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Kids' App of the Week: Casey's Contraptions
March 22, 2012
© Casey's Contraptions
Casey's Contraptions – HD for iPad
Works on: iPad
Cost: $2.99
For: Kids aged 6+ who like to explore the ultimate in cause and effect
You wouldn't think that a six-year-old would be that interested in physics just yet, but Casey's Contraptions takes complex theories of physics and turns them into wildly fun games and puzzles. Kids have to help Casey reach his toys by building contraptions - think, ball rolls down the ramp --> hits the pendulum --> swings the arm to hit the bucket…and so on and so forth.
Introducing these Rube Goldberg concepts to kids from a young age helps develop their scientific minds and is just plain fun. There are lots of items to begin making these contraptions – everything from slingshots to trapdoors to darts – and more than 70 levels of play, making this an addictive app for early elementary schoolers to adults. Contraption-builders can even create plans of their masterpieces and circulate them via email to friends and family.
Casey's Contraptions is a highly entertaining and highly educational app – a combination that's not seen as often as we should when it comes to kids' apps.
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Creditors of the former Georgetown Steel Corp. have finally secured some of the money owed to them, two years after the company filed for bankruptcy protection.The Georgetown Steel Co. LLC Liquidating Trust recently made an initial distribution to unsecured creditors of about $7.5 million, or 13.62 percent of allowed claims.....
Creditors of the former Georgetown Steel Corp. have finally secured some of the money owed to them, two years after the company filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Kofcan Provides New CarbonFree® Verified Biomass Fuel Source to Homeowners and Environmentally-Conscious Companies
ANN ARBOR, Mich., USA and TROIS-RIVIERES, QUE.,CANADA – Kofcan Inc.'s biomass fuel pellets, which are made from spent coffee grounds, have earned CarbonFree® certification from Carbonfund.org Foundation and NSF Sustainability, a division of global public health organization NSF International. CarbonFree® product certification for its 15 kg, 25 kg and 1.5 kg bags of coffee pellets is a credible, transparent way for Kofcan to provide a carbon-neutral fuel source to home owners and environmentally-conscious companies.
Kofcan's biomass fuel pellets were designed to recycle waste into energy and provide a more efficient and lower environmental impact alternative to wood pellets. Instead of contributing to landfills, the spent coffee from which the pellets are made is collected from restaurants and institutions in a 200 km radius of the micro pellets plant in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. The resulting pellets have a higher energy output, generating 27.5 percent more BTUs (British Thermal Units) than wood pellets.
In addition to maintaining a low carbon footprint by sourcing spent coffee from local businesses, Kofcan also assessed the environmental impacts of its coffee pellets by undergoing a detailed life cycle assessment to measure its carbon emissions in North America. Kofcan then offset its carbon emissions through investment in third-party validated renewable energy, energy efficiency and forestry carbon offset projects provided by Carbonfund.org, a leading nonprofit and developer of the CarbonFree® Product Certification program, the first carbon neutral product label in North America.
"Kofcan and its founders Michel Cordeau and Sylvain Laroche have developed a truly waste-free and efficient energy source. With the addition of CarbonFree® certification through NSF Sustainability, Kofcan is able to demonstrate the carbon neutrality of its coffee pellets and communicate to home owners as well as industrial companies its commitment to environmental stewardship," said Tom Bruursema, General Manager of NSF International's Sustainability Division.
"Kofcan is proud to have the first energy pellet to be certified CarbonFree® as well as the first energy pellet that creates viable energy from a waste product instead of the harvesting and processing of trees," said Michel Cordeau, CEO and founder of Kofcan, Inc.
"Joining the ranks of CarbonFree® Business Partners and taking action to neutralize annual carbon emissions through supporting carbon reduction projects marks Kofcan as a leader in the global warming solution," says Eric Carlson, President of Carbonfund.org.
How the CarbonFree® Product Certification Program Works
The CarbonFree® Product Certification program uses life cycle assessments (LCAs) to determine the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions over a product's entire life cycle. GHG emissions (expressed as carbon dioxide equivalents) that cannot be reduced or eliminated from the product's life cycle are offset or neutralized with third-party validated renewable energy, energy efficiency and forestry carbon offset projects.
A carbon offset is a verifiable reduction in carbon emissions somewhere in the world other than where the emission is generated. These external reductions offer clean energy transformation (e.g. wind, solar), sequestration (e.g. forestry) and clean technology (e.g. energy efficiency). The projects also offer a range of benefits including conservation, clean water, job creation and innovation. Credits are generated when a project is verified and registered – allowing companies to purchase these credits and offset the emissions produced in the manufacturing and use of their products. These credits are then permanently retired on behalf of the product/company.
CarbonFree® certified products earn the use of the CarbonFree® mark along with being listed in the Carbonfund.org online product certification database. The CarbonFree® mark can be found on a variety of products today, including food, beverage, electronics and apparel.
About Kofcan: Kofcan is a young company playing in a big industry and plans to make a global impact by reinventing the meaning of "renewable energy" and the way it is used in the pellet industry. Producing low carbon products such as pellets from used coffee and other recycled raw materials is its primary focus. Kofcan is creating energy through sustainable projects, protecting the planet, and helping people become socially responsible through renewable sources.
About Carbonfund.org Foundation: Carbonfund.org is a leading nonprofit climate solutions organization, making it easy and affordable for individuals, businesses and organizations to reduce their climate impact and hasten our transition to a low-carbon economy. Carbonfund.org supports innovative renewable energy, energy efficiency and forestry projects globally that reduce carbon emissions and help people. Carbonfund.org has worked with over 2,000 corporate and nonprofit partners. More at www.carbonfund.org.
About NSF International: NSF International is a global independent organization that writes standards, and tests and certifies products for the construction, food, water and consumer goods industries to minimize adverse health effects and protect the environment (nsf.org). Founded in 1944, NSF is committed to protecting human health and safety worldwide. NSF International has been collaborating with the World Health Organization since 1997 in water quality and safety, food safety and indoor environments.
NSF Sustainability draws upon this expertise in standards development, product assurance and certification, advisory services and quality management systems to help companies green their products, operations, systems and supply chains. Product assessments include testing and certification for more sustainable consumer and commercial products. Through its National Center for Sustainability Standards, NSF also develops sustainability standards for products such as carpet, flooring and other commercial building materials.
Additional NSF services include safety audits for the food and water industries, nutritional/dietary supplement certification, organic certification provided by QAI (Quality Assurance International) and management systems certifications delivered through NSF International Strategic Registrations (NSF-ISR). NSF-ISR services include ISO 14001 environmental management systems, Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) and chain of custody (COC) certifications.
Dangerous Global Appetite for Fossil Fuels
Many people have read in the news about how the United States is tapping into unprecedented natural gas reserves through the process of hydraulic fracturing, also called fracking, where highly pressurized water, sand and chemicals are inserted to fracture shale rock which releases natural gas. Drilling can have environmental impacts such as contamination of ground water, air quality risks, migration of gases and hydraulic fracturing chemicals to the surface, and surface contamination from spills and flowback.
Or they've read about the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project that is seeking approval to move oil extracted from Canada's tar sands down through the western United States to refineries along the Gulf Coast. There is evidence that extracting oil from the sands are increasing levels of cancer-causing compounds in surrounding lakes far beyond natural levels.
The latest news in accessing exotic forms of carbon comes from Japan, where their government announced that they've successfully extracted natural gas from methane hydrates, also called clathrates, buried beneath the sea bed. Clathrates are an ultra-concentrated frozen mix of water and gas. A cubic meter of clathrate contains 164 times as much methane as a cubic meter of methane gas. Extraction of methane hydrates opens up the possibility for a catastrophic release of gas in the form of accidents during the extraction process. Even releasing a small amount of clathrates could contribute significantly to climate change.
Governments and corporations worldwide need to stop spending hundreds of billions of dollars searching for new fossil fuel reserves and discovering ways to extract ever more unusual forms of buried carbon. And we need to stop giving them incentives to do so. Yes, it is hard to want less and do less, but for the sake of our planet's health we need to curb our global appetite for fossil fuels. Let's start by lowering our carbon footprints. Then we need to agree to leave fossil fuel reserves in the ground.
According to a detailed estimate, we need to leave four-fifths of global fossil fuel reserves untouched for a good chance of preventing more than 2°C of global warming. The worst part is we have already identified more underground carbon than we can afford to burn between now and the year 3000. Now is the time to implement a low carbon lifestyle. We should do it for our planet, ourselves and for the sake of future generations.
U.S. Carbon Emissions Lowest in 20 Years
Just when we were about to succumb to the gloomy picture that is global climate change, a ray of hope breaks through the clouds. A technical report released this month by the U.S. Energy Information Agency calculated that energy related U.S. carbon dioxide emissions, which account for about 98 percent of total CO2 emissions, for the first four months of 2012 decreased to around 1992 levels.
The dramatic decrease is attributed to a switch from dirtier burning coal to cleaner natural gas. Almost everyone in the energy and environmental industries believes the shift could have major long-term implications for U.S. energy policy.
Scientists didn't predict the amount of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere in the U.S. falling to its lowest level in 20 years in part because the decrease is not attributed to legislation limiting greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. The switch to natural gas was driven by the market.
The state of the economy, increasing efforts for energy efficiency and a growing utilization of renewable energy are certainly aspects that contribute to lowering U.S. carbon emissions. However, at the moment, the lion's share is due to the current low price of natural gas. There has been an upsurge in shale gas drilling in the northeast, Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, which has made natural gas more affordable than coal per unit of energy generated. Gas production is on the increase because of the modernization of the process of hydraulic fracturing, also called fracking, where highly pressurized water, sand and chemicals are inserted to fracture shale rock which releases natural gas.
While natural gas is a cleaner-burning energy source than coal, it is not emission-free. There is still some carbon dioxide emitted and drilling can have environmental impacts such as contamination of ground water, air quality risks, migration of gases and hydraulic fracturing chemicals to the surface, and surface contamination from spills and flowback.
There are also concerns that the rise in use of natural gas could stall renewable energy efforts. The ultimate goal should still be a mix of increasing energy efficiency and clean energy with the balance kept to a minimum of natural gas.
So the upshot is that the U.S. energy picture is far from perfect, but the news concerning a drastic decline in U.S. carbon dioxide levels is welcome and positive because it reminds us that there is still time to turn around the fate of the planet's climate.
What is a Carbon Footprint?
Your carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support your activities. It is usually expressed in equivalent metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2).
The average American is responsible for a whopping 50,000 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions annually. Some examples of your carbon footprint are:
- When your car's engine burns fuel it creates CO2, the amount generated depends on its fuel consumption and the driving distance.
- Heating your house with oil, gas, or coal also generates CO2.
- Even if you heat (or cool) your house with electricity, CO2 is emitted during the generation of electrical power, most of which comes from coal in the US.
- When you buy food and goods, the production of the food and goods creates CO2; again, the amount depends on where the foods and goods came from and how they were created.
- Traveling on a plane generates CO2 in the same ways a car does.
- Weddings even create CO2 emissions! See this past post for more information about how to reduce your wedding's environmental impact.
- Also consider all the indirect emissions you are in part responsible for: the roads we drive on, the schools our kids attend, the mall and grocery story, our shared military and city hall. It all adds up.
The bottom line is your carbon footprint is the sum of all carbon dioxide emissions that were generated by your activities in a given time period, typically one year.
The carbon footprint is a powerful tool in understanding your personal impact on global warming. Most people are surprised by the amount of CO2 their activities create. If you personally want to reduce your contribution to global warming, the calculation and monitoring of your carbon footprint is critical.
Carbonfund.org offers helpful calculators to estimate your carbon footprint. Individuals can follow this link for more information. http://www.carbonfund.org/individuals There is also a calculator for businesses here.
At Carbonfund.org, our motto is "reduce what you can, offset what you can't.™" Make a commitment to sustainable living; get started on reducing and offsetting your carbon footprint now!
Five Ways to be Chic and Eco-Friendly
There's quite a bit of buzz in the news about eco-friendly clothing, but you may be asking yourself why. Here are five reasons to go green with your clothing choices.
1) Keep toxic chemicals off your skin. Did you know that conventional cotton uses 25% of the world's pesticides? Those same pesticides can be harmful to you if they are absorbed through your skin. Seek out Certified Organic textiles that are grown without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers, and are certified by an international governing body such as Control Union, Institute for Marketecology (IMO) or One-Cert.
2) Get informed about the labor and shipping practices employed to make the clothes you buy. All those pesticides already mentioned, well, they're not good for you or the farmers that grow cotton using them. Also keep in mind where the clothes were manufactured, which you can often find on the label. Think about all the greenhouse gas emissions generated if that t-shirt you're considering had to be shipped across the ocean.
3) Buy antibacterial and durable clothing – it'll save you money and keep you healthier in the long-run. Bamboo fabric can have up to a 99.8% antibacterial rate. This reduces bacteria that thrive in clothing and cause unpleasant odors. So you'll smell better and be less likely to have a skin infection or allergic reaction. Tencel is a completely biodegradable fabric that retains its shape after its first washing and is naturally wrinkle resistant. Its durability is maintained whether wet or dry.
4) The earth has finite resources; buy clothes that are sustainable. Polyester is mainly made out of oil, which is not a renewable resource, and to make matters worse it is not biodegradable either. Sustainable textiles include organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, and soy fabrics.
5) Lastly, consider vintage clothing. Buying clothing that was chosen once before is environmentally friendly, and a great way to maximize your clothing budget. If you need an outfit for a special event, check out a consignment store first. Oftentimes, they'll help you find what you're looking for because they have the time and staff that know the available stock.
If you prefer to buy new, look for clothing that is created with reclaimed, recycled, and vintage materials.
Shopping for clothes has an often overlooked environmental impact. It pays for us to use our purchasing power to make ourselves chic and reduce our carbon footprint.
Learn more about eco-friendly fabrics here: http://www.the-eco-market.com/eco-friendly-fabrics.html.


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Longevity: Good Genes Trump Clean Living
August 4, 2011 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4 (UPI) — People who live to age 95 and older did not have healthier habits than the comparison group in terms of weight, smoking, exercise or diet, U.S. researchers say.
Senior author Dr. Nir Barzilai, director of the Institute for Aging Research at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, colleagues interviewed 477 Ashkenazi Jews who were living independently and were age 95-112 — 75 percent of them women — enrolled in Einstein's Longevity Genes Project, a study on aging.
Descended from a small founder group, Ashkenazi Jews are more genetically uniform than other populations, making it easier to spot gene differences that are present, Barzilai says.
The study participants were asked about their lifestyles at age 70 including their weight and height, alcohol consumption, smoking habits, physical activity, and whether they ate a low-calorie, low-fat or low-salt diet.
The study participants' data were compared to data from 3,164 people participating in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
The study, published in the online edition of Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, suggests that "nature" via longevity genes may be more important than "nurture" via a healthy lifestyle when it comes to an exceptionally long life.
For example, among long-living men, 24 percent consumed alcohol daily, compared with 22 percent of the general population, and 43 percent of male centenarians reported regular exercise compared with 57 percent of men in the comparison group, the study says.
"Although this study demonstrates that centenarians can be obese, smoke and avoid exercise, those lifestyle habits are not good choices for most of us who do not have a family history of longevity," Barzilai says.


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Editorãs note: This is the second of three stories about U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. Tim Read of Starkville, who continues to recover from injuries suffered in improvised explosive device attack while deployed in Afghanistan.
By BRIAN HAWKINS
Cpl. Tim Read earned a Purple Heart when he was injured in the line of duty by an improvised explosive device while on a walking patrol Oct. 15 with his fellow Marines in Marjah, Afghanistan.
What many might be surprised to learn is that he earned another one a month and a half before the IED detonated under him while he and the fellow members of ãGã Company, 3rd Platoon, 1st Squad ã deployed with the 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines from Camp Lejeune, N.C., since June 10 ã were moving through a large irrigation ditch known as a ãwadi.ã
During a gunfight with Taliban insurgents on Aug. 31, Read ã now recuperating and undergoing rehabilitation therapy at a Tampa, Fla, hospital for the serious injuries he suffered in the IED attack ã was shot in the left leg ã the same leg he would ultimately see partially amputated after the IED attack.
ãWhen I got shot, I had an opportunity to home,ã said Read, 21, a 2007 Starkville High School graduate.
But mindful of the needs of his fellow Marines, he chose to remain in Afghanistan and recuperate from the gunshot wound, returning to duty on Sept. 28.
ãI know what itãs like when someone goes home and youãre short one guy,ã said Read by telephone on Friday about the extra duties the remaining Marines assume when others are gone.
ãYou may have to stand post for four hours, but that could turn into a five-hour post when you are missing someone,ã Read said. ãMy platoon needed me, and they relied on me. I went back on Sept. 28.ã
Unfortunately, the severity of his injuries from the IED attack in mid-October meant Read had no choice but to return to the United States.
The IEDãs detonation left both of his legs broken, his left wrist shattered, his right hand and wrist
broken and severe lacerations along the right side of his chest and abdomen, as well as other cuts from shrapnel and debris.
Read would learn that part of his left leg had been amputated just above the knee after he awoke in Landstuhl, Germany, at the Department of Defense-operated military medical center there.
Landstuhl was the intermediate stop on his way to Bethesda Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., where he would arrive Oct. 20 and spend the next six weeks. At the Bethesda hospital, Read would be reunited with his family, but would also undergo multiple surgeries on his legs, abdomen, wrists and hands.
ãWhen all the surgeries were over, he chose to go to Tampa with a friend to recuperate there,ã said Readãs father, John, a research agronomist with the U.S. Department of Agricultureãs Crop Science Research Laboratory on the Mississippi State campus.
Readãs mother, Lisa, is with her son in Tampa. John Read said he and his wife and his daughter, Charlotte, remain grateful to those who helped save his sonãs life.
ãDeath was not an option for them out there. If it werenãt for his corpsman (U.S. Navy combat medic assigned to Readãs Marine squad) and the others, he wouldnãt be with us,ã John Read said.
ãThey saved his life in the field with tourniquets, splints and bandages.ã
But what has amazed Readãs family is his positive attitude.
ãHe is in very good spirits,ã his father says. ãHe says, ãIãm still the same guy.ãã
Heãs also maintained a wry sense of humor about his ordeal, his sister says. This was exemplified on a recent visit, Charlotte Read said.
ãHe said, ãCharl, itãs going to take me twice as long to go through a bag of socks now.ã I sat there for a second and didnãt know what to say, so I just laughed. He laughed along with me,ã Charlotte Read said.
The greater Starkville community has also embraced Read and his family, providing support that has been overwhelming the past several weeks, his father says. ãPeople have donated so much time and energy. Itãs been a community thing, and we greatly appreciate it,ã he said.
The Golden Triangle Quilt Guild presented John and Charlotte Read with a special quilt to take to Read as he continues to recuperate. The quilt is made with many T-shirts that belonged to him, and it will be something is son will treasure, his father says.
ãHe will look at it very carefully. Some of the T-shirts have a lot of memories associated with them, and some of them he had to work for,ã John Read said. ãHe couldnãt go out and just buy some of those shirts. He had to earn them.ã
In the final installment Tuesday, Tim Read reflects on his Marine Corps service and the bonds forged with men he calls his brothers.


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Artist: Joy of Six
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Joy of Sex are three strangers from Cardiff with twice as many instruments as band members.
They met through small ads, and agree on several things; short songs, rhythm, repetition and noise. They have been described as:
"the best slice of experimental ear-sex you'll ever be subjected to"
"potentially cool"
"a heavier Fall"
"spiky, minimalist, arty"
"goes off in unexpected directions"
"[potentially] the best thing ever"
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"one of the most intriguing propositions to emerge from the Welsh capital for some time"
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"A two-boy/one girl trio as original as they are brilliantly shambolic"
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"they spank a spot weld harder than a fruit bat"
"Whether you are old enough to have listened to Peel in the early 80s or simply feel he was a bench mark for music appreciation, you should and WILL love Joy Of Sex"
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"We were struck by how Rodin's sculptures always ended up making their subject look either attractive or distinguished, despite the physicality and turbulence of his style.
In short, there's not a lot of ugly to be found (either in Rodin's work or others - portraiture being an obvious example) and we found the idea of art erasing ugliness interesting.
In many ways, art has informed the standards of beauty we presently uphold. If there had only been more ugly art in the past we might have a different set of standards today. Of course, this is not meant as a slur on Rodin; we're fans. The song itself references several of Rodin's works and the theme of art disguising ugliness runs throughout."
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) was born into a working-class family in Paris. He was largely self-educated and began to draw aged ten.
He applied to the École des Beaux Arts, the most prestigious art school in Paris, but was rejected three times. Instead, he attended Paris's School of Decorative Arts, and spent two decades working for several craftsmen.
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In moving beyond the heated debate about whether or not having lots of Twitter followers makes you important (rilly – the things people get heated up about) Jeff Jarvis makes some broader, more important points. And, unusually, I find myself disagreeing with him on one.
Jeff makes this assertion about the role of journalists, and whether or not they deserve to be regarded as expert in a subject (bold emphasis is mine):
"[T]he press came to believe its own PR and it conflated size with authority: We are big, therefore we have authority; our authority comes from our bigness. But the press, of all parties, should have seen that this didn't give them authority, for the press was supposed to be in the business of going out to find the real authorities and reporting back to what they said. This is why I always cringe when reporters call themselves experts. No, reporters are expert only at finding experts."
Let me start disagreeing by agreeing. Jeff is right on this, in a historical sense. Many reporters are not experts about what they report on. Indeed, it's probably accurate to say most stories are written by journalists who have only just come to the matter in question. They enter the scene – a motorway crash, a political dispute, a murder investigation, whatever – find the principle figures, ask questions and write up the answers. That's their job.
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Having insiders cover a story they are also part of presents an obvious ethical challenge, but a concern has to be readers may not care, valuing insider access over ethics (they may figure they can figure out biases for themselves). And in this world, the old journalism – the old, generalist, non-expert just-ask-the-questions-ma'am journalism – doesn't work any more. Across specialisms, there will be people who know more, doing a better job of explaining what's going on than the pros.
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A rise in specialism in journalism – and more true experts working in journalism – is going to be a central plank in journalism's recovery from the hole it's in. It'll keep it relevant, and make it better.
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Accurate or not, the Duluth area's long-time knock as a tough place to do business has only been brought to the fore and reinforced by the dust-up over 68 acres in Midway Township.
Sorry, did that say "in Midway Township"? The land at the center of the controversy, the land that's reportedly being eyed by a big-box retailer, actually is in Proctor.
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It was in Midway. But then Proctor annexed it. And the state quickly signed off on the annexation. This led to a temporary restraining order and a challenge of the annexation. That was followed last week by a request in court from Duluth and Midway to replace the restraining order with an injunction to give the court more time to reconsider the annexation. District Court Judge Shaun Floerke still is deciding.
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Midway says it's the victim of a land grab that could lead to a loss of sales taxes. "We should discuss common concerns," township Supervisor James Aird said. "All we were looking for was to have a voice and to have someone hear it."
Proctor Mayor Dave Brenna is ticked at Midway for challenging the annexation. "They don't want anything," he charged. "They're back in 1957."
Brenna is ticked, too, at Duluth. "They don't ask us how to run their city, and we don't need them to tell us how to run ours," he said. "It's none of Duluth's business how we develop our city."
Duluth Mayor Don Ness is concerned about "piecemeal" development along Interstate 35, one of Duluth's busiest entrances. "This is not what good neighbors do. They work together to find solutions," Ness said.
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"Why does Duluth have to stick its nose in where it doesn't belong?" Oliver asked. "For the city (of Duluth) to say it's business-friendly and that it wants economic growth when it's trying to take this kind of approach to development is hypocritical."
Meanwhile, a big-box retailer out there, somewhere (it knows who it is even if the rest of us can only speculate) has to be watching all this fighting and sniping and has to be asking itself: Do I want to do business there?
How many other potential employers — large and small, now and over the years — have asked themselves the same thing? Is it any wonder the Duluth area can't shake its anti-business reputation?
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The beer pours an opaque black that has a sheen similar to motor oil. The beer pours a nice brown head and leaves quite a bit of lacing. The beer has an interest smell that is dominate by the vanilla from the barrel and the bourbon barrel notes. Another dominant note is burnt sugar. The smell has slight hints of dark chocolate and a light coco smell but are very faint. The taste is somewhat similar to the smell but the barrel and vanilla notes are not strong. In addition to the barrel and vanilla notes, the beer has very light hints of dark chocolate and coco with a bit of alcohol. The taste mix fairly well and provide a nice molasses like flavor with bits of chocolate. The mouthfeel fairly slick and surprisingly light for an imperial stout with biting carbonation. Overall, an interesting beer that could use a stronger presence from the more subtle notes.
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Initial poor is that of used motor oil and a solid dark brown caramel head. Aroma is very sweet, boozy, great bourbon notes, and vanilla, but also very complex. There is certainlty alot going on here. Taste is very boozy and that of sweet candied fruit - cherry, raspbbery, figs and dates. Mouthfeel is very slick like a banana peel of motor oil. This is a delicious bourbon barrel aged stout that should be bought whenever seen and extra bottles aged in the cellar!
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2013 bottle poured into a snifter. I was shocked to find this sitting on the shelf of my local wine shop in mid-Ohio. I almost told the store owner that I would pay "literally any money for it" but I didn't want to give him ideas.
A - Pours pitch black with about a thumb's worth of thick, caramel head that's slow to dissipate. Basically, how a stout should look (i.e. how beer should look).
S - Wonderfully rich and complex on the nose, albeit a bit boozy. Caramelized sugar, dark fruits, licorice, booze and barrels are the most prevalent notes. Very, very fruity - like plum-flavored candy and bourbon.
T - Again, quite boozy, though that's expected for an 11.5% behemoth. The palate more or less follows the nose - caramelized malts, bourbon, dark fruits and loads of vanilla/barrel in the finish.
M - A bit hot, but smooth nonetheless. Not quite as thick as I'd expected. Carbonation is pleasant yet biting.
O - The nose is the highlight. Perhaps some cellaring would do this brew well. It's a damn good stout, don't get me wrong, but not worth searching the ends of the earth for.
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DES MOINES, Iowa – While Texas A&M picked up a point from a freshman discus thrower on the opening day of the NCAA Championships in front of 4,052 fans at Drake Stadium, the Aggies advanced both 4 x 100 relay to finals.
In individual event qualifying, though, A&M only managed to send one sprinter into the final of either the 100 or 400 meters.
Dalton Rowan finished eighth in the men's discus with a career best mark of 193-1 (58.85) to earn the Aggies one point. Deon Lendore, another A&M frosh, moved into the final of the 400 with a time of 45.19 in the semifinal round. In the sprint relays A&M cruised into the finals with times of 42.90 for the women and 39.08 by the men.
In 12th place going into the third round, Rowan hit his PR to move into sixth place and earn three more throws in the final. In rounds four and five Rowan hit marks of 191-1 and 190-10. In the final round he had an out of sector foul.
Ryan Crouser of Texas passed Rowan in round four with a toss of 196-1 (59.77) to place fourth. Then in the final round Mason Finley of Kansas reached a distance of 200-2 (61.02) to move from ninth place to second.
Nebraska's Chad Wright unleashed a massive throw of 206-0 (62.79) to seal the victory. Wright claimed the lead in round four with an effort that measured 200-0. Oklahoma's Luke Bryant, the leader going into the final three rounds, finished third with a best of 199-11 (60.94).
Rowan earns first team All-America status for scoring in the final of the discus. His mark ranks No. 5 on the all-time U.S. Junior list and he takes over the World Junior lead for the 2012 season.
"I was pretty excited to get another three throws," said Rowan, who maintained his place of No. 8 on the A&M all-time list with an improved mark. "Going from 12th place to sixth place with that third round throw was pretty wild.
"My warm-up throws were better than my competition throws, but that was me just being really relaxed prior to the start. It was another great day to throw, I had a PR and I was able to score a point for the team. I wish I could have gotten more the team."
Laura Asimakis had a best of 155-11 in the women's javelin to place 11th overall. She had finished 12th twice before in 2009 and 2011. Asimakis improved in each round, recording marks of 153-1 and 155-4 in the first two rounds. The top nine advanced to the final three rounds.
Oklahoma's Brittany Borman won the javelin title with a 184-7 (56.27) over a 180-2 (54.93) from Stanford's Brianna Bain and a 169-4 (51.62) by Penn State's Laura Loht.
In qualifying the Aggies advanced in the 4 x 100 relay. With a season best time of 42.90 the A&M women won their heat over Oregon (43.32), USC (43.94) and Minnesota (44.48).
Running for the Aggies were LaKeidra Stewart, Olivia Ekponé, Dominique Duncan and Ashley Collier.
LSU led qualifying with a 2012 collegiate leading time of 42.68. Also advancing to the final were Oregon, Clemson (43.43), Ohio State (43.87), Houston (43.91), USC and Texas Tech (43.99).
The A&M men were second in their heat with a 39.08 behind the 38.77 posted by LSU. Placing third in the heat was Mississippi State (39.45) over TCU (39.59).
Running for the Aggies were Carlyle Roudette, Ameer Webb, Michael Bryan and Prezel Hardy, Jr.
Auburn, the collegiate leading team with a 38.30 from the Texas Relays, posted the top qualifying time of 38.53. Joining the final are Florida State (38.81), Illinois (39.00), Baylor (39.15), Aransas (39.19) and Tennessee (39.25).
Deon Lendore was the only Aggie to advance to a final individually among the 100 and 400 semifinals A&M had on Wednesday. Lendore placed third in his heat with a 45.19 and was the last time qualifier for the final, which takes place on Friday at 6:55 p.m.
Lendore, who has a career best of 45.13 from this season, placed behind Mike Berry of Oregon (45.05) and Akheem Gauntlett of Arkansas (45.13). Finishing behind Lendore were Errol Nolan of Houston (45.28), Bryshon Nellum of USC (45.45) and a pair of LSU sprinters – Ade Alleyne-Forte (46.34) and Robert Simmons (46.41).
Joining Lendore in the final are Tony McQuay of Florida (44.67), Josh Mance of USC (44.83), Gil Roberts of Texas Tech (44.84), David Verberg of George Mason (45.17), and Penn State's Brady Gehret (45.29).
In the women's 400 Ibukun Mayungbe ran a season best of 52.85 from lane one to place fifth in the opening heat. Kanika Beckles clocked 53.39 for seventh place in the third heat.
Prezel Hardy, Jr. recorded a career best time of 10.11 in the 100 meters, but placed fourth in the third heat and didn't advance to the final. Michael Bryan posted a 10.37 for eighth in his heat.
Hardy's time was the eighth fastest overall, but the qualifying formula of top 2 in each heat, plus the next two fastest times meant the first and second place times of 10.15 and 10.17 from the second heat moved on.
On the Texas A&M all-time list Hardy moves to equal the No. 5 performer and No. 7 performance, joining Rod Richardson (1981) among performers and Curtis Dickey (1978) among performances.
In the women's 100 Ashley Collier ran 11.33 for fourth in the final heat while Dominique Duncan posted an 11.43 for fourth in the first heat. Neither advanced on time to the final.
On Thursday the Aggies have three throwers in the men's javelin final, which starts at 2:30 p.m. and the other final involves Natosha Rogers in the women's 10,000 meters at 8:45 p.m. Sam Humphreys leads the trio of javelin throwers for A&M, which includes Devin Bogert and Jon Gomez.
Qualifying from semifinal races includes Texas A&M athletes in the 200, 110 & 100 hurdles and the 3,000-meter steeplechase.
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LAS VEGAS, NV (July 20, 2004) - Wine Spectator magazine has named Delmonico Steakhouse a Grand Award winner in their August 31 issue. Chef/proprietor Emeril Lagasse is also featured on the cover of the magazine. The Grand Award is the highest honor, given to restaurants that show "a passionate, uncompromising devotion to the quality of their wine program." Typically, winning restaurants offer 1,250 selections or more and feature serious breadth of top producers, outstanding depth in mature vintages, a selection of large-format bottles, excellent harmony with the menu and superior organization, presentation and wine service. Delmonico Steakhouse is Lagasse's second restaurant to receive a Grand Award. His flagship restaurant, Emeril's in New Orleans received the award in 1999.
Delmonico Steakhouse opened its doors in May 1999 in the Venetian Resort/Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. Delmonico Steakhouse is a classic American steakhouse with Creole influences, reflective of Chef Emeril's world famous 'new' New Orleans cooking. Delmonico Steakhouse takes its name from the legendary, century-old institution, Delmonico Restaurant located in New Orleans. Delmonico, an icon in the restaurant industry, was reopened by Lagasse in 1997.
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