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Point Loma Seafoods or Hudson Bay Seafood in SD - which would you pick?
Our flight arrives in SD from the midwest just before noon on a weekday. After picking up our rental car & leaving the airport, we want to stop for lunch nearby & enjoy some good & fresh seafood with nice water views, especially after a long flight. I have been reading the reviews on Point Loma Seafoods and Hudson Bay Seafood and wondering what the chowhounders would pick - the reviews seem to be mixed. Heading to Carlsbad after lunch - still doing research on other culinary destinations during our week in SD & will ask for further recommendations later. Thanks.
Point Loma Seafoods for sure.
I have never been to Hudson Bay Seafoods, nor ever met anyone from san diego who has ever been.
Point Loma Seafoods..never heard of Hudson Bay.
5 minutes max from SD Airport and parking is tight so park off site.
Scallop sandwich is sublime..get some smoked fish to go.
Hit Con Pane for fab rustic bread a couple blocks away..they make killer sandwiches too.
Trader Joe's Liberty Station is all right there to get your wine and other provisions.
re: Beach Chick
Thank you for all the replies - I found recent reviews of Hudson Bay Seafood on the yelp.com website and it sounds like it is in the same block as Point Loma Seafoods. Hudson Bay Seafood sounds like a no-frills place and that is why I was asking what others prefer on this board. I'm glad to know about Con Pane & Trader Joe's - that will come in handy.
What's in season as far as local seafood in Southern California?? Thanks.
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re: Beach Chick
I have been very appreciative of all of the replies I've gotten so far. You SD natives are so welcoming! I am glad I am starting to do my research now - our trip to SD isn't until early April - and I want to have all my culinary lists ready to go and I can already tell that I'm going to have a lot of help from the fellow SD CH's. We went to San Francisco last April & the CH's on that board were so helpful in planning our culinary destinations.
Does Trader Joe's in Liberty Station sell beer/liquor in addition to wine? (I'm not sure/clear on what the CA regulations are) We're regulars of the Trader Joe's here in Cleveland, OH, which we get beer & wine from. Liquor in Ohio is only sold in state controlled stores.
Thanks to everyone for all your help - I'll need plenty more help in the weeks to come before April rolls around.
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re: csils
re: Josh
For good local (and non-local) beers in that general area, this might be a better bet:
There is also a BevMo in Mission Valley.
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re: Josh
Josh, Office Goat, csils, Dining Diva, Stevewag, BeachChick, Cathy, bhop, etc.....forgive me for not including everyone - many more of of you provided helpful contributions...
I don't know whether I need to start another post since I have a lot of questions. (I don't want to get in to trouble for straying off topic) I plan to do research & figure out the beers that are local to SD so when we go into a restaurant, we can recognize a local brew on tap & know what to order.
It will be my husband, myself & our 15 year old daughter traveling to SD. If you could pick one or two wineries to quickly visit on the way to or from Anza Borrego Desert State Park, what would you pick as a family lunch or dinner destination (if they have picnic grounds or a small restaurant) considering the fact that we can't really stay long since we have a teenager with us? Are the wineries in So CA worth visiting considering we have visited wineries in Napa/Sonoma/Russian River Valley, CA and the Finger Lakes region of NY, as well as those in NE Ohio.
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I don't think there are any wineries between SD and Anza Borrego. The only wineries nearby are in Temecula (1.25 hrs north of SD), and Baja California (2 hrs south).
Beers local to San Diego that you are likely to find on draft:
AleSmith - Any
Ballast Point - Any
Karl Strauss - Avoid Amber Lager and Red Trolley
Stone - Levitation, IPA, Pale Ale, and Smoked Porter are reliable choices
Green Flash - Hop Head Red, West Coast IPA (if you like massive hops)
One place you should not hesitate to check out is Alpine Brewing Co. in Alpine - that IS between SD and Borrego, and they make excellent beers. However their distribution isn't as large as some of the others, so they're not as easy to find outside their own brewery.
re: Josh
Also Pizza Port/Port Brewing/Lost Abbey (these entities are related) and Mission.
The Carlsbad Pizza Port (there are some in other locations, too) has a separate bottle shop with an excellent selection of beers from all over. It's only open limited hours, so be sure to check if you want to shop as well as drink what's on tap at the PP.
BTW there are a number of small wineries and tasting places between SD and Anza Borrego if you're going through Julian. One fairly big one, too: Orfila. Orfila is on the way to/from the Wild Animal Park, between Escondido and San Pasqual.
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re: CurryLover
The only winery worth it in SD county is Orfelia, which is out in Escondido. It is on the way to Anza Berrego if you go thru Julian and Ramona. The wineries up in Temecula are out of your way. Orfelia can hold its own with Sonoma wineries, but it is a different climate, it much warmer and different varitals do better down here. I have never tasted wines in the Finger lakes region, but I have out in Niagra Falls area in Canada. I would assume they would be pretty similar. Those wines were pretty sweet and tended towards the German Style of wines.
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Great to know...thanks....we're staying in Carlsbad....I suspected that wines would be more on the sweeter side closer to the German style. We have also visited wineries & went to several wine festivals in Germany - mostly northwest of Frankfurt in the Rudesheim area & south along the Rhine. I don't like wine too sweet and prefer wines that are not heavily oaked. Thanks for your help.
re: CurryLover
Sorry but my poor writing skills are leading you down the wrong path. I was guessing that the Finger Lakes regional wines were more of the German style wines. Down in Southern California, the better wine makers try the Rhone style wines due to the warmer climate. Their Syrahs and Zinfandels are were Orfilia Shines
re: CurryLover
Most of the wineries are north of the city while Anza Borrego Desert State Park is due east of the city. You won't be going to the areas with wineries. Also, I believe you said you'll be visiting in April which is very late in the season for optimal visiting of ABDSP. The scenery is still beautiful though the desert landscape is austere; spring is truly the best time to visit though when the spring rains make the desert bloom and when seasonal creeks are full of water.
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re: oerdin
I don't think you're taking the OPs question in context.
Yes, in an ideal universe AleSmith would certainly be one of the best choices in locally-brewed beer. AleSmith's market penetration in San Diego vs. Stone is vastly different, however. If the OP is out and about somewhere and wants a local beer, Stone IPA or Levitation is certainly a better choice than anything from Strauss. AleSmith is in my list, if you'll look at it again.
I don't love all Stone beers, but they make some beers that I think are very good. To simply say "AleSmith is better" is ignoring the fact that there are styles each brewery makes that the other doesn't.
re: CurryLover
California has very laxed laws wrt alcohol. There are no blue laws and stores which can sell any alcohol may sell all kinds of alcohol legal in the US. As a practical matter restaurants or bars with licenses to sell alcohol are put into two categories those who can sell beer & wine (or other non "hard liquor" items) and those which can sell all types of alcohol including hard liquor. The state is much more free in giving out even hard liquor licenses then just about any state I can think of though there are some technical limits.
Hudson Bay is just north on the same dock as Point Loma. Maybe 100 yards from one front door to the other. You have to park in the pay lot or park on the street and walk to eat at HB (the other lot is for PLSF only). The biggest difference is HB has more grilled items and are not as crowded as PLSF. Prices are about the same or a few pennies higher and there is no seafood counter. It isn't bad, but I like the white clam chowder, cole slaw and frying at PLSF better. Plus I usually buy some smoked fish from the counter at PLSF.
Whatever is fresh will be on the chalkboard as you walk in the door to PLSF.
I agree with Point Loma Seafood being the choice. I'm also with Beach Chick on ordering the scallop sandwich. You won't be disappointed. The people there are very helpful, too. Another reason I visit every chance I get. They offer (even when they're busy) to pack your seafood in ice and honest with recommendations.
I havent been to Hudson Bay, but I found the Point Loma Seafoods to be very crowded and while the seafood was good, I did not like the atmosphere.
SD Citybeat had a positive review of Hudson Bay and it sounds like if you wanted a more relaxing meal it would be a good choice. I havent been there but I have generally had good experiences at places this reviewer has enjoyed.
I'm somewhat surprised how many recs for PLS start with, "I've never been to Hudson Bay, but..."
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I have been. You can sit actually on the water on their porch and it is a great view. They have super cheap beers and the food is pretty good. Especially as there fewer crowds and a better view then PLS and Blue Water. There is a (recently) new owner who is emphasizing super fresh and local seafood. I believe he used to work on fishing boats. I had a great afternoon there.
re: Josh
If you only have one chance, why not go for the known quality, esp. one that can withstand the battering ram which is the group at Chowhound :D
Someone here will probably give Hudson a try (maybe me)
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We may do both PLS and Hudson Bay - who knows....it depends on our destinations....we plan to do Anza Borrego (hopefully the spring desert flowers will be blooming at some of the elevations that late in the season), Balboa Park & some of the museums there, Old Town, LaJolla, Torrey Pines State Park, at least one Mission, at least one college visitation, especially a college that has a nursing school (so that we can compare nursing schools west coast vs east coast vs midwest.,) and at least brief visits to one or two wineries. Our 15 year old is not interested in the zoo or Legoland or anything like that. Don't want to stray off topic but I will be looking for restaurants (we like all types of food) nearby all those destinations so that we will know what is in the area. Thanks to all of you.
Point Loma Seafoods is a MUST eat for us every time we go to San Diego. In fact we are going in a couple of weeks!
The sushi is always FRESH and Scallop sandwich is divine! We also love the sourdough bread that they sell there. I have personally duplicated their tartar sauce. It took me quite a few tries! :-) Before that I would intensely crave it.
Here are some personal photos of the Ocean Salad, Scallop Sandwich, Clam Chowder, & Sushi
I really like the smoked fish at PLSF as well. They do it right using only hickory smoke, low and slow, for 8-12 hours. I'm partial to the smoked barracuda when they have it though my girlfriend likes the smoked yellow tail tuna.
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re: CurryLover
Barracuda are a common top water predator found in local waters.
Yellowtail tuna is also found locally and are a popular fish for both commercial and sport fishermen.
When you arrive at the San Diego airport and go to Trader Joe's at Liberty Station (down the street from the airport), you can stop and have lunch at Tender Greens located right behind Trader Joe's. It is a new and increasingly popular spot for lunch and dinner. Grilled ahi, grilled flank steak or grilled chicken are the usual proteins along with fresh, farm-to-table salad fixins. Absolutely delicious and the desserts are homemade by the owner's Mom.


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The UW-Madison campus community and others have an opportunity to provide feedback about the remake of the 700 and 800 blocks of State Street and Library Mall at a meeting Wednesday.
The meeting is set for 5 p.m. Sept. 18th in Memorial Union, Class of 1924 Reception Room, fourth floor.
Right now, the three main options for the project are an oval, a great lawn or something more historic.
Plans for the oval design and great lawn can be found by clicking HERE.
The city plans to reconstruct the State Street portion of the project beginning in May of 2014. The university will use preliminary plans for budgeting and reconstructing Library Mall in the future after funding is identified.
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CUMBERLAND — Monique Rhodes scored 25 points and Madi Nightengale had 16 as Allegany rode a strong team performance to a 59-51 win over Prince George's in Maryland JUCO action Wednesday at Bob Kirk Arena.
Derica Souder added 10 points, Paris Duncan grabbed a game-high 15 rebounds and Christina Briscoe dished out seven assists for the Trojans, who went on top for good midway through the second half.
"It was a great team win for us. We had all-out effort on both ends of the floor,'' said ACM coach Bethany Sindy. "The girls rallied together and made good decisions with the basketball, and we had players step up and make big plays."
Kayla Hutson hit a three-point shot to break a 47-47 tie with eight minutes left and Nightengale canned several jumpers on the transition to help the Trojans pull away.
Rhodes was particularly strong attacking inside and hit 11 field goals and three free throws in leading all scorers. Briscoe was cited for strong play at point guard, handling the ball smartly and distributing it well, especially late in the game.
Porchia Smith had 21 points and Tiara Smith 20 for Prince George's (6-15, 2-8 Maryland JUCO).
Allegany (3-16, 2-8) visits Southern Maryland on Friday and travels to Garrett on Wednesday. The next home game is a rescheduled game with Cecil on Feb. 7 at 6 p.m.
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KEYSER, W.Va. — Janice Bartley poured in 27 points to help Garrett escape Potomac State with a win Wednesday.
The Lakers hit 11 three-pointers. Three coming from Bartley and four each from Terra McKenzie and Kailyn Woods.
Potomac State led 40-35 at halftime. Around the eight-minute mark, there were multiple lead changes until Garrett went up by eight. The Catamounts came back and had a two-point attempt to tie it with five seconds left that came up short.
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Potomac State (4-13) plays at Westmoreland Saturday at noon.
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The Knights (9-6), down 33-31, outscored the Bobcats (5-15) 29-15 over the final 14 minutes to get the win.
Frostburg trailed by seven with two minutes left in the first half before Ronje James scored six straight points to cut the Southern Virginia lead to 21-20 at the half.
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The Knights took over from there with the 29-15 spurt.
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Comparing Today's Housing Crisis With the 1930s
Home prices have fallen and construction stalled, but the Great Depression was twice as bad.
Worried depositors at a troubled New York bank in 1929.
It's been called the worst housing slump since the Great Depression. But is the current downturn really anywhere near as bad?
As old photos of bread lines and Dust Bowl migrants clearly attest, the economic downturn of the 1930s was—and still is—unprecedented. While a far smaller percentage of Americans actually owned their homes back then, millions nonetheless lost both their jobs and the roofs over their heads.
Not so wonderful. Hard numbers on exactly how far home prices fell nationwide aren't known. (Government records go back only to the 1950s, and even then they're a bit sketchy.) Yet the government has kept statistics on the number of new homes built since the 1920s. At its peak in 1925, the roaring economy—the same one that helped George Bailey put scores of poor families into new subdivisions in the movie It's a Wonderful Life—produced about 900,000 new homes a year. By 1933, around the time Old Man Potter tried to get his hands on Bailey's cash-strapped Building & Loan in Bedford Falls, that number had fallen to about 100,000 new homes, a 90 percent drop.
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That, of course, doesn't mean he thinks things won't get as ugly as they did, say, in Los Angeles during the early 1990s. After a real-estate boom that nearly doubled home prices between 1985 and 1989, sales volume began to slump as big layoffs in the aircraft and defense industries crippled the local economy. The decline—about equal to the sales falloff in the current downturn—took about three years to hit bottom in 1991. Only then did prices, too, begin to fall. By the time the housing market stabilized five years later, home prices had fallen by about 27 percent in nominal terms and by 45 percent after accounting for inflation.
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In response to a slew of fatal and near-fatal accidents on Route 24 in recent weeks, Massachusetts State Police are beefing up patrols in the area.
State Police announced Thursday morning that 11 additional patrols will be on Routes 24 and 195 from 8 p.m. until 4 a.m. on Friday into Saturday and again on Saturday into Sunday for the remainder of the summer. The extra patrols will be in addition to regular patrols out of the Middleboro and Dartmouth barracks.
Police hope the additional patrols will crack down on unsafe drivers.
"If you will not drive safely for your own sake, please remember you have no right to put anyone else's life in danger," Superintendent Colonel Timothy Alben said during a press conference at the Route 24 Burger King in Bridgewater.
He said the additional patrols would be paid for with State Police operating funds for "problem-related events."
"This is a problem," he said.
Alben said between Jan. 1, 2011 and July 17, 2012, 11 Route 24 accidents resulted in a fatality and five resulted in serious bodily injury. According to statistics compiled, 31 percent of the accidents were drugs or alcohol related, 19 percent were a result of marked lanes or failure to yield violations and another 19 percent were resulting from excessive speed.
Many accidents were after 2 a.m. and "sometimes as late as four or five in the morning", he said.
"At two, three, four in the morning, there's not a high [traffic] volume," he said. "...It's a whole different world out there after midnight."
At 4 a.m. on July 15, Mansfield teenager Lisa Banat and John LaChapelle, 44, of Tiverton, RI on the highway in West Bridgewater near Easton's border.
Alben said two nights later, State Police made two separate arrests for wrong-way drivers on Route 195. This past week, two more were arrested for the same offense.
The West Bridgewater accident was preceeded by a slew of accidents in the same area.
On July 12, , a 12-year-old from Norton was killed and two others were injured in an afternoon accident on Route 24 on the Stoughton/Avon line, just north of Easton.
On July 14,
Massachusetts Department of Transportation Administrator Frank Depaola said the state is finishing a $12 million resurfacing project on Route 24, leaving the roadways in top condition.
"Because of the fresh surface it may be enticing for some to increase their speed," he said. "We ask that they don't."
Depaola, Alben and State Police Troop D Commander Major Anthony Thomas reiterated the importance of driving safely on the roads to avoid such accidents.
Thomas said all drivers should refrain from driving impaired, avoid being distracted from phones or text messages, stay attentive to other drivers on the road and wear a seatbelt.
Alben said the extra enforcement could remain after summer months if necessary. Police initially chose the summer to bulk up because of more outdoor activities, social gatherings and motorists traveling the area for vacation, he said.
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HOUSTON -- A cell phone store manager said he is outraged and astonished following a smash-and-grab at his southwest Houston business.
It was early Monday morning when three suspects crashed a truck into the front of the store in the 12100 block of Fondren Road, just north of W. Airport Boulevard.
A surveillance camera caught the crash on video. It shows the vehicle smashing through the burglar bars and then backing out of the store. Three suspects wearing hoodies then ran in and stole several phones before speeding away in the truck.
The manager said he got a call about the break-in around 4 a.m.
"I'm mad, but I'm a little bit shocked also because for somebody to do it like that is unbelievable," said the manager.
Officers said the men involved in the crime have probably hit other stores in similar fashion. The truck they used, which was reported stolen two hours before the smash-and-grab, was found at a nearby apartment complex.
"There is a very big black market for the cell phones, they steal from here, they can sell it to some other cities, if they can't sell it, it's exported to other countries," he added.
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Q: Did you resist at that time?
A: A little bit, but not really because . . .
Q: Because what?
A: Because I was afraid of him.
Q: Did you resist at that time?
A: A little bit, but not really because . . .
Q: Because what?
A: Because I was afraid of him.
That's Roman Polanski's 13-year-old victim testifying before a grand jury about how the famous director forced himself on her at Jack Nicholson's Mulholland Drive home in March of 1977.
I'm reading this in the district attorney's office at the Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Building, digging through the Polanski file to refresh my memory of the infamous case, and my blood pressure is rising.
Is it because I'm the parent of a girl?
Maybe that's part of it.
But I wish the renowned legal scholars Harvey Weinstein and Debra Winger, to name just two of Polanski's defenders, were here with me now. I'd like to invite Martin Scorsese, as well, along with David Lynch, who have put their names on a petition calling for Polanski to be freed immediately.
What, because he won an Oscar? Would they speak up for a sex offender who hadn't?
To hear these people tell it, you'd think Polanski was the victim rather than the teenager.
And then there's Woody Allen, who has signed the petition too.
Woody Allen?
You'd think that after marrying his longtime girlfriend's adopted daughter, he'd have the good sense to remain silent. But at least Soon-Yi Previn was a consenting adult.
I'd like to show all these great luminaries the testimony from Polanski's underage victim, as well as Polanski's admission of guilt. Then I'd like to ask whether, if the victim were their daughter, they'd be so cavalier about a crime that was originally charged as sodomy and rape before Polanski agreed to a plea bargain. Would they still support Polanski's wish to remain on the lam living the life of a king, despite the fact that he skipped the U.S. in 1977 before he was sentenced?
The Zurich Film Festival has been "unfairly exploited" by Polanski's arrest, Winger said. Thanks, Deb. And so sorry the film festival was inconvenienced by the arrest of a man who left the United States to avoid sentencing for forcing himself on a child.
Weinstein, meanwhile, issued an open letter urging "every U.S. filmmaker to lobby against any move to bring Polanski back to the U.S.," arguing that "whatever you think of the so-called crime, Polanski has served his time."
So-called crime?
Let's get back to the grand jury testimony.
Polanski has taken the girl to Nicholson's house to photograph her, ostensibly for a French magazine. The girl's mother, it's clear to me, should have had her head examined for allowing this to happen, but that's another matter.
The girl says Polanski, who was in his 40s at the time, opened a bottle of champagne and shared it with her and with an adult woman who later left for work. That's when Polanski allegedly began taking pictures of the 13-year-old and suggested that she remove her blouse.
Quoting again from the grand jury transcript, with the girl being questioned by a prosecutor:
Q: Did you take your shirt off or did Mr. Polanski?
A: No, I did.
Q: Was that at his request or did you volunteer to do that?
A: That was at his request.
She said Polanski later went into the bathroom and took part of a Quaalude pill and offered her some, as well, and she accepted.
Q: Why did you take it?
A: I don't know. I think I must have been pretty drunk or else I wouldn't have.
So here she is, at 13, washing down a Quaalude with champagne, and then Polanski suggested they move out to the Jacuzzi.
Q: When you got in the Jacuzzi, what were you wearing?
A: I was going to wear my underwear, but he said for me to take them off.
She says Polanski went back in the house and returned in the nude and got into the Jacuzzi with her. When he told her to move closer to him, she resisted, saying, "No. No, I got to get out."
He insisted, she testified, and so she moved closer and he put his hands around her waist. She told him she had asthma and wanted to get out, and she did. She said he followed her into the bathroom, where she told him, "I have to go home now."
Q: What did Mr. Polanski say?
A: He told me to go in the other room and lie down.
She testified that she was afraid and sat on the couch in the bedroom.
Q: What were you afraid of?
A: Him.
She testified that Polanski sat down next to her and said she'd feel better. She repeated that she had to go home.
Q: What happened then?
A: He reached over and he kissed me. And I was telling him, "No," you know, "Keep away." But I was kind of afraid of him because there was no one else there.
She testified that he put his mouth on her vagina.
"I was ready to cry," she said. "I was kind of -- I was going, 'No. Come on. Stop it.' But I was afraid."
She said he then pulled off her panties.
Q: What happened after that?
A: He started to have intercourse with me.
At this point, she testified, Polanski became concerned about the consequences and asked if she was on the pill.
No, she told him.
Polanski had a solution, according to her.
"He goes, 'Would you want me to go in through your back?' And I went, 'No.' "


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Cost of Government Day falls 26 days later than last year's date, and it's 23 days later than the previous all-time high of July 20, in 1982. There are numerous reasons for this explosive growth in government spending including TARP, the so-called Stimulus, and the big three auto "bailouts." If Congress and the President had not pushed for TARP, Americans would have celebrated COGD on July 25 rather than on August 12.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 14, 2010 - Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced nearly $5 million in grants for eight State agencies to simplify Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) application and eligibility systems and improve access to program benefits for America's low-income households. SNAP, formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, helps ensure that people have access to healthy and nutritious food by providing low-income households with electronic benefits they can use to purchase food at authorized grocery stores.
"Collaborative partnerships are critical to combating food insecurity and hunger in our communities," said Vilsack. "These grants will help reach our goal of increasing program access and participation among America's most vulnerable citizens and to deliver healthy and nutritious food assistance to those in need."
USDA's Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) continues to encourage relationships with private nonprofit organizations with strong community ties to enhance communication between the State agencies and the communities they serve. A priority for this year's grants is to fund a partnership between a State agency and one or more private non-profit organizations. Such collaboration enables the funding of projects which streamline a State's eligibility, certification and recertification processes and make them more efficient and effective.
SNAP is the cornerstone of the Nation's nutrition safety net. It is the largest of the USDA's 15 domestic nutrition assistance programs and provides crucial support and a vital supplement for low-income households to buy the food they need for good health, and helps many make the transition to self-sufficiency. Public, private, non-profit, and faith and community-based organizations play an important role in ensuring that all eligible people know about SNAP and USDA's other nutrition assistance programs.
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Working in collaboration with USDA, State agencies continue to enhance SNAP program integrity even as demand has increased in response to national economic conditions. Each state agency is responsible for monitoring and improving its administration of SNAP with the SNAP quality control system determining the accuracy of the eligibility decision and the benefits authorized. The national average level of program payment accuracy for FY 2009 is 95.64 percent, the sixth consecutive year the program has achieved a historically high rate. For the second straight year, the national negative error rate (a measure of denials, terminations and suspensions) also improved.
SNAP supports individuals and families in need by putting healthy foods within reach. For more information on the SNAP and FNS, visit www.fns.usda.gov.
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"We are very excited to welcome you to our first season as artistic directors. Our plans extend well into the future, building on the superb legacy of the previous directors of this festival, and introducing the Contemporary Baroque Training Institute in 2010. As wind performers who also revel in the beauties of strings, voices and keyboards, we look forward to sharing our unique perspective. We promise to bring you unusual and scintillating repertoire along with beloved standards.
For us, every concert is a celebration – a once-in-a-lifetime special event that can be prepared for years yet exists only once. We celebrate with food and friends, with spectacle and sound in the beautiful, bucolic setting of the Buehlow Barn and grounds. This is a stage that we all share, and we so look forward to meeting all of you again this summer.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida State women's swimming and diving team closed out its dual meet season with a victory over Miami, 174-113. With the win, the Seminoles finish the year with a 7-2, 3-0 ACC meet record while the Hurricanes fall to 0-7, 0-3.
"It was a little rough but a win is a win," head coach Frank Bradley said. "We have some things we need to work on - they've got to hit some gears that they struggled with today but we'll work on it and we're ready to shift our focus to the ACC Championships."
The Seminoles won 12 out of the 16 events on the day, with highlights in both the swimming and diving portions of the meet.
Sophomore Sami Pochowski swam a career best time in the 200 breast, posting a 2:14.23. The swim was the fourth fastest in school history.
In addition to Pochowski's swim, redshirt junior Katrina Young dove a career high on 3-meter, posting a 343.35 en route to winning the event.
"Katrina had a phenomenal 3-meter today," head diving coach Pat Jeffrey said. "The field was tough and the talent level was high and she just really shined today on 3-meter. I thought all of our kids dove solid today."
Contributing multiple individual event wins today were sophomore Madison Jacobi and senior Tiffany Oliver.
Jacobi won three races as she first cruised to a win in the 1000 free with a time of 9:52.82, ahead of sophomore Lauren Hine who was second with a 10:25.75. Switching strokes, she then won the 200 back with a time of 2:05.02, holding off freshman Chelsie Britt who was second with a 2:06.91. Britt outlasted classmate Caroline Page, who was third (2:07.60).
Completing the trifecta moments after her backstroke win, Jacobi stole the show in the 500 free posting a 4:53.99. Josie Cuda was second with a 5:00.03 while Julia Henkel took third at 5:00.50.
Oliver was on point in the 200 free and 50 free races, taking the 200 with a time of 1:51.49 just ahead of Cuda (1:52.08) and Henkel (1:53.09). Minutes later, Oliver won the 50 free with a time of 23.34.
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When Suzuki released the QuadSport LT-Z400 for the 2003 model year, the face of sport riding was changed forever. It was the equivalent of blowing on a campfire to get it hot. In response, both Yamaha and Honda kicked their development divisions into high gear. The resulting machines, the TRX450R and YFZ450, outperformed the Z400 on the track, but the 400 was still the superb trail machine.
The Z400 was not without problems, however. Early models had weak frames, an awkward chain adjuster, and a seat latch that wasn't too secure. For 2005, the Z400 received some improvements; all the while, rumors started flying of an all-new Suzuki being built for the track. That machine is the Quad Racer LT-R450.
Prior to its release, the 2006 LT-R450 was the most anticipated race quad to date. Rumors and even released specs sheets showed that the new Quad Racer would be the closest to a race ready quad a Japanese company has ever produced. The Cannondale Moto 440 was actually 100-percent race ready, down to the kill switch and nerf bars. Those parts for the R450 are available through Suzuki's aftermarket division, called Suzuki Genuine Accessories.The Cannondale Moto came with a price tag of $12,000, while Suzuki's LT-R450 sells for $7300.
For the past few months we have bombarded you with all the details and specifications of the new R450. So this month we will spare you the minor details, touch on the major ones, and go right into what it is like to ride this exciting new quad. At first glance, the Quad Racer sits low to the ground. Overall it stands 42.7 inches tall, has a seat height of 30.7 inches, and less than four inches of ground clearance. Those readings are lower than both Honda's (43.3"/32.8"/4.4") and Yamaha's (42.9"/31.9"/4.4") numbers.The number one factor contributing to the LT-R450's lower stance is its low profile, 18-inch rear Dunlop tires. The YFZ450 and TRX450R both come stock with 20-inch tires in the rear. Sitting on the LT-R450, it feels very comfortable. The controls are all well placed and feel solid, although we did have to immediately raise the shift lever before beginning our test ride. To do this, we had to remove and not re-use the countershaft sprocket cover. With the shift lever raised, it would hit the sprocket cover when up-shifting. The aftermarket will fix that mistake in no time.
The fuel-injected, 450cc, liquid-cooled motor fires up instantly at a push of a button, as long as the clutch is pulled in. There is no backup kick-starter; however, Yoshimura R&D has an aftermarket unit available for about $100.
On the left side of the handlebars sits what Suzuki calls a fuel enrichment lever. It looks like a choke lever, and acts like a choke lever. We didn't find it useful or necessary to get the machine running. Fuel injection gives the LT instant throttle response. Not that the YFZ or TRX lag in this department; the LT is just exceptionally crisp at the crack of the throttle. The center-mounted muffler helps keep weight centralized as well as bringing noise levels down to suitable levels. Our initial test ride was on a poorly groomed track in SoCal so it was the perfect opportunity to see how the new Suzuki works in all conditions.
With a push of the light thumb throttle, the LT-R450's power comes on very smoothly. It revs quickly with very little vibration. Unlike with the Honda or Yamaha 450s, the engine doesn't have a noticeable burst of power down low.
This engine likes to be revved and run at higher rpm. At the bottom, acceleration is not arm-jerking hard but is still sportscar fast. After a few laps we learned to keep the revs up, or we were forced to downshift at inopportune times. The five-speed transmission is easy to use and the gear spacing is correct for track riding. A 14/36 gearing ratio and eighteen-inch rear wheels keeps the stock top speed reading under 70 mph. When we were able to run the LT-R with the airbox lid and the spark arrester/quiet core removed, the need to downshift lessened. Compared to the Honda or Yamaha, the LT feels like it has slightly less bottom-end torque but just as much peak horsepower.
It's not hard to see why this quad corners better than any other quad on the market. In stock trim, it is 49 inches wide. That's as wide as a BRP DS650 and nearly three inches wider than the Honda and Yamaha 450s. Plus, the Dunlop tires like to slide. If you like to do doughnuts or fishtail down gravel roads, then this is your quad.
If you are looking for a quad to buy for Motocross racing, then this is also the machine to look at. Right off the showroom floor this thing could be raced competitively with only safety modifications. The suspension is completely adjustable front and rear and provides at least ten inches of travel at each end. We found the front shocks to be a bit harsh initially, like the Honda. They were very forgiving in the whoops, but their stiff nature caused the machine's front end to slide in the turns. Steering is very light, almost too light. If you plan on racing this machine or riding the trails hard, a steering damper is definitely in order. Ergonomically, the machine was built spot-on. The seat to footpeg to handlebar relationship is nearly perfect. None of our test riders even complained about the handlebar bend. That's a first! However, we do suggest purchasing a softer set of grips while you are at the dealer. The spade-shaped seat was comfortable while still remaining sleek and racey.
Suzuki styled the LT-R450 with racing in mind as much as Yamaha did with their 450. The headlight is removable with only one bolt. We didn't get to test the headlight yet, so we are not sure how good of a night-rider the new Zuke will be. The front fenders are small and streamlined but still do an adequate job keeping mud from hitting the operator while cornering. The rear fenders and heel guards are a bit bulky and could use some trimming. Also, out back, we had one test rider complain about the bent-up, rear grab bar hitting his bum. It should aim straight out and be as small as possible. You can bet the grab bars on the race teams' LT-R450s are not the stock shape.
With a 2.5-gallon fuel tank, you won't be winning any endurance races in stock trim. The fuel injection system does not seem to be easy on the mileage, either. We were constantly topping off the tank so we didn't run low.
For motocross racing the Suzuki LT-R450 will be a low-cost alternative to modifying a Honda or Yamaha. At $7300 ready to go, the $3000 you will save on wider A-arms, shocks and an axle will buy a lot of entry fees and race gas. Sure, the experienced racer will always look into aftermarket components to keep the edge over the competition, and we would too. If we were to race the new Suzuki, we would use up the stock tires then invest in a set of ITP Holeshots or Maxxis Razr, then change the shocks with our next paycheck. You can bet companies like Elka, Works, Progressive and Fox will be building stock replacement shocks for this machine in no time, with even more travel. For the dunes, this machine will be stable and a fun quad to slide around with a set of paddles or with twenty-inch radials, of course. Is Suzuki building the best high performance race ready quad on the market today? Actually, they are building the only one. It will only be a matter of time before Honda and Yamaha come out with wider versions of their 450s. And you can bet they will be very competitive with the Suzuki. If you can't wait that long, head to your Suzuki dealer.
Engine: Liquid-cooled, DOHC, 4-valve, 4-stroke
Displacement: 450cc
Bore & Stroke: 95.5mmX62.8mm
Transmission: Manual-clutch 5-speed
Fuel system: Electronically injected
Starting: Electric w/no backup
Overall length/width/height: 72.6"/49"/42.7"
Wheelbase: 50.6"
Seat height: 30.7"
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Front Dual A-arms w/10"
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Front: Dual Hydraulic discs
Rear: Hydraulic disc
Front: AT20x7 R10
Rear: AT18x10 R8
Fuel Capacity: 2.6 gal.
Claimed dry weigth: 368 lb.
Ground clearance: 3.9"
Final drive: Chain
Colors: White/Yellow
Price: $7300
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THOUSANDS OF men will be sporting hairy upper lips this month for Movember, but the fundraising efforts go further than the hairy caterpillar below the nose, writes Tom Robinson.
Solent University students in Southampton and one Hampshire man have come up with their own ideas for the event which raises funds for Prostate Cancer UK and for the Institute of Cancer Research Louis Karsenbarg, 22, from Ampfield, near Romsey, who works for Liberty Leasing, is selling specially made "mo's" for vehicles.
So far he has sold more than 200 £2.50 "mo's" and some orders have even been from as far afield as Canada through his website momyride.com.
Solent University students are calling on the public to join them in a record attempt to get the largest gathering of men with full grown "mo's" at Southampton's Guildhall Square.
The Guinness World Record attempt will be held at Guildhall Square from 12.30pm to 2pm on November 30.
The current record is 1,131 people set in Minnesota, USA, in 2010.
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Valpo (19-10, 11-3 Mid-Con), the tournament's second seed, split its two meetings with the Thunderbirds. Southern Utah (9-19, 5-9), the number seven seed, posted a 56-49 win on January 27 in Cedar City, Utah before the Crusaders bounced back with a 65-47 victory at the Athletics-Recreation Center on Monday night (Feb. 26). Tip-off for the quarterfinal match up is set for 2:30 p.m.
The winner of the Valpo-Southern Utah contest will advance to Monday afternoon's (March 5) 2:30 p.m. semifinal against the winner of third-seeded Oral Roberts (19-10, 8-6) and sixth-seeded UMKC (10-19, 6-8). That quarterfinal game will be played Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Regular season champion and the tournament's top seed, Oakland (17-11, 12-2) will face number eight seed Centenary (5-24, 1-13) to begin the tournament Saturday at noon. Number four seed IUPUI (13-15, 7-7) will face fifth-seeded Western Illinois (10-18, 6-8) Sunday at noon with those two winners meeting in Monday's first semifinal beginning at noon.
The Mid-Con Championship game is set for Tuesday, March 6 beginning at 12:30 p.m. with the game carried live nationally on ESPNU. The champion earns the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
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FULTON, Ill. — A new development will join the Fulton Industrial subdivision on 22nd Avenue in the city's continuing effort to promote new business in the area.
Jeffery Zajicek, a local developer, presented a business plan to the Fulton City Council at a meeting Oct. 7, requesting the sale of property on 22nd Avenue, a plan the Fulton City Council needed more information on before making a decision.
After presenting the information again this week, Zajicek's request for property for an incubator building and warehouse space was accepted by the council on a unanimous vote for the sale price of $32,865.
"I think we ought to be thrilled about this," Mayor Larry Russell said. "That we have someone to come speculate in this area who's going to work it hard. We can help him with assistance and start-up businesses and whatever else he might need."
The building would house two office spaces to be rented by potential start-up businesses, an idea the city is fond of, but also will offer 2,000 feet of additional space for potential tenants.
The council's concern is the new building would act as another set of storage containers, a business venture the city would not receive money back from. Zajicek currently owns a self-storage facility that is adjacent to the proposed incubator building location.
Although the agreement between the city and Zajicek states the facility will not be used as a storage building, allowing the 2,000 feet of additional space will temporarily act as a warehouse, until it becomes occupied with future businesses.
Alderman Randy Boonstra did question whether the future of the building would be what the city is interested in, and also said there is potential for it to be transformed into an additional storage facility.
"I agree with the mayor, I'm in favor of what Jeff wants to do," Boonstra said. "But I don't think we should be fooled here that there's going to be a lot of storage sheds there (and) we don't make any money off storage sheds."