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text: IRB Commission Hears Study By USF on ōTriangleö FutureBy Leo Coughlin INDIAN ROCKS BEACH ¢ Doing something about the ōtriangle,ö the ōbusiness district,ö the ōgateway to the cityö is a theme that will not die here. Much talk over the years, very little has been done. Now it is back for another re-run, this time after a study and ōvisioningö by researchers at the University of South Florida. The City Commission heard a presentation of the study March 26 from Trent Green of USF, who headed the research team. The work also involved participation by IRB residents who put in their two cents worth. One of the things heard was the idea of having the look of a Key West style. Why this keeps coming up is a mystery. The same sort of thing has been heard in Largo, too, as it grapples with ideas of perking up its downtown. ōWhatÆs wrong with a æwest coast of FloridaÆ look?ö one citizen commented. ōWhatÆs all this Key West stuff about?ö Indian Rocks Beach used to have a very definite flavor all its own. With the triangle, however, whoever develops it is dealing with a tabula rasa. There was not much new in the USF study, which cost $55,000 of which the Action 2000 group which chipped in $25,000. As was talked of before, the idea is to have a mix of residential and small retail in the area. Work to achieve something there was begun as long ago as when Eric Meserve was the city manager. A park was developed, and some clean up done. Then all of that sputtered and fizzled into nothingness. One suggestion, made here years ago, was to have the Rouse Company, which notably perked up the Faneuil Hall area in Boston and the Harborside in Baltimore, take it in hand and on a much miniaturized scale do what was done in those cities. The themes of leisure, entertainment, shopping, and perhaps utilizing the water (Intracoastal Waterway) along one side of the triangle with docks to attract boaters have been advanced. Obviously, finding money to get any kind of triangle project off the ground is the first order of business. In that respect, there couldnÆt be a worse time to think about getting something started. If the current hoopla gets beyond the talking stage, that would be the greatest improvement of all in a perennial discussion that never seems to go anywhere. |

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Big hit eludes Oxford in loss to Tigers
The hit eluded Oxford Tuesday evening.
With the season hanging in the balance, the Charger baseball team consistently found ways to get on base against the defending MHSAA Class 5A champion Hernando Tigers. (more…) (May 15, 2013, Page 11)
Freeman, missed chances force Game 3 tonight
HERNANDO — It was the little things not done that made the biggest difference in a 4-1 loss for the Oxford Chargers. Unable to generate offense at key stages of the game, the Chargers fell to the Hernando Tigers in Game 2 of their best-of-three MHSAA Class 5A playoff baseball series Monday night. (more…) (May 14, 2013, Page 8)
Roth shuts down HHS Tigers
A total team effort has the Oxford Chargers one win away from playing in the MHSAA Class 5A North Half title series. A day after Game 1 was pushed back due to heavy rain in the area, the Chargers defeated Hernando 7-3 at Edwin Moak Field Saturday evening. (more…) (May 13, 2013, Page 2B)
Tigers just as good as they were last season
A familiar foe awaits the Oxford Chargers in the third round of the MHSAA Class 5A baseball playoffs in the form of the Hernando Tigers, the team that advanced to Jackson for the state championship series last season. (more…) (May 9, 2013, Page 8A)
Chargers clip Jackets to win 5A series
There have been bigger crowds turn out to watch games in the history of Oxford-University Stadium but the atmosphere and the post-game celebration demonstrated by the Oxford Chargers on Monday is going to be hard for the Ole Miss Rebels to top. Playing their first game in O-U Stadium since 2004, the Chargers defeated Starkville 3-1 in the decisive third game of a best-of-three MHSAA Class 5A series. (more…) (May 7, 2013, Page 8)
NECC Tigers top Gulf
The Northeast Mississippi Community College Tigers advanced to the MACJC state baseball tournament thanks to two wins over Gulf Coast Monday. The Tigers are assisted by former Lafayette High head coach Richy Harrelson and Jake Mills, who played for the Commodores under Harrelson. (more…) (May 7, 2013, Page 8)
OHS-Starkville series has been pretty intense
COLUMN: Ole Miss and Mississippi State will meet each other in their annual three-game series later this week at Oxford-University Stadium. But before the Rebels and Bulldogs lock up Friday night, the two high school baseball teams from each city will play a third and decisive game tonight at O-U Stadium. Fitting huh? (more…) (May 6, 2013, Page 6A)
Pregame scuffle fuels Oxford's win
STARKVILLE — Extra motivation wasn't needed from the Oxford Chargers heading into Game 2 of their MHSAA Class 5A series with the Starkville Yellowjackets at Carlisle Field Thursday night. Having lost 6-5 in the opener at home Tuesday, the Chargers knew that a loss would end their season. (more…) (May 3, 2013, Page 9A)
Jackets top Chargers 6-5 at home
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Chargers move up 5A series with Starkville
There won't be an extra few days to bask in a strong finish to the regular season for the Oxford Chargers. Instead of opening their MHSAA Class 5A playoffs against Starkville on Thursday, the best-of-three series between the two has been moved up to tonight at Edwin Moak Field at 6. (more…) (April 30, 2013, Page 8)


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Leadership: The hero of Desert Storm gave America a taste of victory after the wasted sacrifice of Vietnam and demonstrated that only the sometimes-unwise decisions of politicians can keep us from victory over our enemies.
Schwarzkopf, called "Stormin' Norman" because of his reportedly explosive temper, led America to two sorely needed military victories: a small one in Grenada in 1983 and a big one as de facto commander of allied forces in the Gulf War in 1991.
Grenada was the first step in a recovery from the legacy of Vietnam, where defeat was snatched from the jaws of victory in a war micromanaged by Washington bureaucrats thousands of miles away.
President Ronald Reagan brought a new philosophy to Washington — we win, they lose — and Norman Schwarzkopf was fine with that.
He earned three Silver Stars for bravery during two tours in Vietnam, gaining a reputation as a plain-spoken commander with a sharp temper who would risk his own life for his soldiers — first, as a U.S. adviser to South Vietnamese paratroops and later as a battalion commander in the U.S. Army's Americal Division. He earned three Silver Stars for valor — including one for saving troops from a minefield — plus a Bronze Star, a Purple Heart and three Distinguished Service Medals.
Unlike many other career officers who left military service embittered by Vietnam, Schwarzkopf was among those who opted to stay and help rebuild the tattered Army into a potent, modernized all-volunteer force that under Reagan would return to its full and ominous potential.
It was that military that Schwarzkopf would lead to victory over Saddam Hussein's Iraq after it invaded Kuwait in August 1990. After a six-week aerial campaign, Schwarzkopf orchestrated a massive ground offensive from Feb. 24 to Feb. 28, 1991, routing the Iraqis from Kuwait in 100 hours before U.S. officials called a halt.
In a brilliant maneuver renascent of the D-Day invasion at Normandy, France, while the German Wehrmacht waited in vain at the Pas de Calais, Schwarzkopf launched what he called his "Hail Mary" play — moving a massive number of troops and tons of materiel far to the west at blitzkrieg speed, knowing the dug-in Iraqis were essentially immobilized along the Kuwaiti border.
Many questioned the decision to halt U.S. troops from marching straight to Baghdad. But Schwarzkopf understood President George H.W. Bush's need to stay within the confines of a U.N. mandate to keep together the coalition of some 30 countries he organized — even if that meant a tyrant would stay in power and war would resume more than a decade later. Schwarzkopf was a good soldier in more ways than one.
IRS Scandal: The inexplicable raid nearly two years ago on a guitar maker for using allegedly illegal wood that its competitors also used was another targeting by this administration of its political enemies. On Aug. 24, 2011, federal agents executed four search warrants on Gibson Guitar Corp. ...
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Updated: October 31, 2012 12:40PM
Bound to please: Mara Dale of Oak Park, Kaori Aoshima of Highland Park and Grant Nelson of Wilmette are sailing along as featured actors in Jedlicka Performing Arts Center's production of "Outward Bound" through Nov. 10 at 3801 S. Central Ave, Cicero. The three are aboard an ocean liner heading toward Judgment Day in Sutton Vane's "see-worthy" tale. For tickets, call (708) 656-1800.
Photos in Perspective: Images of the Okefenokee Swamp by Bob Tanner and of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico by Faigie Tanner are gracing the walls of Perspective Photography Gallery, 1310-1/2B Chicago Ave., Evanston through Nov. 25. Everyone is invited to meet the artists at a reception from 5-8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 and listen to them at an artists' talk at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15.
A Weiss move: North Shore artist Nina Weiss is inviting everyone to her new home. The long-time adjunct professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago is having a grand opening of her studio space at Suite No. 12, 3150 Skokie Hwy, Highland Park from 5-9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9. Weiss' artwork is featured in the new book, "100 Artists of the Midwest" and in "Art in Hand" playing cards, both of which will be available for purchase at the opening. Aspiring artists who attend the event can register early for Weiss' always filled art classes.
Colombian connection: Buy a copy of singer/songwriter Anne Heaton's new album, "Honeycomb," and you will be helping homeless children in Bogota, Colombia. The Evanston resident, who grew up in Wilmette, is donating a portion of the proceeds from her fall tour and her album sales to the cause through ninandes.org. You can purchase a copy at her show at 8 p.m. Nov. 1 at Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston. Call (847) 492-8860 for reservations. Stream Heaton's new album at www.anneheaton.com/newrelease.
Given a gift: Deerfield resident, actor, director and playwright Tommy Lee Johnston is celebrating the publication of his play "Gifted" by Dramatic Publishing. The 65-minute, one-act play, set in a classroom, deals with the issue of bullying. It has been presented at a number of area schools and other venues under Johnson's direction.
Assembly required: Sandy Finch of Hinsdale and La Grange artists Janet Lewandowski, Mary Beth Lies, Pamela Peterson and Jeanne Sulik are among the artists exhibiting work in Collage Collective 3 at McCord Gallery & Cultural Center, 9602 W. Creek Road, Palos Park. This art form has been around for thousands of years but has only been considered a fine art technique since 1912, when it was adopted by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. You can view the exhibit from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Mondays-Fridays and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays, through Nov. 16.
Catch it while you can: You only have until Nov. 4 to view the Recent Works exhibit at the Robert T. Wright Community Gallery of Art, College of Lake County, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake. You certainly won't want to miss seeing "Tarzanian Koppe" by Kathy Weaver of Highland Park, which won a $100 Award of Merit, or the $50 Honorable Mention artworks by Brooke Baldi of Libertyville ("World War Two Allied Leaders Depicted as Silverware") and Amy Robillard of Libertyville ("Leaving"). Check gallery.clcillinois.edu for exhibit hours.~.


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The Science Gallery in Dublin is exploring the psychology and maths behind risk-taking involved in gambling in its latest show, Risk Lab »
Hormones such as testosterone are responsible for driving young male traders to take increasingly ill-calculated risks that turn bull markets into bubbles and even financial crises, according to neuroscientist and former Wall Street trader John Coates »
Gil Penchina, CEO of Wikia inc., investor in PayPal and former VP of international at eBay, aimed to launch eight startups in 2011. So how did he do? »
Put yourself in the boots (or gloves) of a goalkeeper facing a decisive and potentially World Cup winning penalty. In the end it doesn't matter how skilled you are at saving penalty kicks if you dive right and the kick goes left »
Behavioural economists are always quick to tell us that human beings are extremely poor at assessing risk: we underestimate likely dangers and overestimate unlikely ones »
A world map, six continents, 42 territories and five dice can be only one thing: Risk »
Security is bound to be stepped up after an attempted attack, but there's something odd about the new restrictions on flights to the US »
Your future self demands that you go out and have some fun - who are you to argue? »
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CJAD 800 Radio's Aaron Rand interviewed Alex Paterson on Monday's show.
Since the election of the Parti Québécois, articles have been reappearing that claim that the English-speaking community has no mandated spokesperson and that we should probably be concerned and do something about it. It is conceded that there are institutional leaders, but the message seems to be that they can speak only for the institutions that elected them and not as a voice for the entire anglophone community.
In 1976, when the PQ was first elected, the situation was very much the same. A variety of people got together, and Participation Quebec, Positive Action and the Council of Minorities were formed, followed by the Townshippers' Association, the Committee for Anglophone Social Action in the Gaspé, the Voice of English Quebec. The Outaouais already had regional associations. Alliance Quebec was formed as an umbrella and claimed to speak for all of English Quebec. While not all anglophones accepted its right to do so in the earlier days of its existence, AQ was accepted by many, including the provincial government, as a spokesperson that had to be seen and listened to.
I would argue that this process created a voice that did good work until such a voice was no longer needed. Those left to run it could not reach a consensus, so it stopped functioning.
Today these questions should be asked:
Do the anglophones and other English-speaking Quebecers need a voice, particularly on linguistic and constitutional issues?
If so, how should they be selected to give them authority to speak?
Who will start the ball rolling to answer these and other questions?
I hope the generations now in the action will get together as we all did in 1976 and debate the solutions. The institutions can start the process, but the broader community must take an interest and get involved.
* Alex K. Paterson, a former senior partner at the Montreal law firm Borden Ladner Gervais and an officer of the Order of Canada and the Order of Quebec, is an emeritus governor of McGill University, honorary chancellor of Bishop's University, honorary co-chairman of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, and a former chairman of the Foundation for Greater Montreal. He was the founding chairman of Alliance Quebec. He lives in Montreal.


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Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, for the year 1879
United States. Office of Indian Affairs
Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, for the year 1879
v. : fold. maps ; 23 cm.
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.AnnRep79
Contents, pp. [I]-III ff.
Report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, pp. [unnumbered]-XLIX
Papers accompanying the report of the commissioner of Indian Affairs. 1897, pp. [1]-[2]
Reports of agents in Arizona, pp. [3]-8
Reports of agents in California, pp. 8-15
Reports of agents in Colorado, pp. 15-19
Reports of agents in Dakota, pp. 19-52
Reports of agents in Idaho, pp. 52-57
Reports of agents in Indian territory, pp. 57-80
Report of agent in Iowa, p. 81
[Report of agent in Kansas], pp. 81-84
Report of agent in Michigan, pp. 84-86 ff.
[Report of agent in Minnesota], pp. [unnumbered]-89
Reports of agents in Montana, pp. 89-100
Reports of agents in Nebraska, pp. 101-109
Reports of agents in Nevada, pp. 109-112
Reports of agents in New Mexico, pp. 112-122
Report of agent in New York, pp. 122-124
Reports of agents in Oregon, pp. 124-136
Report of agent in Utah, pp. 137-140
Reports of agents in Washington territory, pp. 140-159
Reports of agents in Wisconsin, pp. 159-166
Report of agent in Wyoming, pp. 166-169
Report of the Ute Commission, pp. [170]-177
Agreement with the Capote, Muache, and Weeminuche Utes, pp. 178-181
Report of commission to reappraise Kaw lands in Kansas, pp. 182-183
Letter of Chief Spotted Tail to the hon. secretary of the interior, p. 184
Indian legislation by the third session of the Forty-fifth, and first session of the Forty-sixth Congress, pp. 185-189
Statement showing the present liabilities of the United States to Indian tribes under treaty stipulations, pp. 190-191-196
Trust funds and trust lands, pp. 197-209
Executive orders affecting Indian reservations, from January 10, 1879, to August 9, 1879, pp. 214-217
Table of statistics relating to population, education, &c., by tribes and their respective agencies, pp. 228-229-244-245
Table showing agricultural improvements, stock, productions, and sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes, pp. 246-247-262
Table showing prevailing diseases among Indians, number of cases of sickness treated, &c., pp. 263-264
List of Indian agencies assigned to the several religious denominations, p. 265
Members of the Board of Indian Commissioners, with their post-office address, p. 266
Schedule of Indian agencies; also list of agents, with post-office and telegraphic address, pp. 267-268-269
Abstract of proposals received and contacts awarded in New York City, under advertisement of March 26, 1879, for furnishing supplies for the Indian service, pp. 270-271-[376]
Index, pp. [377]-392
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Any animal of the chordate subphylum Vertebrata, which includes the fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Vertebrates have an internal skeleton formed of cartilage, bone, or both. The skeleton consists of a backbone (vertebral column), which partly encloses a spinal cord; a skull, which encloses the brain; and usually two pairs of limbs. Nerves extending from the spinal cord and brain permeate the skin, muscles, and internal organs. The muscular system consists primarily of bilaterally paired masses attached to bones or cartilage. Skin and scales, feathers, fur, or hair cover the outer surface. Seealso invertebrate.
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An Onion seed produces a tiny onion plant - like a miniature scallion. Usually a sprout is a root, but in the case of the Alliums it is a shoot (that part of a plant which, if grown in a garden or on soil etc., grows above
the soil) - which tastes just like an Onion, what else? Onion takes about 10 - 15 days to sprout. You will also find onion as an ingredient in our Russian Mix - which is our personal favorite leafy blend.
High quality Onion seed from certified organic sources has been difficult to find for some time now, so if we don't have any, please know that we are actively looking. We always have enough to keep our Russian Mix available.
How-To Video
Sprouting Instructions
Yields approximately 1 Cup (1/2 lb.) of Sprouts.
Seed Prep
Measure out 4 Tablespoons of seed*
Rinse your seeds to remove dust or debris.
There tends to be some plant matter in with the seeds of Alliums. This plant matter is nothing but small pieces of the plants which the seeds grew on. This plant matter has so far eluded the massive seed cleaning methods used on sprouting seed.
They will not elude you! These dry plant bits usually float, so the perfect time to get rid of them is before you Soak - during seed Prep and/or after the seeds have soaked for 8 - 12 hours -
pour off the floating stuff. You can help by stirring the seeds up - thus helping any non-floating bits to surface from below. Easy isn't it?
Transfer your seeds into your Sprouter (if necessary), or a bowl.
Add 2-3 times as much cool (60-70 degree) water.
Mix seeds up to assure even water contact for all.
Alliums tend to float. Try to sink those that do by knocking them down with your fingers. Most of those floating seeds will sink during the hours they are soaking, but it is a good habit to pay attention to your seed's needs, and this is the
perfect place to start!
Allow seeds to Soak for 8-12 hours.
Empty the seeds into your Sprouter (if necessary).
Drain off the soak water.
You can use it - it has nutrients in it.
Rinse thoroughly with cool (60-70°) water.
Drain thoroughly.
Set your Sprouter anywhere out of direct sunlight and at room temperature (70° is optimal) between Rinses.
This is where your sprouts do their growing. We use a counter top - in the corner of our kitchen, but where the sprouter won't get knocked over by cats, dogs, kids or us.
We don't mind the indirect sunlight or the 150 watts of incandescent light, because light just does not matter much.
A plant can only perform photosynthesis when it has leaves. Until a plant has leaves, light has little if any effect. Sprouts also happen to like air-circulation, so don't hide your sprouts.
This is most true with Alliums because they can begin photosynthesis as soon as they sprout. Unlike other seeds, Alliums sprout their plant first,
not their Root.
8-12 Hours Later:
Rinse and Drain again
Alliums take A LONG TIME to germinate!
Continue Rinsing and Draining Thoroughly, 2-3 times a day.
You will be Rinsing and Draining this crop for 10-15 days.
You should see some sprouting action in between 4 and 7 days. Don't give up - EVER - they will sprout!
Note: Alliums are unique in that the sprout they produce is actually the plant - as opposed to the Root - which is what almost all other seeds produce during the sprouting process. These plants look like - and are - tiny little Greens - like micro-scallions! As soon as these micro-scallions emerge from the seed they are able to take up light - because they are the leaf! You don't have to do anything drastic but you can move on to......
Once you see sprouting, Relocate your sprouts - if necessary.
If you've been keeping them away from light for some reason, move them. Avoid direct sun - it can cook your sprouts. Indirect sunlight is best but virtually any light will do. Experiment - you will be amazed at how little light sprouts require to green up.
Continue to Rinse and Drain every 8-12 hours.
As long as you grow: You have to keep your sprouts happy.
Your sprouts will be done between day 10 and 15.
The majority of sprouts will have long thin micro-scallions, which will be green if you exposed them to light. You can eat them at any length but if you let them get to an inch or more the seed itself will be more tender.
The seed of an Alliums is pretty intense. Though they can not be dehulled like some crops - if you grow for a long enough time, some of the seeds will fall away from the sprout.
These sprouts can not be De-Hulled like some crops, but you can use our Dehuller, or any salad spinner after your final Rinse.
Doing so will allow the seeds that have fallen off the sprouts, to fall to the bottom - and hopefully, through the device's mesh, as well as allowing you to go directly to refrigeration with your crop - after spinning it dry.
If you are not using such a device...
Your sprouts are done 8-12 hours after your final Rinse.
After the final Rinse we need to Drain Very Thoroughly and let our sprouts dry a bit.
If we minimize the surface moisture of our sprouts they store much better in refrigeration, so we let them sit for 8-12 hours....
Transfer the sprout crop to a plastic bag or the sealed container of your choice.
We have Produce Storage Bags that can extend shelf life substantially.
When it comes to knowing if your sprouts are still fresh after they've been in the fridge for a while, we often rely on smell. When checking Allium sprouts, remember what they smell like when you harvested them,
so you don't mistake their smell for them having gone bad. The smell they share is nothing like the smell of decomposition, but I wanted to make sure you knew about their massive aroma.
*Seed to Use
* If using Sproutpeople's Single Harvest Pack - use the whole bag (for a one-quart Sprouter). It will produce a crop of approximately 8 ounces.
These seeds yield approximately 4:1 - which means the sprouts will weigh 4 times as much as the seed you start with, but, they will increase even more in volume - so don't start with more than 4 Tablespoons per quart/litre of sprouter capacity, at least until you are familiar with your crop.
Alliums have the shortest shelf life of any sprouting seed. Since they are also so painfully expensive we strongly suggest that you freeze your seed.
The only concern is condensation. All you need to do to avoid condensation is to return the seed to the freezer within a few minutes - after you've removed what you need, to grow your current crop.
Also, Keep them in any sealed container. A plastic bag is fine. Glass is better.
You do not need to thaw the seeds - just go ahead and Soak.
Crop Notes
If there is anything unique about this year's seed, we will tell you about it here.
Aroma and Alliums
Allium sprouts are all very aromatic. From early on they smell A LOT.
Early in our career as professional sprout growers we grew our sprouts outside when the weather permitted, but in Wisconsin - where all our years as professional growers took place - that was not most of the year. We grew them inside the rest of the year. That first winter we were growing only about
10 trays of sprouts every week. The following year we were growing something like 50! We were doing this all in our 600 square foot log cabin. We had no running water and our electricity was solar with a generator back-up. Not having indoor plumbing was difficult - not only for the sprouts, but also for us and our infant son, Sam.
But I digress....
The following summer we built an addition to our cabin. It featured a sprout growing room and office - all of which measured about 250 sq. ft., and a bedroom for the 3 of us, directly above. We still didn't have running water, but we came up with a much more workable solution than we had had before, and we added more solar panels.
The reason I started this story though, was not to talk history, but to say that, this was the first winter we grew straight Alliums. The smell was so intense that we stopped growing them.
We couldn't stand living with the aroma of sprouting onion seed in our bedroom! Our addition was very open, so the smell had easy access.
Though growing a small crop will not be anything near as intense as what we were growing - we want you to know about this. It will still be noticeable - and possibly unpleasing - especially for those with a heightened sense of smell.
Sprouting Notes
Remember, Alliums are very slow to sprout, and too grow. Be patient. Keep Rinsing and Draining thoroughly.
When conditions are warmer your sprouts will likely grow faster. Likewise they may grow slower if conditions are very cool. As always 70° is optimal.
Depending on your Sprouter, not all of your sprouts will have access to light and so some will not green. This is not only OK - it is good. The yellow sprouts will be equally nutritious (they have everything but chlorophyll) and many think them more
delicious (in Europe it is not uncommon to see vegetables grown "blanched" by avoiding light). We think they are prettier when there is a mix of green and yellow. So don't sweat it - just eat more sprouts!
You can help your crop by "breaking up" your sprouts when they clump up - around day 5-10 (depending on how quickly they are germinating) and daily thereafter. We use high water pressure when Rinsing to keep our sprouts loose,
but this only works for so long - so - when water isn't enough, break the clump of sprouts up using a fork, or your fingers (wash your hands first please). If you are using a Sprouter that can hold water, fill it mostly full - then use a fork to loosen the mass of sprouts.
You can also dump your sprouts onto or into something and just shake them apart. This is by no means mandatory - this loosening - but it can help more of them green. Don't ever be afraid*** of touching your sprouts. They are much stronger then they appear - just be reasonably gentle.
*** The only thing to fear is fear itself!
Sprouting Devices
Sprouting Devices for Exotic Sprouts
Follow links for detailed information about - and a purchase point for - each Sprouter....
Easy Sprout
Overwhelmingly our most popular sprouter, Easy Sprout is also our
personal favorite.
We have well over a dozen in our house. It offers great drainage and the best
air-circulation of any sprouter.
Easy Sprout is made up of a 1 Quart (litre) Growing Vessel, a Solid container/Base that catches excess Rinse water, a Small Seed Insert that snaps in when sprouting small seeds, two Growing Lids (1 for home (Domed) and 1 for the road (Flat)), and a Solid Lid for refrigerator storage of your sprout crop.
Easy Sprout is the best all-around sprouter. Period. It is the mandatory choice for high humidity sproutpeople everywhere and great for travel sprouting! Very versatile - Easy Sprout can sprout virtually any seed, anywhere!
Easy Sprout is part of many of our Kits.
SproutMaster 5x6
SproutMaster is the greatest tray sprouter ever!
It offers excellent drainage, and is the best sprouter on this globe, for growing vertical Leafy Sprouts.
The SproutMaster is very versatile - it can sprout virtually
any seed. It is even able to grow Grass, Greens and Micro-Greens - with proper care,
and perhaps a growing medium.
We sell two configurations
1) Three trays that measure 5x6 inches each.
2) A Single tray that measures 8x10 inches.
SproutMaster trays (of the same dimension) are stackable - add trays to build your own sprout skyscraper.
SproutMasters are comprised of Growing Trays, each with a removable Divider - which allows you to grow 2 crops in one
Tray, and interchangeable Lids and Bases.
This SproutMaster is the 3 Tray, 5x6 Stack. It comes with 3 Trays, 3 Dividers, and 4 Lids/Bases.
That is enough Lids/Bases for almost anything you want to grow.
SproutMaster 8x10
SproutMaster is the greatest tray sprouter ever!
It offers excellent drainage, and is the best sprouter on this globe, for growing vertical Leafy Sprouts.
The SproutMaster is very versatile - it can sprout virtually
any seed. It is even able to grow Grass, Greens and Micro-Greens - with proper care,
and perhaps a growing medium.
We sell two configurations
1) Three trays that measure 5x6 inches each.
2) A Single tray that measures 8x10 inches.
SproutMaster trays (of the same dimension) are stackable - add trays to build your own sprout skyscraper.
SproutMasters are comprised of Growing Trays, each with a removable Divider - which allows you to grow 2 crops in one
Tray, and interchangeable Lids and Bases.
This SproutMaster is the single 8x10 inch Tray. It comes with 1 Tray, 1 Divider, and 2 Lids/Bases.
If you purchase multiple 8x10 trays, you'll end up with more of the Lids/Bases then you'll use regularly, but extras can be a good thing....
Hemp Bag
Made by Sproutpeople!
The perfect Bean and Grain sprouter. The Hemp Bag is even capable of growing Leafy and Brassica sprouts - though it takes extra care to do those well. It's also excellent for Micro-Greens - it acts as a planting medium.
The Hemp Bag is the most convenient travel sprouter ever. It folds up flat and does a great job hanging on a backpack, on a boat or over a hotel sink!
The Hemp Bag offers superior drainage and exceptional air-circulation.
Our Hemp Bags are made for us, locally.
They measure Approximately 6 1/2 inches wide x 9 1/2 inches tall.
1 Qt. Jar
This is a One-Quart, Wide-Mouth Mason Jar.
It isn't accompanied by a lid. Those are purchased separately. Keep on scrolling....
The least expensive, most basic sprouter, Jars - when topped by Screen Lids, are a fine choice for any skilled sprouter or for those willing to work a bit more diligently at rinsing and draining, or as an additional Sprouter, for easy sprouts, like Beans and Grains. A great choice for Pre-Sprouting Grass and Greens too!
Half-Gallon Jar
This is a Two-Quart (1/2 Gallon), Wide-Mouth Mason Jar.
It isn't accompanied by a lid. Those are purchased separately. Keep on scrolling....
The least expensive, most basic sprouter, Jars - when topped by Screen Lids, are a fine choice for any skilled sprouter or for those willing to work a bit more diligently at rinsing and draining, or as an additional Sprouter, for easy sprouts, like Beans and Grains. A great choice for Pre-Sprouting Grass and Greens too!
Sproutpeople Stainless Steel 3-Screen Sprouting Lid Set
Made by Sproutpeople!
Fine mesh, Medium mesh and Coarse mesh.
Our 3-Screen Lid Set is made up of Stainless Steel Mesh - in 3 different mesh sizes (fine, medium and course) - each nestled in a heavy-duty
Plastic Ring. Our Screen Lids fit Wide-Mouth Jar Mason Jars, like those we sell.
The wider the mesh - the more readily water and air pass through the screen. Use the fine mesh (the finest mesh size ever!) for small seeds
(Leafy and Brassica sprouts), the medium mesh for Grains and
small Beans and the coarse mesh for large Beans.
As your sprouts grow bigger, you can move to a bigger mesh size to improve air-circulation and facilitate the escape of
hulls, thus making de-hulling easier.
Bio-Set is a low-rinse, round, European sprouter with 3 growing trays, a drip tray at its base and a reservoir tray on top.
Though we dislike Bio-Set as a Sprouter - due to its poor drainage and air-circulation - it remains quite popular.
Fine for big seeds like Beans and Grains, Bio-Set
is among the most attractive Sprouters.
We continue to offer it due to our customer's demands. Please Don't buy this before thoroughly reading our detailed Bio-Set
Eating Ideas for Leafy Sprouts
Sprouts and Salads
Sprout Slaw
Awesome Potato Salad
Sprout Omelette
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Sprout Hummus
Sprouted Pea Dip
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Updated: 05/20/2013 - Two weekends left to catch one great show!
Saddam Hussein has 48 hours to get out -- or Iraq will see an invasion led by the United States.
The warning came this evening in a speech to the nation by
President Bush.
He warned that if Saddam and his sons don't leave -- the U-S and
allies will wage war. He wouldn't say when that would happen --
saying only that it would be ''at a time of our choosing.''
And he had a message for the people of Iraq -- telling them,
"The day of your liberation is near.''
Bush said the U-N Security Council hasn't lived up to its
responsibilities -- so ''we will rise to ours.''
He said there's a ''broad coalition'' ready to enforce what he
called the ''just demands'' of the world.
Bush said no one can believe that Iraq has disarmed. And he said
it won't disarm -- as long as Saddam is in power.
His speech came hours after the U-S, Britain and Spain abandoned
efforts to get the U-N Security Council to approve a new resolution
setting a final ultimatum for Saddam.
Updated: 05/20/2013 - Two weekends left to catch one great show!
Updated: 05/14/2013 - I'm still focused on meeting my goal of doing a pull-up. And I'm almost there! But I'm always getting this question:
Updated: 04/17/2013 - Crossing the finish line is such an awesome moment. It's hard to imagine what it has been like for the runners in Boston.
Updated: 04/09/2013 - Admittedly, there are days that I just don't feel like working out. But then I met Viola. And if she can make working out a priority at 99, then none of us have any excuses! Here's how she's living a FIT LIFE:
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Elbow sprains may be caused by:
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05/16/2013 5 Wolverines Advance to NCAA Preliminaries05/11/2013 UVU Closes Out Track Regular Season at Azusa05/04/2013 UVU Men, Women in Position for 5th Straight GWC Crowns04/21/2013 UVU Among Leaders at 4 Separate Meets04/17/2013 Student-athletes, UVU community honored at Wolverine Club AwardsRetiring athletic director Mike Jacobsen was recognized with a special presentation and the Bronze Wolverine Award. At Utah Valley ... SOPHOMORE ~ (2011): (INDOOR) Did not compete (OUTDOOR) Finished 42nd in the preliminaries at the NCAA Div. I West Meet in the javelin (38.26m)...Won the Great West Conference title in the javelin (39.43m)...Finished second in the javelin at the Bryan Clay Invitational (39.59m) and the UVU Open (39.83m)...Finished third in the javelin (41.37m) at the UNLV Classic. REDSHIRT ~ (2010): Redshirted the indoor and outdoor seasons for UVU. FRESHMAN ~ (2009): (INDOOR) Did not compete ... (OUTDOOR) at the GWC Outdoor Championships in Houston, Texas placed 2nd in the javelin throw (127'04.25") ... had a javelin throw of 119'10" at the SUU Invitational in Cedar City, Utah ... at the BYU Invite had a javelin throw of 118'01.25". Before UVU ... Personal ... |
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No coupons, cards or certificates needed this year – all you have to do is show up hungry.
Whet your appetite, Wauwatosa.
Coming soon is the 2012 installment of 10 Days In Tosa, a second annual discount dining extranaganza intended to make sure everyone is familiar with the broad spread of great restaurants the area has to offer.
From Sept. 10 through 19, 20 restaurants will offer selected menu items at just $5, $10 or $20.
This year's version of 10 Days in Tosa, organized as a fundraiser for the Wauwatosa Chamber of Commerce, is even simpler to enjoy than last year's.
"We've made it as easy as it can be," said Kari Miller, the associate director of the chamber. "You don't need any certificates this time. All you have to do is show up."
Here's this year's lineup of restaurants and their basic discounted offerings (an asterisk denotes a Restaurant Sponsor):
- *Blue's Egg, 317 N. 76th St. (Breakfast and lunch items at $10)
- *Café Hollander, 7677 W. State St. (Breakfast, $5; lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Café Perrin, 5901 Vliet St. (Breakfast, $5; lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Dave & Buster's, 2201 N. Mayfair Rd. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- *Firefly Urban Bar & Grill, 7754 Harwood Ave. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Hector's – A Mexican Restaurant, 7118 W. State St. (Lunch, $5; dinner $10)
- *Innovation at Crowne Plaza Hotel, 10499 Innovation Dr. (Breakfast, $10; lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- *Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, 11302 W. Bluemound Rd. (Lunch, $5; dinner $10)
- *Jimmy's Island Grill-Radisson Hotel, 2303 N. Mayfair Rd. (Breakfast, $10; lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Juniper 61, 6030 W. North Ave. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Leff's Lucky Town, 7208 W. State St. (Lunch, $5; dinner $5)
- Le Reve Patisserie & Café, 7610 Harwood Ave. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Maggiano's Little Italy, 2500 N. Mayfair Rd. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- *Maxie's Southern Comfort, 6732 W. Fairview (Dinner, $20)
- Meritage Restaurant, 5921 W. Vliet St. (Dinner, $20)
- Mo's Irish Pub, 10842 W. Bluemound Rd. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
- Pizzeria Piccola, 7606 W. State St.(Lunch, $5; dinner $10)
- *Ristorante Bartolotta, 7616 W. State St. (Dinner, $20)
- Rocket Baby Bakery, 6822 W. North Ave. (Breakfast, $5; lunch, $5)
- Saz's State House, 5539 W. State St. (Lunch, $10; dinner $20)
The principal co-sponsor along with the Chamber is IT Staff Technical Resources.
Community sponsors include Aurora Healthcare, Bobby Pantuso of Coldwell Banker – Homesale Realty, Candy Bouquet, Ebenezer Child Care Centers, EXIT Realty Horizons –Tom McCormick, Holiday Inn Express-Milwaukee West, Miller & Ogorchock S.C., Mount Mary College – Office of Graduate Education, The Ruby Tap, Storm, Balgeman, Miller & Klippel S.C., Tosa Accounting, Trees of Hope WI – Fighting Blood Cancers, VISIT Milwaukee and Vrakas/Blum CPAs and Business Advisors.
Besides getting a great value in your meals, participating in 10 Days In Tosa helps sustain the Chamber of Commerce's continued growth and its member services and programs.
"The chamber primarily relies on member dues to fund its annual budget of about $80,000," Miller said, "but needs to find new sources of revenue to keep apace with its growth. The 10 Days in Tosa event was a natural fundraising option as the city has blossomed in recent years as a dining destination.
"The 10 Days in Tosa event is not just about dining. The event serves as a springboard for marketing Wauwatosa as a whole, by drawing more people into the city for a special dining offer that can lead to discovering other things the city has to offer such as the many fine businesses, parks, and neighborhoods."
You can contact the Wauwatosa Chamber of Commerce at 414-453-2330 or email@example.com. You can also download the promotional flyer listing all the restaurant offers to carry with you as you explore Wauwatosa dining.


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Thierry Fischer
Symphony Music Director
Swiss conductor Thierry Fischer recently renewed his contract as Music Director of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, where he has brought a new energy to the orchestra and organization as a whole.
His hallmarks are a lightness of touch and transparency of texture, allowing room for vivid characterization. He has a keen stylistic sense, and where appropriate uses natural brass and baroque timpani. Fischer has given many world premieres, and has instigated a major commissioning programme in Utah, starting in Spring 2012 with a cello concerto for Jean-Luc Queyras composed by Michel Jarrell, which he will also conduct with the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande in 2014.
Fischer was Principal Conductor of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales from 2006-2012 and will return as a guest in 2013 and beyond. Highlights of his tenure included the orchestra's first tour to China as well as to prestigious venues in Europe and the USA; annual visits to the BBC Proms; major celebrations of Messiaen and Dutilleux; and acclaimed recordings of Stravinsky, Honegger and Frank Martin.
A busy guesting career has taken him to orchestras as diverse as the Philharmonia, Orchestre of the Age of Enlightenment, Czech Philharmonic, Orchestre National de Lyon, WDR Cologne, Frankfurt Radio Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, London Sinfonietta, to name just a few.
In 2012 Fischer's recording for Hyperion of Frank Martin's opera Der Sturm ('The Tempest') with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus (live from the Amsterdam Concertgebouw) was awarded the International Classical Music Award (opera category). Other recent Hyperion releases have included Honegger, d'Indy and Florent Schmitt with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales – with whom he has also recorded the Stravinsky ballets for Signum.
Fischer started out as Principal Flute in Hamburg and at the Zurich Opera. His conducting career began in his 30's when he replaced an ailing colleague, subsequently directing his first few concerts with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe where he was Principal Flute under Claudio Abbado.
Jerry Steichen
Principal Pops Conductor
The 2011–12 season marks Jerry Steichen's third season as the Principal Pops Conductor of the Utah Symphony. He also serves as Music Director of the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra, and recently completed sixteen seasons as Principal Pops Conductor of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. Steichen most recently made debuts with Ballet West, conducting performances of Don Quichotte, and with Virginia Opera, leading a new production of Hansel and Gretel. Steichen is a frequent guest conductor for the New Jersey Symphony, and has appeared with the Boston Pops, Cincinnati Pops, Indianapolis Symphony, the Florida Orchestra (Tampa/St. Petersburg), the Naples Philharmonic, the Oregon Symphony, and the symphonies of Hartford, Columbus, Princeton, Oklahoma City, Eastern Connecticut, Wheeling, and Memphis. International appearances include the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo City Symphony, the NDR Philharmonie Hannover at the Braunschweig Festival, and the Norwegian Radio Symphony.
For the New York City Opera, Steichen debuted at the State Theatre conducting performances of La Bohème. During his ten year tenure with NYCO, he led productions including L'Elisir d'Amore, The Mikado, Rachel Portman's The Little Prince, Cinderella, and Jake Heggie's Dead Man Walking, as well as "Wall to Wall Opera— NYCO in Concert" at Symphony Space. Other opera company credits include New Jersey Opera Festival, Glimmerglass Opera, Utah Opera, Opera East Texas, Utah Festival Opera and Anchorage Opera. Pursuing his passion for education, Steichen spent eighteen years with the "Meet the Artist" series at Lincoln Center as conductor, clinician and pianist. Onstage, Steichen has performed as a pianist for the New York City Opera's acclaimed productions of Porgy and Bess and Carmina Burana. He has also appeared on Broadway, portraying Manny, the Accompanist, in the Tony Award-winning Master Class. He toured nationally as the associate conductor with The Phantom of the Opera, The Secret Garden, played keyboards for Cathy Rigby in Peter Pan and conducted CATS in New York for two years, leading the final public performance. Jerry is a native of Tonkawa, Oklahoma; and holds degrees from Northern Oklahoma College, Oklahoma City University, and the University of Southern California.
Vladimir Kulenovic
Associate Conductor
Associate Conductor of Utah Symphony, Vladimir Kulenovic maintains a guest conducting schedule that includes collaborations with acclaimed soloists Leon Fleisher, Mischa Maisky, Akiko Suwanai and Augustin Hadelich, and orchestras worldwide. In Europe, Kulenovic will soon lead Leipzig Symphony, Belgrade Philharmonic, Slovenian Philharmonic, Zagreb Philharmonic and Macedonian Philharmonic. In Asia he served as the Principal Conductor of the Kyoto Music Festival, and led two critically acclaimed performances with Evergreen Symphony at the National Concert Hall in Taipei.
Recent engagements include performances with the Beethoven- Orchester Bonn at Beethovenhalle, National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa, Juilliard Orchestra at Lincoln Center, Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss am Rhein, Verbier, Aspen, Salzburg
Mozarteum and Cabrillo festival orchestras, and a benefit performance of Mozart's Requiem with members of New York Choral Society and Juilliard Orchestra for Japan's Disaster Relief Fund.
Since 2008, Vladimir has been mentored by Kurt Masur during his annual masterclasses in New York, Bonn, Leipzig and Verbier where he assisted maestro as the Verbier, Festival Conducting Fellow, leading two internationally televised performances on Medici TV. Vladimir also served as Maestro Masur's assistant at the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, and prepared the orchestra at the Dubrovnik Festival for Maestro Zubin Mehta.
Recipient of the Sir Georg Solti Award, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Scholarship, Bruno Walter Memorial Scholarship, Vladimir was awarded the Charles Schiff Conducting Prize for Excellence at the Juilliard School, where he completed his postgraduate studies under the mentorship of James DePreist and Alan Gilbert. Prior to his studies at Juilliard, he served as cover conductor of the Baltimore Symphony and Baltimore Opera and graduated from the Peabody Institute under the tutelage of Gustav Meier. He also served as a conducting fellow at the Aspen Music Festival, Salzburg Mozarteum and the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music.
Mr. Kulenovic was awarded the prestigious Alfred B. Whitney Prize for the highest scholastic achievement at the Boston Conservatory where he earned degrees in Conducting and Piano Performance. As a pianist, Mr. Kulenovic won the 2nd Prize at the Rubinstein International Piano Competition in Paris.


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Host McKee/Staten Island Tech held off a late rally by Tottenville to post a 45-44 epee win and earn a split of the two weapons Tuesday in the first of two PSAL meetings between the division rivals this season.
The Pirates rolled to an earlier 45-11 victory in foil.
The Sea Gulls (2-2 foil, 2-2 epee) trailed 7-4 after the second of the nine epee bouts. But it was that second bout -- with MSIT's Nicole Wallack putting up a defensive battle against Tottenville's top epee fencer, Christine Zhou -- that seemed to steady the Gulls.
"That was all Nicole's doing," said MSIT first-year coach Kevin Heiden of the strategy, which limited Zhou's bout win to only 2-0. "Her bladework is phenomenal. She said she was going to feel (Zhou) out and see what happened."
Sharon Pang then gave MSIT a lead it wouldn't relinquish, outscoring Yuliya Krygina 7-2 for an 11-9 Gulls lead. Wallack followed with a wild 9-8 bout edge against Elissa Yourth; then kept it close three bouts later against aggressive Tot sub Anna Grygiel, as the Pirates drew to within 35-30.
Heiden then replaced Pang (12 touches in two bout wins) with Victoria Wuensch, who only lost a point off the lead against Yourth, 40-36, heading into the final bout.
"Sharon was tired, so I told her I'd give her a rest if we were at least up five going into her bout, which was the exact margin," Heiden said. "Victoria got five huges touches for us."
With the clock against her, Zhou -- as was the case with the previous two Pirates -- came out the aggressor against MSIT anchor Julie Wiedemann. With 43 seconds left, the MSIT advantage was 42-39 ... then 42-40 with 26 seconds to go ... then 43-42 with nine ticks remaining.
The contrasting styles, with Zhou on the attack against the backtracking Wiedemann, lent itself to double touches at both the three- and one-second marks, the final tie clinching the victory for the Gulls at 45-44.
"We had a tough loss against Banneker where we were up five going into the last bout and ended up losing 45-43," recalled Heiden. "So for Julie to close it out with touches rather than on time was good to see."
"It's tough with epee sometimes because there are no 'off' targets. If you're the aggressor, you risk leaving yourself exposed," said Pirates (5-0 foil, 3-2 epee) coach Charlie Senger. "It was the closest match we've had all season. Even though we didn't win, it was very exciting."
There was no drama to the foil match, however, as the Pirates raced out to a 10-0 lead behind 5-0 wins from Jamie Berkowitz and Michelle Potestio.
"Michelle just took second place over the weekend at the PSAL Invitational," Senger said of his senior, who won her three bouts by a cumulative score of 15-1. "She's really grown into the anchor position this first half of the season."
Tottenville 45, MSIT 11
Jamie Berkowitz (T) 5-0 over Liliana Lamberg; Michelle Potestio (T) 5-0 over Ellen Yang; Leah Nieves (T) 5-2 over Erika Chan; Berkowitz 5-4 over Jina Yun; Alexa Cappola (T) 5-1 over Lamberg; Potestio 5-0 over Chan; Nieves 5-3 over Yun; Berkowitz 5-0 over Chan; Potestio 5-1 over Lamberg.
MSIT 45, Tottenville 44
Elissa Yourth (T) 5-4 over Julie Wiedemann; Christine Zhou (T) 2-0 over Nicole Wallack; Sharon Pang (MSIT) 7-2 over Yuliya Krygina; Wallack (MSIT) 9-8 over Yourth; Wiedemann (MSIT) 5-5 tie with Krygina; Pang 5-2 over Zhou; Anna Grygiel (T) 6-5 over Wallack; Yourth (T) 6-5 over Victoria Wuensch; Zhou 8-5 over Wiedemann.


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Study shows that practice nurses can improve the care of depression in patients with diabetes or heart disease, leading to better outcomes and reduced 10-year cardiovascular disease risk.
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Addressing issues in primary health care around quality, governance and sustainability via improved models of governance, performance and accountability through a clinical microsystem approach.
A lifestyle behaviour change program for Victorians at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
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- Predicting changes in lifestyle and clinical outcomes in preventing diabetes: The Greater Green Triangle Diabetes Prevention Project.
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The Greater Green Triangle University Department of Rural Health (GGT UDRH) is a partnership between Flinders University and Deakin University. The Department was established in 2000 and undertakes an integrated program of research, education, training and support in an effort to promote excellence in rural and remote health education, training and research, and to ensure practical outcomes and long-term benefits for the communities of the Greater Green Triangle region.
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Our extensive research program includes a number of National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)-funded projects. The most recent being the Mothers After Gestational Diabetes in Australia (MAGDA) study; Preventing Diabetes in Pregnancy from Progressing to Type 2 Diabetes, which is focusing on developing and implementing a system of care to reduce the risk of progression to type 2 diabetes in women who have had GDM. In 2011, the Department was awarded an Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI) Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) receiving funding for four years to address primary health care quality, governance, performance and sustainability issues identified within the national health reform agenda.
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The Greater Green Triangle UDRH operates a successful Student Support Program that aims to improve the experiences of health science students on rural placements with the intention of increasing the likelihood of return to rural practice after graduation. Services and resources include access to high standard, low cost accommodation, financial support, 24/7 IT usage, orientation tours and information on towns within the region, social networking opportunities and education & training opportunities.
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Hi I'm interested in the APR TBE. How much shipped to 75062? Thanks
AWE Diverter Valve, excellent condition, not really a wear item. Has 15k miles on it. $75 shipped
APR Turboback, 11k miles on it. One year old. Finally removed from car. Willing to separate. $400 for DP $600 for CB. Local only, please.
APR Tag on Downpipe
Catback, loosely arranged
Driver's Side Tip
Driver's Side Tip Inside
Passenger Side Tip
Passenger Side Tip Inside
Also have a set of 18" Alzor CC replica wheels(noTPMS) in hyper silver with Continental DWS 225/40/18s with about 75-80% life on them. One wheel has light scratches from poor mounting, another has some light chips in the clear from being dropped on its face. Other 2 are in great shape. $700 definitely will not ship. I can sell these immediately as they are sitting in my living room.
Wheel 1, no damage
Wheel 2, no damage
Wheel 3, mounting damage
Wheel 3, damage closeup
Wheel 4, Face damage, tiny dings
Wheel 4, Face damage closeup
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Hi I'm interested in the APR TBE. How much shipped to 75062? Thanks
Not super interested in shipping it, would probably be at least $100 to ship. I suppose I'd ship if buyer pays actual shipping cost.
willing to seperate the konis? how much for them plus shipping to 18419?
GIAC | APR | AWE | Magnaflow | SouthBend | FK Automotive | Tyrol | Forge | OEM | 3SDM | ETC
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Im interested in the TBE but $1200 is a little steep.. you can get a brand new one for 1400 right now with the APR sale ... just saying..
Thanks for the input, I have some interest in it so I think I'm being fair. I'm open to offers though. I'll try to get photos of everything up tomorrow.
GIAC | APR | AWE | Magnaflow | SouthBend | FK Automotive | Tyrol | Forge | OEM | 3SDM | ETC
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Sorry, missed your question on the shocks. I could separate, but prefer to sell them together for now. I'll let you know if I decide to split them up. Thanks.
Ok thanks man lmk.
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GIAC | APR | AWE | Magnaflow | SouthBend | FK Automotive | Tyrol | Forge | OEM | 3SDM | ETC
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Added pics of exhaust tips, sold Golf R grille as well as sidemarkers
Bump for a good seller.
MK3 Parts for sale - 3-bar Bonrath, Hella OEM Smoked NA Turns(1 mint/new set, 1 used set), Autotech 8V adj camgear(new in package)
MKV parts for sale - OEM R32 Smoked Tails (New in box), Drivers gear silver Jetta tails
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Hey, thanks for the bump and good feedback! Also, I am located in Arlington, VA
PM'd you on the mirrors a couple days ago. Did you get it?
Removing exhaust today, will have pics of system up later today.
Money sent for mirrors
added pics of exhaust out of the car. Also selling my AWE diverter valve.
I want the BSH intake and what is the benefit to the throttle pipe? I'm not going to run water meth, if i doo won't be till after the K04...
Definately want the intake though...
07 Silverado Crew Cab - Lifted - Worked
99 Suburban - Lifted - Locked - IFS still on 36's - For Sale
93 SC300 - 1JZ-GTE VVTI Swap
Glad you got your stuff quickly and thanks for the positive feedback.
Still have the APR exhust $500 DP $700 CB, pickup or meetup for now
AWE diverter valve $85 shipped
18" CC Interlagos replica wheels with healthy tires $750 picked up
BSH throttle pipe #130 shipped
Thanks to the buyers out there for making these easy transactions.
I'm definitely in for the throttle pipe. Just let me know where to send payment
do you still have you tbe? are you looking for wheels? i have bbs lms for trade
Those wheels... me gusta. If you're anywhere near NY or going to Waterfest, lemme know haha
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