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CSX has announced a carbon dioxide reduction effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 8% per revenue-ton mile by 2011. CSX said the move is equivalent to to reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 2.4 million tons, or taking 441,000 cars off the road each year, or burning 5.6 million fewer barrels of oil.
"Freight rail is the most fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly surface transportation option," said Chairman and CEO Michael J. Ward. "We are pleased to enhance these benefits with our firm commitment to reduce CSX's carbon footprint."
For CSX's non-railroad operations, plans include using building space more efficiently, improving HVAC systems, and installing energy-efficient lighting and automatic computer-shutdown software, Ward said.
The effort is being taken under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Climate Leaders Program, a voluntary program for businesses.
CSX also noted that by the end of 2009, an additional 1,200 CSX locomotives will be upgraded to further reduce emissions and lower fuel consumption by nearly 10 million gallons.
--> CSX has announced a carbon dioxide reduction effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 8% per revenue-ton mile by 2011. CSX said the move is equivalent to to reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 2.4 million tons, or taking 441,000 cars off the road each year, or burning 5.6 ...U.S. coal exports are showing "signs of life," though the U.S. still trails other coal exporting nations, but those signs won't generate a strong enough rebound for U.S. rail freight coal traffic in 2009, according to the "Coal and Rail Quarterly" report issued by New York-based Dahlman Rose & Co.
"We have seen reports of contracts for delivery from the east coast to India in the last week. U.S. met[allurgical] coal exports were only 1.3 million tons in May, with none to India, while June saw 2.8 million tons booked, according to McCloskey's," the report says. "Chinese imports, both met and thermal, have reignited the Pacific market, but repercussions have been slow to reach the United States due to anemic electric and steel demand in the West."
Dahlman Rose also notes, "The thermal coal export story to Europe remains dormant outside of delivery of legacy business." The report adds, "Like their domestic counterparts, European utilities are suffering from high inventories and recession-impacted electric demand."
In the U.S. itself, political maneuvering, and not legal action, is complicating coal production, particularly mountaintop mining, Dahlman Rose says. "Legal developments have generally favored the coal industry this year, with the most recent development comingfrom the U. S. Supreme Court ruling that the Army Corps of Engineers has authority over 404 valley fill permits, not EPA. The administration recently announced that it would seek modifications to the practice through an end to expedited reviews and tightened federal oversight. While the road to issuing permits is theoretically open, we believe the Army Corps continues to bend to political pressure, and do not expect a meaningful resumption of permit issuances. At risk is approximately 70 million tons/year of Central Appalachian low-cost production."
That puts additional pressure on freight railroads counting on a resurgence in coal traffic. "After seeing their volumes drop more than 15% during the first quarter, railroad carriers hopedthe worst was over. Unfortunately, the rail industry was betrayed by one of its most historically stable commodities. Indeed, coal volumes have plummeted nearly 12% in 2Q as both domestic and export demand for coal slumped drastically. Demand for domestic coal fell off due to the lack of demand from steel producers and a falloff in electrical demand from utilities," the report says.
"Not only did utilities have slumping demand for power generation in the first quarter, but the rapidly falling price ofnatural gas compounded the difficulties for coal demand due to switching. This scenario led to a build up in stockpiles at domestic utilities with current stockpiles nearly 30% above normalized levels. Hence, even with increased burn from a hot summer we believe volumes to utilities will continue to remain under pressure for 2009. As a result, we do not see a rebound in rail emerging in 2009," Dahlman Rose warns.
Shipments of ethanol may account for less than 1% of all U.S. rail freight volume, but for the ethanol industry itself the percentage at stake is far higher, with roughly 70% of all U.S. ethanol moves accomplished by rail, according to the Renewable Fuels Association.
Moreover, the association sees little change in the immediate future, according to Technical Director Kristy Moore. "There's always going to be the economy of rail and the availability," Moore said. "There are railroad tracks crisscrossing the Midwest, where the majority of ethanol is produced. Rail has access, control terminals, and is cheaper than anything else right now."
U.S. railroads moved 120,000 carloads of ethanol in 2007, according to the Association of American Railroads, up 20% from 2006.
--> Shipments of ethanol may account for less than 1% of all U.S. rail freight volume, but for the ethanol industry itself the percentage at stake is far higher, with roughly 70% of all U.S. ethanol moves accomplished by rail, according to the Renewable Fuels Ass ...U.S. Class I employment in May dropped to 151,536, down 1.77% from the previous month and down 8.33% from May 2008.
Operating crews, the biggest single category, again took the hardest hit. Transportation (train and engine) employment sank to 56,370,down 4.14% from April and 17.99% from May 2008.
The second biggest employment group, maintenance of way and structures, was up 0.18% from April to 35,442, but down 0.69% from May 2008.
Maintenance of equipment and stores employment, at 29,303, was off 1.05% from April and 3.75% below May 2008.
Professional and administrative employment was 13,411 in May, down 0.16% from April and 2.12% below May 2008.
The smallest group, transportation (other than train andengine), had 6,929 workers in May, off 0.9% from April but up 4.13% from May 2008.
The only category showing improvement from over both April 2009 and May 2008 were executives, officials, and staff assistants, which at 10,081 was up 0.40% from April and 0.11% from May last year.
--> U.S. Class I employment in May dropped to 151,536, down 1.77% from the previous month and down 8.33% from May 2008.Operating crews, the biggest single category, again ...U.S. transit systems beleaguered by operational fiscal woes got some potential relief Wednesday, as President Obama signed a supplemental appropriations bill including a provision sanctioning some stimulus package financing for operations funding. The bill allows public transit agencies to use up to 10% of their American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) formula funds to cover operating costs of "equipment and facilities for use in public transportation."
The American Public Transportation Association says the language also allows public transit agencies to amend previously submitted applications to redirect ARRA funds toward operating needs. The measure was included as a rider to House Resolution H.R. 2346, the Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2009, which provides funding for overseas military operations.
At the recent APTA Rail Conference held in Chicago, much discussion involved the strain on rail transit operators to maintain existing service levels, even with higher fares, at a time when stimulus package funding paradoxically fueling system expansion.
For its part, the Federal Transit Administration posted on its website a "question and answer" page attempting to anticipate queries from those potentially affected by the new option, noting diverting 10% of funds already approved in most cases would require minimal documentation.
Concerning funding for a federal Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) or Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), FTA notes "it would not be necessary to amend the TIP/STIP. The legislation does not provide additional funding for projects, but rather allows grantees to spend up to 10% of amounts apportioned to each area on operating costs. Grantees wishing to take advantage of this new eligibility in projects already programmed in TIPs and STIPs may do so without formally amending those documents."
FRA cautions, "For projects not currently included in the TIP and STIP, the current requirements apply, calling for formal amendment of those documents to add the projects."
--> U.S. transit systems beleaguered by operational fiscal woes got some potential relief Wednesday, as President Obama signed a supplemental appropriations bill including a provision sanctioning some stimulus package financing for operations funding. The bill al ...The Surface Transportation Board Friday ruled Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Entergy Services, Inc., could amend acomplaint challenging an interchange commitment contained in a lease between Union Pacific and the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railroad Co., Inc. (MNA). TB said Entergy may pursue its interests using the section of the Interstate Commerce Act that deals with the rights and obligations of rail carriers to interchange with one another.
STB said it would defer ruling on Entergy's request that the Board revoke the prior approval of the lease agreement, noting that if Entergy does not obtain relief under section 10705, or Entergy declines to pursue that course, STB will then decide whether approval of the lease between UP and MNA should be revoked, modified, or left in place.
On Feb. 19, 2008, Entergy asked STB to revoke its approval of a 1992 lease between UP and MNA, in which UP leases 300 miles of track to MNA for free if it feeds 95% or more of its freight traffic to UP. The utility's Newark, Ark., power plant is served only by MNA. Entergy says MNA's lease with UP effectively rules out using another carrier to transport coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin to an interchange with MNA's tracks and that enforcement of the interchange commitment is an unreasonable practice.
Entergy can request STB to use its authority under section 10705 to order MNA to interchange with a long-haul carrier other than UP. The Board stated that it can require a carrier to establish a new through-route with another carrier under Section 10705 whensuch a route is needed "to provide adequate, and more efficient or economic transportation" and invited Entergy to submit argument and evidence on these issues.
STB indicated that resolution ofthe case under section 10705 could "directly address and remedy theprecise problem about which Entergy complains." But STB also explained that the revocation of lease approval that Entergy seeks in its complaint "would be far broader in scope and effect" and could affect other entities. The Board also determined that relief was not available under the unreasonable practices and pooling provisions cited by Entergy in itscomplaint.
STB's decision is available for viewing and downloading via the STB website, at www.stb.dot.gov, under "E-LIBRARY," thenunder "Decisions & Notices," beneath the date "06/26/09."
--> The Surface Transportation Board Friday ruled Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and Entergy Services, Inc., could amend acomplaint challenging an interchange commitment contained in a lease between Union Pacific and the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railroad Co., ...A shift in Toronto's transport funding priorities could generate C$417 million for the Toronto Transit Commission, and would enable TTC to affirm its planned purchase of 204 streetcars from Bombardier Transportation before the deal expires. Toronto's City Council, in a 36-6 vote Friday, approved the measure.
The funds, one-third of the anticipated overall cost of roughly C$1.2 billion (US$1.0 billion), initially were expected from the Canadian federal government, but Ottawa said the purchase does not qualify for stimulus funding. Toronto had committed to one-third of the amount, with Ontario provincial funding supplying another one-third; the move would double the city's investment in the purchase.
Streetcar funding would come at the expense of other capital projects, such as a bus midlife rebuilding program and a transit station modernization program, which would be deferred until after 2018.
Toronto's city manager, deputy city manager, and chief financial officer have recommended that "City debt financing replace the one third federal funding budgeted for a total City debt funding amount of C$834 million for the TTC Capital Project No. CTT122 "Purchase of 204 Light Rail Vehicles (LRVs)."
The officers noted, "In summary, the City has budgeted its 1/3 share, the Province has committed its 1/3 share, and the TTC has deferred debt-financial projects sufficient to replace the expected Federal 1/3 Economic Stimulus funding share. The Bombardier bid expires on June 27, 2009 unless an unconditional award is made on or before that date."
--> A shift in Toronto's transport funding priorities could generate C$417 million for the Toronto Transit Commission, and would enable TTC to affirm its planned purchase of 204 streetcars from Bombardier Transportation before the deal expires. Toronto's Ci ...SNC-Lavalin Group, Inc. has signed an agreement to manage the construction and maintenance of roads and railways for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, Canadian Trade Minister Stockwell Day said.
SNC signed the deal for an undisclosed amount with Russian Railways to provide 28 miles of roads and rails, including tunnels totaling 27 kilometers (about 17 miles) in length.
Montreal-based SNC-Lavalin, Canada's largest engineering company, has opened an office in Sochi, a port city on the Black Sea.
Last month Russian Railways said it planned to order up to US$765 million worth of high speed trains from Bombardier Transportation in anticipation of the 2014 Olympics.
--> SNC-Lavalin Group, Inc. has signed an agreement to manage the construction and maintenance of roads and railways for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, Canadian Trade Minister Stockwell Day said. ...Asserting that "there is simply not enough money to do what we need to do," U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told a Congressional hearing Thursday that around $20 billion will be required through early 2011 to cover a shortfall in funding for highway and transit construction projects.
"The Obama Administration has a difficult problem--a system that can no longer pay for itself," LaHood (photo at left) told the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. He pointed out that a primary source of funding has shrunk with the decline of fuel tax revenue. LaHood said the highway/transit trust find could be running near empty sometime in August.
LaHood believes an 18-month extension of the current funding law, which expires this fall, would give Congress time to draft a long-term measure with more reliable finding sources.
The Administration's proposal is opposed by Democratic members of the House Transportation Committee, who are supporting a six-year reauthorization of the expiring law that would increase funding by 40% over that period to $500 billion. They fear the proposed 28-month extension at current funding levels would delay a much-needed increase.
Freight traffic on U.S. railroads for the week ended June 20 still lagged 17.7% behind comparable levels from the same period a year ago, the Association of American Railroads said Thursday. Intermodal volume was down a nearly identical 17.8% from the year-ago period. Total volume of an estimated 27.76 billion tons miles was down 16.6% compared with the same week in 2008.
Once again, 18 of 19 carload freight commodity groups charted by AAR were down from last year, with declines ranging from 1.8% for farm products other than grain to 65.4% for metallic ores. As in some previous weeks, the "all other carloads" category defied the overall trend, up 11.9%.
For the first 24 weeks of 2009, U.S. railroads reported cumulative volume down 19.4% from the comparable 2008 period, while intermodal declined 16.9%.
Canadian freightcar traffic declined 23.7% for the week ended June 20 compared with the year-ago period, while intermodal fell 18.2%. For the first 24 weeks of 2009, Canadian volume slumped 24.1%, while intermodal fell 15.3%.
Mexico's two major railroads reported freight car traffic down 8.1% for the week, and intermodal down 19.6%, compared with a year ago. For the first 24 weeks of 2009, Mexican freight car traffic slipped 14.2%, while intermodal slumped 20.9%.
Combined North American rail volume for the first 24 weeks of 2009 on 14 reporting U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads was down 20.1% from the comparable 2008 period, while intermodal fell 16.8%.


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Cryotherapy (cryosurgery) destroys genital warts by freezing them with liquid nitrogen.
Cryotherapy is usually done in your doctor's office or clinic. A magnifying instrument may be used to see the abnormal tissue better.
Recovery time depends on the location and number of warts removed. Healing usually occurs in 1 to 3 weeks. After treatment, the following may occur:
For men and women who have had cryotherapy for external genital warts, call your doctor for any of the following:
Avoid intercourse until the treated area heals and the soreness is gone.
Be aware of the following after treatment for vaginal or cervical warts:
Men treated for genital warts on the penis, scrotum, or in the urethra should avoid sexual intercourse until the treated area is healed and the soreness is gone. This is usually 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the size of the area treated.
Cryotherapy may be done when genital warts are visible, growing in a small area (especially near the anus), and bothersome.
Cryotherapy usually is not used when genital warts are widespread.
Experts agree that cryotherapy can be helpful in removing genital warts.1 In some studies, cryotherapy removed warts in up to 90 out of 100 cases.2 But warts may grow back. More than one treatment may be needed.
The removal of genital warts may not cure a human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. The virus may remain in the body in an inactive state after warts are removed.
There are few complications after cryotherapy. Scarring is a slight risk.
The number and severity of side effects depend on the number of freeze/thaw cycles used during cryotherapy and how large an area was treated.
Cryotherapy for external genital warts can be used safely during pregnancy.
Treating genital warts may not cure a human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. The virus may remain in the body in an inactive state after warts are removed. A person treated for genital warts may still be able to spread the infection. Condoms may help reduce the risk of HPV infection.
The benefits and effectiveness of each type of treatment need to be compared with the side effects and cost. Discuss this with your doctor.
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Citations Buck HW (2010). Warts (genital), search date December 2009. Online version of BMJ Clinical Evidence: http://www.clinicalevidence.com. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2005, reaffirmed 2009). Human papillomavirus. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 61. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 105(4): 905–918.
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Ryan O'Neal says the prognosis is positive for his recovery from recently diagnosed Stage 2 prostate cancer.
The 70-year-old actor said in a statement released through his publicist on Monday that he was "shocked and stunned by the news" but feels fortunate the disease was caught early. He said his doctors expect him to make a full recovery.
Higher stage numbers mean more extensive disease, with Stage 4 being the highest, according to the National Cancer Institute.
O'Neal said he is grateful for the support of his friends and family. He also advocates regular exams because early detection is the best defense against prostate cancer.
The actor's memoir about his romance with Farrah Fawcett, "Both of Us: My Life With Farrah," will be published on May 1.
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GPS For Average Joes
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Just because it's flat and treeless doesn't mean it's easy hiking.
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Emeril Lagasse 'Kicks It Up' as a Guest Columnist in Everyday Food's July/August Issue
Posted by: Jeff HinsonMartha Stewart and Emeril Lagasse to Appear on the Cover for the First Time; Everyday Food Brand Continues Growth Across Multiple Platforms
NEW YORK, June 9 — Everyday Food, the easy-to-use, digest-size cooking magazine published by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, welcomes guest columnist Emeril Lagasse, the newest member of the Martha Stewart family, in the July/August issue (on newsstands June 23). Emeril unveils his column — "Kick It Up - Everyday with Emeril," which features eight pages of grilling ideas perfect for summer barbeques in this issue. To coincide with the premiere column, Martha and Emeril appear on the magazine's cover. Additionally, on Monday, June 16, from 4:00-5:00 p.m., Emeril will join Martha for a special edition of At Martha's Table airing on Martha Stewart Living Radio on SIRIUS Satellite Radio, Channel 112.
Martha Stewart and Emeril Lagasse appear on the July/August cover of Everyday Food magazine to celebrate Emeril's debut guest column - "Kick It Up – Everyday with Emeril." This is the first time Martha has appeared on the cover.
Photo by: Victoria Pearson
"Everyday Food readers are in for a real treat with Emeril's new column. With these fabulous recipes, we should all plan to enjoy a lot of barbeque this summer and look forward to sampling even more of his delicious recipes in the months ahead," stated Martha Stewart, MSLO Founder.
Recipes in Emeril's July/August column include Simple Ribs, Fish Provencal, Caribbean Chicken, Macaroni Salad and Green Bean Salad. In September, Emeril will continue to share original, seasonal meal solutions inspired by his family, his friends, and his travels. Each dish in "Kick It Up" will be fast, easy and delicious with the innovative ingredient combinations that are Emeril's signature.
"I'm very excited about my new column 'Kick It Up' in Everyday Food," said Emeril Lagasse. "In upcoming issues, I'll share my favorite recipes to make cooking at home even more flavorful and fun. The July/August column celebrates summertime with my family's much-loved recipes prepared on the grill. First up: my son's favorite BBQ ribs. Now that's what I call kicking it up!"
Growth on Multiple Platforms
Everyday Food's rate base increased to 900,000 with the January/February 2008 issue, the sixth increase in the magazine's five-year history. The magazine has experienced double-digit growth in newsstand sales as well as healthy bonus circulation (greater than 5%) with subscriber satisfaction ratings at an all-time high.
In July, Everyday Food and Dream Dinners will begin a month-long program showcasing Emeril's Fish Provencal recipe from the July/August issue in franchise locations nationwide.


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I knew it was coming. For two weeks, 9-year-old Billie, with his red hair and freckles, had been staring at me day after day. The time finally arrived when he boldly walked up to my desk and asked, "Ms. White [my maiden name], is your mother colored?"
I replied, "Yes, Billie, she is."
Next question, "Is your daddy colored?"
Another answer, "Yes, Billie, he is."
Now the big question, "Is your whole family colored?"
My final response, "Yes, my entire family is colored."
He walked away from my desk gasping, "Her whole family is!"
Later that evening when I shared this experience with my mother, she simply laughed and said, "Why, Nora, he probably thought that your color was a mistake, and being brown could not have happened to an entire family!"
About two months later, Jacky's parents walked into our class unannounced. Both of them took one look at me, smiled, and nodded in agreement with each other. I welcomed them and asked if I could be of service. The father immediately told me that Jacky had been rubbing cocoa on his arms and legs and told them that he wanted to look like his teacher -- me! We all laughed, and both parents now understood Jacky's reasoning.
Many similar episodes occurred during my first year of teaching (1963-64) in a special education classroom in the Midwest. The students and faculty had limited interaction with "people of color," and I had the unique opportunity of integrating the teaching staff. My arrival prompted a positive article in a large metropolitan newspaper. The article was entitled "Negro Teachers in White Schools."
That year prepared me and my students for some unforgettable human interrelationships. Now, as a seasoned college professor, I find myself reflecting often on that first school year, especially when I conduct workshops or discuss such topics as appreciating diversity or multiculturalism. Billie, Jacky, and their classmates were sincere in their efforts to know what made us different. In honest ways, my responses always focused on our likenesses, realizing that, yes, we were different, but we were more alike than different. Because these elementary school students were labeled as "educable mentally retarded," we emphasized that a difference is not necessarily a deficit.
During the early 1960s, the United States was experiencing a racial revolution, and there I was, with 15 students, sensibly and honestly discussing racial relations. I can vividly recall our class discussing how the many races in the United States made it like a giant 'salad.' We always spoke with pride when we discussed how each part of the salad can be identified and still contribute to the combined dish. We were definitely ahead of our time.
We learned together, played together, and shared our educational lives together. The mean age of those students is now 40 to 43, and I am proud to say that many of us have remained in touch. Last summer, in fact, one young man from that class arrived at my university; gave me a bear hug, and told me about his job and life.
When I hear of current cultural, racial, ethnic, gender, or religious hatred and unrest, I wish that we could have bottled the love and respect we had for each other in that school year more than 30 years ago. Those real, positive feelings have remained.
I think I can speak for that unforgettable class when I say each of them agrees that we would have fewer racial and ethnic problems if we would just simply remember that we are more alike than different.
Nora Martin is a Professor of Special Education at Eastern Michigan University. Martin's warmth, insight, and wit have her in great demand as a motivational speaker and consultant for local school districts and parent organizations.
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Secretary of the State Denise Merrill is facing accusations that she has been utilizing her taxpayer-funded office to maintain a computerized list of thousands of Democrats to whom she has sent emails over the past summer.
The Hartford Courant's Jon Lender reported this weekend that Merrill, an advocate for clean elections in Connecticut, has been emailing a publication called "News From Denise Merrill, Secretary of the State," to more than 5,000 recipients since last June.
The Courant reported that the names on the email list include political donors and members of the state's Democratic establishment.
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Two tests for fresh self-consolidating concrete (SCC) are now available as ASTM standard test methods, but only the slump flow test serves much use in the field. But a test being developed at the University of Illinois also looks promising for field use.
At the ASTM sub-committee on self-consolidating concrete's meeting in Toronto in June, Leslie J. Struble, a professor at the University of Illinois, presented an overview of a new Segregation Probe that may provide a rapid and reliable field indication of SCC mix stability.
The probe is similar to a spindle for holding papers. It weighs 18 grams and consists of a 2.38 mm (3/32-inch) diameter steel wire bent into a 100 mm circle and a 150 mm rod, which is at right angles to the plane of the circle. After penetrating the cement paste at the top of the cylinder, the device settles atop the aggregates it encounters below the surface.
To run the test, the probe is placed on the top surface of a concrete cylinder two minutes after it has been cast. After allowing it to settle for one minute, its penetration depth is read. A stability rating is assigned based on that reading. If it settles less than 4 mm, it is rated 0. Settlement of 4-7 mm is rated 1, from 7-25 mm is rated 2, and greater than 25 mm is rated 3. Ratings of 0 and 1 are stable; 2 and 3 are unstable.
Correlation has been very good between measurements using the segregation probe, which can be in a very few minutes, and results of the column segregation test, which take 30 minutes. Because even small changes in aggregate moisture content or admixture dosages can significantly affect the stability of SCC, the segregation probe may be useful in the field.
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Jungle Jim's International Market has nailed down a partnership with Google that could become a trend in the industry.
Jungle Jim's and Google have created a 360-degree view of the Eastgate store. The Google Maps view of Eastgate Jungle Jim's takes the viewer from the outside to the inside of the store going aisle by aisle.
A Google photographer recently spent several hours inside Jungle Jim's to give the bird's eye view.
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"A 24 hour marinade, guaranteed to please every time. Chicken or turkey is always moist, and tender. Use half of a recipe for a chicken, or the full recipe for a turkey of up to 25 pounds. Everyone will clamor for this recipe!!! Use the drippings from the pan to make gravy as usual. It is not necessary to strain drippings first."
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1 cup olive oil
1/2 cup soy sauce
4 lemons, juiced
1/4 cup prepared yellow mustard
1/4 cup minced fresh chives
1/2 cup minced fresh sage
1/2 cup minced fresh oregano
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
1/4 cup minced fresh thyme
2 teaspoons minced garlic, or to taste
1 tablespoon paprika
3 tablespoons salt-free herb seasoning blend
This was a great recipe. Everyone at the meal thought it was wonderful. Instead of marinating it in a 30 gal twist-tie kitchen bag, I used a 40 gal Ziplock bag, then didn't worry about leakage during the marinating/turning process. I then transferred the meat and marinade to a turkey cooking bag and didn't worry about basting it.
We tried this on turkey and found this marinade to basically taste like straight lemon juice with a few herbs thrown in. I don't think the flavors blend well together. (yes, we followed the recipe to the letter) It was not a keeper in my opinion.
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This recipe has been updated by the staff in response to a request by the submitter. We have changed the lemon juice to 4 lemons, juiced. We have changed the mustard to Dijon.
This is with out a doubt the best of the best. I have a son, who with a lot of friends, do a lot of smoking of meats. I recently acquired a smoker and used this recipe on a turkey. My son said that the turkey was the best he had ever eaten and could not stop eating it. He took home a lot of left overs and told me later that they made the best sandwiches ever. DO NOT miss the opportunity to use this.
I originally submitted this recipe several years ago. I now use Dijon which gives a nicer flavor. Also, I use Mrs. Dash as teh herb seasoning.
I have used this recipe several times now with Turkey & Chicken both. Used it last year for Thanksgiving and everyone absolutely loved it. Makes the meat so moist & has such a great flavor. I inject it into my meats (when doing this be careful not to put too much in one spot - it tends to make that area soggy) ... It also helps to strain the herbs, use the marinade juice for injecting & then spread the herbs, etc ... on the outside of the Turkey or Chicken. This recipe is a keepsake in my opinion!
I've used this on a whole turkey, a small chicken and even skinless chicken breasts. A keeper. Thanks Elaine.
I made 1/2 a recipe and used to marinate 4 chicken breasts that I grilled. Modified slightly as I didn't have all the fresh herbs on hand, but it was still delicious. Will definitely try again according to the recipe on a whole bird.
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AutoInc.'s 14th Annual Shop Management Software GuidePosted 7/9/2004
Close to 50 companies responded to an AutoInc. questionnaire that was provided online for the first time. This year's questionnaire is a stark departure from previous years and was revamped to include more features. ASA member Joan Koebernick, AAM, of Dakota-K Auto Repair Center and Tires, was the architect of this year's survey. Koebernick serves on the ASA board of directors and is an automotive software expert, investing many years in studying different types of shop management programs. She applies her software knowledge in teaching a course for the Automotive Management Institute (AMI) titled "Automotive Management Software: What We Should be Asking For and Utilizing in Automotive Management Software." Koebernick believes the major purpose of shop management software is to improve productivity.
The July software issue is the most requested of the year and is compiled from AutoInc.'s software questionnaire that is completed by shop management software companies. The questionnaire is organized by categories - including Inventory, Necessary Reports, Labor Functions, Track Technician Productivity, Customers, Vehicles, Scheduling, Invoicing, Management Features and Customer Follow-Up. Early reviewers have noted the new survey is more comprehensive. Last year's survey highlighted close to 50 software features, whereas this year's survey includes almost double that amount. In the interest of space, the print version of AutoInc. highlights about half of the software features included on the full questionnaire. A complete list can be found at AutoInc.'s Web site (www.autoinc.org). To learn more about the new online features, see "AutoInc. Offers Supplemental Coverage to Software Issue" below.
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