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One of Mom's recipes remade diet-friendly. My daughter LOVES these! Submitted by CHRISSIET01 Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 73.7
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No flour. Submitted by ROSERED5 Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 47.5
You'll love these easy, low-fat blueberry muffins. Submitted by IAMSUCCEEDING Carbs: 21.9g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 102.8
A quick and easy on the go breakfast for those busy mornings. Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 39.8g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 226.7
Love your breakfast sausage but can't handle all the sodium? Try this lower sodium version: 25% less fat, and 1/10th of the sodium. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0.6g | Fat: 11.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 10.1g | Calories: 147.7
This is a very healthy and filling breakfast, snack or even lunch. Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 64.3g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 17.4g | Protein: 13.4g | Calories: 289.1
Blend of carrots, pumpkin, apples, whole wheat and oat flour. Uses no sugar (splenda) and no oil (apple sauce)! Submitted by POPCORNPUNCH Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 72.8
Adapted from a recipe I found on this site - high protein and VERY healthy! Feel free to add some extras to the batter; I think pecans would be wonderful in these! Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL Carbs: 44.4g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 8.3g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 238.2
These yummy scones are made with Fiber One Pancake mix. If you're up for it, you can drizzle icing over the top! Submitted by CAFEBEATTY Carbs: 32.6g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 4.4g | Calories: 169.3
Submitted by BONDGIRL2010 Carbs: 18.8g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 139.4
These moist pancakes are lightly spiced for the palate of my young child. If you like a bit more pizzazz, you can increase the spices or add others. Cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice both work nicely here. Submitted by ANNE_SP Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 74.1
A hearty pancake that provides over 6 grams of fiber per serving. I like to add blueberries to the batter. Very kid-friendly recipe! Submitted by CTCLOUGH Carbs: 43.1g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 271.3
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Tailback Silas Redd hopes to make his season debut on Saturday for No. 25 Southern California after getting more repairs done on his left knee last week.
Redd didn't practice with the Trojans on Tuesday night, watching from the sideline in his jersey while wearing a brace on his knee. The Penn State transfer is still optimistic he could play against Washington State at the Coliseum.
''It's nothing I asked for,'' Redd said of the injury that has slowed his senior season. ''But it is what it is, and I'm taking it as positively as I can.''
Redd missed most of spring ball and training camp after tearing his meniscus early in spring practice. Nearly six months after the initial surgery, he's still waiting to get back to full strength.
While USC beat Hawaii 30-13 last Thursday in its opener, Redd watched the game from Pensacola, Fla., after undergoing what he described as a ''minor'' procedure on his knee by Dr. James Andrews. Redd is forbidden from giving more details about his condition, but he's maintaining optimism about getting back in the near future.
''I'm just glad he had the time to see me,'' Redd said of Andrews.
Redd led the Trojans last season with 905 yards rushing and nine TDs after transferring shortly before training camp. He quickly fit in with a new offense and new teammates, but was slowed by injuries down the stretch of the Trojans' disappointing 7-6 season.
He is expected to be USC's starting tailback again this season, but has been reduced to a mentor's role so far. He must be doing a good job: USC looks deep at tailback after just one game in which the Trojans ran the ball 45 times.
''I was extremely proud,'' Redd said. ''We almost had two 100-yard rushers out there.''
Sophomore Tre Madden rushed for 109 yards against Hawaii in the converted linebacker's first game at tailback. He missed all of last season and last spring's practices with a knee injury.
Madden was nearly upstaged by 17-year-old Justin Davis, who added 74 yards and a rushing TD in his first collegiate game while displaying a smooth, confident running style. Davis fumbled, but otherwise looked ready for a role with the Trojans.
''There were a lot of good things, led by Justin Davis,'' coach Lane Kiffin said. ''If he doesn't fumble that ball, he was going to have a 100-yard day in his first game. I think Reggie (Bush) had about 9 yards in his first game. So it's not an easy thing to do, and he did a really good job in there, and now he's got one under his belt, and he's going to continue.''
With tailback D.J. Morgan also sidelined by injuries last week, Javorius ''Buck'' Allen was the only tailback available who had carried the ball in a game before. Allen rushed for 18 yards against Hawaii.
''(Davis) had a little adversity out there with the fumble, but he bounced back and scored that touchdown,'' Redd said. ''Buck Allen had some great blocks, and Tre had a great game. I just tell them that you don't get these opportunities all the time. Playing running back at USC is a big thing.''
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TERRE HAUTE — Last Sunday was National Pi Day, so a fellow Purdue alumni pal forwarded a great rendition of one of my favorite Indiana stories: When the state Legislature nearly passed a law rounding off the mathematical number, pi, to 3.2.
Reading the account — on agecon.purdue.edu — was not only entertaining, but also it reminded me how little has changed in politics since 1897. That is a good thing to keep in mind when we find ourselves getting all nostalgic about how civilized and enlightened our elected representatives supposedly used to be.
Pi, for those who don't know or forgot, is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to the diameter of the circle. Any circle. Since about 1900 B.C., mathematicians and scientists have pretty much agreed you have to use pi to figure out the area of a circle. Ptolemy (90-168 A.D.) seems to get credit for first pinning pi at 3.1416 … and infinitesimally counting. Infinitesimally because pi is what's known as an "irrational number"; it never ends.
Obviously, a number like 3.14 etc., which is key in a zillion math and engineering tasks, strikes a lot of non-math/science folks as unwieldy. But what can you do? Geniuses have tried to calculate circles without pi, but all have failed. It is what it is. Even in pre-calculator days, people learned to deal with it.
Except for a few weeks in Indiana in 1897.
The story begins in Posey County, where a medical doctor whose hobby was mathematics believed he had done something many math geeks had dreamed of doing — "square the circle," meaning he could determine the area of a circle the same way we determine the area of a square, by using right angles and no pi of 3.14 etc.
The doctor, Edwin J. Goodwin, said all you had to do was use a finite 3.20 "pi" to figure a circle like a square. He was way off base with this, but he also was apparently quite impressive. So much so that he convinced his state rep — a man with the wonderful name of Taylor I. Record — to sponsor a bill in the General Assembly that would make Indiana the first state to adopt the "new mathematical truth" of a 3.20 pi and squaring the circle.
Best of all, Goodwin generously offered to hand over his truth "as a contribution to education" so Indiana could reap for free the knowledge that everyone else in the world would have to pay Goodwin for when the world caught up.
According to the Purdue ag economics site, Record was a farmer and timber dealer. A first (and only) termer in the Assembly, he did not pretend to understand a thing about Goodwin's new mathematical truth. He just assumed the doctor knew what he was talking about.
Record had lots of company. The state Superintendent of Public Instruction declared that Goodwin had accomplished what had eluded mathematicians for millennia. Making its way from the Committee on Canals (and Swamps) through the Committee on Education, H.B. 246 sailed through the Indiana House by a vote of 67-0.
As the Purdue site notes, Hoosier journalists of the day weren't any better versed in mathematical constants than were Rep. Record and his colleagues. Most newspapers just reported the language of the bill and the vote. One, however, the Indianapolis Journal, must have had an engineer or math whiz on staff. The paper called H.B. 246 "the strangest bill that has ever passed an Indiana Assembly."
The next step was the Indiana Senate, where Goodwin's new mathematical truth would be judged and condemned by another man with a fabulous name, Clarence Abiathar Waldo.
Professor Waldo headed the math department at Purdue and also was skilled in twisting political arms for money, aka "lobbying." He was visiting the General Assembly to keep tabs on Purdue's state appropriations on Feb. 5, when the Senate got the 3.20 pi bill from Posey County.
Waldo's opinion of the new mathematical truth? Offered a chance to meet Dr. Edwin J. Goodwin to discuss the bill, "Professor Waldo replied that he was already acquainted with as many crazy people as he cared to know," says the account on agecon.purdue.edu.
Waldo went to work trying to educate the Senate members about pi and the impossibility of squaring the circle. Days passed, the bill cleared the Committee on Temperance (go figure) and made it to the full chamber for debate.
By then, though, "leading newspapers of Chicago and the East" had gotten wind of Indiana's pending vote and heaped great scorn on the Assembly. Added to Waldo's detailed debriefing, the new information was enough to derail the 3.20 pi express.
Many senators took to the floor on Feb. 12 to speak against the pi bill, behaving as though the idea had been absurd all along. But the telling observation came, again, from the Indianapolis Journal, which reported:
"… no one who spoke against it intimated that there was anything wrong with the theories it advances. All of the senators who spoke on the bill admitted that they were ignorant of the merits of the proposition. It was simply regarded as not being a subject for legislation."
A motion to indefinitely postpone consideration of the bill was passed, and the new mathematical truth died in Indiana.
Other than hearing a bunch of politicians publicly admit they're ignorant about a subject before them, it isn't hard to imagine current Assembly members traveling far down a legislative road they had no business setting out upon in the first place. Say, with an issue like property tax caps.
Most experts in the field insist caps are highly complicated and should be implemented with care, but the majority in the Assembly keeps insisting caps are as "easy" to understand "as 1-2-3," and all we need to do is vote them into our state Constitution in November.
Where's Waldo? We need him again.
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Cannot wait for the first game to get here.
I agree it may be too soon to say how much we gain or lose by playing on Thursday instead of the Saturday of Labor Day weekend. However, looking at the recent Saturday games, the UNI games in 03 and 04 weren't all that well attended. When you consider how well ISU UNI games have drawn more recently, those crowds don't look so solid. Remember, in the last few years we have done better for UNI then nebby or eiu.
You beat me to it -Thanks for posting this - Obviously I had the feeling the Thursday Night games were not attended well but that appears to be wrong. So from an economic standpoint it is almost a push for attendance and then if you can get TV revenue it is a big win. As far as what I like best - college football should be played on a Saturday afternoon, just like baseball should be played outdoors my preference. Much of the debate depends on our circumstances and preferences. I'll be there - Go Clones!!!!
I just wish the real reason for the Thurs game would be given. Students going home and Families being out of town is completely bogus in my opinion.
If a student goes home after arriving 5 days before, there is a 90% chance they do not have season tickets, or are even aware ISU has a football team.
Also, for my family (and I know of a few others) the perfect weekend is a Saturday game. Get everyone together for the tailgate/game and have a great time, then enjoy Sunday together, then have Monday to get back to the usual. If we are trying to accomodate to families, wouldn't a Saturday game makes more sense? Especially on Labor Day weekend? I think it does. (Although my sister who is getting out of school early on Thurs probably disagrees with me)
The Thurs game only benefits one thing, $. And at this point, we as fans are all held hostage to the size of our budget. I'm not complaining about the Thurs game. I'll speed to Ames after leaving work, then speed home to get some sleep prior to work the following day. And I'll enjoy every minute of it because it will be Cyclone football. But if anyone thinks that the Thursday game is better for any group of fans (young, old, in-state, out of state, etc...) they are mistaken.
Exactly. I don't understand folks saying in one thread that they're predicting 7 wins and a bowl game, and they're excited about this season, then in this thread they're whining about a Thursday night game.
Where there's a will to get to the game, there's a way to get to the game.
Not sure if its myth or not, and if it is true its more of a unwritten rule, but I read somewhere that some schools in the SEC (Aurburn, Alabama) have unofficial canceled classes on big game weekends...mainly due to the influx of traffic around campus it is simply a nightmere. It may be just for iron bowl weekend...but you get the picture.
I got an idea.....
Fire Jamie an email and tell him about needing 2 days off from Ankeny, or how this hurts your wallet.
No need to attack one another. It gets old, and people have been like this for a few weeks now.
The SEC is a different type of fan base..We aren't packing 80-100k in the Jack either...
I think that once the fanbase is strong, it won't matter if the game is on a holiday weekend or not, and they can afford to play on Saturday.
I think our fanbase is a majority of casual fans, who will happily miss a game for vacation plans, and will stop attending games when the team isn't doing well, which is why we do this on Thursday.


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Games like this are the reason people stopped buying the Wii towards the end and why no one right now is buying a Wii U.
This isn't a terrible game, but its not really worth the price you pay for it. Had it been 2 dollars it would have been much better.
Start putting Neo Geo and SNES games on the 3DS and I might just download something. The choices they're giving right now are lame.
I think the 3DS deserves bigger franchises in general. I don't see why we cant have ports of all the major console games like Resident Evil 6, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Tekken X Street Fighter. If the Game Gear and Game Boy could get Mortal Kombat II when it was a much, MUCH weaker console than the 3DS.
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Yea that's right, he broke into Safeco Field the Seattle Mariners ballpark and stole Ichiro jerseys. I'm guessing this guy doesn't watch much baseball. Nobody is buying Ichiro Mariners jerseys anymore buddy. HE GOT TRADED. As most normal people know Ichiro is on the Yankees now.
The 16 Ichiro jerseys stolen normally retail for $240 apiece. But the report says the price recently was slashed in half due to the trade.
Clearly nobody would have bought these damn things for $120 bucks much less $240. So in a sense this guy did the Mariners a favor. Now they can at least write the Jerseys off for a tax break right?? Now that I think about it this guy probably worked for Seattle and they paid him off to break in. Only seems like the smart thing to do. Pure genius. Video below of the employee breaking in.
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Spring means cherry, pear and apple blossoms. But in many metropolitan areas, those flowering fruit trees don't bear fruit, so it isn't trampled into slippery sidewalk jelly. Now, a group in the San Francisco area is secretly grafting fruit-bearing tree limbs onto those fruit-empty trees.
Reporter Lonny Shavelson snuck out with these guerrilla grafters.
LONNY SHAVELSON, BYLINE: We've arrived at the crime scene, and I can't tell you where it is because I'm with the criminals.
TARA HUI: If we say where this is, they could come after me.
SHAVELSON: That's fruit tree grafter Tara Hui. And those who might go after her would be city officials who say it's illegal to have fruit trees on sidewalks. So let's just say we're in some Bay Area city, in a lower working-class neighborhood at a line of pear trees that bear no pears.
HUI: So we're going to graft this one.
SHAVELSON: Hui and two assistants pull out a knife, reach into a plastic bag filled with twigs no bigger than your pinky, cut from a fruit bearing pear tree.
HUI: It's an Asian pear, and then we're grafting this onto a flowering pear tree.
SHAVELSON: They whittle a wedge into one end of their twig, then cut a groove into a similar-sized twig on the city tree. They join the two, like tongue and groove carpenters. And when their grafted twig eventually grows into a branch...
HUI: There will be a much better looking tree that actually will provide fruit for people that come by. All right, shall we move on?
SHAVELSON: Hui's motives to break the law are straightforward. In her own low-income area...
HUI: We don't have a supermarket and we have very few produce stores. What better to alleviate scarcity of healthy produce in an impoverished area than to grow them yourself, and to have it available for free?
CARLA SHORT: It gets very dangerous very quickly. I mean the minute that fruit gets crushed on the sidewalk, it is slippery. We certainly don't want people to get injured.
SHAVELSON: Carla Short is San Francisco's urban forester, in charge of 103,000 public trees.
SHORT: This is not a fruit-forbidden area. We just want to be clear about where it's appropriate to grow fruiting trees. And we do encourage them in community gardens.
SHAVELSON: Which puts the city forester in an awkward position: advocating for publicly available fruit trees, but policing guerrilla grafters.
Meanwhile, Hui imagines these same streets in the coming years.
HUI: Just taking an evening stroll and then you see a fruit, and you reach over and now you're nourished.
SHAVELSON: So far, officials have yet to discover which of the cities decorative trees have become delicious trees, because the grafts aren't yet old enough to bear fruit.
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As a huge hot sauce fan, I had to grab a bottle of this when I saw it in Asda. I was glad I did, this sauce is fantastic! On a heat scale I'd put it about equal with Blair's Original Death (which isn't nice, just tastes of vinegar and salt) but the flavour is amazing. Alot of 'comedy hot' hot sauces are just chile, vinegar and a lot of salt but this is full of tropical fruity goodness. The ingredients include habaneros, cane suger, mango, tomato, banana, tamarind, garlic, onion and spices... (read more)
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Actually, the blade is designed to work at the speicfic revolutions of the machine, so using it in anything else would probably result in overheating, warping and loss of teeth. In the worst case you could have pieces of blade fragment and turn to shrapnel. Anyway, the motor is very good, the torque is great and the thing is not even expensive, so why not give it a try? Mine is just fine.
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Simply the Best Rock Ballads – album review
By Emma Rawson on 21st February, in Fun & Win, Music, Reviews
This compilation of rock love songs features the usual suspects that appear on soft rock CDS, such as Goo Goo Dolls' Iris and Foreigner's I Want To Know What Love Is, but there are a few surprises here. Former Guns N' Roses member Slash's solo song Starlight is a surprisingly mellow sing-along track that got little radio play. Mikey Havoc's 1990s hair metal band Push Push also makes an appearance with their mostly forgotten up-tempo epic Dig My World. This is an album riddled with soft rock guilty pleasures for enthusiasts.
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This is the sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth" starring SANTA!
My friend rush me to finish this so here.
And stick around after the end for a bonus video!
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 7, 2009
What the shit was that in the end??
A chimp attack captured on a phone camera
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars August 9, 2009
Redo The Audio.
Mate the Santa character was way to quiet I had to blare the speakers to get it while I was getting everything perfect. Redo the audio thats the only problem I can see
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not that funny gettin there tho, Santas voice was really quiet compared to the others, and it reminded me of the scene form Billy Madison where the principal substitutes
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Oh... and we don't have a toilet right now since we threw the old one in the backyard. I know - not smart.
see update further down...
We got a Kohler Cimarron at lowes today (see my other thread) http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19852
and based my entire decision on what the guy at Lowes said. I had no idea a "new" toilet that was highly rated could have so many problems. I do computer stuff so I know hardware normally gets continual revisions. Is this true with the Kohler Cimarron? We have Model K-11465-0 (Comfort Height Complete Solution).
I'm pretty freaked out now (especially if it leaks up or leaves terrible streaks in the bowl). We have it all unpacked and I was about to put the wax ring on.
I guess I might be able to take it back to Lowes yet - but I'd need tog et another one there because I don't have the energy to go shopping all over. The other toilet he was suggesting was a Jacuzzi toilet? All in one kit. This Kohler was $228, and the Jacuzzi toilet was $128.
Thanks for any help you can give.
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Oh... and we don't have a toilet right now since we threw the old one in the backyard. I know - not smart.
If you bring it back get an American Standard Cadet 3, it will work well for you...they have it in an elongated, comfort height if you like that better.
I had a Kohler Cimarron in the upstairs bathroom and got rid of it because of the streaking and horrible bowl wash. It was replaced with a Toto Drake, which is working on 2.5 years without a clog!
I recently spruced up my first floor half bath, removed the 7-gallon antique (water rates were raised last year), patched the walls, painted, and installed an American Standard Cadet 3.
I can vouch for both the Drake and the Cadet 3 as excellent flushers and rinsers. By all means, return the Cimarron and get the Cadet 3.
Oh good gawd!
If you thought Kohler quality was bad going to Am. Std. is like jumping out of the pan and into the fire! The Central American Standard is not any greaming tower of quality control for sure!
Jacuzzi is nothing more than a chinese made toilet that on a different day might have said Glacier Bay or, Crane.
Can I interest you in a Toto yet?
Yes, Redwood, you could interest me in another Toto. There is no question in my mind that they are the best. I would have loved to have had an Aquia or one of the new Double Cyclones. However, and I am looking at the invoice for my Drake (without Sanigloss) dated 10-22-2005, with prices of everything going through the roof and my modest wages not rising accordingly, I did not feel that I could afford $546.18 (and would be more today most likely) for another Drake. So I settled for something that I know (and I do know) works, but would be less expensive -- there were other things that I did in that room that cost $$$, that I wouldn't have been able to do had I spent over $500 for the toilet. And YES, you are absolutely right about quality issues, and I will address those when I write my review of the Cadet 3, but not right now. Suffice it to say that the Cadet 3 in my bathroom works perfectly and isn't warped or out of shape, else it wouldn't be there right now.
To get Toto quality you don't always have to break the bank.
The CST715 - Carusoe lists at $200 yet MaP tests at 650
Its no slouch in performance!
We took it back and got an American Standard Cadet 3. The person working at Lowe's tonight was much nicer and more honest/knowledgable than the person yesterday. The person yesterday tried to convince me Jacuzzi was as good as any competitor, but the Kohler woujld save me $50 a year in water bill (for 2 people) because it only supposedly only needed to use 1.2 gallons per flush vs. 1.6
Now the person tonight was great, and told me don't get anything excet Toto or Kohler. He installed the Kohler's at many places included his place and his parents. In fact - he'd even done fund raising for our local branch of the CF Foundation. Pretty awesome.
Well, he really liked the Kohler over the American Standard Cadet 3, but didn't try to push me to get Kohler. He was floored with the defects in the toilet though and also surprised Kohler didn't want the serial number. But he felt the Kohler would be better for flushing our large waste. In the end however the tipping point was cleanliness - and we wanted something that flushed completely even if it had a little less power. I wish I'd been able to plan ahead, as I would have gotten a Toto Drake if I'd had time and energy to have planned/researched ahead of time.
Well, I guess I'd better try to actually install this thing now.
Last edited by Terry; 03-31-2008 at 06:41 PM.
He knew some specific fund-raisers and would have only known about the details if he'd participated. But I feel good that I got the Cadet... and I'm still procrastinating. I'm afraid of messing up our bathroom!
UPDATE! We got the American Standard Cadet 3 and so far it is performing wonderfully. I haven't laid a wicked giant brick in there yet, but when I do, I'll be sure to report back on how well it vacates the premises in my new A.S. Cadet toilet. Thanks for the help!
I installed 4 of the "central" American standard 3 toilets this year. They look good and flush anything that might fit through an intestine. The tanks were domestic, the bases were Mexico, and I saw no warping or twisting in the porcelin.
Last edited by Terry; 04-03-2008 at 08:30 AM.
I just return an American Standard Cadet 3 that was finished badly. You could see where the baked on material did not cover the top of the front of the tank with the lid in place.I installed 4 of the "central" American standard 3 toilets this year. They look good and flush anything that might fit through an intestine. The tanks were domestic, the bases were Mexico, and I saw no warping or twisting in the porcelin.
I just need a decent toliet for a small garage bathroom and I'm not looking to get a Toto for this application.


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(Oct. 11, 2013) Melissa Davis of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, a registered dietitian, has joined North Adams Regional Hospital's Nutrition Services department and is seeing outpatients. She can be reached at (413) 664-5267.
Ms. Davis earned her master's of science in nutrition science at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. She most recently worked as a nutrition counselor at The Nutrition Center in Pittsfield and Great Barrington, and completed a dietetic internship at the New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina.
"I hope to help patients reach their goals, whether they want to lose weight, improve their eating habits, or manage diabetes or high cholesterol," said Ms. Davis. "The important thing is to create an environment where my clients feel free to discuss their eating habits openly and honestly. My goal is to help people succeed and feel good about their choices."
NARH's Nutrition Services department provides inpatient and outpatient services, including one-on-one counseling for individuals on weight management, diabetes, and other health conditions. A physician referral is usually needed for insurance plans to cover a visit to a dietitian. Patients who cover the cost of the visit themselves need only make an appointment.
NARH dietitians are also available to speak to community groups. The dietitians have volunteered to speak at many types of functions such as weight loss groups, church groups, and health fairs. Because NARH is a community hospital, the Nutrition Services department is always available for any individual questions about diet, food, and food safety.
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You have a tremendous resource assigned to support you this coming year. A committed and talented group of current Temple Scholars will serve as Academic Coaches and provide you with academic support, offer vast awareness of university resources and insights, and help you maximize your first year at Temple and in the RCC. In the next section, you will see the mini-profiles of our current Academic Coaches that provides a brief introduction to each Coach. We encourage you to read each profile and "get to know them."
If you have ever participated in sports or music, you understand the value of a good coach. The RCC Academic Coaches are well prepared and excited to serve you this year. Take advantage of their knowledge and expertise. most of this tremendous opportunity and we look forward to working with you in the 2013-14 academic year and beyond!
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Cook's Country Best Potluck Recipes: More Than 100 Classic and Heirloom Favorites for All Occasions
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Aubrey Huff Re-signs
If Brian Sabean was one of the three little pigs, he would definitely be the one that built his house with straw. Aubrey huffed and puffed and blew the Giants payroll in. All in all, the Aubrey Huff contract isn't that bad (2 years, $22 million). Sabean said, "He was obviously underpaid for what he did for us last year. He certainly did his part and received a just reward for it." Fantasy baseball managers across the world can now omit Travis Ishikawa from their cheat sheets.
Many people feel Huff overperformed last season with his .290-26-100-86-7 line, but it was far from a career year. His 100 Runs were a career high, but he's had a better Batting Average four times and hit 29 or more HR with 100 plus RBI three times in years past. His 14.4% HR/FB% is normal for him, that's the 6th time he's posted that or better. That being said, Huff will be 35-years old when the 2011 season starts up.
2011 Expectations Projecting a Batting Average for Huff is a house of pain, his BABIP and LD% tend to jump around. It gets up, gets up and then gets down. In the past six seasons his BABIP has been between .260 and .271 or between .303 and .310. It's almost a 50-50 chance he hits for a .260 or .280 Batting Average. I also think his strikeout percentage should have been higher last season (his O-Contact% will fall from 70.8%). In the end, I factored in some regression, but not a lot. 2011 Projection .277-23-87-84-3


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Summary: Board Of Regents Of The University Of Oklahoma University Of Oklahoma; Public Coll/Univ - Unlimited Student Fees Jan 12
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Standard & Poor's Ratings Services affirmed its 'A-' underlying rating (SPUR) on the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents' $9 million student housing revenue bonds, series 2004, issued on behalf of Cameron University. The rating affirmation reflects: Strong operating and capital support from the state of Oklahoma ('AA/Stable'), which represents 43% of the university's 2007 operating revenue; Adequate debt service coverage (DSC) for the housing system bonds of 1.4x for fiscal 2006 and 1.6x for 2007; Adequate liquidity for a small public institution, with 2007 adjusted unrestricted net assets equal to 28% of expenses and 52% of total debt; and A very low 1.1% debt burden, excluding Oklahoma capital improvement leases (which the state appropriates funds on behalf of Cameron),...
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From President Robert L. Head, Ph.D.
On the 'City University' and educational aspiration
Dear students, faculty, and staff:
For the last two years, City of Rockford Mayor Larry Morrissey has publicly and frequently shared his passion and vision for a more highly educated citizenry. As it relates to higher education, Mayor Morrissey has championed a concept that he entitled "City University." Recently, a group of leaders from the Higher Education Alliance of the Rock River Region (HEARRR) began meeting with the City of Rockford Educational Leadership Team to better understand what is possible in moving this vision forward. HEARRR is the alliance of Rockford College, Rock Valley College, Northern Illinois University and the College of Medicine.
The recommendations from this group will not be made for some time. Nevertheless, the focus is becoming clearer. In a study completed by Joe Cortright of Impresa Consulting and funded by the Lumina Foundation entitled City Dividends: Gains from Improving Metropolitan Performance, one conclusion is that "increasing the four-year college attainment rate in each of the nation's 51 largest metropolitan areas by one percentage point would be associated with a $124 billion increase in aggregate annual personal income." The study indicates that the Rockford metropolitan region would see a $230 million increase in personal income by improving our four-year college attainment rate by 1 percent.
If we estimate the population of the metropolitan area to be 300,000, a 1 percent increase equates to an additional 3,000 college graduates. It is clear that a strategy of increasing the number of graduates at HEARRR institutions will not quickly attain the desired outcome. Therefore, realizing the original vision will also require retaining residents who choose to pursue higher education outside of the region and supporting the acquisition of employers who will import a highly educated workforce.
Rockford College will do its part to facilitate this vision. For those who have been working diligently on action plans for goals included in Phase One of our Strategic Plan, which are due today, you are contributing. In so many ways, the plan is designed to support our mission and help our students succeed. Thank you for this important work of continually improving Rockford College and, in so doing, elevating the communities around us.
Have a great day!
Robert L. Head, Ph.D.President
The HLC provides assurance to the public that an institution like Rockford College meets clearly stated requirements and criteria. The HLC also provides feedback that can be used for continuous institutional improvement.
Accreditation publicly acknowledges that the quality of Rockford College has been evaluated. The process of accreditation provides the opportunity for critical self-analysis leading to improvement in institutional quality.
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Commissioner G. Steve Larson was not only there to watch the 2008-09 Regents basketball programs celebrate the Rockford senior basketball players, or help raise awareness for breast cancer research, though those were all great reasons to attend.
Larson was on hand to present the Rockford College Student-Athletes Advisory Committee with a very special trophy. The committee won the 2008-09 Northern Athletics Conference Canned Food Drive with some 6,750 cans donated to the Rockford Rescue Mission.
"The Rockford College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee did a great job organizing and working toward their goal of outdoing others in the NAC," said interim athletic director Kristyn King. "They went door-to-door, raised money, anything they needed to do. This trophy is a tremendous reward for their work."
As part of the effort, the Rockford SAAC organized a contest among the Regents athletic teams to help create a campus-wide movement. All of Rockford's teams competed, with the cross country and track programs narrowly defeating women's soccer team for the campus bragging rights.
In total, nearly 24,000 cans were donated by Northern Athletics Conference teams to 12 different community organizations throughout Illinois and Wisconsin.
Honorees include:
5 years – Mehmet Dik, associate professor, math; Wayne Cheng, registration specialist; Cynthia Handel, accounts payable; Jennifer Langworthy, assistant professor, art; Cheryl Martens, nursing program administrative assistant; John McNamara, vice president for college development; Stephanie Quinn, executive vice president and dean of the college; and Patricia Schneider, nurse in the Lang Center.
10 years – Philip Hjemboe, public services librarian; Robert Middleton, education off-site coordinator; and Colleen Page, associate professor, English.
20 years – Sallyann Roberts, counselor in the Lang Center; Mary Weaks-Baxter, professor, English; and Dianne Young, executive assistant to the president.
In addition, Martha Pippett, professor of biology who will retire in June will be honored for her service to the college. The Employee of the Year will also be revealed at the event.
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Confused about the CIA leak case? Start here.
For almost two years, Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald has led an investigation to determine whether anyone acted illegally when the identity of CIA agent Valerie Plame was made public. After hearing testimony from some of Washington's most powerful figures, a grand jury is expected to issue indictments as soon as Friday. The Monitor's White House correspondent, Linda Feldmann, answers key questions about the case. [Editor's note: The original version misidentified Patrick Fitzgerald's official title.]
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Q. How did this affair begin?
At its heart lie questions about the Bush administration's case for war against Iraq. On Jan. 28, 2003, in his State of the Union address, President Bush included these 16 words: "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
The implication was that Iraq was developing a nuclear-weapons program. But US intelligence officials had by then - and have since - expressed doubts about that claim. In July 2003, Joseph Wilson, a former ambassador to two African countries and Iraq, wrote an op-ed in The New York Times disputing Mr. Bush's statement.
The CIA, he wrote, sent him to Niger in 2002 to determine if Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Africa. He concluded no. One week after Mr. Wilson's op-ed, syndicated columnist Robert Novak reported that Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame, worked as "an Agency operative on weapons of mass destruction."
At issue is whether Mr. Novak's government sources blew her cover as a CIA agent, in violation of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982.
That law aims to protect the identities of "certain United States undercover intelligence officers, agents, informants, and sources." Mr. Wilson has claimed that White House officials leaked his wife's CIA role to the press as revenge for his criticism of the president's case against Iraq. Other observers say the sources were merely steering journalists away from Wilson's allegations.
Q. Why have two senior White House officials - Bush's top adviser, Karl Rove, and Vice Presidential Chief of Staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby - faced such intense scrutiny?
In grand jury testimony, several journalists revealed that one or both men had spoken to them about Wilson's wife and her employment.
Toward the end of the investigation, it has become clear that Mr. Fitzgerald has focused more on possible charges of obstruction of justice, perjury, and making false statements, rather than on laws prohibiting public revelation of a CIA official's undercover status. Mr. Rove testified four times and Mr. Libby twice.
Q. How wide was the investigation?
As special counsel, Fitzgerald was tasked with investigating the alleged unauthorized disclosure of a CIA employee's identity. The Department of Justice later clarified that he had authority to investigate any crimes committed in the course of the inquiry, such as perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and intimidation of witnesses.
In all, some three dozen people either appeared before the grand jury or were interviewed by the FBI or Fitzgerald. The special counsel interviewed both Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney last year, but not under oath.
Key individuals who testified late in the process include two aides to Mr. Cheney: John Hannah, an expert on weapons of mass destruction, and David Wurmser, a Middle East adviser.


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Welcome to our Escanaba Class of 2002 page. Our website was created for Escanaba Alumni and School Faculty. Register here to reunite with classmates, plan class reunions or to share school information.
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Learning, political attitudes and the crisis in transition countries
We study how the recent economic crisis has reshaped support for democracy and the market economy in 30 transition countries. Political values are cyclical and reflect a learning process. Support for the market and democracy has decreased between 2006 and 2010 in countries that were hit the hardest and that were the furthest along the reform path, and notably new EU members. In contrast, such support has increased in the CIS, driven by the young and unemployed. Although individual exposure to the crisis is associated with lower-than-average support for democracy and markets, it leads these segments of the population, which were most excluded from the political-economic system in place, to demand more liberal reforms in countries with corrupt institutions and lagging reforms. We rely on individual level, within-country variation and on the use of many individual controls to identify the causal effect of the crisis on attitudes.Download Info
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Dec 11, 2012, 11:51 AM | #1 |
iPhone 5S? But I just got my iPhone 5, after having to wait for it to ship...
I ordered my phone Oct.1 had to wait for apple to ship it 3-4 weeks later when I received it and began service with AT&T, and now the iPhone 5s with the long awaited NFC is supposedly coming mid 2013. AT&T is not going to let me upgrade.
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Dec 11, 2012, 11:55 AM | #2 |
Doesn't take long to become eligible for early upgrade which is $250 more than a fully discounted upgrade. You should be able to get the $250 back if not the whole price by selling the 5.
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:01 PM | #3 |
So. Just buy it outright. Geesh
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:04 PM | #4 | |
Riddle me this though, which of the following do you buy immediately after a new version is released? Your car? Yearly release for new models Your computer? Yearly release for updates Your TV? New ones every year Your house? I hear they're building new ones of those every day Your kids? If you have a new model the old ones are, by your logic, obsolete. Your phone? Not sure why yours will stop functioning now that the 5S has been...what, rumored to possibly come out next year? If you want to play that game just sit at home and look at all the new shiny on the internet, ANYTHING you purchase is obsolete from the day it ships to you. Or, wild idea, I know, you can enjoy what you have. For comparison sake: MBP Rev 1 (almost 7 years old) - still used occasionally iPhone 2G - (5 years old) Perfect condition, used occasionally iPhone 3G - (4 years old) Still good condition, retired recently iPhone 4 - (almost 3 years old) Perfect condition, currently being used by my GF TV - 6 years old, used daily PS3 - 3 years old, works perfectly, used daily Gamecube - 10 years old, used daily Wii - 5 years old, works perfectly, used often iPhone 5 - (less than 4 months old) Works perfectly and will continue to do so regardless if a newer model is released, used daily. |
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:17 PM | #5 |
meh, who cares? First off, rumor. Second off, incrimental updates at best, third I bet iOS is what will "bring the bacon" -- not the hardware itself (and you'll be able to get the new iOS version). fourth, can't anyone just appreciate what they have anymore?
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:22 PM | #6 |
You poor thing. Your life must be so difficult
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:44 PM | #7 |
Live by the Joneses, Joneses control ur life.
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Dec 11, 2012, 12:51 PM | #8 |
Just go through with ordering the 5. The 5S hasn't even been announced it. Your 5 isn't going to implode when the 5S is released anyway.
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Dec 11, 2012, 01:18 PM | #9 |
I've seen this stated on here many times, and it would appear especially appropriate to the OP: "First world problems."
As others have said, enjoy what you have and don't worry about having to be in your update cycle every time a new phone is released. Frankly, if you did that you'd never pull the trigger on a new widget because there's always going to be another new widget released in a year or so. Or, simply sell your current model and buy the next iteration outright next go-round.
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Dec 11, 2012, 01:20 PM | #10 |
I hear a new android phone is coming out in 2013. Also a new Mac of some sorts. Also a new car.
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Dec 11, 2012, 01:33 PM | #11 |
Give the guy a break...
I, for one, never buy ANYTHING because there always seems to be something better right around the corner. I just wait, and wait, and wait some more, while all you suckers enjoy your phones. I'll have the last laugh though when Apple releases: iPhone TE (The End), which will NEVER be upgraded or improved. I will be the only one who can afford it because I didn't waste my money "upgrading". It's a sweet life, living under this rock |
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Dec 11, 2012, 02:37 PM | #12 |
how much would an iphone 5 sell for mid next year ? the prices are outrageous right now but im going to keep it for a few months
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Dec 11, 2012, 02:45 PM | #13 |
Buy it outright then if you want it so bad.
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Dec 11, 2012, 02:49 PM | #14 |
This right here, its alllll about the iOS..
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Dec 11, 2012, 02:53 PM | #15 |
Do you expect Apple to stall the release by a couple months just because you ordered too late?
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Dec 11, 2012, 02:54 PM | #16 |
Don't believe the hype. There will be a new iPhone every year. If you worry about the what the next one will be in a straight jacket soon.
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Dec 11, 2012, 03:52 PM | #18 |
Guess I've got a lot of growing up to do, and I'm only 25.
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Dec 11, 2012, 04:02 PM | #19 |
whta is the big deal about 5s?
i don't get the OP... new iphone come and go every year... and it probably won't be out near june so we still have like half a year to go... just look at samsung...they are probably coming out a gs4 in march or something, so ppl are suppose to catch up? if you have money than just buy it, if you don't have money than just don't follow the technology... |
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Dec 11, 2012, 04:09 PM | #20 |
it seems you bought the phone to show off instead of for use.
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Dec 11, 2012, 04:23 PM | #22 |
I too would like to know what you intend to use NFC for. What are you missing out on today, for example?
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Dec 11, 2012, 04:35 PM | #23 |
My only question is how much of a difference does it make to you going from one generation to the next in actual use assuming we're not talking about added compliance with a newer wireless standard such as LTE? Say it gets a spec bump rather than a major upgrade. You could sit that one out and catch the next without paying more for the upgrade. I don't use my phone that heavily. It takes pictures when I don't have a real camera. I send texts and emails, and check various financial stuff. It pretty much fits into the facebook and email kinds of habits that most people describe as average computer use on here. With phones I don't think it's really a lack of capability. They've been upgraded to fashion items in spite of utilitarian roots. Personally I don't think you should lose sleep over it. If you're trying to control your spending, you may have to choose your upgrades. Otherwise pay the extra and sell the current one as quickly as possible to recoup maximum value. Some people on here even have old/spare phones that they for a few days as soon as the new ones are announced or predicted.
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Dec 11, 2012, 05:43 PM | #24 |
It's a rumor. Enjoy your lovely new phone and don't stress about people
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I don't know anything about his recruitment, but it looks like Bobby Petrino has offered him at WKU. That tells me that the kid is possibly a mid level 3 star sleeper. My guess would be that he is probably the backup option for us if Timmons chooses Ohio State or Florida. He doesn't appear to have an offer from UK, at least by the 24/7 database. If that's true and he's still visiting this weekend, I would think that he's being told straight up that he's a preferred backup option for us. Some kids probably take it personal to be placed behind somebody else, but I think most understand that schools only have a limited number of spots and want to get the best player possible. It doesn't mean he isn't a good player, or that we wouldn't be happy to have him. It just means we have more time and energy invested in recruiting another player. Some coaches play games with kids, but I get the impression from Stoops that he would be 100% honest with a kid like Janarion Grant. He's probably been told exactly where he stands on our board, and there's a possibility he might be offered a scholarship at the last minute. So they've asked him to go ahead and visit so that he knows if he wants to wait on the UK offer, or not. He might tell the coaches on his visit that he's ready to commit if they offer. Like I said, though, I don't know any of this as fact. I'm just making an assumption based on what I've seen.
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UK DavidB said...
I think he was injured for the first 5-6 games this year which could have led to a slow start to his recruitment. Saw that no offer was listed on 247, but scout, rivals, and espn all have him listed with an offer from UK. He and Timmons appear to be similar players, so your theory could be right.


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