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Migration flows that were stalled for a period by the pronounced recession that began in 2008 have resumed to a number of OECD countries, including the United States where there appears to be a slight increase in Mexican migration for the first time in several years. More migrants seem to be choosing emerging economies, including Brazil, China, and South Africa, over traditional destinations.
There were more than 53 million nonimmigrant (temporary) admissions to the United States in 2011. MPI's Qingqing Ji and Jeanne Batalova outline the definition of nonimmigrants and take a detailed look at admissions data and data limitations in this spotlight.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on the prospects for immigration reform in the 113th Congress, delays in the creation of a racial profiling statistical monitoring tool for Secure Communities, an increase in Mexican asylum seekers, and more.
In 2011, more than 1 million people were granted lawful permanent resident status in the United States. Nearly two-thirds of new LPRs were immigrants with family ties in the United States, report MPI's Joseph Russell and Jeanne Batalova in this updated look at the latest statistics on legal immigration.
The Obama administration has announced a new policy recognizing same-sex relationships in immigration matters – the latest of several such developments since 2011. This article explores the expansion in same-sex couple recognition; it also reports on the STEM visa bill's fate, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's position on deferred action, Taiwan's inclusion in the Visa Waiver Program, and more.
This article dissects the current patchwork of overlapping and potentially conflicting authorities for immigration enforcement and policymaking in the United States, based on unique, country-wide surveys and city case studies.
Immigration and international development policy conversations have become entangled in the U.S. context, not necessarily to the benefit of either debate. This article explores how a contemporary understanding and decoupling of the issues can contribute to more effective policymaking.
In 2011, the United States granted humanitarian protection to nearly 81,000 immigrants, including some 56,000 refugees and 25,000 asylum seekers. This article takes a detailed look at the most recent refugee and asylum data in the United States – finding that asylum grants in 2011 reversed a downward trend observed since 2007.
MPI's Claire Bergeron and Faye Hipsman report on Democratic and Republican party platforms and their takes on immigration, new rules rendering DACA beneficiaries ineligible for Medicaid and CHIP, CBP's elimination of paper I-94 cards, and more.
Tax liability for income earned overseas by Americans has been part of the U.S. tax system since the federal income tax was first introduced in 1861. Since 2009, the United States has witnessed a rise in citizenship renunciation, especially among the affluent. Some see this as a barometer of the waning appeal of U.S. citizenship, which has been and remains an aspirational goal for many around the world. However, it seems as though legislative and regulatory factors may be the more likely triggers for this new trend.
The winners of the Migration Policy Institute's 2012 E Pluribus Unum Prizes, honoring exceptional immigrant integration initiatives in the United States, discussed their work during a plenary luncheon on September 24, 2012 at the National Immigrant Integration Conference held in Baltimore, MD.
Join MPI as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Alejandro Mayorkas discusses the application process and policies that the agency has announced to implement the administration's deferred action program.
MPI is pleased to host a discussion with experts from both KIND and the Women's Refugee Commission, focusing on the causes of the increase in unaccompanied minor migrants, the situation these minors face once detained or apprehended, and the challenges confronting both nongovernmental organizations trying to provide aid and the U.S. government agencies responsible for processing minors through the system.
The 2012 Global Diaspora Forum challenged diaspora communities to forge partnerships with the private sector, civil society, and public institutions in order to make their engagements with their countries of origin or ancestry effective, scalable, and sustainable.
A discussion with Rosario Farmhouse, Alejandro Mayorkas, Jasenko Selimovic, Peter Sylvester, and Demetrios G. Papademetriou, MPI President.
A webinar on language access contracting for federal, state, and local officials, agency administrators, and community stakeholders concerned with the oversight and implementation of language access provision.
Join MPI as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Alejandro Mayorkas discusses the application process and policies that the agency has announced to implement the administration's deferred action program.
MPI is pleased to host a discussion with experts from both KIND and the Women's Refugee Commission, focusing on the causes of the increase in unaccompanied minor migrants, the situation these minors face once detained or apprehended, and the challenges confronting both nongovernmental organizations trying to provide aid and the U.S. government agencies responsible for processing minors through the system.
This discussion includes a status of preparation of the 2012 GFMD summit, including a discussion on the possible ideas and projects presently being contemplated that would fully integrate migration into the development framework, with a special focus on Africa.
A discussion with Rosario Farmhouse, Alejandro Mayorkas, Jasenko Selimovic, Peter Sylvester, and Demetrios G. Papademetriou, MPI President.
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This report provides an overview of the global trends in the recognition of foreign credentials, and describes new and flexible ways that governments can recognize the qualifications of immigrants.
This report summarizes new data on the health of the children of immigrants, who represent nearly one-fourth of all children in the United States under the age of 18, finding that those with Mexican immigrant parents in particular tend to experience greater childhood health risks than most of their peers.
This report explains the basic structure of the engineering workforce, and the elements that influence the ability of engineers to move across borders. It examines recent efforts to address national differences in education and accreditation, and also considers how serious the barriers to international migration for engineers are in practice.
This report examines three types of educational and health policy interventions that may reduce disparities between the children of U.S.-born parents and their immigrant counterparts during the crucial transition between prekindergarten and elementary school.
Este reporte analiza algunos de los factores económicos que han influido sobre los flujos migratorios de México a los Estados Unidos, con el fin de construir escenarios sobre cómo dichos flujos podrían evolucionar en el futuro cercano. El análisis examina tres diferentes periodos en la historia reciente de la migración de México a los Estados Unidos.
This brief examines how the Senate's 2013 comprehensive immigration reform legislation would reshape the legal immigration system through its admission policies and creation of a new merit-based visa stream and points-based system. It also offers estimates of future migration flows, where they can be determined.
Low-income immigrant children are less likely than their U.S.-born citizen counterparts to see a doctor even when they are insured. Similarly, immigrant adults are less likely to use emergency rooms than low-income natives. This report examines health care coverage and usage among immigrants and the U.S. born.
This report examines the high school completion, college access, and postsecondary success of immigrant youth (ages 16 to 26) in Washington State, where one in four young adults is an immigrant or child of an immigrant. The report provides one of the first cross-system analyses of the educational experiences of first-generation (foreign-born) and second-generation (U.S.-born with immigrant parents) youth in the state.


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The AggreGAYtor: November 1
Your daily dose of LGBTQIA news
By Brandon Watson, 2:30PM, Thu. Nov. 1, 2012
Brad Pitt is finally noticed, Mike Huckabee fires up his brimstone, and Ian Thorpe makes some clarifications. Today's AggreGAYtor is partially hydrogenated.
• Recent polling shows support for marriage equality in Maryland waning, especially among African-American voters.
• The Florida Department of Children & Families refuses to look into harassment claims of gay foster child.
• Ohio's Celina High School disciplines students for wearing allied rainbow shirts. Among those suspended were class president and yearbook illustrator Lisa Frank.
• GOP operatives, whose level of sophistication is somewhere below the Doritos Loco Taco, try to link congressman David Cicilline to child molesters.
• Maybe they'll have more luck with their initiative to hire thirteen year-old mean girls to text burns about President Obama.
• Actor Brad Pitt, best known as the "guy at beach with drink" from 1987's zeitgeist-capturing masterpiece Hunk squirrels away enough money to make a $100K donation to the HRC. Who knew acting could be so lucrative?
• Of course campaign tabloid "MittZine" has all the deets on the Jolie-Pitt/ Pitt-Voight marriage equality "family feud," but the AggreGAYtor wants to know who made Page 6.
• Uganda's Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga promises to bring back the infamous "kill the gays" bill.
• Mike Huckabee, a lazily carved Halloween pumpkin left to rot on a New Mexico porch, says a vote for equality and reproductive rights is a vote for eternal damnation.
• Huckles must really rack up the frequent flyer miles. A few hours later, he was spotted in Minnesota greeting trick-or-treaters. The kids who asked for Skittles were immediately whisked away to have a "conversation" with Marcus Bachmann, who was dressed as Patti LaBelle for some reason.
• Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe insists that we are all mistaking "nerd" for "gay."
• Two suspects have been arrested for the murder of gay teen Terrance Wright.
• Although Gaypublican Richard Tisei's politics are wascally, he does know how to make a commercial.
• For those unfortunate souls interested in the salacious details of Joe Simpson's alleged sausage parties, here's your ipecac.
• Kyle Wood, the loveable scamp who faked a hate crime to help his bosses Chad Lee's candidacy against gay Assemblyman Mark Pocan has been fired. Womp waaaa.
• Although Rabbi Noson Leiter is right that the gayz did cause Hurricane Sandy, I think he isn't giving us enough credit for how difficult it was for us to create the storm. First, we had to beg Elton John to let us use his private island. Then we had to run around in circles for days with only coconuts and pita crisps to keep us going. There wasn't even any hummus! And Elton would not shut up about Madonna.
• New poll proclaims majority support for legal recognition of gay relationships in Texas.
• The Dallas Voice is fighting the Dallas City Attorney's Office for access to discrimination claims.
• GetEQUAL activist C.d. Kirven offers Dallas County Commissioner Maurine Dickey sensitivity training after the latter misidentified her as a man.
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1. Headache Occasional: For a garden-variety tension headache, first try acetaminophen (Tylenol), says Russell Portenoy, MD, chair of the department of pain medicine and palliative care at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. "It's the safest of all the over-the-counter pain relievers at recommended dosages," he says. If your headache doesn't disappear, choose a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) like ibuprofen (Advil) or naproxen sodium (Aleve), Fishman suggests. Aspirin also works, but because it has a slightly higher risk for gastrointestinal bleeding, most doctors don't recommend it for more than a few days in a row, says Portenoy. Aspirin for heart disease prevention is taken at a lower dose. You need something stronger: If the pain persists, talk to your doctor about a prescription-strength NSAID (Voltaren, Anaprox, Celebrex). For severe headaches, you may be prescribed drugs that contain butalbital (a barbiturate), caffeine, and either aspirin (Fiorinal) or acetaminophen (Fioricet). Migraine sufferers are often helped by triptans (like Imitrex or Zomig). If the headache becomes chronic, your best bet is to work with a doctor or pain specialist to find the right drug cocktail (this is true with any kind of ongoing pain; go to painmed.org/patient to find a specialist). Drug options include short-acting opioids (Percocet, Vicodin), antidepressants such as Effexor or Cymbalta, which double as analgesics, and antiseizure medications like gabapentin (Neurontin) or pregabalin (Lyrica), recently approved as the first drug to treat fibromyalgia. 2. Menstrual Cramps Regular monthly discomfort: Take an over-the-counter NSAID. "Studies have shown that these are more effective than acetaminophen in reducing this kind of pain," says Portenoy. You need something stronger: Your doctor may suggest a prescription-strength NSAID. Another option is suppressing your cycle with birth control pills, or—if the pain is bad enough—a short-acting opioid. Get the remedies for back and joint pain From the April 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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The first hour introduces string theory and shows how modern physics — composed of two theories that are ferociously incompatible — reached an impasse: one theory, known as general relativity, is successful in describing big things like stars and galaxies; another, called quantum mechanics, is equally successful in describing small things like atoms and subatomic particles. Albert Einstein, the inventor of general relativity, dreamed of finding a single theory that would embrace all of nature's laws. But in his quest for the so-called unified theory, Einstein came up empty-handed.
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The EPA has a role, she said, but that role is to work with -- not against -- the states.
"And what this EPA is doing, in reality, is going well beyond the intention of Congress. They're legislating by regulation," she said. "Do I want to abolish the EPA? No. I do think they have a role and have for the last 30 years played a role in cleaning up our air and water."
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Political experience: Lost 2nd District nomination to Erik Wells in 2004, lost 2nd District nomination to Bob Wise in 1996
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Education: Bachelor's degree in zoology form Duke University, master's degree in education from University of Virginia
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A poet replies to criticism of his latest book
Mississauga, ON, poet Keith Garebian, PhD, '73, responds to criticism of his most recent book
Re: "A Question of Interpretation?", Issue #4 –2010, pp.5-6
Ilkim Hincer and Ilke Hincer accuse Jane Switzer of making "an unfortunate error in judgment" in her article on me and my new poetry collection, Children of Ararat, which is about my Armenian father and the genocide he and his people suffered at the hands of the Ottoman Turks during WWI.
Despite the civil tone of their letter, the writers repeat the usual talking points and clichés of the official, rank Turkish denial of one of the worst atrocities ever committed against a people. They would have us believe that almost 1.5 million Armenians perished because of starvation and disease during the "forced mass relocation." The irony in this claim should be obvious: who starved them and how did they suffer disease? Moreover, where were they being relocated? Canyons, caves, and the impossible desert—the Turks' version of Auschwitz?
There is simply nothing new or valid in the joint Hincer claims. The Western world (that has overwhelmingly agreed with Raphael Lemkin (a Jew) who coined the word "genocide" to cover this atrocity and subsequent ones like it) has heard the same outrageous distortions and lies for over 95 years: the Armenians (almost all of whom were disarmed by the Turks in the years preceding the genocide) would foment rebellion (what, even the babies, young boys and girls, and old men and women?); that many Turks also died during the war (so did the Nazis, but that doesn't absolve them of genocide); that Armenians were helping the Russians behind Turkish lines (what, even the small villages and communities far removed from those very lines and who didn't know what was happening there?); and that Armenian propaganda is responsible for promoting the view of Turkish denial (what, are Taner Akcam, Orhan Pamuk, Elif Shafak, and all the Turkish intellectuals and scholars who recently signed a declaration recognizing Turkey's "shameful act"–a euphemism, if there ever was one—suddenly non-Turks?).
Do the letter writers not know of the headlines in international papers and magazines of the day regarding the mass killings of 1915? Have they not heard of American ambassador Morgenthau's reports of the atrocities at the time they were being committed? Have they been blissfully unaware that some of the leading perpetrators of the genocide were condemned to death in absentia by world tribunals?
If there is anything unfortunate about the Hincers' letter it is their refusal to engage with facts. Is it not a crime in modern Turkey to "insult Turkishness" by recognizing the genocide? Is it not a fact that Turks have desecrated scores of Armenian monuments and cemeteries and have attempted to remove any trace of Armenians from their guidebooks?
I do share the Hincers' hope that "one day Armenians and Turks will reconcile," but that day will not dawn until modern Turkey indulges in the three R's (Recognition, Repentance, and Reparation) for their crime against humanity.
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Statewide Food System Assessments
Ken Meter has performed statewide (or provincial) food system assessments in thirteen states: Arkansas, California, Hawai'i, Indiana, Manitoba, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina, Virginia, & West Virginia. Alaska is coming soon! Five of these are in-depth, and linked below. The others can be accessed by clicking on the box at the right.
South Carolina: Making Small Farms Big Business (2013)
Hoosier Farmer? Emerging Food Systems in Indiana (2012)
Ohio's Food Systems: Farms at the Heart of it All (2011)
Mapping the Minnesota Food Industry (2009)
"Food Production Nodes" Build a Web of Support Around a Food Hub (2013)
Many local foods efforts find, when they try to start food hubs, that there is not nearly enough supply of locally grown produce to pay for the operation of an entire warehouse. This poses a dilemma for local foods leaders: do you build an aggregation center and hope that farmers will surface to fill it, or do you work to expand farm production when there is no central place to take the product? Harder still, supply and demand must be in balance at each step of the way, or the situation will be unstable. How do you move forward?
Ken Meter's essay suggests refocusing the question as: how do we build the web of relationships required to support a food hub? This places less attention on whether a specific business succeeds, and more on the relationships of trust needed to support a supply network: what might be called the Food Web. Read more.
Emerging Greenhouse Technology in the Netherlands (2012)
The Koppert Cress greenhouse near Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, aspires to be the "world's most sustainable greenhouse." Here, micro-greens are grown under LED and natural light, then shipped to gourmet restaurants globally. This first-hand report offers a glimpse of pioneering innovations at all stages of production. The firm also operates a similar greenhouse on Long Island in New York. Download report below:
Download Greenhouse report with pictures (large file – 98mb)
Download Greenhouse report without pictures (text-only – 131k)
Local Foods: Potential to Build Wealth & Health in Alabama (2012)
The Food Bank of North Alabama published a beautiful four-color brochure showing the results of Ken Meter's study of their region's farm and food economy in early 2012. The findings were unveiled for the first time at a public meeting sponsored by the Commissioner of Agriculture, John McMillan, in his offices in Montgomery. Read about the food bank's vision for economic development in the Huntsville region. Posted with the permission of the Food Bank of North Alabama.
Local Food Systems: Building Health & Wealth in the Delta (2012)
The Delta Fresh Foods Initiative commissioned the Mississippi Delta Farm & Food Economy study from Ken Meter in early 2012. They used these findings to produce a colorful brochure, outlining their case for addressing what they call a "double crisis of food and health" by building a strong and resilient food system in the Delta. "The key to economic recovery in the Mississippi Delta will be to bring the economy back home," DFFI says, and their document shows just how they will do that. Posted with the permission of the Delta Fresh Food Initiative.
Promising Community-Based Food System Initiatives (2010)
Looking for inspiration? Here is a concise overview of some of the reasons the community-based food movement must flourish, with selected examples of groundbreaking local foods initiatives across the U.S.
The Potential for Urban Agriculture (2009)
Urban Agriculture holds great potential. Did you know that forty-one percent of all farm commodities are sold from farms in metropolitan counties? And that 55% of the money made from producing farm commodities was made in metro regions?
Proposals for Census of Agriculture 2012 (2009)
What if the 2012 U.S. Census of Agriculture helped communities measure their own health, wealth, connection and capacity, not just farms and commodities? Read these recommendations by Ken Meter of Crossroads Resource Center.
Local Food as Community Economic Development (2008)
Local and state governments now spend $50 billion per year giving incentives to businesses, and often don't get much in return. Building community-based food systems is a better way to refashion the U.S. economy.
Local Food Systems: Building Health & Wealth in Metro Denver (2008)
Food has become a leading cause of death, rivaling tobacco. Colorado spends $874 million per year to pay for the medical costs of obesity. The Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission asked Angie Tagtow and Ken Meter to show the potential local foods systems have to reduce public costs for food-related health conditions. Data like this might help your local officials support the local foods cause.
Neighborhood Balance Sheets Assess Local Economies
How does a low-income neighborhood create a regional destination? First, by understanding its local economy, and then by acting together to strengthen existing capacities. See Ken Meter's White Paper, written for the American Planning Association (APA) (1998).
South Carolina: Making Small Farms Big Business (2013)
Early in 2013, the State of South Carolina commissioned Crossroads Resource Center to produce an investment plan for local foods. Five short months later, after interviewing more than 150 food system leaders, Ken Meter and Megan Phillips Goldenberg put forward a $9.5 million plan. It calls for a statewide marketing campaign — "Eat Five, Buy Five" — asking consumers to eat five fruits and vegetables each day for health, and to buy $5 of foods direct from farmers each week. If every consumer in the state bought $5 per week, South Carolina farmers would earn $1.2 billion of new revenue, rivaling sales in the state;s produce industry. The plan also calls for the creation of a competitive grants program to support clusters of farms that supply local markets: "Food Production Nodes" that help build a web of support around food hubs. It also calls for ongoing farmer training, with greater statewide coordination. Read more.
"One of the best documents that has been produced in the state to promote rural prosperity in decades."
— Dana Beach, head of the Charleston-based Coastal Conservation League, and founder of GrowFood Carolina
"This is the most massive project ever undertaken to develop a local food supply in South Carolina. Implementation of the results of the study can increase significantly the income of rural counties in our state."
— Jack Shuler, president of the Palmetto Agribusiness Council
Commissioned by the State of South Carolina (Departments of Agriculture and Commerce), South Carolina Farm Bureau, Palmetto Agribusiness Council, Bank of South Carolina, Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, Coastal Conservation League, and Clemson University Extension.
Hoosier Farmer? Emerging Food Systems in Indiana (2012)
Food business clusters have been emerging in Indiana since the mid-1970s. They are now taking root in farm commodity producing regions. Young members of the Indiana Farm Bureau are positioning themselves for a future of farming that may be very different than the past, knowing that if each Hoosier spent less than $5 per week buying food directly from Indiana farms, this would generate $1.5 billion of new farm income for state farmers—a 20% increase in farm revenue.
Ohio's Food Systems — Farms at the Heart of It All (2011)
Clusters of local foods businesses are forming across Ohio, as residents innovate ways to provide healthier food options,
and bring farmers into more direct contact with consumers. These business clusters focus their attention on building strong relationships of
trust, overcoming a long history of export agriculture. Written by Ken Meter of Crossroads Resource Center for the
University of Toledo Urban Affairs Center, with funds from the
Ohio Department of Agriculture.
Mapping the Minnesota Food Industry (2009)
A study of Minnesota's food economy shows relationships are the key to creating the food industry of the future. Read close interviews with food business leaders, and learn a wealth of facts and figures.
Food With the Farmer's Face On It: Emerging Community-Based Food Systems (2003)
Emerging in thousands of communities all over the U.S., the community-based foods movement seeks to find "Food With the Farmer's Face On It." The W. K. Kellogg Foundation asked Ken Meter to produce a media guide introducing readers to this vital movement.
Generic Scope of Work for Local Economic Analysis
Local foods leaders of 95 regions in 32 states and one Canadian province have asked Ken Meter to study their local farm and food economy. His analysis has played a critical role in animating local foods activity across the continent.
Finding Food in Farm Country (2001)
Launching all of this activity was Ken Meter's original "Finding Food in Farm Country" study of Southeast Minnesota, commissioned by Community Design Center and the Experiment in Rural Cooperation. This has been used as a reference in at least 12 university programs.
Fifty-Year Vision & Indicators for a Sustainable Minneapolis
The City of Minneapolis won national recognition for its sustainability initiative. Central to that effort was a fifty-year vision for the city's future, and specific measures of sustainability, devised by city residents. The public process for defining these indicators was coordinated by Ken Meter of Crossroads Resource Center. This is a fundamental document to read if you want to measure sustainability.
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Hi Z34, we are tied with 17,750 points so far in 2013. Perfect records. That is a great picture you have posted here. You have very good looking grandchildren. Want to become buddies??? Warren :-)
Hi, congratulations on having the perseverance to post for 300 consecutive days. Keep up the great work and Good Luck in the future! Want to become buddies??? Warren :-)
Aloha old_golfer, thanks for posting on my 'just a x' topic. Have a great week.
I would very much enjoy having you post in my new "STATE" ranking topic in the "just for fun" topic section. I hope to attract posters from many states. You can find your Texas/Lonestar state ranking (which includes all 11 Texas metro areas + the rest of Texas) at the following website. http://www.hovercode.com/gas/texas.php . If this is of any interest to you, would love to see you post there on a daily basis. You can also post the total number of Texas members which is found at the beginning of the listing. My topic can be found at: http://www.dallasgasprices.com/Forum_MSG.aspx?master=&category=1235&topic=499046&page_no=1&FAV=Y Thanks in advance for your interest
Congratulations on earning your "racing stripes". Great young_golfer picture. Want to become buddies???
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! : ) Have a wonderful week and be safe as you travel! As we travel this weekend, of course, we'll take GB along for the ride! lol! Thanks!
Congrads to you for posting 90+ conssecutive days. Would you like to be buddies? I bet you have done this before you know racing stripes and all. I love your quote!! Nice avatar. If that doesn't make you smile and laugh, nothing will. weet avatar!!!! The innocent years, only wish to have them back, uh?
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thats awsome adam, thanks for sharing the link
Check out this cool time-elapse from the Orlando Sentinel. It is the decorating of the giant Gingerbread House at the Grand Flordian.
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thats awsome adam, thanks for sharing the link
Wow- that was cool! I need to borrow those magic elves to decorate my house next.
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Thats really cool to watch! Thanks a lot
Darn. My computer is blocking the video. I wonder if Fiona did a time-lapse video of her gingerbread house?
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Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
Would you really want to see a time-lapse of the walls falling over (twice), the roof sliding off and alex eating every other sweet he picked up?
Cool video. One day I'll get to see it in real life.
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That is SO cool! I have always wanted to go there while they were building it, but I have never been able to do it.
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WOW!!! That video was amazing! I was asking someone about this house on another thread! Thanks Adam x x
very cool--cant wait to see it!
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Residents, staff and guests enjoyed Cinco de Mayo festivities last week at Nolan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Those attending enjoyed Mexican snacks, drinks, music and Mexican dancing by Aida Pantoja.
Two Taylor Electric Cooperative employees are being called heroes after they pulled two women from a burning vehicle Monday afternoon. It happened on County Road 196 near the town of Nolan around 1 p.m. According to Sweetwater's Fire Chief, Grant Madden, two women were trapped in their car after an accident when it caught fire. The fire was said to be caused by the women trying to get out of the loose dirt and tires spinning on the dirt.
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A memorial service for Tony Wayne Fisher, 42, of Sweetwater, will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 14, 2011, at Word of God Church in Sweetwater with Rev. Dale Stowe officiating. Fisher died Monday, May 9, 2011, at Nolan Nursing and Rehab.
Thomas Mirron Sanders, age 76, passed away Sunday, May 8, 2011 in Monahans, TX. He was born May 9, 1934 in Hermleigh, TX; to William and Marietta (George) Sanders. Thomas was a member of the Church of God in Kermit, TX and loved to fish.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 212 calls for service, issued 13 citations and made nine arrests from May 5-8, 2011.
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The state meet in Austin represents the pinnacle for high school track and field athletes. And for Callie Sandusky of Highland, it will be a chance to end her two-sport career by bringing home a state medal. Sandusky, a senior, will be making her first state appearance when she com-petes in the Class 1A girls high jump at 6 p.m. Friday. She qualified with a second-place jump of 5-4 at regionals, a personal best effort that tied Highland's school record set in 1984 by Brandye (Owens) Wilson, now a teacher at Highland.
The Roscoe Collegiate High School celebrated a high achievement on Friday night, May 6 at the Coliseum in Snyder. Over 50% of the graduating seniors attained the unique goal of graduating with an Associate's degree from Western Texas College in Snyder. The 13 seniors also have the distinct honor of graduating high school with the Associate's degree three weeks in advance of receiving their high school degrees.
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UCI statement: reform of professional road cycling calendar
The International Cycling Union (UCI) confirms that it has been in discussions with Omega Pharma-QuickStep owner Zdenek Bakala and his business partner Bessel Kok since late 2011 about the possible development of the professional road cycling calendar.
These discussions have included their potential financial investment in a new joint venture company with the UCI and other cycling stakeholders that would promote and organise elements of this new calendar. The UCI has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with them as the initial investors in the joint venture and will now enter into extensive dialogue with the teams and race organisers before any final agreement is concluded.
The possible development of the professional road cycling calendar will be subject to comments from the wide-ranging consultation "A bright future for cycling" that will involve all the stakeholders in the sport and which will take place in the first quarter of 2013. This consultation will have a considerable bearing on this proposed joint venture and the future road cycling calendar.
No agreement has been reached on the reforms that will take place to the calendar and as such any media reports about the future of the calendar are pure speculation at this stage. However, the UCI will retain full control over the calendar, including sporting and technical elements. The UCI and the investors are also committed to ensuring that the final structure of the joint venture will avoid conflicts of interest.
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Looks like a creative idea, but the tortilla acting as a bun gives me the impression that it will fall apart in my hands! xD
A bun that thin with such thick contents probably will cause flimsy-ing to occur to a certain degree, but you should be fine if you eat it with both hands.
Chili's, Applebee's... if you look at those calorie counts, you may never want to go back again!
Chili's is insane with calorie counts. Pepper in some fat, why don't you.
I tried one once, it was ok I guess.
Why is it that all the fun flavors of chips are only available in the UK?
Chocolate pasta?
That sounds like it could be decent if you were to eliminate the cilantro. Hell, it may even be good with the cilantro...
How about some mushy pea ice cream?
That's so farfetched, I'm having trouble coming up with what it would taste like.
Apparently that is snail porridge
Again, no idea what it would taste like, but if it's from the owner of a restaurant named best in the world multiple times, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it's delicious.
have you ever tried bacon with chocolate?
Still on the hunt to find that one at a fair. I could do it myself, but I'm far too lazy.
What flavor would those be? I searched for it and I came across this interesting Ben & Jerry's flavor.
Weird that I'd come across it on this particular day. Incidentally, I tried my first chocolate-covered peanut butter-filled pretzel today.
Posted May 22, '12 at 8:42pm
What flavor would those be?
AIDS flavor, thats what.
Posted May 22, '12 at 10:27pm
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@ BritHennerz I'm having trouble deciding which one of those dishes is the strangest! =P
@ Spermies I'm... speechless!
@ Chubby Hubby I can't say that's the weirdest Ben & Jerry's flavor I've ever seen! Especially since those "Greek" flavors came out! xD
This one takes the cake... or in this case, the chocolate-covered potato chip!
Posted May 22, '12 at 11:35pm
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Where do you find all this weird stuff?
Posted May 23, '12 at 6:38pm
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Talk about weird ice cream flavors. Oh well, at least that's one thing you aren't deep-frying.
Oh wait...
Posted May 23, '12 at 7:58pm
I believe it was also posted in last year's edition for being so bizarre. However, it is definitely not the weirdest ice cream flavor in that thread.
Google searches, mostly. A small percentage of it comes from prior knowledge or experience.
Oh well, at least that's one thing you aren't deep-frying.
It has been widely associated with Mexican and Asian cuisines, even though it is originally American.
After all, deep-frying is in no way limited to American cuisine.
That there is deep-fried kimchi, for those of you who can't tell by looking at it.
Posted May 23, '12 at 8:57pm
Deep-fried and Tabasco flavored ice cream?!? And I thought apple pie was a weird flavor... xP
@ Deep-fried kimchi That... looks... so... DELICIOUS!! I guess it goes to show that anything tastes good deep-fried! =D
I wish there were more places to find deep-fried oddities. I'd do it myself but I don't feel safe around scalding hot liquids!
Posted May 23, '12 at 9:16pm
And I thought apple pie was a weird flavor... xP
Nahh, that's nothing. When you're done reading these flavors, you'll see apple pie as an everyday flavor.
This image is way too large to be posted in this forum, but much easier to read (and worth the excruciating single click it takes to get there).
I'd do it myself but I don't feel safe around scalding hot liquids!
Get someone else to do the actual deep-frying while you stand a good distance away and you're good to go.
Posted May 23, '12 at 10:25pm
Lol... some of the flavors on the big list are too funny to be real! I can't help but wonder how they flavor flavors like Motor Oil, Dirt and whatever "Looks Like Viagra" is! xP
If it is actually homemade, I can't say I want to know how they make the "Booger" flavor, or market it for that matter! Haha!
And of course, there just HAS to be a bacon flavor! Although with all those other flavors, bacon seems like it would be commonplace!
I'll take that into consideration!
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Macoun apples are a cross between the McIntosh and Jersey Black varieties.[1] The Macoun (sometimes pronounced "McCowan") was developed at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, by R. Wellington. Named after Canadian fruit grower W.T. Macoun, it was first introduced in 1923, and is an eating apple. Macouns are also very popular at roadside stands and pick-your-own farms. Availability is generally October through November.
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The skin is a dark red with a purplish flush. Its very firm flesh is juicy and snow white, tasting sweet with a hint of berry.
Disease susceptibility[edit]
- Scab: High[2]
- Powdery mildew: High
- Cedar apple rust: High
- Fire blight: Medium
- ^ "CALS Impact: Five Important Apple Varieties Named by Cornell." http://www.cals.cornell.edu/cals/public/impact/apple-varieties.cfm
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