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i have my front/back yards filled only with good lawn.(clean slate)i want any suggestions to start with...some bulbs/annuals/ perennials. and also some backyard suggestions would be helpful. i have a chain link dividing my backyard with neighbours and also on the sides...both left&right.any suggestions for plants to climb on the chain link to create privacy r appreciated.
suggestions on easy growing vegetables please!!! what perennial seeds /plants i can plant this fall..so that they will start fresh in the spring 2004?
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We put in a silverlace vine and it totally covered the chainlink. Later we replaced the chainlink with a wood privacy fence and I just cut back the silverlace to 're-use' it. It's extremely fast growing. Honeysuckle is also a good choice. Climbing hydrangea is slower growing - we've got one in the front garden, it's much 'heavier', but also very nice. You could also put trellises along the chainlink and grow clematis.
Wisteria can be wonderful...BUT they take many years to bloom and can strangle most supports. I always recommend using very strong wrought iron trellis, etc, Wood anything will not last and it can do serious damage to a house.
Honeysuckles [Lonicera] like shady spots and always smell heavenly. Hummingbirds love them. Another good part shade lover is the climbing hydrangea [petiolaris]. It starts slow then takes off.
To hide a chainlink fence quickly Boston Ivy or Virginia Creeper [Parthenocissus ssp.] can't be beat. They grow fast and are very leafy during the growing season, turning a rich red in fall. They are deciduous but they are so viney that the stems alone can usually cover up chain link.
Campsis [Trumpet vine] loves the heat and scrambles all over the place, but dies to the ground over most winters. This is why I feel its a great climber to let clamber up trees - it can be controlled easily.
A wonderful time now to start your garden! You can put in several flowering shrubs to get some perspective started in your garden. I like planting things this time of year - prices of perenials are starting to go on sale at the centres and you can pick up some great buys - plant now and have them ready to "take off" growing in the Spring.
Have you thought about lilac bushes, butterfly bushes, spirea (the beautiful white "bridal veil"). If you look about gardens now there are a lots of fabulous day lilies, you can get such gorgeous colours these days.
Try and plant shrubs or bushes that flower at different times, along with the other suggestions of twiners so you have colour all year round.
Good luck!
I suggest Perennial twiners such as the Wisterias,
they will support themselves by twining their shoots
through the mesh. A fast growing one is the W. sinenis
(Chinese wisteria) with scented lilac-blue flowers.
Also I would like to suggest an extremely vigorous
twiner, the Japanese Honeysuckle. It has white tubular
flowers that turn yellow as they age. The blooms are
highly fragrant and flower from the spring to the end of
the summer.
Buy any of these plants already in pots and plant now
if you would like flowers for next year.
Enjoy! There are many more, but these two are my
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#1 might be right.
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Not sure how exactly the rebate works!!
You fill out the info on the rebate website, but you get nothing back, ..... no printout of rebate form, no email confirmation,.
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This is the click here link they give: http://www.valvoline.com/Offers/pdf
Their site also uses a popup to open that link which downloads to your browser a custom PDF rebate form with the personal info you submitted, already on it, which you mail in along with the store receipt having circled the purchase price.
I just tried this a second ago and it worked for me, though if your browser is blocking things you might need to disable that browser feature. I disabled Adblock+ and allowed the popup in Firefox.
Deal is over, though it looks like you can still use the rebate elsewhere, for example Walmart has a 5 qt jug for $17-19 before rebate depending on viscosity. Not "as" good a deal but still under $2/qt.
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As I started describing in my last blog post, Mr BT and I went to our friends Cassia and Massimo for a festive Yom Ha'atzmaut meal: we brought the lamb and dessert and Massimo made the primo piatto, pasta with sauteed cherry tomatoes and garlic. The cherry tomatoes were sauteed in a lovely extra virgin oil oil from our favorite olive oil producer, the Jahshan family in Kalanit near Tiberias, and he also added about six cloves of fresh garlic that we bought at Shuk Ramle a week before. The cherry tomatoes were bursting with sweetness and the garlic gave the sauce a slight fiery touch. It was bellissimo!
Cassia and Massimo also provided the wine we all bought at the La Terra Promessa Winery in Kibbutz Gat. The winery is run by Sandro and Irit Pelligrini. Sandro is originally from Parma, Italy and his wife Irit's family is originally from Cochin, India. The winery is in southern Israel near the buffalo farm that we like to visit to buy their delicious buffalo yogurt, cream and cheeses, which are now available a some supermarkets around the country. La Terra Promessa wines were a pleasant surprise: fruity, full-bodied with a wonderful bouquet, and featuring grapes that are relatively uncommon here in Israel, such as Primitivo. They also had a very interesting Emerald Riesling that was dry, instead of the usual semi-sweet Israeli wines made from this grape. Sandro and Irit also have a restaurant that has received good reviews, featuring dishes from both their Italian and Cochin heritages.
For dessert, I made a soft almond and buttermilk sponge cake filled with raspberries which we served with Massimo's homemade limoncello. His limoncello is some of the best I have ever had and he has promised to show me how to make it when I can find some unwaxed organic lemons.
This is a quick and easy dessert that is perfect for Shabbat or anytime.
140g (1-1/2 cups) ground almonds or almond flour
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1 teaspoon vanilla extract
300g (2 cups) raspberries, fresh or frozen or any other berries
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Place a piece of round parchment in the base of a 20cm (8-inch) springform tin and grease the tin with butter or margarine. Place the ground almonds, butter, sugar, flour, egg, buttermilk and vanilla in a food processor and blitz until combined.
Spread half of the mixture in the cake tin and then scatter the raspberries over the batter. Dollop the remaining batter on top and spread with a pallet knife. Sprinkle the top with the sliced almonds and bake for approximately 50 minutes or until golden brown on the top.
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You mention so many wonderful ingredients in this post-the very best Israel has to offer. The Indian and Italian owned restaurant sounds fascinating as does the winery. Save me a slice of that cake!
You are absolutely right Sarah. I don't think many people know that cherry tomatoes are an Israeli invention. I should have mentioned that in the article.
Everything sounds so delicious! I did not know that cherry tomatoes are an Israeli invention!
Well,according to wikipedia they are not an Israeli invention …
Thanks Yael. You are right, only one variety of cherry tomato was invented in Israel. It is called the Tomaccio.
"Tomaccio is a vigorous, high yielding, early fruiting cherry tomato bred primarily for the dried tomato market".
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Beautiful cake, though what I like most of all is that top image. Not like all the other pasta shots you see all over the web.
Thank you Tali!
Mouthwatering….I really, really want to bite that cake! Your photo's are exquisite.
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What's your price limit? The River Cafe does a fancypants brunch, but it's rather expensive.
own in DUMBO, at more reasonable prices, the best choices are probably reBar and Vinegar Hill House... you could always try Grimaldi's and just do pizza if there isn't a line.
Up in Brooklyn Heights you've got Jack the Horse Tavern. Also Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar, nice basic stuff, nothing fancy.
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Washington's Amendment 10 Stirs Discussion- Can We Save The Game?
April 5, 2013 in 7 On 7 Football, Codes, Combines, NORTHWEST Football Alliance, Other State Groups, Player Safety, Saving The Game by Football NW
Before I bore you all to death with the ins and outs of a newly proposed WIAA rule known as Amendment 10 I want to catch your attention with something.
High School football is on its way out.
Anyone paying attention knows this and while the reasons are complex please understand me. If something does not change Friday Night Lights the way we know and cherish them are going to go out.
There are many reasons I could give for this and it might take a decade or two for it to take its full course. But the last bastion of the Sport of Football that has not become completely ruined by money is starting to buckle at the knees and it is taking serious body blows.
Do you all understand the seriousness of the increase of Traumatic Brain Injuries in the sport?
Are you paying attention to the rising numbers of kids being hospitalized and hurt for life every year while pursuing the game? And are you aware of the over 5,000 NFL Legends who are now in on the law suits seeking damages against their employer for abusing them and trading Billions in profits for their lives?
Well it is happening and there is litigation and law suit after lawsuit stacking up in virtually every State in the Nation. As we write this two very very significant law suits are moving through the Washington Courts that involve two of Washington's own; Andrew Swank (RIP) and Matthew Newman. Both of them were WIAA member school athletes severely injured and killed in 2009 while playing the game.
Football is the culprit.
In the sense that we have all allowed the sport to become year around and not raised our hands and said "NO" we are culprits too. Football was never year around. Why? Because it was always believed that it was too dangerous of a sport to play for more then a few months let alone a whole year.
Just like High School Basketball, which is now ruined as a result of AAU club teams in the eyes of many, football and it's players are being courted by profit seeking groups to make a year around commitment. Youth kids all over the country are playing full contact year around at a time in their lives where they are most at risk of permanent trauma.
As a result of 7 on 7 Leagues, run by private unregulated groups, football has found its year around AAU.
Leagues and games are run weekly and if you go to a tournament you will see the boys are not playing flag. This is full contact action a great deal of the time. People with no one to hold them accountable and no State agency or school body to oversee them are in a position to abuse the privilege to help the kids. Some do a great job while others line their pockets and fail to provide even so much as a first aid kit.
What does this all have to do with Amendment 10?
WIAA High School Amendment 10, AKA "High School Football Practice Requirements" would put a limit on the number of days a team can practice between the end of the Spring sports (Championships) which is apx. May 28th and July 31. The Limit would be set to 10 padded practices and to a limit of 20 days of football activity under the supervision of the high school staff.
This limitation would include any 7 on 7 camps and Team Football camps which would count into the 20 days.
"We will be able to have weight room and conditioning in addition to the 20 days of football related activities," said Lakewood High Coach Dan Teeter. "As it stands now we have had no limitations on how much contact we can have and we are one of the only States in the country that does not have limits."
Why do we need limits?
What drove Teeter and Coaches like Dave Miller from Lakes to get behind this amendment?
"We are trying to protect the kids. The #1 driving force behind this amendment for many of us is to limit the exposure to contact and protect the health of our kids," said Teeter citing concussions and traumatic brain injuries as a primary concern he has as he looks at the game overall. "Protecting the athletes Statewide with clear parameters on this matter was what started the discussion."
Limiting contact to protect the health of the kids. YES!
This is a great Coach who gets it. Most coaches get it. And the reason we have to do this now more then ever is the fact that we now know Football is hurting kids between the ears. When kids are hurt in high school or youth football that carries on for a lifetime. They, in many cases, will never be the same.
The sirens call of Junior Seau pulling the trigger last year was heard louder then any before. We have to stop doing things the way we have been doing them. His death is 100% confirmed to be an extension of the CTE, pain, suicidal tendencies, and dementia he was suffering from. All caused by football.
Good Coaches love their players like their own kids. And a good parent would never stand by and watch their children be put in harms way if it could be stopped.
If a Coach believes I am wrong I accept that. But I have the NFL, the Center For Disease Control, USA Football, the NFHS, Boston Medical University, BIRI, The Sports Legacy Institute, and hundreds of other official groups and schools behind me. So the proponents of Amendment 10!
"Since the #1 goal was to limit the amount of contact the off shoot discussion that grew from that was to limit the number of days of Football related activity and bring ourselves on line with other States. We have some Coaches that lobbied for 12 days of football related activity at a maximum. Others wanted 25 days. 20 days was a consensus more or less," said Teeter.
Some of the Coaches question Amendment 10 as it is proposed and seem to feel that its is the conservative opinion of a few schools and coaches. Those doubters are the guys who might want to go hard a good portion of the open period and, having done so in past, it is easy to see why they feel they may be giving something up. But we have to remember this is a game and unfortunately the standards that are considered acceptable now have been the result of a lot of funerals and crippled kids.
Teeter said he thinks 20 days is about right.
They Lakewood Cougars plan to start Spring practice May 28th with about 5 days of conditioning and then working their way into pads. That will be followed by about 5 or 6 days of contact. His Cougars will then have a week off to finish school and come back for 4 days in pads at a Team Camp. That eats up about 8 days of Contact and about 16 days of his teams 20 days under the proposed rule.
"That leaves us 1 day for our annual passing league tournament. Then we have 2-3 days left to do a helmets only practice or 7 on 7 practice or event if we want. It will be about what we have been doing in the past."
When the 20 days is up the guys will go into the weight room every day and work on Speed and Agility and conditioning.
Questions will abound-
Many questions will arise out of this proposed rule. For instance can a school have a separate 20 days schedule for Freshmen, JV, and Varsity kids and spread it our across the May 28 to August 1 period? How many days of the 20 must a school dedicate before the kids have their first day of contact? Many feel it is 3 days and other say it is 10. And can kids do a walk through with a Coach there? What if there are pads and a football on the field and someone claims it was a "Football Related" activity outside the 20 days? Who is keeping track? And what will happen to those that abuse the rules?
All legitimate questions that Washington's neighbor to the South, Oregon, and the OSAA have had to deal with. Oregon has a similar rule as the proposal. Things in Oregon work pretty darn well and the model they have is a good one.
Would Teeter like to see standards that we can all agree on Nationwide?
"Yes. That would be great and maybe we can get there sooner then later," he added.
The NFL for instance, by contract with the NFL Players Association, only allows a total of 12 Days of Contact all season. One day a week more or less. Did you read that? 12 days. All Season.
Many coaches get the concept that "If the NFL does it this way we should do it this way". Nothing shocking about that.
In Texas, the cradle of hard-nosed blood and guts Friday Night Lights, Senator Eddie Luccio III has introduced a bill limiting High School Football in Texas to 1 day of contact as week. And it could pass and it should pass.
Lucio was driven by the Purdue Football Study that proved using sophisticated sensors that Football players lost intelligence during the football season last year. And they became dumber in direct correlation to the number of blows they took. At the end of the study this PHD scientists had to conclude that Football was making the Boilmaker student athletes dumber.
You think Amendment 10 is controversial? Try getting folks in the NW to agree to that rule.
What is Wrong With Amendment 10?
In passing Amendment 10 the WIAA and the Washington High School Football community is simply joining the crowd. It makes great sense. It is time for Washington, which led the entire national concussion issue forward with the Zacahary Lysted Law, to take the next step and close the circle on this open period we have had.
Pass the Amendment Coaches. Please. It will put you on the right side of safety, best practices, and on the side of your kids safety. The only side we know your all on anyway.
BUT…. Here is the Unintended Consequence.
The Amendment binds Washington Schools and their Coaches and staff to not host "football related activities" outside the 20 day period.
But it leaves wide open the fields and equipment and the kids to hook up with Private Coaches and camps and in essence be exposed to contact and blows anyway. And do any of you think honestly that this will not happen? It has and will happen all Summer just as it has been happening all Winter and Spring.
If the WIAA and the Coaches are serious about this, and I believe they all are, let's be adult enough to realize that some schools and coaches are going to allow and or orchestrate the opportunities for their kids to have activities run by Private groups. That means potential contact and thus the intent of this very worthy amendment is gutted by non-school related people.
"We get to handle the kids in the off season. That is out time," said a private 7 on 7 Coach we interviewed by phone last year. "The High School guys get them during the season. Right now I am looking out for them."
This is the face of the 7 On 7 – AAU- Street Agent Element. The guy has a team of All Star kids (or so he says) who pay him and his staff to travel around the West competing in privately run non-padded full contact tournaments. The very place we need our High School Coaches to be protecting our kids (their kids) we are telling them they can not be.
These are the guys that will move in and have no issues getting field space given to them to run their sideshow. It is a Money Grab, a power grab, and it is bad for High School football. This is a group of profit seeking, non-regulated often criminal infested realm of private 7 on 7 sponsored teams.
These so called "Coaches" and sponsors are waiting for the day they can pry the regions best kids away from their school all together and travel the Nation running the Cash registers all the way. If High School football ended today for all of us and the Friday Night Lights crowd they will not even miss a step. Rather they will cheer as they take "their boys" off to handle them.
Do not believe me?
Witness IMG Madden Football Academy and their new Private all star football high school. This is one of many such schools planned to be open. They will play 7-7 in the off season and train all year and travel in luxury to play High Schools that agree to play them. It is the 100% basketball equivalent of Findley Prep or Oak Hill Academy.
In the space between the 20 allowed days and the start of Doubles in Washington the kids will be exposed to harm and they and their parents will shell out hundreds of dollars potentially to pay for them to attend events that their coaches would have been able to provide more safely and for almost no cost.
TO THE WIAA and Washington Coaches Association; As an adjunct or addition to the Amendment 10 there needs to be a restriction on the use of the public schools facilities . If they are not to be used for "football related activities" by the school staff then they should not be used by anyone. If you do not fix this you are just exposing the kids to Contact by unsanctioned people who are not invested into the kids future, well being, and best interest. I am suggesting that the moratorium or restriction you are seeking is a very worthy thing. Do not gut the ability of the Amendment to protect kids by saying you can not control the private sector. That is a false perception!
COACHES–DO NOT SLEEP WITH THE RATTLE SNAKES- If you let Private 7 on 7 Groups use your facilities you are driving a nail into the Friday Night Coffin that is being built for you and your boys. DENY ANYONE ACCESS TO YOUR SCHOOL if they are running any football event that you yourself can not run.
RESTRICT YOUR KIDS FROM ATTENDING EVENTS- Coaches follow the lead of Chris Merrit in Florida. A Head Coach who has lived this 7 on 7 and Combine nightmare and seen the worst of this. He has told his kids if they want to play for him they will not go to any private 7 on 7 events or combines that he has not signed off on. And you know what? It works. Talk with your kids and ask them to commit to talking about their intentions and be honest about what they are doing and how you can help them decide what is hype and what is safe and good.
Chris Merritt On 7-on-7 Football by ESPN
TO YOU PRIVATE COACHES AND CAMPS- There are plenty of great private skill coaches who can assist kids and their parents to become better football players. But they need to provide that in their own private facilities, with their own insurance, and truly should not be allowed to use school facilities during times that the schools can not.
I am an advocate of these private groups being able to approach the school districts and make their best case for using the fields for their legitimate camps.
But if we are all on the same team (WHICH AS I POINTED OUT ABOVE WE ARE NOT) then we can all play by the same rules. If Amendment 10 is a good move, and I believe it is, then the many great friends I have made in the private camp and training sector can run their events during these open periods that the schools establish or something along those lines. And if a camp is to be held during the new proposed restricted period out your best foot forward and get 100% agreement on everything your doing up front.
I want to challenge all of you private trainers and coaches to always put yourself in the position to be the guy to set the highest standards.
- Provide a trainer and or doctor at your events.
- Provide a criminal background check.
- Offer campers at your events additional concussion insurance.
- Sign a Code of Ethics with the Coaches and School districts
- Commit yourself in writing not to ask the kids to pay for recruiting services
- Always keep your focus on the boys of Fall and make the kids and their team #1 priority.
- If your not doing those things then your a part of the problem and not the solutions. You know who you are. And offer revenue to the schools when you benefit from using their wonderful facilities.
What Would I Do?
I would vote to pass Amendment 10.
I would then immediately create a Task Force to tackle this private issue and begin to process of registering and licensing every private coach, camp director, and 7 on 7 team wanting to establish a business in the State of Washington. I would bind them to an agency agreement, require background checks, require first aid and CPR training and concussion certification, require them to sign a performance contract and agree on standards of conduct, and work out a stringent code of ethics that would forbid them from acting as a "street agent" and trying to manipulate where kids play high school or college football.
They would all advertise their fees and rates upfront.
The agreement or contract between these vendors and the State of Washington and it's people (Coaches and athletes especially) would be to always put their interests behind the best interest of the kids. Many of them we deem legitimate have looked at these ideas and said "Yes I will" to us. So we know it can be done.
And the Private Skill Coaches and Trainers have a huge role in the formula to keep High School Football vibrant. We are not saying we do not respect the heck out of what many of them have done and are doing. But if Coaches of our teams are handcuffed in many ways by rules so too must these folks.
Ultimately I believe the public school coaches should be allowed to do what they feel is best with their kids within the confines of some Nationally agreed upon rules regarding not only the period that Amendment 10 is trying govern but the whole season. Trying to keep coaches from being able to be with their High School players at all during the off season needs to change because the Genie is out of the bottle and the current rule of no involvement in the Winter / Spring is not working as the Private sector as so aptly shown.
Letting a Football Coach meet with his guys and some other schools once a week would not be the end of the world. Again limit contact drills but let them work on some things and maybe, just maybe, football will not go the way of basketball.
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During the first 20 minutes of play, both teams played with a rivalry-worthy level of aggression and the period was marked by hard hits, five penalties and key plays by the defensive lines. To the dismay of the Admirals, the IceHogs would strike first at the 11:05 mark of the period. Michael Blunden fired a shot that ricocheted off of netminder Dov Grumet-Morris' shoulder and into the net. The IceHogs weren't finished, however, and lit the lamp again with only 25 seconds to go as Nesbitt went five-hole from the right face off circle. The second period started as a battle between goalies. Both Milwaukee and Rockford took more shots on goal than they did in the first but Grumet-Morris and Wade Flaherty kept the score unchanged for over half the period. The lone goal of the second period put the IceHogs ahead 3-0 as Nesbitt tallied his second of the night at 13:28.
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The event, hosted by Appalachian Golden Classics, was held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and open to antique and classic vehicles through 1982 models.
Heather Arestad of Mainstreet Waynesboro said the car and truck show is a way to showcase the downtown.
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Many of the merchants offered sidewalk sales or held special events for the day, she said.
"Everybody likes the good old days, when times were better. We grew up in the age of automobiles. Everybody likes old cars; we like reliving the old days," said Bobby Etter, president of Appalachian Golden Classics.
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In addition, trophies were given for mayor's choice, host's choice, best in show and long distance (car that traveled the farthest to the event).
Kristen Russ, 18, of Waynesboro, stopped to inspect a 1950 Studebaker with her boyfriend, Corbin Yoder, and his father, Andrew Yoder, of Waynesboro.
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Lee's appearance was a Civil War 150 event conducted in conjunction with the Waynesboro Civil War 150 and sponsored by the Franklin County Visitors Bureau.
For 15 days — from June 23 to July 7, 1863 — the town was occupied by Confederate troops. On July 5, 1863, during his retreat from the Battle of Gettysburg, Lee traveled into Pennsylvania via Monterey Road and headed west into Waynesboro on the main street of town.
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Deuteronomy 32:11 As an eagle waketh up its nest, Over its young ones fluttereth, Spreadeth its wings -- taketh them, Beareth them on its pinions; -- (YLT)
2 Chronicles 21:16 And Jehovah waketh up against Jehoram the spirit of the Philistines, and of the Arabians, who 'are' beside the Cushim, (YLT)
Job 8:6 If pure and upright thou 'art', Surely now He waketh for thee, And hath completed The habitation of thy righteousness. (YLT)
Psalms 78:38 And He -- the Merciful One, Pardoneth iniquity, and destroyeth not, And hath often turned back His anger, And waketh not up all His fury. (YLT)
Psalms 78:65 And the Lord waketh as a sleeper, As a mighty one crying aloud from wine. (YLT)
Song of Songs 5:2 I sleep, but my heart waketh: it is the voice of my beloved that knocketh, saying, Open to me, my sister, my love, my dove, my undefiled: for my head is filled with dew, and my locks with the drops of the night. (KJV JPS WBS YLT)
Isaiah 50:4 The Lord Jehovah hath given to me The tongue of taught ones, To know to aid the weary 'by' a word, He waketh morning by morning, He waketh for me an ear to hear as taught ones. (YLT)
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UCC Holdings Co Ltd. (UCC), Japan's leading coffee company, has today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire United Coffee, Europe's leading independent coffee group, from the private equity fund, CapVest Equity Partners.
The transaction is expected to complete during the second quarter of 2012 and will bring together two leading coffee groups from Europe and Asia to become one of the top five biggest independent coffee companies in the world. United Coffee will continue to trade as United Coffee across all of its key markets.
UCC is Japan's largest producer of coffee with a turnover of 2.5 billion Euros and employs 3,700 people. It supplies some of Japan's leading companies in retail, out-of-home and industrial markets and owns successful retail and out-of-home brands. Founded in 1933 by Tadeo Ueshima UCC remains a family-owned company - with his grandson Mr. Gota Ueshima, Group CEO at the helm. UCC has a strong track record in innovation and has pioneered coffee culture in Japan for 80 years, including the invention of canned coffee in 1969. It continues to push the boundaries to reflect the latest consumer trends.
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Gota Ueshima, CEO of UCC said today: "With the sale of our gift company, Shaddy, last month we have refocused on our long-term strategy of developing a global coffee business. I am very excited that we have been able to acquire one of the greatest coffee companies in Europe and, together with United Coffee, we can create a truly international market- leading coffee group."
Per Harkjaer, CEO of United Coffee said: "On behalf of all employees in our group, I am very proud and honoured to join the UCC family. We represent true coffee know-how and share similar values - believing in the importance of close relationships and the need to understand and focus on the local customer. I am sure that our new owner will help us to focus on new product development and will enhance our position as the preferred partner for a large number of European customers."
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Franklin Lakes caterer relishing 'The Taste' of success
Franklin Lakes – Past the midway point of the premiere season of ABC's "The Taste," a local caterer has had multiple opportunities to savor the taste of victory on the competitive cooking show.
Ninamarie Bojekian, who owns Ooh La La Catering on Pulis Avenue, has wowed judges with a culinary skill that she has refined while operating her business.
"It's a situation where you have to create something," Bojekian, 28, said of the show, which she said features constraints and challenges similar to those she goes through every day as a caterer.
Bojekian, a lifelong borough resident, said that having to create dishes based on a certain theme or ingredient has given her the ability to create "just like any other artist."
The caterer said she found out about the show on the Internet during the summer and considered it another opportunity to improve her skills. She submitted an audition video and application to the network.
The first two episodes of the show, which already has completed filming and airs at 8 p.m. Tuesdays, featured auditions by both amateur and professional cooks.
Each of the show's four "mentors" – chefs and television personalities Anthony Bourdain and Ludo Lefebvre, food critic Nigella Lawson and former "Top Chef" contestant Brian Malarkey – chose four cooks for their respective teams.
At the end of an episode, each contestant prepares a dish to be served in a blind taste-test judged by the mentors.
The contestants who are deemed to have prepared the least liked dish are then eliminated from the show.
As of last week, Bojekian had made it through the first three elimination shows after being selected by Bourdain to be a part of his team during the first episode after tasting her Chilean sea bass.


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Syllabification: techPronunciation: /tek
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• informal- 1Technology. See also high-tech, low-tech.More example sentences
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The Arizona Cardinals drafted wide receiver Ryan Swope of Texas A&M with the second of their sixth round picks (174th overall) in this year's NFL Draft. The 6-foot, 205-pound Swope will add depth to the Red Birds' receiving corps but the sure-handed Swope has had concussion issues in college.
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42 U.S. Code § 16157 - Demonstration
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In carrying out the programs under this section, the Secretary shall fund a limited number of demonstration projects, consistent with this subchapter and a determination of the maturity, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impacts of technologies supporting each project. In selecting projects under this subsection, the Secretary shall, to the extent practicable and in the public interest, select projects that—
involve using hydrogen and related products at existing facilities or installations, such as existing office buildings, military bases, vehicle fleet centers, transit bus authorities, or units of the National Park System;
lead to the replication of hydrogen technologies and draw such technologies into the marketplace;
include vehicle, portable, and stationary demonstrations of fuel cell and hydrogen-based energy technologies;
address the interdependency of demand for hydrogen fuel cell applications and hydrogen fuel infrastructure;
carry out demonstrations of evolving hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in national parks, remote island areas, and on Indian tribal land, as selected by the Secretary;
carry out a program to demonstrate developmental hydrogen and fuel cell systems for mobile, portable, and stationary uses, using improved versions of the learning demonstrations program concept of the Department including demonstrations involving—
in accordance with any code or standards developed in a region, fund prototype, pilot fleet, and infrastructure regional hydrogen supply corridors along the interstate highway system in varied climates across the United States; and
fund demonstration programs that explore the use of hydrogen blends, hybrid hydrogen, and hydrogen reformed from renewable agricultural fuels, including the use of hydrogen in hybrid electric, heavier duty, and advanced internal combustion-powered vehicles.
The Secretary shall give preference to projects which address multiple elements contained in paragraphs (1) through (12).
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As a component of the demonstration program under this section, the Secretary shall provide grants, on a cost share basis as appropriate, to eligible entities (as determined by the Secretary) for use in—
devising system design concepts that provide for the use of advanced composite vehicles in programs under section
16122 of this title that—
designing a local distributed energy system that—
incorporates renewable hydrogen production, off-grid electricity production, and fleet applications in industrial or commercial service;
Identification of new program requirements
In carrying out the demonstrations under subsection (a), the Secretary, in consultation with the Task Force and the Technical Advisory Committee, shall—
Authorization of appropriations
There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section—
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keep feeding bigbee on those good passes!
Time for some ice cream. I also saw some cute girls in uniforms today. Unfortunately, they then stuck me with electrodes and shot electricity into me. They claimed it wouldn't hurt, that I would just feel a little tingle. They lied.
10-6 Clones off an Ace.
Just got home and my time warner cable is playing the sound perfectly, but the screen is black except for the time warner logo... every other channel is working... wtf
11-10 KSU, to ISU. I think that last point was helped by a ref.
just got back and finally able to watch!
first time I've really gotten to see Malloy play (missed the last few matches), she's fun!
Pelger is hitting 0. That's crazy, she'll probably be 1st team All American.
Once or twice a match, Landwehr hits that surprising little quick hitter.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
ISU takes game 3!
I don't know how we played the first two sets, but this last one had a whole lot of what they were missing in the middle of the season. Malloy really seems to make a difference in there.
None of the individual stat boards are working in Hilton What are tv announcers saying?
who is that announcer? yowsa
I'm no volleyball expert, and even I can tell 3 more years of Malloy = very good.
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