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AROUND TOWNHoliday cheer: Concerts and gatherings to make spirits bright
As temperatures drop, the days grow shorter and the nights longer, it's harder to rely on sunshine for warmth and light....Original post made on Nov. 28, 2014
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PALO ALTO ISSUESEditorial: Helping kids this season
Don't let the booming Silicon Valley technology-driven economy lull you into thinking that there isn't a continuing divide,...Original post made on Nov. 28, 2014
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PALO ALTO ISSUESThe journey to the starting line
The Downtown Residential Parking Permit Program Stakeholder Group has been meeting for eight months and at its final meeting...Original post made on Nov. 28, 2014
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PALO ALTO ISSUESIs Crescent Park's parking 'creep' a sign of things to come?
Last year, Crescent Park residents learned all about the power — and the repercussions — of the city's parking...Original post made on Nov. 28, 2014
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SCHOOLS & KIDSPreparing for the unthinkable: School district maintenance foreman develops emergency-response system
In the event that a shooting were to take place at one of Palo Alto Unified School District's 17 campuses, teachers would...Original post made on Nov. 21, 2014
Last comment by Police Parent, on Nov 27, 2014 at 8:09 pm | 13 comments | 5234 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESPalo Alto mulls options for new Foothills 'parkland'
It's not often that a city discovers that it owns 7.7 acres of undeveloped land that City Council members didn't even know...Original post made on Nov. 25, 2014
Last comment by Neighbor, on Nov 27, 2014 at 2:54 am | 18 comments | 420 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESPalo Alto officials defend $4.6M upgrade of City Hall
Five months after Palo Alto officials approved a $4.6 million renovation of City Hall, council members made a public case...Original post made on Nov. 18, 2014
Last comment by Neighbor, on Nov 27, 2014 at 2:41 am | 30 comments | 3799 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESPalo Alto considers changing its policy for labor negotiations
Seeking to add transparency to its labor-negotiations process, Palo Alto is considering scrapping its practice of holding...Original post made on Nov. 25, 2014
Last comment by common sense, on Nov 26, 2014 at 7:21 pm | 9 comments | 2063 Views
ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOBuildings of up to eight stories planned for East Palo Alto
With an eye on affordable housing and the city's bottom line, East Palo Alto officials on Monday night unveiled the city's...Original post made on Nov. 20, 2014
Last comment by CrescentParkAnon., on Nov 26, 2014 at 4:45 pm | 40 comments | 4904 Views
AROUND TOWNSHP's Choy completes perfect tennis season with CCS title
==BI CCS roundup== It's one down and perhaps three to go for Sacred Heart Prep freshman Sara Choy when it comes to her...Original post made on Nov. 26, 2014
Last comment by Mark Weiss, on Nov 26, 2014 at 1:04 pm | 2 comments | 1401 Views
ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOMenlo Park: Fatal shooting by police officers may not have been recorded
Only two of three Menlo Park police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a burglary suspect on Nov. 11 were wearing...Original post made on Nov. 20, 2014
Last comment by Another Ferguson, on Nov 26, 2014 at 12:50 pm | 4 comments | 1598 Views
ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOLocals applaud President Obama's immigration order
The controversial announcement by President Barack Obama on Nov. 20 to use his executive powers to grant nearly 5 million...Original post made on Nov. 21, 2014
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PALO ALTO ISSUESCounty looks to redesign Page Mill-Oregon, Foothill expressways
Some of the most dangerous and congested sections of Oregon Expressway/Page Mill Road from Alma Street to Foothill Expressway...Original post made on Nov. 18, 2014
Last comment by CrescentParkAnon., on Nov 26, 2014 at 12:37 pm | 40 comments | 6972 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESMixed-use proposal for University Avenue meets mixed response
A proposal to demolish two stout commercial buildings at the heart of University Avenue's commercial district and replace...Original post made on Nov. 17, 2014
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SCHOOLS & KIDSEditorial: The school board's nadir
There are so many ways the public, students and teachers were disrespected by the school board and Superintendent Kevin Skelly...Original post made on Jan. 31, 2014
Last comment by How do you spell relief?, on Nov 26, 2014 at 11:26 am | 331 comments | 25372 Views
AROUND TOWN'Marshmallow Test' psychologist discusses self-control
Fifty years ago, Walter Mischel embarked on a now famous study called "The Marshmallow Test." He returned to the study's...Original post made on Nov. 22, 2014
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SCHOOLS & KIDSPalo Alto, Stanford students named Rhodes scholars
Four college students with ties to Palo Alto – two from here and two studying here – were named winners of this...Original post made on Nov. 24, 2014
Last comment by Mark Weiss, on Nov 25, 2014 at 5:22 pm | 7 comments | 5382 Views
AROUND TOWNFerguson decision triggers local protest
Dozens of Stanford University students and members of the Palo Alto community are expected to gather today at noon at Cogswell...Original post made on Nov. 25, 2014
Last comment by cgilbert, on Nov 25, 2014 at 5:04 pm | 12 comments | 5078 Views
ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOMenlo College wants to buy, preserve Sunset campus
An idea that could preserve the existing Sunset Magazine buildings has been put forth by Menlo College, which has outgrown...Original post made on Nov. 21, 2014
Last comment by Look-At-The-Big-Bucks-Picture, on Nov 25, 2014 at 1:04 pm | 10 comments | 3132 Views
BOOKSOld, but still kicking
"Old Ladies," by Nancy Huddleston Packer, John Daniel & Company, McKinleyville, Ca., 174 pp., $15 Read the full story...Original post made on Aug. 21, 2012
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Everybody Has Eaten at McDonald's, Right? [VIDEO]
I ran across a YouTube Video about McDonald's. Everybody has tried McDonald's over their lifetime, right?
I ran across a YouTube Video about McDonald's. Everybody has tried McDonald's over their lifetime, right?
Montana's largest job fair, the Jobs Jamboree is today in Billings. Please come prepared to interview on sight for some positions.
The first big concert of 2014 is coming up this weekend as The Band Perry hits the stage at MetraPark as part of their "We Are Pioneers" World Tour.
MetraPark is looking at upgrading their dirt for MetraPark events! It is going to cost some money though.
With a history of celebrating western tradition, this Stock Show and Rodeo has something for everybody! The Northern International Livestock Exposition is scheduled this year at the MetraPark in Billings which is a great venue for this event and admission is free to the public!
The St. Vincent DePaul's in the United States held their 6th Annual Friends Of The Poor Walk this past Saturday, including St. Vincent DePaul in Billings.
Still feel the need for more Montana Fair? We might have the cure for you today!
We asked all of you to "show us your country" for a chance to win a pair of tickets to see Brantley Gilbert at the Montana Fair this year. We got some awesome submissions and now it's time to vote for your favorite! With a bit of a twist...
Two of country music's hottest artists are coming to Billings in a span of less than a month and tickets for both shows are going fast! Rascal Flatts will perform at the Rimrock Auto Arena on Saturday, January 26 and Carrie Underwood will take the same stage on Tuesday, February 19. I talked with Sandra Hawke, Director of Marketing and Sales at MetraPark to get the latest on ticket sales.
I just got back from the Flakesgiving set up at Metra. Thank you to about 300 students from all over the state for climbing on board to help out with over 1,500 boxes of Flakesgiving food. There is an FFA event going on in the area and students heard about the event and donated their time this weekend for Flakesgiving.


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I'm in Boulder for the day, waiting to see Alex Bogusky & Rob Schuham debut their vision for how creative-types will change the world, in an actual this-shit-is-happening sort of way.
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This is especially up your alley if you dig The Bucket Brigade, Umair Haque's The New Capitalist Manifesto, or any of the many many collaborative experiments out there in the wild right now.
Full disclosure: I'm stupidly proud to have played a miniscule part in today's announcement.


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First and foremost, let's define what we mean by duplicate billing before we begin.
Duplicate Billing: Charging Twice For the Same Service, Drugs, Or Supplies.
There are a lot of errors that can happen with medical billing, which is why so many different claims over the course of a year can be denied by insurance companies. One of the top three common mistakes is that of duplicate billing. This usually happens as a result of putting in the same service, drugs or supplies twice. It will stop an insurance company from paying and will be sent back to the sending office.
Just as it is common to accidentally mmissppell a word when typing or even type it twicetwice, the same can happen in medical billing. It can either be keyed or coded twice or it can even be submitted two different ways but ultimately produces the same service.
Some scrubbing software will catch these mistakes, however if the software isn?t present, the mistakes need to be caught manually. Auditing all medical bills before they get sent off is essential to catching these mistakes, yet it doesn?t always happen.
When these happen, the medical bills are usually sent off because the person doing the data entry doesn?t have time to look anything over. They submit, thinking that they did everything correctly.
Potential billing errors, such as duplicate billing, happens every single day. As insurance companies and even clients get their hands on these bills, they send them back to the doctor?s office instead of paying them because they are incorrect. The time that it takes to re-submit is then slowing down the process for payment and doctor?s offices have to wait longer and longer to be reimbursed for the services that they are performing.
So why is this happening? Medical billing is a very comprehensive project and many staff is simply overwhelmed by the amount of work that they have or the fact that they are forced to multi-task because of being short-handed in the office.
A simple solution for avoiding duplicate billing and other coding mistakes is to hire a company, like Sage Medical Billing, that will take care of all of the medical billing on the doctor?s behalf. This enables doctors and other medical offices to take care of what they need to get done and leave the professionals to handle the medical billing. Third party medical billers have the extra set of eyes to look for mistakes and the software needed so that there are no costly errors that will slow down the process of getting paid. When you are ready to stop duplicate billing, contact Sage and let?s talk about how we can help.


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As I set out for school early Thursday morning, I stopped to look back at the mountains and saw this rainbow. By the time I got to school, there was a huge double rainbow! Friday morning I also grabbed my camera and when I stopped to take a photo of the clouds and morning sunlight on the mountains, to my horror, I discovered that I forgot my camera's memory card!!! ACK! So I didn't get any photos for Friday. I'm glad I stopped off the road to take this one, however! I have an all-day class today, but I'll have a couple of hours before then to head out with my camera! With this monsoon weather, we've had some gorgeous sunrises.
Deserts and Beyond
Deserts and beyond...places in and around the southern California deserts and beyond. Photo taken at Canyon Lake, in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, December 2011. A few minutes later, after the sun disappeared, these cliffs were their normal color. They were only golden for a short time and I'm glad we were able to view them in their glory.
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Thursday morning rainbow
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Bellissimo arcobaleno !
- October 2, 2010 at 5:20 AM
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What a wonderful picture. I love the shades of blue (my favorite color!) and the delicate streak of the rainbow. Yummmm.
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Long-time favorite, Virtua Fighter, joins the next generation with a new arcade-style fighter made exclusively for PS3. The franchise's fifth installment brings a brawl-star cast of 17 fighters. Returning favorites are joined by two new characters, Eileen and El Blaze, who add Monkey Kung Fu and Lucha Libre fighting styles. Characters both new and old can be customized with a variety of costumes and items. Additional items can be bought with bounty won in fighting contests. The game's added a new "Offensive Move" feature, which enables fighters to approach opponents from the side, bringing a new level of strategy to the battle-hardened fighting experience that is Virtua Fighter.
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Virtua Fighter 5 Absolutely perfect in every way - so why can't we love it? When Sega released Virtua Fighter in 1993 - the world's first 3D beat-em-up - it changed gaming forever. VF1 was embryonic, but a vital step towards VF5 - perhaps the ultimate 3D fighting game. ...more
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The graphics is outstanding, especially playing the game on 720p HD-TV. I like the details on the characters and the arena. I like the fluid movements on the characters personally I like EL-Blaze the Mexican wrestler. Nevertheless, the game falls short on the commands input its still the same. Perso...more
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Monday, May 23, 2011
History in the Making: Another Rainy Monday Edition
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Irving Place and the house that Washington Irving never lived in -- in 1905. [Shorpy]
Did you ever wonder why a playground close Irving Place -- at Second Avenue and 19th Street -- was named after the prolific sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens? Wonder no more! [Ephemeral New York]
Forgotten New York's grand tour of the lower half of Manhattan's Second Avenue features a look at the curious alley known simply as Extra Place. [Forgotten New York]
You can find the first Confederate general killed during the Civil War buried in a surprising place. [City Room]
Watching people race walking is always amusing. Now put one on the Brooklyn Bridge in the early 1930s and you've got pure entertainment! [Brooklyn Historical Society]
In our Commissioners Plan of 1811 (aka 'The Grid') podcast, we mention the urban marvel known as Manhattanhenge. This year's first sunlight show happens next Monday and Tuesday (May 30-31) if the rain ever lets up! [Gothamist]
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So I finally decided to make the step from stove top partial boils to outdoor full boils. I purchased a Camp Chef (SH140L) propane burner on Amazon along with a universal ignitor for $50. I was pretty excited to see that it arrived today. I opened it up and everything looked in order until I looked at the burner itself. The frame looked new, but the burner looked like it might have been taken from another used unit or something. It is a grayish color while the rest of the frame is a fresh black color. Just wondering if this might be the case or if I am just making something out of nothing. Pics included.
The one you've got looks a little cruddy. It's hard to tell from the pic though. I have a similar burner. The frame is always painted or powder coated black and the burner is always raw cast iron, which does have a grayisk color to it. But, if it fires up and you can get a nice blue flame, I wouldn't sweat it too much. It's gonna look like crap after the first time you use it anyway.
Yeah, nothing there really screams used to me. I have the same burner.
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. - C. S. Lewis, English essayist & juvenile novelist (1898 - 1963)
Thanks for the replies guys. I went ahead and hooked it up to test it out and see how long it would tak to get roughly 8 gallons of water to a boil. It fired up no problem and had a solid flame going once I got use to the oxygen regulator. I'm actually really pleased with it. It got the water to boil in about 35-40 mins. And you're right JJL, it lost most of the paint that was directly over the burner after the first use even though it says, "Unlike most competing models, this burner is coated with high temperature paint, and it will not come off with the very first use like other models." Oh well, I'm pleased with it and can't wait to do my first brew on it this sunday.
I had that burner and sold it after 2 years of solid performance. I bought the Blichmann floor burner to replace it.
The biggest complaint I had with the camp chef was how loud it was. I actually shut it down when priming my pump so I could hear the pump.
I switched from cheaper thermoplastic to silicon translucent tubing so I could see what the pump was pushing and not have to shut the burner down.
I just used that same burner on a Camp Chef side by side (60k and 30k). The 60k freaking did awsome for my first 10 gallon batch, it was the first time using the burner also. The other burner worked great for my mash-less btu's equaled easier temp control.


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China Real Estate ETFs Are Jumping
The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage.
NEW YORK ( ETF Expert) -- Why are so many ill-informed analysts determined to "reveal" an ugly property bubble in China?
For starters, most of those who write about China have never lived in the region; they understand precious little about Chinese culture or the mainland's government.
Equally important, empty buildings or high price-to-income ratios may be indicative of future price declines, but they alone do not cause bursting balloons; that requires extraordinary participation in leveraged speculation.Those who foolishly make a case for China's economic demise via a real estate disaster have not done their homework. The 1996-2005 mega-boom in U.S. property was a function of no-money-down and low-money lending to exceedingly weak credit risk (i.e., subprime) buyers. The U.S. government subsequently bailed out multiple parties, including the financiers and the government-sponsored enterprises such as Fannie Mae (FNMA). And the government now has an onerous level of debt, causing some to wonder whether it will ever be able to repay it. In contrast, the Chinese government has trillions of yuan in reserve. China wouldn't necessarily need to increase taxes or cut spending or print money if it needed to bail out a segment of its population or prop up a number of business entities. How is it that "ghost city" commentators see a direct parallel in property bubble scenarios when a well-financed Chinese government can act quickly to minimize the extent of their troubles? Lest anyone forget, the most important financial institutions in China are well-capitalized and essentially owned by the Chinese government. There's also the cultural disparity. Whereas U.S. citizens regularly consume more than they can afford in an "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday" existence, Chinese citizens fund their purchases with what they have saved. This includes home purchases. And if they don't have the money, they'll ask members of their family for assistance. So if doom-and-gloomers on the China property sector have missed the boat on government situation as well as Chinese culture, could they be right about leverage? Nope. Most property in China is bought with at least 50% down, and Chinese banks have stringent lending requirements. Prices could decline precipitously, but there can be no balloon bursting without the helium-like leverage of horrific underwriting.
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A mid-afternoon blaze that swept through at least 200 acres of land just south of Roswell Wednesday, may have been an act of arson, fire officials said.
Emergency crews from across the county responded to the fire that threatened numerous homes but was contained before destroying any residences, officials said.
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iHeartRadio's Paul the Web Guy hung out with Brendon and Spencer from Panic! At The Disco in New York City recently. The guys talked about their new album, Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!, due out October 8th, lead single "Miss Jackson," being influenced by hip-hop, Weird Al & more.
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Hi ladies... congratulations to all the May mamas whose babies have arrived in the last few days! My twin girls, Violet and Eleanor, were born via scheduled c-section last Thursday and we were discharged from the hospital this afternoon. We are overwhelmingly head-over-heels in love with them, but also feeling pretty overwhelmed. I finally found a couple of minutes to get on here and share their birth story and a few pictures.
The girls made no move to come on their own, so were born at 37w6d via c-section, as Violet (presenting baby) was breech. I was terrified for the section, but it went very smoothly and I was OK. Violet was 5 pounds, 15 oz and Eleanor was 5 pounds, 12 oz. I started crying (tears of anticipation and emotion) when I heard, "scalpel, please," and continued to cry right up until they were taken back to be weighed and measured.
I got to hold them as I was being wheeled to Recovery, and was able to tandem nurse in Recovery. I had a few scary minutes shortly after arriving in Recovery where I started to hemorrhage, but the nurse had about ten doctors and nurses in the room pronto, and they got it under control quickly.
Violet and Eleanor both had great latches and strong sucks. Unfortunately, I wasn't making enough colostrum to feed both, and they lost too much of their birth weight on the second day, so we've had to start supplementing with formula and now I feel their latches aren't as good, making BFing a bit tough. We're still supplementing, trying to get their weights back up, but my milk is now fully in, so that's good.
Our biggest challenge has been getting them to wake up to eat. They've tried to sleep through feedings, making our feeding sessions last up to two hours - exhausting for us, AND it's using up more of their energy than they're taking in. So we're now trying to do smaller but less frequent feedings, and I'm hoping that with my milk now fully in, things will start improving soon. It's terrifying taking home two sub-5.5 pound babies.
They are both so beautiful, and quite different from each other (they're fraternal twins). I can't believe they're here and they're ours. We feel so blessed. My mom is here helping us out for a week or so, then my dad will be here for another week, and then my MIL and FIL are coming for two weeks, so luckily we have some help.
Anyway, without further ado, my girls:
This is Violet:
This is Eleanor:
The two together at the hospital this weekend:
And leaving the hospital today!
Good luck to all the still pregnant May moms!!
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In this episode we talk with Joanne Zipay; the head of the Judith Shakespeare Company. The Judith Shakespeare Company, founded in 1995, is committed to bringing Shakespeare's language to life with clarity and vitality, while expanding the presence of women in classical theatre. Join us as we talk about how she came to be in the arts and the advice she gives her actors.
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Fire destroys covered cook shelter in Lower City Park
Jul 11, 2013
A fire destroyed a covered cook shelter, adjacent to the covered picnic structure, in Lower City Park early this morning, according to McMinnville police.
Officer Justin James notified the Yamhill Communications Agency dispatch center about 12:35 a.m. that the structure was ablaze, according to Capt. Matt Scales. McMinnville firefighters responded and quickly extinguished the fire.
Due to the suspicious nature of the fire, the Yamhill County Fire Investigation Team will try to determine a cause.
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I'm starting to hyperventilate, because the "Antiques Roadshow" is coming to Anaheim on June 22.
If you don't know what this is, be grateful, because this means you are a Normal Person.
Normal people do not watch the PBS series "Antiques Roadshow" on TV.
Only nut cases are willing to spend an hour per week plopped on the couch, watching other people traipse through the giant identical convention centers of America, each cradling some old vase left by Aunt Hattie, trying to find out if it's worth any money.
Expert appraisals on the spot, putting the item in historical context, make each episode a cross between a game show and something on the History Channel.
Participants are always finding out that the dirty old needlework sample they found cleaning out the chimney is worth $225,000.
Or the old painting that their grandpa hung in the outhouse is actually a famous "primitive" from 1806 that's worth 10 zillion.
OK, I'm exaggerating, but the key element here is that these items are usually ugly and old.
I have an entire house full of ugly, old stuff.
It's entirely possible that there's something in this pile of ugly old junk that could be worth serious money. I want to bring it to the Anaheim Convention Center to find out.
There are two problems with this idea. The first is that I have to wait until the end of April to find out if I actually won tickets to the show.
I would tell you how to apply to get tickets, but that would reduce my chances of winning, so sorry.
All right, all right, stop making that face. I'll tell you. But if you discover your ugly vase is worth $10 million, just remember who tipped you off. You know where to find me.
So back to me. I don't know if I'll win the ticket lottery and be able to go to the show, which entails bringing two items, and standing in line for about eight days in the hot sun waiting to get in, based on what I've seen of other shows in the past.
This concept actually started in England and is still popular there.
You can watch the British version on BBC, but it's even more boring than the American one, with a lot of freakishly white people (think Pillsbury Dough Boy) standing around like unfunny versions of P.G. Wodehouse characters, clutching Wedgwood vases and silver saltcellars trying to find out if they're Edwardian or Darwinian or whatever, speaking in voices that sound like they should be saying "Pip pip, jolly bad luck, old chap."
Compared to that, the American version is like watching "The Terminator." I really want to go to Anaheim.
If I do get some tickets, the next problem will be: What on earth would I bring?
This dilemma isn't new to "Antiques Roadshow" viewers, because at some time during every broadcast, you start wondering this yourself.
"Gee, my dog sleeps on an old quilt that looks just as stained and tattered as that one. Wonder if it could be worth a gazillion dollars like the one hanging on the stand right there?"
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Hughes On Ted Hendricks Award Watch List
Aug. 6, 2009
CHICAGO -- TCU consensus All-American Jerry Hughes has been named to the preseason watch list for the 2009 Ted Hendricks Award, presented to the nation's top defensive end.
Hughes was a finalist for the 2008 Ted Hendricks Award and was also one of five finalists for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, recognizing the nation's best defensive player.
Lindy's ranks Hughes as the top defensive end in the nation. Mel Kiper Jr. lists Hughes as the No. 2 defensive end available for the 2010 National Football League draft.
Hughes also appears on watch lists for the Rotary Lombardi Award and Lott Trophy.
Hughes led the nation in 2008 with 15 sacks and six forced fumbles. The 6-foot-3, 257-pound senior from Sugar Land, Texas, also ranked in the top 10 in tackles for loss (19.5) and fumble recoveries (three). He added two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown.
The Ted Hendricks Award is named in honor of college football's first three-time first-team All-American. After his standout career at Miami (Fla.), Hendricks played 15 years in the National Football League. He earned selection to both the College and Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Brian Orakpo of Texas was last year's recipient of the Ted Hendricks Award.


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You've worked hard every day in xylophone practice this week, and it's just like, you know, if you're not able to have a little fun with it then why do it? You'll hit the notes! You'll hit the notes. But you're going to let loose, and you're not going to hold back, because it's Friday, and by "Friday" I mean it's your school's musical performance day or something along those lines, and you deserve it. (Via TastefullyOffensive.)
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Discover Ministry Briefing! --> The Best Way To Keep "In The Know"!
David Murrow, the director of Church from Men, has some ideas:
1. The midsize congregation will disappear.
2. An explosion of satellite campuses and microchurches
3. A small number of cutting-edge megachurches led by amazingly talented communicators.
4. No denominations.
5. America will have about 200 well-known preachers by 2062.
6. More money spent on mission.
7. We'll need a lot fewer preachers.
8. We'll need a lot more campus pastors.
9. Small group ministry will be more important in 60 years than it is today.
10. Microchurches and megachurches will cooperate for programs like youth and children's ministries across cities.
What do YOU think the church will look like in 50 years?
50 years is a long time. No way to guess. I am more concerned with what it looks like today. By it I mean our local church and its impact.
Amen. Projecting 50 years out is a bit much.
The Projections stated are based on America remaining majority Anglo-white. That is not the demographic projection nationally. Anglo-white population will dwindle to about 30-40% and white churches will not be as big as projected. Instead, the multi-cultural integrated demographic will appear and there will continue to be smaller churches of various ethic diversity. And with the white population shrinking, giving to the church & its mission will shrink with it which will affect global mission.
It sounds like we may not call them Denominations, but not much in the way of structure is really changing in the next 5o years….
I won't be here
My own prediction is that Sunday evening and Wednesday evening services will become a thing of the past much sooner than 50 years. The demographics of most of those services show that, if left the same, most of those attending will not be around in the next 5-15 years.
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Office Outlook (2010) - How do I share my calendar?
By default, everyone has limited access to your calendar. As they create a meeting invitation using the Scheduling Assistant, they will be able to see whether you are free or busy, but they won't be able to see any other information about your schedule (such as the meeting title, who is invited, or where it's taking place).
Sharing your calendar allows people to look at the items on your calendar in more detail, but this is still "read only" access. They can't add or change items.
If you want to allow someone to add or change items, you need to use Delegate Access, not sharing.
To share your calendar:
1. In the Navigation Pane, click Calendar.
2. In the toolbar, click on "Share Calendar".
3. An email message will open with the subject "Sharing invitation."
4. Fill in the To field as you would for any email message
5..(optional) If you would like to request access to this person's calendar, check Request permission to view recipient's Calendar.
6. In the body of message include whatever explanatory text you feel is appropriate.
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What could be offered for #8? :3
Its super cute <3
Can I offer art and customs, I also have a adoptable batch coming out soon? ^-^
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Well for adoptables, I'm working on llama adoptables from a lineart I have; and another is just designs from a free lineart, Their made on cats but the species is changeable.
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A newly hired Sheriff reports for duty in the small, bucolic Pacific Northwest town of Eureka and soon discovers that it is not what it seems. For years, the government has been relocating the world's geniuses (and their families) to this small town, creating the ultimate think-tank community in which strange, amazing, and bizarre things happen as the quirky inhabitants unleash scientific & technological creations still unknown by the outside world.
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Julian Assange spent Christmas at a elegant British estate outside London enjoying the life of a country gent. In a photo shoot for Newsweek, he is seen relaxing with a glass of champagne and dressing up as Santa Claus. But in Zimbabwe, no one is thanking this particular Father Christmas. Assange's gift to the leader of Zimbabwe's democratic opposition may be a death sentence.
In an important Wall Street Journal column you may have missed over the New Year's holiday, James Kirchick reports:
Last week, the crusading "anti-secrecy" website released a diplomatic cable from the U.S. Embassy in Harare. It describes a 2009 meeting between Mr. [Morgan] Tsvangirai [the prime minister of Zimbabwe and the leader of its democratic opposition] and diplomats from the U.S. and Europe, both of which have imposed sanctions on the Zimbabwean regime….
In the conversation with Western ambassadors, Mr. Tsvangirai acknowledged the important role that sanctions have played in forcing concessions from Mr. Mugabe. But, as he noted to his American and European counterparts, his private support for the measures conflicts with his public opposition. He publicly opposes the sanctions because Mr. Mugabe has successfully mischaracterized them as an assault on regular citizens, even though they only target top regime officials with asset freezes and visa bans. (Western companies are permitted to do business in Zimbabwe and international food aid, when it isn't blocked by the regime, flows freely).
As a result of the WikiLeaks revelations, Mr. Mugabe's handpicked Attorney General, Johannes Tomana, this week formed a commission to determine whether Mr. Tsvangirai committed treason by working with foreign governments to impose and sustain sanctions. If found guilty, he could face the death penalty.
As AEI's Roger Bate told to me, Tsvangirai has been charged with treason before, but the previous charges went nowhere because they were obviously trumped up. Now Assange has given the regime evidence of an act that it may be able to sell to a court as treasonous—effectively handing Mugabe the rope with which to hang the leader of Zimbabwe's democratic opposition. As The Zimbabwe Mail put it this weekend, "Wikileaks may have just signed Morgan Tsvangirai's death warrant."
Even if Tsvangirai is not put on trial, Assagne has given Mugabe a pretext to fire or impeach his most powerful political rival, and thus sideline the country's most effective champion of democratic reform. This would be a devastating setback for Zimbabwe.
Meanwhile, as WikiLeaks continues to disseminate such dangerous and possibly deadly secrets, the Obama administration continues to dither. The Justice Department keeps telling us it is planning to take action against Assange, but nothing ever happens. If this shameful inaction persists, at some point President Obama will begin to share culpability for the damage caused by WikiLeaks. At a bare minimum, the president now bears some responsibility for the fate of Morgan Tsvangirai.
Assange is facing extradition to Sweden on sex crimes charges. He ought to be facing extradition to the United States to stand trial under the Espionage Act. And if Tsvangirai is jailed, executed or fired as a result of Assange's recklessness, the WikiLeaks founder ought to pay a price.


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Currently, exploits are the flavor of the month as far as malicious code authors are concerned. However, in recent days we have seen a few variants of a new mass-mailing worm called W32.Stration@mm successfully spreading on a moderate scale over the Internet. For some time now we have observed fewer and fewer new instances of mass-mailing worms, so it has now become a bit of a novelty to see that somebody is still willing to invest time and effort into creating a worm that uses this method as the primary means of propagation.
Mass-mailing worms have been around for a long time and people have, by and large, learnt to defend themselves more effectively against them. In the fight back, many administrators now block certain attachments on the gateway; some may apply email filtering such as Symantec Brightmail, provide user education, and use various other methods to help curtail the spread of mass-mailing worms. During the period from 2003 to 2005, it was not uncommon to see new variants of mass-mailing worms such as Netsky, Beagle and Mydoom appear nearly on a daily basis. The last truly effective mass-mailing worm we have seen was W32.Mydoom.AX@mm, which burst onto the scene back in February of 2005; in this case it managed to reach a category rating of 3. Since then, no other mass-mailing worm has achieved anywhere near the same level of success in propagation.
Despite all of the advances in technology and controls over the years, one of the soft spot in the defenses against mass-mailing threats is still the user. Most mass-mailing worms employ some form of social engineering to trick recipients into opening and running the attachments. As sure as the sun will rise everyday, there will always be new, inexperienced users to take the bait. For this reason we can expect that the mass-mailing technique will continue to be used in the arsenal of the threat authors and will remain effective, but not spectacularly so; W32.Stration.C@mm is a case in point. For those of you affected by W32.Stration.C@mm, you'll be glad to know that a full system scan using the latest definitions will clean the threat from your computer, malicious files and registry keys included.


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Merrillville Plan Commission OKs home replacement proposal
BY KAREN CAFFARINI Post-Tribune correspondent September 3, 2013 9:18PM
Updated: October 5, 2013 6:29AM
MERRILLVILLE — Plan Commission members at Tuesday's meeting said they had no problems with a resident's desire to live in her existing house while a new one is built on the same property.
Nancy Sharp wants to live in at 8030 Randolph St. while atwo-story home is being constructed on the same five-acre parcel.
Dan Steiner, of Steiner Homes, is building Sharp's new house. He said the old garage will be torn down first, and the new home will be built where the garage is.
Once the new Craftsman-style home is built, Sharp's current 50-year-old house will be demolished, Steiner said.
Commission president and Councilman Shawn Pettit, D-6th, said he's been in Merrillville since 1997 and never had this issue come before the town before this.
"But I never fault anyone for improving their property," Pettit said.
Zoning director Dorinda Gregor said Sharp needed to come before the commission because her lot is not legally subdivided. When she bought the property, it was under Ross Township's jurisdiction.
Steiner said the well and septic system on the land have already been approved by Lake County Health Department.
Steiner and Sharp still need to go before the town's Board of Zoning Appeals to obtain two variances. Steiner said the lot is too deep in comparison to its width under town standards. Also, Sharp needs a variance to live in the existing home during construction.
Sharp said she needs to remain on the property because she has two horses and a dog she needs to take care of every day.
She hopes construction will begin on her new house by the end of October.


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Words That Inspire: We are the 1%
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- Some members of the 1% have shared messages of solidarity with the 99%. What goes into a sign that makes a lasting impression? Explore an activity to help your students understand—and create their own—powerful signs.
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Prof. Dr. Abdus Salam (January 29 1926 – November 21 1996) was a Pakistani theoretical physicist who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1979 for his work in electroweak theory which is the mathematical and conceptual synthesis of the electromagnetic and weak interactions, the latest stage reached until now on the path towards a unification theory describing the fundamental forces of nature.
- The Holy Quran enjoins us to reflect on the verities of Allah's created laws of nature; however, that our generation has been privileged to glimpse a part of His design is a bounty and a grace for which I render thanks with a humble heart.
- Address to UNESCO (1979).
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U.S. Government, Civics, U.S. History
The general purpose of this unit is to teach students the amendments to the Constitution through the use of CongressLink, Internet resources, and creative activities. In this unit students will gain a sense of their rights as United States citizens, as well as the reality that many rights are limited and controversial.
Class 1
Divide students into pairs and have students access the United States Constitution using the CongressLink website in order to complete an amendment scavenger hunt. Be sure that your scavenger hunt includes all the major provisions in each amendment as well as uses the glossary and historical notes on the site. After the students have finished the scavenger hunt, give credit to those students who answered the questions correctly then review the scavenger hunt worksheet in its entirety. While reviewing the amendments that have just been researched it would be a good time to introduce current controversial issues that have arisen with numerous amendments. (For example: Death Penalty/8th amendment; Firearms/2nd amendment; etc.)
Class 2
Begin this day with a quick review of the amendments. Pass out a copy of the amendment song entitled "The 27 Amendments." The song is located at the end of this lesson. Depending upon class size, assign each student an amendment. The song provided should be sung to the tune of the "Twelve Days of Christmas." The first student begins by singing the part not in parentheses. The second student sings the part not in parentheses. Then, the first person sings the part in parentheses. The third student sings the part not in parentheses followed by the second and first student singing their parts in parentheses. This pattern should be followed all the way through the 27 amendments.
Class 3
Have each student choose an amendment in order to create a political cartoon. This illustration should exemplify what the amendment is about, as well as integrate current issues involved with the amendment. After the students have completed their cartoon, allow time to share with the class or to hang them on the wall. If time allows in class or for homework, pass out the situational exercise worksheet. The worksheet is located at the end of this lesson. This worksheet provides situations that occurred in colonial America at the hands of the British. Each student should decide which future amendment would apply to each situation. This activity should provide a realization that the amendments were needed by the citizens in order to assure that rights would never be taken away again.
Class 4-5
Students should be provided access to the Internet in order to access CongressLink and other related websites (CNN, MSNBC), as well as magazines and newspapers. Advise students that many of the amendments are very controversial. Place students in groups of two or three to research one controversial amendment and find articles that relate to the amendment. For example, the 8th amendment has been used in arguments against the death penalty. Students should find articles dealing with death penalty and create a bulletin board showing the pros and cons of the death penalty through the use of articles from the internet, as well as explain the 8th amendment. Then have students present their issue to the class.
Class 6
Using the same amendment that was chosen for the bulletin board, have each group assume that they represent an organization promoting a particular issue related to their amendment. For example, the students could represent an anti-death penalty organization or a pro-death penalty organization. Have each group create a pamphlet promoting the organization. The pamphlet should contain reasons why one should support the group. The pamphlets should make references to the appropriate amendments. (Some states require portfolios for graduation requirements. Pamphlets are excellent portfolio pieces. In such a case each group should type their pamphlet.)
Class 7
From research conducted previously on the Internet using CongressLink and other sources students should have found examples of rights or limitations of rights in other countries. Have students share incidents in other countries where rights have been denied. As a final evaluation, have students write an editorial or essay explaining to what extent do Americans use their Constitutional rights. Have students decide which amendments should be eliminated and why? Also, what amendment, if any, should be added?
Each of the following situations is based on the experiences of colonists in America. Each contains at least one British violation of a right that Americans thought they should have. If you had been an American colonist of the time, what rights would you claim on the basis of such experiences?
1. Your name is William Bradford. You have been arrested and your press in Philadelphia destroyed for printing an article criticizing the deputy governor. In the article you said the governor was like "a large cocker spaniel about five foot five."
2. Your name is Mary Strong. You have lived in Charlestown most of your life and have strong opinions about how Massachusetts is being governed. Whenever you speak your mind too freely, you find yourself arrested and put in an iron device that fits over your head like a mask to prevent you from talking.
3. Your name is Elsbeth Merrill. While baking bread this afternoon and awaiting the return of your husband, an agent of the king arrived to inform you that four British soldiers will be quartered in your home.
4. Your name is Lemuel Adams and you have a warehouse full of goods near Boston harbor. the king's magistrate gives British officials a writ of assistance that enables them to search all the homes, stores, and warehouse by the harbor to look for evidence of smuggling.
5. Your name is James Otis. You represent colonists who have been imprisoned and are being denied their right to trial by a jury of people from their own communities. You argue that to deny a person his traditional rights as an Englishman is illegal because it violates the principles of the British constitution. The royal magistrate denies your request and sends the prisoners to England for a trial.
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Aji is the Caribbean word for chili and/or peppers. It is typically associated with Peruvian cuisine, and is often mixed together with garlic and red onions to form a paste, sauce or marinade.
A great article: "The Best Ceviche in Lima, Peru". Classic ceviche preparations are a mix of fish, salt, red onions and ají, Peru's unique line of chili peppers, all doused in lime juice. (The marinade is called leche de tigre, or tiger's milk.)
One of the most common types of aji (chili) in Peru, aji
panca is 3 to 5 inches in length and has a thick flesh
that matures from a green to dark red in color. Distinct
from the other ajis in its spiciness, aji panca is mild in
heat intensity (a heat level of 2 on a scale of 10; 1,500 Scoville units) and provides a fruity, berry-like flavor that
goes well in stews, sauces and fish dishes.
Aji panca is so sweet, so berry-like, that it can be finely chopped or ground into a powder and tossed into foods to add a sweet, mild heat.
Recipe ideas:
Ingredients: Organic Panca chili powder.
2.2 ounce metal tin
Aji panca adds a sweet, mild heat.
Ingredients: 100% Organic Panca chili, water, citric acid.
No artificial colors or flavors.
Refrigerate after opening.
8 ounce glass jar
Aji amarillo, or amarillo chili, is the most common type
of aji and is one of the most important ingredients in
Peruvian cooking. It has a heat level of 7 on a scale of
10 (50,000 Scoville units). Although they are named yellow pepper their color
changes to orange as they mature. Great in combination
with meat, poultry, fish, vegetables, pasta, and rice dishes,
and to season nuts.
The unique flavor of the Aji Amarillo makes it worth seeking out and incorporating into your cooking. Even though it is a "chili pepper" it has a lot of fruitiness combined with its heat. This fruitiness is full-bodied and even subtle, unlike poblanos or jalapenos which can be harsh. It is a very versatile chili, suitable for everyday use as it will complement your dish without overwhelming it.
Ingredients: Organic Amarillo chili, water, citric acid.
Aji Limo is a chili grown and used mostly on the northern coast of Peru. The pod is 2-3 inches long and changes from a yellow to deep reddish orange color when it
ripens. Aji limo is spicy (a heat level of 8 on a scale of 10; 60,000 Scoville units) and is primarily used to prepare ceviche and rice dishes. It is also wonderful as a base for chicken and pasta recipes.
Ingredients: Organic Limo chili, water, citric acid.
To create a paste, remove the stems and soak ajis in water overnight. Drain and mix ajis in a blender with salt, pepper, garlic and extra virgin olive oil. For a more mild paste, remove the seeds and veins before blending. You can freeze the paste for longer storage as necessary.
Ingredients: Organic Panca chili.
1.25 ounce bag
Try them in these recipes:
Ingredients: Organic Amarillo chili.
Ingredients: Organic Limo chili.
Purple corn, once a staple of the Incan empire, is botanically the same species as regular table corn but has a deep purple color. The people of the Peruvian Andes use it to add color to food and beverages.
Try it in these recipes:
The dark purple color is due to natural pigments known as anthocyanins, which are rich in antioxidants. Purple corn has a higher antioxidant capacity than blueberries, which is leading many to put purple corn in the "super foods" category. The antioxidants found in purple corn have anti-inflammatory properties and encourage connective tissue regeneration. Studies also indicate that these antioxidants reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, inhibit abnormal cell growth, promote collagen formation, and improve circulation.
Purple corn flour can be used wherever you would use regular corn flour, corn meal, or substitute it for another flour to give your favorite corn based dishes an extra antioxidant burst. It can be used in raw chocolates, breads, tortillas, pancakes, muffins, and cakes. It will add an amazing color to your traditional recipes while boosting the nutritional value.
Ingredients: 100% purple corn whole and milled flour
1 pound box (approximately 4 cups)
Quinoa (pronounced keen-wa) is a species of goosefoot that originated in the Andean region of South America, where it has been an important food for 6,000 years. This wonder plant, along with corn and potatoes, is a major food staple for the Andean cultures. The Incas considered Quinoa sacred, referring to it as "chisaya mama" or "mother of all grains".
In contemporary times, quinoa is highly appreciated for its nutritional value. Its protein content is very high (12%18%) and unlike wheat or rice (which are low in lysine), quinoa contains a balanced set of essential amino acids for humans, making it a complete protein source. It is a good source of dietary fiber and phosphorus, and is high in magnesium and iron. Quinoa is naturally gluten-free and is considered easy to digest. Because of all these characteristics, quinoa is being considered a possible crop in NASA's Controlled Ecological Life Support System for long-duration manned spaceflights.
Quinoa flour is used for making breads, biscuits, cookies, crepes, muffins, pancakes, tortillas, and even beer. It may be used on its own in some
baking, most commonly in breads or flat breads, or
combined with other gluten-free flours, such as rice flour, to create a lighter baking mix. Since quinoa flour does not contain gluten, when you are making your favorite recipes like risen breads and pie crusts, you should substitute up to 50% quinoa flour in your recipes. Quinoa has a mild, slightly nutty flavor.
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Ingredients: Milled quinoa grain
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This Inca Red Quinoa has a delicious, nutty flavor all its own. Grown and harvested in the remote and rugged highlands of Bolivia, Inca Red Quinoa is hand-tended from planting to final harvest in the ancient and traditional methods that date back thousands of years.
Quinoa (pronounced keen-wa) is a species of goosefoot that originated in the Andean region of South America over 6,000 years ago. This wonder plant, along with corn and potatoes, is a major food staple for the Andean cultures. The Incas considered Quinoa sacred, referring to it as "chisaya mama" or "mother of all grains".
In contemporary times, quinoa is highly appreciated for its nutritional value. Quinoa is 50% higher in fiber than wheat and has the highest protein content of any of the worlds grains! Not only does it contain the most protein, but protein of the highest quality. Quinoa is considered to be a complete protein in that it provides all ten essential amino acids in a balanced pattern. It is a good source of dietary fiber and phosphorus, and is high in magnesium and iron. Quinoa is naturally gluten-free and considered easy to digest. All of these characteristics have convinced NASA to consider quinoa as a possible crop in NASA's Controlled Ecological Life Support System for long-duration manned spaceflights.
It can be served as a side dish, in soups, salads, and stir-fry. It even makes a delicious breakfast cereal! You can substitute quinoa for rice in your favorite rice dishes, or add it to vegetables for a quick and easy pilaf.
Check out our Quinoa Recipes by clicking here.
Light, tasty, and easy to digest, it is wonderful for children and those with restricted diets. It is completely gluten-free and is perfect for people who follow a wheat-free/gluten-free diet. Quinoa is high in calcium, low in sodium, and contains no cholesterol.
Note no pre-washing is required as this quinoa has already been washed with pure water and sun dried to remove the natural bitter saponin coating.
Product of Bolivia.
Ingredients: organic whole grain quinoa (Pasankalla variety).
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Ingredients: 100% whole grain quinoa.


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