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It's been a year of photo shoots and fashion shows but current Miss Northern Ireland, Tiffany Brien is preparing to hand in her crown and return to her first love, sailing.
The Co Down woman is a keen competitor in the male-dominated sport, and although she took a break to fulfil her pageant duties, Tiffany hopes to compete at the 2016 Olympics in Rio. But for now she's enjoying the last few months of her title.
"It's scary that it's coming to an end so quickly but this is not the end," she said. "I've got lots more to pull out of the bag and I really want to accomplish actually getting to the Olympics."
The 22-year-old won the title last year and then travelled to China alongside Miss Ireland - Belfast woman Rebecca Maguire - where she came down to the final 30 in the Miss World competition.
"This year has been incredible, it really has been a whirlwind. I can't put into words how it has changed me. I've got a different outlook on life, and moving forward I've got a lot more determination and I think I'm a lot more mature," said Tiffany.
But all good things must come to an end, and on Thursday the search began to find someone to follow in her footsteps and become the new Miss Northern Ireland.
"It's going to be my first taster of it all coming to an end and I think I will be very upset when it all does come to an end and I'm handing over my crown. But there's four months left and I'm going to milk it for all I can!" Tiffany laughed.
However, the world-class sailor said the glamorous life hasn't changed her priorities in life and she's got another big title in mind - Olympic medal holder.
"It's something I really want to do and I'm going to work hard for the next 3 ½ years to get there.
"Being Miss Northern Ireland I think it's very important through your year to stay true to yourself.
"I've continued to sail, I've continued to do events and I've continued to play my netball, it's very important to keep the work/life balance."
Now contestant organiser Alison Clarke is in her 27th year of looking for the new face of Northern Ireland and she's touring the region to find the jewels in NI's crown.
"As a champion in her sport beforehand, Tiffany really approached Miss Northern Ireland with gusto and made the title her own.
"It takes great stamina, commitment and confidence to carry off the title, and we are seeking a girl with that special X factor - something unique and different which sets our winner apart from all the rest, as it takes more than just good looks to win Miss Northern Ireland." said Alison.
This new Miss NI will win a host of prizes, including a year's contract with ACA models and the chance to compete in the Miss World final, which is held in Indonesia.


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We are an open minded faith community. Our real name is The Religious Society of Friends but we are better known by an old nickname, the Quakers.
The Quaker way of life is rooted in Christianity but differs in that we have always valued the individual's relationship to the Divine over any forms, structures, creed or even the Bible.
Quaker worship is simple and this is reflected in the simplicity of our buildings which are called Meeting Houses.
Central to Quakers is the Meeting for Worship. Here in stillness, we can engage with the transforming power of love and truth. The experience can lead anyone present to share the insights gained within the Meeting.
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After having no power for a week, we're back home. Daylillies are pretty much past peak, drying up, etc. 99 here today. I took these few a week or so ago.
Little Walmart triplets
NOID tripliets
Custard Candy Triplets
The next 2, Born to Run and Grateful Heart, which is which??
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well, the first one looks like BORN TO RUN to me. I know you must be glad to be back home and have power again so can have some ac again. jean |
- Posted by mantis__oh z6 OH (My Page) on Sat, Jul 7, 12 at 14:15
Glad to hear you are back home. I agree with Jean. The first one is Born to Run and the second, Grateful Heart. They both have very nice edges. But my favorite is Little Walmart. There's something about that photo that's very cooling. Lord knows we all need to look at something that makes us feel cooler today. Debra |
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At least you are back with the power restored. Finially! I like your NO ID and also like Custard Candy. |
Wow, it sure looks like Daring Deception, thanks Mantis!! |
Glad you are home and they finally restored the power. Whole week! That's awful :( My favorite is the last one, Grateful Heart. I love the edge and color. Little Walmart looks very good, and the name is funny :) |
Good that your back home. Grateful Heart (the last pic) is a stunner. Julia |
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In the sixth chapter of
the Gospel of John, it details the events of Jesus feeding the 5,000 disciples (in
which only the men were counted, but also included women and children, which
means that the crowd could have easily been closer to 10,000). This famous miracle
made Jesus very popular, and the very next day he did something extremely
controversial by stating that his disciples would have to eat his flesh and
drink his blood. This was a direct contradiction to the Law of Moses, and most
of his disciples left him, and understandably so. Even his Apostles were
questioning themselves, but they had seen too many miracles, and their faith had been confirmed to many times to turn back now. Verses 67-69 state that Jesus said
to his Apostles "Will ye also go away?" and Peter answered
"Lord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life, and we
believe and are sure that thou art that Christ, the Son of the living
Why did Jesus do give
such a controversial sermon advocating cannibalism? We learn in verse 26 that
this massive crowd wasn't there for Jesus's teaching, but for free food. Jesus
rebuked the people by saying that they were only following him because they ate
the loaves and were filled the previous day. Jesus desires quality over
quantity, and has no use for false disciples that want to follow him for the
wrong reasons. What does Jesus desire? Again, that's answered in John 6, verses
28 and 29. A spokesman for the false disciples asked Jesus what they needed to
do to please God (and maybe score some food), and Jesus told them that they
needed to believe on "him whom he hath sent" (i.e. have faith in
These false disciples
can be identified by characteristics that are all too common in the church
today, first of which is the desire for blessings or material prosperity. This
can be understood as the belief that God will bless you and keep bad things
from happening to you if you keep the commandments, go to church, tithe, read
your scriptures regularly, etc. The problem with this mindset is although it is
true that God loves us, and that he desires to bless us, there is only a
general cause and effect between behavior and blessings. It is true that sin can
cause judgment, and piety can lead to God blessing you, but that's not a money
back guarantee.
Just think of the
Apostles themselves, or the list of prophets in the Old Testament who suffered
and died in horrible ways all while following God. Why did God let these just
and faithful men suffer and die if keeping the commandments always leads to blessings?
Some people try to have it both ways, and say something to the effect that
although God allows bad things to happen to you, he'll always help you overcome
it in the end and bless you. They might point to Job as an example of this, but
that ignores the counter-examples of the apostles and prophets that were
martyred to death, and received no relief from their suffering during their
lives at all.
The real tragedy of this
mindset is that people lose their faith when "bad things happen to good
people". How many people have left their church or become atheist because
they experienced personal tragedy? The worst part is that although the initial "prosperity
preachers" meet success, people eventually leave the church when they see
their lives not improving, and then their hearts are hardened to real
missionaries trying to share the true Gospel.
The other characteristic
of this group of false disciples is a reliance on human reason over faith.
These people were pious Jews. We know this because they (or at least their
spokesman) said that their fathers ate manna in the desert. This was referring
to the Exodus of Moses, when the children of Israel ate manna while living in
the desert for 40-years.
God doesn't desire
disciples who view their belief in God as an academic exercise. For example,
there is something called "Pascal's Wager" from a 17th-century
Apologist who stated that God either exists or doesn't, but if you believe in
God you either gain everything (if he exists) or lose nothing (if he doesn't
exist). Likewise, if there is no God, you gain or lose nothing either way.
Pascal's wager proves the logic behind academic faith, which I'm defining as
someone who believes in God only because it's the most logical option, or
simply because they are "playing the odds" as Pascal suggests.
God doesn't want people
to follow him just because it seems like a good idea, or because they haven't
found a theory to disprove him yet. Atheist "scientists" are always
trying to come up with new ways to disprove God, so at any rate, people are
going to find a convenient theory sooner or later, and leave the church
Remember that God wants
quality over quantity. He would much rather have small tight-knit and faithful
churches than massive mega-churches full of "fair-weather"
Christians. Sometimes God does things that test us in order to separate the
true Christians from the groups I've detailed above. When God does something
like this, only the disciples with true faith will stay, much like Peter and
the Apostles stayed. They knew Jesus personally, and didn't forsake him even
after such a controversial sermon.
So what am I trying to
say? I'm not saying that you should not question things, but what I'm saying
that there are times when your faith will be tested by either tragedy or human
reason. If you do not have real faith, you will become discouraged when tested
if your faith is based on either God blessing you for keeping the commandments,
or based on apologetic arguments.
Just like the crowds in
John 6, we are only asked to believe (i.e. have faith) in Jesus Christ, no more
and no less. If we view God as some kind of celestial Santa Claus, or have
replaced faith with reason, then God will sift us out of his church sooner or
later. This isn't to say that God doesn't bless his children, or that Christian apologetic doesn't have a useful purpose. I'm just saying that it's not a replacement for true faith, and God obviously agrees according to John 6.


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Review: Judas Priest at 1STBANK Center, with Black Label Society and Thin Lizzy, 11/5/11
JUDAS PRIEST at 1STBANK CENTER | 11/5/11
Somewhere early in the set, Rob Halford told us that the band was going to play material from all roughly forty years of its career including hits and older and more obscure material. And that for the "next two hours and twenty minutes" Priest was going to play heavy metal and we were all going to be a part of it. Eric Gruneisen Rob Halford of Judas Priest: Still going strong after nearly 40 years. More Judas Priest Denver photos.
Turns out you can be in a band this well-known, this incredibly influential and beloved for this long and not rest on your laurels. Not only that, but last night at the 1STBANK Center, Judas Priest delivered one of the best rock shows going even well into and past its collective middle age. Songs you thought you knew were better, songs you didn't know well, didn't fully appreciate or didn't know at all, you ended up loving.
Thin Lizzy without Phil Lynott was the first massive hurdle this line-up had to clear with me. Phil was the kind of guy you do not, can't replace. Gary Moore, too. This version of Thin Lizzy didn't try to do that. Instead, it apparently just focused on staying a good band with Brian Downey, Scott Gorham and Darren Wharton still holding the torch for the band's legacy. And this band has been active for the last seven years. So no surprise that Thin Lizzy sounded great and had incredible energy. It didn't resemble "a top-notch Thin Lizzy cover band" or the other disparaging characterizations that have undoubtedly plagued the band.Earl Blackheart Thin Lizzy last night. More Thin Lizzy Denver photos.
We all knew these songs including hits like the Bob Seger-penned, soul-rock ballad classic "Rosalie," the playful "Cowboy Song," the nowadays more obscure "Róisín Dubh (Black Rose): A Rock Legend" and the closer, "The Boys Are Back in Town." But hearing the songs on the radio or records is one thing -- seeing it live this night was like getting a taste of why this music had an impact on anyone to begin with. Everyone on stage clearly loved the material and made it their own, whether they were involved in writing it or not. It didn't seem like some attempt to regain old glory, it was just a solid performance all around.
Between sets, Lady Starlight spun some records and otherwise rocked out to each song because she actually seemed to be into the music. Which made what she was doing seem fun instead of just background noise. Beyond that she played some songs I haven't personally heard in nearly twenty years like "Wheels of Steel" by Saxon and "Neon Knights" by Black Sabbath -- during the latter she brought out a metal shield and a short sword of some kind to wave about in time with the music like some kind of choreographed combat. Most DJs don't do this kind of thing and she did it whenever she was on the tables. Who is Lady Starlight? A Lady Gaga collaborator who designed Gaga's earlier outfits and a well-known rock DJ in New York City. But last night she made the between-band music be good and entertaining for a change.Eric Gruneisen Lady Starlight between bands last night. More Judas Priest Denver photos.
Black Label Society had ten Marshall full stacks behind it, five flanking each side of the drummer. Were they all on? Maybe not, but it made for great rock theater visuals. The band opened with "Crazy Horse" and set the stage for an impressive set of straight ahead hard rock with far better than average musicianship. Wylde was a flashy but not excessive lead player and his vocals had hints of that Layne Staley quiver that so many heavy metal singers attempt but make sound oh so annoying -- except that Wylde didn't go into annoying territory and it just made his singing more expressive than you might expect.Eric Gruneisen Black Label Society last night. More Black Label Society Denver photos.
Sure, you could hear a lot of Randy Rhoads-era Ozzy in the music but as an influence and not a rip off and only because few metal guitarists but Wylde could pull off the kind of guitar wizardry one heard in Rhoads. That and Wylde is just more charismatic than many of his peers and fully places him into the music and its performance. He expects the same from his bandmates, who didn't disappoint. Wylde's trebly open harmonics leading into or otherwise lending texture to so many songs just made everything seem like it wasn't fully under anyone's control which is a good sign a band can still surprise you.
Toward the end of the set, the band except for Wylde, left the stage and he performed a virtuosic solo that was incredible for the first two or three minutes and then seemed to drag on forever, but there are probably many in the audience who enjoyed it. In either case, the band came back in and Black Label Society closed strong. While clearly many people wanted an encore, and the band might have wanted to do one, its members walked off the stage after some genuine thanks to an appreciative audience.
It would be a shame if this was the final Judas Priest tour to a wide audience because from beginning to end it was so fiery and passionate. You see enough rock shows and can tell when a band is going through the motions, but not once did these guys seem to be -- pretty good for doing something so well for so long.Eric Gruneisen Judas Priest last night at the 1STBANK Center in Broomfield. More Judas Priest Denver photos.
Opening with "Rapid Fire," Priest got off the ground quickly. Richie Faulkner seemed fully-integrated into the performance of every song and his leads, once played by K.K. Downing, were flawless and his chemistry with Glen Tipton left no doubt that if anyone could fill Downing's shoes, it's Faulkner.
Halford wasn't kidding about playing music across the band's entire career and not always what you'd expect. But even with a song like "Starbreaker," it was like getting to hear another side of a band you've heard all your life and rediscovering what was great about that band to begin with, because everyone on stage breathed vitality into the material. Priest always has done this but might have been excused for just putting in another tour for the fans (but in reality kind of being ready to be hang it up.) But a band doing that doesn't tour for months on end for that tour and put in a performance as remarkable as this show every night -- and you know they probably did.
"Victim of Changes" provided a way for Richie to prove his mettle (no pun intended) with some fiery, yet tasteful soloing almost as a continuation of an elaborations upon Tipton's lead earlier in the song--a dynamic part of the studio song but extended and more organic. For the Joan Baez cover, "Diamonds & Rust," the whole band proved it wasn't just a heavy metal machine with even Halford toning down the vocal pyrotechnics until halfway or so through the song when it kicked into higher gear.Eric Gruneisen Judas Priest last night at the 1STBANK Center in Broomfield. More Judas Priest Denver photos.
"Turbo Lover," it could be argued, is one of the band's sillier songs, but this time out it seemed like a reworking and as with other songs in the set, Halford traded phrases from the song with the crowd who always sang along with what Halford informally commanded from the stage. And people sure knew the words, and the singing wasn't half-bad.
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Topic Num: | N102-142 (Navy) |
Title: | Improved Gear Carburization Process | Research & Technical Areas: | Air Platform, Materials/Processes |
Acquisition Program: | PMA 261 CH-53K Heavy Lift Helicopter Program |
RESTRICTION ON PERFORMANCE BY FOREIGN NATIONALS: This topic is "ITAR Restricted". The information and materials provided pursuant to or resulting from this topic are restricted under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), 22 CFR Parts 120-130, which control the export of defense-related material and services, including the export of sensitive technical data. Foreign nationals may perform work under an award resulting from this topic only if they hold the "Permanent Resident Card", or are designated as "Protected Individuals" as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3). If a proposal for this topic contains participation by a foreign national who is not in one of the above two categories, the proposal may be rejected. | Objective: | Develop a robust carburizing method for deep internal splines with a high aspect ratio.
| Description: | The most common carburizing processes for aerospace gearing are conventional gas carburizing and vacuum carburizing. Both of these methods rely on carburizing gas circulation to achieve uniform carburization of surfaces. For both carburizing methods, a high part aspect ratio (e.g. internal bore length to the internal bore diameter ratio of greater than 3:1) can cause a reduction / restriction of gas circulation to the internal volume of the part, which limits the producibility of the carburized internal features such as splines.
Innovative carburizing processes are sought for internal, potentially high aspect ratio surfaces that provides uniform coverage and case hardening depth and the avoidance of free-carbon formation or sooting. Target applications for this technology are gears ranging in size from 4 to 44 inches in diameter, including Herringbone Pinions with an internal aspect ratio of approximately 5:1. The proposed process should also be efficient in energy usage and time allotment and conducive to mass production.
| PHASE I: Develop the concept and demonstrate the technical feasibility of the proposed carburizing method. Define mass production requirements and obstacles.
| PHASE II: Develop and demonstrate the process through the carburization of representative internal spline samples along with evaluation and testing of the samples.
| PHASE III: Complete all required qualification/certification testing and transition the technology to the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM's).
PRIVATE SECTOR COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL/ | DUAL-USE APPLICATIONS: An improved internal gear carburization process would be beneficial for commercial aviation, automotive and commercial and military nautical applications.
| References: |
1. AMS-2759/6 - Gas Nitriding and Heat Treatment of Low-Alloy Steel Parts. http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/AMS2759/6B
2. AMS-2759/7 - Carburizing and Heat Treatment of Carburizing Grade Steel Parts. http://www.sae.org/technical/standards/AMS2759/7A
3. Osterman, V.M., (2005, September). Heat Treating: Development Experience in Low-Torr Range Vacuum Carburizing. Industrial Heating. http://www.industrialheating.com/Articles/Feature_Article/9bb06f4ed965e010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0 |
Keywords: | Carburize; Gear; Transmission; Hardening; Pressure; Gas |
Questions and Answers: |
Q: The focus above tends to be on gas and vacuum based carburization approaches. Are you interested in a bath based system similar to salt bath technologies? |
A: We are interested in any methodology that can fill the needs stated in the proposal request. |


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Great racing today at Chestnut Ridge Park, The Winterfest Mountain Bike Race was a success! Over 40 racers came out to challenge themselves on the course, which received a good 3 inches of snow last night. Thanks go out to the Town of Orchard Park Recreation Dept, SLIDERS, MUD and CRANSKINS. Without their support events like this could not happen. And thanks to all who came out to race and cheer. RESULTS RACE DETAILS:That's right, a mountain bike race in the snow at Chestnut Ridge Park, Sunday January 29th. This race will be on a short-track course a little over a mile in length, with the first part going down the sledding hill. The fact that most of the course is visible from the top near the casino will make this a great event to watch. There will be a long and short race to be run separate from each other with the short race going first. The short-race will be 20 minutes long plus one lap, the long will be 40 minutes long plus one lap. The short-race will begin at 1pm sharp and the long-race will begin by 1:40pm. REGISTRATION DETAILS:Day of registration only, located at a table just inside the casino. Registration will open at 11:30am closing promptly at 12:45 to get ready for the short-race start at 1pm. $15 for one race, $20 for both. Racer meeting at 12:50am. No pre-riding the course on race day. The course will be available to pre-ride the week prior to race day. AGE GROUPS AND CLASSES:We will have five age groups; 19 & under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49 and 50 & over for both the short and long racers. The women's class will be open, meaning no age groups. Racers doing both races, will be in an open category for the short-race and their age group for the long. PRIZES:Medals will be awarded to the top three finishers in each age group. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three overall finishers of the long-race. A cash prize will be awarded to the first place finisher of the short-race open category. SPONSORS:Orchard Park Recreation Dept | Sliders Snowboard & Bike Shop | Mud Cafe/Bike Shop | CRANKSKINS |


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December 15, 2008
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Below is an email I sent three weeks ago to a small group of exceptionally-forgiving friends of mine, in which I pre-announced my hunch that things have changed fundamentally in the precious metals (PM) markets. I almost sent it to our full list, as I do today, but held back in view of the many painful emails I have received over the past six months from those who have suffered paper losses on silver they bought at my recommendation.
Though personally I have suffered tremendous losses as a result of the government's months-long manipulation of the dollar, silver and gold, it has pained me even more deeply to know that others have sustained such losses, at least partially in reliance upon my outlook.
Fortunately, most have followed my recommendations to the letter and bought only physical silver and taken personal delivery. They will be made whole and then some. A whole lot more than "some," I firmly believe.
Some list members, like myself, have been foolish enough to ignore my fundamental advice to hold only physical PMs, which is all that I continue to support publicly. They and I took substantial positions in mining stocks on margin and we got destroyed during the past few months. It was a calculated risk. I never imagined that the government would drive down PM prices while the stock market crashed and simultaneously inflate the dollar beyond the bounds of all reasonable foresight. Our recent experience illustrates the folly of investing (gambling, actually) with borrowed money.
Now I have no choice but to continue to gamble on the leverage inherent to mining stocks, though I have been stopped out of all my margined positions. As noted below, I believe that the fundamentals have shifted once again, more in line with what existed a year ago.
I still like Pan American Silver (PAAS) and Gold Corp (GG), but am particularly impressed with Coeur d'Alene Mines (CDE), which has declined well beyond the average during the past few months (to less than 10% of its value a year ago, becoming a true "penny stock" today) and which appears to have more headroom than most, as a result. I have bought as much of CDE as I could with what remains of my brokerage account balances (not much), though I continue to hold modest positions in PAAS and GG, as well as a couple of small firms that I cannot in good conscience suggest to others.
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Part of the spring's lineup of PC yeast strains. I'm looking forward to getting this into something like a Maibock or even a Helles. Anyone got any experience with this strain or know its brewery of origin? Wyeast 2352-PC Munich Lager II Yeast Beer Styles: Lager, Oktoberfest/Marzen, Munich Dunkel, Schwarzbier, Traditional Bock, Maibock/Hellesbock, Dopplebock, Eisbock Profile: From a famous brewery in Munich, this strain is a low diacetyl and low sulfur aroma producer. An excellent choice for malt driven lagers. Alc. Tolerance 10% ABV Flocculation Medium Attenuation 72-74% Temp. Range 52-62°F (11-16°C)
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I don't buy the low end of that temp range personally. I will use a stepped up starter to get to a big cell count then let 'er go at 48 and I bet it will be fine. Only thing will be to keep an eye on the gravity when it gets into the high 1.020s to time the temp increase correctly.
Gonna try this one in a kit I am making for my inlaws (Brewhouse Light Canadian Lager). For the hell of it I am gonna do three of those kits: one with 34/70, one with S-189, and one with 2352 just to see how they differ.
They aren't carbed yet, but in a side-by-side comparison with 34/70, the former is clearly maltier and the latter drier. Didn't end up using the S-189. I also found this yeast does not really like the lower temperatures 34/70 handles easily. I would't go under 50 with this one again.
Picked up this yeast yesterday and going to brew an Octoberfest with it next weekend. So what temperature did you end up fermenting at? Was planning on typical modified Narziss fermentation, starting at 44F and letting rise to 50F over the first day and then fermenting at 50F until about 3/4 done and raising to 68F for a diacetyl rest.


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The beginning of 2013 means a new Congress and a presidential inauguration. What's the economic outlook for the nation? How is what's happening in Washington likely to affect people in your area, and how can you bring those stories home to your audience?
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Lance Jungmeyer, editor of The Packer, congratulates Produce Man of the Year Joe Pezzini, vice president of operations for Ocean Mist Farms, Castroville, Calif. |
"I may have been in a certain place at a certain time," said Pezzini, accepting The Packer's Produce Man of the Year award May 6 at the United Fresh Marketplace kickoff banquet in Chicago.
Pezzini, vice president of operations for Ocean Mist Farms, Castroville, Calif., was the chairman of the Salinas, Calif.-based Grower Shipper Association of Central California when an E. coli outbreak was linked to spinach in mid-September, and he remains in that role.
In recent months, he's worked on enhancing food safety standards as chairman of the California Leafy Green Products Handler Marketing Agreement. He also is a member of Western Growers, Irvine, Calif.
"I did what all of you would have done. It's quite an honor and a pleasure," said Pezzini, who has worked for Ocean Mist since he graduated college, when he joined as ranch manager.
In announcing the award, The Packer's editor, Lance Jungmeyer, spoke of Pezzini's dedication to the industry and his commitment to upholding its integrity in the wake of last fall's outbreak.
"Pragmatic and diplomatic from the start, these traits he continues to exhibit today," Jungmeyer said. "And now he is needed more than ever as an industry leader providing governance in this difficult food safety crisis."
Pezzini was an early advocate of iceless packs and a proponent of cold chain management at the shipper level in 2001, demonstrating an early understanding of the necessity of food safety and quality control, Jungmeyer said.
Community also is important to Pezzini, as evidenced by his position as chairman of the Ag Against Hunger Foundation, Salinas, Calif., which distributes fresh produce to food banks primarily in Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey counties, Jungmeyer said.
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Zubuchon opens outlet in One Mango
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FOLLOWING the success of its two retail outlets in Cebu, Zubufoods Inc. recently expanded its operations by opening a stand-alone Zubuchon restaurant in One Mango on General Maxilom Ave.
Zubuchon owner Joel Binamira said they have diversified their products to offer Cebuanos more lechon-inspired dishes, aside from their main draw, the Zubuchon.
"This restaurant now offers a variety of Filipino lechon-inspired dishes and also a venue where tourists can hang out and enjoy more of Cebuano specialties," Binamira said.
The restaurant offers lechon crispy pata, pancit lechon, kangkong with lechon, and lechon paksiw, among others.
The company spent P1.5 million for the establishment of the restaurant.
"This will also serve as a venue for Cebuanos who are cautious of their food intake but still wanted to have that lechon taste," Binamira said.
Aside from offering a wide variety of dishes, Zubuchon restaurant also offers frozen dishes and other homemade items such as chicharon as pasalubongs for tourists.
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"The idea of the frozen dishes is meant to cater to on-the-go customers who want to have an instant meal. So instead of going to fast-food chains or buying instant food, which have high preservatives, they now have the option of buying homemade dishes such as lechon paksiw which they can just re-heat at their own convenience," he said.
Zubufoods Inc. started commercial operations selling Zubuchon in the last quarter of 2008. The company maintains two retail outlets at the Banilad Town Center and at the departure lounge of Mactan Cebu International Airport.
Binamira said it was his employees who pushed him to sell the home-cooked lechons to Cebuanos.
"The idea really was to revive the taste of lechon 30 years ago. We wanted to restore the lechon that is made the old-fashioned and traditional way, where one uses bamboo and natural ingredients. A kind of lechon-making where there are no shortcuts," he said.
Zubuchon rose to prominence when popular cook and TV host Anthony Bourdain said in his show that its lechon was the best roasted pig in the world.
Binamira, who is also a food blogger, said they use backyard-raised pigs and fatten them up several weeks before they are slaughtered. He said they prepare and cook the pigs on natural bamboo poles over charcoal purchased from small-scale manufacturers in the highland towns of the province.
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Apart from creating jobs, Binamira tapped local suppliers as partners of his growing business. The company sources backyard-raised pigs and ingredients such as herbs and spices from the towns of Cebu.
"We are a Cebuano restaurant so it is best to serve and make use of the province's resources," he said. He added that the company is willing to help hog raisers in terms of financial assistance, provided they will also comply with the requirements of the company.
Zubufoods Inc. will also open another branch on Escario St. The company spent P2 million to set the branch up.
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on July 11, 2011.
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Breakfast Topic: The one missing item in World of Warcraft {WoW}
Jul 8th 2010 9:34AM More cosmetic stuff. Make fun spy things, that don't work in PvP. Like, something that turns you into a tree, from that one Draenei quest. More like the elixirs that change into funny things. :)
Spiritual Guidance: The dawn of the age of shadow {WoW}
Jul 8th 2010 9:23AM Looking at that skill list, it is clear that Shadow needs a true PvP skill. I guess that Mind Spike spell will help with spanking pretty well. But of all the DPS caster classes we lose out in PvP. Mages are damn near impossible to take down with there bubbles; Shaman = Mail and interrupts; I don't even want to talk about the bull dookie that is fear locking that is a Warlock; And I could open up a shop selling reasons I hate Paladins and their over powerednessness.
Listen, I think shadow does decent DPS and their mechanics are strong. But the cooldown on our silences and fears are waaaaaaay to long for the lack of power they have. Our PW: Shield even when spec'd into lasts about 2 seconds. My main role in pvp is to follow around other DPS and spam dispel to piss off a paladin when they realize all of their buffs and HoTs are gone.
But all-in-all priests are and have always been a supporter class. Never one you look to take into battle, but one where it just to convenient to have one every now and again for mass dispels and uber buffs. I wouldn't mind getting a little love from the PvP world.
This has been another rant by yours truly.
Around Azeroth: Too soon? {WoW}
Jul 5th 2010 10:57AM I think this is a little ridiculous to even consider this a problem. They aren't showing square mile oil slicks floating towards Louisiana in the game. If they were to take this out then they might as well take out the forest fire in Howling Fjord, that is caused by dragons. Off-shore oil drilling isn't going to stop and there have been leaks from rigs in the past. I think that it would be ridiculous to remove something that the world is just going to forget about in a year.
Ready Check: Peer pressure, responsibility and teamwork {WoW}
Jun 25th 2010 4:48PM I agree that if you chose to participate in a particular raid on a particular raid, it is a type of agreement as if you were meeting your friends for the movies. I don't, however, whole heartedly agree with the idea that the raid leader is the one most inclined to pull together everyone as a team.
Having grown up with team sports, I know what I look for in a coach. Half the time the raid leader is the guild leaders chum. This doesn't completely rule out leadership skills, but this does end up showing favoritism and elitist actions. I've seen Raid Leaders not accepting veteran raiders because they're newly joined "buddy" is on. Eventually raiding turns into cliques within a guild. One thing I think peer-pressure should be used to stop.
I also have a problem with the word "peer-presure" because that can ultimately become bullying. Threatening a well geared heal or tank to join a raid or get booted from the guild, because they need them, when said player has real-life obligations.
I do not discredit this blog, and I see the validity of all the points in the article. These are just my added points.
The Daily Quest: Burning out {WoW}
Jun 25th 2010 8:34AM I think Raiding does it to most people. I never really got into raiding, and have always been a casual PUG player. I enjoy PVP because there is no strict schedule to it. But with Raid guilds YOU HAVE TO BE ON AT WHATEVER TIME THEY SAY! Other wise you get caps lock and they demote you in the guild. I dunno about everyone else but I like to keep my nights and real life spontaneous. WoW is just another video game, if I don't feel like playing, I don't. Nobody needs to give me a lecture if I don't want to play. I'm an adult and so are you. Plus I don't like the power struggles and drama the comes with raids.
So for now, I'm just going to relax and keep it casual. No need to rush to gear, its all going to be obsolete in a few months, and I'm content with not have 10 level 80 alts. I just like nuking mobs in Ice Crown with my Shadow Priest, and doing the random achievements.


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I don't know if any of you noticed but July 4, 2012 saw a pretty massive free agent signing that could really put a Stanley Cup contender over the top. Okay, not really, but lost in the shuffle of all the Parise/Suter madness was a signing that didn't get a lot of coverage but warmed the darkest, frozen parts of my dead heart. If you couldn't tell by the headline, I am of course referring to Steve Sullivan signing at 1 year, $1.85 million deal with the Phoenix Coyotes.
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Steve Sullivan is old and stuff but not really
Posted by Jake Goldsbie under Deep Thoughts, I Dunno, Opinion on Jul 05, 2012
John Tortorella really, REALLY loves his team
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"I love our jam. I love our balls." – John Tortorella
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David Clarkson is a bird, a plane or something else along those lines after scoring
Posted by Chris Lund under Deep Thoughts, General Amusement on May 02, 2012
When David Clarkson scored in tonight's game two affair against the Philadelphia Flyers, he decided to do something that is generally considered a no-no in sports. He celebrated with props.
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Why do these non-upsets feel like upsets?
Posted by Ryan Lambert under Deep Thoughts on Apr 25, 2012
It's often been said that hockey is an old boy's network where very little is allowed to change except where the opportunity to make a dollar is concerned.
And perhaps that's why, in the wake of all these teams advancing into the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, a lot of people have acted as though it was terribly surprising for teams such as the St. Louis Blues, Phoenix Coyotes and Nashville Predators to roll over their opponents in the postseason's opening series. It was because they beat long-standing NHL Old Guards San Jose, Chicago, and Detroit, respectively. The upset was not in the standings and certainly not on the ice, but in the mind of viewers, because it makes people ask very hard questions about what they thought they knew about the league. The Coyotes? The Blues? The Predators? These teams stink. Have for years. And so it takes more than a little getting used to that these guys are all of a sudden very, very good.


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A fantastic Saturday night was had by over 120 people at our Gala Dinner in the River Room at Crown Towers when we announced our Best and Fairests and all of our Trophy winners.
Congratulations to you all, and thanks to all who came and contributed to making such a special night.
Best & Fairest - Equal Winners - Blake Broadhurst & Shaun Cross
Runner Up - Marc O'Regan
Most Courageous - Rennie Gilchrist
Most Consistent - Luke Barker
Best Team Man - Renwick Watts
Most Improved - Liam Frazer
Shaun Bergin Best Finals Player Trophy - Marc O'Regan
Paul 'Johno' Johnson Medallist - Kris Pendlebury
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100 Game Award - Charlie Hendrie
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John Goodman Weight Loss: Then and Now PHOTOS
by Meg at . CommentsWe don't know the secret of actor John Goodman's success but he appears to have shed a significant amount of weight in the past eight months, as evidenced by our before and after photo gallery.
Goodman, 58, was on hand last night for the American Film Institute salute to director Mike Nichols at Sony Pictures Studio. He was looking decidedly dapper in his well cut tux.
The veteran actor has been a television, film and stage mainstay for 35 years, perhaps best known for his role as Dan Conner on the television sitcom "Roseanne". He appeared in numerous films by Joel and Ethan Coen, and replaced John Belushi in the popular Blues Brothers Band. He was the voice of Sully in the Disney Pixar film "Monster's Inc.", and had the lead role in the 1994 movie "The Flintstones".
His latest films include "Thicker", in pre-production, and "The Cross", currently in production. He is also slated to be the voice of Paul Bunyan in "Bunyan and Babe" and will reprise his role as Sully in "Monsters, Inc. 2".
Goodman has battled alcoholism for many years. In a 2009 interview he said, "I had a 30-year run, and at the end I didn't care about anything. I was just fed up with myself. I didn't even want to be an actor anymore. I could never please myself. That's part of what fuels the alcoholic, I guess. But I can't do that every night. I don't have the energy anymore." He stopped drinking in 2007.
Goodman has not come out with the details of his weight loss. The possibilities certainly include gastric bypass surgery, liposuction, diet and exercise, plastic surgery...or a combination of methods. In any case, he looks fantastic.
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Another transformation shocker this week involved Sarah Palin. New pics of the former governor show significant breast enhancement.
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Just as it takes time to build muscle, so does it take time to lose muscle. If you haven't worked out at ALL while you were injured, you'll have to work hard to regain the lost muscle. But if you still used it for everyday tasks that required the injured muscle, then it'll be easier because you won't have lost as much muscle. 5 months is a pretty long time to stop weight training for, so you'll probably have to spend around 2 months to 3 months in order to get back up to where you were before, unless you either have good genes or lost only a small amount of muscle.
it is truly well and good to see john goodman finally getting a real handle on some of his personal demons, including his weight, and alcohol consumption. i hope that this time he stays healthy, regardless of his weight. and if he keeps it off, all the better for him in he long run. : )


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Many Christians have strong reservations about the masculine language of the traditional Trinitarian formula, yet some denominations have rules that require "Father, Son and Holy Spirit" in baptism and perhaps at other times. I propose expanded language that I hope some, at least, will find not only acceptable, but perhaps a welcome amplification of the tradition:
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RONAN- A Saturday morning stabbing sent one man to the hospital and resulted in another Ronan man being arrested.
Ronan and Tribal police officers responded to 312 ½ Buchanan Street SW just before 11:30 a.m. and upon arrival found that the victim, John Allen, 18, of Ronan had already gone to St. Luke Hospital.
They also were told that the incident occurred in the alley behind Gardner Apartments on Main Street and that the victim identified his attacker as an acquaintance of his, Jon Lozeau, 22, of Ronan
Police say they found Lozeau at the Pache home sites just outside Ronan and, with the help of Lake County Sheriff's Department deputies, took the suspect into custody.
Lozeau was booked into the Lake County Detention Center and is facing a Felony Aggravated Assault with a weapon charge.
The victim was treated at St. Luke for a stab wound to the chest and released. The investigation is ongoing at and anyone with questions or other information is asked to call the Ronan Police Department at (406) 676.0223.
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