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Moroccan Lamb Kabobs
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Cook 6 mins
Easy, tasty and a bit on the showy side if you want to impress your Mother-in-law. The serving size given is a party size. You'll want to put 5-6 cubes on a skewer for meal sized ones
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- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3 lbs boneless leg of lamb, cut into 1-inch cubes
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- 1 cup plain yogurt (2 percent or whole is best)
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 garlic cloves, pressed
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint leaves
- 2 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf parsley, chopped
- Soak 1 package wooden skewers in water for 30 minutes.
- Combine all spices and seasonings in a small bowl.
- Place lamb cubes in a shallow baking dish or large bowl.
- Rub spice mixture into lamb with hands. Thread lamb cubes onto skewers, about 3 per skewer.
- Preheat a grill or grill pan to high heat. Grill kabobs for 3 minutes per side, or until cooked to desired doneness. Transfer to a serving platter and serve with Mint-Parsley Yogurt Sauce for dipping.
- Sauce:.
- Stir together the yogurt, mayonnaise, lemon juice, and garlic in a medium bowl. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Add the chopped fresh herbs and gently stir to combine. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.
- Yield: about 1 1/4 cups.
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Over the top! These were so good all DH could say was "Keep this recipe - throw out all the others." I followed the rub recipe exactly and let them sit in the fridge overnight. The flavors were over the top delicious. I did change up the yogurt as I only had cilantro and it was perfect but I will make a point of having mint in the house next time I make this. I did not grill but used the Char-Broil infrared cooker. What a perfect meal. Thank you for sharing!
Now that I sit down to review the recipe, I realize that I completely forgot the dipping sauce :oops: so let me just say that even without sauce, these kabobs are wonderful! The seasonings are a well balanced blend, with no one item overpowering the others.I was in a rush, so these sat with the rub on them for about 15 minutes before hitting the grill, and still, the flavors of the seasonings came through. I grilled for about 3 minutes per side for a perfect medium. Definitely a make again!
Outstanding flavor! I cut a boneless leg of lamb into pieces and marinated for 3 days the first time I made it, 5 days the second time. I also cut larger chunks the second time since I was serving them as a part of a Middle Eastern themed dinner party. They got rave reviews both times.


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Simply Potatoes Cheesy Hash Browns is a great hash brown casserole recipe for both potlucks and breakfast. Cream of chicken soup, sour cream, and cheese make this an excellent dish. Since it requires less than ten ingredients, it's budget-friendly, too.
Cooking Time: 45 min
- 1 package Simply Potatoes Shredded Hash Browns
- 1 (10-3/4-ounce) can cream of chicken soup
- 2 cups Shredded Cheddar Cheese
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup onion, chopped
- 1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted
- Topping:
- 1 1/2 cup corn flakes, coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted
- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray 2-quart glass baking dish with nonstick cooking spray. In a large bowl, combine hash browns, Cheddar cheese, sour cream, onion, and butter; mix well. Spread into prepared baking dish.
- In a small bowl, stir together corn flakes and butter. Spread topping evenly over hash browns. Bake 45 minutes or until hash browns are tender.
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Noonan: 'I definitely had to earn my spot on the team'
CHICAGO – The cold weather didn't bother Nick Noonan in his first major league start. Must be that thick San Diego blood.
Noonan was a cool customer, all right, while contributing three hits in his first three at-bats from the No.8 spot in the Giants' 7-6 comeback victory. That included a hit-and-run single that isn't always easy for a rookie to execute. And a single off a left-hander, Hisanori Takahashi, too.
Noonan also committed his first error in the first inning, but it was on a ball that deflected off pitcher Ryan Vogelsong and then a bounced throw that Brandon Belt probably picks most of the time.
When the Giants needed to start a double play afield in the eighth inning, Noonan didn't hiccup. When the first grounder in the ninth came to him, he made the play.
"It was awesome," shortstop Brandon Crawford said. "He didn't seem nervous and just went about his normal routine. That ground ball in the ninth, he didn't rattle at all. He made the play like it was 10-0 in the first inning."
Noonan might keep picking up occasional starts at other infield positions, especially if Bruce Bochy wants to rest Pablo Sandoval or Marco Scutaro against a right-handed pitcher. It really helps that the Giants' two backup infielders, Noonan and Joaquin Arias, swing from different sides.
Noonan will take fly balls in left field, too, but only for emergency situations when the Giants, who are carrying four outfielders, need coverage in the late innings.
Noonan is 5 for 11 with three strikeouts and a walk, and he's showing the aggressiveness at the plate that Bochy likes.
"The few at-bats he's gotten he's looked very poised up there," Bochy said. "This is a club that helps the young players to relax. He made a great adjustment this spring. He did a great job making us rethink our thinking that we didn't need another utility player."
Noonan didn't have any immediate family in Chicago to watch his first start, but Bochy let him know ahead of time that he'd be in the lineup. So that helped him get mentally prepared, he said.
"I wouldn't say I was nervous but I had adrenaline going," Noonan said. "It was nice starting the game, getting in my usual routine. It felt natural instead of going in the middle of the game.
"Everyone keeps telling me, `Stay the same, do the same thing you did in the spring.' I haven't changed a single thing since last year."
Now would be a bad time to start.
And what about the cold? Did it bother the San Diego native?
"Only the footing," he said, of his mud-caked cleats. "It was like playing on ice skates."
The other day, I wrote that I was starting to come around to Bruce Bochy's philosophy regarding the sacrifice bunt. He hates to give away outs under most circumstances, and more often, I am beginning to agree with him.
Well, another game situation came up today where the manager and I would've made different decisions. There are few absolutes in baseball and life, but I never, ever, ever, ever agree with letting the pitcher swing away with one out and the bases loaded. Just put on the take sign. Let a guy who's paid to hit take a crack at it. No reason to risk hitting into a double play.
I can't say I'm rushing to change my mind on this one, but Bochy did have Ryan Vogelsong swing away and something good did happen for the Giants. Vogelsong ended up drawing a walk to drive in the tying run. Maybe the fact he swung earlier in the at-bat compelled Hisanori Takahashi to try to do a little more than just lay pitches in there.
I asked Bochy why he let Vogelsong be a hitter up there.
"Because I've got confidence he can handle the bat a little bit," Bochy said. "He's gotten some hits. I know he can hit into a double play there, but he took some good swings and showed good discipline. That's just the confidence I have in my pitchers here. They've done a good job handling the bat this year."
That's for sure. Giants pitchers are batting .333 (5 for 15) with three runs, four RBIs and a league-best seven sacrifice hits. Cubs pitchers have one sacrifice hit. The Mets and Brewers pitchers entered the day still looking for their first.
Vogelsong, a college shortstop at Kutztown University, tried to think like a hitter at the plate. He went up there with a game plan.
"I was really trying to see something up in the zone, maybe get a sacrifice fly, not hit a ground ball anywhere," he said. "That's the only reason I laid off those pitches. They were all down."
What about Barry Zito, who is 5 for 8 over a four-game hitting streak, if you include his last two playoff starts? (He has two runs, three RBIs and four sacrifices over that span, too.)
"Spring training is overrated," Bochy said. "He only had one at-bat all spring."
The manager couldn't resist adding one more thing: "With Zito, that's a good thing. You can overexpose hitters like him."
Brandon Crawford quietly had a very good game in the No.2 slot – RBI single, two walks, a hit by pitch and a productive out that moved the runner -- and he makes no secret that he enjoys hitting there.
"It's just nice to be surrounded by good hitters, and I mean no offense to our pitchers," Crawford said. "When they're worried about guys stealing bases, you get more fastballs. And you'll get more strikes with guys like Pablo and Buster and Hunter hitting behind me."
If those pitchers keep hitting .333 and knocking in runs, though...
Good chance we see Heath Hembree in the big leagues when the need arises in the bullpen. Even though Hembree isn't on the 40-man roster and guys like Jean Machi and Dan Runzler are, it sure seems like Hembree is sitting in the first chair.
"It looks like he's really grown and matured as a pitcher," said Bochy, who watched some of Fresno's game on TV the other day. "He came up with a better breaking ball and command. Our hope is at some point this year when we need help, he'll be ready."
Bochy said in the spring that Hembree was short-arming the ball. He elaborated on that a bit.
"Rags did a good job getting him on track," Bochy said, in reference to pitching coach Dave Righetti. "When he first came to camp he was really out of sync. I remember watching the first bullpen he took and he was completely different without even realizing it."
I always felt Bob Howry was a good comp for Hembree and I mentioned that name to Bochy. He agreed. Tall, throws downhill, above average fastball and a slider that plays. That was Howry, and he had a lot of successful seasons as a late-inning reliever.
Gregor Blanco said he was uninjured after that scary diving attempt on the bullpen mound. The way he tripped, it looked like it could've led to something debilitating.
Belt bumped his arm on the brick wall while chasing a foul pop in the ninth, so he'll be reevaluated.
It sure seems like April just isn't Belt's finest month. He played a rather uninspiring game overall, failing to pick that throw in the first inning and then that foul pop (a tough play) squirted out of his glove. He managed a single in five at-bats but the Cactus League's leading home run hitter is off to a .156 start and it might be starting to weigh on him.
Angel Pagan made an impressive catch on Luis Valbuena that required him to run a great distance, predict what the wind would do and make an athletic adjustment on the fly.
The former Cub said playing here is like playing at AT&T Park. You have to check the wind constantly, and not pay too much attention to what the flags are doing. The wind aloft is different than the wind on the field.
"I felt I had a better chance than Hunter," Pagan said. "That's a situation where you cannot call for the ball. But I knew he could see me going for it. I just put my best effort and caught it."
Pagan used a similar description for how the team was able to muster the energy after a late-night flight to come back from a five-run deficit:
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Arkansas Angler Breaks State Largemouth Record by 1 Ounce
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Arkansas' 36-year-old largemouth bass state record was recently broken, but just barely. The 16 lb., 4 oz. record, which was set in 1976, fell to a 16 lb., 5 oz. hawg pulled from Lake Dunn.
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Almost 36 years to the day, Arkansas's largemouth bass state record has finally been broken. On Tuesday, Paul Crowder of Forrest City set the new record on Lake Dunn near Wynne. Crowder's lunker weighed 16 pounds 5 ounces, breaking the old record by just a single ounce. Aaron Mardis of Memphis had held the state record since March 2, 1976. Mardis' 16 pound 4 ounce fish was caught on Mallard Lake near Manilla in Mississippi County.
Crowder broke the record on the afternoon of Feb. 28 using a plastic 6-inch Mann's jelly worm with a bullet sinker and plastic rattle in tequila sunrise. He was using an Enigma rod and reel combo purchased from Bass Pro Shops. Crowder caught the fish on Trilene 14-pound test line. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Fisheries Biologist Lee Holt certified the fish on a certified scale at Hayes Market in Wynne.
The fish measured 26½ inches in length and was 22¾ inches in girth. Crowder said that he had been fishing all day for catfish without any luck. "I made a cast and set the rod down to take a look at my catfish rods when I noticed the rod was just about out of the boat," he said. "I was able to grab it just before it went out of the boat," he added. It was the only fish he caught all day. It only took about eight minutes for Crowder to reel the record into the boat. "I didn't have a net, so it took me five or six tries before I was able to lip it and get in the boat," he explained. The 80-acre lake is located in Village Creek State Park in Cross County. The AGFC is going to test the fish to see what genetic strain of bass it is, according to Assistant Chief of Fisheries Chris Racey. "We are going to take samples to determine if the fish is a pure northern strain or if it has Florida bass genetics," Racey explained.
Wow, nice fish, and caught on an old-school bait, to boot. The Mann's Jelly Worm has been around forever. Any of you caught your biggest bass on a jelly worm?…
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Pro Tool, which makes the Woodman's Pal combination tool, and master outdoorsman and writer J. Wayne Fears have designed three new knives that bear his name (top to bottom): the Ultimate Survival Knife, the Ultimate Outdoor Cook Knife, and the Ultimate Deer Hunter's Knife. J. Wayne knows about everything there is to know about hunting and staying alive in the wilderness, and the knives show the input of someone who knows what the hell he is doing.
All three are made of 1095 cutlery steel, tempered to Rc 54-56. This steel makes a blade that sharpens easily and takes an edge like a razor, but usually requires a fair amount of resharpening. However, these hold their edges like Grim Death itself. Out of curiosity, I cut the top out of a steel acetone can with the Survival Knife. Its edge needed a little retouching, but otherwise it didn't seem to mind.
Because tool steel rusts, the Deer Hunter's Knife and the Survival Knife have their blades and tangs epoxy-powder coated. The Cook Knife does not, and if you leave it in your kitchen knife drawer you must stress to all who may use it that if they put it in the washing machine, they will be stabbed with it. Repeatedly.
The Deer Hunters Knife and the Outdoor Cook's Knife come with handsome handles made of oil-stained ash. The Survival Knife's handle is made of sharply checkered orange G-10. Ergometrically, it's about the best handle I have seen on a knife, period. The only one in a league with it is the handle on Chris Reeve's Pacific model. As for the orange color, it makes eminent good sense. You're not going to survive long if you lose your knife.
Both the Deer Hunter's Knife and the Outdoor Cook's knife come with high quality leather pouch sheaths, while the Ultimate Survival Knife rides in a black-nylon sheath with two keepers and a hard safety insert.
My favorite of the three is the Survival Knife. John Rambo would not approve because it is too small, too light, and way too practical for the movies. You can do damn near anything with it that can be done with a knife, from gutting a deer to stripping bark off trees to performing major surgery. Because of that wonderful handle you can put a great deal of force behind the blade for a long time without your hand cramping up.
These are simple, practical, rugged, affordable working tools that are made in America. There are fancier knives, but I can't think of any that are more effective. The Deer Hunters Knife and the Outdoor Cook Knife are $89.95; the Survival Knife is $159.95. You can get the specs and other details here.
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Two-Headed Trout Indicates Mining Pollution in Idaho
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Two-headed trout were a major indicator that something was amiss in the creeks of southern Idaho, near—now this is surprising— a mining operation. The mining company conducted their own research, which the EPA found "comprehensive," but scientists say "the company's research wanting"…
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It was the two-headed baby trout that got everyone's attention.
Photographs of variously mutated brown trout were relegated to an appendix of a scientific study commissioned by the J. R. Simplot Company, whose mining operations have polluted nearby creeks in southern Idaho. The trout were the offspring of local fish caught in the wild that had been spawned in the laboratory. Some had two heads; others had facial, fin and egg deformities.
Yet the company's report concluded that it would be safe to allow selenium — a metal byproduct of mining that is toxic to fish and birds — to remain in area creeks at higher levels than are now permitted under regulatory guidelines. The company is seeking a judgment to that effect from the Environmental Protection Agency. After receiving a draft report that ran hundreds of pages, an E.P.A. review described the research as "comprehensive" and seemed open to its findings, which supported the selenium variance for Simplot's Smoky Canyon mine.
But when other federal scientists and some environmentalists learned of the two-headed brown trout, they raised a ruckus, which resulted in further scientific review that found the company's research wanting.
Now, several federal agencies, an array of environmental groups and one of the nation's largest private companies are at odds over selenium contamination from the Idaho phosphate mine, the integrity of the company's research, and what its effect will be on future regulatory policy.
The implications extend beyond Idaho. Selenium is a pollutant at 200 of the 1,294 locations designated by the federal government as toxic Superfund sites. And even though its effects on wildlife have been known for decades, federal agencies have not been able to agree on what level should be prohibited. The E.P.A. is currently reviewing federal selenium rules.…
What Would You Do If You Hooked Up To an Orca?
–Chad Love
No, that's not a still from the so-bad-it's-now-a-cult-classic 1977 film "Orca." Yes, the picture is real, and yes, it shows some dude hooked up to a killer whale. But you can be forgiven for doubting its veracity, because even the guys on the boat thought they were hallucinating.
From this story in the Waikato (NZ) Times:
Fisherman Rob Page had never seen anything like it – an adult killer whale was "smoking" line off the reel so fast and for so long it was nearly too hot to touch. Mr Page, of Forest Lake, Hamilton, was on board the 8-metre C Crazy 2 on Saturday with three others trawling lures during a tuna and marlin fishing tournament off Gisborne.
About 65 kilometres offshore they hit a boil-up, with tuna torpedoing into the air among the sea birds. Mr Page spotted whale spouts nearby, which turned out to be a pod of up to five orca. "We just cruised past and carried on following the birds," he said. We had a couple of inquisitive ones [orca] start being nosy – one in particular started following us."
Skipper Robbie Lewis said the orca "porpoised" in their wake and "all of a sudden it dived out of the water and landed on the lure". Line peeled off the spool. "I'd had a couple of energy drinks by that time and I thought I was hallucinating," he said. "I wasn't hallucinating. I've never heard of it, and I've done a lot of fishing. To see what we saw was unbelievable." First-time big game fisherman Charlie Dostounis grabbed the rod and harness. Mr Page said when the orca realised it was hooked, it nearly spooled the reel by swimming 800 metres down. They considered cutting the line but they didn't want to leave hundreds of metres of heavy nylon dragging from the hook. After playing the estimated five tonne animal for 45 minutes, the line broke and only short piece of trace and lure were lost.
How would you react to a killer whale grabbing your bait? Feel free to take this rare opportunity to make the obligatory "Free Willy" references……
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Federal Judge: BP Liable for Civil Damages Related to Gulf Spill
A federal judge has ruled that BP and one of its partners are liable for civil damages related to the gulf oil spill.
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How To Control Asian Carp? Blast Them With Shotguns…Obviously
There have been many ideas brought forward about how to control the Asian carp, some serious, some not so much, but now an Illinois lawmaker has cranked up the carp-o-meter to eleven with a proposal to allow (I'm not making this up) the u……
Vision of Cuttlefish Allows Them To Match Their Camo To Surroundings
–Chad Love
There is a camo pattern for virtually every conceivable terrain or situation, and it's often confusing and frustrating for us simple-minded humans to figure out which pattern, out of the dozens most of us have in our closets, we need to wear on a given day. Too bad we're not all cuttlefish. They've pretty much got that "what camo today?" question down pat…
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Here's a tongue-twister for you: Crafty cuttlefish can complete contours to carefully choose camouflage.What this means, without all the alliteration, is that the visual systems of these squid-like creatures are more sophisticated than previously realized. In fact, cuttlefish can pick the perfect camouflage even without seeing the entirety of what they intend to blend in with, much as humans can translate simple line drawings into meaningful information.
"If you think of our ability to make sense of really basic visual information like cartoons and sketches and children's pictures, we're really good at just using 'edge' information and making sense of it," said Sarah Zylinski, the author of the study and a postdoctoral researcher at Duke University. "It seems that for cuttlefish, too, edges are really important in making sense of the environment."
The researchers used 18 captive-born cuttlefish of the species Sepia of?cinalis as guinea pigs, giving them several alternative backgrounds to see how the animals reacted. One background was gray dotted with white outlines of circles about 0.2 inches (6 millimeters) in diameter. This background reliably triggers the cuttlefish to put on "disruptive" camouflage — essentially a chunky, blocky pattern that would help the animal blend into a surface of large pebbles. In another background, small fragments of the circle outlines were removed, leaving gaps in a shape that is still suggestive, to the human eye, of a circle.
Sure enough, the cuttlefish responded to that pattern with disruptive camouflage, too. But when presented with the same circle fragments rotated so that they no longer looked like pieces of a continuous circle, the creatures put on a different, finer-grained camo pattern better suited for a small-scale background such as sand. That means that despite the gaps, the cephalopods could perceive the first fragmented circles as whole circles, much like a human would.
So here's a legal question: if you took a cuttlefish, with its ability to radically alter its coloration, and placed it against a background of the latest and/or greatest officially licensed camo pattern, would that cuttlefish be engaging in patent infringement?…
New iPhone App Tracks Great White Sharks
–Chad Love
And in related great white news, maybe the South African inflatable boat shark fishermen wouldn't have gone fishing had they known there were angry great whites in the area. Hey, wouldn't it be handy to have an app for that?
From this story in the San Jose Mercury News:
If information is power, a new iPhone application that tracks white sharks could deliver a lot more fear or a lot more relief to surfers and other ocean users in Santa Cruz and along the coast in the coming months. In January, the San Diego County-based Marine Conservation Science Institute released its Expedition White Shark app, which tracks 12 tagged white sharks in their migration from places like Año Nuevo Point and the Farallon Islands to feeding areas hundreds of miles offshore.
Two of the white sharks were tagged in Northern California and the rest were tagged off Baja California, said marine biologist Michael Domeier, president of the institute. The app coincides with a National Geographic Channel documentary "Expedition Great White", which aired last year. Despite the small sample size, Domeier said Santa Cruz ocean users might find the app useful in late summer to get an idea when the bulk of adult white sharks return. "You should not use the app to know where and when to go surfing," said Domeier. "But you can use it to know when they're in coastal waters and when they're not."…


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Twelve students from Dawson County High School earned AP Scholar awards in recognition of their achievement on advanced placement exams.
WEE Books of Dawson County's Community Action Team representatives thank the local Nordson company management team for its generous grant to the group's Childhood Literacy program.
John Wayne Corcoran was not always a great reader.
When educators select a systemwide teacher of the year, they look for certain qualities.
Graduation rates in the state of Georgia rose two points over those of 2009, putting them at an all-time high of 80.8 percent, according to the office of the governor.
Robinson Elementary School's parent teacher organization is holding a 5K and fun run at 8 a.m. Nov. 13.
Government isn't typically on the list of favorite high school subjects.
Schools across the county kicked off Red Ribbon Week on Monday with programs planned that encourage students to say no to drugs.
Traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers in America, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Students from Dawson County High School were inducted into the National Honor Society during a ceremony Oct. 5 at the school.
The Dawson County High School Interact Club collected more than 100 pounds of litter at its annual clean-up event at the Devil's Elbow last week.
In today's down economy, it's wise to get any edge possible over applicants in the job market.
In a reversal of fortune, the state department of education has announced the Dawson County School System made adequate yearly progress, or AYP, after all.
For the second consecutive year, Lanier Technical College and its partners in adult education are being recognized at the state level.
Young leaders from Dawson County High School recently attended the Georgia Youth Summit. Held at Rock Eagle 4-H Center, delegates learned about issues affecting young people and how to partner with adults to make their community a better place to live.
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Lanier Technical College officially broke ground Friday morning for a new $100 million campus on Howard Road, just off Ga. 365 in Hall County.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
The fifth match of the Charleston Area Mens Interclub Golf Association 2014 season was played April 7 at Summerville Country Club.
The weather forecast had been rain for Sunday and Monday, but the rain held off until the golfers finished and scores reflected the good conditions.
There were 127 players in the competition, almost a full house for an Interclub event.
The Legend Oaks team played the best overall to come in with a plus 41. Dunes West (+36) and Wescott (+32) rounded out the Top 3.
Trailing were Shadowmoss (+29), Charleston Municipal (+25), Summerville (+24), Pine Forest (+23), Berkeley (+22), Crowfield (+19), Charleston National (+18), Stono Ferry (+12), Rivertowne (+10) and Coosaw Creek (-4).
Individual honors went to Stan Petrovich from Wescott who came in with a plus 15. Ed Rose (+14) of Dunes West and Ross Penley (+11) of Berkeley rounded out the Top 3. Full individual results can be found at chsinterclub.org.
In the team point standings, Charleston Municipal surged into the lead, replacing Pine Forest in the top spot by a 5-point margin. The biggest move of the day was the Legend Oaks team, moving up three spots from 11th place eighth. Wescott, Dunes West and Shadowmoss also moved up two spots each with excellent team play.
Charleston Municipal now has 48.5 points while Pine Forest has 48 and Shadowmoss has 42. Trailing are Charleston National (41) and Wescott Plantation (41), Dunes West (40), Stono Ferry (37.5), Legend Oaks (36), Berkeley (32), Coosaw (29.5), Crowfield (27), Rivertowne (21.5) and Summerville (21).
The next match is scheduled for 9 a.m. at Coosaw Creek Country Club.
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Shimla's HPCA academy to be demolished
Thursday 9 January '14No necessary approvals of the corporation were taken under building regulations rules.
Himachal CM threatens to file defamation case
Tuesday 31 December '13Virbhadra said the corruption charges were baseless and threatened to file a defamation suit against Jaitley.
This Week Himachal Pradesh: Virbhadra vs Anurag
Tuesday31 December '13Two-time MP Thakur, who represents Hamirpur, is also the HP Cricket Association president.
Himachal High Court clears ban on food in plastic packs
Friday27 December '13Court sets Jan 26 deadline to stop sale, supply of chips, wafers.
Himachal HC orders complete ban on junk food items, wafers and Kurkure in state
Thursday26 December '13The ban would come into effect from January 26, 2014.
In Dhumals bastion, Virbhadra puts Congress in election mode
Thursday26 December '13Rally, a show of strength by Virbhadra, saw most party leaders hitting out at Anurag Thakur and BJP PM candidate Narendra Modi
Cong MLA Jagjivan Pal suggests mass culling of monkeys in Himachal
Tuesday17 December '13Govt to move High Court to seek lifting of a ban on killing monkeys.
Centre says no to gravity water scheme for Shimla
Thursday12 December '13Window open for revision, but Virbhadra Singh, Vidya Stokes push for separate proposals
Mantri ji, don't carry your mobile to cabinet :HP govt orders its ministers
Thursday5 December '13Move intends to put the ministers under close watch to plug all possible chances of 'unofficial' leaks.
HC restores cricket stadium to HPCA
Wednesday6 November '13The stadium, built in 2003, has hosted IPL matches and a ODI between India and England earlier this year.
High Court restores Dharamshala cricket stadium to Anurag's HPCA
Tuesday5 November '13The stadium was taken over by the government on October 26 mid-night.
Virbhadra govt cancels HPCA's lease of Dharamshala stadium, resort
Sunday27 October '13While the stadium was built in 2003, the resort, The Pavilion, was built in 2011-12 by the HPCA.
I may revive the Sports Act 2005 to clean-up HPCA mess: Virbhadra Singh
Friday4 October '13HP Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh said he was neither against Anurag Thakur nor HPCA.
Boom to Bust
Friday4 October '13Himachal apples suffer for bumper production, lack of preservation facilities and rush to market
Fraud charges cloud Himachal cricket glitz
Tuesday17 September '13On the stadium complex the HPCA built a clubhouse, high-end venture to a Delhi-based company.
Fraud case filed against cricket body
Tuesday3 September '13The Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association has had a fraud case slapped against it.
Four convicted in Kachroo death case get nod to complete MBBS
Thursday22 August '13First-year MBBS student Aman Kachroo, died after he was ragged by his seniors in 2009.
Royal wedding to bring Patiala closer to Shimla
Wednesday21 August '13Two royal families forming a marital alliance isnt unusual but what sets this one apart is that it also brings together two prominent political dynasties.
'IAS dream fulfilled but useless if we don't perform differently'
Monday19 August '13The desire to outshine others has helped these three officers attain their goals.
More to benefit as Himachal lowers age, education criteria
Sunday18 August '13Realising that the Congress governments populist Rs 100 crore Skill Development Scheme has failed to benefit the educated, jobless youths as envisaged
You, the UPA, destroyed roads, airlines, power, education, industry, employment you rocked the financial boat, you came for freedom, you legitimised being corrupt. But we did not speak out. Remember, we do have the vote. Pratap Bhanu Mehta While we were silent, July 11 Comments
Really, Mr Mehta? Much that I enjoy your sophomoric enthusiasm, your assertions are hurried and inaccurate. The UPA didn't aim to silence people. The UPA heard what the people spoke. Pawan Khera Imagining a silence, missing the point, July 19 Comments
Never in India's history has the economic discourse been so one-sided. Povertarianism, has become a part of our holy national consensus. Shekhar Gupta National Interest: The deformists, July 20 Comments
I respect Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Shekhar Gupta, but find their diatribes sweepingly denunciatory. They have failed to notice today's India boasts a thriving, entrepreneurial and globalised economy. Shashi Tharoor Note to UPA-bashers, July 23 Comments
Pawan Khera and Shashi Tharoor's defence of the UPA, as rejoinders to articles by Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Shekhar Gupta, displays how political sycophancy can distort perception. They are written to ensure their status in the party. Madhu Trehan A people in despair, a government in wonderland Comments


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(a) What was the intensity when it passed a point only4.0 km from the source?
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• Among the various eating patterns encountered in anorexia nervosa, the occurrence of bulimia (rapid consumption of large amounts of food in a short period of time) is a perplexing phenomenon, because its presence contradicts the common belief that patients with anorexia nervosa are always firm in their abstinence from food. We studied the eating habits of 105 hospitalized female patients within the context of a prospective treatment study on anorexia nervosa: 53% had achieved weight loss by consistently fasting, whereas 47% periodically resorted to bulimia. The two groups were contrasted with regard to their developmental and psychosocial history, clinical characteristics, and psychiatric symptomatology. Fasting patients were more introverted, more often denied hunger, and displayed little overt psychic distress. In contrast, bulimic patients were more extroverted, admitted more frequently to a strong appetite and tended to be older. Vomiting was frequent, and kleptomania almost exclusively present in bulimic patients, who manifested greater anxiety, depression, guilt, interpersonal sensitivity, and had more somatic complaints. This association of bulimia with certain personality features and a distinct psychiatric symptomatology suggests that patients with bulimia form a subgroup among patients with anorexia nervosa.
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Behind the scenes: 'Jersey Boys'
"Jersey Boys," directed by Clint Eastwood, tells the story of four young men from the wrong side of the tracks who formed the iconic pop group the Four Seasons. John Lloyd Young reprises his Tony Award-winning role as Frankie Valli. He talks about the film.
"The songs are part of the tapestry of that era, but the lyrics are still relatable to everyone today and the melodies are so infectious."
"The underbelly of their rise to fame is what's fascinating. These were scrappy, rough-and-tumble Jersey guys with a dream, who took the energy of the Jersey streets to the recording studio and became a phenomenon."
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U.S. Government Drops the Ball on Serious Mental-health Issues
E. Fuller Torrey, M.D., says shame on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which operates under the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). With a budget of $3.5 billion to reduce the burden of mental illness and substance abuse, SAMHSA has nonetheless never ascertained the prevalence (numbers afflicted) of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. […]By: Evander Lomke
New England Psychologist Reviews Violence by Dr. Raymond B. Flannery Jr.
Violence: Why People Do Bad Things, with Strategies to Reduce that Risk by Raymond B. Flannery Jr., Ph.D., FAPM, June 2016 New England Psychologist Reviewed by Kerry Morrison, Psy.D. This new publication by Raymond Flannery called Violence: Why People Do Bad Things, with Strategies to Reduce that Risk, serves as a useful handbook for understanding the […]By: Evander Lomke
Madeleine's (Sherwood) Method
The late Madeleine Sherwood is featured in this fascinating 20-minute video: "Madeleine's Method." Most is devoted to the art of acting. But she also talks about her emotional life apart from stage and screen, especially what has come to be known as postpartum depression and its impact on her. Per the video, Mrs. Sherwood came […]By: Evander Lomke
May Is National Mental Health Awareness Month
The White House has declared May 2016 National Mental Health Awareness Month. This is a time to reflect: specifically on the 92-year tradition of excellence in research and building a more compassionate society as the aims and goals of AMHF. More generally, this month—which derives its name from Jesus' mother—is a good time to think […]By: Evander Lomke
Additional on the Late Madeleine Sherwood, Friend of AMHF
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Noted with Sadness the Passing of AMHF Friend Madeleine Sherwood
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The Eye Would Be the Eye to the Brain
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Q&A: Philip Galanes' 'Social Q's' in the age of digitalism
Once a week Philip Galanes answers questions about how to act and react in a polite society - a different path from his livelihood as an entertainment lawyer. And his job as an interior design consultant for private clients. And another job as a novelist, first with "Father's Day" in 2004 and then with "Emma's Table" in 2008.
But the questions are perfect for his Social Q's column, which runs each Sunday in The New York Times. Galanes gathered several of his most popular and most peculiar questions in a book called "Social Q's: How to Survive the Quirks, Quandaries, and Quagmires of Today" (Simon & Schuster). »Read Full Article
Present Music ends season with delicious fun
No one closes out a concert season quite like Present Music.
Milwaukee's new-music ensemble mixed art installations, solo and ensemble performances of music by the likes of Elliott Carter and Ted Hearne in Turner Hall Ballroom Friday evening. An after party, with food, drinks and live music from rock-ska band Something to Do, followed. »Read Full Article


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And on the eight day God looked down on his planned paradise and said: " I need someone who can flip this for a quick buck"... So God made a banker.
God said: "I need someone who doesn't grow anything or make anything but who will borrow money from the public at 0% interest and then lend it back to the public at 5% or 6% or 10% and pay himself a bonus for doing so"... So God made a banker.
God said: "I need someone who will take money from the people who work and save, and use that money to create a dotcom bubble and a housing bubble and a stock bubble and an oil bubble and a commodities bubble and a bond bubble and another stock bubble, and then sell to people in Poughkeepsie and Spokane and Bakersfield, and pay himself another bonus"... So God made a banker.
God said: "I need someone to lend money to people with bad credit at 30% interest in order to get his stock price up, and then, just before the loans turn bad, cash out his stock and walk away. And who, when asked later, will, with a tearful eye, say the government made him do it"... So God made a banker.
God said: " I need someone to build homes in the swamps and deserts using shoddy materials and other people's money and then use these homes as collateral for a Ponzi scheme he can sell to pensioners in Michigan, Arizona and Sweden. I need someone who will then forclose on these homes, kick out the occupants, and switch off the air conditioning and the plumbing, and watch the house turn back into dirt, and then pay himself another bonus"... So God made a banker.
God made plenty of parasites
God said: " I need someone who is an enabler to allow the greed of bankers to run amuck using capitalism as a guise"...So God made a republican.
And God said: "I need someone who will be an enforcer to end this insanity"...So God made a democrat.


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Jeremy Kuzmarov: For more than a decade the CIA has provided wads of dollars to the office of Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's president largely as a means of buying political influence.
Good Timing for a Progressive Partnership
Peter Dreier: Progressive activists sometimes joke that if you put three lefties in the same room you'll soon have five different organizations. Personal egos, ideological splits, and competition for funding often lead to fissures, factions, and "family" disputes.
Occupy, Wal Mart Strikes, and the Contagion of Solidarity
Mark Naison: The only weapon working people have against the power of concentrated wealth is a contagion of Solidarity.
Obama Won. Now It's Time to Change the System
Peter Dreier: As he did during his 2008 campaign, Obama should encourage the organizers and activists who are challenging corporate power, recognizing that their ability to agitate and mobilize ordinary Americans can help him be a more effective president.
Tea Party Alive and Well
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: The Tea Party is no longer just about rallies and Sarah Palin stump speeches. It is about thousands of Americans putting in the work to sustain their conservative ideology.
Misguided Disciple: Paul Ryan in the Shadow of Ayn Rand
Time to Cut Goldman Sachs and Pals Down to Size
Joseph Palermo: In 13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover and the Next Financial Meltdown , Simon Johnson and James Kwak point out that in September 2008 the high-flying masters of the universe were at their weakest point and had no choice but to do whatever the government demanded of them. Never mind the supreme irony of Wall Street bankers who claimed government had no place interfering in the miracles of the market begging the government to save them, it was at that time when we should have cut them down to size.
Affirmative Action the Chicago Way
Apparently there were no qualified Mexican Americans out of the 600 applicants for the job of Chancellor of the University of California, Davis (UCD). So the Regents, in their wisdom, chose Linda Katehi, a white woman from Illinois. She is eminently qualified to hold the job, we were told when we asked why the Regents […]
If They're Too Big To Fail, They're Too Big Period
by Robert Reich — According to Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson, the biggest Wall Street banks now getting money from the government are just "too big to fail." Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke uses a different euphemism – he calls them "systemically critical." The point is that if any of them goes down, it could take the […]
Can't Stand Out to be Counted
Every 10 years the U.S. Census Bureau, now metaphorically, comes knocking on our doors. But when the census surveys arrive in 2010 in married households of same-sex couples in Massachusetts, we will be reclassified as either unmarried or as same-sex partners if it's a childless household, and single-parent families if we have children.
Jesse and Joe
I dreamed I saw Joe Hill, last night, Alive as you and me. Says I "But Joe you're ten years dead." "I never died says he." This old song popped into my head while I was reading a rightwing blogger's paean to Jesse Helms. The blogger praised Helms as a "heroic warrior for conservative values." […]