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Kevin Herrmann, who lives on the south side of Beulah, sustained floodwater damage to his home. He told the Beulah City Council Monday evening that he had met with the Federal Emergency Management Agency but because he had flood insurance was not eligible for FEMA assistance. Herrmann's main point with the council, however, went to the question of any city responsibility for allowing houses to be built in that flood plain that were not in compliance with the 100-year flood level mandates by the federal government.
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Kari Koapke, 24, Beulah, and prosecutors have reached a plea agreement reducing a Class C felony charge to a Class A misdemeanor stemming from a one-vehicle accident that killed a Beulah native.
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There is a new book out on Sarah Palin describing factually how she took on the oil industry in Alaska. Since it's not tainted with sensationalist bias, it probably won't be a best-seller.
I've read only the excerpt online. I have no idea if it is pro-Sarah or anti-Sarah from what I read. It just appears that the author wrote the bulk of the material prior to the vice presidential nomination and didn't have an agenda.
Even the "God's Will" quote often lampooned by liberal journalists is put in proper context. That is, she said it would have to be nothing short of God's will to unite all the warring and corrupt factions in Alaska in order for a pipeline to be built. And then she asked students in her former church to pray for God's will to be done.
That was it!
Some snippets from the book:
"Let me help you out if you're looking for skeletons in my closet. I got a D in a macro-econ course 24 years ago in college (and) hollered at the wrong kid this morning for not taking out the garbage."
— Sarah Palin, The Associated Press, August 2006, during Alaska gubernatorial campaign
"With Frank Murkowski and Ben Stevens in charge, it's like the Night of the Living Dead. We're being guided by two people whose political careers are over."
— Sen. Hollis French, D-Anchorage, Petroleum News, Aug. 27, 2006, after incumbent Gov. Frank Murkowski lost to Sarah Palin in the Republican primary, and after Alaska Senate President Ben Stevens' office was searched by the FBI as part of an ongoing investigation into political corruption in Alaska.
"In my personal belief, we have gone from being in front of the curve to being in back of the curve…"
— Joe Marushack, vice president of gas development for ConocoPhillips Alaska, told the Alaska Legislature's Senate Resources Committee early in February 2007, after Sarah Palin became governor and scrapped the fiscal contract ConocoPhillips, BP and ExxonMobil had negotiated with the previous governor.
"I think God's will has to be done in unifying people and companies to get that gas line built, so pray for that."
— Sarah Palin, on the multi-billion dollar gas pipeline project she wanted built from the North Slope to markets in and outside of Alaska, speaking to students at the Wasilla Assembly of God Church, June 2008
"How does Gov. Palin manage it all? The kids, family, responsibilities as governor?"
– Kay Cashman
"She doesn't do anything else. It's all kids and work. … Her idea of a big night out is a barbecue in her backyard."
— Judy Patrick, photographer and close friend to Palin
"… Your leadership and that of your administration has been outstanding and your integrity and transparent style are a breath of fresh air in what has proven to be a rather shady and smoke-filled past in regard to energy issues in Alaska."
— David Sokol, chairman and CEO of MidAmerican Holdings Co. (a Warren Buffet company), to Gov. Sarah Palin, related to her work on a pipeline to carry North Slope gas to market.
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For all the conversation about Sarah Palin, there are very few factual references materials regarding who this woman is and what she has actually done as a leader. There is a new book set to hit the shelves by mid October that will finally end that void. The book is being published by Petroleum News Alaska and is call 'Sarah takes on Big Oil'
This book is the story of Gov. Sarah Palin's battle with Alaska's 'Big3' oil companies, as told by the state's top oil and gas writers Kay Cashman and Kristen Nelson. These woman are uniquely qualified to tell the story of Palin and her dealings with the oil industry. Cashman is the publisher and executive editor of Petroleum News, an independent news-driven weekly newspaper. Nelson, editor-in-chief of Petroleum News, has maintained a long-time eye on Alaska government and its interactions with the state's most lucrative industry.
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My mom is the co-author and while this book lacks the entertainment of SNL, it will give you some facts and insight into a woman who has us all asking, regardless of political persuasion: Who is Sarah Palin?
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Over the past 100 years, however, startling discoveries in biblical archeology and scholarship have all but vanquished the faulty assumptions of these doubting modernists. Regrettably, these discoveries have often been ignored by the skeptics as well as by the popular media. As a result, the liberal view still holds sway in universities and impacts the culture and even much of the church.
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Massacre of Innocence goes where no pro-life presentation has gone before in "tearing the lid off abortion" to reveal the spiritual realities we must battle if we will bring an end to this crime. The presentation is absorbing, fast-paced, informative and incredibly devastating to any attempt to justify abortion.
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- Main Line Tracey Aug 24, 2006 02:55 PM
We are going to be around 20th & Sansom on Saturday night and wondered if there were any reasonably priced good restaurants in the area. Any recs?
My husband had noticed a restaurant (begins w/P) in the area that seems to have been there a while. Sorry for the sketchy info. Anyone know about it though.
re: Bride of the Juggler
Porcini! That was the one that he mentioned. So it's very good?
And Caffe Casta Diva or Tria. I am not familiar with either of those.
re: Main Line Tracey
you might have a wait at Tria, but it is very, very good.
re: Main Line Tracey
Yes, Porcini is very good. It's tiny, tho, and as I recall, they don't take reservations, so if that's your choice, try to get there early. We also liked Goia Mia, across the street, but haven't been there in about a year.
Tria. Small plates, but large enough for dinner, great beer and wine list. Extensive cheese selection. No reservations. 18th and Sansom, I think.
The menu for Tria looks great. I love tapas style because I can order many different things and just get small tastes. Amada is fabulous, but Tria looks like an American style, casual restaurant (the prices are great).
We will probably go there. I will give a report either way. Any recs on what to order at Tria?
re: Main Line Tracey
The Truffled Egg Toast with Fontina Cheese is a delicious starter. I've tried most of the sandwiches and enjoyed them all. As for beer and wine.....be daring. Tria is a great place to try things you wouldn't normally try. They have Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA on tap which is like heaven for a guy like me. And the staff is very knowledgeable about their wines and beer (and cheese!).
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I have tried the 120 minute and I found the alcohol content too overpowering of, well, everything else including the hop flavors. I find the 90 minute to be the perfect balance between alcohol strength and hoppiness. And this is coming from a fellow hop-head. My favorite IPA is Russian River Pliny the Elder (90 minute is a close second)......I believe Tria carries Russian River brews. Keep your eyes peeled.
re: Main Line Tracey
sundried tomato bruschetta, the veggie panini, beets w/ feta, and fig/gorgonzola bruschetta are some of my faves... fyi draft beers are a good price for the serving too. enjoy!
Thank you for recommending Tria. It was very nice (and our bill was only $35 with non-alcoholic drinks and tip!). We had the truffled egg toast (large cube of bread with fontina cheese melted on top and a semi-soft egg served over greens), Piquillo peppers stuffed with lump crab salad over Basil Pesto Oil, Roasted beets with feta, Bruschetta: gorgonzola w/fig jam, goat cheese/roasted garlic/pesto and truffled mushroom with fontina.
The truffled egg toast was ok, the piquillo peppers were wonderful!, the beets were ok, the gorgonzola/fig bruchetta was very nice, the goat cheese pesto bruchetta was great (the waitress said that they make the pesto fresh daily) and the mushroom fontina bruchetta was very nice.
I would have to say that it was very good, considering the price and that they don't have a full kitchen.
We went to Capirogiro afterwards. They were out of the bitter chocolate (darn!) but we enjoyed the coffee and the peach procecco flavors.
Thanks again to all for the recs. The Helium comedy club was great as well.
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MLT, I'm going to Helium tomorrow for a show and I'm glad you started this thread and got these good recs. Now I know I won't have to settle for the club fare. :)
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Oh, man, I'm sorry I did not see this post until today. We could have intro'd ourselves! We went last night, 8 PM show. Was that the show you went to? He was awesome. He's one of my favorite comics... but I digress. We didn't eat out, though. My mother-in-law came to babysit our toddler so we ended up cooking for her and eating at home before we left.
I did stop in front of Porcini on the way to check out the menu. It looked good. How was it? I know that I'll be heading to Helium in the future and I'd love to eat in the area.


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I looked through "Brewing, Science, and Practice" where I remembered reading about some pasteurization info.
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at 53C minimum time to kill population 56 min
at 60C minimum time to kill population 5.6 min
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The tunnel pasteurizers have a few zones. They first warm up the bottles, then kick it up to pastuerization temp, then cool them down
It also talks a bit about percentage of co2 in the bottle and percentage of head space, but it doesn't give an exact formula.
I've never used this type of quipment before so maybe I'm off base here, but it's the temp that kills the badies, so why not keep the canner vessel pressurized. Would that provide a sort of quasi equilibrium (the pressure in the vessel reoghly equivalent to the pressure in the bottle) and prevent the bottle from rupturing?
Obvouisly you'd have to cool it back to room temp before releasing the pressure or else "boom" again.
I understand your line of reasoning, but I think that the increase in pressure in the bottles due to CO2 expansion would far outweigh the increase in pressure in the canner due to heating. Not sure, but that was my assumption. I didn't have any good info for the solubility of CO2 at different temps.
i've got another experiment in the works today, and will be controlling the temperature of the bottles. stay tuned for results. i can't see how this will fail using Bokonon's numbers, unless my CO2 volume or headspace is way off. again using carbed H2O for simplicity.


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The Lodge is located in the middle of the Nantahala National Forest. If you are looking for a rental in town this is not the one. If you are looking for beautiful accommodations in a one of a kind setting only a few hundred yards from Fontana Lake and surrounded by over 4000 acres of national forest then this is the only property for you. Wildlife abounds. The Wilderness (Flat Branch) public boat ramp is less than a half mile away. Access to the property is through a locked large iron gate a quarter mile into the Nantahala National Forest with views of the Smoky Mountain National Park across Fontana Lake. Property has monitored security system.
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It's just kind of another ho-hum season for Rice Owl baseball fans. The team won the regular season C-USA title, and the team once again won the C-USA conference tournament. For the 19th consecutive season, the 41-17 Owls are taking part in the NCAA postseason. It's all something to which Rice fans ... More >>
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The Houston Cougars dashed off to a 13-0 lead against the Rice Owls on Wednesday night. The offense worked to perfection. There was some decent defense being played. But as the teams went into a timeout only 7:45 into the game, one couldn't help but sense doom hanging over the Hofheinz Pavilion cour ... More >>
These guys are turrible!The Rice Owls (11-8, 2-2) lost a basketball game they should have won on Wednesday night. The Houston Cougars (9-9, 1-4) were blown out yet again. It's turning into another disappointing men's basketball season in Houston, Texas. It's not supposed to have been this ... More >>
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John RoyalHouston Cougars coach James DickeyThe Houston Cougars and Rice Owls men's basketball teams take to the court again today. Possibly for the last time. Possibly for the start of a miracle run. And while the Owls eagerly look for such a run to happen, using the Cougars of last year ... More >>
John RoyalThe Cougars and Owls tip off to begin Saturday's gameMaurice McNeil made a lay-up 34 seconds into Houston's Saturday game against the Rice Owls. This shot put the Cougars up 2-0. The Cougars never again led in the game, and except for one brief shining moment when they tied the ga ... More >>
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Class of Six Chosen For MU Athletics Hall of Fame
Group To Be Inducted Feb. 10 In Columbia
Carly Northup became the Assistant Athletic Director of External Engagement in July of 2013. Northup will direct and oversee a newly-formed division; this department will focus on creating new initiatives to expand customer service, gameday experience and fan/donor appreciation at all Athletic events. Northup will also have continued oversight of TSF donor stewardship and cultivation, and continue to be responsible for stewarding, cultivating, and soliciting a portfolio of major gift level donors. She is also a member of the four person ICA team, who was responsible for oversight of architect selection, budget ($46.8M East Side and $9.75M West Side premium seating), design, bid packages and critical path of the construction to Memorial Stadium.
In her previous roles at Mizzou, Northup served as Senior Director of Development (2011) and Development for Donor Services (2008) and facilitated all athletic department special events, while stewarding, cultivating, and soliciting a portfolio of annual fund and major gift donors.
Northup also gained the complete oversight and coordination of the Tiger Scholarship Fund Premium Seating program for football and men's basketball and assisted in the development of the capital campaign funding model. In addition, She coordinated and oversaw the establishment of the John and Dolly Kadlec Society, which focuses on the philanthropic avenue of planned giving, and was the development office liaison to Levy Restaurants Catering and Concert Operations, while serving as a member of the Senior Management Team for the Missouri Athletics Department.
Prior to the University of Missouri, Northup served as the assistant director of development for athletics in the Mountaineer Athletic Club at West Virginia University, where she assisted in the implementation of the annual fund, MAC publications, premium seating, and coordinated and facilitated all special events.
A native of Springfield, Va., Northup taught high school English at Liberty Christian Academy in Lynchburg, Va., from 2002-06. She also served as head coach of the women's soccer team and assistant coach with the women's basketball team.
Northup holds bachelor degrees in psychology and English from Liberty University and a Master's degree in Sport Management and Administration from West Virginia University.
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A 60-year-old North Carolina man was killed in a collision Thursday morning, according to the Cherokee County coroner.
Cherokee County Coroner Dennis Fowler said Randy Kale Davis, of Shelby, was driving his 2002 Jeep Wrangler north on Blacksburg Highway when it was involved in a collision.
"Mr. Davis' vehicle was struck in the driver's door by a 2005 Chevrolet Impala that was headed south and attempting to enter the northbound on ramp of Interstate 85 at exit 100. After contact with the car, the Jeep struck a guard rail and overturned trapping the victim between the ground and the seat," Fowler said.
Fowler said Davis, who was wearing a seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Most people fall in love at some point in college, and Bill Edmund was no exception. He can still recall how his heartstrings tightened when, in 1983, he was introduced to the classical guitar. As his burgeoning career in geology led him to Louisiana and California, Edmund carved out time to pursue classical and flamenco guitar. While studying new fingerpicking techniques and improving his musicianship, he managed to accumulate a sizable collection of fine and rare guitars. In 2010, this collection helped him to open Vintage Guitars International, where he now devotes his full attention to the love he first discovered back in college. As one of the top guitar retailers in the Northwest, Edmund's guitar emporium stocks a selection of classical and flamenco guitars and ukuleles crafted by luthiers from across North America and Europe. Alongside its most sought-after instruments, the store also sells intro-level guitars, sheet music, books, and cases—each of which includes a complimentary air guitar.
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