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E-Street: The rapid changes taking place in Vancouver . . . Good or bad?
The rapid changes taking place in Vancouver . . . Good or bad? The changes are as bad a bad gets! I believe Robertson is following the Agenda 21 Protocols! In Canada, that might be referred to as Iclie … Continue reading
E-Street: Should the private behaviour of politicians be subject to media and public scrutiny?
What they do at home is private. What they do in public sets examples for their constituents so, behave…(Mr. Ford) eg. Sherry Casteel No, I don't think so; unless the politician's behaviour would effect the public good. Although public … Continue reading
E-Street: Given everything, do you think Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline will ever be built? Why?
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E-Street: What should be done about the seemingly daily examples of gun violence in our society?
What should be done about the seemingly daily examples of gun violence in our society? Nothing. More registration and regulation won't prevent it. And we have good laws and required education/training. Unfortunately violence happens with or without guns as … Continue reading
3 B.C. Golfers Advance at U.S. Open Qualifying; Belle Ties NCAA Championship Low-Round
Three British Columbians will be planning trips to Pinehurst for Father's Day weekend. As U.S. Open qualifying events, spanning more than two weeks at courses across the United States, wrapped up this Monday, three local golfers advanced to the second … Continue reading
E-Street: Do you agree with the RCMP setting up a tent every day at Wreck Beach to create a nearly constant police presence at the famous nudist area?
No. The people at Wreck Beach don't bother anybody. Leave them alone. Why spend taxpayers' dollars when there are so many more important things these officers could be doing. –Wendy Qureshi, North Vancouver No I don't agree with … Continue reading
TOP 5 Easter farm events in Metro Vancouver & the Fraser Valley
Spring is one of the most exciting times on the farm, with new life all around. Several local farms throw open the barn doors to visitors at Easter. Here are my TOP 5 Easter farm events in Metro Vancouver and … Continue reading
Farm photo of the week (April 6, 2014) – Christmas in April
On Saturday, Dogwood Christmas Tree Farm in Fort Langley began the work of replacing thousands of Christmas trees that were sold during last year's holiday season. Over the next two weekends, the farm will plant about 5,000 seedlings, said farmer … Continue reading
News update – Soaring feed prices blamed on rail capacity issues
B.C. feed mills continue to have problems acquiring feed grain from the Prairies. Here's the latest development in the story, with Fraser Valley farmers taking their concerns to the annual Canadian Federation of Agriculture meeting in Ottawa. Turkey farmer Garnet … Continue reading
E-Street: A Justice Department report says public mistrust of courts and prison system stems from citizens' lack of understanding of the courts' "mandate." Do you agree?
The report is just an exclamation point on how out of touch the Justice Department truly is. An overwhelming majority of the citizens of Canada can't all be lacking the "understanding" of how the criminal justice system works or of … Continue reading


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Delicious and easy-to-prepare dinner recipes to please any palate.
Almost everyone loves chicken. From casseroles and potpies to deep-fried delicious dinners, try any of these hearty chicken recipes and put a winning smile on your kids' faces.
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CitiBlocs Wins SAFbaby and Mother Approved Child Tested Award
TAMPA, FL (March 22, 2010)- It's not easy to find a toy that parents like, children will play with, and is environmentally friendly. That's why the founders of SAFbaby.com and MotherApprovedChildTested.com created their award program, to reward companies like recent Excellence Award winner, CitiBlocs, for their commitment to eco-friendly practices and high-quality playthings.
In order to win the SAFbaby.com and MotherApprovedChildTested.com (MACT) Excellence Award, everything from the product itself, to the manufacturing practices must have passed a very stringent set of safety standards. Additionally, the product is tested by real-deal families. There is no other award that tests products with both mom and children and also does a materials safety check.
Here's what they had to say about the play value of CitiBlocs:
"Put your noisy colorful toys away and bring out this creative, unpretentious toy. This natural wooden block set is a childhood classic and it keeps many kids engaged in creative play for hours. If you're looking for a sweet, safe alternative toy (to those flashy noisy games that over-stimulate our nervous systems) maybe it's time for some quiet play with CitiBlocs.
And about the safety of CitiBlocs:
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For more information, visit CitiBlocs online at CitiBlocs.com.
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With a kit to fit every playroom, parents, schools and youth leaders can choose one of seven block boxes including the ambitious 1,000-piece wooden block set. CitiBlocs are available online at CitiBlocsStore.com, Toys "R" Us and other national chains, and at Glammatoys.com and additional specialty retailers.


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Watching the San Jose Sharks struggle in the first round against Anaheim, I have a new idea of how to set first round matchups: let the top seeds pick their opponents.
If the Sharks wanted to play the Blue Jackets in the first round, they could.
This way, top teams don't get beat up in the first round by tough teams, even if it means playing teams with more points.
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We have just learned that solar panel manufacturer SolarWorld has announced a recall involving 1.3 million solar panels sold in the U.S. since June 2011. According to the Notice filed with the Consumer Products Safety Commission:
SolarWorld solar panels installed with bare-copper grounding lugs can corrode which could result in a faulty ground circuit, posing an electric shock, electrocution or fire hazard.
So what exactly is the issue here? All metal components of a solar power system—such as the frames of the solar panels and the rails to which they are attached—are supposed to be grounded. There are many ways that can be done, but one common method is to attach a copper lug to the panel frame and run a copper grounding wire from lug to lug and ultimately to ground. The problem arises from the fact that copper grounding lugs come in two varieties: bare copper and "tinned" copper, that is copper with a coating of tin.
|Bare copper grounding lugs
|"Tinned" copper grounding lugs
If the installer used a bare copper lug, it could cause corrosion to form between the panel frame and the lug. That corrosion could prevent the ground from being effective, which could result in the potential problems highlighted in the CPSC notice.
In other words, while this is a potential problem and systems should be inspected to insure that the proper, "tinned" lug was used, the recall does not involve the safety of the solar panels themselves. Moreover, the fix, if required, is straightforward (even if potentially time consuming): simply replace the improper lugs with proper ones.
While the recall notice refers to 1.3 million panels in the U.S., we wanted to get a sense of how many of these panels have been installed in California, and, more specifically, in the Run on Sun service area. To get a handle on that we turned to two familiar data sources: CSI data (showing installs in SCE, PG&E and SDG&E territories) and LADWP data. Given that LADWP requires the use of grounding lugs (as opposed to WEEBs), there is an even higher probability that SolarWorld systems in LADWP territory used a grounding lug.
The CSI data shows just how widespread this issue could be. More than half a million SolarWorld panels have been installed in CSI territories, accounting for over 6,500 different installations, installed by more than 500 different companies! How many of those companies are still in business is anybody's guess. In SCE territory alone, 186,000 SolarWorld panels were installed at 3,125 different projects, by nearly 300 different companies.
The installers with by far the greatest number of SolarWorld panels installed are Shorebreak Energy Developers (43,242 panels installed at 46 different projects) and Chevron Energy Solutions (20,464 panels at 15 projects). In terms of having the greatest number of projects, six companies have 100 or more projects, and the winners there are: A1 Solar Power, Inc. (217 projects), Titan Construction and Solar (202), Natural Energy (186), Contact Electric (174), Future Energy Corporation (124) and TLP Electric Integrations (103).
The LADWP data is, not surprisingly, somewhat more opaque. For example, they do not track how many solar panels are installed on a given project so we cannot determine the total number of SolarWorld panels that have been installed. We do know that there are some 759 projects overall where SolarWorld panels were used, and more than 100 different installers were involved. Three of those installers were responsible for fifty or more projects, they are: A1 Solar Power, Inc. (120 projects), Sungate Energy Solutions (76) and American Solar Solutions (67). Looks like the folks at A1 Solar Power are going to be busy!
If you are the owner of a SolarWorld installation, you will want to contact your installer and see what they are willing to do. At a minimum, they should be willing to come out to your site, free of cost, and verify that the proper lugs were used. Even if it were the company's policy to always use "tinned" lugs, a system owner should not rely on those assurances since install crews have been known to substitute whatever is available at the local hardware store in order to complete the project and move on to the next.
If your installer is no longer in business, or is unwilling to come out and verify that your system is safe, you should contact SolarWorld themselves directly. They have established a toll-free number to call: 877-360-1787, M-F from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
If you own one of these systems, please let us know in the comments about your experience.
The fossil fuel industry has a problem—its customers hate its product. We purchase gasoline to fuel our cars and natural gas to heat our homes or cook our food, but we know as we do so that we are making the world hotter and dirtier. And the electricity that we get from the grid, far too much of it comes from burning coal, and every aspect of that industry, from mining (black lung disease, cave-ins) to burning (think belching smoke stacks like the one on the right) makes one recoil in disgust.
The natural result of that revulsion, is that we are constantly striving to use less of their products. Which hurts the bottom line, and that is something the fossil fuel industry cannot abide.
Particularly when it comes to solar. As solar becomes more affordable—and as more advantageous financing mechanisms become available—more and more people "go solar". Which means less revenue for utilities which drives their rates higher. Which makes solar more financially viable (if not necessary), thereby driving even more utility customers into the welcoming arms of your friendly, neighborhood, solar installer. This virtuous cycle for consumers is a vicious cycle for utilities, leading inexorably to their demise unless they change their ways—or solar goes away.
So far most utilities appear to be holding out for option B.
Of course the fossil fuel industry in general, and utilities in particular, are not sympathetic entities with the public so they need a different angle, a better hook if they are going to convince people to abandon solar.
Cue the Koch brothers funded Americans for Prosperity (AFP), and their faux concern for the poor.
In an article titled "How State Solar Policies Hurt America's Poor," (h/t Solar Wakeup) AFP Policy Analyst Justin Sykes advances the canard that net metering polices harm poor consumers. In a piece rife with inaccuracies, Sykes makes a number of misleading statements. Try this one:
Specifically, the average household income of solar-customers was $91,210, compared to the a median income of $54,283 for non-solar customers. A similar report this month on Nevada's net-metering policy found 73 percent of solar-customers there have higher median incomes than the statewide average. Figures like these exemplify how net-metering policy fosters inequality in the way Americans receive and pay for energy. On average, low-income households spend an estimated 37 percent of their income on household energy bills, a burden that grows when coupled with increasing rates due to cost-shifting.
Sorry, but the data simply doesn't support those statements.
Let's start with the assertion that solar households have much higher median incomes that non-solar households.
We looked at all residential solar installations in California from 2008 to 2013 using data from the California Solar Initiative and ranked them by zip code. We then compared that to U.S. Census data reporting median household income for those zip codes. (If you click on the graphic you can actually explore the interactive visualization on our website.)
In every year, whether purchased or leased, the majority of solar was in zip codes where the median household income was at or below $75,000, with only a relative handful in neighborhoods above $125,000. Indeed, there were more installations in zip codes with a median income of less than $50,000 than there were in zip codes with a median income above $125,000!
Now to be sure, zip code averages are not the same thing as actual customer income, but actual household income of solar customers is not a publicly available piece of data, so this is the best proxy available (and presumably the same proxy available to the likes of AFP's Mr. Sykes.)
And while we are debunking things, let's take a look at the statistic about how "low-income households spend an estimated 37 percent of their income on household energy bills." Seriously? The link supporting that stat takes you to an article that provides no support for the number. But more to the point, how could that number even be possible? According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, the 2014 Poverty Guideline for a family of four is $23,850, of which 37% would be $8,824.50, which works out to a monthly energy bill of $735!
Once again, the data tells a very different tale. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average U.S. household spends roughly $2,000 per year on all household energy (excluding transportation) and that figure is across all households, not just low income households. (In California, that average is below $1,500 thanks to energy efficiency measures adopted in the state.)
This is how the battle against solar is being fought: with misleading claims and made-up statistics.
But here is the reality: as solar gets cheaper, and innovative programs like solar loans and HERO PACE financing become widely available, more and more people will realize that they can afford solar and will jump at the chance, rich and poor alike.
There is a fair amount of talk lately (in nerd circles) about a graph being circulated by the utilities and the California Independent System Operator ( CALISO, the entity that manages the electric grid in the state). Known as the "Duck graph," it is being presented as a dire prediction of impending grid instability due to the increasing role of renewable energy sources. But where some see doom and gloom, others see opportunity. Here's our take. (H/T John Farrell at REWorld.)
Here's the graph (credit, CALISO):
As recently as 2012, this wasn't a duck at all as net load had two peaks, one in the morning and one late in the evening.
But look at the center of the graph: as more and more renewable sources come online, the demand during the middle of the day falls dramatically, so much so that the utilities are complaining that there will be a risk of "over generation" - producing more energy than is needed and cutting into the baseline production (from power plants like coal and nuclear that need to operate continuously to be efficient.)
Also predicted is a rather steep increase in evening demand between now and 2020.
The net result is a curve shaped much like a duck, apparently a fowl predictor of grid chaos.
Frankly, we look at that graph and see progress and opportunity. Progress in that renewables, which not so long ago were sneered at as being a, "tiny amount of energy that will never amount to anything serious," are now completely rewriting the load curve in the nation's most populous state. Talk about coming a long way, baby!
The opportunity, of course, is right there as well. While adding large amounts of smart storage to the grid is an obvious fix for this "problem", as we noted just the other day (see Can Renewables Power the US?), we can handle this evolving energy future in a relatively simple manner—it just requires changing how we approach the problem. Here's the video:
We can, and will, teach this Duck to fly.
As renewables become an ever larger share of the energy mix on the grid, we constantly hear the naysayers bleating that renewables make the grid unstable. Indeed, they claim that anything above a tiny fraction of total power demand penetration by solar sources will result in blackouts or worse since such sources are so variable. Besides, they say, what happens when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow? Renewables will never be reliable enough to fully power the grid.
But is that really true? Could it actually be possible to power the US using only renewable sources?
Amory Lovins over at the Rocky Mountain Institute thinks the answer is yes, and the short video that they have created makes a pretty compelling case. Take a look and decide for yourself. (Hat tip, Climate Denial Crock of the Week.)
Remember: "Whatever exists, is possible."
We spent some quality time on the exhibit floor, and at the social events, of last week's Intersolar North America and here's our take.
The show felt smaller, to be sure, and we didn't see anything that created a real "Wow" moment. (Possible exception, the mini solar race cars which were very cool, but they didn't really have much to do with anything.) With SPI looming in just a few short weeks in, wait for it… Las Vegas Man™… it was hard to shake the feeling that manufacturers were keeping their powder dry until October.
Of course, not everything was smaller.
The folks at Mechatron won the prize for the largest solar device at the show—an enormous solar tracker (which we were told took them a day and a half to assemble inside the hall!)—that has more than a bit of a Transformers feel to it.
Sadly it wasn't moving during the show…
Given the show's smaller feel you would expect some well known names to be missing and you would be right.
We are happiest to report that the number one no-show was last year's Sexism Public Enemy Number One: RECOM. Although they had a significant presence at Intersolar in Europe a month ago, they were nowhere to be seen at this show, and the folks from Intersolar confirmed that RECOM had originally booked a booth but then cancelled without explanation. Did they back out due to the backlash over their nonsense last year? We can only hope…
Inverter manufacturers Enphase Energy, KACO and SMA were all missing from the floor—although that's no surprise for Enphase who never shows at Intersolar, and who had a large presence elsewhere in co-hosting the Tweetup (thank you!) and the Solarfest.
SMA, although not on the floor did manage to take a swipe at its competition with this banner (that's a really, really big banner!) and a van parked outside touting their market dominance—in the past.
We are all for made in the USA, but what percentage of the show attendees were walking around with smartphones that were made somewhere other than the USA? Uh, pretty much everybody.
Not clear that this is a winning argument, or even SMA's best argument given that their TL inverters are a very cool product. If your only presence is going to be a banner, why not tout an actual benefit of your products?
Opportunity missed.
Our stated goal for the show was to identify a new racking supplier to replace our now discontinued standard (Unirac's late, great, Solarmount Evolution) and toward that end we spent a lot of time on the third floor where the racking suppliers hung out. Continuing the recent trend, there was a lot on display.
A study in contrast could be found between the displays at the Shoals and Schletter booths. Both supply racking gear. Both offered coffee in the morning and beer in the afternoon. And both had attractive women handing out the drinks. The difference? The women at the Schletter booth actually work for the company (in a wide variety of jobs, other than marketing) whereas Shoals insists, defiantly, on promoting the Booth Babe culture with models in black cocktail dresses. (Leading to scenes like this of guys standing around to photograph the models. Not sure how that promotes solar or Shoals' products.)
Still we did see racking systems that we liked. Iron Ridge has an interesting rail shape which they insist is stronger than other products, and their CEO, William Kim, seemed very eager to connect with installers and learn from their experience—something that other companies need to do!
But our overall winner at the show was Everest Solar Systems. Talk about learning from installers, all of their components are pre-assembled so the installer doesn't find herself on a roof missing a bolt. The parts work together in an intelligent fashion and seem designed to streamline the process on the roof where it matters.
For example, here is a picture showing their end clamp assembly (and attractive end-cap for the rail) and there are a number of features here to like.
To begin with, the clamp is extra wide giving you a firmer grip on the module. The clamp has a small spring inside which means that once inserted in the channel, the clip stands up at full height, making it easier to insert the modules under the clip. (The mid clamps also have this feature which we think is a great idea.) The black piece next to the rail is a plastic grip that the installer can use to position the clamp in the rail and turn to align it properly—another clever feature which should cut down on fumbling on the roof.
Equally well thought out are the splices (which do not use self-tapping screws, thank you) that provide structural strength while allowing for thermal expansion. Oh, and there's no drilling required on the roof!
We are eager to give the Everest system a try on an install very soon.
As we have seen in previous years, enthusiasm for intelligent storage systems is high, while actual products are few. And even when a product is on display, it is not always clear that the folks talking about the product have really thought it through.
Take, for example, this potential offering from LG.
We say potential because this is really a concept vehicle, not something you can order now. Indeed, the decal on the box proclaims that the product will debut in Europe the second half of next year. Roll-out in the US is not slated until sometime in 2016.
More troubling though was, in our view, a misunderstanding of the nuance in this market. The box shown has a storage capacity of only 2 kWh—less than a tenth of the daily energy output of a 5 kW solar power system. How and when will that energy be deployed to assist the homeowner in reducing their bills? In talking with the LG rep, we started to explain the differences between how you might use that energy under a tiered rate structure versus a time-of-use structure. Instead of being told that their software was designed to handle those differences, we got a mostly blank stare. Now that could simply be that the rep wasn't fully up-to-speed on how the box is designed to operate, but it was not encouraging.
What is encouraging is that electronics giants like LG are starting to get serious about this opportunity and from what we have seen from LG in the solar module space, we are confident that they can develop a compelling product offering—just not yet.
Meanwhile, last year's show standout for really grokking this space, Stem, was nowhere to be seen. Nor was their SoCal competitor, CODA. Perhaps both are keeping their chips in reserve, hoping to make a big play in Vegas at SPI. Watch this space.
Finally, we have two things to report under this topic—one cautionary, the other celebratory. Caution first.
Creeping up on the entire California solar market is the issue of Fire Code regulations that have the potential to bring things to a screeching halt come next January. We are still trying to get up to speed ourselves on this issue, but there were fire code regulations that were supposed to go into effect last January but were postponed because no one had a technical solution for meeting them. That postponement was for only a year, however, which means that come 1/1/15 we are subject to these regs.
As we presently understand the issue (and feel free to offer clarifications in the comments), roof systems are rated under classes A-C based on how resistant they are to an outside source of combustion (think of a burning tree limb resting on the roof), with class A being the most resistant. Solar modules on the market today generally have a class C fire rating. The new regs would say that where a roof system is required to be class A (as in high fire threat areas), all components on the roof must also be class A—but if there are no class A rated solar modules, such buildings would be unable to add solar. Moreover, even if a module were designated class A, it would still have to be tested with the roofing system to ensure that the combined system were class A.
If that weren't bad enough, there is an additional categorization pertaining to fire spread, and because roof arrays more than a few inches above the roof act like conduits for spreading flame, such arrays cannot pass the flame spread requirements. Yikes!
Both module manufacturers and racking reps that we brought this up with gave us a deer-in-the-headlights response initially (with the exception of Barry Cinnamon's Spice product offering), with some subsequently saying that they were working on the issue.
As noted above, we are still getting up to speed on this issue and we will have much more to say about it in the coming weeks. Watch this space.
Finally, our Battle of the Bands karma continued to rock at Intersolar.
For those not in the know, the annual Battle of the Bands has two, parallel sets of competitors. On the one hand are the house bands from various solar companies who go head-to-head to see who will be crowned the best of the best. But just as fierce is the competition to get a ticket to the closed event!
Two years ago we got in on sheer force of personality (not ours, but that of Solar Fred) and last year Jeff (Solar) Spies' crew at QuickMount PV provided the ducket. But alas, not this year.
We were directed to another booth where there was a raffle we could join, but no luck.
Yet then, we turned the corner and found ourselves at the NABCEP booth where Sue Pratt was about to raffle off two tickets. We tossed our biz card into the bowl (complete with NABCEP Certified logo, thank you very much) and then crossed our fingers. When the first card pulled turned out to be a no-show, Sue dug deep—and pulled out our card! How cool was that? (We gave the second ticket to another installer who had just had his hopes dashed by our good fortune—gotta pay that Battle of the Bands karma forward!)
Lots of photos from the party (though oddly, many are strangely blurry—sorry about that Kathie & Jessica) but we will leave you with our favorite—may your karma be so good next year!
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Reserve, you will find Something Earthy Pottery Studio. We
carry a wide variety of thrown and hand-built pottery. We pride
ourselves in carrying pieces that serve a practical function as
well as being beautiful.
The studio houses a gift gallery of the original hand thrown
pottery of artist, Linda Phillips. Besides hosting Linda's
pottery, the gift gallery features many different local artists
and their own personal creations. When you visit the studio
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someone else or just something special for yourself.
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Aug. 30th Rosewood & Silver Acoustic folk/rock duo
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|Come on out to the studio for a night of free music and fun!!
Music starts at 7:00 PM.
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September 5-7, 2014
Something Earthy will have a booth set up at the fair this year. Linda will be doing
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|September 21, 2014
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Although there's not much difference between this season's start for the Lakers, compared to a year ago, Coach Phil Jackson's current team has been turning heads around the league because of the play of center Andrew Bynum.
Bynum, who has 10 double-doubles this season, matched a career high with 20 points in the Lakers' 10-point victory over Golden State on Sunday.
"Phil Jackson challenged me to play defense tonight and he left me out there when Al Harrington was out there," said Bynum, who also grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked five shots in 28 minutes against the Warriors. "I was able to get some stops."
For Bynum, 20, the more he's able to show Jackson that he can play against a variety of lineups is a plus with the increased number of NBA teams showing quick lineups like Golden State.
"Over the years that I have coached against [Golden State Coach Don] Nelson," Jackson said, "there is always the mismatch that he tries to create. . . . You always have the idea that he wants to go smaller and smaller in order to get you to match up with his smaller players. . . . I have tried to resist that over the years."
The Lakers, who have won three games in a row, were 14-6 after 20 games last season and they are 12-8 this season.
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"They're a big team, and we just got outhustled," Davis said. "I think the reason why we lose to them is because we let the bench, the other guys get eight, 10 and 12 points. We let Bynum go for 20 and 11. Somebody for them is always having a career game."
The Lakers, who have won nine in a row over Golden State, will meet the Warriors again Friday in Oakland.
When the Lakers play host to San Antonio at Staples Center on Thursday, Jackson will have company when it comes to his dislike of coaches wearing microphones for nationally televised games.
San Antonio's Gregg Popovich recently told reporters: "I'm willing to bet it would give pause to Commissioner [David] Stern and his group if all of a sudden in their next important meeting there was a camera and microphone [in the room]," Popovich said.
"It would make them, as it will make us, act differently. It will be a much more cautious, untrusting atmosphere."
Thursday's game will be televised by TNT.
Bynum's play is turning heads
Center's improved all-around game has led to more minutes and trust from Jackson.
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University professors will speak on panel as a film exposes the under-representation of women in positions of influence in America on Saturday, March 29, 2014, at the Indiana Theater from 7:00-9:30 p.m.
The Center for Community Growth will host a panel and screening of the new film, Miss Representation, at the Indiana Theater. Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the film challenges the media's limited and often disparaging portrayals of women and girls, which make it difficult for women to achieve leadership positions and for the average woman to feel powerful.
Miss Representation includes stories from teenage girls and provocative interviews with politicians, journalists, entertainers, activists, and academics like Condoleezza Rice, Lisa Ling, Nancy Pelosi, Katie Couric, Rachel Maddow, Rosario Dawson, Jackson Katz, Jean Kilbourne, and Gloria Steinem. The film offers startling facts and statistics that will leave audiences shaken and armed with a new perspective.
The event will include a panel to precede the film, and a question and answer session featuring local experts on gender, prominent women in our region, and university students. Panelists will include Dr. Susan Comfort of the English Department, Melinda Levis of the Center for Health and Well-Being, and Dr. Pat Heilman of the Journalism Department, among other community members.
"This film and topic is exactly the kind of empowering movement that the Center For Community Growth supports. It's important to question the status quo, particularly when we see such gender inequality in our community," said Tina Palmer, board member of the Center.
This is the third in the film series: "Forging Connections For Change" hosted by the Center for Community Growth. The Center is a citizen-based organization in Indiana County promoting a healthy environment, a sustainable local economy and social justice projects. The Center's film festival at the Indiana Theater features a 7:30 p.m. film and panel discussion at the end of each month through June. Find more information at theindianacenter.wordpress.com.
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Tyson Foods tunes in to alternative channels
The company's focus on non-traditional markets reflects the evolution of consumers.
MeatPoultry.com, 11/21/2013
by Joel Crews
SPRINGDALE, Ark. – As Tyson Foods' vice president of marketing for deli and convenience-store foods, Eric Le Blanc is focused on alternative markets where previously, the company's foodservice and retail products weren't traditionally positioned. In an August conference call, Donnie Smith, president and CEO told
that tapping into non-traditional retail venues is a priority and that the focus extends beyond mini-marts and gas stations. "We also view alternate channels, whether it be dollar stores, drug stores, whatever — to be a great opportunity for us."
Eric Le Blanc
"Americans are looking for what they want, when they want it," says Le Blanc. Many non-traditional retail outlets for food are seeing demand grow in their aisles and at their counters where sales are diversifying to not only lottery tickets and cold medicine, but also high-quality prepared foods.
"Who would've thought several years ago, you'd be going to your local drugstore to grab a sandwich," he says, adding that Tyson brings more to the table for these venues than just chicken. What Tyson offers is an expertise in the area of selling foodservice items in a retail environment. It's somewhat of a blended approach, says LeBlanc. "It's really different than classical foodservice and very different than classical retailing," he says. For most alternative channels such as these, there is a learning curve for the operators and some inherent limitations to what can be offered. Admittedly, Tyson's specialists are learning alongside the operators of these outlets. Striking a balance between delivering what consumers want and what foods the retailers can handle with a limited production platform is the goal.
The potential for Tyson and other food companies to capitalize on the c-store segment, which according to market research firm IBISWorld, is comprised of about 150,000 locations in the US, is significant. In just the last few years, the profile of the typical consumer of convenience stores has evolved, based in large part on their location. Le Blanc says making the distinction between the demand and products of say, a roadside store adjacent to a highway vs. one that is rurally based vs. one that is in a more densely populated suburban location was an important revelation in Tyson's strategy to serve them.
"We use the term 'urbanicity' to describe these different geographical and demographical distinctions," he says. Customers shopping alternative markets based in larger cities, for example, tend to be frequented by younger, urban, single males with a surprising amount of food sophistication. Suburban and rural areas tend to attract more females who are often college-educated mothers or even soccer moms, from middle- to upper-income households. It is this category of customer that provides the most upside from a growth potential standpoint. Tyson plans to appeal to this customer demographic as it grows its alternative channel business.
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Lady Gaga Hits London to Support Tony Bennett
Making her way overseas to the UK, Lady Gaga was spotted arriving at her hotel in London, England today (October 3).
The "Bad Romance" songstress hid behind a pair of oversized sunglasses as she strolled inside, giving a quick wave to fans and paparazzi - as she's in town for pal Tony Bennett's concert at the London Palladium.
Earlier today, GossipCenter reported that Gaga and Bennett released a new music video of their duet "The Lady is a Tramp."
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Scuba Diving – Mermaids – 5
My girlfriend asks: you just said "don't run away from anything you fear – Become a Fear for that Fear" but while we were in that amusement park you didn't take that ride on the Ferris Wheel, you even forbade the children to sit on it, why?
Ahem, didn't you read that notice beside the wheel that it's not for children?
Why don't you accept that you're afraid of heights? So why didn't you fight that fear?
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So how did you conquer the fear of the sea?
By taking Scuba diving lessons.
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Fish in the aquarium always give me a calm feeling but I didn't know that one day I'll be swimming with fish in a bigger aquarium – the sea… It's another feeling, it seems that we're in another world – real world – the fish world – faraway from the hustle bustle of artificial life and it seems that only these moments that we spent under the sea are ours…
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PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 14, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — DrivenBI and the Loyola Group announced their partnership today, empowering management to develop healthcare key performance indicators (KPIs) in entirely new ways. SRK simply replaces spreadsheets for analysis, delivering self-service analysis capability for Reporting and Dashboards demanded by the Senior Living Industry for Long Term Care, Skilled Care, Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Continuing Care Retirement Community.
Angie's List Awards Medical Care Alert the Super Service Award for 2nd Consecutive Year
NOVI, Mich., Jan. 14, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Medical Care Alert has earned the 2013 Angie's List Super Service Award for the second year in a row, in recognition of superior customer service. This recognition is awarded only to the top 5 percent of all companies rated on Angie's List with an overall 'A' rating and consistently high marks from subscribers.
Whiteflash Recertified for ISO 9000
HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Whiteflash Inc., international retailer of ideal diamonds and fine designer engagement rings, announced today that they have been recertified for ISO 9000 for the third consecutive year. International Standards Organization (ISO) certification requires documented and audited practices promoting top level quality control and continual improvement. Whiteflash is one of very few retail jewelers in the world to be certified for ISO 9000.
Emerging Wireless Technologies Create Opportunities In Healthcare
NEW YORK, N.Y., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — According to a new report from Thintri, Inc., wireless technologies are poised to radically transform healthcare as we know it today. The emergence of these technologies coincides with a rapidly evolving regulatory environment, an overhauled insurance regime and new business models such as fee-for-outcome replacing fee-for-service and growing interest in using wireless technology in patient care, fitness and wellness, facilities management and other applications.
Consumer Advocates for RCFE Reform (CARR) Sponsors California RCFE Liability Insurance Legislation
SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Majority Leader Toni Atkins, 78th Assembly District, announced she will introduce landmark liability insurance legislation for California's Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs). According to Consumer Advocates for RCFE Reform (CARR), liability insurance for RCFEs is now not required as a condition of licensure. Assembly Member Atkins' bill is expected to require liability insurance for the approximate 7,500 assisted living facilities in the state.
International Collaboration Photography Exhibition on Lenscratch
MONTCLAIR, N.J., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — LENSCRATCH, the prestigious online journal / magazine that explores contemporary photography, is now exhibiting the new and unique international collaboration work of Francisco Diaz, Deb Young and Agnes Courrault.
Landmark Network Appraisal Services Added to ReverseVision Integrated Technology for Reverse Mortgage Lenders
SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — ReverseVision, Inc. today announced the addition of appraisal services from Landmark Network to the ReverseVision Reverse Loan Origination System (RLOS) platform. ReverseVision's RLOS offers a library of tightly integrated services that streamline the reverse lending process.
SecuGen Releases the U20, a FAP 20, PIV Fingerprint Sensor for OEMs
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — SecuGen Corporation is very pleased to announce the immediate availability of the U20, a FAP 20 Mobile ID and PIV certified optical fingerprint sensor. The U20 is an ultra-compact, rugged fingerprint sensor that captures very high quality images and yet is truly affordable.
Plants Show very Heavy Increase in Growth and Production with Live-Silver
POMONA, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Marvin Robey, spokesman for Live-Silver, announced today that tests made by Live-Silver of Pomona, Calif. indicate plants grown hydroponically, as well as in soil, indicate annual plants grow to twice the height and width of control plants when 2 percent of Live-Silver's new supercharged colloidal silver is added to the standard nutrients.
Vanguard Funding LLC Vice President, Robert Jayne, Earns Prestigious National Mortgage Industry Certification
GARDEN CITY, N.Y., Jan. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Robert Jayne, Vice President of Vanguard Funding LLC, has joined the elite group of mortgage professionals to attain standing as a nationally recognized Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional (CRMP). The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA) has granted Jayne this distinguished certification as he has demonstrated he is confident in his skills, competent in practice, educated, ethical and involved in the advancement of the reverse mortgage industry.
Author Howard Feinstein Releases 'Fire On The Bayou'
TIPP CITY, Ohio, Jan. 10, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — On Sunday, January 12, 2014 acclaimed author Howard Feinstein, along with his publisher Foxhead Books, release the author's emotionally charged memoir entitled: 'Fire on the Bayou: True Tales from the Civil Rights Battlefront' (ISBN: 978-1-940876-00-9). The book details Mr. Feinstein's civil rights work prosecuting Ku Klux Klan cases and other prosecutions involving racially-motivated violence.
Career and Life Coach Sue Koch and Three Squares Coaching and Consulting deliver 4th annual 'January Jumpstart: Creating Goals that Matter'
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan. 9, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Sue Koch, founder of Three Squares Coaching and Consulting, a Los Angeles Career and Life Coaching Company, will lead a complimentary tele-class to introduce callers to her popular six-week goal setting course 'January Jumpstart: Creating Goals that Matter.' The call takes place January 14, 2014, at 6 p.m. Pacific time.
EPIC announces expansion to the Southeast
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Jan. 9, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — EPIC (Edgewood Partners Insurance Center), a retail property and casualty insurance brokerage and employee benefits consultant, announced today it has acquired The McCart Group of Atlanta, Ga.
Arkansas Mutual Insurance Company Announces New Board Members for 2014
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 8, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Arkansas Mutual Insurance Company announced the election of two new members of their Board of Directors for the year 2014. As a mutual company, the two new board members were elected by the policyholders/owners of the insurance company. The two new board members are Jason Lofton, MD and Timothy Langford, MD.
The So-Cal Remodelers Council Releases Their 2014 Schedule
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan. 8, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — In looking ahead to the New Year, the BIA Southern California Remodelers Council and staff are excited to announce their up-coming educational programs as well as their business building opportunities for 2014.
Utelogy Corporation Opens New Corporate Office and Training Facility in Irvine, California
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan. 8, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Utelogy Corporation has signed a new lease to open its expanded corporate office and training facility within a mile of John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
Four Seasons Compassion for Life Meets the Emerging Needs of Buncombe, western North Carolina's Aging Population in the 2014 New Year
ASHEVILLE, N.C., Jan. 7, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — As celebrants welcome the 2014 New Year, a retrospective look at 2013 shows that the aging of western North Carolina's population, together with retirement relocations, has resulted in a rise in the numbers of individuals who may need specialized care during serious illness or at end of life, according to Four Seasons Compassion for Life.
New Book Reveals Real Life of Public School Teacher in 'IGNITION'
NEW YORK, N.Y., Jan. 7, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — 'Ignition' (ISBN: 978-1-4772-6828-5), authored by Michelle Arrose, is an interactive book that is based on the true trials and tribulations of a public school teacher. And, the reader decides her fate.
Biggest Skiing in America Makes a Bigger Online Presence
BIG SKY, Mont., Jan. 6, 2013 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — With an average winter snowfall of 400+ inches, Big Sky, Montana is known for the Biggest Skiing in America – and with good reason. Earlier this year, Big Sky Resort merged with Moonlight Basin Resort. It's now truly the Biggest Skiing in America, with 5,750 acres of skiable terrain. Under one lift ticket, skiers and riders have access to three mountains.


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Iowa farm creates corn maze of Al Roker's face
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Native Americans connect to past through gardens
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'62 Ferrari sold at auction for $34 million
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An Ohio bus driver has been suspended without pay, and is facing criminal charges for putting her hands on an eight-year-old boy who she says was "acting out" on the bus. The incident was captured on camera.
On January 17, a camera is rolling on an Ashland City School bus as driver Cathy Goetz interacts with an 8-old boy, who was upset when he got on the bus.
According to the police report the 43-year-old Goetz told investigators she did not know the child was autistic and that when he started screaming, she tried to get him to stop.
In the video, the boy continues to scream and the video shows that Cathy Goetz eventually stops the bus and confronts him.
After Goetz smacks the boy in the face, he is heard threatening her and that`s when Cathy Goetz calls the bus dispatcher, who calls 911.
As Goetz waits for Ashland Police to arrive, the boy continues to scream and stomp his feet and that`s when Goetz grabs him.
When an Ashland police officer gets onto the bus and escorts the boy off, Cathy Goetz tells him that the 8-year-old threatened her and hit and kicked her, but does not tell the officer that she slapped the boy and grabbed him around the collar.
After watching the video, authorities in Ashland County decided to charge Cathy Goetz with assault, menacing and child endangering.
Goetz told investigators and school district officials that she did not remember slapping the child, and said that she grabbed him by the collar to prevent him from kicking her.
Goetz was initially suspended with pay, but she is now suspended without pay and could face termination.
"It was just the way that the situation was handled, what she did both verbally was a concern but....It was the physical part that upset me, and I thought that once I saw that, something had to be done," Dr. Douglas Marrah, School Superintendent said.
Summer is not over just yet! 90 degree temperatures will take us into September. Much of the week ahead is looking hot with temps in the 90's and upper 80's.
There is a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday.
Unsettled weather will continue through Labor Day with temperatures soaring in the 90's. We aren't looking at a washout but there will be pop up showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening on Monday.
Monday (90/72): Clouds/Storm
Tuesday (93/71): Clouds/Storm
Wednesday (87/63) Mostly Sunny
Police release surveillance video of a man being shot and robbed of $70,000 in the parking lot of a supermarket in Northeast Philadelphia.
Police release surveillance video of a man being shot and robbed of $70,000 in the parking lot of a supermarket in Northeast Philadelphia.


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Steve and wife Terri educate and entertain on the subject of Australia's all too often dangerous wildlife.
Season 2001, Episode 620
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Steve and Terri Irwin tend to the crocodiles at the Australia Zoo, which they own and operate, and relate stories about certain individuals.
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PC Gamer UK December issue - Planetside 2
Planetside is going to be enormous. Its battles will rage across entire continents and support hundreds of players at a time. It will have tanks, ships and, according to the man on our cover, gatling guns with laser sights for precision mass-destruction. You can read all about it in our preview in the latest edition of PC Gamer UK. It hits store shelves today. It's also available online, digitally through Zinio and Apple Newsstand, and it should already be with subscribers now.
There are few things less subtle than a gatling gun with a laser site, but Max Payne is one of them. We catch up with the gravelliest hero in gaming on his new adventures in Max Payne 3, chat to Ken Levine about Bioshock Infinite, get rich quickly and horribly in Runescape, play Diablo 3, take a look at the new Syndicate and much, much more. We also give away a load of free stuff. This month our issues come with codes for six free games on Good Old Games, £20 worth of items in Runes of Magic and free money in any Sony MMO.


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The Parvo-virus is a highly contagious viral disease that can kill a dog, mainly from the loss of fluids. There is a vaccine that can treat it, but the vaccine needs at least 3 months to take effect.
Now, a research company, Avianax, says it has developed another option, called Parvo-One. It includes two shots within 24 hours of testing positive for the virus…and within 12 hours of the first shot, the animal is drinking again.
Parvo-One uses antibodies from the yolk of a goose egg, and Avianax says it believes those same antibodies can treat 12 viruses, including rabies and avian flu.
Currently the USDA has granted an experimental license to Avianax, and the treatment has been tested on a variety of breeds in 50 dogs in seven states.
"It has been an absolute God send, it gives us hope and we had a liter of puppies that went through the treatment, and before we were lucky if any of those puppies would survive. We did have some survival rate and that was wonderful," says Circle of Friends Humane Society Executive Director, Arlette Moen.
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Bear on the Plateau: An Interpretive Program at Blue Heron Campground, Saturday, June 1
Contact: Bill Herman, 606-376-3787
Contact: Effie Houston, 423-569-9778
The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area announces a 45-minute, ranger-led interpretive program about Big South Fork's largest mammal: American Black Bear. Come and enjoy an evening outdoors with Ranger Debby Zimmerman at the campfire circle to learn more about a myriad of bear-related topics such as historical relationships with human cultures, black bear biology, how to stay safe in bear country, and your role in keeping bear populations wild. This fun, fact-filled evening activity begins promptly at 7:30 p.m. (EDT) on Saturday, June 1, at the Blue Heron Campground.
This campfire circle program is free of charge and wheelchair accessible. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing. Everyone is welcome.
For directions or additional information, please call the Blue Heron Interpretive Center at (606) 376-3787.
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In the 1960's Congress requested the Army Corps of Engineers to study the feasibility of damming the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River just above the Devils Jump Rapid to create another reservoir. Had that happened Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area would never have existed.


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On the next episode of the ABC drama series Scandal entitled "Nobody Likes Babies", as David uncovers the truth about the CytRon Case, things come to a head for Olivia, Cyrus, Mellie, Hollis and Verna.
Backed into a corner, the five conspirators go to extremes and, in some cases, unconscionable lengths to protect themselves and/or the ones they love. The episode airs THURSDAY, FEBRUARY7 (10:02-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. Get a sneak peek below!
"Scandal" stars Kerry Washington as Olivia Pope, Columbus Short as Harrison Wright, Guillermo Diaz as Huck, Darby Stanchfield as Abby Whelan, Katie Lowes as Quinn Perkins, Tony Goldwyn as President FitzGerald Grant, Jeff Perry as Cyrus Beene, BellAmy Young as Mellie Grant and Joshua Malina as David Rosen.
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