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"As the GM you undergo to know the kind of hockey you want to play," said Burke who quickly made Randy Carlyle his coach upon taking over the Ducks' front office. "You have to make sure the instruct shares that vision. We're an old-school aggroup. We play north-south. We bang. We trade chances. We be to entertain the fans."To that inform said bump off he wants a motivated sometimes animated instruct. Burke doesn't dispute that X's and O's are important but they are often the domain of one of the assistant coaches. The more essential job of motivating and energizing players has to fall to the head coach."I want a guy with energy and passion," said Burke. "There can be 18,000 people in a building and I can be up in the press box and still hear Randy barking approve there. I desire that. You'll hear coaches say. 'Oh. I think we played great tonight we only gave up five scoring chances.' Gee great. Those are the guys back there with their arms folded all night. Let me tell you it's hard to get $100 a seat for that kind of game. A guy like that is never going to work for me." Great article! Here's what caught my eye (John Davidson on going 7-17-2 firing Mike Kitchen hiring Andy Murray and going 27-18-11 the rest of the season):' "So much of it is timing," said Davidson. "In our situation things had been mostly the same around here for years. It needed to be stimulated. measure has a way of corroding things. We needed a cultural change a different dynamic. Not to criticise anybody but it was desire we were introverted here." 'I evaluate this is pretty relevant for the Caps alter about now. "As the GM you undergo to know the kind of hockey you want to play," said bump off who quickly made Randy Carlyle his coach upon taking over the Ducks' front office. "You have to make sure the coach shares that vision. We're an old-school team. We compete north-south. We bang. We change chances. We want to entertain the fans."To that inform said Burke he wants a motivated sometimes animated coach. Burke doesn't dispute that X's and O's are important but they are often the domain of one of the assistant coaches. The more essential job of motivating and energizing players has to go to the head coach."I want a guy with energy and passion," said Burke. "There can be 18,000 people in a building and I can be up in the press box and still hear Randy barking back there. I like that. You'll hear coaches say. 'Oh. I think we played great tonight we only gave up five scoring chances.' Gee great. Those are the guys back there with their arms folded all night. Let me tell you it's hard to get $100 a lay for that kind of game. A guy like that is never going to bring home the bacon for me." Yep. (IMG:) I've said before that I really don't care whether Hanlon throws the remove onto the ice when something goes wrong or if he shoves his hands into his pockets and whistles the melody from some Andrew Lloyd Webber song. But I do evaluate that the outward actions might reveal something about what's going on inside and how he runs the aggroup and that translates to how the team plays. And that's probably what Burke was getting at.

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"As the GM you have to know the kind of hockey you want to play," said Burke who quickly made Randy Carlyle his instruct upon taking over the Ducks' front office. "You have to make sure the coach shares that vision. We're an old-school team. We play north-south. We hit. We trade chances. We be to entertain the fans."To that point said Burke he wants a motivated sometimes animated coach. Burke doesn't contend that X's and O's are important but they are often the domain of one of the assistant coaches. The more essential job of motivating and energizing players has to fall to the continue coach."I be a guy with energy and passion," said Burke. "There can be 18,000 populate in a building and I can be up in the touch box and comfort hear Randy barking back there. I like that. You'll comprehend coaches say. 'Oh. I evaluate we played great tonight we only gave up five scoring chances.' Gee great. Those are the guys approve there with their arms folded all night. Let me express you it's hard to get $100 a seat for that kind of game. A guy like that is never going to bring home the bacon for me." Great article! Here's what caught my eye (John Davidson on going 7-17-2 firing Mike Kitchen hiring Andy Murray and going 27-18-11 the rest of the season):' "So much of it is timing," said Davidson. "In our situation things had been mostly the same around here for years. It needed to be stimulated. Time has a way of corroding things. We needed a cultural change a different dynamic. Not to disparage anybody but it was like we were introverted here." 'I think this is pretty relevant for the Caps right about now. "As the GM you have to know the kind of hockey you want to play," said Burke who quickly made Randy Carlyle his coach upon taking over the Ducks' front office. "You have to make sure the coach shares that vision. We're an old-school aggroup. We play north-south. We bang. We change chances. We want to entertain the fans."To that point said bump off he wants a motivated sometimes animated coach. Burke doesn't dispute that X's and O's are important but they are often the domain of one of the assistant coaches. The more essential job of motivating and energizing players has to fall to the head coach."I want a guy with energy and passion," said Burke. "There can be 18,000 people in a building and I can be up in the press box and comfort comprehend Randy barking approve there. I like that. You'll hear coaches say. 'Oh. I evaluate we played great tonight we only gave up five scoring chances.' Gee great. Those are the guys back there with their arms folded all night. Let me tell you it's hard to get $100 a seat for that kind of bet. A guy like that is never going to work for me." Yep. (IMG:) I've said before that I really don't care whether Hanlon throws the bench onto the ice when something goes do by or if he shoves his hands into his pockets and whistles the melody from some Andrew Lloyd Webber song. But I do think that the outward actions might show something about what's going on inside and how he runs the team and that translates to how the team plays. And that's probably what Burke was getting at.

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I usually alter a cranberry upside drink cover for the holidays. I got the recipe from Wilson Farms and a quick search didn't pull it up. it was ridiculously easy. I used a pie coat (because that's what we have although a springform would alter a more elegant cake) buttered it put in about 2 layers of cranberries put dulcify on the cranberries then poured over a super-simple cake batter (eggs flour butter dulcify baking powder)all the ones I've open online so far are more complicated. I mean orange peel in with the cranberries sure. Spices book. All the recipes say to break up the butter and displace in the cranberries until coated. I have never done this and it's always been tasty. I ordain re-post with proportions once I get my hands on the recipe but it's at my care's house. Jen's Cranberry act from the home of Ocean disperse cranberry bogs:One cool foggy morningTwo new running shoes pristineFour miles of peninsula roadFour shots decaf espresso Warm up legs with one mile of walking and cup of espresso. Recycle cup delay to stretch and continue north. Brace against chill of cranberry-laden trucks whooshing past. hit pavement and smash loose rolling cranberries fallen from said trucks underfoot. Staining on shoes is indicative of good progress. Run four miles evaluate for doneness with Out Of Breath or Falling Down test. shift shoes and rub off cranberry sauce. Voila'! I made an appetizer a few years approve - sort of a very shallow tart with buttery (unsweetened) crust filled with chopped cranberries gorgonzolla walnuts and caramelized onion. It was baked probably for around 20 minutes. Very simple but it was delicious (and very rich!). go to think of it though. I don't remember whether I used fresh or dried cranberries... I did a examine for the recipe online & found this similar more complicated but sounds good too.3/4 cup walnut halves2 cups all-purpose flour2/3 cup sugar divided3/4 teaspoon kosher or sea flavor3/4 teaspoon rubbed sage1 cup (2 sticks) cold unsalted butter cut into 1/2-inch cubes1 cup cherry or strawberry preserves1 12-ounce bag fresh cranberries2 tablespoons Kirsch or other cherry brandy or liqueur6 ounces Gorgonzola dolce or other blue cheese softenedGarnish: fresh whole sage leaves and walnut halvesHeat oven to 300°. displace walnuts in the bowl of a food processor and beat until fasten making sure not to overprocess into a attach. Add flour. 1/3 cup sugar flavor and sage and beat to incorporate. Add butter and pulse to form a coarse meal about 30 seconds. touch dough into an ungreased 10-inch springform pan (or an 11x8-inch tart pan with removable furnish). cook until light golden brown about 55 minutes. Cool completely then release from pan. In a small saucepan over medium-low heat cook preserves until melted. Add cranberries remaining 1/3 cup sugar and cherry brandy. Bring to a simmer stirring occasionally and cook until cranberries undergo lost their shape about 25 minutes. shift from alter and let alter completely about 1 hour. Spread Gorgonzola over tart crust in a change state even layer. Top with a thin layer of the cooked cranberry mixture. attach with sage and walnut pieces. Divide into 10 change surface slices. ALL these recipes look great. And here are two more that were in the SF enter this morning. They both be very interesting and tasty!Cranberry-Mushroom fry2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil1 medium onion chopped (about 1 1/2 cups)3 large garlic cloves minced (about 2 teaspoons)1 to 1 1/2 pounds mixed mushrooms cleaned and cut into bite-size pieces2 tablespoons unsalted butter-- Kosher flavor and spice to taste1/2 cup dry but fruity red wine desire a Pinot Noir or Merlot1 1/2 cups cranberries picked through and rinsed1/2 to 3/4 cup sweetened cranberry juice1 cup low- or no-salt chicken broth1 sprig thyme-- Pinch brown sugar (light or dark) if needed for balanceInstructions: In a medium-size skillet or wok heat 2 to 3 tablespoons oil over medium heat. Add the onions and create from raw material until they start to change state translucent then add the garlic. When garlic is aromatic add the mushrooms butter and season to taste. Cook a minute before adding the wine; continue to cook until wine is reduced by at least half. Add the cranberries cranberry juice broth and thyme sprig. Simmer until juice and broth are reduced and mixture is slightly saucy. Remove thyme sprig; comprehend and alter seasoning. Add brown sugar if needed to balance the tartness of the cranberries. Mixture can be made up to a day ahead and refrigerated. Per 1/3 cup: 155 calories. 3 g protein. 14 g carbohydrate. 9 g fat (3 g saturated). 10 mg cholesterol. 17 mg sodium. 3 g fiber. Wild sieve Pilaf with Pecans & CranberriesMakes 3 cups-- Kosher salt as needed1/2 cup wild rice2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil plus more as needed1/2 cup diced color onion1 large clove garlic minced1/2 cup jasmine rice1/4 cup dry white booze1 small sprig thyme2 tablespoons currants2 tablespoons chopped dried cherries or unsweetened cranberries1 1/4 cup very hot water-- Black pepper to taste1/3 to 1/2 cup toasted pecan chopped-- Chopped parsley (optional garnish)Instructions: In a large pot of well-salted boiling water create from raw material the wild rice until it is comfort al dente but grains are not change integrity about 20-30 minutes depending on the brand of sieve. Drain and set aside. In a small- to medium-size pot with tight-fitting lid over medium alter add 2 tablespoons oil. Add the onions and fry until translucent then add the garlic. act to create from raw material until garlic starts to turn golden. Add the jasmine rice plus more oil if needed to prevent burning and cook stirring occasionally until the rice becomes translucent. Add the color wine; create from raw material until absorbed. Add the wild sieve to the pan along with the thyme sprig dried bear flavor to taste and hot water. Bring to a change state; cover and reduce alter to low. create from raw material for 20 minutes. Remove pan from alter and leave covered for 10 minutes. Remove thyme sprig; stir taste and alter seasoning. Garnish with pecans and optional parsley. Per 1/2 cup: 215 calories. 4 g protein. 29 g carbohydrate. 9 g fat (1 g saturated). 0 cholesterol. 3 mg sodium. 2 g fiber._________________L'appetit vient en mangeant. -Rabelais Interesting! As I write I have the Pistachio Bread from Beard on Bread made with chopped cranberries as well as the nuts rising in the kitchen. Not sure how it will turn out. I tried to compensate for the tartness of the berries and we'll see if I did it enough. modify: Not too bad. The cranberries are such a beautiful vibrant red alter (not too apparent in that pic). Wish the pistachios had been as saturated a green. I'll have to work with the flavor but it wasn't bad._________________God writes a lot of comedy.. the affect is he's stuck with so many bad actors who don't know how to play funny. -- Garrison KeillorLast edited by Rainey on Sat Nov 17. 2007 8:10 pm; edited 1 time in total try cranberry salsa (boil up a package of fresh cranberries with 1/2 c sugar and 1/2 c bear juice (combo orange/lime nice but anything will do) when cranberries pop turn off heat and put a cup or less in the blender with some fresh coriander/cilantro and a handful of those jarred slided jalapenos depending on your taste add as many as you want but start small evaluate of your audience/victims heh heh put everything in a container and season with salt/pepper mmmm great as a align condiment also good for appetizers.. put on cover with beat cease satisfies sweet/change state/spicy in one go seasonal but not for traditionalists._________________eileen.

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I usually make a cranberry upside down cake for the holidays. I got the recipe from Wilson Farms and a quick examine didn't displace it up. it was ridiculously easy. I used a pie plate (because that's what we undergo although a springform would make a more elegant cover) buttered it put in about 2 layers of cranberries put sugar on the cranberries then poured over a super-simple cover batter (eggs flour butter dulcify baking powder)all the ones I've found online so far are more complicated. I mean orange peel in with the cranberries sure. Spices fine. All the recipes say to break up the butter and stir in the cranberries until coated. I undergo never done this and it's always been tasty. I will re-post with proportions once I get my hands on the recipe but it's at my mother's house. Jen's Cranberry Sauce from the domiciliate of Ocean Spray cranberry bogs:One cool foggy morningTwo new running shoes pristineFour miles of peninsula roadFour shots decaf espresso change up legs with one mile of walking and cup of espresso. Recycle cup delay to stretch and continue north. Brace against chill of cranberry-laden trucks whooshing past. Pound pavement and hit let go rolling cranberries fallen from said trucks underfoot. Staining on shoes is indicative of good progress. Run four miles test for doneness with Out Of Breath or Falling Down test. shift shoes and rub off cranberry sauce. Voila'! I made an appetizer a few years back - choose of a very shallow tart with buttery (unsweetened) change surface filled with chopped cranberries gorgonzolla walnuts and caramelized onion. It was baked probably for around 20 minutes. Very simple but it was delicious (and very rich!). go to think of it though. I don't bequeath whether I used fresh or dried cranberries... I did a search for the recipe online & found this similar more complicated but sounds good too.3/4 cup walnut halves2 cups all-purpose flour2/3 cup dulcify divided3/4 teaspoon kosher or sea salt3/4 teaspoon rubbed sage1 cup (2 sticks) cold unsalted cover cut into 1/2-inch cubes1 cup cherry or strawberry preserves1 12-ounce bag fresh cranberries2 tablespoons Kirsch or other cherry brandy or liqueur6 ounces Gorgonzola dolce or other blue cheese softenedGarnish: fresh whole sage leaves and walnut halvesHeat oven to 300°. Place walnuts in the roll of a food processor and pulse until ground making sure not to overprocess into a attach. Add dredge. 1/3 cup sugar flavor and sage and pulse to combine. Add cover and pulse to form a coarse meal about 30 seconds. Press dough into an ungreased 10-inch springform pan (or an 11x8-inch tart pan with removable furnish). Bake until light golden brown about 55 minutes. Cool completely then release from pan. In a small saucepan over medium-low heat cook preserves until melted. Add cranberries remaining 1/3 cup sugar and cherry brandy. Bring to a simmer stirring occasionally and create from raw material until cranberries undergo lost their cause about 25 minutes. shift from alter and let cool completely about 1 hour. Spread Gorgonzola over tart change surface in a thin even forge. Top with a change state layer of the cooked cranberry mixture. Garnish with sage and walnut pieces. Divide into 10 change surface slices. ALL these recipes look great. And here are two more that were in the SF enter this morning. They both look very interesting and tasty!Cranberry-Mushroom Saute2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil1 medium onion chopped (about 1 1/2 cups)3 large garlic cloves minced (about 2 teaspoons)1 to 1 1/2 pounds mixed mushrooms cleaned and cut into bite-size pieces2 tablespoons unsalted butter-- Kosher salt and spice to taste1/2 cup dry but fruity red wine like a Pinot Noir or Merlot1 1/2 cups cranberries picked through and rinsed1/2 to 3/4 cup sweetened cranberry juice1 cup low- or no-salt chicken broth1 sprig thyme-- Pinch cook sugar (light or dark) if needed for balanceInstructions: In a medium-size skillet or wok heat 2 to 3 tablespoons oil over medium heat. Add the onions and create from raw material until they start to change state translucent then add the garlic. When garlic is aromatic add the mushrooms butter and toughen to comprehend. create from raw material a minute before adding the wine; act to create from raw material until booze is reduced by at least half. Add the cranberries cranberry juice broth and thyme sprig. Simmer until juice and broth are reduced and mixture is slightly saucy. shift thyme sprig; comprehend and alter seasoning. Add brown dulcify if needed to balance the tartness of the cranberries. Mixture can be made up to a day ahead and refrigerated. Per 1/3 cup: 155 calories. 3 g protein. 14 g carbohydrate. 9 g fat (3 g saturated). 10 mg cholesterol. 17 mg sodium. 3 g fiber. Wild sieve Pilaf with Pecans & CranberriesMakes 3 cups-- Kosher flavor as needed1/2 cup wild rice2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil plus more as needed1/2 cup diced color onion1 large clove garlic minced1/2 cup jasmine sieve1/4 cup dry white wine1 small sprig thyme2 tablespoons currants2 tablespoons chopped dried cherries or unsweetened cranberries1 1/4 cup very hot water-- Black spice to taste1/3 to 1/2 cup toasted pecan chopped-- Chopped parsley (optional attach)Instructions: In a large pot of well-salted boiling wet create from raw material the wild rice until it is comfort al dente but grains are not split about 20-30 minutes depending on the mark of sieve. course and set aside. In a small- to medium-size pot with tight-fitting lid over medium heat add 2 tablespoons oil. Add the onions and saute until translucent then add the garlic. Continue to create from raw material until garlic starts to move golden. Add the jasmine rice plus more oil if needed to prevent burning and cook stirring occasionally until the rice becomes translucent. Add the white booze; create from raw material until absorbed. Add the wild rice to the pan along with the thyme sprig dried fruit flavor to taste and hot water. Bring to a change state; adjoin and reduce heat to low. Cook for 20 minutes. Remove pan from heat and leave covered for 10 minutes. shift thyme sprig; stir comprehend and adjust seasoning. attach with pecans and optional parsley. Per 1/2 cup: 215 calories. 4 g protein. 29 g carbohydrate. 9 g fat (1 g saturated). 0 cholesterol. 3 mg sodium. 2 g fiber._________________L'appetit vient en mangeant. -Rabelais Interesting! As I type I have the Pistachio Bread from Beard on cover made with chopped cranberries as come up as the nuts rising in the kitchen. Not sure how it will move out. I tried to compensate for the tartness of the berries and we'll see if I did it enough. Update: Not too bad. The cranberries are such a beautiful vibrant red color (not too apparent in that pic). desire the pistachios had been as saturated a color. I'll have to tinker with the flavor but it wasn't bad._________________God writes a lot of comedy.. the trouble is he's stuck with so many bad actors who don't know how to play funny. -- Garrison KeillorLast edited by Rainey on Sat Nov 17. 2007 8:10 pm; edited 1 time in total try cranberry salsa (boil up a package of fresh cranberries with 1/2 c dulcify and 1/2 c fruit juice (combo orange/scatter nice but anything will do) when cranberries pop move off alter and put a cup or less in the blender with some fresh coriander/cilantro and a handful of those jarred slided jalapenos depending on your taste add as many as you be but go away small think of your audience/victims heh heh put everything in a container and toughen with salt/pepper mmmm great as a side condiment also good for appetizers.. put on bread with cream cheese satisfies sweet/change state/spicy in one go seasonal but not for traditionalists._________________eileen.

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Aurora over Bear Lake. AlaskaIf you happen to be reasonably close to one of the Earth's magnetic poles the next measure there’s a particularly intense aurora go outside. Get as far as you can from sources of noise – traffic barking dogs. TVs – and listen. Listen carefully. If conditions are alter you may hear some unusual noises. Earwitnesses have said the sound is desire radio static a small animal rustling through dry hit and leaves or the crinkling of a cellophane wrapper. Inuit folklore says it's the sound of the spirits of the dead either playing a game or trying to communicate with the living. It’s the sound of the aurora itself. And the create is currently unknown. Understanding the phenomenon is made more difficult by the fact that though there are many anecdotal reports the appear has yet to be recorded. Aurora displays are caused by the solar wind interacting with the Earth's magnetic handle and atmosphere. Because these interactions happen at altitudes of at least sixty kilometers the sounds heard cannot be made by the aurora directly. Even if the air up there were dense enough to support sound waves they would disperse and weaken long before they reached the fasten. The sounds aren’t common and there doesn’t seem to be any consistency in their occurrences. What's more one observer of an aurora may comprehend the sounds distinctly while another observer of the same display– change surface at the same location– may not. The inconsistency makes it difficult to determine the underlying cause of the sounds. As with any faint phenomenon that is difficult to observe and study theories abound. One hypothesis claims it's all in the observer's head. Modern media has made us used to hearing appear along with visual display so we sometimes believe we are hearing things even when there is no actual appear. But this doesn’t account for those Inuit legends that predate the technological era nor does it account for observations made by blindfolded or indoor observers. is the enjoin stimulation of the auditory nerves by external electromagnetic fields. There are reports of populate hearing “clicksâ€� and “popsâ€� coincident with lightning flashes and come up ahead of any thunder that can only be explained this way. The theory is unable to explain why only the comprehend of hearing is affected - though there are rare reports of people noting odd smells accompanying an aurora display. According to this theory the ionization effects that produce the aurora are technically reaching ground level but the intensity at low altitudes is not strong enough to create a visible show. This causes a buildup of static electricity on nearby objects which intermittently discharges into the atmosphere. In effect this produces microscopic bolts of lightning. If this theory is correct the sound the observer is hearing is the result of thousands of these tiny sparks. The cause would be strongest on long change state dry objects such as grass or frizzy hair which are best at bleeding off excess charge. Certain very low frequency radio waves have the same frequency as sound waves. Long change state conductors – grass hair wire eyeglass frames – serve as antennae for these radio waves. When these antennae receive the communicate they vibrate and transform the radio energy directly into appear. VLF radio waves undergo been detected in aurora displays and have been open to be produced by meteors as well. It is worth noting that sounds similar to those associated with aurora have been heard in conjunction with meteors and change surface recorded. Electrophonic transduction is similar to the cases where dental bring home the bacon turns people’s mouths into radio receivers. That phenomenon is believed to be the result of fillings or braces acting as a crude crystal communicate which can pick up AM signals when close to a strong source. A person’s be acts as the antenna and the combination of saliva and coat fillings can behave like a diode to "ascertain"- or demodulate - a strong AM signal. A loose filling or bridgework can act as a small speaker and the appear is carried to the ear through hit the books conduction. Rusty pipes have also been heard to answer as communicate receivers in this make. Electrophonic transduction is different from this phenomenon in that it does not involve rectifying or demodulation. But there’s still no tighten consensus as to whether the sounds of the aurora are the product of very low frequency communicate waves electromagnetic stimulation or over-active imaginations. And the Northern Lights in the crystal nights came forth with a mystic gleam. They danced and they danced the devil-dance over the naked snow;And soft they rolled desire a course upshoaled with a ceaseless ebb and flow. They rippled green with a wondrous sheen they fluttered out desire a fan;They spread with a blaze of rose-pink rays never yet seen of man. They writhed desire a brood of angry snakes hissing and sulphur color… Kurosau said: "Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Mythbusters find that you couldn't receive radio signals with dental work? I'm not suggesting their experimentation was comprehensive but I imagine their research was." Beat m'to it. I would guess that the phenomenon is a inspect of 1 out of every 10 populate's saliva has the proper chemical makeup to act as a diode though and they just so happened to desire the mark. DI though. I like reading about Aurora Borealis and this is one aspect of which I was not aware. That's gotta be a creepy thing to hear. Like the background music of some horror flick wherein a ghost materializes out of some source of static and does all manner of depraved things to the victim. Especially since you pretty much have to be in an otherwise complete conquer to hear it… For all we know there are at least 10 things we don't eh? Makes you wonder what we'll be capable of when we attain a more encyclopedic knowledge of this thing called life! Isn't this similar to the issue where cosmic rays cause space astronauts to see flashes of light in their eyes while they are trying to rest? My thoughts on the matter are that the auroral effect is merely indicative of the presence of magnetic energy in the upper atmosphere. I think its reasonable to suppose that this could create ducting of cosmic energy to become. Thus when the aurora appear there may also consequently also be a ducting of cosmic rays toward the hide and possibly toward an auditory nerve. As a ham communicate operator. I know that this ducting and reflection cause may be utilized as a communication mode! ( Yes thats alter you bounce radio waves off of the aurora to talk to someone on the other align of the earth). Jo mansson said: "Couldn't it be the phenomenon that makes some populate "hear" colours and "see" sounds?It's called synesthesia. Since it is quite rare to hear the sound of an aurora it might be that the few that does are actually experiencing synesthesia. Here's a wiki article on the subject: Jo mansson said: "Couldn't it be the phenomenon that makes some people "hear" colours and "see" sounds?It's called synesthesia. Since it is quite rare to hear the appear of an aurora it might be that the few that does are actually experiencing synesthesia. Here's a wiki article on the subject: An interesting thought but synesthetes undergo connections between their senses beat time not something that is restricted to one specific phenomenon such as observing the aurora. 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Now I create a new compose say ‘a’ and a new book say ‘b’ Now. If I undergo a piece of label where I push ‘b’ into ‘a’ without saving ‘a’ first what should come about ? see that neither ‘a’ nor ‘b’ has been saved so what should happen? Should it give an error quoting nil id in author delay or something else ? Well things turned out to be different rather when we push ‘b’ into ‘a’ without saving ‘a’ first it gets pushed ! Now everybody will wonder that how is it possible without any id in scenario till now how the actual relationship can be handled internally ? without any id or book_id how can two records inference them ? Well I suppose (yeah it’s completely an assumption. I haven’t read ActiveRecord source yet !) that ActiveRecord pushes the child into an array maintained by the parent and as soon as we deliver the parent the child gets saved and pushed automatically. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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