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NORTH BEACH TOWN CENTERThe North Beach Town Center, bounded by 73 Street on the north, Collins Avenue on the east, 69 Street on the south and Indian Creek waterway on the west, is an area where the City of Miami Beach encourages redevelopment of existing properties with a vibrant mixture of retail, restaurant, entertainment, office and residential uses. The concept plan for the North Beach Town Center was adopted by the Mayor and Commission in 2007. This was followed by an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan and the adoption of three Town Center "TC" zoning districts in 2011. Explore the following links for details.
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Michelle Harris is a 22-year Clayton resident, neighbor, parent, businesswoman and community volunteer. In 2006, she was elected to serve as an Alderman for Ward 2. Now in her third term as an Alderman, she has found a calling in city government.
"As an Alderman I have learned a great deal and have come to care intensely about the future of our community," she says. "Not just how we face our inevitable challenges, but also how we explore new ways to enhance our residential and business communities."
In addition to her government work, Michelle has:
- 20 years of business experience with Fortune 500 companies. including DuPont, Nestle-Purina and Solae.
- Experience starting and running her own consulting business.
- An MBA from the University of Missouri, Columbia; a bachelors degree in Art Education from Stephens College; and a Missouri K-12 teaching certificate.
- More than 15 years of community service in Clayton.
Michelle and her husband Scott live in Claverach Park. Their son Clayton is currently a junior at Clayton High School. Their daughter Carson, a 2012 graduate of CHS, is now a sophomore in college.
A Leader With Vision
Michelle is constantly on the lookout for fresh and creative solutions, and she is not afraid to take on ambitious endeavors.
Examples Include:
- Michelle is a founding board member of the Clayton Century Foundation, a new venture created to maximize community resources in these challenging economic times.
- She has proposed cost sharing between the city and school district, currently under joint evaluation.
- She supported the Clayton ban on smoking in public places.
- She started a campaign promoting "buying local" to benefit Clayton businesses and the city.
- She takes an "all hands on deck" approach to invigorating Clayton's business districts, ie. bringing together stakeholders from schools, business, community and higher education.
- She takes a "triple bottom line" approach to growth, measuring community and environmental outcomes as well as financial ones.
A Leader With Energy
"I believe in hard work and perseverance. These values have served me well throughout my life." M.H.
Michelle demonstrates her energy and purpose in many endeavors. She has:
- Conducted a three-month "Summer Listening Tour" to solicit ideas and concerns from Clayton residents and businesses.
- Served on a variety of non-profit boards including Center of Clayton, Springboard to Learning, Clayton Century Foundation, and Shakespeare Festival St. Louis.
- Served on the Shaw Park Ice Rink Task Force, Housing Task Force, Parks and Recreation Commission, Economic Development Advisory Commission, and others.
- Served on the PTO as co-President of Glenridge and Wydown
A Leader Who Makes Things Happen
"My strategy is always to bring people together to achieve specific results. When the results are in, that's when we're done." M.H.
Michelle's commitment to collaborating and getting results is born out by her accomplishments. Here are some examples:
The Clayton Century Foundation: In 2009, Michelle teamed up with a group of dedicated citizens to launch the first public-private partnership in Clayton. The foundation has raised roughly $2 million in it's first two years for such things as musical nights in Oak Knoll Park, the new inclusive playground in Shaw Park, improvements to Hanley House and new walking trails in Shaw Park. More projects are in the works!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: A decade ago, Michelle and a handful of co-organizers met in a friend's living room to lay the groundwork for an ambitious project: a free outdoor summer Shakespeare festival in Forest Park. The group launched the festival in June 2001. Michelle stayed on the board for six years to help the festival grow. Now entering its 13th season, the Shakespeare Festival draws 60,000 people to its free summer performances and educates more than 25,000 students a year.
Clayton Domestic Partnership Registry: Last year, responding to requests from community members, including elderly citizens, Michelle worked to craft and pass a Voluntary Domestic Partnership Registry, which the city approved in a January 2012 ordinance. This measure allows established household members who are not married to one another to request and receive benefits available to families.
Clayton Middle School Lacrosse Program: In 2010, when parents voiced a need for more sports programs for Clayton middle schoolers, Michelle worked with another parent to launch an 8th grade boys lacrosse program. The program was so successful that it now has teams for 5th, 6th and 7th grades.

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In the market for a new motorcycle? Now might be a good time to visit your local Harley-Davidson dealership. Not necessarily for a new motorcycle wearing the classic orange and black Bar and Shield logo – not that there's anything wrong with that, if that's your thing – but for one of the last bikes from the recently discontinued Buell brand.
According to a report from the boys from Hell for Leather, Harley-Davidson is sending a check to each dealership worth $5,000 for every new Buell sold. This knowledge ought to give customers a little extra negotiating power when it comes time to sign on the dotted line, no? Happy shopping!
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Find out how to get your health care wishes and legal documents in place before a crisis. Learn about health care proxies and advance directives, such as a living will, durable power of attorney, and other advance care planning documents. http://www.nia.nih.gov/contact/stay-connected
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Find information for those recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and their caregivers about healthcare and financial planning, advance directives, and where to go for legal help. Also includes a list of steps to take and other resources for advance planning.
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Get your legal and financial affairs in order before a medical emergency happens. Read about legal documents such as advance directives, find out what other papers to have on hand, and learn why it's important to let family or friends know where to find these items.
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Organ Donation and Transplantation for Older Donors and Recipients—Resources from the U.S. Government
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A Pentagon spokesman Thursday said Iranian warplanes had shot at but missed a US drone flying in international airspace Nov. 1.
WASHINGTON — Iranian warplanes fired multiple rounds at an unmanned unarmed U.S. surveillance aircraft in international airspace over the Gulf last week, but the craft was undamaged and returned safely to its base, Pentagon spokesman George Little said on Thursday.
Meanwhile, an Iranian news agency on Friday said the drone had violated Iran's airspace. The semiofficial FARS agency reported that Gen. Masoud Jazayeri of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards said Iran would confront any "flying object" that entered its air space.
"The defenders of the Islamic Republic will respond decisively to any form of encroachment by air, sea or on the ground," Fars news agency quoted General Massoud Jazayeri, a senior armed forces commander, as saying on Friday.
"If any foreign aircraft attempts to enter our airspace our armed forces will deal with them," he said. Jazayeri did not mention the drone incident specifically.
President Barack Obama and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta were both advised early on about the unprecedented incident, which occurred at about 4:50 a.m. ET on Nov. 1.
Iran was later warned through diplomatic channels the United States would keep conducting surveillance flights in the region and would protect its military assets, Little said.
"The United States has communicated to the Iranians that we will continue to conduct surveillance flights over international waters over the Arabian Gulf consistent with longstanding practice and our commitment to the security of the region," Little told a Pentagon briefing.
"We have a wide range of options from diplomatic to military to protect our military assets and our forces ... and will do so when necessary," he added.
The incident came a year after a CIA drone crashed in Iran - giving the Islamic Republic access to sensitive American technology.
The MQ-1 "Predator" military drone involved in the latest incident on Nov. 1 was conducting routine surveillance over the Gulf 16 nautical miles from Iran when it was intercepted by Russian-made Iranian SU-25 "Frogfoot" aircraft and was fired upon with guns, Little said.
Another Pentagon spokesman confirmed that two SU-25s were involved.
Asked whether the Iranians may have been firing warning shots, Little said the U.S. assessment was that the Iranian aircraft were aiming to shoot down the U.S. drone.
"Our aircraft was never in Iranian air space. It was always flying in international air space. The internationally recognized territorial limit is 12 nautical miles off the coast and we never entered the 12 nautical mile limit," Little said.
The Pentagon said relevant officials in Congress were informed of the incident. Little declined to say which military service owned the drone.
This is the second incident involving a U.S. drone and Iran.
In December 2011 a U.S. RQ-170 Sentinel drone equipped with stealth technology was captured in eastern Iran. Tehran claims it brought down the aircraft, but U.S. officials said the drone malfunctioned and had to land.
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During days at sea it was almost impossible to find free sun chair after 9 a.m. (there were a lot of italians, which love to sunbathe!) and this was quite a disappointment because there were not enough chairs for everyone. In conclusions, I would not recommend this ship, it does not offer the relaxing experience we had in our past 5 cruises with other cruise lines. The itinerary was: Bahamas, Gran Cayman, Jamaica, Roatan, Belize and Cozumel and it was OK, we enjoyed all ports.


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"In the hands of a creative force like Pite…art work of astonishing beauty and thoughtfulness" —The New Yorker
This month PNB cranks up the heat with red-hot premieres by Jiri Kylian and Crystal Pite. In Jiri Kylian's haunting Forgotten Land, an eroding seascape evokes memories of things loved and lost. Sensational choreographer Crystal Pite marks her PNB debut with Emergence, a powerhouse ensemble piece kindled by provocative imagery. Sharing the program are Kylian's Petite Mort, a sensual, gold-washed duel for six couples and six fencing foils, and Sechs Tänze (Six Dances), "an 18th-century court gone delightfully mad…a frothy joy that constantly charms" (Seattle Times). Featuring the PNB Orchestra.


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A list of Amir Khusro Poems. This poet page also includes a link to popular and all-time best Amir Khusro poems and the poet's biography. Many of these Khusro poems may be famous while other poems may be less well-known.
Ab'ul Hasan Yamin ud-Din Khusrow (1253–1325 CE) Hindi , (Urdu : ;, better known as Amir Khusrow (also Khusrau, Khusro) Dehlawi (meaning Amir Khusrow of Delhi) ( ) was a Sufi musician, great poet and scholar. A polymath an iconic figure in the cultural history of the Indian subcontinent. A mystic and a spiritual disciple of Nizamuddin Auliya of Delhi. Amir Khusrow was not only a notable poet but also a prolific and seminal musician in the time of the Delhi Sultanate, being reputed to have invented both the Sitar and the Tabla. He wrote poetry primarily in Persian, but also in Hindavi. A vocabulary in verse, the haliq Bari, containing Arabic, Persian, and Hindavi terms is often attributed to him.
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Casey surprised me this year with a trip to the finger lakes in NY for our 8th anniversary. This time she found a lovely B & B located in Senaca Falls, NY.
The B & B was VanCleef Homestead owned and operated by Carol and Brent Gibbs. The B & B was very clean, relaxing and inviting. Carol served up an unbelievable spread of delicious breakfast foods, including several items there were gluten-free.
Before hitting the trail and sampling wines, we ate lunch at the Ginny Lee located next to Wagner Vineyards. This is a great place to catch a bite to eat, the food is great and the price is right! Its also a great place to pair a Wagner wine or beer with some food.
Casey wanted us to visit some different wineries on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. We visited the following wineries on this trip:
- Thirsty Owl Wine Company
- Lucas Winery
- Knapp Winery
- Red Newt Cellars
- Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards
- Wagners Vineyards
- Buttonwood Grove Winery
- Cobblestone Winery
- Goose Watch Winery
For dinner on our first night in the NY finger lakes region, we ate at Suzanne's. This place is great; beautiful view of the sunset, excellent food, and great service (including staff that knows what gluten-free means).


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Florida officials are using the Web to get information and resources to state libraries and archives dealing with soaked collections after Hurricane Charley passed through last week.
Charley wreaked devastation across a broad swath of Southwest Florida, and houses and offices were not the only things damaged. Officials at the state Division of Library and Information Services turned to the Web as the most effective way to get recovery information out to people statewide. As part of the Florida Department of State, the division handles information for all state agencies and the Legislature and coordinates with public libraries to preserve state history.
Among other details, the disaster recovery site includes information on dealing with mold and mildew that run rampant with wet paper and with the differences between large vs. small collections. The site also has links to experts in Florida and at the national level and to recovery services specializing in everything from data recovery to dehumidification.
The Web site also has a chart, available in PDF, which outlines document recovery techniques for all media that an archive might hold. This includes a general time frame for taking action, steps that should not be taken, and the most effective methods for drying and restoring materials.
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From the Guardian: "The actor — who is straight — also used the interview to call for gay marriage, relationship education in schools that would cover both gay and straight relationships, and attacked some of the US Republican presidential candidates.
Radcliffe said that he wished more educational establishments, especially in the US, were not in thrall to religion, stating: "I'm not religious, I'm an atheist, and a militant atheist when religion starts impacting on legislation. We need sex education in schools.
He went on to say that he has been "disgusted, amazed, stunned" by candidates seeking the Republican presidential nomination, such as Rick Santorum or Michele Bachmann, who have been openly hostile to gay rights.
"But they disgusted me less than candidates like Rick Perry, who made that ridiculous advert wearing 'the Brokeback jacket', and I think pretend to be homophobic just to win votes." .
Asked if he wished that Barack Obama would publicly back gay marriage, he replied: "Yes, I do, but can he really? Of course he's in favour of it, but he has to be careful about saying so. I'd rather have someone like him in the White House than the alternative."
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Israel's Rejection Not Final (Part 3)
In this lesson, Dr. Sproul discusses open theism and whether God has full knowledge of all events. If an event comes to pass we can believe it is His will. God does not wait for the sinner to change so he can come to God, but God goes to the … Listen
Israel's Rejection Not Final (Part 1)
Paul indicates that even though Israel stumbled, through that stumbling salvation has come to the Gentiles. This leads into the discussion of the "mystery" and Paul's reaching out to those Gentiles. Even though there were instances of the Jews evangelizing such as Jonah, they still to this day do not … Listen
Man Born Blind (Part 2)
The man that had been blind is brought before the Pharisees and the issue of Jesus doing work is brought up and a disagreement ensues on how can a sinner do such signs and further the man says that Jesus is a prophet. Dr Sproul discusses these issues and follows … Listen
Israel Needs the Gospel
Paul demonstrates two impossibilities, a person ascending to heaven by his own righteousness and bringing Messiah to earth or by our own righteousness descend into the earth and retrieve Messiah from the dead. Dr Sproul discusses two elements for salvation – profession of faith and possession of that faith. Believing … Listen
Israel's Rejection & God's Justice (Part 2)
Dr. Sproul discusses the different kinds of predestination – symmetrical (equal ultimacy) and asymmetrical. The symmetrical view takes the position that predestination is applied to both the believer and the unbeliever – positive, positive. The asymmetrical view considers that the believer is predestined to be with God, but leaves the … Listen
Breakfast On the Seashore
Dr. Sproul starts this section relating that many critical scholars believe that John chapter 21 does not belong in the canon of scripture and gives his response. He then proceeds to review the text and the disciples unsuccessful fishing trip. These expert fishermen had fished all night and had nothing … Listen
Present Condition of Israel
Paul explains that being loved by God is a privilege and being a Jew was no guarantee of redemption but it was an advantage. Dr Sproul relates this to the church in that those unbelievers that attend have the advantage of hearing the word. Further distinction is made between the … Listen
Death in Adam, Life in Christ
What was Adam capable of in his created state in the garden? Dr. Sproul discusses the concept of realism versus federalism in Adam. The idea of "original sin" is investigated and defined. Listen
Overcoming the World
Dr. Sproul starts this section by explaining what Jesus meant by seeing Him, not seeing Him and seeing Him again. He continues by explaining Jesus' no longer speaking in a figurative language but plain speaking. Jesus again predicts they will scatter and leave Him alone except for His Father. Dr … Listen
Feed My Sheep
After the breakfast, Jesus confronts Peter and asks him if he loves Jesus more than these. Dr Sproul considers three possible meanings and discusses the various Greek words translated "love". Further investigation is done when Jesus responds to Peter's positive statement of love by asking Peter to feed His lambs … Listen
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So, to ensure amends are made more quickly and apologies are administered when appropriate, the BCC is launching a corrections and clarifications page online, and due to recruit a new chief complaints editor. BCC Trust has also outlined 7 new proposals to improve the efficiency of the complaints process, which are open for public assessment.
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This comes as titles in the newspaper industry introduce such columns within their printed pages, as launched by the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday and the Metro last year. In evidence to the Leveson inquiry at the beginning of this year, editor of the Telegraph Tony Gallagher also said he "may need to consider" the introduction of a corrections column "in due course".
The proposals can be viewed here.
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The Final Chapter sees the coming of communism. Communism is one of the few silent killers that lulls us into such a deep sleep that the medicine for its demise to cure us is the proverbial "forest for the trees." There is a video posted that tells us what must happen for a society to maintain itself. Ee are not doing that as a Christian nation. By the year 2050, my acieration, we will be hiding our religion the way they hid Bibles in all Muslim countries today.
This is going to happen so easy as Nikita Khrushchev explained in 1959 when he took his shoe of at the UN and banged it on the Podium, saying, "Your children's children will live under communism. You Americans are so gullible. No, you won't accept communism outright; but we'll keep feeding you small doses of it, of socialism, until you finally wake up and find you are already have communism. We won't have to fight you. We'll so weaken your economy until you fall like over ripe fruit into our hands." In another statement, Khrushchev also made a statement to the effect hat they would take over American without firing a shot.
Time is not on our hands; it's on theirs. More later from The Final Chapter.
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Once upon a time, there was a Quad-Cities professional hockey team. Well, there sort of was a team. It was nearly five months ago to the day. The Quad City Mallards, without team ownership, didn't have a training camp and their season opener was postponed as a result. The only thing certain was the team's uncertainty. That was when the league and the i wireless Center stepped in and took over the team, keeping it afloat. Still, what could expectations be when all of the other nine teams in the CHL had been practicing for weeks with set rosters? "To tell you the truth, what I was thinking back then was having just enough players to get a team," said Terry Ruskowski, the Mallards' coach and general manager. "I was calling anyone who could drive down to make the team." Through the first three months of the season, the team struggled to win back-to-back games. It wallowed at the bottom of the standings. And yet, as the regular season closed on Sunday with a 2-1 win over Bloomington, something that at one point seemed unthinkable became a pinch-me realization. The win was the team's eighth straight at home to close out the season as the hottest team in the league with an 11-2-0 finishing kick. What five months ago seemed like a season of endurance turned out to be what CHL commissioner Duane Lewis called "the poster child for what you can do with a few adjustments." Not only are the Mallards in the playoffs, but they are a No. 6 seed among eight qualifiers, and might be the team no one wants to face. If you're looking for a title for this once-upon-a-time storybook season, veteran Mallard defenseman Darren McMillan might have one. "It's been an unbelievable ride," he said Hard to believe, indeed. The Mallards were 15-18-4 with nine weeks left in this season. "We knew it was going to be work," said McMillan. "And we knew it was going to be a long season. Everyone just bought in." They bought in to the system of Ruskowski. "It was a learning process for them," the coach said. "It's knowing the system and playing the system. When we didn't play the system, we didn't play good hockey. They bought into what we wanted to sell." Since Jan. 19, the Mallards are an amazing 19-8-2. Five months ago, though, it took the league and the Moline arena buying into the thought that hockey in the Quad-Cities couldn't die. "The league is satisfied and hopes that this is a model for other franchises," said Lewis, in the Quad-Cities to watch the Mallards' regular-season finale. "We were not turning around a motor boat; we were turning around a cruise ship," speaking of the tremendous hockey success Q-C had enjoyed in the past. "We knew Terry would be a great coach. We knew of his capabilities and the success he had in this league. It's unfortunate that we didn't have David Bell (the Mallards' coach in 2011-12 who was a victim of the Mallards' ownership situation) here; he had done well too. But, when the situation changed, we immediately thought of Terry. He was available and we knew what he could do. "Too look at what Terry had to do, with no training camp, that's pretty impressive. No one could have dreamed a month ago that this team would be where it is. It was in January that the league re-upped with the Mallards for 2013-14 and brought in team president Bob McNamara. Fittingly, that is when the turnaround in the standings began. "It has been a mental progression for on-ice, with the coaching system being implemented, and also in the front office. Bob was a great hire. "All of the pieces of the puzzle have helped the rewards of the second half of the season." In fact, Lewis says there is no urgency to finding a new Mallards owner, thought at one time that was thought to be a must. "We have a lot of time time find the right ownership," the commissioner said between periods Sunday. Now come playoffs that months ago seemed unimaginable. Come next October, they'll be looking to add to an eight-game home winning streak on the heels of a full offseason of recruiting by Ruskowski, something he wasn't afforded prior to this success story. An Unbelievable Ride. If that storybook's written, Darren McMillan, you can take credit for the appropriate title.
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UNGRIP - Full Length Movie Documentary 2011
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From the creators of Esoteric Agenda (www.esotericagenda.net) and Kymatica (www.talismanicidols.org), UNGRIP penetrates the illusions and delusions of the legal system with direct relation to the psychology of humanity.
Inspired by the story of rob in the pagé family, as well as clips of Bruce Lipton, PHD and Ben Stewart.
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High Prices Create Excitement In Georgia
Anthony Martin is a cotton and peanut producer in Jenkins County, Ga. Like most cotton producers this year, he is really looking forward to the 2011 production season.
"I am ready to go; I'm ready to get it in the ground," Martin says.
Understandably, it would be hard for any producer to conceal his excitement for this coming season after having to wait all winter while watching the price climb higher and higher.
Anthony Martin's Farm
In Jenkins County, Ga.
• Produces 600 acres of cotton, 200 acres of peanuts and some corn.
• Uses soil moisture probes for irrigation scheduling.
• Improved soil with variable-rate technology.
• Installed AutoSteer for 2011.
"I sold some cotton for $1.70," Martin says. "It got up higher, but I was really concerned that they would stop buying."
Martin produces 600 acres of cotton and 200 acres of peanuts. About half of his crop is under irrigation.
Uses Soil Moisture Probes
"I have approximately 400 acres that are irrigated, and the other half dryland, and I rent some dryland acres as well," he says.
Martin, who lives about 90 miles from Savannah on the eastern-central side of Georgia, says he previously used an irrigation scheduling method, but recently switched to using soil moisture probes.
"I use the soil moisture probes to know when to irrigate, and, using GPS, I have a guy who makes maps for me of the soil pH and other nutrient needs," he adds.
Variable Rate Improved Soil
With the maps, a chip is created that is put into the spreader's computer system and tells the spreader where potash or lime is needed in the field.
"We used to get out there and spread a ton of lime everywhere," he says. "Now when you drive through the field, the spreader turns off and on, and it only puts out lime where it's needed."
Martin says he can tell that the variable-rate system has helped.
"The land has improved," he says. "I believe variable-rate has really gotten it into pretty good shape."
During the winter and early spring, Martin says he and his farmhand installed GPS systems on the tractor and the ground application rig.
"With AutoSteer, my guy was able to spray last night, and it showed him the way," he says.
More Water For Better Coverage
Martin says he and his crew are still putting out burndown and waiting on the soil temperature to warm up before planting. Like many producers, he has had to battle glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth.
"Using Ignite has held them down pretty good, but you have to catch them when they are three inches or smaller," he says.
"We also put out a high rate of water with the spray – 20 gallons of water instead of 15 – and we got better coverage on the weeds, and it worked pretty good."
Still, Martin says he has had to pull a few pigweed by hand to keep them from reaching the seeding-out stage.
Getting Better At It
Martin says he planted a lot of FiberMax 1845 in the last couple of years. This year he may plant some Deltapine seed.
"I've got some Stoneville and Liberty Link seed to try this year," he says. "They should work well with the FiberMax varieties."
Martin uses strip-tillage and has for more than 16 years. Although he says he is a better peanut farmer than cotton farmer, he says he's gotten better at it.
"We average about 1,250 pounds, and peanuts averaged about 4,600 pounds per acre in 2010," says Martin, who came back to the farm in 1968 and has been farming ever since.
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No bones about it, partygoers will get a scream out of this playful treat.
Cut the marshmallows in half widthwise using kitchen shears dipped in confectioners' sugar (this keeps them from sticking).
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the mother of Jesus, an object of veneration in the Christian church since the apostolic age, and a favourite subject in Western art, music, and literature. Mary is known from biblical references, which are, however, too sparse to construct a coherent biography. The development of the doctrine of Mary can be traced through titles that have been ascribed to her in the history of the Christian communionsguarantee of the Incarnation, virgin mother, second Eve, mother of God, ever virgin, immaculate, and assumed into heaven.
The New Testament account of her humility and obedience to the message of God have made her an exemplar for all ages of Christians. Out of the details supplied in the New Testament by the Gospels about the maid of Galilee, Christian piety and theology have constructed a picture of Mary that fulfills the prediction ascribed to her in the Magnificat (Luke 1:48): Henceforth all generations will call me blessed.


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On any weekday, more than 50 buses leave the Lehigh Valley for New York City.
When baseball season begins, whole blocks of row houses in Easton sprout Yankees flags.
Lehigh Valley residents settle into season seats when the curtain goes up at Lincoln Center for a Metropolitan Opera performance and when Lorin Maazels baton comes down at Carnegie Hall for a New York Philharmonic concert.
Annual holiday trips to New York to see Macys windows, the Radio City Music Hall Christmas show and the sparkling Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center are must-dos for many families here.
To the south, Bucks County has long been a woodsy haven for New York artists, musicians and literati. To the north, Monroe County is filling with New York transplants, and more than 24 percent of commuters who leave the county head to the city.
The fact is, residents of the Lehigh Valley and the region have a special relationship with New York. Its proximity and its powerful attraction as one of the worlds great cities make it so. Were close enough to do business in New York. Close enough routinely to drink from its cups of culture, enjoy its entertainment playgrounds, shop its world-class stores, savor its sports.
That intimacy has shaped our response to the devastation that happened Sept. 11.
We are not as apprehensive as New Yorkers about being targeted in future terrorist attacks, but our fear is greater than that felt by the country as a whole.
In the Valley, 19 percent of residents are very concerned about becoming the potential target of a terrorist attack, according to a Morning Call/Muhlenberg College Poll released Monday. Nationwide, only 12 percent of respondents to other polls shared the same level of concern. In New York City, 25 percent of people are as concerned about becoming victims.
Overall, two of three Valley residents are very or somewhat concerned about becoming a victim of a terrorist attack.
One of the ways that societies develop a shared history is by storytelling. While modern America tells stories in the media, the more personal form of storytelling from one to another by word of mouth is still a powerful force. Hearing a tale of Sept. 11 from someone you know makes it all the more real, all the more part of your own life. And here in the Lehigh Valley, you dont have to go far from home to find someone who was there, or someone who knew someone who was there.
Those who are connected, like Susan Long Martucci of Northampton, are telling their stories. Martucci remembers her cousin, Capt. Daniel Brethel, a New York firefighter. When the building started coming down, my cousin dove under his fire truck and was crushed to death, she says. The only consolation my family has is knowing Daniel died doing what he loved to do all his life: helping to save the lives of other people.
City built with Valley sweat
The connection between New York and the Lehigh Valley region runs deep. The growth of the great city helped fuel the regions economic engine.
When Philadelphia proved a poor market, Maurice and William Wurtz turned to New York to finance their effort to capture the New York market with coal from their mines near Carbondale. Their initial public offering was sold in 1825 at New Yorks Tontine Coffee House, about six blocks from what became the World Trade Center site. Anthracite flowed to the citys furnaces.
Accessible by canal, rail and later by highways, the regions industry and resources went far beyond coal, supplying New York City with commodities from silk to milk.
Sweat and muscle from the Lehigh Valley also helped build the bones of New York City. Its sidewalks and skyscrapers are made with our steel and cement. Bethlehem Steels wide H-beams hold up the Chrysler Building and the George Washington Bridge. Cement from the Atlas Portland Cement Co. in Northampton was poured into Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building and many other projects. In fact, New York bought so much Atlas cement that it maintained its own silos and cement inspector at the plant.
The traffic flowed both ways for culture and commerce. Until 1959, people could ride the Black Diamond Express, a grand Victorian train between Allentown and New York City. The Phoebe Snow train brought tourists from New York to the Delaware Water Gap and the Poconos.
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Halo: Reach Beta Gets Invasion Mode TodayBungie has enabled Invasion, the new mode pitting a team of Spartans against a team of Elites in objective-based or team deathmatch games, in the Halo: Reach beta. This also means that players can check out the "Boneyard" map, which is the only map for Invasion in the beta.
Invasion matches are played out in three phases, each with its own objectives and available weapon loadouts. One team is on defense and will play as Spartans, while the offense spawns as Elites. As the Elites press on, the phase will change and more powerful weapons will become available.
Invasion Slayer, however, will be a team deathmatch game with the first team to hit 100 kills winning. Phases will change after a certain number of kills or elapsed time. Players will also be able to capture and hold randomly-placed territories for weapon drops.
The Halo: Reach beta is scheduled to run until May 19th. Additionally, Microsoft will let Xbox Live Silver members to play the beta online during the last three days of the beta.
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House GOP Invites Americans to Form New Agenda
WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders unveiled a new initiative May 25 at the Newseum that would combine with new media to give Americans a voice in creating a new governing agenda for Congress.
Called "America Speaking Out," the initiative, through its website AmericaSpeakingOut.com, will utilize the Internet, social networks, telephone apps and town hall meetings to create a public dialogue between citizens and government.
"All across the country, Americans are speaking out," said House Minority Leader John Boehner. "Unfortunately, they don't see Washington Democrats listening. The purpose of this project is to give the American people a megaphone to speak out by using the best technology available."
America Speaking Out chairman Kevin McCarthy said the project is "not about candidates or elections" but a "21st century innovation that will revolutionize the relationship people have with government."
The website, which the leaders said is open to all Americans, allows citizens to talk about a wide range of issues that would help introduce legislation in Congress. Republican Whip Eric Cantor pointed to a series of legislation from the past 18 months, including health care reform, the stimulus package and regulatory reform, which he said have prompted Americans to voice their concerns.
Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence emphasized that America Speaking Out is "not a political party in search of principles."
Boehner said the GOP [knows] "what our principles are. We've spend the past 18 months being the party of better solutions."


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Tyler Police Department reports a traffic signal outage along Old Jacksonville Highway in Tyler.
A power outage has taken out the signals at the intersections of OJ and Rice Road as well as OJ and Grande. The outage is caused by an equipment problem near Old Noonday Road, according to Oncor. Approximately 2500 Oncor customers are affected by the power outage.
Restoration expected by 8:00 p.m. tonight.
Drivers are advised to avoid the area.
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So I'm driving down the road listening to one of my favorite talk shows and hear about this nonsense of a violence tax. What will these idiots running our country and states think of next? I mean the stupidity is at new levels every day. It drives me nuts! So I thought, "Why not start a blog about it and get all my thoughts out there?" and guess what? Here it is. I don't know if anybody will be reading it or not but I don't really care. If you do and you get offended at something I say, buck up and get a life cause I am not here to be politically correct. I'm not here to make you feel good. You don't like it? Stop reading and go away. Get over it, get a life and all those other cliches that are not allowed any more these days because we are so stuck on making everyone happy that we can't seem to get to the root of societies problem.
So, I'll rant and say what I want and I'll do it as often as I like. I'll share my opinions and thoughts on topics and I'll try to offer the solutions I believe are needed. You see, that is something I have learned as an entrepreneur, Oh and Obama, you didn't build anything I have. You have only tried to squash it so back off! So as I was saying before that rant, I have learned over the years as an entrepreneur and business coach that solutions are needed. if you have a gripe, If you think something is not being done properly don't complain unless you have a better idea. If you have a solution then present it when you complain about what is not working. I hope I will always be able to offer that but here's my disclaimer: If I don't have a solutions for your stupidity or your stupid ideas, tough! It's my blog, my site and I'll say what I want.
The main purpose of this site is for me to blow off steam at the world's stupidity. The insanity that we have become with our foolishness. I know how all of it can be fixed but most of you don't want to hear it. Most of you want to live your filthy foolish greedy lives and you want the best without working for it. If this is not you and you are truly willing to do whatever it takes to make your life better then you won't take offense to my comments. If you are taking offense then take a good look inside to see what really needs to be fixed because the problem is NOT society, NOT the government, it's each individual. We have created a society of lazy fools and finger pointers. You want to make something better? Start taking responsibility for your own life and family and make it better from that level. That is the problem and the solution is not laws and taxes and restrictions it is personal accountability and family. Get it right on a personal level and a family level and everything else will be fine. Ignore the family and seek the
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The Sequence Faculty was formed in 1947 as the Victorian and Sequence Branch. Its aim was to encourage the dances which were popular prior to the First World War and which are now generally referred to as Old Time dances.
At this time there was a great revival in this form of dancing and the ISTD Council invited three Fellows of the Ballroom Branch who specialised in Old Time Dancing to form a committee: Cecil Ruault, Netta Brooke and Margaret Cadman. Miss Ruault was appointed Chairman, a position she held until 1980. Today Sequence dancing includes not only the authentic Old Time style, but many dances and sequences based upon Ballroom and Latin American techniques. It is probably the most popular form of social dance today, as Sequence Clubs are to be found in nearly every village and town. Two of the great attractions of this form of dance as a pastime are the friendly atmosphere which prevails and its appeal to all age groups. For those who wish to improve their standard the examination system and Medallist Competitions provide the necessary goals for which to aim.
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5 tax resolutions for 2012
Pay attention to detail, weigh tax consequences of contracts, beware of independent contractor woes and answer IRS queries quickly.
This post is from Robert W. Wood at Forbes.com.
"I will pay less tax" might sound like a good New Year's resolution. But resolutions should be manageable and concrete. Here are five that shouldn't be hard to keep but could make a difference in your tax posture this year.
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Lamb is crazy-expensive at our markets, it's actually cheaper to go to a fancy restaurants to order lamb chops than it is for me to cook at home. Ground lamb prices are a little better, but still a splurge when compared to beef. Splurge I must (yum….lamb….) and decided that I need to fancy the lamb burger up with warm, melty brie and quick pickled onions. Quick as in 10-minute, 3 ingredient quick.
The quick pickled onions is essential to the recipe, in my opinion, because the lamb has a strong, distinctive flavor and the brie is ooooey, goooey, rich. The pickle helps cut that fat and richness and provides a contrast to the gamey lamb.
Wow, do I sound cheffy or what!?
The 10-minute red onion pickle only takes 3 ingredients – rice vinegar (or red/white vinegar), water and a pinch of sugar. The onions mellow out in the vinegar and water – so you won't get the hot bite that you would from regular raw onions.
You can even throw in some chopped chile pepper if you want the red onion pickle to be a little spicy.
Lamb Burgers with Brie and Quick Pickled Onions
Slice the onion as thin as you can - use a mandoline if you want! I've found with the Quick Pickled Red Onion and Melted Brie, there's no need for mustard or ketchup. You may prefer a little spread of mayo or butter on the bread.
Ingredients:1 red onion, very thinly sliced
1/4 cup vinegar (rice vinegar, cider vinegar white wine vinegar or red wine vinegar)
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1 1/2 pounds ground lamb
salt and freshly ground black pepper
8 ounces brie cheese, sliced
4 slices of tomato
4 burger buns
1. Fill a small bowl with the vinegar, sugar plus 1/4 cup of water. Add in the red onion slices and let sit at room temperature while you complete rest of recipe.
2. Season the ground lamb with salt and pepper. Form into 4 equal sized patties. Heat a grill pan over high heat. When hot, add in the patties. Grill for 2 minutes, then flip the patties. Turn the heat to medium and let cook for 5 minutes. Flip again and cook an additional 3-5 minutes, depending on doneness preference. During the last 30 seconds of cooking, add the brie cheese slices on top of each burger.
3. Serve the burgers with the quick pickled red onion, buns and tomato.
I love all three of the main ingredients, and I can't wait to try this recipe! Lamb is pretty reasonable where I live (California). We buy the boneless legs of lamb from Costco, save some for roasting and grilling, and grind some.
I love lamb, that looks so good, I've never really bought ground lamb, just leg of lamb. I am going to have to try this over the weekend!
Oh yum! This looks incredible. I have some Brie at home that I need to use up, and this pretty much looks like the perfect way to accomplish that task. I'm a huge fan of quick pickled onions – I think they add that perfect punch to so many dishes.
It is definitely unfortunate how expensive lamb can be, but I love to make lamb on special occasions. I've never made a lamb burger and the way you've compiled your recipe makes me want to have "special occasion" lamb pronto! Looks delicious, simple and not your every day burger!!
Yeah, I am TOTALLY with you on knocking down the taste of lamb, it is definitely needed. I think you did a nice combo of tricks here to do just that. Nice one, Jaden.
I just made lamb for our Serbian Easter on Sunday, and my girls said it tasted like lamb burgers:) It makes me really happy to know that they appreciate the assertive flavor of lamb.
We have a few Persian stores in the neighborhood (Los Angeles) and they carry inexpensive halal lamb. I always tip my butcher and he makes sure I get the best meat from the back of the store. I don't know if there are any Middle Eastern stores in Florida, but it's worth checking:)
I love the idea of pairing the lamb with pickled onions (and who does not like tasty food that's fast and easy to prepare?)
I love lamb! I am so making these. Thanks for sharing!
"Happy Cooking"
This makes my mouth water! Thanks for sharing a fun and different recipe – I can't wait to try. The recipe for pickled red onions will certainly come in handy outside of this recipe as well…nice!
Another enjoyable post to read…….thanks for sharing.
Thanks for recipe:) Lamb and brie burgers looks delicious.
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Lamb burgers are great as-is, but with brie too??? Drooling…
I made lamb burgers too. I used lemon juice to cut the fatty-ness of lamb. I guess vinegar must also tenderize it! I made mine very spicy with lots of red chili pepper flakes and using pepper jack cheese.
Check out my lamb burger!
Seems lovely! Different of the beef burger. I just added some yogourt and mint sauce inside
This burger looks like it has such unique flavors. Deffinitely different than the typical burger and so much fun for grillin season!
what a great burger! definitely need to try this!
but not gluten-free with those hamburg buns. Other than that, it is a tasty looking dish


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Before December 31, 1979, the President shall submit a report to Congress in which the President shall examine the middle distillate situation, summarizing the data, information, and analyses described in subsection (a) of this section and discussing in detail matters required to be addressed in findings made pursuant to section 760a (d)(1) [1] of title 15.
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