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A Kyle Shanahan/Kirk Cousins combination would be a great idea if this were 2014 if RGInjury makes it through the remainder of this season and all of next season. Kirk Cousins isn't going anywhere in 2013.
1st and foremost the Jets need to adjust quickly to this new NFL & they need to learn how to get what you want by using whatever means necessary.
That includes nepotism.
Here's my plan of action.
Fire Rex
Hire Kyle Shanahan as HC
Trade Revis to the Vikings for Percy Harvin & the Vikings 2nd round pick
Trade that 2nd rounder & a conditional 2014 draft pick ( based on games played) to the Redskins for Kirk Cousins.
Now you have your offensive coach & a QB that has already got one year under his belt of that coaches system.
Without the threat of another Revis contract the Jets should make only 1 big move in FA & that is to bring in Levitre.
Boring! Take the BPA at that 1st pick between the Oline or OLB
Whichever guy left at that pick is the best.
Jets need to build an Oline that is more mobile than the one they have.
They could use a late pick for another RB & TE
Kyle would have:
Holmes, Harvin, Hill, Braylon, Powell, McKnight, Cumberland, rookie RB, Rookie TE to work with.
On defense, if Ron Rivera gets fired bring him in to be the DC & go to a 4/3 defense & start going after the QB with Wilk & Coples.
In 2014, we can get rid of Sanchez unless by some miracle we can dump him this offseason.
This organization needs to make some bold moves.
Us Jet fans deserve something for our loyalty.
For once I would love them to do things other than try to solve problems with Free Agent veterans.
Go Jets!
A Kyle Shanahan/Kirk Cousins combination would be a great idea if this were 2014 if RGInjury makes it through the remainder of this season and all of next season. Kirk Cousins isn't going anywhere in 2013.
Why do you want to switch to a 4-3 defense?
Our players are better suited for the 3-4. All you need is 2 good OLBs and we suddenly have a great 3-4,
If you switch to a 4-3, you will need 2 new DEs ( the 4-3 requires speedy edge rushers which we dont have) a new MLB who has enough speed to cover sideline to sideline (Harris doesnt have that kind of speed), and another OLB to complement Davis (who i assume will play outside).
The problem may be that the team does not have enough former USC quarterbacks.
Keep Sanchez. Get Matt Leinart and Carson Palmer on the roster. Nothing like entitlement to go with all the turn overs.
SAR would be happy.
Right now we're really not suited to play a 34 or 43. More like a 2-3-6. Ha.
Thats funny.Whats even funnier is that people here agree with you. Kyle Shanahan hasn't even proved anything as an OC let alone a head coach.You want to fire a 4th year head coach who's had his team in 2 championship games for him. Shanahan hasn't even coached as a coordinator in a playoff game
Jetster, interesting but depends on the co-operation of two other teams.
Would Shanahan take the chance that he can find another quality B/U.
maybe getting Minn to give Harvin, a 3rd and Joe Webb and send both the pick and Webb to the Skins. Webb has the skill set to run the spread option and would be a good fit as a back up. This way Shanahan gets a qb that is a fit and gets a 3rd to replace the 4th that he spent on Cousins.
Considering that Rex used Manginis players & only got a playoff berth in 2009 because the Colts LET THEM, he's only really made the playoffs once!
2011- Loses the locker room & doesn't even know it?
2012- Lets Sanchez single handedly RUIN ALL OF OUR SEASON by turning the ball over 1000 times! well almost.
I want an OC that is an innovator. Kyle is young, ballsy, learned from one of the best (his father), knows how to move a pocket, uses motion, gets his Oline on the move, & can teach a young QB (He's proven that with RG3 & Cousins).
Maybe a journeyman LB that gets cut for cap
Who cares, next year is a gimme year. Put in the system.
This is a 2 year plan knowing that Sanchez is off the books in 2014.
2014 draft is the filler of the voids in 2013.
Maybe we can OUTSCORE a few teams & have a slightly above average D in 2013.
Do you understand faux jet 07 that Jet fans don't need the biased assistance from a 94 year ol d chowd troll
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We were ahead against the cols in the third quarter, in indy. Shonn Greene gets hurt, Peyton takes over, we lose, oh well. In Pitt we came out a little flat, because we just had a emotional victory against NE .Home field would have made a difference. Kyle Shanahan hasn't proved anything, nothing.I keep asking the same question. Would a quality QB who didn't turn the ball over, made a difference in our record?Would a quality QB who ha a healthy Holmes and Keller made a difference in our record. My answer is yes a 3 or four game difference. What does that mean. Playoffs, for the third time in four years.
Funny thing about Jet fans is they don't realize that Rex is the head clown in this NYJ circus.
You can talk all you want & it was great when we were winning but it has exasperated the circus atmosphere when you lose.
Also Rex has proven that he is too loyal, Trevor Price was right on, but you can't change half way, well you can if your going from hard AZZ like Caughlin to slightly mellower, that crap doesn't work the other way around going class clown to hardazz.
Rex needs to be shown the door, 2013 is a WASTED year if he's brought back.
I am in favor of letting Rex reap what he sowed in his first two years here. then in 2014 the jets will have a vastly improved cap position, The new players from this years draft, and probably a top 12 draft position next year.
A much better scenario to attract the top talent to the jets.


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Uh...the alchemists are extremely useful in combat. I think they're some of the most powerful characters in battle. Yeah they're useful because of their alchemy toys, but so what? That's like criticizing a mage for only being useful for magic...Quote from: ZeronHitaro on April 03, 2012, 09:35:54 AMIf they want to make another Ar Tonelico game just make one; stop forcing that series' mechanic into Atelier.I don't have the slightest clue what you're talking about there...
If they want to make another Ar Tonelico game just make one; stop forcing that series' mechanic into Atelier.
I feel like we're arguing using two completely different sets of facts or something...
It would be nice to see a different type of main character though. Maybe someone older, like an adventurer making a career switch.
Annie did that. She only became an Alchemist because she was, literally, dragged from her house and forced into it. And even then she only became one so she could marry the Prince. Not because she loved the Prince, but because he was rich and would make her set for life with his money. She was lazy and did not particularly care about the art until later.
This is a NIS game right? I could never really warm up to their style. Something about their games just rubs me the wrong way.


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It's the sleepiest 4-3 start I can ever remember. Which is even stranger since six of those seven games came down to the wire. We have a legit playoff caliber team that is definitely in the playoff race. I feel pretty confident about being in the playoff hunt in the final week of the season. And yet, there are no butterflies in the stomach this year before Seahawks games. No nerves. And losses don't hurt that much, even though losses hurt way more in winning seasons. It's weird.
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Of course, I believe in Jesus," Tom said. He shrugged. "I just don't see the need to go to church. "Tell me why," I said. "Church is boring. All they do is ask for money. It uses up so much of a person's weekend. I can get to know God just as well alone."
"Well, OK" I said. "If that's how you feel about it." Tom looked slightly disappointed. I think he expected more of an argument from me, since I'm a minister.
"To change the subject, Tom," I said, "How's your football team doing?" Tom's head came up, and his face brightened.
"They're in first place," he said.
"Every game is great, huh? Never a dull moment?"
"Well, not really," Tom sighed.
"They started the season well, but lately they've gone into a slump."
"So I suppose you don't bother to go to games now."
"Of course I do," Tom said. "My team needs my support whether or not they're winning! Besides, it's exciting to be rooting for your team with thousands of other fans."
"But don't you have other things to do on the weekend?"
"Sure," Tom said. "But mowing can wait."
"I suppose you get into those games for free?"
"Free?" Tom snorted. "Hardly. The tickets cost $50 each."
"They ask you for money?"
"It's expensive," Tom admitted. "But you support what you believe in." Suddenly he grinned at me rather sheepishly. "You really didn't change the subject, did you?"
"No," I confessed, "I didn't. Isn't it curious that watching football with others is a high priority for you, but worshipping God with others isn't?"
Some parts of the practice of religious faith are best done alone. Great men and women of faith have always spent solitary time with God. But to sustain an active, living faith, you must also share with others. When God began to teach His people how to maintain a relationship with Him, He told them to build a sanctuary, a gathering place, where He could " 'dwell among them' (Exodus 25:8). The early Christians, too, knew the importance of worshipping together. "Let us not give up meeting together," wrote the author of Hebrews (10:25).
Let me give you four reasons why attending church is important.
The benefit of learning together
When the apostle Paul visited a city called Berea, people listened attentively. And after he finished preaching, something even more important happened: They studied together to see if what he said was true. So, the Bible calls the Bereans people of "noble character (Acts 17:11).
One of the best reasons for going to church is that church is the place where we learn about God. We learn from preachers, to be sure. But we also learn from searching the Bible together, from sharing our insights with one another. Educators will tell you there is no better way to learn than to study with others.
We also learn from the example of other Christians. The Bible says, "He who walks with the wise grows wise" (Proverbs 13:20). A young man said to me once, "You know what made me decide that I wanted to be a Christian?" He nodded in the direction of an older gentleman standing nearby. "It was when I met Jim. I thought, That's the kind of person I want to grow up to be like." We learn to live the Christian life from those who have lived it well.
The joy of shared enthusiasm
Do you love the Lord? If you do, wouldn't it be nice to be with others who love Him as you do? Unless we encourage one another in our love for the Lord, that love may fade. One of the most powerful reasons for being part of a church is that it keeps our love for God active and alive—just as going to your football team's games keeps your enthusiasm for your team high.
Of course, football is just a game. But faith is about life and death. About how we live in good times, how we stand through hard times, how we face the end of this life, and our hope for eternal life. As we share with others our enthusiasm for the Lord, we strengthen our commitment.
The strength of community
To every life will come some hard times, sometimes when you'll need to rely on friends for help. "Two are better than one," says the Bible, because "if one falls down, his friend can help him up" (Ecclesiastes 4:9, 10). That's what churches do so well. A church is a family—a place where people love one another enough to help one another through hard times. A friend of mine recently lost his wife to ovarian cancer. "I don't know what my children and I would have done without the support of our church family," he said. "They prayed for us, they encouraged us, they brought food to us and helped us in a thousand ways, and in the end they wept with us. The people in our church were there for us when we needed them." And, it should be added, the church was available for that family because that family had spent many years building up those relationships. In the words of Solomon, "Pity the man who falls and has no one to help him up!" (Ecclesiastes 4:10).
The miracle of changed lives
In churches, people's lives are changed for the better. I have seen people who have gone through great crises get back on their feet again through the support of a church. I have seen those who struggled with temptations overcome them. I have seen folks turn their lives around 180 degrees, from self-destructive and hurtful to joyful, happy and peaceful. There is something about being an active part of a church that gives God the opportunity to touch people's lives and change them.
Are churches always perfect, and members always happy? No. Churches are made up of human beings who love God but are still quite human. Even ministers can sometimes disappoint. Still, God's church is a wonderful place. As one author wrote, "The church is the theater of God's grace in which He delights to reveal His power to transform hearts."
I can't think of a better place to be.
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New game mechanic detected! At least, I think it's a game. You get a score at the end, so I guess it counts as a game even if it feels more like a sort of zen exercise you might do to calm the mind after post-traumatic stress.
Coign of Vantage (sounds like Engrish, but actually means 'an advantageous position') is a flash game from casual games people Bobblebrook.
You have to use your mouse to rotate an image that has been exploded into voxels (3D pixels) until it matches the un-exploded image in the corner of the screen. When you do that, you get points and more time to play the next image. Thats it.
Its weirdly addictive in that lunchtime minesweeper-grinding kind of way. Some of the high scores imply people glued to their mice for weeks, so tread carefully if you tend to get sucked into things like this.
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Bliksem (USA) Takes Melges 32 World Title
27 September 2009
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Porto Cervo, Italy - Pieter Taselaar's Bliksem (USA) has taken victory in the Audi Melges 32 World Championship 2009, the first edition of the Worlds for the class organized by the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda in Porto Cervo. Taselaar's Team includes Jeremy Wilmot on tactics and brother Nathan (Olympic Gold, 470 class, 2008). Bliksem's victory became a reality late yesterday evening when their protest against Claudio Recchi's Team 93 (ITA), then sitting in second place, was accepted leaving them untouchable at the head of the overall classification. A fight for second and third place took place today which saw Giovanni Maspero's Joe Fly (ITA) just managing to steal into second place ahead of, but on equal points with, Uka Uka Racing (ITA) owned by Lorenzo Santini and Alessio Marinelli with Armando Giulietti at the helm. Team 93, which had dominated the overall classification for the first three days of racing, finished fourth overall, one point behind.
Taselaar was understandably happy with his victory: "It was a very tough week, the other competitors were of a very high standard. We have been working hard for a year and a half now, you never know if it's going to work but it would seem it has. I have a great team. We are absolutely delighted to have won this World Championship and there is absolutely no better place to do it than in Porto Cervo!"
One race was held today, bringing the fleet to the maximum of 10 scheduled, in light breezes of approximately 5 to 6 knots from the north east. Opus One (GER), owned by Wolfgang Stolz, led the fleet from the start with Joe Fly hot on their heels. The German boat led around the first two marks but Maspero's team, with Francesco Bruni calling tactuics, managed to overtake them to finish first ahead of Luigi Melegari's Matrix Cortina D'Ampezzo (ITA) with Ray Davies calling tactics and Opus One.
The event concluded with a prize giving ceremony at the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda's Clubhouse. The Audi Melges 32 World Championship brings the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda's sailing season to a close.
Audi Melges 32 World Championship 2009 - Summary Results - as of 27-09-09 at 13:33
1. BLIKSEM Pieter Taselaar Pieter Taselaar, USA,6,2,1,1,14,8,4,5,2,30(DNC), 43.00
2. JOE FLY Giovanni Maspero Giovanni Maspero, ITA,3,12,20,5,2,9,14,7,1,1, 54.00
3. UKA UKA RACING Armando Giulietti L. Santini & A. Marinelli, ITA,4,11,19,6,9,3,2,2,10,7, 54.00
4. TEAM 93 Claudio Recchi Claudio Recchi, ITA,2,1,2,3,1,11,17,9,30(DSQ),9, 55.00
5. ARGO Jason Carroll Jason Carroll, USA,10,10,6,17,6,15,3,19,3,5, 75.00
6. MASCALZONE LATINO Vincenzo Onorato Vincenzo Onorato, ITA,12,3,5,14,7,5,12,13,9,15, 80.00
7. PILOT ITALIA Francesco Martino Francesco Martino, ITA,8,8,4,2,24,12,7,6,25,10, 81.00
8. BAGUA Andrea Cecchetti Andrea Cecchetti, ITA,5,7,18,10,3,10,1,16,13,26, 83.00
9. RED Joe Woods Joe Woods, GBR,1,6,11,11,4,20,19,1,19,12, 84.00
10. BRONTOLO Filippo Pacinotti Filippo Pacinotti, ITA,14,15,30(DNF),13,11,2,8,3,6,13, 85.00


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Meet the cheapest mass-produced electric car on the road today, the US version of the Holden Barina Spark. When it goes on sale next year it's expected to cost less than $30,000.
But with the US government's $7500 incentive for electric vehicles and the Californian government's $3500 rebate, the price will likely dip under $20,000. That's Toyota Corolla money.
The Spark EV's nose is covered in checkered camouflage because we had a sneak-preview drive ahead of its unveiling at next week's Los Angeles motor show. But if you imagine the shiny grille treatment of the Holden Volt grafted onto the front of this hatchback you'll have a pretty good mental picture of how it will look.
This is General Motors' first all-electric car since the ill-fated EV1; the company accused of killing the electric car in a documentary movie has re-invented it. The Spark EV might have cutesy looks but it is the fastest electric hatchback on the road to date.
Engineers have also given it sports suspension and wider tyres – the opposite of the skinny rubber favoured by eco cars. It will be built in South Korea and sold in North America at first but Australia is on the distribution "wish list".
"With the Volt, we've introduced the notion of electric Holdens [to the Australian public]. We're well positioned to take advantage of other GM global EV projects should the right level of market demand become apparent," says Holden director of external communications, Craig Cheetham.
Electric cars still don't make economic sense, but the Spark EV puts the technology within reach of mass-market buyers for the first time. The petrol-powered Holden Barina Spark starts at $13,990 – so it would take decades to recoup the $15,000 or so price difference in fuel savings from the $30,000 fully electric model.
But that's still a much lower price premium compared to other electric cars such as the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi iMiev which each cost about $50,000 – or about $30,000 more than similarly-sized petrol cars. The cost of electric cars aren't expected to make another large step down for another five years, the estimate the industry gives for the next change in battery technology.
The Spark EV has an electric motor under the bonnet and a 255kg lithium-ion battery pack under the back seats, straddled over the rear wheels. Both are elegant installations. The technologies are borrowed from the Holden Volt plug-in hybrid but are different in design and capacity.
The Spark EV's electric motor has about 100kW of power and a phenomenal 542Nm of torque – just 8Nm less than the V8 in the Holden Special Vehicles GTS sports sedan. And all this in a car that weighs 1346kg – 500kg less than the HSV. By comparison the bigger and heavier Volt has a 111kW and 500Nm electric motor, which makes the Spark EV quicker from 0 to 100km/h (less than 8 seconds).
Press the "power" button to start the car and the computer does 1400 diagnostics checks in the time it takes the instruments to light up. Recharging time is 8 hours from empty, but a fast charger can bring the battery pack to 80 per cent full in 20 minutes.
General Motors wouldn't reveal driving range until next week (it said the battery had a capacity of "at least 20kWh"). If it had a 24kWh battery pack a driving range of 100 miles or 160 kilometres would be possible. Most motorists drive less than 80 kilometres to and from work daily.
Below the shiny Volt-like grille and hidden behind the bumper are "shutters" that close at high speeds to improve airflow around the front of the car, and open at low speeds to improve cooling.
The underbody is almost completely flat to allow it to better slip through the air; even the rear spoiler and side moulds have subtle curves in them to make a clean "break" with the air to reduce turbulence.
The interior is largely unchanged from the regular Spark, but the instrument cluster has been replaced with the digital display from the Volt. It looks small (the Spark competes in the city-car segment) and has seatbelts for five – but it can fit four adults in relative comfort.
It is yet to be independently tested but there's no reason to suggest the Spark EV would not get the same 4-star ANCAP safety rating as the petrol-powered model. Six airbags are standard.
Last year a Volt battery pack caught fire weeks after a US government crash test because it was not drained properly. But before and since that incident the Volt battery packs have been tested in severe impacts – mounted in cars as well as standalone in laboratory conditions – and none have caught fire on impact.
Emergency services are also trained on how to deal with electric car battery packs after a crash. Following cyclone Sandy in New York, 16 electric sedans made by Fisker caught fire – after one became submerged in salt floodwaters for hours and then wind carried flames to 15 others parked alongside on the shipping dock.
But the company said it was the Fisker's 12V battery that caused the initial spark, not the lithium-ion battery pack, when it fed power into the circuit. However a Fisker car's lithium-ion battery pack did catch fire earlier in the year after the supplier installed faulty cells.
Here's the big surprise. The Spark EV is awesome to drive. It shouldn't be a surprise, though. This little car has more torque than a Holden Commodore V8 – and only 1.4 per cent less torque than the almighty HSV GTS sports sedan.
General Motors has tweaked the electric motor gearing slightly to make peak power arrive at 65km/h – the speed at which most other electric cars tend to taper off -- on the way to a top-speed in excess of the speed limit.
It also steers well and handles bumps much better than the regular petrol-powered Spark. That's because engineers gave the Spark EV a wider "footprint" – by pushing the wheels further out to the extremities of the car. And then they fit wider rubber (15 x 6-inch up front and 15 x 6.5-inch at the rear).
You read that right. The rear has wider rubber than the front (just like HSV performance cars do) to handle the weight of the big battery pack in the rear floor. Now, if only Holden could make the regular Spark handle like this.
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We are excited to announce our next Slow Food event which will take
place on Sunday, April 6. We are going to visit Liza Plaster's Ripshin
Goat Dairy which is located between Blowing Rock and Lenoir. The day
will include a potluck picnic lunch, a tour of the goat dairy, the
opportunity to taste and purchase the first batch of chevre for the
season, a tour of a fish farm that is gearing up to make cavier in the
next few years, and finally a concert by a the La Catrina Quartet, a Latino
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CONCORD, N.H. — The presidential candidates on Sunday turned their marathon campaign into a mad sprint to Election Day, from a chilled rally for President Obama in the shadow of the New Hampshire State House to an appeal by Republican challenger Mitt Romney for votes at a farm in Morrisville, Pa.
The race remains extremely close, with both men predicting victory on Tuesday but passionately urging their supporters to vote.
"We will win New Hampshire,'' Obama told an estimated 14,000 people jammed shoulder to shoulder behind the state Capitol here, many of whom had been waiting three hours to hear him. "We will win this election. We will finish what we started.''
Dressed in an aviator-style jacket and sweater, Obama appeared buoyant and smiled often as he launched into a 30-minute stump speech after a spirited introduction by former president Bill Clinton.
"As long as I'm president, I will work with anybody of any party to move this country forward,'' Obama said, adding that he would not sacrifice his principles in the process. "That's not bipartisanship. That's certainly not change. That is surrender to the same status quo that has squeezed middle-class families for way too long.''
Romney campaigned in four states on Sunday, including Pennsylvania for just the second time since July. The Republican nominee has only recently begun to contest the Keystone State in earnest, buying ads there last week as polls tightened, but he struck a confident note. "We're taking back the White House because we're going to win Pennsylvania,'' Romney told an estimated 25,000 at Shady Brook Farm in Morrisville. The GOP nominee painted an optimistic portrait of an America that "is about to come roaring back.''
"We're Americans. We can do anything,'' Romney said. "The only thing that stands between us and some of the best years we've known is lack of leadership. And that's why we have elections.''
When Romney last visited Pennsylvania in late September, multiple polls put Obama's advantage in the state at or near double digits. But a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review survey released on Sunday showed Romney even with Obama at 47 percent each.
"Pennsylvania has moved into a tie,'' Rich Beeson, the Romney campaign's political director, declared on "Fox News Sunday,'' adding that the state is "fertile ground for us.''
Another poll published on Sunday by The Morning Call of Allentown put Obama up by 3 points in Pennsylvania, and an average of recent surveys, tabulated by the website RealClearPolitics, shows the president up by 3.9 points. Romney has not led Pennsylvania in any major poll since February.
With most polling data on Obama's side, White House adviser David Plouffe called Romney's late play in Pennsylvania a "desperate ploy'' in an appearance on ABC's "This Week.''
Yet a win by Romney there would shake up the political landscape and reduce his need to win in Ohio, where Obama maintains a slight lead in most polls.
The Obama campaign continues to devote resources to Pennsylvania. Clinton will speak at four rallies in Pennsylvania on Monday.
"I think Pennsylvania is secure, but you don't take anything for granted,'' Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Obama's former chief of staff, said on CNN's "State of the Union.''
The campaigns made contradictory arguments about Florida, where Romney has maintained a small but steady lead for the last month but Obama says he has victory in sight. The president made a campaign stop in south Florida on Sunday, and Michelle Obama is slated to be in Orlando on Monday.
David Axelrod, the Obama campaign's senior adviser, pointed to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released over the weekend that gave the president a 2-point edge in Florida, a departure from the slight Romney leads shown by most other surveys.
Beeson countered that the president is wasting his time in Florida — precisely what the Obama campaign said Romney is doing in Pennsylvania.
Romney, however, plans to campaign in the Orlando area Monday, one of his last rallies of the campaign.
The thin margins separating the candidates in battleground polls, most of which favor Obama slightly, have turned the late stages of the campaign into an aggressive fight in a handful of areas. A WMUR poll published on Saturday showed Obama and Romney tied at 47 percent in the Granite State. The president led by 15 points in the same poll in early October. Romney campaigned in the state on Saturday and will return to Manchester, N.H., on Monday for a final rally.
In Concord Sunday, Obama attacked Romney on his tax-cut plan, which the president said would unfairly benefit the wealthy, and on declining to be specific about budget cuts if elected. Those criticisms have become familiar in this campaign. But on Sunday, the president also became introspective, acknowledging he is frustrated that he did not accomplish as much as he hoped in his first term. "I've got the scars to prove it. I've got the gray hairs to show for it,'' Obama said.
In addition to his rallies in New Hampshire and Florida, Obama visited Ohio and Colorado Sunday. Romney started his day in Iowa and Ohio before the speech in Pennsylvania.
In Cleveland, Romney said Obama has failed to ease partisan tensions in Washington.
"Instead of bridging the divide, he has made it wider,'' Romney said. "So many of you look at the big debates in this country and you don't look at them as a Republican or Democrat but first as an American. You have watched what has happened in this country over the last four years with an independent voice. You hoped that President Obama would live up to his promise to bring people together to solve big problems but he hasn't, and I will.''
Romney ended the night in Newport News, Va.
Nationally, the race is in a dead heat. An ABC News/Washington Post poll published on Sunday showed Obama and Romney tied at 48 percent. The NBC/Wall Street Journal survey gave Obama a 1-point lead, 48 percent to 47 percent, well within the margin of error.
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Idiotic Houston Texans Fan Drinks Own Urine to Celebrate Victory
If you think football fans live on beer and beer alone, think again.
This Houston Texans fan was so grateful his team came back to beat the San Diego Chargers on Monday night that he decided to express his gratitude by...drinking his own urine.
Yup, he claims he told the so-called football gods he would gulp his own pee if the Texans came back to win. Well, they did and he proved to be a man of his word, giving an elaborate and not-always-easy-to-understand explanation of his rationale while mixing warm and cold urine like some deranged mad scientist.
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The Biggest Job Trends To Be Ready For In 2013
My job forecasts over the past decade have been reasonably accurate. For example, 12 of the 13 predictions I made in the latest edition of my book, Cool Careers for Dummies, have come to pass. I was wrong about No. 13, thankfully: I predicted another 9/11-scale terrorist attack in the U.S. and, in turn, another explosion in Homeland Security hiring.
So, even though it's said that he who lives by the crystal ball eats broken glass, I dare sally forth yet again.
Whether you're a clerk or a CEO, unemployed, well-employed or self-employed, it helps to have a sense of what's next. Here's my take:
1. The prediction I keep making that has been wrong will finally come true.
The biotech sector will explode. For the decade since the human genome was decoded, it seemed clear that breakthroughs in individualized medicine were imminent: for example, cancer treatment customized to a person's genetic makeup. But nope, there have been no real breakthroughs -- yet.
However, my recent conversations with leading genetics researchers -- Stanford's William Newsome, the Beijing Genomics Institute's Steve Hsu, the University of California's Richard Haier, the University of London's Robert Plomin and the Society for Neuroscience Executive Director Marty Saggese -- force me to continue making my heretofore wrong prediction. Indeed, if I had to give one word of career advice to the next generation of science- and math-oriented students it would be "biotech."
More:Hot Jobs In Growth Sectors: Where The Opportunities Are In 20132. Education will be reinvented.
The spate of reports documenting education's failure to close the achievement gap may finally force schools to make the needed dramatic changes. Here are examples of such changes that will likely accelerate in 2013 and beyond. Flipped classrooms: Online lessons taught by top instructors and multimedia will replace homework, with regular class time spent providing one-on-one coaching, the human touch.
Colleges will be required to post a College Report Card, consumer information on their home page that details freshman-to-senior growth in reading and thinking skills, four-year graduation rates, employment rates of graduates by major, etc.
3. Long shot prediction: Cost of getting a college degree will decline.
By 2025 most students will get their college degrees at dramatically lower cost by taking online courses through services such as Coursera and Udacity. But not the now-hot Khan Academy, which is irretrievably boring to all but the hypermotivated. The government will act as record keeper, awarding a degree when students have completed sufficient courses.
4. The Affordable Care Act will create lots of jobs.
Due to "Obamacare," 40 million-plus more Americans, as well as the 11 million people currently in the U.S. illegally, will have access to health care. Few experts predict that there will be an accompanying increase in doctors, nurses, MRI machines and operating rooms. On the contrary, many doctors are quitting and fewer people are becoming MDs because of the low reimbursements and heavy paperwork, which will likely increase further.
Career implications? Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest HMO, a nonprofit/for-profit amalgam, is a major beneficiary of Obamacare and jobs there should be plentiful. Care will continue to be downscaled: More physical therapy will be done by physical therapy assistants. Same for occupational therapy. More MD work will be done by physician assistants and nurse practitioners, anesthesiology by nurse anesthetists. The nursing shortage will be addressed by hiring more RNs with just a two-year degree.
More:The New Approach To Job Searching
5. Health care IT jobs will explode.
Demand will grow for medical lab technicians as blood and urine tests cost less than in-patient diagnostic procedures. To improve efficiency, many jobs will be created in health care IT: patient portals, telemedicine, mobile apps, technology-enhanced diagnosis, and especially electronic medical records and billing systems to manage the labyrinthine Obamacare system.
6. Telework will become mainstream.
Telecommuting will increase as employers want to save costs of office space and time-crunched workers want to save the ever-longer commute time. In addition, with Skype and other videoconferencing services ever-better and less expensive, virtual meetings will increasingly replace the hassle-filled business trip.
7. The Middle East situation will get even more complex -- and lead to more hiring in some federal agencies.
Tensions continue to keep us on high alert about Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran and Libya, as well as Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel. Because of the Middle East oil reserves, the threat of terrorism, and a likely nuclear Iran, jobs related to the Middle East mess should be plentiful. The FBI, CIA, U.S. military and other government agencies -- as well as nonprofits -- will likely continue to increase hiring people with Middle Eastern language and cultural competencies.
More:How To Find A Telecommuting-Friendly Job
8. America will tilt left.
America is accelerating its antipathy toward capitalism and corporations and its support for nonprofit and government initiatives. The majority of the public is willing to further tax the rich and add more regulatory burdens on corporations. President Obama's reelection and the Republicans' fears of skewing too far right should allow Keynesian government expansionist policies to trump deficit reduction. Thus the government's percentage of GDP should grow in 2013 and beyond. Career implication: Job growth should be best in the government sector. Bonus: Government jobs are the most likely to provide job security and full benefits.
9. Pot jobs will be smoking.
Washington and Colorado having legalized pot should, ahem, grow jobs for pot farmers and "bud-tenders" -- salespeople at pot dispensaries. Advocates will also be emboldened to seek a nationwide high, thus creating jobs working for legalization advocacy groups such as NORML.
I feel the need to editorialize here: As a career counselor who has seen so many pot users suffer loss of memory and motivation, I can't help but think that legalization will increase use and thereby lower the national IQ and drive, the last thing we need. In addition, family and coworkers of frequent pot users suffer as well, as well as the victims of traffic accidents. But I digress.
10. Social media may be peaking.
Facebook's decline from its offering price is emblematic of what I'm seeing on the ground. Companies are not seeing ROI for their spend on Facebook, Twitter, etc., and so some are starting to pull back. VC investment in social media is declining, and even the social media consultants I speak with are less enthusiastic about the effectiveness of what they're selling.
One social-media job that should continue to burgeon: social media data miner -- identifying customer wants from people's Facebook and LinkedIn activities.
More:Best Jobs For 2013
11. Long-shot prediction: Live events and connections will replace virtual ones.
Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest, like MySpace before them, will soon become yesterday's fad. What will be next? I believe the shallowness of Facebook "friends" and Twitter "followers" will resurrect the need for real connections. MeetUps, live and, yes, virtual, will grow, fueled by a likely continued poor job market -- people with time on their hands will take the time to meet others in-person.
Hardware prediction: Tablets such as iPads including the Mini will soon become obsolete. The new standard will be a pocket-size "phablet" with fold-out screen. The first of its kind could be the Samsung Galaxy S4, which will be announced in the first quarter of 2013.
12. Jobs related to energy-efficiency will grow -- yes, really.
The solar and wind stock indices are down more than 90 percent (!) from their December 2007 highs. That bodes poorly for the alternative energy industry. But reducing carbon footprint and increasing energy independence remain important, so government will likely reallocate tax dollars from alternative energy and toward making buildings and vehicles more efficient, and from road construction toward mass transit. Job growth will reflect those changes in priority. In addition, utilities' conversion to smart grids will create jobs for IT and engineering types.
Long-shot prediction: The next-generation, safer nuclear power plants will become acceptable as memories of Fukushima fade, replaced by promises of an ultra-safe, zero-carbon-footprint, unlimited source of clean energy.
13. Immigration reform will create lots of jobs.
President Obama has stated that one of his top priorities is to enact comprehensive immigration reform. That will create government jobs in administering the legalization process and in teaching immigrants how to pass the citizenship test.
Once legal, the immigrants will be eligible for Obamacare, which will trigger great demand for bilingual providers of health care. That will also spur need for social service providers -- for example, counselors and social workers.
And whatever business you're in, from entertainment to the environment, having 11 million people "come out of the shadows" may create business opportunities that should be considered in planning for 2013 and beyond.
More:Why You Need A Career Bucket List In 2013
14. Un- and underemployment will keep rising.
There's a perfect storm for increased unemployment: returning vets, baby boomers who can't afford to retire, 11 million illegal immigrants now eligible for legal employment, slowed hiring by government, a sluggish economy here and worldwide, relative strength in China, and increased workplace regulation and payroll costs of hiring Americans (e.g. Obamacare, paid family leave, workers comp).
And then there's worker-replacing technology, such as robots that replace everyone from soldiers to pharmacy assistants, voice/pattern-recognizing machines that replace sales clerks and customer service reps, software that replaces paralegals and appraisers, and soon, driverless trucks. As a result, unemployment will rise, and part-time and temp work will become the new normal. And ever more work will be offshored to low-cost countries, now that American companies are learning how to work more successfully with a remote workforce.
15. Materialism will decline.
People will spend less -- both because of a values shift and because the economy will remain sluggish, quite possibly reverting back to recession. This means that companies that produce basic products should do better than luxury firms. So jobs should be stronger at a Procter & Gamble than at a Dolce & Gabbana. I plan to continue dollar-cost averaging into P&G, Amazon -- and FXI, the China equivalent of the Dow-Jones 30.
16. The no-brainer prediction: Online shopping will continue to take market share from bricks-and-mortar stores.
Shopping sites' ever-better interfaces combined with the ever-more-onerous road traffic and parking problems, makes this the prediction you can most bet on. Career implications: Jobs should be more available at top online retailers than bricks-and-mortar-centric ones: Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and Zappos, plus delivery services such as FedEx, UPS and upstart discounter OnTrac.
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Chapter Two Glass Fiber Manufacturing Process and Cost Structure
2.1 Glass Fiber Manufacturing Process
2.2 Glass Fiber Cost Structure
2.2.1 Strand Price Analysis
2.2.2 Plaid Price Analysis
Chapter Three Glass Fiber Industry Development Environmental Analysis
3.1 China Economic Environment Analysis
3.1.1 China GDP Analysis
Chapter Four Glass Fiber Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast
4.1 Glass Fiber Productions Overview
4.2 E-Glass H-Glass Glass Fiber Production Market Share
4.3 Glass Fiber Demand
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Chapter Five Glass Fiber Key Manufacturers Analysis
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7.1.1 Global Molecular Diagnostics Market Share Analysis, by Key Players, 2012 (%)
7.1.2 Competitive Position of Key Players by Segment : Global Molecular Diagnostics Market
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8.1.1 Long term contracts with healthcare service providers
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Making great sparkling wine is not complicated. It simply takes the right growing conditions and ample aging in the bottle. In fact, these days, you can find remarkably fine bubbles from all over the world — and, in many cases, for around $20 a bottle in the same stores that you're stopping by for staples.
Since you're fresh off the holiday entertaining tornado, we're not going to make you work hard for your bubbles. This year, we won't tell you about a fabulous winery making trace amounts of sparkling wine that you'll never taste. We won't make you join a mailing list. And there won't be a test on how to decode Champagne labels.
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Mumm Brut Rose (Napa Valley, CA). Fresh and lively with strawberry aromas and lush, ripe flavors of cherry and vanilla. A classic from Domaine Mumm at a great price (it's Napa, after all): $16.99.
Trader Joe's North Coast Reserve Brut. The 12 percent semillon in this classic chardonnay and pinot noir blend makes this wine a bit waxy on the finish, but otherwise it's a perfectly quaffable small-production toaster with brisk acidity and a good pour. $9.99
Domaine Chandon Brut Classic (California). Refreshingly soft, yet dry with pear and citrus notes and nutty flavors of almond brioche. Hooray for Chandon. Always. $15.99 ($12.99 at BevMo).
Gloria Ferrer (Sonoma County, CA) Brut. There's 9 percent locally grown chardonnay for crispness and vibrancy, but the rest is pure Carneros pinot noir. That's what gives this double gold medal winner its depth and lush mouth feel. Hard to beat at $14.99 ($13.99 at BevMo).
Mirabelle Brut Rose by Schramsberg. The grapes for this stunner hail from the winery's cool-climate vineyards in Carneros, Anderson Valley, and coastal areas of Sonoma and Marin. Two years aging in the bottle produces elegant toasty aromas, bright flavors, and a lively mousse. Yum. $19.99.
Roederer Estate Sparkling Wine Brut (Anderson Valley, CA). Champagne's Louis Roederer is behind this crisp and elegant bubbly with spice-dusted pear and hazelnut flavors. Fresh and full of finesse. $18.99.
Barefoot Bubbly Extra Dry Champagne. Despite false use of the term Champagne (last time we checked, Barefoot was in Modesto), it's tough to argue with the price, given multiple gold medals in blind tasting competitions, delightful apple flavors and a smooth finish. $7.99.
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Jaume Serra Cristalino Brut Rose. This Spanish sparkler has alluring aromas of raspberry and cherry on the nose with fresh, clean strawberry flavors. Awarded numerous value-brand-of-the-year accolades. $7.99 (Brut cava $6.99 at BevMo).
Marques de Gelida 2009 Cava Brut Reserva. Made with organically farmed indigenous Spanish grapes, this superior vintage bubbly is lemony and herbal on the nose with tropical fruit and vanilla bean flavors. Its consistent bead is lively and makes for a long finish. We'll be drinking this. $19.99.
Gruet Blanc de Noirs. Year after year, this New Mexican sparkler delivers rich and toasty flavors, a pretty salmon color, aggressive mousse and bold fruit flavors. The current release is no exception. $16.99.
Scharffenberger Brut Excellence (Mendocino County, CA). Vanilla cream flavors give this wine a round and full-bodied appeal balanced by citrus notes. We like the hazelnut aromas, too. $18.99
De Chancery 2011 Sparkling Vouvray Brut (Loire Valley, France). A Whole Foods exclusive, this sparkling chenin blanc has a graceful, persistent pour and elegant notes of baked pineapple brioche that continue to a candied fruit finish. Impressive length. $18.99.
De Chancery Cremant de Loire Brut. Delicate and full-bodied with a fine, nervy mousse and balanced flavors of chenin blanc, chardonnay and cabernet franc. Lively, graceful, aromatic and persistent. A dead ringer for Champagne at a third of the price. $14.99.
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Coupe versus flute
What is the optimal way to enjoy sparkling wine? Via coupe, the shallow cup supposedly molded on the breast of Marie Antoinette, or from a flute, the narrow, long-stemmed glass?
Studies repeatedly show that a coupe loses carbon dioxide at least a third faster than a flute. So unless you drink very quickly, the effervescence will dissipate, says Oakland's Maria Hunt, aka The Bubbly Girl blogger and author of "The Bubbly Bar: Champagne and Sparkling Wine Cocktails for Every Occasion" (Clarkson Potter, 2009).
"It's also really easy to spill from a shallow glass," Hunt adds. "Especially on your second or third glass."
That might be why Hunt has begun enjoying her bubbly out of the big-bottomed bowls of Burgundy glasses.
"If you really want to taste the wine behind the bubbles, you should try it," Hunt says. "You can really get your nose in there and the width allows the aromas and flavors to open."
When you're out and want to feel elegant, however, Hunt says there's no match for a graceful flute.
— J. Yadegaran
WANT MORE BUBBLES? keep some dirt
Champagne physicist Gerard Liger-Belair of the University of Reims in eastern France has studied the science of bubbly for years and has figured out, among other things, why streams of bubbles rise from certain points in a glass.
Turns out it happens when microscopic fibers — dust or lint left from a towel — stick to the sides and allow molecules of dissolved carbon dioxide to join forces and form bubbles.
So, if you're meticulously washing your flutes or worse, running them through the dishwasher and allowing them to heat dry upside down, you're going to get fewer bubbles.
Don't believe us? Liger-Belair's research has led top glassmakers around the globe to etch tiny spots — yes, imperfections — at the bottom of their glasses using lasers. When sparkling wine is poured in, bubbles are more likely to rise and dance.
— J. Yadegaran


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NEW YORK (AP) � OMG, the music! And OMG, the shoes!
That was the consensus Friday after the Rebecca Minkoff spring preview at New York Fashion Week, which left fashionistas gushing not only over the creative casual clothes and the striking patterned gladiator heels, but also the entertainment: Live music from singer Janelle Monae.
Minkoff, a designer especially popular with younger women, has long used live music at her runway shows. This time, though, she partnered with American Express as part of their American Express Unstaged program, which pairs artists and makes their collaborations available through digital media.
The runway show with Monae was live streamed, as was another mini-concert afterward in a private room nearby in the Lincoln Center tents, where Monae performed songs from her new album, "The Electric Lady," to be released next week.
Both designer and singer sounded thrilled with the collaboration.
"I respect her eye for structure and detail," Monae said in a post-show interview of Minkoff's collection. "And oh my God, the shoes were incredible. I almost forgot the words to my song when I was looking at them on the runway."
She was referring to Minkoff's patterned, knee-high gladiator heels, popping with colors like red and pink, and also her ankle boots with multi-colored tassels. The creations also earned plaudits from another celebrity in attendance: Kelly Osbourne.
"Are those just the sickest things EVER?" exulted Osbourne in an interview, pointing to the tasseled ankle boots that Minkoff herself was sporting. "I'd love to wear them. My legs aren't skinny enough for the gladiators, but I could wear those."
Monae, her hair in its signature pompadour style, was dressed not in Minkoff's creations, but in her usual color palette of black and white � this time, a white top and riding pants, with black suspenders and black boots. Her band, four musicians and two backup singers, wore the same colors, with the singers in striped tops and white Minkoff shoes.
Minkoff said that when she was asked by American Express for a wish list of performers to work with on the show, Monae was her first choice. Added Monae: "She wanted to make sure that I could see her (clothing) line in me. And I could. Art inspires art."
And besides, Monae said: "She's a Sagittarius like me. So I love her even more."
For the spring collection, Minkoff said her design inspiration came from Latin America, particularly strong Latin women like Frida Kahlo and Bianca Jagger.
"I was looking at an old photo of Bianca and Mick Jagger and Lee Radziwill at Andy Warhol's home in Montauk," she said later. "And I became obsessed with Bianca Jagger. I'm interested in strong women with flair."
New for Minkoff this season is an emphasis on embroidery and intricate cutting, like laser-cut leather. "We've never done this much embellishment before," she said.


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I have often written about the posture necessary for power generation and speed in our form of Shorin-Ryu:
- Lower your shoulders.
- Squeeze your lats.
- Tuck your koshi.
- Slightly bend your knees.
- Place your weight at about the center of your feet.
From the koshi side, there is pressure upward from the feet, knees and thighs. From the abs side, there is pressure downward from the shoulders, back and lats. It is like squeezing a big rubber ball sort of (in a very simplified way).
With the body aligned and tensioned in this manner, it is possible to connect the upper and lower parts of the body. This is important, because almost all power comes up from the feet. If there is a disconnect between the upper and lower parts of the body, this power will be wasted or reduced.
So the tucking up of the koshi is met by the pressing down of the abs, creating tension and a useable connection.
It is a very simple thing, but also very important.
Once a student begins to learn how to generate whole body movement using the koshi, I think that it take about two years for the student to restructure or rebuild his body to accommodate and withstand such dynamics. The proper posture won't help much if your muscles and tendons are not properly conditioned.
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By henry homeyer
This year as you plan your garden, why not choose some lesser known veggies to see how they do for you? You might just be surprised how easy it is to grow kohlrabi or rutabagas – and how tasty they are. I grow those, and several other kinds of vegetables that you might not have tried. Most are not terribly hard to grow. You could be the first on your block to grow artichokes!
Let's start with sweet potatoes. Most New England gardeners don't generally grow this vegetable, thinking that it's a southern crop. It is, but you can grow it. The trick is to grow it under black plastic, which increases the heat. It needs good rich soil, liberally amended with compost or aged cow manure. Start plants from little plants called slips, available from catalogs such as Johnny's Selected Seeds (www.johnnyseeds.com).
Adequate moisture is key for growing sweet potatoes. Even if you leave an opening in the plastic for the plant, rain water probably won't soak the soil enough. Run a section of soaker hose under the plastic and give it some water any time the soil seems dry. Soaker hoses are available at garden centers and are basically special hoses that ooze water very slowly, soaking the soil.
Rutabagas, like Rodney Dangerfield, don't get the respect they deserve. They are easy to grow, rarely bothered by pests or diseases, and can substitute for potatoes in the kitchen. They look a bit like turnips (which do have a strong flavor) but rutabagas are mild. I find they are great in stews -- they don't get mushy the way potatoes do when you re-heat the stew several times.
Plant rutabagas by seed in mid-June about 2 inches apart and thin to 6 inches apart for maximum production. Rutabagas can get big – a pound each or more, but do not get tough or less tasty even when they get big. They grow best in soil that is near neutral on the pH scale and is rich in compost.
As far as I am concerned, growing celery is best left to the professionals. When I've tried growing it, the slugs loved it and the stalks were dry and stringy. But you can have that same celery flavor in your soups, stuffing and stews by growing celeriac, also known as celery root.
I start celeriac by seed in the house in late March or early April, but some better garden centers will offer plants already started. Celeriac loves moisture, so add compost to the soil to hold water, and water during dry times. Plant about 6 inches apart.
Salsify and scorzonera are long, thin root crops with a somewhat nutty flavor. They need deep, loose soil as they can grow 8-12 inches long. But each is only an inch or less in diameter, so they don't produce much food per plant (compared to carrots or rutabagas, for example). Plant directly in the garden, and wait. They are slow growing, so plant early and harvest late in the fall. Great in turkey stuffing.
Artichokes are beautiful plants that look good in a flower garden, too. In California they are perennials, producing year after year in deep black soil rich with moisture. I have started them from seed, but one must start them early in March for best results. But some garden centers sell them in small pots, so most years I buy them.
Allow a 2-foot by 2-foot space or more for each artichoke plant. You will get one artichoke (which is really a flower bud) at the top of the plant, then side shoots with smaller artichokes after that, up to 5 more. None will be as big as the grocery store version. Be sure to pick them before they turn dry and open up.
My favorite of the odd ducks of the vegetable world is kohlrabi, which looks a little like a space alien: a round fat "root crop" that sits in the soil surface and has stems popping out of it like arms –and then leaves, of course. The vegetable is almost perfectly round and is actually a thickened stem. It comes in purple and green varieties. Eaten fresh in salads it tastes something like a cucumber crossed with a radish. But they are good in stir fries or stews, too.
Plant kohlrabi seeds directly in the garden about 3 inches apart and thin to 6 inches. It is in the cabbage family (Brassica) and grows fast, ready for harvest in as little as 8 weeks. Last year I grew a variety called "Kossak' that is an 80-day variety, but it gets to be huge (8" or more) and stores well – Johnny's Selected Seeds, the developer of the seed – says it will store for 4 months! It needs plenty of moisture, and like most veggies, plenty of compost in the soil.
Of the salad/cooking greens, think of trying orach. Seeds are hard to find – Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds is the only place I've found that has them (www.rareseeds.com). This is a gorgeous purple-leafed plant that gets to be three feet tall, and is in the goosefoot family which includes many varieties of weeds – but also spinach, beets and quinoa. If you let a few plants flower and go to seed, you will always have some volunteer plants in the garden, year after year. It has no special growing needs; it's almost a weed, after all.
Gardening is supposed to be fun. For me that means trying more than the usual veggies. So this year, get adventurous. Try kohlrabi, rutabagas or even an artichoke! You'll be glad you did.
Henry Homeyer's Web site is www.Gardening-Guy.com. You may reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Random Facts About Yourself
Marilori wrote:
7. I owe my mother at least $2,000 in lost jewelry. And a thousand more in
borrowing for school.
ouch, sux for you.
animoo_x wrote:
here goes.
1. i'm a huge worrier
thought u said you're a huge WARRIOR.
some more random facts
- I shift from 4th to 6th gear on the highway, thinking it'll save me gas.
- I hate taking public transportation, but in london I wont take anything but the
subway aka "tube"
- my cell phone has a battery life of 6-8 hours, piece of crap.
- I have flat feet
- I want a G5 Mac more than a upgraded PC.
- Im so lazy I'll surf the net w/ my Wii
- I am my own worst critic and main reason why I never finish my art...
i <3'd Warm Bodies
n0odle wrote:
I just farted.
Lol xD
animoo_x wrote:
2. i'm the youngest in my year [and hating it]
:( Aww. I loved being the youngest. There were some kids in the grade below me who were older than me in high school.
Ahh i'm never any good with these things! Forgive how boring i am! ^-^
1- I have naturally really red cheeks like those dolls you get for kids!
2- Addiction to these: '^-^'
3- I have a fear of sharp objects near my wrists! Oh and i can't feel my pulse!
4- I love languages and speak in a wierd mixture of english, spanish. chinese, welsh, japanese, german, french and latin. (When i'm with people who understand!)
5- I have no music taste- at all! My playlist will jump from a cute kid song to a loud scarey song without any notice! ^-^
6- I have one nail that grows nicely and doesn't break o_O grrr
7- I have a high pitched posh english accent apparantly!
8- Looking out the window at clouds is a random entertainment for me ^-^
9- I invented my own festival called Etogite (with reason!) which my friends now celebrate and refer to alot! *crazy*
10- Umm well you all know this- i'm addicted to helping and teaching people ^-^
Old CR lover! Alive as of 31/07/16
lokita wrote:
animoo_x wrote:
2. i'm the youngest in my year [and hating it]
:( Aww. I loved being the youngest. There were some kids in the grade below me who were older than me in high school.
yea about half the year below me is older than me! i think they laugh at me behind my back
3- I have a fear of sharp objects near my wrists!
that's one of my many fears. i feel my wrists are really vulnerable. i have automatic jerk reactions if anyone grabs my wrists or so much as touches them. my friends always do it to scare me cos i jump a mile.
1. I don't like large crowds. 2-4 people is my limit.
2. I don't like visual kei, even though I've uploaded so many VK PVs.
3. I 'freak out' when people get close to my neck.
4. I love garlic bread. I would rather eat garlic bread than anything.
5. My hair has been dark green, dark blue, auburn, black, red, blonde, and just about every variety of brown you can think of.
6. I'm cosplaying as Oscar Francois from Rose of Versailles soon.
7. I have a secret love for europop.
8. Despite people thinking I'm an "otaku", I've watched very few anime series (weirdos).
9. I think BasouKazuma is a sexy manbeast.
10. I'm really a 500lb man who enjoys eating gallon buckets of ice cream at one sitting.
Okay, maybe that last one wasn't true.
1. I love veggies.
2. I don`t like reading.
3. I don`t like drawing, but I do it when I`m super bored.
4. I love to watch dramas.
5. I`m left handed.
6. You can say I`m a bit spoiled.
7. I can play with my toes, stretch them anywhere.
8. I don`t like bugs or sharks.
9. Heights scares the snap out of me.
10. Darkness gets in my head at night.
1.I'm a proud loner
2.My IQ, is 126
3.I hate hotdogs and burgers
4.My hair is naturally white (really, it is)
5.Was an extra in "Baby sitters club" once
6.New Battlestar Galactica is my favorite show of all time
i love chocolate, even though when i eat it i get stomach aches ^^;
i don't like my family
i love being italian
i love food
need i say more about food? lol
i love asians.... really....
mmm chicken teriyaki
blades of glory was a good movie.
i believe in aliens
i saw a ufo when i was a kid.. no lie.. i swurr
i draw comics of FFXI when im in class with my friend
i wish i could draw :(
I am the Undefinable, The Indescribable, The Unattainable
abel89 wrote:
4.My hair is naturally white (really, it is)
*_*~ Pictures, please.
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1. I am left handed ^_^
2. My eyes change color from green to brown.
3. I have like 8 nationalities in my Family.
4. I am a Christian.
5. I don't get along with my family.
6. I am the oldest of 4 kids.
7. I have deadly asthma(4 real, the doc said that I could die from it ^_^)
8. I think i'm bi polar ^_^
9. I use too many smilies XD
10. I have moved 5 times.
PM me if you need help :)
1. Don't like to wait but will if have to
2. Love the dark
3. Love anime
4. Gets nervous around girls.......
5. Smart but lazy!
6. Won't move on till i have finish something
7. Thinks strangely
8. Love brute force and mental pressuring
10. Don't really no out much, again the shy thing..... :P
I could do this all day...but I'm going to Vegas *pouts* Be back in two days!
Am I finally BACK?!?
1. I like to draw and sketch
2. Love anime
3. Love women even though im pretty shy
4. Very smart
5. I love electronics Xbox 360, Ps3 and 2, Computers, TV's.
6. I have a car.
7. love hanging out.
1.) i have a phobia of bees and wasps
2.) my favourite comedy style is sarcastic (blackadder, my family etc) & random (family guy, my hero etc)
3.) i've not long revealed to a girl that i love her (alas, she has a boyfriend, but that's life, i am fine with it. hee hee)
4.) my favourite sauce is the chocolate kind
5.) i am strong but don't have any moves lol (meaning that even though i have power, i don't know how to fight properly)
6.) my favourite musical artist is weird al for his parodies!
7.) i often go free-wheeling down empty streets on my bike
8.) my best friend lives in a pub
9.) i have a successful account on youtube producing amvs and fandubs
10.) i have a large scar on my right hand
1. I can't swim but i still go 2 the pool/beach
2. I can eat non-stop food is my passion
3. Scared of dogs
4. I beat up on guys
5. I can talk & talk 4ever even in my sleep
6. I'm very friendly i can prettie much talk 2 anybody that talks back
7. Hates scary movies & the dark i get creeped out easily thats why i have a night light
8. luvs ppl that brings me food
9. i can just sit & daydream for hrs
10. luvs to sing but i'm a little tone deaf some might say
11. being alone is scary so i have to always have ppl around me
12. oh & i have like 40 diff. types of lotion i hate ashy ppl
yea thats all i could think of right now


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Are you asking how to become a Saint, or the process in which the Church canonizes a person as a Saint?
so you're all out of luck.
Quote from: Cyrillic on November 25, 2012, 10:39:19 AMso you're all out of luck. Your optimism is underwhelming. One should never shy away from aspiring to great things as long as those are of God and one listens to God's direction in life. Even if one falls short of the aim, the results will still be great and will joyous to one who maintains a proper perspective of what is truly important.Besides, luck is superstition, and I don't believe in being superstitious: it's bad luck.
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