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By not entering the Classic, Michael Thompson may lose a shot at the British Open. That's a big carrot this week for many golfers, with two specific chances to win a trip across the pond.
The first is a bit convoluted: The top two (not already exempt) on a special money list enveloping six tournaments. Those are the Players Championship, the St. Jude Classic in Memphis, the U.S. Open, the Travelers Championship two weeks ago, the AT&T National last week and the Greenbrier Classic.
Marc Leishman, who won the Travelers and is in the Classic field, leads that list with $1,150,675, followed by Thompson at $718,412. The next three are John Merrick ($616,440), Charley Hoffman ($586,593) and Jhonattan Vegas ($552,021).
After those two spots are determined, the top player in the Classic - again, not otherwise exempt - goes to the British Open, provided he finishes in the top five overall.
Watson and Stallings have both overcome injuries to play here.
Watson played in the Champions Tour's Senior Players Championship, his first competitive tournament since the Masters. He injured his hand and it took two-plus months to recover.
"I'm getting my legs now," said the 62-year-old Watson. "I'm not playing very consistently, but I'm driving the ball pretty well. The iron play is a little sketchy."
Stallings herniated a low disk in his back in early June, continuing an injury-marred year. In January, he tore cartilage in five ribs, but didn't get the injury properly diagnosed or treated for several weeks.
Having learned from that, he immediately withdrew from the Travelers Championship near Hartford, Conn., and got it checked. He had less than two weeks before coming to White Sulphur Springs.
Mission accomplished, he said Tuesday.
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The field features players from 17 different countries, with eight from Australia and five from Korea. There are 41 players under age 30, 38 over age 40.
That was nearly even before Tuesday, when 45-year-old Michael Bradley withdrew. He was replaced in the 156-man field by 25-year-old Billy Horschel.
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Born on June 30, 1985, in Baltimore, Maryland, Michael Phelps competed in his first Olympics at the age of 15, as part of the U.S. men's swim team. He went on to win medals at the Olympic Summer Games in Athens, Beijing and London, accumulating a total of 22 medals—18 gold, two silver and two bronze—and setting the record for the most medal wins of any Olympic athlete. Phelps announced his retirement in 2012.
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"Throughout my career I've been all over the world, but all I've seen have been hotels and swimming pools. So once I retire I want to travel and see what places are really about."
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Michael Fred Phelps was born on June 30, 1985 in Baltimore, Maryland, to Fred and Debbie Phelps. The youngest of three children, Michael Phelps and his sisters grew up in the neighborhood of Rodgers Forge. His father, Fred, an all-around athlete, was a state trooper; mother Debbie was a middle-school principal. When Phelps's parents divorced in 1994, he and his siblings went to live with their mother, with whom Michael grew very close.
Phelps began swimming when his two older sisters, Whitney (born in 1978) and Hilary (born in 1980), joined a local swim team. Whitney tried out for the U.S. Olympic team in 1996, at the age of 15, but injuries derailed her career. At age 7, Phelps was still "a little scared" to put his head under water, so his instructors allowed him to float around on his back. Not surprisingly, the first stroke he mastered was the backstroke.
After he saw swimmers Tom Malchow and Tom Dolan compete at the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta, Phelps began to dream of becoming a champion. He launched his swimming career at the Loyola High School pool. He met his coach, Bob Bowman, when he started training at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club at the Meadowbrook Aquatic and Fitness Center. The coach immediately recognized Phelps's talents and fierce sense of competition and began an intense training regime together. By 1999, Phelps had made the U.S. National B Team.
At the age of 15, Phelps became the youngest American male swimmer at an Olympic Games in 68 years. While he didn't win a medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia, he would soon become a major force in competitive swimming.
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In the spring of 2001, Phelps set the world record in the 200-meter butterfly, becoming the youngest male swimmer in history (at 15 years and 9 months) to ever set a world swimming record. He then broke his own record at the 2001 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, with a time of 1:54:58, earning his first international medal. Phelps continued to set new marks at the 2002 U.S. Summer Nationals in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, establishing a new world record for the 400-meter individual medley, and U.S. records in the 100-meter butterfly and the 200-meter individual medley. The following year, at the same event, he broke his own world record in the 400-meter individual medley with a time of 4:09.09.
Shortly after graduating from Towson in 2003, a 17-year-old Phelps set five world records, including the 200-meter individual medley at the World Championships in Barcelona, Spain, with a time of 1:56:04. Then during the U.S. trials for the 2004 Summer Olympics, he broke his own world again in the 400 meter individual medley, with a time of 4:08:41.
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When I first learned I had to remove gluten from my diet due to celiac disease, I was overwhelmed by the changes I had to implement in my diet, and in my lifestyle. The rewards were great though, as my health markedly improved with each passing month of living gluten free ("GF"). Symptoms I hadn't even recognized as symptoms – things like recurring sinus infections, fatigue and anemia – cleared up and I began to finally feel like myself again after 10 long years of sub-optimal health.
My gastrointestinal symptoms never quite cleared up though. Removing gluten from my diet meant that I was eating even more of the naturally gluten-free foods I had enjoyed before my diagnosis. By this I mean fruits and vegetables, and lots and lots of cheese, yogurt and ice cream. The dairy items were my treats, filling in the gluten-free flavor gaps I was experiencing early in my GF journey without many of my favorite baked goods in my life. To my dismay, I soon learned that I had also become lactose intolerant, so all those well-loved treats had to go as well.
Turns out, most adults are actually lactose intolerant, just like me – on average, 60% of us are. Throw in celiac disease on top of that and I didn't stand much of a chance of being one of those "lucky" folks whose bodies continued to produce enough of the lactase enzyme necessary to digest lactose. Knowing this now, I always counsel fellow celiacs to try going dairy-free ("DF") if they still aren't feeling all the way better off of gluten. Removing this secondary dietary culprit often does the trick. (See my article summarizing the different reasons for eliminating dairy from your diet: Milk Protein Allergy? Lactose Intolerance? Casein-Free? Making Sense of Milk.).
That's where blogger Alisa Marie Fleming's book comes in. Go Dairy Free is THE handbook for anyone who finds that they must remove dairy from their diet due to lactose intolerance, milk allergy, casein sensitivity, ethical preference or other health reason. I so wish I'd had this book when I made my transition to dairy-free ten years ago! Pouring over this book, I not only found many of my own school-of-hard-knocks learnings, homemade substitutions and favorite dairy-free ingredients, but also so many more!
Alisa has made it her mission in this book to leave no dairy carton unturned, not bovine topic off the table; her book is perhaps most remarkable in this comprehensiveness. Over half of the book is dedicated to summarizing the latest research on everything from dairy's role in America's obesity problem (did you know that America's cheese consumption increased 420% … from 7.7lbs./year to 325lbs/year between 1950 and 2006?!), to the long list of health problems that can be mitigated or eliminated entirely just by removing diary from our diets. Among these diseases and symptoms are ovarian cancer, prostate cancer, acne, headaches and migraines, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and even high cholesterol!
I love Alisa's cheerful can-do attitude and writing style in her book, as well. You can just tell she's somebody you'd like to have over to dinner … repeatedly! Witty, charming and constantly interesting, her book is founded on the same philosophy so many of us share on living gluten free: if simply eliminating a type of food from our diets can make us feel better, why wouldn't we do it? It's like putting leaded gasoline into an unleaded gas tank – the energy you put in had better agree with the engine, or there will be a lot more trouble than gas!
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Alisa also covers ingredient and recipe tips she's taught herself through the years, and provides a great map for how to navigate living dairy free in our dairy-filled society. One of my favorite tips for eating out gluten free has worked equally well for Alisa living dairy free – go ethnic! Thai, sushi, Japanese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Afghani, … these menus are often downright easy to order from, whether living gluten free, dairy free, or both!
Her recipes, while not all GF, for the most part can be modified to suit a gluten-free diet as well. She uses a lot of seeds, pseudo-cereals and alternative grains, and is more of a whole food eater herself, so we could all stand to learn from her example. Her recipe index also helps the reader to quickly identify which recipes will suit a gluten-free diet, making it easier to hop right to a recipe that will work for your family.
To me, some of her most intriguing recipes are for dairy-free ingredients I could imagine using in my gluten-free recipes – such things as tofu "Ricotta" cheese (think lasagna, people!), tofu "Feta" cheese (I'm already craving stuffed grapeleaves!), and sweets like homemade dairy-free white chocolate (dreaming of white chocolate chip-Macadamia nut cookies … yum!).
This is one of those tomes (yes, I said tome – you should see how small her font is – this book could easily be 500 pages in normal type-face!) that you will keep in your kitchen forever, as your go-to, going dairy free how-to guide for nearly any aspect of living dairy free.
As I said in the beginning of this review, I wish I'd had the benefit of Alisa's learnings before I had to invent my own dairy-free wheel, but there is still plenty I have to learn from this comprehensive resource. Thank you, Alisa, for sharing all your secrets with the rest of us!
Most highly recommended!
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JoAnne said: on April 9, 2011
I would love to know how you eat Asian out GF, as soy sauce is full of gluten. I can only imagine the cross contamination when a restaurant cooks a GF meal in a wok that had soy sauce in it. Anyway, I am slowly eliminating dairy ( I haven't had actual milk in years, almond milk is delish!), and I look forward to getting this book, Thanks!
Jules said: on April 9, 2011
Hi JoAnne – I avoid soy sauce when I eat out, like the plague! I ask lots of questions, and I rarely eat Chinese food because soy sauce is so ubiquitous there. I can usually do well in Japanese (sushi, especially), Thai or Vietnamese, and I also really like Indian cuisine. (Curries are a great option!).
Geri said: on April 13, 2011
The book sounds good except I'm also soy sensitive (in addition to gluten and casein AND eggs)….I have no idea what to eat now!
Jules said: on April 14, 2011
Geri – you need my new book, darlin' — Free for All Cooking. This book was written for you! Gluten, soy, eggs, nuts, dairy … whatever — it gives you back all your favorite foods!
Geri said: on April 14, 2011
Thanks Jules – I'll check it out!
supplements said: on June 10, 2011
That seems like a real interesting book, I will surely check it out as one of my children is on a casein-free diet. I thought I was becoming lactose-intollerant years ago, but after switching to organic yogurts with live cultures, I was able to tollerate dairy again. Nevertheless, it's probably healthier to limit or eliminate dairy from my diet.
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[...] Go Dairy Free by Alisa Fleming– Ok, those of you who have read my blog, recipe newsletter, Facebook & Twitter for awhile know that I am dairy-free. Do you know why? You have to read my review of Alisa's amazing book to find out the facts, and why I think Alisa's book is the "living dairy-free handbook for the ages" … seriously. I am THRILLED to be able to share Alisa's book with you! [...]
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The Walker & Pratt Foundry is on the left where the delta is today and the Lewandos building is on right. Miles Pratt built a foundry in 1855. A long brick warehouse was flush with the sidewalk on Galen street, the moulding room was flush on Main Street and there were wharves in the Charles River. The factory covered about two acres. As Miles Pratt struggled with his business, he associated himself with Luke Perkins of the grist mill as his superintendant and Oliver Shaw was his manager. It became Pratt and Perkins in 1857. In 1862, the company reformed again and became Miles Pratt and Co. All three came from Carver. MA. Pratt consolidated with W. Walker & Co. The new partner was Arthur Walker of Malden. In 1877, the Company incorporated and became Walker, Pratt & Company. In 1861 the Company went to manufacturing ammunition and gun-carriage castings. They worked with Gen. Thomas Jackson Rodman, Commander of the Watertown Arsenal. In 1880 a fire-proof building was constructed, 264 feet long, sixty feet wide and three stories high on Galen Street. The pattern storeroom on the island, with a solid wall towards Galen Street -- that is a wall without windows, although ornamented with piers and arches, - shows on the south side by its tiers of windows, four stories above a solid foundation wall. There is a furnace capable of melting fifteen tons of iron at a blast. The moulding room is 14,000 square feet. Walker and Pratt built homes between the stockyards and Hood Rubber Company for their employees. They built a new brick factory. They found markets all cross the U.S. and Southern Africa for their Pratt furnaces and Crawford stoves. Heating apparatus were made for the Hotel Vendome, Boston and Madison Square Theater in New York City. They also made hot water and steam heater, ranges and steam and hotel cooking apparatus, tin roofing and copper, tin and sheet-iron work. Walker and Pratt endured a strike by the employees for a salary of $2.50 a day. The picture was taken prior to 1906 when the new (present) bridge was added and the traffic configuration changed. Note the Trolley tracks.
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If you had to buy some bittermelon, kvass, lutefisk or achiote for dinner tonight, would you know where to go?
If you can't think of which ethnic grocery stores you'd have to hit for those ingredients right off the top of your head, you're not alone. Researchers at DePaul University's Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development recently noted that "although there has been a lot of focus on ethnic restaurants and festivals in Chicago, few have studied ethnic grocery stores," according to director Joseph Schwieterman.
So institute program manager Paige Largent cataloged the city's ethnic grocery stores for location, number, types of offerings and how they are viewed by the population. What she found, somewhat unsurprisingly, was that many of the European stores were on the city's Northwest Side, while Asian groceries tended to operate in the north and northeast. Middle Eastern grocery stores clustered in Austin, Albany Park and Chicago Lawn, while Mexican groceries have sprouted up all over, in neighborhoods from West Rogers Park to South Deering.
In the 19-page graphic-heavy paper, Largent discusses a relatively new store category (for researchers) dubbed the "hybrid," which includes large produce-heavy markets such as Fresh Farms, Andy's Fruit Ranch and Harvest Time.
"Here you can find your American staples but also culturally appropriate foods for people in the neighborhood," Largent says. "The owners have to be aware every time the community changes its demographic because they need to start stocking foods for that group.
"In some way I think it's the best kind of grocery store to have in your neighborhood if it's not made up of only one group," said Largent, who lives in Albany Park, a neighborhood with the greatest concentration of ethnic grocery stores in the city. "This way you can get all of your staples, but you can also find and try these other types of foods."
To veteran shoppers at ethnic grocery stores, one of Largent's biggest findings is no secret: These stores often offer a better and cheaper selection of produce than traditional stores.
"I was surprised to find that you can find so much great fresh produce, and not all of it is overpriced," she says. "It may not be organic, but it is fresh and relatively inexpensive."
Offerings, she noted, included chikoo, jackfruit, chayote, banana flower, pomelo and more.
Mapping ethnic groceries can, of course, be helpful to curious cooks and consumers. But it also offers an interesting guide to population clusters and true food preferences — much more so than, say, restaurants. If you went by Chicago's Thai or sushi restaurant locations, for example, you'd assume that the city has huge Japanese and Thai populations in all the trendy parts of town.
"Ethnic restaurants tend to be where consumers want them and are more likely to reflect what nonethnic customers want rather than reflecting the cultures themselves," Schwieterman says. "But ethnic groceries are often where people live, and they have not been greatly modified to appeal to a mainstream audience. Plus, certain ethnic immigrant cultures don't always lend themselves to opening restaurants."
The report called "The Store Next Door" can be found at tinyurl.com/storestudy
Test your ethnic grocery knowledge: match the ingredient to the type of grocery store where you're likely to find it.
1. Bittermelon
2. Chikoo
3. Cassava fufu
4. Studzienina
5. Kvass
6. Achiote
7. Doogh
8. Durian
A. Polish grocery stores; a traditional Polish head cheese
B. Mexican, Puerto Rican or Caribbean stores; a seed and spice also called annatto that imparts an orange color and slight flavor
C. Persian grocery store; a fizzy yogurty drink popular in Iran
D. Russian grocery stores; a fizzy fermented drink often made using black or regular rye bread
E. South Asian grocery stores; from India and Pakistan also known as the sapodilla plum or sapota in Mexico
F. East Asian stores that cater to Chinese; this long stubbly cucumber-shaped melon is exceedingly bitter and often served braised or boiled with salty condiments and meat.
G. Southeast Asian grocery stores; a large spiky fruit with sweet and smelly flesh
H. West and Central African grocery stores; a soft doughlike starch derived from tubers and eaten dipped in stews and soups
Answers: 1 F; 2 E; 3 H; 4 A; 5 D; 6 B; 7 C; 8 G
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One-pot chicken chasseur
By James Martin
Cooking time
Prep: 20 mins Cook: 1 hr, 30 minsSkill level
Serves 4This French bistro classic is easy to make at home and fabulous with creamy mash or crusty bread
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- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 439
- protein
- 35g
- carbs
- 7g
- fat
- 28g
- saturates
- 10g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
- 1.11g
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 25g butter
- 4 chicken legs
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 200g pack small button or chestnut mushrooms
- 225ml red wine
- 2 tbsp tomato purée
- 2 thyme sprigs
- 500ml chicken stock
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- Heat the oil and half the butter in a large lidded casserole. Season the chicken, then fry for about 5 mins on each side until golden brown. Remove and set aside.
- Melt the rest of the butter in the pan. Add the onion, then fry for about 5 mins until soft. Add garlic, cook for about 1 min, add the mushrooms, cook for 2 mins, then add the wine. Stir in the tomato purée, let the liquid bubble and reduce for about 5 mins, then stir in the thyme and pour over the stock. Slip the chicken back into the pan, then cover and simmer on a low heat for about 1 hr until the chicken is very tender.
- Remove the chicken from the pan and keep warm. Rapidly boil down the sauce for 10 mins or so until it is syrupy and the flavour has concentrated. Put the chicken legs back into the sauce and serve.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2009
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Fantastic taste! I put more wine and less stock and even though it was runnier than I expected, I took the cooked chicken out of the pot and let the sauce reduce to sticky fragrant liquid which I then poured onto the chicken on the serving plate. Served with fried garlic butternut squash mash and a side of apple coleslaw.
Absolutely fantastic recipe! Followed to the letter, and it was fantastic. Cannot stress too highly the importance of really reducing the liquid towards the end of cooking time. Give it a really good rolling boil for 10-15 minutes, this super concentrates the sauce and gives amazing depth of flavour.
I served it with rice and vegetables. The rice soaks up the sauce and the extra vegetables bring another textural dimension.
This was delicious! I agree it was so easy to make but tasted like you had spent hours. I felt like a professional :D will definitely make this again. Do you think it makes a difference what wine you use? Because I sent my boyfriend out to get wine and he came home with wine in a carton! Lol but it still tasted amazing!


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With public opposition to the Keystone XL, Northern Gateway and Kinder Morgan pipelines growing more virulent every day, Enbridge, Exxon and TransCanada have all proposed to reverse old pipelines and build new ones to transport tar sands crude to eastern Canada and New England, where it will be exported by supertanker to Europe and Asia.
The most prominent of these proposals is Line 9 through Ontario and Quebec, which Enbridge wants to reverse and increase capacity by 25 per cent. Like other tar sands pipeline proposals, this provides very few local economic benefits, while putting communities, waterways, special places, and millions of people at risk of the impacts of pipeline ruptures and toxic oil spills.
- Overview:
- Reversal of numerous pipelines to Montreal, St. Johns, and Maine
- Key Problems:
- Many pipelines are 40+ years old and high pressure btumen transport is more prone to leaks
- Many cross major population zones including Canada's two largest cities - Current Status:
- Thousands of citizens and numerous city councils oppose these proposals
Building new tar sands pipelines is bad enough, but reversing old pipelines is another recipe for disaster. For instance, Exxon's 67-year-old Pegasus pipeline, which spilled about 300,000 gallons of dirty tar sands crude down the streets, across the lawns, and into the gardens, canals, storm sewers, creeks, and wetlands of Mayflower, Arkansas, was reversed seven years ago to carry tar sands crude to refineries on the Gulf Coast.
After the Mayflower spill, the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued a corrective action order admitting that the age of the pipeline, and the fact the flow had been reversed, posed a risk to the public.
The tar sands oil proposed to be transported in these pipelines is more corrosive than conventional oil, and because it is more viscous it must be moved at higher pressures. This not only makes pipeline ruptures more likely, the spills that do occur (and they will, inevitably) are more devastating and harder to clean up, because unlike normal oil, tar sands crude sinks in water, coating river or lake beds. It is also very toxic, containing a cocktail of nasty chemicals that make people sick when exposed: benzene, toluene, and hydrogen sulphide.
Transporting tar sands crude to the East Coast would also involve increased bitumen oil tanker traffic along the Atlantic Coast, as most of the oil would be exported to Europe, Asia and India. If one of these tankers were to flounder on Maine's rocky seacoast or otherwise spill a load of tar sands oil, it would devastate Maine's commercial fisheries and pollute the coastline for years.
Line 9
Enbridge has proposed to pump tar sands crude through a repurposed 500-mile pipeline that currently runs westward along the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway from Montreal, Quebec to Sarnia, Ontario. Enbridge, the same company responsible for the devastating pipeline spill of one million gallons of tar sands crude into Michigan's Kalamazoo River, wants to reverse Line 9 so it can carry tar sands crude to Montreal (and then on to a harbour and oil terminal in South Portland, Maine).
Public hearings on Enbridge's pipeline reversal plan are scheduled for August 2013.
This pipeline runs through or close to many major urban centres, including Hamilton, Toronto, Kingston, Cornwall, and Montreal, home to millions of people. It also crosses dozens of major rivers and streams that flow into the Great Lakes, a major source of drinking water. A pipeline spill anywhere along this route would have disastrous consequences.
Portland-Montreal Pipeline
Plans are being developed to transport tar sands crude from Montreal to Maine along the 57-year-old Portland-Montreal Pipeline, which currently transports 600,000 barrels of conventional crude northwest to Montreal every day. The proposal consists of reversing the flow of the 236-mile Portland-Maine Pipeline, which is owned by ExxonMobil, so tar sands crude can be transported through New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine to an oil terminal in South Portland, and then loaded on to super tankers that would transport tar sands crude out of Portland Harbor, Casco Bay, and the Gulf of Maine to refineries in Philadelphia, the Texas Gulf Coast, or elsewhere on the global oil market.
Like Line 9, the Portland-Montreal Pipeline runs through numerous communities and some of New England's most precious wild country, and crosses dozens of major rivers and streams. A pipeline spill like the ones in Marshall, Michigan and Mayflower, Arkansas, would be almost impossible to clean up and extremely toxic, and a tanker spill in Portland Harbour or along the Atlantic Coast would be devastating.
Energy East
TransCanada, meanwhile, has proposed to turn its aging Eastern Maininline natural gas pipeline into the Energy East Pipeline, which would transport tar sands crude to the Irving heavy-oil refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick. Eighty per cent of the pipeline (between Saskatchewan and Quebec) already exists, and was originally built in the 1950s to carry natural gas, not heavy tar sands crude. It would need to be extended on either end: in the west to connect the pipe to Hardisty, Alberta; and in the east to either Montreal, Quebec City, or Saint John. These are port cities, which would help the oil industry get the crude to international markets.
The Energy East Pipeline runs right through the Trout Lake watershed, which provides water to North Bay, Ontario. The consequences of a spill along this pipeline route would be disastrous, polluting one or more of the numerous rivers it crosses and putting drinking water sources and aquatic ecosystems at risk.
Other Pipelines
The spill of approximately one million gallons of diluted bitumen from an Enbridge pipeline that fouled almost 40 miles of Michigan's Kalamazoo River in July 2010 revealed something few Americans were aware of: the Upper Midwest is already awash in tar sands oil. Here's another dirty little secret: Industry plans to expand the flow of tar sands crude into the region.
Tar sands oil comes into the Midwest through Enbridge's Alberta Clipper line, which enters the United States in North Dakota and connects to the company's Lakehead System at Superior, Wisconsin. Over the objections of concerned groups, Alberta Clipper was issued a Presidential Permit in 2009. Alberta Clipper currently carries 450,000 barrels per day (bpd) of tar sands oil into the Midwest, but Enbridge is seeking approval to double that amount to as much as 880,000 bpd, which is more tar sands oil than the Keystone XL would carry. It is critical this cross-border expansion be denied by the President.
Enbridge is also taking advantage of the tragic Kalamazoo spill by expanding the line that ruptured, Line 6B, under the cover of replacing it for safety's sake. The new line 6B will triple the company's tar sands oil capacity in the region. Enbridge also plans to expand its 60-year old Line 5 and Line 61, which will allow the industry to send tar sands oil beyond the Midwest to coasts for export. Tar sands oil could flow south on Line 61 and ultimately connect up with the Enbridge/Enterprise Seaway pipeline, which was recently reversed to flow from Cushing, Oklahoma, to Texas. Enbridge hopes to twin the Seaway pipeline, which would give it a total capacity of some 850,000 bpd. To link the northern pipeline system to Seaway and export markets, Enbridge is planning to build a new 36-inch pipeline called Flanagan South.
Industry is also exploring the opportunity to ship tar sands oil on tankers through the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence Seaway.
Like a thousand headed-snake, new pipelines, tanker ports, and other dangerous transportation options like rail keep emerging in order for industry to achieve it's massive expansion of the tar sands. Stopping these pipelines is the best way to limit tar sands expansion, save the earth's climate, and keep dangerous oil spills out of our communities.


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10 Feb 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Hiking & Walking , Trip Planning , Geography , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences and L'Anse aux MeadowsRegion: Western
Recently, I caught the bug. Nothing catchy. I'm talking about the travelling bug. I want to go out and explore more of my own province. You see, Newfoundland and Labrador is blessed with a wonderful conundrum – there are so many places to visit, it makes it quite difficult to find time to get to them all.
11 Dec 2013 by Randy Letto in Boat Tours , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , History , Geography , Cultural Experiences , Outdoor Adventure and MuseumRegion: Labrador
Cruise Nunatsiavut in Labrador to experience unique aboriginal culture and breathtaking Arctic scenery. Find yourself in the adventures and mysteries of the Labrador Inuit as you cruise through their homeland.
The Northern Ranger ferry service links the small, remote communities of Nunatsiavut during the summer months with a 5-day return trip: Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Nain. Passengers have a choice of accommodations ranging from a dormitory bunk to a deluxe cabin with ensuite.
The return trip affords you a rare opportunity to learn the history and culture of this region and the Labrador Inuit lifstyle. During each community visit you will witness how vibrant traditions and culture resonate within modern communities; all under the backdrop of a wild and majestic sub-arctic Labrador environment that profoundly contrasts with the island of Newfoundland.
22 Aug 2013 by Melanie Chambers in Boat Tours , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Parks , Trip Planning , Geography , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Outdoor AdventureRegion: Western
Hike its peak and boat through Western Brook pond: great views of landscape and moose!
Region: Western
On Tuesday, April 9, 2013 John Moores and I headed up to check out the snow stability and snow depths along the flank of Blow me down Mountain near Corner Brook. This area has a great setting for exploring in all seasons but it is particularly scenic in the winter when the white snow contrasts with the deep blue water of the Bay of Islands. Add to this the progressively steeper snow slopes mean that you have terrain that can be adapted to your skills and equipment.
Region: Labrador
Remember those long, very long dirt roads? Yup—lots more on the way to Churchill Falls. At some point we passed Ranger Lake where we saw a camp and an RV. It was such a startling change from miles and miles of black spruce and sky, Barrie piped up "Jeez—it's built up around here." (I've heard it said that you know you're a Labradorian when your idea of a traffic jam is two cars waiting to pass a moose. Although we didn't see a moose on our way to Churchill Falls, seeing a camp and RV on that long and lonely stretch struck my funny bone.)
Region: Eastern
Nestled at the top of the Bonavista Peninsula is the tiny community of Elliston – the root cellar capital of the world. People flock here from all over the world for its many tourist attractions, such as the breathtaking coastline – complete with roaring shoreline and fascinating rock formations.
Region: Central
It was a day ripped straight from a Star Wars movie. There we were, heading into the wild unknown aboard our airship, all seemingly unaware of what may lay ahead.
Region: Western
The autumn colours are usually at their peak over the Thanksgiving weekend in western Newfoundland but this year they seem to be lasting longer. Over the past few days we have been out kayaking down the Humber River and hiking through the fall splendour in the Humber Valley.
19 Aug 2011 by Kurt Turchan in Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Culture , History and GeographyRegion: Labrador
On the last leg of their adventure, the hikers from TrailPeak.com saw the wreck of a ship from the early 1900s, whalebones, and a slew of icebergs.
18 Aug 2011 by Kurt Turchan in Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Culture , History , Trip Planning , Geography and Top DestinationsRegion: Labrador
This week, the hikers from TrailPeak.com saw 10,000-year-old icebergs, and visited historic Battle Harbour, a restored fishing village that thrived over the last three centuries.
15 Aug 2011 by Kurt Turchan in Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , History , Trip Planning and GeographyRegion: Labrador
From waterfalls to ancient coastlines, the hikers from TrailPeak.com have seen it all over the past three days, while trekking through southern Labrador.
12 Aug 2011 by Kurt Turchan in Hiking & Walking , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , History , Trip Planning and GeographyRegion: Labrador
Check out the latest blog from Kurt at TrailPeak.com to read about the scenery, history and culture they've discovered along the south coast of Labrador.
The hikers from TrailPeak.com have started their trek from western Newfoundland to the south coast of Labrador. Read about their journey through Gros Morne in the first blog.
Region: Western
Last August my wife ran the "Race to the Sea". Of course I did a video. It is a day long relay race from Cape Anguille to Rose Blance. There is some beautiful scenery along the way including Wreckhouse.....


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Early Spring Decreases Populations of Mormon Fritillary
A press release at the National Science Foundation indicates that climate change is affecting the population of Mormon Fritillaries, Speyeria mormonia.
"Early snowmelt caused by climate change in the Colorado Rocky Mountains snowballs into two chains of events: a decrease in the number of flowers, which, in turn, decreases available nectar. The result is decline in a population of the Mormon Fritillary butterfly, Speyeria mormonia.
Using long-term data on date of snowmelt, butterfly population sizes and flower numbers at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Carol Boggs, a biologist at Stanford University, and colleagues uncovered multiple effects of early snowmelt on the growth rate of an insect population.
"Predicting effects of climate change on organisms' population sizes will be difficult in some cases due to lack of knowledge of the species' biology," said Boggs, lead author of a paper reporting the results online in this week's journal Ecology Letters.
Taking into account the butterfly's life cycle and the factors determining egg production was important to the research.
Butterflies lay eggs (then die) in their first summer; the caterpillars from those eggs over-winter without eating and develop into adults in the second summer.
In laboratory experiments, the amount of nectar a female butterfly ate determined the number of eggs she laid. This suggested that flower availability might be important to changes in population size.
Early snowmelt in the first year leads to lower availability of the butterfly's preferred flower species, a result of newly developing plants being exposed to early-season frosts that kill flower buds.
The ecologists showed that reduced flower–and therefore nectar–availability per butterfly adversely affected butterfly population growth rate."
Read the rest of the press release at Early Spring Drives Butterfly Population Declines.
Boggs, C. L. and Inouye, D. W. (2012), A single climate driver has direct and indirect effects on insect population dynamics. Ecology Letters. doi: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2012.01766.x
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — The place buzzes — or, more like punches — with activity.
An automated, pre-programmed punching press forms holes into 24-inch panels meant to prevent electrical shock. It runs overnight.
Nearby, an employee slips the panels into a vibrating deburring machine to smooth the rough edges.
Before the infrared windows are boxed and shipped to customers across the globe, in a wide-open LEAN manufacturing facility in Lakewood Ranch, special-needs adults insert small covers over studs meant to lock the windows in place.
IRISS, the leader in the industrial infrared window market for electrical safety, opened its new 33,000-square-foot global headquarters April 3, in the Lakewood Ranch Business Park.
IRISS, established in 1997 and formerly based in the United Kingdom, combined its facilities in the U.K., Australia and Bradenton to the new one at 10306 Technology Terrace.
The Starling Group broke ground on the facility July 10.
Operations at IRISS' existing assembly facility on Lena Road were moved to the new headquarters; the U.K. manufacturing location has already been converted into a distribution center.
The company's owners, Martin and Deborah Robinson, fashion their new operation as a family-oriented, equal-opportunity place to work fitted with a gym, screened-in outdoor kitchen, a basketball court and a training room to house the SMART Training Academy, on-site labs designed for electricians to learn about safe electrical inspections.
Five of the Robinson's eight children work for the company, as part of the 26-member team at the new headquarters.
The Robinsons pay five special-needs adults to work part-time to complete the final task in the production process.
"So many jobs in this industry are mundane," said Martin Robinson, whose 18-year-old son has Down syndrome. "Usually, people who take those jobs only do it for a paycheck, but they (the special-needs adults) love it. They bring heart to your business."
Two disabled veterans also are on staff.
The Robinsons want the SMART Training Academy to encompass a "tracation."
Managers, professionals and technical personnel from throughout the country would travel to Lakewood Ranch to train in the academy for a week.
"That way, people can see why we fell in love with this area, experiencing the beaches and the restaurants," Deborah said. "We could have opened this place anywhere, but we chose Lakewood Ranch."
An engineer by training, Martin Robinson served in the British Army for 18 years fixing broken tanks.
He was drawn to the electrical safety maintenance market because it solved a problem. Five to 10 electrical shocks occur in the workplace every day in the United States, he says.
Infrared cameras, used to conduct electrical maintenance, can only see what the human eye can see. Martin Robinson holds a patent on a special lens that goes inside an electrical cabinet and protects individuals from electrical shock.
Brett Collins, IRISS engineering manager, says production of the product doesn't take much schooling. Employees can be trained.
The company sent Collins to Chicago to learn programming for the punch press machine.
De'jon Fagan, a new employee hired to operate a powder-loading machine, used to work with fire truck paint at Pierce Manufacturing in Bradenton.
"I love it here," Fagan said. "It's a growing company where everyone is so friendly. The owners make it so you wake up and want to work your butt off."
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23 The Bridal EXPO
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Mar
26 LWRBA March Executive Briefing
7:30 am - 9:00 am - Apr
16 USF Sarasota-Manatee HospitaBull Evening
6:00 pm - May
2 2nd annual Glow Run
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Tick Tock
Daylight Saving Time starts 2 a.m. Sunday, so be sure to set your alarm accordingly. -
Good vibrations
The Tabernacle Christian School middle school student Lauren Medred, an East County resident, earned top vocal honors, taking first place in vocal solo female category of the Florida League of Christian School's Festival of the Academics and Arts Feb. 28 and March 1 at Southeastern University in Lakeland. -
Tech takeover
Manatee County schools dominated a state technology competition with five of six top-three finishes earned by Manatee County schools during the 35th annual Technology Student Association State Competition late February.


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Holy Family University Undergraduate Studies 2012-2013 > Course Descriptions > Education Courses > EDUN 412 Student Teaching – Secondary Education
EDUN 412 Student Teaching – Secondary Education
6 credits
Prerequisites: Completion of all Education Program Requirements; Corequisite: EDUN 414
In tandem with Senior Seminar, course provides students with the opportunity to integrate and apply theoretical constructs of the teaching-learning process, full-time for an entire semester. Collaborative experience with the student teacher receiving support from both cooperating teachers and a university supervisor.
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