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In the garden
Growing a fall vegetable garden
Harvesting vegetables out of your own garden is very satisfying. Vegetables you grow yourself just seem to taste better, and it's particularly nice to know they also help reduce the grocery bill.
You can continue to enjoy home-grown vegetables until first frost or, in some cases, until several weeks after the first freeze if you begin putting a fall vegetable garden in now.
In Central Virginia, the first frost usually occurs around Oct. 15, so early August is the right time to begin planning and planting.
"We'll start our seeds during the next couple of weeks," says Henrico Master Gardener Robin Bryant, who's planning a fall garden with residents at the home where she works as a counselor. "It will be time to take out our squash, and that frees up a big space for planting."
Last year Bryant raised fall crops of lettuce, beets, collards, turnips and kale in her garden. "Some crops will even overwinter here," she says. "Last year, I thought the kale was dead and started to pull it out, but my boyfriend suggested we leave it in, and it came back in the spring."
Many vegetables can be grown in the fall, and the flavor of some, such as cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, Jerusalem artichokes, and Brussels sprouts may actually be improved after a frost.
If they're mulched, kale, spinach, onions, lettuce, parsley, parsnips, carrots and salsify can be enjoyed throughout the winter.
Before planting fall crops, you may need to restore nutrients removed by spring and summer crops by adding compost or a light application of a complete chemical fertilizer to your soil.
Seeds need to be planted in moist soil so plant after a rain or water thoroughly the day before. The Virginia Extension Service recommends sprouting seeds indoors before planting for a fall garden. Sprouted seeds can be planted deeper than normal which helps prevent them from drying out.
Bryant hasn't tried sprouting her seeds before planting, but she agrees that attentive watering is a must, especially after seedlings begin to appear. "You have to keep watering," says Bryant. "Water, water, water, every day, sometimes even twice a day, or the little seedlings are not going to make it."
Insects may not pose the same problems in fall vegetables because their peak activity is usually in mid-summer, but you'll still need to check the plants periodically. Rotating crops so that those in the same family are not put back into the same space in the garden can also help prevent disease and pest problems.
"When I was a child gardening with my father, we only had a summer garden," says Bryant. "But when I became a master gardener, I learned about fall gardens and started planting them."
"We really enjoy our gardens," she adds.
Fall gardens help optimize production from your gardening space, and they can be an opportunity to try again if something you planted in the spring didn't grow. As Henrico Extension Agent Lisa Sanderson says, "Gardening is always a lovely learning experience."
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
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YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is now registering participants for its fall 2014 schedule of classes.
The center will offer more than 100 classes for children and adults, covering topicssuch as culinary arts, fiber arts, visual and performance arts and more. Instruction is structured to appeal to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to experts of all ages. Class sizes are kept small to ensure maximum benefit for participants with generally no more than 15 students. > Read more.
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Orange-Date Coffee Cake Recipe
You'll want to eat Pat Walter's delicate cake a sliver at a time…just to make the enjoyment last. "The splash of orange juice and chewy dates are what make this recipe extra-special," Pat adds from Pine Island, Minnesota.
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 1/2 cup chopped dates
- 1/2 cup chopped nuts
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons cold butter
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In another bowl, whisk the egg, milk, oil, orange juice and peel; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in dates.
- Pour into a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking pan. In a bowl, combine the nuts, brown sugar and cinnamon. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs; sprinkle over batter.
- Bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Serve warm. Yield: 12 servings.
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Atlas Shrugged: Part 2
- Release Date: Oct. 12, 2012
- Genres: Drama, SciFi/Fantasy
- Cast: Jason Beghe, Samantha Mathis, Esai Morales, Patrick Fabian, Kim Rhodes, Richard T. Jones, D.B. Sweeney, Paul McCrane, John Rubinstein
- Directors: John Putch
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And the FISA vote is a case study on why the quality of the Senators often matters a good deal more than the number of Democrats.
on a comment on Why 60 Votes Matters: A Case Study on Today's Medicare Vote over 6 years ago
on a comment on Why MyDD Isn't Free over 6 years ago
Like I know anything.
Romney over McCain by 34-32
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You are free to urge a funding cut. They raise their money from their members.
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I didn't argue that the problem is that the Democrats attacked Moveon. I argued that there were lost votes on Iraq, habeas, troop deployments, etc, and that sending letters of support when the Democrats fuck everything up suggests the organization's priorities in its communication department are poor. That's just beyond dispute.
That said, I'm all for better communication.
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Where exactly is the disagreement? Both us would prefer to have larger Democratic majorities, both of us want big progressive caucuses. Both of us would prefer to have Warner win in Virginia than the Republican, and that's true basically anywhere.
All I'm saying is that I have policy disagreements with Warner, that he should be pushed left, and that I think his race will be tougher than a 20 point blowout. You're writing posts strenuously arguing for a strategy to get to 60 votes in the Senate, and pretending as if that's not my goal as well. I mean, there are people in your comments bashing me as if I am saying that Warner shouldn't be the candidate and should lose, and you aren't bothering to correct even one of them.
Come on.
comment on a post Is It Wrong to Apply Pressure on Iran? over 6 years ago
In 2002, if a major Democrat had said 'Saddam Hussein poses the greatest strategic threat to American interests in the Middle East in several generations, he is acquiring weapons of mass destruction, and he needs to be disarmed. We need increased sanctions and more inspections to deal with this threat.'
Would he or she be helpful or not in the war debate?
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Stop being a hater. And by hater, I mean someone who posts mostly neutral analysis.
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Jerome seems to be upset that I did not put MyDD under open left groups of OpenLeft, and I feel terrible about that. My intent with that blogroll was to list a sampling of institutions, not a list of blogs. I included FDL, Dailykos, and Boingboing because they are institutions, and I also included Google and Avaaz.
For the record, OpenLeft is not funded by PFAW. I have nothing but respect for Jerome and his time letting me explore the blog medium on his site. I wish him well, and I have found his writing exceptionally useful.
on a comment on Open Left Is, Um, Open over 7 years ago
I think it was a good decision. There's a lot of leverage where you are, and you can create tremendous social change with your experience and capacity.
I would of course support you 200% with any decision you made.
on a comment on Open Left Is, Um, Open over 7 years ago
My disagreement with Jerome is about partisanship as a principle, namely, that I don't think it is one. Partisanship doesn't represent anything in and of itself, it's only a symptom of an organized set of actors who disagree with another organized set of actors and are willing to work that disagreement out through the electoral system. What was happening in 1998 was that the open left was beginning to self-identify, and that process created the networks that allowed us to take a much more partisan approach down the years.
I was around online at the time as well, and I saw a lot of different stuff going on. I was posting on NYT message boards, and in researching 1998 politics, I've found a variety of political websites up at the time on impeachment. There was a pretty strong anti-impeachment webring.
Only Moveon actually built an institution out of the energy. The rhetoric they used at the time was strikingly similar to that of Common Cause, with a few key differences. Common Cause emerged out of disgust with Nixon, but it was explicitly anti-partisan. While Moveon sought votes from both Republicans and Democrats, the rhetoric embraced elections and participation in elections as a key organizing principle.
It's unquestionable that Moveon was a left-wing organization at the time, but it's also pretty clear that they have been radicalized by the last nine years and changed their rhetoric and strategy. The core principles, though, were laid down in 1998.
For a lot of us, our first moment in discussing politics online revolved around that weird summer in 1998, when Clinton was shooting missiles into Afghanistan while facing impeachment. Moveon came out of that moment as an institution. It wasn't the only group, and it is not itself the birth of the movement. It is just one part of the story, the institutional part.
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I'm printing it out. Interesting.
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Geneva Conven-what?
Barack Obama show leadership? Heh.
A lot of these donors want numbers, they don't necessarily want accountability.
This is not actually a contradiction, though it does seem that way. I don't think these groups are all doing bad work in all cases. That said, I do suspect that a lot of them are actively harmful and help create bad habits for young progressives. Fraud in a youth organization is bad for young people's politics, period.
While there may positive work coming out of that space, it is entirely unclear whether their existence is a net positive or a negative for liberalism or this country.


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I watched Sukiyaki Western by Takashi Miike the other day. It was typically Miike in that the film was highly original, really well shot, and charismatic, but there was something about the plot line that didn't quite work. Also, Tarantino was pretty awful in his side-role. Despite the film's weaknesses, I was totally engrossed. This always happens when I watch Miike films. One of his previous films called 'Gozu' was really good too.


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I'm new to the knife world, have yet to buy one. But I have found myself in need of one so many times, that I need to just get one. Spyderco seems the way to go! I need to get something small so I can use it at work without drawing negative attention. I was thinking the dragonfly 2 or dragonfly salt.
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Georgia wide receiver Chris Conley, a 6'3″ 206-pound junior who caught 45 balls this year for the Bulldogs, loves Star Wars. Like, he really loves Star Wars. He loves Star Wars so much, in fact, that he organized a group of his friends to dress up like Stormtroopers and other characters so he could film a video homage to the film series.
Had a great time shooting with @_Flight_31 this morning! Can't wait for the premiere in April #phewphew http://t.co/DlNXT5a0PX—
Meredith Holt (@mgholt15) February 09, 2014
Yes, that's head coach Mark Richt with Boba Fett and a bunch of Stormtroopers. This is a real thing that happened.
There's a Star Wars fight scene being filmed in Tate Plaza right now. #UGA @universityofga http://t.co/9p5Lo7ByaB—
Jamie L (@jlew8) February 09, 2014
Conley put the call out on Twitter last November for local Star Wars fans to help him make the video, and got the official team videographer to help as well.
Looking for fellow film or Star Wars fans on campus. I'm thinking of filming a light saber duel around campus. #EpicDuel #CallingAllNerds—
Chris Conley (@_Flight_31) November 18, 2013
In an interview with Dog Bytes, Conley explained his love for the franchise.
"My brother and I got into the games and into the some of the Star Wars history outside of the movies and I've just been a fan of it ever since," Conley said. "I've been a big guy who prides myself on remaining who I am regardless of who I'm around or how old I get. It's something that I like and regardless of what people tell me, if it's frowned upon or not. It's me."
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A Pickens County school bus driver was ticketed after her bus crashed Friday afternoon.
The crash happened about noon near the intersection of Winding Creek Road and Wishing Well Lane.
Troopers said the bus driver ran off the right side of the road and then hit a telephone pole, a fence and a tree before it came to a stop.
SLIDESHOW: Driver injured in bus wreck
The driver was trapped in the bus after the crash. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Greensburg —
Suicide and mental illness are not topics often discussed in polite conversation.
They come with a stigma attached that borders on the taboo, as if talking about it could somehow afflict one with illness. But the problem will not cease to exist if it is ignored. The rise in nation-wide mental health issues proves that this is not the case.
Locally, suicide and mental illness are issues as well. Many Greensburg residents know at least one person that suffers from some form of depression, or possibly are affected by it themselves. Given the right conditions, a simple case of depression can escalate into something far more dangerous. Some Decatur County residents have had their lives touched by suicide in one form or another, whether by attempting to take their own lives, or surviving to miss someone who succeeded. Depression is a sneaking illness and those that suffer from it don't usually realize quite how bad it is until its too late.
Kimmie Maxwell - and others like her - are hoping to change much of that.
Maxwell is part of a group of Greensburg residents who seek to bring mental illness and depression and their links to suicide out of the darkness and into the light.
On May 18, from noon to 2 p.m., the Greensburg High School track will host the second annual Out of the Darkness Community Walk. The event seeks to raise awareness of mental health and suicide issues, as well as providing resources to those in need and raising money for prevention and education. Set up and registration will take place from 11 a.m. to noon.
The event is mainly comprised of teams where each person is asked to raise $100. The 16 teams will walk three to five miles to help raise awareness of the growing mental health problem in, around and beyond the Decatur County community.
There will be a multitude of resources available for those suffering from mental health issues, as well as information for those wishing to help others who are currently suffering.
Each team will have a tent or booth set up, most featuring pictures and information about the person for whom the team is walking, whether it be in honor of someone still fighting mental illness, or someone who lost the battle. In addition, many teams are expected to have drinks and light food for sale, with proceeds going to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to aid in awareness. There may also be teams who will offer face painting or other games for a small fee, as well as raffles for prizes.
Many residents remember the tragic suicide of Greensburg Police Lieutenant Larry Dance in January. His family is now very active with raising awareness and prevention of suicide and mental health problems.
Dance's mother, Margaret Dance, has done a lot of work to bring the issue of mental health to attention so that other families won't have to suffer a similar loss. The Dance family team, Dance197, is very involved with the Out of the Darkness event and will be present on Saturday to walk in Dance's memory. Greensburg Police Department, Greensburg Fire Department, and EMT members will be at the event as well, as schedules permit. In addition, Margaret Dance has paper life preservers for sale for one dollar at several businesses throughout Greensburg, very much like Riley Hospital's hot air balloons or St. Jude's Hospital's pumpkins. All proceeds go to the AFSP to aid with awareness and prevention. The AFSP has six main goals in relation to suicide: research, education, prevention, awareness, legislation, and support.
One of the organizers for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk, Kimmie Maxwell, said people don't realize that suicide and depression are no different from cancer: They eat you from the inside out.
Maxwell seeks to bring the issue to the attention of Decatur County residents, hoping to remove some of the stigma attached to the topics.
There will be a number of speakers at the event, each offering a unique perspective on the topic of suicide and mental illness. Leslie Asche-Thackery will offer a short welcome to participants just before noon when Janet Hodson will take over and open the event with a prayer before speaking.
At 12:30 p.m., Kimmie Maxwell will speak about her own struggle as a survivor left behind after a loved one committed suicide and the reasons she felt the need to start the Out of the Darkness walk here in Greensburg.
GPD Lieutenant Brendan Bridges will speak at 12:45 p.m. about what it is like to be a first responder to suicide calls and his personal reaction to being a first responder to the death of his superior officer, Larry Dance. Bridges will also offer a message of hope to those struggling with mental health and those that support loved ones with mental health issues.
Andy Kinker will speak at 1 p.m. on the difficulties of helping someone with suicidal tendencies stay out of harm. The daily struggle places a massive weight on the shoulders of anyone attempting to keep a family together through mental health issues. Kinker's words may offer comfort to someone going through the same situation.
North Decatur High School guidance counselor Barb Lecher will speak at 1:15 p.m. regarding the aftermath that students with parents who have committed suicide must deal with, as well as the dangers of suicidal and self-harming thoughts to students and what resources parents and family can use to recognize signs and get help.
At 1:30 p.m., Diane McKinney, a spokesperson from Decatur County Memorial Hospital, will speak on the hospital perspective of suicide and how to help people cope with loss and the aftermath of suicide for survivors. In addition, McKinney will inform those present where to go if they or a loved one begins showing suicidal tendencies in the hopes that prevention will be possible.
Carol Burr, of New Directions, will speak at 1:45 p.m. on the unique group of individuals who become suicidal after suffering abuse. The abuser and abusee go through special circumstances that lead them to the point of suicide and Burr seeks to address these issues before they become life and death problems. New Directions is a safe house for those who have been abused.
Desi Shaw, granddaughter of Jack Fletcher, a noted Greensburg resident who committed suicide in his 80s, will speak at 2 p.m. with a message of hope. Her team, Fletcher's Fighters, walk in honor of Jack Fletcher. She will lead the event into the balloon release, which is being made possible by donations from Buy-Rite Auto and Acra Automotive.
Kimmie Maxwell believes that there is a local need for suicide prevention resources. A suicide prevention hot line she is in contact with receives a large number of calls from Decatur County. Maxwell is in the process of organizing a support group for survivors and those still suffering with the aid of Leslie Asche-Thackery and Melony Maxwell. Anyone interested in assisting with the support group should contact Kimmie Maxwell at 812-593-9526.
Maxwell said that depression doesn't mean you are crazy, it just means you need help. Suicide and self harm are not the way to release the pain and tension, and there are definitely people who care and want to help. It shouldn't take a loss for people to realize that this is a nation wide issue that needs to be addressed, Maxwell said.
The organizers of the Out of the Darkness Community Walk urge anyone with suicidal thoughts to call the crisis hot line at 800-273-8255. For more information about the AFSP or to learn more about warning signs and prevention, call 888-333-2377 or visit www.afsp.org.
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A man was in critical condition after he was shot at a Phoenix hotel Thursday night.
The man checked into a room at the Traveler's Inn at 51st Avenue just south of Interstate 10 about 9:30 p.m. when two men knocked on his door and entered his room, said Tommy Thompson of the Phoenix Police Department.
Soon after, the victim made his way to the hotel lobby, where he collapsed. Thompson confirmed the man had been shot but didn't know whether he suffered more than one gunshot.
Thompson said investigators were interviewing witnesses, including one who claimed to have heard a gunshot.
The victim was taken to a Phoenix hospital.
Thompson said no motive had been determined by Friday morning.
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Street racing in the middle of a Phoenix neighborhood. Because of that, an innocent family was seriously hurt after one of the cars racing collided with theirs.
Sadly, a 3-year-old was pulled off life supposed on Monday and died. The boy's father spoke to us today in hope of getting his son's story out.
This family is absolutely heartbroken. They're remembering this young boy whose life was cut short.
"I was just driving normally…"
Jose Garces, his 3-year-old son Eric, and his two other young daughters were on their way to a party. They were a few blocks away when their lives changed in an instant.
"Four seconds later we got all the impact."
Their Nissan was hit head on near the intersection of 31st Avenue and Greenway by an Acura. Police believe the driver may have been drag racing.
The family was taken to the hospital, and sadly, Monday, 3-year-old Eric died in his hospital bed surrounded by his family.
"He was incredible."
Speaking through tears and clutching his sons picture, Jose Garces remembers his young son outside the hospital -- where his two other daughters are still recovering from their injuries.
The driver of the Acura that hit the Garces family was this man, 19-year-old Edgar Martinez. Police believe he may have been impaired on drugs.
He is now behind bars and will likely face manslaughter charges, according to police.
The family says they have nothing to say to him.
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The Garces family is now coming together as they heal, and grieve the loss of their young son and brother.
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The Linux New Media Awards are back! Organized by the publisher of Linux Magazine and Linux Pro Magazine, these awards recognize projects, organisations, people, and companies for their outstanding contributions to the Linux/FLOSS community.
The Readers Choice Award was held for the first time in 2010, and Ubuntu was awarded the best Linux distribution. This year, the Award focuses on the best Linux desktop application, and everyone is invited to participate. Submit your vote through our webform here.
The winners in all other categories will be chosen by a jury of about 300 experts from the Linux/FLOSS sector. The editorial staff of Linux New Media's magazines Linux Magazine, ADMIN, and Ubuntu User, as well as open source influencers Mark Shuttleworth, Linus Torvalds, and Alan Cox will cast their votes. Winners from previous years include Debian/GNU Linux, Mozilla, OpenStreetMap, and Linux kernel programmers.
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Reporter Christie Chisholm spoke with Larry J. King, a Navajo man who's fighting Hydro Resources, Inc. The company wants to mine an aquifer under Church Rock, N.M.
Rooting around in the aquifer for uranium will make the water in it undrinkable, says Rich Abitz, a geochemist, in the story. The EPA has agreed to look into the company's permit.
King has also started a campaign on Change.org that asks people to sign a petition to prevent the mining.
"Being in the Southwest, and being where every drop of water is precious—and where water is sacred, too—we need to preserve the water not only for ourselves but for future generations," says King. "Without water, there is nothing."
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Cindy Decario, Burnaby, B.C. When I picked up my copy of THN's Top 100 Players of All-Time by Position I was appalled to see Pat LaFontaine was not on the list.
by The Hockey News - October 31, 2010 1:48 PM EDT
Pat Moules, Kitchener, Ont. Wake up, Gary Bettman! I'm sorry to offend any diehard Coyotes fans and the NHL brass, but NHL hockey just isn't working in Phoenix.
by The Hockey News - October 30, 2010 2:19 PM EDT
Karen Lajoie, Yellowknife, N.W.T Do the Oilers not realize that hockey isn't just for the guys anymore? By bringing in scantily-clad female cheerleaders, they're basically telling all of us women who love and support the game that, hey, your money isn't needed around Edmonton.
by The Hockey News - October 29, 2010 2:09 PM EDT
Sandra Timmons, Ridgeland, Miss. Your Nov. 1 issue moved me for two reasons. First, the beautiful story about Fr. Les Costello. He should be in the Hall of Fame.
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Bobby Mason, Chicago In the world of the new NHL where mistakes are amplified, it's hard enough to not turn the puck over on your own, let alone because of the linesman.
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Doug Merchant, Edmonton The idea that the Edmonton Oilers will introduce cheerleaders is just embarrassing. I see this decision as an admission that the on-ice product can't keep 19,000 paying fans entertained for three 20-minute periods, so they need to "enhance" the fans' hockey "experience.
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Curtis Crawford, Kingston, Ont. In response to Adam Proteau's column in the Nov. 1 issue titled "Women worth nod from Hall," the reason most people are against it isn't because they're worried that there's not enough women to induct, it's that the women's game is a completely different game from the men's and it should be treated that way.
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Robb Swiatek, Orange, Conn. Versus does do a great job of covering games. However, broadcasting two games a week on Mondays and Tuesdays, which feature two different teams in the league each time, does not garner interest from the casual fan who would care to follow a team out of their market.
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Spencer Camus, Summerside, P.E.I. I seriously think NHL teams are making some big mistakes. Signing player to long-term deals can be very risky.
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Michael Plourde, Edmundston, N.B. When I see guys like Sheldon Souray and Wade Redden playing in the American League due to cap issues it makes me cringe.
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- Packaging concept for premium ready-to-serve cocktails for Junípero Gin and Genevieve Genever. Inspired by oil and vinegar cruets, the bottle-within-a-bottle design pours a perfectly proportioned cocktail every time, eliminating the hassle of measuring and mixing ingredients. Junípero Gin and dry white vermouth blend to create a classic dry Martini, while Genevieve Genever combines to create a Martinez, the predecessor to the modern Martini.
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Yesterday the University of Kentucky announced that five players were declaring for the NBA Draft. One Problem — junior Patrick Patterson apparently hasn't made up his mind yet.
Not according to his mom, at least:
"I thought, 'What are you talking about?' Then I found out UK released a statement saying Patrick and the four freshmen are leaving for the NBA and will declare for the draft," said Tywanna Patterson Wednesday night. "I said, 'Really, nobody told me.'"
Since her son is 21, she thought maybe he had made that decision on his own, even though when she last saw him Sunday the plan remained for him to wait a few more weeks to make his final decision about whether to return to the Wildcats for his senior season or not.
So that is that, Patterson hasn't made up his mind, right? Wrong. Mrs. Patterson of course tried to reach her son, his teammates and John Calipari.
Once her son called her back, he told her he still intended to think about it a "week or two and then make a decision" just as they planned.
"We were confused people by then," she said. "I have a problem with it going out and not being official. It is his decision. He has not declared for the draft and once he does he can't back out because he declared for the draft last year. But I am very upset with all this because the statement Patrick gave to DeWayne, he didn't know it was being released tonight.'
Tywanna Patterson also tried to call coach John Calipari, but he did not return her phone call.
"Me personally, I think it is Cal's way to get recruits to commit and wants to make sure they know John (Wall), DeMarcus (Cousins), Daniel (Orton) and Eric (Bledsoe) are gone along with Patrick," Tywanna Patterson said. "Pat didn't know they were sending that statement out tonight."
Mrs. Patterson may have a point, as Kentucky has refused to take anything back from its statement saying all five were gone:
UK spokesman DeWayne Peevy said late Wednesday night that he had no comment beyond what was in UK's release, but he said that it remained his understanding that all five players plan to enter the draft.
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Strong winds and low humidity have led National Weather Service forecasters to issue a red flag warning for the Santa Clarita Valley from 3 a.m. Monday to 6 p.m. Wednesday.
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Even when the weary Anaheim Ducks were missing their best skater on the dangerous end of back-to-back games, Jonas Hiller managed to keep his incredible winning streak intact.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - For all of Arizona's decorated basketball history, the 2013-14 Wildcats have done something none of their predecessors accomplished.
Men's and women's basketball continued to take the spotlight at The Master's College last week as both squads tuned up for Golden State Athletic Conference play with non-conference games that extended a winning streak for one and brought an end to another.
Amy Poehler made out with Bono, Tina Fey mocked George Clooney's taste in women and Matt Damon emerged, bizarrely, as the night's theme.
The crush of celebrities arriving at the Golden Globes led Jimmy Fallon to make a predictable joke: "Chris Christie's directing traffic out there."
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - An agreement awaiting a federal judge's final approval soon could end one of the nation's most historic desegregation efforts following decades of court battles and $1 billion of special aid to Little Rock-area schools.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - The six space station astronauts finally got their Christmas presents Sunday with the arrival of a privately launched supply ship that took an extra month to soar.
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) - Navy Cmdr. Valerie Overstreet wanted to start a family. But her job as a Navy pilot and the fact that she and her husband, also a naval officer, were stationed in different parts of the country made it complicated.
There were two Part 1 Crimes in Zone 2. One residential burglary was reported on Lincoln Avenue in Val Verde. The suspect entered the residence through the rear sliding door. Two Apple I-pads were taken.
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Zone 5-Valencia had fourteen Part-1 Crimes reported during the past week. The criminal incidents included residential burglary, vehicle burglary, petty theft, and shoplifting from local businesses.
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Please welcome guest chef W. David LeVasseur, a Clinton resident, to the "In the Kitchen with Fay" series. He shares his recipe for French-Canadian Tortierre and the history behind the dish.
In certain 15th Century French Counties, most notably Brittany and Normandy, it was customary for the mother of the family to make a Tortierre on both Christmas eve and other holidays such as New Year's Eve.
The reason was simple: Most Roman Catholic holidays required the celebration of an evening or what has now become known as "midnight" Mass. As mother was required to attend, along with the rest of the family, a simple dish needed to be embraced by both "the culture" and "the church."
Accordingly, a meal prepared in advance, that could cook while the family celebrated Mass, made "La Mere's" life easier.
Voila, "La Tortierre" was born!
19th Century Maine French Canadians added potatoes to the meat. The choice is up to you! Either way nothing makes the house smell more like the holidays then when this dish is baking.
French-Canadian Tortierre
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Pie crust: either purchase or make from scratch. If purchasing make sure to purchase enough pie crust to make two pies.
Traditional Quebecois:
1 large onion, chopped
3 stalks of celery, chopped
2 cloves of garlic
1 lb of ground pork and/or veal
1 tsp. Summer Savory (the dried, powdered version. Found in most grocery stores)
1 tsp. ground clove
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
a few drops of "Liquid Smoke" if desired (this will give the pies the old-fashioned taste from a beehive oven)
1 beaten egg
Maine: All of above and add 1 large potato, cooked and chopped in small pieces
In a large saute pan, cook onion, celery and garlic. Add the ground pork and/or veal to the pan and brown it. When browned, remove from heat. Add all the seasonings and liquid smoke, if desired, and mix well. Add the cooked potato at this time, too, if desired, and mix. Pour filling into prepared pie crust. Cover with top crust and cut vent holes. Brush top crust with beaten egg and bake in 350 degree oven for 35 – 45 minutes.
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Steve Martin, was outside today, despite a strong odor in his Dover neighborhood.
Martin says, " It smells like you have a gas leak."
In some parts of his neighborhood, the smell was overpowering on Thursday, Martin worried about it Wednesday evening, "In fact we were going to call the gas company it was so strong last night that we were concerned. In fact, I went around and checked my own tanks."
Tampa Fire Rescue says they started getting calls to 9-1-1 dispatch around 8:00 A.M. Thursday morning.
Tampa Fire Chief Tom Forward said, "The first alarm came in at 8:06 this morning, because we were getting multiple calls from as far away east as 50-th street and I-4, to South Tampa and Howard and those areas, obviously we dispatched multiple units with sniffer units, co2 units and gas meters."
After a day of investigation, Tampa Fire Rescue now says the smell is caused by a chemical known as Paladin.
Paladin in a chemical fumigant that is used on strawberry farms.
Tampa Fire Rescue said, "Environmental investigators have confirmed that the odorous smell was from a release of the chemical Paladin. This chemical pesticide was used in eastern Hillsborough County by strawberry growers. Product application is expected to be ongoing for another week. Detectable fumes and odors have diminished significantly, and residents in the City of Tampa have not been directly exposed or in any immediate danger."
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The Research Foundation announces the following grants and contracts for July 2012. Award amounts are totals expected for the entire funding period. The list does not include supplements, modifications or other changes to existing grants or contracts. For awards that have more than one investigator, the first faculty member listed is the principal investigator.
KEVIN ADAMS, principal research scientist, National Center for System of System Engineering, "System of Systems Engineering Short Course"; Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, $24,856.
NATHANIEL APATOV, associate professor of nursing, "Old Dominion University Nurse Anesthesia Education and Training Grant"; U.S. Public Health Service, $9,303.
LARRY ATKINSON, professor and Eminent Scholar of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "MACAROOS Year 2"; State University of New Jersey, $130,000.
IAN BARTOL, associate professor of biological sciences, "Analysis of Cetacean Stomach Contents"; Virginia Aquarium Foundation Inc., $19,514.
JAMES BLANDO, assistant professor of community and environmental health, "Violence Prevention in Healthcare Facilities"; National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, $72,097.
ALEXANDER BOCHDANSKY, associate professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "Collaborative Research: Tracing the Fate of Algal Carbon Export in the Ross Sea"; National Science Foundation, $299,367.
MARK BUTLER, professor and Eminent Scholar of biological sciences, "Lobster Fishery Research"; Government of the Bahamas, $21,485.
KENT CAPRENTER, professor of biological sciences, "Determining the Effects of Cultured Pear Farming on Shorefish Biodiversity in Lagoon Environments of French Polynesia"; National Geographic Society, $14,796. Also "Thomas W. Haas Foundation for Marine Conservation"; Old Dominion University, $95,000.
RAO CHAGANTY, professor of mathematics and statistics, "CBP 2012 - Supplementary Data Management"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $20,484.
DANIEL DAUER, professor and Eminent Scholar of biological sciences, "2012 CPB Project - Benthic Monitoring"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $226,753. Also, "2012 CBP Project - Data Analysis"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $87,642.
JEAN DELAYEN, professor of physics, "Development of a Superconducting 700MHZ Multi-spoke Injector for a MW Class FEL"; Niowave Inc., $50,000.
JOHN DONAT, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "2012 CBP Project - Water Quality Monitoring"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $606,467.
TODD FANTZ, assistant professor, PETROS KATSIOLOUDIS, assistant professor, and DANIEL DICKERSON, associate professor, STEM education and professional studies, "Fabrication Using 3D Printers in Space"; Virginia Space Grant Consortium, $10,000.
PATRICK HATCHER, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "Assistant Research Scientist in Air-Sea Flux"; College of William and Mary, $49,013.
HAROLD MARSHALL, Morgan Professor Emeritus of biological sciences, "Data Needs for Assessing Numeric CHLA Criteria of the James River Estuary Relative to Subtasks 1.1 and 1.2 in Both the Upper and Lower James River"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $59,840. Also, "2012 CBP Project - Phytoplankton Monitoring," Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $124,172.
SYLVAIN MARSILLAC, associate professor, and SHIRSHAK DHALI, professor, electrical and computer engineering, "Embedded Health Monitoring for Large-scale Solar Power Systems" Center for Innovative Technology, $150,000.
GAYLE MCCOMBS, associate professor of dental hygiene, "Protocol for MIS Implant"; MIS Implants Technologies Inc., $70,023.
YIANNIS PAPELIS, research professor, and MENION CROLL, senior project scientist, Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, "Software Interface Work for Physical Therapy"; Old Dominion University, $16,700.
PILAR PAZOS-LAGO, assistant professor of engineering management, "Evaluation of Virginia Natural Gas Energy Conservation Programs 2009-2011"; Virginia Natural Gas, $18,000.
MARY SANDY, director of the Virginia Space Grant Consortium, "Virginia Space Coast Academy (ODU); Old Dominion University, $220,000. Also, "Virginia Space Grant/State Council of Higher Education for Virginia Scholarships"; SCHEV, $245,000. Also, Virginia Space Grant Consortium On-campus STEM Residential Programs (UVa)"; University of Virginia, $218,000.
JOHN SOKOLOWSKI, executive director, Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, "Tech Support to GZD Dahlgren"; Naval Surface Weapons Center, $394,940.
CHARLES SUKENIK, professor of physics, "ANL Grad Partnership"; Argonne National Laboratories, $36,100.
LEPSHA VUSKOVIC, professor and Eminent Scholar of physics, "Test Support for the Development of Hypersonic Boundary Layer Control Devices"; NASA Langley Research Center, $1,000.
XIXI WANG, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, "Dynamic Interrelation Among Hydrology, Soil and Vegetation of a Typical Steppe Watershed in Inner Mongolia of China"; Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, $31,282.
NANCY XU, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "NIRT: Design of Biocompatible Nanoparticles for Probing Living Cellular Functions and Their Potential Environmental Impacts"; National Science Foundation, $2,000. Also, "GSRP Support for Lauren Browning"; National Science Foundation, $34,626.
MOHAMMAD ZUBAIR, professor of computer science, "CBP 2012 Supplementary Data Analysis"; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, $20,484.


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Paladin is a small independent game studio based in The Hague, The Netherlands. Our goal is to put a smile on people's faces. To do this, we make worlds and tell stories, and let people take part in them. In other words, we make games. Good games, not crappy ones.
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