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In exploring the new RAM, Dodge, Jeep and Chrysler inventory available at our Temple-area showroom, you'll find everything from classic picks to new favorites, including the 1500, 3500, Avenger, Wrangler and 200. And while, you can do much of your pre-buy research online, Mac Haik Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, serving Killeen, Waco, Gatesville and Georgetown, TX is always happy to share specs, compare different models and present you with other options that might also suit your lifestyle. Our ultimate goal is for you to be satisfied with your decision for hundreds of thousands of miles to come.
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Every year, the automotive world gathers in Las Vegas for the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Assocation's trade show. The SEMA show, as it's known, is the largest of the year. If it involves cars, trucks, or parts for cars and trucks then you'll find it there.
We'll have more coverage in an upcoming issue of the magazine, but here's a few pages of photos to whet your appetite!

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Matt Maher, "Lord, I Need You" (Acoustic)
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Matt Maher - Lord, I Need You (Acoustic) with Audrey Assad from matt-maher on GodTube.
Matt Maher ("Rise Up") and Audrey Assad ("Restless") perform an acoustic version of "Lord, I Need You" from Matt's album, All The People Said Amen. The song is a contemporary rendition of the classic hymn by that same name.


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Sarah Blair has been working in the food industry since 2005, adding a generous dose of enthusiasm, excitement, and creativity to the many food professions she has sampled. This New York City journey has entailed working in a food public relations firm, receiving a professional degree from culinary school, interning at a culinary magazine for industry professionals, externing at Food Network, being a member of the kitchen staff of an acclaimed NYC restaurant, and most recently working as an instructor at a cooking school for non-professionals.
Prior to city life, Sarah's rural New Hampshire upbringing paved the way for an extraordinary career in food. She grew up in her family's vegetable garden, fruit orchards, and berry patches, eating, cultivating, and appreciating nature. Sarah then received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where locally grown produce and her search for the ultimate taqueria became a mainstay in her collegiate experience.
Dr. Laurie Brodsky is the energetic new face of Naturopathic Medicine in Manhattan. As a graduate from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, Dr. Brodsky is a leading expert in the field of Holistic Medicine with a unique spin on health and wellness using her natural prescription pad. In her women's health and pediatric-based practice, Dr. Brodsky uses a variety of gentle, safe and effective all-natural therapies including nutrition, acupuncture, Chinese Medicine, vitamin and nutrient therapies, diet and lifestyle counseling, hydrotherapy, botanical remedies and homeopathic medicines that allow the body to heal from the inside out.
As part of her social outreach, Dr. Brodsky regularly contributes to renowned journals and online health sites, and has been featured on numerous radio shows to discuss health in the media. Outside of practice, Dr. Brodsky's passion for eradicating childhood diabesity lead her to create the Healthy Tummy Initiative, a program that sends doctors into the classrooms teaching students, teachers and parents how to make healthier nutritional choices in a fun, informative and tasty way. In her spare time, she loves to cook, take yoga and spin classes, and shop at local Farmer's Markets for fresh and nutritious foods. Dr. Brodsky is currently welcoming new patients to her practice.
Shin Kim is a culinary instructor with passion for Korean food. After training in culinary school and Michelin-starred fine dining restaurants in New York City, she's focused on sharing delicious, healthy and simple Korean dishes and fine-dining kitchen tips. Her classes focus on why's and how's of Korean cooking so that participants can easily re-create the basic recipes learned in class and modify them with their own imagination at home.
Shin is also an enthusiast of Korean culture all-around. She writes articles about hidden Korean gems in New York City, which have appeared on The Korea Times, The Korea Herald, and Yonhap News, translates Korean articles and dramas, and maintains her personal blog.
Growing up, I remember being in the kitchen Friday afternoons, watching my mother prepare the elaborate meal for the Sabbath evening.
I recall asking my mother questions, "How do you know when the onions are ready'" or "When do you know when to put the garlic in'" She patiently explained the fundamental rules, encouraging my interest. When I was 11 years old, I started preparing breakfasts.
Once college began, my desire to cook took a back seat to the challenge of academic pursuits. After graduation, I decided to further my interest, and attended the French Culinary Institute. At the FCI, under the tutelage of world-renowned chefs, I learned the full spectrum of cooking technique and secrets. Food and cooking allow me to be creative in the ultimate artistic medium — one that stimulates all five of our senses. My cooking "hobby" is now a full-fledged passion and career.
Emily Klein, founder of EAT LIVE WELL is a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America and The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, and is accredited by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. She has learned directly from master chefs, including Michael Chiarello and David Burke of Napa Valley and New York City fame. Emily was also Director of Special Events for renowned wine importer Michael Skurnik Wines. She instructs a wide range of cooking classes at the JCC of Manhattan, and has coached extensively for various leadership and lifestyle programs at Landmark Education Corporation, as well as privately.
Combining her training and education with her love for food and commitment to a healthy, vibrant lifestyle, Emily brings her passion for eating and living well to you.
Jay Weinstein, a chef trained at the Culinary Institute of America, is a New York based food writer, editor, culinary instructor, and author of three culinary books. He is a veteran of some of America's finest kitchens, including New York's Le Bernardin, Boston's Restaurant Jasper, and The Four Seasons Hotel. His food articles and recipes have been featured in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, Newsday, Time Out New York, National Geographic Traveler, and numerous other publications. His latest book, The Ethical Gourmet, focuses on ecologically sustainable fine foods. He teaches culinary arts at The Natural Gourmet Institute in New York City.


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Becoming a Member of the RIPE NCC
Our members are referred to as "Local Internet Registries" (LIRs).
Should I become a member?
YES: If your organisation needs IPv6 address space and AS Numbers, and/or makes assignments to End Users or customers. RIPE NCC members may also be eligible to receive a one time allocation of a /22 of IPv4 address space from the last /8 of IPv4 address space for their LIR account. See the online application form for more information.
NO: If you need a small amount of IPv6 addresses and don't make assignments to End Users or customers. See how to request Independent Resources for information on how to get IPv6 addresses without becoming a member.
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For more New York Produce Show booth news, see From the show floor: New York Produce Show booths A-F.
Packer staffers Pamela Riemenschneider, Chuck Robinson and Fred Wilkinson collected these news items Dec. 4 on the New York Produce Show exposition floor.
Chuck RobinsonGrimmway FarmsGRIMMWAY FARMS: The Simply Delicious Carrot Creations brand of Grimmway Farms, Bakersfield, Calif., has two new flavors: roasted garlic and herb and honey brown sugar and cinnamon. The packs are 13-ounces and come 10 per case. The suggested retail price is $2.49-2.79. Showing off the new products are Eric Proffit, sales manager; Kelly Dietz, sales director; and Lisa McNeece, vice president of foodservice and industrial sales. Grimmway Farms also is marketing baby carrots branded with The Biggest Loser. Consumers are offered a chance to stay at The Biggest Loser Resort. The packs come in 2- and 3-ounce packs and 1- and 2-pound packs.
LITTLE POTATO CO.: The Potato Jazz line of potato side dishes from Little Potato Co., Edmonton, Alberta, come in microwaveable steam trays of consistently sized small potatoes that come with savory spice packs, says Don Daintrey, sales and marketing director. Four flavors are offered: Savoury Herb, Garlic and Parsely, Zesty Italian and Chipotle Fingerlings. The products are new to the U.S., but have been test marketed in Canada, he says. The produce has a 30-day shelf life and requires no refrigeration, he says.
MALENA PRODUCE: Gonzalo Avila, business manager for Rio Rico, Ariz.-based Malena Produce Inc., shows off their new extended shelf life bag for eggplants. The bags use Tefen, Israel-based StePac LA Ltd.'s film to increase shelf 10-12 days, Avila says, and also allow printing of recipes on the bag.
MANN PACKING: A new party tray being used by Mann Packing Co., Salinas, Calif., reduce the use of plastic in the produce by a third because it is lidless, says Mark McHale, national account and east region sales manager. Film seals the contents on the top of the tray. Mann Packing also showed off a new 10-ounce pack of sweet potatoes for crinkle-cut fries.
Chuck RobinsonMann PackingMASTRONARDI PRODUCE: Mastronardi Produce, Kingsville, Ontario, offers a new pack of orange and red sweet peppers called Sweet Twister, says Chris Veillon, director of marketing. He plans a national rollout of the product in late spring. The company showed off the its redesigned package graphics. The graphics are more modern and help update the Sunset brand, Veillon says.


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Fabricio talks about studying MEng Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering degree programmes offered at Birmingham have continued to score very highly in the National Student Survey (NSS).
In the 2014 National Student Survey 95% of our student finalists were satisfied with their degree experience. 95% of graduates from our BEng programme have found employment after graduation. Our Assessment and Feedback score is currently the highest of all the Russell Group and 1994 Institutions (source: unistats.direct.gov.uk).
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In Houston, there are plentiful choices for opioid replacement therapy through a variety of methadone clinics and numerous doctors who are approved to treat addiction using suboxone. Suboxone (which contains buprenorphine) is gaining in popularity and is an effective intervention for reducing or eliminating opioid withdrawal symptoms for a large percentage of opiate-addicted people. The links below display more information on methadone's effectiveness, opioid dependence, addiction and recovery counseling, as well as present job openings in methadone clinics across the country.
SMC Recovery Offering Affordable Opportunity in ScottsdaleSMC Recovery based in Scottsdale, Arizona opened an outpatient addiction treatment program late last year. SMC provides a Medication-Assisted Program utilizing methadone and an Intensive Outpatient Program. Both treatment modalities are endorsed by SAMHSA as best practices in the field of addiction treatment. Methadone programs across the USA cover a wide range of prices sometimes as high as $15.00 per day. However, SMC Recovery have implemented one of the most affordable rates in the country at just $55.00 per week. This is an outstanding value for anyone who has been struggling with opiate addiction and it is one of the most competitive rates we have learned of anywhere in the country. Prospective patients are often unable to get started with outpatient methadone treatment because the cost is just too high for them. SMC Recovery have lowered this barrier considerably. We were informed by their staff that this price will most likely be active over the next year consequently providing … Read more Recovery Is About Positive ChangeAs we prepare for another new year, there is always this opportunity for welcomed changes and improvements in our lives. New years resolutions are often built around personal goals that people would like to achieve like quitting smoking, losing weight, or beginning a new hobby. With opioid addiction, the desire for relief is always present. It is amazing what an individual can do when they are truly motivated and committed to a goal. It is true that people enter recovery every single day. What an incredible truth this is! The big question is what does it take for a person to step onto the path of change and to point themselves in a new direction? The disease of addiction is one that is allowed to continue as a result of becoming stagnant, inactive. As a disease process, drug addition only gets halted when a person makes a decision to do something about it. If a person fails to take any … Read more Buprenorphine and Liver HealthJana Burson is a North Carolina physician who specializes in the treatment of opioid addiction using medications like buprenorphine and methadone. Dr. Burson is a passionate caregiver and patient advocate with considerable experience in the field of addiction treatment. She maintains an informative blog on the topic of opioid addiction treatment and recently posted her comments and observations on a revealing 2012 study. The 2012 study by Saxon et al is reported in her blog to have followed more than 700 patients over 24 weeks who were receiving either methadone or buprenorphine (the active ingredient in Suboxone). These patients were checked for specific red flag elevations that would suggest emerging liver damage or liver inflammation. None of the patients receiving methadone or buprenorphine had significant abberations in liver functioning. This led the researchers to conclude that neither medication causes liver damage. A 2014 follow-up study by Soyka and others (published in the American Journal on Addictions) found the same results … Read more Methadone or SuboxoneA common question among those seeking help is whether methadone or suboxone is the best choice for opioid replacement therapy. It reminds me of the age old debate … which is better, Ford or Chevy? Methadone has been used in opioid addiction treatment for about 45 years. Suboxone has been available to the public for 12 years. Each of these medications has been shown, through conclusive research, to be highly effective in eliminating opioid withdrawal. Both methadone and suboxone achieve a similar outcome, but with subtle differences. [view our comparison chart] When opiate withdrawal symptoms are no longer a daily preoccupation and source of anxiety, individuals are free to invest their energy & time in productive, meaningful activities. Avoiding withdrawal sickness is the single greatest driver of continued opioid use, and often pushes an individual to desperate measures to maintain a supply of opiates so that they will not get sick. People unfamiliar with addiction sometimes believe that … Read more Welcome Access Recovery SolutionsAccess Recovery Solutions (ARS) Delray Beach is a newly opened outpatient opioid treatment program that offers both methadone and buprenorphine. They are a member of Addiction Medical Solutions who have other methadone clinics across the country. ARS specialize in medication assisted treatment and have a unique Maintenance to Abstinence program designed to assist patients in eventually becoming free of opioid medications once they have experienced a period of stability. The program is built on a two year continuum of care treatment model. The ARS clinic provides individualized treatment planning for patients, and their counseling approaches include cognitive-behavioral and motivational approaches up to and including an intensive outpatient program (IOP). IOP is a SAMHSA endorsed, evidence-based addiction treatment that is in widespread use across the United States due to its effectiveness in helping patients learn about and apply effective recovery tools. ARS offer a variety of other programs and services to serve the Delray Beach community including a Speakers Bureau. With … Read more Family Support of Methadone TreatmentWhen patients enter treatment for opioid addiction, their families are usually relieved yet apprehensive. They may have seen previous recovery efforts not be sustained and their loved one return to active substance use. So, families often learn to be cautiously hopeful. 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*All runners under 18 will need a parent/guardian to read and approve the electronic waiver of liability upon registration.
Participants can pick up race packets on race day beginning at 6:30 a.m. or in advance at the Pirates Cap Company on Mazeroski Way near PNC Park (please see dates and times below). Registration will take place outside PNC Park on Federal Street.
(Please note: The Pirates are playing the Brewers on April 17th and 18th at PNC Park at 7:05 p.m.)
All participants are invited to the post-race party that will be held on Federal Street immediately following the conclusion of the race. Complimentary food and beverages will be provided!
The 5K and Chick-fil-A® One Mile Family Fun Run will both start on Federal Street and finish on the field at PNC Park.
All 5K and Chick-fil-A® One Mile Family Fun Run participants will receive a commemorative tech t-shirt and a ticket voucher good for a complimentary ticket to any one Pirates home game at PNC Park between April 19-24.
Race results will be printed and posted by 10:00 a.m. and online at pirates.com/5KHOMERUN by 11:00 a.m. Individuals that will be recognized on the field will be contacted via telephone/e-mail with instructions for that evening's pregame ceremony. Please make sure to include a telephone number where you can be reached soon after the conclusion of the race in your registration form.
Timing services for the Pittsburgh Pirates 5K Home Run are being provided by The Runner's High of Grove City, PA. Chips will be assigned at packet pick-up or on race morning at the Registration area (Federal Street).
Complimentary parking will be available, courtesy of Alco Parking, for all participants in Lot 6. Lot 6 is located on General Robinson Street, directly across the street from PNC Park.
If you are interested in volunteering to help on race day, please e-mail email@example.com.
Please e-mail email@example.com if you have registered and cannot participate in the race. Your registration fee is non-refundable.
The Pittsburgh Pirates 5K Home Run benefits Pirates Charities, the official philanthropic arm of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pirates Charities is committed to strengthening the community by supporting organizations and programs aimed at improving the lives of children and adults in the greater Pittsburgh region. Pirates Charities places a special emphasis on supporting youth programs focused on health, fitness, and education by developing partnerships with those who share in our mission.
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Junkyard Lipstick fills the great gap that is currently in the South African Alternative scene, that of a hardcore, fun all-female band who does not really give a crap about what people think of their in-your-face attitude.
Country: South Africa
History: 2011 – Present
Status: Active
Style: Hard Rock/Thrash/Punk
Junkyard Lipstick is a 4 piece all female band based in Cape Town which started in early 2011 and plays hard rock with a thrash/punk edge.
They released 2 demo tracks "Hollywood Hustler" and "Manic Moronic" in July 2011 on Facebook and started playing the club circuit in September 2011. Festivals played include the Main Stage at Rock the River 2011/2012 NYE festival, and the Main Stage at Splashy Fen 2012 over Easter weekend.
After a member line-up change in 2012, Junkyard Lipstick has finally settled into their own unique style and has changed focus to writing material more in line with their own musical tastes, and concentrating on diverse content ranging from politics, social issues and gore. They also were part of Rolling Stone South Africa's first ever "Rolling Stone Weekend" event which features 10 young and upcoming voices in the South African local music scene.
Junkyard Lipstick has released a demo track called "Autopsy Time" in July 2012, released a few singles during their journey and in March 2013 released their debut album "Hellbent".
Tazz O – Rhythm guitar, vocals
Louise "Gore" Gorman – Lead guitars
Jack Roodt – Bass
Lucinda Villain – Drums
2011, "Hollywood Hustler/Manic Moronic" (Demo tracks)
2012, "Girls on Rampage" (unreleased)
2012, "Autopsy Time" (Demo track)
2013, "Hellbent" (LP)
Related links
Junkyard Lipstick @ Facebook
Junkyard Lipstick @ SoundCloud
Junkyard Lipstick @ YouTube


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Doors opened on March 17, 2011. The idea was simple: customers choose a piece of pottery and spend hour upon hour painting their piece. The idea is still simple, and the 'hour upon hour' is optional.
Owner and operator Barbara Ratcliff describes the activity as good, family fun.
"The whole family can do this. We have little, tiny newborns and 90-year-olds. It is just fun for all ages," Ratcliff said.
Walls are lined with pottery at the small shop off Keith Street. Mugs, platters, ornaments, plates, and cookie jars sit patiently on shelves to be painted. Soft music plays in the background.
Customers referred to painting pottery as cheap therapy.
"I can sit for hours and focus on painting. It is very relaxing with the soft music playing," said Rita Fontana Lee, a repeat customer. "The owners are just fabulous. They are very welcoming."
Ratcliff's daughter and sister often help around the shop.
"She [daughter] calls it mine, but I see it as theirs too. She and my son-in-law do whatever is needed around here," Ratcliff said. "My daughter usually takes the late-night hours, like for a girls' night, because I am more of an early bird. It works out."
Fun activities offered through Paint the Town were designed with every age in mind. Girls Night Out gathers women of all ages together for a night of laughter and pottery painting. School-age children are catered to through several options: birthday parties, art-to-go for art teachers, classroom visits, and field trips.
Children and parents alike benefit from Date Night.
"For $30 the child gets $20 worth of pottery, pizza and a soft drink. It is sort of a party atmosphere. It is well worth the $30 for parents to have four hours to themselves," Ratcliff said.
More information can be found by visiting the shop or calling 423-618-0976. The shop is opened four days a week. The other three days are needed by Barbara for a little rest and relaxation alongside cleanup, she said.
Regular prices of pottery pieces are found on the pottery written in pencil. The only cost associated with a visit to Paint the Town is the pottery's price. Additional visits to work on the same piece, paint, and use studio pieces are free of charge. Also free is the subsequent glazing and firing of the completed pieces. There are no studio costs.
Unfinished pieces cannot be stored at Paint the Town. Ratcliff assured the pieces could be brought back for more hours of painting fun. Some customers take over 20 hours to finish their pieces. Lee said she once spent 27 hours on a platter.
Friends often meet to paint pottery and catch up on life.
"My daughter had my 10-year-old grandson's party here and I thought, 'Boys painting pottery?' Everyone loved it and I think everyone came back," said Mitzi Parker, repeat customer. "I thought it would just be fun to meet up with friends to paint."
Parker routinely gets together with her old friends, Nancy Albritton and Patsy Poe, over lunch. They all met while working for M&M Mars. The three often end up at Paint the Town after their lunches.
"When we started coming it was close to the gift-giving season. I thought, these would make great Christmas gifts," Parker said.
Added Albritton, "I think it is fun. You have something fun to show for your time."
The three are old hands at craft projects, according to Parker. The two have conquered cross stitching and crocheting together.
"We have done lots of different things together over the years, but this is our latest. And it is fun," Albritton said.
Lee and her sister, Brandi Fontana, also bond over pottery painting.
"We don't get to meet often, but when we do we meet here," Lee said.
Fontana said the pottery pieces make great gift ideas.
"The gifts are special because they are one-of-a-kind and you put your time into them," Fontana said.
She said her son and daughter love it, as well.
"My 8-year-old and 9-year-old love painting pottery," Fontana said.
Ratcliff encourages men to either join friends and family or to come out on their own.
"Most guys have fun once they come," Ratcliff said. "The men who try it are surprised they like it."
Completed pottery pieces are readily explained by Ratcliff. She knows who painted them, and often for whom they were painted. Paint the Town keeps her busy, but she finds it enjoyable work.
"I enjoy the people. I always say they are here because they want to be. They are spending money on something they really like," Ratcliff said. "When you go to the grocery store, you are spending money because you have to. They are happy to be here."


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I know its not directv's fault, but at any rate, if i was with directv now, CW in my area would be gone. I don't know about any of you, but my wife would be on the phone making them cancel the contract for no termination fee.
I know people talk about watching it over the air, and thats a possibility as long as you buy the am21N, and an antenna. Thats 100 bucks or more. Plus, who has one lying around just in case it happens?
Now we wait and see when and if this is resolved. If I had an installation for this weekend, I would have had to cancel. CW is at least 33% or more of the programming watched in my household.
$50 from DIRECTV will get you an am21. Ad if you called in and complained enough about it, they might be willing to give you one for free for all this mess. Heck, I might call in just to see if they are doing anything like that.
And and your wife would have zero chance of getting out of that contract for free.
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Having spent the past 20 years creating a mini fashion world grounded in classic American roots - fashioned with a twist - Steven Alan has quietly emerged an uncommon fashion pioneer. Upon opening his first retail store in 1994, Steven sold pieces from an eclectic group of emerging designers, becoming known for his keen eye. In 1999, Steven launched his first men's collection, including his now signature Reverse Seam Shirt, followed by a women's collection soon after. The collections build upon the same curatorial point of view using authentic fabrics and precise tailoring along with thoughtful details- resulting in easily wearable, refined casual looks.
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Here you can find the evidence received from our stakeholders, organisations, politicians and political parties by name. Also, all of the submissions from the public which are divided in to the months that they were received.
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Last weekend we attended the Great American Distillers Festival in Portland, which hosted the MixMaster's Cup, a gathering of 12 talented bartenders from some of the best bars in Portland. Siobhan, Imbibe's circulation manager, stepped up to emcee the competition, and I was lucky enough to be a judge along with Lucy Brennan, owner of Mint/820; Tim Davey of Uptown Liquor; and Anne Marie DiStefano, bar and nightlife writer for The Portland Tribune.
We had a fantastic field of competitors, which made the judging incredibly enjoyable. The format was such that each competitor was pre-assigned a spirit category, and they had to use that spirit with any other ingredients to make one cocktail for each judge within 15 minutes. The categories were rum, gin, brandy, vodka, flavored vodka and whiskey, and the designated spirits had to be chosen from those being exhibited at the festival.
The competitors were all very unique in their styles and processes. Kelley Swenson of Ten 01 started things off in perfect Portland style with his "Flaming Liberal," a lovely blend of rum, Cointreau, orange bitters, fresh lime and a dash of pastis served up in a cocktail glass with a sprig of dried lavender. This drink definitely got things off to a great start. Sarah Lightner of Acadia also took on rum and combined the sweetness of the spirit with the spice of a hot pepper garnish in her "Green Goddess" cocktail.
Next came gin, and Dave Shenaut got things going with a drink that sounds simple, a gin and tonic, but his delicious homemade tonic made the drink much more memorable than the average G&T. Dave works at Teardrop Lounge, a new bar in Portland with a ton of buzz because not only are they making incredible cocktails, but they're making a lot of their ingredients from scratch—tonic, falernum, bitters and more. Also in the gin category was Jason Smith of The Gilt Club. His "Rosemary's Baby" combined gin, grapefruit juice and rosemary served up in a cocktail glass with a grapefruit-infused salt and pepper rim and a sprig of rosemary. And wrapping up the gin round was Flip Romero of Portland's famed Saucebox. Flip made a "Q Bee" with a pastis rinse, gin and a homemade thyme, ginger and honey tea.
Things got a little molecular in the vodka category with Daniel Stern of Fenouil making one of his famous cloud garnishes. His drink was called a "Reconstructed Zen Cosmo." The liquid was vodka, fresh lime juice and simple syrup. Then Daniel created cranberry and citrus foams that he split and floated on top of the liquid. Kelly Stewart of the Purple Tooth Lounge wrapped up the vodka category with a Black Widow, a blend of Hot Monkey Vodka, Kahlua, Chambord, Godiva liqueur, and vanilla Stoli. For anyone who hasn't tried Hot Monkey, it's a seriously spicy vodka, so a little goes a long way.
Gretchen Wilcox of one of Portland's best bars and restaurants, Park Kitchen, was Saturday's final competitor, and she gave a great performance. Gretchen is incredibly knowledgeable and at ease in front of an audience. She crafted a "Portland Streetcar," a blend of Clear Creek's Doug Fir eau de vie, lemon verbena, rosemary, Cointreau, fresh lemon juice and orange bitters. Like most of Park Kitchen's cocktails, the Streetcar was crisp and fresh—perfect for a summer day in Portland.
On Sunday we had two more categories to go before the finals, flavored vodka and whiskey. Langdon Peale of Jake's got us off to a good start with his "Monkey on My Back" cocktail, which brought back Hot Monkey Vodka. I was a little worried that the vodka might overwhelm, but Langdon did a nice job of creating a balanced drink. The vodka was combined with pineapple-infused rum, blood orange bitters, falernum, orange juice, lemon juice and lime juice. He did a pretty sugared rim on his fluted glasses and threw on a plastic monkey for good measure. (Tim Davey sizes up the "Monkey" in the righthand photo.)
Not to be outdone, Suzanne Allard (pictured above) from Castagna closed flavored vodka with her "Mrs. McIntyre," which married rose vodka with non-flavored vodka, a raspberry/peach puree and lemon juice. This incredibly balanced and refined cocktail was served up in beautiful vintage glasses with a fresh raspberry garnish. Suzanne's enthusiasm and affable personality made her a lot of fun to watch, and her cocktail was a joy to drink.
Finally, came the whiskey category with Lance Mayhew (pictured above) of Meriwether's and Charlie Hodge of Clyde Common. Of all the categories, this one probably offered the fewest options—no bourbons, for example. But with these guys, you'd never have known the spirit options were limited. Lance gave a very well-informed presentation, and he put a ton of work into his drink. Called "The Raena Marie" (after his wife), he combined Snake River Stampede Whiskey with homemade grapefruit bitters, turbinado syrup, smoked lemon juice (he actually smoked lemons!) and chamomile liqueur. He then used dried and powdered Licor 43 to rim his cocktail glasses. If we could give individual prizes for preparation, Lance would have gotten one for sure. Maybe we can get him to divulge recipes for some of those intriguing ingredients….
Charlie Hodge took us home with his "Oxbow," a complete departure from any other cocktail in the competition. Like Lance, Charlie chose the Snake River whiskey for his base to which he added a condensed milk/vanilla combo and cream. He served it up in glasses rimmed with vanilla paste and finely ground smoked-salt. His drink was surprisingly balanced given the unexpected combination of salt and milk, and Charlie's stage presence is fantastic—lots of dual-action shaking going on and a fun, laid-back, yet creative approach to drink-making.
Onto the finals! The format of the final round was a la Iron Chef, with the competitors getting a mystery ingredient unveiled to them on the spot. The secret ingredient was G Joy sake, as well as fresh blackberries that had to be used somehow as a garnish but could also be incorporated into the cocktail. Each finalist had 15 minutes to create and execute a cocktail on the fly, and they were all great!
The finalists competed one by one, and Suzanne dove in first with her "Whoop, There It Is," a delicious combo of sake, muddled blackberries, homemade ginger syrup, lemon juice and vodka served up in a cocktail glass with a fresh blackberry. Suzanne has a very intuitive approach to drink-making, and she seemed to know immediately what flavors she needed to put together—this drink could easily go onto Castagna's menu today.
Kelley (pictured above) came out second, and he was much more experimental, grabbing various spirits, trying out different flavor combinations, scrapping his concoctions and starting from scratch. In the end, he settled on a simple but elegant blend of sake, gin and peach bitters served up in a cocktail glass with a speared berry, and he finished with just seconds to go.
Charlie closed the finals with more experimentation and testing. He's so much fun to watch because he's not afraid to get messy, and he brought his same cool and collected demeanor to the finals. His drink combined sake with huckleberry liqueur, lemon juice, muddled blackberry and maraschino liqueur served over ice, topped with tonic water and garnished with lime zest and a dollop of muddled blackberry.
All three finalists were so impressive, especially given the fact that they had no idea what they'd be making beforehand, but Suzanne took home first place for her "Whoop" creation. Her completely overjoyed reaction to winning was priceless and so much fun to watch. Behind Suzanne, Charlie won second place and Kelley won third. Big congrats to everyone who competed! —Karen Foley
Welcome to Imbibe Magazine's between-issues look at liquid culture with drink recipes, news and more. From coffee to cocktails, Imbibe celebrates your world in a glass.
Monday, August 27, 2007
The MixMaster's Cup
9 comments:
- jmk said...
That looks like so much fun! I'm sorry I live too far to have checked it out. But thanks for the summary.
- nola said...
I would love to see Suzanne's complete sake drink recipe if you have it; sounds great.
- Imbibe Magazine said...
Here's Suzanne's sake recipe:
Eight blackberries muddled
2 oz. vodka
1 1/2 oz. G Joy sake
1/2 oz. lemon juice
1/2 oz. ginger syrup (recipe follows)
Shake ingredients with ice, not too vigorously, and serve up with a blackberry dropped in the cocktail glass. Serves 2.
1 lb. ginger, sliced, but not peeled
7 cups water
2-2 1/4 cups sugar
Boil ginger until water is reduced by half. Strain (be careful!) when cooled but still warm enough to add sugar. Add 2-2 1/4 cups of sugar depending on the strength of the ginger. Keeps well for a month in the fridge. - 8/29/2007 8:15 AM
- suzanne said...
My good friend said, "At least you didn't call it 'Who let the dogs out'...". Nervousness, and a healthy amount of tasting brings out the worst in me.
Thanks again to everyone for a great competition. The Mrs. McIntyre recipe coming soon! - 8/29/2007 11:26 AM
- imbibemagazine said...
Congrats, Suzanne—the competition was a lot of fun, and your reaction to winning was fantastic! -karen
- Blair said...
It was so great to see a live mix event. I really enjoyed watching the competitors at their craft, and being able to take some time to talk through the drinks and the making of them.
Sad I couldn't make it back Sunday, hope to see it again next year! - 8/29/2007 4:05 PM
- Geoff said...
This looks like a great time. Question: What is the process for the smoked lemon juice?
- lance said...
Smoked Lemon Juice (approximate yield is 750 ml)
20 lemons (halved)
olive oil
1) brush lemon halves with a light coating of olive oil
2) over a mesquite grill, place lemons cut side down on grill, cover and cook for approximately 5-6 minutes, until lemons become soft and grill lines appear.
3) remove lemons from grill, let cool for 20 minutes (unless you'd like to blister your fingers) and juice them. Reserve 20 spent lemon halves after juicing (I looked for those that had the most obvious amount of smoke)
4) Zest the 20 lemon halves, and add the lemon zest to the juice.
5) cover the juice and refrigerate for 24 hours to allow the flavors to marry.
6) After 24 hours, strain the juice through a strainer with a double layer of cheesecloth. This step may be necessary to repeat.
7) Next, line a strainer with an unbleached coffee filter and strain the lemon juice again to remove the smaller particles (the lemon juice still had little bit of char when it went through the cheesecloth, and this resolved this issue).
8) Bottle the smoked lemon juice and store under refrigeration until needed.
Note- After the 24hr cold extraction, the color of the lemon juice changed perceptibly. It went from the more typical yellow/green color of fresh juice to more of a yellow/brown from contact with the more charred bits of the lemon. - 8/30/2007 8:21 AM
- geoff said...
Thanks. Look forward to trying this.


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While most of his fans (read: teen girls) love his new curly hairdo...I actually much preferred his shorter haircut.
And those pink and white shoes....damn, someone get him a fashion consultant, STAT.
While most of his fans (read: teen girls) love his new curly hairdo...I actually much preferred his shorter haircut.
And those pink and white shoes....damn, someone get him a fashion consultant, STAT.
When Joe looked his best, IMO:
He does look great there! And I kind of miss his "Joehawk" (the faux-hawk) look which I think was the hairstyle that a lot of people first noticed of his and I thought it suited his personality. A little while after that he did the long and straightened thing. But he's had a lot of styles.
@^^wow those are super hot bulge shots
@dezperez i totally agree! the cut he sported promoting Fastlife last year was sexy. Its what made me realize how gorgeous he is. He was becoming a man and finally looking like one! That hairstyle he is sporting this yr just ages him in reverse and makes him look 17 again. I hate it.
Yep that was him with his sexiest look for sure. A close second, imo, would be in 2010 when he was still touring with JB. He was quite cute/adorable with this look, for example:
Check out around 3:00 when Joe seemed excited when the interviewer mentioned whisky, lol...
Also, Joe in 2010:
Joe performing solo in 2011....yum...
Check out Joe stripping off his jacket at 1:03...
Last edited by dereperez; August 23rd, 2012 at 12:10 AM.
Yeah I hated his curly fro, makes him look around 17 again. Also hated his long straight hair (his emo look).
Joe, get your short hair back! Either have it short and neatly tossed/styled like in 2010...or have it even shorter and trim the sideburns like in 2011. And some subtle stubble looks nice on you too!
^Hopefully he sees our comments lol
Brother Kevin was on Chelsea Lately the other night- I've never seen a bigger queen- from 1st 2 seconds- the way he waved to the crowd- screaming queen...someone needs to do an intervention for his wife, unless she knows a beard
sometimes JJ dresses pretty cool...here he is in an astronaut tee...did he predict Neil Armstrong's death...??? their Radio City Music Hall concert, happening in October, sold out in minutes!! congrats to the guys!!!
here he is in West Ho'wood the other day...
"Everyone wants to be adored."
:27 & 1:06
Why do you think they married him off right away? Sooner or later it would have come out... but when a boyband member gets married, the screaming girls start to care less and people in general stop focusing and analyzing that member so much. You notice since he got married the focus has been a lot more on Joe and Nick and their solo careers....
Joe checking out guys while at the beach:
he looks different from the other jonai
Joe is so dreamy. His eyes, his smile, sigh
That guy was definitely hot and had a great voice. It looked like Joe was going to start drooling. lol
gay for sure. 100%. hahaha loved that video
Either saw some hot girl or was having a very difficult time not erupting over that singer...he looked horny.
His mouth was wide open, definitely looked transfixed.I'm not a boy band voice lover but the young guy looked great and sounded pretty good. I doubt it was really the voice that was getting Joe's attention!
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The guy was really cute and had a great voice. Joe is sooooo in love with him!
If joe looked at me ike that even I would know what he wanted, and i'm usually pretty clueless.
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He looked like he was having an orgasm.
Yeah - Joe has got to be Bisexual. The way he looked at that other guy was so hot. Lol.
I agree, he did look at that guy rather suggestively.
yep Joe was giving that guy major sex eyes or something, and looked like he wants a piece of that action
here's cutiepie JJ the other day in L.A.:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
here's sexy JJ and lil bro NJ after seeing "Chaplin: the Musical" the other day...
JJ and NJ at the Marc Jacobs fashion show in NYC...
"Everyone wants to be adored."
"Everyone wants to be adored."
joe jonas orgasm
The first one is a fake at least, the original is actually of a model named Antonio Mavas:
The second one seems to be a real magazine cover (it's on that magazine's Facebook page), for their latest issue, although looks like they themselves used that fake of Joe on the cover.
Thanks, somehow it didn't look right to me which is why I asked the people I knew would know.
JJ lookin' cute and sexy at some Vogue party thing a couple days ago:
the guys did a live chat yesterday (pic). and there's a contest! you could win a PHONE CALL from the Jonai!!! mmm, what would i say to Joe...???
"Everyone wants to be adored."
He is so fuckable!
pix from last night's RCMH concert:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
please joe jonas fakes sexy
When is Joe just gonna come out already...ugh
JJ in a $955 (not a typo-$955) Alexander McQueen shirt at Thursday's RCMH concert:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
must be the brand name becuase, i think that shirt is hideous. why would jj wear something like that. maybe if he goes shirtless.....
fakes of joe jonas
JJ and NJ shopping in NYC on Saturday or Sunday:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
i prefer JJ with shorter hair like he had around the time of Fast Life...
compared to the curly mop he sports today...
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Stripe Block Midi Dress
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Turn heads in stripes that make a statement. This bebe bodycon midi dress features figure-sculpting side panels and an ultra-soft knit that wraps around your body. Punch it up with metallic sandals and a minaudiere.
- 94% rayon, 6% spandex
- Machine wash
- Made in USA
- Center back to hem: 42" (107 cm)
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Stripe Block Midi Dress
Great Dress!
I'm 5'6'' 132 lbs and tried this on in a Small, I will be buying it in an X Small when the coupons come out next week. I think the dress is much more flattering when it is fitted and not loose. In my opinion, you need to go a size down. Try this dress on in the store or know that you risk having to exchange it for a different size (if you choose to buy it online).
July 11, 2013
High hopes
This dress looked amazing on line, ordered it and couldn't wait for it to come. Fabric extremely cheap, fit was not flattering at all on me. Maybe if I went down to an xxs small instead of my usual xs, it would have fit better. I found it was too big around the front part of the armholes, too long and did not flatter my body at all. This is the first bebe dress I have ordered in a long time that was not complimentary on me. I did not have that hourglass shape you should have with this dress. I found it did not fit right round the waist. I am 106 lbs, 5'2", 34, 25,34 and it made me look straight since it was loose around the tummy. Maybe a size smaller would have fixed that or more spandex. It is going back.
July 10, 2013
Great little work outfit!
This dress fits pretty true to size. I am usually a small (4-6) in most stores, but with bebe I try to size up a bit so the outfit is appropriate for work. So I decided to get the Medium--it fits perfectly. The small would fit as well, but I think it would show too many curves for the work environment, so it all depends on where you plan on wearing the dress.
The dress also comes below my knees. I am shorter, about 5'4, but the length is also great for work. I would definitely recommend this product, it can be thrown in a suit case, the material is great, and it is a quick dress to throw on for any occasion!
July 10, 2013
Not thrilled about the quality of the fabric
Same story as the striped block knotted dress style 219249. The look is fabulous and very slimming but the fabric is too loose and doesn't hold me in as other similar bebe dresses. It looks like a cheap material I can find at Forever21 or Charlotte Russe. Definitely go down a size or two to achieve an impeccable look. The xs was not flattering on me, I would have not purchased if the strore didn't have a xxs
July 9, 2013
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From the LVC Archives, basic raglan sleeve cotton sweatshirt in a faded black cotton finish with vintage inspired details such as a crew neck with ribbed v-panels and flatlock stitch construction at the seams.
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This project emphasizes the purpose of Exchange by embracing patriotism and promoting a purely American custom – saying the pledge.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for everyone to join together and express their love of God and country," said Denise Strub, Volunteer Field Representative with the National Exchange Club.
"Our club has been doing this program for several years now and we are extremely grateful that our city officials allow us to conduct this program in front of the downtown flag," she added.
"The weather is supposed to be nice Thursday and with Memorial Day following on Monday, we felt this was a perfect time to conduct this program," she said.
Strub emphasized that everyone is invited to join them — other service club, government officials, law enforcement and military organizations.
However in case of rain, the program will be conducted at the Cleveland Country Club, where the Exchange Club meets. The time will be the same and the public is still invited.


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Funeral service was at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 5, 2013, at First Baptist Church in Duncan. Burial followed in Shelby.
Visitation was from 5-8 p.m. Monday, February 4, 2013, at National Funeral Home in Clarkdsdale.
She is preceded in by her husband, Frank Contneras.
Survivors include sons, Frank Contneras of Tunica, Ben Contneras of Horn Lake, Andrew Contneras of Cleveland, Sammy Contneras of Minter City, and Adam Contneras of Eupora; sister, Martina Andino of New Orleans, La.; brother, David Burgos of Louisville, Ky.; 14 grandchildren; and 7 great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made o the Spanish Mission in Batesville.


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With the school district's budget being cut every year for the past three years, it become harder and harder for the band to excel with the funding provided to them and, like many other programs in the district, the music program is seeking other sources for funding.
Rev. Charles Young with the Cleveland High School Band Boosters spoke to at the Cleveland School District board meeting recently requesting more funding and explaining why such funding is necessary for the program.
The program requested $30,000 from the board. They are currently getting $15,000 and two-thirds of that money goes to travel costs for away football games.
"There is no single manifestation that universally embraces and impacts every human being from the womb to the tomb than the aspect of music," said Young.
Young compared the band's revenue and revenue of other programs as an illustration of the difficulties the music program has in regards to funding.
"I do not come naïve to the reality that the dollars are fewer, the requirements are greater, and the value of the dollar is continuing to decline. The cost of logistics alone to support the sporting events, even at the homes games, must be born of a finite amount of funds," he said.
Young explained that while the band plays at football games, their main competitions are sometimes unattainable due to lack of funding.
"The events that allow for the band to compete and receive awards that are specific to their own discipline must all be afforded by that same finite source of funding
"There are a number of competitions that are significant to the music program as playoffs competitions are to the athletic department.
"The ability to participate in these events is directly related to the cost required to attend—unfortunately our kids have not been able to participate in some of these events," said Young.
Young told the board that while the funds for the school district and the band are decreasing, the amount of students in the program increases.
"In the past five years that Mr. Fuller has been over the music department at Cleveland High School — and by the way Mr. Fuller is the first band director to be here for over five years since the late '80s — he has developed a program from a disorganized, unmotivated group of about 15 to 20 students to a state recognized superior rated band of almost 100 active members.
"Not only that but under his leadership the program has expanded to include middle and junior high school students that are actually doing performances," said Young.
Clay Fuller, Cleveland High School Band director, explained that the school district provides only a third of what is needed for the program each year.
Having the band uniforms cleaned once costs close to $1,000.
Fuller said instruments are expensive and while the school pays for some instruments, such as tubas, students have to purchase other instruments if they intend to play.
"A tuba is $3,500 and we can't ask a parent to pay for a tuba so we provide one. A tuba of course is the hardest thing to get a kid to want to play. We want to get correct balance of instrumentation. If you bake a cake with no sugar in there, it won't be right. If you've got a band without any tubas or too many of something then your balance is off and the sound is not correct," said Fuller.
"We don't have any double reeds — no bassoons or oboes. A beginner level bassoon is at least $4,000. The set of timpani we have was bought in the '50s. That's going to be our next big purchase," he added.
Fuller also said these instruments need to be replaced about every 12 years and because that it not a possibility, band members and directors have had to patch instruments and do the best they could with what they had.
"They are just worn out. The solder can only break and be repaired so many times. You get a kid who wants to be in band and then you hand them this piece of junk, dented up, 50 year old horn, and they don't want to play it," he said.
Fuller said they have lost 30 or 40 kids because they couldn't be in band because there were not enough instruments and the students could not pay for their instrument out of pocket.
Other items that cost a great deal for the program are refurbishing six concert tubas, which costs $350 each, purchasing new reeds that must be replaced more often, at least 12 pieces of music per concert, which costs $50 to $100.
Fuller said the booster club provides most of their funding and the band also plans to do another fundraiser to prepare for competitions.
Fuller hopes to see an increase in funding for the band due to the importance of the music program to Cleveland High School.
"Cleveland High School's band is the most visible part of Cleveland High School because when we go to the different competitions throughout the fall there are 3 to 4,000 people at those competitions."


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He is currently being held at the Bolivar County Correctional Facility pending his arraignment. No bond has been set.
According to Cleveland Police Chief Buster Bingham, the suspect went to Wal-Mart and entered the vehicles of several employees, taking credit cards and cash.
Afterwards he went into the store and used some of the credit cards to make purchases.
When he exited the store, an investigator was watching and when the investigator approached, "he took off running into the field on the south side of Wal-Mart," said Bingham.
"Several Cleveland officers game chase and he was apprehended about 30 minutes later.
"It was determined that the vehicle he was driving was actually bought with a bogus check in Indianola and he is facing charges for that there," said Bingham.
Bingham said a couple of vehicles at Wal-Mart had been broken into over the weekend and investigators had been watching when Ford entered Wal-Mart Monday.
Bingham said he was extremely proud of the diligence and hard work of both his investigators and officers in catching Ford. "This is what the public expects and what we will continue to do."


text: ah yes One Direction or as some call them wandering erection. Well America you can keep them I cant stand those little twats and their one directioners that think they run twitter. Why people are falling all over them in beyond me they cant sing,they aren't that good looking and they think skipping across the stage is dancing. Hope this fad dies before it catches fire but sadly I think I'm wrong


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We had good sound prices through the spring."
In mid-August, Schwalls said prices were low.
Schwalls quoted $8-10 from Michigan.
According to the USDA, 1 1/9 bushel cartons of waxed medium cucumbers from Michigan in late August sold for $18-18.85.
Georgia cucumbers normally start in early to mid-September.
Sweet corn, green beans
Hugh H. Branch Inc., Pahokee, Fla., was planting its corn and beans in mid-August.
Gary Stafford, salesman and green beans manager, said his company planned to begin corn harvesting in early October and start beans in the middle of the month.
Stafford said he expects Branch's corn acreage in Bainbridge, Ga., and bean plantings in Poulan, Ga., to remain consistent with last year.
He said growers tell him plantings are going well.
Stafford said the late summer corn deal was seeing strong prices.
"Demand has been very good," he said in mid-August. "Supply has been shorter than normal the last couple of weeks because warm weather has everything ahead of schedule."
In late August, the USDA reported wirebound crates of 4-4½ dozen yellow and white corn from Hudson Valley New York selling for $10.35-11.35, with bicolor fetching $9.35-10.85.
On beans, the USDA in mid-August reported $13.35-14 for bushel cartons/crates of round green beans from western North Carolina.
Calvert Cullen, president of Northampton Growers Produce Sales Inc., Cheriton, Va., which also grows and ships from Virginia, North Carolina and Florida, said buyers should expect higher prices.
He said Michigan could produce less volume.
"The heat has had an effect on some of these guys, plus there isn't as much acreage planted," Cullen said in mid-August. "There's less production, particularly in Michigan."
Cullen said late summer prices were strong.
According to the USDA, 1 1/9-bushel cartons of medium-sized eggplant, including wrapped, from Michigan in late August sold for $7-8.85.
Quality is strong, Schwalls said.
Cabbage growers were planting in mid- and late August.
Georgia normally plans to begin cabbage harvesting Nov. 1.
Citing $5 for 50-pound cartons of medium green cabbage from western and central New York, Northampton's Cullen in mid-August said prices were low.
In late August, the USDA reported prices increasing to $7-9 for the same quantities in the same producing regions.
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Great blue Überdrop forms outside Enbridge hearings in Vancouver
Many Vancouverites are opposed to Enbridge building the Northern Gateway pipeline to carry oil from the Alberta tar sands to the B.C. coast. For one thing, they don't want to see that oil loaded onto tankers and possibly spilled in the waters off Kitimat.
Today (January 18), these people got a chance to express their love for the B.C. coast in a most colourful way. On the last day of the Enbridge hearings in the city, hundreds gathered outside the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre and formed a giant blue water drop, the Überdrop.
Local artist Zack Embree and activist A.J. Klein organized the community art project. "The Blue Drop is a symbol of unity, hope and enduring strength. AJ and I are combining community and art in order to draw attention to the need to protect land and water from resource extraction projects such as the Proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, and the Kinder Morgan pipeline, which is currently servicing tankers leaving our own inlet here in Vancouver," Embree explained in a news release today.
Now that's a beautiful protest.
During his reelection when his son tried to hug him but he did not embrace him back my blood ran cold and I knew we were in trouble.
Have you ever heard of bacteria?
..."Unfortunately, however, most speculation about the fate of the methane releases was grounded in baseless conjecture — not on any hard data. Such unsupported speculation reminds us of the famous quote by Lord Kelvin in 1883:
"I often say that when you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely in your thoughts advanced to the state of Science, whatever the matter may be." "
i'm speaking of and refering to all wild life and their eco systems connected to all elements of life on earth: in the air, water, sea, and on land. While oil-covered birds have become an emblematic image of catastrophic oil spills, sea birds aren't the only ones affected. Oil is extremely toxic to all wildlife, and the toxic effects on marine life begins as soon as the oil hits the water.
-poisoning of wildlife higher up the food chain if they eat large amounts of other organisms that have taken oil into their tissues;
-interference with breeding by making the animal too ill to breed, interfering with breeding behaviour such as a bird sitting on their eggs, or by reducing the number of eggs a bird will lay;
-damage to the airways and lungs of marine mammals and turtles, congestion, pneumonia, emphysema and even death by breathing in droplets of oil, or oil fumes or gas;
-damage to a marine mammal's or turtle's eyes, which can cause ulcers, conjunctivitis and blindness, making it difficult for them to find food, and sometimes causing starvation;
-irritation or ulceration of skin, mouth or nasal cavities;
-damage to and suppression of a marine mammal's immune system, sometimes causing secondary bacterial or fungal infections;
-damage to red blood cells;
-organ damage and failure such as a bird or marine mammal's liver;
-damage to a bird's adrenal tissue which interferes with a bird's ability to maintain blood pressure, and concentration of fluid in its body;
-decrease in the thickness of egg shells;
-damage to fish eggs, larvae and young fish;
contamination of beaches where turtles breed causing contamination of eggs, adult turtles or newly hatched turtles;
-damage to estuaries, coral reefs, seagrass and mangrove habitats which are the breeding areas of many fish and crustaceans, interfering with their breeding;
-tainting of fish, crustaceans, molluscs and algae;
interference with a baleen whale's feeding system by tar-like oil, as this type of whale feeds by skimming the surface and filtering out the water; and
poisoning of young through the mother, as a dolphin calf.


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Like your going to get quick bouncey wickets in India yeah right
Like your going to get quick bouncey wickets in India yeah right
oh hey it turns rohrer was just not feeling well last week. so i expect him into the team and nev out.
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
may as well do this again
I'm going to pretend this is why I'm awake at 2:30am too so it makes me look like a dedicated fan.
i think this time i might actually post the score once or twice
let the record know pews should actually be a thunder fun but jumped on the sixers bandwagon
(and also because he has a lot of pink shirts)
god that moustache is just something else
given this article (Rohrer fit for Champions League finals) i was sorta expecting the 'who should open' question to be answered by throwing rohrer up there, but thankfully it seems like they won't.
Yeah, I was pretty close to being a Thunder fan. Nnanden convinced me to become a Sixers fan before the first ever game they played though, so bandwagon jumper is a bit harsh.
I could see myself becoming a Thunder fan in the future if they actually called themselves Western Sydney or at least signed up some players from Western Sydney but the time limit on me being able to swap teams is fast running out, so I don't see it ever happening.
here's hoping starech doesn't do anything silly like break Rudolph's fingers
wait, is Rudolph even coming over to aus
tom moody shows up everywhere, and yet he's never a first choice commentator. a commentary career following in the foot-steps of a playing career
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Monica and Sean work out of their studio on Canal Street in New York.
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Boxy, cropped short sleeve tee in a sheer geometric lace fabric. Round neckline with exposed zip at back.
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