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Sun Oven Salmon Bake
This salmon is super easy to make and on a long summer day when you can catch the late afternoon rays it can be ready just in time for dinner.
Sun Oven Baked Salmon
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon flat-leaf parsley, chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
1 12-ounce salmon filet
Combine oil, lemon juice, garlic, parsley, salt, and pepper in a glass baking dish. Add the salmon, turning to coat. Cover and let marinate in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
Set Sun Oven out to preheat.
Using aluminum foil make a packet large enough to hold the salmon. Place the packet in a light-weight, dark metal pot. Place the salmon in the packet and pour the marinade over it. Seal the foil packet, place a lid on the pot and transfer it to the preheated Sun Oven for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
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Phyllo dough, frozen spinach, and canned salmon make this savory strudel look like it was a lot more work than it actually is. If you don't have a pan large enough to fit one long roll cut the phyllo dough sheets in half and make two rolls.
1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
1 cup frozen peas, thawed
1/2 cup plain yogurt
2 ounces cream cheese
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoons dry dill
1/4 teaspoons salt
Solar Salmon and Potato Casserole
Canned wild salmon should be a staple in every pantry. It's high in omega-3s and, if you leave the bones in it, calcium. Most of the recipes I've found tell you to remove the bones; don't do it. Just smash them up with a fork or your fingers. Nobody will know.
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
2 cups onions, chopped
2 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf parsley, chopped
Kosher salt
2 pounds russet potatoes, very thinly sliced
Zucchini and Salmon
If you have zucchini in your garden you probably have more squash than recipes. I like to hollow them out and stuff them with a variety of different fillings. Salmon is one of my favorites. You could probably use chopped fresh salmon, but I used canned and save the fresh stuff for the grill.
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The Catcher in the Rye, the 1951 coming-of-age novel by J.D. Salinger, is one of the best known novels about private school. The famous protagonist, Holden Caulfield, fails out of an elite boarding school called Pencey in Pennsylvania and makes his way to New York City, where he connects with girls from his past and fights a war against what he calls the "phoniness" of adult life.
Immediately after its publication, the book met with critical and popular success and went on to inspire almost cult-like devotion. As a result, its author, J.D. Salinger, went into isolation in a rural New Hampshire town from which he did not remove himself and where he later died in 2010. The book still sells approximately 250,000 copies a year, and it has sold some 65 million copies since its publication date. While it is still commonly read in schools, it is still a controversial book and has been among the most banned books in schools because of its profanity. After writing Catcher, Salinger completed some stories and novellas but largely chose to write for himself and maintain a secret life.
Holden Caulfield's World
Some of Holden's travails, in which he wages a cynical battle against the necessity of conformity in the adult world, are based on Salinger's life. Born in New York City, Salinger attended the McBurney School, a YMCA-affiliated private school on the West Side of Manhattan that no longer exists. The school had many future greats pass through its doors, including actor Henry Winkler of Happy Days fame and journalist Ted Koppel. Salinger refers to McBurney obliquely in Catcher in the Rye: Holden Caulfield leaves his fictitious Pennsylvania private school, Pencey Prep, after a number of fiascos, including leaving the fencing team's foils on the subway en route to a match at McBurney. At McBurney, J.D. Salinger actually managed the fencing team, wrote for the school yearbook, and tried his hand at acting, though his father was adamantly opposed to his son's becoming an actor.
Pencey Prep, the school that expels Holden Caulfield, may be based in part on Valley Forge Military Academy in Pennsylvania, the high school from which J.D. Salinger graduated in 1936. At Valley Forge, Salinger served as literary editor of the yearbook and started writing stories under his covers at night.
Like Holden, Salinger had a difficult transition to adult life. After dropping out of New York University, he worked for a time in Vienna, Austria, leaving when it was annexed by Nazi Germany. He then attended, and dropped out of, Ursinus, before attending a writing class at Columbia University taught by Will Burnett, the famous editor of Story magazine. Burnett recognized Salinger's considerable literary talent and published one of his stories, starting Salinger on the road to literary success.
Salinger began working on Catcher in the Rye in an early form in the 1940s, and a story featuring Holden Caulfield was accepted by the New Yorker in December of 1941, but the story was put on hold after the attacks on Pearl Harbor that month and was not published until 1946. In the intervening years, Salinger saw serious combat duty on D-Day and was among the first Americans to enter a liberated concentration camp.
After the publication of Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger shunned fame and became a recluse, writing little for public consumption and giving very few interviews (and then, after some years, did not give interviews at all). He also turned down all opportunities to turn his iconic book into a movie, but the world of post-war private schools lives on in the pages of his classic book.


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In the main event of the evening on Saturday night at U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio, former UFC champion Josh Barnett (30-5) will attempt to put himself in a position to win the Strikeforce World Grand Prix as he battles heavy-handed Russian striker Sergei Kharitonov (18-4). Barnett submitted Brett Rogers back in June in the quarterfinal round to advance. It was his seventh straight win since dropping an unanimous decision to Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at PRIDE Shockwave 2006 on New Year's Eve of the same year.
His lengthy streak hasn't come without low points however. He tested positive for anabolic steroids ten days before a showdown with Fedor Emelianenko under the Affliction banner in 2009. The California State Athletic Commission denied his license renewal application, and the event was scrapped. The promotion folded up shop shortly thereafter.
Barnett's unique pro wrestling persona and animalistic thoughts when it comes to stepping into the cage still draw a crowd however. While he's far from a known commodity among casual fans, he's an opponent who can walk the walk and talk the talk with the best of them. It's one of the main reasons he's favored to win the tournament.
Kharitonov can also walk the walk, although talking the talk requires a fluent understanding of the Russian language. His ominous demeanor and heavy hands fit into what many of us believe a Russian fighter should look like. Big, powerful, and mean. A real life characterization of Ivan Drago. He proved that belief in February when he destroyed former UFC champion Andrei Arlovski in two minutes and forty-nine seconds of the opening round.
Barnett will hope to avoid that fate on Saturday night. As you would expect, Barnett's key to victory is to bring Kharitonov down to the ground where he's uncomfortable. Kharitonov doesn't have a history of being an easy-to-submit opponent, but standing with him on the feet is suicide for a striker of Barnett's caliber. Kharitonov clearly has the edge in that department.
On the ground however, Barnett reigns supreme. In thirty career wins, Barnett has submitted eighteen of his opponents, including three out of his last four. He's an intelligent grappler who understands how to control opponents from the top to set up submissions. He's also very good at finding ways to bring fights to the ground, and his chin can withstand heavy punishment. If I were Barnett though, I wouldn't risk it.
Kharitonov has a good chance at playing spoiler in this match-up. If he can avoid Barnett's takedown attempts early, there is a chance he lands a brutal combination or a knee in the clinch that destroys Barnett's will to continue. But Barnett is no ordinary fighter. He truly lives to fight and feeds off adversity. Barnett finds a way to bring Kharitonov down, then submits him inside the fifteen minute limit.
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Winchester is set to host the British Army versus Scotland in an evening of boxing.
The event, at Sir John Moore Barracks, home of the Army Training Regiment in Winchester, on Wednesday night, will see the Army's boxing team will go head to head with Scotland's over six bouts.
There will be two light heavy weight contests, three at middleweight and one at welter weight.
The evening provides the opportunity to lay on a display of high-level boxing and gives the recruits at the training centre an insight into some of the core qualities they can expect to develop as they advance in their Army careers.
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ROCHESTER, N.Y.– Thirteen Salisbury University football players have been named to the Empire 8 Athletic Conference fall 2012 President's List, the league announced on Tuesday.
Seniors Ross Flanigan, Gaven Parker and Dan Griffin, juniors Joey Buckley and Calvin Ford, sophomores Josh Danko, Connor McNeil, David Salmon, Cody Schecter, Patrick Teixeira and Wayne Wilford and freshmen Kyle Bosserman and Josh Perdue all earned accolades. Honorees must earn a 3.75 grade-point average or higher while participating in a conference-sponsored sport. In addition, the student-athlete must display positive contact on and off campus and be enrolled full-time at the member institution.
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Wear Insulating LayersJust like downhill skiing, wearing insulating layers is necessary. Your first layer should be made out of a synthetic material, not cotton. A synthetic material wicks away moisture and all in all keeps you a lot more comfortable. Your mid-layer can be a turtleneck or a sweater. However, this varies - some skiers wear a fleece or a softshell jacket. Obviously, your outer layer consists of a waterproof jacket.
Read more on how to dress in layers.
Wear a Waterproof JacketYou'll want to wear a waterproof jacket that you can move in. If you already own a downhill jacket, most likely it will be fine for cross country skiing. However, jackets that are slimmer fitting and more contoured to the body are popular in cross country skiing. If nordic skiing is your main discipline, purchasing a jacket that is designed specially for cross country skiing or is slim fitting might be a good idea.
Wear Cross Country Skiing PantsIf you prefer to spend your time on cross country trails instead of on the alpine slopes, purchasing ski pants that are designed especially for cross country skiing is a good idea. What's the difference from downhill ski pants, though?
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I apologize in advance for the misleading title. Of course, the outcome of the Florida State football game against Savannah State is not in doubt. The Tigers are the worst team Florida State has played in my lifteime, and perhaps my father's as well.
But given the poor slate of Week 2's games, and the spotlight on this game, can the Seminoles emerge victorious in the court of public opinion with a jury of its fanbase and national media? It's going to be tough. There are a few things FSU can do to minimize the focus on this game, and avoid the problem in the future. And as you'll read, some of this was out of FSU's hands.
Problems With The Game
There are several problems with this game. Some we've noted in the past, and others are newer.
Oklahoma State pulling its starters in the first quarter and still beating the Tigers 84-0 last week brought a lot of attention and did not help the perception of this game. I think everyone knew the Tigers would be bad. But that bad? There are junior colleges in the Mississippi circuit that could beat Savannah State.
So bad are the Tigers that this game has now set the record for the largest point spread in recorded history. That's bad news and PR that FSU doesn't want or need. It doesn't want attention drawn to this game.
Another thing that makes this game look worse than it perhaps is, is last week's contest against Murray State. That makes two 1-AA games in as many weeks.
There's a problem with playing two 1-AA games. And that problem is perception. Is Murray State that much worse than the worst 1-A program? Certainly not. But for lazy sportswriters, the argument against Florida State that the Seminoles played two 1-AA teams is an easy line to trumpet. That's true regardless of whether FSU's other non-conference games are against Florida and USF, which was picked by some to win the Big East. Writers' arguments sway votes, even if the AP poll is now meaningless. From a reputation standpoint, it's best to avoid playing two 1-AA games.
Another issue is that the Seminoles are playing four home games in as many weeks in September. Given the exorbitant prices charged by hotels, the cost of gas, and the economy, it's real tough for families to justify making all four trips. And the one they'll skip is this game. And that's not even factoring in the USF game in Tampa following the four home games. Good luck selling your wife five trips in 36 days.
There's also not much Florida State can gain from this game on the field. FSU is going to be so physically superior to the Tigers that even poorly executed plays could be huge gainers.
Possible Benefits
The game is not without any benefit, however. Let's review the few positives about this week's contest.
First, playing this game affords the starters an opportunity to avoid injury. This isn't because a player is less likely to be injured on any given play against Savannah State, but rather because the starters will play far fewer snaps than they would have against a good team because FSU is going to blow the door off the Tigers. It's simple math. A car parked in a garage doesn't crash.
That's basically it. I guess you can count seeing the young stars of the last two ridiculous recruiting classes if you really need a second benefit.
How To Make It Work, Sort Of
The goals against Savannah State are to get the starters out early after getting some work in, and avoid drawing attention to the game via not having a ridiculous score.
The first will happen automatically because Savannah State is that bad.
The second will take some planning. Once the starters are out (and maybe even when they're in), the Seminoles need to make sure they're snapping the ball with 3, 2 or 1 second(s) left on the play clock. There's no running clock in college football, but FSU can effecively institute one via its own methodology. Running backs should be instructed to stay in bounds to keep the clock running. If this game is played in 2:30 or less, there's a good chance the score will be in the 60s or 70s. That's OK. Good teams crush teams by 60 or 70 pretty regularly. But throw up an 80 or a 90! (FSU could easily score 100+ if it wanted), and FSU will be one of the early stories on Sportscenter in a week that features very few marquee matchups.
Avoiding This Mess In the Future, The Financials, Measuring The PR Hit & Possible Alternatives
I'll grant Florida State that the scheduling this game is not entirely its fault. It was the replacement for West Virginia pulling out due to its nine-game conference schedule following the move to the Big XII.
FSU's argument seems to be that it could not find a better game than Savannah State. That's probably true, given the constraints FSU apparently hard. Those include: not wanting to move around certain games, not wanting to play a home-and-home, and being cheap.
Two of those are OK.
FSU's schedule sets up very nicely for a conference or national title run. Not wanting to mess with that is understandable.
And not wanting to do a home-and-home is the correct stance. FSU already has a standing home-and-home with Florida. Playing another sets up the possibility of only having six home games in a given year -- an untennable financial position as head coach Jimbo Fisher has often pointed out, considering the road team makes zero dollars from the trip.
But the third issue is a tougher sell in my book. FSU is paying Savannah State less than $1/2-million. If (and I stress if because I don't know for sure) FSU was trying to get a game for that super cheap price, that was indeed a mistake. The going rate to bring in a bottom o' the barrel D1 football team is somewhere between $900K-$1.2M. We're talking two or almost three times what FSU paid Savannah State.
Florida State can say it called every team in the book, but if it was offering a number anywhere close to what it is paying to bring in Savannah State, it could have saved some time and not even picked up the phone. For that price, the answer was going to be NO.
Granted, given the late nature of West Virginia's pullout, other teams had the Seminoles over a barrell. They could demand closer to $1.3M than $800K. Still, the WVU pullout was not a surprise, as the Mountaineers' administration had been stating its intentions for months before the staring contest ended. FSU probably could have done more to bring in a slightly better opponent.
And one has to ask, aside from the PR hit FSU is going to take from playing this game, would it have been financially better to bring in a team like Troy, Florida Atlantic or Louisiana Lafayette? I'm not so sure.
FSU is probably going to sell a little north of 60,000 tickets for this game. Butts in the seats should crest 50,000. How much better would those numbers be if the opponent was Troy or FAU? 7-10,000 better? Maybe?
Let's say it would have netted 8,000 extra tickets sold. At face value of $40, that's $320,000. An extra $320,000 isn't nearly enough above $475,000 to bring in a team like Troy or FAU. So no, FSU would not be much better off financially by bringing in a low-level D1 opponnent.
But the loss here isn't financial as compared to reasonable alternatives. It's in the court of public opinion.
Does it make sense to bring in an opponent like Troy to avoid the PR hit if it means netting $3-400K less? That's for each fan to decide. Florida State certainly doesn't have millions hanging out in its account.
There is one thing FSU could have done to make this game a bit more palatable, perhaps:
A game like this could definitely work if it was played later in the year, say before UF comes to down. Teams like Auburn, Alabama and Florida have all brought in a 1-AA patsy before their big end-of-season non-conference game in recent years. Perhaps FSU should try that in the future.


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Baby Donkey Kong is Donkey Kong's younger self in Yoshi's Island DS. He was stolen from his treetop home by Kamek and his Toady army during their massive kidnapping spree. However, DK met the Yoshis and greatly helped them in their quest to defeat the Koopa Troop. He has a monogrammed bib, just like the current DK has a monogrammed tie. DK is the most powerful of the babies.
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He can climb vines and chains, even hang onto a swinging rope and using the momentum to move forward. If the player presses ↓ and then the swallowing button (either Y or B depending on control settings), DK can do a shoulder charge that can break through dirt walls, some enemies, and tough blocks. Eggs thrown by Yoshi have an explosive effect – it is possible to defeat more than one enemy and activate. Clouds, defeat enemies, or grab items just out of reach by a wall by the mini-blast. When a Yoshi ground pounds on poles, the pole goes all the way down on the first try, relating to DK's power.
- It is unknown whether this is a younger Cranky Kong or a younger Donkey Kong. However, considering he has a monogrammed bib similar to DK's tie, it is most likely the latter.


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Not only Grass Creek but the entire population of Hot Springs County has been waiting for this one all winter long: Mariners vs. Royals at Surprise, Arizona.
This one's for you, Grass Creek!
Chris Jakubauskas starts for the Mariners. Gil Meche starts for the Royals, with Heath Phillips, Jamey Wright, Ron Mahay, Jimmy Gobble, and Carlos Rosa to follow.
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OK! Interest was expressed amongst the misty threads of commentary to start on online dynasty composed of BOTC members. This thread is intended to flesh out some rules. I will update the rules as we decide on them.
You can vote for rules either by explicitly stating support for a rule in the comments or by rec'ing somebody else's rule.
1. Must own an Xbox. This is necessary for me to be involved.
---a) Must have an Xbox live account. Sorry, but them's the brakes.
2. Members do not have to be part of the same conference.
Team Selection
1. Nobody can be K-State.
2. Nobody can be KU. (We don't want them to be good)
3. Must pick a 2 star team or less. (To begin with. Once your Coach Prestige grows, you can move on to better and better schools during the coaching carousel in the off-season.)
No user-created teams.
5. Don't forget to create a cool coach name. Be creative. Shame me for just using my boring old real name. Best name gets the undying admiration and respect of his peers. Worst name will be the butt of jokes for eons to come.
1. Mizzou and aTm will be moved to the SEC East and West, respectively. Unless someone wants to take the time to tell me what all the new protected rivalries are, we will just make Mizzou and aTm rivals.
2. TCU, WVU, Louisville and Cincy will be moved to the Big 12, unless we want to bring in Notre Dame to massage our egos and leave Cincy in the Big East.
3. Syracuse and Pitt will be moved to the ACC. I have no desire look into the correct divisions for the new ACC.
4. The Big East will bring in SDSU, Boise, Air Force, and the other schools that are joining the Big East in football but who I can't remember.
4. The other conferences will be left to languish in obscurity. Sorry jonfmorse.
Difficulty Level
1. Gameplay: All American
2. Recruiting:All-American
1. Coaching Contracts ON.
2. You can only be a head coach, non of this coordinator bullshit.
Week Length
1. Two days to recruit and play your game.
2. Extra time can be given to allow for user vs user scheduling.
Users must play one user-v-user game each season in the non-con, unless all users have made their way into the same conference.
If only one or two users are in a different conference, then they are the only ones who have to abide by this rule.
Basically, just use your common sense.
The Commish has to mess with custom schedules, so schedules will be created on a first-come first serve basis once we finalize all the details.
Game Settings
1. 5 minute quarters.
2. Injuries ON.
3. Penalties ON.
4. Accelerated Gameclock ALLOWED.
User-User Gameplay Conduct
1. Only go for it on 4th down in realistic situations:
---a) It is 4th and 2 or less AND you are past the 50 yard line
---b) It is the final 30 seconds of the first half AND you are past your own 30 yard line.
---c) It is the fourth quarter. This quarter is fair game for 4th down conversion attempts.
2. Only attempt 2pt conversions in realistic situations (3, 7 or 8 points striking distance, 3 or 7 point leads):
---a) The 2pt conversion will bring the difference between scores to a full score, ie:
-------i) After scoring a TD you are down by 5 and the 2pt conversion will bring you within 3.
-------ii) After scoring a TD you are up by 5 and the 2pt conversion will increase your lead to a TD and XP.
-------iii) Other similar variations on the scenarios outlined above.
---b) It is the fourth quarter. This quarter is complete anarchy.
3. When leading by three or more touchdowns in the 4th quarter, absolutely no deep bombs allowed. In general, don't maliciously try to run up the score late in the game of a blow-out. Be nice, we are all very sensitive people here.
Email me your desired non-con schedules at ccp5959 (at) gmail (dot) com. First come first serve.
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I used FamilyLife's Resurrection Eggs with my older two last Easter season (older children, that is, not eggs), and through a progression of events, God allowed me to glimpse His careful, quiet orchestration of my kids' lives. It brought me genuine pleasure to see the story come alive, to see my son carry the eggs around the house (anyone else out there find that boys just love to haul things?) and ask me to "do" them. Less pleasure to try to find all the pieces and know that they'd likely never be properly organized again ("Does that Micro Machine go in here?"), but still great pleasure.
The week we pulled out the Resurrection Eggs, I was talking with my 3-year-old in a quiet kitchen on an overcast day. He'd just woken up from his nap with a rather endearing blonde bedhead, and was perched on a stool, ruminating on something. He said, referencing the Easter story, "Mom, is saved like rescuing animals from bad things?" He'd been watching a Diego DVD that week (as in Dora the Explorer's cousin who runs an animal rescue with his parents). My recognition of God's goodness to me in this question brought a goofy grin. How often do you get the chance to talk to your kids about what being saved really means?
So I got to tell him about what Jesus rescues us — rescues me — from: Hell, my sin, myself every day. Like when I want to be a mean, angry mommy, I explained, Jesus changes my heart. And sometimes I still don't do the right thing, but He's still saving me.
And this little conversation is part of what I love about God shepherding my children. I love that He is their shepherd more than I am. I love that He lays out a Diego animal rescue story while handing me Resurrection Eggs so that His boy can learn about how he can be rescued, how his mom is rescued. I love that He leads my kids to green pastures and still waters and paths of righteousness for His Name's sake. And I really love that He ordains praise from the mouths of children and infants.
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Three people were arrested on drug charges in Marshall County, Kentucky.
On June 20, detectives with the Marshall County Sheriff's Office arrested Harold Bess, 37, Amanda Stokes, 30, and Robert Burton, 45, on numerous drug charges.
The charges stem from a joint investigation between Marshall County Sheriff's Office, McCracken County Sheriff's Department and ATF.
Detectives seized more than $37,000 in cash, approximately 50 grams of methamphetamine and nearly a pound of marijuana during the course of the investigation.
Detectives executed search warrants at 3345 Griggstown Road Calvert City and another location in Marshall County Detectives seized over ½ an ounce of meth in McCracken County. Detectives also discovered a loaded handgun and digital scales at the home.
Harold Bess, 36, of Calvert City was charged with trafficking controlled substance 1st degree, 2nd offense-meth and trafficking marijuana over 8 ounces less than 5 pounds.
Amanda Stokes, 30, of Grand Rivers was charged with possession of controlled substance 1st degree 2nd offense-meth and possession of drug Paraphernalia.
Robert Burton, 45, of Calvert City was charged with possession of controlled substance 1st degree 1st offense-meth and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Director: Town should begin charging nonresidents for programs
by Katie Orlando
DAVIDSON – Davidson Parks and Recreation is ready for a new, more fiscally responsible home.
Currently, Parks and Recreation is paying $46,350 to rent 16 Armour St. The rent will increase in the next two years, and department Manager Kathryn Spatz told Davidson town board members that the building is too large.
At the board's regular work session Tuesday, Sept. 27, Spatz proposed purchasing a building at the end of South Street, near the entrance to the Kincaid greenway. The building has a flat yard conducive to outdoor programming, and the building's bathrooms would be accessible from the outside, open to people using the lawn or greenway, Spatz said.
The board doesn't take formal action at its work sessions, but commissioners said they're open to the move.
"I see this as a great place to grow as the entrance to our greenway," Commissioner Brian Jenest said.
During Town Hall work sessions, Mayor John Woods invites residents to join the discussion, and commissioners usually update and introduce town initiatives.
Spatz also recommended instituting nonresident fees for parks and recreation facilities and programs. Davidson, she said, is one of the only towns in the area that does not currently charge nonresidents to participate in park programs. As part of the new park initiatives, Spatz wants to institute a process for residents to apply for Parks and Recreation scholarships.
Board will continue private, mini-meetings
Also Tuesday, commissioners, Woods and Town Manager Leamon Brice discussed the regular Tuesday meetings Brice holds with one or two commissioners. Since Brice never meets with enough commissioners to constitute a board quorum, the meetings are not open to the public.
While some residents have questioned the meetings, saying town leaders should be more transparent in their discussions, commissioners said they are important for information and focus.
While the board unanimously supported continuing the mini-meetings, Woods acknowledged citizens sometimes see quick, 5-0 votes in town meetings and don't realize that there has often been months of discussion on the issue.
"I will focus on trying to draw more conversation when we're here (in town meetings) so the public sees that there is discussion," Woods said.
Details on federally-funded health assessments
Williams and Planning Manager Lauren Blackburn gave an in-depth explanation of Davidson Design For Life and the health impact assessments the town will perform with grant money recently awarded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
These assessments are part of the federal health agency's response to growing concerns about metabolic diseases born from a lack of exercise, Williams said.
Davidson will help to develop these relatively new assessments, Williams and Blackburn explained. So far, only about 70 assessments have been done across the country, Blackburn said.
The University of California at Los Angeles has participated in many. Examples of completed assessments can be found at their health impact assessment website, www.ph.ucla.edu/hs/health-impact/.
Davidson and five other agencies across the country got federal grants to create their own assessments, which federal officials will use to standardize health assessments for widespread use. Williams predicts federal officials will eventually mandate the assessments on some level to inform policy and development decisions.
Residents can find more information about Davidson Design For Life under the DD4L tab on the Davidson website, www.ci.davidson.nc.us/.
Farmers Market, housing coalition reports
The Davidson Farmers Market saw an outstanding summer, Dreffer reported, with attendance up and farmers happy. The market will continue every Saturday through October. Starting in November, the winter market runs every other Saturday.
Davidson Housing Coalition Executive Director Marcia Webster presented the coalition's recent state award to the board. The N.C. Center for Nonprofits honored the Davidson Housing Coalition with the Nonprofit Sector Stewardship Award, recognizing the successful maintenance of a nonprofit with limited resources, Webster said.
In other discussion Tuesday:
• The Red Line Task Force has approved policies to advance the commuter rail project, but an official plan is not expected before December, Jenest, who chairs the Lake Norman Transportation Commission, said. The task force will meet Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. in room 266 of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center.
• The N.C. Department of Transportation is working quickly to advance high-occupancy toll lanes for Interstate 77. Planners hope to have a delivery model determined by December.
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Police have released new information about the body of an unidentified woman found at Sutton Bank in North Yorkshire more than 30 years ago.
Police explain DNA profile method
Detective Superintendent Lewis Raw from North Yorkshire Police explains how a DNA profile could help identify the body of a woman found on Sutton Bank in 1981.
Police build DNA profile of Sutton Bank bodyby Kenny Toal
Detectives working on a thirty-year murder investigation say they've been able to build a full DNA profile of a woman whose body was found near a North Yorkshire beauty spot.
Her body was exhumed earlier this year in the hope that modern science may help to solve the mystery.
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It's official: B&W Y-12 assumes responsibility for protective force
B&W Y-12, the managing contractor at the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant, today announced that it had assumed responsibility for the plant's protective force. The Y-12 guards previously were part of WSI-Oak Ridge, but WSI's contract was terminated in the months that followed a July 28 security breach at the plant.
Rod Johnson, the contractor's deputy general manager for security, said in a statement, "The transition from WSI Oak Ridge to B&W Y-12 has gone very smoothly, and we welcome these new employees to the company. We've already seen improvements in security performance following previously announced contracting changes, and we believe we'll see additional successes with the protective force fully integrated into B&W Y-12."
B&W assumed the new role following a four-week transition from WSI, the company said.
"During the transition, B&W Y-12 hired more than 560 WSI Oak Ridge employees," B&W Y-12 -- a partnership of Babcock & Wilcox and Bechtel National -- said in a press release.


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More signs that you need to see a urologist
Urinary Incontinence: Page 2
Sign #3: Your social life has shrunk to the size of your home.
"It's very common to have your circle of interactions with others grow smaller and smaller because you're afraid of incontinence episodes," says Rabin. "Plenty of people become a prisoner of their own home." As someone with bladder symptoms grows wary of social outings, he or she starts turning down invitations; this snowballs over time into receiving fewer invites, because the person is perceived as not wanting others' company-- when the real cause for going Greta Garbo is a bad bladder, not a rude personality.
Variation on this theme: Planning your day around bathroom opportunities or feeling unable to relax in a new setting until you've first scoped out the location of the loo.
Why it's unnecessary: Avoiding life to avoid embarrassment is a drastic lifestyle cost, Tierney says. Ultimately, getting your body to a specialist is easier than adapting your lifestyle to your body.
What you can do: A thorough workup can usually pinpoint the cause of your incontinence episodes. Once you understand the cause, it's possible to live normally with a leaky bladder. Management tactics include monitoring fluid intake, avoiding foods that irritate the bladder, avoiding mental triggers for urination, and learning how to strengthen the pelvic floor.
Sign #4: You avoid sexual intercourse.
Obviously couples say, "Not tonight, dear" for many reasons, including those that originate in the head and heart, not just the body. But one physical reason that can embarrass both men and women to the point of avoidance is the inopportune appearance of urine.
Why it's unnecessary: The following common sex-stealers aren't normal.
For women, stress incontinence can cause small leakages at any time during sex play, especially during orgasm. Urge incontinence, the need to urinate immediately, can also be triggered by orgasm. Net result: inhibition.
For men, the need to urinate urgently and frequently -- known as overactive bladder -- can hamper what happens postarousal. According to a recent Pfizer study of 12,000 men, reported by the National Association for Continence, only half of men with overactive bladder are sexually active (compared to eight out of ten men with no urinary symptoms) -- and of these, one in four reported that their OAB symptoms were why they stopped having sex.
What you can do: All these forms of incontinence can be lessened with therapy, medication, or other interventions. Behavior modification techniques can help both men and women.
Sign #5: You lie down to relieve a constant, heavy pressure.
Urinary system troubles aren't always flagged by visible urine. A persistent heaviness or an annoying sensation of pressure near your plumbing -- urethra, vagina, vulva, kidneys -- is always worth having checked out, Rabin says. The discomfort often lifts when you lie down.
Why it's unnecessary: The cause of the discomfort may be prolapse, in which muscle weakness causes one or more organs to slip out of their usual positions. Common after childbirth or menopause, vaginal prolapse can also affect the bladder, urethra, uterus, bowel, and rectum. A heavy sensation may be the clue of a mass in the area that should be evaluated.
What you can do: The first line of defense is to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles through therapies and other measures, including vaginal weights and pessaries (devices worn in the vagina to strengthen musculature). Surgery is sometimes needed to correct prolapse.
If the source of the heaviness is found to be a mass or other blockage, you may need to have it removed surgically or biopsied for further evaluation.


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Wondering what we've been up to this semester? Sign up to receive our bi-yearly newsletter! Email one of the people listed under the "Contacts" tab above. We will be posting the newsletters on this site, as well. In addition, we would like to invite everyone who has ever swam or coached for us before to […]
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Get excited for the new season! We have received the meet schedule for the upcoming year: NESSA Figure Meet: Norton, MA. 11/18 Wheaton Invitational: Norton, MA. 2/16-2/17 BU Invitational: Boston, MA. 2/23 ECACs: University of Pennsylvania. 3/2-3 Collegiate Nationals: Stanford University, California. 3/20-3/23
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We hope everyone had a beautiful, healthy summer filled with lots of sun and fun times. The team is stoked to get back in the water and kick some butt this synchro season. We are excited to work harder than before and tackle new goals. But even more than that, we can't wait to meet […]
We ended our year with a banquet, one final fundraiser, and a team dinner in the North End. Now, finals are ending and BU is looking forward to Commencement, where the seniors from all BU's colleges and schools gather together for graduation. This year, we had to say goodbye to three fabulous seniors. One of […]
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The morning snowfall forced the postponement of several of Monday night's scheduled high school and college sporting events.
The College of Staten Island's doubleheader at Lehman College was moved to Tuesday at the the Bronx school. The women's game will start at 5:30 p.m. followed by the men at 7:30 p.m.
On the high school level, the St. Joseph by-the-Sea girls' home basketball game against Moore Catholic was postponed with no new date set at this time. The St. Joseph Hill road contest at Paramus Catholic (N.J.) was rescheduled for Tuesday at 7.
Staten Island Academy's boys basketball game at Friends Seminary was called and will be played Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. in Manhattan.
While the public schools were in session Monday, all PSAL after-school activities were cancelled, including the McKee/S.I. Tech boys' basketball game at Port Richmond. Also postponed was the SIHSL game between St. Joseph by-the-Sea and host CSI/McCown. Both games were moved to Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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When 64-year-old Sandra Tillett was reported missing in St. Landry Parish authorities began questioning her husband and he soon disappeared as well.
It all started when Sandra Tillett's daughter called deputies concerned that she had not heard from her mother in six weeks.
"Sheriff Bobby Guidroz: "We sent deputies over here to check with her husband and he told us some stories that she had died out of state. We checked those stories out and they proved to be false. So we came back with detectives to follow up only to find out he had fled""
Arthur Tillett made it all the way to Ogdon, Georgia before a traffic stop led to his arrest and subsequent return to Louisiana. Saturday morning, Tillett stuck to his story that his 64 year old wife died naturally, but added this detail, "burying her in a shed.""
Deputies and forensic experts combed through a shed located in the back of the Tillett's home as neighbors in this subdivision located on Carrington Place Road watched with curious eyes. Many were shocked to hear the news, but all confirmed one detail; they hadn't seen Sandra since July of this year.
The owner of this subdivision told our crew off-camera that Sandra, retired from the air force, had been ill for over a year prior to her disappearance, and he just wasn't sure what happened to her. As for officials, after removing a Jeep found on top of a cement slab inside the shed, they began excavating and soon made a gruesome discovery
"Sheriff Bobby Guidroz: "We found her body buried in the garage. But he didn't confess to killing her? No he did not. We have a lot of questions we have to get answered from him."
Questions like how did Sandra die? Why did her husband bury her in a shed? And how long had he been living with the body of his dead wife in his backyard? The investigation continues as the Lafayette Coroner works positively identify the body and cause of death.
According to Sheriff Guidroz, Arthur only confessed to burying Sandra's body but did not confess to have any part in her death. Guidroz says if Sandra Tillett's death is ruled a homicide, Arthur could faces murder charges, but is currently being held at the St. Landry Parish Jail for obstruction of justice.
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Congress has required that after October 1, 1998, most veterans must be enrolled to receive VA hospital and outpatient care. Congress has also expanded the range of medical services that enrolled veterans may receive. Veterans may apply for enrollment at any time, and our Veterans Service Office will help facilitate those claims. Here are some common questions about enrollment and benefits.
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I normally try to get IT so far to let me mount my server Documents folder on my laptop when I'm at work. So ~/Documents actually points to my network drive. That's nice, because I don't have to bother with keeping track of several places to store my documents. If I change anything on my network drive, it looks like it's been changed locally. And vice versa.
But: what if I'm at home (where I work just a bit more than the wife would like)? I can still SSH into the server and do some work, but I can't mount that network drive. So I started creating a ~/LocalDocuments folder on my laptop in which I copied any files I needed. But that obviously feels wrong as I now have more than one place to put my files: either on my network drive (~/Documents) or locally on my laptop (~/LocalDocuments).
...until I started using git...
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Hawker has over 25 years experience working within the events, broadcast TV, and corporate communication industries. Prior to joining Element Labs, Hawker held senior commercial and technical positions at Blitz Communications and Creative Technology in London. Over the course of his career, he has played a key role in the success of many high-profile projects, including the Athens 2004 Olympic opening and closing ceremonies, where he acted as video and projection consultant for Jack Morton Public Events.
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Hawker concludes, "I have known the team at Element Labs for quite a few years now, and have seen the company grow and go from strength to strength over the past few years. Element Labs is at a very exciting point in the company's continued evolution. This is a very challenging time for me to join the company and help it realize its growth plans."


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I have a couple questions about the SDSU Sports Managment MBA program. I am at a cross-roads in life and I need some advice.
- Would the SDSU MBA program help me get into the Padres organization? Do I have a better chance with SDSU or with other schools' MBA programs (such as UCLA or USC)?
- Also, do I have any other ways of getting into the organization without an MBA? My current professional background is in commercial insurance and risk management.
I had this conversation with a friend of mine recently (who doesn't care much for baseball):
Me: "I am genuinely sad or in a bad mood when the Padres lose."
Buddy: "So how many games do the Padres play in a given season?"
Me: "Well, 162 games during the regular season."
Buddy: "How many games do they win?"
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Buddy: "That means you are basically guaranteed to be in a foul mood for about a quarter of the year, every year."
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Paul F. Reynolds, Jr., Craig Williams, Raymond R. Wagner, Jr., "Isotach Networks," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 8, no. 4, pp. 337-348, April, 1997.
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Globe Express Services (Overseas Group), one of the world's top 100 global logistics providers, has announced the opening of its Dammam Terminal Yard in Saudi Arabia (KSA), a 23,000 sqm facility that includes an open storage area, warehouses, and office buildings that will house the Dammam Branch management and the Transportation Division. While GES (OG) has had an office in Dammam since 1995, the new terminal yard, which is strategically located at the Dammam Sea Port Zone on the Arabian Gulf, complements the company's existing facilities in Jeddah on the Red Sea and in Riyadh serving KSA's Central Region, enabling the company to offer smooth handling for all import and export of sea freight shipments in KSA.
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Key development projects such as the King Abdullah Economic City are driving the long-term expansion plans of GES (OG) in KSA. King Abdullah Economic City will serve as the future hub for at least 2,700 manufacturing companies, while it will also include a 13.8 square kilometer port that will emerge as one of the world's top five largest industrial ports.
Ziad Korban, CEO of GES (OG), said: "Aggressive investments in large-scale projects are being undertaken by the KSA Government to diversify its economy, a trend that has helped establish the Saudi market as a very important area for exports and imports. Moreover, the government has been actively cultivating the growth of the logistics sector by introducing new polices, incentives, regulations and infrastructure, creating excellent opportunities for Globe Express Services (Overseas Group) to grow and expand in the country. The completion of the Dammam Terminal Yard reinforces our commitment to support the growth initiatives of the KSA Government, particularly in strengthening the Kingdom's reputation as a strategically important logistics hub in the region. With our facilities in Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh, we are capitalizing on our strategic locations on the eastern and western fronts and the central region of KSA to provide comprehensive logistics support to our regional and international clientele."
Globe Express Services (Overseas Group) has also recently completed an AED 35 million development project consisting of an industrial warehouse and accompanying office in Dubai's Jebel Ali Free Zone. The Jebel Ali warehouse offers warehousing and packing services as well as specialty handling and lifecycle management services.
Globe Express Services (Overseas Group) specializes in out-of-gauge services, which is a core offering of the company's Project Logistics and Management portfolio. In Logistics and Compliance Consulting, GES (OG) offers its expertise in creative warehouse design, distribution, supply chain execution and material handling solutions for leading retail, wholesale, and consumer product manufacturing companies. Globe Express' consultancy services also cover selection and implementation of supply chain execution software, including warehouse management systems, asset management systems, transportation management systems, yard management systems and labor management systems.
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