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Very relaxing place, was enjoyed by all!
We recently stayed at Betty's place, the weather, views and property were beautiful! I was lucky enough to spy a bear one morning near the cabbage patch before it retreated to the woods! The house was clean for our arrival and just love the decor and layout of the place. Can't fault it! We even took some horse back riding lessons and a trail ride from a lady down the road. Our chocolate lab found comfort laying on the deck and roaming free about the place! We enjoyed walking the local trails and visited Dog Mountain and Neal pond for fishing, canoeing and swimming. Very relaxing place was enjoyed by all! Would definitely return to this place!
Peace, beauty, and a quiet place to work
This is our second stay at the lake front house on Neal Pond, and we'll be coming back. I am a software engineer and normally work remotely from my home. Home can be anywhere, so all I need is solid internet service. It's hard to find a rental surrounded by such beauty, yet with DSL service so that I could escape the New York City heat and get my work done. If we lose power during a storm, it's usually back on shortly thereafter. This house has everything we need. There is a washing machine, dryer and a dishwasher, a fully equipped kitchen, a fire pit, propane grill, and picnic table. Every day after finishing work, we grilled our dinner and ate outside. Then my wife and I would do a row around the pond before sitting outside by the campfire and watching the sun set behind the hills. The bass jumped in the pond, the frogs croaked, and the loons and ducks swam by. Friendly neighbors would say hello or join us. My wife likes to bake and cook, so another bonus was a Shaw's supermarket just 15 minutes away in Lancaster, NH. We saw an excellent show at the Weathervane theatre, Circus Smirkus in St Johnsbury, a classical music concert in Bethlehem NH, toured the Great North Woods of New Hampshire, and drove the back roads of Vermont looking for moose (we have yet to spot one). We went to Canada one evening for a delicious French dinner. The house is clean and everything works. The owner or his family promptly took care of any small issue or question we had. Would we recommend this rental? Definitely! But don't come when we want to!


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Confronting racism, one page at a time
I'm reading two books right now: The Emperor's Children by Claire Messud and Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. Lots of critical praise for both -- hopefully I'll have some time this week to really dig in to them. Another quick note -- I am looking for books that deal with issues of racism and discrimination for an interesting project related to To Kill A Mockingbird that's coming up later this month. I'm especially interested in books that have points of view that are not heard as much -- Asian, Latino, Arab. And topics of discrimination, too. Can you think of any? Please leave me a comment and your suggestions.
What kind of project are you doing? It sounds interesting. Ummm, off the top of my head, Kidd's The Secret Life of Bees and Gibbon's Ellen Foster both center on racial tension. Amy Tan does some great stuff about racial stereotypes from a Chinese American standpoint. Gish Jen discusses the Asian American standpoint as well. Jhumpa Lahiri is a fabulous writer and nearly all of her books deal with racial prejudice from an Indian perspective. Of course, Morrison and Walker are always included in race discussions, but honestly I like Gloria Naylor more--Mama Day is my favorite novel currently.
How far back do you want to go? If you want a Native American perspective you could look to Silko and Alexie. Ceremony is great. Goodness there's just so much. Do you know any slave narratives like Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl? It's really great b/c she wrote about her confinement and escape from slavery in NC. Of course, I'm omitting all of the obvious cornerstone racial texts. ;)
For some non-fiction, you could read some Richard Rodireguez and Sandra Cisneros. Are you including poetry? Okay, this is too much. I like your blog, by the way. Contact me if you are looking for something more topic or genre specific. :)
Depending on what audience you're trying to get to think about the issue, let me toss out some sci-fi selections that can provoke thought. They don't delve in as richly as more main stream works but if you're trying to reach a younger set or find an alternative mode to reach those who never get past the cliff notes for class but have ever WOW guide book and module dog earred with over use.
The Alt.history genre has two series and one short stort that immediatly pop to mind among the recent best sellers.
Harry Turtledove's series (How Few Remain, The Great War series, Setlling Accounts series) would be interesting. The 10-volume alternative history traces the course of the USA and CSA after Lee defeats the Union in 1862 up to the end of the second world war in 1945. Race is an issue throughout the series with notable probabilities that Lenin's movement not only focuses on Russia but in raising a communist revolution among the confederacy's black population, who while not slaves are not citizens unless they volunteer for armed service, and the second one is the use of concentration camps by the CSA in the 1940s.
Turtledove's reversal of roles where Germany and the USA are 'the good guy" allies while Britain, France and the CSA play the role of an aggressive axis power puts a new spin on race as several characters are forced in the last book to confront what they have done and several survivors must try to find a way to establish a new life.
The other series that comes to mind from the genre is The Axis of Time Trilogy by John Birmingham. The idea is a bit 80's moviesh but UN peace keeping force from 2020 ends up in reappearing during the Battle of Midway stuck in the past. While the main line of course folows how it changes the war, there is a sub line that deals with race and gender issues between the uptimers and their 20th century counterparts.
I'll have to look for the short story set to get the name and author but there is one out there that looks at the US in the 1960s from European eyes and fancifully deals with what happens when the UN intervenes putting peace keeping troops in the Southern US states to force integration.
Thanks so much for the ideas! Cheryl, you tripped my memory on some books I was forgetting -- thanks. Marcus, thanks for sharing some nontraditional selections; racism and discrimination topics appear in almost every genre. It's interesting to see how much these topics contribute to the need for storytelling.


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Bella Luna PH1 in Orange Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Bella Luna
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$ 1,350 - $ 2,910 / week
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Bella Luna -- modern, state-of-the-art, simply in a league of it's own . . .
Waterfalls, pools, fountains, lush tropical landscapes, breath taking views from every angle, Bella Luna's elegant azure glass reflects the beauty of its surroundings. A world where art and function merge to create a sense of ease and flow. Contemporary euro-style elements that catches everyone's eye.
Bella Luna's entry gates not only allow for privacy, they are original works of art. Upon entering the gates you will drive by waterfalls and park on the upper level deck. Instead of two pools, we have four.
The indoor is heated, of course, but so is one outdoor pool, perfect for moon bathers. Grill out with friends at the Pool Pavilion (complete with wet bar) or work out in the Private Health Spa and Fitness Center.
Step into one of three high-speed elevators and look out on the Gulf of Mexico as you rise skyward. The doors open onto the large heated and cooled vestibule and it's time to make your way to the 8-foot hardwood entrance door. Open the door and enter your professionally decorated condo with curvilinear, wide gallery hall that leads to a grand open living area with 20-inch travertine porcelain tile flooring. The open floor plans and floor to ceiling glass act as an exquisite frame to the unparalleled view of Ole River, Ono Island and Perdido Bay.
Bella Luna's kitchen is state of the art. Three-centimeter granite tops and a lavish 21st century radius glass bar compliment euro style maple and mahogany cabinets with accent cabinets of designer glass.
Contemporary stainless architectural quality appliances include a 42 inch side-by-side refrigerator and a separate Kohler water filtration system. A separate wet bar with under-counter beverage cooler and icemaker is perfect for entertaining. A large pantry and designer low voltage lighting complete the perfect gourmet kitchen.
To enter your inner sanctum, open the double doors to your spatial master suite. Floor to ceiling tinted glass and sliding doors present an incredible view. Accessible by another set of double doors, your magnificent euro-style master bath is accentuated with marble tile on the floor, shower and Jacuzzi whirlpool deck.
Stylish travertine or glass water vessels top his and hers floating vanities with designer brushed chrome faucets. Your separate extra large walk-in shower has two showerheads & sprays.
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Located just before the Florida line in Orange Beach.
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- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Elevator
- Washer
- Dryer
- 2 King Beds
- Queen Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- Shared Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Shared Pool
- Full Kitchen
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- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
Outdoor Features
- Charcoal BBQ Grill
- Balcony
- Broadband Internet
Other Amenities
His and Her bathrooms in main Master Bath (bidet and urinal)
- No Pets Allowed
- Kid Friendly
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- Smoking Not Allowed
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- Shopping
- Kayaking
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Spring (March 1 - May 23) - $330/night $1980/week
Summer (May 24 - June 21 & August 3 - August 16) - $2700/week (Saturday-Saturday)
Peak (June 22 - August 2) - $2910/week (Saturday-Saturday)
Fall (August 17 - October 31) - $265/night $1590/week
Winter (November 1 - February 28) - $225/night $1350/week
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This January, in celebration of National Mentoring Month, Big Brothers Big Sisters is partnering with two area Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants for a "30 Men in 30 Days" volunteer recruitment campaign.
The simple goal is to recruit 30 new male volunteers to serve as Big Brothers in the community. Currently, there are more than 30 boys in the Southern Kane and Kendall county area waiting to be matched to a mentor. Though more than 80 percent of the children waiting for a mentor are boys, only 3 out of 10 people applying to volunteer are men. Some boys have been waiting for a Big Brother for over a year.
The first meeting is tonight at the Aurora Buffalo Wild Wings, 1460 North Orchard Road, from 6-8 p.m.
BBBS and Buffalo Wild Wings in Aurora and in Oswego are working together to address the lack of male mentors in the community by hosting an event every Monday night during January. People who visit Buffalo Wild Wings to learn more about mentoring will receive a coupon for free wings and will be entered in a raffle for prizes donated by Euclid Beverage LTD in Aurora and Superior Beverage Co. in Montgomery.
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Happy Mother's Day!! Today we get to recognize our mothers, grandmothers or the special women in our life. As a Mom, I thank God for my Godly husband who expresses his love for me in all he does and two my beautiful daughters that I have been granted to take care of. They light up my life (most of the time....LOL! No one is perfect right?) I am also thankful for my Mom, Mother In law and the legacy she has left me and the family I had while I was growing up. I am truly blessed!!!
Anywho...I was suppose to be sharing the Stampin Sisters in Christ challenge for this week....
our sponsor is once again Simon Says Stamp, donating one of their Exclusive stamp sets called Deer with Forest Friends.
This week's hostess is the super sweet and talented Linda Lucas!! She is a dear. Linda has chosen the verse: John 4:23 But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshipers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him.
Linda's original challenge was to make a card a part of your worship before she changed it to create a card with blue, brown and white. I decided to incorporate both challenges into my creation. (I challenge you to do the same)
A dear friend of mine recently lost her 16 year old son. As you can imagine, Life has been very rough for her and her family. God has placed it on my heart to be there for her. This past week I took her out to lunch and spent the day talking and walking with her. I thank God for this opportunity to make a difference in my dear friend's life. I have placed it upon my heart to make a card and visit with her weekly to encourage her. The project I am sharing with you today is one that I made for her. While the project itself is a coupon holder that I created, I altered it to include inspirational verses that may help her in her sorrow reminding her she is not alone.
The verses are from the Scripture sets 2 and 4 (those displayed) with the Vine Borders and Ironworks Borders from Our Daily Bread Designs. The angel is one of my fave images from Wags n Whiskers-Say a Prayer illustrated by Crissy Armstrong. I made a matching card to go with the verse holder (displayed in an earlier post as well....but I thought I would share the set.)
The dp is my favorite Parisian Breeze from SU (retired).
Stamps: Say a Prayer from Wags n Whiskers
Scripture cards: ODBD Scripture sets 2 and 4, ODBD Ironworks and Vine borders
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TRUMBULL, Conn. (AP) — A Connecticut woman has been charged with cruelty to animals after police say she botched a neutering operation on a kitten.
The Connecticut Post reports 48-year-old Lisa Richards of Trumbull was arrested Wednesday.
Police say a Newtown woman adopted the cat from Richards last June, after Richards agreed to have it neutered first. But police say Richards performed the operation herself instead of taking the kitten to a veterinarian.
The cat's new owner told police it looked ill when she took it home, and she noticed it had a hole in its lower abdomen. She says a veterinarian treated the problem for nearly $2,000.
Richards was released on a promise to appear in Bridgeport Superior Court next Tuesday.
Richards didn't immediately return a message seeking comment Thursday morning.
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"Daft Punk is playing in my house, in my house..." No it's not, but the French electronic music duo did play venues all over the world in '06 and '07 in support of the Grammy-winning Alive (Best Electronic/Dance Album). Now, maybe this tour wasn't breaking any records, winning any awards, playing to tens of thousands in stadiums mega-tour fashion, but visually, you can't fight the slick style of Martin Phillips' set and lighting design. The sci-fi feel of it all—from the video-mapped techno-pyramid on which the two musicians performed to the retro wireframe and old-school video game-style graphics, to the more photorealistic video content—this tour clearly pleased crowds. Reviewing Daft Punk's appearance at a festival in Hyde Park using this stage setup, The Times noted, "For their imperious grand finale, Daft Punk perched atop a shimmering sci-fi pyramid of pulsing lights in their shiny robot helmets, like camp Darth Vaders piloting their very own disco Death Star." Wicked cool.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - An update to a WAVE 3 exclusive about a dentist under investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
The DEA said Dr. Don Kean, who runs Market Street Dental in the Russell neighborhood was not properly registered. When they went to his office they found out dated and unclean working conditions.
Records at the Kentucky Board of Dentistry show multiple complaints filed against Dr. Kean dating all the way back until 1998. Records show he failed to keep written records, prescribed drugs in appropriate amounts and were out of the scope of a dentist. At that time he was put on probation for two years.
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Peyton Manning nailed it when he said of the season "nothing has been normal." Yet this team is cruising along with a 10-2 record in firm control of its playoff destiny. I suppose football can kind of be like cooking in the sense that the right chef is all that is needed to bring the ingredients together into a superb dish or doom it into the annals of craptacular culinary creations i.e. grilled cheese sandwiches off the radiator.
I'm a decent cook myself, not because I've studied how to do it, but because I like to eat good tasting food. Trial and error, this worked, this didn't. Coach Fox has 35 years of coaching experience. He has been a part of two super bowl losing teams either as an assistant or head coach. To say he has been around the block is an understatement. He has worked under Chuck Noll, Bobby Ross, Art Shell, Mike White, Rich Brooks, and Jim Fassel. Three of his assistants have gone on to become head coaches. John Fox knows what works and what doesn't.
If you don't believe me just how important leadership is, take a look out or rival Kansas City. They have many of the same players they did a season ago, but have now netted seven more wins than Romeo Crennel and Scott Pioli did.
Being a defensive minded coach, Fox has a bit of a reputation for being conservative. He probably won't outcoach someone the likes of Bill Belichick, but he will have his team prepared to play week in and week out even when things go off script.
If there is one quality that John Fox brings to the table it is accountability. This by far is the single ingredient responsible for the Broncos success in 2013. Lesser teams void of leadership--especially with a group this young could not deal with the amount of adversity this team has faced and put on the same winning show week by week. From the top down, everyone in this organization is accountable.
If you have ever worked with someone who takes the lead it can be a mixed bag. Sometimes the best leaders are the ones who know their people intimately and will delegate tasks so that their people can carry out the job to the best of their abilities. Fox has input, but he also allows his assistants and coordinators to do their job. For accountability to work, everyone has to buy in, and that is much MUCH easier to do when folks feel that their work is important to the overall positive outcome of the organization.
Secondary to accountability is likeability. Players play hard for Fox because they like the guy. Ever have an asshole boss that rode your ass day in and day out no matter what you did? This was someone like Josh McDaniels who alienated his own team shortly after taking the job. Part of it was pedigree, most of it was his approach. Fox is not going to alienate his players. He will go to bat for them and defend them to the hilt. He cares about them. What happened when Derek Wolfe went to the hospital last week with seizure like symptoms? Fox went to visit. He cares, his players know that, and they will move mountains for him.
I spoke earlier about using outcomes as learning experiences. We all remember the debacle last year. With a 7 point lead John Fox instructed Peyton to run the ball three straight times, milk the clock, and kick the ball back to Baltimore--relying on the defense to seal the deal. We all knew it was a mistake. You bring in a 20 million per year GOAT at QB and take the ball out of his hands when the game mattered most? After some time and reflection we saw contrition and an admittance that he would make different, more aggressive decisions in the future.
Fast forward to week 13. The Broncos have averaged about 39 points per game offensively, and have only failed to reach the 30 point plateau twice. Now, it isn't exactly going for it on your own 29 with two yards to convert, but there is something to be said about a lifetime conservative coach allowing his ferrari to roar into the endzone drive after drive. What is this last ingredient Fox brings to the table? Self-awareness.
Accountability, likeability, and self-awareness. These three ingredients have made the Broncos legitimate Super Bowl contenders for the 2nd season in a row. I definitely smell what the Fox is cookin' and it smells like Turkey roasting in the middle of the night, chile simmering in a giant pot just waiting to be rolled into enchiladas, or bacon sizzling on the skillet early in the morning. It's all good Broncos Country, so eat up!
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Raised in the Los Angeles suburb of Whittier, Chuck Prophet went on the road as a musician straight out of high school, eventually going solo after a stint with the psychedelic rock band Green on Red.
He settled in San Francisco early in his career, and remains a loyal resident of the city to this day, with frequent forays up to Sonoma County, where he has performed live at the HopMonk Tavern in Sebastopol and the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, and on Santa Rosa's KRSH Radio.
Evolving into a potent singer and songwriter who can be plausibly placed in the same general category as Tom Petty, Tom Waits and even Bob Dylan, Prophet, at 40, is just as direct and incisive in his conversation as he is in his lyrics.
With a return engagement coming up this weekend at Sebastopol's HopMonk Tavern, Prophet took time to talk about his music and career:
Q: You just had a big national and international concert tour this past spring, right?
A: We criss-crossed North America and Europe a couple of times for our last record, "Temple Beautiful."
Q: Are you planning to come out with another album early next year?
A: I've got a lot of songs that I'm trying to wrestle to the ground. I don't really know what I'm doing. I don't have that kind of Chairman Mao sort of plan. I wish I was that organized, but you know, I'm not.
Q: Do you see a shift in your own songwriting over the years? Are you going in different directions now?
A: Every record is different, in terms of songwriting. I realized that every record is a reaction to the one I had before. That's how I'm able to get up and be interested in what I'm doing every morning. Whatever I can do to keep myself interested, that's what I do.
Q: The imagery in your lyrics is very rich. You have religious images, a lot of pop culture and a little bit of doo-wop music. Is that a conscious choice?


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Lancers double-up Musketeers in baseball
The Musketeers got on the board in the first frame after Mark Metzger singled and came around to score due to some poor fielding by the Lancers.
Lincolnview started the bottom of the first frame with a leadoff single by Nick Leeth, who came around to score when Austin Leeth doubled him home. Later in the first, with two outs, Conner McCleery singled home Austin Leeth to give the Lancers a 2-1 lead after one inning.
In the top of the second, Alex Vetter walked for the Musketeers but Lincolnview pitcher Jalen Roberts struck out two of the next three batters to end the inning.
In the top of the fourth inning, the Musketeers struck for 1 run. Vetter singled to start the inning and advanced to second after Zach Finn walked to put runners on first and second. Two batters later, Conner Wallenhorst got an RBI single to tie the game at two.
In the bottom of the fifth, the Lancers got both Nick and Austin Leeth on after both singled. Nick Leeth crossed home plate after a messed-up pickoff attempt by Warnecke. McCleery singled home Austin Leeth to give the Lancers a 4-2 lead in the fifth inning.
In the bottom of the sixth inning, Dalton Kaysor and Nick Leeth both had RBI singles to give the Lancers a 6-2 lead.
In the top of the seventh inning, Metzger and Bret Clay both singled after Jared Hoersten singled. Two batters later, the umpire ruled that a Lancer fielder interfered with a Fort Jennings base-runner, resulting in the runner being awarded home plate. The Musketeers had cut the Lancer lead to 6-3. Roberts got the next batter to ground into a game-ending double play to give the Lancers their first victory on the young season.
This was the first win in the coaching career for Kevin Longstreth: "I'm happy with the way Jalen came out and pitched. He is a freshman, it's his first time on the mound — first start ever on varsity — and he did a good job throwing strikes. He did an outstanding job of throwing strikes. We started a freshman on the mound and a freshman behind the plate and they did an excellent job of letting the defense work for us tonight and we cut down on the errors and it showed up on the scoreboard tonight."
"Pitching was OK, defense was OK, energy was OK; we just need to keep getting better," Fort Jennings coach Eric Schwab noted. "We left a small village on the base paths today and you aren't going to win ball games like that. We went 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position and had 10 strikeouts on the game."
The Jackets came out swinging in game one, starting off with four straight singles. However, Bluffton limited the visitors to just one score after sophomore Katie Clark (New Palestine, Ind.) gunned down Maggie Neanen who was trying to score from second on a Katie Patchin base hit to right.
The Beavers answered in the bottom of the first, striking right back and scoring three runs of their own. Shelby Erford (Paulding) reached on a throwing error to lead off the inning for the Beavers. Katie Clark doubled to right center, scoring Erford. After two more errors by the Jackets, Natalie Nikitas (Jeffersonville, Ind.) doubled to left field, knocking in two for a 3-1 lead
In the top of the third inning the Yellow Jackets scored five runs on four hits and two throwing errors as Defiance went ahead, 6-3. In the bottom of the frame the Beavers fired back with five runs of their own thanks to a Defiance defense that committed three more errors. Jessica Kuzara (Flat Rock, Mich./Huron) doubled to right center before scoring on a miscue by Defiance. After a walk, Shelby Wade (Delaware/Buckeye Valley) doubled to right center, plating Nikitas in the process. Erford then singled to score another run. Freshman Ashley Knippen's (Wapakoneta) bunt single scored Wade.
In the bottom of the fourth inning, Nikitas doubled again, this time to right center. Brittany Baker (Springboro) followed with a homer to left center on a 3-2 count, putting the Beavers up, 10-6. Bluffton and Defiance scored one run apiece in the the sixth inning. Natalie Nikitas homered to center field. Baker got her second hit of the game with a single to left field.
The Jackets made it interesting with two runs in the seventh but Chloe Shell (Covington) worked out of trouble and picked up the win when she induced a game-ending groundout as she improved to 7-4 on the year. Shell allowed nine runs, five earned, on 13 hits in her complete-game effort
Knippen, Erford and Baker each went 2-of-4, while Nikitas was 3-of-4 with three RBI and three runs scored. Kuzara, Erford and Baker all scored two times in the lidlifter.
In game two the Jackets came out swinging again and scored two runs in the first inning. The Beavers came back in the bottom of the first to score a run after Knippen doubled down the right field line and crossed the dish on a fielding error by Defiance.
An inning later, the Beavers exploded for six runs. Muffo singled on a bunt and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Baker. Wade doubled to left center, scoring Muffo. Johanna Bondra (Highland Heights/Mayfield) singled to left center, moving Wade to third before she crossed the plate on a fielder's choice by Erford. A Knippen base knock to right center plated Erford and Bondra. Clark tripled to right field, scoring Knippen and putting the Beavers up, 7-2.
In the third inning the Jackets scored two runs, but the Beavers added four more in the fourth. Erford reached on an error by Defiance and she came around to score on a double to left field by Knippen. Katie Clark reached on an error by Defiance. Kuzara singled to right center, scoring Knippen. Muffo's single to left field scored Kuzara and Clark. Heading into the fifth Bluffton was ahead 11-4.
The fifth inning was started off with a single by Erford and she moved over to second on a sacrifice bunt by Knippen. Clark singled up the middle to score Erford and give the Beavers a 12-4 mercy-rule victory.
Kayla Owens (Cincinnati/McAuley) got it done in the circle, improving to 5-5 on the season. She limited Defiance to four runs, two earned, on four hits in the complete-game five-inning victory.
Knippen and Muffo went 3-of-3 for the Beavers. Knippen found the two-hole to her liking, going 5-of-7 with four RBI and three runs scored for the day.


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While this is bad news for most Americans, here in Great Falls we are pretty lucky. Instead, we have been part of the minority of airports who have seen decreases over the last two years.
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The former Osceola, Wisconsin resident was one of the 3,500 passengers on board the Carnival Triumph that was stranded in the Gulf of Mexico after an engine fire crippled the ship's power system.
In a phone interview from his home in Kingwood, Texas, Bjornstad described how the ship's crew alerted passengers to the fire on Sunday morning, giving them instructions on how to get to the emergency gathering locations on the ocean liner.
"We were sitting there from 5:30 a.m. to pretty much twelve hours not knowing if the fire was still burning -- knowing that there was a fire, but not knowing if it was out or not," said Bjornstad.
For a while, it seemed like panic was going to set in.
"At first people were running around with their life jackets," he recalled.
Later, Bjornstad says people calmed down as they realized the ship was not in eminent danger.
"My first thought was: I thank God that we weren't sinking. We're going to make this. It ain't going to be pretty, but we're going to make it," he said.
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"Sewage was leaking through the roofs and onto other floors and stuff like that, and then the other thing is that where we ate, there was a bunch of water and stuff on the floor," he recalled. "We were like, 'Is it sewage or water from the coffee machine?' You know, what's going on here?"
Bjornstad said the ship's crew was exceptionally professional and upbeat given the conditions, often going out of their way to make the best of a bad situation.
Carnival Cruise Lines has apologized to the passengers and offered a full refund in addition to passage on another cruise and $500 dollars. It's an offer Bjornstad intends to use.
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3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
07-26-2014 21:12:39 | More by StrikeThreeLager
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -21.7%
07-20-2014 05:36:30 | More by Howlader
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
05-05-2014 02:58:26 | More by JWalterWeatherman
4/5 rDev +4.4%
02-22-2014 16:24:32 | More by LJugel
4/5 rDev +4.4%
12-15-2013 04:27:43 | More by 21Maestro8
3/5 rDev -21.7%
11-01-2013 21:50:14 | More by Dave_Treat
3.74/5 rDev -2.3%
Draft, poured into a pint glass
Appearance: Pours a cloudy, very golden/orange color, with a quarter of a finger of white head, speckled with orange highlights that quickly dissolved away to nothing.
Aroma: Lots of pumpkin and spices! Nutmeg, all-spice, clove and brown sugar, all combining to create an intoxicating aroma.
Taste: Not as much pumpkin in the taste as the aroma, but it is there! Really good combination of spice flavors: nutmeg, all-spice, cinnamon, clove and brown sugar. A little on the sweet side, but not at all cloying. Delicious!
Mouthfeel: Medium and with no carbonation to speak of. With an ABV of only 5.0%, there is no presence of alcohol on the palate.
Overall: This is a great pumpkin beer! Great flavors of pumpkin, nicely balanced with some strong spice notes. Very, very good!
10-30-2013 00:48:21 | More by Jeffreysan
4/5 rDev +4.4%
10-26-2013 20:42:27 | More by redfox405
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
05-23-2013 13:21:42 | More by ipas-for-life
3.93/5 rDev +2.6%
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From notes on 12/06/12:
Poured in a pint glass.
A - One inch of off-white foamy head with okay retention; Deep brass/orange hue with a slightly hazy appearance; No lacing left behind
S - Pretty pleasant and uplifting for a pumpkin ale; Really good balance between pumpkin meat and spices; Has a floral and somewhat herbal/earthy quality as well; Nice touch of biscuity and lightly toasted crust notes
T - Quite a bit of pumpkin meat/flesh in the beginning - really nice to experience it without being masked by too much spice; In addition, plenty of bready and caramel character tagging along with just a faint hint of nuts - reminds me of butternut squash; The allspice and nutmeg spices start to step up mid-taste, though not even close to overpowering - provide nice balance to the now lightly toasted and herbal pumpkin flavor
M - Carbonation and body is light to moderate - wish the body had a bit more presence; Pretty smooth going down; Fairly dry finish
O - Overall, this is a pretty good offering for the style. I've got no real complaints in the aroma/taste as this displays the desired balanced between pumpkin and spice. I do think more body and carbonation would bring added life to this beer, but even so, it's still a very easy drinking pumpkin ale.
12-29-2012 15:03:12 | More by TechTriumph
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11-10-2012 00:13:50 | More by 2dogbrew
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10-26-2012 16:33:51 | More by Gatordaddy
3.88/5 rDev +1.3%
64 oz brewery filled growler into a pint glass.
Pours a slightly hazed copper that eventually clears out, topped with 1 ½ fingers of foamy white head that has a slight off-sheen to it. The aroma smells of fresh pumpkin, musty earth, a green and herbal hop element and some moderate spicing. A touch of sweet malt works with the pumpkin and citrus to emit a bit of a green twang to the nose.
The taste is fresh and bright feeling pumpkin flavor that has some light vegetative notes on the edges. This is complimented nicely by a crisp citrus profile and some neutral malt sweetness that helps balance this and push the pumpkin and hops forward. This is just a smattering of pumpkin spices throughout the profile, lingering in a finish that is semi-sweet at first and then more dry and earthy. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a crisp feel up front and then more silky smoothness to the carbonation across the back. This is a nice even feel that flows well in the mouth.
Despite a little too much of a vegetable feel at times in the profile, this is the type of Pumpkin Ale that is right up my alley, with a concentration on the pumpkin flavor, taking a more low-key approach to the spices and most of all, keeping the overall focus on a crisp and drinkable experience. I'm glad I picked this up.
10-25-2012 19:33:20 | More by Kegatron
4.25/5 rDev +11%
10-13-2012 01:28:35 | More by Eriktheipaman
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4/5 rDev +4.4%
09-30-2012 00:30:41 | More by nmann08
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
03-02-2012 00:59:23 | More by rofflesjr
4/5 rDev +4.4%
12-14-2011 20:35:49 | More by IrishColonial
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3.9/5 rDev +1.8%
Had on tap today at the brewpub.
a - Pours a transparent light amber color with one inch of off white head and moderate carbonation evident.
s - Smells of spices, pumpkin, light cinnamon, and some bready malts. Pretty nice, and ltos of spice up front.
t - Tastes of pumpkin, caramel malts, nutmeg, cinnamon, spices, and bready malts. More pumpkin and sweetness than the nose, and less spice. A big step up.
m - Medium body and low to moderate carbonation.
o - Overall a really nice pumpkin beer from Mad Fox. I loved the taste as it was sweet, and both the nose and taste had some definite pumpkin to it. Very easy to drink and would certainly order it again.
10-23-2011 20:52:32 | More by mdfb79
3.9/5 rDev +1.8%
Had this at the start of a night out with some co-workers.
A: It is a filtered (read: clear) beer, and had a nice foamy just-off-white head.
S: The aroma was nice. It didn't smell like pumpkin pie, some of those spices were missing, but, it did smell like pumpkin which I rather enjoyed.
T: As with the smell, this beer tasted like pumpkin instead of pumpkin spices (which were present, but to a lesser extent than most other pumpkin beers). I believe that if Mad Fox was trying to showcase the pumpkin in this beer, they succeeded.
M: Mouthfeel was alright, moderately carbonated and a medium body. Nothing too special.
D: This beer drinks very well, if they hadn't had some other beer that I haven't tried before, I'd probably just have stuck with this one.
10-06-2011 15:38:16 | More by tlazaroff
3.88/5 rDev +1.3%
Had this seasonal beer on tap from Mad Fox in Falls Church, VA which was a welcoming surprise. Pours clear amber with a small, fizzy white head, low retention with light lacing. Aroma is heavy malt (bread, cookie, caramel, nutty), light hops (spicy), and light esters (fruity) with notes of pumpkin, vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. Flavor is heavy malt (bread, cookie, caramel, nutty), light hops (spicy), and light esters (apple/pear) with notes of cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. Medium body and carbonation, low warmth and creaminess with a dry finish.
01-27-2011 19:54:37 | More by CuriousMonk
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
All around, a tasty pumpkin brew. Loaded with pie spice, but quite well balanced. Color is light, more pale than expected, almost no head. Aromas are pretty, fresh cinnamon, clove, candied sugar. Quite drinkable, very light on the pumpkin flavors, but well spiced and nice crisp finish. Nice sweetness level for the style, drinkable.
11-15-2010 02:04:48 | More by Tripphop
4.08/5 rDev +6.5%
Growler shared by BeerFMAndy. Poured in my tulip.
A: Clear amber orange hue. About one finger of beige head. Modest soapy lace.
S: Very solid nose on this one. Pumpkin spices abound. Cinnamon, nutmeg, clove and light vanilla. A modest nuttiness can be picked out as well.
T: The spices come through a bit heavier in the flavor. The sweet malt has enough backbone to help balance things out luckily. Hint of almond in the finish. No hop bitterness which I love. Nothing ruins a pumpkin beer quicker for me than hops.
M: Medium smooth body. Light carbonation.
D: Overall a very nice pumpkin ale. Super easy drinking and balanced. Glad I got a chance to try it.
10-27-2010 23:35:00 | More by beerwolf77
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
growler poured into a tulip. Thanks to BeerFMAndy for sharing!
(A)- Pours a clear rustic colored orange color that produced some white and transparent bubbles.
(S)- A nice combo of spice and pumpkin with a light vanilla-like woody component. Simple, but all balanced well.
(T)- Same as the smell pretty much. A solid pumpkin and spice with some mildly creamy notes.
(M)- A good carbonation level and balance. Nice combo to it that fits the style well.
(D)- A good pumpkin beer. Nothing really I see that makes this earth shattering, but it is good and true to style. Nice smoothness and actual pumpkin flavors.
10-25-2010 17:55:27 | More by sweemzander
4/5 rDev +4.4%
Growler from Mad Fox shared by Mike at a pumpkin beer tasting. This was one of the better ones. Beer is orange and really hazy, like a hefeweizen. The head is thin and made up of tiny white bubbles that leaves some lacing on the glass. Carbonation is moderate to low. Looks good.
Aroma is pretty caramely with some pumpkin in the background, the spices don't jump off the nose but I can detect some cinnamon and some allspice. Smells good.
I hate using the word "balanced" in reviews but this beer is pretty well...balanced. The sweetness from the malt and the pumpkin is in good harmony with the spices, the beer is medium bodied and has a creamy mouthfeel. I generally like Madfox and I think they did a good job with this pumpkin beer.
10-22-2010 18:30:50 | More by drabmuh
4.2/5 rDev +9.7%
64 oz growler split and poured into a Sierra Nevada tulip.
Thanks to Thorpe429 for shipping me a growler of this goodness!
A - Awesome clear pumpkin orange in color with a low, off-white head. Low retention and no lace left over in the glass. That's sort-of to be expected for a growler coming across the country anyway.
S - A little hint of band-aids is concerning but a good level of allspice, ginger, nutmeg, and cinnamon comes through with a big pumpkin gourd backbone. Some caramel malt back in there too. Nice pumpkin aroma.
T - Nice balance with some caramel sweetness and a big level of spiciness but not overdone. The pumpkin is full in the flavor too. Very nice. I like this one a lot.
M - A little under-carbonated but still ok, not flat, it's got a medium-light body with a spicy feel and crisp finish.
D - A very drinkable pumpkin beer with a solid mix of flavors and a nice finish. This could go down pint after pint.
10-22-2010 12:09:28 | More by BeerFMAndy
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Food Revolution
I've been thinking a lot about food lately. The the other night I was watching Food Inc and it got me thinking a lot about food, this in addition to having watched Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution earlier this year. I'm shocked and it's gotten me thinking about what I can do, the one thing I keep coming back to is (that as just one person) that maybe the best way to help is to begin by changing the food served in our schools. Our children deserve healthier food and as a taxpayer I strongly believe this issue is something our government can change.
it's a huge endeavor but one that I see as doable. I'm not a chef, a politician, or have big pockets, but I am a tax paying parent who wants to see change. But consider this: the S.F. Board of Supervisors wants to ban toys from happy meals; wouldn't changes to school food be more necessary and more important?
What do you think?
School Food
When thinking about the purchasing power of School Districts, it seems that, like on Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, it would be easier to purchase good, wholesome, healthy food for our kids, and not the processed food that is tremendously bad and unhealthy.
Schools should lead the way for sure.
Children can Learn to like healthy food
Children often reject new foods. Even infants may reject initial offers of strained baby foods when the taste or texture is new. But parents, wisely, know that good nutrition means encouraging children to eat a variety of foods. It isn't much of a leap to realize that schools can and should serve nutritious foods. Sure, most of the kids will opt for the french fries over the salads, but if we increase the percentage of healthy offerings, and reduce the percentage and portion size of poor food choices, then kids will gradually learn to accept healthy food. It won't be over night and may, in fact, take years, but it will happen.
Also, vending machines on school property should not be permitted to carry any unhealthy choices. And I don't think that even 10% of soda or whatever is acceptable. The correct number is Zero. Yes, I know the owners of the vending machines have contracts and the school makes money from the machines, but, again, over years contracts end and schools should not be allowed to have unhealthy snack vended on school property. One interesting fact is that for years there were few individual serving packaging of healthy foods. Now you can get single size servings of everything from carrot sticks to yogurt so there is no excuse for including cookies and potato chips. As for the big corporations, well, Nestles makes cookies and chocolate but they also make Juicy Juice which is 100% juice, so even manufacturers should be able to get on board.
Another idea: fund a "fruit break" where each child is given an orange, apple, banana, etc. once a day as they go out to recess. Sure, some will be thrown away, some will be traded, some will be used for food fights. But, if this is done daily, sooner or later children will learn to like fresh fruits and veggies. I'd rather see my tax dollars spent on providing free offerings than cafeteria offerings of junk food.
My thoughts on "Happy Meals" are posted on that discussion thread.
Safe Food, Healthy Kids Initiative
If you care about food health and safety in schools, you should check out the U.S. PIRG's "Safe Food, Healthy Kids" Program. It includes a petition to USDA Secretary Vilsack to demand tougher standards for food served in schools.
At the local level, it seems that SFUSD might be doing better than many districts:
But it's important to note that just because food meets certain nutritional guidelines doesn't mean that it's non-processed, natural, high-quality food products. Processed chicken nuggets might have the same nutritional value as baked chicken, but obviously they're not the same thing.
Future Film
Just wanted to point out, the wave of support that will follow after Lunch Line, an upcoming film revealing school lunch reform. I can't wait to see this movie since the fact standout.
"The NSLP was first implemented in 1946, when the army reported that many World War II recruits were severely malnourished. At the time, about seven million children came to be covered by the program, and the federally provided subsidy per lunch was about 9¢. Today, over 30 million children participate in the program, and the subsidy has been increased to $2.68."
If only we could feed everybody for $2.68!
Food Revolution
Hey these comments are great and to Zaquex thanks for posting me about the upcoming documentary I'll keep an eye out for it.
But, Don Ross has a point about the spending power. The federal government determines nutritional values and those must be adjusted just as much as the increased subsidy for $2.68 has. I think it's possible to feed those standing in the lunch line something healthy.
SFUSD Has a Decent Food Policy
I personally think that the student menu at SFUSD schools are fine compared to the menu choices at schools Jamie Oliver visits. A sample menu can be seen at the above site. At an average of around 700 calories per meal per school day which is around 7 hours, that's 1/3 of the calories that students are supposed to have a day (if they're on the 2000 calorie diet - which is a diet a MODERATELY active child should be on). I think that is actually enough to keep a student energized, and with all of the meals having fruit or whole grains included in them - that is better than any kind of fast food around. Also this year, SFUSD has taken out corn syrup from their chocolate milk. I personally don't think that San Francisco is doing badly on the "food revolution" that people like Jamie Oliver and Food Inc. are trying to point out. I mean, compared to most school districts, our food is golden.
Food Revolution
My response would be is better enough? With all the medical issues and the ease of eating healthy, what's the issue? That instead of hiring people to put things in the microwave or some big vat at school, we could research and implement other perhaps life long lessons. Premade ready to be heated food is tasteless and lacks very little, if any nutrition. I find most food to be pretty awful.
And I agree with gcotter, it takes time to retrain the taste buds to acclimate to great food given the cravings that bio-engineered foods create. I just say, let's not stop at mediocre. It's just not good enough when you consider the child's life. I know all the counter arguments, but when both my son's ask for vegetables rather anything else, I give a bit of kudos to staying up until midnight cooking all their food fresh from birth. Reconditioning those palates, well, I think it's worth it.
The other side to this, is when they go home and are offered chicken fingers, fast food or some other less healthy choice - it reverts back to a more difficult task for the schools.
My vote is to do better.
Long-term view for taxpayers
If seen from a very long-term perspective, spending a little extra money on healthier food can actually be seen as a major investment for SF, not just in terms of schools but also in terms of healthcare. If we do not invest in students' health (even in terms of just one meal of theirs each school day-- which actually really adds up if you think about it) now by providing nutritious food, then we will as a whole community have to pay for it in more expensive ways in the future (healthcare costs for those thousands of students! While it is not completely our responsibility to keep those kids healthy, as a taxpayer, I'd like to make sure that they are at least on the road toward healthy living, so they can take care of themselves rather than having to rely on oxygen tanks, insulin, and any other treatments, which are, of course, added expenses that could be more expenses for taxpayers.
Yes to healthy food and healthy living
I can remember what we are when we were kids in school. Pizza, hamburger, fries, chocolate milk and cold cuts. While I have fond memories of this food, I dont think it was very healthy or very good for me. We need to teach kids about how important food is to their health and how they can make good tasting healthy choices. If we get kids eating healthy today, I agree with Bernadette that we dont have to take care of their health in the future.
Good Info for Kids and Families
It would be wonderful if new experiments in urban gardening like the Hayes Valley Farm partnered with local schools for field trips and educational experiences. I wonder if they have curriculum or if someone has created it? I think Alice Water's had it right when she started the Edible Schoolyard, I think we just need to provide more tools for SF schools to take advantage of our burgeoning urban gardening movement.
Let's not forget the
Let's not forget the importance about educating kids about exercise-Nutrition is only 1/2 the battle when it comes to health-PE can be helpful, but emphasizing a physical lifestyle in the education system can help as well...
Exercise and Food Together
You're right - we need to do both exercise and food education! Check our First Lady Michelle Obama's campaign - Let's Move - http://www.letsmove.gov/
A lack of both exercise and food options have caused a huge obesity problem in our country. If you travel the world, you will realize how overweight we all are. And it's not about vanity, but really about the long term health problems caused by lack of exercise and a poor diet or sugar and processed foods.


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As Congress Focuses on Fiscal Cliff, Milk Producers Warn of a Dairy Cliff
As Congress tries to find a way to avoid the fiscal cliff - farm groups are asking that they also provide a new farm bill. While many farmers are still covered by crop insurance and other programs until next planting season - the expiration of the 2008 Farm Bill left dairy farmers without a safety net in place if milk prices fall. With the price of feed soaring - many feel they're facing their own cliff. Dairy farmers are price takers - not price makers. A minimum price for milk is set by the federal government - but that price hasn't been keeping pace with increased prices for feed or energy. The Milk Income Loss Contract program helped - paying farmers when the milk price dropped too low or feed prices went too high. Chris Galen with National Milk Producers Federation says the new farm bill includes a voluntary insurance program that would replace MILC. He says it would be better for dairy farms of all sizes. He adds that without a new farm bill - or an extension of the old one - we will revert to a 1949 law that would almost double the price of milk. Experts say customers could pay six to eight-dollars for a gallon of milk.
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Biochemists study the chemical and physical principles of living things and of biological processes such as cell development, growth, and heredity. They work in laboratories, and most work full time.
Biochemists typically do the following:
Biochemists also use electron microscopes, lasers, and other laboratory instruments and equipment to carry out their research. They use advanced technologies to conduct scientific experiments and analysis. For example, they use computer modeling software to determine the three-dimensional structures of proteins and other molecules. Those involved in biotechnology research use chemical enzymes to synthesize recombinant DNA
Most biochemists work on research teams. Research projects are often interdisciplinary, and biochemists frequently work with experts in other fields, such as physics, chemistry, computer science, and engineering. They work in basic and applied research. Basic research is conducted without any immediately known application; the goal is simply to expand human knowledge. Applied research is directed toward solving a particular problem.
Biochemists involved in basic research may study the genetic mutations in organisms that lead to cancer and other diseases. Others may study the evolution of plants and animals to understand how genetic traits are carried through successive generations. Biochemists who do applied research develop products and processes that improve our lives. For example, in medicine, biochemists and biophysicists develop tests used to detect diseases, genetic disorders, and other illnesses. They also develop new drugs and medications, such as those used to treat cancer or Alzheimer's disease.
Applied research in biochemistry and biophysics has many uses outside of medicine. In agriculture, biochemists develop genetically engineered crops that are more resistant to drought, disease, insects, and other afflictions. Biochemists also develop alternative fuels, such as biofuels—renewable energy sources from plants. In addition, they develop ways to protect the environment and clean up pollution.
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In addition to completing required courses in biology and chemistry, students must typically take courses in mathematics, physics, and computer science. Courses in mathematics and computer science are important for biochemists, who must be able to do complex data analysis. Most bachelor degree programs include required laboratory coursework. Additional laboratory coursework is excellent preparation for graduate school or for getting an entry-level position in industry. Students also can gain valuable laboratory experience through internships with prospective employers such as pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturers.
Ph.D. programs typically include two years of advanced coursework in topics such as toxicology, genetics, and proteomics (the study of proteins). Graduate students also spend a lot of time conducting laboratory research. It typically takes four to six years to earn a doctoral degree in biochemistry or biophysics.
Most biochemistry Ph.D. holders begin their careers in a temporary postdoctoral research position, which typically lasts 2-to-3 years. During their postdoctoral appointment, they work with experienced scientists as they continue to learn about their specialties or develop a broader understanding of related areas of research. Postdoctoral positions frequently offer the opportunity to publish research findings. A solid record of published research is essential to get a permanent position doing basic research, especially for those seeking a permanent college or university faculty position.
Biochemists must be able to conduct scientific experiments and analyses with accuracy and precision. They draw conclusions from experimental results through sound reasoning and judgment. They typically work on research teams and need to be able to work well with others toward a common goal. Many also serve as team leaders and must be able to motivate and direct other team members. They regularly use complex equations and formulas in their work, and they need a broad understanding of mathematics, including calculus and statistics.
Scientific research involves substantial trial and error, and biochemists must not become discouraged in their work. Biochemists use scientific experiments and analysis to find solutions to complex scientific problems. They frequently give presentations and must be able to explain their research to others. They write memos, reports, and research papers that explain their findings. They typically receive greater responsibility and independence in their work as they gain experience. They may lead research teams and have control over the direction and content of projects.
Some biochemists move into managerial positions—often as natural sciences managers. Those who pursue management careers spend much of their time on administrative tasks, such as preparing budgets and schedules.
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As the days drag on details are emerging about the life Adam Lanza led prior to his murderous spree at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. While some may say "forget Adam, these details can't bring his 27 victims back," but maybe they will help all of us understand how to prevent something this horrific from happening again.
What made Lanza unhinge and mercilessly slaughter 20 innocent children and six adults? The answer may lie in his past, in the relationship he had with his mother.
FoxNews.com reports exclusively that Adam knew that his mother, Nancy Lanza, was planning to have him committed to a psychiatric facility.
Adam, reportedly diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and suffering from mental health issues, lived with his single mother, who was his primary caregiver.
A neighbor described as a family friend told Fox that Adam knew Nancy was feeling overwhelmed and feared she could no longer care for him so she began the process of petitioning the court for conservatorship. Previous reports have suggested Nancy considered moving with her son to Washington State so that he could attend a special school that could address his issues.
She had the sole right to make these decisions as part of her divorce agreement with Peter Lanza.
They both were only required to consult each other on decisions related to Adam's care, but Nancy had final say.
Divorce paperwork suggests the Lanzas were required to complete a parenting education class, which the decree shows she did.
So the question remains: could the fear of losing his mother partnered with his existing health concerns and his reported obsession with video games, like the popular but incredibly violent "Call of Duty," be part of what drove Adam to the unthinkable?


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Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn is hitting the road to trumpet his program aimed at helping first-time homebuyers.
Quinn spoke in Chicago on Monday in the first of four planned appearances around the state to urge people to take advantage of "Welcome Home Illinois" that offers homebuyers $7,500 for a down payment and interest rates as low as 3.75 percent for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.
The Chicago Democrat's Republican opponent in the gubernatorial race is Bruce Rauner, who quickly issued a news release to call the program old news.
He says this is the third time such a program has been launched -- once by Quinn and once by his predecessor, Rod Blagojevich.
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News: Drake Reveals Twitter Hate, "They Were Like, 'Yo Drake, I Hope Your Mom Dies'"
Tuesday, Nov 8, 2011 11:30PM
Young Money star Drake opens up about his issues with social media and how intense haters can be on Twitter in the new Source Magazine.
Speaking on Twitter, Drizzy revealed a personal incident which ultimately impacted him.
"I'll tell you, my biggest thing was, I remember, it was on Twitter. I remember the day my mom was getting surgery and someone came on Twitter and they were like, 'Yo, Drake, I hope your mom dies.' You don't really mean that. Like, you know you're going to see something bad. Out of 1000 compliments, it's so crazy. It's basically, like, when you used to sit there as a kid, and want to know what everyone is thinking. That's your superpower. [Twitter is] knowing what everyone is thinking." (The Source)
Last week, West Coast rapper Kreayshawn detailed her love for the social networking tool.
"I'm always on Twitter. I'm on Twitter too much," Kreay said in an interview. "I have people who follow me and that are my fans like, 'I'm a huge fan of Kreayshawn but she really needs to stop tweeting so much.' You know what I'm saying? I over tweet sometimes. But you know, you go through things, you over tweet, we get into our mind frame and kind of let the keyboard turn into your head if that happens. I'm good, I'm good. My online presence, I must say I'm very skilled at the electronics and things. Freestyling tweets. That's what I do. Yes. You gotta do it man. Twitter cypher. ... Facebook is like your living room, you invite your friends and your family into your living room, you show them photos and update them with family things and places you're going. Twitter is like a street where all these motherf*ckers are just standing out there screaming at the top of their lungs. [Which do I prefer?] I like the streeeets. [laughs]" (Daily Dot)
A few days prior, rap star 50 Cent discussed his addiction to Twitter.
"I think it's great. I think it allows you the ability to make a public statement from your telephone," 50 explained when asked about his love for Twitter. "It allows you to reach your base, the people who have interest in your material or what you're doing, at any time -- I think entertainers are supposed to entertain on it versus provide more of their personal lives insight. But, it's cool. Everybody utilizes it differently." (CNN)
In September, Slaughterhouse's Royce Da 5'9 gave SOHH the scoop on co-signing Twitter.
"I have a lotta fun f*ckin' with people on Twitter. It's a good vehicle to show a part of your personality that might not come across in your music. Being that accessible to fans -- I hate callin' them fans -- but being that accesible to people keeps people from treating you like some kind of science project." (SOHH)
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I learned something interesting about the new SGI super being fired up in New Mexico: the state intends for it to "pay for itself."
Sue Vorenberg has a profile piece on the machine (named Encanto, Spanish for "enchanted") in the Santa Fe New Mexican (here) that focuses primarily on the visualization challenge — getting from data to information, as we say in the trade.
I haven't been paying too much attention to how the business of this machine is getting done, so I found it interesting to learn that the state intends for the machine to support itself by charging for cycles
The Computing Applications Center also is hoping that the Research Applications Act, House Bill 262, sponsored by Rep. John A. Heaton, D-Carlsbad, will pass this session. The bill, which is in the House Business and Industry Committee, would set up how the facility will operate and switch its management to a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that could charge companies for use of the system.
That is how the project will become self-sufficient at the end of five years, said [Lorie Liebrock], who also is the center's interim education director.
Hmmm…chargeback. Maybe.
I do think that a hosted model for HPC cycles will arise to serve those who either aren't using HPC today, or who are on the fringe with small systems they'd rather turn over to someone else. But I'm thinking right now that those businesses are likely to rise organically out of large ISPs and co-location centers operating today who already know how to deploy large scale resources used in small chunks by many customers.
A resource on the scale of the New Mexico center is built for large scale codes, which right now means big science. Big science doesn't (usually) have a bottom line motive, or a budget for computing cycles, but does currently have a free source for cycles (depending on who's paying for your science, DoD Mod, the DOE, and the NSF centers all come to mind). So they're not coming to the table with money.
I suppose that NM universities could be taxed or otherwise forced to allocate part of their budget to compute on that machine, in part by a ban on deploying clusters and HPC machines outside of the new HPC center. But this type of "managed economy" is only sustainable under a strong regime with a devotion to HPC — put in a new governor, or change some part of the policy to respond to a more pressing political issue (like, say, a tanking economy), and HPC is suddenly not so important.
So it seems that revenue from chargeback would have to come from people with a budget — businesses not currently using HPC. This means small businesses, engineering consulting firms, and the like. This kind of user needs an infrastructure built to support their transition from workstations to the extremely user hostile environment of supercomputing. From what I can tell, the state has put almost all of its money in building the machine and its satellite access centers. In fact, it is still working the legislature for operations money


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Marsha Niehoff thought the newest spin on a popular product would be a great item to buy. After all, she uses the original Ped Egg frequently.
In 2008, Lauren Keith named Ped Egg her favorite Does It Work product of the year. She still loves the $10 skin sloughing tool that gets you smooth "in between" pedicures.
"I use Ped Egg, so I thought Pedi Spin would be great," said Niehoff.
But Niehoff found it took more than that off.
"Felt like it was a rug burn. It split a callus. It started bleeding!" said Niehoff.
Niehoff said it cut her skin and claimed she couldn't walk for four days, under the advisement of her doctor. She quickly returned Pedi Spin to the store.
"I wouldn't use it. It's dangerous," said Niehoff.
In fact, as soon as you turn it on, it sounds like a drill. So, to be clear, we still love the callus-scraping action from the original Ped Egg, but the new spin of the Pedi Spin can roll on outta here.
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Pedi Spin might be in the running for our worst Does It Work product of the year, making its mark with an 'F' on this Does It Work test.
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