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Bird Bits: Bears hand Cardinals another loss
The Story:
A familiar storyline for the Arizona Cardinals -- a solid defensive performance derailed by the failings of the offense.
Arizona's defense held the Bears to 297 yards of offense, but Chicago's two defensive touchdowns were too much for the Cardinals to overcome.
In the first quarter, after Chicago punter Adam Podlesh pinned the Cardinals at their own four-yard line, running back Beanie Wells slipped as he took a hand-off from quarterback Ryan Lindley and fumbled as he fell untouched. Chicago's Zack Bowman pounced on the ball and returned it one yard for the touchdown, putting Chicago up 7-0.
Early in the third quarter with Chicago leading 21-6, Lindley threw a pass right to defensive back Charles Tillman, who ran it in ten yards for the score that stretched the Bears' lead to 22.
It was pretty much stat-padding from that point on.
The Good:
The Cardinals were able to involve Larry Fitzgerald in the offense more than they had in weeks prior. The six-time Pro Bowler had just 10 catches for 79 yards in the five games prior to Sunday. Against the Bears, Fitzgerald nabbed eight passes for 111 yards. It was only Fitzgerald's second 100-yard game this season.
Punter Dave Zastudil continued his outstanding season landing six of his eight punts inside the Chicago 20-yard line.
Defensive end Calais Campbell also kept his Pro Bowl-caliber season going tying for the team-lead with eight total tackles, a quarterback sack and a pass defensed.
Veteran safety Adrian Wilson blocked an Olindo Mare field goal attempt which Justin Bethel returned 82 yards for the Cardinals only touchdown.
The Bad:
The offense. No touchdowns again for the Cardinals on offense. Lindley and Hoyer combined to throw two interceptions on the day. Lindley, Hoyer and John Skelton (who was inactive for the game) have combined to throw just two touchdowns and 17 interceptions since Kevin Kolb was injured in Week 6 against Buffalo.
The running game struggled mightily as well, mustering only 29 yards on 19 carries. William Powell had the longest run of the day, a seven-yard "jaunt".
� The Cardinals have gone 26 quarters without a passing touchdown.
� Fitzgerald needs 225 receiving yards in the season finale against the 49ers to extend his streak of 1,000-yard seasons to six. In other words, it looks bleak.
� This is the 15th season of 10 or more losses for the Cardinals since they moved to the Valley in 1988.
He Said It:
"We're not getting the production out of that position. It's hard to win in this league if you don't do better from that standpoint." -- Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt, on the play of his quarterbacks.
Coming Up Next:
The Cardinals wrap up their disappointing season next Sunday in San Francisco against the 49ers.
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- Thoughts on the 2014 Arizona Cardinals schedule
- Michael Bidwill, Cardinals president - Thursday April 24What goes into the Cardinals� draft preparation?
- Mark Schlereth, ESPN NFL analyst - Tuesday April 22ESPN NFL analyst Mark Schlereth talks about the NFL Draft.
- Terry McDonough, Cardinals VP of player personnel - Tuesday April 22Who will the Cardinals draft with their first-round pick?
- Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals wide receiver - Tuesday April 22How are the Cardinals getting better in the offseason?
- Derek Carr- Fresno State quarterback - Monday April 21Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr talks about the NFL Draft.


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I'm doing BFL to lose about 8-10 lbs. I'm on Week 2 of the challenge. Last week felt great! I had lots of energy and I gave it my absolute all in the workouts. I watched my eating fairly well, although my sugar and carbs were probably a bit high. Last week I lost about 1.5 lbs or so.
However, this week I'm really not feeling it. I feel like I'm not reaching my high points at all and I'm constantly hungry all the time. I know I'm definitely eating too much and it's frustrating because I know my workouts aren't compensating that. I'm a runner and I'm used to burning a LOT more calories than I do with BFL...but now this week I'm having a hard time keeping my portions in check because I feel so hungry.
I guess I'm just trying to figure out what's best for me. Prior to taking on the BFL challenge, I was already doing strength training 1-2x per week with circuits. These circuits were tough and I usually work 2 muscle groups at a time. My heart rate was up the whole time. The other workouts I did during the week were a mixture of various training runs.
I am putting running on the back burner for awhile to concentrate on BFL, but I know for a fact I'm not burning as many calories, and I wasn't unfit before starting the challenge. I know abs are made in the kitchen and most importantly I need to watch my eating, but I feel like I have an uncontrollable appetite.
What should I do about this?
Do you follow the portions from the BFL book and the water intake too? Basically you should be drinking a glass of water with every meal. The water acts as a filler after you eat your meal. The portions from the Eating for Life book seem good. I just had the Egg Sandwich from that book and it was great and supper filling. For too long I was making, me recipes with white rice and white bread and never felt full, especially because was kidding myself into thinking that TACO bell was healthy if I got chicken and no cheese but it was on a white flour pita which was basically 2 tablespoons of sugar. Good luck to you and I hope you get the Eating for Life book because I use it probably twice a day!
I, too, did not have a lot to lose (you can look at my profile, if you wish). I was gradually gaining weight after having surgery, and wanted to give this program 100% to see where it could take me. I also have worked out my entire adult life with weights & cardio, and had a fairly clean diet.
First of all, congrats on your decision. I think you will be pleased with the program, if you give it time.
Giving up running, for the time being, is a good decision. However the HIIT workouts are a really important part of the program. If youdo too much cardio, you start to lose some of that muscle you work so hard to build. If you stick to the HIIT and hit your 10's, meaning you dont' feel like you could go another minute (it's called the puke factor for me), then that is all the cardio you will need.
So, you lost 1.5#'s the first week, and your eating wasn't that good. Imagine where you'd be if your diet was spot on. If you are not running like you used to and you are eating the correct portions of the right foods at the right times and drinking all your water, you shouldn't be getting hungry. Maybe you can post a day's worth of meals here, so we can help you out.
I don't know why you don't feel you are hitting your high points; you have to dig deeper within to figure that out. As far as the circuit training you were doing, you were including some cardio within the program. When you do the weights for BFL, you don't need to do that, since you are getting your cardio on alternating days. On weight days, you want to focus on building that muscle. So dig deep and lift as hard as you can, and focus on the muscle group you are working. If you lift slow and lower slowly, you are gonna feel the burn.
You mentioned abs, so I am assuming they are an issue for you. Yes, 80% of this program is in the kitchen, so that is the starting point. Until you get that tackled, the rest will be slower to follow. I did work my abs on Cardio days, so technically three times per week, instead of just LBWO days, as suggested in the program.
You can do this, just trust the program and let it work for you. Don't let your mind play those games with you.
I did the same thing, really. The first few weeks, I tried to justify a little sneak/snack here and there by telling myself I didn't have "that much to lose" or it really wouldn't hurt me much. But it did. Once, I really committed 110% and trusted the program, I started to see results. I only lost 12#'s, which put me even 6# lower than my goal weight, but I also lost body fat & inches. If you have not taken body fat, measurements or pictures, I suggest you do that ASAP!
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I had a similar issue, what I did was cut out all sugars for a couple of weeks, even fruts... it is the sugars that make you hungry, if you stick to the EAS shakes you will not get hungry... I gradually added sugar back (fruits mainly) and I feel great, I no longer feel like I'm doing BFL, now it is normal and routine... hope that helps.
Thanks for the replies!
I am still doing the HIIT cardio with running on a treadmill--what I mean by "putting running on the back burner" is that I'm not currently training for anything so the only time I run is during HIIT. And by "abs are made in the kitchen" I just meant that as the general phrase--I'm not concerned about what I'm supposed to be doing to work my abs, I just meant that what you eat matters more for fat loss.
I felt like I wasn't hitting my high points--I was doing what I was doing last week but I didn't feel as fatigued/shaky afterwards and it didn't feel as challenging. I even added more weight but I just feel like I'm missing something. I do feel like I hit high points in HIIT, but that's the only time.
Maybe my problem was that I sped up my cadence a little bit? I know I was always going over the alloted time for the weight workouts, so I tried to speed it up so I would finish in the 47 minutes or whatever it was. Do you think it's more beneficial for me to just take it slow and feel that burn than it is to finish in the recommended amount of time?
For example, my breakfast this morning was a toasted whole grain english muffin with 1 tbsp peanut butter (all natural, no sugar) and a little bit of organic jam. I also had a container of greek yogurt for protein. I had 26 grams of protein, 5 grams of fiber, about 40 grams carbs. I was ravenous after not even two hours. Keep in mind that my usual breakfast before starting BFL was 1/2 cup oatmeal with pb and banana--very little protein but it kept me full for HOURS.
I snacked on a Larabar because I was teaching so that was all I could do, and then for lunch I had a ham sandwich on whole wheat bread with about 1/2 ounce cheese, an orange, and some bell pepper strips. Filled me up at the time but I was extremely hungry within two hours.
I lost 10 lbs in the fall with marathon training--I felt great but I was eating far less protein/mostly vegetarian. Now I'm trying to get more protein and I'm ALWAYS hungry.
That was today so far (well, after school I snacked on the rest of the orange (I didn't finish it) and some coffee with milk.) A typical full day would be something like this:
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^^That's what I was eating last week and I felt pretty good with that, but this week, even though I don't really feel like I'm making many changes, I'm just always hungry. I know my carbs are probably too high according to BFL, but I've experimented with lower-carb before and I NEED carbs to feel full--I know my body. When I don't eat adequate carbs I'm ravenous. When I eat only eggs for breakfast my stomach doesn't even stop rumbling for a second--they don't fill me up. I need oatmeal or something carby in order to make the hunger go away.
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Carrie follows up the struggle of breaking up with Mr. Big by dating.
Four beautiful female New Yorkers gossip about their sex-lives (or lack thereof) and find new ways to deal with being a woman in the 90's.
Chris Noth Cynthia Nixon David Eigenberg Kim Cattrall Kristin Davis
Comedy, Drama
Suitable only for 15 years and over.
Carrie follows up the struggle of breaking up with Mr. Big by dating.
Carrie invites Mr. Big to her birthday party.
Carrie dates numerous freaks.
Carrie begins to enjoy the single life.
Charlotte falls for a widower...whom she meets at a fashion designer's funeral.
Carrie officially gets back with Big.
The girls are invited to take part in a wedding...much to their dismay!
Samantha begins seeing a 72-year-old millionaire.
Samantha bumps into an old boyfriend who is now a drag queen.
Carrie and Big say 'I love you.'
Carrie tries (unsuccessfully) to leave some feminine items behind at Big's place
Big tells Carrie that he is moving to Paris for six months.
Carrie meets another 'wrong' guy in her shrink's waiting room.
Carrie makes a date with her 'buddy.'
Carrie dates a short-story writer...and his family.
Carrie questions dating an alcoholic man.
Carrie and the girls get a share in the Hamptons.
In the Season Two finale, Big reveals to Carrie that he is engaged.


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Queens Chronicle (02.07.13)
To help prevent older adults from contracting STDs, some New York City senior centers are providing free condoms and informational sessions to its members. According to an agency spokesperson, the city's Department of Health (DOH) distributes both male and female condoms as well as lubricant to more than 3,500 sites through its NYC Condom Availability Program. In 2012, the program sent 245,000 condoms to senior centers in the five boroughs.
Jacqueline Eradiri, executive director of the Ridgewood Older Adult Center, explained that men are at a premium and some men are having sex with more than one partner. This may result in STD transmission. To create awareness of safe sex, Eradiri periodically invites healthcare professionals to the center to speak about safe sex and demonstrate how to put on a condom. She keeps condoms and an equal number of individual lubricant packets in her desk drawer. DOH provides 1,000 of each to the center; clients ask for them when they need them. However, not all centers function in this way. Judy Ascherman, assistant director of the Howard Beach Senior Center, stated that she does not feel comfortable distributing condoms to clients, so she does not accept the free condoms that DOH offers to the center.
To better educate seniors, an independent collective of professional sexuality educators, researchers, authors, trainers, and counselors have created the SaferSex4Seniors.org site to teach elders about protected intercourse.
Pat Bishop, the executive director at the Rockaway Boulevard Senior Center in South Ozone Park, noted that DOH does not provide condoms for her facility, but its parent group, Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults (JSPOA), has a grant-funded department with staffers who visit the location to talk about safe sex and HIV transmission. Betty DeBaptiste, a retired nurse and HIV coordinator with JSPOA, gives safe sex classes. She mentioned that the education sessions include a film in which elder adults discuss the topic as well as demonstrate how to use both male and female condoms. She explained that she usually notifies the audience that they may leave the room, if they feel uncomfortable during the demonstrations, but only one or two have ever left.
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"I coaxed this easy (and forgiving) recipe from its maker after tasting it at a pot luck, and was surprised by its simplicity. Just a few ingredients make a delicious summer side dish for anything barbecued, grilled, or smoked - especially if the squash is home grown!"
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chopped onion
1/4 cup
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1 tablespoon
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1 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
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Cooked the onion with the squash. I used Ritz crackers instead of bread crumbs. This is really rich so the second time I made it I halved the butter that's mixed into the topping. Everybody asks for this recipe.
Not bad, but quite bland and boring. I'd rather eat just boiled (or steamed) squash with butter than bother with this recipe. I'll stick with the fabulous Yellow Squash Casserole recipe when I want something along this line.
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Good. First squash casserole recipe I've seen without cheese. Next time will boil the squash for a shorter period of time and use a lot less butter for the topping. Baked this in convection oven at 325 for 45 minutes.
I added some Parmesan cheese on top also---yummy
I also used seasoned breadcrumbs because that was all I had, and I also did 3 yellow squash and 3 zucchini. I really think this is such a great recipe that even having to make a couple of changes didn't change how great it turned out! Will deffinately be making this again! Now back to the yummy goodness!!!
This is a great recipe! Instead of dry bread crumbs I used progresso garlic & herb bread crumbs and it gave it a little kick!
This was fantastic! I did tweak it just a tad for our own tastes. We grew our own squash and used that. I used plain whole wheat bread crumbs and added about 1 tbs. Italian seasoning to it. To the chopped onion I also added 4 small cloves of garlic that I pressed through a garlic press. Then, for the top coating of bread crumbs I substituted crushed up Ritz crackers in place of bread crumbs for a little different, crunchy flavor. This also makes great leftovers. Will be making this again!
Very, VERY good. I made w/ a mix of 'calabaza' squash (like a pale zucchini) and frozen yellow squash. Would be good for a veggie potluck, swapping the butter for seasoned olive oil. Whole family liked it, even the veg-reluctant among us.
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Last week, basketballer Rotnei Clarke decided to get word to the press that he'd asked for a release from his Arkansas scholarship. Over the weekend, new coach Mike Anderson considered the situation. Yesterday, the Razorbacks' leading scorer from a year ago was given his release.
"Upon receiving a written request and meeting with (Clarke), as part of our review process, it is clear to me that it is in the best interests of everyone for Rotnei to continue his academic and athletic career elsewhere," AD Jeff Long said via statement yesterday. "We wish him well and hope that he finds what he is searching for at a new institution."
Anderson also released comments yesterday: "Shortly after I arrived, I met with him and was given every indication that he wanted to be a part of our program moving forward. Recently, Rotnei informed me of his intent to leave the University of Arkansas. At that time, I informed him that he would need to speak with the athletic director regarding his request. I then recommended to Jeff Long that we grant him a release to allow him to speak to other schools."
"We will continue to build our program with student-athletes who are committed on and off the court to being Razorbacks," Anderson continued. "That is how this program was built, with guys who are dedicated to the hard work, pride and passion it requires to be a part of the championship tradition of Razorback Basketball."
Last week, Clarke told CBSSports.com: "I love the school and the fans, but I just don't feel as though it's the best fit for me basketball-wise." He also said, "I have spent the last couple of months getting to know Coach Anderson, his staff and his system. And I still feel as though it's best for me to finish my career somewhere else."
Clarke averaged 14.2 points per game over his 92-game UA career. He holds the school record for most points in a game with 51 versus Alcorn State in 2009-10. He was one of the deadliest three-point gunners in the SEC.
Without Clarke — and Glenn Bryant and Jeff Peterson who also transferred out — the Hogs will have just six returning scholarship players next season. Four of Arkansas' five spring signees, however, are expected to be academically eligible.
It's one thing to have 10 scholarship players. It's another thing to have 10 scholarship players when trying to run up and down the court with a "40 minutes of Hell" style of play.
Making matters worse, the departures of Clarke and Bryant will be another hit on UA's APR score. The Hogs are already being docked one scholarship due to a history of low scores. (Peterson had already graduated, so his departure will not count against the program.)
As for Clarke, he'll have to sit out a year before playing his final season of college ball at his new school.
Clarke Granted Release From Arkansas
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Last week, basketballer Rotnei Clarke decided to get word to the press that he'd asked for a release from his Arkansas scholarship. Over the weekend, new coach Mike Anderson considered the situation. Yesterday, the Razorbacks' leading scorer from a year ago was given his release.
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Friday, December 20, 2013
It might as well be the post-season for the New England Patriots, even though a loss to Baltimore this Sunday won't end the year right away.
It might, however, bring the end to an injury-marred, star-crossed campaign a little closer to reality.
The nature of the present-day NFL is "on any given Sunday." In other words, anyone can beat anyone on any given game day. That has certainly been the case in 2013, and with every team in the league touched by significant injuries, it gets harder each week to separate contenders from pretenders...if you don't look at the won-loss records.
A week ago, the 10-4 Patriots were in position to play for the #1 overall seed for the upcoming AFC playoffs. Now? The stark reality of the NFL has the same Patriots' team - after a 24-20 road loss to Miami - staring at playoff oblivion should they fall at Baltimore this Sunday. In truth, New England isn't eliminated with a loss...but it puts them in a win-or-else game on the final Sunday against Buffalo just to get into the post-season.
That's a far cry from being the top seed. But the reality in today's NFL. Today's champ could be tomorrow's chump.
Add to this equation a team that has lost a significant number of key players from their lineup due to injuries - on both sides of the ball - and that adds to the immediacy of the current situation. Baltimore (8-6) is the hottest team in the AFC right now, having won four straight...and the defending Super Bowl champ Ravens still have a shot to win their division if they beat New England. A win on Sunday for the Patriots puts New England in the playoffs as AFC East champ for a 5th straight year, and back in command of their chase for a first-round bye. But a loss?
It doesn't end the season. But it sure does put those playoff plans on hold for another week...with only one week left to play.
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It always helps to make the big plays on offense, but in this instance, it's the Patriots defense that needs to rise to the occasion. The defense has 14 interceptions on the season, but they haven't picked off a pass in three of the last five games...including the last two. With Ravens' QB Joe Flacco having thrown 17 interceptions on the season, and having thrown multiple picks on five different occasions, the time is right for the New England "D" to come up with a big play. Or two. Turnovers can give the offense a short field, and a short field can lead to easier points on the scoreboard.
Pick your poison
Baltimore has had a tougher time running the ball so far this season, as Ray Rice's previous high standards haven't been realized behind a depleted offensive liine. But Flacco's targets at wide receiver are as dangerous as ever, with Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones both capable of beating a team deep. Jones has also been particularly effective in the return game for the Ravens, who have been offensively challenged this season (only one game of 30 points, five under 20 points). The secondary should focus on taking one of Baltimore's targets out of the equation, so they can at least see where the other darts might be headed.
Think end zone in the red zone
This is always the case, naturally. But without TE Rob Gronkowski, the Patriots managed to score only once in four red zone chances against the Dolphins last week...struggling as they did earlier in the year when Gronk had not yet returned to the lineup. Going up against a Baltimore defense that was tied for the top spot in NFL red zone defense just a week ago will make things tougher than they faced in Miami. Tom Brady and his offensive play-caller Josh McDaniels both need to figure out a way to score six instead of three when they get the ball in deep...and against the Ravens' improving defense, it won't be easy.
Ravens 23, Patriots 20
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John Bauer Territory Sales Representative • California & Arizona
John joined Johnny's Sales team in 2009, bringing an extensive history in the agriculture industry to the position. John's past endeavors have included opening an organic market garden in New Hampshire 40 years ago, farming over 200 acres of conventionally and organically grown crops in Massachusetts, serving as a former Research and Production Director, and holding the position of GM for a large organic vegetable and herb farm in California.
John's passion has always been trialing and discovering innovative new varieties, production methods, and equipment design. In California he has broadened our knowledge base on the value of beneficial flower insectary crops and hedgerows, exploring creative ways to control insects and diseases within an organic system. He has also gained insight into leading-edge varieties bred and developed for the California vegetable and herb farming industry. John takes this responsibility seriously and works energetically to service growers and businesses within this dynamic region.
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Lainie Kertesz Territory Sales Representative • Northwest US, Alaska, & Hawai'i
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Luke Donahue Territory Sales Representative • Northeast US
Originally from Connecticut, Luke's career in agriculture began on the West Coast, where he apprenticed on a California vegetable farm and quickly worked his way up to managing small market operations in Oregon. After returning to New England, he set up an organic growing operation on the banks of the Mousam River in Southern, Maine, supplying vegetables, herbs, and flowers to regional farmers' markets, CSAs, and restaurants. Luke has come to value the hard work, persistence, and commitment required to sustain a small farm operation. Recognizing that New England's strong local food system is reliant upon the success of small commercial growers throughout the region, Luke's role as Johnny's Northeast Territory Sales Rep is to support and advance that success in every way possible.
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Kristen Dubord Territory Sales Representative • Northeast US & US Territories
Kristen began working with Johnny's in 2010. Kristen was raised in a family of avid growers who sold pumpkins, berries, and select vegetables from the family home. Those early years fostered a strong passion for growing, and with her husband Matthew, Kristen maintains a small, nearly self-sustaining farm along the banks of the Sandy River. Prior to joining Johnny's team, Kristen ran her own business and fostered her experience with client-oriented best practices and prioritizing customer care above and beyond expectations. Her focus on customer care and relationship-building has been a strong asset within the Johnny's team. She also has an extensive educational background in Environmental Science and is a passionate outdoor enthusiast.
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Ken Fine Territory Sales Representative • North Midwest US & Massachusetts
Ken has worked with commercial growers at Johnny's Selected Seeds since 1999. He has observed the evolution of small organic farms struggling on the fringe to the era of locally grown, organic produce being appreciated in the mainstream. He likes to stay current with successful market farming techniques, trends in consumer interest, and the best varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers available.
Ken's background in farming dates back to 1981, with an apprenticeship at the UC Santa Cruz Farm Project. In 1985 he founded a mixed vegetable market farm in Liberty, Maine, growing specialty lettuces, greens, and a full line of quality produce of all types. The harvest was sold directly to stores and restaurants in regional Mid Coast Maine and shipped to restaurants as far afield as Portland and Boston.
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Randy Cummings Territory Sales Representative • South Central US
Johnny's 2013 Employee of the Year, Randy Cummings is the Territory Sales Representative for the South Central United States. He joined the Johnny's team in 2011, with a public relations and customer service background cultivated over more than 20 years, with experience in businesses ranging from his own family's small neighborhood market to large corporations. Randy shares his passion for better understanding Johnny's customers' diverse needs and seeks to improve the customer experience in everything he does.
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Rod Heyerdahl Territory Sales Representative • Southeast US
Rod joined the team at Johnny's as Southeast Sales Representative in 2011. With degrees that include a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Master's in Agricultural Entomology, Rod has been in the vegetable industry since 1988. Although the majority of his experience has been gained in field production of major vegetable crops, Rod has broad interest in the many different growing systems utilized by Johnny's customers. Located in Tifton, Georgia, one of Rod's primary goals is to learn firsthand about the challenges that growers in the Southeast are facing.
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Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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Amy brings a wealth of experience and working familiarity with Johnny's varieties from prior positions within our Contact Center and the Albion Farm. While at Johnny's Research Farm, she acquired hands-on experience spanning our entire seed-production process, from starting crops in the greenhouse, transplanting, cultivating, and harvesting, to sluicing and cleaning seeds. This past experience has given her insight into, and appreciation of crops not just for the edible harvest they provide, but for the seed potential they generate.
Amy additionally possesses extensive working knowledge accrued from running her own homestead farm, with the goal of meeting her family's needs to every extent possible, in year-round production of an extensive array of vegetables, fruit, and free-range livestock. Amy looks forward to connecting with commercial growers throughout her territory.
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Dave Veilleux Sales Support Specialist • Northwest & South-Central US
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Dave joined us as the most recent addition to Johnny's sales team, in 2013. His interest in gardening and growing took hold about 10 years ago, upon planting his first vegetable garden. Since then he has worked in several different fields, all with a dedicated emphasis on customer service, sales, and client relations. Since his first foray into the world of growing his own food, he has been fortunate to meet other growers, kindle working friendships, and help out on locally-owned farms, gaining a first-hand look into the daily tasks and challenges of small farmers everywhere. He is pleased to join Johnny's, and is excited to begin creating and improving relationships with the growers in his region.
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Direct Line: 207-238-5358
Joy Frost Sales Support Specialist • Northeast & Southeast US
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Joy has worked at Johnny's since 1996. She has worked in the Contact Center and in Customer Service, and has also provided support for International Sales. Joy's experience allows her to provide excellent support for her Territory Sales Representatives, as well as great customer assistance.
In addition to her support role, Joy coordinates Johnny's Wholesale Packet Program and packet seed company sales, and serves as the Lead for our Sales Support Specialist Team.
Bethany Allen Sales Support Specialist • Northeast US, US Territories, & South Central US
Bethany will soon be joining us as the Sales Support Specialist for Randy Cummings and Kristen Dubord.
Bethany has served as a Contact Center specialist here at Johnny's since December 2013. Prior to that she worked as a year-round market attendant for Fairwinds Farm in Topsham, Maine, and as the Field Manager Apprentice at Crystal Springs Farm in Brunswick, Maine. She has also been employed as a Development Associate for Project Bread – The Walk for Hunger, in Boston, Massachusetts. Bethany attended Brown University, studying International Development, with a focus on nutrition. We're excited to welcome her to Johnny's Commercial Sales Team.
Chris Siladi Territory Sales Representative • Canada
Chris started with Johnny's in 1998 with over five years of experience working on market farms and in the fresh vegetable retail trade. He has enjoyed growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers for over 40 years. Chris has more than 15 years' experience helping growers in Canada and international markets, during which he has remained current with emerging farming techniques and acquired extensive knowledge of existing markets. He has helped many growers to become more efficient and successful while building a strong relationship between the grower and Johnny's Selected Seeds.
With his extensive knowledge of the Canadian markets and a detailed understanding of Canadian import regulations, Chris is responsible for all Canadian sales.
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Toll-Free: 877-564-6697, ext. 5311
Direct Line: 207-238-5311
Eva Littlefield Sales Support Specialist • Canada
Eva is the Sales Support Specialist for Chris Siladi, Canada.
Eva has worked at Johnny's since December of 1998. Previously, as a member of our Contact Center, she has built strong relationships between Johnny's and customers, and has specialized in assisting the Canadian Sales team to process orders. Her excellent customer service and first-hand knowledge of growing help customers become more efficient and successful in their quest for high-quality seed and produce. Eva has been an avid gardener and homesteader for over 35 years.
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Toll-free: 877-564-6697 ext. 5396
Direct Line: 207-238-5396
Anthony Stevenson Territory Sales Representative • International
Anthony joined Johnny's International Sales Department in 2007. Anthony holds a Master's in Business Administration and is fluent in Spanish. He is the Territory Sales Representative for all countries excluding the United States and Canada.
Anthony works to ensure his customers' success from garden to market by staying up-to-date with gardening techniques, culinary trends, and technical growing knowledge. Every spring he looks forward to starting his own garden — something he has done nearly every year since childhood.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Toll-Free: 877-564-6697, ext. 5310
Direct Line: 207-238-5310
Brittany Richard Sales Support Specialist • International
Brittany is the Sales Support Specialist for Anthony Stevenson, International
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Zack Kassian now has goals in three consecutive games for the Canucks. He continues to thrive on the RW with the Sedin twins.
Mason Raymond is worth an add right now - he won't sustain this kind of production, but he looks every bit the player that scored 25 goals a few years ago. He took a ton of heat for his play last season, but people tended to forget he was coming off of a broken back that he suffered in the Cup Final. Raymond has a lot of talent, and he looks ready to show that once again this year.
Cory Schneider was sensational, keeping the Canucks in the game until their special teams took over. 30 save shutout.
Last night was a great example as to why Corey Perry is so valuable in PIM leagues. He threw a few temper tantrums and ended up with 9 PIM.
Speaking of PIM, Matt Beleskey was in two scraps and ended up with 12 PIM. He fared pretty well in both of them (Volpatti and Bieksa).
Alex Ovechkin - pointless and only two shots on goal in about 22 minutes of ice time last night.
Of Mike Ribeiro's 15 minutes of ice time, almost half of it came on the PP. He did score a goal in that time.
Mike Green played 10 minutes on the PP, 30 minutes total, and he finished with a goal and a helper.
Michal Neuvirth started his second consecutive game, and he stopped 32 of 35 shots faced.
Ilya Kovalchuk and David Clarkson combined for 12 SOG. Kovy also scored the OT winner for the Devils.
Martin Brodeur's strong start to the season continues - he has now won all three of his starts.
The Staal brothers combined for two points and eight SOG in the win over Buffalo last night.
Mikhail Grigorenko played only seven minutes for the Sabres.
Vanek and Pominville each had a point and combined for 10 shots on goal. Both have gotten off to terrific starts - perhaps a few early sell high candidates?
Dan Ellis had a great game with 40 saves for the Hurricanes - having a capable back up is going to be super important this year more than ever.
Keep an eye on Calgary - Sven Baertschi may be a healthy scratch tonight as the Flames welcome back Hudler and Cervenka (more below).
Jaromir Jagr is day to day with a minor back issue - he may miss a game or two but it doesn't sound serious.
Scott Gomez is making his season debut for the Sharks tonight. Any guesses for how he fares tonight and for the rest of the season? I could see him playing limited EV minutes and a lot on the PP.
A very solid NHL debut for Jonas Brodin - he saw steady minutes on the MIN back end, and ended up with his first NHL point, too.
Ryan Suter played 32 minutes for the Wild. They know he isn't a robot, right?
A very Parise-like performance from Parise last night - two goals and six shots on goal. He was a buzzsaw all night long for Minnesota.
Datsyuk had three points and won 14 of 23 faceoffs taken. Filppula also had three points - he wants to prove that his breakout last year was not a one-off.
The goaltending wasn't great, but Jimmy Howard made the big saves when he needed to. Not what poolies always want to read, though.
Keith Aucoin is making the most of his time on Long Island - he scored both goals last night in the loss against Boston.
Dougie Hamilton's ice time dropped to 16 minutes, but he still ended up with two helpers.
As I am sure many of you are, I am very surprised at Tyler Seguin's slow start (one point in four games).
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Five thoughts from the first week of hockey, including Chicago's hot start, some stellar rookie performances, and more.
If Chicago can get steady goaltending from Corey Crawford and/or Ray Emery, the rest of the Western Conference is in trouble. Checking center Dave Bolland has shown he has the offense to play a top six role. Now that he is centering the second line, Chicago doesn't really have any weaknesses on their roster. Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook are once again anchoring the defense, and Nick Leddy has emerged as a very good top four defenseman as well (Minnesota must be kicking themselves for moving him in exchange for Cam Barker a few years ago).
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Craig Anderson -- with an average draft pick of 85.3 in Yahoo! Fantasy leagues, Anderson has played well above his fantasy value so far. He was focused and aggressive in his win over Winnipeg, and he followed that up with a 31-save shutout against his former team (Florida). He has not allowed an even-strength goal yet, and the shutout he earned in a sloppy opening week was a juicy point for poolies.
Eric Gudbranson was brutally honest with his teammates and coaches after injuring his shoulder wakeboarding. Seems like a stand up guy. And he will be a huge part of the present and future in Florida.
Gudbranson is recovering from a significant shoulder injury he suffered while wakeboarding with friends in early September. At first, the injury was shrouded in mystery and it was reported he sustained it while doing hockey-related activities. However, Gudbranson took it upon himself to clear up the story and make sure the Panthers management and his teammates knew the truth. He phoned each of his teammates individually to explain the situation.
Zack Kassian was more than just a physical presence in Vancouver's midweek win over Calgary, writes the National Post.
At night's end, Kassian had 19:14 of ice time, the most of any Vancouver forward except for the Sedins, scored a goal, had three shots on net, and four hits – the physical presence is something the Canucks really need. The goal Wednesday night adds to a cracker of a goal against Edmonton Sunday. This is all from a player who, last spring in the playoffs against the Kings, saw a maximum ice time of six minutes in Game 2 and was not even dressed for the decisive Game 5.
This may be Jakub Kindl's last chance in Detroit, as he is getting an opportunity to produce thanks to the injuries to White and Colaiacovo.
Kindl will be paired on the second power play unit with Brendan Smith. For Kindl it may be his last chance to make this team has a regular.
"That's another good thing about injures, other people get opportunities," Babcock said. "If you grab hold of it you get to play a long, long time. Everybody comes in has nobody and then does something.
The Flyers have signed 40-year-old Mike Knuble to a one-year contract. I wouldn't expect Knuble to set the world on fire, but he can still provide some leadership value, and he may be a productive player if he sees a steady dose of PP minutes. He is too slow to keep up with top flight players at even strength, though.
Dallas prospect Jamie Oleksiak is very close to seeing NHL action, but would the Stars go with three rookie blueliners at the same time? Jordie Benn and Brenden Dillon have acquitted themselves quite nicely in the early going.
Throughout 41 games Oleksiak leads the entire team in assists with 20, is tops among all defencemen in points with 23, and is second on the team in plus-minus with a sparkling +12. Texas has gone 9-1 over their last ten games, vaulting them into a tie for 1st place in the AHL, and it's undeniable that Oleksiak's continued improvement has played a large role in that surge.
Stephen Weiss missed Florida's game on Thursday, prompting some Luongo-to-Florida speculation. However, it was announced soon after the game started that Weiss was suffering from a minor lower body injury.
Tyler Pitlick, one of Edmonton's best prospects down on the farm, will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury.
Pitlick's injury is the reason the Oilers signed winger Jonathan Cheechoo to a professional tryout agreement. The former San Jose forward, who had 56 goals one year as Joe Thornton's triggerman, is in OKCity on a game-to-game basis. He had an assist in a loss to Grand Rapids Wednesday night.
Calgary hopes to have both Roman Cervenka and Jiri Hudler in the lineup against the Oilers on Saturday.
Cervenka participated in a full practice with the club for the first time.
He developed blood clots while playing in the KHL during the NHL lockout. While taking anti-coagulant medication, Cervenka wasn't cleared to play or have contact in practice until earlier this week.
I would expect both players to factor in to the top six and one of the power play units. Hudler, in particular, is a very good PP player and could end up being the quarterback on one of Calgary's PP units.
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Sami Vatanen is healthy and has been sent to the AHL by Anaheim. I'd expect him to be up with the big club at some point within the next few weeks – he is NHL ready and should be productive on the power play right out of the gate.
Don't forget to check out the awesome team coverage sections on the DobberHockey forums.
Expect Adam Henrique to make his return to the New Jersey lineup towards the end of next week.
More in Ian White's gruesome injury.
"I was the third man back, and there was a two-on-two, and one of our guys got beat, and they were taking the puck to the net," White said of the play. "I just kind of started crashing the net, and Howie made a great save, and I took the heel of his skate right to the top of the knee."
White knew right away it wasn't just a boo-boo. "Goalies' heels are pretty sharp and pointy. I went right off it pretty hard, so I knew it was going to be pretty bad. But it could have been a lot worse -- I guess you have a tendon going over the knee, so if I would have cut that, it might have been the season. So, lucky, if you will."
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Thumbs up to Cherry, great comments on the linesman, and yakky,
must have taken his meds today
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You have to expect rumors like the Weiss one to circulate, even if it is just a chance for someone to bolster their tweetering.
Luongo grabbed the game winning puck for Cory's shutout last night, he is a classy guy.
I hope they keep him for the season. If they can continue to rack up some wins it will make it easier.
It is a shortened season, so all it will take is a 6 week injury to a top goalie to make a GM desperate.
Do you think Nonis is really happy with Scrivens/Reimer?
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The problem for Gillis in this shortened season, is that his most likely trading partners are getting decent goaltending to start the year, and the time is ticking on moving him. I don't buy this garbage about Luongo being happy to stay. He is a professional, and he has handled this in that manner, but make no mistake, he doesn't want to be in Vancouver, and the longer this goes, the less he will be able to put on a happy face, which just hurts Gillis' ability to negotiate, that much more.
Ideally, he doesn't want to move him to a conference rival, so that takes Chicago and Edmonton out, and Toronto and Florida, who are the most talked about destinations, don't want to overpay, so we sit and wait, in exactly the same place Luongo and Gillis find themselves now...in LIMBO!


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SourceForge Denies Service for "Rogue" Nations
SourceForge, the hosting and communication platform for many free software projects, is bowing to U.S. regulations and denying service to users from nations on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions list.
SourceForge "clarifies" in its blog statement that certain IP addresses from nations on the U.S. OFAC list are excluded from their services to comply with U.S. laws.
The blog goes on to say that, "We regret deeply that these sanctions may impact individuals who have no malicious intent along with those whom the rules are designed to punish." SourceForge was one of the first companies to support and encourage free software and sees open source as "the center of its corporate ideals." However, as the blog commentator continues, "we also live in the real world and are governed by the laws of the country in which we are located," with possible penalties of fines and imprisonment.
SourceForge belongs to Geeknet Inc., under whose roof are also found IT sites such as Slashdot, Thinkgeek and Freshmeat.net. Geeknet, in turn, emerged from VA Software.
It's just political CYA stuff...While I don't personally reject the basic concept behind such a ban, the reality of it's effect makes it rather ridiculous.
The idea is that a "rogue" nation is totally controlled by some despot tyrant who desires to bring harm to, or destroy free nations. Since these are always brutal and repressive regimes, any smart people usually either find a way to get out, or intentionally resist supporting the ruler(s) in passive ways. As a result, these types of regimes have to buy or steal any new technologies from outside nations.
The SourceForge depository has the potential to provide such a regime with software technology which it couldn't create on it's own and might use to attack free nations in some manner.
However, since such nations have representation in the UN and are allowed embassies in non-"rogue" nations, it is really a simple matter for them to access SourceForge from these sites where the IP addresses are not blocked. So, this is really just a CYA policy so that in the event that some "rogue" nation is aided by software technology from SourceForge in it's attack on a free nation, politicians can point to the policy to show that they were "doing something".
United States of ChinaSo, the Internet is supposed to be free, eh?
But U.S. law forbids or controls who accesses it, allowing or denying access.
Also, that law discriminates on the basis of national origin.
And that law does not take in(to) consideration that Sourceforge is a *technical* site, with minimal - if any - political contents.
Sounds more like the United States of China erecting another Great Firewall, for Soviet Union-style censorship.
Said the pot to the kettle...
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I want to loop through the content of the each row for the fiven column with-in a store to find the max length of data in each column. I want to set the legth of the column based on this data. Lets say in my store I have 5 fields (column) & the store have 5 rows. First I want to loop through all the records to find out for each column which cell is holding the maximum data and then use that value to set the width with-in the grid.
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Really nice table, very large and accommodates a number of different routers. A lot of adjustability but not overcomplicated.
Only negative is I thought the sides were cast aluminum also but they're plastic. Not really a big deal but expected to be heavier than it is.
Overall works really great and I wouldn't change anything!
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I have a Bosch 1617EVSPK combination router, have used it for several projects - medicine cabinets in which the shelves go into slots, hinge mortising for three new bedroom doors (with a door hinge mortising kit), and a mounting base for a Hanukkah menorah made from an old wooden hockey stick. I realized after these that some of them would have been a lot easier with a router table, so got this one. It was easy to assemble except for leveling the mounting plate, which is pretty tricky. I still don't have it quite right, but it works fine at this point, having just done a bunch of rabbeting for a table frame. It is a pleasure to use. I was able to insert and change router bits without removing the router or the mounting plate from the table. The wrenches get in from under the table and the bit drops in from the top. Height adjustment was really easy. If you position the router on the plate the right way, there is a hole in the plate that aligns with the access to height adjustment from the top of the table. The 1617EVS router comes with a T-wrench for this. No extra accessories needed. The fixed base works just fine. Two things could be better, otherwise it would get five stars. The dust collection port is not too effective, and lots of chips accumulate under the table and off to the side, but it is not a big problem, just a little extra cleanup when you are done. Also, it would be nicer if the switch would be on the right side of the front panel instead of the left, since that would make getting the wrenches in position easier. Nice addition to a very small shop, only about 110 square feet, but I found a spot for it.
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Very nicely detailed - table is aluminum but base is plastic. Easier to make than metal, and it's heavy plastice, but it is plastic and limits the stress this can take, and possibly lifetime as plastic gets brittle. Fence is composition board, will absorb moisture. Probably will make an aluminum fence over time. Operationally perfect though -- maybe I'm just old fashioned.
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Excellent size and setup for a small (400sf) shop. I built a special workbench so I can "drop in" the router table. When not in use, it can be easily removed and replaced with a removable section of workbench top. Excellent value!
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I am a pretty confident and capable do-it-yourselfer but am a little green when it comes to routers. The table was easy to assemble and all parts were included. My lack of experience caused me a bit of frustration when I tried to level the router plate to the table but after trial and error I got it dialed in.
I used the table to to some inlay work on some small boxes I made and they turned out beautifully. I also cut several rabbet joints which all came out even and straight.
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Parents and community members chanted. They hoisted posters. They demanded to speak with the top brass of the Omaha Public Schools.
At the liveliest OPS strategic planning forum yet, more than 250 parents and residents packed into the South High School cafeteria Wednesday and pressed the case for a bilingual principal at the heavily Latino high school.
Parents and students waved handwritten signs: "Dr. Rony Ortega para director." "Dr. Ortega for principal." "We need a bilingual principal to better communicate with parents."
At one point, several parents stood up and asked why Superintendent Mark Evans and school board members weren't present.
"I want them to be here," one man called out. "I want them to hear what we're concerned about."
This was the school district's fourth community forum this week. OPS officials organized the meetings as a way for parents, staff, students and community members to weigh in on the creation of the district's first long-term plan in more than a decade.
All forums have followed the same model: Attendees gather in groups to discuss OPS's strengths, weaknesses and potential opportunities.
At every meeting, Evans and several board members have left after introducing themselves, telling participants they should feel comfortable to speak about OPS honestly, without worrying about any blowback from administrators or board members.
Strategic plan consultant Otis Rolley told the crowd the meeting wasn't intended as a Q&A between parents and the superintendent.
After some protests, Evans was called to see if he could return to the meeting.
Todd Andrews, an OPS spokesman, said Evans was busy monitoring reports of an armed man at the nearby Livestock Exchange Building at 30th and L Streets. Police found no gunman in the building.
Board members Lacey Merica and Marque Snow did return and circulated among the attendees.
Parents continued to lobby hard for a bilingual principal — specifically Rony Ortega, currently the principal at Alice Buffett Magnet Middle School. More than 60 percent of South's student population is Latino.
South Principal Cara Riggs is on medical leave after having treatment for breast cancer. Unrelated to her diagnosis, Riggs is expected to move to California at the end of the year.


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