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HUNTSVILLE, Texas – Black-Eyed Pea announced 30 of its restaurants in Texas are adding beef from Nolan Ryan's All-Natural Beef, a subsidiary of Beefmaster Cattlemen, to its menu.
"We are happy to be a part of such a great Texas tradition," said Mr. Ryan, a Hall of Fame pitcher who owns the company along with several producer partners. "Our beef is raised and processed in Texas and it means a lot to know it's served in a restaurant whose roots are as deep as ours in Texas. We are glad to be featured in so many of Black-Eyed Pea's menu items."
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MIDIConnect joins Griffin's GuitarConnect Pro in providing compact, input solutions for iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. StudioConnect is basically a tracking, editing and overdubbing companion for GarageBand. The desktop unit serves as an all-in-one interface for audio, MIDI-In and MIDI-Out as well as a charging dock for the iPad device.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah asked the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals for more time Monday to file its appeal in a same-sex marriage recognition case.
U.S. District Judge Dale Kimball ruled in May that Utah must extend marital benefits to about 1,300 gay and lesbian couples who married during the short time same-sex marriage was legal in the state.
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County supervisors will consider renewing an interim ordinance restricting land applications of treated sewage sludge
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An interim ordinance restricting applications of treated sewage sludge to land will once again come before the San Luis Obispo County supervisors.
If approved at their May 6 meeting, the four-year interim ordinance will be renewed for the fourth time in 10 years; county staff is getting closer to creating a permanent ordinance that would tightly limit the land application of sludge, also known as biosolids. The ordinance requires notification and approval from the health department before the application of 5 or more cubic yards, and places a cap on the total cumulative application in the county to 1,500 cubic yards in a 12-month period. Biosolids found in compost that's already packaged and sold at nurseries and garden stores are exempt from the ordinances.
Mixing treated sewage sludge with other organic matter, composting it, and then applying it to agricultural land has been a common disposal method around the country. The process is more cost-effective than other disposal methods—depositing the treated sludge in landfills requires disposal costs, moving it to a facility brings transportation costs, and creating a facility to incinerate the waste or process the methane for fuel requires a large infrastructure investment and maintenance costs.
Land application has been an issue of great concern for environmentalists, agriculturalists, and public health advocates, because the treated sludge can contain heavy metals, pathogens, chemical pollutants, and synthetic organic compounds.
The supervisors first approved the interim ordinance in 2004, after two different taskforces undertook an analysis of the risks of applying sewage sludge and how to effectively deal with the matter. Since then, the interim ordinance has twice been renewed in its temporary form, once after plans for creating a permanent ordinance were delayed during the recession to avoid the high cost of the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) process.
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Seven airlines improved mishandled baggage rates in 2011: Alaska, American, Atlantic Southeast, Delta, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue and SkyWest Airlines. The mishandled baggage rate for the industry decreased from 3.49 per 1,000 passengers in 2010 to 3.35 last year.
Southwest Airlines once again had the lowest consumer complaint rate, 0.32 complaints per 100,000 passengers; United Airlines had the highest consumer complaint rate at 2.21.
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The majority of complaints fell into four categories: flight problems, 34.9 percent; baggage, 14.3 percent; customer service, 12.1 percent, and reservations, ticketing and boarding, 11.2 percent.
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 10:11 AM
I am looking for ideas on a 1st birthday party for a boy like themes, games, things to do .
any help would be great
Posted 31 August 2007 - 01:17 PM
I have always found 1st Birthday parties to be difficult to co-ordinate.
Does Kayden like the Wiggles or Hi5 or anything else like that. Maybe a Wiggly Wiggly Party. Lots of Wiggles music and I know you can get Wiggles wrapping paper and things like that.
None of my kids ever had a theme for their 1st Birthday. they all had lots of older kids (cousins/neighbours) at their party so I never really planned a theme.
Posted 31 August 2007 - 01:27 PM
Hi Leah,
I am currently organising one for my DS. He will gonna have a pooh bear and friends theme. I bought a pull string pinata from big w, costing $25. I will be having a pass a parcel and bought some pooh bear stuff like cloring books for $2 off reject shops. And the good old pin the tail of the donkey that I personalised using Eeyore. That's all I can think of atm, DS is too young and wouldn't understand those games but those were for older kids to entertain them.
Posted 31 August 2007 - 02:19 PM
We hard a 'farm' theme party for DDs first birthday. We held it at a farm and a spit roast for lunch. I made a farm birthday cake and bought lots of farm themed goodies (stickers, finger puppets, hand puppets, beanie babe style ducklings etc) as thank you gifts for the kids that came. We didn't have any games but did do a treasure hunt.
Posted 31 August 2007 - 02:38 PM
I just spent an absolute fortune on DS's first birthday - but it looks like it will be worth it!
I want his first b'day to be real special so will be going all out
I got this set, plus many other things to match
Expensive, but oh so cute!
Posted 31 August 2007 - 02:52 PM
We didn't bother for the 1st birthday as they honestly do not know or care. We decorated the house with some nice balloons which he loved and put up a happy 1st birthday banner, etc. We did however spent quite a bit on getting a designer cake made, which was truly stunning and delicious. I suppose if we had small children who were attending, it would have been a different story, depending on how many were attending.
Posted 31 August 2007 - 03:38 PM
I know he wont be able to remember it but as an adult now i Love looking back at photos of my 1st birthday and all the work mum and dad put into it it is special, the games etc are more for older kids and big kids at heart (like me )
is it possible to hire farm animals in QLD actualli just rang old macs and its $320 for 1.5 hours
Edited by kaydensmum, 31 August 2007 - 03:46 PM.
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 08:15 PM
We didn't bother for the 1st birthday as they honestly do not know or care.
We feel the same about Ella's. The only kids coming are an 11 mth old and a 14 mth old and the rest are adults, so games and themes are not needed. Thank goodness! It sounds exhausting what some of you have done or are doing! Guess I've got all that to look forward to in the next couple of years.
Posted 02 September 2007 - 09:13 PM
We are not yet 6 months but I already have the idea for a good old fashioned Teddy Bears Picnic. Many of the adults I know still have there favourite teddy bear and we have all been talking about the food we had a parties when we were young so we are going to do a step back in time while the bubs are young enough to not know that the party is really for us disgused as kids one.
Posted 03 September 2007 - 04:19 AM
I think 1st birthdays are more for the adults! For my DD we just did family and people met through mothers' group (who have now become her best friends). We didn't do a theme and I made a cat cake as she loved cats at the time. We went to the local park so that any older kids could just run around and play. We will be doing the same sort of thing for DS. Simple yet enjoyable. IMO, wait till their older and will appreciate all the effort you put in to do themes, party games etc.
Edited by kimba2010, 03 September 2007 - 04:20 AM.
Posted 04 September 2007 - 03:03 PM
We just had DD's 1st birthday party on the weekend. It was fantastic . We had it at a forest with lots of nature around - there were kangaroos etc. We had a big tarp with lots of toys - you can hire heaps of bigger toys from toy libraries. We cooked a BBQ and had your usual lollies etc. We asked people to BYO chairs. I gave out lolly bags equiped for babies and/or kids - we had 13 babies at ours and 4 kids. We didn't play games or anything - they had enough fun on all the big toys etc.
We did exactly the same for DS. I would definately do it again.
Posted 08 September 2007 - 08:23 PM
I second the teddy bears picnic. That's what we are planning. We now have heaps of kids to invite, so we will be having it at a local playground (has several playground areas to suit all ages). It will most likely be an afternoon tea with just cake and nibblies. I will ask everyone to BYO drinks and chair/picnic rug. It will be great fun (weather permitting )
The only game we will have is right after the cake, where we will have a couple of piniatas filled with goodies...but they will be ball shaped ones we make at home out of paper mache and the kids will take turns kicking them as opposed to whacking them with a stick!
Posted 11 September 2007 - 04:39 PM
I went to a 1st birthday recently, my first ever. I'm sure the kids would have been happy with anything but I can't tell you how much I enjoyed my first chocolate crackle in about 25 years!! Definitely a great nostalgia trip for the grown-up kids there.
When my daughter reaches 1, I plan to keep it really simple. Balloons on the gate, fruit for the kids, fairy bread and a nice glass of wine for me...
Posted 12 September 2007 - 06:55 PM
For Isabelle's 1st birthday we had a BBQ with family and close friends, there was about 6 kids and thats all... i didn't over do it which was nice and plan on doing the same for Rylin
Posted 14 September 2007 - 08:31 PM
My DS's 1st birthday is in 2.5 weeks and we are having a reasonably big party. It's winnie the pooh themed with a winnie cake and cookies, cupcakes. swamp bread (nutella instead of butter), cheerios etc
We will lolly bags and for the little ones, I' bought some 1-3yr biscuits so they don't miss out.
No games, I'm gonna be busy enough as it is. I'm making my own birthday banner out of a canvas banner they were gonna throw out at work - still gotta paint that too..........
That's all really, hope it helped.
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Hi Johnnys - I envy you the impending snow storm predicted to exceed 12 inches with the 'lake effect" I hear. I spent Christmas this year in your Catskill Mountains - little snow this time which was a disappointment to me. Nothing quite like snow falling in the woods at dusk. Robert Frost wrote of it so movingly and memorably in his famous poem:
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Posted 24 May 2014 - 01:30 AM
currently 54, Dx in 2013 at 53. Symptoms started in 1992. I am the 6th person in my family to have PD over the space 4 generations, the second with YOPD. Can we say "genetics"?
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Current age= 56
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56, dx one yr ago. First symptom was anxiety 7 yrs ago, then left tremors/bradykinesia 3 yrs ago. Toronto, Canada
Norman Dx 04/2013 at Age 56, No meds for 1yr. Used Sinemet 100/25 5 t/d 1 1/2 tab at 6:00, 1 tab at 11:00, 1 1/2 at 16:00, and 1 tab close to midnight. After 1 yr on Sinemet my neurologist put me on 10 mg of Selegiline. Another good move on his part, I feel better overall. Main symptoms: Left side tremors, bradykinesia, fine motor skills problems, apathy, anxiety, swallowing problems. Sinemet lifted the gloom and reduced all my symptoms, small tremors persist. Intolerance to stress persists.
After one yr on Sinemet, dyskinesia started in the form of head bobbing and squirming. Stopped Sinemet and Selegiline on May 18th 2016 to begin treatment with Mucuna Pruriens. Dyskinesia disappeared 4 days later. Progressively increasing dosage, now taking 10 g a day.
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I am 45, DX Sept 2013. Have had symptoms for 10 years, dystonia/rigidity. I am in Nevada Also have Lupus
YOPD and dystonia DX 2013 symptomatic for 15 years 25/100 Sinemet 5x daily 1mg Azilect 50/200 Sinemet CR at bedtime Miralax 17mg 5mg Valium 3x daily
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I'm right here. Where are you?
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Afoney- what was the first symptom you noticed?
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Afoney- what was the first symptom you noticed?
REM Sleep behavior Disorder. Kicking punching and yelling in my sleep. Id wake up with a hole in the wall and bleeding knuckles. Insomnia was becoming an issue too.
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Diffbot is one of the coolest new ideas on the internet. The service brings monitoring to the web in a new and interesting way. The company is just about to release a whole slew of projects built on its collection of Diffbot APIs for following changes to web pages and RSS, as well as extracting clean text from websites.
Daily API RoundUp: InterServer, Wia, AdRoll, TrustPilot, NASA, Clearsite
Eighteen APIs have been added to the ProgrammableWeb directory in categories such as Internet of Things, Monitoring, Translation, Payments and others. Included today are two more APIs from NASA, including one that returns astronaut EVA data. Here's a rundown of the latest additions.
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Honeybadger Read
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|The Bosun API integrates monitoring and notification of the Q&A site Stack Exchange. It is available in JSON architecture with Api Key. Bosun is an open source alerting system with an API.
Thousand Eyes
|The Thousand Eyes API integrates data monitoring and performance features. It is available in JSON architecture with token. Resources include sandbox, tests metadata, and user management. Thousand...
|The SEOMonitor API integrates search engine optimization features into applications. It is available in JSON architecture with HTTP responses. Token is required to authenticate. As a service, users...
|The eRanker API integrates audit tools into SEO applications. It is available in HTTP request methods with GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE commands. Api Key is required to authenticate. As a service,...