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Houston may have a high number of dog attacks on postal workers, but it's a Fort Worth letter carrier who's taking heat for allegedly killing a family's dog with a rock. Lawrence Brown says the mailman, whose name has not been released, admitted to caving in the 5-year-old Yorkshire terrier's skull ... More >>
More postal workers were bitten by dogs in Houston last year than in 61 other cities. In advance of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, which we all know kicks off May 18, the United States Postal Service has released statistics showing that Houston had 63 dog attacks of postal workers in 2013, out ... More >>
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This weekend's Free Press Summer Fest at Eleanor Tinsley Park is officially (way) sold out, so our readers who don't have passes at this point are sadly now forced to test their skills at the "secondary market." For those of you who are already in, this week Rocks Off has been bringing you our staff ... More >>
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Offices a-closin'The U.S. Postal Service has announced it's thinking about shutting 3,700 locations across the country, many in small towns. But Houston would not be spared: A list of potential closings -- hilariously labeled the "Expanded Access Study List" -- shows nine sites in the city a ... More >>
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Probably lives in HoustonIt's hard out there for a Houston mail carrier -- if the heat doesn't get you, the dogs probably will. The United States Postal Service has put out its list of the 10 most dangerous cities for dog attacks, and coming in at the top is....us. USPS says 62 Houston lett ... More >>
Make sure your fake receipts are not for closed hotels.If you're going to rip your union off for $10,000 by putting in fake travel vouchers, don't put in one showing you stayed at a New Orleans hotel while it was closed because of huge Hurricane Katrina damage. It's just common sense. Con Ar ... More >>
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For 42 years, Allied Van Lines has issued a report saying where people are moving to and where they're leaving. Once again, Texas tops the list of destination states.Dominates the list, is more like it. The state had a net gain of almost 2,000, the company reports, far greater than second-place A ... More >>
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KENDALLVILLE – This is how crazy fun Friday night was for East Noble and how forgettable it was for visiting Columbia City: Knights senior Tyler Housholder outscored the Eagles by six points. And he's the kicker.
Lopsided doesn't begin to describe East Noble's 79-7 NHC victory over Columbia City.
There aren't enough letters in rout to put a handle on this one.
A week after giving unbeaten New Haven all it wanted in an overtime loss, Columbia City (3-4, 2-3) got all it wanted from East Noble (5-2, 3-2). And the Knights gave plenty, which included a 56-0 lead at the half.
We executed well, East Noble's first-year coach Luke Amstutz said. Honestly, the first half of that game was one of the best-executed halves of football that I've ever witnessed in a high school game. We played really good. We played hard. We hit. We blocked. We did all of the things you have to do.
And Columbia City, plagued by injuries, including a broken leg to receiver Jared Murphy, had difficulty with nearly everything.
Last week we adjusted pretty well with guys going out and being depleted with injuries, but I think we were very hesitant and we were waiting for somebody to make a play, Columbia City coach Randy Hudgins said. That kind of got us out early, and it kind of snowballed from there.
Try avalanche, since it was 35-0 after the first quarter and the deficit grew larger with each pass and passing quarter.
Senior quarterback Nic Weimer set a single-game school record with six touchdown passes, completing 20 of 24 for 318 yards.
Three of his touchdown passes went to Grey Fox for 8, 19 and 22 – all in the first half. Brandon Mable got the show on the road with the first one – a 40-yarder on the Knights' third offensive play of the game. Weimer got essentially a 60-yard pad-the-stats touchdown on a shovel pass to Kyle Mundon, and all but closed the night with a 3-yard flip to Tom Woehnker.
We executed, Weimer said. Our defense started out with a three-and-out. Our offense went out there and executed and did everything we needed to do. Very few mistakes, and that helped us a lot.
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FORT MYERS BEACH, Fla.- The smell of dead fish has been strong on Fort Myers Beach for the last few days because of the red tide, but clean up crews have been moving a long the six miles of sand picking up dead fish, which is helping with the smell and the sight of decomposing fish.
The town tells us additional workers have been placed on the beach to help with this cleanup. Crews will continue to collect dead fish as long as the problem continues.
According to the town manager, the number of dead fish picked up yesterday was 25 percent more than Monday. Red tide is affecting several Southwest Florida beaches.
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Descendants of Dakota Indians are suing southern Minnesota property owners to set up a new reservation on land that was once promised by the federal government. A class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks to evict the current inhabitants of 12 square miles northwest of New Ulm and asks for monetary d ... More >>
Rep. Betty McCollum is co-chair of the Congressional Native American Caucus, and in that role, she's led the push to get Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to change the team's name, which she characterizes as a "derogatory slur akin to the 'N-word' among African Americans or the 'W-word' among ... More >>
The American Indian Movement will march from the American Indian Center to the Metrodome on November 7 then hold a rally outside the stadium when the Vikings play the Redskins during a nationally televised contest that evening.SEE ALSO: UMD hockey fans warned after "smallpox blankets" chant during F ... More >>
Betty McCollum represents St. Paul in the House of Representatives, but as co-chair of the Congressional Native American Caucus, she's leading the charge to get a D.C. sports team to change its name.SEE ALSO: UMD hockey fans warned after "smallpox blankets" chant during Fighting Sioux seri ... More >>
Rep. Ryan Winkler, D-Golden Valley, has a case of the sads over the exodus of the University of Minnesota and University of North Dakota from the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.SEE ALSO: UMD hockey fans warned after "smallpox blankets" chant during Fighting Sioux seriesNext year, the storied ... More >>
Students at Red River High School in Grand Forks, North Dakota, staged a "whiteout" during Friday night's state tournament hockey game against Fargo's Davies High School.SEE ALSO: Angry hockey dad yells insult while holding infant, tells another parent he'll cave his face in [VIDEO] But three freshm ... More >>
Late last month, the NCAA told UND the school "must forfeit competition" unless it scrubs the "hostile and abusive" Fighting Sioux name and Indian head logo from gear worn by athletes, school band members, cheerleaders, dancers, and mascots.UND officials have apparently decided not forfeiting i ... More >>
The NCAA is officially out of patience when it comes to the University of North Dakota's controversial Fighting Sioux nickname.In a letter sent to the UND provost yesterday, Bernard W. Franklin, the NCAA's chief inclusion officer, wrote that UND "must forfeit competition" if it does not scrub the ... More >>
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The people of North Dakota may get a chance to decide whether the University of North Dakota continues to use the Fighting Sioux nickname or not.Last night, supporters of the nickname delivered a petition with about 17,000 signatures to the NoDak secretary of state. State law says that if 13,452 ... More >>
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Continuing their promotional tour in support of their upcoming album Ghost Stories, Coldplay was the featured musical guest on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon earlier this week.
With their sea of stars stage setup, the quartet turned in moving performances of "Always in My Head" and "Magic," the latter of which they played on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
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Once again, China's economic data showed the world's second-largest economy growing at a slower-than-expected pace, in what appears to be its new normal these days. But there's at least one area of China that seems immune to those growth concerns: Macau.
This week, China's official purchasing managers' index fell to 50.6 in April from 50.9 in March, the latest sign of slowing.
Yet even as China and its stock market struggle, gamblers continue to flock to Macau, the former British colony known for its Las Vegas-style strip of casinos. Gaming revenue rose 13.2% in April and has jumped 14.4% so far this year, to $11 billion. Those gains have come despite a series of unfortunate events, including China's corruption crackdown and avian-flu fears that should have kept Chinese travelers at home.
As a result, Macau's gambling stocks have been on a tear. The BI Macau Gaming Index, which includes Melco Crown Entertainment MPEL -0.5449591280653951% Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd. ADS U.S.: Nasdaq USD25.55 -0.14 -0.5449591280653951% /Date(1417039200097-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1412693 AFTER HOURS USD25.5532 0.00319999999999965 0.012524461839530333% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3777 P/E Ratio 19.071433903112638 Market Cap 14294095840.501 Dividend Yield 1.122504892367906% Rev. per Employee 423597 More quote details and news » (ticker: MPEL), Galaxy Entertainment (27.Hong Kong), and SJM Holdings (880.Hong Kong), has surged 24% this year. U.S.-based casino stocks with Macau interests have also outperformed. Investors got more good news this week when Las Vegas Sands LVS -0.5192761605035405% Las Vegas Sands Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD63.22 -0.33 -0.5192761605035405% /Date(1417039286376-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2431075 AFTER HOURS USD63.35 0.130000000000003 0.20563112938943373% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 21141 P/E Ratio 18.984984984984983 Market Cap 50702313643.7964 Dividend Yield 3.1635558367605188% Rev. per Employee 305640 More quote details and news » (LVS) and MGM Resorts International MGM 0.04384042086804033% MGM Resorts International U.S.: NYSE USD22.82 0.01 0.04384042086804033% /Date(1417039312174-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4750437 AFTER HOURS USD22.82 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 37323 P/E Ratio 71.3125 Market Cap 11207358138.6963 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 165472 More quote details and news » (MGM) both reported earnings that easily trumped analysts' forecasts. Las Vegas Sands has gained 23%, MGM Resorts has jumped 27%, and Wynn Resorts WYNN -0.5336778832649851% Wynn Resorts Ltd. U.S.: Nasdaq USD177.06 -0.95 -0.5336778832649851% /Date(1417039200071-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 825917 AFTER HOURS USD177 -0.0600000000000023 -0.03388681802778719% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7506 P/E Ratio 21.35826296743064 Market Cap 17945030482.3914 Dividend Yield 3.388681802778719% Rev. per Employee 352460 More quote details and news » (WYNN) has climbed 22%.
Of course, with gains like that it's fair to ask whether all the good news is priced into the stocks. RBC Capital Markets analyst John Kempf doesn't think so. "It's tough enough to find a market growing 10% month-over-month in gaming, let alone other industries," he says. "These are good numbers, and if they continue, it will drive stocks higher."
Still, it pays to be choosy. Joohee An, portfolio manager of the Mirae Asset Asia Great Consumer fund (MGCEX), says investors should target the companies that have the most exposure to "mass" gamblers, as opposed to the wealthier VIPs, to better take advantage of the Chinese consumers' newfound jones for traveling -- and that operate casinos on the Cotai, which is modeling itself on the Las Vegas Strip and seeks to become the go-to destination for Macau visitors. Two stocks that fit the bill: Sands China 1928.hk -0.9594882729211087% Sands China Ltd. Hong Kong HKD46.45 -0.45 -0.9594882729211087% /Date(1417212064000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10508611 P/E Ratio 19.198181442446785 Market Cap 378327398108.78 Dividend Yield 3.7029063509149625% Rev. per Employee 2971430 More quote details and news » (1928.Hong Kong) and Galaxy Entertainment, which make up nearly 9% of her portfolio. "It's old Macau versus new Macau," she says.
Investors shouldn't count out the U.S. operators, RBC's Kempf says. Las Vegas Sands and Wynn, both of which he rates Outperform, get 61% and 71% of their revenue from Macau, respectively. Sands has more exposure to the mass market, while Wynn has a brand name that should keep the VIP gamblers showing up at its casinos, he says. Both companies, meanwhile, pay above-market dividends to investors -- Wynn yields 2.9% while Las Vegas Sands yields 2.4% -- and Kempf expects both to grow. They also paid large special dividends last year that pushed those yields to 7%, Kempf says: "That's important."
BY THE TIME YOU READ THIS, Malaysians will have voted to elect a new government. The potential for an upset has some concerned that the reforms that helped Malaysia's economy grow at a 6.4% clip last year could be undone. But investors shouldn't worry. Either party is unlikely to do anything to hamper Malaysia's growth, says Michael Reynal, portfolio manager of the RS Emerging Markets fund. "It might create some nerves [in the market] for a few days," Reynal says, "but it could be a buying opportunity."
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Wunderkind starts robot-buster weapons firm
Famed dotcom 1.0 teen millionaire Ben Way has started a company specialising in anti-robot weaponry. Way foresees lucrative business opportunities in suppressing the inevitable rogue killbots and machine rebellions to be expected in coming years. The new company, WAR Defence (Weapons Against Robots) was launched this week. "The …
"Within 15 years...
...robots will be commonplace in the home". Yeah. And how many times have we heard this one?
I for one
would like to be the first to welcome our murderous robotic overlords.
Robot Sniffers
"....robot sniffers..."
It's time to start training the alsations, as per Terminator. (They're much cheaper and easer to make that all this high tech stuff. They will also bring back a thrown stick)
Colour me sceptical
...cos this guy sounds like a nut.
Will the robot in the home
be able to park my flying car?
Yes, we want to see giant robots fighting, not some EMP device.
I already have a robot in my home. Its a floor cleaner and wonderful, wonderful device. Its AI and sensors could be better though, but its still a wonderful device.
Beating bots is easy, buy "How to survive a robot uprising".
This bloke needs to set up a joint venture with
Kevin Warwick.
Or maybe that should be "needs to go into battle with Kevin Warwick".
Where is Captain Cyborg these days anyway?
We don't need no stinking robot protection!
Kirk to Android: "Mudd always lies. He never tells the truth."
Mudd: I'm lying right now."
How hard can it be?
What are they going to do differently? The current wave of military robots look quite fragile, they're not going to stand up to an RPG, and probably not an armour piercing bullet either. If the tracks/wheels get damaged all you've got is an immobile gun platform that could probably be dispatched by someone running up behind and whacking it a few times with a sledgehammer. There's a limit to how much armour you can strap onto them as well, and if they build robotic tanks (BOLO!) then just use standard AT ordnance.
Maybe they'll invent an EMP bomb...
The thin end of the wedge...
Before long OCP will be along with a hostile takeover. Robots specifically designed for urban pacification will become the norm and then we're in trouble.
We're all doomed...........
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i was thinking more bubblegum crash there's just something about 4 women in cybernetic battle armor
guys definitely been watching tomuch anime though but to be be fair i can see a market for it i mean if the USA has robot killing machines some one else probable will so i can the USA wanting to defend they men with these things
Robo Sapiens? :-) Romeopathic Binary*
"WAR Defence is the world's first defence company specifically targeted at protecting us against the current and emerging threats posed by robotics and is said to be already in talks with several Government defence agencies."
NIRobotIQs would dispute that too bold a claim. But wouldn't bother with a dispute. Governments which need defending from threats must surley be bad Governments/Gangs.
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We periodically need to remind ourselves what kind of twats created, and burst the dotcom 1.0 bubble. All shiny(ish) idea to hoover up the VC* cash, and no workable business plan. So nice of this guy to pop up with this kind of rubbish, I'm almost feeling some nostalgia for the 90's.
*Venture Capitalist, not Vulture Central, need I say
Upon trying to view their web site I saw only this message: -
"FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this)."
I couldn't have put it better myself guys. FAIL indeed.
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Open Letter to Lewis Page
C'mon Lewis get your facts straight here. I don't mind all the stuff about media professor arm waving - that comes with the territory and it is fair game. But you have been writing about my efforts for long enough to know that I do not give support to war effort of any kind.
You quote me correctly: "This is the first real response that I have seen to the predicted rise in the use of autonomous military robots," said the arm-waving prof, quoted by Way. "It testifies to the dangerous slippery slope that we seem to be inevitably sliding down.
"Ben Way has certainly picked up on the magnitude of the impending threat ... I really hope that it does not come down to the use of these devices."
These quotes should be taken at face value - I mean only what I say there. The following paragraph of yours is hardly my style now is it?
"Speaking of Way's WAR Defence effort, the media'n'AI prof said that the planned virus plagues, pulse bombs and robot sniffers would surely come in handy when the machine praetorians of tomorrow's corrupt human polities inevitably turn on their jaded fleshy overlords."
Let me be clear that I have no fear of robot overlords taking over the world - that is fantasy. My fear is that the humans controlling the robots may not fully understand the consequences of their actions.
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So what if...
All this new anti-terminator gubbins gets hacked? We they create something to protect us from that also?
Sunny Networks ..... CaliPhormation ..... Big Brother Californication
"Let me be clear that I have no fear of robot overlords taking over the world - that is fantasy. My fear is that the humans controlling the robots may not fully understand the consequences of their actions."
An irrational fear which could be made perfectly rational whenever humans controlling the robots fully understand the consequences of their action.
It would be as well of IT to assume that such consequences/collateral damage as may be imagined has been considered and may even be condoned and supported. Although as a future event, likely only in cases of a series of catalysing sub events, to which the System and ITs Networks would be alerted to to prevent/not carry, such pessimism is unworthy of Support.
You may discover that RobotIQs dDelivers More Freedoms and Better Conditions than you have obviously previously never Imagined Possible to be so Depressingly Dull in Outlook.
Lewis has gone
It's obvious from the sceptical tone of this article that Lewis Page has been subverted by the Dark Side, and this is a piece of propaganda by the Robot Overlords (TM).
Fantasy vs fantasy
Open Comment to Prof Sharkey
If you have no fear of out-of-control robots attacking humans, why endorse Ben Way's ostensible attempts (comical though they are) to build weapons specifically intended for dealing with such situations? If Ben Way and his silliness aren't your style, you shouldn't be drumming up business for him in his press releases - or didn't he ask you?
Too damn right, looks as though the little tyke has discovered the crystalline nasal masculine bovine excreta generation habit so beloved of the original dot bomb crowd
Just so web bubble blame
is correctly apportioned - Lehman and Merrill Lynch were big players there, and here comes there comeupence.
If he is using his own money - all power to him. It will go robotics and sooo much faster then people are expecting.
Everday things get smaller, and more advanced. Sure, robots are here already, they are the food mixers, vacuum clearners, automated factories, but it is set to get more and more pervasive.
This current clear out is setting the stage for a new economy, production has to be done in the country of sale, and specialisation of a country has been shown to be a failure. All the banks have moved to Suisse as center of operations, fuck the square mile.
What the UK people are good at, well Scots and English, is innovation, shame the yanks, canadians and australian have taken a fair chunk of those people, but that is the only way out now for the UK; clever ideas made into reality.
And hey he might be onto something here, my bet is it will be a spin off he will find along the road for this idea, that will make the cash.
How would you rate the current US military UAVs on Style, Control, Damage and Aggression?
Is really a surprise..
..that no one can find Ben Way? He obviously knew too much.
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Fast bike/car+ gatso+middle finger.
The only weapon we'll ever need...
... the humble staircase. That's yer robot rebellion stumped right there, that is.
Stairway to hell.
@ AC . When in say the centre of Salisbury Plains being pursued by a horde of blood thirsty kilbots, where exactly would you produce your handy bot defeating staircase from?
Personally, a large calibre slug thrower would be my preference ( no not the slimy things that eat lettuce,I mean soft nosed, semi jacketed lead slugs.)
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You make a good point. Ben's press team did indeed ask my permission to use my quote. It does not mean that I endorse his products - naive as that may sound - I am taking every opportunity to raise public awareness of the issues. I am seeing more and more moves towards autonomous weaponry every day.
You also correctly point out a confusion that I introduced in my open letter about the word control. Let me try to clarify. When I say that I have no fear of robot overlords, I don't mean that I am not worried about "robots out of control". There are two different senses of control here. One is the direct remote control of robots and the other , which I intended, is control in the sense of being responsible for which robots are developed and deciding how the robots will be used.
All machines under our control can go out of control - they do not have to be smart to do so. I mean that they will not in themselves have any intent to do us harm - they are just machines whether autonomous or remote controlled.
The point that I keep banging on about and will keep banging on about until everyone is sick of it is that the planned development of autonomous weapons does not take into account the fact that none of the available methods of sensing equip a robot to distinguish between combatants and innocent civilians.
And Lewis, even though you do not appear agree with me, I am always glad to see you writing about it and providing the opportunity for a wider discussion.
May I point you and your other readers to the Armed Unmanned Systems Forum of AUVSI for further reading on the topic. http://www.unsysinst.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=89&sid=348e8c8baed97bae9f70451e90293223
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"We ran very well again. I'm glad we got a chance to see this course a couple weeks ago because it helped us. Every time you run a course, you get better," Sedona Head Coach Harry Schneider said.
For the boys, Sedona ran away from the competition at Estrella Regional Park [5K], scoring 21 points to take home their second straight West region championship.
Senior Jesus Rivera was again the main reason, winning the meet with a 16:20 time and receiving the 3A-West Outstanding Runner of the Year award for his efforts.
Other team results included Wickenburg High School who took second with 45 points, Chino Valley High School was third with 69 points, River Valley High School was fourth with 118 points and Estrella Foothills High School did not qualify.
Standouts for Sedona besides Rivera included senior Garrett Debs who took second overall with a 16:51 time while sophomore teammate Jorge Rivera was fourth overall with a 17:58.
Debs improved dramatically, having run an 18:05 two weeks ago on the same course.
Sophomore Alan Meyers took sixth with an 18:11 time and junior Taylor Weber was eighth with an 18:26 time.
Both Rivera boys, Debs, Meyers and Weber received first team All-Region awards.
The sixth runner for Sedona, sophomore Zac Johnson, finished in 14th place with a 19:21 time.
For the girls, Sedona took home first place with 21 points, far and away better than the next closest team in Wickenburg who finished second with 78.
River Valley came in third with 90 points, Chino Valley was fourth with 91 points and Estrella Foothills wrapped up the top five with 95 points.
"The temperature was a little lower which helped, but our girls were fantastic," Schneider said.
The Scorpion girls team was stellar Saturday with all seven finishing in the top nine spots.
Senior Sophia Zeno finished second overall with a 20:18 time while freshman Kala Seresun took third with a 20:36.
Junior Hope Goimarac took fourth with a 21:13 time, freshman Taylor Gage was fifth with a 21:15 time and freshman Eva Wilson wrapped up the top five for the Scorpions, taking seventh overall with a 21:42 time.
Other notables included senior Lydia Mosley who finished eighth overall with a 21:58 time and senior Rita Clancy who took ninth with a 22:09 time.
"I'm very happy to see the boys and girls do so well. What a performance by these kids at the region meet," Schneider said.
With the West region championship trophy standing tall in the front office at Sedona, the Scorpions now turn their attentions to the 3A state meet.
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Schneider predicts both boys and girls teams could be top 10 finishers and the girls may even challenge for a top three spot, maybe even a state championship.
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"We need to change the way we pay for cancer care and almost every other type of care in this country."
In two America Tonight segments entitled, "Is America treating cancer the wrong way?" Michael Okwu of Al Jazeera America delves into the cost of cancer care and an experiment in delivering care differently to reduce costs and improve quality for patients. Okwu interviews Dr. Arnie Milstein, director of the Stanford Clinical Excellence Research Center (CERC) and Dr. Manali Patel, an oncologist who has designed and is testing a program for patients with advanced cancer. He also interviews two patients who have chosen different paths for their cancer treatment.
Dr. Patel's program includes a health coach, who spends time with patients and families to ensure they understand the "big picture, helping them decide how cancer treatment fits in with how they want to spend the rest of their lives." Patients also have access to a 24-hour hotline to address symptoms and side effects and avoid trips to the emergency room, and some patients have chemotherapy administered at home by a home health nurse.
Dr. Patel believes that with better information, up to 70 percent of patients with advanced cancer would choose less aggressive treatment options, and she predicts that the model could save $50 billion annually in reduced hospital visits and chemotherapy.
She shared her model with a number of hospitals and health systems but met with resistance because of lost revenue from chemotherapy drugs and administration. "'Chemotherapy is how we keep our practice going,'" she recalled them saying. "'Chemotherapy is how we keep our hospital running,'" she said. Okwu points out that two thirds of oncologists' income comes from administering drugs.
"We need to change the way we pay for cancer care and almost every other type of care in this country," Dr. Milstein said. "We need to gear it to what patients and their families are looking for, which is improved physical and mental well-being."
"It's easier, sometimes, to say, 'Oh, metastatic lung cancer. Let's give you these two drugs or even three drugs,' and very quickly have a treatment plan put into place with chemotherapy orders signed than it is to sit down with the patient and their families and go through this difficult conversation," said Dr. Patel.
As patient advocates, our first priority to make sure patients have access to the best quality care and quality of life throughout their cancer experience, including at the end of life. Patients who fully understand their treatment options – including benefits, risks, side effects, quality of life, and cost – can make better decisions for their care. We understand that "more" is not necessarily better and that for some individuals with cancer, the decision to treat their symptoms rather than aggressively treat their advanced cancer, is the best one.
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It wasn't enough to get pizza redefined as a vegetable to soften the impact of federal school lunch nutrition standards. Now the minions of the processed-food industry are angling to roll back the school meal standards altogether. The nutrition standards are anathema to Big Food because they require more fresh food to be served to students. This makes school meal programs less lucrative customers for the food-processing giants. The standards became law in 2010, but Big Food has been able to whittle away at them. A year later, Congress adopted a special rule proposed by the food industry that removed limits on pizza by declaring it a vegetable because it contained tomato sauce. Restrictions on the number of times per week french fries could be served were also eased. Now the House of Representatives is considering a bill that exempts schools from the standards if their food programs operated at a net loss for six months. The change is being pushed by agribusiness lobbyists directly and through the School Nutrition Association, which is largely funded by the processed food industry. This disabling of the nutrition standards is given a good chance of being successful, which takes skewed priorities to an amazing new level that ranks money—corporate profits and school meal program costs—higher than children's health.
School food rules were changed because lunches and breakfasts contained too much of the sodium, sugar and fat delivered by processed food and not enough fresh vegetables and fruit. It is not surprising that substituting fresh food for some of the processed food costs more; it takes more work to prepare meals from scratch.
Most school districts have figured out how to manage the increased cost. Those that haven't need to keep working at it. Going back to cheaper, less healthy food should not be an option. The latest school food controversy is being played out before a backdrop of upheaval in the science of nutrition. The campaign dating to the 1980s to get Americans to eat less meat and dairy fat is being discredited to the point where it is actually being blamed by some experts for making the U.S. one of the most obese and diabetes-prone countries on earth. A number of respected nutrition authorities now say Americans' health declined after they started eating less fat because they substituted the carbohydrates of processed food, junk food and fast food. The debate about fat in the diet is not settled, but one thing that knowledgeable people on both sides of the argument agree on is that Americans would be healthier if they ate less processed food. New studies blame the refined carbohydrates in these foods for what is being called an epidemic of obesity and diabetes. And so with perfect timing Republicans in the House want to make it easier to put more of these foods into the meals served to children in school. First lady Michelle Obama urged parents to "fight until the bitter end to make sure that every kid in this country continues to have the best nutrition that they can have in school." Apparently that is what it will take. The House majority seems not to approve of federal rules of any kind, much less those that affect business profits. The new school-meal nutrition rules based on healthful eating precepts have been in place for four years, and during that time the vast majority of schools have adapted to them. Yet now, in response to lobbying pressure, many in Congress support repealing them and going back to giving children in some schools regular doses of deep-fried chicken nuggets. That's political junk food that this country should not have to choke down.
The edifice sprawls in the countryside adjacent to the city on a tract of flat land as big as a farm. It is surrounded by playing fields, a running track, football stadium, fieldhouse and mega parking lot. Within the building, every element—the classrooms, laboratories, offices, dining area, library, lounges and performing arts center—dazzle with space and light, and the array of computer systems that do everything from controlling the inside environment to managing education programs is cutting edge. At the entrance to the street leading through the vast campus to the building is an impressive sign mounted on brickwork and featuring an image of a friendly pirate. The sign says "Port Washington High School." The foregoing is pure fantasy, of course. But it is safe to say that a similar vision of a new high school has crossed the minds of some Port Washington-Saukville School District administrators, teachers and School Board members. It can also be said that the wheels have started turning toward the possibility of making that vision real. The vision is seductive—caution is indicated. Questions about building a new high school as opposed to remodeling and expanding the current high school will be included in a survey of district residents authorized by the School Board Monday night. The survey will be preparatory to a referendum that will ask for voter approval of a number of school building improvements. Commissioning the survey by a company that specializes in school polling is a wise move. The results will guide the School Board in fashioning referendum questions that address building needs while having a reasonable chance of voter approval of the necessary spending. Some of the likely referendum questions are already obvious. Both Lincoln and Dunwiddie Elementary Schools are at capacity. The district has ample land at both schools and planning has started for additions. This needs to be done. There is nothing obvious, however, about the direction the district should go in dealing with high school needs.
The current school is so old that great-grandparents of today's students walked the hallways of the most ancient of the mishmash of buildings that make up the school. Overall, the design is antiquated and inefficient, the electrical, plumbing and air-handling infrastructure is obsolete and parking is inadequate. Those inadequacies add up to a strong argument for a new high school building on a new site, but there is more to consider. Cost may ultimately be the determining factor. Logic suggests fulfilling the vision of a new state-of-the art high school, which could include the acquisition and improvement of a large amount of land, would cost substantially more than remodeling and adding to the current school. Yet even aside from financial considerations, the latter option has some advantages. Some of those are intangible, but that makes them no less compelling. First, the Port Washington High School of today is located in the middle of the largest concentration of population in the school district, in the heart of Port Washington. Many students can walk to school. For others, it's a short drive. The central location enhances the role of the school as a sort of community center; it's easy for the public to get to athletic events and the popular performances staged in the school auditorium. The athletic field complex in the forested hollow along Sauk Creek behind the school is unique—no other school in the region has anything like it—and beautiful. As a setting for a Friday football game, it is unparalleled.
To their credit, the district's School Board and administrative leaders have maximized the advantages of the central location by using space at the nearby Thomas Jefferson Middle School for facilities used by high school students. The Aquatic Center at the middle school, recently upgraded, is perfectly adequate for high school swim teams. The soccer field on the middle school campus is a splendid home venue for the high school soccer team. We should mention too that in spite of the present high school's apparent shortcomings, all indications are that education is being accomplished there at a high level. One item we won't list as an advantage of the current high school site is tradition. It doesn't matter that the school has been at its Webster Street location for almost a century. Nostalgia has no role here. What does matter is that remodeling and building an addition on vacant land at the high school site is thoroughly explored and objectively presented in the coming survey of district residents as a viable alternative to that seductive vision of the perfect school on an 80-acre campus.
Do you know robots can milk cows and cows can decide when they want to be milked? You do if you read the fascinating story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the LaCrosse dairy farm that uses a robotic milking system that relieves farmers of the tyranny of twice-daily milking. Cows enter a stall when they feel the need to be milked, and a robotic milker takes over. It is as though the cows milk themselves—with the help of computers, elaborate software and devices such as transponders and closed circuit TV cameras. All of this on farms where manual labor in its most basic and demanding form was the rule for centuries. Robotic milking is the product of science, of course, one of the numerous manifestations of progress evident in everything from smart phones to drugs that cure cancer. Whether Americans marvel at this progress or take it for granted, it is still shocking that a recent poll found that a large majority of us distrust the scientific findings that could be considered the most important to mankind—that of the evolution of life on earth and the cause and effect of global warming. The AP/GFK poll published in April found that most Americans don't believe that life evolved over millions of years through natural selection or that the temperature of the earth is rising mostly because of manmade heat-trapping gases.
One explanation is that influential constituencies dispute these findings on non-scientific grounds. Conflict between evolution and some religious beliefs has been going on since Darwin's day, though mainstream Christian religions have been able to reconcile the science of evolution with Biblical versions of creation. Still, based on religious belief, many people claim the earth is a few thousand years old when science has measured its age at 4.5 billion years.
The campaign against belief in manmade climate change has its roots in economics, rather than religion. If humans have to change their behavior to counter global warming by relying less on the fossil fuel that creates greenhouse gases, there will be an economic price to pay and the market will suffer. Better then to deny science and not be tempted to make hard choices that may have a financial impact. Almost all of the world's scientists—97% by one assessment—agree that human activity is causing warming of the atmosphere that will have catastrophic consequences in the not distant future. Yet far less than half of Americans who are not scientists believe that. It is easy to understand the political and economic forces that debunk scientific evidence of global warming—they have a vested interest in resisting a reduction in the use of fossil fuel and they're fighting to protect it. Not easy to understand is the refusal of a majority of Americans to accept scientific warnings of the dangers that await the world if warming of the atmosphere is not arrested. Evidence of miseries to come—drought, floods, frequent storms, famine, extinction of species, warfare over diminishing resources—mounts by the day. Yet those who dismiss it without a shred of science-based evidence to the contrary get public support when they deserve public contempt. The public's refusal to believe the science of global warming, or to even take an interest in the phenomenon, has helped render America impotent in reacting to climate change. Congress has been shamefully absent on the issue. This week a faint hope that the world's biggest producer of earth-warming gases might at least lift a finger to counter global warming appeared when President Barack Obama announced new Environmental Protection Agency rules to reduce power plant emissions. It is a tiny step, but at least a step in the right direction. Sadly, though, if Americans don't start believing science, and the political foes of climate science prevail, the measures will surely be scuttled before they can be effective. If cows can learn to be milked, humans ought to be able to learn to refrain from the behavior that is a causing a climate crisis.


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Bluez Rock Café is a curry-of-all-types restaurant in Vincent, East London. This friendly and fun establishment ensures all its customers are happy and satisfied. Try anything from fire-breathing-dragon dishes to your mild and tasty dishes. Vegetarian and meat options are available. Please call for trading times and further information.
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Soak up the country modern feel touched with rustic elegance enjoying decadent selections and freshly baked artisan breads.
Vibrant and fresh scattered with mismatched tables and elegantly curved chairs, Bocadillos transcends to elegant chic with focal mirrors, leather banquets, chandeliers and striking wallpapers.
The menu bursts with gourmet delights, artisan breads, French patisserie, sumptuous breakfasts, salads, sandwiches and heavenly bakes.
Enjoy a slow breakfast with a creamy cup of coffee and newspaper taking in the lingering aromas of freshly baked bread at Bocadillos.
Bodega @ Dornier finds itself part of the patchwork of wine farms and vineyards that quilts the hills of Stellenbosch. A little distance from the town centre, Dornier Wine Estate has diversified its hospitality and made the Spanish bodega manner of hosting food and wine at the cellar door its own.
Set amongst the manicured vineyards and indigenous fynbos, the restaurant is housed in a historic barn some two hundred years old. The sights and sounds of its splendid natural surroundings exude tranquillity and set the scene for a relaxing lunch or dinner.
The menu reflects good, honest farm style food inspired by local, fresh and seasonal produce, so expect changes on the blackboard menu on an almost daily basis.
The wine list is dominated by Dornier's selection of its own wines and compliments the menu while promising an excellent marriage of food and wine.
Day time visits also allow for wine tasting.
Freshly baked on the premises daily and with an assortment of jams and other accompaniments, Bodega do Vinho is a delight for the tastebuds.
An enticing aroma of coffee and freshly baked fare make for a truly inviting atmosphere that puts diners at ease and encourages relaxation. To help with the escape from the hustle and bustle, outside is a children's play area that is also dog-friendly so the parents can really enjoy their leisure time at Bodega do Vinho.
Located in Greenlyn Village this unique eatery offers a superb atmosphere bustling around South African delights and hearty pub cuisine.
The menu leans towards more traditional dishes, which can be enjoyed indoors or alfresco on the spacious covered front stoep.
The interior embraces a bygone era dressed in corrugated iron, Oregon doors, wooden flooring and aged metal pillars.
Pay homage to South African cuisine at Boer'geoisie.
For a sumptuous feast of the finest traditional South African food in hearty portions, try Boesmanland Plaaskombuis.A delectable buffet proffers the best in South African cuisine and the finest, freshest seafood. Whether you fancy meat, fish or shellfish, this friendly eatery has wonderful options for each. Though licensed, bringing your own wine is welcomed.Set in a stunning location on the lagoon, fantastic views go perfectly with the fantastic food!
Bo-Kaap Kombuis nestles on the foot of a hill, painted with the most spectacular backdrop of Table Mountain and the city.
Traditional Cape Malay hospitality welcomes with warmth and the enticing aroma of spicy, fragrant and colourful cuisine that epitomizes the culture, traditions and customs of this colourful nation.
The menu touches and journeys deep into authentic flavours of Cape Malay, served with excellence, complimented by good wine and scenic vistas.
Open Tuesday – Saturday for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Brimming with eclectic décor, quirky artifacts and nostalgic nick-knacks, Bombay Bicycle Club creates a space fit for a gypsy with a wild bohemian attitude and uplifting vibe.
The menu caters with fun and relaxed food comprising of soups, pastas, carpacious, fillets and tangines washed back with a well suited bottle of wine.
Try the meltingly tender slow-cooked springbok shank or lip licking sticky ribs!
The gorgeous interior oozes comfort, cosiness and attitude, giving the eye plenty to look at while enjoying the fruits of Bombay Bicycle on Kloof Street, Gardens.
Explore the rich culture of India through aromatic and exotic cuisine at Bombay Blues.
Specialising in superb North Indian cuisine, Bombay Blues treats food as more than mere sustenance. Food at this popular Rosebank restaurant is perceived as an expression of a connection to others, a means to strengthen bonds and what better way than in inspiring surroundings and with delicious dishes and friendly staff.
The menu boasts the best of North Indian curries, tandoori dishes and breads. Try the masala tea after your meal as you relax in the tranquil ambiance of Bombay Blues. A good selection of wines is also available to choose from.
Experience glorious Indian culture at Bombay Blues.
Fine dining and amazing Indian cuisine meet at this beautiful upmarket restaurant in Cape Town. Treat yourself to a luxurious night out and experience the elegant, yet opulent interior, great service and delicious food.
The menu offers traditional starters like spiced lamb kebabs with yogurt and mint, chargrilled Karoo lamb chops and an assorted kebab platter, while more exotic choices include tandoori salmon and green mango flavoured line fish. Must-tries for mains are the lamb shanks in saffron curry and the slow-cooked, pot-roasted Karoo lamb with dried spices.
Vegetarians are definitely not forgotten and for every dish that contains meat, there is one that doesn't. Try cottage cheese dumplings and green pea curry, or apricot and potato cakes with yogurt and sweet chutney.
The dessert menu doesn't fail to impress and offers a wide variety of options, from plain ice cream to a mouthwatering mango and yogurt cheesecake.
Enjoy an authentic, yet modern Indian experience at Bombay Brasserie.
Located in Muizenberg, along Beach Road, Bombay Chilli boasts delicious fragrant and spicy Indian dishes made with quality ingredients and the freshest naan bread with which to mop up the juices.
Starters delight with chilli bite sand samoosas and an impressive selection of vegetarian offerings like potato Bombay aloo and spinach-studded palak paneer.
Try the delicious coriander and coconut milk-laced kadal chicken with a good bottle of wine (bring your own).
Open for lunch and dinner only, Bombay Chilli is your friendly, laid back Indian bistro in the heart of Muizenberg.
Bomo Terrace embraces alfresco dining at its best, cradled by the lapping ocean, mysterious backdrop of the Outeniqua Mountain and positioned on the extensive terrace for alfresco sophistication at its best.
Begin the day with silky Eggs Benedict or crispy croissants layered in fresh butter and preserves or a delicious Boma terrace brunch complimented by the warming sun and enigmatic beauty of the bay.
Bomo Terrace inspires reconnection and welcoming faces guided by the protective spirits seen everywhere over the doorposts in Bali.
Located on the corner of Main Road and Dean Street in Newlands, Bon Fromage specialise in good bread, cheese and coffee.
From freshly ground homegrown coffee to freshly baked almond sacrosains, baguettes, rye and croissants, paired with irresistible combinations and a touch of South of France ambiance.
Lime washed French doors and French setting sets the mood for escapism while irresistible cheese platters and artisanal cheeses from around the world pair perfectly with the affordable and quirky wine selection.
For the best freshly ground coffee in town, the tastiest food and the friendliest service, visit Bon Vie Coffee Shop today!
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A January 23 hearing to discuss a rate hike for Lansing Board of Water and Light customers has been canceled until further notice.
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TYLER — KTBB's Garth Maier asks East Texans, where they stand on the issue of abortion.
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Beyond the fact that our government shouldn't be able to force birth on a woman, I wish more people would consider the consequences that are forced onto the child of such a birth. So many thousands of children in this country are abused neglected and even killed. While I am not suggesting that all of these children are born into this situation, it is completely ludicrous to think that many are not. How many children suffer so that a few people can force their own morals onto others?
How do you know that most abortions are for "birth control" ? You don't. Stay out of it. And why put requirements on doctors? They went to medical school, they have a oath to uphold. They don't need ya-hoos like Leo Berman telling them how to do their job or what to tell patients. Maybe we need to force doctors to have a long heart-to-heart before prescribing Viagra. I'm sure some men use it for nefarious purposes.
I'm against abortion used as a form of birth control as most are. However, to make abortion illegal would only push them back into back alley quacks who would endanger women's lives for a quick buck. Requiring doctors to offer abortion before discussing prenatal care is as wrong as denying a doctor to discuss the option.
It should be safe, legal and rare. I'm against forced birth. A government that can ban abortions can also compel them. I have a suggestion for people against abortion----don't have one. Otherwise, people need to butt out and mind their own business. Rick Perry has now said he's against abortion even to save a woman's life. Good grief. Has Gov. Perry never heard of an ectopic pregnancy? Or does he just hate women that much? Abortion needs to be legal and available, as does birth control.
In a perfect world, self-control would be the rule. In our world today, many do "what feels good" without concern for the consequences. Unplanned pregnacies, unwanted babies, STD's, guilt, anger, all can be the result of a loss of self-control and self-worth. Seems that the burden of protection most often falls on the young woman, that the conquest of unprotected sex produces another notch on a guy's belt, and no consideration is given to being responsible for consequences.


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PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - A developer has bought the building where the Pensacola News Journal has been produced since 1969.
The newspaper reports (http://on.pnj.com/1cYqLNW ) that Quint Studer's Daily Convo LLC bought the 5.85-acre downtown Pensacola site from the Gannett Company Inc. for $3.4 million.
Studer says he plans to develop the site with residential housing.
Gannett has signed a six-month lease of the property while a new home for the newspaper is found.
Studer also owns several other Pensacola properties and a minor league baseball team.
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I'm 14 years old, about 190 pounds, and 5' 8". I'm looking for a good way and tips to lose weight, and also gain muscle at the same time. I've heard that it's hard, but I'm not considered obese. I'm overweight. I'm pretty strong compared to everyone else my age at my area, and I have pretty visible biceps, and somewhat visible triceps. I've also looked into possibly using protein shakes. Are they any safe? I won't be going to the gym and I have a decent amount of equipment at my home in my opinion. I have adjustable dumbbells. I adjust them to about 15 pounds, and they're not too hard, not that easy either. I also have a stationary bike at home. So far, my workout consists of:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday :
Half an hour of biking
4 x 50 crunches,
4 x 4 pushups.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday:
4 x 4 pushups
4 x 50 crunches
5 x 10 lying down dumbbell chest presses
5 x 10 standing shoulder presses
5 x 12 alternating dumbbell curls
5 x 10 dumbbell tricep kickbacks
20 minutes of biking, and a minute of planks.
I also seem to get quick a bit of shoulder pain, and not much bicep, tricep, or chest pain.
I've also tried to hold back on my diet. I usually eat a lot of fat meat, but I'm trying to eat more vegetables, and cutting back on junk food, and soda. I'm also trying to eat more lean meat. Another thing is that I also usually eat a lot for breakfast. How much should I eat, and how should I change my diet, mostly for weight loss? I know I may seem pretty newby, since I'm pretty new to losing weight, and body building. I'm in for it more for toning, and so far, I'm completely determined to do whatever it takes, as long as it's healthy. (I'm not talking about jumping off a building or anything) I'm pretty new to this forum, so thanks in advance.
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Bottling homemade liqueur? How & With what?
Screwtop bottles? bottles with corks? How can I keep the bottle leak safe and the liqueur fresh for longer?
I made homemade irish cream liqueur and have heard that it stores up to a couple months. I want to bottle it and give it out as presents.
Looking to find nice, but not too expensive simple bottles to store the liqueur in and give it as gifts. Ideas on places? thanks
Local thrift stores. Seriously. As far as screwtops vs. corks, I'd go with plug-type corks; they're easy to remove and look nice too. You could even get decorative stoppers if you want. Liqueurs last indefinitely except with cream liqueurs such as your Irish cream. Just keep them out of direct sunlight and regular liqueurs will last a good long time and even improve some with age. Homemade cream liqueurs are best kept in the fridge, and will generally last about six months.
re: Scottes
thank you that's very helpful!
I used these to store my limoncello i made a few months back.
re: rindinella_k
Glitch, my sister in law makes this irish cream liquor and its a huge hit. She uses the Grolsh beer bottles. They are green and have tops like old cookie jars- with the metal fastners. Difficult to describe, but in anycase very secure.
Also, Id love to hear your recipe if you dont mind sharing!
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Great idea!
For my Irish Cream, I use:
1.5 cups rye or irish whiskey
1 can condensed milk
1 cup heavy cream (or half & half)
2 tablespoon chocolate syrup
2 eggs
0.5 teaspoon vanilla extract
Break the egg yolks and beat them. Mix the rest of the ingredients into eggs until smooth and well blended.
Pour into jar or container (or bottle), seal, and refridgerate.
I like to use heavy cream because then you only need a little bit to make mixed drinks creamy and tasty. Tastes great with milk, or in your coffee, or just served over ice.
re: ed1066
Instead of using flip-top Grolsch bottles, which is not a bad idea. For the bottles I intended to store for a long time, I would use 12 oz. bar bottles for beer. The old-fashioned bottle cap provides one of the best seals for a beverage. The smaller bottles would also allow you to no expose a large amount of your handmade stuff to the environment when you do open a bottle.
re: Captain
many of the home brewer's stores and some of the craft stores have bottles,like the Grolsch ones, with the caged porcelain gasket stopper tops. I have used these for my liquers and infused vodkas, and they work the best I've found. they also look good on the shelf and are usually not too expensive. they are also available in a variety of sizes.
I'm going to use my empty olive oil bottles.
or...you can buy bottles here. http://www.specialtybottle.com/index.asp
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Thanks for the link. This should solve my bulk spice problems
I made pimento (allspice) liqueur this past fall and used two-buck Chuck bottles with plug corks. Worked like a charm.
Buy a good corker (floor model). I purchased one in the $60 range from Midwestern Brewer's Supply on-line. It is spring-loaded and does various bottle sizes easily. They also sell a nice selection of clear and frosted bottles.