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I wish him a speedy recovery. Ya happy?
You see, I have a life outside of these message boards. I have a job, family and other responsibilities to be concerned with, and signing up to a Redskins message board is not on the top of my priority list.
There are a lot of players and organizations that I respect, but I do not have an account with any of those teams either.
Its not a lack of respect for the Redskins, Griffin or any other player/team, so your generalized comment regarding all Giants fans is way off base and plain ignorant!
Hope Griffin heals up, and I guess he will learn to slide earlier next time.
By the way, sounds like an empty threat regarding FedEx Field and Giants colors etc.
One day, not today, not tomorrow, not this season, probably not next season either but one day, you and I are gonna wake up and suddenly we're gonna be like every other team in every other sport where winning is everything and nothing else matters. And when that day comes, well thats, thats when we'll honor them--Jack Lengyel Marshall University
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Inquest opened into death of transgender Accrington teacher Lucy Meadows (From This Is Lancashire)
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AN inquest has been opened and adjourned following the death of a male teacher who decided to live as a woman.
Nathan Upton, 32, who went through a 'transition' to become Lucy Meadows at Christmas, was found dead at her home in Ramsbottom Street, Accrington, last week.
An inquest at Blackburn Register Office heard the St Mary Magdalen's CE Primary School teacher's body was found by her estranged wife Ruth Smith.
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He asked for various reports to be completed to establish a cause of death, before the inquest is resumed on May 28.
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Steph_Holmes says...
Lucy was not a 'male teacher' nor had she 'decided' to live as a woman. Lucy was a transsexual. Since you obviously don't understand the term I'll explain.
Lucy had been a woman from birth, irrespective of how she appeared. Transsexuals don't 'decide' to live as women. You make it sound like a choice. It isn't. At all.
I'm transsexual. I've lost my wife, my daughters, my family, my job, my home. People have tried to beat me up 17 times. Do you seriously think this is a choice?
Your front page last Friday was typical of the misrepresentation of trans issues, and you aren't alone. Virtually all the national press did much the same, despite of the findings of the Leveson report and in breach of the editors code with regard to trans reporting.
You publishing a picture showing Lucy dressed as a male is unconscionable - she would have hated it, but of course she isn't around to complain. And the same phrase about a male teacher deciding to live as a woman, together with a liberal sprinkling of 'Nathan Upton' to sensationalise an otherwise tragic story.
I spoke to Lucy as IAG for Lancashire Constabulary last December and she was appalled by and distraught at the media circus ringing her phone and banging on her door at all hours of the day and night. Well done. That's following the spirit of the code.
Will the Early day motion 1256 make a difference? Can we expect anything different next time? Hmmmm I didn't think so.
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3:51pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Excluded again says...
Condolences to Lucy, her family and friends.
6:19pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Chuck-Norris says...
6:39pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Scooby says...
What's happened to her is disgusting and I would expect the Telegraph to show more respect under the circumstances.
6:47pm Wed 27 Mar 13
mavrick says...
8:56pm Wed 27 Mar 13
moztattoo says...
RIP Lucy Meadows.
8:37am Thu 28 Mar 13
Jeff Wayne says...
We don't have all the information about what has happened or the knowledge of transgender issues, and due to that fact we can not make comment.
@Steph_Holmes I'm sorry that you have lost a lot in your life, I hope that you will have change to find happiness again. I also thank you for trying to educate this lot.
11:35am Wed 10 Apr 13
BillyJ says...
I am fed up with all this transgender is normal rubbish.
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I know many of you are wanting to see Broner vs Marquez, but truthfully the man rightfully in line and the one who is being shunned by his own Promoter (Arum) and the vast majority of the public for his win over Pac is Bradley.
I think Bradley rightfully earned the right to face Floyd with his win over Pac but since Mayweather has officially moved up to 154 I believe he'd be too much for Tim at this time so the man who earned it rightfully is the man who definitively gave Pac a Dirtnap last night and that is Marquez.
Style-wise I believe this is a better match-up for Juan than going against the faster SP style of Broner who is much younger than himself, somewhere down the line though I'd still love to see Broner vs JMM or even Broner vs Bradley but right now the two men with signature wins over Pac deserve a go at this.
Arum has sidelined Bradley to some extent because of the way he took it from Pac and this is the reason why he hasn't had a big fight but he deserves it based on the outcome of the fight last night.
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Id like JMM vs Garcia personally, will be all action.
Definitely, I see a lot of marquez in Danny. Patience timing good power, I think Danny is an underratted boxer. I think it would he tactical and exciting, with marquez feints and timing being the key to both guys outcome in the fight.
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Hearty Paella Recipe
I had paella for the first time in Spain. And it was so good, I've been on the quest to re-create the rich flavors of that dish ever since. We love the shrimp, chicken, veggie and olives in this easy make-at-home version.
- 1-1/4 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2-1/4 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon saffron threads
- 1/8 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 3/4 cup frozen peas
- 12 pimiento-stuffed olives
- 1 medium lemon, cut into six wedges
- In a large skillet over medium heat, cook chicken in oil until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm. Add rice and onion to the pan; cook until rice is lightly browned and onion is tender, stirring frequently. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Stir in the broth, tomatoes, oregano, paprika, salt, pepper, saffron and turmeric. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low; cover and cook for 10 minutes.
- Add the shrimp, peas and olives. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer or until rice is tender, shrimp turn pink and liquid is absorbed. Add chicken; heat through. Serve with lemon wedges. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Hearty Paella in Healthy Cooking February/March 2012, p37
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Reviewed May. 21, 2014
I don't have any idea what "real" paella in Spain tastes like, but this was certainly good! The saffron is so expensive but worth it to get that yummy flavor. Loved the olives and lemon--made it taste very Mediterranean. The fam really enjoyed this--will make again.
Reviewed Sep. 7, 2013
A wonderful combination of flavors.
Reviewed Mar. 13, 2012
just ok
Reviewed Mar. 1, 2012
This was very good. My entire family loved it! Now I can't wait to try other Paella Recipes.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2012
My husband LOVES this dish. He would eat it every night if he could. The flavour is awesome and it's delicious with the lemon added. Great job!
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J.W. Lees Harvest Ale (Port Cask) - J.W. Lees & Co (Brewers) Ltd
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Ratings: 329 | Reviews: 200 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by GClarkage:
4.72/5 rDev +14.6%
03/23/09- Purchased at Sun Devil Liquors in Mesa, AZ.
Presentation- 9.3oz bottle, vinatge 2004. Poured into my JW Lees glass.
Appearance- The lightest of caramel coloring. Very liquor like in appearance...kinda like a cognac. 1/4 inch head on pour with a light rim...minor lace patchwork and a bit of watery spotting.
Smell- Caramel, figs, light alcohol and a note of dark chocolate. Super sweet as usual.
Taste- Identical to both the calvados and the sherry aged versions, except this one has a nice chocolaty port-like flavor in the aftertaste. Has the noraml caramel flavors with the least detectable alcohol.
Mouthfeel- The most carbonated out of the 4 versions...was expecting it to be the least. Great port chocolate-like aftertaste.
Drinkability- Wonderful as usual. Was nice to have these in back to back days. Liked the calvados the best, but all were very similar, with the exception of the lagaluvin, which was quite different in barrel flavor.
03-24-2009 04:08:38 | More by GClarkage
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4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
bottle edition 2004 poured into St Berny goblet
A: rich brown, almost turning to amber body, creamy whipped egg white head. dissipates quickly, no surprise however at 11.5 % ABV. this beer has a lot of mystique to me and it even looks like a piece of history in my goblet.
S: decadent malt, carmelized sugar, raisons, vanilla, oak, and buttery cream. slight alcohol burn in the nose, gets stronger as the beer warms.
T/M: huge rush of heavy, viscous, dense, and oily malt and sugar. very light alcohol spice on the middle tongue. mouthfeel is full bodied, but also concurrently heavy and prickly. provides a nice frame for so much sugar. a hint of coffee on the finish, which dries slightly. grapes, raisons, and cream all over the place. vanilla extract in thier from the wood, butterscotch, and even a bit of tropical fruit. the cask ageing is evident in the maturity of this beer, though so far of the 3 Lees casks Ive had, the Lagavulin has been the most unique and characteristic.
D: extremely sweet, lots o' booze, and even more money make this a special occasion nightcap at best. I love it and think its extremely drinkable when I have it...which is rarely ever. if I could get half a bottle for half the price I would drink this all the time.
04-17-2006 04:21:17 | More by kaimcm
4/5 rDev -2.9%
05-12-2014 01:19:41 | More by warnerry
3.7/5 rDev -10.2%
Beautifully golden-honeyed and clear. Carbonation seen rising in nice straight streams. Not much head, just slight bubbly white foam and then a bit of a ring and just clear. Clean aroma, cannot smell anything at all really. Bit of smooth carbonation, silky and smooth. Fresh and nice, juicy flavors, apricot, orange zest maybe, and hoppiness. Honey sweetness and darkened caramel, yet not cloying. Nice sipper, great flavor with a lot to think about and enjoy. The flavors expand through your mouth and are so enjoyable. Shared this one with my parents who I recently went to a port tasting with, they both really enjoyed it with Mom commenting that she got apricot on the nose with bitter on the tongue.
03-20-2005 18:37:26 | More by shapudding
New York
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
From a wooden cask sitting behind the bar at Spuytin Duyvil (sp?) in Brooklyn! Pours still, no carbonation , no lacing. Nose is buttery malt and a hint of warm rum. Mouthfeel is smooth and well rounded. Notes of rum, butter, vanilla and more butter, rum and vanilla. Smooth and warming, tasty stuff. A world class after dinner beer, go find some and enjoy!
05-15-2005 02:14:39 | More by Billolick
Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
2008 vintage, picked up at Knightly Spirits in Orlando.
Poured into a short ale glass. An amber, slightly opaque brew, with a dusting of sediment on the bottom. A thin white head, leaves a ring after a few moments. When settled, it looks a great deal like sherry.
Nose is caramel, grapes, sugar, port, a touch of oak.
Tastes and feels just like a glass of sherry. The big caramel and fruit flavor is offset but a smoky, oak backing, which prevents the sweetnes from running away with things. Alcohol is difficult to detect. Very tasty, and with only a slight bite to the finish makes for an enjoyable sipper.
Great stuff, one of the better barleywines I've come across. Would love to check out the older vintages.
07-27-2010 22:03:42 | More by JohnnyBarman
4.22/5 rDev +2.4%
2006 vitnage. Poured oily copper, darker than the calvados, with the same sparse ring of bubbles. Again, it was impossible to coax a head out of the beer. A tiny amount of lacing. Caramel and honey in the nose, less fruity, but figs and raisins are present. More oak and vanilla in this one. Much more subtle tastes than the calvados. The grain and malt of the beer show through much better. The alcohol is up front, with the port taking hold in the middle and finish. Somewhat vimuous and fruity, but less sweet. Lovely malt and dried fruit flavors blended nicely with toffee and butterscotch. Less vanilla in the taste, but the oak shines throughout. Same lactic mouthfeel, but less stickiness.
01-05-2009 18:03:28 | More by magictrokini
New York
3/5 rDev -27.2%
05-12-2012 18:59:46 | More by mjtiernan
4.6/5 rDev +11.7%
2005 batch..
A. Roughly same color as.bottle..molasses,a strong sweet tea.
Smell. Smells great..vanilla,grapey,maybe some earthy mushrooms.
Taste.. I really enjoy the sweetness with the alcohol. Reminds me of strong Bourbon or whiskey with big splash of Pepsi. Grilled plums.maybe over baked sweet potato with brown sugar.Would go great with cigar.
Mouthfeel.. not alot of fizz. Thick,juicey..enjoy!
Overall.. bought one in Birmingham Alabama..my home town..tomorrow I'm going back to buy all they have and ask them to buy more.. will take this punkin next hunting trip with cigar.. Cheers!
03-05-2012 03:53:35 | More by beerman240
3.88/5 rDev -5.8%
2005 Series
Executive Summary: My second tasting of the Harvest Ale series. This one is a little nicer on the palate, though it's a little over the top w/r/t sweetness. Cloying, even.
Appearance: Pours an uninspiring deep, cloudy amber with no head - just a few bubbles. Are those floaters I see in there?
Smell: Nice deep barleywine aroma. Dates, figs, grapes. No notes of port here.
Taste: Very, very sweet. Now I get some of the port. Very curious flavor here. I can pick up the figs and dates. Toffee and caramel, too. No hop flavor or bitterness. I wonder if they even used any :)
Mouthfeel: Sticky, but not overly syrupy. Little to no carbonation.
Drinkability: This one's a sipper. Tasty, but a sipper. Watch out for those floaters!
10-09-2006 04:02:50 | More by kpantz
4.5/5 rDev +9.2%
04-07-2012 19:14:00 | More by daveytheformer
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
Bottle from Green's on Ponce in Atlanta.
Pours a mildly hazy dark copper color with a half-finger off-white head and some floaties. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving light lacing and decent legs.
Smells of sweet caramel malts with good amounts of medium to dark fruits, toffee, and butterscotch.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Sticky caramel malt flavors up front with strong contributions from toffee and butterscotch flavors. Midway through the sip the Port shines through a bit more with sweet and boozy dark fruit flavors. The ending is on the sweet side.
Mouthfeel is very good. It's got a smooth thickness with soft and grainy carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I split the bottle but could have a whole one myself.
Overall this is my second favorite of the three I've had so far behind only the Laguvalin. Well worth a shot.
12-05-2009 05:51:29 | More by glid02
4.45/5 rDev +8%
(Served in a snifter)
A-This beer pours a warm reddish-brown body that has a slight haziness to it. The head is a creamy off-white that quickly disappears. No real legs on this beer.
S- This beer has a sweet thick caramel maltyness that has a note of dark fruit and a very faint dark vinous note.
T- This beer has big malty flavors of caramel and sweetness. This beer finishes with a hint of sweet port and some earthiness. As it warms note of honey and lighter flavors start to come out.
M- Medium mouthfeel but a velvety texture that adds a nice compliment to the faint alcohol warmth.
D- This is a wonderful Barley Wine but I think that the port adds a bit to much sweetness to the already sweet B-wine. The others in this limited series all had nice compliments to off set the sweetness but I feel that the port cask adds more sweetness.
08-01-2005 03:14:33 | More by rhoadsrage
North Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +7.5%
Bottled in 2007, drunk Aug 14, 2011. Poured carefully from bottle into Harpoon tulip glass.
A - Light brown yeast sediment swirls and settles slowly in pretty large chunks. Just a wisp of head, not much carbonation evident, small bubbles rise fitfully from the depths. Color is a lovely tawny burnt orange base with reddish overtones. Drops quite clear and inviting.
S - Here is where this beer really excells. Alcohol esters and honey sweetness hit first followed by notes of resiny tar and black cherry. The port undertone is fruity and magnificent.
T - Again we find the black cherry and fruit flavors with the alcohol kick. The "beeriness" reasserts itself in the back end as the hops suddenly show up in a lingering bitter finish.
M - Medium feel, made a little slick by the port sweetness. Not much carbonation left.
O - Quite impressive in appearance and aroma, and the first few sips were intensely enjoyable. However as I worked my way through the glass the complexity diminished somewhat I was left with only the impression of sweetness and fruit. I love port and beer so this was a great combination for a special occasion, but will only be a one time sipper.
Side tasting note: One favorite pairing for port is chocolate. A good dark chocolate and a tawny port both compliment and enhance each other's flavors. This experiment did not work very well for this beer. The chocolate overwhelmed the port character and left a muddled impression.
08-16-2011 16:34:06 | More by CoalPorter
North Carolina
4.58/5 rDev +11.2%
2006 Vintage
A- pours a deep reddish burgundy copper color, maintains a thin white ring of head around the glass, very fine lacing is left behind
S- very sweet and honey-like, slight notes of wood and spice
T- sugary sweet from start to finish, a slight hop character in the beginning that resides into a nice dark fruit and wood flavor that really lingers
M- has a thick syrupy start with a heavy carbonation, really coats the pallet
D- very very tasty, but the alcohol shows through just a little so I can't drink them terribly fast, they're also very thick so one is plenty for me in an evening
12-11-2009 02:30:10 | More by pourmeup
3.75/5 rDev -9%
05-18-2014 19:37:04 | More by Loveyourbeer
3/5 rDev -27.2%
01-18-2013 10:07:35 | More by MrVonzipper
New Hampshire
4.4/5 rDev +6.8%
brewed in 2005 consumed on 12/26/09 9.3 oz fl. bottle for *gulp*....$11.45
a deep amber brown-ish color with a ton of floatie bits, very thin and bubbly head, scatters fast and is gone, which is expected for an older brew.
The age is present in the aroma with sugary, fermented fruits and some slight oxodization with slight cardboard effect. musty, tarnished-hard wood, caramel in the malt, wild tanginess zesty herbs with a zingy heat, kinda hot.
This one is very Port flavored with maple syrup in the malt, sugar-coated plums, deep woody flavored edge. Zesty heat, very warming, not vodka hot but buzzy, with a dry earthy wheat and hop flavor for good balance. a heavy, thick feel, aged indeed! Deep, mature malt flavor's abound!! lazy, heavy feel, grainy in the finish with a malty sweetness with many subtle flavor's to be found.
go slow, sip this one, it's worth it's $$$.
01-08-2010 00:32:45 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
3.73/5 rDev -9.5%
this is a unique barley wine, but i dont think it has quite the strength or power of the flavor of the lag whisky cask version. pour murky amber, and smells like caramel. no head at all, as expected, and lots of lees in the beer. taste of dark fruits and caramel, and a noticable port cask taste. good brew, but if you want the full experience I would get the Lagavulin whisky cask version
12-15-2007 02:54:53 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Ontario (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev -11.4%
Very nice aroma of a barleywine, pleasant appearance with lace. Alcohol, sweetish, some Rum, figs, Vanilla.Full mouthfeel. Would go well late in a meal. I am encouraged to try the other barrels. Thanks Tim (IPFreely) for sharing. I am still tasting it a day later.
07-04-2005 15:44:32 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
06-30-2012 05:33:30 | More by tylermains
4.72/5 rDev +14.6%
Stunning! It's crystal-clear golden-orange body resembles a glass of Cognac - and the flavor's not too far from the same. It's almost completely headless, but some bubbles are visible, slowly rising from the base of the glass. The nose is rich with honeyish malt; lightly grassy and floral hops; and a slap of alcohol. In the mouth it's creamy and exceptionally smooth with a full body and lightly tingly,restrained carbonation (but it's not bottle conditioned). Lush, juicy, dripping honeyish malt is accented by low-level notes of grassy hops; and peppered with spicy notes of alcohol. Notes of Port are discernable, but quite restrained. Some woodiness does come through, however; yet it's far from overdone, and it just lends enough character to give it a little life while also helping it to dry out in the finish. It's not overtly complex, but it is exceptionally rich and satiating. Superb!
01-23-2005 18:10:23 | More by NeroFiddled
5/5 rDev +21.4%
12-10-2011 03:11:08 | More by zaphodchak
New York
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
10-24-2013 22:36:50 | More by socon67
4.45/5 rDev +8%
You need only read a review in any of the collection to appreciate this beer.
Ruby and viscous. Awesome barley wine counter-balanced with a cask profile. My only bitch - where's the port? It's completely lost. In a blind tasting, this tastes exactly like every one of the other in the collection. Nothing here gives it a unique name. Poor job as far as the port profile.
Great sipper, though. Perfection.
12-13-2006 02:20:46 | More by scott
J.W. Lees Harvest Ale (Port Cask) from J.W. Lees & Co (Brewers) Ltd
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A 21 year old Minatare man accused of causing the death of 21 year old Taylor Magdaleno of Gering in a rollover accident last July has entered a no contest plea Friday to manslaughter. In a plea agreement motor vehicle homicide and drunk driving charges against Drew Schmaltz were dismissed. Sentencing is set for February 26th at 3 p.m. before District judge Randy Lippstreu
Schmaltz is charged with being at the wheel of a pickup truck that rolled near the intersection of County Road 29 and County Road M July 27th of last year. Magdaleno died as a result of injuries suffered in the accident.
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The Investigation revealed that a southbound pickup truck occupied by six males and driven by Schmaltz left the roadway and rolled several times. At the time of the accident, four of the males were riding in the cab, and two in the pickup bed. Taylor Magdaleno was the front seat passenger, and was ejected.
21 year old Ruben Esparza of Gering, 21 year old Carlos Palomo of Gering, 21 year old Jake Peltz of Alliance, and 22 year old Dillon Brousard of Minatare received injuries, but were treated and later released from Regional West Medical Center. None of the occupants were wearing seat belts.
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New York ranks third in number of organic farms
ALBANY — The 2011 Organic Production Survey has counted 9,140 certified organic farms and ranches in the United States comprising 3.6 million acres of land, according to the New York Agricultural Statistics Service. Total certified organic product sales for the United States was $3.5 billion, up $340 million from 2008.
The average organic producer had sales of $414,725 in 2011 compared to $217,675 in 2008. The top three states by number of farms were California with 1,898, Wisconsin with 870 and New York with
597 certified organic farms.
In 2011, New York's certified organic farms sold a total of $107 million in organically produced commodities, including $38.5 million in crops sales and $68.3 million in sales of livestock, poultry and their products.
Average sales were $186,668 per farm. Fifty-six percent, or $60.2 million of total organic sales in New York, were from milk from cows. Milk-cow sales totaled $3.77 million. Crop sales included more than $22.1 million from field crops, $14.5 million from vegetables and $1.36 million from fruits and berries.
In New York, just 10 percent of sales were direct to consumers via farm stands, farmers markets, community supported agriculture (CSAs) and other arrangements, while 83 percent of New York organic sales were through wholesale channels, including processors, millers and packers, and grower cooperatives.
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In 1979, Brunetti founded Agri-Dynamics with a vision of providing a line of holistic animal remedies for farm livestock, equine and pets. After witnessing firsthand the results of conventional, chemically dependent, grain-based rationed farming practices, he embarked on a crusade to educate and consult for farmers who made the choice to transition to ecologically responsible and sustainable farming. Brunetti works towards improving soil and crop quality and livestock performance and health on certified organic farms.


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How good is the NFC West right now? Right now the entire division is at .500 or better. Most people think the San Francisco 49ers are the best team in the NFC, but they're not even the top team in the division as of Friday. The Arizona Cardinals faced reality with a 17-3 loss to St. Louis, but their 4-1 record is still a surprise to most (including this native of Arizona).
In the bottom half, the Rams sport a 3-2 record and are now over .500 for the first time in the Sam Bradford era. The Seahawks sit at 2-2, but with a match up at Carolina this weekend, they have a good shot at putting the entire division above .500.
This season, the NFC West has been doing it with defense. At the end of Week 4, The Seahawks and 49ers both placed in the top 3 in total defense, allowing just under 300 yards a game. Arizona, Seattle, and San Francisco place in the top 4 in fewest points allowed per game, with the 49ers at 16.2, the Cardinals at 15.2, and the Seahawks at 14.5. All of a sudden the NFC West has become a division known for defense, and the league is taking notice.
Let's not forget, just a couple years back, the NFC West was a laughing stock. At 7-9 the Seattle Seahawks became the first team with a losing record to ever win a division. A couple years earlier, the Arizona Cardinals went 8-8 and somehow managed to make the Super Bowl.
This division for the longest time has been a joke, but four full weeks into the 2012 season it looks like they've turned a page. They arguably have three of the best teams in the conference just in one division (yes, I'm being generous to the Seahawks, but they've shown glimpses of greatness). Legitimately, two playoff teams will come out of the west, with the 49ers looking like a lock for the Super Bowl.
Things have certainly changed over the last few years. So it begs the question who's taking over for the NFC West as the worst division in football? I think it's safe to say the AFC South is taking over that title with the AFC West a close second. Yes, the Texans look like the best team in the conference and possibly the whole league, but after that the division is a train wreck. You have three teams still searching for an identity. The Colts think they've found it with Andrew Luck, but expecting that team to have more than 4 wins this year might be a stretch. Maurice Jones-Drew is still a Jaguar, but that may be the only thing this team has to hang its hat on. Jake Locker looks like he could be the real deal with Tennessee, but as a team the Titans look like one of the worst in football. So all three of those teams sit at 1-3 four weeks into the season, and I don't think either team gets more than five wins this year, and it's that high only because they have to play each other in the division!
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A battle between a local taxi service and the Roanoke Regional Airport is heating up.
Over the past year, Bennett Early, the owner of B. Early Cab Service, has been attending airport commission meetings. He says he wants to see changes so his company and others don't have to continue fighting the airport for access to travelers.
"Nobody likes to wait more than 20 minutes for a cab, I don't care who you are," Early says. "It's so nice to be able to come out, get your baggage, find your bag, and get home. Now, they're having to find the transportation desk and wait for a Yellow Cab to show up 20 or 30 minutes later because they only call one company: theirs."
Early insists the airport gives Yellow Cab an unfair advantage, because the Roberts family, who owns the Roanoke Airport Transportation Service, also owns Yellow Cab Services of Roanoke, Inc.
Jacqueline Shuck, the executive director of the Airport Commission, denies that Yellow Cab gets preferential treatment. She says over the past several months they've been working to figure out a new plan, detailing what services will be offered at the airport and where to house them.
"Our big thing is to make sure we can accommodate and have ways for people who land here to get to their next destination," Shuck says. "That's what we have to evaluate."
One of the big issues seems to be space, especially with loading and unloading parking in front of the airport. It's something both Early and airport officials agree there's not enough of.
Early hopes getting a cart inside the terminal could give his company the same opportunities that he believes Yellow Cab is getting.
"If we can see the need to have every rental car company represented in the airport," he says, "why can we not have every licensed cab company that's authorized to do business in Roanoke City represented in the airport?"
That's a question that will have to be answered by the airport commission. Until a plan is finalized, Shuck says they don't want to make any big changes, such as moving these taxi services inside, just yet.
"The last thing I want to do is put people in there and then toss them out within a matter of months," Shuck says.
She says she expects to have the entire issue resolved within a year. Until then, Early says he will continue fighting to give his business a fair chance.
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Illinois State Police confirmed one man was killed in a three-vehicle crash on Route 126 west of County Line Road.
Chief Jon Stratton said the crash occured just before 6 a.m.
A four-door Mercury and a Kia were heading east on Route 126 when the Mercury crossed over and hit a box truck in the westbound lane, Stratton said.
"The truck tried to avoid him and couldn't," state police Sgt. Martez Malone said. "It went into the ditch, came out, crossed over and struck the other vehicle."
The driver of the Mercury was extricated and taken to Rush-Copley Hospital in Aurora, where he was pronounced dead, police said. The man's name and age have not been released pending notification of the family, Malone said.
The male driver of the Kia was transported to Provena Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet, Stratton said. There were no other passengers in either vehicle.
The driver of the truck and a passenger, both men, refused treatment at the scene, according to Stratton.
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Malone said the crash is under investigation.
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Illinois State Police are investigating an accident that occurred shortly after 6 a.m. Monday on Route 126 west of County Line Road in
Sgt. Martez Malone said at least one person was seriously injured in the crash, which involved three passenger vehicles and a box truck.
Malone said details on the accident were not immediately available Monday morning.
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SOMETHING strange has landed in Greenwich.
Despite appearances, this isn't an alien spacecraft but a new sculpture for Greenwich's Peninsula Square.
Called Kreod, it is the brainchild of Chun Qing Li, managing director of Pavilion Architecture, and is meant to resemble three seeds.
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Sweet and Salty Chocolate Reindeer Recipe
You can enlist little hands to help position the antlers, eyes and noses on these adorable, crisp reindeer cookies. —Pat Habiger, Spearville, Kansas
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- 2 teaspoons cream of tartar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 96 miniature pretzels
- 96 M&M's miniature baking bits
- 48 small red gumdrops
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, cocoa, cream of tartar, baking soda and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well.
- Divide dough into eight portions; cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll each portion into a 6-in. circle; cut into six wedges. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Press in pretzels for antlers, baking bits for eyes and a gumdrop for the nose.
- Bake at 375° for 7-9 minutes or until set. Cool for 1 minute before removing from pans to wire racks. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 4 dozen.
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I thought this was hard to roll out..not stiff enough to roll. They are cute though and good for kids. Not a lot of taste, but again they are not too sweet for kids. I used icing for the noses as I couldn't find mini gum drops.
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The only thing going for these is that they are cute. My kids ate one and said, "It doesn't have much flavor." That's all they ate.
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Mac Jones powered the Rams soccer offense with a hat trick in a 4-0 win Wednesday against Effingham.
Jones struck about seven minutes into the game and added another midway through the first half. He finished off the hat trick 10 minutes into the second half of action. Joseph McDanel also hit the back of the net for the Rams.
Jones took advantage of some solid passing from his teammates. McDanel, Anthony Reitz and Dalton McGowen provided his with assists on his goals.
"We've been looking for chemistry from the first day of tryouts," Mt. Vernon coach Jim Duncan said. "We've always had some questions, and the questions were definitely answered today. We finally came together. I think if we can continue to play like this with all the pieces we put in play, we'll be fine."
Throughout the game, the Rams were able to control the midfield and build its attack.
"When (the midfielders) try to do too much, they get out of position and it leaves our back line hanging and it does give a lot of room in the midfield area to set up," Effingham coach Aaron Witges said. "They scored all their balls on through balls. They got all their opportunities off nice hard, low through balls."
Mt. Vernon's defense limited the Effingham offense throughout the game. The Rams didn't allow a shot on goal from the Flaming Hearts in the opening half. Effingham's best moments came in the second half when the Flaming Hearts were able to force Mt. Vernon goalie J.J. Wiegel into three saves.
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On Saturday, Mr. Surf's threw their 3rd Annual Coldwater Classic, a surf competition with five different divisions, including longboard and stand-up paddle surfing. Many people came to witness the competition, which lasted into the afternoon, and Mr. Surf's owner Tony Johnson said he's not surprised the respect for the sport is growing.
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THE Rotary Club of Burnham has been selling paintings by prisoners at its bookshop in the town to support victims of crime.
The works were donated by inmates of Shepton Mallet Prison to Victim Support Somerset as part of the Time Well Spent project - proceeds go to VSS.
Jane Gibbs, Rotary Club service committee chairman, said: "We were pleased to offer this support and we sold a number of paintings to a total value of £220."


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Labor joins the rightwing coalition
by Jerome Armstrong, Tue Mar 24, 2009 at 07:02:16 PM EDT
Israel's Labour Party is history. Yglesias sums it up:
It's hard to imagine this being anything other than the end for the remnants of the Labor Party.
680 of Labor Party central committee members voted in favor of joining the coalition, while 570 voted against. The voter turnout stood at 78 percent of the committee members.
"I'm happy that party delegates have decided to enter the government," Ofer Eini, head of the Histadrut labor union and a senior Labor Party operative, told Israel's Army Radio.
But others chanted slogans like "Disgrace" following the announcement.
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Slow pitch softball players from Clinton and Vicksburg high schools took time from their game Thursday night to honor a 3-month-old baby named Allie.
Tuesday night Allie was hospitalized after being struck in the head by a foul ball at a slow pitch game between Vicksburg High School and Warren Central High School.
Prayers were requested via Facebook and Thursday night families of Vicksburg and Clinton players brought a card and present for baby Allie.
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We were able to use the upper deck only half of the voyage...understandable now but a surprise to us due to no pre-warning from Viking. Yes, they state they MAY need to close it but never let us know this voyage VERY OFTEN has this issue. The interior of the ship was quite crowded most of the cruise due to the closure. The Lounge needs to accommodate more of the passengers...not enough seating. Loved our cabin at water level but we had horrible engine noise at night. The 135sq ft is tight but it worked ok. We don't need a balcony but room for a chair would have been a nice improvement. The shower was nice and large but hated the glass walls of the bathroom. The closet is a nice size but only a few hangers fit due to a bump out in 1/2 of it...crazy!! The TV is in the wall and we had neighbors that watched their's every waking minute at top volume. I asked the person at the desk if they could mention it to them and I was told it was my responsibility...they are not allowed. What??
Other than the TV issue...the crew were wonderful. Especially the dining staff. They all worked so hard to please and accommodate. The food was very good at breakfast & lunch...dinner was sporadic. We loved the size of the ship and very much like the small amount of passengers. The excursions were good and we had excellent guides (except just one). Just wish we had more time to explore on our own. The pace was just a bit slow for us.
River cruising is an excellent choice for some. We think we'll wait a bit for our next one. And when we do decide to try again we will try a different line.


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The competitiveness of the game apparently became too much for a Kentuckiana middle school parent at a recent girls basketball game.
It happened inside Kammerer Middle School on February 7 just as the game wrapped up.
"The students did behave themselves and there were no incidents but after the game apparently we had a parent who made her way into the locker room," said JCPS spokesperson Ben Jackey.
Police say right after the game that Kammerer won, Wanohah Knuckles, 36, forced her way into the Westport locker room, shoved the coach, and choked a middle school player. Knuckles has a daughter on the Kammerer Middle School team.
"There were two staff members that were very close by the locker room, noticed something was wrong, and immediately intervened," Jackey said.
School leaders had actually prepared for the possibility of a problem.
"A few days before the February 7 game between the two schools, administrators from both schools became aware of some conversation that was happening on Facebook between members of both teams," Jackey said.
Fellow parents shook their head at the news.
"It's not too surprising with what you see at little league games and soccer games. It's just getting out of control with parents not being able to control themselves. It just seems like the parents have gotten to be worse than the kids and violence is just overtaking everything," a parent said while leaving the school.
The entire Westport team witnessed the fight; a disappointing lesson about sportsmanship in a game they love.
"It's an opportunity for students to grow, learn sportsmanship, team work and a variety of other good characteristics when they're on the field of play. So it's disappointing when something like this happens, but it's extremely rare," Jackey said.
Knuckles is facing third and fourth degree assault charges. The two people police say she assaulted were not seriously hurt.
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