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AACCI will hold a special session in memory of Peter Wood, PhD, a leading Canadian cereal scientist noted for his research about soluble oat fiber and its ability to reduce blood cholesterol. Speakers from the US, Canada and Europe will examine Dr. Wood's work and report about current science involving beta glucans, soluble dietary fiber and health outcomes.
Tabletop exhibits will feature ingredients, instruments, equipment and services that support cereal-based foods. AACCI schedules the exhibit hours outside of technical programming. Exhibits open on Sunday evening following the general session and awards ceremony. Monday exhibit hours are split between an early segment over lunchtime and second late-afternoon period, offering beer. Exhibits reopen Tuesday at noon and close before scientific sessions start up again.
Wednesday ends the annual meeting in the late afternoon with a keynote speaker and farewell reception.
A pre-meeting workshop examines gluten detection, a contentious issue when determining gluten labeling thresholds. A second workshop looks into rice quality issues. Attendees must sign up separately for these sessions.
The Westin Diplomat Hotel on the city's beachfront serves as the headquarters and location of all meetings. A second hotel is also available: the Crowne Plaza Hollywood Beach, two blocks from the Westin. Guaranteed rates at both extend to reservations made by Aug. 30, the same day that meeting registration closes. Those signing up later than Aug. 30 or on-site face higher fees. Nonmember rates are more than those for members, but the group extends a "meeting plus membership" option that provides a significant discount.
Registration and housing forms, plus general information about AACCI's annual meeting, are available at www.aaccnet.org/meet.
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Thirty-two great hero-villains of literature lure the reader into the kitchen to sample their signature recipes. Esterelle Payany shares to-die-for recipes inspired by scoundrels from popular literature. Each chapter opens with an excerpt from the original story and quirky illustrations by Jean-Francois Martin featuring the criminal and his recipe. The Big Bad Wolf roasts three little pigs in their blankets while Snow White\'s stepmother concocts bewitching caramel apples. The Queen of Hearts orders Alice to eat treacle tart while Long John Silver stocks the galley with sea biscuits. And although Shakespeare\'s infamous Brutus can toss his Caesar salad in a mere ten minutes, Dracula\'s paprika hendl is best when simmered from dusk until dawn. It is sure to be a duel to the end between Patrick Bateman\'s truffled roast beef and Tom Ripley\'s Venetian lemon chicken, but both can be paired nicely with a simple white bean salad from East of Eden\'s Cathy Ames. This spirited collection drawing from fairy tales, literary classics, and contemporary favorites is as entertaining as the recipes are scrumptious (and harmless). And with the winning ingredients in Recipe for Murder--famous literary thrillers and authentic home-style recipes--it would be a crime to pass up this diabolically scrumptious book.
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For the most part, hockey players are a humble, good-natured bunch. Even some of its highest paid players maintain an "aw shucks" demeanor despite all the money and fame.
Of course, with any group of people – especially in high pressure situations – there are some who go down darker paths. Few could compare their lower moments to the ones experienced by former St. Louis Blues forward Mike Danton, who recently finished a parole sentence stemming from the charges he received for attempting to hire a hitman to kill his former agent David Frost.
Their relationship was bizarre, to say the least, and it seemed like Danton might not play another high-level hockey game again after everything blew up in 2004. Danton was given a chance at redemption by playing college hockey at Saint Mary's in Halifax, Nova Scotia in late 2010/early 2011 and it seems like he'll continue his unlikely battle to get back into the NHL by playing in with an unnamed professional team in Sweden.
Danton said as much on his Twitter account, which Nick Kypreos pointed out.
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New research Monday shows that bullying is having a long term effect on children.
In the past, studies have been on children and teens being bullied at one point in time.
This new study conducted by three universities surveyed more than 4,000 children in the United States. Of those children, one third said they were bullied.
"They both need assistance," said Donald Smith, a licensed counselor with Grace Counseling in Jefferson City.
What Smith is referring to is the bully and the victim. According to research 60% of bullies have a criminal record by the age of 24.
"Long term effects for the victim can be any number of things," said Smith.
The study showed those bullied had a lower quality of life and did poorly on mental and physical tests.
"Stress can have a lot of psychosomatic kinds of tendencies in our bodies physically when we are under a great deal of stress," said Smith.
The study emphasized the need for early intervention in the bullying. Smith told ABC 17 News that intervention often starts with the parents noticing changes in their children.
"It's wise for the parents to talk with some of the school officials- the teacher in the classroom that has some observable evidence on what is going on," said Smith.
Smith tells me one of the most important things parents can do is talk to their kids about school.
If they do think their child is bullied or is bullying there are several counseling options.
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Total vehicle sales in Thailand is expected to dip 11.7 per cent year-on-year to 1.175 million units in 2014 due to the current political turmoil and post-election uncertainties, said Frost & Sullivan. Weak economic growth and slowing demand will also shrink the automotive market in 2014, the consultancy said.
"The political crisis is likely to further weaken consumer confidence," said Dushyant Sinha, Associate Director, Automotive Practice, Asia Pacific.
According to data compiled by Toyota Motor Thailand, last year's vehicle sales reached 1.33 million units. The number showed a 7.4 per cent fall from 2012, when auto makers sold 1.44 million units.
A motor show is scheduled later this month.
Sinha added that the after effects of the first car buyer program launched by the Thai Government will also hit vehicle sales growth. "There will be dwindling current demand as buyers brought forward sales to take advantage of the incentives," Sinha said.
He added that foreign automakers, looking for fresh investments, are also likely to adopt a wait-and-see approach due to the political turmoil and the uncertain new automotive regulations and policies.
He also said that weak consumer sentiment is also likely to add to the decline in vehicle sales growth. He noted that the Thai consumer confidence index (CCI) has plummeted for the last 10 consecutive months to its lowest in 26 months at 61.4. "The political crisis is likely to further weaken consumer confidence," he said.
However, Sinha said that beyond the current crisis, a growing middle class and infrastructure spending by the government will continue to drive base demand for vehicles in Thailand in the short-to-medium term.
He added that the Thai economy is expected to grow at an average of 5 per cent from 2014 to 2018. Growth will likely be led by domestic demand, especially in infrastructure investment and private consumption.
"The increasing income level of the middle class will also result in higher purchasing power," Sinha said, adding that the middle class is likely to grow to 36 million in 2020 from 19 million in 2012.
He also said that infrastructure spending will also help local businesses move up the economic value chain and take advantage of growth in the Greater Mekong sub-region. "The large market of around 67 million people, a growing middle class, pro-business environment, good infrastructure and geographical advantages including access to emerging markets such as Myanmar will help attract more investment," he said.
The 2013 sale volume dropped from a year earlier due to the end of the First-Car-Buyer scheme which stimulated demand by over 80 per cent in 2012 but advanced future purchases and depressed prices in the used car market.
"The economic slowdown and political turmoil worsened the consumer sentiment even as the industry reeled under the after effects of the 1st Car Buyer Program," he added.
He said that despite lower sales, Thailand retained its position as the largest vehicle market in Asean due to rollover effects in the first half of 2013 of the First Car Buyer Scheme.
"However, Indonesia's share in the overall ASEAN pie increased to 35 per cent of the total market, closing the gap with Thailand at 37 per cent," Sinha added.
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Apr 13, 2011, 8:24 AM EST
The Barry Bonds jury has now deliberated for two whole days and part of a third with no verdict and they'll be back at it today for day 4.
I've been asked by a lot of people if the jury taking this long is a good omen for Bonds or a bad one. Frankly, your guess is as good as mine. I've heard some people say that the longer the jury is out the more likely it is that there will be an acquittal, but that doesn't square with my experience. In a really complicated case it may just take that long to get through it all and if a jury is doing its job properly, it can certainly take that kind of time and come back with a conviction.
It's also the case — and my hunch, based on nothin' but a gut feeling, is that it's the case here — is that you see long deliberations like this when there's a holdout or two on the jury who are for acquittal but most of the panel is for conviction. But really, it's anyone's guess. Much longer and we may hear word from the jury that they're deadlocked, at which point the judge will send them back in and tell them to keep trying for another day or so.
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- heynerdlinger - Apr 13, 2011 at 8:54 AM
I'm not a lawyer, but I've served on juries and I agree that it's more likely that there are a few hold-outs than that they are going back and forth about the different charges.
One thing this seems to prove however, is that the prosecution's strategy of painting the defendant as an asshole and hope they convict hasn't exactly panned out. I would have expected them to return a verdict quickly if the jury was predisposed against Bonds on a personal level from the outset.
- chrisny3 - Apr 13, 2011 at 11:25 AM
Insofar as a defendant's poor behavior is relevant to the case, the prosecution will always try to use it to paint them as an asshole. But to say that that this was the main strategy in the Bond's trial is really silly. It wasn't. It was to paint Bonds as a liar first and foremost. The asshole part was a natural outcome of that endeavor.
- chrisny3 - Apr 13, 2011 at 11:29 AM
Just a guess — the jury has already agreed on "guilty" for the injection count and has moved on to other counts, at least some of which they are hung up on or very slowly making headway on. But as long as there is a guilty verdict on at least one count, it's a victory for the prosecution.
- Old Gator - Apr 13, 2011 at 11:43 AM
>yawn< – damn, forgot to turn of the alarm on my cellphone. What time is it?
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Brittney Martin recorded the first triple-double in Cowgirls history, and Toni Young scored 21 points on 10-of-13 shooting Saturday, helping No. 15 Oklahoma State improve to 9-0 for the third time in school history with a 90-54 win over Texas-Arlington.
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Martin, a freshman, had 10 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists, along with five steals and two blocks.
Liz Donohoe added 19 points, Tiffany Bias chipped in 14 and Lindsey Keller had 13 for the Cowgirls, who shot 53.5 percent from the field and never trailed. OSU's 9-0 start is the school's first since the 1995-96 team won its first 10 games.
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TULSA (AP) — Two men accused in a shooting rampage in Tulsa are headed to court in a case closely watched by some residents who say it has highlighted the city's racial divisions.
Some say Oklahoma shootings underscore racial divide
Jake England, 19, and Alvin Watts, 33, face murder and hate crimes charges stemming from the Easter weekend shootings that killed William Allen, Bobby Clark and Dannaer Fields as they were walking near their homes. Their preliminary hearing, during which a judge will decide if prosecutors have enough evidence to proceed to trial, is scheduled for Wednesday.
The shootings happened in a predominantly black section of the city and all of the victims were black. Watts is white and England identifies himself as Cherokee Indian. Authorities believe England may have targeted black people because he wanted to avenge his father's shooting death by a black man two years ago.
Some residents of the north Tulsa neighborhood where the shootings happened expressed doubts that justice will be served and said the racial disparities in this city of 391,000 people can be seen just in how much attention the case has garnered.
"If it was two blacks who killed three whites, they would have brought the rafters down on them," said north Tulsa resident James McClellan, who lives close to where one of the killings occurred. "My granddaddy always told me there were two types of justice: white justice and black justice."
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THE SUN broke through the clouds at the moment the ribbon was cut at Hinksey Park Football Club's new £730,000 pavilion.
Hundreds of young players, parents and team managers turned out to the South Oxford club's summer party on Saturday.
Having been Oxford's fastest-growing club for the last five years, with a 20 per cent rise in players every year, Hinksey Park now has a clubhouse for the first time.
The four new changing rooms, club room and kitchen will mean the club, already at 300 members, can grow even more.
For the first time, it is starting girls' teams, and secretary Mick Conmy used the occasion to appeal for more parents to help run teams.
He said: "We are already Oxford's fastest-growing club, but we need help to grow further – we have three new teams starting next year."
One of the club's longest-serving players, 16-year-old Willem MacDonald, helped cut the ribbon.
Willem, of Grandpont, who has played with Hinksey Park since he was four, said: "I think this will make a lot of difference. It will attract more people and make the whole atmosphere better."
The building was made possible by a £631,000 grant from Oxford City Council and £99,000 from the Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund, which is delivered by the Football Foundation.
City council leader and ward councillor Bob Price told the crowd he was on the council 30 years ago when it first saved what is now Hinksey Park from industrial development.
He said: "This is a very exciting moment for me. When I first joined the council, all this area was just mud and spoil from the old gas works. We had a vision in 1983 to make this area into a park, and now 30 years later we have this fantastic recreation ground."
The Grandpont pavilion is the first in what the council is hoping will be a wave of new football clubhouses across the city. It has put aside £3.1m to help create new buildings at Cowley Marsh, Blackbird Leys, Barton, Cutteslowe and others yet to be revealed.
The Hinksey Park building is the first new football clubhouse in Oxford since Cowley Marsh 18 years ago.
Chairman Jim Smith thanked the players, saying: "Without you there would be no Hinksey Park Football Club, and you have had a fantastic season."
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Here are just a few of the many arches we pass under when we paddle around New York Harbor—
A contribution to Ailsa's travel-themed photo challenge, Arches.
By Vladimir Brezina
Here are just a few of the many arches we pass under when we paddle around New York Harbor—
A contribution to Ailsa's travel-themed photo challenge, Arches.
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We love to kayak around NYC at night!
(For one thing, we paddle faster at night…)
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By Vladimir Brezina
You don't need a lot of strength to travel long distances by kayak. You just need a lot of endurance.
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Such as when taking apart your stuck two-piece paddle after the trip—
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This week's Photo Challenge is Endurance.
Long-distance kayaking is all about endurance. We can paddle past sunset
into the night
and when the next day dawns
we are still there, paddling.
We can paddle forever.
But we can't stay awake forever. Sooner or later, that nap on the beach becomes impossible to resist…
From the 2014 Everglades Challenge. Story and more photos are here.
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By Vladimir Brezina
The Twin Towers, as they were.
All of these photos were taken in 2000 or earlier.
It's hard to believe it's already been 13 years…
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Kayaking is often a solitary sport. Although paddlers sometimes go out in pairs and groups, the quintessential kayaker is a bit of a loner. Many of us make long trips alone, and prize the time we spend by ourselves.
But sometimes we inadvertently end up with fellow travelers. When Vlad and I were training for the Everglades Challenge, we found ourselves navigating the Florida Bay in pitch darkness—when all of a sudden, a fish jumped out of the water and into my lap. A few months later, one of our fellow Everglades Challengers, Clewless, topped that one when a shark jumped into his boat—during the race! There's also the recent story of a 6-foot alligator jumping into a canoe. And of course many stories of cute, or sometimes not so cute, seals and sea lions hopping onto kayaks to hitch a ride.
The typical hitchhiker is less threatening. While weaving through the mangrove tunnel of the ironically named Broad Creek during the Everglades Challenge, a tree crab landed on the nose of my boat. Tree crabs are small—an inch or two—with shiny, mottled brown or green shells. This one was content to be my mascot for several minutes—until he started to crawl slowly towards the cockpit.
I debated knocking him off with the paddle—but that seemed unfair, and might have hurt him. So I gently nosed up to a mangrove root—and he hopped off.
He wasn't the only crab who hitched a ride, though. Returning from a recent trip to Sandy Hook, I felt something skittering around in my cockpit. When I stripped off the spray skirt I saw a small gray sea crab, about the size of a quarter. I tried to pick him up, but he was too quick for me—and I didn't want to risk crushing him. So we made the trip home from Sandy Hook together, with him occasionally reminding me of his presence with a tiny "nip". (Every time he nipped I yelped, which amused Vlad.)
When I got back to Pier 40 I rinsed him out of the boat with sea water—I don't know whether he survived in the Hudson, but I like to think he did.
But the best hitchhiker story of all is one that happened to Vlad.
I'll let him tell it.
Vlad writes:
Once upon a time, when I was just a little kayaker, I went for a paddle with my friends Kathy and John. Like me, they were big-city paddlers, with a folding kayak in their closet. Theirs was a formidable double Klepper, whose parts came in three heavy-duty canvas bags.
We got to the river, assembled our boats, and cruised with the current for a few miles to our destination—a grassy meadow where we planned to have a picnic lunch before packing the boats up again and taking a train back to the city.
Everything worked out as planned. As usual, Kathy had brought a lovely lunch, which she laid out on the grass. And in preparation for taking the Klepper apart, John carefully laid out its three bags.
As he did so, out of the largest bag there stalked a huge brown cockroach. He stood at the mouth of the bag, surveying the meadow around, antennae twitching. Obviously, he'd been living in the bag back in John and Kathy's closet, and we'd brought him along for the ride!
We just stood there. He descended regally from the bag and was soon lost from sight in the tall grass.
We didn't think much about it. We had our lunch, then started disassembling the boats.
An hour or two later—we were feeling drowsy in the post-prandial sunshine—we were almost done. John had packed most of the Klepper's parts in the bags; he was about to add the last parts and close up the bags.
And what did we then see come out of the tall grass, heading straight towards the bags? A huge brown cockroach!
This time we made a move. All three of us tried to block him, like football players. But he zig-zagged nimbly between our feet and took a leap into the open bag.
The bag was already carefully packed with parts—we couldn't face taking them all out again.
And so the smart old cockroach rode back to the city, back to his closet, doubtless to tell his young cousins about his lovely Sunday excursion to the country…
Tagged Animals, Cockroach, Crab, Everglades Challenge, Hitchhiker, Kayaking, Shark