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Technically, yes, Rice Dream (made by a division of Hain Celestial) is considered legally gluten-free, which means it contains less than 20 parts per million (ppm) of gluten. The company, which makes both shelf-stable and refrigerated versions of Rice Dream, along with Rice Dream ice cream, advertises its gluten-free status through a prominent "Gluten-Free" logo on the products' packaging.
But I still advise extreme caution for those considering consuming this popular non-dairy milk.
Rice Dream does not contain any gluten ingredients, but the company uses a gluten ingredient in processing. Specifically, the brown rice syrup in Rice Dream is produced using a barley-based enzyme ... and barley, as we know, does contain gluten.
Well-known gluten-free dietitian Tricia Thompson questioned the company about the use of this barley enzyme, and concluded that the enzyme does not contain enough complete barley protein molecules to register positive on commercial gluten tests (read more about the testing's technical details here).
Thompson's conclusion? "The barley enzyme preparation and rice base used by Hain Celestial in their Rice Dream beverages are gluten free and safe for gluten-free consumers."
However, I have difficulty reconciling this statement with the numerous reports I've read of people reacting to Rice Dream. Lots of people report getting glutened by this product.
Part of the problem could be that the commercial tests for gluten contamination have some difficulty detecting hordein (the type of gluten protein found in barley) when the hordein has been broken down into smaller pieces or protein fragments.
It's also possible that there's not enough residual gluten left in the product for testing to detect (at least not with current tests), but there is plenty for our bodies to detect, especially in people who tend to be sensitive to trace gluten.
Regardless of the reason, I don't recommend Rice Dream for people with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. If you do decide to try it anyway, proceed with caution, and watch yourself for symptoms of a glutening.


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Howdy Chiefs fans.
Just stopping by from Buffalo Rumblings to say congrats for your success this season. You guys deserve it.
For some time, I have felt that the Bills and Chiefs were sort of kindred franchises. We're both original AFL teams from blue collar cities with unconditionally faithful fan bases. Both cities have had some trouble of late, both in economics and football. Buffalo has its wings, KC has its BBQ.
Of more immediate relevance, I think both communities have some of the most civil and intelligent discussion anywhere on the SBNation blogs. I always like playing you guys because it gives me an opportunity to come over here and get some really great coverage from the other side, and read some of the best sports writing on the internet.
Which is why I have to say I'm genuinely happy for you guys this year. In particular, I remember how bad things were for Chiefs fans back at the start of 2011 (I'm sorry we had some hand in that). You guys had a stacked team, coming off a great year, and then I recall that every player, coach, and fan tore some knee ligaments. Except for Todd Haley, who most deserved such a fate. And then there was the Romeo era, where you could beat the indomitable Packers -- and no one else.
When Andy Reid became available, I honestly hoped he would wind up in Buffalo. But when he went to Kansas City, I immediately loved the move. Philadelphia fans are notoriously some of the worst in the NFL, and I think Reid got the merest fraction of the respect he deserved there. It seemed right away a match made in heaven -- one of the greatest coaches of all time, unloved by his own, coming to a place that truly loves its team.
I fully expected Reid to kill it for you guys in year one, but (like everyone else) I had no idea that he would do so well. And I just wanted to say that you guys all deserve it. The fans, the players, Reid himself. You went through hell, kept the faith, and now you have a powerhouse team with the best NFL record set on track for the Super Bowl.
Enjoy it. If it can't be us, I'm glad it's you.
But feel free to relax a bit this coming Sunday. I mean, 15-1 will still give you the #1 seed, so why stress about the Bills? Save all that precious energy to destroy Manning.


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Joseph Kallinger, the Enigmatic Cobbler
The Intruder
Didi Wiseman, 28, had come with her 4-year-old son to see her parents, Edwinna and DeWitt Romaine. DeWitt was in the hospital recovering from a heart attack he'd had a month earlier and Edwinna had gone to see him. Didi's 21-year-old twin sisters, Randi and Retta, still lived there, but were out that morning. Retta was with her boyfriend, Frank Welby, and Randi left for the hospital when Didi came in. Didi was going to look after her bedridden, 90-year-old grandmother until someone returned to take over.
Around 1:30, she said that she had seen a swarthy, dark-haired man and slender boy with long dirty-blond hair walking hand-in-hand on Greenwood Avenue near the house, and she had recognized them as a couple she had seen earlier when taking her daughter back to school after lunch. They were strangers, not people from the neighborhood. The man was rather scruffy and did not look like a salesman, but Didi had not given them much thought.
To her surprise, they were soon on the front porch, knocking at the door. Didi went to open it to ask what they wanted. Salesmen did not generally call in this area and it was strange to see this man and boy come up the walk. They were dressed in ordinary clothes, but they made her vaguely uneasy. In fact, they exuded an odd smell, though she could not place the odor.
The older man told her that he was a "John Hancock salesman."
She did not know what to say, and he asked her if anyone else was at home.
She asked him to leave. Instead, he forced her back into the house. His son followed without a word.
Shocked, Didi tried to push him back, and they struggled. The boy just stood and watched. The man drew a revolver out of his coat, but Didi continued to try to shove him toward the door.
Didi's son Bobby came into the living room, and seeing his mother, he began to scream. It was an opportunity for the intruder. He pointed his gun at the child, which made Didi stop for fear he'd harm her son. That allowed him to come all the way into the house. The boy closed and locked the door.
The man grabbed Didi by the hair and told her he was going to rob the place. She had better do what he said. Bobby continued to scream. Didi felt helpless and she worried about her grandmother upstairs.
The man ordered Didi to close her eyes and not look at him, although it seemed rather late for that. Just before she obeyed, she saw the boy streak into the room behind her. She also saw a knife in the man's hand.
He wanted to know who else was there, so she said her grandmother was on the second floor. Dragging Didi by the hair, he forced her up the steps. Bobby ran to her side, holding onto her clothes as he screamed.
They checked the grandmother to be certain she could not get out of bed before the intruder forced Didi into another room on that floor. There he told her to sit on the bed while he put adhesive tape around her head, covering her eyes. With each wrap, she became more terrified. He stuck a cloth of some kind into her mouth and taped over that as well. Then he demanded that she remove her clothes. She feared he was going to rape her in front of her son. When she did not comply, he removed them himself. Once that was done, he asked if she expected anyone else to come home. She nodded mutely, hoping that might intimidate or get rid of him. He placed her hands behind her and taped them together, then pulled off her rings.
Then he pushed her onto the bed and tied her ankles together with some kind of cord. As he was doing this, Didi heard him instruct the boy to lock the doors downstairs. She wondered where her son was, but then heard him protest as the man apparently was removing his clothes as well. Within moments, she felt the 4-year-old pressed against her body. She could not begin to understand what this man was doing, but she was relieved to have her son close to her. In The Shoe-Maker, Schreiber says that he told the boy to roll over and pretend he was asleep.
Her captor then forced her onto her back, seemingly to rape her, but she was having her period and he made some comment that indicated he was put off by that.
Just at that moment, the doorbell rang downstairs. Someone had arrived at the house. Schreiber says that this deflected the man -— so he told her when she interviewed him -- from killing the elderly woman in the next room. Whoever it was, they did not have a clue as to what they were about to encounter. Didi hoped the intruders might take the opportunity to slip out. She could not have guessed what they were about to do.
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1. (A reminder: the character of a new moon lasts through a four-week cycle.) New Moon at 10 Scorpio occurs at 8:25 p.m. EST. This is the Day of the Dead, and we plunge through the veilinto hidden dimensions of mystery and of transformation. It is the season of Samhain, considered by the Celts and others to be end of the old year, and the beginning of a new one. In fact, in the northern hemisphere, death and decay is all around us, and at the same time the buds are sprouting on the woody plants, even where blizzards are raging. Check out those tiny brave buds for a glimpse of the future. Spring will come. Spring does come. And we have to let the old die, and make room for new growth. Scorpio understands that nothing really dies. Life changes form, and becomes food for new life. Decayed plants, for instance, become soil, food for the teeming microbial world, and nourishment for new plants. We all remain as spirits on other planes, and are vividly alive in the hearts of our progeny. Day of the Dead, when we honor our ancestors, recognizes the richness and importance of this season.
The cycle of life is at its years peak now, and Scorpio understands this cycle intimately. Birth and death are its close companions.
Crises attend Scorpio, often life or death choices. Crises are coming booming down on us now, not only because of Scorpio, but also because we begin several months of a more or less fixed grand cross configuration. This configuration is often called the cross of crucifixion, because we are forced to make choices which seem difficult or impossible. Whatever we do, we must give up something which is dear to us. That priority list Ive been talking about will become very useful. And it will change, as life moves on.
Now, at the Scorpio New Moon, we sow seeds of power. What kinds of power? Jupiter in Scorpio can give us magical power, and Pallas in Scorpio is a powerful strategist. Opposite them is Mars in Taurus, pushing to produce and preserve. This polarity is all about the energy cycleresources and how we turn them into life and into profits. They both tend to hang on. Scorpio can become obsessive, and Mars in Taurus can get stuck in a rut.
The other fixed sign polarity, which can be in conflict with Scorpio-Taurus, is Aquarius-Leo. This polarity promotes interest in the broad outlines of society, as well as in individual personal expression. Mentally-oriented Aquarius can get too theoretical, e.g. Dick Cheney, who thought invading Iraq was a great idea. Ego-oriented Leo can become carried away with arrogance, as did Bill Clinton. Neptune and Saturn now in those signs can either ground us, or push us off the deep end. Our choice.
Squares are for building, and fixed squares are for building something permanent. The potential now is to use the high sides of each of these signs to begin to build a sustainable world (Taurus-Scorpio) which is eminently livable (Aquarius-Leo).
Fixed signs are power signs, and this square can also be used to further develop the corporate-run state in which we live. Question: Can you? Can I assume the power within us? This is what Saturn in Leo is asking us to do, now and for the next two years. This is a time of testing, testing the seat of power. Neptune in Aquarius can help us to gather with others of like mind. Community and organizing are essential.
This New Moon also sets us into a strong Sagittarius energy field, and Sagittarius is the visionary sign. Let us call in sources of vision for a better world. (Again, Crystal Pomeroys column is a wonderful help with vision.) Neptune can help, if we quit giving its energy away to state spin.
Fixed squares always mean struggle, and perhaps our biggest struggle now is to reclaim our power, and reconnect with our higher selves. An example of this is Bay Area parents developing attractive programs and jobs for their teenagers to substitute for the appeal of military recruiters.
Scorpio can be the greatest of healing signs, and the time is now:
Jupiter, Sun, Moon, and Pallas Athena in ScorpioUse for transforming, healing, and asserting authentic power.
Mars in TaurusUse for going deeply into self, reviewing and redoing how we can best apply our energy.
Neptune in AquariusUse for humanitarian visioning, where the individual is central, and for the gathering of those individuals into effective groups.
Saturn in LeoUse for reclaiming our own command centers.
Jupiter, Sun, Moon, and Pallas Athena in ScorpioUse for transforming, healing, and asserting authentic power.
Mars in TaurusUse for going deeply into self, reviewing and redoing how we can best apply our energy.
Neptune in AquariusUse for humanitarian visioning, where the individual is central, and for the gathering of those individuals into effective groups.
Saturn in LeoUse for reclaiming our own command centers.
This configuration has extra power, for it picks up on the energy of the great fixed grand square Solar Eclipse of August 1999. Pallas now exactly conjuncts the Eclipse Mars, Neptune exactly conjuncts its Uranus, Mars exactly conjuncts its Saturn, and Saturn now is in Leo, the sign of the Eclipse. Remember the path of that total eclipsefrom New York through Europe, the Mideast, and on to the Pakistan-India border. This has been the path of U.S. attempts at conquest including and since 9-11.
Watch it during the next several days, weeks, and months.
This is a very powerful new moon. Saturn in Leo carries the center of gravity, and dominates the chart. Saturn at 11 Leo closely squares Sun and Moon. We can be sure we are in for much work, both destroying and building. Saturn here conjoins an energy-draining black hole, and at the same time is open to a tremendous influx of information through its connection to several pulsars.
In the chart set for Washington, Saturn is in the second house of money, values, and resources. In fact, the entire grand cross sits in money houses. The precarious financial condition of the U.S. may receive a shake-up during this next month. Mid-November is a likely time.
Relationships, particularly governmental, will be stressful. Family relationships, also, may be difficult. Scorpio can aggravate frustration by bringing up buried subconscious urges in all of us.
Juno, a major relationship energy, turns retrograde today. Juno often represents fear, terror, and victimization. She now conjoins the U.S. Mars, and we might learn more about military dissatisfaction with their treatment and their work. Torture is a Juno purview.
November will be a difficult month. However, squares are very creative, and we can use the arena to work towards our goals, with persistence, savvy, and integrity. We can also give ourselves a break occasionally. Remember that great personal growth and soul development can come through our tests.
The Sabian Symbol for 10 Scorpio is
A FELLOWSHIP SUPPER REUNITES OLD COMRADES. The overtones of human relationships based on a community of work or experience. The social feeling of communion, plus all that it engenders, arises after the act performed together. Activity is at the root of consciousness. Activity in common generates social consciousness and cultural patterns which become set in the form of institutions. A group personality emerges, which displays characteristic features and gives birth to collective emotions and values. The value of COMRADESHIP is emphasized.
A FELLOWSHIP SUPPER REUNITES OLD COMRADES. The overtones of human relationships based on a community of work or experience. The social feeling of communion, plus all that it engenders, arises after the act performed together. Activity is at the root of consciousness. Activity in common generates social consciousness and cultural patterns which become set in the form of institutions. A group personality emerges, which displays characteristic features and gives birth to collective emotions and values. The value of COMRADESHIP is emphasized.
This is a provocative idea which is very valid. The Bush gang has used it well.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2. Moon continues in mysterious Scorpio, and we want to focus on inner levels. Two new dynamics are set in motion today, following the New Moon, and Junos retrograde turn. One of them is Sun moving to square Saturn in Leo, energizing Leos need to take charge. The other is Neptune in Aquarius today connecting with Scorpio Moon, and preparing to square Mars in Taurus. Tension is building up, and probably apprehension regarding conflict to come. Moon is VOC after 9:05 a.m. EST, and we have many options about how to use todays energy. Be on the lookout for the temptations of addictive behavior.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3. Moon enters Sagittarius at 8:55 a.m., and we move right ahead. Promotion, preaching, and propaganda are featured now. This is a good day for travel, and for communication. Our last two days dynamics continue, and we will want to talk about whats going on.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4. Moon continues in inspirational Sagittarius today, with aspects which connect us to the wider world. Todays theme is the opposition of Juno to Pluto. (See General Influences for more on this potent combo.) Somebody, lacking power to protest, is on the hot seat. We also get a feel for Ceres in Sagittarius, as Moon crosses over it. It may represent the political nurturing which Harriet Miers has provided to GW Bushand that he hoped she would continue to provide.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5. Capricorn is coming into our radar screen, which means getting serious and tending to business. Venus enters Capricorn early this morning, and Moon enters Capricorn at 1:17 p.m. EST. Two respectable and ambitious ladies join this afternoon to share feelings of devotion and affection. With Capricorn, every move has purpose.
This day will feel very good, and loving. At the same time, there will be some startling news or revelation.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6. Capricorn Moon continues with fine aspects. Continue to enjoy the weekend by doing something which is really meaningful to you. Late tonight and early tomorrow morning, the T-cross of Sun, Mars, and Neptune happens. Music, movies, and sleep are likely activities tonight for most of us. However, lights will be burning in Washington, with Mars on the midheaven activating things. In Washington, Jupiter and Saturn form a mundane square. So we do, in effect, have a fixed grand cross strongly expressing now in Washington.
Moon goes VOC in Capricorn at 3:18 p.m. What might desperate people do? Especially with a VOC moon, and an out-of-bounds Venus removing normal restraints? Neptune can take the easy way out.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 7. Moon is in lively Aquarius today. Our minds will be busy, and we will want to share with friends. Around noontime, Mars squares Neptune. We might feel irritable, or paralyzed in our actions then. This is the first turn of a Neptune-Mars cycle which began last April. At that time the final bankruptcy bill, designed by the credit card companies, was passed. We definitely see Neptunes undermining hand at work in that.
Tonight, Moon squares Jupiter to make us feel optimisticperhaps overoptimistic. Perhaps the select few are feeling optimistic, as in the aftermath of the bankruptcy bill. With todays combination, addictions can attractand undermineus. The oil supply may also be in the news.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8. Moon is in Aquarius, activating the grand square all day long. Both action and frustration accompany this restless moon.
First Quarter Moon at 17 Aquarius occurs at 8:57 p.m. EST. Moon conjoins Neptune, and it would be easy to turn to addictions to quell our disquiet. Sun and Mars oppose one another, referring to the bottom line, and inviting conflict and argument. Moon and Neptune square them both, likely undermining whatever action they may attempt. This is not an auspicious start for the grand cross nor, on the other hand, for Arnold Schwarzeneggers attempted takeover of California government. In Washington, the fixed cross is again in money and resource houses, showing whats on peoples minds. Vesta rises in Cancer, showing a need to protect resources.
The Sabian Symbol for 17 Aquarius is
A WATCHDOG STANDS GUARD, PROTECTING A MASTER AND HIS POSSESSIONS. The development of the capacity to protect oneself and to safeguard ones individual rights under complex social pressures. (Ed. Note: this reminds me of pre-revolutionary times in the U.S.) Under present day social conditions, the individual person needs protection against the ever-growing encroachments of society upon his theoretically recognized right to lead a private life free from public interference. It is in contrast to a prior symbol depicting the power of big business and the totalitarian implications of large-scale organization. At a deeper occult level, it also reveals the need to protect oneself against astral intrusions and perhaps black magic. The more creative the person, the greater is his or her NEED FOR PROTECTION.
A WATCHDOG STANDS GUARD, PROTECTING A MASTER AND HIS POSSESSIONS. The development of the capacity to protect oneself and to safeguard ones individual rights under complex social pressures. (Ed. Note: this reminds me of pre-revolutionary times in the U.S.) Under present day social conditions, the individual person needs protection against the ever-growing encroachments of society upon his theoretically recognized right to lead a private life free from public interference. It is in contrast to a prior symbol depicting the power of big business and the totalitarian implications of large-scale organization. At a deeper occult level, it also reveals the need to protect oneself against astral intrusions and perhaps black magic. The more creative the person, the greater is his or her NEED FOR PROTECTION.
This is an Aquarian symbol, but particularly appropriate now, for Scorpio is very connected to the occult and to black magic. I suspect that during these times, we do need to guard against black magic.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9. Moon is VOC in Aquarius today. This is a help in assimilating yesterdays intense Quarter Moon, with retrograde Mars the standout. This is also an idea day. Talk with others, and write down your ideas. They will give you something to ponder when Mercury turns retrograde next week. At 7:32 p.m. EST, Moon enters Pisces. Flow with the world tonightmaybe through a movie or music.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10. Moon continues in sensitive Pisces, and we are connected with the universe. Let your imagination flow. Open up your heart to unconditional love. If you can, put yourself in or near water sometime today. This day will feel good, and its especially good for travel.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11. Early this morning there can be a power glitch, as Moon squares Pluto. At 10:33 a.m. EST, Moon goes VOC and spends the rest of the day drifting in Pisces mystery. This would be a good Friday to take off for yourself. (Friday is also Venus day, time for pleasure.) At 10:22 p.m. Moon enters Aries, and we feel more outgoing.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12. Moon is in independent Ariesthe go-getter, the starterand we plunge into life again. Much energy is available, and we are apt to feel adventurous. Its time to take risks.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13. After an intense morning, Moon goes VOC in Aries at 2:07 p.m. Poke around in the byways today. Find some new place to explore. Be patient and leisurely. Mercury is stationary; it will turn retrograde around midnight. There could be communication glitches, delays, and misunderstandings today due to the station.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 14. Mercury turns retrograde at 12:42 a.m. EST at 11 Sagittarius. It will back up into 25 Scorpio, and turn direct again on December 3. Mercury stations are in fire signs this year, but still they need to pick up a review of emotionssignified by water signs. Here we have Mercury in Sagittarius, the sign of inspiration and vision, and then Mercury ducks back to Scorpio to check the nitty gritty of the times. And nitty gritty it is, for Mercurys main input as he turns is the Saturn-Mars square, a harsh aspect. It is close now, and will be exact on November 18. Retrograde Mercury has much to ponder. Basically, where are we? How did we get here? Where are we going? Vesta with Pluto may give our sense of security a shock.
Moon is in practical Taurus, with many helpful aspects. This Moon traveling through Taurus highlights the Mars-Saturn square, particularly after 7:00 p.m. EST.
We are in the Full Moon power zone, and this is the time to get our solid Taurean intentions and future-oriented Sagittarian visions together. What do we want for Mother Earth? How can we cooperate with her?
This is Condoleezza Rices birthday. She has some heavy changes in store for her this year.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15. Full Moon at 24 Taurus occurs at 7:57 p.m. EST. This is the degree of a pulsar, which means that much information will be coming in, and that the media will be involved. It is also very close to the fixed star Algol, which promotes intense and sometimes violent energy. This powerful degree is also close to the Lunar Eclipse of November 19, 2002, which was the day the Senate passed the huge Homeland Security bill.
More emphasis on this Full Moon is given by the degree of Sun now exactly conjoining the Lunar Eclipse of May 16, 2003. This was the day that Bush filed for the 2004 Presidency. Mercury was retrograde then. Indeed we have seen that retrograde theme in action in this Administration. Situations begun with a Mercury retrograde often have changes or corrections with another retrograde Mercury. Revelations concerning Bushs presidency are in the cards now.
So far this moon family has involved GWs peccadilloes, and news on global warming. It is likely to be a climate issue and its consequences which brings his mismanagement to a head. A womanor womenwill also be involved.
And of course with Taurus, we have financial issues. Moon just passed over Mars in Taurus to give it oomph, and now it forms a Finger of God with Vesta and Pluto. Fate enters in the form of Juno, the angry and abused wife, conjoining the U.S. Mars and GWs North Node. More oomph. This chart is a full house, an anything-can-happen kind of chart. U.S. prisoner torture is another Juno issue.
Rising is Cancer, close to the U.S. and GWs Suns, showing that the nation is personally involved. On the Midheaven is Pisces, conjoining Cheneys Moon.
As if this isnt enough action, Uranus at this moment is turning direct. Uranus is an unpredictable energy, full of surprises, and a direct station, as now, is his strongest position. It turns direct conjoined the U.S. Ceres at 7 Pisces. Hopefully national sympathy and compassion will be re-aroused.
This is Uranus final pass at 7 Pisces. It is now on its way to squaring the U.S. Uranus at 9 Gemini for the 3rd and final time. With every pass there have been very negative (extra negative) actions by the Bush Administration, especially of a kind which isolate the nation (e.g. appointing John Bolton as UN Ambassador). The last time this square occurred, Katrina came. The final square will be January 27.
Well, what surprise does the Administration now have in store? (Patrick Fitzgerald may be able to tell us.) I must say that when I first heard the Valerie Plame story, a couple of years ago, I thought that this is the incident which will backfire on them. Well see.
The Sabian Symbol for 24 Taurus is
AN INDIAN WARRIOR RIDING FIERCELY, HUMAN SCALPS HANGING FROM HIS BELT. The aggressiveness of human instincts when fighting for their earthly base of operation. The symbol seems to imply that violence and aggressiveness are basic components of human nature at the level of the emotions along with a deep-seated identification with a particular culture which insists on regarding men of other cultures as potential enemies. At the emotional level man apparently still has to believe in VIOLENCE FOR SURVIVAL.
AN INDIAN WARRIOR RIDING FIERCELY, HUMAN SCALPS HANGING FROM HIS BELT. The aggressiveness of human instincts when fighting for their earthly base of operation. The symbol seems to imply that violence and aggressiveness are basic components of human nature at the level of the emotions along with a deep-seated identification with a particular culture which insists on regarding men of other cultures as potential enemies. At the emotional level man apparently still has to believe in VIOLENCE FOR SURVIVAL.
Uranus and Pluto
lines run right down the Mississippi Valley. This indicates that
this New Moon stimulates much energy there.
NOVEMBER 16. We
have a snappy Gemini moon today, and the whole world is on the move,
lasting well into the evening. Time to communicate.
NOVEMBER 17. Quicksilver
Gemini Moon continues, with lots of action. The ladies continue
to be prominent. Yes, these four big asteroids are archetypes for
women, but they also refer to what we often call feminine concernsbut
are really everyones concerns: safety of the home and home
territory, harmonious co-operative relationships, nurturing of everyone,
and running a tight ship, so that society works. Quality
living, we might say. When these asteroids are prominent, daily
life, life as we actually live it, is impacted. That often indicates
a big event, which changes society. For instance, high-priced gasoline,
heating oil, and gas WILL change our daily lives this winter. We
will be challenged in every one of those four departments of living.
Venus trines Mars to make this an extraordinarily creative day.
Good communication is favored. So is working out a strategy to deal
with the challenges of the season. With Mercury retrograde, we can
review what hasnt worked in the past, and plan more astutely
NOVEMBER 18. Moon
is VOC in Gemini until 2:42 p.m. EST, when it enters the family
sign of Cancer. Within the next 12 hours it will create a grand
water trine, and emotions will flow freely. Within that context,
Mars squares Saturn to give a very hard push to an authority which
doesnt want to budge. However, the many greased wheels today
will help effect a turn. Mars freshly into Taurus, and Saturn freshly
into Leo have already squared one anotherat the end of July.
More U.S. prickliness was furthered then, with Bush appointing John
Bolton, who hates the UN, as UN Ambassador, and Condoleezza Rice
creating a department for the demise of Cubaa
Cuban Transition Coordinator. Venus in Capricorn tells todays
story. She is in the sign of government, but opposes the U.S. (and
Bush) Sun, and squares the Nodes in the sky. What she does will
be noticeable, challenging, and it will have far-reaching consequences.
This is a Venus, remember (General Influences),
that is out of control.
NOVEMBER 19. Moon
continues in Cancer, with easy aspects. Enjoying home is very appealing
today, maybe including cooking a special meal.
NOVEMBER 20. Moon
in Cancer does make for a stay-at-home weekend, perhaps including
time with extended family. This is a good day for completing a project,
also good for bringing up serious subjects with family. In addition,
this is a day of illumination, perhaps through intimate conversations,
or more likely through the newsor a combination of the two.
The night will be exciting.
NOVEMBER 21. Moon
in Leo puts us through the tension of the fixed cross again. Four
times each month, when Moon moves through a fixed sign, we feel
this tension in some form. Leo tends to be confident, and with Moon
through Leo, conjoining Saturn, were not quite sure of where
we stand. Are we acceptable? Are we doing OK? Is our domain safe?
We will therefore work hard to prove ourselves. We will expend much
energy today. Tonight Sun enters Sagittarius, and the energy field
is lighter for the next month.
NOVEMBER 22. Moon
continues in Leo, and Sun is now in adventurous Sagittarius. They
are both fire signs, and both approach life with enthusiasm and
passion. However, that passion is dampened. For one thing, Saturn
turns retrograde, and its contracting influence is very strong
today. For another thing, Moon not only conjoins repressive Saturn,
but also opposes Neptune (fixed cross). Neptune is associated with
oceans, fog, and clouds, all of which dampen fire. There will be
a lot of steam. Sagittarius is a time of travel, exploration, and
broadening of horizons, and our lives become more expansive on the
one hand (Sag), and more restrictive on the other (Saturn retrograde).
Perhaps the cue is to broaden our inner horizons even though our
outer horizons may be restricted. Neptune is excellent for connecting
with the mystical and spiritual.
NOVEMBER 23. Moon
is VOC in Leo, and spontaneous expression is favored. Nobody up
here is telling you what to do, Leojust how you like it. But
this afternoon we buckle down to work, as Moon enters Virgo at 1:41
p.m. EST.
At 5:11 p.m., Moon at 2 Virgo makes its Last Quarter encounter
with Sun in Sagittarius. We have here two mutable signs, both
changeable and flexible. They are also both communicative, and there
will be news to share, perhaps surprising news. The months
important aspects persist, and although this may be last quarter,
we are not through with anything. We can contemplate, however, what
we have learned in the last three weeks, and what we can carry into
the future. Sagittarius is, after all, a visionary sign.
In Washington, Gemini is rising, the degree of the U.S. Uranus,
an emotional, defensive energy. This is also the degree of fixed
star Aldebaran, which confers strong aggressive energy. This can
result in success, but only if there is no compromising of integrity.
With moral compromises, negative results are likely. A tendency
toward turmoil may accompany Aldebaran, and we do see that with
the U.S.
Neptune is on the midheaven, which promises deceptive propaganda,
and a pursuit of visionary ideas which are likely illusory. Remember,
Neptune is also associated with oceans and oil, both universal and
hard to pin down. Neptune in an air sign shows that the hurricane
threat is still with us.
The Sabian Symbol for 2 Virgo is
WHITE CROSS DOMINATES THE LANDSCAPE. The wisdom and compassion
which only the experience of suffering and isolation can bring.
The individual must have gone beyond the state of ego-subjectivity
in order truly and objectively to see and to discriminate.
He must have learned detachment, and it is a lesson that no one
can learn without the crucifixion of the ego-centered emotional
life. In the occult tradition, the eye that sees must
be washed by the blood of the heart. The mind itself has to be
left behind and seemingly destroyed in order that compassion and
understanding may rise from the depth of the innermost being:
a LIBERATING ORDEAL.
WHITE CROSS DOMINATES THE LANDSCAPE. The wisdom and compassion
which only the experience of suffering and isolation can bring.
The individual must have gone beyond the state of ego-subjectivity
in order truly and objectively to see and to discriminate.
He must have learned detachment, and it is a lesson that no one
can learn without the crucifixion of the ego-centered emotional
life. In the occult tradition, the eye that sees must
be washed by the blood of the heart. The mind itself has to be
left behind and seemingly destroyed in order that compassion and
understanding may rise from the depth of the innermost being:
a LIBERATING ORDEAL.
NOVEMBER 24. This
will be an interesting Thanksgiving. A few things stand out in terms
of a traditional family gathering. One is that Virgo likes to cook,
and serve too (and be recognized for it), and those of us who are
lucky are likely to have a great meal. And a healthy one, for Virgo
is tuned into health. Perhaps for some it may be their first all-organic,
or vegetarian, Thanksgiving meal. Virgo is also very discriminating,
and if we are with family, we may see them with new eyes, especially
in light of the Sabian Symbol for this Quarter Moon. We will be
active, and maybe traveling, for planets in tow today are energetic.
And we will come to some new conclusions, for Retrograde Mercury
conjoins Sun. Retrograde Mercury also gives the potential of people
from our past coming into todays experience. It will be a
good, and perhaps revealing, day.
NOVEMBER 25. Moon
continues in Virgo, and we are motivated to clean up any remaining
mess. We may find ourselves irritable this morning as we experience
a T-cross in mutable signs, which may be overly stimulating to our
nervous systems. Women are featured today, in tense relationships.
Take time for centering. Moon goes VOC in Virgo at 1:09 p.m. EST.
NOVEMBER 26 and SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27. Moon
is in Libra, and the vibe is much more sociable than it was yesterday.
On the other hand, Mercury has returned to Scorpio, and our tongues
may be much sharper. This Mercury is great for digging into things,
especially any historical issues with Mercury retrograde. This would
be a wonderful weekend for an illuminating seminar, where participants
shared and discussed subjects important to them, perhaps their own
NOVEMBER 28. Moon
is VOC in sociable Libra until 11:33 a.m., when it enters Scorpio
and thereby takes its plunge into the dark depths. And begins its
trek of stimulating the fixed cross. Exciting news will come through
the communication channels today. It might have to do with world
economics and climate. How much do we love the earth? Our families?
Our lives?
NOVEMBER 29. Moon
continues in intense Scorpio, and this day is dominated by Neptune,
the planet of mystery and meditation. We may not be as mentally
alert as wed like to be, but intuition is working well. Dreams
tonight may be vivid.
NOVEMBER 30. Moon
and Mercury have an emotional conjunction this morning (10:16 a.m.),
and then Moon goes VOC until it enters Sagittarius at 5:32 p.m.
EST. We begin then our countdown for the New Moon tomorrow morning.
Tonight is arguably the most visionary night of this year. Keep
your intuitive senses open.
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College football coaching greats George Welsh and Dick Sheridan, who together took their respective teams to 19 bowls and earned national coach of the year honors, will serve as advisors for Old Dominion University in its development of a football program, which will kickoff in 2009.
Welsh and Sheridan will be introduced at a press conference at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 12 in the Big Blue Room at the Ted Constant Constant Convocation Center.
Former University of Virginia and Navy coach George Welsh was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2004. Welsh was responsible for returning Navy and Virginia to national prominence during his 28 years as a head coach.
While at Navy from 1973-81, the Midshipmen compiled a 55-46-1 record and three bowl appearances before leaving as the school's all-time winningest coach (a distinction he still holds).
Prior to his arrival at Virginia, the Cavaliers had managed just two winning seasons in 29 years. His Virginia teams posted a 134-86-3 record (.608) in 19 seasons and his 85 ACC wins and 36 conference road victories were also league records at the time of his retirement. Welsh completed his career 24th in Division I-A history in wins with 189-131-4. In addition he earned National Coach of the Year recognition in 1989 by the Washington Touchdown Club, in 1991 by College and Pro Football Newsweekly, Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year and in 1998 by the Pigskin Club of Washington DC., and was named the Joseph Sheehan Division I-A Coach of the Year by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers Association. Welsh was named ACC Coach of the Year five times and he was the first coach in ACC history to win 100 games. His 1998 team was ranked in the AP top 25 for 17 consecutive weeks.
Welsh took Virginia to ten bowl appearances and ACC Championships in 1989 and 1995. A native of Coaldale, PA, Welsh graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1956 and finished third in the 1955 Heisman Trophy balloting after leading the nation in passing and total offense as a senior.
Dick Sheridan led the North Carolina State football team to national prominence as he compiled a 52-29-3 record in Raleigh which included six bowl appearances in seven seasons. Prior to coming to NC State in 1986, Sheridan compiled a 69-33-2 mark in eight seasons at Furman University. Furman won six Southern Conference championships and played for the 1985 NCAA Division I-AA championship. He was named National Coach of The Year in 1985 by the American Football Coaches Association.
In his first year at NC State, the Wolfpack went 8-2-1 and he was named Bobby Dodd National Coach of The Year, also earning National Coach of the Year awards from CBS television, Pro Football Weekly and Athlon Publications. His 1988 team wend 8-3-1, defeating Iowa in the Peach Bowl. Overall, his teams were 25-16 in games decided by 10 points or less. Sheridan was inducted into the South Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
A graduate of the University of South Carolina, Sheridan began his head coaching career in 1969 at Orangeburg High School and later Orangeburg-Wilkinson High and compiled a 28-6-1 record over three years. His 1971 team went 13-0 and captured the school's lone Class 4-A football championship.
Sheridan served in a similar consultant capacity for Coastal Carolina University when they began their 1-AA football program four years ago. He also has a successful real-estate business in South Carolina.
"We are excited about having the combined football expertise that Dick Sheridan and George Welsh provide," said athletic director Jim Jarrett." We look forward to their assistance as we move forward with our football program."
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Tifton- Eighteen year old Hannah Smith was suspended last week for wearing a T-shirt with the words "Freedom of expression" on the front and "Don't drink and drive" on the back.
She wore the shirt in protest after several friends were forced to remove shirts with anarchy symbols. Hannah admits she later added the alcohol message as a jab at principal Mike Duck who was charged with DUI several years ago.
"I want other people to think about that and realize that just because you're in school doesn't mean you don't have any rights. If you don't believe in something you are allowed to stand up for yourself and they shouldn't punish you for it," says Hannah.
"If it was disrespectful I wouldn't like it. I want her to respect her teachers. I want her to respect their principal. I want to obey the rules, but at the same time I don't want them walking all over her," says her mother Traci Fletcher.
Duck wouldn't comment on why Smith was suspended, but school policy allows administrators to ban clothing that's disruptive. Smith wore the same shirt Monday and was not sent home. Her mother says Duck told her it wasn't causing a disruption Monday.
They plan to bring the issue before the school board at their next meeting Tuesday night.
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A thriller at Olivet, thanks to the band, and the finish. This one went down to the wire.
In the fourth quarter, Pennfield was up 8-6, but Rob Funk got groovy. A two-pointer made it 14-8, Olivet.
With two minutes left, Pennfield converted a 4th-and-one before setting up a quarterback q-b sneak. Jake Grimes rumbled in to make it 15 - 14 Pennfield.
Olivet then had a chance to win it, but on 4th-and-7, Pennfield held strong.
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A driver was flown to a local hospital after being injured by a road reflector that crashed through his windshield.
Apparently a snow plow scooped it off the pavement and sent it airborne.
Officials say the reflector pierced the driver's upper body.
On Thursday around 7:45 a.m., the Hancock County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene on County Road 220 south of state Route 18 in Allen Township.
Officials say Nicolas Stahl, 28, of North Baltimore, was traveling northbound on CR 220 in a snow plow when it happened.
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Dairy Farming in Pakistan
You will know why dairy farming is a good business, and what to look out for when you are starting out, because I am going to share some of my experiences (I have been involved directly in dairy farming for the last almost-two years).
Dairy Farming is a very hot topic in Pakistan. A lot of seasoned and would-be entrepreneurs have already jumped onto the Dairy Farming bandwagon in Pakistan, and even more so like to talk about getting into dairy farming. But have you asked yourself this question, "why start a dairy farm?"
Why Start A Dairy Farm
Yours truly have been working on the dairy farming project since June 2009. My interest was pretty much 'academic' at first; just knowing how the business and the animals operate. It was after almost a year of travelling in and around Punjab, meeting countless number of people in the field, discussing and debating with some very qualified consultants and breeders, that I decided to dip my toes in this project.
I was interested in quite a few facets of Dairy Farming:
- The Business Model:Dairy farming has a very unique business model, and no other business has the capability of multiplying its assets while still producing revenue. Remarkable.
- The Current Situation:One of many lessons that Richard Branson has taught me is that you should get into a business where you think you can do better. Dairy farming, I knew, had a very, very large room for improvement.
- A Very Solid Demand:A lot of businesses and entrepreneurs would consider a 'demand' for something a good enough reason to get into any project. But for me, dairy farming is not only the demand of the market, but also aneed. People need healthy, quality milk (and meat). It fits in with the idea offor-profit philanthropywhere I stand a chance of actually helping people out, and earning prayers as well as profits. Nowthat'san inspiration!
- Super Integration:This was not vertical integration as much as it was super integration. I already have two independent projects, one agriculture farmingand the other ismilk supply within Lahore,Alhumdulillah. The dairy farm has the potential of sitting in very nicely between the two, and providing wholesome integration. Although integration of any two businesses, much less three, is a pain in the neck (amongst other body parts), dairy farming provides me with the perfect long-term inspiration for working on these three projects!
Warning: Know This Before You Start Dairy Farming
Most of the things people say, they just say them without much thought. They'd discourage you from doing anything different. This should not stop any half-decent starta from doing and starting different projects, of course. Having said that, following are the main points – so far – that should be considered when starting your own dairy farm:
1. It is a long term project.
There are no two ways about it. The time when you actually start seeing profits, IF a lot of things go right, is at least three years, usually five years. If you start taking out profits from it before three years, be prepared to inject more money in to it afterwards. But the upside to this remarkable business model is best explained by the following example that I frequently give to my friends and would-be entrepreneurs:
- I start a shoe shop, selling shows. You start a dairy farm, selling milk.
- After three years, if both of us do well in our businesses, I'd be richer than you.
- After six years, I'd have five branches all over the city, and will still be richer than you. You'd have great cash flows but you will find it hard to beat my retail outlets.
- Ten years later, it won't matter how good I am doing, you will be much richer than me, in terms of assets, and most importantly, in terms of cash in hand.
- After 10 years, no business seem to even come close to the almost logarithmic growth of a dairy farm.
So if you can train yourself to actually think slow and steady, rather than fast and wobbly, then dairy farming is definitely something to consider.
2. The Most Important Factor is Currently the Hardest
The hardest part of setting up a dairy farm is the procurement of good-quality, high-yielding, environment-hardened animals. This is also themost important activity for an owner of a dairy farm.
You can go for imported cows, but I did not and I recommend that you don't either.
A lot of people will tell you that you shouldn't because they are expensive. I want you to know that imported cows are not expensive. If you are paying 140,000 (PKR) for a cross-bred cow, then paying 180,000 for an imported cow does not make the cow 'expensive expensive', it just makes it 'relatively expensive'. And your target is not to increase the number of heads, but to increase the number of liters of milk. So an imported cow averaging 25 to 30 liters per lactation is much better than a cross-bred cow averaging 14 to 18 liters per lactation. The ROI is just plain and simple and you should stop listening to people who tell you otherwise.
But that's not the reason why you should not get imported cows. The number one problem with imported cows is that they are unable to withstand the blast of heat of the Pakistani summers. Setting up the right infrastructure is essential, but that is not the only thing that you'd have to look into. There is disease and the very little margin of error that the imported cows give to you and your management.
I would suggest you do what I am doing; find good-quality locally bred cows, make sure that your dairy farm shed and cooling infrastructure is very much in place and then run the farm for at least a year to gauge how well your infrastructure (shed, cooling etc) is handling your locally-bred cows.
But that brings me back to the main point: finding high-quality locally bred cows is the hardest thing you'd have to do. It is also the MOST IMPORTANT thing for any dairy farm. As I have repeated this repeatedly (!!), a dairy farm's main function is to procure and breed good-quality cows. The milk (and meat) is a by product of that main function.
So be prepared to hunt down good animals wherever you can find them. I remember travelling a total of 2000 kms plus, by road, all over Punjab, in one week, just to see and meet cow breeders. I didn't pay half as much attention to the shed that I was constructing, or even the silage pits that were being prepared at the time, because purchasing the right animals is that one 20% activity that gives more than 80% of the result (if you are not aware of the wonderful 80/20 principle and how it applies to everything I talk about here, do read up on it by clicking here)
3. Finding the right people
Finding the right person to manage your dairy farm is also something to pay VERY close attention to. Stealing milk is very easy. If you do not trust the person who is managing the farm, then that's a losing proposition. You should pray that God helps you find that person. You can also start with a solid attitude of trust, of reward and of accountability. I can write quite a few things on how to deal with people, because that is ALL of this is about, but suffice it to say for now, that one of the hardest things to do in dairy farming – just like in any other business – is to find the right people to manage and carry your dairy farm forward.
Details of who's who and how many people should do what activity, those things are not the scope of this article and may be covered/posted later, God willing.
Finding technical help like that of vets and professional consults for animal feeding etc is NOT a problem, especially here in Pakistan. That is again one of the benefits of dairy farming, that the infrastructure that only a government can provide, is ALREADY IN PLACE in Pakistan. Sure there are problems, but it is good enough for you to not complain and get some work done.
This is just a run down of my thoughts on dairy farming and some – just some – of the pitfalls that you should look out for. By God's Grace, my dairy farm has been operational for a about 4 months now and I am happy that I have started this business.
God guide and bless us all. Good luck to you in your conquests and queries.
Note: InshAllah, in the near future I will be writing more on the topics of:
- Silage and other feeding considerations,
- Preparing for the summers (cooling fans, misters etc, which one to avoid etc)
- Artificial Insemination (some facts that no one told me, and I wish they did!)
- Running a dairy farm Vs. Owning a dairy farm (and what should you aim for, and why)
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A THREE month scheme to replace bridge joints on the A2 bridge in Darenth started last night.
The work to replace key components of the structure which allow it to expand and contract with seasonal variations in temperature. This will prolong the life of the bridge that carries the A2 over the B260.
The work will involve overnight carriageway closures and is due to be completed, weather permitting, on Friday, April 4.
Bala Vishnubala, Highways Agency Structures Manager said: "The existing joints are nearing the end of their usable life and need to be replaced to provide safe and reliable journeys for the tens of thousands of drivers on this vital route. We have planned the work to be carried out overnight, when traffic flows are lowest, and in two phases to minimise the disruption."
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Bills TE Nelson suspended for first four games
Shawn Nelson, one of the Bills' most athletic tight ends who was battling for a starting spot, was suspended for the first four games of the season by the league on Friday.
Bills FS Byrd out indefinitely after surgery
The Bills suffered another injury to one of their starters as FS Jairus Byrd is out indefinitely after having surgery for the third time in 13 months to repair a groin injury.
Schobel chooses retirement over Texans
Two-time Pro Bowler Aaron Schobel has decided to retire from the NFL instead of play for the Texans or a number of other suitors.
Bills add two rookies to injury-depleted offense
The Bills signed two undrafted rookies Monday to try to bolster an offense that has been plagued by injuries this offseason.
Bills lose RBs Jackson, Lynch to injuries
The Bills, whose rushing attack is the centerpiece of their offense, lost two of their running backs, Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch, Friday night in a preseason-opening 42-17 defeat at the hands of the Redskins.
DeHaven excited about Bills' returners
One of the few areas the Bills did not struggle in last season was special teams. Not only did they excel in the kicking game, but they also finished sixth in kickoff-return differential.
Report: Bills, first-round RB Spiller come to terms
The Bills on Friday agreed to terms with 2010 first-round draft pick RB C.J. Spiller on a five-year contract worth $25 million, including $20.8 million guaranteed, according to ESPN.com.
Bills release veteran Schobel
The Bills issued a statement Wednesday announcing that they have released DE-OLB Aaron Schobel, who has been contemplating retirement.
Bills moving on without Schobel
Bills GM Buddy Nix announced Monday that the team is moving forward with plans that do not include OLB Aaron Schobel.
Bills place Schobel on reserve/did-not-report list
The Bills announced Thursday that they have placed OLB Aaron Schobel on the reserve/did-not-report list.
Bills sign second-round NT Troup
The Bills announced that they have signed second-round draft selection Torell Troup, a nose tackle from Central Florida.
Increased role coming for Bills TE Nelson
Bills TE Shawn Nelson wasn't exactly a major contributor after being taken in the fourth round last season, catching just 17 passes and one touchdown in 12 games (all starts). But with the team's lack of receiving weapons ...
Bills sign third-round DE Carrington
The Bills announced Monday that they have agreed to terms with 2010 third-round draft pick DE Alex Carrington. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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In the first installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC East teams, including offensive and defensive overviews, a battle to watch and an injury update for each club.
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Black History Month Trivia with Charlamagne Tha God Proves That We've Got To Do BETTER
Charlamagne Tha God hit the underground of New York City to see just how much regular people off the street know about basic Black History Month, and the results made us shake our heads. You'd think that if anything, any black person off the street should know the faces of Malcolm X and Rosa Parks, but in this clip for his MTV show Charlamagne & Friends, it proves that as a society we have to do way better in teaching folks about African-American culture.
When Charlamagne pulls out a picture of Malcolm X to see if people could identify who it was, a black man said it was "the original Tookie Williams," referencing Stanley 'Tookie" Williams who was one of the leaders of the Crips who was executed back in 2005. Folks had a hard time with Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, and Condoleezza Rice…but they sure knew who Tyler Perry was!
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For UFC 151, Dana White has given up his role of putting the championship belt around the waist of Jon Jones or Dan Henderson. That honor will go to one lucky winner of an online poker tournament under their partner "ultimate poker".
Here are the full details, via UFC.com:
On Saturday, September 1st in Las Vegas, Nevada, White will surrender his duties for one night and one fight only, as the Grand Prize winner of Ultimate Poker's "Belt The Champ" tournament will not only win roundtrip airfare to Vegas, hotel accommodations, Octagonside seats, and an exclusive backstage pass, but he or she will also step into the Octagon after the main event light heavyweight title bout between Jones and Dan Henderson to award the belt to the champion.
As you can see, this is a very lustrous offer. Not only do you get the honor of strapping the championship belt on the light heavyweight champion, but you get everything you could want for a UFC trip. I'm not participating, but I figured I'd extend this offer to the bloody elbow community. Good luck to you.
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Atlantic Coast Conference coaches are still reeling from the league's poor representation in the NCAA tournament.
They're using words like disappointed, fair, respect and perception describing how they feel about the ACC having just four teams in the tournament and no No. 1 seed.
Miami became the first team to win the ACC regular-season crown outright along with the tournament championship yet fail to get a No. 1 seed.
The Hurricanes ended up with a No. 2, as did Duke, which looked destined for a No. 1 before an early ACC tournament exit. North Carolina and North Carolina State ended up as No. 8 seeds, while Virginia and Maryland both fell on the wrong side of the bubble and will play in the NIT.
That all came despite the Blue Devils standing at No. 1, the Hurricanes at No. 4 and the Tar Heels at No. 17 in the RPI. And it was one reason why UNC coach Roy Williams called Sunday's selections broadcast "a confusing show, and I'm still confused."
"I was disappointed for our league," Williams said Tuesday. "I didn't think it was necessarily fair for our league. But ... it is what it is so we've got to go play."
It marked the second time in three years that the ACC got just four bids and fourth time in the eight seasons since the league's expansion to 12 teams in 2006. The league has gotten as many as seven teams twice, in 2007 and 2009.
"I think it's a really good conference and I was just hoping it would garner a little more respect than that," Virginia coach Tony Bennett said after learning his Cavaliers would head to the NIT.
Miami (27-6) beat North Carolina in Sunday's ACC final to pair its first regular-season crown with the first tournament title. And going back to the start of NCAA seeding in 1979, only one team — Georgia Tech in 1985 — had failed to earn a No. 1 after winning at least a share of the regular-season crown to go with the tournament title, according to STATS LLC.


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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Brenton Williams scored 19 points and Ty Johnson added 17 points to lead four players in double figures as South Carolina earned a 82-75 victory over South Carolina State Friday night.
Williams and Johnson took control after the Bulldogs erased a 15-point deficit to tie the game at 60 with 7:02 remaining in the game. The duo each scored five points during a 13-5 run that gave the Gamecocks a 73-65 lead with 3:28 remaining. South Carolina State (4-9) would not get closer than seven points the rest of the way as the Gamecocks made 14-of-17 free throws in the final ten minutes, including 12-of-15 after the score was tied.
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Date: September 3, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Although the total overtime costs Sarasota County incurs has remained steady from last fiscal year to this fiscal year, individual departments are getting tough with overtime.
County employees worked more than 96,000 hours of overtime last fiscal year, earning $2.6 million in overtime costs.
In the first 10-and-a-half months of this fiscal year, employees have worked nearly 82,000 hours of overtime, for $2.2 million.
"The overtime for (this year) is about 2.3% of our total payroll," said Deputy County Administrator Dave Bullock. "A decent range is 2% to 5%."
The mobility department, which includes the SCAT bus system, had the highest amount of overtime costs last year at $957,849. It also has the highest so far this year at $851,515.
SCAT bus drivers are the reason mobility's overtime is so high.
"We've struggled to hire enough bus drivers," said Bullock. "It's the nature of that particular job. We're trying to hit the right staffing level."
In fact, the top overtime earner so far this year is a SCAT bus driver.
During the first 10-and-a-half months of this fiscal year, SCAT bus driver Robert Larosa has worked 830 hours of overtime, earning $17,081. His base salary is $29,494.
Joanie Whitley, human resources general manager, said Larosa takes any extra bus routes he can get.
"He always asks for extra hours," she said.
Last year's top overtime earner nearly doubled his regular salary with the overtime he worked.
Vincent Palau is a traffic-signal technician. In fiscal year 2008, he worked 1,384 hours of overtime to earn $36,520. His base salary is $37,856.
According to Palau's new manager, Dave Cash, Palau would work many nights, checking on traffic signals to see if they were working properly, and then he would come back in the morning and work all day.
Cash said Palau's former manager, who has since been laid off, either didn't pay attention to the overtime Palau earned or didn't mind.
Now, Cash, who heads the operations and maintenance department, said he is applying a new time-management philosophy.
"We'll shut down all overtime unless it's an emergency," he said. "If possible, we tell people to leave early on Friday if they already have 40 hours."
The new philosophy has garnered some results.
So far this year, operations-and-maintenance overtime is down by about 50% from last year, which has cut more than $250,000 in overtime costs.
The department with the second-highest amount of overtime is public safety, which includes the fire department and EMS. Its overtime costs are already $150,000 higher than last year, but Bullock said in a department with personnel costs that run in the tens of millions, an increase of $150,000 is not a big fluctuation.
"One incident may swing that (dollar amount) one way or another," he said.
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CBS Radio announced Friday that Spanish adult-contemporary station KMVK/107.5 FM "Mega" has become "La Grande 107.5 FM" and will play a regional-Mexican format. The change is already reflected on the station's website.
Artists played on the station this afternoon include Julion Alvarez, Socios del Ritmo and Joan Sebastian. For a full playlist, go here.
Morning-show host Edgar "Shoboy" Sotelo remains with the station. KMVK won Spanish Station of the Year at the 2012 National Association of Broadcasters' Marconi Awards, which were hosted by Sotelo, who was named Spanish Format Personality of the Year at the 2011 Marconis. Pelos Parados will take the 3-7 p.m. shift.
Sotelo is the brother of the nationally popular Eddie "Piolin" Sotelo, who was radio news himself this week when Univision abruptly canceled his Piolin por la Mañana show. In DFW, Piolin aired on KLNO/94.1 FM "La Que Buena," which also airs a regional-Mexican format. KLNO was tied for No. 2 among DFW stations in the overall June Arbitron ratings, and is consistently the top-rated Spanish-language station in the market.


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Four people are in the hospital after a Jeep rolled over several times Saturday afternoon in parking lot at Westgate Mall.Police say a Jeep was speeding through the parking lot near Sears when it rolled over, ejecting four of the five people inside. Those four, including the driver were taken to the hospital. One of the four ejected is in critical condition. The fifth person was wearing a seatbelt and was reported to be uninjured. Police say the driver admitted to having narcotics in his pocket at the time of the wreck. Officials are still investigating but believe speed and narcotics are factors in the crash.
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This season there have been 10 suspensions in the NHL (I'm counting Raffi Torres hit as this year in the playoffs as well). The longest suspension has been Patrick Kaleta's boarding/crosschecking/interference play against the Rangers on Brad Richards. I'll admit that at the moment of the penalty it didn't look like Kaleta put much pressure on the numbers of Richards. It actually looked like Richards lounged forward a bit, but I digress. It was a dumb play by Kaleta. However, considering he has never been suspended for a dirty hit, I thought the punishment was harsh enough considering he took a 5 minute major and game misconduct. But once again, I digress. I'm not the judge, jury, or executioner.
On Tuesday of this past week, Corey Perry launched a viscous, late headshot on the Wild's Jason Zucker. The video can be found here. Perry got a 4 game suspension. Let me repeat that one more time in case you didn't read it correctly. He received only a FOUR game suspension. How was this hit not one hundred times worse than Kaleta's? And don't say it's because he has no history. Because he does (sorry for the quality). Now, please, tell me why this is less than Kaleta's. If we are talking about intent here, I don't believe Kaleta intended to crosscheck Richards into the boards. I believe that he wanted hit him so that he wouldn't be in position on the powerplay. After watching Perry's headshot on Zucker, it's clear that Perry intended to hit Zucker late. Whether it was intended to the head is another story. Consistency is a huge problem here. Why is nobody calling for Perry to leave the game of hockey after his second brutal headshot?
I would also like to point out that Nathan Gerbe has been drilled from behind a number of times. Example 1, Example 2 (Note: Gerbe was wearing additional protection, had to have surgery later on, and Matt Ellis fought Bourdon. MATT ELLIS), Example 3 (His first game after having the surgery). If anyone needs to be protected by Shanahan, it's this man. How do all three of hits not even get looked at? Or how about either of the two hits on Ennis? I don't get it. And the Leopold hit that didn't even get a penalty? Give me a break.
Something needs to change. Shanahan is claiming that he is trying to make the game safer and reduce the dirty hits that occur. While it may seem like that on paper with only nine suspensions this year, there are probably countless others on other teams that haven't been looked it because it didn't involve a star player of some kind. Someone please explain this system to me, because I sure as hell don't understand it.


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Distillery Visitor Center - Tour Guide and Gift Shop Associate in Lawrenceburg, KY
Lawrenceburg, KY
July 30,2014
$11 - $11 Hourly
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Adecco is currently assisting a local distillery in recruiting for the Visitor Center. This is a long term temporary position that is part time. The Visitor Center position will be responsible for various related duties as listed below.
Apply Now if you meet these qualifications!
Primary Responsibilities:
* Give Tours and Tastings on a part time basis.
* Provide an overall mellow experience to visitors through walking tours and tastings determined by schedule and/or need.
* Educate visitors on the brand, history and uniquesness. Show and explain our distillation process in addition to product knowledge. All information shared with visitors will be based on training.
* Customer Service
* Greets, assists and directs guests with various requests in a friendly and professional manner. Duties include answering phones, scheduling tours, and assisting guests in all aspects of the Visitor Center.
* Sales responsibilities include extensive product knowledge, and directing guests to products that suit their needs. Follow up with customer requests as needed.
* Cashier
* Operates cash register to complete customer purchases accurately. Process phone orders, or other special requests.
* Ensure work station and overall Visitor Center are kept up to cleanliness and visual standards daily.
* Daily Operational Duties
* Assist with daily opening/closing procedures such as, but not limited to: counting cash drawers and completing closing paperwork, performing AM/PM Daily Bourbon Count and entering in logs, verification of VC Daily Plan and perform daily assigned tasks as necessary. Be familiar with all VC related processes such as Gift Donation Forms, Phone Sales, Visitor Logs, Hold Processes, Damage and Transfer Forms, including where to resource frequently used information.
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* Inventory and Bourbon Inventory
* Assist in processing received merchandise per VC Procedure, counting, pricing, and organization of merchandise including Bourbon and retail items accurately.
* Maintain knowledge of inventory and processes, including storage and organization of merchandise.
* Assist in bi-annual inventory, and monthly inventory duties as assigned individually, paying special attention to accuracy and timeliness of completion.
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* Re-stock and organize merchandise, dust and keep VC up to visual standards as needed daily. Break down boxes, keep work areas, sales floor and stock rooms neat and tidy, and other general duties as required. Participate in Kitchen Duty rotations when assigned.
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* Completes and takes initiative on additional projects/tasks as asked in a timely and accurate manner.
* Strong communication and customer service skills.
* Ability to conduct oneself in a friendly, professional and courteous manner to guests and co-workers at all times.
* Extensive knowledge of the FR Brand, History, and Products, including the ability to communicate effectively in a group setting.
* Cash handling with attention to accuracy and detail.
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* Strong organizational skills and the ablility to multitask.
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Windows Phone Sales Surge
Not sure why the verge hasn't followed up on this, but Paul Thurrott reported late last week that WP7 sales surged in Q2, even following the announcement that those phones would not be able to upgrade to WP8. Source: http://www.winsupersite.com/article/paul-thurrotts-wininfo/windows-phone-sales-surge-143914 Key facts from his post: "Canalys reported that total Windows Phone handset sales in the quarter were 5.1 million units, up from 1.3 million in the same quarter a year ago. That was good for 3.2 percent of the market, up from 1.2 percent a year ago." While that is still extremely tiny compared to iphone and android markets, year over year growth is a really good sign, especially following news that you can't upgrade your wp7
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We want to produce a front page Friday that fits the historic nature of today's news.
A key to doing that is crafting a memorable headline. One challenge is most people already know how the Supreme Court ruled on the health-care act. Another challenge is to be balanced with a story that has polarized the nation.
What do you suggest for a headline? We have successfully involved readers in our headline writing a couple of times in the past:
-- "Apple loses core" for story on the death of Steve Jobs.
-- "Snow much anticipation" for the Crossroads' brief brush with cold weather.
I suggested "SUPREME STUNNER," but perhaps that's editorializing. We're reading more of the coverage to be sure I'm accurate in my perception that most court observers expected the court to overturn at least some of the act. I also am not sold this is the right headline anyway.
Let's hear from you. How do you capture history in three words or less? I'll buy the winner lunch in the Advocate Internet Cafe. In the interest of full disclosure, this contest is open to Advocate staffers, too.
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