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GPS industry participates in FCC workshop
Several representatives from member companies of the GPS Innovation Alliance participated in panel discussions at an all-day FCC workshop on "GPS Protection and Receiver Performance." One of the top priorities of the GPS Innovation Alliance is to protect and promote the global positioning system, one of the most ubiquitous technologies in the world.
The following statement may be attributed to Jim Kirkland on behalf of the GPS Innovation Alliance. Kirkland is Vice President and General Counsel at Trimble, and a panel participant.
"We applaud the FCC for convening a wide range of stakeholders interested in the protection and responsible stewardship of GPS, one of our nation's technological crown jewels. The FCC's workshop highlights how GPS and GPS-reliant technologies and location-based services are deeply embedded in the everyday lives of all consumers, in critical private sector industries from agriculture to aviation to mobile broadband communications, and in essential government activities from emergency response to national defense. Just like the internet, communications networks, and power grids it helps to power and manage, the GPS-based ecosystem is vast, complex, and highly distributed, and the precise timing and location awareness that GPS enables are now essential parts of the central nervous system of our nation's economy.
All members of the GPS Innovation Alliance look forward to working closely with the FCC and other government and private sector stakeholders to ensure that the ecosystem is free from interference and that the security and survivability of critical GPS-based systems are responsibly addressed through robust public-private collaboration and shared leadership."
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Never Say Never
February 1, 2012|
Novel observations can sometimes be correct for unexpected reasons.
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Novel observations can sometimes be correct for unexpected reasons.
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Celebrity spokespeople for pharma companies can manipulate the public's understanding of disease.
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Research in yeast shows that aneuploidy is both a consequence of and an adaptation to stress.
January 27, 2012|
A committee in the Indiana state legislature OKs a bill aimed at getting creationism into public school science classes.
January 26, 2012|
Populations of organisms acquire beneficial traits repeatedly and rapidly through co-evolution with other species and through gene interaction.
January 24, 2012|
Biomedical research can learn from citizen science, which is grounded in strong relationships with study participants.
January 16, 2012|
Using an artificial selection paradigm, researchers watch as unicellular yeast evolve into snowflake-like clusters with distinct multicellular characteristics.
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An incurable form of tuberculosis has turned up on the subcontinent.
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This week will mark the one-year anniversary of the last polio case in the second-most populous country.
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HP's Slate 7 is just the beginning. The company sees the writing on the wall: if you add in all the iPad sales, Apple — not HP — is selling the most computers these days. So, faced with declining PC sales and the growing popularity of Apple's slate, HP has decided to build an entire portfolio of tablets, both Android and Windows, to maintain its position in personal computing.
"We need to be in the tablet space."
"HP is the number one PC manufacturer in the world, and we want to be the number one computer vendor in the world. That means we need to be in the tablet space."
That's Alberto Torres, the man tasked with making it happen. Eighteen months ago, HP's tablet and smartphone business sputtered out of existence. Six months ago, it began anew: under the leadership of SVP Alberto Torres — formerly of Nokia — the new HP Mobility business unit started designing the company's future.
So far, that future is starting slow: The HP Slate 7, shipping this April, isn't exactly a flagship device. Instead, HP is targeting a $169 price point. "We're targeting the consumer who really wants an entertainment solution," Torres says. "We're far more competitive [than the Nexus 7], but it won't be competitive with something that's $300 today."
However, later this year, Torres says that will change. "On the tablet side, it's entirely our intent to have a broad set of products on the market... to cover more segments of the market we'll need more products, and you'll see us aggressively pursue that over the year."
While Torres is holding the cards close to his chest, he suggests that we might see a "work and play" tablet to go along with the entertainment-focused Slate 7, among other things. HP wants to produce both Android and Windows tablets at a variety of different price points, Torres tells us, and gave us a general range to expect: he says that the devices HP is looking at are "bookended" by the $169 Slate 7 and HP's business-focused ElitePad 900, which retails for $699.
"Not carpet-bombing the world"
When Apple managed to win the market with a single all-purpose device, why is HP building a whole range?
"I'm a big believer that you need to have a focused portfolio of great products, not carpet-bombing the world... but whatever is the winning product in the US might not have the same success in India and China, and we're a global company," Torres says.
"You'll definitely see more products from us this year."
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The Road Not Taken, a fine art exhibit inspired by the poetry of Robert Frost, is making the rounds of
libraries and nature centers throughout the entire state of New Hampshire. The presentation, designed by
three Derry artists, Ingeborg V. Seaboyer, Judy Krassowski and Corinne Dodge, features approximately
20 works that reflect a variety of personal interpretations of the most famous as well as some of the "less
traveled" works of one of America's most inspiring poets, Robert Frost.
Images in pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils are accompanied by a selected verse that inspired
each individual work. An exhibit reference book provides additional information on the artists as well as
upcoming exhibit venues.
Originally the exhibit was created to support the grand re-opening of the Derry Public Library, Derry
NH, in September, 2011. Since that time, the exhibit has been touring libraries and community venues in
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Tonight, Wednesday, June 13: Sherry Austin and Henhouse music concert at 6:30 pm. For adults.
Thursday, June 14 at 3 pm: Children can bring in a stuffed animal for our first "Stuffed Animal Sleepover." Stay for musical storytime at 4, and come back Friday morning at 10 am for breakfast and to see what your animals have been up to all night.
Paws for Tales is a program for ages 5 and up to read to a trained service dog. Reading aloud increases confidence, and helps children with reading skills. The 4th Saturday of each month, from 11 am to Noon, sign up in advance.
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I assume that you all have started discussing what you are going to purchase for Bill and I upon our graduation from Penn State this upcoming spring. But in case you have not yet decided what you as a collective BSD community are going to purchase, I have some suggestions.
- Naming rights to The Second/Local Whiskey/The Clover
They named it Local Whiskey officially, and that name sucks. Give us power so we can make it The Second officially.
- Anything from this page for me, and anything from this page for Bill
- This banner
- A handshake from the man or woman who stole the banner linked above
- Stock in Twitter 5 years ago
- Season tickets for next season (goodbye student tickets :'( )
- All of the James Franklin signed memorabilia you can find
- Matt McGloin Raiders jersey
- Allen Robinson Seahawks jersey (it's happening people)
Any and all other suggestions are also welcome. Please use the comments section to decide how you're going to split up the costs, and other potential gifts.


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Should i get the samsung Galaxy SIII or the Nokia Lumia 920?
Since watching the disappointing iphone 5 event i am deciding the jump ship from the iOS crowd for a bit and go back to either the windows phone crowd or the android crowd, i like my apps but i do love the ease of use with the windows phone platform, just wanting some opinions on wether to get the nokia 920 or the S3?
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Solange Knowles in Dubai for the Vogue Fashion Dubai Experience!
Nazia Khan Monday, 30 September 2013
Beyonce's style-savvy sister Solange Knowles is headed to Dubai! The DJ and style maven will be at Let the Shoe Begin at Level Shoe District during the first Vogue Fashion Dubai Experience on 10 October.
Expect a chic showcase from Solange, think traditional genres of dance performed with lots of twists in a spectacular theatre showcased throughout the store.
Solange dished, "Shoes are one of my great passions and I am incredibly excited to be attending Let the Shoe Begin at Level Shoe District in Dubai!".
Influenced by Motown girl groups including the Supremes and the Marvelettes, Solange's also inspired by Prince, Jimmy Jam and Chaka Khan. Her first passion, though, is songwriting, and her latest track Lovers in the Parking Lot epitomizes her 80s-inspired songwriting background.
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IDTechEx find the total market for electric unmanned aerial vehicles will reach over one Billion dollars by 2023
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December 16, 2013 (Investorideas.com renewable energy stocks newswire) The total market value for electric unmanned aerial vehicles will reach over one Billion dollars by 2023 according to findings in the new IDTechEx report, Electric Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) 2013-2023. This report includes hybrid and pure electric powertrains and electrics being used or considered for UAVs and the new missions made possible by electrification. UAVs survey military threats but also the melting ice caps and natural disasters. They can carry ordnance but also drop aid.
IDTechEx finds many benefits of such powertrains but also notes they are not just incremental improvements, because most of the mechanical, electric and electronics parts are changing radically. This applies to UAVs for civil as well as military use. With over $100 million in system sales, AeroVironment's Raven family of hand launched UAVs are the world's best-selling pure electric UAVs in number and value. Some can land on water therefore civil and military missions are enabled.
Electric power makes possible the use of wheel power for take-off because electric motors can give maximum torque from stationary. It gives near silent operation valued in military and civil applications. For long range UAVs where batteries are inadequate and hybrid powertrains are necessary, there can still be silent take-off and landing. Only electrics can give us new forms of UAVs, such as intelligently swarming robot flies. This being just one example of new missions made possible by electric power in UAVs. There is work on unmanned aircraft harvesting power from winds at altitude using kites and beaming it to earth. No, this does not break the laws of physics.
There is a concept of a military UAV, maybe hybrid electric that performs its mission then dives like a gannet and hides underwater. Vertical take-off and landing UAVs are now commonplace, the best known being toys that can be programmed in a desired pattern of flight but there are also military and professional civil versions being deployed. Hybrid electric helicopters sometimes use the electrics as an emergency device, a parachute if you will, that permits somewhat controlled landing when the main gear fails, saving lives. These are new paradigms from electric power.
At the small end, the three gram DeFly Micro is intended for searching buildings in danger of collapse after disasters, searching for people. It has double wings like a dragonfly and a wingspan of 10 cms (4 inches), flying for three minutes at 5 m/s. A one gram version is now being designed. Inspired by the herring gull flight, the engineers of Festo's Bionic Learning Network came up with the 485 gm (about 1 lb) 25W SmartBird, with excellent aerodynamic qualities and extreme agility. It is capable to take off autonomously and lift-up in the air by means of its flapping wings alone, without the aid of other devices to provide lift. SmartBird has a wingspan of 2 meters (6.5 feet). Its wings not only beat up and down, but also twist at specific angles. This is made possible by an active articulated torsional drive, which in conjunction with a complex control system makes for unprecedented efficiency in flight operation. Propulsion and lift are achieved solely by the flapping of the wings.
Eager adoption of new components
The relatively new lithium-ion polymer batteries have been used in UAVs as have laminar batteries and we can expect other advances such as flexible solar power and other smart skin plus structural components. Here we shall see the new developments of ultra-light electric traction motors. There are UAVs held aloft by lasers because they operate electrically and large ones that take-off in parts and assemble into huge solar powered surveillance UAVs at high altitude. Boeing has US military funding to make an upper atmosphere fixed wing UAV that stays aloft for five years on sunshine alone, the exceptionally lightweight electric motors needed being designed by Newcastle University in the UK and the airframe being developed by Qinetiq in the UK . Yes, this is a global business in terms of expertise, only the investment being dominated by the USA.
Collaborative missions between all sizes of electrically powered UAV will be commonplace, initially in military applications. Both electrically-driven UAV airships (eg using photovoltaics, some with fuel cells and batteries) and fixed wing aircraft can be involved. In the USA , Extreme Capacitor sees the "fit and forget" benefit of traction supercapacitors, which are improving faster than batteries, will lead to them being adopted in electric aircraft including UAVs. The 3D printing being developed by Warwick University in the UK , that incorporates ink printed circuit patterns and components, will also be relevant. Many components and subsystems are merging in the meantime with gearboxes and motor controllers inside motor housings and advanced carbon fiber bodywork is being adopted. For many UAVs, including those in the upper atmosphere, multiple energy harvesting is in sight. For example, energy harvesting shock absorbers, regenerative soaring and thermoelectric generation of electricity are being considered.
A very different future
It is with UAVs that we see many of the most radical actual and prospective advances in disruptive EV technology. In 2013, an example of this was the work at Georgia Tech on plasma leading edges to reduce drag. This will first appear on UAV, both VTOL and fixed wing, then later on manned aircraft, wind turbines and so on if successful. Plasmas reduce drag for moving objects and they can be created on the leading edge of a wing by stabilising laminar flow, reducing turbulence. A high voltage is applied between an exposed electrode and one buried in the wing. That can create a flow of up to 10 meter/second on a stationary wing as it accelerates air in the boundary layer which helps to prevent it peeling away from the surface. Up to 40% reduction in drag is in prospect and "only" 30% reduction can give 5% fuel saving. Indeed, the system could replace ailerons, flaps and on VTOL craft, blade feathering. Made powerful enough, plasma control could replace engines - but that is a distant prospect. For now, we see many advances in UAV technology that leverage electrics and this is just one. Others include mini range extenders such as mini turbines being developed by Bladon Jets in the UK, rotary combustion engines in the USA and free piston engines in Germany that inherently produce electricity without need for a shaft to a generator.
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Hometown: Baltimore
December 6, 2012
I'm new to the area and looking to improve my running.
Oh, my!!! I had to do a double-take when I got your notification in my inbox. Welcome (soon?!) back to Baltimore!
Hi Patti welcome to the Monday Indie Movie Club!
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Welcome you to "LIFE ... Your Great Adventure Starts NOW". RSVP for upcoming events: Indoor Rock Climbing; Salsa, Comedy Club; St Pats Day Run; Flag Football; Paintball war; and more. We offer everything from Zip Lining; float / camping trips; hiking; skydiving; gun range training; to Tango and Country line dancing; & Colorado hiking. RSVP and start meeting some other LIFE ADVENTURER'S!
Hey, Patti! Welcome to STL Young Transplants!
you coming wed.?
It was great meeting you! Hope to see you at another event soon!! :)
I might be in that area 4th of July weekend. I'm actually planning on heading up there this weekend and might paddle down swallow falls.
How does one volunteer to pour wine? Just curious..
Hey Patti, where do you do the strip classes? I would love to try that sometime!
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September 12, 2012, 11:45 AM — Cisco this week introduced a set of security products designed to fortify data centers as they consolidate, virtualize and morph into clouds.
The new offerings, all available now, are intended to enable enforcement of end-to-end security for high-capacity data centers and mobile workforces. They include:
" A new software release for Cisco's Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) firewalls;
" Virtualized ASA for multi-tenant environments;
" Data center-optimized intrusion prevention system (IPS);
" And enhancements to the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client software.
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Cisco says the products all comply with its SecureX security architecture unveiled in February, 2011. SecureX is designed to provide a context-aware way to safeguard networks increasingly overrun with smartphones, tablets and virtualization.
With a SecureX template, the new products are an attempt to unify network security policies across physical and virtual resources, intra-virtual machine communication, and access to applications by wired and mobile clients.
The ASA firewall's contribution to that unification is Release 9.0 of its operating system software. Release 9.0 is optimized for data center duty, Cisco says, by scaling to 320Gbps of firewall throughput and 60Gbps of IPS throughput, and supporting 1 million connections per second and 50 million concurrent connections.
Release 9.0 also supports clustering of physical ASA devices so scale can be managed as a single entity. Up to eight ASA firewall appliances can be stacked together under a single IP address, Cisco says.
In addition to SecureX context-awareness compliance, Release 9.0 of ASA also supports Cisco's TrustSec security group tags and identity-based firewall capabilities to provide visibility for more granular policy enforcement. The software also provides multi-tenant security to support cloud computing environments, Cisco says.


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Remember?It's snowing today,remember what Christmas with me was like?I found the sweater you made me,remember how tacky but cute it was?I bought you a pair of earrings,remember how surprised you were?I made a snowman in our spot,remember how much snow falls by the steps?I wish we could share another winter.It's warm today,remember our first spring together?I went for a walk,remember taking the dogs to the park together?I saw a golden retriever,remember when ours pulled you into the pond?I laughed to myself,remember how upset you were?I had an extra shirt,remember how big it was on you?I wish you were here.It rained yesterday,remember our first summer rain?It was warm,remember how it ruined our picnic?I pulled you close and kissed you,remember how hot your face got?I drove us home,remember how you kept fidgeting?I asked you what was wrong,remember how you told me you wanted more kisses?I wish I could kiss you, right now.The leaves are falling,remember how beautifu
It Never Gets EasyIt's not that I had to say good bye,I have done that before.I cried,I've always done that at these things.Memories flooded back from years past,times of fun and times of sadness.I stayed until I was the last to leave,I never leave early.It was raining this time,there's a tendency for that to happen.I even brought you flowers,the same bouquet of six roses I always get.This wasn't the first time I've been here,I have other friends here not too far away.It's happened so much,It's always been the same,so then why is it so hard?Why is it always so hard to bury friend?
Keeping secretsHave you ever cried yourself to sleep?And if someone asked you that,how would you answer?Truth be told, I used to -Just lie in bed and think,think about every single thingand how I felt about it...what it meant to me.But I'll just say no,because I don't want you to knowabout how weak I am.And it is when all is silent,the tears will slide slowly,soaking your pillow. Like a movie,the scene plays out in your headof all those times when you werebullied, hurt,damaged and broken.Replayed and replayed untilall the images end up blur and disjointed.Have you ever cried yourself to sleep?Yes, I have - many times, in fact.But I'll just say nobecause you're my friendand if I were to tell you,it would be the end.
Dreaming Of TearsDreaming Of TearsWeary-eyedWeakened to the very coreTraumatizedI can't endure this anymoreI'm going to black outAnd be transported to a realmWhere my screams don't make a soundHate keeps me bound while I leave my fears to drown-I loath the days without restI despise the nights of endless stressThough I can't settle for anything lessBecause lower than this is deathIt's like living and sleeping within tortuous realitiesEven though I'm unconscious- there is no such thing as rest for meNo one knows how powerful my dreams can beNo one knows all of the graphic images I've seenDive into the ocean! / Swim through the thorns!Let your pain open! / Allow your skin to mourn!The memories start to fillThen time stands stillA level of this kind of guiltIs more than enough to killI don't know whats worse- my dreamsOr all of the secrets that I keepIt's hard to believeThis is what I call 'sleep'-In these impure watersI bathe in the poolsThose of a cowardWho
Between You and Me.I never believed you,I only wanted to......Lying back to backI was counting your breathsto make sure your lack ofheartdidn't leave youdead.....Like a ghostthe fading memories of your touchkept screamingwhat I was trying to forget....Oh, why did I give it up to you?..I know it's my fault.My expectations were greater thanwhat you were willing to offer,and I got scared.I tried shutting you out,to gather myself togetherbehind a shield of apathy,but only ended up inself-destruction..Your kiss never tasted asintoxicatingly bitteras the last timeI made love to you...
Goodbye...I don't think I love you anymore.I have loved you for a year and 10 months and you never noticed.I hope it isn't just because I haven't seen you in ages.I really hope so.Because if it is.As soon as I see your face all of that love will come rushing back.But with love comes pain.I must be over you.Because I've fallen for a man created in my brain.Who cheers me up.Who holds me when I cry.Who talks to me when I'm alone.Who helps me when I've hurt myself.Who loves me for me.Who understands me.And I know he doesn't exist so he can't be you.I don't think I've let you go though.Not completly...
Sadly AloneLoneliness and sorrow were sitting at the parkWhen sorrow noticed it started getting darkSo he leaned down to lonileness and he said"I'm going to go home, and cry in my bed"Loneliness shook her head, and whispered a plea"Just a little longer, would you stay here with me?"With that said, sorrow wouldn't leave just yetThey both sat and watched as the sun began to setThen loneliness said, in a cheerful tone"when you are with me I'm not so alone"Sorrow laughed gently and said with pure glee"when we are together you make me happy"So happiness and friendship sat at the parkAfter the night became very darkThey spoke with each other up until dawnAnd now loneliness and sorrow are forever gone
Do you ever feel like...Do you ever feel like...You have no energy to get up and walk to the other side of your room.You wake up in the morning and would beg to go back to sleep.You would storm out of a classroom screaming, crying and swearing- if stupid questions like "what's wrong? What happened?" (or being screamed at) weren't asked after.You cry. You cry. And You cry.People don't like me - That's what you think.People don't care. Don't love. Don't want.The second you find a problem you can't fix or control yourself.Bitch. You are a bitch. Ugly bitch. Fat. Stupid. Mean. Heartless. Selfish.SHUT UP! FUCK THE HELL OFF! - you can't control your thoughts.The second you get annoyed at someone. "I HATE YOU!" But you don't.You hate yourself.You think about where you could be, would be, wouldn't be.You think about death and wonder about death.You think about cancer and all those illnesses out there.You store everything about death- suicide- in your head like a cabinet file.You can stare off into the
Hell Doesn't Even KnowI want to cry so much...Why?Maybe I'm happy,Maybe I'm sad.I feel so alone,Yet I've been with people all day.I feel so unloved,Yet I know I have people who love me.I can't talk about these feelings.I can't open up when the door is locked.And the key is lost.I want to inspire,But I just recieve empathy.I want to die,But I keep on breathing.I feel so confused, lost and all alone.The feelings inside me are too strong for my body.I don't want someone to understand.I want someone to give me the answers to why I am like this.And a solution to fix the massacre inside me...
I'm sorryWhen you tore my heart outAnd threw it to the groundMirthful eyesThat laughed at meI reached outTo touch youTo apologizeAnd you shatteredI know why tooIt's because you wereAshamedAfraidEmbarrassedAnxiousAnd you thought thatIf you acceptedMy handThen everything would crashBut as it turns outYou were wrongBecause when I reached outAnd you rejected meYou brokeAll on your ownI pick upYour piecesWith remorseNow I'll have toBuy a new mirror
like firei called and calledbut, you didnt answer.whispered your name into the air hoping my voice would rise like heat and wrap its warm fingers around your poor aching body, but somehow it never got to you,and I couldn't ever reach you anyway..but I still cared so much, that if caring were like fireit would have engulfed my heart and set me ablaze,and so much passion just made this impossible,because your short fuse and my burning emotions were as dangerous as fire and gasoline.I just wanted to help you. so badly to heal youand this crazed hope of helping you dragged me like a chain behind your path of corruption, sparks flying off the ground as I rattled across the pavementsparks that would always ignite because I was dying to fix you as much as you were dying to fix me,and you were trying to give me the love that I needed while I was trying to give you the support that you lacked,and it was all with good intentions but we soon found that the broken can't fi
I'm sorryI'm sorry I keep calling you,when I can't seem to leave it be.Your name is on my screen,your picture is always on my mind.I wish I could stop,give you up finally.I can't help but wait,maybe one day you'll run back to me.I'm sorry I keep calling you,when it's three in the morning.Sometimes, I just can't wait,but you always knew what to say.I keep getting lost,when is it going to be clear?Without your voice,I can't seem to make it out of the fog.I can't seem to find my way home,without your help.I'm sorry I can't wait.I'm sorry I can't stay safe.I'm sorry I always seem to break.I'm sorry I can't sing to you anymore.I'm sorry for all of the memories.I'm sorry I ruined us.I'm sorry I keep calling you.
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just saw a copy of Hank's book my son, Dave, handed me, but haven't had time to do more than check out the outstanding photos. Tonights reading, for sure, if i can hold on to this copy!
There are two photos taken at the Zagray Farm of a couple of our pieces, A Hough HU (mid 1950's), and our Hough 30 series B, gas 263 CI. (1960's) Thanks to Hank for thinking enough of our equipment to include it in the book.
Both of these units are constantly in use at the Farm, and are a huge asset to us, excellent workers, and easy to operate.
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Rectangular baking sheets make perfect receptacles for wet shoes and boots. The pans move easily in and out of cubbyholes, taking their contents out of the way. Once the shoes are dry, the pans can be washed and replaced.
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WonderWomyn9 Jan, 2010
let's remember the dollar store carries crap from China doing us in the USA no good at all and hardly worth the lead-based paint in most of their crap.....
lovinmartha4 Jan, 2010
I have heard of a version where you fill the tray will river rocks or pebbles. It might be a little prettier and show less dirt that way.
sperky4 Jan, 2010
Sorry, but somehow I can not imagine this in Martha's home! Anyone else think the same thing or is it just me?
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This would certainly do in a pinch, but those baking sheets are pretty expensive and you can purchase inexpensive boot/shoot trays in the dollar store!
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That is a very good idea.
I have a problem with wet and sandy shoes. That would take care of the sandy shoes problem.
Ali1712 Jan, 2009
There is a potential problem with this idea. If the boots are wet the metal pan can rust overtime. If you live in Canada the salt will make the pan rust faster. It's cute for warmer climates though. I guess if need be you could spray paint a plastic tray silver for a similar look if moisture is a problem.


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Chicken soup for the soul likely doesn't come from a can but is rather made in the kitchen of love. Caregiver affection is likely the unknown ingredient that makes homemade chicken soup and other comfort foods the "cure all" for what ails. Who can deny the comfort of receiving a food made with the best of intentions? A birthday cake made in a family kitchen; cookies at holiday time; or homemade banana bread shared with office mates. Many believe that all objects, including food, carry "energy." But is this scientific fact or fiction?
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NHS managers have hit out at plans to give health service staff a one per cent pay rise from next month suggesting the move could harm patient care.
In a provocative statement which will inflame tensions with staff who have seen their pay frozen for the past two years NHS employers' warned that they could not afford the £500 million cost of the pay rise.
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In a written statement the Government said it would accept recommendations from the independent pay review body that almost 1.4 million public sector employees, including nurses, doctors and members of the armed forces, would receive a one per cent pay rise from next month.
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Terms You'll Need To Know
Drop Set: During weeks three and four of all phases, you will do a drop set as the last set of each exercise. To do this, take the last set to muscle failure, then immediately reduce the weight by 25-30%, and continue the set until failure again.
Warm-up Sets: Perform 1-2 warm-up sets of 12-15 reps on the first exercise for all body parts, except abs and calves. Warm-up sets lubricate the joints, send blood to the working muscle, and prepare your body for a heavier load. After your warm-up sets, dive directly into the working sets below!
Barbell Bench Press - Medium Grip4 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
Incline Dumbbell Press (Reverse-Grip)3 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
Incline Dumbbell Flyes3 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
Cable Crossover3 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
Triceps Pressdown4 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
One-Arm Overhead Cable Triceps Extension3 sets of 3-5 reps
Drop set on final set
Close-Grip Barbell Bench Press3 sets of 3-5 reps
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Slightly worried that all 12 weeks shows the same workouts over and over... should I be mixing up the chest , biceps and so on? or just stick exactly to the plan?
I've pretty much just stuck to the plan and have seen consistent gains in strength and size. It might seem kinda boring, but it does the job if you keep track and keep increasing the weight.
Personally, I was attracted to this workout BECAUSE it was simple and straight forward. Good luck!
each phase has a slightly different plan, but it's the same pattern. So far, i've been consistently gaining after the shocking huge gain the first week. Power and weight is going up almost straight line.
stick to the plan my friend. i thought the same, but there are quite a few changes mixed into the plan. trust in dr. stoppani and you will be glad you did a couple weeks from now.
Shoeboxhero - I'm on week 12 starting Monday, and I assure you - you will not get bored. First, though the workouts do keep the same basic ideas and the same major lifts, there are slight changes each month if you look closely). But the dynamic change in this workout is in the revolving reps. Even though the exercises stay pretty similar for three months, pretty much no two workouts have been the same. Me and my training buddy have both made some incredible gains.
Hey Jim, Im finishing up the work out and am seeing results and liking the progression. One question I have had is about the Cable Crossover.
For the cable crossover exercise, how high should I set the cables?? Ive found that setting med-high works for me, while setting them low is much harder but doesn't feel right.
I look forward to your input. Thx
Is it a good idea to keep going with this program after the 1st 12 weeks? I'm on week 12, seeing great results and want to keep going. Will the gains from this program ease off?
I'm finishing up my second round of this program, and still seeing strength gains, just keep increasing the weight!
I made it this far. Gain weight ( 8lbs ) and strength. I'm starting to see muscle growth in 7 months of body building. Ready to finish the program and start DTP.
i didnt mean to rate the article but accidentally give it like a 1 or 2 . i would have to say this workout program is a ten. I have completed this 12 week program about 4 different times and it is probably my favorite next to sick arms in six weeks.
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Milow, Jonathan Vandenbroeck's (26) artistic figure, is a stickler. 'You Don't Know' is an amazing song. Only, according to the maker, the song didn't sound good enough on his debut album 'The Bigger ...
Milow, Jonathan Vandenbroeck's (26) artistic figure, is a stickler. 'You Don't Know' is an amazing song. Only, according to the maker, the song didn't sound good enough on his debut album 'The Bigger Picture' (2006). So he made a new arrangement and recorded the song again... with the last of his savings, as he'd not only invested his heart and soul in the first album. He released 'The Bigger Picture' himself. The reason: too little interest from the industry. His stubbornness was rewarded and displays a performer with insight. 'You Don't Know' turned out to be a special sort of beautiful swan, that charmed every radio station. The song followed an exceptional course. It pushed 'The Bigger Picture' to gold, resulted in a sold-out ABBox in May 2007 and a spot at Rock Werchter that same year and provided Milow with three MIAs (Music Industry Awards). The deserved result of hard work, as the young man certainly doesn't rest on his laurels. Between all those major moments he's made a new album with producer Jo Francken, one that especially wasn't allowed to sound too much like the first one. 'Coming Of Age' is less sober and a heap catchier. You can hear that Milow has been playing with a band for a year and a half. The great revelation is the songs in which he sings together with Nina Babet, previously prominent with Ozark Henry and 4T4.
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"A decade has passed since Barry Goldwater walked a lonely path across this land, speaking truths that needed to be heard. His voice was raised trying to rekindle in our country all the great ideals and principles that set our nation apart from all others that preceded us. But louder and more strident voices uttered easily sold clichés, cartoons with acid-tipped pens ridiculed and ranted. Barry Goldwater's unforgivable sin ten years ago was simply and honestly to speak his mind.
"He thought that free enterprise was in danger from excessive government and he said so. He thought that some Americans were too complacent about the threats of Communism and he said so."
"Shortly after the 1964 election, I am sure you have heard this one about the young man who said, 'I was told that if I voted for Barry Goldwater we would be in war in six months. I did and we are.'
"Ten years ago the Postmaster General said, 'We know what Senator Goldwater is talking about—extremism, his hate and divisiveness. It is spitting on the ambassador to the United Nation.' A labor leader drew a parallel between Goldwater and Hitler. The Governor of California said, 'The stench of Fascism is in the air.' The National Democratic Chairman said, 'the Republican platform of Goldwater is an exercise in fantasy, fear, and hate.' The publisher of a paper that prints all the news fit to print warned that the kind of backing that Goldwater had was the kind of business backing behind the Nazis in the early 30's.
"A national columnist [speaking against Barry Goldwater's conservatism] pointed out that all the tyrants in history from Caesar and Napoleon to Hitler and Stalin, acted in the name of liberty and justice. All this and more was spewed forth because the man [Barry Goldwater] pledged to support the Constitution of the United States, and felt called upon to remind us that even a land as rich as ours can't go on forever borrowing against the future, leaving a legacy of debt for another generation; that inflation could reduce the standards of living for an entire generation that had no part in the folly; that if young Americans were asked to fight and die for their country it should be for a cause worth winning and they should be allowed to win it as quickly as possible.
"It is well for us to be reminded of the hate-filled rhetoric that was spewed forth over such a long period of time about that pleasant, patriotic and courageous man and how uncalled-for it seems now as we look back."
- On Economic Troubles We're In -
"Right now American business and industry are in the deepest trouble they have ever been in, in our Nation's entire history. A large percentage of the people in this country today lay all their troubles at the door of business. The word profit is synonymous with evil as well the term "private property" and therefore personal freedom, freedom of choice for everybody, is in danger. Profit, property and freedom are inseparable, you can't have any one of them without the other two.
"For a long time now we haven't been taught enough economics in our schools and sometimes I am amazed at all of you, I don't know how you have held out against what has been a consistent program of indoctrination, particularly through our educational system, and how you have avoided the economic illiteracy that is widespread. The result has been, however, that self-seeking demagogues have been able to take advantage of this—not of you but of those others. Investors, workers and consumers have been divided to the point that we have forgotten we are all vital components of something called free enterprise, totally dependent upon each other. If the public's lack of understanding is not soon corrected, the public may soon do great and irreparable harm to itself by demanding more interference than we already have of government.
"Government, as you know, in its answers to the problems, is somewhat less than a howling success, particularly when government involves itself in things that are not in its proper province. And we don't have to talk theoretically; we could look, for example, to one of the Iron Curtain countries where government is in complete charge. There is nothing to interfere with its carrying out its dreams of regimentation and regulation."
"We live in the only country in the World where it takes more intelligence just to figure out your income tax, than it does to earn an income.
"The essence of the American Revolution was a system that produced a limited government and the ultimate in individual freedom consistent with an orderly society, and free men were released to perform such miracles of invention, construction and production as the world had never seen. One half of all the economic activity in the entire history of mankind has taken place in these two centuries under American auspices. Our system of free enterprise, spark-plugged by the hope of economic reward, has lifted more burdens from the backs of more people than any other system the world has ever known."
"And still a great many people have lost faith in our economic system and for that matter we have lost faith in ourselves."
"Our traditional concept of states' rights and local autonomy has been distorted; but much worse, the people's relationship with government has been dramatically altered.
"I think something that illustrates this is a story that appeared in a column in an Eastern newspaper not too long ago. It had to do with a welfare recipient who had a part-time job on a farm:
One day he yielded to temptation and stole a smoked ham out of the farmer's smokehouse. He took it to the grocer and sold it to him for $27. Then he took $20 of the $27 and bought $80 worth of food stamps which he was eligible to do by virtue of being on welfare. Then he took $29 worth of food stamps and bought the ham back. He put the ham back in the smokehouse and he bought $51 worth of groceries. Then, the columnist said, the grocer had made a profit, the farmer had his ham back, the welfare recipient ended up with $7 in cash and $51 in groceries, with no one being the loser."
"It is no wonder that our people are in their season of discontent."
"Government by the people only works if the people work at it."
"Now there are some people in this country who accepted the land planning bill as an environmental protection bill and there are others—most of them—who were not aware that such a bill was even before Congress. The truth is, that bill was a threat to the entire traditional concept of private ownership of land, a threat greater than anything that has ever been proposed in these 200 years, and that fact was not understood by some of the Congressmen who voted for it. ... our fears were justified, for when the bill was passed he said, 'of course you realize that once it is passed we have no way of controlling it when it then goes into a bureau or agency of government that will implement it,' and that's what we had been trying to tell them all the time."
"And so we are governed by an ever-increasing bureaucracy made up of people who were never elected to office and can't be removed from office by voters. Regulations are spawned in the multitudes."
"This is where we must begin the fight back, if free enterprise and freedom itself is to survive."
"Daniel Webster was right when he said, 'every generation there are those who want to rule well, but they mean to rule. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters.' "
["Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters." -- Daniel Webster]
"In his latest volume "ECONOMICS AND THE PUBLIC PURPOSE", John Kenneth Galbreath asserts that the market arrangements of our economy have given us inadequate housing, terrible mass transit, poor health care, etc., etc. and socialism is inevitable. I believe this is the first time Mr. Galbreath, in his talk of the affluent society [the one percent], has finally come out in his declaration and admitted that socialism is what he has in mind."
"We've got to have the confidence, that the people can understand if they are given access to the facts. Ignorance is the only thing we have to fear, ignorance that permits the modern day populace to gain a following for their philosophy of redistribution. We have to communicate not just with each other, we have to communicate with the people who are the customers and with the people who are the laborers, the workers."
"We must recognize that an assault on one particular industry is an assault on all. We have to make them understand we are all in the same boat together and if we wait until it is aimed expressly at just one particular segment before we start fighting back, then we are really in trouble, because the ongoing struggle is for survival of the free market system."
"We have been fighting a kind of a defensive, rear guard action. Step by step we have retreated much farther than we know. Too many people blame business for inflation and look to government for the answer. Government is not the answer to our problems, government is the problem."
"The policy of redistribution of the output of an economy that's already too small is based on the fallacy that we can eliminate poverty by giving everyone more money, higher wages, bigger welfare checks, pensions and social security and increased unemployment insurance to increase the purchasing power. The fact is, we can only live better by producing more goods and services for each other. Money is no good if there is nothing there to buy. For too long a time our belief in jobs for everyone is the answer, at the same time that we keep negotiating higher and higher pay for a lower output, has only contributed to inflation."
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"Let us ask the heads of industry and business in America for a meeting with the heads of the communications media to see if they are truly aware that you can't have a free press unless you have a free economy at the same time.
"I reiterate all these suggestions but of late I have been wondering if there is not something more that would put us on the offensive. It is not enough to fight the stupidity of the Karl Marx theory by talking the free market theory. Have we neglected the most potent weapon in our arsenal, the use of the free enterprise system itself in behalf of a broader cross section of citizens? We are beset by vexing problems and we can't deny the problems result from government action, but to complain as I have been doing, and then wait for the same government that created the problem in the first place to do an about-face and come up with solutions, is a little fruitless. You can't lick something with nothing, just to complain that the answer is wrong. We must go to them and say 'we've got a better idea'."
"Take Social Security for a starter, most of them are scared to even mention it, but it is about as potent right now and destructive a time bomb as we have ticking away at the foundations of our free society. More than one-half of the taxpayers pay more social security than they do income tax. When it started, the average citizen paid about $3 for every $100 he could save over and above taxes and the cost of living. Today, it is taking $84 of every $100 that he can mange to save. If a private insurance company attempted to sell a plan that cost so much and paid so little, they would be put in jail.
"The average worker today is losing some $200,000 that would be his if the same amount could be invested in private productive plans."
"Worse, the ratio of earners to retirees is dropping to the point that one day it will be one on one.
"The simple fact is the United States Social Security system is bankrupt. It has been bankrupt for 20 years but this has been concealed by an 800 percent increase in the payroll tax without a matching increase in benefits. Now politicians so far have provided no answers and you can bet that the Social Security bureaucracy is pretending that if it doesn't look, the problem will go away. Unfortunately, when the roof falls in it is going to fall on all of us."
"At the same time, we find a plan that will restore equity to the present-day workers.
"In our resistance to what some see as a creeping socialism, we have just theorized about the superiority of capitalism. Have we really made capitalism work to prove these benefits can do everything for everybody better than the promises of the populous of the socialist? All they can offer with their system, if you analyze it, is to take from the haves and give to the have-nots. That doesn't eliminate have-nots, it just changes them around.
"But capitalism can work to make everyone a "have".
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"Over [one] hundred years ago Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act. There was a wide distribution of land and they didn't confiscate anyone's already privately owned land. They did not take from those who owned to give to others who did not own. It set the pattern for the American capitalistic system. We need an Industrial Homestead Act. There are business leaders today who are exploring this kind of modern homestead plan [i.e. Capital Homesteading for every citizen]. They range from government allowing the corporate tax to go directly to the people [who own new shares as dividends], that 50% percent of the earnings of the corporations that now is a tax to the government, some of them suggest: 'Why don't you distribute equally and equitably to the people to be used as each individual chooses, rather than having it spent on their behalf by government bureaucrats?'
"It goes further than that, to a more sophisticated scheme that business has been toying with, increasing the worker, and citizen, investment in corporate America.
"I know that plans have been suggested in the past that all had this flaw, they were based on making the present owners give up some of their ownership to the non-owners. Now this isn't true of the ideas that are being talked today. Very simply these business leaders have come to the realization that it is time to formulate a plan to accelerate the economic growth and production, at the same time we broaden the ownership of productive capital with the future and new shares of industrial output.
"The American dream has always been to have a piece of the action. Income, you know, results from only two things, it can result from capital or it can result from labor. If the worker and citizen begins getting his income from both sources at once he has a real stake in increasing production and increasing the output. One such plan is based on financing future expansion in such a way as to create a stock ownership culture. It does not reduce the holdings of the present owners, nor does it require the employees to divert their own [past] savings into stock purchases. This one plan, and undoubtedly there are alternatives, utilizes an employee stock ownership trust to purchase newly issued stock when a corporation needs new capital for expansion. The trust acquires its funds by borrowing with a guarantee from the corporation, from a commercial bank or other lending institution. Over a ten-year period it is possible for [estimates $21 trillion+] of newly formed capital to be owned by individuals and families who today have little or no hope of acquiring a vested interest in our capitalistic system."
"What better answer could we have to socialism? What an export item on the world market. What argument could a foreign land have against a corporation which made its 'have-not' citizens into 'haves'?"
[Perhaps, that's were 'Every Citizen an Owner', makes sense.]
"In short, I am suggesting that we face a choice between government that has grown desperate, embarking on a course that leads to confiscation and redistribution, or using the great talent and expertise of the private sector to spread legitimate capital participation in free enterprise to those who now are only property-less employees."
"In 1878 Senator Hill said, 'I do not dread industrial corporations as instruments of power to destroy this country, but one corporation we may well all dread. That corporation is the federal government. If this great, ambitious, ever-growing corporation becomes oppressive, who shall check it? If it becomes too wayward, who shall control it? If it becomes unjust, who shall trust it? Watch and guard with sleepless dread, that corporation which can make all property and rights, all states and people, all liberty and hope its playthings in an hour, and its victims forever.'"Yesterday, I told those distinguished business leaders and I will tell you, even at your youthful age, whatever you do, don't risk having to face your children or your children's children some day when they ask, 'where were you and what were you doing on the day that freedom was lost?' "
-Ronald Reagan, Speech-Young Americans for Freedom, July 1974.
Posted by Guy C. Stevenson: Investment, Registered Representative for 28 years. Retirement Income Planning, Estate Planning, Pension Design and Implementation. SWS Financial Services. GC Stevenson & Associates LLC.
Research and original source copy provided by Dr. Norman Kurland CESJ, then the Washington D.C. chief for: Kelso, Cotton, Seligman & Ray - Corporate Finance Attorneys. Architects of ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plans)
Martin Luther King Jr. Letter:
Articles on Expanded Capital Ownership by Ronald Reagan:
Expanding Ownership
Kelso Has Merit
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Industrial Homestead Act.
Ronald Reagan: "Our National Task Today."
"Our national task today is to restore the conditions for economic recovery, without which our prosperity and our national security cannot be assured. We must restrain the headlong growth of the Federal budget; enact multi-year across-the-board tax reductions to spur new job-creating investment and productivity; roll back the tangle of regulations which needlessly hamper enterprises; and cleave to a sound monetary policy which preserves the strength of the American dollar. But even as we act boldly to achieve these goals, we most work to create the conditions for expanding the ownership of the nation's wealth, so that all Americans may have their fair chance to become true proprietors of their country." --Ronald Reagan, Letter to Pierre S. du Pont IV, Delaware, 1981.
ObamaCare vs. RomneyCare, and the socializing of America.
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By Michael D. Greaney:
"Knute Rockne, All American" is, arguably, "the" sports movie of all time, as well as "the" college-mystique flick that set the stage for a raft of others that didn't come anywhere near it. Ronald Reagan became so identified with the character he played in the film that George Gipp's nickname — "the Gipper" — became more identified with Reagan than with Notre Dame.There's nothing wrong with that. It does, however, tend to dim or diminish Reagan's identification with another iconic figure in American history: Abraham Lincoln. Few people are aware that as early as 1974 Reagan was calling for an "Industrial Homestead Act" to do for the U.S. in the last quarter of the 20th century what Lincoln's 1862 Homestead Act did for the world in the latter half of the 19th century.We've renamed it the "Capital Homestead Act" to take into account not only industrial capital, but landed, commercial, and all other forms of capital as well. Details can be seen in the links in today's posting.BTW: it's just a coincidence that this posting appeared today. It has nothing to do with the ND-Alabama game. I wrote it before I knew when the game was scheduled.
Ronald Reagan and Homesteading
Last year (we thought we'd better start work right away getting used to it), on December 26, 2012, George F. Will wrote a column in the Washington Post [excerpt: "In 1862, the grim year of Shiloh and Fredericksburg, Congress would have been forgiven for concentrating only on preventing national dismemberment. Instead, while defiantly continuing construction of the Capitol dome, Congress continued nation-building. It passed the Pacific Railway Act to provide for the movement of people and goods to and from the new lands in the West, the Morrill Act to build land-grant colleges emphasizing agriculture, and, most important, the Homestead Act, whose provisions were as simple as the problem it addressed was stark.]. There is nothing unusual in that, of course. Mr. Will is a columnist, and columnists write columns. What is of interest to the Just Third Way is that his column was on Abraham Lincoln's 1862 Homestead Act.Surprisingly for someone who was so closely connected with Ronald Reagan, Will apparently didn't realize that Reagan, too, wanted a Homestead Act — but extended to industrial and commercial assets instead of being limited to land. That being the case, we sent a letter to George:Dear Mr. Will: (Read More Here)
One may ask, why is this important: because Ronald Reagan also said this, in that same speech, of 1974.
Remarks By Governor Ronald Reagan to Young Americans for Freedom San Francisco, July 20, 1974.
It was called an 'Industrial Homestead Act', through broadened capital Ownership, hence "Capital Homesteading Now".
Posted by Guy C. Stevenson
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A team from the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development will be holding a financial assistance informational meeting for owners of property that received damage in the Marysville tornado at 10:00 AM on Friday, June 7th.in the Marysville City Building. The team will outline their agency's programs that could assist owners of both residential and business properties in the damaged area.
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Kevin Rippe was born in Marysville and moved to Smith Center at the age of 1, then graduated from Smith Center High School in 1995. He graduated from Cloud County Community College in 1997, and joined the staff of KKAN/KQMA radio in Phillipsburg a year later. Since June of 2011 Kevin has been with us here at Your Country KNDY. You can hear Kevin on daily news reports, as well as calling area high school football and basketball. Kevin lives in Marysville with his wife Melissa, and 4 children Brennen, Jacob, Bailee, and Joshua.
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Flavored milk
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Flavored milk is a sweetened dairy drink made with milk, sugar, colorings and artificial or natural flavorings. Flavored milk is often pasteurized using ultra-high-temperature (UHT) treatment, which gives it a longer shelf-life than plain milk. Pre-mixed flavored milk is sold in the refrigerated dairy case alongside other milk products. Flavored sweetened powders or syrups which are added to plain milk are also available.
Flavored milk is milk that has sugar, colorings and (mostly inexpensive artificial) flavorings added to make it more appetizing, especially to children. It can be sold as a powder to be added to plain milk, or bought pre-mixed alongside other milk products. Flavoring can be included in a straw, and some flavored milk products are designed as dietary supplements by including additional vitamins or minerals.
Bottled spiced (masala) milk is a popular beverage in the Indian subcontinent. Other companies provide flavored beverages in the United Kingdom, which sells packaged beverages to the mobile vendor market. Australia has the highest consumption rate of flavored milk in the world, standing at 9.5 liters per capita in 2004.[1]
Homemade flavored milk is consumed in Latin America.
Thin milkshakes[edit]
Healthier versions are produced using real fruit, such as pureeing bananas, strawberries, and mangoes into the milk. Although thicker than traditional flavored milk, they are much healthier because they require less sugar to be added. The sugar that would normally need to be added is found in the fruit.
The most common flavor for flavored milk is chocolate, which is achieved with cocoa powder. A variant of chocolate flavored milk are candy-bar themed drinks, which claim to mimic the flavors of popular candy bars. Other common flavors for flavored milk include strawberry, banana, and vanilla. Less commonly, other flavors are available, such as cookies 'n cream, lime, malt, mango, papaya, root beer, tropical fruits, coffee, and vanilla crème. With the exception of chocolate milk, many of these flavors are artificial.
Controversy and criticism[edit]
Jamie Oliver, host of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, brought attention in the United States to public schools that serve flavored milk in the school cafeterias. Flavored milk advocates claim that many children will avoid the nutrition found in milk unless it has been flavored, with the benefits of milk outweighed by a few teaspoons of sugar. Opponents say that with rising levels of obesity and heart disease, flavored milk should be removed from schools and children should be taught to drink regular milk.[2]
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- ^ http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/02/11/1076388435970.html theage.com.au
- ^ Hoag, Christina (2011-06-15). "Flavored Milk Banned In LA Schools". Huffington Post. Retrieved 2011-06-27.


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Published: June 2, 2014 (Issue # 1813)
A helicopter crashed into a lake in northern Russia and 16 of the 18 people on board are missing, officials said Sunday. Two passengers, who floated to the surface still strapped into their seats, were rescued by fishermen and hospitalized for treatment of broken legs and other injuries, Rossia television reported.
The Mi-8 helicopter broke into three pieces after crashing into the Munozera lake in the northwestern Murmansk region on Saturday evening, emergency officials said. Divers arrived on the scene on Sunday.
The helicopter, which had a crew of five, belonged to the fertilizer company Apatit, the regional administration said on its website.
Among the 13 passengers were Apatit executives and regional government officials, RIA Novosti reported, citing unidentified sources. The report said they were believed to have been on a fishing trip.
The cause of the crash was still under investigation, but was most likely due either to technical failure or poor weather, the spokesman for the Federal Investigative Committee, Vladimir Markin, said in a statement.
Monday, Sept. 1
Today marks the beginning of Lermontov-Fest, a fall festival celebrating the life of one of Russia's most remarkable poets who, in a fate eerily similar to Pushkin's, was killed in a duel at the age of 26. Organized by the Lermontov Library System, the next several months will see art exhibitions, concerts and public lectures focusing on the Lermontov's short yet prolific career. Check the Lermontov Library System's website for more details.
Tuesday, Sept. 2
Join expats and practice your Russian during the Russian Club's weekly meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. The club is free to participate in although you need to be a registered member of Couchsurfing.


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Music Video: T.I. Feat. Young Dro & Travis Porter – Hot Wheels
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One of the illest tracks off of Tip's recent mixtape, "F*ck Da City Up." The King uses his own house for this video with an arsenal of flashy automobiles. Peep for yourself!


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ProFusion Presents: Beckley talks with Gary Fong!
- August 4th, 2011
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Our roving reporter, Michael Beckley, caught up with the one-and-only Gary Fong during ProFusion 2011!
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Our roving reporter, Michael Beckley, caught up with the one-and-only Gary Fong during ProFusion 2011!
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As promised – more coverage from ProFusion 2011. In this clip, Vistek's own Michael Beckley catches up with Epson Canada!
We hope you all had a fabulous long weekend! We sure did. But we're back at it today and are happy to bring you MORE coverage of ProFusion 2011.
Today we give you – ProFusion Presents: Beckley talks with the Canadian Society of Cinematographers!
Just in time for the long weekend – a double whammy! Beckly talks Wiebetech with the folks from CRU-DataPort & takes a look at the ToughTech Duo QR!
As promised, here's another bit of ProFusion 2011 coverage – this time Beckley chats up Canon!
As promised, here's another bit of ProFusion 2011 coverage – this time with the good folks at Avid!
ProFusion 2011, Canada's second annual Pro Imaging Expo, was once again a rousing success! Thousands of enthusiastic video & still photography professionals and aficionados enjoyed two days of seminars and training sessions, keynote speakers and one-of-a-kind product demonstrations. Everything converged into the most dynamic, technologically advanced Pro Imaging event in Canada.
Plans are already underway for ProFusion 2012. But, in the meantime, we'd like to show you some clips of this year's event – starting with this quick chat Vistek's Michael Beckley had with one of Amplis' representatives.
Did you attend ProFusion 2011? Was there something you saw or learned that completely rocked your world? Did you plan to, but just didn't manage to make it out? Maybe you just have an opinion and feel like sharing?
Well, here's your chance! We want to make ProFusion 2012 even bigger & better than this year. And, to do that, we want to know what YOU want to see!
Pop over to the ProFusion website and share your thoughts. We've got a quick & easy survey (seriously – there aren't even 10 questions; it'll take you no time at all) smack dab in the middle of our homepage, so you can't miss it.
We really do want your opinion: good or bad – we can take it! So tell us…
Wow! What a turnout! We saw another 2,000 people through the door on Saturday, day two of ProFusion 2011. Our seminars were a smashing success as well, with standing-room only in more than one event!
As you can imagine, we're all exhausted after such a run – but we wanted to share some more images of our weekend with you!
For those of you who were able to make it out: a HUGE thank you! And we hope to see even more of you next year!
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Wow! What an amazing first day! We saw over 2,000 excited faces come through our gates today – which means in the first day, we've already surpassed our attendance for the entirety of ProFusion's inaugural year.
We thought those of you weren't able to make it out, we thought a bit of a peek into the day was in order. And for those of you planning to come out and see us tomorrow – we look forward to meeting each and every one of you!
A few seats are still available for Mark's seminars tomorrow. On the Edge with Creative Flash gets under way at 10am & Weddings from Hell is on at 2pm.


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