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Publisher Rossana Rosado flipped through the archives and reminisced as El Diario La Prensa marks a milestone: its 100th anniversary.
Rosado was a reporter for the Spanish language daily back in 1984. Now at its helm for the past 18 years, she says the paper's mission has always remained the same.
"We lead the charge of behalf of people who may not have a voice, and so that's really, I think distinguishes El Diario among newspapers, among media," she says.
The award-winning paper serves the city's 2.4 million Hispanics. In 1913, it started as "La Prensa." Then, in the 1960s, it merged with "El Diario," a competitor that began publishing in 1947.
Its office is located in Brooklyn. Its printing press is in Queens. There is no home delivery, so readers go to the newsstand to pick up the paper, which has a daily circulation of 42,000. Now, El Diario also offers a multimedia platform.
"For several years now, we've been functioning on web," says executive editor Erica Gonzalez. "We have a real-time digital team that updates and reports online. We have a social media strategy."
El Diario has a staff of 120 people who represent every Spanish-speaking country. Rosado says news that happens here affecting the Latino community resonates worldwide.
"The only place in the world where this contingent exists of Latinos from all over is New York City," she says. "Other cities may claim it, but we actually live it. We've always lived the diversity."
To celebrate 100, there will a bash at Grand Central Terminal later this month, as well as other festivities.
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To mark the centennial, the Empire State Building will be lit up on Saturday in the paper's signature colors of red and blue.
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Oh no, just explaining that using it like "I'm so OCD about tidying" is misusing it :)
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I was talking about the people using it in sentences where it doesn't really work grammatically. Maybe I'm reading your comment wrong, my brain's a little fuzzy at the moment.
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Oh no, just explaining that using it like "I'm so OCD about tidying" is misusing it :)
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when people say they have OCD in this context they don't mean they are obsessive or have a disorder they just dramatize their compulsion to keep stuff ordered
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I do know that, but I try to avoid misusing words now in order to prevent offending people. Of course it's different on the internet like with FunnyJunk as we usually take things as a joke, but it affects people differently IRL.
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Actually there is both a personality disorder version and a genetic disorder. They are both pretty similar but the genetic one cannot be fixed without medication while the personality disorder can be fixed with therapy.
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That is indeed true, but I meant the use of the word as if it were an adjective. E.g. 'I am so OCD about washing my hands'.
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Still up for debate really, the genetic condition can be treated similarly to the personality disorder presuming the patient is fairly young. And I don't think either can be properly 'fixed', only the symptoms managed.
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Republicans have held more than thirty votes trying to repeal Obamacare. They should take up some of these causes instead.
It was Groundhog Day at the House of Representatives Wednesday as it once again voted to repeal Obamacare. All told, House Republicans have voted to repeal, defund or otherwise invalidate part of the Affordable Care Act between 31 and 33 times, depending on how you count. And they're still not done -- Republicans leaders have vowed to make attempts to repeal the law a major priority in the next Congress, too.
But instead of wasting its time and our hard-earned tax dollars -- yes, it cost money to hold all those votes -- on partisan posturing, the House could have passed a lot of legislation that would have tweaked the law or improved our collective health. Some of it might even have made Republicans a little happier with the ACA.
Here are a dozen of our favorite policies -- and seeds of possible bills -- that could improve health, bring down costs, or otherwise improve the ACA:
1. Repeal and replace the individual mandate. The insurance reforms in Obamacare won't work well if people wait to buy insurance until they get sick, but the individual mandate in the law is just one way to make sure healthy people pay into the system. Unfortunately, Republicans (and voters as a whole) aren't very happy with that piece of the law -- they see it as an unnecessary government intrusion in people's lives.
Another way to encourage healthy people to get insurance is to permit a set period of time (a couple of months, say) after a person becomes uninsured to purchase new insurance. If they choose not to become insured (through Medicaid, an employer, or the exchanges provided for under the ACA) within that period, they would lose guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions, community rating, and access to the ACA-created insurance exchange subsidies for five years. That would encourage people to buy insurance, but allow people who genuinely want to self-insure the opportunity to opt out. (It's also indisputably constitutional, regardless of what you think of Chief Justice Roberts's decision.)
2. Enact a "public option" in state insurance exchanges. During the debate over the ACA, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that adding a publicly run insurance plan would reduce the deficit by an additional $88 billion over ten years relative to the law as passed, by taking in insurance premiums and paying out less to private insurers through exchange subsidies. That's a significant bit of deficit reduction that won't require tax increases or cutting important services.
3. Repeal corn subsidies. Soda is the number one source of added sugar in the American diet, and sugar contributes to obesity. Drinking one extra can of soda per day can add over 50,000 empty calories per year -- over three weeks' worth of food, with no nutritional content. The sugar used in those drinks is mostly high fructose corn syrup, which, true to its name, is a corn product. We spend $4 billion a year on subsidies to corn farmers -- subsidies which keep corn syrup (not to mention other nutrient-free foods) artificially cheap. Repealing subsidies seems like a no-brainer way to reduce obesity and combat an epidemic that costs our medical system hundreds of billions of dollars each year.
4. Fix the medical malpractice system. Republicans (and a lot of doctors) claim that the medical malpractice system is a big reason for high spending, unnecessary use of medical services, and other problems in the health-care system. But the House is so busy repetitively repealing the ACA it hasn't gotten around to doing anything about it. Unfortunately, there's not a lot of reason to think tort reform will magically solve all the problems that are blamed on lawsuits. States like Texas that have enacted reforms haven't seen a significant reduction in medical spending, the rate at which people lack insurance, or health insurance premiums, or seen an increase in the number of doctors per capita. Maybe if fixing malpractice nationwide doesn't improve the medical system, Republicans will move on to more credible ideas for reducing spending.
5. Enact a carbon tax, or increase the gas tax. A tax on carbon dioxide emissions won't just help prevent climate change -- it'll improve our health. A carbon tax would encourage denser urban development, for instance by making it more expensive to drive to work and to heat large suburban homes -- and pollute the air. Denser development (and the need to find another way to commute and run errands) will encourage people to walk more. Walking is an effective form of exercise, and can help people maintain lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, and lower body weight, all of which could reduce medical spending.
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Runing in tel aviv is not easy these days. summer heat is on the rise and even the mornings are very hot. some trainings are moving indoors especially the athletes that are about to attend the seconed part of the triathlon season here. The first event of the season is Akko triathlon on the 6.9. Meanwhile to get some coling and chilling it is a great idea to sit down with air conditioning and watch part 2 of kilian's Summit of my life.come check it out:
Upcoming Triathlons in Israel and the first kids tri in Herzliya
The Triathlon in israel is one of the fast and biggest growing sport in the last few years. triathlons are taking places all over the country. from Haifa to Gan shmuel and tel aviv, ashdod, ashkelon and eilat. in the upcoming months if you are visiting there are some major events including triathlon haifa and eilat. but this saturday there is a special triathlon event in herzliya. the first Kids tri event taking place in the city. stating kids from age 8 they will compete in different courses. Here you can find more details about the herzliya kids triathlon.
On the 19th of october the Israel Half iron man triathlon event will take place in haifa. you can find all the details about the different courses here (he).
Nike Night Run in Tel Aviv 2013
Nike Night Run in Tel Aviv Will take Place this year (2013) on Tuesday October 29th in our magical city tlv.
Starting point will take place from Rabin Square on this schedule:
As on every night run event for the last few years nike night run is the most colorful event in tel aviv. come and join us celebrating runners through this beautiful city street. run happy!
Upcoming Running events in Tel Aviv Area
Hello runners tel aviv locals and future travelers and visitors. we have got a lots of questions and help requests recently about upcoming running events in tlv area. here are some (with area expansions ) Run Happy!
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2013-07-08 Running Race Night Herzliya
2013-07-23 Lily Half Marathon and 10km from the edge of the Maccabiah 2013 Error
2013-08-01 Race night – two streets running
2013-08-30 Hayarkon Park Half Marathon the seventh running
2013-09-20 2013-2014 season opening race in the Premier Mizuno running at work, running 20/09/2013
The women's race 2013-10-03 – 2nd Herzliya running
2013-10-11 Race Alam the third Bat Yam running
2013-10-18 Dimona race the first, running 18:10:13
2013-10-29 Night Race 2013 Nike Running
2013-11-08 Race 2013 Ramat Gan Safari running
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2013-11-29 desert race – Full Marathon Running
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2014-02-21 Race Begin the fourth run
2014-02-28 Tel Aviv Marathon 2014 Running
2014-03-07 Mrootz running Premises 2014
2014-03-08 Race Running Kfar Saba 2014
Jerusalem Marathon 2014 2014-03-21 Running
Ra'anana 2014 2014-03-28 Running Race
2014-03-28 Lachish race the first run
2014-04-04 Samaria race the two named Gilad Zar running
2014-04-05 Race AIS 2014 American School Running
2014-04-25 Benjamin Racers the sixth running
2014-05-09 Mizuno racing souvenir houses the two running
2014-05-16 Race Givat Shmuel the fifth running
2014-05-23 Race Talmonim the seventh running
2014-05-30 Race Or Yehuda 2014 Error
2014-06-05 Kiryat Gat night race in 2014 running
Original schedule appears in hebrew here by Real timing site.
Brooks 3rd Night Run In Tel Aviv June 20
If you are planning a visit to tel aviv on Thursday, June 20 there is a great running event arranged by Mrathonya Team and Real Timing. it is the 3rd night race Brooks event with Race Heats: 10 km, half marathon.
Joy, companionship, and shopping discounts especially for the race and for you.
Find more about the event here (He).
RunningTLV invite you to come and run together the beautiful, fascinatingand beloved city of Tel Aviv. You are welcome for the ride! #runningtlv
The Official Full Marathon was cancelled but independent group is about to launch the full race
Check the independent event page for more details.
The annual multi-course marathon of the great city of tel aviv will not be canceled
The annual multi-course marathon of the great city of tel aviv will not be canceled due the heat expected on the racing day. this last report announced earlier today on the official media. but keep track of the latest news. it reported that the courses track will be changed. It been announced that The full Marathon reschedualed for friday the 22.3.13 on Hayarkon park. the other courses will be launched this friday.
You can keep up with the official Marathon Tel Aviv page. for all the runners we wish luck. drink enough and run happy!
20 Kilometers of Happiness
They say the best things happen to you when you're not ready or expecting it. It happened to me again, yesterday. I started my jogging routine when training this time required distance of 10k. nothing special. But at the beginning of the route I felt something special was going to happen. I overcame the need to challenge myself this time over anticipated. My longest run was 13k and that was about a year or so when i was almost in top form. It is important to note that i never target half marathon as a challenge or a goal yet. I caught a winter day in Tel Aviv and the starting point was haunted by a strong wind came from the sea. I started running from Ramat Aviv – "tel baroch" coastline . I looked at the horizon and saw afar the chimney Reading. I looked further and I saw the silhouette of the Jaffa Mosque and the wall. I wondered if i can get there and back.
Lucky, I was equipped with one energy snack and a water bottle. I realized that it would be enough. let's go for it i thought.
When I got to Jaffa i noticed i reached a distance of little more than ten kilometers and If I get to the finish point i lay in at least 20 miles. I felt good, my legs were light and steady pulse. I'm not sure if it was something in my head or if it was the moment of perfect synchronization between the mind, body and spirit, but I finished the race back after 20 miles. Although it took me a little over two hours but I did it. For the first time in life. It's a small step but so excited me and I was reminded how important it is done every day something new, learn something, we will just get up and do it. Yesterday at 11:12:12 I ran and did not plan, so much so I ran the first 20 kilometers of happiness.
Today is scheduled for a new release of another way to motivate yourself. Nike+ Fuel Band is realising the Missions Game played with nike fuel band.
keep up with their facebook page and RVSP for updates, see you in the game runners. #makeitcount
The Trailer for the NikeFuel Missions:
Scott Jurek is coming to Brooks Maratonia TLV
If your are attending Tel Aviv or anywhere in israel next week you should know Scott Jurek is here too. Jurek is an American ultra marathoner. the most dominant ultramarathon runner in the world. winner of the Hardrock Hundred (2007), the Badwater Ultramarathon (2005, 2006), the Spartathlon (2006, 2007, 2008), and the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run (1999-2005). In 2010, at the 24-Hour World Championships in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France, Jurek won a silver medal and set a new US record for distance run in 24 hours with 165.7 miles.
scott will be Running the Desert Run in Eilat on the 23/11/12 and two days later on the 25th, he will be in tel aviv for a free 10k run with fans.after that he will talk about running in "Brooks Maratonia" store in the park near raul valenberg st. more details you can find here. Update(21/11/2012): Scott Jurek cancels his arrival. the event is canceled.


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I loved it despite a few problems:
The most disturbing one is that the hidden objects scenes are so dark it's some times impossible to see the objects and I found myself tapping everywhere which somehow loses the point of the game.
Second problem is that some of the puzzles and mini games have no clues on how to solve them or insufficient explanations I.e the music puzzle - how the ---was I supposed to guess the right song?
In the barrel shooting puzzle the instructions just don't tell you how to shoot those cans .
And in the drug queen dress up puzzle I figured the celebrity right away but who knows how he used to dress? A right/wrong clue method would have helped...
Next problem only applies for non native English speakers like me: some of the phrases descibing objects may be very funny and coherent for native English speakers but the frequent usage of slang is unfair for us . I mean for me " uncle bob's remains" doesn't necessarily mean an urn , at least not until I actually found the urn...
Last problem : there are no controls for sound. It's not always continent to use earphones and I don't like desturbing everyone around me but to lower the sound you need to lower the device's volume...
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Sunday in the restroom at the Shell Oil Company lavatory, new Open Salon readers (great newbies are here) file former complaints because the sounds coming from the CEO's bath & wash stall:` sounds were groans, like those erie war moans.
Why Just Ask The Donkey. Shams-ud-din Muhammad Hafiz (Sufi 1320-1389) Goetheloved Hafiz, who's enthusiasm rubbed off on Ralph Waldo Emmerson. Mr. Emerson translated Hafiz in the 19th century. Others admired Hafiz:`
Nietzsche, Pushkin, Turgenev, Carlyle, and Garcia Lorca. Sherlock Holmes read Hafiz. In DC this week at a farmers market the poet Rumi was mentioned. The market manager loves Hafiz. She quoted him. I always say:`If you like Rumi, you will love Hafiz. Both were high school prom dates, disguise?
Just ask the donkey in me to speak to the donkey in you. Why, when there are so many other beautiful animals and brilliant colored birds inside that are longing to say something wonderful and exciting to your heart?
Let's open all the locked doors upon our eyes that keep us from knowing the Intelligence that begets love and a more lively and satisfying conversation with the Friend.
Let's turn loose our golden falcons so that they can meet in the sky where our spirits belong-- Necking like two hot kids.
Let's hold hands and get drunk near the sun and sing sweet songs to Nature God until Everyone joins us with few notes from their own sublime lute and drum.
If you have abetter idea of how to pass a lonely night after your glands may have performed all the little magic then speak up sweethearts, speak up, for all the world will listen.
Why just bring a donkey asking for stale hay and a boring conference with the idiot in regards to this precious matter-- such a precious matter as love,
When there are so many other divine animals and brilliant colored birds inside that are longing to sweetly greet you!
Editors Pick? The editor pick interview with Meryl Streep? Actress Ms. Streep will play the great cook, Julia Childs in a new film. Julia Childs love seed saving investments for a future to be possible. Mr. William Woys Weaver was a Friend of Julia Childs. He is an heirloom foods historian. William Woys Weaver and Julia Childs licked the wood spoon ladle clean. They double dipped too without fear of communicable mad-cow disease and pork hormone ingestion. Meryl Streep is as sweet as Weaver and cook Childs.
Hafiz wrote (so did Thomas Paine):`The foundation of greatness is always built upon this foundation:`The ability to appear, speak, and act as the most common women and men. huh? Editor Pick for the Sunday audio:`a happy one is clearly enunciating the 'k' in 'knowing' and this is a stolen paraphrase thought from senyru poet Robert H. Deluty's book:`A Handful of Sand.
Eugene Delacroix wrote:`O artist, you search for a subject-- everything is a subject. Your subject is yourself, your impressions in the presence of all Nature.
Hafix wrote:`This Sane Idea. Let your Intelligence begin to rule whenever you sit with others using this sane idea (sing):`Leave all your cocked guns in a field from us, one of those damn things may go off.
Hafiz wrote:`Confront the masters of what strong forces stunt (cynicism) the human nature. Celebrate the most ordinary experiences of life as precious divine gifts. Can we be invited to "awake awhile" and listen to childlike laughter, music and joy, and the various delightful things that surround us.
Hafiz ask:`What is this precious love and laughter budding in human hearts? It is the glorious sound of a soul waking up. It pulsates around and within us. In one poem:`I Hold the Lion's Paw. This:`I hold the Lion's Paw whenever I dance. The falcon knows the ecstasy when they make love against the sky, and the sun and moon argue over who will tuck you in tonight.
One can have more fun than anyone on the planet. That's absolutely correct. The heart's wings make love against the Sky. And the sun and moon someday will argue who will be the One who gets to tucks you and me in at Night.
I giggle at this:`Mismatched Newly (newbies) Weds:`Like a pair of mismatched newlyweds, one of whom feels insecure, and you and I keep turning to say, "Kiss me?" In the poem:` Your It! Nature God is disguised as a myriad things and plays a game of tag. One kissed you and said:`"Your It!" I mean, your Really IT!" Now it does not matter what you believe or feel. Major league wonderful is someday going to happen.
Hafiz writes in:`Just Looking For Trouble. I had a student who would suit alone in his house at night shivering with worries and Fear. In the morning often appearing as if raped by a ghost ... Then Hafiz was very proud of the student. For now, come night, not only is fear lost, now s/he goes out just looking for trouble.
Somewhere, the former scholar Rumi mentions a person goes to the market place and bangs everyone on the thigh with a percussion drum tambourine. For Sunday via Monday fun? Read a few of those Rumi poems: Steambath, Breadmaker, Lame Goat... on and on ... this last one is to aspire ...
The Music- For sixty years I have been forgetful. every minute, but not for a second has this flowing toward me stopped r slowed. I deserve nothing. Today I recognize that I am a guest the mystics talk about. I play this living music for my host. I saw you last night at the gathering, but could not take you openly in my arms, so I put my lips next to your cheek, pretending to talk privately.
Pedantically, you hold great appeal.
You never bore. I feel like saying:`Ahoy!
Whoever plays `round with you? Lucky mate!
I'm already all sopping wet from a tub bath.
I will be away today. This is written as an essay?
Editors can guess what language it is written in?
I don't have a cootie Chihuahua. I'll ask a bunny!
Bunny hop in field. People hop from the bathtub.
And, everything always is and will always be reference, how else would we commune (icate)?
One question for you, though, regarding the last paragraph. I have been trying to decide if it is better to have that time together even if you can't hold each other in your arms or does it just make the pain worse? Or should I not consider it pain but just enjoy the gift of being together?
Just wondering about your thoughts on this when you get a chance.
Sweet. All the serendipity I need for tonight. Gotta run an errand. Night.
The reader is sharing in the creative process if they wish to yes/no?
It's brain dead late for me to answer ... maybe tomorrow? pain yes.
Torniquet. What you wrote? Thanks.
The sharing of our inwardness is to try to mature, grow, and hopefully ... aim with a intent ... intend to edify someone/others, and not ever to impress. For the creative process was stimulated by someone, or observation, or accidental/serendipity ...?... as in:`accidental stumbling on a passage in a book? Interesting Input. Thanks: Robert Spiess writes`eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak.
Sorta like ...? ... Leave?
Leave out what no one reads?
Then, some readers will pick up some helpful value. Some people awake in the morning to duh?
huh?:`sigh. Some no do open.
'Um start the day with a sneer.
Unfortunately, some people read/listen to another person to spew an attack? They desire to undermine, and be a honcho. It's Hubris. Base. You know. Some seed falls on barren rock. Crows may gobble a potential word/seed. Some words never root and as seed/inward?
Wither. Oh analogy. true.
I am gonna need to conk.
I love to pick up an echo.
Life is good. I always say.
Life is Good. I'll need to ponder? Life can sure hurt. One can sure become tempted to say:`Of all the worlds vanity, ridicule, base and burdensomeness ... a tiny hut is enough for me. Become a hermit? I sure can consider the 3/4 or 98% recluse lifestyle after many days? I love banter and people tho. What a tuff Good question. I admit that. I always say to a 5- yr. young:`Annabella, Good Question!
She always says to me and other:`That's a Good Question!
I am in a barn? I love a bowl of summer squash and tamari tomato goulash. I scrub barn rubber shoo fly and black barn crocks. I shovel barn floors with green jade toothpicks. Editors will not permit me from making any comment @ www.Salon.ban.sigh.net,edu/ that's no worry. no fret. go eat?
Enjoy Fat-Free Star Buck Gold Stars?
Mom loses 50- pounds. Equifax. Site.
Juan Cole is always a great web read.
He don't ask mommy to remove crust.
Mitt Romney ask Bill O'Reilly to kiss up.
Cain killed old Able. Mc Cain plays piccolo.
Umpires give folk an obscene pinky gesture.
Umpire sweeps dinner plate with donkey tail.
Truckers in Iran sip merlot and eat ham crabs.
Pinch lips, and sip gin, wines, bud-light, coors,
and ask Farmers to grow barley hops for beers.
Ask Sam Adams? He don't speak. Sam lurks tho.
Wince? Wink. Is it Rosh Hashanah eve yet,huh?
Sarah Pale'in request:`Moose mustard burgers.
Sarah P. is a masterful:`She is the cubist kooky.
Both need to blow Kool smoke rings. Eat f- fry.
Esteemed American news castors beans stinky.
Gas. Boston bars.
Green Dragon pub.
Alaska crab legs?
Crack crabs legs!
Use lime jell-o.
Bang jelly fish!
Steps on claws!
huh. heh. okays!
good black bate!
Hellgrammites do catch carp, catfish, sunfish, large mouth bass, and Northern Alaskan Pikes. There is a hybrid Tiger Nothern Pike Fish.
I jest venting because I smelt sardines in mustard and olive oil in some tuna cans. I can't recall the lyrics to louis, la la la, I love lucy, jingle bells, and louie, lows Lu Lu, the black poodle, Ring-o the yellow Lab, bankers:`
crooks. creeps, cons:`
the sacred words to Chinese poet:`
Li T'ai Po. By the way? Who pays?
Who'll pick up thee dry clean fees?
I hear Sarah Palin do a makeover?
She will dye hair pink, green, blue?
Red fire engine fury, siren Help US!
United States sure needs guidances!
Sarah wears:` see-through fish-nets.
The sheer t-shirt will read on fronts.
What's can jesu, abe, moses, barney,
mitt rommney, otters, a porcupines,
hippo, goat, mule, hen, rooster, ant,
lice, maggot, sheared muslim sheep,
bill o' reilly, rush limbaugh, crotches,
halvah dishes, jacob brown t- shirts,
and what will white and brown wool:`
naked sheep bah peep? Ask B. O'reilly?
I wish I knew how to play a Brass Tuba!
and a alto sax.
It be cheerful to play it on Yom Kippur!
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. At the very end of chapter three, what sort of complaint does Cayetano lodge on Sierva's behalf?
(a) Bad food.
(b) Unsanitary washing conditions.
(c) Uncomfortable lodgings.
(d) Cruel punishments from the Abbess.
2. In his second meeting with Sierva, what happens when Cayetano lets the girl loose?
(a) She kisses him.
(b) She hugs him.
(c) She bites him.
(d) She kicks him.
3. What does the Vicereine do in retaliation of the Governor's entertainment at the Viceroy's dinner?
(a) She buys the Abyssinian woman and sets her free.
(b) She slaps the Governor.
(c) She leaves her husband.
(d) She brings Sierva to dinner with the Abbess.
4. What natural event opens chapter four?
(a) A snowstorm.
(b) The sun's eclipse.
(c) Winter solstice.
(d) A thunderstorm.
5. At the end of chapter four, what does Sierva refuse to do?
(a) Visit with her mother.
(b) Visit with Cayetano.
(c) Visit with Dr. Abrenuncio.
(d) Visit with her father.
6. What realization do the doctor and priest have about Sierva?
(a) She will likely commit suicide.
(b) She is probably possessed.
(c) They cannot save her from the Church.
(d) She is manipulating everyone in order to escape her family.
7. How does Sierva act around the nuns when people start claiming she is center of all evil in the convent?
(a) She pretends to speak in demonic voices.
(b) She pretends that the demons are forcing her to hurt herself.
(c) She prays at all hours in hopes that everyone notices her piety.
(d) She protests her innocence.
8. How does Cayetano, in chapter three, force himself to focus on the preparations for the exorcism?
(a) Self-flagellation.
(b) Calisthenics.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Prayer.
9. When the Abbess drags Sierva away from the slave quarters in chapter three, how does Sierva react?
(a) She urinates on herself.
(b) She screams obscenities at all the passing nuns.
(c) She defecates herself.
(d) She faints.
10. How does the Abbess feel about the Bishop?
(a) She likes him but does not respect him.
(b) She resents him.
(c) She trusts him.
(d) She is in love with him.
11. How old is Father Cayetano?
(a) Twenty-six.
(b) Forty-six.
(c) Thirty-six.
(d) Fifty-six.
12. Who in the convent is separated completely from the outside world?
(a) The novices.
(b) The prisoners.
(c) The slaves.
(d) The nuns.
13. What forbidden activity is used to celebrate the arrival of the Viceroy?
(a) Fire walking.
(b) Carnivale.
(c) Dances.
(d) Singing.
14. Although he is assigned as Sierva's exorcist, what is Cayetano's true desire for his career?
(a) Teacher.
(b) Librarian.
(c) Musician.
(d) Bishophood.
15. Whom does Sierva befriend when she first comes to the convent?
(a) The seamstress.
(b) The novices from Africa.
(c) The cook.
(d) The slave women.
Short Answer Questions
1. In their meeting, over what issue do the Bishop and Viceroy clash?
2. In Cayetano's dream, what is Sierva eating?
3. What information does Cayetano give to the Bishop after the natural event of chapter four?
4. What is Martina Laborde imprisoned for?
5. In chapter three, what causes Sierva to become violently hysterical?
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For the files in /var/www, use e.g. rsync. For the databases you can either use mysql replication, a mysql cluster setup or if the database content is not that time critical you can try to dump the mysql database automatically every few minutes and trsnafer this dump to the other server.
Till, thank you so much for your quick reply. I had seen Falko's response to what seems like a similar question in (
this thread
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1) Since I won't really have "load balancing", but will have "failover", I don't need syncing every few minutes. In fact, I am willing to absorb the "risk" of only "syncing" once per day ... assuming that my host will be decently reliable.
2) Why is mysql replication necessary? Is Backing up (i.e., tar or rsync) the mysql databases not a good idea or not technically sufficient? (Even if it requires stopping mysql for the few minutes it would take)
3) What about the IP address differences between the two ISPConfigs ... even if I sync them, do I still have to make some config change due to the IP difference before the "Secondary" server could go live? I notice you don't appear to suggest syncing the ispconfigs (/root/ispconfig ?) after the initial setup.
In other words, why not all the steps
in this thread
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(Don't beat on me too hard, I just want to know why technically I have to use mysql replication even when I want to only do daily backups)
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When the "original" Cetaphil cleanser did not work for me (left a film and did not remove makeup), I thought this version would be the solution. It was not at all. From the moment I put in on my face, it burned big time. I also did not like the scent--very chemical-y. It did remove makeup better than the original version, but at the expense of my skin.
LOVE this cleanser. I use it every night before bed. Note - I do not wear makeup, so I can't tell you if it will remove makeup. But it does such a great job of cleansing my skin of oil, dirt, etc. It makes me feel so clean and fresh and ready for bed! And for the price, it's just wonderful. The smell isn't great, but that's no big deal for me. Overall - great cleanser for the price!
My skin absolutely hates this cleanser. I tried it once, and it completely stripped my skin. My skin was shiny like wax afterwards, and the worst part is that my skin tried to make up for being dry by producing MORE oil. So, no, this is not a good cleanser for oily skin, let alone normal skin.
Cetaphil is highly recommended by dermatologists for people who have sensitive skin or when using Retin-A type acne medications because it does not dry skin out. However, I feel like it didn't leave my skin feeling "clean". This version is different because it is especially formulated for normal/oily skin.
Here is the verdict: it lathers and cleanses well. The scent is light and pleasant. At about $9 for 16 oz, it is affordable (lasted me about 2 months). The dispenser comes in a pump which makes it convenient. Lastly, it doesn't leave my skin feeling stripped or dry. However, there is nothing special that would make me buy it again.
This is the kind of cleanser that has mixed reviews. Some of them don't like them, while some of them love this and stay using this for years (like some of my family).
For me, this is quite nice, it doesn't make break outs (of course), makes my skin less oily, and has a nice clean scent.
The downside is that this can be a little bit irritating (sometimes, especially if my skin is flaky that day, but of course, because it's formulated for oily skin--my skin type is oily but sometimes flaky). If you have sensitive skin or a bit flaky skin like mine, be careful not to use too much.
Overall it's quite nice and decent, in case of emergency (like my current facial cleanser ran out or I forgot to carry my cleanser) this cleanser is useful because the fact that it can be found in most drugstores
Not gentle at all. It burned my skin so bad.
Works ok as a non foaming cleanser but it burned and irritated my skin. No breakouts just too strong SLS for my sensitive oily skin.
I looked high and low in my teens and early twenties for something that could control my oily skin. This was it, the gentle version was just too gentle for my skin, but the regular strength leaves my skin feeling clean and gunk free. It can be drying, but for my oily skin that was almost desirable, and 100% managed by any moisturizer, and even plain sunscreen in a pinch.
This is the only product in my bathroom that I'm wedded to. My moisturizer, make up, hair and other skin care products are the stuff of whims and whats on sale.
My only gripe is the packaging not very travel friendly.
I'm writing this review based on my hubby's experience with it...
My husband has very oily skin and he can basically wash his face with dirt and have no issues. This product, however, burned his face BIGTIME! He ended up with mystery rash under his eye from this. It went away as soon as he stopped using it.
Price wise...just ok for a drug store product.
Packaging...love that it's a pump.
Will I buy it again for him...no way!
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I *love* this stuff. I loved it even before I started my double cleanse OCM regimen (miracle!):
1) Massage a tablespoon (or a little more) of jojoba oil with fingers into skin
2) Massage a tiny bit of water and the Cetaphil over the jojoba oil (it'll be a creamy, not runny, consistency)
3) Thoroughly rinse and pat skin dry with a towel.
4) Exfoliate a couple of times a week. I'm using a honey aspirin mask (
This has almost completely cured my stubborn adult acne, particularly the hormonal cystic acne on my neck and jawline that I never thought would go away.
Cetaphil could be a tiny bit less detergent-y (leaves my skin a little squeakier than I'd like), but the jojoba oil takes care of that for me. I wouldn't mind seeing the price come down either.
Don't make the mistake of buying the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. It lacks the castor oil that I think is what makes Daily Cleanser work so well.
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- Release Date 10/19/2005
- Publisher Crave
- Platform PS2
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- Number of Players 4
Game Description
Faith and fun merge in this rewarding action/adventure trivia challenge based on the Bible. Test your knowledge in an interactive quiz-show-style party game with 1,500 questions about the Old Testament. A golden-voiced host keeps the action moving, while a goofy off-screen announcer tosses in some comic relief. Twenty mini-games bring the Bible to life through inspiring challenges based on the stories of Noah's Ark, David and Goliath, Jacob's Ladder, and more. Up to four players can try to beat the buzzer in wholesome, interactive gameplay the whole family can enjoy together.
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I really enjoyed this game as well as my family. It was fun and funny and besides just questions the little mini games and challenges were also fun to take part in. I liked the fact u could make the trivia questions harder or easier whatever u wanted them to be and if u didnt know what all u wanted ...more
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Whatcom Dairy Speaker Series
The Whatcom Conservation District, Washington State University Extension, Washington Dairy Federation and the Dairy Farmers of Washington have partnered to bring Whatcom dairy farmers an informational Dairy Speaker Series. This free monthly meeting brings in university and industry experts to talk about production, management, and other topics of interest.
Whatcom Dairy Speaker Series
Third Thursday of Every Month, 12:00-1:30
Ten Mile Grange Hall
6985 Hannegan Rd in Lynden, WA 98264 (Map)
A free lunch is provided!
To assure we have enough food for everyone, an RSVP is apprecited (see event below), but not required.
Help us make this a successful series. Click here to take a quick 3 minute survey and give us your feedback on topics you want to hear about. You can also contact us direct at any time to offer additional feedback (360) 354-2035x126.
Speakers Coming Up Next
Thursday, December 18
Frank Corey
Agricultural Drainage Specilist
Stream Buffers and Alternatives to Drainage Maintenance
Public concern for salmon recovery and water quality has never been higher. As a result, obtaining permits to maintain drainage has never been more difficult. Learn about how to protect yourself and the stream by planting "Hedgerow" buffers that will also reduce the need for drainage maintenance.
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
This is a special event hosted by the Whatcom Conservation District along with partners from the WA Dairy Federation, Dairy Farmers of Washington, and WSDA.
Manure Nutrient Management Training for Dairy Producers in Western Washington
Details: This event will be held upstaris at the Ten Mile Grange in Lynden, WA from 10:00-4:00. Lunch will be provided.
Manure nutrient management is a necessary part of dairy production. With each one of your cows producing approximately 100 pounds of manure a day, you have a lot of manure to manage. This training event has been created to help you better understand what are the requirements, benefits, and value of nutrient management, and how to make the elements of your Dairy Nutrient Management Plan work for you. This voluntary training event will lead you though the topics of regulations, nutrient cycling, crop production, agronomic rate calculation, economics, manure risk management, and available real-time manure management tools. At the end of the training you will have gone through your entire farm and identified high risk areas, created custom manure application timing schedules by field, and assessed your nutrient budget for the year.
This is a voluntary event that has been created for producers and the consultants and custom applicators that assist them in manure nutrient management. Your participation and feedback will help us refine the training and determine its future success.
Thursday, February 19
Dr. Shabtai Bittman1 and Chris Clark2
1Crop Specialist, Agriculture and Agri-Food Cnaada / 2Agricultural Enginner and Dairy Planner, Whatcom Conservation District
Making Recordkeeping Work for You
In 2012, WSDA came out with a new Recordkeeping Requirements rule (WAC 16-611-020) that outlines all of the elements you are expected to meet for "proper" nutrient management. Meeting some of these new requirements can be confusing and seemingly invaluable. However, there is hope. Come hear about how you can meet the recordkeeping requirements with available tools and leverage that information to help you improve your nutrient management and use. In particular, speakers will talk about NLOS, Irrigation Scheduler, and weather data as tools that can help you meet recordkeeping requirements while also better budgeting your manure for improved crop performance.
Thursday, March 19
Dr. Susan Kerr
Dairy and Livestock Extension Specialist, Washington State University
Advances in Dairy Calf Care
Research has changed many of the traditional recommendations concerning calf care. From feeding to housing to vaccinations, hear what has changed and also share what is working for you.
Thursday, April 16
Dr. Amber Adams Progar
Dairy Management Specialist, Washington State University
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Miss a talk? Below are links to videos of the past Speaker Series talks. Click on the title to access the video and link to slides.
November 20, 2014 - Dr. Amber Adams-Progar, Dairy Management Specialist, Washington State University
Surviving and Thriving in Cold Weather
As temperatures drop below 50 °F, newborn dairy calves struggle to maintain their body temperature and experience reduced growth rates. Learn about recent research findings and their practical applications to help your calves not only survive the cold, but thrive in it. Also, this is a chance to meet the *NEW* WSU dairy specialist from WSU in Pullman and let her know what you would like to see from her in the future.
October 16, 2014 - Dr. Nichole Embertson, Nutrient Management Specialist, Whatcom Conservation District
Minimizing the Risk of Manure Runoff this Fall/Winter
Every Fall, water quality testing in Whatcom County shows high fecal coliforms in waterways across the County. Is it your manure applications, or something else? Dr Embertson discusses how to minimize risk with your fall/winter manure applications and how you can protect water quality. Also, learn how you can measure your own water quality and participate in opportunities to measure the positive impacts of practices on your farm to see if you are part of the problem, or the solution.
April 17, 2014 - Matt Cleland, Wildlife Biologist, SDA APHIS Wildlife Service and Henry Bierlink,Whatcom Farm Friends
Options for Managing Nuisance Wildlife
USDA implements multiple tools in implementing a comprehensive wildlife control program throughout Washington State. Their purpose is to help protect resources such as livestock, property and human health and safety. Matt and Henry discuss USDA Wildlife Services' starling and beaver trapping programs in Whatcom County over the past 15 years and what new techniques and tools may be in our future.
March 27, 2014 - Dr. Nichole Embertson, Nutrient Management Specialist, Whatcom Conservation District
Managing Soils for Better Yields and Economics
Your soil is arguably the most important part of your farm. Healthy soils will yield better crops and yields, and reduce standing water and runoff issues. Things such as tillage, grazing, equipment, crop rotation, winter cover, and other management practices can have a beneficial or detrimental effect on your soil. Learn about the different visual and physical soil and crop assessment you can do to determine the heath of your soil. Get a virtual hands-on demonstration at how different management practices effect your soils and learn ways that you can modify your current practices to improve your soil and your overall farm economics.
February 20, 2014 - Dr. Shabtai Bittman, Crop Specialist, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Forage Production and Management
The experts from FarmWest.com have released a new comprehensive guide to forage production entitled "Cool Forages: Advanced Management of Temperate Forages". The guide has information on everything from selecting new forage varieties, maximizing manure as a fertilizer, feeding of seasonal forages, to predicting forage quality. Co-author, Dr. Shabti Bittman, talks about the secrets to forage management and how to maximize your production.
January 16, 2014 - Dr. Nichole Embertson, Nutrient Management Specialist, Whatcom Conservation District
The Interface of Water Quality and Farming
There have been a lot of water quality reports out over the years that say ag is the main source of pollution in Whatcom County, and the issue is only getting hotter. Is it all true? Dr. Embertson talks about current water quality monitoring in Whatcom County, how to interpret those results, and how you can monitor your own water quality for self-assessment. Also, learn how nutrients and pathogens get into surface and groundwater, who is contributing to water quality impacts (it's not just dairy!), and the practices and tools available to help you limit losses. Clean water starts with you!
December 19, 2013 - Melanie Drecksel, Loan Specialist, USDA Rural Loan Development
Value Added Producer Grant Opportunity
The Value Added Producer Grant Program (VAPG) is for agricultural producers who want to add value to their products and sell the end-product to consumers. Examples would be making jam out of berries, cheese out of milk, etc. The goal is to increase revenue to the farmer through sales of the value added product. Hear Melanie talk about what value added products can mean to your business and a new grant opportunity available to you to get you started.
November 21, 2013 - Frank Corey, Drainage Specialist, Whatcom Conservation District
Agriculture Drainage Maintenance in Whatcom County
Learn about the laws in Whatcom County that regulate drainage maintenance activities in surface water systems and hear about best management practices that will help keep you out of trouble while keeping your land drained. This is an essential talk to listen to before you do any drainage maintenance on your land, or if you want to find a way to reduce or eliminate the need to do so in the future.
October 17, 2013 - Dr. Susan Kerr, NW Livestock and Dairy Specialist, Washington State University
A Different Kind of Prep Time
Dr. Susan Kerr gives a great talk on how 60 minutes of your time can help ensure your dairy will stay in business after an unexpected weather, supply, labor or health challenge. This presentation will help you get a good start on a farm disaster preparation plan and highlight areas to focus on to be prepared for the unexpected. Check out the attachments for lists of supplies to have on hand for various emergencies, as well as a form to get your plan started today. Like Murphy's Law, if you have a plan, you will hopefully never have to use it. If you don't have a plan, well….
August 15, 2013 - Dr. Nichole Embertson, Nutrient Management Specilist, Whatcom Conservation District
Customizing Fall Manure Applications for Your Soil Types
Managing manure application throughout the year is important for crop growth and stewardship. Dr. Nichole Embertson talks specifically about fall manure applications and what happens when you go from nutrient application to waste disposal. Learn which soils types should and shouldn't be applied to after August and why that is important for optimal crop growth, winter survival, and yield. Nichole presents real world examples and data from local trials on optimal late season manure application strategies. She also talks about fall weather forecasts and how to use them to your advantage.
July 18, 2013 - Chris Clark, P.E., Professional Ag Engineer, Whatcom Conservation District
How to Identify and Fix Engineering Issues On Your Farm
Professional ag engineer, Chris Clark talks about identifying issues with lagoons, filter strips, silage bunkers, slabs, and other areas on farm. Knowing the potential issues that may be on your own farm can help you prevent them before they become a serious issue. Chris gives guidance on how to fix problem areas and keep up with proper operation and maintenance to keep your farm running smoothly.
June 28, 2013 - Dr. Troy Peters, Irrigation Engineer, Washington State University Extension
Irrigation Water Management
Come summer you may be rolling out the irrigation equipment to try and stay ahead of dry conditions, or maybe you haven't considered the benefits of irrigation for your land and crops. Dr. Troy Peters talks about irrigation water management in Western Washington dairy systems for improved yields and decreased water loss issues. He goes over the soil-water basics to help you understand when and where you should be irrigating for maximum soil and crop production.
May 20, 2013 - Dr. Craig Cogger, Soil Science Specialist, Washington State University Extension
Interpreting Your Soil Test for Better Crop Production
You are required to take soil tests every year, but are you getting your monies worth? Most people don't know exactly what their soil test is telling them or how to fix excess/deficiencies in nutrients and other parameters for better crop production. For instance: When should you be applying lime? How does iron in soil effect nutrient availability and crop production? When is N most available throughout the year? Listen to Dr. Craig Cogger take the mystery out of your soil test and help you improve soil quality, crop production, and yields with a better understanding of your soil properties and how to work with them, rather than against them. You will be amazed how much great information you will take from this amazing talk targeted towards soil properties and implications for Whatcom County dairy crop production.
April 18, 2013 - Panel: NRCS, Whatcom CD, WSU Energy Auidtor, and Puget Sound Energy
Saving Money and Farm Better with Energy Conservation Programs
Did you know that on average dairy farms in Washington State can cut their energy bill by 30% by upgrading things like lights, pumps, coolers, etc.? And did you know that you can have all those upgrades paid for? The NRCS Energy Initiative Program is promoting energy audits and conservation as a way to save you money and increase your on-farm efficiency, and they, along with Puget Sound Energy (PSE), are willing to pay for all your upgrades. Listen to representatives from NRCS, Whatcom Conservation District, Washington State University, and Puget Sound Energy Come talk about the program, applicable practices, and how to conduct on-farm energy audits to see where you can save money. Getting paid to save money is a no brainer. See how you can enroll in the NRCS program or work with PSE direct today!
March 21, 2013 - Dr. Joe harrison, Nutrient Management Specialist, Washington State University
Feed Management: A Whole Farm Perspective
Feed management is the practice of feeding cows for maximum production, performance, and reproduction, while reducing the amount of excess nutrients, particularly nitrogen and phosphorous, excreted in the manure by minimizing overfeeding of any one nutrient. Feed management can help reduce feed costs by feeding nutrients more efficiently and importing less feed onto a farm. In turn, the reduction of manure nutrient content can result in the need for less land to effectively meet ones nutrient balance. Hear Dr. Joe Harrison talk about dairy feed management from a whole farm perspective. In addition, he talks about NRCS cost share opportunities for those interested in developing and/or receiving funds to help implement a Feed Management Plan by looking at cow nutrition, feed, and crop indicators.
February 21, 2013 - Chris Benedict, Crop Specialist, Washington State University Extension
Increasing Crop Diversity and Production
WSU Extension Agent Chris Benedict discusses new crop rotation ideas, maximizing yields, getting more value from your crops, and the benefits of a diverse crop rotation. Chris also addresses the best varieties and methods of cover cropping to make harvest easier and reduce costs by increasing your overall feed production. Crops are a large part of the dairy business and in current economic times, increasing yields and reducing imports is key to success.
January 17, 2013 - Dr. Bill Wavrin, Large Animal Verterinarian, Dairy Nutritionalist, Dairy Farmer in Whatcom and Yakima Counties
Revisiting the Link Between Land and Cattle in the Current Economy: Making Milk from Sunlight, CO2, Water and Cow Manure
Dr. Bill Wavrin gives a unique perspective on animal, crop, and farm management from the perspective of a veterinarian, nutritionist, and dairy producer. In the current economy, new ideas and practices are vital for survival. Can you change your feed ration and actually make more milk? Can you reduce inputs into your crops and make more money with less yield? Listen to Bill talk about alternative ideas and how they can increase your overall production and economics.
December 20, 2012 - Dr. Nichole Embertson, Nutrient Management Specialist, Whatcom Conservation District
Manure Application Risk Management Practices and Tools
Want to make better manure applications throughout the year, increase yields, and limit your nutrient losses? Ever wonder if you could apply manure in January, and what happens to nutrients applied in October? Dr. Nichole Embertson talks about the tools and guidance available to help dairy producers in Whatcom County make better decisions about manure application timing, particularly in the late winter and early fall, and what the risks are with application at different times of the year. Learn about the new Application Risk Management system, Manure Spreading Advisory, Manure Application Setbacks, and other tools now available to provide flexibility and apply manure when it's right for your crop and field conditions.
November 15, 2012 - Dr. Shabai Bittman, Research Scientist, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Phosporous and Nitrogen Management on Dairy Farms
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Crop Research Scientist and Founder of Farm West, Dr. Shabtai Bittman, gives a summary of the latest research and advances in manure phosphorous management including ways to optimize manure application for crop production. Phosphorus is a vital crop nutrient and a significant contaminant of fresh water. Because of its finite availability, P fertilizer is a diminishing resource and improved practices are needed, especially on livestock farms, to conserve P and minimize pollution. Manure application at nitrogen levels can contribute to an increase of P loading of soils, and it is suggested that solid liquid separation produces two products that can be managed more effectively than whole manure. Hear Dr. Bittman talk about ways that you can manage your on-farm P better while also increasing crop yields!
October 19, 2012 - Steve Fransen, Washington State University Extension Crop Specialist
Principles of Producing High Quality Grass Forage
Washington State University forage crop extension specialist Steve Fransen gives a hands-on lesson on cool season forage production and how to maximize yields by understanding when growth starts, when it changes, when it stops, and what happens during each of these transition times. He discusses the nutrient needs of grass throughout the year so that you can optimize manure application, and how to judge quality to save money and determine next year's production based on your forage quality now.
September 20, 2012 - Chris Clark, Engineer and Dairy Planner at Whatcom Conservation District
Troubleshooting for Manure Storage Structures
Agriculture engineer Chris Clark from the Whatcom Conservation District helps you understand what things like slope, storage volume, and dike condition mean, and gives tips on how to address lagoon issues you may have and/or prevent them from happening. Chris also tells you how prepare for your seasonal WSDA inspection and what to do if your pond doesn't meet criteria. Looking to add more storage? Listen to Chris talk about what your best options are.
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Simply taken as a contemporary vampire novel, 'Salem's Lot is great fun to read, and has been very influential in the horror genre. But it's also a sly piece of social commentary. As King said in 1983, "In 'Salem's Lot, the thing that really scared me was not vampires, but the town in the daytime, the town that was empty, knowing that there were things in closets, that there were people tucked under beds, under the concrete pilings of all those trailers. And all the time I was writing that, the Watergate hearings were pouring out of the TV.... Howard Baker kept asking, 'What I want to know is, what did you know and when did you know it?' That line haunts me, it stays in my mind.... During that time I was thinking about secrets, things that have been hidden and were being dragged out into the light." Sounds quite a bit like the idea behind his 1998 novel of a Maine hamlet haunted by unsightly secrets, Bag of Bones. --Fiona Webster


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We recently spent a week with Saturn's latest addition to the stable, the Aura Green Line, which afforded us the opportunity to size it up relative to its Aura XR sibling that we tested last year. The Aura XR was impressive, with attractive styling, some real pop underhood courtesy of the 3.6L V6, and a nicely-rounded, comfortable driving experience. A lot of he same basic good stuff carries forward to the Aura Green Line. Autoblog's Aura Hybrid also looked pretty sharp and comported itself well overall. Follow the jump for a brief rundown of some of our observations of the Green Line compared to the XR, and keep an eye on AutoblogGreen in the coming days, as our colleague, Sam Abuelsamid, will be posting a complete full-length review of the car.
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The Aura Green Line combines the the same mild hybrid system and 2.4L Ecotec engine used in the Vue Green Line that we reviewed last year. Good for 164 horsepower, it's paired with a 4-speed auto (the paddle-shifted six-speed would be nice here, General) and moves the Aura around ably. When warranted, the car gets an electric boost to help out with acceleration. It's no match for the XR's 3.6L V6, which is smoother, quieter, and much more powerful, but that said, the Green Line powertrain lets the car perform well both locally and on the interstate. The little green "eco" light appears quite readily and will remain illuminated as long as you keep your right foot light on the throttle. It becomes a bit of a game while driving to see how long you can keep it going, and unlike the '07 Vue Green Line, the Aura GL has an info center display in the gauge cluster that shows you both instant and average fuel economy. This means you can really keep tabs on how you're doing, and see a number to correspond with the light on the instrument panel.
The EPA rates the Aura Green Line at 28/35 city/highway, and over the week, we averaged right around 25 mpg -- just like we did with the Vue Green Line. The lowish number is probably attributable to yours truly's hellish 30-mile-each-way commute in mostly stop-and-go traffic. While it really puts the stop/start system to work, it otherwise doesn't play up to the Aura's strength as an economical highway cruiser. That trait that became apparent when I used the car as my transportation to and from the Greenwich Concours last weekend. In contrast to my weekday commute, the 60-mile round trip each weekend day was a breeze, and over the two days, the car's average fuel economy increased pretty quickly.
Our tester was equipped with the Preferred Package, which adds a power driver's seat, wheel-mounted radio controls, and heated electric outside mirrors. The cloth seating surfaces are fairly generic-looking, but the seats themselves are very comfortable and supportive. Parents who'd like a leather seating option (it's easier to keep clean) are out of luck: hides aren't available in the Aura Green Line -- a surprising omission, if you ask us. We also have to say that we found the light gray interior color to be on the boring side -- this is a matter of personal taste, of course, but it just didn't jibe well with the car's attractive Berry Red exterior, in our opinion. The available tan fabric and trim is far more complimentary, and is what we'd choose if we were buying.
A passenger commented on the car's backseat legroom and noted that the dugouts in the front seatbacks really make a difference in this respect. Trunk space remains ample, but some is sacrificed to make room for the car's battery pack. One thing we mentioned when reviewing the XR is that the center storage bin's lid and latches felt exceptionally flimsy, and we expressed concern over their ability to survive daily use. After driving the Aura Green Line, we can affirm that the bin's lid really is an egregious piece of crap. The latch on this particular tester had become off-kilter and didn't work properly. It's this kind of thing that detracts from what is otherwise a perfectly good car that we genuinely like. Fix it.
You'll find other hybrid sedans that top the Aura Green Line in terms of available equipment and fuel economy (think Altima and Camry), but the Saturn wins big in the window sticker competition, checking in at just $23,070 as tested. Throw in the $1300 federal tax credit it's eligible for, and once again, you have a very appealing value package in a car wearing the square Green Line badge.
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I am a very talented singer, I sang semi-professionally for a few years, but now I do all of my singing at the local karaoke bar... Having my hobby become my profession took the fun out of it and that wasn't something that I could live with.
The first things people usually notice about me
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I have been told that I smile with both my mouth and my eyes
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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I am an avid reader and will read almost anything that is put in front of me, with very few exceptions. As for movies and food I am a bit more picky, I love comedy and your everyday chick flicks, I hate that the powers that be in Hollywood have run out of ideas and have begun to remake all of the movies and cartoons from my childhood, but what can you do? I love Indian and Mexican foods, but sadly am allergic to all sorts of seafood, yet a homecooked meal will always trump going out for me.
The six things I could never do without
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my family
my best friends
my purse
my phone
my family
my best friends
my purse
my phone
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
My future
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
hanging out with a few friends at the local karaoke spot
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I'm a cartoon junkie... Disney, Pixar I'm there :)
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. OriginGeneral Brushov first appeared in China as the host of the People's Liberation Army's Colonel Ling. The Soviet General planned on luring Captain America to Asia so he could be defeated by The Red Guardian. However Hawkeye and Hercules attacked their base in order to rescue The Black Widow and the Communists were eventually defeated by The Avengers.CreationGeneral Brushov was created by Roy Thomas and John Buscema in 1967.