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The Crimean Players
In January of 2014 if 1% of Americans could have found Crimea on a map it would have astounded me. Fast forward to today and it is part of the watercooler conversation. The world is confused as to what is … Continue reading
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Ed Puts It In Reverse
Wednesday MSNBC host Ed Schultz reversed his position and came out in opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline. That either proves what examining the facts will do or he was playing devil's advocate all along. We may never know.
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Clean And Green?
One of the problems with being a progressive is that the first time you hear a piece of right wing rhetoric it throws you. It is usually untrue and often defies logic, but you hate to challenge someone when you … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged coal, ecology, environment, fracking, natural gas, oil, politics, progressive, right wing, solar energy, solar power, wind power 1 Comment
Fatal Futility
George W. Bush did a lot of stupid things when he was President; it came naturally to him. In my mind number 1 on that list was the military incursion into Iraq. Over the weekend the world saw proof of … Continue reading
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Of North And South
When talking in terms of the continental United States it is difficult to get much further north than the Northwest corner of North Dakota. When you talk in terms of Arkansas you are well into the South. In 2013 both … Continue reading
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Hidden In The Apparent Insanity
I have long felt that the thinnest line is the one between insanity and genius. Remember genius can be diabolical. The radical right of the Tea Party/Republican coalition is so obsessed with their dangerous agenda that they will use every … Continue reading
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Apples And Oranges In The Other Guy's Orchard
The best friends of a disinformation campaign are repetition and massive dissemination. No industry on earth has more of the resources needed to execute a disinformation campaign than the energy industry and they prove it every day.
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Tournament Politics
Super Tuesday really gave us more of the same despite some drama. With nine of the ten states either called or close enough to draw conclusions Mitt Romney remains the man to beat and nobody was able to do that … Continue reading
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Life's Odd Juxtapositions
Thursday morning started like most, I was going through my morning routine which includes checking my e-mail and perusing the Washington Post. I read Dan Morse's article, Bombs targeting Shiites kill at least 72 in Iraq, and read an e-mail … Continue reading
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IF yesterday's meeting at Towac Park is any indication, Jeff Brasch is going to enjoy his time in Orange.
Moving to Orange's stables on Sunday, Brasch's three-year-old filly Vortuka ($2 favourite) led from start to finish in the $15,000 The Overflow Maiden Handicap (1000m) to ensure the former Mudgee trainer gets his Towac Park tenure off to the best possible start.
"I've always had a little bit of luck at the Orange track," Brasch said following Vortuka's impressive two-and-a-half length win in the second on a good three yesterday afternoon.
"I had a horse run a really nice fourth in the Orange Cup last year, only beaten by half a length, so I'll be trying to have a crack at that again this year."
With three late scratchings in the 12-horse field, Vortuka's odds shortened.
Justifiably so, too, with the bay filly jumping well from barrier eight to lead handsomely from the 900 metre mark.
At different stages of the 1000 metre race Tiger's Story ($31), Rolling Zone ($13) and Cellarmondo ($61) challenged, but none could go on with the job as Greg Ryan powered Vortuka to a handy break and a comfortable victory.
The Milton Coutts trained Grand Doubt ($31) ran second from the Ken Dunbar-ridden Rolling Zone in third.
In just her second start after a third in Tamworth last month, Vortuka impressed Brasch.
"She raced really well at Tamworth but drew a wide gate and got trapped by it and was pretty green," he said.
"It was 44 degrees that day, so I put her straight into the paddock for a week and freshened her up and brought her back here today and it's worked. I've been really happy.
"Greg rode her in a barrier trial and as soon as he got off her he said he wanted to stick with her, he really liked the way she trialled.
"He's rode her in her only two starts and there's no one better than Greg."
Champion hoop Ryan said while still learning, Brasch's three-year-old filly showed plenty of potential.
"She'd only had the one start and she was a little bit green in her first start in the race ... today, a bit closer to home, better for the experience, she does gallop well but she's only going to improve," Ryan enthused.
"She had the ability on those other horses. She's a bit better."

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Theresa M. Visconti, 99, passed away on Jan. 9, 2014 at Countryside Health Care in Milford. She was a life long resident of Milford where she attended public schools. She began her career as a legal secretary followed by many years as a secretary in several departments in the Milford School System. She was predeceased by her husband Atty. Michael P. Visconti who passed away in 1994.
Mr. Joseph J. Renda Jr., 97, of Hopedale, and formerly of Milford, died Tuesday (Jan. 7, 2014) at Milford Regional Medical Center shortly after admittance. He was the beloved husband of the late Antonina M. "Nellie" (Longo) Renda, who died in 2003.
Mr. Renda was born in Milford, the son of the late Joseph and the late Margaret (McNamara) Renda. He attended Milford public schools as a young boy and attended Milford High School. Mr. Renda was first employed for the Town of Milford DPW and then later was employed for over 36 years at the former Draper Corporation located in Hopedale.
Barbara J. (Ridolfi) Foley, 72, of Milford passed away on Sun. Jan. 5, 2014 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Worcester. She was the wife of John W. Foley Jr. Mrs. Foley had been employed as a supervisor at PEI in Milford before retiring in 2002.
Barbara was born July 26, 1941 in Framingham the daughter of the late William and Barbara J. (McCarthy) Ridolfi. She was a lifelong resident of Milford and a graduate of Milford High School, Class of 1959. Barbara was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother and enjoyed visiting Cape Cod. She loved all animals, especially her cats.
Rita V. (Bouthiette) Kurlan, 89, of Milford passed away on Wed. Jan. 1, 2014 at her residence. She was the wife of the late Samuel Kurlan. Mrs. Kurlan was employed as a stretcher for the former Kartiganer Hat Co. in Upton before she retired.
Mrs. Kurlan was born Sept. 1, 1924 in Upton the daughter of the late Alcide and Adile (Paille) Bouthiette and had attended Upton schools.
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of Marion, formerly of Milford, passed away Saturday, Jan. 5, 2014, at the Brigham and Woman's Hospital in Boston. She was the wife of Albert W. Richards of 61 years. She was born in Milford, daughter of the late Alfred and Lucy (DeVenuto) Cipriani and lived in Milford and Hopedale before moving to Marion in 1989.
She was a graduate of the Milford High School class of 1944. She also was a graduate of the Milford Hospital Nursing program in 1948. Mrs. Richards retired in 1987 from the Medfield State Hospital where she was employed as an admissions nurse. She also was employed at numerous hospitals in the Boston area.
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Courtney Love Backpedals on Hole Reunion Talk
By Evan Minsker on April 6, 2014 at 4:51 p.m. EDT
In a recent interview, Courtney Love said that she and Hole's mid-90s lineup—Eric Erlandson, Patty Schemel, and Melissa Auf Der Maur—were rehearsing new material. Now, in a new interview with The Telegraph, she says the rest of the band aren't pleased with her comments and clarifies that a reunion isn't set in stone.
Courtney Love Reunites Mid-90s Hole Lineup
By Jenn Pelly and Evan Minsker on April 2, 2014 at 11:51 a.m. EDT
A couple days after Christmas, Courtney Love posted a photo of her with Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson on Facebook with the caption, "2014 going to be a very interesting year." As it turns out, she was indeed teasing a Hole reunion.
Courtney Love Not Liable in Twitter Defamation Case
By Evan Minsker on January 25, 2014 at 10:37 a.m. EST
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Courtney Love was sued by her former attorney Rhonda Holmes over a tweet that Holmes claimed hurt her reputation. Yesterday, a California jury found that Love shouldn't be held liable for defamation, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Jay-Z Uses Nirvana "Smells Like Teen Spirit" Lyrics on New Album, Courtney Love Says
By Jenn Pelly on June 21, 2013 at 3:36 p.m. EDT
Courtney Love tells Huffington Post that she gave Jay-Z permission to use lyrics from Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" on the rapper's new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail.
Courtney Love Is Going on Tour
By Carrie Battan on May 9, 2013 at 2:03 p.m. EDT
About a year ago, Courtney Love surprised everyone by reuniting with her mid-90s Hole bandmates for a show at Brooklyn's Public Assembly. (This followed a 2010 album and tour with a Hole lineup featuring none of those members.) Now she's announced a short Northeast solo tour, as Brooklyn Vegan points out. No word on who's in her band, though.
Frances Bean Cobain Has Controlled Kurt Cobain's Likeness Since 2010
By Evan Minsker on May 2, 2012 at 8:28 p.m. EDT
Well this is interesting: The Fix has unearthed some documents that reveal that Courtney Love hasn't controlled Kurt Cobain's image since 2010. Apparently, 19-year-old Frances Bean Cobain is in charge of the publicity rights to her father's likeness, name, and appearance.
Watch: Courtney Love Reunites Mid-90s Hole Lineup
By Amy Phillips on April 14, 2012 at 1:00 a.m. EDT
Here's a rare bit of positive Courtney Love news: The Village Voice reports that last night, the entire mid-90s Hole lineup, including Courtney, reunited at the Brooklyn club Public Assembly. Definitely not something we saw coming.
Courtney Love Memoir on the Way
By Larry Fitzmaurice on September 29, 2011 at 2:38 p.m. EDT
Photo via What Courtney Wore Today
Vulture reports (via AP) that Hole bandleader and endlessly infamous quote machine Courtney Love has signed a deal with publishing house HarperCollins to write a memoir that will detail her childhood, as well as "set the record straight" regarding the thousands of rumors and bits of lore that surround her. The book is set for release some time next fall.
Courtney Love Gets Label, Release Date for New Hole LP Nobody's Daughter
By Tom Breihan on February 17, 2010 at 11:35 a.m. EST
The idea of a new Hole album-- especially a new album from a Hole lineup whose only holdover from previous lineups is Courtney Love-- is a pretty dicey one. But Love really is going forward with this whole Hole thing, despite former guitarist Eric Erlandson's objections. And now the newly reconstituted Hole-- which includes Love alongside new faces Micko Larkin, Shawn Dailey, and Stuart Fisher-- has a label and a release date for comeback album Nobody's Daughter. Spin reports that Mercury/IDJ will release it on April 27.
Courtney Love Lines Up "Hole" Return
By Ryan Dombal on January 6, 2010 at 2:20 p.m. EST
Courtney Love apparently wants to bring back the name Hole for her forthcoming album, Nobody's Daughter, even though nobody in her current band were ever in the original Hole. (Via The Guardian.) And former Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson told Spin that legally, she can't use the Hole name without him.
The current lineup includes guitarist Micko Larkin, bassist Shawn Dailey and drummer Stu Fischer. You can watch behind-the-scenes footage of them rehearsing on their YouTube page. Semantics aside, Love is set to make her live return in Europe next month starting with a gig at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire February 17, according to her official site. All three announced dates after the jump.
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Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup
This quick and easy chicken noodle soup is hearty enough for a family meal, but it also makes a great lunch soup or potluck dish. Serve this soup for lunch or dinner with crusty rolls or biscuits and a tossed salad. Feel free to use broken linguini or thin noodles instead of medium noodles.
Curried Chicken Soup
This delicious chicken soup is spiced with a little curry powder and other seasonings. A little rice, chopped apple, and tomatoes make it a flavorful, hearty soup.
Creamy Chicken Soup
This soup is made with a homemade stock, along with cream, chicken breasts, green onions, and other vegetables. Serve this soup with crackers or biscuits for a wonderful lunch or soup supper.
Chicken Mushroom Soup
This chicken soup recipe is a great choice for lunch or dinner with crusty rolls and a salad or sandwich or make it a first course with a larger meal.
Chicken Chowder with Corn
This chicken and corn chowder is hearty enough to serve as a main dish with crusty bread or biscuits, or serve it as a first course. Leftovers are even tastier the next day!
Creamy Chicken Curry Soup
This simple chicken soup is a snap to make with leftover diced cooked chicken, a little curry powder, cream, and cream of chicken soup. It takes just minutes from start to finish!
Harvest Chicken Chowder
Chicken sausage and diced cooked chicken, along with apple cider, cheese, corn, and other vegetables make this a hearty and flavorful soup. Use this recipe for a lunch soup or serve it for dinner with a salad and crusty rolls.
Slow Cooker Chicken and Pasta Soup
This soup is super easy to prepare and cook in your slow cooker. Use purchased cooked diced chicken to make this recipe even faster.
Crockpot Chicken and Corn Chowder
This chicken chowder recipe is a great choice if you're looking for a soup that's quick and easy to prepare, and the slow cooker makes it perfect for a busy day meal. This recipe is easily doubled for a larger family dinner.
Chicken and Asparagus Chowder
This is an easy, flavorful chicken soup for spring, made with fresh asparagus, diced cooked chicken, cream, and other chopped vegetables.
Chicken and Sausage Gumbo With Tomatoes
This is a delicious chicken gumbo the whole family will enjoy, or double and serve to a crowd for game day or other gathering. This gumbo makes a perfect meal with hot boiled rice and crusty bread.
Slow Cooker Gumbo Recipe
This slow cooker gumbo is loade with chicken, sausage, and great seasonings. Serve this flavorful and easy gumbo with hot cooked rice and cornbread for a fabulous meal.
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2013 Big 12 spring practice capsulesDavid Ubben
Spring practice is almost here. Time to take a look at the Big 12 heading into spring practices with the first day of our spring previews across the blog network. BAYLOR BEARS Spring start: March 1 Spring game: April 6 What to watch: 1....Blog | February 19, 2013
Booms and busts of the '07 recruiting classDavid Ubben
Earlier this week, we looked at the 2009 recruiting class' biggest surprises and biggest busts, and colleague Jake Trotter tackled 2008 last week. You guys loved it. It's still a little soon to make generalizations about the 2010 class just yet, b...Blog | February 13, 2013
The 2014 recruiting season is already onDavid Ubben
Signing day was just a week ago, you say? Well, recruiting is a year-round game, and coaches don't care all that much that players won't be able to sign for almost 360 more days. Which teams have a nice head start on the 2014 classes? Let's take a qu...Blog | February 13, 2013
Wrapping the Big 12's signing dayDavid Ubben
After Waco native and ESPN 300 member Andrew Billings chose to sign with Baylor over Texas and TCU on Tuesday, there was little buildup for a dramatic signing day across the Big 12. That held true when the big day arrived. There wasn't much waffli...Blog | February 06, 2013
The Big 12's returning starters in 2013David Ubben
Another year, another occasion to give pundit Phil Steele a big ol' bear hug. The college football aficionado annually tallies up college football's returning starters, and today, we look at how that shakes out for the Big 12. Something to keep in...Blog | January 24, 2013
The Big 12 Recruiting Scorecard: Mid-Jan.David Ubben
We're only a few weeks away from signing day. It's time to update the Big 12 recruiting scorecard. You'll need ESPN Insider to view the full class. 1. Texas Longhorns Total commits: 13 ESPN 150 commits: 6 Key commits: QB Tyrone Swoopes, C ...Blog | January 17, 2013
Season report card: Kansas State WildcatsDavid Ubben
We're grading each Big 12 team's season right now, and we'll move on to the next team on the list: The Kansas State Wildcats. OFFENSE: We've been over this before, but even with a terrible outing against Oregon, there's a case to be made for Kansa...Blog | January 14, 2013
The Big 12 recruiting scorecard: DecemberDavid Ubben
Recruiting season is about to heat up with two months left before signing day. We haven't updated the Big 12 recruiting scorecard since the middle of the season, because commits slow down as their seasons hit full stride in the fall. Expect plenty...Blog | December 07, 2012
The Big 12 recruiting scorecard: OctoberDavid Ubben
September is over, and it's time to check back up on where each Big 12 team is recruiting in the middle of the season. Signing day is in early February, so there's still plenty of time. As always, remember: Commitments are non-binding until a player ...Blog | October 04, 2012
The 2013 Big 12 recruiting scorecard: JulyDavid Ubben
July is nearly over, and as we head into August, it's time to update the Big 12 recruiting scorecard. You can see each full class by clicking on the team name, but you'll need ESPN Insider access to see the full coverage. Here's where the Big 12 s...Blog | July 31, 2012
The 2013 Big 12 recruiting scorecard: JuneDavid Ubben
June is nearly over, and as we head into July, it's time to update the Big 12 recruiting scorecard. You can see each full class by clicking on the team name, but you'll need ESPN Insider access to see the full coverage. Here's where the Big 12 sta...Blog | June 28, 2012
Big 12 teams in the ESPN 150, 300David Ubben
Our crack ESPN Recruiting team updated its ESPN 150, and went above and beyond to debut the first-ever ESPN 300, the list of the nation's top 300 recruits. Here's a look at who had the most from the ESPN 300 in the Big 12: Texas Longhorns: 10 ...Blog | June 07, 2012
The 2013 Big 12 recruiting scorecard: MayDavid Ubben
May is nearly over, and as we head into June, it's time to update the Big 12 recruiting scorecard. You can see each full class by clicking on the team name, but you'll need ESPN Insider access to see the full coverage. Here's where the Big 12 stan...Blog | May 30, 2012
Big 12 spring wrap 2012David Ubben
The Big 12 feels different these days. New faces have arrived. But is the Oklahoma/Texas duopoly actually over?Story | Conversation | May 09, 2012
Kicking off the Big 12 recruiting scorecardDavid Ubben
Recruiting season got started in earnest on Tuesday with the release of the ESPN 150, so it's time to offer our first real check-in on where the Big 12 recruiting classes sit with a little less than 10 months before players can officially sign. Re...Blog | April 18, 2012
Big 12 spring football previewDavid Ubben
Spring football is already under way at Texas Tech, but in the coming weeks, the Big 12's other nine programs will join the Red Raiders in taking the field as a team for the first time since January, December or November for some. Here's a preview...Blog | February 21, 2012


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CATEGORIES Drama, Sports, Casting, The Weinstein Co., CinematicalIt can't feel great to be known as the guy who blew a primetime career simply because he couldn't keep his big mouth shut. But, there is still hope for Isaiah Washington, and The Hollywood Reporter announced he has picked up his first feature film role since being fired from Grey's Anatomy. Washington has now signed to star opposite Forrest Whitaker in Tim Story's sports drama, Patriots.
Patriots is based on the true story of Al Collins (played by Whitaker); a high school basketball coach. After the disaster of Hurricane Katrina, Collins put together a local team consisting of kids displaced from their schools and homes, and led them to the state championships. Washington will play the assistant coach who helps lead the squad to the championships.
I can't be the only one getting tired of all these inspirational sports movies. It's gotten to the point where they are bleeding together into one long Hallmark Movie of the Week, but for the ESPN set. Although, I should have expected nothing less from the writers behind Remember the Titans and The Great Debaters (debating is kind of a sport, right?). Patriots will begin shooting on location in New Orleans later this week, and will arrive in theaters later this year.


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Devin McCraney and BISD's former comptroller sharika allison were both charged with embezzling $4 million dollars from the district.
The 19-count indictment was handed up January 8.
Federal investigators say evidence against the two include 18 fraudulent wire transfers totaling $2.7 million and 5 wire transfers totaling $1.35 million. The money was moved to bank accounts under the control of McCraney and Allison.
McCraney is accused of enlisting Allison, who worked for him, in his scheme. Authorities say she set up a bogus company, and called it "Milimann Consultants". BISD does regular business with "Milliman USA. Investigators don't believe the similarity of the names is a coincidence, they believe it was done purposely to confuse and use the fake company to divert district funds to the personal accounts of Allison and McCraney.
Authorities say five wire transfers from BISD's Bank of America account were made to a Capital One account owned by Sharika Allison, doing business as Miliman Consultants. After each transfer, investigators say Allison would write a check or series of checks to McCraney for about one-half of the funds she had received.
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Movie explanation: Megaman and Protoman arrive to see Dr. Light's rather unimpressive new line of robots.
Author Explanation: I always thought it was funny how all of the megaman villains were either 'this man' or 'that man'. Then one day, I was listening to some TMBG, and this song seemed to go right along with that concept. 2 weeks later, here we are! Enjoy.
Catchy song...
And poor Iceman. :)
lol ouch
Person man, Person man? hit em on the head with a frying pan. lives his life in garbage can. person man.
Lol this is a funny song it has been some time since i heard this song. its a classic. hope you make more
lol particle man got owned
why does triangle man allways win? D:
To Mr. Tigerstripes
Thanks for the TMBG Mega Man Particle Man. If I were allowed, I'd rewrite the script to include Guts man as Universe man...why? First off, he's got more brains than others credit him with having. and strong as the universe, man! Second, I'd shrink Bubble Man into a glass of water, then at the part of (when he's underwater does he get wet?) afterwards, he uses Bubble Lead to put Elec Man (an atomic choice for Particle Man) in a bubble.
Cut Man will be recasted as triangle man. Person Man is Dr. Wily, because he is degraded! Triangle Man will cut off his belt and pants!
Plus, when Particle Man (Elecman) has his bubble burst by Cut Man (Triangle Man) they fight, Cut Man squishing him on his butt, giving him major raspberry. Then Triangle man flings him to Universe Man (Guts Man) which he will fade in slowly while the accordion music is playing. Guts Man catches him gently in his left hand.
The eskimo
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Maybe we should say 'thanks' to U.S.
Laws may boost our domestic meat industry
Recent developments in the ongoing meat-labelling dispute between Canada and the U.S. would suggest Canada's biggest trading partner has no intention of abiding by World Trade Organization rules.
The mandatory country-of-origin labelling laws in the United States, known as mCOOL, have been ruled out of line by the international trade-dispute-settlement body, with the U.S. now required to make changes by May 23 or face the prospect of retaliatory measures from both Canada and Mexico.
The mCOOL requires beef, pork and other meats sold in U.S. retail stores to be labelled with the country where the animal was born. What it means is U.S. feedlots that buy cattle from Canada and meat packers processing those cattle must keep everything separate.
It's a non-tariff trade barrier in the classic sense. The WTO says forcing imported livestock and meats to be labelled as to their origin is discriminatory.
And it has been expensive.
Since its imposition in 2008, mCOOL is estimated to have cost Canadian cattle and hog producers over $1 billion annually in lower prices and lost sales.
It's been particularly hard on Manitoba as the largest pork exporter in the country.
Manitoba Pork Council executive director Andrew Dickson told the recent Manitoba Swine Seminar that in 2012, the province exported just over three million weanlings and about 400,000 live slaughter hogs to the U.S. That's down from 5.5 million weanlings and 1.2 million market hogs exported in 2007.
Live cattle exports haven't dropped much at all, but the value of those exports because of the increased costs is down by between $25 and $40 a head, or about $150 million annually.
Outrage grew on the northern side of the border as details emerged in recent weeks over how the U.S. intends to "comply" with the WTO ruling.
The proposed changes further define the labelling provisions to identify where the animal was born, but they still require different labels for animals born in the U.S. and those born elsewhere.
"The proposed modified COOL rule will increase the level of discrimination against imported livestock and prolong the already lengthy WTO dispute," the Canadian Pork Council says.
Rules are rules and the Canadians are indignant their largest export market is so flagrantly flouting them.
But here's the thing. If you buy underwear in the U.S., there's a label on it telling you where it was made. Consumer proponents of these laws question why the same shouldn't apply to what people put into their mouths.
You also have to wonder why Canada is so hell-bent on exporting the value-added end of its livestock industry.
The ultimate irony of this whole affair is Canada is now threatening to slap retaliatory duties on U.S. beef and pork imported by Canada. As a major producer and exporter of these products, why are we buying beef and pork from the U.S. in the first place?
The Canadian Agricultural Policy Institute published a report last year on Canada's declining beef industry that flagged Canada's reliance on the U.S. for 85 per cent of its beef and cattle exports as a major threat to the industry's future.
Why? Because the value of beef exports to other counties -- the other 15 per cent -- often exceeds the value of Canada's exports to the U.S.
"The unit value of Canada's exports to the U.S. is only 60 per cent of U.S. imports to Canada," the CAPI report says. "Are we missing a bigger economic opportunity to better serve our own domestic market, (i.e. increased and further processing)?"
Canada supplies about 75 per cent of its own market's beef. That number has fallen from 87 per cent in 2005 as U.S. imports have risen.
The Canadian Cattlemen's Association estimates there are 10,000 American jobs at stake if Canada goes forward with retaliatory measures on U.S. meat imports. You have to wonder where those jobs would go?
Instead of fighting Washington on this one, perhaps Canada should be sending delegations to say thank you, thank you very much.
Laura Rance is editor of the Manitoba Co-operator. She can be reached at 204-792-4382 or by email: email@example.com.
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Generations of Treasure Island residents are living with radiation from the Navy ships exposed to the atomic bomb tests at Bikini in the South Pacific, which were brought to San Francisco to see if they could be cleaned. Though the Navy has the data, it never conducted longitudinal studies of adults and children it impacted with radioactivity. Help the people of Treasure Island win justice at the RAB meeting Tuesday, Aug. 19, 7-9 p.m., Casa de la Vista, 191 Avenue of the Palms, Treasure Island.
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I really don't have a ton to say here. In doing all of the giffing of Aston Villa's thrilling 1-0 win over Chelsea on Saturday, I noticed that we have tons of new reaction gif fodder and I just want to share it with you. Feel free to use these anywhere and everywhere to express all of those feelings that you encounter on the internet but just don't have words for. Gifs like:
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What's that smell? It's schadenfreude and it smells delicious.
Or how about some fun with the Chosen One? Jose Mourinho being irritated is always fun:
Or how about a confused Mourinho for when people say things that are infinitely perplexing?
God I love that one. But it's not as good as my very favorite from the day. It reminds me of one of my all-time favorite gifs. For reference, here is the original:
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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer had his best game of the season Sunday, with no interceptions for the first time and a season-high in passing yardage. The performance helped lead the Cardinals to a 27-14 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Palmer had 419 passing yards on 30-of-42 passing, adding two touchdown passes. The performance also set season highs for Palmer in passer rating and yards-per-attempt average. His touchdown passes could hardly have been less similar, as one was a 14-yard pass to wide receiver Larry FItzgerald in the first quarter, and the other was a 91-yard catch-and-run to wide receiver Michael Floyd in the third.
Fantasy impact: This game was a testament to the power of going against the Jaguars' defense. Palmer hadn't topped 17 fantasy points in a game all season, and hadn't topped 15 since Week 1, before putting up 24 fantasy points Sunday.
On the plus side, it's nice to see that Palmer still has games like this in him, but on the other, it's hard to see a way this continues long term, not when he struggled against teams like the Detroit Lions and the Atlanta Falcons earlier in the year.
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Well, now he has. So why the sudden change of heart? Basically, Argento is convinced that his original is a masterpiece and that since it will never be overshadowed there's no harm in letting someone else try. Can't say I disagree with the logic.
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For this week's writer feature we're proud to introduce Geoffrey Morrison: poet and recent finalist in Lemon Hound's Poetry Prize!
from "Lyric Guy"
Lyric Guy V
Yesterday some ghosts whooped out of my tankard.
I whooped them back in with my McEnroe bellows. But for how long?
Ghosts suck. This is because you can't crunch them.
Next year, in Dianapolis, we will hatch a man,
And he will eat all specters. I nominate McMenamin.
Q: Who is? A: He said "fuckpants" on the piano.
Lyric Guy VII
Marshia Crangular is extremely pensive.
She says, "I puzzle about dents, solars – gaps and voids in the sky."
In her latest bluebook, she wonders if we live in a mouth.
I agree with that wonder. She says what we've all been thinking.
Exception of course is the barbers, who glory in hair.
They strongly dispute that any it could be even different.
Hi Geoffrey! Could you introduce yourself to our readers?
I grew up in White Rock, which is more or less the southwesternmost corner of the Canadian mainland. There I enjoyed standing on piers and looking out at the sea with a plaintive expression, probably because I couldn't swim very well. I did my undergraduate degree in English literature at Simon Fraser, where I spent my time alternately falling headlong into antiquity and trying to read the names on the hulls of distant cargo ships. Right now I'm finishing up my MA, also in English, at the University of Western Ontario, and in September I'll be starting my PhD at the University of Toronto in the same discipline. I like gas-station food, Gregorio Allegri, and wool.
Do you think your academic pursuits have a deep influence on your writing, and if so, in what ways? How do you balance both kinds of work?
I'm not sure I could do one without the other. Well, no, I could write poetry without scholarship, but it would be a different kind; I don't think I could be a scholar without poetry. I think a great deal about history, and have been curious about it since I was very small. But I realized sometime in my late teens that history mattered to me less for its own sake and more for its ability to stimulate my imagination, to encourage me to imagine untruths or not-yet-truths. This is probably why you'll see, in my poems, historical names and places set quite amiably alongside things that are resolutely of my own time and place. My scholarly work, which focuses on the English Renaissance, usually tries to attend to both the historical and the aesthetic – I write about the history of poetic making, and because I think that poetry gathers its materials from the world this means that my histories of poetry are also histories of odd little things in the world. An example: yesterday I had to learn what people in the Renaissance thought that earwax was for in order to understand a complicated conceit of George Chapman's. As it happens, they knew it keeps the bugs out.
Having the patience to untangle windy Ciceronian sentences, flat-out-wrong cosmologies, and learned jokes about angelic digestion has helped me to be a sufficiently weird poet. Weirdness is always, always, always my goal.
I've seen your work appear before in ditch and more recently you were short-listed for Lemon Hound's 2013 poetry prize for a Sestina entitled "Lungfish." Could you tell us a bit about the composition of the poem, and perhaps more generally about how you think about poetic form in relation to content?
It was September, 2012, and I was living in Burnaby, B.C., in an uncanny little pocket sandwiched between two highways, two lakes, a cemetery, and a bunch of those overflow municipal office buildings that always have their lights on but nevertheless look mostly empty. I was prone to going on long walks. The basketball court behind the cemetery was very real – right down to the ditch and the leaves. I even took pictures. It stank of wet death and I wondered if anybody ever actually used it. At the same time, I'd been reading W.G. Sebald's Rings of Saturn, and acquainting myself a bit with Ficino and Renaissance Neoplatonism in preparation for a grant application (which further helps to answer your previous question). Know, too, that when I was a kid I loved basketball, and I still have a fairly good memory for the rules. So these disparate strands were all bouncing around in my head, mostly while I was staring at trees on the Skytrain. When my fantastic creative writing instructor at SFU, Broc Rossell, prompted the class to write a poem containing "mountains of silence," they cohered very fast. How else could I convey the mute, melancholy accretion of stuff but with a sestina? But then the sestina imposes its own progression and its own story, and that is where the real magic happens. I don't think it's wrong or dismissive of this particular form to say that it writes itself.
The simplest way I can address how I think form and content interrelate is that I want to make a reader feel so that they might know. What might they know? Maybe how to feel. I want to write poems in response to "I don't know how to feel." This is why I value form so much, and why I want my contents to come out of it, rather than for my form to reaffirm content.
Reading your poems, I'm really interested in the texture of your language, the baroque diction, and sense of play. Lines like, "A kettle of lungs and cinder-blackened salamanders," and "Gargoyle-grotto of a garbage can, a basketball court," are really inventive. Yet, you're also drawing on some very traditional tropes (the medieval-bestiary descriptions of salamanders in the first line) and devices (the Anglo-Saxon alliteration and masculine caesura bisecting the second line). Can you tell us a little bit about what sort of influences you've assimilated, what sort of ideas your current work engages with?
I don't read very much Seamus Heaney but his "Tollund Man" taught me how to reconcile ancient and modern, and how this reconciliation is political: the Iron Age bog body comes out from under the ground perfectly preserved and resembles, reminds us, of other ones. In an entirely different vein – one which I think speaks to your comment about play – Donald Barthelme. Most of the poems I've written since I've come to Ontario have been, for want of a better word, goofy, and I learned this from Barthelme's ridiculous deadpan pronouncements. He is probably the single greatest influence on my latest year of writing. John Berryman's Dream Songs and Joyce's Finnegans Wake showed me some other paths to goofitude through play with syntax. The alliteration is Berryman, a little bit, but naturally also Old English verse and especially Gerard Manley Hopkins. I have a lot of admiration for people who write "experimental" or "conceptual" poems but can also attend to word-by-word craft; Inger Christensen is a genius at this, and Srikanth Reddy's Voyager is another good example.
Maybe because I never really got over Lucretius, I am some kind of a materialist – my poems are usually about things (as opposed to ideas, or themselves, or nothing). Things occupy palpable space in the world and in the lived experiences of people. If you stare at them for long enough – if, for instance, you are working in a store and your field of vision for six or eight hours is pretty much this bag, that register – they can acquire an animus, crash the party where all the ideas are, sneak into your dreams. I consequently try to write poems that are things, in the hope that they snag a passing ghost (ie a feeling, a nebulous content) on their prickly surfaces. Making a prickly, thingy poem means close attention to form, sound, and texture. I want a poem to be the flesh made word.
What do my ghosts usually look like? When they aren't total goofs, they often have something to do with history, social class, geography, or empire. Although lately I've been finding theology very interesting, and Jan Zwicky's Lyric Philosophy is teaching me to be a little less afraid of ideas.
Where will see your work next? And writers for whom we should keep an eye out?
Because it's MA research crunch-time, I'm not sure where my poems will next appear; this addresses the question of academic/writerly balance from a more practical perspective. Look for the writers I worked with in a creative-writing group at UWO – John Nyman, Nathan Tebokkel, Brittany Harnum, and Derek Shank. They're all very different from one another and all interesting.
Geoffrey Morrison is from White Rock, British Columbia. He has studied English literature at Simon Fraser University (BA) and the University of Western Ontario (MA), and will begin his PhD at the University of Toronto in September, 2014. His poems can be found in ditch, and at Lemon Hound.


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Fan in the room had one speed, slow. No TV guide. No breakfast reservation times.
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Given the Boulder culture of sustainability and the Zen center on premises the individuals we met at the Briar Rose made a experience memorable. Recommended it to everyone.
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The room and grounds were very nice and peaceful. The staff was helpful and we enjoyed the youthful atmosphere. The cookies were great. The breakfast foods were a little too healthy for our taste but the presentation was lovely.
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Flew into Denver and wanted a quick place to crash before launching into the mountains. Loved walking to Pearl Street Mall in the evening.
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We enjoyed staying at Briar Rose very much. The room was comfortable. There was construction on the road out front which was a little noisy but not too bad. Our eating habits are a little simpler, so some of the fancier dishes are not for us, but what we did eat was very good. Fabulous selection of teas!
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We have stayed at the Briar Rose almost every year since our son moved to Boulder 9 years ago. He now has a house which we can stay at but we still booked the Briar Rose for two days at the end of our stay because it is like our home away from home and we would miss it! It is so relaxed, the breakfasts are wonderful, and the staff could not be friendlier. The walk to Pearl Street is perfect and the rooms are lovely. We highly recommend it!
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The house and room was clean. Overgrown weeds along the front sidewalk made it difficult to walk. The house attendant was a bit aloof, but made sure our needs were met. Breakfast was above average and set up nicely. We only stayed one night, but feel that multiple nights would allow one to take advantage of the comforts the house offers.
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Spirit of the Forest
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Entrepreneur of the Month, June 5th, 2014 by the Paducah Chamber of Commerce.
Oct. 12, 2013 Asian carp tasting opportunities became available to all as our culinary kitchen opened. Professional catering services are also available.
Oct.10, 2013 The Darkwater Documentary crew toured our facility for the 2nd time.
Oct. 9, 2013 the 7th container was shipped out to China. The amount of Asian Carp exported from Two Rivers Fisheries reached 300,000 lbs.
Oct. 1, 2013 Fresh Fish Market opened to local community. People can buy fresh Asian Carp, Catfish, Buffalo carp and other catches from Fishermen.
Sep 25, 2013. BBQ on the River in Paducah starts, Two Rivers Fisheries promotes Asian carp as Kentucky White Fish. Attracts big crowds.
Sep 20, 2013 the 5th container is shipped out from the facility.
Aug 30, 2013 Second shift started to process Asian carp. 10 more employees start work on night shift. 15 groups of fishermen are contracted (more than 40 fishermen)
Aug 20, 2013 the 1st container was shipped out from the plant.
Aug. 14, 2013 an order for one million pounds of Asian Carp was signed.


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I solemnly covenant to never asamoth.
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i carry your heart with me(i carry it in
my heart)i am never without it(anywhere
i go you go,my dear; and whatever is done
by only me is your doing,my darling)
i fear
no fate(for you are my fate,my sweet)i want
no world(for beautiful you are my world,my true)
and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant
and whatever a sun will always sing is you
here is the deepest secret nobody knows
(here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud
and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows
higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide)
and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
-e.e. cummings
born baby blue, tonight she is burning red
although i've had to serve
in many prisons
i'm free
beneath the world
in love.


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Converting a qualifying facility's legacy PURPA interconnection agreement to a FERC-jurisdictional agreement can be an effective way to bypass the numbing headache that often accompanies taking a new power generation project through the interconnection queue. One may even be able to throw in a repower and, voila!, you have a refreshed facility that can operate for decades more in broader bilateral power markets without having years of interconnection delay.
But there are ins-and-outs to these conversions, and today FERC addressed the question of whether a qualifying facility owner may necessarily convert the capacity that's stated in its PURPA interconnection agreement. For qualifying facility owners--it isn't the answer you wanted.
See FERC's order by following this link: CalWind Order.
Topics: Energy, Energy Policy, FERC, Power Plants
Published In: Energy & Utilities Updates
DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
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