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I've got a little time (and a working computer, briefly), so onward to an update about some new and ongoing volcanic activity worldwide:
Heard Island
We often say that Australia lacks any active volcanoes – which is true if you consider the continent of Australia. There are some potentially active areas, but the only volcano listed in the Global Volcanism Program database is the Newer Volcanic Field, whose most recent eruption was likely over 4900 years ago. However, if you expand your search to all lands claimed by Australia, you will eventually reach Heard Island in the Southern Indian Ocean, part of the remote and little-known Kerguelen hotspot track. Heard Island is a relatively active volcano, with its last confirmed eruption back in 2008, producing most small lava flows and subglacial eruptions. John Seach recently mentioned on Twitter that an eruption may be occurring on Heard Island based on thermal anomalies spotted via satellite. However, on a quick search by Rob Simmon (NASA Earth Observatory) found that clouds make it difficult to see what, if anything, is going on (see above). It wouldn't be surprisingly if Heard Island was seeing new eruptions, but the proof is circumstantial at this point.
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text: There's unfortunately always been an alarming ratio of guys to girls in the off-road arena. So we always crack our necks when we catch a glimpse of longer hair blowing in the open driver's window of some lifted truck. And if that truck is getting whomped on, it's like adding sugar on top of bacon. We caught up (barely) with Wendi Brod in her 2004 Chevy while she was out playing around in Gorman, California. Wendi and her friend, Emil, built most of the truck themselves and made a nice daily driver for work and play. When the tires started coming off the ground, we grabbed cameras and started shooting. SpecsVehicle:2004 Chevy 2WD 1500 extended cabOwner:Wendi BrodChassis:Stock Chevy 1500Engine:6.0L V8, Hypertech programmerDrivetrain:Stock auto tranny, transfer case, and 8.6 AAM axle in the rearSuspension:Fabtech 7-inch suspension, Bilstein shocksSteering:StockBrakes:StockTires/wheels:35x12.50R17 Pro Comp Xterrains on 17x8 Crager wheelsInterior:Train horn pull handle installed in consoleOther Parts:Baja Motorsports front prerunner bumper and custom rear tire gateFavorite Off-Road Area:Gorman, California The front bumper was quickly ditched and Baja Motorsports built a custom prerunner unit that matched the Hannemann front fiberglass that Wendi painted and installed at Andre's Auto Body.The front Fabtech suspension gives seven inches of lift, and Wendi replaced the shocks with Bilstein 5100s for a better ride.The front bumper was quickly ditched and Baja Motorsports built a custom prerunner unit th Baja Motorsports also built a rear swing-out gate that holds a fullsize spare. Yep, she has a train horn in her truck. Wendi went all out too, and had a polished pull handle built into the middle console.Yep, she has a train horn in her truck. Wendi went all out too, and had a polished pull ha Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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MORE than 20 fairs and festivals drew thousands of Long Islanders out of their homes this month to sample and taste, pick and husk and generally welcome the fall season.
The festivals instill a sense of pride while offering outdoor fun before the cold weather sets in, said Rick Robinson, a spokesman for the Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce.
''The autumn weather, along with the beautiful autumn colors are conducive to outdoor fairs,'' he said. ''It's the last fling before standard time returns.''
Many local private schools and colleges hold their homecoming weekends during October, added Mr. Robinson, which brings more people out.
Several fairs are fund-raisers for their communities, particularly for nonprofit organizations. This year, the Oyster Fesival, for example, raised money for a dozen community agencies in Oyster Bay, including the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Soccer Club, Doubleday-Babcock Senior Center, the Chamber of Commerce and the Lions' club.
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Smith Street, Bierley, Bradford - 3 bed - £95,000 - William H Brown - Bradford
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Bedrooms: 3
Well presented three bedroom mid town house of probable interest to the first time buyer or young family. Entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, three first floor bedrooms and bathroom. Gardens front & rear, garage nearby with up-and-over door.
Well presented three bedroom mid town house of probable interest to the first time buyer or young family.
Located just off Bierley Lane within easy reach of the M606 motorway corridor, local amenities and schools.
Entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, three first floor bedrooms and bathroom.
Gardens front & rear, garage nearby with up-and-over door.
Smith Street
Well presented three bedroom mid town house of probable interest to the first time buyer or young family.
Located just off Bierley Lane within easy reach of the M606 motorway corridor, local amenities and schools.
Entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, three first floor bedrooms and bathroom.
Gardens front & rear.
Entrance Hall
Lounge 13' 7" x 12' 4" ( 4.14m x 3.76m )
With upvc double glazed window, radiator, living flame gas fire with tiled hearth & surround, Adam style fireplace.
Dining Kitchen 15' 5" x 10' 4" ( 4.70m x 3.15m )
With a range of base & wall units incorporating asterite sink unit, built in electric oven & gas hob, integrated fridge freezer & dishwasher, plumbing for auto washer, complementary part tiling, radiator, upvc double glazed window to rear, under stairs storage cupboard, door to rear garden.
First Floor Landing
With access to loft via pull-down ladder.
Bedroom 1 14' 6" into robes x 10' 6" ( 4.42m into robes x 3.20m )
With fitted wardrobes & drawers, radiator, upvc double glazed window.
Bedroom 2 9' 4" x 9' ( 2.84m x 2.74m )
Recently redecorated & carpeted. With upvc double glazed window, radiator.
Bedroom 3 6' 4" x 6' 1" ( 1.93m x 1.85m )
With built in wardrobes, storage cupboard, radiator, upvc double glazed window.
Modern white three piece suite comprising panelled bath with mixer shower over, pedestal wash basin, low suite wc, tiled walls & floor, extractor fan, radiator, upvc double glazed window.
There is a lawned garden to the front of the property, enclosed pebbled garden area to the rear. There is also a garage nearby (approx. 20 yards away) with up-and-over door.
Leave Bradford city centre via Wakefield Road and continue all the way to the roundabout at Dudley Hill, here take the right into Rooley Lane and continue for a quarter of a mile passing the petrol station on the left, at the roundabout take the second exit into Bierley Lane, proceed straight ahead at the mini-roundabout, continue for a further 400 yards and take the left into Smith Street and the property will be seen at the end of the street identified via our For Sale board.
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2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.
3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture.
4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
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Semi-detached | 2 | £103,750 |
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I have been slaaaaaaaaaaacking on reviewing again, sorry about that. Too many books (106 so far this year!) and if I reviewed them all, I'd have no time to read. SO! You get a bunch of review haiku, this time without mini-reviews. Because I'm feeling super lazy tonight. SORRY!
Etgar Keret's The Nimrod Flipout
Shortest shorts of all
Stories, I mean – not Nair legs
Fun funny sad weird
Philip K Dick's In Milton Lumky Territory
PKD litfic
No aliens or mindfucks
Harambee K Grey-Sun's Broken Angels
Blah blah blah blah STOP
I actually rage quit
This book was so bad
Kim Harrison's Ever After
It's too late now, but
I'm going down with my ship
(Hint: It isn't Trent)
Dakota Cassidy's Accidentally Dead
Nine of ten women
Agreed that the word "vulva"
Does not get them hot.
Charlaine Harris' Dead Ever After
You're right, Ms Harris -
We all NEEDED to know what
Sookie had for lunch.
…aaaaaaaaaand, that's all I can see unreviewed that I wasn't planning on talking about in more depth at some point.
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Republicans Should Go And Make Their Case
Of course, the Republicans should attend the meeting, but they had better be prepared, preferably with well-informed physicians among their ranks, Senator John Barraso(R-Wyoming) and Senator Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma), to offer solutions to lowering the costs of healthcare, such as selling policies across state lines to increase competition, thereby lowering costs and major tort reform which would stop much of the unnecessary tests physicians order to protect themselves from frivolous lawsuits. Both are ideas that the majority of Americans support.
Read about the trap that Obama and his cronies are planning for the Republicans, via the New York Post:
It's a trap: jump in
The GOP & O's 'health summit'
by Jonah Goldberg
"President Obama has invited Republicans to sit down and talk through health care at a big 'bipartisan summit' on Feb. 25.
Some think it's a little late for such a conversation. After all, the Democrats have built their health-care palace from the ground up, using only Democratic labor and input; they just can't get it to pass inspection. So general contractor Obama invites Republicans to debate the blueprints, and just the blueprints. Oh, and he wants to debate them, not change them.
'The president doesn't think we should start over,' White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer explained.
Obama himself has said he's committed to the existing bill[s] in the House and Senate. He just wants to hash out ideas with Republicans, in front of TV cameras, at a summit because he thinks it would be good for America, or something. The Republicans can get whatever fixtures they want in the guest bathroom. Beyond that, they should just co-sign ObamaCare and shut up.
The best you can say about the effort is that it fits into the White House's universal answer to all of its problems: 'We just need to explain to these confused Americans how we've been right about everything.' To that end, the White House wants to use Republicans as a skeptical prop-audience in one last infomercial for ObamaCare.
The worst you can say is that it's a cynical trap, designed to make the GOP look out of touch, ill-informed and ideological. Indeed, there's a bipartisan consensus growing in Washington that the whole thing is a setup. Obama is going to say 'nice doggie' to Republicans right up until the moment he smashes them with a rolled-up 2,000-page health-care bill.
Liberals like the idea because they want the Republicans to get brained. They think that the GOP either doesn't have real ideas on health care, or that conservative ideas won't go over well with voters. They hope that Obama the law professor will expose all of this, forcing the American people to come to their senses and support legislation they've been hearing about nonstop for a year.
Again, liberalism is never wrong, it just has a problem explaining to the mule-headed electorate that it's right about everything. Liberalism is always one more tutorial away from sunshine and lollipops for everyone.
Even so, the GOP should go.
Boycotting the event, as some have recommended, would rightly be seen as a sign of cowardice. Although there's no reason why the GOP has to play to the White House's script. Republicans should be respectful and serious, but they should also designate one or two representatives to speak for them.
That's what Democrats did when they designated then-Sen. Obama as their sole voice in the White House meeting on the financial crisis in September 2008. Sen. John McCain had conceived that meeting as a grand showcase for his statesmanlike leadership. That didn't work out too well for McCain, and there's no reason to expect that Obama's plan is any more foolproof.
That's the great irony in this whole stunt. Since he took office, Obama has been trying to use Republicans as one kind of foil or another. He started by castigating them as mindless drones of Rush Limbaugh. When Republican leaders opposed Obama's hyperpartisan stimulus, the president chastised them. 'You can't just listen to Rush Limbaugh and get things done,' he told them.
Then the White House and its supporters started casting the GOP -- and the burgeoning tea-party movement -- as a Hieronymus Bosch scene of racists and gun nuts. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid compared opponents of ObamaCare to opponents of civil-rights legislation. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi flatly questioned the patriotism of anyone who objected to Obama's policies. And so on.
At every turn, Obama's agenda became less popular, his support among independents cratered, his promises to change the tone in Washington looked ever more transparent, and his magic spell over the press weakened. Gallup now has Obama in a statistical dead heat against a generic Republican opponent, and the Democratic Party is in near total free-fall, despite the fact it still has almost total dominion over Washington.
Now the president has another brilliant plan. Once again he has Republicans exactly where he wants them. Only someone who thinks Obama is one explanation away from total victory should think the GOP has reason to worry.
9 comments:
- Diogenes said...
Why should Republicans feel compelled to "make their case"? They've already made their case, over and over again.
Here it is: - February 14, 2010 at 11:35 AM
Even nothing is better then what the democrats have to offer, marxism, communism, higher taxes, massive entitlement programs, cap & tax, massive spending, corruption and a unsustainable growing deficit.
I'm sure the people of Massachusetts were thinking how much they love the democrats plan for America when they voted for a Republican Scott Brown, a seat that was held by a democrat since 1962.
Anybody but democrats will be the only thing on the minds of the voters in 2010&2012. - February 14, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- Diogenes said...
The hyperbole of rightwingnuts apparently knows no bounds. Marxism? Communism? Massive entitlement programs? Let us know when you're talking about real life instead of deep dark rightwingnut fantasies. There is a difference of opinion between the left and the right, but rightwingnuts misusing labels to demonize the left will not aid the rightwingnut cause one bit. It throws red meat at the rightwingnut crowd, but it isn't fooling anybody in the center or left.
BOOGAH BOOGAH BOOOOOOGAAAAAAAH - February 14, 2010 at 8:37 PM
Diogenes: In Massachusetts, more than 50 percent of voters actually register as independents, 30 percent of American voters are Independent and the democrats can't win elections without the Independent voter.
The Independent voters are walking away from this administration and the democrats with their leftwing agenda, it's kind of like buyers remorse.
The voters in the 2008 election were similar to first-time buyers; they just didn't read the fine print.
And what part of Conservatives outnumbers liberals 2 to 1 and that America is center-right country not a center-left country don't you understand?
If you want center-left, I'm sure Europe has more then enough room for you and the rest of the leftwingloons, but with most socialist forms of government there comes a price, they're going bankrupt so you might have to cut back on your booze & porno rentals.
Margaret Thatcher: "The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money to spend." - February 15, 2010 at 6:15 AM
- Diogenes said...
How come rightwingnuts insist on calling liberals "Marxists" when that is so far off the mark? Should I start calling you a fascist, AnonyMouse? I wouldn't really feel comfortable doing that (since I doubt it's true) but that IS the ridiculous extreme of being a rightwingnut.
But, on second thought, go aheda and hurl your epithets... it simply diminishes your almost nonexistent credibility even more. - February 15, 2010 at 12:04 PM
I didn't say anything about liberals being marxist.
Are their marxists that are democrats?
Are their fascists that call themselves Republicans?
I would guess there is, wouldn't you? - February 15, 2010 at 4:03 PM
- Diogenes said...
You really are intellectually quite challenged, aren't you, AnonyMouse!
Your initial comment was that Democrats offer marxism, communism, etc etc etc
That's saying "Democrats are Marxists and Communists."
And now you say you DIDN'T say Democrats are Marxists (which you clearly did) but that SOME Democrats are Marxists.
Why don't you just concede that you don't have a clue as to what you're saying, that you're just reciting mindless rightwingnut rhetoric that you've cut and pasted from some other rightwingnut blog somewhere, or heard on today's (fill in the blank) Limbaugh/Beck/Hannity show?
It's one of the simplest, most elementary pieces of logic. A third grader should understand it:
If all Ford automobiles are made in America, it does NOT mean that all automobiles made in America are Fords.
Are you really this stupid, or are you simply playing dumb? I'm oping, for your sake, that it's the latter. - February 15, 2010 at 8:20 PM
Van Jones - self-proclaimed communist, including his association with a Marxist group1990s
William Ayers - co-founded the Weather Underground, a self-described communist revolutionary
Bernardine Dohrn - a member of the Weatherman Underground Organization and a self-described communist revolutionary
Frank Marshall Davis - an identified Communist Party USA (CPUSA) member.
George Soros - a self-hating Jew and anti-Semite with progressive (communist) intentions for America.
Angela Davis - associated with the Black Panthers and joined the Communist Party in 1968.
Mike Klonsky - an unabashed communist whose current mission is to spread Marxist ideology in the American classroom, also was a CP(ML)'s chairman.
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A dog's trip onto an icy lake turned into a rescue mission in Oregon. (LIN Media/KOIN)
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SANDY, Ore. (LIN Media/KOIN) - A dog's trip onto an icy lake turned into a rescue mission in Oregon.
Mango ran into some trouble out on Hope Lake. The dog was found with his hind legs stuck in a combination of mud and ice about 40 feet from the shore.
With a neighbor's boat, firefighters used axes and shovels to cut through the ice to retrieve Mango.
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noun \ˈpər-gə-ˌtȯr-ē\ plural pur·ga·to·ries
Definition of PURGATORY
: an intermediate state after death for expiatory purification; specifically : a place or state of punishment wherein according to Roman Catholic doctrine the souls of those who die in God's grace may make satisfaction for past sins and so become fit for heaven
: a place or state of temporary suffering or misery
Examples of PURGATORY
- the purgatory of drug abuse
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Origin of PURGATORY
Middle English, from Anglo-French or Medieval Latin; Anglo-French purgatorie, from Medieval Latin purgatorium, from Late Latin, neuter of purgatorius purging, from Latin purgare
First Known Use: 13th century
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Atlanta Braves Will Not Return to Coolray Field in 2013
The major league team will take its 'Future Stars' game to Mississippi this year.
Despite a sold-out crowd at Coolray Field last April, the Atlanta Braves will not return to Gwinnett for an encore in 2013.
The major league team, which played an exhibition game vs. its "Future Stars" as a warmup for the 2012 season, will do the same in Mississippi this year. On Saturday, March 30, Atlanta will take on its minor-league stars in Pearl, Miss., home of the Class AA Mississippi Braves.
In the 2012 game, the Future Stars were managed by former Atlanta manager Bobby Cox. And they gave the big club fits, forcing Atlanta to come from behind for a rain-shortened, 4-3 victory.
Gwinnett Braves spokesperson Dave Lezotte said Friday that he has been told that the Future Stars game will return to Coolray "in the near future."
Of course, some Gwinnett Braves players could be participating in the 2013 Future Stars game in Mississippi.
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Covering that game was very exciting and Coolray was packed. I'm sure it brought in a lot of money to Coolray. Hopefully they'll be back in 2014.
4:16 pm on Monday, January 7, 2013
I have to agree with Gary. I was under the impression that the Braves were moving the AAA squad to another city and leaving the city of Lawrenceville with an unoccupied baseball stadium. Not cool.
Vanzetta Evans
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I can see how if you quickly read the headline and just see "Braves" you might think we were talking about the Gwinnett Braves, but that's why we referred to them as the "Atlanta Braves." And for the record, we try to refer to them as the "Gwinnett Braves" or "G-Braves" to avoid confusion with the MLB team that plays at Turner Field.


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A prominent medical center in New York's Hudson Valley announced it will adopt GS1 standards in its supply chain process through a data synchronization effort that will make use of the Global Data Synchronization Network (GDSN).
In a press release, Westchester Medical Center said it would improve its supply chain efficiency with help from DataPros for Healthcare – a data cleansing company for the healthcare sector – and 1SYNC, the GS1-certified, GDSN-member data pool.
The medical center is part of a larger medical group that is a member of the GS1 Healthcare U.S. Initiative. That initiative includes more than 130 healthcare organizations that strive to improve standardization across the industry.
"We always challenge ourselves to have the best supply-chain processes, with a sharp focus on driving waste out of the system," Roger Weems, an executive at the Westchester Medical Center, said in a press release. "One key strategy has been ensuring completeness and accuracy of our data."
More than 19,000 companies nationwide participate in the GDSN, and healthcare providers are joining at an increasing rate. 1SYNC has been a leader in that regard, connecting more medical centers, like Westchester, with the supply chain data they need to improve productivity and workflow.
Ideally, such standardization would have a beneficial impact on healthcare as a whole. Improved label tracking and traceability through the Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), for instance, allows providers to identify potentially defective or troublesome medical equipment. Similarly, the Global Location Number (GLN) makes it quick and easy to locate healthcare providers and suppliers anywhere in the world.
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Here's the Mozilla description on WebAPI: "WebAPI is an effort by Mozilla to bridge together the gap, and have consistent APIs that will work in all web browsers, no matter the operating system. Specification drafts and implementation prototypes will be available, and it will be submitted to W3C for standardization. Security is a very important factor here, and it will be a mix of existing security measurements (e.g. asking the user for permission, like Geolocation) or coming up with new alternatives to ensure this."
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This week is StormSafe Week and the NSW State Emergency Service and NRMA Insurance have been urging home and business owners across the State to be prepared for severe storms this season. While the season's outlook is tending to drier conditions than last summer, the chance of severe storms that can bring flash flooding, strong winds and hail are still likely.
On Monday the NSW SES and NRMA Insurance launched StormSafe Week at the Penrith Whitewater Stadium where the dangers of flash flooding were demonstrated. This link shows NSW SES Commissioner Murray Kear talking about the dangers of flash flooding and severe summer storms.
The Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Michael Gallacher said at the launch that everyone should be ready for severe weather this season.
"Severe storms and flash flooding were a significant feature last summer, resulting in major damage to property and placing lives at risk," Minister Gallacher said.
"StormSafe Week is an important week to highlight the necessity of preparing and knowing what to do before, during and after a storm."
NSW SES Commissioner, Murray Kear, said people are often caught off-guard by severe storms which can pose a serious risk to people's safety.
"Storms can happen quickly and can be extremely dangerous bringing damaging winds, hail and even flash flooding. In the past 12 months the NSW SES has carried out 400 flood rescues, many of which involved people trapped in their cars by flash floods," Commissioner Kear explained.
"Being aware of the weather and staying away from areas that are prone to flash flooding will mean you're not putting yourself in a dangerous situation. It will also ensure you're not risking the lives of our volunteers who have to come out and rescue you," he added.
NRMA Insurance Community and Sustainability Manager, Megan Lupton also urged people to stay away from floodwater and stressed that preparation is the key to weathering the storm season safely.
"NRMA Insurance* research shows that although 80 per cent of Sydney respondents know that it can be life-threatening for NSW SES volunteers to rescue people from flooded areas, almost 40 per cent have intentionally entered floodwater," said Ms Lupton.
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The body was carried out by four U.S. Forest Service snow rangers, a mountain Rescue Service member, and the caretakers of the Harvard Cabin and Hermit Lake shelters. The recovery effort concluded at 6 p.m.
"Our sympathies go out to the family and friends of Mr. Watts," Lead Snow Ranger Chris Joosen said.
The Forest Service issued a safety reminder with the report of the young man's death.
"The White Mountain National Forest operates the Mount Washington Avalanche Center to provide daily safety information and search and rescue services to the public. Although beautiful, the mountains contain many hazards for visitors to be aware of which are reported on www.mountwashingtonavalanchecenter.org by the Forest Service. Avalanches, icefall, weather, undermined snow, and crevasses can all become objective mountain hazards that create a level of risk. Knowing where they are and when they may be worse can help visitors make better decisions for their own safety."
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An agricultural by-product feedstuff, referred to as by-products in this proposal, is a secondary product obtained during the harvesting or processing of a principal commodity and has value as an animal feed. Examples of by-products include meat and bone meal, feather meal, wheat mill run, oil cakes, molasses, brewers grains, and bakery waste. Nine by-products generated in California in 1992 provided sufficient energy or protein to support over 31% of the milk produced in California in 1992 (Grasser et al., 1995, J. Daily Sci. 78:962-971). The number and amount of plant by-products produced in the United States will increase in the future regardless of the rate of population growth. This increase in plant by-products is due in part to a projected decrease in per capita consumption of meat products and to more types of plant byproducts entering the market. The number of by-products will also increase as a consequence of more stringent regulations on disposal of plant by-products. Total plant by-products available per animal will increase if meat product per capita consumption decreases or remains constant. Animal by-products available per animal will remain relatively constant over time. Historically, by-products were considered a waste product and processing industries paid to dispose of them. Over time, processing industries realized that by-products had economic value and would compete with other feed ingredients in livestock rations. The processing industries concluded that an efficient and economical method to dispose of by-products was to sell these by-products to the animal industries. Recently, more concern for the environment, through increased regulations, has prompted plant industries to assess if any waste produced through processing can be classified as a by-product suitable as an animal feed. Most plant by-products are fed to ruminants because of their ability to digest the by-products and to produce human edible products. Animal by-products are fed not only to ruminants but also to all livestock. Disposal of by-products would be a burden on society without consumption by livestock. It is important for the public to understand the integral role of livestock animals in the food and fiber system. Scientists need to understand how livestock animals digest and metabolize by-products to adequately advise processing industries and practicing animal nutritionists to better utilize by-products.Private, state, and federal funding for by-product research is low compared to funding for primary foodstuffs research. This low funding is partly due to how much a single by-product is used in the ration. For example, alfalfa may comprise 50% of a lactating cow's diet on a dry matter basis, but an individual by-product may comprise less than 10%. Therefore, the importance of a single by-product may not be considered sufficient to warrant funding at the private, state, or federal level. However, by-products may comprise 30 to 50% of the diet, especially in the western states where by-product production from the harvest or processing of fruits, vegetables, and other plant commodities far exceeds the rest of the Limited personnel and resources are dedicated to research and dissemination of information on byproducts because of the lack of funding directed towards this very important area. Efficient utilization of personnel and limited resources requires a mechanism for cooperative interaction of a wide variety of researchers, extension personnel, and industry representatives. This cooperative interaction will allow generation and dissemination of information and technology to address problems associated with by-products. A coordinating committee will provide a forum to exchange ideas, identify critical problem areas, and develop programs that will address these critical areas.
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Think of Silk Satin as an early version of Catwoman. She and the Spirit have the same kind of quasi-love affair, hampered by the fact that they're not on the same side of law and order. Although Satin later reformed and became an intelligence agent in WW2, Spirit was firmly (well, not firmly) with Ellen Dolan by then, so things never worked out. And in Darwyn Cooke's reboot, she's just an intelligence agent. That, coupled with Ellen Dolan being The Girl of the title, makes her a much flatter character than Eisner's version, IMHO. But hey, don't take my word for it, have some scans.
We open with a Prim and Proper British Gentleman Crook, a French Crook With An OUTrageous Accent, and an American Gangster (with the usual low-class phonetics) talking about how they've come to America to rob high-society, being more cat burglars than the mobsters that are usually featured. The only thing they have to worry about is the Spirit, although the fourth member of their quartet doesn't seem too concerned.
I love the feather in her fedora. Not everyone could pull that off.
So they infiltrate a high-society party to steal stuff.
Who says breasts aren't a superpower? But naturally, the Spirit is in attendance and notes something is amiss.
Now there's a move you won't see Batman busting out on Selina anytime soon. The Spirit returns the medal to its rightful owner, with the obligatory "melt it down and donate the gold to the war effort", but then gets captured because, hey, birds gonna fly, Spirits gotta get captured.
Ebony tells a forlorn Spirit that no body was recovered, even spelling out that Silk Satin could be still alive, but it's Ebony White, so we'll leave that part out.


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The cut-crystal finish of this lovely crystal Sherry glass is the hallmark of the Honeysuckle collection. The Sherry glass is decorated with bright polished hand cutting with elements of frosted hand cutting, creating a pattern of bright stems, leaves and honeysuckle blossoms. Royal Brierley are the only crystal company to receive two Royal Warrants. Made in England this supremely designed Sherry glass has been brought to life by our expert craftsmen.
This Sherry glass comes packaged in a beautiful Royal Brierley presentation box.
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Colour | Clear |
Units | Single |
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Usage | Sherry |
Dimensions | 120mm (h) |
Capacity | 8cl |
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Due to its durability, aesthetics, ease of use and environmental benefits, building professionals are increasingly using composite decking for residential and commercial new construction and renovation projects. With many composite decking options to choose from, it's important to consider a few key characteristics when comparing brands. In other words, READ into product information and don't assume all composite decking offers the same environmental and performance advantages. The following are a few features to examine.
Recycled Content:
Recycled content varies widely among composite decking brands. While most wood-plastic composite decking is manufactured with a combination of polyethylene plastics and wood fibers, only some are made with recycled materials and even fewer contain a significant percentage. If a composite decking product contains recycled content, find out how much, as the amount can range from a small percentage to between 90-95% (additives and color agents are typically included, preventing them from being considered 100% recycled content).
Depending on the amount of recycled content, some composite decking like MoistureShield, which contains 60% pre-consumer and 30% post-consumer recycled content, can help contribute toward green building rating points in LEED programs.
Environmental Commitment:
To ensure a product manufacturer is committed to being green, take a few minutes to visit their website or read through product literature to understand their processing practices, and what they are doing as a company to try to minimize their impact on the environment. For the companies that are doing what they say, there should be information to support their green claims.
Composite decking has come a long away in terms of appearance since it hit the market in the late eighties. With advancements in technology, manufacturers have been able to make boards that closely resemble real wood. However, some brands are more convincing than others. Be sure to see and feel a deck plank before making a final decision to confirm it will meet your goals. Additionally, ask to see a plank that has been outside in the sun for three to six months, as all composites turn a slightly lighter shade during this time.
Fastening is another aesthetic consideration. Nails, screws and hidden fastening systems are available to attach composite planks, but not all composite decking is compatible with each method. Be sure to check with a dealer and follow manufacturer recommendations.
Each composite decking manufacturer has its own processing techniques, making its products different from others in make-up and plank profile. Most commonly, wood fibers are blended with plastic and then heated and extruded into deck boards. How well the wood fibers remain protected by plastic can affect the decking's durability and longevity. For instance, MoistureShield is made using a unique "total encapsulation" process wherein wood fibers are aligned and encapsulated in plastic. The way the plastic surrounds and bonds to the wood fibers makes it resistant to rot, moisture and insects, allowing it to be installed on the ground, in the ground and under the water and still be covered by the warranty.
Composite decking is available in solid, ribbed or hollow profiles, and with or without grooved sides for hidden fastening systems. Solid boards are the most similar to working with wood and don't require trim or end caps. If unsure on what will work best for a project, speak with a dealer or manufacturer.
Warranties can vary widely and may or may not be transferable if the home or building is sold. Read through warranties carefully to determine what is included and covered to make sure you know what you are getting upfront.
A little research can go a long way when it comes to choosing composite decking. Understanding common differences between brands will help you narrow down the options and ensure you get the decking that best meets your needs.


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Vote preserved county's legacy, future
The occasion of Henrico's 400th birthday this year has been the cause for celebration throughout the county in a variety of ways during the past 10 months. But in 1961, it appeared possible that the county may have celebrated its last meaningful birthday at the age of 350.
Henrico found itself on life support that year, its lengthy and rich history threatened by the possibility of a merger with the City of Richmond. The impetus for such action: Henrico's success and rapid growth – made clear to city officials by the 1960 Census, which showed the city's population had fallen by more than 10,000 residents since 1950, while Henrico's had grown by nearly 60,000 during the same period. The idea was spurred in large part by the Greater Richmond Committee, an umbrella organization created by three Richmond civic and business associations whose members felt the city would become stronger by enveloping its neighbor, author and historian Nelson Wikstrom wrote in his 2003 book County Manager Government in Henrico, Virginia: Implementation, Evolution and Evaluation. Ultimately, the push for a merger came to a public vote in each jurisdiction Dec. 12, 1961. Voters in Richmond largely favored the plan, with nearly 70 percent voting in support of it. But Henrico voters, perhaps encouraged by the public opposition of the chairman and vice chairman of the county's Board of Supervisors to the plan, shot it down by a vote of 61 percent to 39 percent. Their decision prompted the city to file an annexation lawsuit seeking the forceful acquisition of nearly all of Henrico; led to a three-year legal debate on the matter; and ultimately helped to preserve the county in the form citizens know it today, ranking it fourth on the Henrico Citizen's list of the most significant moments in Henrico's 400-year-history. A desirable neighbor By the late 1950s, Henrico County had built itself into a strong and progressively urbanized community. The county maintained its own secondary road system, which allowed it to carefully plan for sensible growth in a systematic way. Interstate 64 soon would cut a path from one end of the county through the other, providing quick access to and from the city and beyond. Henrico was becoming the location of choice for many who worked, shopped and played in the city, and Richmond officials realized it. City officials felt they needed Henrico and its growing tax base in order to survive, according to a Sept. 25, 1961 Associated Press article, since there was little room for expansion left in Richmond's 40 square miles. Conversely, Henrico's 232 square miles offered endless potential. Merging the two would provide the tax revenue necessary to sustain Richmond, city officials believed. The Greater Richmond Committee and Richmond Regional Planning District Commission commissioned a study by the Public Administration Service in 1959 to analyze the benefits of a merger. Perhaps predictably, the report concluded that the idea would be mutually beneficial to both localities and their residents. Henrico's Board of Supervisors, as Wikstrom wrote, commissioned its own study the following year, which concluded the county was serving its citizens efficiently and didn't need the city's help. Still, the county agreed to study its options with the city, so both jurisdictions established three-member committees of businessmen to analyze options jointly. The six men met frequently in early 1961, but Henrico citizens began to question the process, which seemed too secretive to some, Wikstom wrote. Soon, an editorial in the Henrico Herald newspaper blasted the idea of a merger. "The more we think about the present 'negotiations' of the Richmond and Henrico commissions to study the feasibility of consolidation, the more convinced we become that Henrico has been 'sold down the river,'" it read, according to Wikstrom's book. By August 1961, the six-member committee had formalized a proposal: the localities would merge as of Jan. 1, 1963 into a five-borough jurisdiction – Brookland, Fairfield, Richmond, Three Chopt and Tuckahoe – encompassing the entirety of both city and county. The proposal called for a 66-month interim period during which an 11-member council would govern the new jurisdiction (to be known as Richmond) – one member from each of the county districts, four from the old city of Richmond and three at-large members from the new jurisdiction. Afterwards, the plan proposed that the council consist of nine members elected on an at-large basis. The proposal would have made the new-look Richmond the fifth-largest city in land area at the time, increasing it to 232 square miles and bumping up its population from about 220,000 to about 337,000. Opposition grows But the proposal seemed flawed to some observers and Henrico citizens, including several prominent ones who championed loudly against it. For example, it proposed gradually raising Henrico's real estate tax rate – which was slated to decrease by 10 cents per $100 of assessed value in July 1961 – to the higher city rate during a 14- year period. Though the county's Board of Supervisors officially endorsed the plan, its chairman, Simeon Burnette of the Fairfield District, and vice chairman, B. Earl Dunn of the Brookland District, soon thereafter voiced their opposition to it publicly. As Wikstrom described in his book, both men felt the proposal would unfairly raise taxes on county residents without providing them services that would be on par with the higher costs. When county voters went to the polls Dec. 12, 1961, they did so with the words of Richmond City Manager Horace Edwards perhaps ringing in their ears. Edwards had promised that if the vote didn't pass, the city would sue to annex Henrico instead. Following the overwhelming rejection of the plan in Henrico, the Richmond City Council gave his statement legs by filing a lawsuit seeking 142 square miles of the county, which contained all but 8,000 of Henrico's residents at the time. "In pursuit of such a large area," Wikstrom wrote, "Richmond was effectively seeking to acquire the entire county. In reality, Henrico's remaining area of approximately 90 square miles would have hardly contained a nearly sufficient population and resources to support and fund a county government able to provide public education and other essential services." The annexation suit, in essence, was a direct threat to Henrico's existence. During the annexation case, heard by the Henrico Circuit Court, Henrico County Manager Ed Beck testified that the county didn't need any help providing for its citizens and that in fact, annexation would result in less efficient provision of services for those residents. The court delivered its verdict in April 1964, awarding the city just 17 square miles (containing 45,000 residents) of Henrico, mostly in the Near West End and Northside – regions that included Willow Lawn, the Azalea Mall and the Reynolds Metals headquarters, Wikstrom wrote. Following some wrangling by both sides about what the land was worth, and the slight adjustment of the actual boundaries of the land to be annexed, the court ordered Richmond to pay Henrico $55 million for its acquisition. More than three years after the debate about a merger began – and nearly a year after the court's decision was delivered – the Richmond City Council considered the offer, weighed the fee, and then voted in early 1965 to decline the offer, which it felt was too steep. Several years of consideration, debate and legal contests ultimately had resulted in nothing. In the 46 years since that decision, the city has seen its population drop by more than 15,000 residents. 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Joy Pierce Identified as Bruce Beresford-Redman Mistress
by Hilton Hater at .Bruce Beresford-Redman has been released from the custody of Mexican authorities - but the former television producer is still considered the prime suspect in the recent death of his wife, Monica.
Last week, Monica's body was discovered in a sewer near the hotel where Bruce and her had been vacationing in Cancun. Witnesses had spotted the pair arguing a couple nights earlier, and Bruce was found with scratch marks on his neck.
Soon after thie grisly case came to light, Monica's sister (Carla Burgos) went on record with this bombshell: Bruce had been having an affair.
Now, Radar Online reports the identity of this mistress to be Joy Pierce.
Pictured: Bruce Beresford-Redman and his late wife, Monica. The former is a person of interest in the latter's death.
Pierce and Beresford-Redman first worked together in 2005 on The Contender. They also collaborated on a USA network show, titled Crash Course, last year. Their affair ended just months ago, sources told Radar.
"That's why they went to Mexico - because she decided she wanted to try and reconcile the marriage and she believed he was done with the other woman," Burgos said. "He told her, 'I love you, I want to be with you.' Monica really believed Bruce didn't want to be with the other woman."
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Hey Cathy..you can tell that you're someone's "whore"...this isn't the same Cathy that gave my friend's husband herpes and Trichnomosis is it??? For you to say that the wife was stupid shows your complete IGNORANCE. Karma will certainly pay you back for that one.... the husband was a lying sack of sh*t... he had it planned...and, she NEVER kept her kids from him.. you're just a complete idiot and you don't know what it means to think like an educated, sane, decent woman... you've swam in the gutter your whole life you know nothing else.. it's probably how you were born, your mom got preg by some married guy and you look at it as a blessing..lol Trash having trash... that's all you are... and your genes passed on to your daughters, that's all they will be. ;)
The redman murder: I don't understand why a man cannot have a mistress? So what? The wives get all pushed out of shape and start violent fights with the husbands. If Monica Redman has just kept quiet and shut up about the mistress, the husband probably would have come back to his family. And if he doesn't come back,, so what !! Let him go, it means he doesn't love you. Get a divorce and child support and move on. But getting into a violent fight with the man, keeping his children away from him , taking his money, only causes the man to get into a murderous rage. Monica Redman was stupid.
About the sad murder of Monica Redman. This is a tragedy all around. This should be a warning & lesson to all women: whatever the husband is doing that you don't like, don"t ever get into an argument with him, especially a physical fight. Women can not win in a physical fight with a man...the woman could get killed. I as a woman, would rather my husband have a mistress than I get killed (and never see my kids again,) trying to fight him about it.
Uh, the last time I checked Brazil and Mexico were actually two different countries. Get educated and maybe you won't be so angry.


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"A great way to use the carcass of a holiday smoked turkey." - by MRSDAWG1
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Original recipe yields 8 servings
- Place turkey carcass in a large soup pot and pour vegetable broth and water over the turkey frame. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, and simmer until meat falls from the bones, 1 to 2 hours. Remove carcass, pick the meat from the bones, and discard bones. Chop turkey meat and return to broth.
- Stir green beans, corn, carrot, rice, celery, onion, green bell pepper, and red bell pepper into soup; bring to a simmer and cook until celery is tender and rice is cooked, about 1 more hour. Stir cream cheese and Cheddar cheese into soup until melted and smooth. Season with black pepper.
Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 271 cal
- 14%
- Fat
- 11.7 g
- 18%
- Carbs
- 33.5 g
- 11%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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