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Precision in Practice: Holographic Radar
Nathan Wrench from Cambridge Consultants introduces holographic radar for increasing safety on farm vehicles. From Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany.
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Multi-hybrid planting
Ted Schmidt with Precision Planting chats with Agriculture.com's Jessie Scott about the company's multi-hybrid planting system. Multi-hybrid planting capabilities are the focus of a lot of new products coming to market in the spring of 2014.
student into the field. Good thing to come home endowed with the John Deere this year and we have to me bumpers. You can one million. But to -- -- -- homes like that's -- we're gonna be hybrid -- into one of the leaders hybrid beat him to get the Clinton eager to. What happens whenever he thought leaders -- this direction they're -- traveled the opposite direction definitely helped warm the seat next. So what that entails which is a central they'll planner has two -- accomplished in the center of it we put a hybrid and Angela slide. And be in the right slight change from bombings we can beat this multi hybrid -- if not we can put them right genetics. In the right spot at -
2014 Changes in Multi-Hybrid: Commodity Classic
Jason Webster, Beck's Hybrids central Illinois practical farm research director, tells Gil Gullickson, Successful Farming crops technology editor, what Beck's Hybrids has in store for split-hybrid planting in 2014.
Multi-Hybrid Planting from Commodity Classic
Jason Webster, Beck's Hybrids central Illinois practical farm research director, tells Gil Gullickson, Successful Farming crops technology editor, how varying hybrids in a field can help boost yields.
a low ground we've got high you're around. And we've got differ water cooling capacity if we can -- exchange capacities. That is the reason I wanna be able to be multi hybrid. Plane into the -
Precision in Practice: Agritechnica 2013: Rauch AXMAT
Jens Hille from Rauch describes the new AXMAT fertilizer spreader monitoring system at Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany.
spreading mistakes. At the -- -- not helps to make throughout the United States send more effective. And at the same time there environments. Will be. Influence in a -- -- banks -- -- so to -
Precision in Practice: Agritechnica 2013: Horsch Boom Control Pro
Tyler Billay of Horsch Canada introduces Boom Control Pro for self-propelled sprayers. From Agritechnica in Honover, Germany
John Deere ExactEmerge - First Day Reactions
At the 2014 National Farm Machinery Show, John Deere unveiled its latest planter innovation: ExactEmerge. The revolutionary planter allows you to push planting speed to 10 mph. Maintaining accuracy at higher planting speeds is possible through the combination of innovative components and advanced
to go slow but. Yeah I mean now when we got bad bad weather heading heading in I mean. There's times yet we wanna get it up 67 mile an hour I'm not saying as the norm every time -- Mena. We're pretty good about trying to stay four and a half five mile an hour did you did better stand. Yeah everybody's got to go faster now and then. Timing and efficiency is extremely important. When you have the window of opportunity you need need to be able to go and then get to corn planted . As quickly as you can but more importantly as as accurately others as well as again. Timeliness is very important I've never -
Tools of the Future: Drones
Explore the newest ag tools that will make you more profitable in the field at Successful Farming's Tools of the Future event. Iowa, June 12; Illinois, June 17; Indiana June 19.
money in the next year. Join us for the tools of the future tour making stops in Iowa Illinois in Indiana this year. Blossom pilots over hostile territory killed the first of the drowned in 1918 it. Nearly a hundred years later drums have evolved into a controversial tool in the fight against terrorism. But yet they have the potential to become an ally in the future precision agriculture. -- Think -- agriculture is one of the applications. For small unmanned aerial systems . That is. Going to be the way of the future in the sense that. It is one of and these controversial aspects -
Sharing data
Deere's SeedStar Mobile product allows the farmers to control their field data and share it with their crop advisers and others they trust and with whom they already work, says Deere's Mike Brandert.
So -- talk about how this goes back to my John Deere dot com and I'll hop producer would share their data protection advisors. So the data that's coming into the iPad -- coming from the planner and sent wirelessly to the iPad. The iPad then it's has this so plan enabled on concern the dividend directly to my John Deere run through that customers don't win. Back customer than the data goes into the customer's account has the ability then to share it with their customer service providers that they so desire. -- it's. They're in control within that whole time they can choose to do and -- with -
Tomorrow's precision tillage
Larry Kuster with AGCO and Sunflower Seed & Tillage talks about the future of precision technology in the tillage sector of crop production.
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I'm a Scientist, Decipher my Data: Flu!
Decipher my data! Flu! is the first in a planned series of projects. The study is led by Dr Rob Aldridge working alongside a team at the Centre for Infectious Disease Epidemiology. We want to see if school illness absence data can provide a good warning system for spotting flu outbreaks. The project aims to enable students to be part of and conduct real science experiments. To give them a chance to understand how science works in reality, to deal with real unadulterated data, to deal with ethical issues, to deal with peer review with reporting of results. One of the reasons we wanted to do this project was to show students that science doesn't always produce a nice straight line or smooth curve and that quite often it doesn't work at all! Last winter had the lowest incidence of flu on record and we learnt a lot about baseline illness data in schools but our results weren't significant enough to publish. We've learnt some lessons about what went well and what didn't go so well last time so we're hoping this year the project will be bigger and better.
Dr Rob Aldridge is leading on the study. Andrew Hayward and Colette Smith are also collaborating and contributors.
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Not even about luck im positively sure that lots of people has noobs and trolls on their ranked team and they won because they didnt go blame it all on their teammates like you did
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To be perfectly fair, Elo Hell does exist. The problem is you're misunderstanding what it actually is. Elo Hell isn't where other people are holding you back, that's a really arrogant viewpoint. In actuality, Elo Hell is wherever you are when you stagnate as a result of pushing responsibility and blame away from you and towards your teammates, enemies, and 'luck.' As a result, Elo hell happens at every Elo, as it's not about being 'better' than those around you (because if you were actually better overall instead of just in surface means, you would gain Elo). (Answering this regardless of whether or not the OP is a troll or whether he deserves it or not, as it will be useful to others popping by. I hope you're not a troll, and I'll play under the assumption as such.)
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So Panzerfaust... what you say, according my 1st post with my stats vs premade duo stats, actually duo didn't held me in lower elo, its all my fault and i should take the responsibility for the lost games even i was carry all the feeders? Explain me that.
What I'm saying is you need to stop being a whiner and get over yourself. Of the last 10 ranked games, you have 7 wins. In what idiotic world do you actually believe other people are holding you back? Learn some math and statistics and realize that Elo matchmaking doesn't give two ****s about some minor individual games that you lost. You probably have no clue whether you had duo queues that helped you win those games because you probably didn't even check. Instead, you are just looking for an excuse to whine over your few losses. Also, a sample size of 4 isn't stats. One, that is a mild blip in general randomness and two, I doubt your data is even accurate.
The whole whine was after i had 4 constantly terrible games with duo pramedes. The point i wanted to emphasize was : sometimes whatever you do, you just simply can not win the games bcoz of FEEDERS. And when it happens over and over again, lets be fair, that's what people call elo hell.
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Tottenham set for vital test against Aston Villa in quest for Champions League spot
Tottenham, in fourth, play Villa, two points and the three players lower, at White Hart Lane tomorrow evening. And Redknapp said: 'It's a big game, a very exciting game with two sides wanting to win. Villa are an attacking, open exciting team. James Milner's moved into midfield and doing great. 'Martin's made good signings, but we are a good team as well. I though we were excellent at Leeds and showed terrific character to win a hard tie. 'Martin understands football and has always done a good job, he knows how to put a team together and get the best out of players. He keeps it basic and gets the best out his players. 'They'll come with two wingers and attack us, they'll come to take us on. They are a good counter-attacking team because of their pace in wide positions. 'But we have good forwards, we are scoring goals, making chances, Defoe is in good goal scoring form, and I'm sure they'll be plenty of opportunities, with one defeat in 11.' Redknapp is waiting on the fitness of Ledley King but Luka Modric and Wilson Palacios, rested for the 3-1 FA Cup win at Leeds, should return. And Aaron Lennon is closing in on a return but the game tomorrow has come too early for the England winger.
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Sbarro announced it will continue its international growth through a partnership with Dubai Comercio e Representacoes to open 20 units throughout the next decade in Brazil. The franchise agreement with Dubai Comercio e Representacoes expands Sbarro's footprint in South America, which currently includes locations in Chile, Colombia and Ecuador, as well as locations launching soon in Peru and Bolivia.
According to a news release, Dubai Comercio e Representacoes master franchisor Walter Vilar will develop and operate Sbarro eateries throughout Brazil and across three states: Goias, Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul. The company opened its first Sbarro locations in the fall in Asa Sul and Premium Outlets Mall, and has plans to open four additional eateries in Goiania in 2014 including a location at the Del Aquas Mall.
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2 One man is assured that he may eat all things; but the weak eats herbs. | 2 One man's faith allows him to eat everything, but another man, whose faith is weak, eats only vegetables. |
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I was just checking the Pentagon picture site. Imagine my surprise at finding this beautiful study of a US Air Force F-4E Phantom II as the lead photograph. It seems Gen Ronald Keys, retiring as commander of Air Combat Command, got to pilot the beast on the final flight of his 40-year career.
And, yes, the USAF retired the F-4 some time ago. ACC says the 'Toom' flown by Gen Keys on his 'fini flight' was one of 50 QF-4 drones normally operated unmanned by the 82nd Aerial Target Squadron at Tyndall AFB.
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Automakers led by General Motors Co. (GM:US) and Volkswagen AG (VOW) drafted a plan to expedite their parts validation processes as the industry tries to counter a shortage of resin used for making fuel and braking components.
GM, Volkswagen, Ford Motor Co. (F:US) and Chrysler Group LLC were among the automakers that developed and support the plan to speed the use of alternate materials as the industry runs short of PA-12, also called Nylon-12, according to an e-mailed statement yesterday by the Automotive Industry Action Group. A follow-up meeting to approve the plan is scheduled for April 30.
Automakers and their suppliers are studying ways to find and test alternative materials and avoid losing vehicle output after the March 31 explosion at chemical maker Evonik Industries AG, which halved global capacity to make Nylon-12. Evonik's Marl, Germany, factory made a base ingredient used in the resin called Cyclododecatriene, or CDT, and supplied the material to other makers of Nylon-12 such as France's Arkema SA. (AKE)
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You interpreted my question way too deep. I am just a simple guy thinking to get another boat with the least amount of money. For the last few months of lurking around, I found/felt most sailboat hold their value pretty good.
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Weyerhaeuser move: A modern landmark's future in question
The announcement that Weyerhaeuser is moving its headquarters from Federal Way to Pioneer Square raises surprising questions about heritage.
The timber giant is locating next to Occidental Park, site of controversies over the removal of its trees in the past. That might make Pi-Square preservationists want to do something akin to hiding the arboreal silverware. But seriously, there's no reason the "tree growing company," as its old slogan had it, cannot be a good urban citizen.
Perhaps they could be tapped to help with plantings around town to improve Seattle's tree canopy.
Historian/geologist David Williams points out, however, that the new company headquarters will be located on some of the worst land in the historic district. Not that anyone minds getting rid of the overpriced parking lot there, but Williams points out that this particular spot was originally a mushy tidal marsh area and one of the first such to be filled by settlers — especially by a guy with a wheelbarrow named Dutch Ned. The ground is said to contain sawdust from Henry Yesler's sawmill and debris from the Great Fire of 1889. Williams points out the squishiness of the land can be seen in pictures of the buckling parking lot (check his map and images here). Core samples have found wood chips, creosote, brick, asphalt and mortar, among other materials.
Such are the foundations of modern Seattle, at least in some locales. Williams blogs that "these cores and early maps do give one pause to consider Weyerhaeuser's decision to move." Perhaps Weyerhaeuser could also help fund some good historic archaeology on the site while establishing a firm footing for its new HQ.
Weyerhaeuser confirms that its entire 430-acre campus and its buildings in Federal Way are for sale, which gives another cause for pause to wonder what will happen to the fabulous, award-winning Skidmore, Owings & Merrill-designed headquarters it will leave behind. Opened in 1971, the horizontal concrete structure is an early example of eco-design (it received a conservation award in 1973). It has long been considered a modern architectural masterpiece.
There is also the fate of the company's gardens. The widely admired Bonsai garden was donated earlier this year to the non-profit, the George Weyerhaeuser Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection and the Greater Tacoma Community Foundation. There's also an impressive Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden, likewise managed by a private foundation. Weyerhaeuser spokesman Anthony Chavez says "The Bonsai and Rhododendron Gardens will not be affected by the announcement of moving our corporate headquarters to Seattle."
Eugenia Woo, a board member of the mid-century modern architecture preservation group, Docomomo-WeWA, says the Weyerhaeuser headquarters' future is a concern. "Red flags are up," she says. "The setting cannot be beat. It's a spectacular property and one of the best examples of modernism in the state."
University of Washington professor and architectural historian Jeffrey Karl Ochsner in a Facebook comment writes that the building "clearly deserves to be recognized and protected. Under the 50-year rule it is not yet eligible for the National Register, but I think a good case could be made for the exception given to especially meritorious buildings."
Allyson Brooks, the state's chief preservation officer, says she will reserve comment until more is known. "It's a great building, but let's wait to see what Weyerhaeuser has to say about its future."
While the freeway-adjacent Weyerhaeuser campus might be ripe for redevelopment if viewed as a large blank canvas, from an historic landscape and architectural standpoint, it's a gem. It's as yet unclear whether the building would be protected or repurposed by a new owner, but it is certainly landmark-worthy. Indeed, its design was meant to be a modernist showcase — a landmark in a literal sense — visible to millions of I-5 commuters.
The Puget Sound Business Journal reports there is a lot of potential interest in the site. The grounds and building with ivy terraces, rock sculptures, ponds and Zen-feel do suggest possibilities as a kind of luxury hotel and spa property. Or maybe a building for some public purpose, like a school, or a corporate campus for some other prosperous company. How about a McMenamins? Using some of the land for housing is another possibility.
Jim Ferrell, mayor of Federal Way, says he'd like to see the building preserved. "I agree that the current Weyerhaeuser building is an architectural masterpiece and certainly one worth preserving. From our perspective that would be our primary approach, and we will do whatever we can in this transition and help them locate an interested party to occupy that site."
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Posted Fri, Aug 29, 5:44 a.m.
Homeless shelter? Share wheel campsite? Plenty of room for support services on-site, close to schools, easy access to transportation.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 8:22 a.m.
Share/Wheel site? As Governor Tarkin might have said, "Federal Way is too remote to make an effective demonstration."
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 7:29 a.m.
Federal Way absolutely does not need any more housing. It needs businesses, but it also needs goods and services-offerings near businesses for those employees to use while they're here. There's nothing east of the freeway close to the office buildings (there are a bunch of additional completely empty 2-3 story office buildings nestled among the trees) and WSDOT cut them off even more so by eliminating access to the 18 from Weyerhaeuser Way with the triangle project. I think Weyerhaeuser is going to have trouble unloading this holding. (New owner will also acquire two heliports.)
Will the new owner get naming rights for the street or will it already be renamed
"World Vision Way"? (If we were being petty we could go with "Disenchanted Parkway" as an immediate but temporary name change.)
Perhaps it's also time for a name change for the whole city. How about "Fairway"?
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 8:25 a.m.
Nah, it'll be something like the new big development near Black Diamond. Federal Way already has huge swaths of commercial land that could be denser than it currently is. But developers could make a killing by converting a few hundred acres into housing and retail/light commercial.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 7:40 a.m.
I spent nearly three years (1978-80), during a sabbatical from Washington, D.C., working in the Weyerhaeuser headquarters building in Federal Way. It was a wonderful building architecturally. Employees regularly used the natural walking trails adjacent to the building.
Shocked e-mails from Weyerhaeuser alums began circulating following the announcement of the move to a boxlike, nondescript building on Occidental. I immediately thought of Weyerhaeuser family members' reaction to the news.
This appears to be a cold business decision taken by current management without regard to anything but bottom-line considerations.
What of the Federal Way complex? Another corporation's headquarters?
A hotel or resort seems unlikely. I'm waiting for a statement by
Weyerhaeuser management that it will insist that a purchaser keep the building and surrounding complex in their present form. If such a statement is not forthcoming, expect the worst.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 11:11 a.m.
"This appears to be a cold business decision taken by current management without regard to anything but bottom-line considerations." WeyCo management has been like this for many years, and that management style led directly to the downsizing driving the move into Seattle.
Posted Mon, Sep 1, 10:11 p.m.
Why do you state a presumptively generic assumption in response to a comment about a specific corporate entity in a specific industry? I have been working in the area of forestry and natural resources for over 40 years. In the course of that work I have had close dealings with many companies, agencies, and NGOs, large and small, including many of the corporate forestry entities around here, from WeyCo, Simpson, Plum Creek etc down to Green Crow and Manke. There are honest actors, and there are those who do "whatever it takes" regardless of the ethics or impacts. Most are somewhere in between, but overall timber operators are a pretty conservative bunch.
Frederick Weyerhaueser started out in the late 1800s as a clearcut and run operator in the North Woods, and moved to Washington in 1900, buying railroad land grant land from James J. Hill. When I began dealing directly with WeyCo in the early 90s, they were 'the' big player for timber around here. Over the next two decades, I have come to appreciate the company for its ruthlessness. The company has consistently worked the Legislature to enact measures contrary to the public interest, and methodically and effectively opposed improved forest practices regulation in the Legislature, at the Forest Practices Board, and in the courts.
I agree with dbreneman that the WeyCo of old "is long gone." I think Steven R. Rogel is largely to blame for the wholesale deconstruction of the company. As chair and CEO for about ten years (c. 99 - 08) he drove the company into debt due to his fanatical desire to buy Willamette where he had been chair before coming to WeyCo.
Other timber companies had better moments. E.g., Simpson was akin to WeyCo when I first dealt with it in the 70s (see http://www.fseee.org/index.php/component/content/article/200098), but a younger generation of Reed's descendants (it's still a closely held company) took over later and actually placed the Shelton Unit (Simpson's large block of land in Mason and Grays Harbor Counties) under decent management to meet ESA and CWA requirements.
I also agree with BarExam and Brewster that the site and building should be preserved intact for a new use.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 12:21 p.m.
I've visited the main building many times, my wife worked there for years. Its a jewel of a modern building, and the surrounding grounds feel like your in a park. Personally this is a great opportunity to create a mixed urban village and still retain the beautiful feel. As for the move by Weyerhaeuser, I applaud the decision to move into Pioneer Sq. The building felt empty in the downsizing of the last 15 years. Those who want to bash the company, go ahead, but they are a cornerstone of our local business community for over 100 years, and I would like them to stay here.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 4:57 p.m.
I wonder if the City of Federal Way did anything to try and keep them around . . sad they are losing such a company that's been there for so long . . . a big loss to South King County! The City is planning on building a 32M performing arts center with convention space in their "downtown" which has no definition at all. I would think this would have some impact on that as well. I love where we live . . Redondo is beautiful HOWEVER, we lost the Metropolitan Market (that was sad) . . Top Foods. . . gone . . No Whole Foods etc. Downtown Des Moines looks like a ghost town practically. Just whining. Done. Ending on a positive note, the parks are beautiful in FW and hopefully that Bonsai Garden will remain intact and in DM as well . . . Saltwater State Park is a gem and so is the Beach Park.
Posted Sat, Aug 30, 7:56 p.m.
I agree Susan. Your area needs solid management/business oriented jobs. Let's hope this business headquarters goes to another business.
Posted Fri, Aug 29, 5:17 p.m.
I suggest a serious look at converting the Weyerhaeuser campus for use as an international arts festival each summer, and for outdoor concerts (pop and classical) as well.
A second idea is a research park, for incubating new businesses, such as Stanford Research Park, assuming there are also good opportunities for real estate development nearby.
A property of such size and beauty, not to mention the headquarters building, rarely comes along, particularly one with such good freeway access. Just selling it off for piecemeal development would be a tragedy.
Posted Fri, Sep 5, 7:22 a.m.
I suggest an elite private research university would provide a greater value and variety to our regional higher education "system". We have individuals here with the resources and a business climate that could benefit from such an asset. Such an institution could attract talent from around the world to support our knowledge-based economy. Let's get on it.
Posted Fri, Sep 5, 12:10 p.m.
Now this makes a lot of sense. A Federal Way Campus would be a good use of this lovely complex with its parking and other needs an amenities already on place. JG-
Posted Sat, Aug 30, 8:33 a.m.
David Brewster's suggestion of a research center might be a good one.
Cameron's idea of a WSU campus also is good---probably too sensible to be considered. The integrity of the complex ought to be maintained.
A worst case would have the site broken up for piecemeal commercial development.
Posted Sat, Aug 30, 7:49 p.m.
This building generates taxes for the City of Federal Way. Schools and many of the use proposals suggested here will not.
This building is certainly a statement building, it would be cool if it could be sold to another local company for office headquarters, or simply another campus office. Microsoft comes to mind. The south part of King County definitely needs more good paying jobs of the caliber of Microsoft.
Let's hope good home-grown business neighbors are talking.
Posted Mon, Sep 1, 5:46 p.m.
I did some contracting work for Weyerhaeuser a few years ago, and used my access to wander around the headquarters building one afternoon (I was working in another building nearby). It is indeed a very inviting, beautiful structure inside as well as out. Most of the hallways are along the north-facing windows with open spaces to their south. It would be a shame to lose this building. But the company that built it is long gone.
Posted Tue, Sep 2, 5:29 p.m.
dbreneman: Yes, long gone. Talked with the mayor of Federal Way today. He's meeting with Weyerhaeuser people tomorrow. He says the company that is leaving town is not the one that arrived in 1971, and that it has been downsizing there for some time. He's intrigued with the idea of turning the facility into an educational campus--a college or university branch or some such. Certainly, in terms of economic development, a lot could spin out of that. But the city itself is in the early stages of a reinvention, so perhaps the timing of the move will speed that along.
Posted Wed, Sep 3, 12:03 p.m.
Knute- When I graduated UW Architecture in '49, many, most architects had their offices down in Pioneer Square. As my Docomomo profile shows, I worked for many of them. Weyerhaeuser people will probably enjoy working there- as we all did. JG-
Posted Wed, Sep 3, 9:49 p.m.
Green roofs, integration of the building melding into the topography. Maybe time to switch out the ivy for some moss.
Posted Thu, Sep 4, 5:34 p.m.
The photo reminds me of one reason we have been steadily removing ivy—it rapidly forms huge trunks 3" to 8" in diameter. To have it look like it does in the photo I would guess requires cutting it to the ground very frequently—every June?
Another reason would be to keep it from producing berries that the birds spread near and far, not even mentioning its tendency to climb trees and buildings. All of this paragraph responsible for getting it placed on the noxious weed list. Another case of the architect's simplistic notation "growies"—working best on paper.
Posted Fri, Sep 5, 4:26 p.m.
The "growies" (ivy and other) may well have been the impetus for Weyerhaeuser moving. It was thus in our case- our somewhat smaller deck garden prompted our recent move to a nice apartment in DownTowm Mercer Island from our much larger DownIsland home. JG-
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Local Flavors: Contigo
If you eat out and read blogs and live in the Bay Area, then you've surely heard your share about the doors opening soon at this shiny, new Noe Valley restaurant.
Perhaps you've even followed the saga, Chef Brett Emerson's wild ride from inspiration through daily exasperations and deep disappointment to — at last! — his very own kitchen.
Chef Brett Emerson
Brett's ability to remain hopeful and focused, even through the darkest days of building a restaurant, exhilarates all of us who nurse big, dangerous dreams, the kind that frighten away even those who love us and that chew into us slowly, tenderly, insistently.
This is not a review — too early. This is not a profile — I'm not objective enough.
Rather, this is an open thank you note to a friend and colleague for sharing his passion with us. It is a letter of gratitude to every chef and restaurateur who takes on the worry, the stress, the pain. To cooks who sweat on the hot line. To servers who balance oversized plates and placate the oversized egos. To all the small business owners who, together, shoulder the weight of our economy.
Traces of past summers and lingering flavors.
I first met Brett nearly fifteen years ago at cooking school. Tall and angular, quiet yet warm, he aced our spice identification test — the only one in our class who recognized whole fenugreek seeds — and since then, we've followed each other's meanderings through one kitchen after another.
Two summers ago I was picking fat, juicy olallie berries with him as he faced a very long and rocky road of financing, construction, marketing and menu planning. His vision wouldn't allow him to take the easy path. This week I watched him, in his pristine chef whites directing his own kitchen staff, with Elan welcoming guests and pouring wine, and I realized, yes — anything is possible.
Elan Drucker pours one of their well-selected Spanish wines.
Please support your local restaurants, all those small businesses that are the true gems of San Francisco's food world. Yes, chains may offer you a free this or that to entice you in. Yes, eateries that use expensive reservation systems are so convenient. Yes, established kitchens are safe. Yes, parking in certain neighborhoods can be a nightmare. And yes, even the best can stumble from time to time.
Contigo's dishes are simple and comfortable, yet packed with the big flavors of Spain.
But remember that they're just like our friends, with their moods and quirks and bad hair days. We'd be poor without their generosity, unhappy without their love. Behind these businesses are individuals, something we forget now as we Google and Yelp our way to a meal. Let's try to maintain the whole — ideas and people, personal risks and community spirit — and not reduce eating to half-stars and sassy sniping.
It'll be crazy for a few weeks at Contigo, as everything from the plumbing to the food deliveries settles into workaday smoothness. But talk to any chef and you'll know that every morning brings surprises. It's never easy feeding a roomful of strangers.
Both the menu and wine list draw from the Iberian Peninsula, with a focus on the flavors of Barcelona.
So, head over to Contigo and introduce yourself to Brett. He'll be standing there inches from you. Small restaurants of this caliber and individuality are becoming increasingly rare, with investment groups opening one "concept" after another and chef/owners long ago an endangered species. Right now, there's no better place for experiencing the excitement of dreams achieved.
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Have seen it on Plan and Elevation pages but never had a reason to know this information.
Might make sense in some cases on floor plans but again: The foundation is going to be where it is.
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The Sheriff's Office is stressing the importance of wearing life jackets on Yolo, and all, waterways.
Nearly 85 percent of boating/rafting-related fatalities in the United States involve victims who were not wearing a life jacket, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
"It is especially important to be cautious when supervising children in, on, or near water," Persons added. "More than one in five fatal drowning victims are children under the age of 15. In addition, for every child who dies from drowning, another four children need emergency room care for non-fatal submersion incidents."
Yolo County ordinances state that it's unlawful for "any person to traverse the waters within the county on an inner tube, air mattress, or any other devise capable of transporting a person on the water without wearing correctly a Coast Guard approved wearable ... floatation devise."
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Hi, I'm starting to experience a disease on two of my fruit trees in my back yard. I noticed this a couple weeks ago, sprayed them once with an all purpose bug/disease fruit tree spray and my sprayer broke. I've been away from home but I did pick up another sprayer and spray them again today and need some help to identify the disease to ensure I'm taking the right steps. Last fall I did trim the trees for the first time ever. I'm worried I may have not done this properly and caused the disease to start. So far the disease is limited to 5% of the tree. I believe these are my apple trees... lol... not 100% sure and definitely couldn't tell you exact genus/species of the tree but they are maybe 10 years old or less. |
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Catherine Cavadini, Tara Charendoff, Elizabeth Daily, Tom Kenny, Tom Kane, Roger Jackson, Jennifer Martin
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- 1999
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- Cartoon Characters: Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup, Lenny Baxter, Mayor, Sara Bellum, Ms. Keane, Octi, Professor Utonium, Talking Dog, Mojo Jojo, Roach Coach.
- Vocal Talent: Catherine Cavadini (Blossom), Tara Charendoff (Bubbles), Elizabeth Daily (Buttercup), Tom Kenny (Mayor, Lenny Baxter, Narrator), Tom Kane (Professor Utonium), Roger Jackson (Mojo Jojo, Roach Coach), Jennifer Martin (Sara Bellum).
- Directed By John McIntyre, Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken.
- Produced By Genndy Tartakovsky (Supervising Producer).
Associate Producer: Donna Castricone. - Written By Chris Savino, Jason Butler Rote.
- Edited By Paul Douglas (Supervising Editor).
Additional Crew:
- Created by: Craig McCracken.
- Art Direction: Craig Kellman.
- Animation Direction: James T. Walker, Robert Alvarez.
- Storyboards: Chris Savino.
- Models: Andrew Bialk.
- Clean-Up: Barbara Krueger.
- Layout Keys: Dan Krall, James Worthy.
- Background Color: Martin Ansolabehere, Sue Mondt.
- Recording Director: Genndy Tartakovsky.
- Casting Director: Collette Sunderman.
- Supervising Recording Engineer: Ed Collins.
- Recording Engineer: Jeffrey Collins.
- Main Title Theme and Music Score: Thomas Chase, Steve Rucker, James L. Venable.
- End Title Song: BIS (Published by Polygram Music).
- Music Editing: Glenwood Editorial, Inc.
- Color Stylist: Karen Greslie.
- Final Checker: Nelda Ridley.
- Xerography: Star Wirth, Martin Crossley.
- Animation Checking: Sandra Benenati.
- Manager of Post Production: Tim Iverson.
- Unit Post-Production Supervisor: Gayle Mnookin.
- Track Readers: Carol Iverson, Fred Salinas, Joe Trueba, Mike Trueba.
- Supervising Film Editor: Paul Douglas.
- Dialogue Editors: James Hearn, Kerry Iverson.
- Negative Cutting: William DeBoer, Jr.
- Telecine/On-Line: Modern Videofilm.
- Sound Editing: Twenty-First Century Entertainment, Inc.
- Sound Re-Recording: Horta Editorial & Sound.
- Re-Recording Mixers: Timothy J. Borquez, Timothy J. Garrity.
- Post Production Coordinator: Julie Humbert.
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Why Most Resolutions Fail and How to Make Yours Foolproof
The holiday season is almost here. It seems like yesterday we were making our New Year's resolutions for 2011: to lose weight, maybe, or get out of debt, find a better job, find love.
Was 2011 the year all your romantic dreams came true? Or do you look back on the year with regret? Was it full of exciting, intelligent men or missed opportunities? Laughter and genuine connections or awkward situations? Dates that make you cringe even now?
Maybe you were too busy to really get out there. Too stressed out by deadlines to even think about dating. Perhaps your kids took your full attention. Maybe a few bad dates crushed your enthusiasm, making you wonder if any good men were even out there. You might have started to question, "Is it worth it? Am I worth it?"
You started the year with such hope. But then life got in the way.
Maybe you promised yourself you'd update your online portfolio next week. Next month, you'd spend more time getting out there and meeting men. After this project is done, after your parents go back home, after the kids are back in school, . . . And suddenly it was November, and you realized that another holiday season alone loomed ahead.
Even then, the fear and dread fueled more reasons to put off finding intimacy. Instead of dating more and finding someone to share the season, you steeled yourself for going alone to the parties and dinners and family gatherings. You decided to throw yourself into cooking or decorating or volunteering. You devoted your time and energy to buying gifts or getting caught up on work so you could celebrate without stressing out. If you can just keep busy enough, you won't think about being alone. You can worry about dating next year. Next year will be different.
But will it? If you could go back in time and tell yourself to do things differently last year, what would you say? More important, would you listen?
Putting off love can become a habit. And every year, that habit just gets harder to break. Trust me: I know.
Life will always get in the way if you let it. You aren't going to get any less busy. Your family and friends will always take your time, energy, and attention. Your career is likely to get more challenging, not less.
The irony is, we let our everyday challenges keep us from finding someone special when having someone special to support and inspire us is the best way to face and excel at these challenges.
You know what the Ghost of New Years' Past would have to tell you about your love life, but what about the Ghost of New Years' Future? Will she tell you that next year, you found someone? Or will she show you another year of doing the same thing over and over with the same dismal results?
When she takes you several years into the future, will you be snuggling at home and sharing stories and laughter with a man who makes you feel ageless, or will you be old and alone, counting the days between visits from your grandchildren and calling customer service departments just to have someone to talk to?


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My heart beats so fast sometimes, and I'm not even doing anything. Should I get this checked out?
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I experienced the same thing starting at around 18 weeks. It turned out I was anemic(sp?). You should for sure have it checked out. After I had been taking additional liquid iron for two weeks straight it stopped and hasn't been back.posted 09/22/2007 by BrideBeliever
I also had these symptoms, and in my case my OB said it was irratible heartbeat. Brought on by stress, caffeine, or dehydration. It usually happened to me if I was trying to get my almost 3 yr old ready for the day, on days I had to be out the door for work in a timely manner... it usually never went smoothly because she's so hardheaded, and I was pressed for time, then having to get into the car and drive made it worse. I felt like i was going to pass out from the fast heartbeat, and shortened breath from the baby pressing into my diaphram.posted 06/23/2010 by pocahontas0514
It is definitely a good idea to tell your OB when u go to the next appointment. That way you have an idea of when stuff starts or stops for later notice. However, i would not get yourself worried. It could be that you have been breathing and expending more energy (to ge more oxygen for baby) and makes you seem short of breath and fast heart beat. Keep an eye on it though because that is what my OB told me and later in pregnancy I developed Pre-eclampsia from hypertension and that is something much more serious. So if you are swelling or blacking out, tell your OB/GYNY immediately. Drink, eat, and SLEEP! :)posted 01/24/2008 by anderzoid
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1 Then Bildad the Shuhite replied: | 1 Then Bildad the Shuhite replied: |
2 "How long before you stop talking? Speak sense if you want us to answer! | 2 "When will you end these speeches? Be sensible, and then we can talk. |
3 Do you think we are cattle? Do you think we have no intelligence? | 3 Why are we regarded as cattle and considered stupid in your sight? |
4 You may tear your hair out in anger, but will that cause the earth to be abandoned? Will it make rocks fall from a cliff?" | 4 You who tear yourself to pieces in your anger, is the earth to be abandoned for your sake? Or must the rocks be moved from their place? |
5 "The truth remains that the light of the wicked will be snuffed out. The sparks of their fire will not glow. | 5 "The lamp of the wicked is snuffed out; the flame of his fire stops burning. |
6 The light in their tent will grow dark. The lamp hanging above them will be quenched. | 6 The light in his tent becomes dark; the lamp beside him goes out. |
7 The confident stride of the wicked will be shortened. Their own schemes will be their downfall." | 7 The vigor of his step is weakened; his own schemes throw him down. |
8 "The wicked walk into a net. They fall into a pit that's been dug in the path. | 8 His feet thrust him into a net and he wanders into its mesh. |
9 A trap grabs them by the heel. A noose tightens around them. | 9 A trap seizes him by the heel; a snare holds him fast. |
10 A snare lies hidden in the ground. A rope lies coiled on their path." | 10 A noose is hidden for him on the ground; a trap lies in his path. |
11 "Terrors surround the wicked and trouble them at every step. | 11 Terrors startle him on every side and dog his every step. |
12 Their vigor is depleted by hunger, and calamity waits for them to stumble. | 12 Calamity is hungry for him; disaster is ready for him when he falls. |
13 Disease eats their skin; death devours their limbs. | 13 It eats away parts of his skin; death's firstborn devours his limbs. |
14 They are torn from the security of their tent, and they are brought down to the king of terrors. | 14 He is torn from the security of his tent and marched off to the king of terrors. |
15 The home of the wicked will disappear beneath a fiery barrage of burning sulfur. | 15 Fire resides in his tent; burning sulfur is scattered over his dwelling. |
16 Their roots will dry up, and their branches will wither. | 16 His roots dry up below and his branches wither above. |
17 All memory of their existence will perish from the earth. No one will remember them. | 17 The memory of him perishes from the earth; he has no name in the land. |
18 They will be thrust from light into darkness, driven from the world. | 18 He is driven from light into darkness and is banished from the world. |
19 They will have neither children nor grandchildren, nor any survivor in their home country. | 19 He has no offspring or descendants among his people, no survivor where once he lived. |
20 People in the west are appalled at their fate; people in the east are horrified. | 20 Men of the west are appalled at his fate; men of the east are seized with horror. |
21 They will say, 'This was the home of a wicked person, the place of one who rejected God.'" | 21 Surely such is the dwelling of an evil man; such is the place of one who knows not God." |
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18 For if I build again the things which I destroyed, I make myself a transgressor. | 18 If I rebuild what I destroyed, I prove that I am a lawbreaker. |
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Halle Berry's fiance Olivier Martinez and her ex-partner Gabriel Aubry were both hospitalized on Thanksgiving after a vicious bust-up at her house.
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