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TOYOTA FT-1 CONCEPT: Without a doubt, a major attraction at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show is the racing-car inspired FT-1 Concept highlighted in the Toyota exhibit. First devised by Calty Design Research in the Sony PlayStation Gran Turismo game environment, the FT-1 leapt from the screen to reality, and is on display in Chicago's magnificent McCormick Place, Feb. 8-17, 2014. Visually, the Toytoa FT-1 Concept design is heavily influenced by Toyota long sports car tradition that includes vehicles such as 2000GT and most recently, FT-86 (Scion F-RS). The new FT-1 at the Chicago show wears what Toyota calls, "Function-sculpting" design language shaped by the wind into a curvaceous, muscle body form. The body's athleticism is expressed with taut surfaces and dramatic fender forms that seduce the eyes when covered in an unapologetically red hue. At higher speeds a retractable rear wing deploys and tilts forward to create additional downforce. The front engine rear-wheel drive configuration locates the cockpit far rearward within the wheelbase to improve weight distribution. This design element also helps create the classic sportscar proportions one would expect from a vehicle poised to dominate even the most challenging road course. The cockpit's wraparound windshield and side glass openings are a distinct nod to the design of the legendary Toyota 2000GT. The interior is a highly functional "place of business" that locates the driver at the controls behind an F1 inspired steering-wheel. A delta-shaped display zone surrounds and integrates the driver, and a color heads-up display keeps the driver's attention on the road ahead, with vital information projected just above the steering wheel within the driver's line of sight.
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D.C. Councilmember Tommy Wells is concerned about the overtime some D.C. Fire and EMS mechanics are earning at work.
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Fire administrators say the overtime was needed to make critical repairs to fire engines and ambulances. Chief Kenneth Ellerbe says new vehicles have been purchased, but he will still need to pay out overtime to his mechanics in order to keep the fleet up and running.
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Lady Matador Lupita Lopez will return Sunday, Jan. 23, as the world-class bloodless bullfights at the Santa Maria Bullring will begin the new season. Lopez was the triumphant woman matador of the 2010 bullfights, drawing great favor with the crowds.
Since its beginning 11 years ago, the Santa Maria Bull Ring in La Gloria has been growing in popularity attracting more and more fans to the sport each year. The Santa Maria Bull Ring offers winter visitors an opportunity to get a little taste of the Hispanic culture. The major difference in a Mexican bullfight and an American one is that bullfighters are not allowed to kill the bull.
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Domino's gets a makeover, loses the 'Pizza'
The company is revamping its stores to reflect a new reality: Customers don't want delivery.
The changes -- the company's biggest in decades -- stem from an important shift in customer behavior. People are starting to pass on home delivery in favor of picking up their orders in person.
Blame belt-tightening in the economic downturn: Customers can save a few bucks by picking up orders themselves. And for many, there are enough pizza locations on the drive home from work that pickup is easier. Finally, the hottest trend in pizza lately is the build-your-own walk-through (think Subway-style ordering).
So Domino's is changing with the times, making its stores more approachable and comfortable for pickup customers. And it's dropping the "Pizza" because its stores will have a wide variety of grab-and-go items that aren't pizza at all, including pasta, salad, wings, chicken sandwiches, parmesan bread, sodas and chocolate lava cakes.
"So much of our menu is beyond pizza right now that we feel like we're more than just a pizza place," Russell Weiner, Domino's chief marketing officer, told AdAge.
Domino's is also adding big-screen TVs and comfortable seating for customers waiting for orders. It's adding Pizza Theaters, with views of the pizzas being made. There will be chalkboards for customers to draw and write on, according to the Los Angeles Times. The company will have a new logo (pictured) with no text, one that it hopes can become iconic and instantly recognizable, even overseas.
A few years ago, 80% to 90% of Domino's business was delivery, Weiner told AdAge. But that's changing fast, and now 30% of sales are pickup.
Domino's isn't the only pizza company to see the trend. Nation's Restaurant News says there's a new breed of fast-casual pizza restaurants emerging. Generally, they charge customers one price for unlimited toppings. Customers walk the service line and choose the ingredients, and the pizzas are cooked in less than six minutes.
A number of new chains are quickly expanding to fill this niche, but NRN says the biggest ones are MOD Pizza, Pie Five, Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint and Top That. "There's a bit of a land grab going on," Scott Svenson, a partner in MOD Pizza, told NRN. "People want to be seen as an innovator in the space."
Carryout pizza has become the No. 1 pizza format in the country, according to research firm Technomic. More than two-thirds of customers opt for carryout at least once a month, AdAge reports. That's enough for carryout pizza to topple the previous leader in the space: frozen pizza.
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These companies have their think tanks and yet have no clue what the problem is. They drive away more business and think they have to change something to get more business.
Here is the the thing. Dominoes delivered to my address for 20 years. One day I called for delivery and they said no. I was 9.8 minutes away and their policy is 9 minutes. I stop and get Pizza from Little Ceasars on the way home. Or I go to an Itallian restaurant. But no way wil I get a Dominoes again no matter what they do.
Bet that never comes up in one of their meetings. Brainy people never have a clue of what reality is.
One of the reasons people are picking up there pizza's is because it's alot faster... it only takes 15 minutes for carry-out veruses... 45 to 50 minutes for delivery... But, PLEASE!!! don't stop delivering... because there are alot of disable people that relay on company's like yours to get there meals...
Thank you for letting me put my 2 cents worth in..... :)
In the 80s, Domino's Pizza was sued by Domino Sugar. The court agreement determined that Domino's Pizza MUST call themselves Domino's Pizza, and could not call themselves Domino's. As a Domino's Pizza store manager for decades, I know that we were told Domino Sugar does spot checks on our phone answering. We were told BY CORPERATE executives that we would lose our franchise if we ever got caught answering the phone as "Domino's".
This article calls BS on the corperate offices...
The delivery guys shouldn't have to rely on tips. It costs a lot to operate a car now. Add a nomimal fee for delivery and pay the guys amply whose cars the corporation is using.
I'm one of the people who prefer pickup because I don't have cash to tip (I hardly ever use cash) and I hate to add it on the charge card because I think it doesn't always go back to the driver. In any case, be generous to the drivers because I think what they earn doesn't compensate for the wear and tear on their cars.
Originally the delivery added was only $0.50, but greed took over and that fee has doubled, tripled, and even quadrupled. Guess what? It doesn't take an MBA to see deliveries decrease with an increase in the delivery fee.
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Friday 25th February 8 pm: The Secret in their Eyes
Juan Jose Campanella writes and directs this Argentinian crime drama based on the novel by Eduardo Sacheri. 25 years after the event, Buenos Aires federal justice employee Benjamin Esposito (Ricardo Darin) remains deeply affected by an unsolved case involving the brutal rape and murder of a young girl in 1974. Meanwhile, he is also struggling with a strong attraction towards his boss, investigating judge Irene Hastings (Soledad Villamil).
The film won the 2010 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film of the Year.
Director: Juan Jose Campanella
Country: Spain, Argentina Language: Spanish, English Subtitles
In the 1960s, US President John F Kennedy proposed landing a man on the moon before the decade was finished. This film has interviews with most of the surviving astronauts of the Apollo program who were making ready to make that great voyage with an army of experts determined to make the endeavor possible. Through training, tragedy and triumph, we follow the greatest moments of one of humanity's great achievements.
Director: David Sington
Stars: Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Stephen Armstrong
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A private detective investigating an adultery case stumbles on to a scheme of murder.
As bruised and cynical as the decade that produced it, this noir classic benefits from Robert Towne's brilliant screenplay, director Roman Polanski's steady hand and wonderful performances from Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway.
Manuela, a nurse and single mother in her late thirties must come to terms with the tragic loss of her only son, Esteban, when he is struck by a car. She never told Esteban who he was. In memory of her son - who's his father's namesake - Manuela leaves Madrid and goes to Barcelona in search of Esteban's father. However the man that she left behind, eighteen years ago when she was pregnant, is now a transvestite named Lola. The search for a man with that name cannot be simple.
The plot does handstands in its eagerness to use coincidence, surprise and melodrama. But the characters have a weight and reality, as if Almodovar has taken pity on them - has seen that although their plights may seem ludicrous, they are real enough to hurt.
Francois Girard's The Red Violin follows the imaginary history of a unique instrument as it passes across continents and through lives over three centuries.
Nicolo Bussotti, a master violinmaker in seventeenth century Italy, is making his masterpiece instrument in anticipation of the birth of his son. Mother and son both die during childbirth, so the stricken Bussotti completes the instrument as an homage. A century later, the violin is in the possession of an Austrian order of monks who shelter orphans. In the third episode, the violin is played by Frederick Pope, an aristocratic English musician in the nineteenth century. The violin continues around the world, the next part of the story set in the Cultural Revolution in China, where the instrument is owned by a leader of the repressive regime. She turns it over to an old music teacher for safekeeping. In the final episode, the Chinese authorities, now in possession of the late music teacher's collection, consign it to auction in Montreal.
Director: Francois Girard
Visually masterful, shot in black and white, The White Ribbon tells a simple story set in a village about people and suggests that we must find a balance between fear and security.
Something is wrong in the village; some malevolent force, some rot in the foundation. This wrongness is first sensed in a series of incidental "accidents." Then the maiming of a child takes place. This forces the villagers, who all know one another, to look around more carefully. Is one of them guilty? How can that be? One person couldn't be responsible for all of these disturbing events. Have many been seized by an evil contagion?
After the first screening at Cannes, everybody had theories about who "did it." Haneke is never that simple: it may have been "done," but what if there seems to be no doer? And what if bad things happen to good people who are not as good as they think they are?
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A lonely, struggling writer becomes enchanted with his neighbour, an independent young woman who strives to be a high-climbing socialite with a penchance for high-fashion and wild parties. Soon he uncovers the vulnerability she has at heart.
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Actors: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Martin Balsam, Buddy Ebsen, Mickey Rooney
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In this hugely enjoyable animated film, 78 year old Carl ties thousands of balloons to his home and lifts off to fulfill his life long dream to see the wilds of South America. However, an eight year old boy has stowed aboard and together they embark on an adventure where they encounter talking dogs, an evil villain and a rare bird named Kevin…
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Its the Night Before <Christmas>|<Hanukkah>|<Kwanzaa> and all through the house.....
Paw Prints: Writings of the maddog
It is the Night Before <your favorite holiday name> and all through the house, geeks are panicking because they STILL do not have some Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa presents for those they love.
Do not panic. With Free Software you can fix it all in a couple of hours.
First of all you need to design some nice cards for those on your list.
Go to the Internet and find some appropriate images for your particular holiday. Make sure they are covered by Creative Commons licensing or otherwise are in the public domain. Photographs that you have taken in the past (perhaps of the loved one at this same time of year) are also good to use for this. Holiday scenes drawn by young hands and scanned in are also appropriate.
Pick a nice phrase to put on the interior of the card. Stuck for something appropriate? Search the Internet for "<your favorite holiday name> phrases for cards", substituting the name of your actual holiday in the proper place. You will find there are many helpful sites that give you sayings. If you don't find one for your holiday, try another holiday's name in the search and change the mention of that day to yours when you find an appropriate phrase.
Fire up Inkscape or GIMP and put the picture on one page with a "Happy <your holiday name here>" above, below or on the image, and your "personal phrase" inside. Save this into a file and print it. Next year you can use the same card for distant relatives. Colored paper of a slightly heavier stock used in printing would also be fine, but that might mean you have to leave the house to do some shopping, and you have some money, and if that was true you might be tempted to buy a manufactured, commercial, heartless gift like everyone else....but I digress.
One card is done. Repeat for the number of people on your list. If you have the time and get good at it, you can probably put this into a shell script, creating a database of phrases and randomizing the selection of the phrase for each card. Wait...is that too "commercial"....?
Now the hard part....the actual gift.
Remember the old adage: "The best gift is the gift of your time." This is something that was definitely not a saying of most commercial companies with regards to gift giving, but it rings true. And in today's world, the closer the person is to you, the less time we seem to have for them.
For your mother and father, you can help set up their computer system for them. Or introduce them to a new Free Software Program that might be useful to them.
For grandmother and grandfather, help them create an on-line photo album with the pictures they have. If they have old pictures and you have a scanner, offer to scan the images in and put them in some type of order with the name of the people in the photo and the year it was taken.
Make a video of your parents and grandparents talking about their early lives, where they grew up and lived...what life was like back then. You can do this with a camcorder and FOSS software to capture and edit the video. This video will be useful not only as a present to them, but in future years as presents to people who know your parents and grandparents...and even you.
For your siblings you can show them a FOSS music player or introduce them to Audacity or Openshot or some other multimedia tool to make music or videos.
For little children you can introduce them to TuxPaint, or some other FOSS game that they can play for free.
If you say to yourself "Great idea maddog, but I do not know how to use these programs myself", then what you put inside the card is a written promise to give them one day of your time in the next year to help them do these things with Free Software. This "IOU" will give you the time to learn how to do that particular thing, and then you can spend the time showing them how to use it and helping them to arrange their pictures, music and other things. Now they have the "promise" in their card, and then you will learn something new and you will teach them something new. There is nothing more rewarding than this...a win-win situation.
You are giving them the most precious and sought-after commodity you have...your own time...your own love.
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A first-of-its-kind interactive and virtual radiology symposium will be based at UCSF's Mission Bay campus in May, pulling together professionals at every level of hospital care to improve the safety of diagnostic imaging.
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We caught up with Christopher Corbin on his way from Key West to his home in the Florida Panhandle. He's always on the move from one adventure to another.
Corbin may be scuba diving, skiing, or skydiving -- with his dog. That's right, his dog Ax was along for the jump from thousands of feet in the air.
All of that would be challenging for anyone, but it's particularly remarkable considering that Chris lost both of his legs in combat.
Corbin, an Army sergeant, was searching for improvised explosive devices in Afghanistan in 2011. The blast happened in an instant, but threatened to change his life forever.
Without his legs, doctors said it may take him a year to walk using prosthetics. He surprised everyone by walking in six weeks.
"I have doctors, on one hand, tell me, 'You can't do this anymore, you can't do that anymore.' And that kind of infuriated me," said the 36-year-old. "I said, 'OK, excuse me. I'm going to go do that.'"
Corbin is active with other wounded warriors. In the Keys, he was scuba diving as part of the Combat Wounded Veterans Challenge. The vets were mentoring young scuba divers working to rebuild a coral reef.
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Kevin Jonas is an AWESOME guy. He is a member of the jonas brothers with his brothers, Joe Jonas and Nick Jonas.
He is one of the sweetest guys in the whole world <3
Plus, he is AMAZINGLY handsome ;D
He is one of the sweetest guys in the whole world <3
Plus, he is AMAZINGLY handsome ;D
person one: Who's the nicest guy in the whole world?
person two: why, Kevin Jonas of course.
person two: why, Kevin Jonas of course.
by <3Hannah<3 September 02, 2007
The poor underapreciated jonas in the cboy band the Jonas Brothers. The only one that somewhat has a talent. Overshadowed by his younger brothers Nick & Joe. Only a handful of girls like him usally the more mature fans that can go with out saying peace love and jonas or OMJ every second of the day.
girls 1&2 : LYK OMG NICK J! Iz Th3 BeSTest! OMJ N0 J03 iZ!!!
girl 3: um I like kevin jonas...
girls 1&2: EW!!!
girl 3: um I like kevin jonas...
girls 1&2: EW!!!
by LeXiE303! October 22, 2008
A lead guitarist in the teen pop sensation group "The Jonas Brothers", with the most adorbale laugh in the history of mankind, pulls off straight and curly hair, has very strong morals, sweetest and kindest guy to ever walk this earth and was voted sexiest man alive in 2008.
by MrsKevinJonas15 April 08, 2009
the least popular jonas brother. everyone is sure he is a fag. he straightens and perms and curls the crap out of his hair and one day it will explode. he tries to act like his younger more popular brothers, but all in all, he is a fail.
girl 1: isn't there a third jonas brother? kevin jonas? i forgot?
girl 2 : WHAT! i thought he was a rodey
girl 2 : WHAT! i thought he was a rodey
by Xd4n137x0rx August 23, 2008
The ugliest of the Jonas Brothers. The one who doesn't make your heart melt and can't sing
"Whose the ugly one?"
"Kevin JOnas"
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Hi Tom!
I'm looking forward to finally meeting you next February! What do you prefere as a gift, Italian wine or cheese? No! This is not my question today!
I've been in London two weeks ago and I visited the amazing Henry Pordes Bookstore. I was looking for some Naval History books. The nice guy there said that you goes there often to search for books, so I asked him to thank you and salute you on my behalf. Hope he did (or will, next time you go there).
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Most of the Wairarapa region is archetypal Kiwi sheep country, with wool-flecked green hills stretching into the distance. In recent years, however, the southern half of the region has increasingly benefited from free-spending weekenders from Wellington visiting the boutique hotels, innovative restaurants and many wineries surrounding Martinborough, the region's current wine capital and, along with Greytown, its most appealing settlement.
North of Masterton, the region's main commercial centre, the Pukaha Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre provides a wonderful opportunity to witness ongoing bird conservation work; to the south, Featherston is a base for walks up the bed of the Rimutaka Incline Railway.
Back on the coast, the laidback holiday settlement of Castlepoint is good for swimming and surfing, and Cape Palliser is the ideal spot for blustery mind-clearing walks and dramatic coastal scenery.
Cross the Rimutaka Range towards Wellington and you're into the Hutt Valley, full of commuter-belt communities, none of which really warrants a stop until you reach Petone, on the outskirts of the capital.
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The establishment of New Zealand's earliest sheep station in the 1840s on rich alluvial lands close to present-day Martinborough paved the way for development by the progressive Small Farm Association (SFA). This was the brainchild of Joseph Masters, a Derbyshire cooper and longtime campaigner against the separation of landowner and labourer, who sought to give disenfranchised settlers the opportunity to become smallholders. Liberal governor George Grey supported him and in 1853 suggested the SFA should persuade local Maori to sell land for the establishment of two towns – Masterton and Greytown.
Initially Greytown prospered, and it retains an air of antiquity rare among New Zealand towns, but the routing of the rail line favoured Masterton, famed chiefly today for the annual Golden Shears sheepshearing competition.Read More
Over the last couple of decades, little MARTINBOROUGH, 18km southeast of Featherston, has been transformed from an obscure farming town into the centre of a compact wine region synonymous with some of New Zealand's finest reds. It's within easy striking distance of Wellington, and weekends see the arrival of the smart set to load up their shiny 4WDs at the cellar doors. On Mondays and Tuesdays much of the town simply shuts down to recover.
Brief history
Martinborough was initially laid out in the 1870s by landowner John Martin, who named the streets after cities he had visited on his travels and arranged the core, centred on a leafy square, in the form of a Union Jack. For over a century the town languished as a minor agricultural centre until the first four wineries – Ata Rangi, Dry River, Chifney and Martinborough (all of which produced their first vintages in 1984) – re-invented it as the coolest, driest and most wind-prone of
the North Island's grape-growing regions. With the aid of shelterbelts, strategically planted trees and hedges, that splice the vineyards, the wineries produce some outstanding Pinot Noir, notable Cabernet Sauvignon, rich Chardonnay and richly aromatic Riesling.
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Pukaha Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre
Pukaha Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre is one of the best places in the country to view endangered native birds and is staffed by people engaged in bringing those birds back from the edge. Kokako, kakariki, Campbell Island teal, hihi, kiwi, takahe and more can be found in spacious aviaries set along the trails through lowland primeval forest. Beyond the trail several thousand hectares of forest are used for reintroducing birds to the wild. The generous size of the cages on the trail and the thick foliage often make the birds hard to spot, so you'll need to be patient.
More immediate gratification comes in the form of a stand of Californian redwoods, a nocturnal kiwi house, a new behind-the-scenes kiwi breeding facility, regular kiwi chick feedings (check times on entry), reptilian tuatara and closed-circuit cameras trained on other birds' nests. A twenty-minute audiovisual gives a moving account of the decline of birdlife in New Zealand, or you can watch long-fin eels and kaka being fed. Alternatively join a two-hour guided tour with a ranger to add context, or a twilight tour to add atmosphere and change perspective. There is also a picnic area and café.
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Visitors in search of the esoteric might want to stray along SH52, which makes a 120km tar-sealed loop east towards the rugged coastline from dull Waipukurau, 50km south of Hastings, re-emerging at Dannevirke. Almost 50km south of Waipukurau (and 6km south of Porangahau, where there is rare coastal access), a sign marks the hill known as Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu, which, unsurprisingly, rates as one of the world's longest place names; roughly, this mouthful translates as "the hill where Tamatea, circumnavigator of the lands, played the flute for his lover".


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BREVARD -- Food trucks have been all the rage lately, and now, they are serving up delectable dishes in Melbourne.
This year's Brevard Association of Human Services' annual Health and Wellness Festival, called "Seniorpalooza," will feature at least 12 food trucks at the Wickham Park Pavilion, just south of Brevard Community College's Melbourne campus.
"We have held health fairs for many years," said Kathleen Cummins, president of Brevard Association of Human Services. "So this year, we're taking it one step further to really spice things up. Food is always a good way to draw people, and, of course, food trucks have been such a craze in the Orlando area, so we decided to combine these efforts."
"Seniorpalooza" will be held on Thursday, Jan. 17, from 3 to 7 p.m.
"Although our event is called 'Seniorpalooza' because it is targeting seniors, it will also be a wellness festival for all ages," Ms. Cummins said.
In addition to food trucks serving up gourmet cuisine, the festival will feature various health care and wellness vendors, as well as music and informative groups.
"We will have representatives from spas, chiropractic and alternative medicine fields, assisted living and independent communities, home health industries, hospice groups, physical therapy practices, banks and elder law attorney organizations," Ms. Cummins said. "The event is not exclusively for seniors - we just love the name 'Seniorpalooza.'"
She said she expects more than 1,000 people to attend this year's event.
Most of the food trucks are from the Orlando area, with a few based locally. Monsta Lobsta, which can be found setting up shop in various cities of Central Florida, will serve its fresh Maine lobster rolls at the event.
She suggested that people plan on spending $7 to $12 dollars per meal, which typically include a drink.
"This is not your state fair kind of food," Ms. Cummins said. "It's gourmet food, and it's the real deal. This will be a feeding frenzy."
Brevard Association of Human Services is a nonprofit networking organization of professionals within the human services industry that focuses on education and networking to improve healthcare and related services within the community.
"We're really excited about this event, and we're really excited to partner with these food trucks," Ms. Cummins said.
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Farmers were forced to take action and cover entire fields to try and salvage crops during a temperature dip below thirty degrees. Farmers said if crops like blueberries were in bloom, the overnight deep freeze could really hurt.
Blue Willow Farms in Toney had more than 3-thousand blueberry plants. Farmer Clayton Nave spent the afternoon looking at his berries. He grows five different kinds of blueberries, and knows all too well about the weather hurting his bottom line.
Two years ago, he lost nearly everything when the weather didn't cooperate. He did a lot of praying and hoping freezing temperatures don't hit again when all of his plants are in full bloom.
"If we hit a 30 degree, 31, 32 we're kind of okay, but if it gets around 26, 25, it is going to get the blooms and we'll have a reduced production," said Nave.
It might sound strange, but some blueberry farmers said the cold weather isn't so bad for the season. Blue Willow Farms said their crops are looking like they could be the best in years. A few years ago, they lost everything because of adverse weather conditions. Nave said he specifically picked out five different kinds of berries that started blooming in mid-April to avoid the potential cold snap. He said the gamble looked like it could pay off as his farm opens for picking in June.
"Our buds are starting to sprout out, but the blooms not here yet," said Nave. "The bloom is what actually produces, it's a small white bloom, that's what produces the blueberries."
Blue Willow Farms said if the cold weather does get below freezing and stays there a few days, it could mean trouble. They said they have too much land to cover every plant, but that's part of the risk of being a farmer.
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The first sign that this isn't an ordinary warehouse in southwest Baltimore is the bright blue murals of screwdrivers, wrenches and other tools painted on the exterior.
Inside, the real thing: shovels, rakes, hammers, paint trays, pliers, hard hats, ladders, wheelbarrows, electric drills and just about every tool imaginable for rehabbing a house or sprucing up a park. It's like a mini Home Depot.
This is the home of the new Baltimore Community ToolBank, a nonprofit that opens today and the third of its kind in the country. The group lends tools and other equipment for a small fee to churches, schools and charitable organizations as well as neighborhood gardens and associations for service projects, such as building playgrounds, cleaning streams or rehabbing houses.
This way the groups don't have to buy and store expensive tools they might use only once or twice a year. And they're assured that they will have enough tools for volunteers. Anyone who has ever volunteered for a community project and has had to stand around waiting for a shovel or rake to become available will appreciate this.
The idea of a communal toolshed that allows neighbors to share equipment isn't new. But the ToolBank, which serves Baltimore and the surrounding counties, is on a grander scale and more structured. And it can be of great help to area organizations that have many hands but few resources.
Steve Anstett, vice president of the Baltimore Community ToolBank board, says there's been a groundswell of charitable organizations waiting for opening day.
Groups "that are doing these great projects will do more or bigger projects now that we've taken one barrier out of their hands," he predicts. "They don't have to spend their resources on tools."
Adds Board member John Bacci, "We could probably triple or quintuple the number of jobs that actually get done."
The ToolBank works like this: Churches and charitable groups must sign up for a free membership at the website Baltimore.toolbank.org. (Sorry, you can't borrow tools for personal use.) The groups can place an order for tools online and make an appointment to pick them up on weekdays at the warehouse in the 1200 block of Wicomico St.
The fee is 3 percent of the value of the tools, multiplied by the number of weeks to be borrowed. Borrowing $1,000 worth of tools for one week costs $30, or $120 for a month. Tools can be on loan for up to eight weeks.
"It's a nominal fee designed to cover the cost of repairing and refurbishing the tools," Bacci says.
But the fee also is just enough to motivate borrowers to return tools, says Mark Brodbeck, CEO of ToolBank USA, which promotes the creation of ToolBanks nationwide. When tools are free, he says, people are less likely to return them.
Groups won't be able to borrow again if they don't return tools. And they must pay full retail price for missing items. However, they won't be liable for tools broken during normal use.
Brodbeck, who worked at the original Atlanta Community ToolBank, says only once in his eight years there did a group fail to return items.
The Baltimore Community ToolBank has nearly 8,000 tools and equipment worth $250,000.
"We are armed to the hilt," says Cassi Champion, executive director.
The ToolBank concept started more than 20 years ago with a group of friends in Atlanta volunteering to make home repairs for seniors and low-income residents, Brodbeck says. Over time, their tool inventory grew, and one of them asked a neighborhood association if he could store the equipment in an abandoned factory.
Soon churches and other charitable groups began borrowing tools for projects, and the Atlanta Community ToolBank was born. It's still going strong.
The Atlanta operation last year equipped 46,401 volunteers working on nearly 1,750 projects.
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"Every project that we're working on right now certainly it's an inconvenience if you're trying to get from point a to point b, but in the end, everything we're doing right now is for the betterment of the city," says Bob Lindee a city of Minot public information officer.
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You're no doubt eager to hear my colonoscopy story as preface to the Orange County Medical Association's latest Physicians of Excellence list. It's a good one, Monty Pythonesque in its absurdity, right up there with my vasectomy story. But no, I'll spare you a full accounting.
The story I'd rather tell underscores the value of a thoughtful and involved doctor—and the problem with those who are not. It began last June, when I injured my left shoulder. I play soccer every Sunday with a bunch of other delusional old men. In what I recall as a heroic fast break through skilled defenders—this may have nothing whatsoever to do with reality —I went up and over the charging goalkeeper and landed on my left elbow, jamming my arm into the shoulder socket. One second I had a perfectly functioning left shoulder. A second later, I didn't.
I waited a few weeks to see if the pain would subside and the range of motion would improve. They didn't. The throb was as constant and dull as rush hour on the 405—annoying, but certainly nothing that required a doctor's attention. For months I tried exercising it away, with no luck. During a routine physical with a new doctor nearly five months after the injury, I told him about my glorious but problematic encounter and asked why my shoulder still hurt. To his credit, he sent me off to radiology for some X-rays.
Two weeks later, after hearing nothing, I called the doctor's office and asked if the X-rays offered any clues. The receptionist took a message. Later, someone I'd never met called back with the diagnosis: arthritis.
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After the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ravens running back Ray Rice was photographed using the Steelers trademark "Terrible Towel" as a rag on his head. Apparently, Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley did not appreciate Rice's use of the towel: Woodley's reference to LenDale White and TJ Houshandzadeh are other incidents in which other players have disrespected the Terrible Towel. In 2005, Houshmandzadeh used a Terrible Towel to wipe his cleats during a game in which his team, the Cincinnati Bengals, beat the Steelers 38-31 at Heinz Field. The Bengals made the playoffs but were bounced by the Steelers 31-17 in the wild card playoff game. In 2008, then-Tennessee Titans running back White was seen stomping on the towel during the Titans defeat of the Steelers. The Steelers had the last laugh, winning the Super Bowl that season. Woodley will have the opportunity to re-address Rice later this season when the Steelers and Ravens meet again, however, the defense might not have the final say in the Steelers winning this game, given their dire situation at quarterback. Known as a "rally" towel, over $3 million have been raised for the Allegheny Valley School in Pennsylvania, which cares for people with mental and physical disabilities. The Terrible Towel is credited with being the first rally towel and has spawned towels for other teams. Follow us on Twitter @DownandDistance Down and Distance Columnist - Shane Richardson @Shaner021The post LaMarr Woodley to Ray Rice: Don't Disrespect the Terrible Towel appeared first on DOWN & DISTANCE.
Make your comment, make it serious. The Ravens won by the skin of their nose: fact. Steelers lost by only 3: fact. Steelers didn't rack up the "bad" points: fact. Steelers had how many out injured?!: fact. I know on thing for sure, Steelers have Class, Ravens are Crass: fact!
Get a life along with your boy Lamrard(rhymes with retard)! It's a Friggin' dish towel not a flag! BTW, two words for you SPELL CHECK.
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It's a bittersweet thought for Tony, his brother Jeff and sister Jolene will open the doors here for the last time. Their father opened the store in 1958 and it has been in the family ever since.
The closing of the store will be a new beginning for the family. While they are sad to say goodbye, the Burger's are grateful for the experience and the support their customers have always shown.
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Bullying by kids. Apathy from Principal. She refuses to deal with the reality of today's children's issues and stresses. The principal is disengaged. She avoids discussion of issues and resolution is never reached. Our child was bullied by the girls here. It was reported, nothing done. Our child was assaulted by another child. It was reported, child told it didn't happen. Our child was ridiculed, along with others, by the PE Teacher. He made them jump on top of a child (ours), pile up and then took photos and laughed, posted the photos on facebook and other places. Our child was devastated and injured. After demands by us for resolution, the PE Teacher apologized and then later told our child she got him in trouble. This is not the "blue ribbon" school it is listed as. Something is wrong with leadership here. Several other parents with 4th - 6th grade students have left after similar experiences recently. Something needs to be done. The shame of it is that there are some wonderful teachers there. The experience overall though is demeaning, disengaged, disappointing and appalling that such things would be tolerated in a Christian environment. Do not send your children here.
Coach sells moonshine in the carpool line. We and many others were approached by him as we dropped off our children in the mornings for school and were asked if we wanted to order and buy moonshine from him. It has been reported multiple times to the principal and assistant principal and nothing has been done. The current offering is lemon flavor. Unbelievable. Blue Ribbon School huh?
Don't be fooled. I have to say, I honestly hated the experience I had here. I was bullied pretty bad, especially in 4th grade, when other students would call me awful names and trip me and kick me and other awful things. Boy, am I glad I am out of that prison. The guidance counselour at the time didn't really do much to stop it, but I heard they got a new counselour after the old one had a baby. Anyway, I wouldn't recommend SCS. I guess maybe it just wasn't a good fit for me? Enroll at your own risk. I know people there who absolutely love it. My advice is to enroll your child if you want to, but if your kid comes home crying saying that kids are being mean, its time to call some parents. And don't rely on the school to handle things.
St. Catherine of Siena's school is a solid place of learning. The teachers and staff are highly engaged, immensely positive and are well responsive to parents. The sense of community with everyone involved is high and certainly inclusive to new arrivals to the school. On an academic level the school is pretty strong, as one should expect from a private school. And from what I've seen, any deficiencies are openly acknowledged by the staff and addressed relatively quickly. And finally, the most important part, my wife and I are seeing the school's positive and balanced effect on our child every day.
My child has been attending St. Catherine of Siena for the last six years and it has been amazing! The teachers are always very nice and they let their students have fun while learning. They also have many sports and activities to try. This is the best Catholic school in Atlanta!
My children has been assisting to this school for years now and we just have wonderful things to say about the staff, the principal, discipline and academics of this school. My kids love it and for them is like a second home. I highly recommended to all parents who wants to offer to their children not the basic but a whole different environment where they can grown, learn and have an extraordinary academic experience.
We have been attending this school since 2004 and are happy with the academic and religious education provided. The Sisters add much to the school both academically and spiritually and the administration is top notch. I've read a few of the reviews and disagree with some points. The '7 minutes of silence' at lunch (which is 30 minutes long) is to ensure that the students take time to eat their lunch. After the 7 minutes of silence is over, they are allowed to talk at inside voice level. After the prayer, they are released to recess and can run, play and shout to their heart's content. Part of an education is to learn discipline and respect for self and others. I see no reason why students need to be super noisy at school. They can do that at recess or at home. The teachers are well-educated, excellent, and kind.
St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School is a wonderful school with an awesome parent community and a dedicated faculty and staff. The school prinicipal, Sister Mary Jacinta, is a constant presence in the school and is dedicated to providing an academically challenging curriculum within a spiritually nurturing environment. My child is thriving at this school and we could not imagine having our child at any other school.
This school is average and only if you are a very conservative Catholic family. If your child does not fit the mold of quiet and reserved, but is a free thinker, this is not the school for you. The teachers are not tolerant of any noisy behavior. The children are made to be silent for 7 minutes at the beginning of lunch. They are all wanting to talk and relax but are not allowed to. There has been alot of yelling by teachers in the past but this is improving. Many of the families are parishioners of St. Catherine and very conservative.
This school is excellent! Our kids have gone to this school now for 4 years and they both are doing great. It is a lot of work for them but the results are great. Also happy to say their minds are not being destroyed by the leftist teachers unions!
I have found St. Caterine of Siena to be a truly oustanding school. The foundation in Math, Reading and Writing to be unparalleld in the elementary system. I have discussed the level of expectaions and progress with parents throughout the U.S. and the education at St. Catherine's is better than 80% of the parents I speak to. I have the choice of sending my son to any school in the Northwest Atlanta area. I have found that the education is well worth the cost.
Saint Catherine of Siena Catholic School is absolutely terrific. It nurtures an environment of acceptance, love, and challenging academics. The parental involvement is extraordinary and the teachings of the Catholic Faith is an added bonus. You can't go wrong with Christ in the classroom.
I have had my child at SCS for 4 years. Overall it is average. There are limited children's entertainment programs or extracurricular activities (ex: singing, Christmas, evening programs, sports). Also, I've not seen my child bring one art project home. For the most part the teachers are great. The communication between school and parents good be better. The parents are required to volunteer 30 hours or pay $300, which I don't agree with. We both have 2 jobs each in order to send our child here, which does not leave much free time. Overall it is average, not sure it is worth the money, except for the fact the kids are in a 'nice' protected environment.
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Employment prospects and new orders provided the only positives in an otherwise mixed outlook for the service sector last month.
The BNZ-Business New Zealand Performance of Services Index fell 2.7 points to 51.5.
A reading above 50.0 indicates the service sector is generally expanding; below 50.0 it is declining.
The 2012 average was 53.8, providing an almost identical December result to 2011.
All but one month (August) were in expansion and Business New Zealand chief executive Phil O'Reilly says the industry has held up well despite another difficult trading year.
The second half of the year provided mixed results and ended with more of a whimper than a bang.
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we often have chilli with corn tortillas or as quesadillas and it's certainly the kind of food that appeals in the hot weather – a little something with rich spicy flavours and lots of fresh uncooked ingredients to balance it all out. i say this but actually this is comfort food for me in the depths of winter too – there must be some kind of magic afoot!
this was very different approach to the requisite "something with rich spicy flavours" – it's a food 52 recipe which combines, in a beguiling way, pork, coconut, and spice. i used pieces of pork tenderloin instead of mince which was, i think, a nice way to make it a little more special.
the coconut adds a lovely richness without being obviously coconut – i was a bit worried about having a thai chilli-style filling for my tortilla! the pineapple juice apparently acts as a marinade, tenderising the meat. i'm not sure how much of an impact it had and am unsure if i'd use it again as i rarely have need for tinned pineapple – a slug of milk or just using the optional (not so optional, in my opinion) lime juice would probably do something similar, i think. the end result is very delicious and this is something we'll be making again, not least given it freezes well.


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We are very excited to see Megan Ferguson and Nico Evers-Swindell's Southern wedding featured in GARDEN & GUN magazine. For the Southerners reading this, the magazine needs no introduction. We all had a chuckle when we first heard of the magazine title. For the ones of you who have never heard of it, better check it out if you're interested in anything relating to the South.
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