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- Posted by kaktuskris 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 0:07
Now, if only there was a sweet succulent...or is there? Christopher |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 2:02
Mike, what a beauty!!! And sweet too. I like its tubular flowers. They're so different. Do Brunefelsia need lots of light? Humidity? Toni |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 17:22
Hello Everyone, Hi Mike!! I have a few favorites.. Here they are.. Elizabeth Thornton Lemon Drop Take care, Laura in VB |
- Posted by kaktuskris 5 (email@example.com) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 18:19
Laura: Amazing Plumeria you have there! Excellent photos! Christopher |
- Posted by luvidaho_2010 5/6 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 20:15
Beautiful plants! Thanks for sharing. Tami |
Mike that is beautiful. I have to look into getting one. Lura I am soooo jealous. I have had 2 Plummies for many years and they refuse to bloom. |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Mon, Nov 7, 11 at 12:22
Hello Everyone, Thanks Chris!!! You know that im a Plumeria lover... It's really bad!!! LOL!!! Addiction at its finest!!! : ) How is yours doing? I certainly hope it worked out for you!! Marquest, They do take time to finally bloom, dont give up on them !! They really are worth the patience and the time. They will finally bloom when you least expect them too! How long have you had them? What variety? Take care, Laura in VB |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 6:54
Oh Laura! It's a toss up between the very yellow ones and the lighter pink one with the yellow center! I have a passion for yellow flowers on Plumeria! Just beautiful Laura! Now, how do you keep the thrips and mites off of yours? You have been doing a great job with lovely leaves! Hi Chris! A sweet succulent? Oh yeh:-) Toni! Thank you! They LOVE humidity and lots of light but will do just fine in regular household conditions in a south, west, or east facing window. They are so hardy and thrive in their perfect environment come the spring and summer outdoors! Mike:-) |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 11:10
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 12:09
Hello Everyone, Mike, I do spray them down in the am with the hose. This summer i did treat one time with Bayer 3 in 1 . I have used the FE Spray a few time too! But, for the most part..i just let them do what they want. I haven't had any thrip that i know of but i do have those darn spider mites during the winter sometimes. That is why i know they will appear under the lights. I try to keep up with the inc soap so they will stay away. Last year i had the orange rust..but not this year!! : ) I also like the DW..let me know hat you like!!! : ) Toni, Thank you!! You have some real beauties yourself!!! Love them. A friend of mine says that she wants to get me in Hoyas..LOL...i know they are addictive too! LOL!!! ANother friend in the Plumie world has some Var. seeds starting. But, i have none and have never seen a var Plumeria, but theyy are out there!!! Hummmmmmm... : ) Loved your pics...thanks for posting!! Laura in VB |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 12:45
Laura, I'm NO expert on Plumerias, but I've read and talked to people who allow their Plumes to go dormant in winter. Which means, removing foliage, and placing in a bag. lol. It sounds cruel, right? No sun, watering or fertilizers. I wouldn't do it, lol, but thought I'd mention it as an option. I kept mine going, and you're so right..they are mite magnets. But, if you spray leaves with soapy water, and a few other home-made ingredients, Mites might, lol, steer clear. Anyway, yours are so pretty. Thanks, too. Toni |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 14:00
Hello Everyone, Hi Toni!!! Thanks for the info...LOL!! II had to let you know that i do take some of mine and give them the "annual haicut" OUCH!!! LOL..and try and put them to sleep for the winter...LOL!! Here is a pic of them not listening to me...they are in a back room and the vents are closed with the blinds closed. This works for me. Some like you had mentioned, like to bare root. But, this works for me. Some of my trees, i keep active during the winter under lights. They are magnets for spider mites and it drives me crazy. They only attack the Plumies... Go Figure? Anyway..here is a pic that may make you laugh..i kno..i have it bad... : ) |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 14:31
Laura, I had no idea your Plumes were so tall! It's funny how the one, tall Plume in back is still blooming. It too is yearning for warm temps. I've never seen Plume's in big pots either. Why not try spraying your Plumes with a couple drops of dish soap, (not Dawn,) garlic, citrus, and hot pepper. It's all natural, will not harm your beautiful Plumes. |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (email@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 15:17
My God! Laura, like a bunch of people squashed into a subway car just dying to get out!lololol Toni is right. Look at the one flowering despite it's punishment of cramped spaces and dimmed lights..lol Toni: Same to you by the way about being amazing at such beautiful plants! Where did you get that Hoya in the first picture? It's beautiful! How old is it? |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 22:29
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (email@example.com) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 8:21
My Laura! Now I can't beat them flowers..lol Look at your dog looking as content as I would be sitting out there in the nice warm sun and nice plants! I have never seen a seed pod before! That looks way too cool. I love it. Have a great day and hello Toni! Mike |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 11:24
OMG, Laura, lol. Plumes Anon definately. j/k of course. The trunks are so thick! And growing strong this time of year...? Your area is so sunny. Sun, is it hiding, east?? lol HELLO Mike. How's the foot? Hope it's not giving you problems, especially w/this cold..if it's cold there. Mike, I get lazy too, like last winter..And remember what happened? A few of my plants got Mealy!!! I can honestly say it's been over 15 yrs since one of my plants definately had Mealy..Killer Bugs. Yuck, and disgusting, too. Which Hoya do you mean? Hindu Rope or Multiflora? |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 22:58
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Sat, Nov 19, 11 at 20:46
Hi Toni, How much of the garlic and other ingredients do you put in your soap mixture? I'd really like to try this..If you dont mind sharing? Thanks.. : ) Happy Thankgiving!!! Laura in VB |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Sat, Nov 26, 11 at 18:04
Hey MIke, I wanted to let you know the "Little Rosa" is starting to form buds!!! That is so exciting!!! Thanks again... : ) Laura |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (email@example.com) on Mon, Nov 28, 11 at 17:22
Laura, I've been meaning to write ingredients to rid Mites. Sorry, I didn't get to it sooner. Everytime I was about to, something came up. :) I've used this recepie so many years, I no longer measure. But, adding a little more of this or that won't harm a plant. The night before spraying, I fill (about 3/4ths full) a 16-20oz spray bottle w/warm water and add 1-2 cloves of peeled garlic. Following Day: 1/4-1/2 teas Hot Pepper. As a preventative or to kill Scale, and some other types of insects, 1 capful of Fish Emulsion. Mix thoroughly before spraying plants. Spray under and upper leaves, stems, and trunk. This mix can be kept for weeks, but shake the bottle so ingreients are even. Fish Emulsion: To prevent/kill Scale, in addition to above ingrdients, I add 1 cap of Fish Emulsion. WARNINGS: Leftover insecticide w/FE should be discarded. BTW, use a new or well-made spray bottle. Old bottles, especially when used frequently, don't work as well, or can drip. I used to use peeled citrus rind, but the peels clogged up spray bottle. In its place I use citrus juice. Mostly Lemon. The lemon that comes in a yellow plastic, lemon-shaped container. Preferably unsweetened. The same thing happened w/garlic. I used to chop 1-2 cloves, but pieces clogged sprayer top. Hot Pepper. I've been using Cayenne Pepper powder, but any hot pepper will do...the hotter the better. These ingredients deter and kill Mites. Mites dislike the scents, so they steer clear. Eish Emulsion prevents and kills Scale. A friend who owns a Citrus nursery in Fl told me they use FE on ALL their citrus to keep Scale away. That's it. Spraying every other week should keep Mites at bay. (without FE) BTW, Fish Emulsion is an organic fertilizer. I spray plants w/the complete mixture before coming indoors for winter. Not only to keep insects away, but a last foliar feeding. If a plant is budding or flowering, don't spray, or refrain from hitting buds and flowers. Anyway, this recepie works for my plants. Considering the amount of plants I have, and each from diferent nurseries, I either have a Plant Angel or plain lucky..lol. Give it a try..can't hurt. I avoid chemicals, 'except a few fertilizers.' Let me know if you decide to give it a try and how it works..Toni |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach V (My Page) on Wed, Nov 30, 11 at 22:24
Hi Toni!! Thank you so much for all of this wonderful information!!! I cant wait to try this mix and i will definately keep you posted!! I'm so sorry for the late response, Its been a very busy time here at work and im just plain tired... Need to read all of the post and reread yours as well!!! I really appreciate you taking the time... Thanks Toni!!! Laura |
- Posted by usha_srinivasan z5/6 SE MI (My Page) on Wed, Nov 30, 11 at 22:45
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Dec 1, 11 at 15:42
Ooooh, where to begin or end. Well, I must say that soem new pics of plants have been added recently and they are all beautiful. Toni: That was very nice of you to show Laura how to keep bugs away and Laura, you will not be disappointed. It works, that is if you keep it up!@ Toni: Did I ever tell you how much I LOVE that Murraya? I am glad you posted it to give Laura a glimpse of what hers can look like:-) Usha: Thanks for getting your pic together. I love that bog plant! I love it. Laura: I have been away from my computer at home, so I owe you a note, but wanted to say I am thrilled at teh prospect of your little Rosa being loaded with blooms! I will be posting a cutting of mine very soon at the citrus forum and I would like you to add yours there too if you could? Hey Chris. Been under the weather buddy. I will explain later. Hope you are well. |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Dec 1, 11 at 17:21
Laura, actually, I'm sorry for the late response. I saw it a while back, but had to get off-line to make dinner. I don't know how many threads I went through before finding yours..lol. Give it a try..like I said, nothing is harmful, and it's not too much work, but mostly kills mites. Mike, you're welcome. I didn't see Laura's post saying she had a Murraya, and I don't want to sound like the voice of doom, but my tree was purchased in 1999. It took two years before the first buds. Only draw-back is when flowers fall. Still, felled, faded blooms are worth picking up. Toni |
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Sonyas French Lentil Soup
3 tablespoon olive oil
1 large onion, diced
2 stalks celery, chopped
6 cloves garlic, smashed
2 bay leaves
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 1/2 cup red wine
16 oz. dried lentils, sorted and rinsed
6 cup vegetable broth
2 tablespoon dried thyme or oregano
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
pepper to taste
optional: chopped spinach (frozen or fresh)
This makes a LOT of soup, but you will love it so much on these cold winter days that it won't last but a few days. I also find that it freezes pretty well.
Also, if you like carrots, you can substitute one stalk of celery for one carrot. I'm allergic to carrots, so I've never tried it, but I imagine it would be fine. Just make sure they are finely chopped.
1.) Heat a large soup pan over high heat. Add your oil and onions and celery. Saute until they start to take on color. Add bay leaves and garlic. After two minutes (or if the garlic starts to burn) work in the tomato paste and add the vegan wine. Reduce by three-quarters.
2.) Add the lentils and enough broth to cover with a couple inches of liquid. Simmer uncovered, periodically stirring and adding enough broth (or water, if you run out of broth) to cover.
3.) The soup should cook for about 40 minutes or until the lentils are tender. Add enough water for your desired consistency. Add a couple tablespoons of crushed thyme or oregano, and season to taste with pepper. If your broth is sodium-free you can add salt, but be careful- a lot of vegetable broth contain a lot of salt! Stir in a heaping spoonful of Dijon mustard and serve immediately.
Hope you enjoy! Pair it with some barley or rice for complete protein, or maybe just a big hunk of country bread. Even if you're not a huge mustard fan, please try the Dijon; my boyfriend hates mustard but he loves the perfume it gives this soup. The mustard, the vegan red wine, and the thyme really give it a French-y taste. Bon appetit!
Yum! I definitely recommend not skimping on the dijon mustard- it goes very well with the flavors of the soup!
I used french green lentils which was nice because they retained their shape. I also added the suggested carrot and spinach and used both thyme AND oregano, which turned out fine. I just used more oregano than thyme since there were a few previous comments on how it was too strong for them.
I paired the soup with a sourdough crusty bread and a garden salad (plus the leftover wine from the recipe of course!) Me and my omni date I was cooking for (as well as one of his hungry roomies) all give the recipe a thumbs up :ok!:
This soup is incredible! I had never cooked with wine until I came across this recipe and decided to give it a try. I had half a bottle of Shiraz and half a bottle of Cabernet, so I mixed them and it turned out fantastic. The mustard is definitely the defining touch.
I make this recipe all the time and it is consistently fantastic. So much more complexity than most lentil soups, and nearly impossible to screw up. I find it takes longer to cook than the recipe says, but that's the only difference.
I've made this for a couple of friends and every single one of them has requested the recipe.
I liked this recipe quite a bit but it tasted better before I added the thyme so, next time I will leave that out. I also made half a batch since the recipe indicated that it made a ton but, my husband and I had minimal leftovers since it was so tasty (or maybe we're just pigs) .
Wow. What a great lentil soup. This is going to be my new standard lentil soup. I added 2 carrots finely chopped and some green beans chopped just to get some more veggies in there. I loved the crushed garlic, there were big chunks of stewed garlic goodness. And the wine made it really lovely and rich and the dijon was the perfect finale. Also, I didn't have tomato paste on hand so I used a couple tablespoons of tomato sauce, and I added a lot more water in the end to make it a little more brothy. So DELICIOUS!
Very tasty...yum!
I am allergic to wine so instead of the red wine, I used vegan "beef" stock with a splash each of white tequila, apple juice, and lemon juice. (Allergic to vodka too, or I would have used a good pure-tasting one there.) Massel brand stock cubes or liquid is the best one I've found, they also do animal-free "chicken" stock and vege stock.
Good stuff!! What can I say... I made it like it said (except I put the mustard in before the 40 minutes). Thanks for the recipe, it was a good use of lentils!
I made this the other day and it is EXCELLENT! I made it using both oregano and thyme. The mustard seemed a little strong at first but the soup was perfect the next day. ;D Thanks for sharing this recipe! :D
I have made this soup twice and I am working on cooking my third right now. It always comes out amazing.
This recipe has been on my 'need to try' list for nearly a year. It always sounded good, but hey, it's lentil soup, how exciting could it be? Finally, I had all ingredients on hand and decided to give it a whirl. Wow! Why did I wait so long? Make it now. Stop what you are doing, get anything you need to make the soup, and proceed to be amazed by the complex flavors and aromas.
I did substitute herbes de provence for the thyme/oregano and omitted all of the olive oil. I also cooked my soup for about 1.5 hours, but I think my lentils might have been sort of old. :-\
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Those suspicions were confirmed after reviewing a Turn-In-Poacher report from June 2002. At that time, a group of Michigan anglers were suspected of an overlimit of sunfish. However, they had left Minnesota before the officer could confirm it. This time Pfalzgraff was luckier.
"I observed a pickup with a Michigan license plate on the east access of Dead Lake in Otter Tail County when I ran a registration check," Pfalzgraff said. "It revealed the owner was part of the group of Michigan anglers from two years earlier and he was back in the area."
The veteran officer from Pelican Rapids followed the vehicle to a motel in Battle Lake where he and Conservation Officer Tom Campbell of Henning kept the anglers under surveillance for a week. They then confronted the owner of the vehicle and his friend who later admitted they were among four people who had fish stored in a refrigerator/freezer in a shed at the motel. A fifth person had refrained from angling due to poor health. Minnesota conservation officers recovered 438 sunfish. That's 338 sunfish over the legal limit.
Wayne T. Allen, 73, Plainwell, Mich.; Raymond J. Otten, 79, Gobles, Mich.; Barbara E. Verploegh, 75, Parchment, Mich.; and Betty J. Allen, 68, Galesburg, Mich., were each charged with taking/possession of 84.5 sunfish over the limit. Twenty is the sunfish possession limit in Minnesota. Wayne Allen, Betty Allen and Barbara Verploegh were also charged with angling with an extra line. The group paid $5,098 in fines and restitution.
"This is one of the worst cases of catching and keeping an overlimit of fish I've seen in the 24 years I've been with the DNR," said Pfalzgraff.
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Sounding like so many of his peers, second-year UCLA coach Karl Dorrell is expecting better things because of perceived change in the attitude of his players.
How it all got there, though, is a tad bit different from the other schools.
First, Dorrell made significant changes on his staff.
The most important was hiring Tom Cable from Idaho to install the West Coast offense and tutor the offensive line.
Secondly, Dorrell made some personal adjustments in his management of the program in wake of a tumultuous maiden voyage as a head coach.
And third, Dorrell improved the communication with his players.
"We've made so many changes," said Dorrell, a one-time assistant under Bruce Snyder at Arizona State. "Everything is to my liking. I'm at my comfort level. Things have been very, very positive."
Added quarterback Drew Olson, "Everybody is extremely close. A lot of motivation comes from last season."
Ah, last year.
The Bruins were a mirage at 6-2 (one of the losses was 59-24 at Oklahoma) that crashed and burned with five straight losses, including an ugly 17-9 defeat to Fresno State in the Silicon Valley Classic.
Five straight losses while crosstown rival USC was winning a share of the national championship resulted in Dorrell having one of the shortest honeymoons for a Bruins coach.
His every move, calls, and facial expressions were scrutinized by media and fans.
"You live through it," a smiling Dorrell said of his introductory year to head coaching. "I'm still standing."
Dorrell will try to keep smiling with an upbeat attitude. He speaks more of what will happen, as he sees it, not what might happen.
For example, of the rebuilt offensive line, he said, "They were tremendous in the offseason. They will change the standard of offense."
There will be no quarterback controversy as there was a year ago with Olson firmly established as the starter.
The Bruins will miss end Dave Ball, last year's Pac-10 defensive player of the year, but they're hoping juniorcollege transfer Kyle Morgan, a defensive end, shows why Miami signed him out of high school.
Asked about coaching in the shadow of the powerhouse at USC, Dorrell, a Bruins alum, reminded the questioner UCLA has its own tradition. Then he made a bold prediction.
"Our goal is to build UCLA to what it was, to UCLA's stature," he said. "That stature will happen very soon."
EXTRA POINTS: Olson and the Bruins could get a big lift if 6-foot-3, 215-pound wide receiver Tab Perry, an academic casualty last year, regains his eligibility. . . . Dorrell expects two freshman offensive linemen to play this season. . . .
The new assistants are Cable, quarterbacks coach Jim Svoboda, and receivers coach Dino Babers, a former offensive coordinator under Dick Tomey at Arizona. . . . Mesa High alum Junior Taylor began fall drills as the starter at split end.


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ST. LOUIS-Furniture Brands International's second-quarter net loss reached $40.8 million, compared to its net loss of $6.8 million in its second quarter of last year.
The increased flow of red ink stemmed from reduced sales and gross margin. Net sales for the quarter, which ended on June 29, were down 4 percent to $255 million. Ralph Scozzafava, the company's chairman and CEO, noted that Furniture Brands is facing challenges "in stabilizing sales and profitability in our wholesale businesses," which are offsetting what Scozzafava termed "solid top- and bottom-line performance of our designer brands and improving sales and order trends at our Thomasville owned retail stores."
Scozzafava said Furniture Brands is conducting a strategic review of its business in the face of the difficulties that continue to beset the company, and has engaged outside advisors in this effort. "The scope of this effort encompasses achieving further cost reductions, pursuing asset sales and modifying our credit facilities in order to improve our liquidity," he said.
Gross margin dived 582 basis points to 18.3 percent. Cost of sales grew on the back of charges related to product rationalization, the deleveraging of fixed manufacturing costs due to the lower sales and additional clearance of older inventory and product that is being replaced, according to the company.
Selling, general and administrative expenses were down 9.3 percent in dollars and 144 basis points as a percentage of sales, to 24.7 percent. Furniture Brands was able to slim down its compensation costs, marketing expenses and expenses related to cost reduction activities.


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A new report, Prescription For Change, calls on supermarket chains to stop selling meat raised on antibiotics. PSR-SF joined forces with several other public health groups to voice their concerns about this growing health issue. Ninety-three percent of doctors are concerned about the meat industry practice of using antibiotics on healthy animals for growth promotion and disease prevention, according to a new poll released by Consumer Reports.
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Source: Montgomery GazetteThe complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, is on behalf of several groups, including the Sierra Club, the Center for Biological Diversity and Physicians for Social Responsibility.
Source: KPCCChesapeake PSR executive director Tim Whitehouse wrote this letter to the editor on how to protect the public from the health impacts of fracking.
Source: Baltimore SunOregon PSR and Health Care Without Harm are teaming up with Food & Water Watch to press Congress to act on critical legislation that would address the routine/sub-therapeutic use of antibiotics in raising food animals.
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Source: Asheville Citizen-TimesPSR's Barbara Gottlieb discusses the carcinogens found in coal ash.
Source: Al Jazeera AmericaAn op-ed from PSR members Dr. Lew Patrie and Robert F. Howarth on the dangers of keeping nuclear weapons on "high alert."
Source: Asheville Citizen-TimesIncoming Board President Dr. Lonnie Draper and Board Member Dr. Ron Saff delivered a letter to Governor Rick Scott asking for his strong leadership in putting together a health-protective energy policy plan for Florida; a plan with emphasis on energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.
The powerful medical establishment calls on physicians to fight global warming as a new study details its consequences on health.
Source: Take Part"Climate change is a health crisis," said Catherine Thomasson, executive director of PSR, a principal organizer of the health care hub of the event.
Source: Take PartDuring the week of September 21 world leaders will assemble at the U.N. in New York to take up climate change. A massive march is planned for September 21 in NYC.
Dr. Ron Saff, an allergy and asthma specialist and a member of PSR, warned that the time for talk has already passed as Florida is feeling the effects of human-induced global warming.
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Source: The Bend BulletinSpokane, WA. Sept. 6 and 7. Gerri and Bob Haynes will share their experiences from their latest trip to Gaza and take about the upcoming one this fall.
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Oct 31, 2012 9:20 AM by Katie Ferber, KSBY News
Happy Halloween! Here are just SOME of the activities happening tonight:
The Santa Maria Town Center is hosting tick-or-treating in the mall from 5 to 7 p.m. Kids can get candy from stores in a safe, and warm environment.
Also in Santa Maria, teens in the 7th 12th grades are invited to the Halloween Fear Fest at the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center from 4:00- 8:00 p.m.
The City of Paso Robles is throwing a safe and fun Halloween bash downtown from 4 to 7 p.m. There will be photos with witches a pumpkin carving contest and barbecue.
In Atascadero from 5 to 8 tonight trick or treaters will be on Entrada Avenue where stores will be passing out candy.
The Elks Lodge in San Luis Obispo is hosting a free Haunted House and Game Zone from 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. at 222 Elks Lane.
In Arroyo Grande, Branch Street will be closed to allow little ghost and goblins a safe place from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Louis van Gaal was named coach of the Netherlands national soccer team for a second time, replacing Bert van Marwijk after the country's failure at the European Championship.
Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo delivered a match-winning performance against the Netherlands at the European Championship when he and his team needed it most.
Denmark upset the Netherlands 1-0 in the opening Group B match at the European soccer championship, as Germany overcame a stubborn Portugal team to win by the same score.
Germany sent the Netherlands to the brink of an early exit from soccer's European Championship with a 2-1 victory founded on familiarity.
Germany beat Denmark 2-1 last night in its final group match to advance to the quarterfinals at soccer's European Championship, while Portugal defeated the Netherlands by the same score to earn its spot.
Germany beat the Netherlands 2-1 last night to move closer to a quarterfinal spot in soccer's European Championship. Portugal boosted its chances with a 3-2 win against Denmark.
Netherlands midfielder Nigel de Jong was dropped from the national soccer squad after the Manchester City player's tackle broke the leg of Newcastle forward Hatem Ben Arfa yesterday.
Bert Van Marwijk , who coached the Netherlands to its first World Cup final in 32 years, now has to convince his players they can finally win the title after decades of disappointments.
The Netherlands blamed English referee Howard Webb and missed chances for their defeat in yesterday's soccer World Cup final in South Africa.
The Netherlands extended its perfect record in qualifying and tournament matches for the 2010 World Cup to 12 by beating Slovakia 2-1 to reach the quarterfinals. The players and coach still aren't satisfied.
"We had to take a risk and go forward."
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The Wellness Resource Center's Health Research
Since 2002, the health behaviors and needs of students have been assessed each spring at VCU using the American College Health Association's National College Health Assessment. Since 2008, the online version of this standardized instrument has been emailed to approximately 5,000 students randomly selected from the Registrar's enrollment lists, which includes freshmen through graduate students. Response rates typically are between 30 - 37% and sample sizes typically range between 1,400 and 1,800. Prior to 2008, pen and pencil versions were used in randomly-selected classrooms. Each year, The Well obtains permission from the VCU Institutional Review Board to continue this project.
Description of Research Instrument
VCU uses the American College Health Association's-National College Health Assessment which collects data about college students' health habits, behaviors, and perceptions. This tool was developed by an interdisciplinary team of college health professionals.
More than 825,000 students at 550+ colleges and universities across the country have already taken the survey. This 65 item online instrument covers a wide variety of health topics pertinent to the success of college students:
- Health education, personal safety, violence, relationship issues
- Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use
- Sexual health and contraception
- Weight, nutrition, and exercise
- General health behaviors – immunizations, routine exams, sleep
- Mental health and stress
- Impediments to academic success
- Demographic variables including- work hours, volunteer hours, participation in campus groups etc.
The Well is willing to share findings with interested students, staff and faculty. Please invite us to your class or group. If you are writing a paper or doing research, please email us the following form with a short explanation of your interests (email@example.com).
Social Norms Marketing Campaign
The National College Health Assessment allows us to support the strategic mission of VCU and to enhance our ability to support student retention and success. The Well uses a data driven, evidence based approach to health education. Since 2002, we have been funded by the National Social Norms Institute to implement a campus-wide social norms marketing campaign to reduce high risk drinking and address the misperception that all college students drink to excess. Exposure to The Well's Stall Seat Journal is high with 86.3% of VCU students seeing at least one poster and over half (58.3%) seeing posters 5 or more times (VCU NCHA data, spring 2011).
National research shows that one of the primary variables impacting college students' decisions to drink alcohol is their misperception of how much and how often their peers drink. TOnce again this year, The Well, through its social norms interventions, The Well has demonstrated that VCU students have healthier perceptions than students at the national level.
Spring 2012 VCU NCHA data show that the top academic impediments are unrelated to alcohol use, with 5.0% of undergraduate students and 0.7% of graduate students reporting that their alcohol use resulted in a lower grade on an assignment, an incomplete or dropped course, or significant disruption on a thesis, research, or dissertation.
Within the last 12 months, have any of the following affected your academic performance?
(received a lower grade on an exam or important project, received a lower grade in the course, received an incomplete or dropped the course, significant disruption in thesis, dissertation, research, or practicum work) National College Health Assessment, 2012. VCU random sample, n=1433
In addition, the spring 2011 national reference group NCHA data (n=105,781) were compared to the VCU spring 2011 NCHA data (n=1,847). Alcohol consumption rates of VCU students are lower than the national rates. In fact, 83.8% of VCU students drank 0-4 alcohol drinks in a sitting during the last two weeks, as compared to 65.9% at the national level.
Awards and Publications
Because of the creative and data-driven interventions conducted by the Well, VCU has received national recognition and has been twice designated by the U.S. Department of Education as a "Model Program for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention." In 2005, The Well was awarded $75,825 to create, evaluate and disseminate findings about alcohol and drug prevention using audience response technology ("clickers"). In 2008, the Well received an award for $129,705 to continue reducing high risk drinking on campus. The 2008 -2010 Model Program Aaward focused on an environmental campus alcohol assessment and a randomized intervention-comparison group study to examine the effect of adding audience response technology to traditional alcohol education classes for judicially sanctioned students. Clicker-enhanced brief live interactive normative group (BLING) sessions during Welcome Week were employed to reduce high-risk drinking among first year college students. This article was published in January 2010 in College Health in Action. During the same year, another article was accepted for publication in the Journal of American College Health on the impact of clickers on the effectiveness of social norms campaigns. In addition, The Well was also awarded the 2010 Best Practices in College Health Award by the American College Health Association for the Clicker Enhanced Social Norms Marketing Campaign from the American College Health Association.
Hancock, L., Vatalaro Hill, K. and Barber, J. (2010). Using audience response technology in brief live interactive normative group (BLING) sessions to reduce high-risk drinking in first year college students. College Health in Action, 49.
Killos, L.F, Hancock, L.C., Wattenmaker McGann, A. and Keller, A.E. (2010). Do "Clicker" Educational Sessions Enhance the Effectiveness of a Social Norms Marketing Campaign. Journal of American College Health, 59, :3, 228-231.
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This sesame chicken recipe is a slimmed-down and healthier version of the sesame chicken from PF Chang's and other Chinese restaurants. Submitted by PISCESWOMAN87 Carbs: 7g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 299.8
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I love Chicken curry, too bad it has so many calories. So I found a recipe on the internet, and tweaked it a bit. Hope you enjoy! Submitted by THEPRECIOUSPEA Carbs: 8.8g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 8.9g | Calories: 115.6
Ginger and garlic are the stars of the sauce in this easy chicken dish! Just marinate overnight and throw it on the grill the next day. Submitted by SARAK31 Carbs: 11.6g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27.4g | Calories: 188.6
With this dish you get a serving of fruit in every portion. Dice the orange if you prefer smaller pieces and--if you're feeling creative--use a vegetable peeler to create curls of orange zest. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 222.5
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Low carb and great for cooking out! Submitted by TANGY613 Carbs: 3.3g | Fat: 19.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 285.6
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This is a great low calorie portable lunch or dinner. On cold days I pop it into the school microwave for 15 seconds- which melts the parmesan and makes a nice warm treat! Add some jalapenos or pepper to spice it up! Submitted by ZINENIST Carbs: 13.8g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 9.7g | Protein: 16.7g | Calories: 150
Parsley and capers add flavor to this veggie-packed, heart-healthy dish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 39.3g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 34g | Calories: 337.7
We love shredding this sweet and savory chicken to turn it into tacos, but it's also delicious as is with a side of grilled veggies. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 264.8
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
These tostadas are healthy, easy to make and kid-friendly. Feel free to top them with extra veggies of your choice! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 24.2g | Fat: 8.2g | Fiber: 4.8g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 263
This recipe takes a traditional French dish and gives it a California twist. A good portion of the fat comes from the avocado, which has mostly heart-healthy monounsaturated fats. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 16.3g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 32.8g | Calories: 287.2
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Vera Russell Of Bluford Died At Age 77 Vera Irene Russell, 77, Bluford, died 8:30 p.m. Dec. 26, 1989, at Good Samaritan Regional Health Center. Mrs. Russell was born Aug 14, 1912, in Jefferson County, a daughter of Lewis and Annie (French) Williams. Dec 31, 1928, in Jefferson County, she married Raymond Ray Russell, who died March 26, 1968. Services will be 1 p.m. Friday at Hughey Funeral Home with the Rev. Ralph Kennedy officiating. Burial will follow in East Hickory Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Mrs. Russell is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Dean (Louise) Phelps of Opdyke, Mrs. Dorothy Tittle of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Clyde (Helen) Maxey of Salem and Mrs. Bert (Margie) Lappin of Woodlawn; three sons, Charles Russell and wife, Mildred, Donald Russell and wife, Charlotte, and George Russell and wife, Sue, all of Bluford; two sisters, Mrs. William (Burnett) Wells of Norwalk, Calif., and Mrs. Lorene Slate of Elsinore, Calif.; 23 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.. Russell was a member of East Hickory Hill Missionary Baptist Church. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, four brothers, one sister, one grandson and one great-granddaughter. Source: Probably the Mount Vernon Register News Date: Dec. 26, 1989 Submitted by: Cindy Ford Transcribed By: Ann Evans
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+++ 1x Floppy, 1x UDMA133, 4x SATA II RAID, 2x eSATA II (shared), 1x serial, 1x parallel, 1x IrDA, 2x PS/2, 1x onBoard 10/100/1000 Mbps base-T Ethernet (Realtek RTL8111 B), 10x USB 2.0/1.1 (8x of them internal, slot bracket for 2 add. ports included), 1x Gameport (mounting bracket isn't delivered with the mainboard), 2x IEEE1394a (400 MBit/s, slot bracket for 1 port is included), 8-Channel AC'97 RealTek ALC888 onboard 7.1 sound with 6x connectors (1x int. Aux, 1x int. HDMI S/PDIF out, ext. Line in, ext. Mic, ext. Front out, ext. Side out, ext. Rear out, ext. Center/Subwoofer) and 2x fan connectors.
++ Complete and well placed motherboard description and except for the often-mentioned missing BIOS section, it's a detailed manual in different languages e.g. German, English, etc. Small devaluation of the manual, because the BIOS is explained only in the manual on the CDROM, which doesn't help if you are in the BIOS!
+++ The ASRock ALiveNF5-eSATA2+ motherboard has a price of approx. 60 Euro (06/2007) and is thus in the lower price segment of the Socket AM2 motherboards.
The ASRock ALiveNF5-eSATA2+ Socket AM2 motherboard is based on the nForce 520 chipset and offers many overclocking options for a very good price.
It is not only easy to overclock with this board, it is also easy to underclock. For some users with 24/7 PCs it became a sport to underclock processors in order to lower the temperature and to lower the power consumption enormously. It was possible to run an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Socket AM2 CPU instead of the default 1800 MHz underclocked down to 750 MHz and overclocked up to 2790 MHz.
However, let us start with the equipment of the PCIe 16x mainboard for Socket AM2 processors.
The ASRock ALiveNF5-eSATA2+ can be equipped with a total of 4 memory modules and is thus upgradeable up to 8 GB memory (the total amount depends on the operating system used). The allocation for the DUAL Channel memory assembly is mentioned in the user manual and should be followed exactly.
In addition the board offers one IDE connector for up to two conventional ATA 133 hard disks, 4x SATA II ports (3 Gb/s) with RAID support and 2x eSATA-II ports for external harddisks, which have to be installed at two of the four internal SATA-II ports. A bootable CDROM and a short guidance for the correct installation of the Serial ATA-II driver is included in the scope of delivery and the manual also offers all informations you need to manage a new Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Vista installation with a primary S-ATA HDD.
The board offers two USB 2.0 ports at the ATX panel and four internal USB 2.0 plugs for up to eight additional USB ports and two IEEE1394a firewire ports. A slot bracket for two additional USB ports and for one firewire port is included. The ATX panel provides also an onboard 10/100/1000 LAN connector with WoL (Wake on Lan), one parallel port, one serial port and two PS/2 ports.
ASRock is using the new onBoard RealTek ALC-888 sound chip on this ALiveNF5-eSATA2+. It supports full 7.1 Surround sound and it's Microsoft Windows Vista Premium level compatible. The ATX panel has six 3,5mm sound connectors and there's also an internal HDMI SPDIF output for digital sound support.
Let us go on with the BIOS options and overclocking with the BIOS. By pressing the F2 key, you get access to the AMI BIOS with all important hardware settings.
The BIOS offers extensive DDR2 memory settings e.g. the memory frequency setting from 200 MHz over 266 MHz and 333 MHz up to 400 MHz (DDR2 400/533/667/800). The host clock is adjustable from 150 MHz up to 400 MHz and the HT (hypertransport) frequency is adjustable from 1x to 5x (200-1000 MHz). The PCIe frequency is adjustable from 75 MHz up to 200 MHz. And the optional synchronous or asynchronous setting of the CPU/PCIe bus is helpful to increase the host frequence independent of the PCI and PCIe clock.
The highest reference clock overclocking result with asynchronous setting was 310 MHz. It was possible to overclock the AMD Athlon64 3000+ Socket AM2 CPU with locked 9x multiplier up to a very high result of approx. 2790 MHz.
But also the underclocking was tested in this review and it was possible to underclock the AMD Athlon 64 3000+ processor down to e.g. 5x 150 MHz = approx. 750 MHz. It's no problem to strongly decrease the Vcore with such a low frequency.
BTW., the BIOS offers a variable DDR2 memory voltage setting between 1.85 and 2.05 Volt and a variable setting for the CPU voltage (Vcore). If necessary, the Vcore can be increased with this Socket AM2 pin mod guide. Thanks to the integrated "Quiet Fan" fan-control option it's possible to save money for additional fan controls on this ALiveNF5-eSATA2+.
The ASRock ALiveNF5-eSATA2+ nForce 520 Socket AM2 PCIe motherboard offers many overclocking features and is available for little money.
In addition the equipment is very interesting for such a low motherboard price, because 7.1 surround sound over six connectors, up to ten USB ports, two firewire ports, four SATA II connectors and much more is rarely the case on most inexpensive boards.
All in all, the ASRock ALiveNF5-eSATA2+ motherboard got the Redaktion ocinside.de Overclocking Pricetipp award (06/2007), because except of the missing BIOS explanations in the manual, there is nothing to criticise.
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Updated Saturday, January 12, 2013 at 09:12 PM
One year ago, the state Supreme Court told lawmakers they were violating the constitutional rights of the state's 1 million public-school children.
In a case brought by parents, teachers and school districts, the court demanded the Legislature stop stalling and start increasing funding for education.
And if that wasn't clear enough, the court took the rare step of chiding lawmakers again last month for not moving fast enough.
Despite the unprecedented pressure, lawmakers are entering this year's session starkly divided on even the most basic aspects of meeting that responsibility — how much money is needed, how to spend the dollars and, most important, where to find them.
"This is going to be our focus this session," said state Rep. Reuven Carlyle, D-Seattle. "It has to be. It's imperative that we solve this puzzle."
As the session opens Monday, Democrats, who control the state House, are basing their proposal on promises the Legislature made a few years ago — to fund a full day of kindergarten for all students and smaller class sizes in early grades and to better cover the costs of school materials and operations.
They're talking about an education-funding increase of $1.7 billion this session, much of it raised through new taxes.
Republicans, who control the state Senate with the help of two renegade Democrats, view the court ruling as a broad mandate to improve education.
They want to find between $500 million and $1.5 billion more for education by limiting other state programs — but they also plan to demand bitterly contested policy changes, including grading every school and putting the lowest-performing schools in a special state-run district.
Gov.-elect Jay Inslee, a Democrat, wants policy changes and $1 billion more for education without new taxes. But he said he isn't even sure the $1 billion is achievable.
"We're in for a complicated negotiation," said Inslee spokesman Sterling Clifford.
Looming over that negotiation is the prospect of a power struggle: What can the Supreme Court do if it doesn't think the Legislature has gone far enough?
That struggle has played out in other states, but rarely — if ever — here.
Billions needed
The showdown over school funding has roots back in the 1970s, but this latest round started in 2007, when Jefferson County parent Stephanie McCleary sued, along with 30 school districts, 30 local teachers unions and a host of others.
They argued the Legislature had long failed to sufficiently provide for the education of all students — something the state Constitution says is the state's paramount duty.
In 2009, as the lawsuit worked through the system, lawmakers passed two bills that redefined what it means to provide a basic education for all students, and mapped out how to fund much of it by 2018.
In their ruling, the justices essentially ordered the Legislature to fund the promises made in those bills, which would cost an estimated $1.6 billion to $2.2 billion per year above what the state now spends.
Legislators set a 2018 deadline for four elements in those bills.
They pledged to give districts enough money to offer a full day of kindergarten for all students, up from the half day they now fund. They said they would pay for one teacher for every 17 students from kindergarten through grade three, down from 25. They also agreed to fill in some big gaps between what they give school districts for transportation, and for textbooks, heating and other costs, and what it actually costs districts to pay for them.
Districts aren't bound to use the money that way, but most likely would.
Lawmakers made additional promises as well, such as adding 80 hours of classroom time from seventh grade through high school. But they did not set an explicit deadline.
The teachers union and some of their Democratic supporters think the McCleary ruling also requires the state to increase its contribution for salaries; others do not. If compensation costs are included, the ruling's price tag would go up even more.
Two approaches
In the Legislature, two main approaches have emerged.
One is led by House budget chairman Ross Hunter, D-Bellevue. The other, by state Sens. Rodney Tom, D-Medina, and Steve Litzow, R-Mercer Island, leaders in a coalition of 23 Republicans and two Democrats expected to narrowly control the 49-member chamber.
Hunter said his calculations indicate that funding the improvements would cost about $4.5 billion per biennium. He'd like to start with a proportional amount this session, $1.7 billion.
He wants to raise tax revenue to fund part of that, saying cuts alone would be politically impossible because that would mean slashing health care for the developmentally disabled, for example, or loosening penalties for drug offenders.
Among the revenue ideas floated by Democrats are a gas tax to pay for school buses and an extension of a beer-tax surcharge that's set to expire next summer.
Tom and Litzow are seeking an education-funding increase of between $500 million and $1.5 billion, according to Litzow.
Litzow did not rule out taxes, but he wants to cap all growth in noneducation spending in future budgets — an approach Democrats say would devastate the social-safety net.
The Senate may also seek to tweak the definition of basic education. Tom, for example, thinks the money earmarked for all-day kindergarten could be better spent. But the court has already said any changes can't just be about saving money.
Tom and Litzow also said they will use the debate over the court ruling to push for policy changes, including, for example, even stricter teacher evaluations than the ones soon to go into effect.
"The Supreme Court ruling is not only about money," Litzow said. "After all, putting more money into a system and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. So money is a key part of it, but we have to think about reforms as well."
But advocates say it can't just be about reform, either.
The McCleary plaintiffs have done a lot of work to get to this point, "where they have all of the pressure and all of the domino pieces in place for funding," said Frank Ordway of the League of Education Voters.
Court watching
Whatever happens, the Supreme Court is watching closely.
To James Lobsenz, an attorney who specializes in constitutional law, the fact that the justices have retained jurisdiction means they don't want the matter to drag on for years.
In other states, courts have taken additional steps in school-funding rulings, including appointing special masters to oversee progress, or ordering lawmakers to distribute school funding more equally.
Thomas Ahearne, lead attorney for the plaintiffs, said the court also could hold lawmakers in contempt, or nullify some of the checks the states writes for noneducation programs.
Nobody really wants to find out how far the court will go, said Hunter, the House budget chairman.
Like the three biggest kids in middle school, he said, the executive, legislative and judicial branches don't really want to test each other's strength.
"There are things the court could do to enforce the law. If they could work — who knows?" Hunter said. "None of us really wants to have that fight because we don't want to find out what would happen."
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House and Senate convene at noon Monday.
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What lawmakers promised
The pressure is on state lawmakers this session to make good on promises in earlier legislation to better fund the state's public schools. Legislators have some leeway in whether to follow those bills to the letter, but at this point the laws call for more funding in at least four areas. The bills say the funding must be phased in starting this school year, with costs fully funded by 2018.
Transportation: Cover more of the costs of getting students to and from school. Estimated cost in 2017-19 biennium: $232 million.
Class size: Provide one teacher for every 17 students in grades K through three. Estimated cost in 2017-19 biennium: $1.15 billion.
Books, materials, utilities: Revamp formula so state covers most of the cost of materials and operational expenses such as heat. Estimated cost in 2017-19 biennium: $1.6 billion
All-day kindergarten: Provide enough for districts to offer to all students. Estimated cost in 2017-19 biennium: $349 million.
Source: Joint Task Force on Education Funding, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Posted: 08/13/2013
Gov. Terry Branstad will attend Iowa Hunting Appreciation Day at Sportsman's Warehouse, in Ankeny, on Aug. 24, to support Iowa's hunting heritage.
The Governor and DNR Director Chuck Gipp will be on hand from 10 to 11 a.m., when the Governor signs a proclamation declaring August 24 to be Hunting Appreciation Day.
The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will feature hands on activities, like BB gun shooting and archery. Several conservation groups will be on hand with information on their organizations effort and how people can get involved.


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BOSTON — Life goes on without Chris Kelly.
As had been the case on Tuesday at Pittsburgh, Jay Pandolfo replaced the injured Kelly on his third line alongside Rich Peverly and Jordan Caron. Kelly is out indefinitely with a broken left tibia suffered in a second-period collision on Monday at Ottawa.
Occasions like this are exactly why the Bruins brought Pandolfo on board in February. The 38-year-old left wing has one shot on goal and a minus-1 rating in the five games he's suited up for this season.
"We know that, going through this grind in the last two months, we would need some players to step up — and that some experienced guys would be pretty useful," Boston coach Claude Julien said. "Pando comes in at a real good time."
Kelly this season has scored two goals and amassed four assists in 23 games played. He has a minus-6 rating. He's won 60.6 percent of the faceoffs he's taken this season, fourth-best on the team.
The good news for the Bruins is that Peverly — a natural center who slid back to his old position in the absence of Kelly on Tuesday and again on Thursday — has won a team-best 61.2 percent of his faceoffs, just ahead of Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron.
(As a linemate of Bergeron, Seguin has taken just 18 faceoffs this season, but he might be called upon more with Kelly on the sidelines.)
"We're lucky to have guys like Pev and even Seguin that have played center most of their career," Julien said. "Pevs is going to have to fill some big shoes there with Kells being a real versatile centerman that can do a lot of different things for our team."
Where the consistent presence of Pandolfo can help is as a calming veteran presence, just as Brian Rolston and Mark Recchi have been for the Bruins in the past.
"Besides the experience that we always talk about — they've been around the block a few times — it's also the wisdom in the dressing room," Julien said. "When guys are panicking, they can settle them down. When guys are too settled, maybe they crank them up a bit. They seem to know what buttons to push in the dressing room."
McQuaid scratched
Adam McQuaid was scratched from the Boston lineup on Thursday night with what Julien characterized as a "minor injury."
"He should be good to go from tomorrow on," Julien said.
McQuaid has a goal and three assists as well as a plus-3 rating in 22 games played this season. He was replaced on the blue line by Aaron Johnson, who has a minus-2 rating in four games played.
Horton, Lucic scoreless
Entering play Thursday night, both Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic had gone more than two weeks without scoring a goal. Horton last scored on Feb. 28 against Ottawa, while Lucic last scored Feb. 24 against Florida.
"They need to go back to their north-south game," Julien said. "I don't think there's a single team in the league that likes to see Lucic forechecking or going after a loose puck. Same thing with Nathan Horton. When he's on his game and he's committed to it, he's another real physical player that can forecheck and put other teams on their heels. Those guys are better served when they play that way. What that eventually does is back guys off, and when they back guys off then they're capable of making plays."
Camara on board
The Bruins announced Thursday that they have signed forward Anthony Camara to an entry-level contract. The team's third-round pick in 2011, Camara is expected to play the rest of the season with the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League and join the Providence Bruins next season.
In 48 games with Barrie this season, Camara has 36 goals and 24 assists to go along with a plus-17 rating. He played for Canada in the World Junior Championships in December and January.


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By Erin Guerra Post-Tribune correspondent June 7, 2013 12:26PM
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Porter County prosecutors are considering whether to charge a couple, ages 67 and 72, with criminal recklessness for target shooting at watermelons without a backstop.
A stray bullet went through the front storm door of a house in the 300 block of Pepper Creek Drive, northwest of Valparaiso, spraying a resident's face with glass. She told police glass got in her eye but refused medical treatment at scene. The bullet appeared to have come from an empty field, struck the sidewalk in front of the house, ricochetted up into the door, crossed the room and got stuck in the far wall.
Police said the bullet passed less than 12 inches away from the 38-year-old victim, and two small children were outside playing nearby around the same time.
Officers followed the trajectory of the bullet and located two suspects, of the 400 block of Indiana 149, who admitted to target shooting in the direction of the victim's home from about 1,800 feet away to the south. They had shot three magazines out of both a .22 caliber Walther semi-automatic pistol and a 9mm Ruger semi-automatic pistol.
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GE 11:12 Arpachshad [Arphaxad] was the father of Shelah.
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We speak of George Washington as the father of our country. Is he the physical ancestor of us all?
We speak of Abraham as the father of the Jews, and the father of the faithful.
While Abraham has no necessary physical ties to the faithful, he is the father of the Jewish race. Is he the immediate father of them? No. He is the ancestor of them.
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Cablegram 85 10 November 1939,
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The tents are similar structures, with canopied ceilings and solid walls. Ours is the one farthest from Dune House, a short walk along a gravel path. The view is nothing but dune and Uluru, all of six miles away, and we find ourselves running late for everything, since time passes here in a serene, dreamlike way. A switch by the bed raises the blinds and the screen, and we sit and watch the rock, feeling the breeze blow straight in, swimming in the silence. There's no TV to disturb it. Even the bathrooms celebrate the light and the landscape: a sliding mirror lets in the view, and one wall of the shower stall is a window.
Because the rooms are so open to the desert, you can imagine what the early explorers must have felt—and that's the point. Each tent is named after an Australian pioneer. "The people who created this country have been ignored," Hunt says. Our tent, called Jane Webb, honors the wife of an early sheep and cattle farmer. Other pioneers include Edward Eyre, who made the first direct crossing of Australia by foot, from Sydney to Adelaide; John McDouall Stuart, the first European to see the Red Centre; and Ernest Giles, the first European to set eyes on Uluru.
Sydney-based interior designers Christine Le Fevre and Jayne Hamparsum also attempted to replicate the pioneers' experience (though at a significantly higher level of luxury). Because the last thing Le Fevre wanted to do was distract from the view, everything is composed in muted shades of khaki, brown, and beige. Dark wood furniture—folding chairs, aged wooden trunks, apothecary tables—travertine floors, and air-conditioning provide welcome relief from the harsh desert light and heat. During Australia's winter—June through September—temperatures average 70 degrees. In the summer months, they can reach upwards of 100, although, this being the desert, the nights are substantially cooler.
Longitude 131° has the fairly standard contemporary look found at many luxe resorts, but the difference here is in the details. Each room contains memorabilia such as photographs and letters that relate to the pioneer for whom it's named. Le Fevre traveled around the country, tracking down materials from explorers' and settlers' descendants, scavenging flea markets, antiques shops, and libraries. "For Jane Webb, we actually got the Bible from her family in Adelaide," she says. "When I opened it, I found cuttings, poems, pieces of lace, and stories."
Four of the pioneers commemorated at Longitude are still alive—Bill King, Peter Severin, and Ian and Lyn Conway—and they came to the hotel's opening. "Bill King had tears running down his face," says Le Fevre. "He couldn't believe someone had honored him to that extent. And Severin was awestruck."
"It was a bit of a surprise, I suppose," says Severin, who moved to the area in 1956 and still lives nearby, on his cattle ranch. It was he who opened the first tourism operation near Alice Springs, selling gasoline and liquor to the smattering of visitors. He helped pave the runway at the airport and installed the chain that guides climbers on Uluru. Severin has a self-deprecating rancher's sensibility: "I was quite happy, but of course nobody will know me, so it doesn't really matter, now, does it?"
That's the problem. The memorabilia in the rooms are only a small step in the right direction. Most foreign guests don't know a whole lot about the history, the geology, and the anthropology of the region. Which is why we're here, and not by the pool at Ayers Rock Resort (or, for that matter, the tiny pool at Longitude—on our visit the only swimmer was a lost duck). The hotel offers six excursions: a cultural tour of Uluru; an eco-walk on the dunes; a guided walk at Kata Tjuta (22 miles west of Uluru, it, too, is a massive outcropping of major significance to the Aborigines, but unlike Uluru, it's not a single rock); a sunset viewing in Kantju Gorge at Uluru; a stargazing expedition; and a trip to Cave Hill, a rock-art site 21/2 hours from the hotel, where an Anangu translates the paintings.
I find three of these disappointing. For the cultural tour, we're driven around Uluru in a 16-person shuttle bus, off-loaded to look at a couple of caves, and then deposited at the Cultural Centre. The land around Uluru and Kata Tjuta is owned by the Anangu, who lease it back to the government, which has established a national park here, but the Cultural Centre defers so much to the Anangu that the exhibits are virtually impossible to penetrate. Australia, this part of it in particular, is still in the grip of fierce political correctness. When Adam asks our guide how the rock was formed, she answers with a confusing myth involving a marsupial mole. The guide just doesn't know enough about the culture, which is not entirely her fault—much of the spiritual significance of Uluru and Kata Tjuta is kept secret by the Anangu.
The eco-walk is sort of interesting, but although it takes two hours it feels like a 30-minute trip at best. We traipse around a patch of the desert, looking at beetle tracks and scrubby plants. We're carrying binoculars, but no birds ever show. It's all a bit of an anticlimax.
The trip to Kata Tjuta is magnificent, though only two parts of the area are accessible to non-Aborigines. One is Olga Gorge, a tight crevasse between two cathedral walls of stone. The other, Valley of the Winds, is a dramatic and predictably gusty gorge that is closed on extremely hot days (common during Australia's summer months). Not only does our guide announce that we'll be doing just half the trip through it before turning back, but it turns out that he's never completed the walk himself. (Adam and I, since we're staying at Longitude for four nights, insist on having the staff drop us off at Kata Tjuta and pick us up later so we can do it all; to their credit, they acquiesce.)


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What is a Resistive RAM?
A RRAM is a device that can switch between one or more resistances under the application of appropriate voltages. Devices can have two or more discrete resistance states, or may have a continuously variable resistance. Whatever the case, it is important that the change in resistance is governed by the past history of the device - that is, by the previous voltage applied, or the previous current that has flowed through the device.
What is the difference between a RRAM and a memristor?
There is currently some controversy over this. A memristor is a device whose resistance depends on its past history - more precisely, it depends on the flux of electric charge through the device. In this sense, a RRAM is a device that shows memristive behaviour, and can be thought of as a specific type of memristor.
Why are RRAMs and memristors of interest?
RRAM devices may help overcome some of the bottlenecks that we are currently facing in microelectronics. As we shrink the size of the transistors that make up semiconductor memories further and further we run into problems of fabrication difficulty, power dissipation and switching speed. RRAM devices can be packed much more densely. fabricated in 3D arrays, and have very low switching energies and fast switching speeds.
In addition, devices whose state depends on their past history behave in some ways similarly to neurons - RRAMs and memristors can thus be used to fabricate very high density neural networks.
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We have developed, and filed a patent on, a RRAM device based wholly on the Si/SiO2 system. Unlike competing technologies, it does not rely on the diffusion of metal ions, can be fabricated only from n- and p- type silicon and silicon oxide, and operates in ambient conditions. Resistance contrast is up to 5 orders of magnitude, switching time 90ns or shorter, and switching energy is 1pJ/bit or lower. Scanning Tunneling Microscopy suggests that the individual switching elements may be as small as 10nm.
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As an indication of the capabilities of this device, the table below shows the specifications achieved to date, alongside those of conventional Flash memory, and target specifications for our next generation of devices.
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3DO sent us two early screenshots from Might and Magic IX, the next game in its venerable role-playing game series. The new screens show off two of the 3D environments that will appear in the LithTech-powered game, along with a view of what the game interface will look like.
Might and Magic IX is in development at New World Computing, the developer that created the previous games in the Might and Magic series, and it is tentatively scheduled for release in early 2002. For more information about the Might and Magic games, take a look at our Might and Magic archive.