Pattric J. Rawlins is Chair of Procopio's Software Practice Group and Team Leader for the Intellectual Property Team. He counsels clients on many aspects of intellectual property law, including patent litigation as both plaintiff and defendant, as well as intellectual property counseling to protect patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets and licensing of intellectual property assets. Pattric's practice focuses on counseling clients regarding intellectual property including procurement strategies and licensing programs for software implemented technologies. He has extensive experience with strategic patent matters including accelerated patent applications, post grant patent matters including ex parte patent reexaminations, inter partes patent reexaminations, reissue patent applications and interferences. Pattric is licensed to practice before the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the U.S. District Courts for the Central and Southern Districts of California, and the Northern District of Illinois and has briefed and argued patent and trademark prosecution appeals before the United States Patent Office Patent Trial and Appeal Board and the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Successfully handled post grant patent invalidation matters including prosecution before the Central Reexamination Unit, briefing and argument before the USPTO Patent Trial and Appeal Board, and briefing and argument before the Federal Circuit.
Assist in-house counsel to develop and implement strategic plan for global patent protection of core technology in the US, Europe and Asia.
Prepared, prosecuted and obtained significant patents in the digital pathology, mesh networking, wireless communications, web analytics and other fields.
Prepared, filed and prosecuted accelerated patent application resulting in a notice of allowance within thirty days of filing the application and grant of the US patent in under four months.
Prepared and filed numerous successful ex parte reexamination requests of competitor patents resulting in strategic delay of potential litigation and establishing intervening rights for client.
Handled ex parte reexamination of client patent asserted in litigation resulting in certification of the originally patented claims and substantial settlement of related litigation.
Prepared, filed and successfully prosecuted post grant invalidity attack of US patent asserted against client resulting in final rejection and non-certification of originally patented claims and favorable settlement terms for client in related litigation.
Handled post grant inter partes reexamination of client patents asserted in litigation resulting in certified claims that read on competitor products.
Handled post grant opposition of client's European patent in European Patent Office resulting in confirmed claims that read on competitor products.
Analyzed client accused products in view of competitor asserted patents and prepared non-infringement opinion letter; successfully defended the opinion letter during deposition by opposing counsel in related litigation resulting in very favorable settlement for client.
Represented defendant in patent infringement lawsuit relating to digital pathology technology resulting in a substantial victory for client and license to extensive patent portfolio.
Represented plaintiff/counter-defendant in related patent infringement lawsuits in the field of PC Card technology.
Defended trade secret misappropriation lawsuit resulting in complete dismissal by plaintiff.
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Sports On Tap's Ohio High School Football Coverage continues, as the guys recap games from Week 12 in the Greater Cleveland Conference, Southwestern Conference, the Suburban League, and more. The guys give you playoff game recaps from Week 12, and matchups for the Regional Finals in the HSF Playoffs. Listen to the podcast below!
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Amherst, OH– Week 7 of the high school football season is ripe with great match ups throughout the area. This week's game of the week has the 6-0 Avon Lake Shoremen traveling by to take on 5-1 Amherst-Steele Comets. A win for the Shoremen will place them all alone at the top of the Southwestern Conference. The Comets look to bounce back after a tough loss in week 6 and to remain in the hunt for a share of the Southwestern Conference title. It is sure to be a fantastic game between these SWC rivals.
The game opened with an 80 Yard scoring drive by the Comets that drained over six and half minutes off of the clock. Comet QB Jimmy Schill found his way into the end zone for 10 yd TD, Amherst took a 7-0 lead with 5:25 left in the 1st quarter. The Shoremen took their opening offensive drive in to Comet territory and were looking to score early, however a costly interception by Avon Lake QB Jack Mikolich gave the Comets the ball on their own 30 yd line. At the end of the 1st quarter Amherst led 7-0.
Amherst opened the second quarter with the ball on their own 30 yd line and RB Khennedy Scagliozzo was able to rattle off big runs of 32 yds and 30 yds, setting him up for a 1 yd plunge into the end zone. Amherst now led 14-0 with 8:07 left in the half.
After each team traded punts on their next offensive possessions, Avon Lake finally got on the scoreboard thanks to some tough running from RB Konner Riggs who scored from 6 yds out.
The score was now 14-7 with 1:45 left in the half. Scagliozzo would take the ensuing kickoff 96 yds for a TD , and the Comets lead swelled to 21-7 with 1:41 remaining. Avon Lake would score on a 36 yd field goal as time expired to make the score 21-10 at halftime.
The 3rd quarter began with Avon Lake going three and out and forced to punt. Amherst started deep in their own territory but were on the move when a costly fumble gave Avon Lake the ball at their own 42 yd line. Shoremen RB Konner Riggs would score on a 8 yd TD Run, a successful 2 pt conversion made the score 21-18 with 2:54 left in the 3rd quarter. Khennedy Scagliozzo would again score on a kickoff return, this time from 91 yds, and all of a sudden the Comets led 28-18 with 2:41 left in the third quarter. Avon Lake would end the 3rd down 28-18, however as the quarter came to an end they were on the Amherst 6 yd line.
Shoremen RB Konner Riggs would score his Third TD of the night on a 3 yd run up the middle, Amherst held a 28-15 lead with 10:41 left in the game. Having learned the hard way not to kick the ball to Khennedy Scagliozzo, Amherst found themselves with decent field position. The Comets drove the ball all the way down to the Avon Lake 11 yd line and were looking for a score to put the game out of reach. However, a fumbled hand off to Scagliozzo was recovered by Avon Lake. The Shoremen took possession at their 11 yd line went on an 89 yd scoring drive that was capped off with a 24 yd TD pass from QB Jack Mikolich to WR Cole Schraff, Avon Lake took a 32-28 lead with 1:34 left in the game.
Amherst's attempt at a last second victory was thwarted by a interception in the end zone by Avon Lake as time ran out, the final score was 32-28 in favor of Avon Lake.
The loss drops Amherst to 5-2 over all and 4-2 in the Southwestern Conference. The Comets were led by RB Khennedy Scagliozzo who had 3 TDs on the night, two of which came on special teams. Amherst will look to right the ship in week 8 as they travel to take on North Olmsted.
Avon Lake improves to 7-0 and 6-0 in the Southwestern Conference. The Shoremen were led by Player of the game Konner Riggs who had 3 TDs on the night. Avon Lake will look to stay unbeaten in week 8 as they play host to Berea-Midpark.
We talked to Avon Lake Quarterback Jack Mikolich about the win and the game winning pass.


Killer Mike has a knack for speaking on issues that aren't exactly politically correct, and now he's capitalizing on it.
On Wednesday (Dec. 12), the Run The Jewels rapper revealed news he teamed up with Netflix for the upcoming series Trigger Warning. Throughout the six-episode Netflix original series, the Grammy Award-winning rapper and activist spends his time taking on social issues that have impacted the Black community for decades.
Killer Mike has always been outspoken about social issues that he's passionate about. Before discussing drug economics with 2 Chainz on wax, the Atlanta native faced backlash for defending the Second Amendment in an interview with NRATV, which he thinks was used to anger the March For Our Lives organizers.
"Sorry my interview about 'black gun owners' was used in the wrong way but, hey it's people having far worse days," he replied to one comment. "Thanks for the support. Those folks will be ok and I will Be too. Have a grand day."
Watch the trailer for Killer Mike's new Netflix series below, and try not to be triggered.


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The 1953 Floods in Essex
On the night of Saturday 31 January 1953 a severe storm coincided with a high spring tide in the North Sea, and the resulting tidal surge caused great devastation all along the east coast. In eastern England 307 people were killed, 120 of them from Essex. The worst hit communities in the county were Canvey Island, where 58 died, and Jaywick, where 37 people were killed (5% of the population). A major operation was mounted to rescue as many people from the flooded areas as possible. Along the east coast of the UK, 30,000 people were evacuated from their homes.
Damage was caused to over 1,600 km of coastline, as well as to thousands of homes. It is estimated that the damage in monetary terms today would be over £5 billion.
It was of course not just England that was affected by the floods; 19 people died in Scotland, 28 in Belgium, and a staggering 1,836 in theNetherlands. Over 230 people also died on ferries, fishing boats and other vessels which were in the North Sea that night.
We have been going through some of the many documents in the ERO which tell some of the stories of the floods in Essex, a small sample of which will be on display in our 'Document of the Month' case in the Searchroom throughout February.
To the sea – rescuers at work in Jaywick (D/Z 35/15) (Photo: Reuters)
Fire Brigade log book reporting phone calls to say that Jaywick was completely flooded (D/Z 35/3/1)
Canvey Island underwater (D/Z 35/15) (Photo: Southend Standard).
Photograph of the junction of Albermarle Street and Alexandra Road in Harwich. The flood in Harwich was described as a two metre high wall of rolling water. Eight people drowned trapped in their basements in Main Street (T/Z 241/1) (Photo: Harwich and Dovercourt Standard).
The ground floor and playground of Harwich Junior School were flooded to a depth of 1½ metres (T/Z 241/1).
This note in the Harwich police station telephone log tells us that at the army base on Bramble Island, near Harwich, the magazines had been breached by the flood waters. High explosives had floated away and the police and public were advised to be on the look out for them, and not to touch them (D/Z 35/6/1).
Photograph of Peter Pan's Playground, Southend (D/Z 35/15) (Photo: Southend Standard). At Southend the effects were not as severe as at Canvey. The Kursaal flooded, along with the Gasworks and Southchurch Park.
Letter written month after the floods by Mr E. Staunton of Benham Road, Canvey to Essex County Council to pass on the 'thanks and gratitude' of himself and 'friends in this area' to the fireman who sounded the air raid siren 'thus giving us a chance to dress and find out over the telephone what was the meaning of the warning' (C/DC 11/Fd43).
A selection of these documents will be on display in the Searchroom throughout February. Others can be ordered to view in the Searchroom. Find out how to visit us.
To find out more about the floods, why not go to hear Patricia Rennoldson Smith talk about her new book The 1953 Essex Flood Disaster: The People's Story as part of the Essex Book Festival.
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Ashley Madison Built An App Called 'What's Your Wife Worth'
Another day, another revolting revelation from the Ashley Madison hack. This time, the Daily Dot reports that Ashley Madison executives were excited about an app their team built. It was called "What's Your Wife Worth", and it's pretty much exactly what it sounds like.
Based on a 2013 email exchange between Ashley Madison CEO Noel Biderman and Avid Life Media's VP of creative, Brian Offenheim, the app would let users post pictures of their wives and invite others to rate them — both on a scale of one to 10 and with actual dollar amounts. Offenheim sent some mockups to Biederman, who replied, "This is really good."
Thank God the company abandoned the plan sometime between then and 2014, when an employee told the execs that the app was "horribly developed". It's unclear if his use of the word "horribly" referred to the unfinished Android app itself or the terribly misogynistic concept.
See more details on this terrible idea over at the Daily Dot.
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So, The A's Are Really Good. Maybe Even Historically Good
The A's have always been good at being underrated. They lack star power (except for maybe in Josh Donaldson), as evidenced by their continual All-Star snubs. Sure, they currently have the best record in all of baseball, but what has truly been underrated about this year's A's squad is its run differential. Plus-135. The next best team, the Giants across the bay, has a run differential of plus-49. The A's lead the league in run differential by 86 runs. Shouldn't this be a big deal?
So, How Good are these A's?
I did a bit of research to dig up which teams in the past 50 years have been as dominant as the A's by this point in the season. To do so, I looked at teams' Pythagorean, or expected, winning percentage, which tells us how many games we'd expect a team to win based on its run differential. While the A's have been good, posting a 47-29 record thus far, they should be even better, according to their Pythagorean record, which stands at 52-24, an improvement of five games. Therefore, Oakland's Pythagorean winning percentage would be .684, putting the A's on pace to win 111 games.
As the chart on the right shows, the 2014 A's have had the best start of the season since 1984, ranking fourth overall since 1964, when the Motor City Kitties also posted a .684 Pythagorean winning percentage through June 23. Those Tigers went on to win the 1984 World Series, a trend which is prevalent among the most dominant nine teams through this point in the season since 1964. In fact, four of the nine teams went on to win the World Series, three others lost it, and two lost in the NLCS. While these teams all regressed slightly during the latter portion of the regular season, they still won an average of 102 games, with no team winning fewer than 97. To me, this appears like pretty good company for the A's.
So, The A's are Winning the World Series Then, Right?
Okay, okay. Let's slow our roll a bit here. Every team on this list, save for the 1998 Braves, played in the era before the Wild Card (introduced in 1994), and every team except for the 1998 Braves and the 1984 Tigers played before the expansion of divisions and the addition of the Division Series (introduced in 1981). Essentially, before 1981, if a team was one of the top two teams in its conference, it was one of two teams with a shot of playing in the World Series. Today, four (or five, depending how you count the Wild Card playoff game) teams all vie to be their conference's lone representative in the World Series, so having a superb regular season record doesn't get you as far.
One of the things that makes what the A's have done so remarkable is that parity has risen to almost unprecedented levels across the league. It's been 16 years since the 1998 Braves came close to matching what the A's are doing today; before that, 14 years had passed since any team put up a Pythagorean win percentage this far in the season above .660. But before 1984? Four teams in the 1970s, and two all-time great O's teams in the 60s all dominated the league. While the league's teams has trended toward mediocre (records-wise) in recent decades, the A's stand out as dominant, a feat which has become exceedingly rare. Here's to Oakland's historic early season dominance. Maybe someday, someone will notice.
Are the 2014 Heat the 2007 Cavs?
Many expected the Heat to three-peat, a feat that hasn't been completed since the 2002 Lakers. Others believed that the Heat were simply too tired and banged up to pull it off, but expected LeBron and co. to go out with a bang. Instead, the 2014 Miami Heat went out with a whimper and were on the losing end on one of the most lopsided Finals of all time. By Game 5, the Big Three had ceased to exist; LBJ himself acknowledged this pre-game, telling the Heat in their huddle to "follow his lead." Sure enough, LeBron led with 31 points, but Bosh and Wade lagged behind, adding 13 and 11 points, respectively.
Of course, LeBron is no stranger to carrying an entire team on his back; he did it essentially during his entire tenure in Cleveland. As the 2014 playoffs wore on, Bosh and Wade faded into the background, and by the end of their beatdown at the hands of the Spurs, the two were essentially nonfactors, leaving LeBron to carry the struggling Heat.
Back to 2007?
Even during the regular season, we knew the Heat were tired coming off of three straight NBA finals. They slipped out of the top 10 in defensive efficiency for the first time in the Big Three era; perhaps more noticeably, Dwyane Wade missed 28 games, more than a quarter of the season, nursing his aging knees. With Wade no longer a consistent member of the starting lineup and Bosh attempting the fewest field goals per game since his rookie season, LeBron essentially was the team's only consistent scoring threat. It wasn't supposed to be this way, of course; Michael Beasley, who had proved he could score in the past, was brought in, as was Greg Oden, who was never a high-volume scorer but more offensively gifted than current bigs Birdman or Udonis Haslem. Both experiments didn't really pan out, and LeBron was left as the team's primary offensive option.
LeBron's situation in 2014 was similar to his situation in 2007, another year in which he essentially willed his team to the Finals (also against the Spurs, in which the Spurs dominated) in a weak Eastern Conference. The chart below shows the Player Efficiency Ratings for the six most-used players on each team (the 2014 Miami Heat and the 2007 Cleveland Cavaliers), comparing the PERs for each team's counterpart.
Aside from LeBron clearly being better now than he was in 2007 (it's crazy to think about, but he was only 22 when he dragged Drew Gooden and co. to the Finals), Dwyane Wade's PER is much higher than Larry Hughes' was. However, Hughes, also a shooting guard, played in 70 of the Cavs' 82 regular season games, while Dwyane Wade played in just 54. That's not to suggest that 2007 Larry Hughes, who sported a .400/.333/.676 shooting line, was better than 2014 Dwyane Wade, but the difference between the two is much smaller than the chart displays. Other than that difference, most of the players on the two teams had pretty comparable seasons - Bosh and Big Z were both good, but not great by PER standards, while Gooden and Varejao both outplayed Chalmers and Allen, respectively.
So, by these metrics, LeBron's teammates this year were about as effective as his teammates in 2007, a year in which everyone expected the Spurs to walk all over his team. Two things, however: while it provides a nice, even baseline by which to evaluate players, PER is far from perfect, and is not the end-all statistic for evaluating players' effectiveness. Second, this is not to say LeBron's 2014 teammates are as good of players as his 2007 teammates. As I talked about earlier, this Heat team, a relatively old team, has played more minutes in the past four seasons than any other team by a large margin, and they're tired. If the 2007 Cavaliers and 2014 Miami Heat were both fully rested, I have no doubts that the 2014 Miami Heat would run the Cavs out of the building.
In the lead-up to this year's Finals, maybe we should have treated the Heat more like the 2007 Cavs, and expected a dominant performance from the Spurs. Then again, hindsight is 20-20.
How Do You Build an NBA Five-Man Unit?
My hometown NBA team, the Golden State Warriors, won more games this season than it had in the past two decades, a period lamented by Bay Area sports fans for the Warriors' immense suckiness (aside from the We Believe team, of course). And after this past 51-win season, the Warriors fired their head coach, Mark Jackson. Aside from supposed clashing with the front office, one area of speculation regarding Jackson's dismissal was the stagnation of a once exciting offense - during the 2013-2014 season, the Warriors' offense was decidedly mediocre, ranking 12th in efficiency. Jackson ran isolation-heavy offensive sets for either Stephen Curry or David Lee, and the Warriors passed less than any other team per game during the regular season.
Maybe the issue is this: the Warriors really only had three offensive players among their starting five: Stephen Curry, David Lee, and Klay Thompson. The other two starters, Andre Iguodala (who made the All-Defensive First Team) and Andrew Bogut, both played almost completely defensive roles. That's not to say Iguodala and Bogut weren't integral to the Warriors' success; despite having two minus defenders, Curry and Lee, the Warriors managed to have the third most efficient defense last season (their best defensive rating in 50 YEARS). Essentially, the Warriors starting five consisted of two players serviceable on only the offensive end of th floor, Curry and Lee, two serviceable only on the defensive end, Iguodala and Bogut, and one true two-way player who was about as valuable on offense as on defense, Klay Thompson.
But is this the right way to build a lineup? How does the amount of offensive-oriented players affect a team's offense and defense? How does having extreme specialization between offensive-oriented and defensive-oriented players, as the Warriors do, affect a team's success? To look into this, I used ESPN's brand-new statistic, Real Plus-Minus (RPM), which estimates an individual player's contributions on offense and defense, to determine the offensive or defensive orientation of each NBA team's most-used five-man unit during the course of the 2013-2014 season. If a player had a higher Offensive RPM than Defensive RPM, I considered him an offensive-oriented player; the reverse was also true.
How Many David Lees? How Many Andre Iguodalas?
So, how many David Lees versus Andre Iguodalas do you want on your team? Not surprisingly, the more offensively-oriented players a team has, the better its offense is and the worse its defense is. The only exception I found was that teams' defense was actually better with four offensively-oriented players than with three; the most likely reason for this, however, is a small sample size. Only three teams, the Clippers, Nets and Rockets, had four offensively-oriented players as defined by RPM as their most-played five-man units. The vast majority of five-man units surveyed had two or three offensively-oriented players, as would be expected. The average number of offensively-oriented players on the five-man units surveyed was 2.4, signalling essentially an equal distribution of offensively- and defensively-oriented players league-wide. Only one team, Tom Thibodeau's Chicago Bulls death machine had no offensively-oriented players on its most-used five-man unit, a fact which became increasingly apparent when the Bulls could not score on the Raptors during the opening round of the playoffs.
In terms of differentials, it appeared that the most offensively-oriented five-man units, those with four offensively-oriented players, outscored their opponents by .09 points per possession, but there doesn't appear to be any trends regarding point differentials dependent on the number of offensively-oriented players in a five-man unit, aside from, well, more offensively-oriented players means better offense and worse defense.
What about player specialization?
Now let's take a look at specialization among five-man units and how the amount of "two-way" players in a five-man unit affects point differential. In my analysis, a player who I deemed a "two-way" player had less than a one-point differential between his Offensive and Defensive RPMs. While the definition is slightly arbitrary, it highlights players who offer roughly the same amount of value on the offensive and defensive ends of the floor. The most specialized teams, or those with the fewest "two-way" players, were the Raptors, Spurs, Trail Blazers, Knicks, Warriors, Mavericks and Lakers, each with zero specialized players; the inclusion of the Toronto Drakes, who seem to play a very team-oriented brand of basketball and with solid all-around players like Kyle Lowry and DeMar Derozan, surprised me. The least specialized teams, those with four "two-way" players, were the 76ers and the Bobcats; the presence of the 'Cats wasn't wholly surprising, but I just have no idea of what to make of last year's 76ers, especially because of the never-ending shifts in their rotations. We'll just leave them be.
Anyway, it appears that a stronger relationship exists here between specialization and point differential; the teams with zero specialized players performed the best; as we saw earlier, six of the eight teams with the fewest specialized players were playoff teams. The data for teams with three and four "two-way" players should be disregarded, however; as we saw earlier, the two teams that had four specialized players were the 'Cats and the 76ers, and one was, well, the Sixers, which entirely skews the data. The only team with three "two-way" players was the Cavs, who actually had a pretty good differential with their most-used five-man unit (dat Offensive Efficiency!).
Other measures of player specialization
A less arbitrary way to measure specialization among a five-man unit's players is by simply taking the standard deviation among a five-man unit of the difference between a player's Offensive and Defensive RPMs. As we can see in the graph to the right, there appears to be a slight correlation between specialization and higher point differentials (the higher the standard deviation value, the more specialized a player is). The correlation might have been stronger had it not been for that -.23 point differential outlier at the bottom of the graph (shoutout to the Magic for having by far the worst most-played five-man unit in the league).
So it looks like the Warriors set up their roster the right way - highly specialized between offense and defense, with two offensively-oriented players and two defensively-oriented players. Given the above conclusions, five-man units with higher degrees of specialization between players are more successful, and when building a rotation, the presence of both offensive and defensive specialists, such as Martell Webster or Tony Allen, is vital. Of course, there are many imperfections with the above analysis. First of all is the question of the validity of RPM. Some nuggets I found digging through RPM include:
David Lee being a plus defender while being a minus offensive player
Dirk Nowitzki and Vince Carter being better defenders than The Matrix
Blake Griffin as a "two-way" player and a better defender than CP3
The aforementioned David Lee having a higher defensive RPM than Anthony Davis
The venerable Boogie Cousins having a negative offensive rating (leading all Centers in scoring) and a positive defensive rating (he's definitely not as bad on defense as his reputation, but he's clearly an offensive player)
You get the picture. Anyway, RPM tends to overrate backcourt players offensively and underrate them defensively and does the opposite with frontcourt players, as evidenced by Boogie and David Lee. To adjust for this, it may be worth adjusting RPM for position to get rid of these positional biases. Also, as I touched on earlier, the small sample size of a single season prohibits drawing larger conclusions. Unfortunately, RPM has only been calculated for the 2013-2014 season and is unavailable for previous seasons, preventing historical comparisons. To do multi-year analysis, the use of a different offensive and defensive rating system is needed.
Alex Moss - editor


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I have a log file being written by another process which I want to watch for changes. Each time a change occurrs I'd like to read the new data in to do some processing on it.
What's the best way to do this? I was hoping there'd be some sort of hook from the PyWin32 library. I've found the win32file.FindNextChangeNotification function but have no idea how to ask it to watch a specific file.
[Edit] I should have mentioned that I was after a solution that doesn't require polling.
[Edit] Curses! It seems this doesn't work over a mapped network drive. I'm guessing windows doesn't 'hear' any updates to the file the way it does on a local disk.
The text seems to be plagiarized from this question, and all other help center links (on all SE sites) seem to be affected as well.
So I refactored the logging of the mass rebake route for HTTPS-ing help center articles and I moved a critical variable. The one that says which site to get the article from.
...a new build is going up that will restore all of these. ETA: ~10 minutes.
Edit: fix complete, everything you saw was an illusion.
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Winter vegetables and fruits have a special attraction of the winter season.
Most vegetables are available the whole year but the vegetables in winter are juicy and freshest, have a special taste and are difficult to resist to buy.
I love to go to a vegetable market in all seasons but Indian winter vegetable market has a special attraction for me. The vegetable colors are so lovely that you just want to buy a lot and eat them too.
Check out the winter foods recipes on this site.
Indian names of these vegetables are given in bracket.
This wonderful orange or reddish orange root vegetable tops the vegetable list for winter.
Carrots are sweet, juicy and crunchy, available and used the whole year in Indian homes.
Carrots are used in halwa (gajar halwa), salads, carrot kosambri (salad), vegetable curry, vegetable rice preparation, carrot kheer, vegetable pickles and many other dishes.
Carrots contain very little fat and are cholesterol free. They contain dietary fiber, vitamin A and C, beta-carotenes, anti oxidants and minerals. They help in preventing cancers and tumors.
Along with the green leaves, beetroot or beets are full of health.
They reduce cholesterol in body and are useful in anti-aging.
The leafy parts have vitamin C, A, B-complex.
Beets contain carotenoids and flavonoid anti-oxidants, potassium.
Beets are used to make beet salad, beetroot halwa, in rice preparation, vegetable cutlet etc.
You can eat green peas raw or cooked. Have fresh peas by itself or add to other vegetables.
Use them in salads, snacks; soups etc. peas contain minerals, vitamin K, B-complex, folic acid and ascorbic acid.
is available in white (daikon radish) and red radish varieties. It is a low calorie vegetable containing vitamin C, B-6, minerals such as magnesium, copper, calcium and iron.
Radish, a root vegetable, is eaten raw in salads. You can also use tender radish leaves in salads and stews.
Radish is also used cooked in parathas, subji(vegetable side dish), sambar(stew), raita etc.
In north India, radish is made into 'mooli paratha', a delicious flat bread, or 'mooli subji' with greens, a stir fry or stew. It tastes great as 'radish sambar', a radish and lentil stew when served with plain rice.
Cauliflower or phoolgobi has no cholesterol and is low in calories. It gives protection against cancer.
It contains minerals such as potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron. It cooks fast so is very convenient when you are in a hurry.
You can make it into 'gobi paratha', or 'gobi ki subji' for a meal time. You can also make it into gobi pakoda or gobi Manchurian for a snack. It goes well in rice dishes as gobi pulao or maharashtrian masala bhaat.
Spinach / Palak a commonly used green leafy vegetable. It is a treasure of nutrients. It is rich in vitamin A, C, K and omega-3 fatty acids.
Care should be taken not to overcook spinach as over cooking can reduce it's nutritional value.
Spinach can be combined in many preparations such as spinach soup, spinach rice, palak paratha, palak paneer, aloo palak etc. you can also add it to vegetable salads.
- 'sarson ka saag' is a name of a curry in North India. The tender leaves of mustard plant are made into a green vegetable curry and are served with a 'makki ki roti' (flat bread made with corn meal).
These leaves contain vitamin A, K and carotene and flavonoid anti-oxidants. These help in reducing iron deficiency, anemia. Mustard green has very few calories.
is a nutritionally rice leafy vegetable. It contains vitamins A, B, B3, E. it has potassium, protein, amino acids too. it helps in lactation and reduces menstrual pain.
It is useful in treating reproductive problems and hormonal disorders. It reduces blood sugar levels and cholesterol. It is useful in treating bronchitis, arthritis, skin problems, asthma. It is a herbal remedy for increasing male potency and libido.
Broccoli looks similar to cauliflower but is green in color. Broccoli helps in preventing cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis and stroke. It strengthens the immune system.
Broccoli contains minerals, vitamins - A, K and C, anti-oxidants and dietary fiber. It has very few calories. Broccoli is good eaten raw or stir fried. Overcooking can destroy the nutrients. Those with thyroid problems should avoid broccoli.
In other Indian languages it is known as chapparadavare, chikkadikai (Kannada), avari, mochai (Tamil), anumulu, chikkudu (Telugu), mochakotta (Malayalam), sem, ballar (Hindi), val (Gujarati), pavta, val (Marathi).
The skin is removed and the beans (as shown below) are used. The skin is not edible by us. Skin can be used as cattle feed.
- After removing skin Known as avarekai(Kannada). The beans after the outer skins removed are used in snacks, curries, rice dishes etc.
Tomatoes are known as tomato, tamatar, takkali etc. in Indian languages.
Tomatoes are available the whole year in India. In winter, tomatoes are abundant and are cheaper too.
Okra is known English as gumbo and lady's finger too. It is bhindi (Hindi), bhendi (Marathi), bendekai(Kannada), vendekkai(Tamil) etc. in Indian languages.
Okra is rich in vitamin A, B6, C thiamine, iron, calcium, zinc, potassium, magnesium, and manganese.
It is a rich source of dietary fibres and antioxidants. It helps in preventing diabetes, asthma, cataract, constipation, gas and stomach bloating.
Lady's finger helps in controlling cholesterol and stabilizing blood sugar.
Okra or bhindi is made into curry, stir fried, crispi okra and okra raita.


It's time we understand criticism isn't condemnation. In high school, we'd write first drafts that would come back with red ink. We weren't kicked out of our Lit or History classes. Instead, we'd correct our grammar and sharpen our content to produce a much better final draft. We're evaluated at every stage of our lives and there are countless times we evaluate others. Just about every service we use comes with a "3 minute survey at the end of the call". If we attend a convention we're asked to evaluate everything from the workshops to the meals and are expected to be honest so that the convention organizers do better the next time.
So why is it we are faced with this very written and verbal rule that we can't criticize Democrats? Are we afraid of growth? Are we afraid that democracy will end democracy? If we were to go to the store right now to buy moisturizer we would find at least 17 different brands and each of those brands would have at least 3 different choices. Who hasn't spent 15 minutes in an aisle scrutinizing the labels to look over ingredients, wondering do I have dry skin or extra skin before almost getting a bottle to the cart before putting it back and reading 3 more labels before making a choice? Maybe. And we don't have to live with that lotion for 4 years.
At this point we should be scrutinizing every candidate's voting record, platform and soon their donor list. Health care is a mess. Infrastructure is crumbling. Sea levels are rising. The Midwest is in the midst of a month long flood all while battling corporate farm takeovers. Black women are dying at extremely disportionate rates during childbirth than white women who are also dying at disportionate rates compared to the rest of the world. Indigenous women are going missing at an alarming rate. College grads can't afford to buy homes or can't qualify for mortgages because their debt is already sky high. We have more incarcerated individuals than any other country- and in for profit prisons. The Secretary of Education thinks class sizes should be bigger and that's not even the worst thing happening to our children's schools. There's segregation, budgets are getting cut, teachers cannot afford to live. Families are being separated at the border, ecause of racist policies,because of war, because of gun violence, because of the overdose epidemic and because we criminalize poverty and mental illness. The to do list makes our to do lists look cute- and our to do lists are not cute.
Should we support candidates? Of course. But we support them by taking out the red pens. We support them by staying on for the 3 minute survey and being honest about their records and platforms so that they get better. Democracy doesn't work if we just throw all the lotion in the cart, proceed to check out and ask everyone else in line which lotion is the most purchasable. The debates begin in just a few short months. Don't we want candidates up on stage who demonstrate they've had actual conversations with actual people AND that they have listened to solutions these actual people want to see concerning issues that impact our daily lives. Don't we want substance and not just a field of candidates who haven't been challenged so they just stand there like they were born for this. See that. THAT needed to be criticized. And it's not just that gaffe.
Every candidate has great things to offer. But you know what, we're pretty great too and we deserve leadership that is listening to the people- not polls, not consultants and certainly not donors. And if we don't open our mouths now that's exactly who they will be listening too. We deserve better than skyrocketing healthcare costs on stagnant wages. We deserve to travel on safe roads to homes that we're not in danger of losing because we cannot afford them. We deserve to Unionize if we want to and to retire with dignity. We deserve not to be pitted against one another and for that to stop we need a leader who will take on the systems and institutions that profit off of othering. We deserve clean air and water, along with flood mitigation. Hopefully, you believe you deserve that too. There are stores with 12 different types of red pens and markers. Find that one will carry your voice.


If there is one thing that Africa is most famous for, it has to be the annual wildebeest migration – one of the seven wonders of the natural world. Just picture the sight, tens of thousands of huge horned antelopes trampling the ground in formation, grunting and snorting as they pass. Ker & Downey® Africa tries to offer guests an unforgettable experience, putting you at the heart of the action. That is why we have developed a series of itineraries that are timed to ensure that our guests can witness this truly wild annual event.
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What is the wildebeest migration?
Africa's wildebeest migration is one of the world's most spectacular events – hundreds of thousands of untamed wildebeest, antelope and zebra migrate clockwise across the Serengeti-Maasai Mara savannah plains. Along the way, these wild African beasts take in two different countries, mate, give birth, and blanket the landscape. The migratory route is quite predictable, and the wildlife follows a similar pattern each year, dependent on the seasons and the availability of fresh drinking water and verdant pastures. The annual wildebeest migration is one of the great 'out of Africa' experiences that simply cannot be missed.
Did you know? Wildebeest calves can stand within 10 minutes of birth, so they can move with the herd immediately.
Where does the wildebeest migration happen?
This annual event takes place on the savannah plains of the Serengeti in Tanzania and Kenya's Maasai Mara. The most common route that the animals follow begins in the southern half of the Serengeti, they then travel through the western corridor into the vast Maasai Mara National Reserve, through the Loliondo and Lobo areas, and back to the Serengeti.
This annual event takes place on the savannah plains of the Serengeti in Tanzania and Kenya's Maasai Mara.
Why does the wildebeest migration happen?
The hundreds of thousands of wildebeest, accompanied by thousands of zebra and antelope, embark upon their migratory journey in search of the seasonal rains that pass over East Africa. The main reason for migration is to search for greener pastures in order to get their fill before the dry season and to feed their young, but the huge loop that the animals follow is great for travelers looking to experience a true natural phenomenon.
When should you go to see the wildebeest migration?
The annual wildebeest migration takes place towards the end of the rainy season, usually starting in May and ending in December when the animals return back to the Serengeti. In May, the wildlife start their migration north through Moru Kopjes and past the Seronera. In June, hundreds of thousands of animals are stopped south of the Grumeti River where dangerous crocodiles feast. During July and August, the wildebeest continue their migration northwards through the Grumeti Reserve and Ikorongo. During September, a flood of these impressive giants frantically stampedes through the Mara River, and by October the herds arrive in the western Loliondo and the Serengeti's Lobo area.
The migratory route is quite predictable, and the wildlife follows a similar pattern each year.
What wildlife will you see during the wildebeest migration?
The annual wildebeest migration is one of Africa's most unique and unforgettable sights. As you witness this feat of nature, you will see many of the animals and birdlife endemic to this part of the world. Of course, you will see more than 1 million stampeding wildebeest, all focused on reaching fresh pastures and drinking water, savannah grasses swaying in their wake and sand clouds filling the air. The wildebeest are joined by huge herds of zebra, antelope, and Thompson's and Grant's gazelle. At certain points along the migratory route, the uncontrollable herds are joined by enormous crocodiles looking for their next meal, lions and leopards picking off weaker individuals and vultures feeding on the carcasses of animals that perished along the way.
It would be unwise and dangerous to get caught up in the endless stampede of wildebeest in search of food on foot, so Ker & Downey® Africa can organise game drives from nearby safari camps, accompanied by experienced local guides. For a more exhilarating experience, we can also offer hot air balloon flights so that you can see the sheer size of the wildebeest migration from above, animals blanketing the ground for as far as the eye can see. This is an experience not to be missed.
If you would like to learn more about the Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania or Kenya, get in touch with our Ker & Downey® Adventurists for insight tips on where to stay and when to travel.


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A: DataType is not supported in WinRT XAML - see DataTemplate Class. You can also find this information here at this post.
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Everyone takes one but does not show it to anyone. Anna Frozen Flu Doctor. Don't hold back and don't wait another minute! You start out with spinning a bottle, as expected, but the game deviates there. Get ready for girls day out!


Renovation of an existing 7,450 SF main laboratory and an existing 16,000 SF central processing/clean sterile area for Peninsula Regional Medical Center. Phased construction was utilized to allow for owner occupancy and use of existing equipment during construction. Project included the replacement of the existing mechanical systems with new and the addition of reheat coils for dehumidification as well as upgrading the existing pneumatic temperature controls to DDC controls. Air systems were rebalanced to obtain proper air changes per hour and room pressurizations required by current hospital guidelines. Two fumes hoods were included in the design for the laboratory and three steam sterilizers as well as an ETO sterilizer were included in the design for the clean sterile work rooms.


I gave a sampling of the online student response system Kahoot during the last faculty meeting. This was well received by those in attendance and I was happy to see that a large number of teachers have since implemented this great digital tool into their own classroom. Kahoot is a free online resource that allows teachers to create quizzes, discussions, and polls that students can respond to right from their laptop, cell phone, or tablet. The beauty of Kahoot lies in the fact that students must not only get the answer right, but must do so in the shortest amount of time. The top 5 names are displayed for the class to see after each question, and it can be anyone's game until the last question. Once the session concludes, the class has one final overall winner. Even though only the top 5 scores are displayed for the class to see, the teacher has access to the data and final results of each individual student.
"A year 9 class at ratton School in Eastbourne are playing Kahoot!. The camera focuses on one of the players in the game answering a question (displayed on the screen at the front of the class) on his iPad.
Students Kahooting in Mrs. Humphrey's Class!
He waits anxiously for his fellow classmates to all answer (or the timer to count down to zero) to see if he was correct. When he finds out he is, there is sheer joy in his face and body language. That is until he realises that he still isn't in the top 5 scorers in the room and therefor his name isn't displayed on the scoreboard at the front of the class.
He's now motivated even further for the next question."
Video of a Student Kahooting!


Pua likes wormy apples. These are little wild grown apples.
Normally she sleeps naked but she went in for a nap. She also goes in the washer and disrobes then comes out minus sweater if she doesn't want it.
Do I get cheese if I pose pretty?


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Diane serves as Communications Manager for Colorado Succeeds. Diane brings over 6 years of experience in nonprofit management in the areas of marketing and communications, fund development, and operations. Diane comes to Colorado Succeeds from Butterfly Pavilion where she developed and implemented marketing campaigns and large-scale events to drive revenue, brand awareness and inspire audiences to take action for habitat and species conservation. Diane began her career supporting fundraising, administration, and community development at Colorado-based nonprofits like Center for Legal Inclusiveness, African Community Center, Children's Future International, and the Marshall Direct Fund.
Diane holds undergraduate degrees in International Studies and French from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. She also earned a Master of Arts in International Studies from the Josef Korbel School at the University of Denver, where she contributed to research focused on the efficacy of resistance movements around the world. Diane is also a graduate of the University of Colorado Denver School of Public Affairs, where she earned a Master's in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofits. Her final capstone project, which focused on improving energy assistance access in rural communities in Colorado, was one of the few selected for publication in the University's digital repository. Diane lives in Denver with her cat, Paris, whom she rescued from the Denver Animal Shelter in 2019.


Endpoints almost always represent the first pawn in an attacker's malicious movements inside a victim environment: Phishing, ransomware, and other forms of email- and browser-based attacks are compromising user endpoints, then attackers are using those endpoints to pivot deeper into the network. Servers are also problematic, as the many successful attacks on Web, email, DNS, and network and security devices have proven. Even printers and newer forms of endpoints are coming under compromise, according to the 2017 SANS Endpoint Security Survey.
In this new 2018 survey, publishing in association with the SANS DFIR Summit, SANS revisits threats, protections and response capabilities impacting endpoints. Results are presented in a two-part webcast series. The whitepaper and webcast developed from this survey are intended to promote better endpoint hygiene and provide valuable thought leadership to the community.
Click here to register for the second webcast, on June 14, 2018, for results related to endpoint detection and response.
Jackie Castelli, CISSP, has over 20 years of experience in the cybersecurity industry. She has gained practical security experience in her roles as a security architect and data center manager. As a director of product marketing for CrowdStrike, she is responsible for educating the market about the Falcon platform, CrowdStrike's next-generation endpoint protection solution. Prior to CrowdStrike, Jackie worked in technical roles in pre-sales, IT and support. Jackie frequently speaks on cybersecurity topics at executive briefings and industry events.
Charles Choe is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Guidance Software (now OpenText) responsible for the OpenText EnCase Forensic Security suite of products. He brings almost 10 years of product management and marketing experience, with advanced degrees in both law and business, to the table. Charles provides insight about market trends, industry challenges and solutions to Guidance Software and its customers in the areas of cybersecurity, risk management and forensic investigations.


As completely predictable as it was, it's been nevertheless astonishing to see the speed with which many self-declared foes of Donald Trump have reversed their positions since he was elected president. Republicans and Democrats alike who warned against Trump in severest terms have been all too willing to backtrack for the sake of political expediency — or a potential cabinet position. Likewise, many of the major scandals that were poised to trip him up have fallen by the wayside. He settled the Trump University lawsuit with relatively little fanfare. It seems likely he'll do whatever he wants as far as his business holdings are concerned. So it's worth taking a closer look at the opponents who have not backed down, chief among them, the celebrity chef José Andrés, best known for restaurants specializing in olive-oil bonbons, "tomato caviar," and foie-gras cotton candy.
Andrés, born in northern Spain and raised in Barcelona, trained under Ferran Adrià at the acclaimed El Bulli, and now operates more than a dozen mostly Spanish restaurants in cities including Washington, D.C., Miami, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. He's considered to have been instrumental in helping to introduce and popularize concepts like small plates, tasting counters, and molecular gastronomy in America. His restaurants in D.C., where he's based, — Jaleo, Bazaar, the Michelin-starred Minibar — have also played a huge part in elevating the city's now-thriving food scene.
Plenty of celebrities have been and continue to be vocal in their opposition to Trump, but most of them don't have much at stake — at least not yet. Andrés, meanwhile, is in a very real legal battle against the president-elect. As has been widely reported, in 2015, shortly after Trump announced he would run for office and promptly made disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants, Andrés withdrew the commitment he'd made to open a costly restaurant in Trump's new D.C. hotel. Trump, naturally, sued him for breach of contract, seeking $10 million in damages. Andrés countersued, arguing that Trump's comments had completely destroyed the restaurant's reputation and his ability to do business, long before it had opened.
This stance is hardly out of character for Andrés. As the profile of celebrity chefs has grown, a number of them — René Redzepi, Dan Barber, Tom Colicchio, Roy Choi, Adrià, and especially Andrés — have used their platforms to explore the political side of fine dining, advocating for changes to improve the world's food systems. Andrés has also been more than just a culinary ambassador. In 2006, he changed the name of his umbrella company from Proximo to ThinkFoodGroup. In 2012, he was honored as one of Time magazine's "most influential people in the world," categorized as an "activist," and described by Anthony Bourdain as "capable of anything," after he started an organization called World Central Kitchen with his wife, Patricia. Inspired by the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, its aim is to build kitchens in developing countries, to serve as a model for sustainable cooking using local ingredients and solar-powered cookstoves, and to feed people in crisis.
One might wonder why Andrés — or Geoffrey Zakarian, the other celebrity chef to pull out of the hotel, who is also being sued — agreed to work with Trump in the first place; it's not as though he hadn't shown his colors before his campaign. But chefs within the Trump orbit have in the past been able to maintain a certain degree of distance from their infamous landlord: Jean Georges, for example, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's celebrated New York flagship, is in a Trump hotel, something few people seemed to notice or care about until Trump invited Mitt Romney there for the world's most awkward-looking dinner. Now, Andrés has set a new precedent — for both chefs and Trump's opponents in general.


Update at 5:30 p.m. — A statement was just posted on the Capitol City Brewing Shirlington Facebook page, confirming that it has closed permanently.
After 22 years of proudly serving Northern Virginia, we have had to make the difficult decision to close this location. We thank you for your tremendous support and loyalty over the years and for that we are truly grateful. Please visit us at our Downtown location (at 11th and H St NW) to enjoy our award-winning beers, great food and friendly service.
Earlier: Capitol City Brewing appears to have closed its Shirlington location, but it's unclear whether the closure is permanent.
Paper covered the brewpub's windows and its doors remained closed today. Nobody answered the phone as of 3 p.m.
Several tipsters have emailed ARLnow.com to say Cap City, located at 4001 Campbell Avenue, had closed. Some were upset, saying employees were abruptly told today, without prior notice, that it had closed.
"Unless you live in Shirlington, apparently," said one person, in return. "You freaking lying pieces of [poop emoji]," wrote another.
An anonymous tipster contacted ARLnow.com last week, advising us to "watch for Capitol City Brewing Company closing in Shirlington in early March." Calls and emails sent to the company since have not been returned.
A mainstay of the neighborhood, Capitol City has remained busy on most weekdays and weekends. The company also hosts the popular, annual Oktoberfest event in Shirlington.


The bureaucracy is fighting back.
Since then, however, Foggy Bottom's small act of resistance has only grown larger. By Tuesday afternoon, the letter condemning President Trump's temporary ban on migrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries had attracted roughy 1,000 signatures—far more than any dissent cable in recent years. The letter, which was first reported over the weekend, represents the largest organized protest the Trump administration has faced from within the U.S. government. But it is also part of a broader wave of opposition among the legion of federal workers tasked with carrying out the president's policies.
The State Department isn't the only federal agency that has been shaken by Trump. An order from the White House to cease all advertising and outreach programs associated with the Affordable Care Act reportedly sent the Department of Health and Human Services into a tailspin, causing the administration to reverse course after less than 24 hours amid protests from H.H.S. and the insurance industry. A temporary gag order was placed on the National Park Service's social-media accounts after the department shared a side-by-side comparison of Trump and President Barack Obama's inauguration crowd sizes, spurring an ex-employee at the Badlands National Park to fire off a series of unsanctioned tweets about climate change. A slew of "protest" social-media accounts purportedly run by rogue members of several U.S. agencies—such as @altUSEPA and @ActualEPAFact—have cropped up amid fears that the Environmental Protection Agency will be effectively silenced under the new administration.
Others, however, view resistance as a part of the job. "Policy dissent is in our culture," one diplomat in Africa, who signed the letter circulating among foreign diplomats, told The New York Times. "We even have awards for it," this person added, in reference to the State Department's "Constructive Dissent" award. One Justice Department employee told the Post, "You're going to see the bureaucrats using time to their advantage," and added that "people here will resist and push back against orders they find unconscionable," by whistle-blowing, leaking to the press, and lodging internal complaints. Others are staying in contact with officials appointed by President Obama to learn more about how they can undermine Trump's agenda and attending workshops on how to effectively engage in civil disobedience, the Post reports.
Still, some have downplayed the resistance among bureaucrats. "There is no evidence we are seeing of a widespread federal bureaucracy revolt," Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, a nonprofit that advocates for career federal managers, told the Post. And certain departments have been sheltered from sweeping policy changes. "We've been, I think, heartened by how things are going here," one official from the Department of Education said.
The president has already fired one high-profile civil servant for not following orders. Whether Trump will entertain Gingrich's more aggressive approach remains to be seen.


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