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Our spiced pork ground breakfast sausage is ready to pat into disks large or small or to crumble into recipes. Rise and shine with "fresh from the farm" pork flavor.
If you have questions about this product, please call 877.662.6328.
Recipes: Bed & Breakfast Bake
Cooking: Cook to 160°F as measured with a food thermometer placed in the thickest part of the meat. Remove from heat and serve.
Handling: Store in your freezer and thaw meat in the refrigerator or by microwave before cooking.
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OP's Organic Sausage is So Versitle
Mar 1, 2017 | By Dianne Shaw
This is the best sausage we have ever eaten--till we found this I made our own. It has just the right consistency with little fat. I use it for breakfast sausage, sausage balls, mix with OP ground beef for hamburgers, casseroles, just to list a few. We order this often, and have yet to be disappointed! I recommend this, and all OP meats to everyone!Excellent quality and price. You get what you pay for is absolutely true!
organic ground sausage
Dec 31, 2016 | By mardele
good quality but is more like ground pork than sausage; i will need to add the 'sausage' herbs & seasonings
Great Sausage
Dec 31, 2016 | By Mike Carney
One of the best sausages I've ever had.
Dec 31, 2016 | By Chad
We use this incredibility delicious sausage in so many different ways. Perfectly seasoned!
Breakfast Sausage
Dec 29, 2016 | By catherine
Great product,will always order again. Never compromise your quality. Continued success.
Dec 11, 2016 | By DPJ
While the quality is great... the taste is insipid. More like plain ground pork to me.
Dec 9, 2016 | By X White
Very dry disappointing tasteless meat. Fried. Baked Crumbled. You name it, I tried it to get this ground stuff to taste even as good as supermarket basics but nothing helped. Forget Prairie bacon too. Great catalog but that's it. Paper!
Sep 5, 2016 | By Chad
This great tasting ORGANIC sausage has become a daily staple in our house. We are up to 8 recipes that this sausage is used in. TY OP!!!
The Best Sausage Ever!
Aug 5, 2016 | By Dianne Shaw
We have ordered this sausage several times. We have never been disappointed. My biggest problem is keeping my family from eating the whole order at one meal! Seriously, I hide the packages in different places in the freezer so we can stretch eight packages to a few meals--not just one. It is truly that delicious. I recommend it to everyone. We love it!
May 24, 2016 | By Chad
This ORGANIC sausage from OP has great flavor and seasoning. A must buy!!!
Yummy breakfast
May 19, 2016 | By Rebecca
Sausage is lean and still has a great taste. You won't be disappointed with your purchase.
Yummy breakfast
May 19, 2016 | By Rebecca
Sausage is lean and still has a great taste. You won't be disappointed with your purchase.
breakfast pork sausage
Apr 23, 2016 | By Gayle Seroka
Delicious in tacos too!
Apr 8, 2016 | By Betsy Saunders
My husband and I switched to all organic about 1-1/2 years ago and I have been searching for a good breakfast sausage. This is it! Very flavorful, not fatty at all. Cooks up well. Love it and will continue to purchase now that I have found!
Apr 3, 2016 | By Michael
We cook up 7 packages at a time and shape the sausage like thick hamburgers. Once the patties cooled, they were sliced in half and perfectly filled a gallon size freezer bag. We use ORGANIC English Muffins with ORGANIC cheese, ORGANIC eggs and Organic cheese. These sandwiches taste sooooooooooooooo good. This sausage is the best in taste and texture of any we have tried! Thank you Organic Prairie and all the wonderful Organic farmers that make this ORGANIC sausage a reality!!!
Breakfast Sausage
Mar 27, 2016 | By Tami
Just perfect. This sausage is amazing. Great flavor and lean. The best taste, just like you grew it yourself.
Mar 7, 2016 | By Merry
This breakfast sausage is delicious!! I highly recommend it.
best ever spicy breakfast sausage!
Jan 28, 2016 | By Marcie brewster
I bought this product to put in my sausage applesauce stuffing for Thanksgiving. I love the flavor and keep a roll in the fridge and have some with my eggs in the morning. GREAT FLAVOR AND ORGANIC!! I love it! Thank you organic prairie!
Perfect for DINNER!
Jan 17, 2016 | By Gail Breen
We barbeque these and make eggs on the with our inside BBQ! It makes for a perfect Breakfast DINNER!
The best breakfast sausage!
Jan 10, 2016 | By April P.
I made this for breakfast yesterday and I can honestly say it's the best tasting breakfast sausage. The fact that you form the patties and make fresh I think makes a huge difference versus the ones that are already pre-cooked. The spices and salt were perfect--not too overwhelming and not underwhelming. Thanks for providing a humane and organic product I feel safe eating. Please continue to make this sausage as-is!
Ground Sausage
Nov 15, 2015 | By Shirley Moffett
This sausage is very good. I have ordered it many times.
Very pleased!
Sep 16, 2015 | By Edy
This is a delicious and very mild breakfast sausage. It is also great in meatloaf and chili with beans. We don't want to run out!!
Sep 9, 2015 | By Chad
This was our first time buying this ORGANIC pork sausage and I can say emphatically we WILL BUY IT AGAIN!!! We made meatballs, cooked them and then froze them so we could have this sausage any time we wanted...which is everyday!
Sep 2, 2015 | By Martha Jensen
I have been ordering this sausage for years. My whole family loves it.
Aug 29, 2015 | By Chad
This ORGANIC pork sausage is the best!!! We make meatballs, cook em up and then freeze them for ready access whenever we have a craving....WHICH IS EVERYDAY!
Best Ever Sausage!
Aug 11, 2015 | By Robin Rosenthal
This is by far, the best breakfast sausage ever!!!
Breakfast sausage
Jun 9, 2015 | By Jeannine Stone
This is the only breakfast pork I'll eat, it's so healthy and good.
The BEST sausage
Jun 7, 2015 | By Linda Harrison
This is truly the best pork sausage I have ever tasted -- perfect texture, perfect seasoning, and of course, best of all, it's organic.
best organic sausage
Apr 21, 2015 | By Debbie
This is the sausage we always buy, none is better. It makes great sausage gravy for a breakfast for dinner. Our neighbor loves to make home made pizzas and we have a pizza night at least once a month. Used this on the pizza and it was great. So nice to have a pizza with organic toppings.
Breakfast Sausage
Apr 10, 2015 | By Rosemary Laberee
We are a family of six fussy eaters but we all agree on this: Organic Prairie Breakfast Sausage is the best. We look forward to it each morning and waste not the tiniest piece. The flavor is unmatched!
Best sausage ever
Apr 1, 2015 | By Sharon Malone
I had 16 people for brunch and made 6 packages of the breakfast sausage into patties.. None were left !! I am ordering more to keep on hand !!
Great Product!
Feb 17, 2015 | By Joan
Love the sausage, just enough seasoning... great for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
Delicious sausage, and not just for breakfast!
Feb 2, 2015 | By Linda
We first started buying Organic Prairie Breakfast Sausage from a small market near where we used to live. When that market closed we were so disappointed, because this is our favorite sausage! Fortunately we've been able to order directly from Organic Prairie online. The delivery is quick and the sausage arrives frozen solid, very well packaged in dry ice. We don't just eat this sausage for breakfast - it is delicious in other dishes, such as stuffed mushrooms! We also love the Organic Prairie uncured Pepperoni. Highly recommended!
Organic Pork Sausage
Jan 28, 2015 | By Rosemary
This sausage is the most delicious breakfast meat I have ever eaten. Buy it. You will not regret it !
Jan 22, 2015 | By Debby P Carraway
A staple for a special breakfast or when you are craving a treat! This is a perfectly seasoned sausage! Great added to other recipes also. We use it, with other ground meats, in lasagna, chili and more. Adds a wonderful flavor to any dish.
Low Fat Content
Jan 5, 2015 | By Marvis Hinson
I especially enjoy the low fat content of the breakfast sausage. The flavor is great also.
Organic Diva
Dec 24, 2014 | By Judith Scappaticcio
The ground sausage was wonderful, we used it to make our dressing for T Day turkey and it was delicious
Dec 19, 2014 | By Karen Herzog
They are really tasty !
Sausage and then some!
Dec 15, 2014 | By Joan Walsh
This is bigger than a simple review. The weekend before Thanksgiving I discovered our local organic store was out of Organic Prairie breakfast sausage which is required for my turkey stuffing. There was no hope of them reordering in time. I panicked and ordered online from 3 different sources from as far away as NC, WI and ID thinking one of them would make it in time for my festive bird being served. The expedited shipping was a bit pricey but with the ferocious weather and travel distances I wasn't optimistic any would make it in time. Not only did they all get here on 11/26 but my son found a restocked Organic Prairie supply at our local store. I'm up to my eyebrows in packages of sausage with a freezer stocked with about 48 lbs of breakfast sausage. I'm eager to try them all but will always rely on Organic Prairie...for several reason! Merry Christmas. JW
Best sausage
Dec 7, 2014 | By Martha
I love this sausage and so does my family. It arrives in Arizona frozen solid. It is the only organic pork I have found, and I really appreciate it.
Breakfast sausage
Oct 21, 2014 | By Kelly
Amazing I will only buy this sausage. The flavor is amazing. Love your products.
Oct 21, 2014 | By Kirby
Organic Prairie has the best breakfast sausage -- possibly the best I've ever had! It tastes even better knowing it does not contain a bunch of chemicals. I order a case at least a few times a year. Worth the money.
Aug 11, 2014 | By Mark
Great taste, right amount of spices along with little or no grease.
Pork Breakfast Sausage
May 29, 2014 | By Sara Eslinger
It was nice to be able to have pork again. Knowing it is organic is a huge plus. The sausage was very tasty and not too greasy.
Fantastic Sausage
May 24, 2014 | By Maureen
This bulk breakfast sausage is the best. I was lucky to find it in my local health food store. It is fantastic fried up as a patty. Spiced exactly the way I love it, not 'hot' like some other brands I've tried. It goes great in my home made stuffing too. Very good quality product.
pork.breakfast sausage
May 11, 2014 | By Camille Franklin
Good taste
Apr 13, 2014 | By Martha Jensen
My family loves this sausage. I order enough for a few months and it arrives in Arizona frozen rock hard. Great sausage, great delivery.
Breakfast Sausage
Apr 10, 2014 | By Anne Conatser
Very pleased with the taste as well as the fact that the sausage did not shrink too much in the frying pan. Will order again. Very good.
Great breakfast sausage!
Mar 13, 2014 | By Sherry
My husband loves breakfast sausage patties with eggs but we haven't bought in years in our supermarket because of the additives. So glad we found Organic Prairie, it's delicious!
Breakfast sausage
Jan 24, 2014 | By Brandy Adams
Organic Prairie is the only place I will buy my sausage. It has the taste that is perfect, the way I remember sausage used to taste. It is more than a breakfast sausage for me; I love sausage gravy and biscuits, also sausage and potato soup, meat loaf, in casseroles and just fried up as is. Just writing about it makes me want to fry up some.
best breakfast sausage ever!
Jan 20, 2014 | By Marylou
When I cut into the roll I was concerned it would be really fatty based on the color; it was more white than I was used to with the name brand GMO junk! Well I guess that pink color on the Jimmy Dean is food coloring because I was DELIGHTED with this product. It was NOT greasy at all and the taste was fantastic! I highly recommend this and I will never eat anything else with my pancakes!
Dec 10, 2013 | By Jean Weedman
organic meat of any kind is the only way to go...breakfast sausage is wonderful...a great way to start the day with protein.
Really good
Jul 30, 2013 | By Gaye
This sausage is very tasty. It's not too salty and not too much grease.
Feb 29, 2012 | By Judy McGerr
This breakfast sausage is so delicious! Great flavor.
I Could Eat The Whole Thing
May 6, 2011 | By Ginny Chandoha
I'm not a sausage eater and bought this for my husband. I was impressed that while browning there was scarcely any fat runoff. I just had to taste it and was blown away by the flavor, meatiness, and tenderness. Instead of a taste, I ate an entire slice, and could have eaten the entire package!
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The interior of the main building at the Liujiaxia Dinosaur Geopark, Gansu Province, China. The mounted dinosaur skeleton on the left is a cast of that of the gigantic iguanodontian Lanzhousaurus magnidens; that on the right is the titanosauriform Huanghetitan liujiaxiaensis. Both of these herbivorous dinosaurs were na...


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When I first started I just gripped my striker like a pencil. Then I saw a video by Bill Zearing from Cody Calls. He said to grip the striker so it rests on the 2nd knuckle of the index finger and the 1st knucle of the middle finger with the thumb pressing down in between the 2 knuckles. When yelping leave the tip of the index finger off the striker and when clucking & purring have the index finger tip on the striker.
This is now how I grip my strikers. I have since seen/heard others teach different methods to hold the striker, Sadler Mgraw comes to mind.
My question is; Am I using good method to hold my striker or should I try a different method. I am now so used to gripping my striker this way, it would take some doing to change.
Also, when I do a lot of purring or clucking (like fighting purrs for instance) I move my grip on the striker up just a little. Like maybe a 1/8 or 1/4 inch. Is this wrong to do? I think I get more purr out of the call when I do that.
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Serve these hearty meatballs over noodles or mashed potatoes.
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I just made these (haven't eaten it all together yet) and they made it through the browning phase, but all the meatballs fell apart as soon as I put them in the tomato sauce. ??? I didn't add egg as some other folks have. I browned them in cast iron, so maybe I was a little rough with them getting them to roll over? They seem to taste fine though.
The sauce was so simple and came out full of flavor! The meatballs need some gentle handling when being turned in the pan as they do want to fall apart if you aren't careful. The meatballs were flavorful and light. I think the step combining the milk and breadcrumbs in a bowl for 5 minutes was what made them so light. Delicious!
I've yet to be able to make meatballs that stay round. I always wind up with meat sauce, and this was no exception. I added the egg to try to assist, but alas... Still it tasted delicious, what's not to love with a meat sauce.
I made these last night. Super easy, didn't have veal so I used half beef, half pork. Also, if you cut in half, it's more than plenty for two people. No need for an egg to bind.
A basic, but excellent recipe. If serving over pasta, double the sauce.
I used half and half since I didn't have milk. I thought there would be way too many onions, but they were perfect. My picky husband loved them.
I was surprised that my 4yr old daughter LOVED this! I only had ground beef but I can't wait to try it again and I'll stick to the recipe this time.. It was a simple recipe but the texture was perfect. I chickened out and used an egg but I really don't think I have to. I will double the sauce as my hubby wanted more - LOL
The meatballs came out great but the sauce needs to be doubled if you are serving over pasta.
The meatballs are greast, the sauce isn't. I used one egg and they held together nicely. Im going to try a marinara sauce with these meatballs.
This recipe turned out great thanks to the tips from previous reviewers. The complete recipe took just over an hour, not bad. A few alterations to the original recipe: Added an extra can of dices tomatoes and tomato paste to increase the amount and thickness of sauce, also added sliced mushrooms and extra oregano and salt. Added an egg to the meatball mixture to act as a binder (works well) and Parmesan cheese. After browning meatballs in oil, placed them on a cookie sheet and baked ten minutes to cook out grease. Pasta was whole wheat and the meatballs were all beef. Tip: saute garlic with some diced onion in large pot, add mushrooms, then add tomato products and seasoning to make sauce. Boyfriend says that the dish tastes like restaurant style spaghetti and meatballs. Will definitely make again.


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Continuing with our Principles of Design theme this month, today's focus is on Unity. A simple definition is: Unity is the feeling of harmony between all parts of the artwork creating a sense of completeness.
"Relating the design elements to the idea being expressed in a painting reinforces the principal of unity.eg. a painting with an active aggressive subject would work better with a dominant oblique direction, course, rough texture, angular lines etc. whereas a quiet passive subject would benefit from horizontal lines, soft texture and less tonal contrast.
Unity in a painting also refers to the visual linking of various elements of the work." The definition is from artist John Lovett's website.
Post your finished layouts in the General Message Board gallery.
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I tried to use the concept, as expressed above, of a quiet and passive subject (the photos) benefiting from horizontal lines, soft texture and low tonal contrast. I kept my palette of colors limited.
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As I read up on the principle of Unity one of the topics was making the small pieces fit to created a larger picture. I was reminded of the great holiday templates of Sydnee's that I still hadn't used this season. Here is the LO I created.
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Tooks this photo last week at my MIL's home in Key Largo. She has Orchids growing all around her home. I was considering the principal of unity in blending the background, lighting and embellishments. Orchids in Flight
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I had this portrait of Darren and I that Aidan took and I wanted to treat it really simply... so I used a simple shape and embellished with simple shaped accessories.. I repeated these colours and shapes to tie it all together... It looks unified to me... :-)
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3.6: Translation of RNA to Protein
How does the cell translate a message?
The mRNA is the message sent from the nucleus to the ribosome. Like a foreign language, the genetic code of the mRNA message must then be translated so that the ribosomes make the correct protein. The process of reading the code of a mRNA to make a protein is called translation.
The mRNA, which is transcribed from the DNA in the nucleus, carries the directions for the protein-making process. mRNA tells the ribosome (Figure below) how to create a specific protein.
Ribosomes translate RNA into a protein with a specific amino acid sequence. The tRNA binds and brings to the ribosome the amino acid encoded by the mRNA.
The process of reading the mRNA code in the ribosome to make a protein is called translation (Figure below): the mRNA is translated from the language of nucleic acids (nucleotides) to the language of proteins (amino acids). Sets of three bases, called codons, are read in the ribosome, the organelle responsible for making proteins.
This summary of how genes are expressed shows that DNA is transcribed into RNA, which is translated, in turn, to protein. The one letter code represents amino acids.
The following are the steps involved in translation:
- mRNA travels to the ribosome from the nucleus.
The following steps occur in the ribosome:
- The base code in the mRNA determines the order of the amino acids in the protein. The genetic code in mRNA is read in "words" of three letters (triplets), called codons. There are 20 amino acids used to make proteins, and different codons code for different amino acids. For example, GGU codes for the amino acid glycine, while GUC codes for valine.
- tRNA reads the mRNA code and brings a specific amino acid to attach to the growing chain of amino acids. The anticodon on the tRNA binds to the codon on the mRNA. Each tRNA carries only one type of amino acid and only recognizes one specific codon.
- tRNA is released from the amino acid.
- Three codons, UGA, UAA, and UAG, indicate that the protein should stop adding amino acids. They are called stop codons and do not code for an amino acid. Once tRNA comes to a stop codon, the protein is set free from the ribosome.
The following chart (Figure below) is used to determine which amino acids correspond to which codons.
This chart shows the genetic code used by all organisms. For example, an RNA codon reading GUU would encode for a valine (Val) according to this chart. Start at the center for the first base of the three base codon, and work your way out. Notice that more than one codon may encode for a single amino acid. For example, glycine (Gly) is encoded by a GGG, GGA, GGC, and GGU.
- anticodon: Sequence on a tRNA molecule that specifically binds to a codon; ensures the proper amino acid is brought to the ribosome.
- codon: Triplet (3) of bases in the mRNA that codes for a specific amino acid.
- ribosome: Organelle responsible for making proteins.
- stop codon: One of three codons that does not encode for an amino acid; signifies the end of translation.
- translation: Process of reading the mRNA code in the ribosome to make a protein.
- Translation is the process of reading the mRNA code in the ribosome to make a protein.
- Sets of three bases on the mRNA, called codons, are read in order to select the correct amino acid for building a protein.
Use the resources below to answer the following questions.
- Cell Translation at http://www.teachersdomain.org/asset/lsps07_int_celltrans/
- What reads the sequence of the mRNA? What are three nucleotides that code of an amino acid called?
- What brings amino acids to the translation site? Where does it find these amino acids?
- What is an anticodon? Where are they found? What is their function?
- About how many amino acids are present in your average protein?
- How many ribosomes read a single mRNA molecule at the same time? How is this beneficial to the organism?
Go to this site to make a protein. Practice and see how fast you can transcribe DNA and translate mRNA.
- Transcribe and Translate a Gene at http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/units/basics/transcribe/
- What is the start code for translating an mRNA molecule?
- How many stop codes are there from translating mRNA? What are they?
- How many amino acids are used to make proteins?
- What is translation?
- What would happen if the stop codon was mutated to encode for another amino acid?
- Given the DNA sequence, ATGTTAGCCTTA, what is the mRNA sequence? What is the amino acid sequence?
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Teach-In: Tar Sands Blockade Benefit
Station 40 will be hosting a benefit and teach-in supporting the Tar Sands Blockade.
Please purchase tickets in advance for dinner! If you can't make it for the dinner, there will still be drinks and food available for everyone during the teach-in and music hour.
Events for the evening will go as follows:
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In Person: Ryan or Serena @ Station 40 every Thursday during Food Not Bombs (3pm)
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The Tar Sands Blockade is an open invitation for people across North America to join a peaceful direct action campaign to stop the Keystone XL pipeline. We stand with people of all backgrounds who are fighting to save their homes, land and our planet from destruction by tar sands pumped by TransCanada. Tar Sands Blockade is coordinating grassroots actions across Texas and Oklahoma.
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Went on a shopping spree at Fry's (ostensible purpose of the trip being the reassembly of yakk's computer). As usual, I ended up heading to the checkout with an impulse item. This time it was a 400 mL beaker. I am truly impressed by the vast array of weird geek stuff Fry's seems to have. Maybe they'll branch out further into biotech and start stocking Pipetman.
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These new Victoria's Secret ads are just. . . wrong. In the land of inappropriate, this dwarfs the use of Johnny Cash's "I've Been Everywhere" in lame ads the week following his death.
If you ain't seen 'em, scantilly-clad models cavort (no complaints thus far ) to the tune of "Lovesick," one of my all-time favorite Dylan songs (getting a bit weird, but still acceptable). But then Bob himself shows up, not singing, but just standing there! And with the he's been sporting since Love and Theft almost three years ago, this 60-something dude looks like a plain old sleazy pervert!
I'm going to have nightmares about this!
To top this off, the store's going to be carrying an exclusive CD of Dylan songs. Old stuff? New stuff? I have no idea. The firewalls here prevent me from checking out the website, and apparently the news media doesn't have or doesn't wish to share the particulars. If anyone knows or can find out easily, please post a track list here. If it's exclusive stuff, I will put on the cruddiest dirty clothes I can find, borrow a Red Man baseball cap, and strut in there to loudly ask in an exaggerated Southern accent, "Yeah, I's here for that there Bob Dylan CD thingy! Ooh, and can I try on one of them thar edible numbers?"
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Works by faculty and guest choreographers will be presented during a performance workshop at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 10, in the Hagan Dance Studio, 185 Nassau St.
Featured will be pieces by Ze'eva Cohen, Meghan Durham, Jessica Lang and Rebecca Lazier.
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By Jay Tidwell/Special to the Journal
RIPLEY – Chad Cook enjoys how Ripley has been piling up the points, and he knows what's behind it.
Cook's Tigers racked in 577 yards in total offense and pounded Velma Jackson in a 71-33 win in the opening round of MHSAA Class 3A playoffs on Friday.
Afterwards, Cook said the prolific scoring is fueled by an offensive line that works hard.
"Three tight ends, Garfield Campbell, Hunter Harrison, Peyton Clark; left tackle Jamal Braddock, left guard Michael Story, center Hall Miskelly, right guard Jackel Jackson and right tackle Devonte Barkley," Cook said.
"The credit for the success belongs to those guys."
Ripley (8-4) travels to Charleston, the current Class 3A state champion, for round two next Friday.
Against Velma Jackson, the No. 3 team from Div. 4-3A, Ripley's line opened up holes for quarterback Cody James to complete 13 of 20 for 218 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions, and run for 114 yards and two more scores.
Running back Montrell Gray also had 114 yards on six carries with two TDs.
"We're playing as a team, and the offensive line is giving us great blocking," said James, a senior, who also had a pick on defense. "We've got some intensity going right now."
Ripley led 55-27 at halftime, with two pivotal touchdowns coming off blocked punts that put the Tigers inside Velma Jackson's 20.
Antonio Mullins had a part in the first blocked kick that set up a 15-yard run by John Austin Moore with 6 minutes, 23 seconds in the first quarter. Mullins, a freshman, recovered the second muffed kick at the Panthers' 16, and James passed to Isaih Howard for the score on the next play midway through the second period.
"They capitalized on our mistakes," said Velma Jackson coach Cedrick Wilder. "Those two blocked punts led to 14 points and we were only down 21, and it could have been closer."
Gray, a 5-foot-11, 235-pound senior, set the tone on the opening series. He plowed ahead for a 28-yard run, then bowled in from 5 yards out to open scoring with 10:40 showing in the first quarter.
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Timpanogos Cave
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Geologic Setting
he Timpanogos Cave system is located high in the south wall of the American Fork Canyon, about 16 km (10 miles) northeast of the town of American Fork and 24 km (15 miles) north of Provo. The American Fork Canyon area is one small part of the deeply dissected Wasatch Front (the western face of the Wasatch Range) of northern Utah. The Wasatch Front is one of the steepest mountain ranges on earth . . . read more
Geologic History
The rocks and geologic structures and features present in Timpanogos Cave National Monument record a vast span of Utah's geologic history from the time before plants or animals existed, through episodes of mountain building and extension of the earth's crust, to formation of the caves, and excavation of American Fork Canyon . . . read more
Geologic Features and Processes
An important structural feature in the southern Wasatch is the Charleston Thrust Fault system. It forms the boundary between rocks of the thick and thin facies of the Carboniferous (a name referring to the Mississippian- Pennsylvanian Periods) for many kilometers northeast and east of Mount Timpanogos. The overriding block moved so far eastward . . . read more
For information about topographic maps, geologic maps, and geologic data sets, please see the geologic maps page.
A geology photo album for this park can be found here.For information on other photo collections featuring National Park geology, please see the Image Sources page.
Currently, we do not have a listing for a park-specific geoscience book. The park's geology may be described in regional or state geology texts.
Please visit the Geology Books and Media webpage for additional sources such as text books, theme books, CD ROMs, and technical reports.
Parks and Plates: The Geology of Our National Parks, Monuments & Seashores.
Lillie, Robert J., 2005.
W.W. Norton and Company.
9" x 10.75", paperback, 550 pages, full color throughout
The spectacular geology in our national parks provides the answers to many questions about the Earth. The answers can be appreciated through plate tectonics, an exciting way to understand the ongoing natural processes that sculpt our landscape. Parks and Plates is a visual and scientific voyage of discovery!
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A bibliography of geologic references is being prepared for each park through the Geologic Resources Evaluation Program (GRE). Please see the GRE website for more information and contacts.
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A lecture on "Regionalism as a Tool for Economic Growth and Social Justice" is set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The speaker will be Myron Orfield, director of the Metropolitan Area Research Corp., a Minneapolis-based nonprofit research and geographic information systems firm. The corporation's expertise lies in presenting cutting-edge demographic research through the spatial display of data.
In 1998, Orfield introduced an innovative program for combating the seemingly inevitable decline of America's metropolitan communities. Through a combination of demographic research, state-of-the-art mapping and pragmatic politics, his book, "Metropolitics," revealed how the different regions of St. Paul and Minneapolis pulled together to create a regional government powerful enough to tackle the community's problems of sprawl and urban decay.
Orfield's new work, "American Metropolitics: A Comparative National Study of Social Separation and Sprawl" (Brookings Institution Press, 2002), applies the next generation of research on a much broader scale. The book provides an analysis of the economic, racial, environmental and political trends of the 25 largest metropolitan regions in the United States.
His lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and Isles Inc. , nationally recognized nonprofit community development and environmental improvement organization that seeks to revitalize distressed neighborhoods and communities in the Trenton, N.J., area.
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Alpha House Home for Boys, a stalwart, effective and low-profile institution helping boys who live there by court order to find stability, nurture, discipline, and self-respect, will close March 31, 2013, after 40 years of remarkable service.
Founder and executive director Jerry Clayton saw the need for the kind of place Alpha House became while he was serving as chancery clerk of Lee County, doubling as youth court referee. He said increasingly complex regulations, changes in how boys needing structure and mentoring are placed other than with parents, and financial pressure evolving from competition for nonprofit funds led to the board of directors' decision to cease operations.
Clayton, who was a state-champion boys' basketball coach at Tupelo High School before election as chancery clerk in 1968, has been tireless in his work for the home and its residents – for 16 years without pay while chancery clerk and since 1988, when he left elective office, as a salaried director.
In a conversation Tuesday, Clayton reminisced about the successes, the challenges and the lives changed for the better among the boys who lived there during the past 40 years.
Some former residents, but proportionately few, did not succeed after leaving Alpha House, but Clayton beams with pride when he talks about now-adult men who work in good jobs at places like Toyota, some who own their own businesses, doctors, financial advisers, teachers, a NASA interplanetary space engineer, and many others who hold strong positions and lead their families.
"I can't thank the community that made the Alpha House possible enough," Clayton said in an interview with reporter Riley Manning. "Hopefully other organizations will rise to meet this need. I have faith in the spirit of Tupelo."
Clayton's concern should be followed through with careful monitoring of whatever systems or facilities take Alpha House's place.
One of the new regulations, arising out of a lawsuit against the Mississippi Department of Human Services, gives preferences in placement to relatives or the foster home care system.
While the law must be obeyed the system won't necessarily work as perfectly or efficiently as its designers envision.
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Mike and Ike split! More fallout!
First it was Tom and Katie. And if you haven't already heard, the gossip world was rocked again recently with the split of one of the most well-known, iconic pairings of our generation. Mike and Ike have gone their separate ways, and more details are slowly leaking out.
The news first broke on their Facebook and Tumblr pages.
"I know it's hard to believe, but yes – Mike and I are over." said Ike in a recent blog post. "It is what it is. We just …don't work anymore. Some call it creative differences? Whatever."
Mike's take? "We don't agree on the candy. My red, his red, my lime, his lime, my box ideas, his box ideas. So over it. Instead of all this hassle, now I'm just gonna jam."
Going forward Ike will pursue his love of art and Mike will focus on music. In fact, Mike has already produced a music video. The timing of the release suggests that he took a page out of Katie Holmes's break-up handbook and his plans were well laid weeks before the official break. Check the video out here:
I asked Mike straight-up about whether or not he had been plotting to leave in a recent exclusive, and whether or new tracks were laid down alongside "Strawberry or Die" before Ike had any idea.
"I don't want to get into that. Before. After. What's the difference? Me and Ike, we were done when he ditched me on our launch anniversary for some Parisian broad. Flew the redeye to Paris and came home a week later talkin' about all these French artists, and how he wanted to paint one day…"
Ike wasn't immediately available for comment.
Meanwhile, Hollywood has been reacting to the break.
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Peter Pomerantsev expressed the essence of what I remember and sometimes see in the Russian television. He summarized his experience working with a TV production company and observing the customs of the country. The prevailing culture of the country instills expectation of humiliation and hardship into the minds of the citizens and downplays aspiration.
"Under siege from psychic spies and airborne fungi, audiences are kept in a constant state of panic."
Pomerantsev exposes Soviet era traditions of state television such as the formula of subjects in the news broadcasts and the way nation leaders hold their meetings. Growing in that environment made these traditions invisible to me.
CBC's Q aired an interview with Pomerantsev this morning,
Archived at http://www.voicebase.com/voice_file/public_detail/43202 between 1:38 and 16:00.
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Poor Brian Bosworth. It's pro football's NFL offseason, which means the NFL Network is spending countless hours every day re-running shows like "Top 10 Draft Busts of All Time," making sure that generation after generation becomes intimately familiar with that moment when "the Boz" got steamrolled by Bo Jackson. I believe I've personally seen that clip replayed at least 600 times by now. There are babies being born in the Punjab as we speak that will have seen the footage by the time you finish reading this article.
Brian Bosworth being run over by Bo Jackson is like the Zapruder film for late 20th century sports fans. We not only remember the action sequence, we remember individual frames in the action sequence. We remember the Boz meeting Jackson at the two yard line. We remember the Boz hitting Bo, but Bo standing the Boz up. And then we remember seeing that number 55 of the Boz's, displayed on that cheesy aquamarine uni the Seahawks used to have, spinning helplessly around as Jackson knocked the Boz sideways on his way into the end zone.
That was the end of the Bosworth's pro career, more or less. The legend was over at that point. The Boz was actually kind of an interesting guy, not for any good reason, but because he had balls. He wasn't a great player and he probably knew that, but he made himself some money in the endorsement world by pulling crazy-ass stunts like showing up for his first day of practice as a rookie in a helicopter, wearing a three-foot mullet. When his football career ended, he parlayed his Right Guard commercials into exactly one part in a good movie — a bit role in David O. Russell's Three Kings. The rest of his career he spent jumping out of exploding trucks in crappy B-movies like Stone Cold, which is probably not a bad way for an ex-Oklahoma football player to end up — acting in the kinds of movies people watch late at night in their trailers, after having sex with their dogs.
Anyway, poor Boz got rung up by John Law recently, getting busted for a motorcycle DUI in Los Angeles. It seems he was driving erratically on his Harley, which had no license plate. LAPD officers pulled him over and administered a breathalyzer, a test he apparently flunked. Bosworth was said to have been "very cooperative," and was released on $5000 bond. The poor bastard. Give him the minimum DUI charge of 25 points and send him back to the casting couch — they might have a line or two for him in the next Steve Seagal movie.
Bill of goodsIt's amazing what you can get away with in this country if you happen to run well between the tackles. Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch pleaded guilty to a gun charge this past week and got three years probation and 80 hours of community service. As we reported a few weeks ago, Lynch was recently pulled over in Culver City, California, after being found with several other men in a car with no license plates (again with the license plates!); when the window was rolled down, cops detected the smell of weed and searched the vehicle.
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For years I've been wondering why Sound Devices didn't make something like my MixPre – which is an amazing little mixer – but with recorder built right in. Maybe to protect their high-end recorder mixers? Maybe too hard to fit everything into such a small package? But as more and more companies like Zoom began offering affordable versions of such a device, it because pretty apparent that Sound Devices was leaving a LOT of small filmmaker dollars on the table that other manufacturers were only too happy to grab.
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The Center for Arts in Medicine is pleased to announce that the Graduate Certificate in Arts in Public Health is accepting applications for Summer and Fall 2014 enrollment. This fully online program is designed to enable graduate students and professionals in public health, the arts, and other health and human services professions to effectively engage the arts to address public health issues. For more information, please use the menus above to navigate to the page dedicated to our Graduate Certificate in Arts in Public Health.
Proposed MA in Arts in Medicine approved by UF Grad Council
The proposed online MA in Arts in Medicine has been approved by the University of Florida Graduate Council. This is a major step in the approval process, and keeps the program on track for full approval in May of 2014. Pending full approval, the program will begin accepting applications in late May 2014 for students who wish to begin the program in late August 2014. Watch our Facebook and web sites for updates.
Dance for PD Training this Summer
The Center for Arts in Medicine is pleased to host the Mark Morris Dance Group's Dance for PD teacher training program, May 30-June 1, 2014, in the UF School of Theatre and Dance. The program will prepare dance teachers to start and teach dance programs for people with Parkinson's disease. Scholarships are available for UF students, with priority given to dance majors.
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It's been a few months since I posted and.. wow, what a few months! One of my crazy ideas has turned into a proper business and gotten some funding. Am I the next dot com millionaire? Nah.. but it's great working with technology and not worrying too much about how I'm going to buy the next sack of groceries anyway. We're moving for further rounds soon..
In other news, my buddies at Globat have launched MillionDollarHelpPage.com, in order to raise $1 million for Katrina victims. It's based off of the MillionDollarHomePage.com idea that's been going around the net lately where a 21-year-old British kid has made $150,000 so far to pay for his university education. Now let's hope Globat can do it to make money for those in serious need :)


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On another thread I was recommended the VSonic VR06, but seemingly the only place to get them in the UK is from eBay, which I'd rather avoid. I was wondering if there were any other earphones around for about £50/60 (unfortunately that translates to about the same in $.. rip off! )?
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Since its founding in 1979, the Breast Examination Center of Harlem (BECH) — an outreach program of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center — has screened more than 204,592 women for breast cancer. BECH has an established reputation in the Harlem community for free, high-quality care offered by its professional staff.
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Since its founding in 1979, the Breast Examination Center of Harlem (BECH) - an outreach program of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center - has screened more than 200,000 women for breast cancer. BECH has an established reputation in the Harlem community for free, high-quality care offered by its professional staff.
The Breast Examination Center of Harlem houses 15 full-time staff, including the program director, a health educator, mammography technicians, patient navigators, session assistants, plus other administrative support staff.The professional staff is under the leadership of Harold Freeman, surgeon and Medical Director of BECH, and includes breast surgeons and nurse practitioners. Members of Memorial Sloan Kettering's Department of Radiology interpret the mammography studies; Memorial Sloan Kettering pathologists interpret the Pap studies.
Dr. Freeman has been a pioneer in his efforts to focus attention on cancer in medically underserved populations. Dr. Freeman is Chairman Emeritus and Founder of the Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care and Prevention as well as Advisor to the Director of the National Cancer Institute.
Through his leadership in establishing programs such as BECH, Dr. Freeman has been instrumental in providing free breast cancer screening services to improve the early detection and reduce the impact of breast cancer among African American and Hispanic women. In 1990, the American Cancer Society honored Dr. Freeman with the creation of a special award named for him. The Harold P. Freeman Service Award is given to individuals, organizations, and companies in recognition of exemplary achievement in bringing cancer-detection programs to communities at increased risk.
Volunteers at BECH assist the staff in many ways, such as performing clerical duties, answering telephones, and helping to implement the Center's outreach programs. In 1986, the Friends of BECH - comprised of breast-cancer patients - formed a support group to help presurgical and postsurgical patients share their concerns. In 1993, one of those volunteers, Matilda Goodridge, received the American Cancer Society's Courage Award from President Clinton.
In a community where healthcare is often associated with crowded waiting rooms and impersonal treatment, BECH has become known for its warmth and efficiency. This comfortable, supportive center also includes a supervised area for young children.
The Breast Examination Center of Harlem has received many awards for its outreach accomplishments, including the Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Certificate of Merit. A recent multimedia public awareness campaign, featuring television actress and singer Nell Carter, was recognized for excellence in African American advertising and received a Silver Effie for its effectiveness.
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Well tomorrow is the last day and I have yet to get a gobbler. I definitely need some help, its been a bad year for me. The last few times out this week I have heard birds and attepted to get within a hundred yards or so...some I've bumped because I apparently misjudged their location but others just gobbled while moving the other way or shut up never to be seen or heard again. What am I doing wrong? I was told to get a bird to answer so he knows your location then shut up and make him come looking for you, perhaps I was calling too much?
Today started with me owl hooting but nothing was heard. After daylight I heard some crows calling as I was slowly walking around awaiting a gobble and that's when I heard three birds. I positioned myself uphill about a hundred yards away and soft yelped, purred and clucked after they gobbled three times or so. It sounded as if the birds were working away so at 7 am I repositioned to catch up with them and bumped two from a tree (an hour after daylight). The remaining gobbler continued to gobble but also continued to move away..again I didn't call that much today thinking I would tone it down a bit. Tell me your procedures especially how one "reads a bird" to determine what he wants to hear to lure hime in.


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Interested in finding natural decor. Advice?
I'm all about thrifty so why should I spend a bajillion dollars on aquarium decorations when there is so much wood and interesting rocks to be found just outside?
But I know these things can effect the chemical balance of the tank, so I'd love to hear some advice and input from people who have done this in the past.
not an expert on this but here is what i've heard on the AC
- not recommended if has been exposed to saltwater, unless you want to do A LOT of soaking
- only hardwoods
- check for any rotted, crumbly spots
- quarantine and thoroughly clean, may come with various unwelcome critters
- always bring a measuring tape when hunting for good chunks. pieces look SOO much smaller in the great outdoors
that bad surprises may occur when you place it besides the tank and realize its way too big.
- no limestone/calcitic rocks
- check by dripping vinegar on it. if it fizzes, it will leach.
good luck
I'll just add a couple things.
Rocks are safer than wood, generally. I use rock I buy from a local landscape supply, it is very inexpensive; a large pail of river rock (pebbles of differing sizes) cost me 75 cents. I have river rock in one tank, in various sizes, to create a tumbled boulder stream effect. This rock is usually safe, but the acid test using vinegar is one test to determine calcareousness (if that is a word). Vinegar is a fairly weak acid, but if it fizzes after a few drops of vinegar is placed on the dry rock, it is calcareous. This doesn't usually matter in hard water fish tanks like rift lake cichlids or livebearers, but in tanks with soft water fish this can cause a lot of trouble for the fish.
Wood collected from water (lake, stream) may have many "critters" so be very careful; also algae, and pathogens that may not harm local fish but can be toxic to tropicals that have no natural immunity to these.
Wood absorbs liquids, any it may come into contact with, and these can remain deep in the wood for a long time before leeching out. I have killed off half a tank of fish from this, and it was wood bought in the fish store. Never collect wood near roads, trails, farms, houses, industrial sites, etc as these are more likely to have come into contact with oil, gas, pesticides, fertilizers, chemicals, etc.
I know it is expensive, but I personally would only use wood from a fish store, and then only specific types. I have had no issues with Malaysian driftwood, sometimes called ironwood, or mangrove root. Others have not been so good, either for the unknown toxin mentioned above, or fungus that can kill fish.
I know this is sometimes difficult to fathom, because we see so much wood in natural water courses. But in nature, anything in the wood dissipates into a very large body of water and gets carried away; plus the fish can swim away from it. This is very different in the aquarium where any toxin immediately enters the water and the fish are in a closed system.
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Something we all need to remember: The fish you've acquired was quite happy not being owned by you, minding its own business. If youre going to take it under your wing then youre responsible for it. Every aspect of its life is under your control, from water quality and temperature to swimming space. [Nathan Hill in PFK]
Want to be thrifty? What kind of lighting do you have? If you have enough/right lighting a low/medium light planted tank with rock work from outside is very cheap if you are willing to let it grow in. I think i did my 10g shrimp tank for 10$ and let it grow in.KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
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I've been talking with some of the other staff and came to the conclusion that our IOTD isn't really cutting it. The submission rate is ultra low.. and that may be for a number of reasons including us not promoting it more throughout the site. But I'm just blown away by the response that #screenshotsaturday gets and I'm not looking to reinvent the wheel on this one.
I was thinking maybe it would be better to provide an interface for this twitter feed and have a little fun with it. Let me know what you guys think.. I was thinking about fleshing the game out more into something utterly ridiculous.. like you get points for votes, then you unlock cool armor and weapons that do absolutely nothing but show up in the sidebar looking all stylish. Perhaps randomly you can unlock "quests" as well.. non-serious quests of course that use the honor system. "The town bully has stolen my favorite sheep, go out and search the far off cavern at the base of mount worthlessjunk and fetch me a rock to make me feel better. Did you do it yet? Press yes or no" You get points for pressing yes! Who knows, just stuff to be fun.
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- 2 packages (12 ounces each) fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1-1/2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 cup port wine or cranberry juice
- 1 medium tart apple, peeled and finely chopped
- 3/4 cup golden raisins
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- In a large saucepan, combine all ingredients. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 30-35 minutes or until thickened, stirring occasionally.
- Transfer to a serving bowl. Serve warm or cover and refrigerate until chilled. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 5 cups.
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Hey Guys,
Early, early spring, maybe late winter now, not sure since we really didn't have a winter this year. Wondering if we've been seeing any or lots of birds this pre-season? Am so looking forward to this spring. Should be lots of birds as it was an easy winter on them, may have been easy ont he coyotes too though. Report in if you've seen loads. May start breaking up any time as the weather gets warmer.
Check out Perry's trail cam pics from late February, that'll get you in the mood.
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Grand Theft Auto IV - General News | @ 03:38 PM MDT | By cyrix
Take Two just announced the highly anticipated (and that's being cautious) Grand Theft Auto IV will be delayed from its originally scheduled October release date until the second fiscal quarter of 2008, or between February and April of '08. Though no direct cause for the delay was cited, Take-Two Chairman Strauss Zelnick said "certain elements of development proved to be more time-intensive than expected."
The new consoles are allowing us to create the Grand Theft Auto game we always dreamed about. Every aspect of the game and its design has been completely transformed. The game is huge and is pushing the hardware platforms to their absolute limits. The top engineers from Sony and Microsoft are working closely with the team in Edinburgh right now, helping us to fully leverage the power of both platforms. As always, our goal is to surpass even the wildest expectations of the game's fans, and to create the ultimate high definition video game experience. - Sam Houser
Additionally, due to the outstanding ratings problems (and surprising no one) they've also announced that Manhunt 2 would miss its planned release this fiscal year. As a result of these setbacks, they're expecting revenue of $950 million to $1 billion for the fiscal year ending Oct. 31; in June, they announced expected revenue of $1.2 billion to $1.25 billion for the year.
A bit of a let down I understand, but at least we know they're striving to put out a great game for the fans.
Thanks to joystiq for the info.
Addendum: Here is an email we received from Sam Houser.
Hi everyone,
I wanted to tell you personally that we have decided to move Grand Theft Auto IV back a bit. We also want to thank you for all the incredible support you've shown us over the years. We'll have more information very soon, but in the meantime here's a release we're sending out to the press.
Best wishes,
Sam Houser
Founder Rockstar Games
Official Press Release August 2:
Launch of Grand Theft Auto IV Now Planned for Fiscal 2008
There was also a Take 2 conference call about this press release this afternoon, however there were not any new details.
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Monday is the beginning of finals week. I have one final Monday, one Tuesday, and one Wednesday. Then I'm finally done (for the semester). Unfortunately, I've lost all motivation to even study, but since I'm building all of GNOME 2.6cvs right now, I may as well go do that.
I'm hoping to do some work on GNOME soon, though I'm not sure exactly where to start. I have a patch (untested, because I'm letting jhbuild build all of GNOME cvs right now) that adds support for the Actions in .desktop files. Basically, when right-clicking a launcher item with an Actions line, you'll get a menu entry for each action.
libcomprex in CVS is finally ready to begin building some modules against, though they won't do much yet. The new API is progressing nicely, and is far better than previous versions. It feels a lot cleaner to use, and should work better and do more, once finished. I still have a long road ahead of me, as I must convert all of the old archive modules over to the new API, as well as finish up the API. I'm hoping to have a development release before the month is up.


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Alternate name: Mason Bees
Family: Megachilidae, Megachilid Bees view all from this family
Description 3/8-1/2" (10-14 mm). Black with long black hair on thorax and sides of head. Tongue long; mandibles prominent, sharp. Female has pollen brush below abdominal segments 2-3. Legs black. Wings clear to brownish.
Warning As with all bee species, females will sting if provoked.
Food Adult drinks nectar. Larva feeds on nectar and pollen.
Life Cycle Adult bees emerge in spring; males precede females. Mating takes place as soon as females emerge; males die soon after mating. Females visit various flowers collecting nectar and pollen, which is transported to a nest. One egg is laid in each nest cell where larvae develop, feeding on pollen/nectar mixture. Larvae construct tough cocoons and pupate until following spring.
Habitat Meadows and forest edges.
Range Throughout North America; every state and Canadian province has a dozen or more distinct species, each showing more limited distribution.
Discussion Nest architecture is highly variable within this family of solitary bees. Orchard or Mason Bees convert clay into a cementlike material. Some species include plant fragments in their nest construction. Others build inside empty snail shells, and still others line each nest with snips of flower petals. Some species nest in natural cavities such as the holes created by wood-boring beetles or the hollow ends of twigs. The individual cells of this type of nest are divided by a mud partition, or in the case of those species called leafcutter bees, the partitions are made of leaf fragments that are snipped out of nearby plants. Gardeners are often puzzled when they find neat circular holes cut from leaf edges, with no evidence of leaf-eating insects nearby. Many species of solitary bees have declined sharply in North America as they have been out-competed by the introduced European honeybee. Plant specialists now realize that many native plants are specifically adapted to pollination by solitary bees; when they are visited only by honeybees they produce significantly fewer fruits and seeds.


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73-50 Little Neck Pkwy Glen Oaks, NY 11004
A nuanced and powerful post-modern Western romance from one of independent cinema's bold young visionaries, Rooftop Filmmakers' Fund recipient David Lowery.
Join us at the Queens County Farm for a special sneak preview of Filmmakers' Fund grantee Ain't Them Bodies Saints. Here's how to get to the screening:
From Manhattan:
Take the Long Island Railroad from Penn Station to Little Neck on the Port Washington Line. A free shuttle will take audience members from the Little Neck LIRR stop to the farm from 6pm to 2am. The total trip from Penn Station to the farm should take about 45 minutes.
From Queens:
Take the E or F Train to Kew Gardens/Union Turnpike Station | Q46 Bus (eastbound on Union Tpk.) to Little Neck Parkway Stop | Cross Union Turnpike and walk North on Little Neck Parkway 3 blocks to Museum Entrance. Or take Hempstead Line to Floral Park Station or take Port Washington Line to Little Neck Station.
Ain't Them Bodies Saints (David Lowery | USA | 90 min.)
There is a hypnotic power in David Lowery's films, as with his debut feature, St. Nick (Rooftop 2009, leading to his receiving the Rooftop Filmmakers' Fund and Edgeworx Studios Post Production Grant). His films exude a tension and danger that is larger than any element in them -- his characters are quiet and simply drawn, but you sense depth and passion in them; his filmmaking is subtle and understated, but there's an energy in every shot; his stories are focused and direct, but they contain grandeur.
Ain't Them Bodies Saints begins with a trancelike fugue, as two lovers fight in a sunset field, coo to each other in a parked pickup, and are suddenly thrust into a farmhouse gunfight. A jail term for him, a baby for her, years of aching separation, an escape . . . and then the stately story begins. Bob Muldoon (Casey Affleck) is on a quest to reunite with Ruth Guthrie (Rooney Mara). In early scenes with a friend who offers a hiding place, Muldoon is vague about whether he's going to fetch Ruth. But a confrontation with his criminal mentor (Keith Carradine) lights the fuse. There's something in Muldoon's eyes, a look into the distance and future, something in his movements that reveal a controlled flame of desire. Seeing that, his journey feels inevitable, fated, yet desperate and fraught.
Another man, the local sheriff once shot by Ruth, is moving steadily in, played with stunning naïve charm by a thickly-mustachioed Ben Foster. The weight of domesticity and threat of danger is perhaps more than the romantic desperado adventures Muldoon once thought he wanted. Ain't Them Bodies Saints represents a form of near-magical realism, so vivid and intense as to seem dreamlike. The romance is whispered in the past; the violence happens so fast you're bleeding before you know someone fired. And so what Muldoon wants remains perhaps unclear -- as unclear as real life -- until his dying day.
- Mark Elijah Rosenberg
No longer the bedroom folk duo of their early years, the Brooklyn quintet is slowly revealing their new identity as a sonically adventurous band. The inspired songwriting and lyrical storytelling of Carl Creighton remains a central focus for Howth while the surrounding sounds created by Blake Luley, Neil Acharya, Aviva Stampfer and Jeremy Duvall continue to grow into a a swelling, dynamic force.
Indulging on the melodies and sentiment of 90's indie rock, Howth also reaches for the soaring heights of classic '70s rock while adding in dynamic ambient textures inspired by Eno and minimalism.
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President Obama's choice for the government's No. 2 housing job is embroiled in the largest fine in U.S. history for "blatant violations" of open records laws after the Washington State Supreme Court chastised his office for withholding documents detailing taxpayer costs for a new professional football stadium in Seattle.
The documents that Ronald Sims' office was found to have kept from the public when he served as King County executive included information about cheaper alternatives to the $430 million Seattle Seahawks stadium, which was built in 2002, according to a Washington Times review of the court records.
Washington's highest court ruled in January that the withheld documents would have allowed voters in a referendum to challenge "the veracity" of King County's request for $300 million in public bonds for the project. The justices found the actions of Mr. Sims' office to be so "egregious" that they scrapped a lower court's order of a $123,780 fine - the largest ever assessed in a public records case - and recommended that the penalty be increased to as much as $825,000.


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Serves six.
Very simply, a daube (pronounced dohb) is a red-wine-based beef or lamb stew. This type of dish has countless flavor permutations, of course, but the most famous (and my favorite) is the Provençal daube, seasoned with local herbs and a bit of orange zest. The orange was originally the bitter Seville orange, but you can make a fine daube with a few strips of navel orange (add a strip of lemon, too, if you want to sharpen the flavor). I also like to add some sort of vegetable garnish to sweeten and brighten the stew. Here I've used carrots cut into hefty chunks so they hold their shape during the long cooking, but you could also use a combination of parsnips, baby onions, and celeriac.
Using your fingers and a thin knife, pull the roast apart along its natural seams. Trim off any thick layers of fat. Carve the roast into 1-1/2- to 2-inch cubes and arrange them on a paper-towel- lined tray to dry.
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven. Heat the oven to 325ºF.
Heat the oil and bacon together in a 7- or 8-qt. Dutch oven over medium heat, stirring occasionally, just until the bacon is browned but not crisp, 5 to 6 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer the bacon to a small plate. Season about one-third of the beef with salt and pepper, and arrange the cubes in a sparse single layer in the pot to brown. Adjust the heat so the beef sizzles and browns but does not burn. Cook until all sides are a rich brown, a total of about 10 minutes. Transfer to a large plate or tray, and season and brown the remaining beef in two more batches.
When all the beef chunks are browned, pour off all but about 1 Tbs. of drippings, if necessary. Set the pot over medium-high heat, add the shallots, season with a large pinch of salt and several grinds of pepper, and sauté until they just begin to soften, about 1 minute. Add the brandy and let it boil away. Add the tomato paste, garlic, and herbes de Provence, stirring to incorporate, and sauté for another 1 minute. Add the wine, stirring and scraping the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon to dislodge the caramelized drippings, and bring to a boil. Pour in the liquid from the tomatoes, holding the tomatoes back with your hand. Then one by one, crush the tomatoes with your hand over the pot and drop them in. Add the orange zest, and return the beef (along with accumulated juices) and bacon to the pot. Finally, add the carrots, bring to a simmer, cover, and slide into the oven.
Cook the stew, stirring every 45 minutes, until the meat is fork-tender (taste a piece; all trace of toughness should be gone), 2 to 3 hours. Before serving, skim off any surface fat (if there is any), taste for salt and pepper, and stir in the parsley.
This dish can be made up to three days ahead. Reserve the chopped parsley and don't bother skimming the surface fat. Instead, transfer the cooled stew to a bowl or baking dish, cover tightly, and refrigerate. Before reheating, lift off the layer of solid fat that will be on the surface. Reheat gently in a 325ºF oven in a covered baking dish, stirring once, for about 30 min., or until hot. Taste for salt and pepper and add the parsley just before serving.
Mashed potatoes would be a perfect foil for the daube's rich wine sauce. Or you could serve the daube with wide egg noodles tossed with butter and parsley.
This stew needs a rich, earthy red from the Old World, such as a Grenache blend from the southern Rhône Valley. Try the 2005 Mas Grand Plagniol "Tradition," Costières de Nîmes, $10, or the 2004 Château du Trignon, Gigondas, $18.
nutrition information (per serving):
based on six servings, Calories
580, Fat
25, Fat Calories
230, Saturated Fat
9, Protein
49, Monounsaturated Fat
12, Carbohydrates
20, Polyunsaturated Fat
1.5, Sodium
630, Cholesterol
160, Fiber
Photo: Scott Phillips
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03-28-2013, 05:19 PM #1Junior Member Guppy
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Honey Gourami Issues
I just joined the forum and I'm hoping I can get some help with some issues I've been having.
I have a 20 gallon freshwater set-up with five Serpae tetras, four bloodfin tetras, three zebra stripe danios, a sunset fire platy, a swordtail, and a new honey gourami (along with countless snails that keep breeding). I recently added three of the bloodfins and the gourami to my already established tank. I'm running an Aqueon Quietflow 20, and have an appropriate heater. The tank has a few hiding places, but I plan on adding more vegetation when I have the money.
The issue I'm having is dark coloration showing on the gourami's head area coupled with it not coming to the top during feeding. I have seen it nip at some food and spit it back out, but never eat it. I've also seen it nip at some algae on the plants. I know the honey gourami is a shy breed, but I'm starting to worry because of the eating issue. I think that the discoloration is due to nitrite/ammonia burns, so I did a 70% water change and added ammonia neutralizer to the water. I also started slowly adding aquarium salt in the recommended dosage to add electrolytes and help gill function. The ammonia neutralizer seems to have worked because the dark coloration isn't spreading (it might be getting better, but I'll have to wait and check on that). I've also started to be more patient with feedings and not over-feed to curb ammonia build up. I feed my fish flake food and occasionally a bit of frozen brine shrimp.
Are gouramis more susceptible to nitrite burns than tetras? The bloodfins I added the same day as the gourami haven't shown any signs of burns or odd behavior. They're doing very well. Should I be worried about the gourami or try something different? I don't think that it's new-tank shyness anymore because it's been almost a week.
I guess my first question is why is nitrite an issue? If your tank is cycled you should always have 0 ammonia and 0 nitrates and less than 20 nitrates.
If that is not your situation then you tank is still cycling and yes, your fish will have serious issues from both ammonia and nitrites.
You need to do water changes daily until both ammonia and nitrites are below .50 ppm. Your goal during a cycling tank is to keep both at around .25 so you have enough to build your beneficial bacteria in your filter media. If you don't have one, I strongly suggest getting an API master liquid water test kit as they are very accurate and will tell you where you are with your cycle.
It would also be a good idea to read the cycling stickies in the beginners section of the forum so you can get a grasp on what's happening in your tank.
Additionally, if it were my tank, I'd add another filter rated for a 20 gallon. Most here have a minimum of double filtration to keep the tank healthy.
Good luck and feel free to ask more questions. we're here to help.30 g FW planted:corys, female ABNP, blue angel, harleys, zebra danios, rummies,
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03-28-2013, 07:45 PM #3Junior Member Guppy
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I was reading around on other forums/websites that nitrites are a common issue. The reason I don't know the chemical levels is because the test kit prices are ridiculous where I am. I might order them online soon so I can keep a closer eye on them. I usually don't have issues when introducing new fish, so it's never been an issue before.
I'll definitely check out the stickies later tonight.
I have a spare 10 gallon filter that I can add to the tank. Hopefully that'll help a bit.
Thanks for the help! I'll update in a few days to see if anything changes.
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Yes, nitrates are an issue with gourami. I have a 200b tropical pond and these are the only I have had die due to nitrates. Luckily I found out before it got worse
04-01-2013, 01:39 AM #5Junior Member Guppy
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What did you do to curb nitrate levels?
I'm doing frequent water changes, adding nitrate neutralizer, controlling how much food I feed them, and I added half of the recommended dose of aquarium salt. I'm also thinking about temporarily adding a spare 10g filter while I'm not using it.
04-01-2013, 01:54 AM #6Junior Member Guppy
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But, back to my main issue: I'm very concerned about my gourami because I haven't seen it eat in the entire time that I've had it in the tank. I don't think that it's tank shyness anymore, because I see it swimming around a fair amount. It still hides a fair bit, but not as much as when I first introduced it to the tank. It's not thin, but doesn't come up during feeding. Should I try a new food type or feeding method?


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