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TIFTON — The Devils and Lady Devils will play the North Cobb Warriors and Lady Warriors in the quarterfinals at Tift County High in a doubleheader. The girls will tipoff at 6 p.m. and the boys game will follow.
These will be the last games played in Tifton this season. If either team is victorious, they will play in the semifinals at Georgia Tech on March 2. The Devils would play the winner of Norcross and Berkmar and the Lady Devils would see the winner of North Gwinnett and Alpharetta.

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POLARIUM mixes way cool gameplay with an electronica soundtrack for the trippiest experience yet on the DS. It's the first game that would look cool at a rave. If you mark a tile with your stylus, it will flip from black to white or vice versa. If you mark an entire row, column or block of tiles, they'll flip individually. The object is to make room for tiles falling from the top screen by clearing rows of tiles below. You do this by flipping the tiles to make rows that are all black or all white.
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Burroughs' Fairy Tale Ending
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Third baseman and non-roster invitee Sean Burroughs reported to Twins spring training camp yesterday and apparently took some time to talk to reporters, as you'll find him in numerous stories today. That's not surprising.
Burroughs is a good story - a Little League hero who rose to prize prospect, flamed out in 2007, fell into a life of substance abuse and returned to the majors as a bench bat last year. For now, it's a happy ending. For Twins fans, it has a chance to be happier still, because Burroughs has positioned himself to be in the right place at the right time.
I was asked today how the Twins were the lucky team to sign someone with Burroughs upside to a minor league contract. The answer is a bittersweet one to Twins fans. Burroughs likely signed with the Twins because a lot could go wrong at the hot corner this year.
Last year, a heap of unwanted attention was piled on Danny Valencia's defense, and when one plays for a manager like Ron Gardenhire, that's no small problem. But there was also the fact that the right-handed batting Valencia has simply not hit right-handed pitching, posting .242 batting average and just a 654 OPS in 660 plate appearances. For comparison, Nick Puntos career OPS is 652. Considering right-handed pitchers account for 2/3 of the at-bats an everyday starter faces and suddenly Valencias future as a full-time player is in doubt.
Enter Burroughs. Burroughs bats left-handed. Coincidentally, when speaking of Burroughs, Gardenhire specifically praised two areas in which Valencia has struggled: defense and clubhouse impact. ESPN 1500s Phil Mackey asked Gardenhire about Valencia and passed along the following quotes:
"He can pick it over (at third base)," manager Ron Gardenhire said. "Very intelligent. As I said, very intelligent on the defensive side of the ball. Knows the game out there, positions himself well. Always did. And handles himself very well. (Rochester manager) Gene Glynn had him down in winter ball this year. He had him down in winter ball in Venezuela. He had great reports on him....
"Everything I've heard about him from winter ball, they told me he was one of those guys that everyone couldn't wait until he entered the clubhouse; he brightened up the clubhouse.
It's unlikely last years third base responsibilities would change by Opening Day. But it's not totally crazy to think that Burroughs could find his way onto the 25-man roster. Two bench spots might be in play. Luke Hughes' status is up in the air given his shoulder problems. Burroughs could replace him, especially if he shows he can fill-in at second base in a pinch. And the Twins have enough redundancy at catcher, shortstop and center field that Gardenhire could use that last roster spot for a bench bat instead of a bench glove.
But whether he makes it right now or not, this story isn't over. We don't know the plot twists that will take place yet this spring or summer, but there is plenty of opportunity for all involved to live happily ever after.


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Gubernatorial Campaign News Notes
Haslam: No Cuts to Farm Grants
Appearing before leaders of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation, Bill Haslam promised not to cut "agricultural enhancement grants" as a part of shrinking the state's budget if elected, Richard Locker reports. The grants amounted to $16 million this budget year.
Farm Bureau Federation president Julius Johnson said the grants are important to farmers and that Haslam's remarks were welcome, given the likelihood for major state budget cuts in the next two years.
Haslam also pledged to appoint a top official "solely focused on rural economic development, agricultural businesses and small towns. Quite frankly in Tennessee right now, that's where we're struggling the most."
Note: For an interesting comparison, note also the report on Ron Ramsey's appearance before the Farm Bureau folks in the campaign trail profile piece HERE. Ramsey also promised to preserve the farm grants program, but perhaps was more colorful.
More on Secession
Zack McMillin has quotes from both Zach Wamp and Bill Haslam coming out against secession from the Union.
"Of course no one wants even the talk of secession, no one wants that," Wamp said. "But the fact is we have a conflict. We need to resolve the conflict. And we need strong, tough governors to step up, not, you know, status-quo blueblood, it's-my-entitlement-to-be-governor people."
..."I can promise you that if I'm governor we won't secede from the union. Period," Haslam said.
Haslam added: "I really don't know what Zach is thinking on that. The country had that experiment 150 years ago. Do we have issues in the country? You bet. But is this still a great country? You bet. I think most Tennesseans are committed to making America better, not leaving it."
Deja Vu All Over Again?
Michael Cass revives the discussion about whether the 2010 Republican gubernatorial primary is like the 2006 Republican U.S. Senate primary.
"There's a lot of comparisons, and it's a similar kind of dynamic in that the conservative vote is being divided, just as it was in 2006, which gave Corker the opportunity to win, and may well do the same for Haslam," Vanderbilt University political scientist John Geer said. "Obviously, there's still time ."
Rest of the story HERE.
Wamp Hits 60 in Shelby
From The Commercial Appeal: Friday's Republican gubernatorial candidate du jour for Shelby County was U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp of Chattanooga, making what he said was his 60th appearance here since launching his campaign. Wamp attempted to rally voters at several stops, and spoke to the media in front of the Regional Medical Center at Memphis
"It's just unbelievable how much money they (Haslam campaign) are willing to spend," Wamp said. "They are going to go somewhere north of $15 million. ... Now they got a problem, they know another candidate has got a lot of momentum."
Full story HERE.
"No one wants even talk of secession."
Then why did YOU bring it up, traitor?
WIMP: "I was for secession before I was against it."
Now that he's revealed himself as the traitor he is, we Tennesseans who actually do love America demand all other reslugliCONs either refudiate Wimp's treason or be painted with the same brush.
he never said he wanted to suceed.....its just another way for the media to take something and blow it out of proportion so idiots will get excited and read their garbage....he never said thats what he was going to do.....if some people would actually take the time to read what he said....its only that Tenn needs a strong Gov who would stand up to Obama and his crowd....not just bend over and take it...no wonder Tenn is 48th in education....its difficult to hold an intelligent conversation with some folks because it just goes waaaayyyy over their head...


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FAIRFAX, Va. — As Mitt Romney's crowds greet the candidate at his final events of the 2012 election, they have a rally cry to counter Obama supporters' chant of "four more years": "One! More! Day!"
Romney's campaign announced Monday that there really will be one more day. Instead of wrapping up his campaign at a midnight rally in New Hampshire, Romney will make two more stops in Ohio and Pennsylvania on election day in what his campaign described as an effort to keep working until the polls close.


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Right, I've taken delivery of a BMC panel filter today and had a quick attempt at fitting it, but with no luck :sorry:. I understand that you need to remove the engine cover, but is there a particular knack required to do this?
I've removed the intake trunking, the exit pipe and the electrical connector, but is there anything else that needs disconnecting before the plastic cover will come off? It feels like rather a lot of resistance if I tug it, but it did seem to move a little (as if there is a rubber seal somewhere that needs to be pulled off). Is there a particular area that I need to free first?
Any help required, as I'd like to fit the filter tomorrow, ready for when my Carbonio arrives (hopefully at the weekend ;) )
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Hi! I am new to Cloudy Nights but I am not new to astronomy or amateur telescope making, having ground and figured an 8" f/7 from an Edmund kit way back in '66 when I was 12. I worked all summer for 75 cents an hour as a janitor's assistant for the kit and a few parts and the job not only paid for the stuff, it beefed me up (a scrawny kid) so I could "walk around the barrel" to grind it. Anyway, I must be boring you. My current collection consists of two 8" reflectors, a 6" f/8, a 4 Ľ" RFT, a thick Pyrex mirror 12 ˝" f/4 Newtonian (not a float glass thin mirror), miscellaneous SC and Maksutov cass. types, and a 6" triplet, a 127mm, a 90mm, multiple 8omm classics, way too many 60 mm classic, refractors and other stuff I have forgotten about.
I saw that a major discount chain was fire sale pricing the iOptron model 6002 900X70 Refractor Telescope (Blue), equatorial mounted, (not the red model) last summer so I bit. The freight was free as well. The scope came well packed. The manual is good. The dew shield is marked with the ubiquitous two aluminized bands on plastic that characterize the current generation of Chinese telescopes being imported. The mount is solid and all-metal except for the scope mounting rings which are plastic of some sort but they work well.(I wouldn't suggest opening them on a bitterly cold night but you shouldn't need to). The telescope tube is aluminum with a central stop. The finder is a simple coated glass lens affair. The tripod legs are aluminum. The 1 Ľ" diameter eyepieces are simple Huygenian types and the barlow is a simple lens. The objective is coated on one or two surfaces (just like classic Japanese mid-grade telescopes from yesteryear) and is an air spaced achromat in a cell that I couldn't remove from the tube (the cell, that is- the lens is held in place with the usual threaded retaining ring and comes out for cleaning). Originally supplied with a 60 degree roof prism diagonal.
First light: Dim! I couldn't figure out why a 70mm glass was producing so little image brightness. Also, there were some strange ghosts in the image. The mount had play in the polar axis slow motion, and the tripod, while better than many vintage scopes, left a lot to be desired. The plastic clamp ring on the focuser was another issue- the screws were tipping the star diagonal. The diagonal was cutting off the image also. However, the image was very well color corrected and crisp as far as I could tell.
I decided to take it in and take it apart. First discovery was the star diagonal was defective. I phoned iOptron and they rushed me a mirror 90 degree replacement under warranty which is fine. I replaced the offending focus tube lock ring with a carefully adjusted gear hose clamp for a few cents which straightened out the diagonal angle problem Next discovery; the tube stop was in the wrong place, effectively stopping the objective way down. I moved it to the correct location and added a second stop. I lined the somewhat shiny black plastic dew cap with black felt also. I adjusted the worm of the polar axis by loosening the bolts and holding it in place while tightening the bolts. I reinforced the tripod legs at the plastic "ears" where they attach to the tripod head by drilling with a portable drill and installing roll pins as spacers. These parts are a couple of bucks at most at rip off retail level. The simple lens finder was stopped down so I opened up the stop. Simply tightening up the eyepiece tray screws helped a lot. It performs better than classic Japanese stuff treated similarly now.
Second light: Diffraction rings very good. Extra focal shows a purple "bulls eye" although very slight. Venus showed a ghost near the top of the image that corresponded to the tube and not the diagonal. A laser collimator quickly showed the problem to be the plastic focuser- although centered, the pressure of the rack causes the (plastic) focus tube to tip, causing a ghost. I slightly oval cut the top hole toward the objective and tipped it imperceptibly. Focusing is adequate at high power.
With the above, this is a great little grab and go. It is wonderfully light. The eyepieces are adequate but with RK types and above, it shines. Why did they stop it down? Tearing apart later classic Japanese scopes has revealed melted plastic stops so this may have been done to avoid burning a hole in the focuser during solar projection. Don't try it before or after and use an objective filter. The scope takes a clock drive that is available and sort of standard (battery powered).
Do I recommend this scope? Any scope in this price range is going to need work and the classics often use oddball threads and come with worn and broken parts. They are incredible bargains in the 60mm range but they haven't held value; a 50 mm scope costing $25 in 1965 should sell for $175 at least. An 80 mm classic will set you back $200 or more and should cost far more. At well under 100 bucks for a 70mm f/13, these are a bargain. Just be prepared to make a few changes.
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A recent study highlights the rate of women killed by men in 2011. In this study, Oklahoma ranked third in the nation with 38 women killed that year by men, often their partners. In 2010, there were 27 women killed by men in Oklahoma.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and the statistics are sobering. The study by the Violence Policy Center, a national nonprofit educational organization, highlights nationwide there were 1,707 females murdered by males in single victim/single offender incidents.
While we do not believe the study has statistical validity due to its analysis methods, we do appreciate the nonprofit bringing attention to this societal problem.
Because the truth is, no matter how Oklahoma ranks in female deaths per 100,000 population, even one death of this nature is one too many.
A step in the right direction is the recently announced completion of a $15 million capital campaign by the YWCA to build a new women's shelter, which is desperately needed in this area.
Far too often, a woman becomes fatally at risk when she tries to leave an abusive lover. That person suddenly realizes they are losing power over their victim. They would rather live without their victim permanently than knowing she is somewhere safe and out of their control.
It's a sad commentary on how we as a state and nation are failing to produce adults who can face their problems, who can have empathy for another human being and who can resolve difficulties without resorting to violence.
Edmond is not immune to domestic violence.
Last year, city officers responded to 1,193 domestic in progress calls, according to the Edmond Police Department's 2012 annual report. In 2011, there were 1,078 domestic in progress calls compared to 904 in 2010 and 1,075 in 2009.
It's time to bring more awareness to this issue that impacts our mothers, our children and their future generations. We support the efforts of Attorney General Scott Pruitt and his predecessor Drew Edmondson in highlighting the need for more education and societal support to those who find themselves in violent situations. We thank all those who gave to the YWCA's capital campaign and encourage more donations like them to help provide a safer future for women in Oklahoma.
Locally, organizations like Edmond Family Counseling are just a phone call away for those who need help. Jackie Shaw and her team are available at 341-3554.
Other resources include Oklahoma's free confidential Safeline 24 hours a day at 1-800-522-SAFE (7233). It offers assistance in 150 languages for safety planning and referrals to crisis centers, shelters and other state resources. Online sources include YWCA Oklahoma City at www.ywca.org and okdvhelp.com.
Help someone you know make that phone call. Perhaps you'll save a life and create a better future.


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Texas Comptroller Susan Combs recently reported that state sales tax revenue in February was $2.08 billion, up 3.7 percent compared to February 2012.
"Sales tax revenues continue to grow, but at a more moderate pace compared to recent months," Combs said. "The latest increase was led by receipts from the construction and restaurant sectors. Collections from other major sectors such as oil and natural gas-related businesses and manufacturing remain at high levels."
Combs sent cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose taxing districts their March local sales tax allocations totaling $531.3 million, up 12.2 percent compared to March 2012.
Texas cities received $348.7 million in March 2013 allocations — up 11.5 percent compared to the same month last year and up 6.7 percent this year.
Only one of Anderson County's three municipalities — the City of Frankston — showed a $2,000 (14.84 percent) increase in the March 2013 payment of $15,467 over the 2012 payment of $14,467.
Frankston's 2013 payments-to-date also rose — increasing $4,270 to $51,162 so far in 2013 compared to $46,892 as of March 2012.
Palestine's payment of $387,374 dropped $26,252 compared to their 2012 March payment of $413,626. Payments-to-date decreased 3.46 percent, dropping from $1,522,198 in March 2012 to $1,469,383 so far this year.
The City of Elkhart's March payment dropped 20.67 percent — decreasing $1,970 to a total payment of $7,558 compared to last year's March payment of $9,528. The city's payments-to-date increased though — rising $19,878 (68.79 percent), from 28,892 in March of 2012 to $48,770 so far this year.
Texas' more than 250 counties saw March allocations of $34.2 million — an 8.8 percent increase compared to March 2012 and a year to date increase of 10.4 percent.
Anderson County's payment increase as well, with a 16.55 percent increase (or $27,918) in its March 2013 allocation payment of $196,526 compared to the March 2012 payment of $168,608.
The county's 2013 payments-to-date showed a slight 4.28 percent decrease, with 2013 payments-to-date totaling $607,304 compared to the March 2012 payments-to-date of $634,515.
The sales tax figures represent January sales reported by monthly tax filers as well as sales by businesses that report tax on a quarterly or annual basis.
For details of March sales tax allocations to individual cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose districts, locate the Monthly Sales Tax Allocation Comparison Summary Reports on the Comptroller's Web site at www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/allocsum/compsum.html.
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4-6-07 - MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -- Kansas State has hired assistant men's basketball coach Frank Martin as its head coach. School officials made the decision Friday, less than 24 hours after Bob Huggins resigned to take the head coaching position at his alma mater, West Virginia.
K-State will introduce the new coach at a Monday news conference.
It will the first head coaching job at a Division One school for the 40-year-old Martin, who was Huggins' top assistant and recruiting coordinator last season.
Before that, Martin spent 15 years as a high school coach in Miami and was an assistant at Northeastern University. He also spent two years at Cincinnati -- one under Huggins and the other under Huggins' replacement, Andy Kennedy.
Another assistant coach, Dalonte Hill, was retained as the associate head coach.
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CBS-owned music service, which has struggled in downturn, is also scrapping radio streaming offering in most countries
CBS-owned Last.fm is to put part of its music service behind a paywall in countries including the US and UK, and is scrapping its radio streaming offering altogether in most countries.
Last.fm, which has struggled in the downturn, said that from 15 January it intends to put its desktop radio service behind a paywall in the UK, US and Germany.
It has already done this in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil.
However, the free ad-funded online streaming service, which is the core of Last.fm's business and is used by tens of millions of listeners each month, is unaffected.
In Last.fm's 2011 financial results advertising accounted for 70% of its £7.3m total global revenues and subscriptions 23%.
Last.fm, which reported a pre-tax loss of £4.4m last year, said that it is completely closing its radio service in "all other countries", and will only offer a subscription service from 15 January.
Listener numbers in markets outside Last.fm's eight biggest countries – which include Spain, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Sweden, Turkey and China – are thought only to number up to 20,000.
Last.fm, which was acquired by CBS for $280m in May 2007, admitted that economic conditions have forced the company to look at its business model in different markets.
The company said it is not able to provide radio streaming in the non-core countries "even to subscribers, due to licensing restrictions".
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February 25, 2006
If you've always wanted to be in the movies, but thought you missed your chance, today may have been your lucky day. Lots of people came to Charlottesville today to become an extra in the upcoming movie "Evan Almighty." Turnout today was good.
"Usually the first day is sort of that big first push and then the second day is also a nice steady flow, but I need a lot of people so it's okay," said Tammy Smith, the extras casting director for the film.
A lot of people is exactly what she got.
"Today we saw about 1,200 people. I'm not gonna lie," she added.
Extra hopefuls learned a bit about the film today and then each had their picture taken. Those who turned out varied from the experienced.
"I try to come to any [casting calls] I can. I have a degree in theater and just any opportunity to perform or get some film work," said Johnel Childress, as she waited to have her photo taken.
There were also the not so experienced.
"I have no acting experience at all actually, but I think this is a cool opportunity," said another person in the crowd.
Others say it just seems like something worth trying.
"Me and my girlfriend thought it'd be fun to come out and see what it was about, and see if we can try get on and maybe be in a movie," said Joseph Phillips.
"Whoever thought that a major movie would come to Charlottesville, so that's why I decided to be here today," said Kathy Nixon who is getting her PhD at UVA.
There were also those who hope their talent will stand out and possibly lead to something even bigger.
"I am an actress, and I am funny. I'm also a stand-up comedian and I want to go to Hollywood so I can be famous one day," said another woman.
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1. Evaluation of the performance of small ruminant improvement programmes and nutritive deficiencies in the southern range land Implementing team: 1Korir B, 2Muasya TK and 3Chengole JM1KARI Kiboko, 2KARI Naivasha, 3KARI Pekerra Introduction Introduction of new livestock technologies is seen as a means of improving the welfare of agricultural communities in developing countries. The technologies are expected to lower production costs, increase household incomes and improve or enhance quality of products. As result, livestock farmers have access to more food and nutrients thereby ensuring food and nutritional security. Another outcome is to improve the access to markets by the resource poor farmers through increased production and enhanced quality of products. Up take of technologies by target groups is influenced by the attributes of the technology itself (whether it is cheap or cost effective, simple and easy to adopt, reduces drudgery) and the dissemination methods employed. This is particularly true when the target populations have limited access to well-functioning markets for the technological innovation and the necessary compliments in production. The study will cover three districts. Evidence suggests that a number of small ruminant improvement interventions have been introduced in the southern rangelands over a period of time. This study aims at evaluating the performance of the interventions in terms of mode of introduction, components of the package, current status, adoption levels and impact on household welfare.
Achievements: • Small ruminant value chain analysis was carried out and report written • Literature survey report on small ruminant improvement and marketing strategies conducted• Farmers training manual on breeding, housing, feeding and marketing developed
2. Matching animal livestock breeds with specific production environments in the ASALs in Kenya
Implementing team: 1Muasya T.K., 2Kibiru S.K., 3Maingi P.M., 2Bii J.C., 4Mwangi D.M., 1Kariuki J.N. 5Maichomo M. W., 5Ruto J., 5Murilla G., 6Mugambi J.M and 6Nginyi JImplementing institution: KARI Kiboko, Collaborating Institutions: 1KARI Naivasha ,2KARI Kiboko, 3KARI Kabete , 4KARI headquarters 5KARI TRC 6KARI Muguga North
Introduction Majority of African indigenous animal genetic resources are currently at the risk of extinction caused by indiscriminate cross-breeding and replacement with exotic breeds, uncontrolled introgression, interbreeding and lack of appropriate policy guidelines for breed development programs (Rege et al., 2001). Furthermore, there is a general lack of data on adaptive traits such as reproduction and survivability that makes indigenous animal breeds suitable for the arid and semi arid environments (Rege et al., 2001). Such data include farm management and disease incidence and socioeconomic indicators of production systems under which the animals are raised. Government livestock extension staff and other development agents are often faced with the challenge of identifying suitable livestock breeds for different ecological zones when farmers desire to improve livestock output. The farmers therefore have to contend with trial recommendations, leading to sometimes loses to the farmers either through mortality or failed expectation.Overall objectivesThe overall objective of this work is to improve animal productivity through provision of guidelines on appropriate breeds and management practices for livestock keepers in ASALs of Kenya
Specific objectives 1. Establish suitability mapping criteria and important input indices for different livestock breeds in ASAs2. Develop and classify relevant databases for use as inputs in the development of breed suitability maps3. Develop suitability maps for different breeds from the database 4. Disseminate the breed suitability mapsStatus • Consultative meetings were held to discuss the proposal and chart way forward. The proposal was refocused to address Small East African Zebu, Boran , Sahiwal and their crosses for a start with pilot districts, namely Kajiado, Narok, Taita Taveta and Makueni. The team was tasked to develop a full proposal and present it to a team of subject matter specialists (breeders).
3. Evaluation and promotion of appropriate deworming packages for improving production of goats, sheep and calves in semi arid areas of Kenya
Implementing team: 1Karimi, S.K, 2Mugambi J M, 3Githiori J B, 2Nginyi, J, 4Gitau G K, 5Kitala JPartners: 1KARI –Kiboko , 2KARI Muguga North, 3ILRI, 4UON 5SNV Introduction Previous studies showed gastrointestinal parasites of cattle and small ruminants are major cause of cause production loss. The control methods mainly involve a combination of anthelmintic treatment for curative and preventive purposes. In several fora include Centre Research Advisory Committee (CRAC) meetings stakeholders including livestock keepers requested research into efficacy of commonly used methods of treatment and appropriateness of deworming regimes in view of suspected drug resistance.. Further, we were to build capacity of extension officers and livestock keepers on application of FAMACHA chart (developed in South Africa) to improve on decision making on which animals to treat and when. Overall ObjectiveTo improve small ruminant and calf production through better knowledge of livestock keepers and service providers on how to use appropriate helminth control practicesSpecific Objectives1. Document existing helminth control practices among pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in Southern rangelands of Kenya2. Establish levels of parasite resistance to commonly used anthelmintic drugs in pastoral and agro-pastoral herds3. Evaluate and demonstrate use of targeted selective treatment using the FAMACHA ® system and body condition scoring in goats and calves4. Build capacity of service providers (including extension staff) and livestock keepers in diagnosis, treatment and control of helminth parasites. 5. Update, package and disseminate existing helminth control strategies for wider use
Achievements 1. Literature review on existing helminth control methods completed2. Proposal developed complete with work plans, log frame and budgets3. Purchased some critical equipments 4. Several planning meeting held5. Animals for the on-station experiment identified
4. Improve the income of farmers/livestock keepers in the ASALs through honey production and marketing
Implementing team: 1S.K Kagio, 2Musembi DK and 2Nyamwaro SO1Egerton University, 2KARI KibokoGener IntroductionBecause the economy of rangeland communities collapses when rains fail, the European Union, under the Kenya Arid and Semi arid land project (KASAL), is supporting research into alternative livelihood options so that the communities have livelihoods to fall back on during times of distress and beekeeping has been identified as one of these livelihood options.
PurposeThe purpose of the project is to improve the socioeconomic conditions of ASAL communities and integrate them into the national economy based on the Agricultural Product Value Chain (APVC) continuum, where demand for animal products (consumer and market) are major driving force.
ObjectiveThe objective in beekeeping is to achieve improved efficiency of the entire value chain, especially the production and marketing of hive products.
Specific Objectives• Improve knowledge of farmers/livestock keepers on beekeeping practices and marketing.• Improve knowledge on quality of hive products.• Improve linkages between farmers/livestock keepers to micro finance institutions and marketers • Monitor Bee plants and their floral cycles as indicators of climate change.
Achievements 1. Literature and characterization of honey production and its Markets in Kibwezi, Makueni Kajiado districts as well as Nairobi 2. Identification of trainees, common interest groups (CIGs) and CBOs to implement hive products activities in Kibwezi and Makueni districts 3. Attended beekeeping workshops on National beekeeping policy in Embu and Nairobi4. Identified partners eg National Bee Keeping Station, Honey Care, Agricultural Technology and Information Programme (ATIP)5. Sampled honey from target Divisions for quality analysis at KARI Naivasha; Note: this analysis has not been completed to date6. Reviewed draft National beekeeping policy and made recommendations 7. Developed training manual for trainers in beekeeping 8. Developed brochure for training CBOs/CIGs.9. Farmer representatives identified for training 10. Participatorily identified plants considered to be bee forages and ranked the best 10.11. Identified successful hive products farmer groups, NGOs and processing units where farmers could be taken on field tour for hands-on learning from successful organization.12. Wrote and presented two conference papers: "The Socio economic profile of beekeeping in southern rangelands of Kenya" (APSK) and "The challenges facing beekeeping industry in the southern rangelands" (Egerton); Note: We were not sponsored to attend the conferences
Activities remaining to be implemented1. Training of farmer groups 2. Farmers tour of successful farmer groups/NGOs/Processors to learn how successful groups are organized 3. Organize farmers into viable marketing groups (by partner- ATIP)4. Link farmer groups to micro-finance institutions (by partner – ATIP)5. Verify the presence, and monitor bee colonies, for infestation by Veroa (disease)6. Monitor with assistance of famer groups of the selected 10 flowering plants to monitor changes due to climate change7. Propagate suitable bee forage plants to mitigate the effects of climate change8. Hold field days (by partner- ATIP)9. Hold feedback meetings with CIGs/CBOs to convey information from our research findings10. Write more reports, papers for conferences and journals
5. Title of Project: Evaluating viability and competitive interactions of range grasses under different micro-catchments and economic returns from reseeding in Southern KenyaResearch Brief of KASAL Sponsored StudentDegree Course: MSc Range Management at the University of NairobiName of Student: Bryan Peter OgilloExpected duration of study: October 2008 – September 2010Status: Ongoing and on targetSummaryThe study compares the effect two types of micro-catchments i.e. ox-furrows and crescent shaped pits (Kiboko range pits) on the performance of four range grasses (Cenchrus ciliaris, Chloris roxburghiana, Enteropogon macrostachyus and Eragrostis superba) in terms foliar cover, plant density, plant height, tiller density, leaves production, biomass and seed production. The experimental site is located at Nairobi University chamomile farm in Kisayani, Kibwezi. The study will also look at the benefit – cost of reseeding approaches.Specific objectives are as follows:1. Assess the germination capacity of selected range grasses (C. ciliaris, C. roxburghiana, E. macrostachyus and E. superba) harvested and stored under on-farm conditions.2. Determine the performance of selected range grass mixtures or monocultures under two types of micro-catchments — ox-furrows and Kiboko range pits.3. Determine the cost-effectiveness of range reseeding activities under ox-furrows and Kiboko range pits.Hypotheses tested1. There is no difference in the germination percentage of range grasses harvested and stored under farmer-conditions from those of commercial seed producers.2. There is no difference in performance (foliar cover, density, tillers, height, leaves and biomass production) of grasses in mixtures and in monocultures between ox-furrows and Kiboko range pits.3. Use of ox-furrows and Kiboko range pits are not economically viable methods of range reseeding in the southern rangelands of Kenya.Progress• Field data collection has been completed• Data Analysis is almost complete and writing of the thesis has begun6. The Effect of Community Wildlife Sanctuaries on Pastoral Livestock Production System by Muthiani Elizabeth Nduku
7. Climate variability and adaptive livestock feeding strategies in agro-pastoral systems in drylands of KenyaInvestigators: Aphaxard J.N. Ndathi, Moses M. Nyangito, Nashon K.R. Musimba and Barnabas N. Mitaru.Type: PhD Project.Duration: 9 MonthsBriefThis project focus is improving the availability of quality livestock feed especially during the dry seasons under increasing climate variability. The objectives are characterizing the livestock production systems, evaluating the feed conservation strategies and formulating and evaluating feed rations from top ranked indigenous feed plants species. The project is using a cross sectional survey, focused group discussions and observational and laboratory chemical analysis. The project started with identifying the top ranked livestock species and the major outputs. The top ranked species are cattle, goats and chicken. The top ranked reasons for keeping cattle are cash, draft power and milk. Cash comes from the sale of old draft animals and milk. The top ranked plant species for cattle feeding are Panicum maximum, Eragrostis superba, Cynodon plectostachyus and Zea mays for grasses and Combretum exalatum, Duosperma kilimandscharicum,Vigna unguiculata and Canjanus cajan for browse. The nutritional analysis of these and other important feed plant species will be done at the and KARI, NARL laboratories. The major feed conservation strategies being used are storing the feed in granaries, roofed or unroofed wooden racks and silage tubes or placing the feed on plant branches or leaving the feed as standing hay in the feed. Analysis of quality and loss of feed conserved using these strategies is being done on-farm while laboratory analysis will be done at the University of Nairobi laboratories. Feed rations will be formulated from Panicum maximum, Combretum exalatum, Duosperma kilimandscharicum,Vigna unguiculata and Canjanus cajan and their quality evaluated through a controlled feeding trial using weaners at KARI, Kiboko ranch. Results from this study will be disseminated through feedback workshops, posters and brochures, technical reports and papers and a PhD Thesis.
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News and notes on the restaurant scene from dining critic Carol Deptolla
Generations in Waukesha shifting focus to pasta
Generations at Five Points, 294 W. Main St. in Waukesha, is making the transition from a strictly small-plates format to mainly pastas and a few other entrees.
Some small plates still will be available, said chef Jeff Oberholtzer, but the feedback has been so strong on pasta specials that he's decided to make the switch.
"I'm going back to my roots," he said. Oberholtzer long has made pasta from scratch, he said, and recently bought a pasta machine for the restaurant.
The restaurant's last day of the old format is today. It will be closed until Nov. 28 to revamp the kitchen and train the staff.
Pastas will be entrée-sized, and will include plates such as rigatoni made from semolina flour, with a mix of mushrooms – oyster, cremini, shiitake and button – in white wine cream sauce.
Generations will end its lunch service, but it will open earlier for dinner – 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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ORLANDO, FLA — Mr. John R. Folsom Jr. of Orlando Fla., previously of Amherst and Syracuse, N.Y., died on Thursday, November 14, 2013, from complications of pneumonia and Parkinson's Disease.
He was born on December 5, 1922, in Salem, Mass., to John R. Folsom Sr. and Mary Lee Folsom. He enjoyed photography, gardening, birding, genealogy, traveling, and music. He was married on September 16, 1950, to Charlotte A. Welling of Fulton, N.Y., who predeceased him in 2003.
His sister, Lorinda F. Jones, predeceased him in 2004. He is survived by his sister, Calista F. Greenough; children, Carol F. Gillis (Paul), Anne F. Quesada (Jerry), Jean Folsom (Andrew Glassman), and John R. Folsom III; grandchildren, Eric Gillis (Elly), Andrew Gillis-Smith (Sarah), Jonathan Glassman, Carlie Glassman, and John R. Folsom IV.
John graduated from Salem High School in 1940, and Salem State Teachers College in 1947. He served in the U.S. Army, stationed in Naples, Italy, during WWII, and in San Antonio, Texas, during the Korean Conflict, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant.
He was an accountant in military and civilian employment, eventually retiring from Marine Midland Bank, Buffalo, N.Y., achieving the position of vice president of computer services.
He was a Mason in the Star King Lodge A.F. & A.M of Salem. He was an active member and tenor in the choirs of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Salem; First UMC, Syracuse; Christ UMC, Amherst; and Conway UMC, Orlando. He shared his love and knowledge of nature with his family and as a volunteer nature guide at Beaver Meadow Nature Center near Buffalo.
ARRANGEMENTS: Realtives and friends are invited to his funeral service, which will be held in All Saints Episcopal Church, 46 Cherry Street, Danvers, on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 11 a.m. Burial with military honors will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery in Salem. Assisting the family with the arrangements is the Peterson-O'Donnell Funeral Home, 167 Maple St., Route 62, Danvers. Gifts in his memory can be made to The John and Charlotte Folsom Scholarship Fund, Salem State University Foundation, 352 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA 01970, or The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, Grand Central Station, P.O. Box 4777, New York NY 10163-4777. To share a memory, or offer a condolence, please visit www.odonnellfuneralservice.com.


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I added corn, green beans and shredded cheddar cheese to the recipe and used instant mashed potatoes. It was great - a wonderful use for leftover roast beef. Even my husband liked it! I'll definitely make it again.
Outstanding! I fixed this tonight using leftover roast beef from last night's dinner. I sauteed red onions, mushrooms and garlic ~ then I placed them over the meat and poured mushroom gravy over the top. Followed by the mashed potatoes. I left the dish covered with foil during the first 30 minutes of cooking. I took the foil off for the last 30 minutes. I'll be making this over and over again!
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I didn't have onions on hand so I threw in some onion soup mix with this, and this disappeared so fast my head spun! When it comes out of the oven, let it set about 10 minutes so it's easier to slice and serves up neater. Brush some butter on top of the potatoes for a crusty top.
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- 38%
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- 17%
- Sodium
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- 35%
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Prior to Tuesday night's NIU football game against Ball State, Scott Powers of ESPNChicago.com wrote a terrific piece highlighting the Huskies' "Geneva connection."
It turned out to be a fitting preview, since players from Geneva made a strong showing during the Huskies' thrilling 41-38 victory. The Huskies rallied from a 17-point third quarter deficit to earn their sixth consecutive win and their 14th-straight Huskie Stadium victory.
Geneva's Patrick Schiller recorded a team-high nine tackles, including two solos. Michael Santacaterina notched three tackles, and Frank Boenzi added one. Batavia's Bobby Winkel also had a key solo tackle on a kickoff return.
The Huskies will wrap up the regular season next Friday, Nov. 25, at home against Eastern Michigan. Game time has been set for 10 a.m. CT and will be broadcast on ESPNU.
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"Bitter" Democrats Got Last Laugh Tonight
by libdemusa, Tue Apr 22, 2008 at 09:33:09 PM EDT
Well folks,
As a White Catholic Male of Irish & Italian ancestry. A proud democrat & proud Union leader. All I want to say tonight is...
We " Bitter" working class white people GOT THE LAST LAUGH tonight.
We let our Dads, Moms, Wives, Husbands, Grandparents, cousins, neighbors, friends, gumbas, paisanos, sons & daughters do the talking in the BALLOT Box.
We came out with the Highest Turnout in PA primary history. Higher than even Governor Rendell's historic run or even Dad Casey's run.
We Catholics gave a resounding LANDSLIDE 70% vote for Madame Hillary Clinton.
We "bitter" working class folks gave a LANDSLIDE 2 to 1 victory for Madame Clinton tonight.
And Yes, even our Jewish-American brothers & sisters of PA gave Madame Clinton a landslide 2 to 1 victory tonight among Jewish voters.
Yes Sir Obama, we bitter, gun loving , working class democrats are the SAME PEOPLE that buried you in Ohio, Texas, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Florida and New York.
And yes Sir, we will do it AGAIN just for you in Indiana, West Virginia, & Kentucky.
And if you still CANNOT RESPECT us & REACH OUT to us "bitter" working class people, We will send you another Big Message in the BALLOT BOX in November through John McCain.
We White Reagan Democrats delivered PA,NJ,OH,MO,CA,FL,AR,OK,TN to the Republican Party in 1988 & help deliver a landslide defeat of Dukakis.
A 20 year anniversary may be a fitting gift in 2008.
You Got Enough problems with Latino & Asian voters. The last thing you want is cross swords with us bitter poor white people.
Yes, we are hurting. Yes, many of us are in pain. But make no mistake about, we shall survive.
Lets get on thing straight Sir Obama.
You need our votes more than we need you !
Hillary Clinton 2008 ! GO & FIGHT Senator Clinton! We Got your back! All the way baby.


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Health Tip: Children May Have PTSD
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Trichomoniasis, nicknamed "trick," is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by a microscopic one-celled organism called Trichomonas vaginalis. Trichomoniasis can cause vaginal infections in women and inflammation of the urethra (the tube that drains urine from the bladder) in both sexes. In pregnant women, Trichomonas infections also can increase the risk of premature rupture of the membranes and preterm delivery.
Trichomonas is passed from an infected person to his or her partner during sexual intercourse without a condom. Currently, Trichomonas infections affect approximately 3 million women in the United States each year. Men can pass the infection on to their sexual partners, but they rarely develop symptoms themselves.
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February 23, 2008
Middlebury wrapped-up an undefeated NESCAC season as they defeated Wesleyan 5-1 to end the regular season. The Panthers have clinched the top seed in the NESCAC and will host the conference semifinals and finals on March 8th and 9th in Kenyon Arena.
In defeating Wesleyan this afternoon, Middlebury moved ahead 2-0 in the first period as Anna McNally tipped in a point shot on the power play at 6:22 for her 19th of the season and assisted on senior Karen Levin's shot from the right side, which slipped in under the padding of Wesleyan junior goalie Rachel Stemerman at 16:46. Levin had an assist on the first goal as well and earned her 100th career point.
The Cardinals got their lone goal on the power play 1:27 into the second period as a relatively innocent shot from beyond the blue line by junior Julia Cohen eluded sophomore keeper Lani Wright, who finished with 16 saves. Wesleyan then had a two-man advantage for 1:14 but could not come up with a tying goal. Still down a player, Middlebury got a break-away from junior Molly Vitt who was pulled down from behind, resulting in a penalty shot. Stemerman, who collected 27 stops on the afternoon, made the save as Vitt went to her left, keeping it a 2-1 game, but just 17 seconds later Heather McCormack made it 3-1 by wheeling around from the left side to score in tight.
Middlebury added a pair in the third period to lock up the win, both coming on nice tip-ins from the slot off point shots, the first at 9:33 by Erica Nakamura and the second by McCormack at 14:49 for her second of the game and seventh of the year.
Wesleyan's season came to an end while the Panthers now await the outcomes of the first-round NESCAC tournament games which take place Saturday, March 1 to find out who they will play in a NESCAC semifinal game.


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Ghosts everywhere. Ghosts on stage. Ghosts of Broadway past. Ghosts in Naples? Believe it. TheatreZone founder and artistic director Mark Danni is bringing ghosts to Naples by reviving the long-forgotten Broadway gem "High Spirits" starring film, television and stage actress Georgia Engel in the lead role of medium Madame Arcati for 10 performances in January 2010 at the G&L Theatre on The Community School of Naples campus. READ THE FULL RELEASE...
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After a while, Tyler notices how cold it is on the cliff. "I'm freezing, let's go down," he says. We reach a nearby eucalyptus tree. Tyler picks a leaf off the ground, cups it in his hands and brings it up to his nose, inhaling hard, as if the sweet smell might get him high. "Break it and smell it on your hands," he says, handing me my own leaf.
Tyler walks on, looking pensive. "I blindly went into Idol," he says, "as a chicken does breaking through an egg. It doesn't know what's outside the egg, pecking through like a motherfucker just to get out. I just wanted to get out for a moment."
The song has no words yet. But as Tyler sings moaning-scat syllables in the underused lowest-register of his still-astonishing voice, the yearning, bluesy melody sounds like Ray Charles, or maybe Randy Newman. Two nights before our hike, Tyler is sitting at the black Steinway B piano set up in the middle of his living room, facing yet another stunning Laurel Canyon view of L.A. – this time a constellation of lights shining through wall-to-wall glass. He's had this song for a while, but now he's feeling inspired to finish it – he just figured out an essential chord change, and hit "record" on his iPhone to remember it.
Tyler first charmed the people behind American Idol by playing piano like this in a producer's office and telling stories of his pre-rock & roll childhood. Tyler's father was a Juilliard-trained musician – Tyler once drummed in his society band – and some of his earliest memories are of lying beneath his dad's piano as a three-year-old, listening to him play classical music. "That's where I got that 'Dream On' chord-age," he writes in his book.
"We'd seen probably 40 people for the job," says Fox executive Mike Darnell, "and actually I saw Roger Daltrey – he came in and he was the complete reverse of Steven, very formal, his hair was cut, he looked like a regular guy. He had lost all that sort of rock & roll charm. But Steven was unbelievably charming. He was not snobby about music – he told me about his dad being a classical musician. He told me that he sometimes gets emotional about songs and cries when he hears them. I knew right away we had gold."
On top of this piano is a black-and-white picture of a young, wasted-looking Tyler next to Michael Jackson at Studio 54 in the Seventies, a yellow legal pad with lyrics for another song-in-progress ("Seriously Cool," he's scrawled on top, and the verses appear to rhyme "back" and "heart attack"), a signed note from Paul McCartney thanking Tyler for nailing the Abbey Road medley at a Kennedy Center Honors tribute to his music ("Your selection was brilliant," Sir Paul wrote), and a packet with information on each of the American Idol finalists. He's got a microphone stand set up with his trademark scarves wrapped around it, and a 12-string guitar sits on a nearby stand. "Believe me when I tell you," says Tyler, "I've been writing songs for 40 years, and it's a magic year, because the shit's coming in. Maybe it's because I'm sober again."
Tyler hears the sound of a helicopter whirring over the house, and laughs gleefully. "Here comes Joe Perry!" As the whirring of the blades grows more distant, he dashes to the wall of windows at the rear of the house and waves his long arms overhead: "No, Joe, it's this house!" He giggles. In fact, Perry sent Tyler an angry text earlier in the day – Tyler won't reveal the contents – and he hasn't responded to it yet. Aerosmith met Tyler in Los Angeles a couple of weeks earlier to work on some demos (tentative titles include "Bobbing for Piranha," "Asphalt" and "Legendary Child") – but Tyler couldn't reach Perry, and they recorded without him. (Perry's manager says the guitarist was simply unavailable for the session.) Tyler plays me some of the demos later that day, and they still sound like Aerosmith – slinky riff rock, big-chorused soul ballads, leaning more Seventies than Nineties.
Aerosmith were adamantly opposed to Tyler signing on to Idol. They even claimed in legal papers that taking the job could indicate a refusal to tour, a fireable offense by the rules of their partnership – though Tyler's Idol contract specifically gives him the freedom to tour with the band. In one interview, Perry dismissed Idol as commercial crap: "One step above Ninja Turtles," he called it, quaintly.
"All I did, and I thank the Lord above, I took a risk," says Tyler. "I think if you were to really peek under the hood of what got us back again for our second life in the Eighties, you'll find out that it's exactly this, it's the willingness to take a risk. I heard someone say, Would Bob Dylan do this?' and I said, 'No.' I felt instant shame. But he's not comfortable around fucking people. I could have been laughed out of town, it might have not worked: 'He sucks, he was on Idol and we saw who he really was, he's an idiot.' Could have been."
He heads into his meditation room, past a hallway decorated with an Idol poster, a pen-and-ink caricature of Aerosmith and a picture of him with Tony Iommi, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck taken at a 2007 British awards ceremony. The room is tiny, with a fluffy cream-colored carpet, full-length mirror and two couches with the same orangy, Balinese pattern as the living-room sofas, and stuffed dolls of the four Beatles sit in a corner. "Do you meditate at all?" he asks. "If you concentrate on your breathing only, your mind can go off, and before you know it, you'll float up to the ceiling and out through the door."
Tyler sits on the couch on the left and sticks a pillow behind him. "I have to prop my back up because I trashed myself for the last 40 years in the band," he says. "A lot of people just think, 'Oh, he was back on drugs and in rehab.' But they don't know why. I'll show you." He takes off his leather sandals, removes his black socks (with little hearts on them), removes some Ace bandages and holds up his right foot.
It's as if all the physical damage of years of hard living was concentrated in that one spot, as if instead of a painting in the attic, he has this foot: The toes are twisted over each other, warped. It's hard to look at. "I don't want this to be 'poor me' – I'm doing so good – but that's what I've got for a foot," he says. The condition is called Morton's neuroma – he aggravated it with years of dancing onstage in too-tight Beatle boots. His other foot used to look this bad too, but it's back to normal after painful corrective surgery three years ago.
After the ever-escalating Seventies excess that won Tyler and Perry their Toxic Twins title, and ultimately derailed their careers by 1980 or so, Tyler had 12 years of sobriety, leading Aerosmith to heights that exceeded their original run. But around 2002, he began to slip. He blames it, a little fuzzily, on the hepatitis diagnosis and the pain of his foot condition. Painkillers and Xanax were his drugs of choice, and as his foot pain got worse circa 2007, he was snorting huge Xanax pills he called Zanzibars. The foot surgery multiplied his problems. "I was in a cast for three months, and they gave me a ton of pain meds," he says. "Being a drug addict and an alcoholic, I was off and running." By the third month of recovery, he was snorting OxyContin too. Then one night, he did coke again. "The next day I woke up and said, 'Holy mother of God, what am I doing?'"
So he went off to rehab, and he was soon clean but in unbearable pain, wondering how he could ever tour. In the summer of 2008, Tyler flew home to be with his ailing, elderly mother. She was his first fan, she drove him to gigs; she didn't laugh when he told her, as an unknown 19-year-old, that she was going to have to buy a new house soon to get away from his crazed fans. She died in July 2008, and Tyler couldn't take it (the account in the book is wrenching: "How can my mommy die?" he wondered) – just a few months after rehab, he began using again.
Tyler is hazy about chronology, but somewhere in there, Aerosmith tried to make a new album with Pearl Jam and Bruce Springsteen producer Brendan O'Brien. The recording sessions collapsed, and Aerosmith eventually blamed it on Tyler coming down with pneumonia. In fact, Tyler says now, "Joe and I were high." For the first time in decades, rock's Toxic Twins did drugs together. "I was rehearsing with Joe, and we're talking, and I go, 'So, what have you got, man?' Just like 30 years before. Our friendship was over drugs, that's what bands like us were about, and it wasn't until we started writing sober we realized there's a whole other world there. I whipped out mine, he whipped out his, and we got high together again." Tyler looks wistful. "I got to say to Joe, 'Wow, man, how you been, it's been, what, 17 years since we got high together? Joe, you've been fucking running away from me ever since.' That's when I did tell him that I was envious that he spends more time with his wife, Billie, than he does with me. He didn't like that."
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A recent Passion into Action conference in Grass Valley, CA featuring keynotes Martha Beck and Francis Moore Lappe moved me well beyond inspired, but I suppose that was the point. This third annual women's leadership conference was a down-home combination of empowering advice and enlightening motivation, both played out fabulously. Yes it was a four hour drive from Santa Cruz, but so chock full of soul food it was worth every minute.And now duly inspired, I'm devoting 2013 as the year to turn my own passion into action. Call it a resolution super-charged, or maybe super self-identified is more accurate. Let me explain.
Hearing bestselling author and Oprah Mag columnist Martha Beck proclaim this a new era of self-definition struck a chord. As our society transitions out of the "traditional workplace" economy, titles are becoming less rigid and more creative – it sounds like we're finally escaping the box. Beck's own career, for example, is a true effort in title pioneering, and not just the elephant watching part. Her advice: focus on your passion, envision where you want to go and make it happen. What do you spend 75% of your time doing, voluntarily? Whatever that is, you've probably gotten pretty good at it. Whether or not you're aware of it, your specific area of expertise has marketable value. And since many of the jobs of the future haven't even been conceived of yet, the world is your oyster. Own it!
Then there was the ever-inspiring Francis Moore Lappe, sharing her positive, energetic style with a duly responsive audience. Francis is a woman who inspired a movement with Diet for a Small Planet, and I wholly relate to her particular brand of wisdom. I listened closely while she shared her vision of a new way of thinking, one not based on scarcity, but founded in abundance. This bit may sound too woo woo Santa Cruz for you, but Francis has done the research to back her thesis up. As it relates to the subject of food, for example, she sites statistics proving that we do indeed have ample supply, it's the crazy and convoluted system devised to benefit the few at the expense of the masses we need to revisit. By shifting the way we frame the issues, from a fear-based, scarcity-centric view to a hope filled, possibility-driven model, real change can begin to happen. And it starts with each of us.
Equally inspiring and to my ears, empowering is the fact that both of these women have overcome challenging personal situations to make their passion-inspired messages available to millions worldwide. The takeaway: whatever your challenge, and we all have them, it doesn't need to define you. Each of us has the capacity to do what we love, on our own terms. Whether it's leading movements, helping children or baking cookies, you're here to fulfill your dreams. So don't wait for the perfect time, it's here. Now rev up, get ready and take your passion into action baby, own it! Happy New Year!!


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Jewish Deli on Westside
Factor's is good. Not as good as Canter's or Langer's, but good for the west-side.
What about Junior's? Never been there myself, but heard good things. It's further west, Westwood & Pico.
There's also a newer deli: Danny's Deli on Windward right near the water. It's gotten mixed reviews on this board. But it's certainly as west as you can get...
Nate n'Al's in Beverly Hills is the best Jewish Deli in So Cal. They will take a reservation for 6+.
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I used to take out of towners to Juniors. I have been disappointed in their quality in recent years. Namely their lox & white fish platters. What I really do like is that besides pickles and pickled tomatoes, you get sauerkraut on your table but it is no longer automatic. You have to ask and if you don't, they're not going to offer.
I am an ex Nyer as well, and I think Junior's is borderline PUTRID. I do enjoy Nate N Al's. I have been waiting for a great deli since 1991. And HOW I WISH for a Zabar's and Dean and Deluca!!
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Have you ever been to Surfas in Culver City? Not exactly the same as D&D, but if you love one I'm sure you'll love the other. They just did a huge remodel and the place is filled with all sorts of high-end goodies.
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None of the delis out here come close to NYC ones. We usually go to Factors. They have a good pastrami at least! And a good rendition of mushroom barley soup. We used to love 2nd Avenue Deli in NY (although now it doesn't exist any more). I agree with the Brent's fans-much better than anything on the Westside!


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study abroad
An experience studying abroad immerses you in the culture and language of a country. At the same time, you are challenged to listen, study and learn in a foreign language within an educational system that is likely to be very different from MIT. Emerge with a broader understanding and appreciation of global differences and your own ability to meet the challenges created by these differences.
- A place to start: explore the Global Education website
- Spend spring semester taking classes at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid and/or the Universidad Complutense de Madrid through the MIT-Madrid program [U]
- Spend your junior year at the University of Cambridge in England through the Cambridge-MIT Exchange (CME) [U]
- Take an intensive language course abroad taught by MIT faculty during IAP through IAP-Madrid (Spanish II) [U]
Several MIT academic departments offer departmental exchanges:
- Department of Architecture exchange program with Delft University of Technology and Hong Kong University [U]
- Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics exchange program with six European universities [U]
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering's exchange program with Oxford University [U]
- Immerse yourself in French arts, letters, theatre, and history during IAP through the January Scholars Program in France [U]
- Take a service learning class such as D-Lab, SIGUS: Special Interest Group In Urban Settlement or another program that offers on-site field-work abroad [U,G]
- Study at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology through Hibur [U]
- Apply for a fellowship to study abroad through MIT Distinguished Fellowships or search the MIT Center for International Studies (CIS) Fellowship Databases [U,G]
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Jerking the Trigger
It's pretty rare for the average hunter to find himself jerking the trigger or flinching when shooting live birds. This phenomenon is typically found in the intense competitive clay target shooter, who has shot literally thousands and thousands of rounds of ammunition over the years.
A flinch is best described as a mental refusal of a physical act, such as pulling the trigger. In other words, even though the shooter attempts to pull the trigger, the brain sends a message to the muscles in the trigger finger that will not allow it to move. This is most often the result of a fear of missing or the anticipation of recoil, and is almost always followed by the trigger being jerked with little or no success.
When shooting birds, hunters will usually not refuse to pull the trigger, rather they have a tendency to yank the trigger and fire the gun before it is properly positioned on the shoulder. When this happens, of course, the timing of the shot is significantly affected and the target is usually not hit.
This typically occurs on flushing birds or when the shooter is surprised by the sudden appearance of a bird. Sometimes in a rush to get off a shot, the shooter gets into the trigger too quickly. The flinch in hunting can be eliminated if the shooter realizes that he usually has more time to execute a shot than he thinks. There are no gamebirds that can outrun a speeding shotstring, so rushing a shot just isn't necessary. By slowing down his approach to shooting the bird and giving his eyes time to focus on a specific target, the shooter will have better control of his movements and the technique required to properly mount and swing the gun. If the shooter will stay in the gun by keeping his head down and his eyes through the rib in order to watch the bird fall, he will be less concerned with shooting too quickly.
It's been said that 60 percent of shooting is confidence. That's confidence in yourself, confidence in the gun and confidence in your ammo. Having this level of certainty that a successful shot can be made by taking the time to properly position the gun will certainly improve one's percentages of success afield.
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This small store dedicates its meticulously stocked and organized shelves solely to craft beer. The ardent staff members talk with aficionados or newbies without being condescending or overly agog. The selection includes twelve taps for growlers. Informative website, too.
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