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Archaeological Projects at Arizona State Museum __ You will find a brief summary for each of a series of archaeological research projects around the state of Arizona. Some of the projects cross state lines or the Mexican border, but they are essentially Arizona in nature. - From Arizona State Museum/University of Arizona - http://www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/arch/arcprojs.shtml
Archaeological Research Institute __ Collection of resources about Arizona archaeology. - From archaeology.la.asu.edu - http://archaeology.la.asu.edu/
Archaeology Drawing Tourists and Jobs | Flagstaff Business ... __ Learn how archaeology is effecting the regional economy in this article. - From flagstaffbusinessnews.com - http://www.flagstaffbusinessnews.com/archaeology-drawing-tourists-and-jobs/
Archaeology in Tucson __ A dated article but still a good read. A PDF file - illustrated - From cdarc.org - http://www.cdarc.org/pdf/ait/arch-tuc-v2-no3.pdf
Arizona Archaeological Ruins | Ancient Indian Ruins in Arizona __ "For the convenience of both residents and Arizona tourists, following are the most visited prehistoric Indian ruins in Arizona." - From arizona-leisure.com - http://www.arizona-leisure.com/arizona-indian-ruins.html
Arizona archeology guide from the Arizona Office of Tourism __ "Learn more about Arizona archeology including museums, sites and learning facilities." - From arizonaguide.com - http://www.arizonaguide.com/Listings.aspx?cid=1
Arizona Archaeology Camps and Archeology Summer Camps __ Listing of archaeological summer camps in Arizona. There is one. - From campchannel.com - http://www.campchannel.com/Arizona/ArcheologyCamps.cgi
Arizona archaeology sites under attack by vandals __ Article from 2010 but vandalism is still a problem. - illustrated - From The Arizona Republic/azcentral.com - http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/local/articles/2010/10/03/20101003arizona-petroglyph-vandalism.html
Arizona Heritage Traveler - - Archaeology __ "The story of Arizona can be found in its numerous well-preserved Indian ruins, fine museums, on-going digs and thousands of artifacts that have been carefully collected and catalogued over many years of work." Article covering this history and research. - From arizonaheritagetraveler.org - http://www.arizonaheritagetraveler.org/templates/topics.php?nid=2&sid=42
Arizona Preservation Plan Profile __ "We envision an Arizona in which an informed and concerned citizenry works to protect our irreplaceable cultural heritage. They will be supported by a coordinated, statewide historic preservation network providing information and assistance which enables them to undertake successful projects and long-term preservation planning." Learn about the plan and its effects on Arizona archaeology. - From National Park Service - http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/pad/stateplans/arizona.htm
AZSITE - Arizona Archaeological Site and Survey Database __ "AZSITE is used by land managers, archaeologists, and a variety of scholars as an archaeological research and resource management tool. Records are available to qualified archaeologists and land managers at the Museum or online." - From statemuseum.arizona.edu - http://www.statemuseum.arizona.edu/crservices/azsite/index.shtml
Category:Archaeology museums in Arizona __ Index of articles related to archaeological museums in Arizona found in Wikipedia - From wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Archaeology_museums_in_Arizona
Category:Archaeological sites in Arizona __ Index of articles related to Arizona archaeology found in Wikipedia. - From wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Archaeological_sites_in_Arizona
Grand Archaeology - Museum of Northern Arizona __ "Between 2006 and 2009, the National Park Service (NPS) and the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) completed the largest excavation and research project in Grand Canyon National Park in nearly 40 years." Learn about thte results of that work and the exhibit at the museum. - From musnaz.org - http://www.musnaz.org/exhibits/grandarchaeology/index.shtml
Human-Environment Interaction in the Late Archaic and Early Mogollon/Anasazi of the Chevelon Creek Drainage __ "This site summarizes the results of an independent research project entitled "Human-Environment Interaction in the Late Archaic-Early Anasazi/Mogollon of the Chevelon Creek Drainage." You will find a full report including methodology and analysis. - illustrated - From Arizona State University - http://archaeology.asu.edu/vm/southwest/chevelon/Page1.html
Interactive Dig Elden Pueblo - Letters from Arizona - Archaeology __ "Join Coconino National Forest archaeologist Peter Pilles as he excavates Arizona's Elden Pueblo." - illustrated - From archaeology.org - http://www.archaeology.org/interactive/arizona/
Kinishba Ruins __ You will find an encyclopedic article with links to related materials. "Kinishba Ruins is a sprawling, 600-room pueblo archaeological site in Arizona that includes a combination of Mogollon and Anasazi traits and is considered ancestral to both the Hopi and Zuni cultures." - illustrated - From wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinishba_Ruins
Lesson Planning, Lesson Plan Formats and Lesson Plan Ideas __ How to produce a lesson plan and not just for archaeology either. - From adprima.com - http://www.adprima.com/lesson.htm
Naco, Arizona, Archaeology on the Border __ Learn about archaeological research in this border town prior to a federal construction project. - From National Park Service - http://www.nps.gov/seac/naco/index.htm
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Rock Art of the Southwest__ Arizona and a bit of California are the two southwest areas dealt with here. - photos but very little text - http://www.slonet.org/~rheather/rock.htm
Tucson Garbage Project __ "Dr. Rathje and his students studied the contents of Tucson residents' waste in order to examine patterns of consumption. Quantitative data from bins was compared with information known about the residents who owned them." A brief encyclopedic review of the project. - From wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tucson_Garbage_Project
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It's jukebox week and things are heating up.
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It means each act will sing two songs. One picked by them, and one picked by the "X Factor Jukebox" by the British public.
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2. Tamera worked with a hypnotherapist to help her remember her lyrics to "We Found Love" by Rihanna. But she probably wishes she could forget this outfit.
Louis loved it. Nobody else did.
3. Nicole did a nuanced Louis impression.
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5. Rough Copy performed a jumbled up medley of R.Kelly and Bobby Brown.
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Sharon reacted typically.
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Posted: 12/29/2009 - Badgers hold off a late Miami comeback to win the Champs Sports Bowl 20-14.
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Posted: 12/28/2009 - Packers may be facing Arizona on the Cardinals' home field two straight weeks.
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Posted: 12/23/2009 - Brett Favre is brushing aside his conflict with Minnesota coach Brad Childress.
Posted: 12/23/2009 - As Brett Favre and Brad Childress argue over audibles in Minnesota, the coach-quarterback relationship on Favre's former team seems to be blossoming.
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Updated: 12/22/2009 - Marathon beat Edgar in a battle of conference unbeatens, Point/Rapids girls hockey wins, and more inside.
Posted: 12/21/2009 - Childress said Monday that he was considering putting Tarvaris Jackson in after watching Favre get sacked four times.
Posted: 12/21/2009 - NASCAR's Nationwide series will stay in Wisconsin next year.
Posted: 12/21/2009 - The Cleveland Browns say Mike Holmgren has agreed to become their president.
Posted: 12/21/2009 - Packers coach Mike McCarthy says Sunday's 37-36 loss at Pittsburgh was an anomaly.
Posted: 12/20/2009 - Mike Wallace catches the game-winning touchdown with no time left on the clock snapping Green Bay's 5-game win streak.
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NMU golf slate released
August 23, 2014 MARQUETTE —Northern Michigan University's golf team schedule for 2014-15 has been announced. more »»
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Great Deer sweep
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Kitto double winner in Big Bay
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Buck's, Cliffs win Iron Range divisions
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Running with 1,500-pound bulls is inherently dangerous—the organizers of the stateside Running with the Bulls don't deny that. But that doesn't mean that the thrill of Pamplona has to come with the mistreatment of the animals, which is why participants who hit, slap, harass, or otherwise impede the progress of the bulls will be removed from the venue. With those distractions aside, spectators can focus on the essence of the run: watching 12 horn-swinging bulls dash through a quarter-mile course on the heels of runners who must have heard that this event was called Running with the Lambs. But the event gives the community more than elevated heart rates, as each three-day spectacle begins with a charity run that benefits Operation Hawkeye, an organization that supports the families of Special Operations forces who've been killed in combat.
Since its founding in 1934 by archetypal cowboy Roy Rogers and a group of like-minded cowpeople, the Sons of the Pioneers have sung classic compositions chronicling life in the Old West to audiences worldwide—earning them entry into the Country Music Hall of Fame and National Cowboy Hall of Fame. A veritable Supreme Court of country music, the sextet's rotating lineup of members perform for several decades before retiring, and a mandatory majority vote from the Senate is required for new cowboy singers. The venerable current roster still burns through fiddle and guitar strings like undomesticated flames fanned by the mellifluous breeze of six-part harmonies. In keeping with the authentic music and Western themes, the Sons of the Pioneers encourages audiences to applaud the performance with hearty "yee-haws," but asks them to refrain from firing six-shooters wildly into the air.
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- Website: http://stockintradesf.com/
- Phone: (415) 829-3000
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Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5pm - 10:00pm
Brunch: Saturday-Sunday 11am - 3:00pm (10am During NFL Season)
Lunch: Saturday and Sunday, 3pm-5pm
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- Cuisine: American, Burgers, Gastro Pub
- Executive Chef: Jake Kwan-Rosenbush
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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Stock in Trade is an American Tavern located in the historic Marina District of San Francisco. The spacious layout features over 30 tables, an indoor Bocce-Ball court, and a 40-seat bar that offers top-notch wines by the glass and a full cocktail menu. On the weekends, the chic late-night dining crowd blends perfectly with the fashionable bar patrons, making for a trendy nightlife scene that lasts until 2am. With a private dining room in the rear of the restaurant that holds up to 50 guests, Stock in Trade is also the perfect place for your next private event. We are open 7 days a week from 5pm-2am, and offer brunch with "Bottomless Bubbles" every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 3pm. We look forward to seeing you!Continued
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- GreatLCsfDined on 10/29/2014It was a great place to watch a huge sporting event. You can get a table but then still get rowdy when you want to!Special Features:
- glovesmVIPDined on 10/16/2014Stock in Trade is setup as a sports bar and the Giants game was on. It was a little hard to talk amongst the noise and the service was pretty good considering the number of people there. The Mac and cheese seemed to be missing the gooey cheese component and was okay. The meatball sliders were great! And you can't go wrong with the prime rib.Special Features:
- Big group welcomed!hbfam14VIPDined on 10/3/2014We had a group of nine including three kids and had no problem with getting a reservation. They have a kids menu and good happy hour pricing. Menu diverse enough for everyone to be happy. Better than average bar food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nachos, prime rib, TV's and bocce!rawbinDined on 9/25/2014Our Thursday night experience was great! Our server was attentive and funny. The nachos with pulled pork were some of the best nachos I've had! Plus Thursday night football and baseball games were on the TVs. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Limited Menu - But Worth GoingSusanVIPDined on 9/24/2014This was our 3rd visit and still found the menu quite limited but the items offered are done well. We took a guest who ordered the pesto gnocchi with sausage. There were 4 of us dining and we all sampled this item as it was new to us. We were disappointed that the pesto was very bland (forgot the garlic?) and the sausage was invisible. The gnocchi on the other hand was perfect, those soft pillows. We will try the dish again at some point, but still working through the balance of the menu. As always, outstanding burgers & sweet potato fries (best ever). We are in the neighborhood so we walk but there is for those who must drive, a great public parking garage across the street.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best brunch place aroundEricacharlotteDined on 9/21/2014Unlimited mimosas were delicious. And a lot of brunch items in the menu. Nachos were ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem in San FranciscoJorgeVIPDined on 9/19/2014I expected this establishment to be an ok place. Boy was I mistaken...it's an awesome bar/restaurant. It has such a great vibe and such delicious food choices and not to mention the cocktails. I definitely will be coming again and will bring my friends as well!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stock in Trade a winnerfun2eatDined on 9/14/2014Two couples, our 49ers on the tube, great experience for someone looking for a sportsbar in SF. Easy access and parking lot across the street. Really funSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great findOldiebutGoodieDined on 9/5/2014Great mid to late night bar scene especially for sports fans of all ages. The food was perfect for that atmosphere. The service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hadablast !!!CandiKDined on 8/31/2014Our tables were ready, food service spot on... Food and drinks amazing... Friendly and efficient staff....Special Features:
- Excellent restaurant in San FranfuntodineoutDined on 8/29/2014This was our first time to Stock in Trade and we had a wonderful meal and outstanding service. We would highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mac2001Dined on 8/25/2014Good good excellent service ffgggggggggggggggggbhhhhbbbbhhhbbbbbhbSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday brunch rocks here!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014Try any of the brunch items with bottomless mimosas. You wont be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nicw bar areaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/7/2014Not a very big selection for dinner...especially if you are vegetarian.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 66 reviews are from the Stock in Trade reviews archive.
- Good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/27/2014I had the Princess Salad and it was tasty, the bottomless bubbles was also really great! The place is huge and great for big groups.Special Features:
- Oustanding ServiceJazzDined on 7/24/2014Kevin, the bartender, greeted us with open arms! Great personality and sense of humor. Amos, our server, was also stellar, friendly, accomodating and cool.Special Features:
- Good food for the moneyCaimanDined on 7/21/2014The menu at Stock in Trade might not be huge but what they have is excellent. We shared the pulled pork sliders- very tasty, as entrees we had the pork chop (great sauce) and the rib-eye steak (good piece of meat, lots of fries and a ton of salad greens. The service was good, but we went on a Monday night, the place was only half full. With the multiple screens and large bar, it probably is pretty full and noisy on the weekends. As usual, parking is a pain, but we did find a spot in a pay lot a block and a half away so we were able to make our reservation.Special Features:
- Excellent brunch, yet no teaMikeDined on 7/19/2014The corned beef hash was wonderful, and the french toast brioche delightful, yet they had no tea. What's a brunch place without having tea available? The only other observation that kept this from 5 stars was the noise level - the music was too loud which encouraged yelling to be heard that then futher added to the noise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and friendly restarant8spotDined on 6/27/2014Everyone was super friendly. A big horseshoe bar with a lot of local to watch the Giants game on flat screen TVs. The food was great along with perfect service. We would come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Happy HourMADinSFDined on 6/27/2014The best happy hour I have been to lately. top shelf drinks at dive bar prices ($3 beers - no Bud, only top brews including Speakeasy, A21, Anchor...). And the HH apps were substantial, tasty and only $5. You cannot beat the Charcuterie Board - enough Soppressata, Copa, Salami, and ham for 2-3 people, and tasting like if came from Lucca Deli. Can't wait for Sun- Tue, when HH is extended to 10PM!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/26/2014Loved the prime rib and meat balls. Portions are generous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/21/2014Food was amazing. I recommend the Wakey Bakey Sandwich...so good! We went with some friends who have 2 kids and it was a little loud. Great atmosphere for bottomless brunch, not so much for a family outing. Would definitely return for bottomless with friends! Service was a little slow, but not bad overall.Special Features:
- Great brunch if you are under 30DeniaDined on 6/15/2014The food was above average (I had the nachos -- all of the ingredients were fresh and handmade, my husband had the corned beef hash which was also tasty). The bottomless mimosas were truly abundant and pretty strong. And the service was also fine. But the rockin' music was way too loud for Sunday brunch which was probably appropriate given the mostly 20-something crowd. We did not find it pleasant.Special Features:
- LislchristineDined on 6/13/2014The food was great. The staff was very nice. When we walked in off the street we were pleasantly surprised at how nice it was. When we were leaving it looked like a younger croud coming in for drinks. Looked like it would be fun for just hanging out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sports galoreshortiVIPDined on 6/7/2014With a bocce court and plenty of tv showing all sports, this place will always be loud. Our group of 12 enjoyed dinner here while rooting for the teams playing in the Stanley Cup finals.Special Features:
- Great Brunch SpotjayzmommVIPDined on 6/1/2014We very much enjoyed our Sunday brunch at Stock In Trade. Every employee we encountered was super friendly and the food was absolutely delicious. We enjoyed the hangar steak and fried egg sandwich. Everything was so good, especially the sweet potato fries. It was a lively place with several HD TVs playing several different baseball games.And what's a Sunday brunch without mimosas? There are three varieties all served in a carafe so no waiting around for those refills! Overall, a wonderfully enjoyable experience and we'll definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food but terrible musicMorganHillbilleDined on 5/31/2014Ate dinner there at 6:45 on a Saturday night and we were seated at table just inside the front door in the bar area. The music in the bar was loud and the constant "thumping" of the music got annoying. Several TV's going with sports was nice. All that being said, the food was pretty good. I had a nice steak on top of a huge portion of fries and a nice side of salad mix greens. Wife had fish which was nice but sides were kinda skimpy. we did have a huge bowl of sweet potato fries as a side for our daughter to share with my wife. Good portion for two or more to share. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant.I would recommend this to a friend.
- KarenDined on 5/24/2014This was a great find. Brunch was awesome and you can never go wrong with bottomless mimosas. The atmosphere was really awesome as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food, great serviceJMBSFDined on 5/20/2014Very good food for a sports bar atmosphere and such a big room. Excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- La Barca 2.0OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/17/2014Fresh lime margarita is same as at La Barca. What used to be La Barca has turned into some sort of sports bar without the Mexican food.Special Features:
- sodium warningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/16/2014How can you ruin a burger? Rub it with a pillar of salt! Blech. Since 3 of the 4 of us chose the burger and all had the same independent reaction, it was not just my personal taste buds that were assaulted. Our server was wonderful. She admirably tried to be accommodating and even went as far as to have a replacement burger made for one of us but it appeared that the seasoning was in the meat pre-cooked - no getting around that. All 4 of us left more food on our plates than was consumed. We were so disappointed we did not even stick around for a game of bocci.
- Great option for fun lunchLocalResidentDined on 5/11/2014We really loved the food. The sliders were yummy!! The endless mimosas come in multiple flavors. Had a great time. Bocce was a fun surprise. Our server Amos was very attentive and knew the menu well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Brunch!NatLagDined on 5/10/2014I have been to many brunches in SF and this was the best! I couldn't have asked for a better brunch experience - amazing waiter, great mimosas, and unique food!Special Features:
- Gorgeous Bartender - No personalityWineGooRewDined on 5/9/2014There's a lot of Great things about this place - * Massive Square Bar - many seats * TV's for everyone * Beautiful Female Bartenders * Excellent Ribeye * Great Prices - esp for Happy Hour. Cons - 1 Gorgeous bartender w/ personality of a ROCK. She's beautiful - but there's nothing behind the curtain. The other bartender that came on later - Jesse was awesome, pretty girl, great attitude, had an opinion and a good one at that. Also Kevin was cool, a good guy with experience. Ribeye was melt in your mouth delicious - odd that it sits on top of the salad and French fries but DELICIOUS. SIT AT THE BAR and Eat is my recommendation. And hope to get Jesse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- glovesmVIPDined on 5/8/2014The Spareribs were finger-lickin' good. I was disappointed that they didn't have the ribeye option, but the prime rib was fantastic. The saddest part was that the fat I had saved was not placed in my to-go box along with my leftovers. A little out of the way of public transportation, this is worth going back for the prime rib again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- S&T hits Bull Market!!! ;)VGBSDined on 4/13/2014This place is great! We went for brunch on a Sunday....8 girls! S&T offers a Great atmosphere for a lively bunch (music was too loud but we said something and they turned off the speaker above us right away), delicious food, tasty mimosa's (bottomless), and very good service!!! There's a Bocce-Ball lane as well but we didn't get to use it. Looked like fun though. Overall, highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Place to Gather for FriendOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/11/2014Went with a group of friends to eat on a coupon. For the price... wow!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The restaurant is in a goodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/7/2014The restaurant is in a good location, the food wa excellant and the staff were very helpful. The noise level was too loud for out liking.Special Features:
- Great BardineoutDined on 3/15/2014Great food, service was fantastic. We went St. Patrick's Day weekend, so it was really crowded/busy but really fun.Special Features:
- Tasty!4DinersDined on 3/6/2014Each of the dishes we ordered were well prepared and very tasty. The sauces that came with the Sausage plate, (Happy Hour Menu) are Outstanding!! Service could not have been better.Special Features:


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Jared Allen Has QBs on His MindPosted by on November 1, 2009 – 11:46 am
Much of the focus on today's Vikings-Packers game is on QB Brett Favre and his return to Lambeau, but there are plenty of other players who will have an impact on the outcome of today's contest, not the least of which is DE Jared Allen.
In the Vikings victory over Green Bay at Mall of America Field earlier this year, Allen sacked Packers QB Aaron Rodgers 4.5 times, including a safety that was pivotal in the 30-23 victory. With the emotions likely flowing for Favre in his return to Lambeau and the Packers faithful likely to let Favre hear it via a relentless chorus of boos, it sounds like Allen and his Vikings teammates are prepared to step up.
Earlier today on ESPN's SportsCenter, reporter Ed Werder quoted Allen as saying to Favre "we have your back."
The best way for Allen to have Favre's back is to be draped all over the back of Rodgers again. And his ability to do just that could be enhanced if starting LT Chad Clifton (ankle) is unable to play and rookie T.J. Lang has to go in his place. Appearing on SportsCenter this morning, ESPN NFL information men Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter indicated that Clifton may indeed be unable to play.
For Allen, an encore performance of his 4.5-sack output from Week 4 will go a long way toward helping the Vikings complete a season sweep of Green Bay and head into the bye week with an impressive 7-1 record.
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Defense will be key today – watch for GB to cough up the ball to give the vikes a sweep!


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Unlike other mysterious phenomena such as psychic powers, ghosts, or Bigfoot, there is no doubt that crop circles are real. The real question is what creates them.
Each August at the University of Oregon, Eugene, you will find a devoted group of conference attendees learning a critical thinking skill to bring back for use in their everyday lives.
Consider the notion that taking a photograph of a person "steals his or her soul." It's an easy concept to dismiss, as it seems so simplistic and overtly fallacious. But I claim there is value in actually considering this notion more carefully.
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The Obama administration cut the length of the 21-page application by as many as 18 pages to simplify the process for those looking to gain health coverage from the Affordable Care Act. The applications, posted online today by the government, are three pages for individuals and seven pages for families.
The administration is struggling to meet the Oct. 1 deadline for opening health insurance exchanges in all 50 states as some governors decline to cooperate and Republicans in Congress withhold funding. Drafts of the applications drew criticism from consumer advocacy groups such as Families USA that said the length would discourage people from signing up and become another setback for the law.
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Cinema Cops
A study of how public perception is both reflected and influenced by film and television, this lesson helps students develop an awareness of audience as well as a critical view of media. Depictions of police in television and film over the past 80 years is the subject of this lesson.
7th - 12th Visual & Performing Arts
Violence on Film: The Ratings Game
Learn about film and TV ratings systems in Canada (includes a comparison to the MPAA system) and how they influence appropriate viewing for youths. A detailed commentary about the film Seven pointed at revealing flaws in ratings systems and an article making a cause-and-effect connection between violence warnings and teen viewing both reflect the resource publication date.
8th - 12th Health
Lesson 9- Billy Wilder: Film Noir Inventor and Genius
Students study what influenced and inspired Billy Wilder while determining the plot, characters, and historical context of the film Double Indemnity. They investigate the stereotypes of Film Noir and how it shows the media messages of the post World War II era.
7th - 12th English Language Arts
Comparing and Contrasting Two Genres: Screwball Comedy and Film Noir with Reference to "Double Indemnity"
Students compare and contrast the narrative form of film with the artistic style. They also compare the screwball comedy genres with the film noir genre. They examine the historical roots of film.
9th - 12th Visual & Performing Arts
America in Film and Fiction
Students begin the lesson by reading a book on film study. After watching the movie "Citizen Kane", they work together to identify the issues concerning the United States before World War II. As a class, they discuss how the ideas and views of the directors make their way into a film.
9th - 12th Visual & Performing Arts
Film Noir: "A Certain Disagreeable Reality"
Students engage in a instructional activity that is concerned with the genre of Film Noir. They conduct research looking for the visual style, setting, morality, outlook, and character elements. They find the answer to the events that led to the emergence of the genre.
9th - Higher Ed Social Studies & History
Interview Exclusive! Paris-Match interroge Audrey Tatou, vedette du film, Le fableux destin d'Am¿¿lie Poulain
Students role play an interview. After researching Audrey Tautou and the movie Amelie, pairs of students take turns interviewing each other. One plays the role of a journalist and the other plays the role of an actress. During the simulation, students speak in French.
5th - 12th Languages
Sentence Completion 8 (low-advanced SAT level))
Proficient English language learners or native English speakers develop vocabulary with this five-page packet. The first page contains six fill-in-the-blank questions, and learners must decide which word or words best completes the sentence provided.
11th - 12th English Language Arts
Mickalene Thomas: Origin of the Universe
Modern art is great to experience because it brings contemporary issues into everyday conversation. Upper graders consider the work of Mickalene Thomas, an artist that uses photo collage techniques to capture the beauty of African American women in today's society.
9th - 12th Visual & Performing Arts
Identity Repair
In a detailed, creative writing task, potential poets analyze how race, identity, and society categorize and (mis)represent us. The learning begins with an imaginative anticipatory set where students describe unique situations that their skin has experienced (its earliest memory, what would your skin touch).
9th - 12th English Language Arts
The Industrial World Represented by 19th Century Artists
Young scholars study paintings, sculptures and of objects d'art as documents to study the 19th century Industrial Revolution. For this art history lesson, students study a chronological timeline of art during the Industrial Revolution. Young scholars read about the art and artists of this method and time.
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In OS X, you can always toss a file onto the command line instead of laboriously typing out a complete path name because Terminal supports drag and drop. Over at Murphymac, Murphy has posted a video showing you how to create a shell script using DES3 encryption to protect your files. It takes advantage of this drag and drop support so you can basically run the script and drop the file you want to encrypt. Even if you're not all that interested in encrypting your files, this videocast shows how to think about creating shell scripts with a particularly interactive OS X
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U.S. Sports Desk, May 5 (EFE).- U.S. boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated by a unanimous decision his countryman Robert Guerrero, staying undefeated and retaining the welterweight title of the World Boxing Council, or WBC.
The bout - an agreed-to maximum of 12 rounds - Saturday night was all Mayweather, who had not boxed in more than a year and who didn't seem to feel his absence from the ring at all. He put on a real boxing lesson, despite the fact that he injured his right hand early on, the same hand he used to give Guerrero quite a punishing.
Later in the fight, he began to move, to circulate around the ring expertly, dodging and anticipating his opponent's punches, even though Guerrero, too, was always moving with the intention of exhausting the undefeated champion, although he found that to be "mission impossible."
When the 12 rounds were concluded, the three judges had no doubt that Mayweather was the victor, giving him the win with a score of 117-111.
The 36-year-old Mayweather thus took home a $32 million purse, which tied the highest ever awarded in the history of boxing matches fought in Nevada.


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Harassment and pop star propaganda precede Burma's rare election.
BANGKOK, Thailand — On Burmese TV, the nation's military junta supplies free health care, pop stars croon for ethnic unity and citizens are called on to crush the U.S. radio network Voice of America.
Welcome to election season in one of the world's most oppressive backwaters.
Though Burma (officially called "Myanmar") will soon hold its first elections in 20 years, the military-run government has yet to announce the polling date. The opposition isn't allowed to assemble. And more than 2,000 political dissidents — including Aung San Suu Kyi, elected prime minister during abolished 1990 elections — remain in confinement.
But that hasn't stopped the military government from advertising itself as just and gentle, even as Burma watchdogs insist soldiers are harassing, arresting and even killing dissenters in the run-up to elections.
"The military is pre-campaigning for the election now, even though they don't call it that," said Khin Ohmar, policy specialist with the non-profit Forum for Democracy in Burma.
"It's very intense," she said. "Let's say I'm a singer and I want to produce my album. I won't even get permission if I don't sing some pro-military regime songs."
The propaganda is particularly aimed at Burma's patchwork of ethnic minorities, whose guerilla forces remain locked into what scholars call the "world's longest running war."
The junta has sought to ease this ethnic tension with humanitarian infomercials, Ohmar said. One televised segment shows army surgeons correcting the eyesight of villagers, who are shown weeping with gratitude.
But when the propaganda machine goes on the offense, Western critics are personified as a Yosemite Sam-esque cartoon of former President George W. Bush. A state-run newspaper's review of "Rambo IV," which portrays the mercenary splattering Burmese soldiers with bullets, even ridiculed actor Sylvester Stallone's "saggy breasts."
The junta's authority is reinforced by new election laws that can void polling for "natural disasters or security reasons." The provision, analysts say, could weaken voting power in separatist regions where the military is reviled.
Other provisions, announced earlier this month, would disqualify former political prisoners from running and force Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, to expel her from their roster.
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A former Delaware Valley Charter High School student was sentenced Friday to six to 23 months in prison for his role in January in the wounding of two students when a gun went off at the North Philadelphia school. Donte Walker, 19, had admitted getting the gun from a hiding spot and delivering it to a friend, who had the weapon when it discharged. Walker's sentence by Common Pleas Court Judge Michael Erdos was recommended by the prosecutor and the defense lawyer, who both described Walker as a promising young man who did not think through the consequences of what he did. Assistant District Attorney Paul Goldman said that the victims - each was wounded in the arm - are recovering, and that both knew and liked Walker and had forgiven him. Still, Erdos did not immediately parole the 19-year-old, who has been in custody since Jan. 20, as requested by defense lawyer Jack McMahon.
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Families worried about mentally unstable loved ones hurting themselves or others would be able to seek a court order to temporarily take firearms away under a bill introduced Thursday in the New Jersey Senate. "Families or a close friend are those who know best if someone has reached that point where they are mentally ill and violently prone," said Sen. Richard Codey (D., Essex), who introduced the bill. The proposal for a "gun violence restraining order" comes after six people were killed last month in California by Elliot Rodger, 22, who then fatally shot himself.
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Three men were killed early Saturday in Philadelphia in separate shootings, police said. The first occurred about 12:30 a.m. in a bar on the 2000 block of Dennie Street in Nicetown. Officers found a man inside, shot once in his back near his left shoulder. The victim was taken to Temple University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead just before 1 a.m. Police did not release his name, or those of the other victims, pending notification of family. Another man was shot once in the chest just before 1 a.m. on the 600 block of Spring Garden Street, on the edge of Northern Liberties.
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Is this pitting?
So I bought Calphalon Tri-Ply 13 piece set last night to replace some anodized ones.. first set of stainless I've ever used and I'm a beginner cook. I spent an hour last night taking em out of the box and cleaning them, this morning I wake up and make some soft boiled eggs and I'm left with these spots. It's literally all I did, did not add salt which appears the cause the pitting but to me that's what it looks like. I waited for the pan to cool before cleaning... I also have a ring around the pan where the water was that I can't get off... I'll admit that I haven't used a scrubber/bar keepers friend because I only have heavy duty sponges which would likely scratch the surface. So all I used to try and clean the spots and ring off was a wet paper towel with dish soap.
Any suggestions? I'm ordering BKF now from Amazon and some cleaning pads, hoping that takes these spots off... Hope I don't get this result in all of my pots and pans, I'd be pretty disappointed :/ especially since I just boiled water and cooked eggs with the shell still on...
I love Bkf and thinking this will do the trick with a soft sponge. It's amazing what this stuff can do to old pots and pans. You may be able to find it at your grocery store or local hardware store.
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I've looked, can't find it! if you are thinking that will do the trick then I assume you don't believe that is pitting from the pictures?
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I don't think what you have there is pitting. From my experience, pitting shows up as tiny white dots as a result of using salt before your liquid comes to a boil. Try the BKF and I bet you'll be fine.
It's not pitting.
Your new stainless cookware is pretty and shiny, I know, but it is a tool. Don't freak out - cook, scrub. If you are doing things right it will scratch, it is supposed to. It will develop a patina of use that says you cook with it, this will not impact its performance and actually enhance its looks. I would be suspicious of anyone with a batterie of perfectly shiny out of the box looking pans.
It is just some small marks -- definitely not pitting. Bar Keeper Friend will take care of it in no time. You won't even need a scrubber. A soft brush or sponge will do.
You can also try using white vinegar. White vinegar is not nearly as effective, but sometime it works.
On the other hand, I agree with JTPhilly. You will get these kind of stains very often. You may not want to use Bar Keeper Friends all time. It just get old. At some points, you may decide/learn to live with these minor stains.
Awesome thank you for the responses!!! I'll wait for my bkf and give it a try!
Also, if this had happened over time I wouldn't be worried but it was within 12 hours so I was just a little annoyed :)
Hi Powell-
I agree that this doesn't appear to be pitting.
Be advised that there are other sources of pitting metals like stainless steel besides salt corrosion. Leaving a pan full of tomato-based pasta sauce overnight to soak will also cause serious problems in the metal surface, as the combined acids and sugars in the sauce will start working on the metal.
I would check with the manufacturer on the use of specific cleaning agents specific to your pan(s), as said use may void the warranty. BK in moderation should be fine.
You can also add a few drops of olive oil inside the cleaned and dried pan, and rub it in well to avoid discolour marks, and spotting.
Your photos illustrating the spotting were excellent, by the way.


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The port may be, as the German novelist Siegfried Lenz has written, so ''full of secrets [that] you won't understand everything you see,'' but both the harbor's scale and its fascination seem easy to grasp. For Hamburg's port isn't isolated in an outer borough; it starts instead a few minutes' walk from the city's best shopping, and that gives people here an intimacy with it that is simply not the case in cities like London or New York. They walk in groups along the riverfront, they step out of a quayside fishhouse and stop to watch a tanker turn down a waterway like a bus rounding the corner. And in a very real sense what they are watching is Hamburg itself.
Hamburg suffered heavy damage from Allied bombing during World War II. But much of its sober 19th-century core remains intact, full of grave elegant shops, and with its buildings characterized by the intricate brickwork for which northern Germany has always been famous. And everywhere there is water -- not only the Elbe, but also the Alster, a manmade lake on whose banks can be found both the city's most fashionable walks and its grandest private houses, houses that testify to the fact that Hamburg is Germany's wealthiest city.
Yet Hamburg is an anomaly among Europe's great cities. An independent city-state before it joined Bismarck's Germany in 1867, Hamburg was ruled by Protestant merchants who were above all interested in the getting of money, not in spending it on the kind of display associated with either the Church or a court. What Hamburg built instead was its port, cutting so many slips and harbors out of the Elbe's banks that they look serrated; dredging the river's bottom, deepening it so that it can handle all but the largest tankers. The port is the city's greatest monument, a monument to the prosperity of which it was itself the cause, and it embodies this city in much the way that Notre-Dame does Paris.
Of course a harbor tour isn't the only way to get a sense of the central role that shipping has always played in Hamburg's life and history. The riverfront near the Landungsbrucken offers two permanently moored museum ships on which to test your nautical knowledge.
The Rickmer Rickmers is an ironclad sailing ship, a three-masted windjammer built for the China trade in 1896; its galley and sick bay are intact and its lower deck houses a rich photographic exhibit. The Cap San Diego is even better. Dating from 1962, it is a state-of-the-art freighter from the years just before the transition to container ships. Its deck carries so many masts and derricks and cranes that it looks like an iron pincushion, and toward the bow it slopes so sharply upward that I felt I was climbing a hill. Up on the bridge I admired the mahogany paneling and read the charts on the navigator's table: the mouth of the Elbe and the coast of Brazil. The highlight is the labyrinthine engine room: full of the smell of sweet oil, and so gleamingly maintained that it looks as though the ship could get under way at any moment.
BUT the richest taste of the port's history can be found at the Museum of Hamburg History. The collection's highlight is a series of scale models that trace the city from its ninth-century foundation to the years just before World War II. There are mock-ups of the city's major churches and of an 18th-century merchant's house, with its living quarters connected to a warehouse that is in turn connected to a dock; and a truly extraordinary collection of ship models.
If, however, I had to collapse all of Hamburg's sprawling port into a single place, I would choose the Speicherstadt. Built as a customs-free zone in the 1880's, it has crassly prosaic origins; as one Pfeffersack put it, a free port was necessary because in a bonded warehouse it's not so easy to change Brazilian coffee into Javanese. The Speicherstadt remains a free port today. The rugs my mother bought in Turkey last year passed through it, duty-free, on their way to Connecticut, and much of its current trade is in Oriental carpets, around a half billion dollars' worth each year.
Yet with time it has become something more than just a Wilhelmine complex of warehouses. In the gray of an autumn afternoon, the intricacy with which it plays one colored brick off against another, glazed black against rust red, the endless variation of its gabled roofs and windows, the fantasy of the green copper helmets that hood its cranes -- all these make it seem somehow eternal. It must have been lucky in its builders, and certainly it was lucky to survive the bombing of World War II, for as I wander its alleys and watch its reflection undulating in the water of its canals, it seems to me simply the most beautiful group of brick buildings in the world.
But the Speicherstadt itself no longer gives one a view of the river at work. One Saturday afternoon I bicycled a few miles downstream, outside the city proper, and came to rest with a cappuccino at a dockside cafe. A hovercraft went past, headed for Cuxhaven, where the Elbe spills into the North Sea, and behind it a motorized rubber raft played like a dolphin in its wake. The ferry came by on the start of its 20-hour trip to England, and a container ship was met first by two tugs, one fore and the second aft, and then by a third boat that kissed its side for a moment and peeled away, heading downriver toward where several ships looked as though they were waiting on line. Upstream came a ship with a superstructure like a long low metal box, rising above its gunwales and running from the bridge to the bow, looking temporary and inscrutable and possibly illicit.
Nothing is ever in itself idyllic, above all not a modern industrial harbor. The idyll is always in the beholder's eye, and at that moment Hamburg was, for me, in Arcadia.
Shipping out
The Hamburg Information Office number, for details on tours, museums and accommodations, is (49-40) 3005-1300.
A one-hour English-language boat tour of the Hamburg harbor ($8.75, based on 1.72 marks to the dollar) leaves from Pier One at St. Pauli Landungsbrucken daily from March to November at 11:15 A.M.; tours in German run throughout the day.
The Rickmer Rickmers (admission $3.50) is open daily from 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and the Cap San Diego (admission $3.50) from 10 to 6.
The Museum of Hamburg History, at 24 Holstenwall, (49-40) 3504-2380, is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M., and on Sunday until 6; admission $4.65.
Places to Stay and Eat
Hamburg has a full complement of hotels representing the major international chains. A locally operated alternative is the 305-room Elysee, 10 Rothenbaumchaussee; (49-40) 41-41-20, fax (49-40) 4141-2733, in a district of tree-lined streets and Jugendstil apartment buildings. Doubles start at $172, including tax and service, and are an unusually good value for five-star accommodations. A breakfast buffet is $13 extra, and in addition to several popular restaurants and bars the hotel has a fine people-watching terrace.
Both the kitchen and the superb river views of the Fischereihafen Restaurant, 143 Grosse Elbstrasse, (49-40) 38-18-16, make it one of Hamburg's traditional showplaces, offering a menu of regional dishes and service of an impeccable north German reserve. Look for the matjes, the lobster soup and, when available, the whole turbot for two. Three courses, with wine, for two, about $140.
Rive, at 1 Van-der-Smissen-Strasse, (49-40) 380-59-19, offers an equally fine view of the Elbe, and is especially popular at lunch. A four-course menu of Hamburg classics is a steal at $28, but the menu as a whole gives a Mediterranean accent to the North Atlantic, with a wine list to match. A la carte: three courses, with wine, for two, about $115.
Photos: Bridges over one of Speicherstadt's canals. On the Rickmer Rickmers. City Hall. (Photographs by Gunter Schneider for The New York Times)(pg. 9); The view from a Hamburg harbor boat tour. At the Fischereihafen Restaurant, Wolf-Dieter Klunker, chef, and Horst Walther and Lahcen Metzkchoun, headwaiters, display local fish. (Photographs by Gunter Schneider for The New York Times)(pg. 8)


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