The roaring nineties produced many memorable politicians, but none more colourful than William Morris "Billy" Hughes (also known as "the Little Digger"). Hughes was to remain a key figure in Australian politics for more than half a century. His description of the way he was originally preselected for the safe Labor seat of Lang in 1894 is worth quoting at length.
In due course the night fixed for the selection came round. There was a full house and all the candidates were lined up on the stage. The chairman, a Liverpool Irishman named MacDermott, who in private life was a coal-lumper, solemnly outlined the procedure, which to my ears bore a terrifying likeness to that which greeted the ears of the early Christians as they were being thrown to the lions. Each candidate was to address the meeting for fifteen minutes, and at the close of the speeches a ballot on the preferential system would be taken. The candidates were to speak in alphabetical order. The publican took the floor first. His name began, most appropriately, with a B.
He was greeted with tumultuous cheers, which he had thoroughly earned, for he had kept `open house' for some weeks past. Encouraged by his reception, he started off in great style, but as he knew rather less than Tutankhamen about the Labour movement he ran out of ammunition in less than five minutes and subsided in a splutter of moist excitement. When the other four floundered in his train, I began to understand why my intrusion had so disturbed. They knew nothing whatever of the Labour platform, whilst I was one of those who had helped to draft it. The five took rather less than half an hour to say all they knew or could think of. I spoke for a full fifteen minutes, which in itself produced a distinct impression. Then came the ballot, which lasted till after midnight. No one had a majority on the first count and efforts to allot the preference votes were frantic but futile. The preferential system was new to my prospective constituents, who were completely baffled by its diabolical subtleties. Motions for a recount were repeatedly moved, and the results, which were entirely inconclusive, were greeted with howls of rage and derision. As a last resort it was decided that only one of the candidates should fall out. Happily I just missed being at the bottom of the poll; I was still in the running, but only just in.
The entertainment ran for three successive nights, feeling rising higher at each performance, which invariably ended in wild confusion. One man fell out each night, but I still kept my place, gathering my strength daily from the supporters of the defeated aspirants - for as each of these took the count, the great bulk of his followers, bitterly resenting their champion's downfall, came over in a body to my standard. When the fateful night fixed for the final ballot came round the odds were only very slightly in favour of my opponent.
An hour or more before the proceedings began the neighbourhood of the Mission Church - which both parties had chosen as a fitting temple for a contest in which, after a desperate struggle, right was to emerge, perhaps bleeding, but certainly triumphant - was a stirring sight. Large and desperately earnest men came hurrying towards it from every point of the compass. Not all were electors, for the news of these historic preliminary ballots had sounded like a trumpet call in the ears of many enthusiastic lovers of liberty in the remoter parts of West Sydney. Every moment the crowd grew in numbers and animation. And because they were not only lovers of liberty, but men who sniffed the promise of battle joyously, they hoped that those who officiated at this historic ballot would not prove themselves dogs in the manger by declaring the aftermath to be a private fight, but would throw the portals wide open and bid all the world join in. Buoyed up by this pious hope, they had raced through their evening meal, leaving about their mouths and on their chins and moustaches traces of eggs and dubious gravies, and suggestions of crumbs. And some of them, fresh from their work on the wharves, had their wool hooks stuck in their belts.
The place was packed at seven o'clock, when MacDermott - his hair cropped close, his great moustache yellow and curved like that of an ancient Viking - took the chair and called the assemblage to order in a voice that could be heard blocks away. There was an air of intense excitement; every man felt in his bones that he was going to have his money's worth - and perhaps something over. Mac's opening remarks were keyed to the right pitch. He said there had been a lot of sparring and scrim-shanking going on. He didn't hold with these preferential votes - no one could make head or tail of them. Anyhow, they'd done with the damn thing now, and when they went out of the hall that night the Lang division would have elected its candidate (deafening applause). Mac went on to say, `Gentlemen, we're going to have everything fair and above board' - terrific applause. Only electors of the Lang division could vote, and in order to make sure that none others did, Mac looked round and observed in a casual way `I notice a lot of our friends from the Rocks and Pyrmont here. We're glad to see them, but they can't vote, because'- and here Mac smiled broadly -`every elector must produce his "electric right".' (Loud, but not extravagantly loud, cheers.) `Each candidate', Mac went on, `has the right to appoint two scrutineers.' This seemed to me quite inadequate, but making the best of a bad job I chose the two biggest of lily supporters. I noted with some satisfaction that they both carried wool hooks. If I went down I felt reasonably sure that I should not be unavenged.
And then the votings began. I shall not forget that night in a hurry. I have never found life dull; I like life, bustle, movement, and I thrive on excitement; but, after all, one can have too much of a good thing. From the word go the electors of the Lang division made it willing - they poured into the little Mission Church like flood waters rushing down a mountain gorge. They wanted not the spur of compulsory voting. The trouble was not to get them to vote, but to induce them to leave off. They were so desperately in earnest that it was only by unwearying vigilance backed by force majeure that they were prevented from voting again and again. They would go out, refresh themselves with beer, rearrange their hats, turn up the collars of their coats, and jauntily re-enter and once more endeavour to record their vote. Baulked in one direction they tried another. Since they could not vote twice on the same `electric right'- or vote at all unless they had one - they immediately set out in search of loose or unattended rights. Some sneaked furtively into their homes and lifted the old man's right while he was at tea. The tedium of those stretched in beds of sickness was relieved by numerous callers, who, oozing sympathy at every pore, sought to coax from the invalid `the loan of your electric right'. And many a man dead these six months and more put in his little vote that night through the hand of one who had not forgotten him, or where his elector's right was to be found.
There was something about his words, and particularly about the way he said them, that spurred me to instant action. While the words still hung upon the air I was racing across Kent Street, then up Bathurst Street I tore at full speed, and, turning into Clarence Street, came in less than thirty seconds to the police station, unto which I rushed as if pursued by Chicago gunmen.
"There's trouble, sergeant, down in the Mission Church," I said breathlessly.
"One man's no good, sergeant," I said.
"It is," I replied earnestly.
"Thank you!" I said, and then raced back to the hall again without loss of a moment.
As I entered a mighty roar shook the building, which again reminded me of the hungry lions impatiently awaiting the arrival of another Christian. Somehow I managed to fight my way to the pulpit around which a knot of my staunchest supporters were gathered. One of these, Ringer Byrnes, summed up the situation in a nutshell, "They've got the numbers," he whispered hoarsely, "but we've sent out scouts, and our mob'll be here in a few minutes." I quite understood, and with an injunction to Ringer not to let them get me from the side - the hall was shaped like an L - I stepped into the pulpit and turned to face the crowd, which howled savagely, and seemed on the point of rushing the pulpit in order to tear me limb from limb. As far as I could judge, we were outnumbered by at least two to one. Things looked very ugly. Our only chance was to stall off an immediate rush in order to give our reinforcements time to get up.
Taking advantage of a momentary lull, I held up my hand. "Gentlemen," said I, in my best Chesterfieldian manner. I got no further. To be defeated when they had counted so confidently on victory was bad enough, but to be addressed in this fashion was not to be borne. They gibbered with fury; they covered me with abuse. My band of supporters gathered more closely around; those who had wool hooks grasped them firmly. As for me, my eyes never left the doorway, through which the reinforcements were trickling in. I noted with satisfaction that the two constables had arrived. Pandemonium reigned for some minutes. Again and again I attempted to speak, but in vain. Every time I opened my mouth the crowd howled with fury. I stood there, apparently impassive, but with my eyes glued on the doorway through which a steady stream of men was coming. At this rate the tables would soon be turned. The back of the hall was now densely packed with my supporters.
At last, Ringer leaned over to me and shouted, "We've got "'em", and surging forward, closely followed by his band, he made his way towards the most turbulent of the crowd, shouting madly, "Three cheers for Billy Hughes!" And that was the end of the famous ballot for the Lang division, which had lasted for many nights, and at length resulted in this glorious triumph for the cause of right.
All this happened many years ago, but once bit twice shy. One such ballot was more than enough for me, and from that day to this I have never had another.


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import numpy

class cu_exe:
	cu_args = []
	args = []
	argl = 0
	retl = 0
	returns = []
	nam_returns = []
	nam_args = []
	id_ret = []
	is_alloc = []
	arg_mask = []
	def exe_cu(self,stringg,func_name,threads,blocks,dyn_p,is_shared):
		try:
			import pycuda.driver as cuda
			import pycuda.autoinit
			from pycuda.compiler import SourceModule
		except:
			return
		if dyn_p is True:
			mod=SourceModule(stringg, options=['-rdc=true','-lcudadevrt'])
		else:
			mod=SourceModule(stringg)
		func=mod.get_function(func_name)
		if is_shared == True:
			func(*self.cu_args,block=(threads[0],threads[1],threads[2]),grid=(blocks[0],blocks[1],blocks[2]),shared=16*1024)
		else:
			func(*self.cu_args,block=(threads[0],threads[1],threads[2]),grid=(blocks[0],blocks[1],blocks[2]))

	def malloc(self,args,arg_nam,mask):
		try:
			import pycuda.driver as cuda
			import pycuda.autoinit
		except:
			return
		self.args = args
		self.nam_args = arg_nam
		self.argl = len(args)
		self.arg_mask = mask;
		for i in range(len(args)):
			if mask[i] == True:
				self.cu_args.append(cuda.mem_alloc(args[i].nbytes))
			else:
				self.cu_args.append(args[i])

	def htod(self,arg_nam):
		try:
			import pycuda.driver as cuda
			import pycuda.autoinit
		except:
			return
		index = self.nam_args.index(arg_nam)
		cuda.memcpy_htod(self.cu_args[index],self.args[index])

	def flags(self):
		for i in self.nam_args:
			if self.arg_mask[self.nam_args.index(i)] == True:
				self.is_alloc.append(False)
				if self.nam_returns.count(i) == 1:
					self.id_ret.append(self.nam_args.index(i))

	def dfree(self):
		import pycuda.driver as cuda
		import pycuda.autoinit
		for i in range(len(self.cu_args)):
			if self.arg_mask[i] == True:
				self.cu_args[i].free()

	def get_cu_args(self):
		return self.cu_args[:]

	def get_returns(self,returns,moved):
		for i in returns:
			if i in moved:
				self.dtoh(i)
			ret_id = self.nam_args.index(i)
			self.returns.append(self.args[ret_id])
		self.dfree()
		return self.returns

	def dtoh(self,nam):
		try:
			import pycuda.driver as cuda
			import pycuda.autoinit
		except:
			return
		var_id = self.nam_args.index(nam)
		cuda.memcpy_dtoh(self.args[var_id], self.cu_args[var_id]);
#		cuda.memcpy_dtoh(self.returns[i],self.cu_args[self.id_ret[i]])

# End of File

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Revolution Records is Torrington's premiere record store. Located minutes from Route 8, we have the largest selection of records in the area, and we also carry CDs, DVDs, 45's and laserdiscs.
Revolution Records was founded by John DiBella, a long-time record enthusiast and collector. His enthusiasm for music and collecting goes back to the 80's, when he and his friend Ted Pirro would venture into the Greenwich Village section of New York City and spend hours rummaging through places like Bleeker Bob's, It's Only Rock And Roll, Revolver Records and Second Coming, looking for imports and other artifacts that couldn't be found at your average chain store. The idea of opening a store was taking shape, but the funds to do so just didn't exist for two 20-year-old guys.
Throughout the 80's and 90's, John and Ted would frequent record shows, swaps and riots, and venture into mainstays like Brass City and Phoenix in Waterbury. Always looking for that rare German picture sleeve 45 or UK import EP that eluded them. Queen's First EP. ELP's 1977 Radio-Only promo LP, Guns 'N Roses' Appetite with the original cover, Queensryche's elusive Blue Ring version of Rage For Order... There was always something new to hunt down and add to their collection.
The idea of opening a record store again began to germinate, and after spending 4 or 5 years selling records at area record shows, the accumulation of inventory began. After a number of locations failed to meet their approval, they finally settled on the Willow Street location. With some great feedback and some newspaper articles about their opening, it looks like Revolution Records has found a permanent home in Torrington, CT.
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A CHANGE of direction or continued steady progress? The Czechs are aiming for the former with a new man in charge, while Northern Ireland hope their manager Michael O'Neill can keep on working his magic.
Karol Jarolim, who recently turned 60, is the man tasked with lifting his nation after their disappointing Euro 2016, during which they picked up just one point.
That resulted from a spirited comeback against in-form Croatia, forcing a 2-2 draw, but, having lost their opener 1-0 to Spain, the Czechs then slumped to a 2-0 defeat to Turkey.
That result will always be remembered by those with NI affiliations, as it guaranteed their place in the last 16 in France.
The task to reach Russia for the 2018 World Cup will be much tougher, though, as only a lucky 13 European sides will be there along with the hosts – nine group winners and four more via play-offs.
The strong likelihood is that these two teams – along with Norway – are battling for one of those play-off places, given the presence of Germany in this group, with Azerbaijan and San Marino the other sides in this section. Barring a miraculous set of results, the Germans will be expected to top Group C.
Clearly this encounter will go some way towards identifying the runner-up.
For what it's worth, Northern Ireland are currently the highest ranked of those three contending sides, in 28th, with the Czechs at 34 and Norway at 50 in the world.
That's as low as the Czechs have ever been, though, in the 20-plus years of the Fifa rankings, and they will obviously be setting their sights higher, on qualification.
Czech Republic are ranked the lowest in their footballing history. Picture: Pavel Golovkin/Pa Wire.
Jarolim has re-shaped the squad, with at least five of the side that started against Turkey missing, including retirees Petr Cech, Roman Hubnik, and Jaroslav Plasil.
The new boss led Slavia Prague to back-to-back Czech titles in 2008 and 2009, and into the Champions League group stages, and has also worked in Slovakia and Saudi Arabia.
His international reign began brightly as the Czechs recorded a much-needed morale-boosting 3-0 friendly win at home to Armenia in midweek.
Perhaps the most important aspect of that result was the clean sheet, only the Czechs' second in 26 matches (the other came against Malta in late May, as part of their Euros preparation).
Given that their regular concession of goals came with the vastly experienced Cech in nets, it's clear that new boss Jarolim will be seeking much more defensive solidity.
He'd also like a regular marksman. They had 13 different scorers in their tally of 19 in Euro 2016 qualifying (including two own goals), with only Borek Dockal netting more than twice (he got four) – and he's had to pull out of this squad due to injury.
However, the visitors should be wary of the pace of striker Vaclav Kadlec and right-sided midfielder Jan Kopic, both of whom scored with clever shots from outside the box against the Armenians.
The form of the north's own top striker, Kyle Lafferty, may also be a concern. His failure to secure a transfer away from Norwich City, where he's getting no game-time, continues a disappointing year for him, including a below-par tournament in France.
On the upside, O'Neill has only lost Chris Baird to international retirement, although the even more experienced Aaron Hughes is also absent, while fellow defender Craig Cathcart is out injured.
Yet Northern Ireland's worries are not at the back. We're back to wondering where the goals will come from.
Liam Boyce is deservedly back in the squad after showing fine early season scoring form, replacing the much-sung-about but unused Will Grigg.
Lafferty and Conor Washington probably remain ahead of him in the pecking order but Northern Ireland will surely need someone to find the net in order to secure a point against the new-look Czechs.


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Q: Programatically removing Strikethrough TextDecoration from code behind in WPF I have problems achieving the following behaviour in my WPF desktop application:
I dynamically create TextBlocks from code behind and insert them into a StackPanel. This works so far. When the user moves the mouse over the TextBlock, a Strikthrough shall be applied to the textblock, indicating that the item can be deleted by clicking on it. Again, this still works. When the mouse leaves the textblock, the strikethrough shall be removed, and here's where the exception is thrown saying that IsFrozen must be set to false in order to change the TextDecorationCollection object. I wasn't able to figure out how to get around this.
Here's my code:
private void HandleAddedSecondaryDxMouseEnter(Object sender, MouseEventArgs e) {
    TextBlock tbl = (TextBlock)sender;
    tbl.TextDecorations = TextDecorations.Strikethrough;
}

private void HandleAddedSecondaryDxMouseLeave(Object sender, MouseEventArgs e) {
    TextBlock tbl = (TextBlock)sender;
    tbl.TextDecorations.Remove(tbl.TextDecorations[0]);
}

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Bernd

A: I have found the following to work best for me:
TextDecorationCollection decs = (TextDecorationCollection)theRTB.Selection.GetPropertyValue( Inline.TextDecorationsProperty );
if (decs.Contains(TextDecorations.Underline[0]))
{
    TextDecorationCollection noUnder = new TextDecorationCollection(decs);
    noUnder.Remove(TextDecorations.Underline[0]);  //this is a bool, and could replace Contains above
    theRTB.Selection.ApplyPropertyValue(Inline.TextDecorationsProperty, noUnder);
}

Obviously this is to remove the underline decoration, but I imagine that strikethrough would be no different.

A: You can set the TextDecorations to null, this will clear the Strikethrough decoration from the TextBlock
private void HandleAddedSecondaryDxMouseLeave(Object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
    TextBlock tbl = (TextBlock)sender;
    tbl.TextDecorations = null;
}

A: I have used below code to remove underline for a text range. Same should work for TextBlock as well.
TextDecorationCollection textDecorations;
(textRange.GetPropertyValue(Inline.TextDecorationsProperty) as TextDecorationCollection).TryRemove(TextDecorations.Underline, out textDecorations);
textRange.ApplyPropertyValue(Inline.TextDecorationsProperty, textDecorations);

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Home Jets Report Card New York Jets Report Card: Week 10
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New York Jets Report Card: Week 10
John Viscardi November 15, 2017
Week 10 Report Card: Jets @ Buccaneers L 15-10
Quarterback: D
Josh McCown: 23/39 262 yards, 1 TD 1 INT
The stat sheet isn't terrible, but McCown played a bad game against the Buccaneers. Granted, the offensive line had their worst game of the season, but McCown made too many mistakes. Failing to hit open receivers, holding onto the ball for too long, and inaccurate throws were some of the miscues. McCown also failed to complete at least 60 percent of his passes for the first time this season. On one play McCown went deep, overthrowing Robby Anderson by at least a few yards resulting in an interception by Brent Grimes.
Running back: D
Bilal Powell: 10 rushes for 30 yards, 1 reception for 6 yards
Elijah McGuire: 8 rushes for 22 yards, 4 receptions for 36 yards
The running backs haven't gotten much help up front this season, and that was the case again this week. The offensive line was manhandled by the Buccaneers' front seven, other than a 21-yard rush by Bilal Powell, the running backs were constantly met in the backfield. Matt Forte was absent against the Buccaneers due to knee swelling, but it most likely wouldn't have made much of a difference.
Wide Receiver/Tight End: C-
Robby Anderson: 4 receptions for 85 yards, 1 TD
Austin Seferian-Jenkins: 6 receptions for 67 yards
Jermaine Kearse: 4 receptions for 35 yards
Chad Hansen: 3 receptions for 33 yards
ArDarius Stewart: 1 reception for 0 yards, 1 rush for 4 yards
There were multiple drops again this week. Robby Anderson bobbled a crucial first down pass and dropped it. Austin Seferian-Jenkins didn't catch a pass until the game was almost over. Anderson has put up decent numbers for a few weeks in a row now, even though most of his yards this week didn't come until the final minute. Meanwhile, Chad Hansen recorded his first regular season reception with the absence of Jeremy Kerley.
Offensive Line: F
What a way for the offensive line to follow up their best performance of the season. This was an embarrassing showing by the line. Josh McCown was sacked six times, and the Buccaneers' front seven were living in the Jets' backfield. There's one word that can be used to describe the offensive line's play this year: inconsistent. There hasn't really been any stalwart on the offensive line since Nick Mangold was let go after last season.
Defensive Line: C
The defense played well enough to win this game, although they broke when it mattered… in the fourth quarter. The Jets can't seem to get rid of their fourth quarter woes. The defensive line generated some pressure, but missed multiple opportunities to bring down Ryan Fitzpatrick due to bad tackling. On the bright side, Leonard Williams did record his first full sack of the season.
Linebacker: B-
The front seven did well against the run, other than Doug Martin's 21-yard rush. Demario Davis gave up a game-ending touchdown pass to Charles Sims. Josh Martin did a good job getting in the backfield consistently, he recorded one and a half tackles for a loss and a quarterback hit.
Secondary: C+
Darryl Roberts played a pretty good game, he had eight total tackles, two passes defended, and an interception on a throw behind Fitzpatrick's intended receiver. The Jets' secondary has the most penalties out of any unit in the NFL. Buster Skrine and Rashard Robinson lead all cornerbacks with nine and eight penalties respectively. Morris Claiborne isn't far behind with six. Penalties were a problem again this week with the Jets recording eight against Tampa Bay.
Special Teams: C
It was an average day for special teams, nothing great and nothing terrible. JoJo Natson started at kick and punt returner, and didn't do anything special. Lachlan Edwards had seven punts that averaged 50 yards with a long of 59. Chandler Catanzaro converted his only field goal attempt of 47 yards.
Coaching: D
Well, on the bright side the Jets didn't waste a timeout this week. Unfortunately it didn't really matter since their first touchdown didn't come until there was 38 seconds left on the clock. The play calling was too conservative for most of the game, and Todd Bowles really needs to do something about the absurd amount of penalties.
Overall Grade: D
TAGS: Austin Seferian-Jenkins Bilal Powell buster skrine Darryl Roberts Jets Report Card josh mccown Matt Forte New York Jets Nick Mangold Robby Anderson Ryan Fitzpatrick todd bowles
This Article Was Written By John Viscardi
John Viscardi -
John is a life long Jets fan, a recent graduate of UW with a Bachelor's in Journalism, and an all around sports enthusiast.
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With the adoption at OMG and at HL7, hData is now the first set of peer-reviewed specifications within both organizations for implementing a RESTful exchange of clinical information in the context of national and international standards. With hData, implementers can achieve semantic interoperability between clinical systems both within and across organizational boundaries. By supporting a wide variety of clinical content models and media types, hData offers maximal flexibility while ensuring high scalability and efficiency through an optimized transport architecture.
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Santos: Corporate ideology should not dictate school philosophy
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CVPE member, Daniel Santos, is a teacher at Jackson Middle School. In this op ed for the Houston Chronicle, he writes about what schools could do with the money wasted on high stakes testing.
Source: Chron.com Posted by: Daniel Santos, an HISD teacher and CVPE member Date: February 15, 2014 Imagine for a moment that public education meant educating every student in every neighborhood. Imagine for a moment that tests were utilized to inform schools and not punish or demean them. Imagine for a moment that teachers were viewed as respected professionals whose professional opinions about education policy matter. And, finally, imagine policy makers and school district trustees adopting regulations based on peer-reviewed research and not ideology. One would say that I'm a dreamer. It is regrettable that education policy, as practiced in the Houston Independent School District and in public schools across the nation, has been driven by the corporate reform ideology of the Bill Gates Foundation, Eli Broad Foundation and Wal-Mart's Walton Foundation, whose ideas have yet to produce any substantive results. After 13 years, for example, HISD has yet to close the achievement gap, judging by the 53 schools that were spotlighted by the Texas Education Agency last month as needing improvement. Furthermore, according to the Nation's Report Card results released in December, only 19 percent of fourth-graders in Houston scored "proficient," far less than the state and national averages.
The corporate reform ideology promotes competition and emphasizes test scores to determine the net worth of a child, a teacher and a school. It has no basis in education research, according to New York University professor Diane Ravitch. Because of the high-stakes decisions that are tethered to these results, a rich curriculum is often diluted so that "Johnny" may bubble the correct answer. Critical thinking and the fine arts are sacrificed as coaches and band directors are pulled away from the gyms and band halls to teach math and reading "elective classes." Teachers' professional opinions are suppressed in place of Wall Street-style instruction. This ideology even influenced the HISD board of trustees to institute an experiment with merit pay called the ASPIRE Award program. Millions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted on this experiment despite the criticism from Harvard University professor and Apollo 20 architect Roland Fryer that there is "no evidence that teacher incentives increase student performance, attendance or graduation." We taxpayers and educators of HISD have been witnessing for 13 years the extent to which the corporate reform ideology and its overemphasis on test scores have further diluted the district of talent. Hundreds of extraordinary teachers who chose to help students with the greatest challenges have been forced to quit or have been fired because of a faulty teacher evaluation system tied to test scores and which produces false positives and false negatives. The evaluation system has contributed to an attrition of experienced, quality teachers which has unnecessarily cost taxpayers millions of dollars so that the district can hire and train new teachers. It is unfortunate that the school board in 2010 approved a policy allowing the teacher evaluation system to include a component called EVAAS, or Education Value-Added Assessment System - a metric that consistently produces invalid data and which has been criticized by the RAND Institute, the National Academy of Sciencesand Stanford University professors Edward Haertel and Linda Darling-Hammond. The corporate reform ideology has also played a part in the board's decision to fund with millions more in taxpayer dollars the Apollo 20 program, which has failed to increase reading scores in several of its schools. However disheartening this may appear, imagine for a moment a new vision. Imagine for a moment the millions of dollars in taxpayer revenue that could be better utilized to fund quality pre-K education, tutors, greater library resources, technology in classrooms and state-of-the-art science labs, which could be done if HISD eliminated both the ASPIRE Award and Apollo 20 programs. Imagine a more positive school climate and stronger, healthier faculties if HISD removed the EVAAS component from the current teacher evaluation system and incorporated a system similar to the Montgomery County system, which uses peer and administrator observations to successfully evaluate teachers. Imagine HISD trustees listening with an open mind to parents, teachers and neighbors, giving all a greater voice when policy regarding public education is being decided. One would say that I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Imagine HISD as great. Santos, is a teacher in the Houston Independent School District and is a member of Community Voices for Public Education, a local organization that advocates community-led school reform.


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While macronutrients–including sugar, fat, protein, water, and fiber–are required in noticeably big amounts for good health, micronutrients are the vitamins and minerals our bodies need in relatively small amounts to be healthy. The amounts are generally so small we hardly notice these parts of our food, but they are critical for our bodies to function properly.
There are 12 vitamins and 14 minerals included in the Dietary Reference Intake guidelines currently used by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Canada. These guidelines establish recommended daily intake (RDI), in milligrams (mg) and micrograms (mcg), for each nutrient. This value is supposedly the amount of each nutrient needed to meet the requirements of 98% of the population. The RDI is used to calculate the percent of daily value for nutrients found on the Nutrition Facts label on food products.
Mountain gorillas are primates, like humans, and are one of our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom. Like other primates, gorillas eat a plant based diet consisting mainly of leaves and fruits. Their vegan diet provides all the essential nutrients they need to grow big strong bodies and live healthy lives.
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Body Function: Forms and maintains healthy bones, teeth, skin, mucous membranes, and soft tissue.
Plant Source: Carrots, winter squashes (acorn and butternut), sweet potatoes, cantaloupe, apricots, spinach, kale, turnip greens, broccoli, red bell peppers, and other greens.
Most fresh fruits and vegetables don't come with nutrition fact labels, but this bag of chopped kale I bought did and it shows that kale packs a nutrient-rich punch. Five cups of fresh kale provides 230% the RDI for vitamin A and vitamin C and contains significant amounts of calcium and iron.
Body Function: Assists body in turning carbohydrates into energy and also is essential for heart function and healthy nerve cells.
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Body Function: Body growth and red blood cell production.
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Body Function: Maintains healthy skin and nerves and has cholesterol-lowering effects.
Plant Source: Tomato, broccoli, peppers, legumes, brown rice, green vegetables, potatoes, leafy greens.
Body Function: Essential for metabolism of food and plays a role in production of cholesterol and hormones.
Plant Source: Bananas, oranges, whole grain cereals, legumes, mushrooms, peanuts, soybeans, avocados, sunflower seeds, cooked collard greens, baked potato, and broccoli.
Body Function: Helps the body form red blood cells and helps make neurotransmitters which carry brain signals from one cell to the other to maintain brain functions; also important to making the hormones serotonin, norepinephrine, and melatonin which influence mood and the body's internal clock.
Plant Source: Bananas, whole grains, legumes, nuts, soybeans, and watermelon.
Body Function: Important to metabolism, red blood cells, and the central nervous system.
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Many fresh fruits are an excellent source of vitamin C. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that many animals manufacture internally but humans and other primates lack the ability to produce vitamin C inside our bodies so we must consume it from fresh plant foods.
Body Function: Antioxidant promoting healthy teeth and gums; helps the body absorb iron, maintain healthy tissue, and heal wounds.
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Body Function: Helps the body absorb calcium to maintain healthy teeth and bones and maintain proper balance of nutrients in blood.
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Body Function: Antioxidfant helps form red blood cells and helps the body use Vitamin K.
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Body Function: Essential for blood to coagulate (stick together) and for promoting bone health.
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Body Function: Essential for healthy liver function and brain development.
Plant Source: Bananas, apples, oranges, dates, raisins, avocado, oats, soy and almond milks, lettuce, nuts, raisins, beans, carrots, avocado, tomatoes, potatoes, and seeds.
Body Function: Essential for helping enzymes with metabolism and also for gene expression.
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Body Function: Healthy teeth and bones, helps muscles contract and relax, important to blood clotting, blood pressure regulation, immune system health, and nerve functioning.
Plant Source: Broccoli, green leafy vegetables (such as kale, bok choy, collard and turnip greens), tofu, blackstrap molasses, chickpeas, many beans, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, almonds, flax seeds, brazil nuts, dried figs, and dried fruit.
Body Function: Works with insulin to regulate blood sugar (glucose) levels.
Plant Source: Apples, whole grains, nuts, broccoli, peanuts, cooked spinach, and mushrooms.
Body Function: Needed for iron metabloism and part of many enzymes.
Plant Source: Nuts and seeds, whole grains, dried beans, and mushrooms.
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Body Function: Essential for proper brain functioning and emotional and mental health.
Plant Source: Oranges, spinach, romaine lettuce, legumes, lentils, whole grains, and asparagus.
Body Function: Found in thyroid hormone which helps regulate metabolism, growth, and development.
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Body Function: Part of hemoglobin found in red blood cells that carries oxygen to body; necessary for metabolism.
Plant Source: Watermelon, dried fruits, prune juice, green leafy vegetables, tomato sauce, sea vegetables, legumes, beans, nuts and seeds, blackstrap molasses, spinach, quinoa, brown rice, oatmeal and whole grains.
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Body Function: Found in bones and needed for muscle contraction, making protein, nerve ttansmission and immune system health.
Plant Source: Bananas, dried figs, brown rice, cooked spinach, beans and lentils, nuts, broccoli, cooked oatmeal, wheat germ/bran, whole grains, green leafy vegetables, and peanuts.
Body Function: Part of many enzymes.
Plant Source: Strawberries, pineapple, almonds, brown rice and whole grains, cereals, cooked oatmeal, wheat germ, nuts, seeds, beans, lentils, cooked spinach & kale, onions, and avocados.
Plant Source: Beans, breads, cereals, cooked spinach, and strawberries.
Body Function: Important for healthy teeth and bones. Part of the system maintaining an acid-base balance.
Plant Source: Avocados, beans, lentils, brown rice, cereal grains, almonds, nuts, dried beans, peas, peanuts, spinach, many vegetables.
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Body Function: Proper fluid banlance, nerve transmission, and muscle contraction.
Plant Source: Raisins, bananas, raw and cooked spinach, potatoes, baked sweet potatoes, winter squash, raw cauliflower, avocados, kiwifruit, dried fruits, tomatoes, oranges, grapefruit, strawberries, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, and dried apricots.
Plant Source: Brazil nuts, whole grains, kidney beans (depending on the soil they are grown in), and yeast.
Body Function: Part of many enzymes; necessary for making protein and DNA. Has function in production of sperm, normal fetal development, wound healing, normal growth and sexual maturation, immune system health, and making protein.
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Bau und Einweihung

Der Terminal Annex wurde 1939–1940 durch die Bauunternehmung Sarver & Zoss contracting errichtet. Das Gebäude sollte der Verteilung aller eingehenden und ausgehenden Postsendungen in Los Angeles dienen. Obwohl damit das Gebäude ein Zweckbau war, versuchte der Architekt Gilbert Stanley Underwood, die Architektur des Baus der im Mai 1939 auf der gegenüberliegenden Straßenseite liegenden Union Station anzupassen. Ursprünglich besaß das dreistöckige Gebäude zwei Türme und umfasste rund 37.000 Quadratmeter Fläche.

Der Neubau kostete drei Millionen US-Dollar und wurde im Mai 1940 mit 1632 Beschäftigten in Betrieb genommen, die damals täglich zwei Millionen Postsendungen umschlugen. Die Einrichtung, die rund um die Uhr geöffnet hatte, entsprach den neuesten technischen Standards und war mit der damals modernsten Technik ausgestattet und galt zum Zeitpunkt der Inbetriebnahme als modernstes und wirtschaftlichstes Postamt der Vereinigten Staaten. Bei der offiziellen Eröffnungszeremonie im Juni 1940 bezeichnete der Postvorsteher den Bau als ein Symbol für die Errungenschaften der Demokratie, während die Monumente Europas in Schutt und Asche gelegt werden ("at a time when the monuments of Europe were 'being ground in the dust'.")

Erweiterung zur Kapazitätssteigerung
Bereits zehn Jahre nach der Fertigstellung hatte das Postvolumen in Los Angeles die Kapazität des Neubaus überschritten. Deswegen wurden 1950 Pläne bekanntgegeben, das Postamt für eine Investitionssumme von zwölf Millionen US-Dollar zu erweitern, einschließlich eines fünfstöckigen Paketpostabfertigungsgebäudes.

In den 1980er Jahren waren auch die erweiterte Kapazitäten ausgeschöpft. Mitte der 1980er Jahre wurden täglich bis zu 14 Millionen Postsendungen abgefertigt und der Komplex litt unter Platzmangel, Überlastung und an inadäquaten Arbeitsplätzen. Deswegen entschied sich die Postverwaltung 1984 zu einem 151 Millionen US-Dollar teuren Neubau in South-Central Los Angeles. Nach fast 50 Jahren des Betriebes wurde die Hauptpost 1989 verlegt. Die Schalterhalle in der verzierten Lobby blieb für die Öffentlichkeit jedoch weiterhin in Betrieb, bis auch sie 1995 geschlossen wurde. Das Terminal Annex Building wurde wegen seines Architekturstils in das National Register of Historic Places aufgenommen.

Skandale und Zwischenfälle
Während seiner Nutzungszeit als Postamt ereigneten sich in ihm eine Reihe von Skandalen und Zwischenfällen, einige der bekannteren waren:
 1954 die Anklage von zwei Postbediensteten, die innerhalb des Gebäudes einen Buchmacherring betrieben, dem noch weitere zehn bis fünfzehn Angestellte zuarbeiteten.
 1970 die Erschießung eines Postaufsehers durch einen betrunkenen Schalterbeamten.
 1978 die Explosion einer Rohrbombe in einem Sortierraum, wodurch sechs Arbeiter verletzt wurden.
 1985 ein achteinhalbstündiger Stromausfall, weswegen rund eineinhalb Millionen Postsendungen liegen blieben.
 1986 die Aufdeckung eines Händlerringes für Kokain, dem 12 Postarbeiter angehörten.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Einträge im National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles

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Einzelnachweise

Denkmal im National Register of Historic Places (Kalifornien)
Bauwerk des Historismus in Los Angeles
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Erbaut in den 1940er Jahren
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Gmerek v. State Ethics Com'n
Court Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court
Writing for the Court KELLEY.
Citation 751 A.2d 1241
Parties Richard J. GMEREK and Charles I. Artz, Petitioners, v. STATE ETHICS COMMISSION and Honorable Mike Fisher, Attorney General, Respondents.
751 A.2d 1241
Richard J. GMEREK and Charles I. Artz, Petitioners,
STATE ETHICS COMMISSION and Honorable Mike Fisher, Attorney General, Respondents
Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.
Argued October 6, 1999.
John H. Estey, Philadelphia, for petitioners
Robin M. Hittie, Harrisburg, for respondent, State Ethics Com'n.
John P. Krill, Jr., Harrisburg, for intervenor, Mark R. Corrigan.
Before DOYLE, President Judge, and COLINS, J., McGINLEY, J., SMITH, J., KELLEY, J., FLAHERTY, J. and LEADBETTER, J.
KELLEY, Judge.
Presently before this Court for disposition are the cross-motions for summary judgment filed by Richard J. Gmerek and Charles I. Artz (Petitioners), the State Ethics Commission (Respondent Commission), and the Honorable Mike Fisher, Attorney
General (Respondent Attorney General), and the petition for judgment on the pleadings filed by Mark R. Corrigan, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Senate (Intervenor) to the petition for review in the nature of a complaint for declaratory judgment filed in our original jurisdiction by Petitioners.1
On October 15, 1998, Governor Ridge signed the Lobbying Disclosure Act, 65 Pa.C.S. §§ 1303-1311 (Act), into law. The Act was to take effect on August 1, 1999 and its relevant provisions may be summarized as follows. Section 1302 of the Act2 sets forth the intent of the General Assembly in its enactment, and the jurisdiction of the General Assembly and the Executive Department of the Commonwealth to regulate persons engaged in lobbying activities as defined in the Act. Section 1303 of the Act3 sets forth definitions of the persons
and activities governed by its provisions. Section 1304 of the Act4 requires the registration of both lobbyists and principals. Section 1305 of the Act5 sets forth
reporting requirements for lobbyists. Section 1307 of the Act6 outlines certain prohibitions relating to those engaged in lobbying. Section 1308 of the Act7 vests the administration and enforcement of the Act in Respondent Commission and Respondent Attorney General. Section 1309 of the Act8 sets forth both civil and criminal
penalties that may be imposed for noncompliance with its provisions. Section 1310 of the Act9 requires the payment of a biennial fee of $100.00 to Respondent Commission by those compelled to register as lobbyists or principals under its provisions. Finally, Section 1311 of the Act10 contains a unique severability clause which states that if a provision of the Act is held invalid as an improper regulation of the "practice of law", the remaining provisions of the Act are void
On May 26, 1999, Petitioners filed the instant petition for review seeking declaratory relief. In the petition, Petitioners allege that they are members of the Pennsylvania bar who on behalf of their clients engage in "lobbying", as that term is defined in the Act. Petitioners also allege that because the Act purports to regulate the "practice of law" with respect to these activities, it violates Article 5, Section 10 of the Pennsylvania Constitution11 which vests all authority over the regulation of
the "practice of law" with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. In particular, Petitioners allege that the Act impermissibly regulates the "practice of law" in the following respects
(1) the reporting requirements of Section 1305(c) of the Act, relating to the retention and disclosure of records, could require Petitioners to disclose their clients' proprietary and confidential information in violation of Rule 1.6 of the Rules of Professional Conduct12 and the statutory attorney-client privilege contained in Section 5928 of the Judicial Code, 42 Pa.C.S. § 5928;13
(2) the prohibition of contingent compensation in Section 1307(a) of the Act directly contravenes Rule 1.5(c) of the Rules of Professional Conduct;14
(3) the provisions of Section 1309 of the Act granting Respondent Commission and Respondent Attorney General the authority to impose sanctions for noncompliance conflicts with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's authority to discipline attorneys;
(4) the payment of a biennial fee as required by Section 1310 of the Act could bar Petitioners from practicing law as a lobbyist and thereby conflict with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's authority to regulate the practice of law; and
(5) the provision of Section 1307(b) prohibiting lobbyists from serving as officers in a political candidate's committee or political action committee is a restriction
beyond those imposed on attorneys by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Based on the foregoing, Petitioners ask this Court to declare that the Act improperly regulates the "practice of law", declare the Act void pursuant to the provisions of Section 1311(b) of the Act, and grant such further relief as may be just under the circumstances.15
On June 25, 1999, Respondent Commission and Respondent Attorney General each filed an answer and new matter to the petition for review in which they allege, inter alia, that: the provisions of the Act do not impermissibly regulate the practice of law; the Act does not infringe upon the Supreme Court's authority to prescribe general rules for admission to the bar and to practice law under Article 5, Section 10 of the Pennsylvania Constitution; and Petitioners have failed to state a cause of action upon which relief may be granted.16 On July 8, 1999, Petitioners filed an answer to the new matter raised by Respondents.
On July 26, 1999, Respondent Commission filed a motion for summary judgment in which it alleges, inter alia, that: there are no material issues of fact; the Act regulates lobbying which is not the "practice of law"; and it is entitled to judgment in its favor as a matter of law.
On August 2, 1999, Petitioners filed a motion for summary judgment in which they allege that the provisions of the Act impermissibly intrude upon the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's authority to regulate the "practice of law" pursuant to Article 5, Section 10 of the Pennsylvania Constitution in that: Section 1302(b) of the Act specifically provides that the Act's regulation of lobbying activities, as defined in the Act, "shall prevail over any regulation of professional activity when that activity constitutes lobbying"; the prohibition against contingent compensation contained in Section 1307(a) of the Act directly contravenes Rule 1.5(c) of the Rules of Professional Conduct; the required retention and disclosure of records contained in Section 1305(c) of the Act could require the disclosure of confidential information in violation of Rule 1.6 of the Rules of Professional Conduct; and the provisions of Section 1309 of the Act which authorizes the imposition of sanctions directly conflicts with the Supreme Court's exclusive authority to discipline attorneys and regulate the practice of law. Based on the provisions of Section 1311(b) of the Act, Petitioners alleged that the Act must be declared void.
On August 11, 1999, Respondent Attorney General filed a motion for summary judgment in which he alleges, inter alia, that: there is no genuine issue of material fact; the Act does not impermissibly regulate the practice of law nor does it infringe upon the Supreme Court's exclusive authority to prescribe rules governing the practice of law; and he is entitled to judgment as a matter of law.
On August 18, 1999, Intervenor filed a motion for judgment on the pleadings in which he alleges, inter alia, that: there are no issues of material fact; and the Act does not impermissibly regulate the "practice of law" as it regulates the activities of lobbyists and not lawyers.
In sum, in the instant action Petitioners ask this Court to declare the provisions of the Act void because these provisions violate Article 5, Section 10 of the Pennsylvania Constitution by impermissibly infringing upon the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's exclusive authority to regulate the "practice of law" in this Commonwealth. As the parties agree that there are no material facts in dispute, this is the sole legal issue to be determined in disposing of the cross-motions for summary judgment filed by Petitioners, Respondent Commission and Respondent Attorney General, and the petition for judgment on the pleadings filed by Intervenor.17
We initially note that the provisions of the Declaratory Judgments Act, 42 Pa.C.S. §§ 7531-7541, govern petitions for declaratory judgments. Ronald H. Clark, Inc. v. Township of Hamilton, 128 Pa.Cmwlth. 31, 562 A.2d 965 (1989). Declaratory judgments are not obtainable as a matter of right. Id. Rather, whether a court should exercise jurisdiction over a declaratory judgment proceeding is a matter of sound judicial discretion. Id. Thus, the granting of a petition for a declaratory judgment is a matter lying within the sound discretion of a court of original jurisdiction. Gulnac v. South Butler County School District, 526 Pa. 483, 587 A.2d 699 (1991); Ruszin v. Department of Labor and Industry, 675 A.2d 366 (Pa.Cmwlth. 1996).
Section 7533 of the Declaratory Judgments Act provides, in pertinent part, that "[a]ny person ... whose rights, status, or other legal relations are affected by a statute ... may have determined any question of construction or validity arising under the ... statute ... and obtain a declaration of rights, status, or other legal relations thereunder." 42 Pa.C.S. § 7533. Under Section 7533, constitutional challenges to a statute's validity, such as that raised in the instant matter, may be decided by declaratory judgment. Parker v. Department of Labor and Industry, 115 Pa.Cmwlth. 93, 540 A.2d 313 (1988), aff'd, 521 Pa. 531, 557 A.2d 1061 (1989).
In addition, as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has noted:
["]There is a presumption that lawfully enacted legislation is constitutional. Should the constitutionality of legislation be challenged, the challenger must meet the burden of rebutting
Zauflik v. Pennsbury Sch. Dist.
Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania
...A.2d at 707). However, in exercising its well-settled "power to regulate ... the 'practice of law,' " Gmerek v. State Ethics Commission, 751 A.2d 1241, 1254 (Pa.Cmwlth.2000), the Supreme Court promulgated the Rules of Professional Conduct which permit the General Assembly to enact limitatio......
Beyers v. Richmond, No. 38 EAP 2006.
United States State Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
...to the extent that it regulates the conduct of former government employees who are also attorneys); Gmerek v. State Ethics Comm'n., 751 A.2d 1241, 1260 (Pa.Commw.2000), aff'd, 569 Pa. 579, 807 A.2d 812 (2002) (Lobbying Disclosure Act, 65 Pa.C.S. § 1303-1311 invalid and unconstitutional inso......
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...A.2d at 707). However, in exercising its well-settled "power to regulate . . . the 'practice of law,'" Gmerek v. State Ethics Commission, 751 A.2d 1241, 1254 (Pa. Cmwlth. 2000), the Supreme Court promulgated the Rules of Professional Conduct which permit the General Assembly to enact limita......
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This low carb shrimp bisque has an unbeatable intense flavor.
It is thought the name is derived from Biscay but the crustaceans are certainly bis cuits "twice cooked" for they are first sautéed lightly in their shells, then simmered in wine and aromatic ingredients, before being strained, followed by the addition of cream.
The key point here is "in their shells". When I lived in the UK, I was eating tapas in a restaurant with my aunt and I was moaning that the shells were on the shrimp and I'd have to peel them off – I didn't mind the effort but lots of amazing flavor was coated to the shells! She had a simple solution. Eat the shells. REALLY? She managed to convince me that in certain dishes it works to eat the shell. And, she added, you should try making a bisque, which uses the whole shrimp – head and all! A few days later she sent me her recipe. Cautiously, I tried it. I can honestly say it was fantastic!
So here is a low carb version of the recipe. I ran into three complications.
Realizing that the shells are actually strained out before eating, so can't really be included in the nutritional data – or could they?
So, as long as you understand all these issues – here is an absolutely AMAZING shrimp bisque that you have to try.
In a large pan, add shrimp (shell on, legs, tails – the lot!), stock (fish, vegetable or chicken), Dijon mustard, onion powder, tomato puree and heavy cream. Not very pretty, I'll admit – but it gets better!
Mix well, bring to the boil, then simmer for five minutes. Let cool slightly, then transfer the mixture to a blender. Blend until smooth, then press through a fine sieve. Make sure you get every last drop of shrimpy goodness!
Stir in some extra cream, black pepper and a touch of brandy – if liked. Something like Madeira or Marsala would be an alternative to brandy. Reheat if necessary.
Serve garnished with chopped fresh parsley. The flavor is very intense, savory and delicious.
Place the shrimp, stock, mustard, onion powder, tomato puree and 2 tablespoons of the cream in a large pan.
Bring to the boil and then reduce to a simmer for 5 minutes.
Let cool slightly, then add everything to a blender. Blend until smooth.
Press the mixture through a fine sieve.
Return the strained soup to the heat and add the remaining cream, brandy (if using), and season with salt and black pepper.
Serve when desired temperature has been reached.
Carb count is not precise due to the nature of the recipe.
Best estimation is 4g net carbs per serving (half the recipe).
After contacting you to inquire if I could shell the shrimp, and place the shells in the broth for easy removal, I decided instead to take a leap of faith and prepare the bisque exactly as you recommend above. Boy, am I glad I followed your directions. My husband was born and raised in New Orleans, so he recognizes good Louisiana food. He loved the soup, as did I. Neither of us had ever heard of preparing the dish as you described, but what a jewel of a recipe.
One more thing, could you post the rest of the nutritional data beyond just the net carb count?
Thanks so much for a delicious new addition to my recipe file.
My husband is lactose intolerant, so what can be substituted for the heavy cream?
I guess you could try a lactose free milk that you like and a low carb thickener like xanthan gum, but I haven't tried it so I wouldn't be sure about quantities. Let me know if you make it!
I tried this over the weekend and while it was disturbing to throw away so much shrimp meat, it was a really delicious bisque. Thanks for the recipe!
Just wondering if the shrimp are raw (white) or cooked (pink) before boiling? And would it make a difference to the end result?
Great question! I used raw shrimp, but I can't think of any reason why cooked shrimp wouldn't work. Normally the concern would be overcooking them – but I think this recipe might still work! If you try it with cooked whole shrimp – let me know how it goes!


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Айдаровское сельское поселение — муниципальное образование в Рамонском районе Воронежской области.

Административный центр — село Айдарово, расположено в 4 км от рабочего посёлка Рамонь.

География
Сельское поселение расположено в юго-восточной части района. На севере территория поселения граничит с Берёзовским сельским поселением, на северо-востоке с Рамонским городским поселением, восточная граница проходит по реке Воронеж, на юге граничит с городским округом — город Воронеж, на западе с Горожанским, Новоживонновским и Яменским сельскими поселениями.

Население

Состав поселения
В состав территории поселения входят:
 село Айдарово,
 посёлок ВНИИСС,
 хутор Красное,
 село Староживотинное,
 село Чертовицы.

Экономика
На территории Айдаровского сельского поселения находятся 25 предприятий, из которых 4 промышленных и 1 сельскохозяйственное предприятие, 11 крестьянско-фермерских хозяйств, 2 научно-исследовательских института ВНИИСС и ВНИИЗР, ФГУП им. А. Л. Мазлумова Россельхозакадемии, ООО «Санаторий им. Ф. Э. Дзержинского», Чертовицкий детский санаторий, заводы: «Технопластик», «Унипак», «Автостройстекло», «Бетагран Рамонь».

Социальная сфера

Образование
На территории Айдаровского сельского поселения функционирует МКОУ Рамонская СОШ №2, расположенная в поселке ВНИИСС.

Здравоохранение
На территории Айдаровского сельского поселения функционируют:

 Айдаровский фельдшерско-акушерский пункт ;
 Центр общей врачебной практики в поселке ВНИИСС;
 Фельдшерско-акушерский пункт в селе Чертовицы;
 Две аптеки в поселке ВНИИСС и селе Чертовицы.

Археология
На мысу правого берега реки Воронеж в 3,5 км от села Староживотинное находится Животинное городище, заселение которого славянами произошло во второй половине VIII века. Cлавяне Животинного городища активно торговали с населением салтово-маяцкой культуры и участвовали в транзитной сухопутной торговле по пути из Булгара в Киев. Во второй половине X века переселившиеся со Среднего Дона славяне принесли на Животинное городище характерный орнамент на керамике в виде веревочного штампа. Жизнь на славянском Животинном городище к середине XI века. Древнерусский посёлок, возникший на славянском Животинном городище, был кратковременным, основное время его бытования относится к первой половине XIII века. Помимо славянских материалов боршевской культуры VIII — начала XI века, на городище найдены артефакты эпохи бронзы, раннего железного века, сарматского периода, середины I тысячелетия нашей эры.

Примечания

Муниципальные образования Рамонского района
Сельские поселения Воронежской области


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Q: ¿Se puede seguir subiendo una app a play store teniendo debug.keystore? He realizado cambios en una app, la cual ya esta publicada en play store.
Al investigar, encuentro los archivos a guardar son el jks y el debug.keystore de los cuales en su momento solo respalde debug.keystore.
actualmente por diversas acciones erróneas se genero un nuevo archivo jks y al parecer igual se genero un nuevo debug.keystore.
buscando en los respaldo encuentro el debug.keystore pero no el jks
aquí la respuesta que menciona un poco sobre la importancia de guardar el debug.keystore

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*¿Es posible seguir subiendo actualizaciones teniendo el debug.keystore?

*Si se puede ¿que proceso debo realizar para poder seguir subiendo actualizaciones de la app?

A: No, no es posible actualizar tu app si no tienes la llave que usaste para subirla.
Recomiendo que actualices la descripción del Play Store de tu aplicación original y pongas un enlace hacia la nueva app para que tus usuarios puedan migrar.
Luego de eso lo mejor es que eliminas la app vieja y continuas con la nueva, y mantén seguro la nueva key que usarás.
Para cuando subas tu nueva app te recomiendo usar el app signing by Google Play, esto te permite subir la key original para que está segura y no tengas problemas si en algún momento la pierdes.
Te dejo este link para que leas un poco más.
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/7384423?hl=en-GB