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I live in Greenville and would love your daylilies if you are just getting rid of them! I am just getting started in my yard and don't have a lot to trade. I do have ivy, vinca major (varigated and non). |
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A Weight Loss App that Feeds the Hungry
September 13th, 2014 | by Mary Gerush
Who couldn't stand to lose a few pounds? What if you had a free weight loss app to help you? And using that app also benefitted your local food bank
September 13th, 2014 | by Mary Gerush
Who couldn't stand to lose a few pounds? What if you had a free weight loss app to help you? And using that app also benefitted your local food bank
February 12th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
Snow days are fun, aren't they? You get to play in the powdery white with your kids before heading back in for soup and maybe even some hot cocoa for a snow day treat. For students who rely on the school lunch program, though, snow days mean going hungry
January 21st, 2014 | by Important Media Cross-Post
If you're looking to upgrade your wardrobe, and you want to buy your clothes from a sustainable clothing company that's not only making their apparel from organic fabrics, but is supporting the flagging US apparel industry, as well as feeding the hungry with every sale, then Fed by Threads should be your next stop
January 14th, 2014 | by Important Media Cross-Post
Making a difference in someone's life isn't nearly as hard as you might think, and sometimes it's the simplest of things that people really need – such as getting enough food to eat. And you don't necessarily need to give up something in order to help feed the hungry, as this food app from Mogl demonstrates
March 1st, 2013 | by Matthew Lovitt
School nutrition standards have been under heavy fire for a long while now and the proposed improvements to the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids of Act of 2010 have generated a highly energized movement that is attempting to ensure that kids are given a variety of healthy food choices outside of federally supported meal programs. While the emotionally charged response to what some might consider irresponsible food policy in schools in justifiable, what about those who struggle to put food on the table and are dependent upon food banks and charitable organizations in order to survive
October 16th, 2011 | by Danielle Nierenberg
Today, countries, organizations, and communities are organizing events to educate and raise awareness, with the aim of addressing widespread problems in food supply and distribution systems. These events are raising money to support projects that focus on initiatives such as measures to ease population growth, boost incomes, and prepare farmers to protect their harvests against the negative effects of climate change, among others
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If you have any space at all to grow vegetables or fruit, you can have a significant impact on not only reducing hunger, but also on promoting better nutrition


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Last night at the SFBATUG meet up, I had the pleasure of giving a hands-on demo of how to create an interactive calendar in Tableau. This is a follow up to a post I write in May 2012 detailing how to create the calendar.
This example goes a step farther in that I'm using the calendar like a widget to control what I'm seeing on my dashboard. What's also cool about this method is that you can multi-select dates, something you can't currently do with date quick filters.
Note that I also demoed how to hide a reference line behind a bar, which I wrote about here.
Finally, this dashboard is not a stellar example of design. I threw this together quickly so that I could share it with the community promptly.
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- Michelle Obama got rid of her bangs. [NYMag.com]
- Farrah Abraham: "DEEP BREATHE [sic] "I"M NOT PREGNANT." No one really thought you were, love. [US Weekly]
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Many people say the term "cold front" when they are really talking about the cold air mass following behind it.
Tuesday, February 25th, 2014 — I was doing my forecast, while eating my breakfast this morning, and I was focusing on two cold fronts tracking into the Borderland. One cold front is due early Wednesday and another, stronger one on late Saturday into Sunday. Many times the air modifies or warms as the air mass pushes in and I refer to them as just "cool fronts". I thought about how much as meteorologists and weather forecasters will emphasize the "cold Front". Now a cold front does produce gusty winds, sometimes rain or snow on its leading edge and it ushers in colder air. The colder air mass behind the front is what keeps the area cold and has a longer lasting impact. In today's "Weather Talk" I will define cold and warm fronts, their differences and about the weather produce.
In weather, all fronts are boundaries between masses of air with different densities, usually caused by temperature differences.
A cold front is a warm-cold air boundary with the colder air replacing the warmer. Cold weather fronts usually move from northwest to southeast. The air behind a cold front is colder and drier than the air in front. When a cold front passes through, temperatures can drop more than 15 degrees within an hour. While a winter cold front can bring frigid air, summer cold fronts often can more accurately be called "dry" fronts because they are most often associated with much drier air.
On a weather forecast map, a cold front is represented by a solid line with blue triangles along the front pointing and towards the warmer air.
There is usually an obvious temperature change from one side of a cold front to the other. An abrupt or dramatic temperature change over a short distance is a good indicator that a front is located somewhere in between.
As a cold front moves into an area, the heavier, cool air pushes under the lighter, warm air it's replacing. The warm air cools as it rises. If the rising air is humid enough, water vapor in it will condense into clouds and maybe precipitation.
In the summer, an arriving cold front can trigger thunderstorms, sometimes severe thunderstorms with large hail, dangerous winds and even tornadoes. As a cold front arrives in a particular place, the barometric pressure will fall and then rise. Winds ahead of a cold front tend to be from a southerly direction while those behind the front, in the cooler air, tend to be northerly. In fact, weather stations use the shift from a southerly to a northerly wind direction as the indication that a cold front has passed through.
A warm front is defined as the changeover region where a warm air mass is replacing a cold air mass. Warm fronts usually move from southwest to northeast and the air behind a warm front is warmer and moister than the air ahead of it. When a warm front passes, the air becomes noticeably warmer and more humid than it was before.
On a weather forecast map, a warm front is represented by a solid line with red semicircles pointing towards the colder air and in the direction of movement.Again, there is typically a noticeable temperature change from one side of the warm front to the other, much the same as a cold front. If colder air is replacing warmer air, it is a cold front, if warmer air is replacing cold air, then it is a warm front. Warm fronts do cause air to rise and if there is enough moisture they do produce showers and thunderstorms as they are moving through an area.
Because cold fronts move along the ground where they encounter friction, they move slower at ground level than they do further up in the atmosphere. For this reason, cold fronts tend to be more sloped than warm fronts.
Typically cold fronts move faster than warm fronts. The combination of higher speed and slope push warm air masses upward very quickly. This quick upward air movement causes the warm air being displaced to cool quickly, becoming turbulent. This turbulence often can be the cause of extremely violent weather.
Because cold fronts move quickly, the weather associated with them typically also moves quickly and passes over a particular location in a short period of time. The turbulent weather generally stays right in line with the front.
A cold front is where a cold air mass is pushing into a warmer air mass. Cold fronts can produce dramatic changes in the weather. They move fast, up to twice as fast as a warm front. Cold air is dense so it is able to quickly plow a warm air mass ahead of it.
Commonly, when the cold front is passing, winds become gusty; there is a sudden drop in temperature, and heavy rain, sometimes with hail, thunder, and lightning. Lifted warm air ahead of the front produces cumulus or cumulonimbus clouds and thunderstorms. Atmospheric pressure changes from falling to rising at the front. After a cold front moves through your area you may notice that the temperature is cooler, the rain has stopped, and the cumulus clouds are replaced by Stratus and stratocumulus clouds or clear skies.
The first cold front this week, on Wednesday, will just drop the temperatures 6 to 8 degrees. I wish we had some enough moisture to produce some long over showers or thunderstorms. The second cold front, on Sunday, looks to be stronger, colder and may even produce some area mountain snow. We know that cold fronts replace warmer air masses and warm fronts replace colder air. Both cold and warm fronts can and often do produce rain, storms and cold fronts snow and wintry variety of a rain/snow mix. The fronts get noticed because they are the edge of the air masses that bring about sometimes dramatic change. But the longer lasting impact is made by the colder or warmer air mass that has move in.
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Google Plus racks up followers, but not all are devoted
When Google launched its social networking service, Google Plus, during the summer of 2011, tens of millions of people clamoured to sign up for an account.
When Google launched its social networking service, Google Plus, during the summer of 2011, tens of millions of people clamoured to sign up for an account.
Yahoo's China arm will shut down its email service later this year, state media reported Friday, in a move illustrating the brand's diminishing profile in the country.
Neighborhood social networking service Nextdoor.com rolled out home improvements on Tuesday along with word it is flush with new funding and eyeing community-minded cultures around the world.
Nintendo's TV-watching tool for the new Wii U game console beats my regular remote control hands down. Called TVii, the service transforms how you watch television in three key ways. It turns the touch-screen ...
Amazon on Monday said it was sorry for a Web Services mishap that put online film streaming service Netflix out of commission on Christmas Eve.
Google said on Wednesday it has entered into a deal with South Africa's giant telecoms operator Telkom to offer free Internet access to mobile phone subscribers that cannot afford data costs.
The Australian government has abandoned its 5-year-old pledge to mandate a filter blocking child pornography and other objectionable Internet content.
British police on Tuesday arrested a man over an alleged cyber-attack on the websites of Home Secretary Theresa May and her interior ministry.
A new study by Northwestern University researchers has revealed that public DNS services could actually slow down users' web-surfing experience. As a result, researchers have developed a solution to help avoid such an impact: ...
Retailers testing same-day delivery service may soon find that giving customers what they want as fast as they want it is trickier - and costlier - than they bargained for.
Do you surf the web in front of the TV, or tweet what you are watching? EU-funded researchers are creating technologies that combine web, social media and TV to enhance our experience and interactions across media.
Microsoft introduced a new email client Tuesday called Outlook.com, a personal version of its already widely used brand.
The so-called Internet doomsday virus with the potential to black out tens of thousands of computers worldwide appeared to pose no major problems Monday after a temporary fix expired.
Despite repeated alerts, tens of thousands may still lose their Internet service Monday unless they do a quick check of their computers for malware that could have taken over their machines more than a year ...
A biomedical informatics researcher who tracks dangerous viruses as they spread around the globe has restructured his innovative tracking software to promote even wider use of the program around the world.


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Welcome to Red River Heritage Park and the new home of early area settlers, "The Ross Family."
The year is 1824 and The Ross' have just begun to build a home and future farming community.
The Ross' would love to have you GET UP CLOSE and help with the daily chores and tasks they need to accomplish before the long, hard, cold winter ahead. You'll be able to take in demonstrations and activities like weaving, cooking, sewing, planting small crops, working with period appropriate livestock, leather working, music, metis beading, blacksmithing and woodworking. Stop by often as they have different chores to complete everyday and you'll never know who will stop by RRHP to visit.
Be sure to ask lots of questions about what life is like for them, what's difficult after making the long journey from the Hudson's Bay area and how they are going to go about building a home for their family and shelter for their animals.


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i just got my 2005 tacoma 4wd a few months ago and im looking into lifting it. my local mechanic said the cost for labor and an allignment would run me around 300$. i found a lift kit and it seems like what i want (3" front and 2" rear lift and it has the diff. drop too) it has a lifetime warrenty so it seems legit. does anybody have this lift or a similar lift. good idea? or should i shell out the extra cash for a brand name lift?thanks for any feedback
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Killer Whale Returns
Tilikum, the orca that killed a Sea World trainer last year, has returned to the show.
The killer whale that attacked and drowned a SeaWorld Orlando trainer returned to Shamu Stadium on Wednesday for the first time since the incident.
Tilikum was the whale responsible for the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau.
He had not performed in any shows since the attack.
SeaWorld announced Tuesday that Tilikum would return to his original role of appearing at the end of each show to splash the crowd.
"To see the whale come back was absolutely fantastic," tourist Sean Reeder said.
SeaWorld Animal Training Curator Kelly Flaherty-Clark said performing is important to the killer whale's health.
"Participating in shows is just a portion of Tilikum's day, but we feel it is an important component of his physical, social and mental enrichment," Flaherty-Clark said.
Trainers have not been allowed in the water with any of the whales since Brancheau's death, but the theme park said it continues to make safety improvements, and it's possible trainers will return to the water in the future.
"He has been regularly interacting with his trainers and the other whales for purposes of training, exercise and social and mental stimulation, and has enjoyed access to all of the pools in the Shamu Stadium complex," Flaherty-Clark said.
OSHA investigators recommended trainers not be allowed near Tilikum without a physical barrier.
The theme park has made several changes to Shamu Stadium in the wake of the fatal attack, including adding barriers.
SeaWorld said it may also invest in an underwater distraction device that would have lights and emit sound to attract a killer whale if one were to grab a trainer and drag them under.
Thousands of fans packed into Shamu Stadium to catch Tilikum's return Wednesday.
When asked about Tilikum's history of involvement in the deaths of three people, most fans said they didn't think that means he should be banned from performing.
"They're wild animals, so things like that might happen, so I'm totally OK with it," tourist Shelly Hale said. "I'm glad we were here for his first show back."
SeaWorld was fined $75,000 following Brancheau's death.
OSHA said SeaWorld trainers had "an extensive history of unexpected and potentially dangerous incidents involving killer whales."


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Div. I hockey a scramble on final day
There are four Division I games tonight: Trinity of Manchester at Hanover (Campion Arena in Lebanon, 7 p.m.), Manchester Memorial at Manchester Central (JFK Coliseum, 6 p.m.), Bishop Brady at Pinkerton Academy of Derry (Ice Den, Hooksett, 7 p.m.) and Londonderry at Salem (ICEnter, Salem, 8 p.m.)
St. Thomas is secure as No. 2 and Londonderry (13-4-0) has the three seed in pocket. But the jostling from the four spot down to No. 10 will continue into today's action.
Hanover (6-10-1) is on the outside looking in, but could elevate to the No. 10 position with a win. Concord (7-11-0) is currently in the 10th and final playoff slot, but has concluded its season and will have to wait and see what happens.
In Friday's 6-1 win over Exeter, St. Thomas blew open a close game with two goals in the final two minutes of the second period.
Glenn Wiswell and Aaron Garrison scored to give STA a 2-0 lead after one period and Ty Turgeon made it 3-0 with a power-play goal in the second. But Exeter's Ty Mezquita tallied to make it a game at 3-1.


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I saw great reviews of this product on MUA, so I decided to try it for the days when I use my flat iron.
I really like the smell! I like the spray bottle too - it gives a wide spray so 1 spritz covers a large section of hair. My hair feels softer and shiny after I use it. Before I purchased this, I didn't use anything on my hair before using the flat iron. I like my hair better since I bought this product because it has fewer fuzzy hairs sticking up too.
This is a great product for the price.
This heat spray makes my hair so brittle, I don't enjoy it. I cannot tell if it is actually protecting my hair or not, because it feels so awful when I've used it. I spray a light mist into wet hair and style. The smell is good, the price is good, but I don't enjoy the way it makes my hair brittle between washes.
I'm not really sure about this product. I love the smell. It says you can spray it on dry hair and thats what i do because I shower at night then style my hair in the morning. The thing is when I spray this on dry hair it leaves my hair wet and when i run my straightener through it it feels like its damaging it =/ idk if im just using too much or what. So idk might just be me lol
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I've tried several heat sprays and this is the one that seems to be the best. I LOVE the way it sprays out. It is the perfect, seamless spray. I use this on my girls' hair before curling and it seems to make it smoother. I really like this. I took a lippie off because if you put too much on fine hair -- it weighs it down -- so just be light-handed.
I have been using this for at least five years, and keep expecting to find one I like better, but so far, this is actually the best! I have very thick, wavy hair, and always layer a whole bunch of products just to reduce the volume and frizz. Sometimes I use a different "cocktail" of products, but my hair always looks so much more tamed when I start with this heat protectant. I spray it on when my hair is damp, out of the shower, then I add the other styling products. It seems to not only protect my hair, but aids in styling and control as well. Love it and have repurchased several times.
I bought this once to try it out and liked it, but wasn't sure how effective it actually was because I'd never tried another heat protectant before. After I ran out, I bought the Toni&Guy heat protection mist - half the product for double the price of the tresemme. I found that it just didn't do the job, and so bought another bottle of tresemme after about five uses. I haven't had any experiences of crunchy or textured feeling hair at all, but that might be because I only ever spray it onto damp, towel dried hair and give it a good brush through. I've noticed it leaves a nice subtle shine, increases the wear time of flat ironed hair and also aids in getting out any slight tangles. Well priced, effective product.
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After I finally finished my bottle of Garnier's terrible, awful heat protectant, I decided to pick up a bottle of this because of the all the hype. The package is really great. It isn't what I'd call pretty, but it looks simple and professional. The best thing about the package is how effective it is. The spray is really nice and wide, and the nozzle is really easy to operate and doesn't hurt your finger (unlike Garnier's). It has a locking mechanism instead of a cap, which is kind of necessary considering the design of the nozzle. Caps are better for travel, but it's a worthwhile sacrifice considering how good the nozzle is otherwise. I don't like the smell very much. It's like a "fresh" detergent. It lingers, too. I much prefer sweet scents, but I've gotten used to it. This stuff does a really good job protecting my hair from heat. It makes my hair feel nice and soft after flat ironing, as opposed to the dry, coarse feeling that Garnier or no protection would give me. I've also noticed that my hair stays straight longer, which is awesome considering how quickly my hair tends to wave up. Definitely a nice change from the alcohol-laden garbage I was using before.
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I've found the best heat protectant spray ever in a brand that I don't care for! Oh TRESemme, you have failed me time and time again since 1992. Finally, in 2013, I have found a product worth repurchasing. Remarkable!~ ~ ~ I'm a haircare addict and I buy anything and everything that I think will make my ugly ass hair look nice. Dollar Tree to Nordstrom. I do not discriminate with haircare. For a while, I was starting to think these heat sprays were nothing but a hoax, a bottle of lies! Redken, garbage...Chi, garbage. The only reason why I decided to pick this up was because a youtuber with the same hair type as me recommended it. I need heat tools to smooth my hair out which is very coarse and frizzy and this spray really does make a difference in the texture and feel of my hair. Just be sure to read the instructions on how far to hold the bottle when spraying hair. Make sure you hold the bottle far enough so it doesn't saturate the hair and wait a few minutes until it dries before applying heat.
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I've been using this heat protectant since my high school days - so for about 6 years now. It really does work, but the main reason I haven't strayed from it is the smell! It's the best-smelling hair product I own & sometimes I'll just spray a little of this in my hair simply to refresh the scent! I'm curious to try the keratin & platinum strength versions, but if they don't smell the same, I doubt I'll love them as much.
A good tip to see if your heat protectant truly works: Spray onto the back of your hand and blow with your blow dryer for a few seconds. If the spot where you sprayed stays cool while the rest of your hand gets warm, it works!
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I love many of Tresseme's products. I tried this as an alternative to the Tresseme Keratin Smooth Spray which is also a heat protectant that I like a lot. This product i think leaves my hair a little stiffer than the Keratin Smooth, it feels more like a setting spray than a simple heat protectant. Not a bad I idea of I want to do curls, but for flat ironing straight I prefer more bounce. But still a good product for inexpensive heat protection.
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Serve these delightful fish cakes on their own as an appetizer, or stuff 2 fishcakes in a 6-inch whole-wheat pita pocket with some romaine lettuce, sliced cucumbers, sliced onions and sliced tomatoes, and drizzle on some tzatziki or plain fat-free yogurt to make a filling sandwich. Submitted by BIGGIRL2082010 Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 95.4
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A spicy easy to put together chinese dish. Can be served with of without rice Submitted by MARTY19 Carbs: 11.1g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 22.6g | Calories: 241
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Yummy healthy enchiladas Submitted by JOEMELEAGLES Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 179.2
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Well, now I have generated the XML sitemap and submitted it to google.
Can I take advantage of this XML sitemap to get indexed faster in other search engines?
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Archive for Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wolf Creek Marketplace to close its doors
February 24, 2010
Basehor's first grocery store since the 1990s is closing its doors after just seven months in business.
Wolf Creek Marketplace will close in the coming days, possibly as soon as this weekend, store manager Kevin Barclay confirmed Tuesday.
Rumors about the store's future had been circulating as shelves emptied and inventory was not being restocked.
For more on this story, pick up Thursday's issue of the Sentinel and check back at basehorinfo.com.
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Arthur Ochs Sulzberger's stewardship in the 1970s and '80s made the newspaper the force it is today
No one called him by his full patrician name, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, scion of the family that owned the New York Times, arguably the most influential newspaper in the world.
Few called him even Mr. Sulzberger.
He was "Punch" to everyone he met, from the coffee boy at the old New York Times building just off Broadway, to the most musty of Editors. It was a nickname that Mr. Sulzberger had gotten in his childhood when he and a sister, Judy, would stage "Punch and Judy" skits for the entertainment of the family.
So Punch it was, always Punch — and that too, with such a cheery smile that everyone who ran into him somehow felt uplifted. He would invariably have a joke or two in the elevator. And sometimes, on a whim, he would invite anyone he met for a meal at one of New York's fanciest restaurant. Punch loved his food.
He loved his family newspaper most of all. And had it not been for Punch's sturdy stewardship during the 1970s and 1980s — when advertising was migrating to suburban publications, magazines and, of course, television — the august Times would have most likely been extinct by now. Punch once told me that it was hard to imagine the Sulzberger family without The Times, and hard to believe The Times wouldn't have the Sulzbergers at its helm.
The transformation he undertook to save The Times was simple on the face of it. Instead of cutting back on the paper's coverage of everything from world politics to local culture in New York, he and his star Executive Editor, Abe Rosenthal, added new sections that would appeal to sophisticated urbanites — sections such as leisure, home decoration, healthy lifestyles. Parts of the daily read like a lively magazine.
Mr. Rosenthal — a mentor of mine, just like Punch Sulzberger — would often say, "In times of trouble, we don't make the soup thin. We add tomatoes to the soup."
Readers appreciated that. And The Times was again on the path to profitability. It acquired several regional newspapers, strengthened its foreign bureaus, stepped up coverage of its own backyard, New York, and expanded reporting on an America whose social mores and politics were changing.
For some people it was hard to accept that this mild man would have the nerve and courage to institute such changes. As with Kathleen Graham, Publisher of the competing Washington Post, Mr. Sulzberger had steel in his spine, and, also like her, his adrenalin kept pumping. Little wonder that under their leadership their respective papers flourished.
I was a young man then when I joined The Times, just starting out in journalism. In a few years, The Times posted me to Nairobi, Kenya, to cover sub-Saharan Africa. Punch came to visit Nairobi along with Abe. He wanted to see everything, meet everyone who mattered, talk with everyday people. It was impossible to keep up with this much older man.
He liked travel. He enjoyed landing up in places where The Times had bureaus. He wanted to see for himself how his correspondents worked in the field. He had no wish to play the unseen hand.
That is not to say that he didn't give Abe Rosenthal a free hand to shape and re-shape The Times, which in time became the world's most influential newspaper. But Abe adored Punch, and Punch was terribly fond of Abe. Few Publishers and Editors have been in such sync.
Years after he had retired and handed over the reins of the company to his son, A.O. Sulzberger Jr., I was having lunch with Punch at The Four Seasons restaurant in Manhattan. In the perception of many readers, the paper had lost its edge; Editors who succeeded Abe Rosenthal did not edit from their gut, as Abe did, a quality that Punch appreciated.
I asked Punch straight out, "And how do you like The Times these days?"
Punch reflected on that question for a bit. I think he was wrestling with the idea that it would be unseemly for him to criticise his son, who was now the Publisher. Finally he said, "I think the golden age of The Times was when Abe and I were there."
That said a lot about Punch's sensibility.
He's gone now, the last of the titans of a golden generation of Publishers and journalists. The Times itself is now focusing more on its digital versions. Who knows what the paper will be in five or a dozen years.
But whatever its avatar, the paper will always contain a bit of Punch in it — his good cheer, his unflappability, his genuine concern for the dispossessed, his insistence on a journalism of fairness an integrity.
I was privileged to work under him and Abe Rosenthal. What a life they led. And what a life they gave me, a life where I travelled the world and reported on it for America, a life of a story teller in the bazaar. How does one repay that debt? How does one replace giants, how does one replace friends?
(Pranay Gupte was a staff reporter and foreign correspondent for the New York Times. E-mail: email@example.com)
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Table of contents: issue10
Here is a table of contents for 38 articles in this issue. Note that filters may be applied to display a sub-set of articles (see FAQs on filtering for usage tips). Select this link to remove all filters.
Netskills |
Jill Foster brings us an update of one of the flagship eLib projects, which aims to train many thousands of HE staff on various aspects of networks and the Internet. |
July 1997, issue10, project update |
ACORN Implemented |
Jon Knight and Richard Goodman describe the technical implementation of the ACORN system. |
July 1997, issue10, project update |
Education-Line |
Sam Saunders reports on a pre-print project for education professionals. |
July 1997, issue10, project update |
The ERCOMS team explain the intricacies of their Electronic Reserve Copyright Management System project. |
July 1997, issue10, project update |
Clifford Lynch in Interview |
Clifford Lynch, the Executive Director of CNI, was interviewed by John Kirriemuir at the Metadata: What Is It? workshop on 18 June 1997. Clifford shares some views on mirroring, caching, metadata, Z39.50 and how he sees his role in CNI. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Changing the Lightbulb – Er, the Culture: How Many eLib Projects Does It Take to Change the Higher Education Culture? |
Clare Davies, Alison Scammell and Matthew Hall discuss what it takes to change Higher Education culture. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Cybercollege Scorecard: How Does Your University Score? |
Tony Durham, multimedia editor of the Times Higher Education Supplement, explains how to determine whether cultural change has affected your institute of learning. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Dublin Core Management |
Andy Powell presents three models for the way in which metadata can be managed across a Web site and describes some of the tools that are beginning to be used at UKOLN to embed Dublin Core metadata into Web pages. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Electronic Journals: Problem Or Panacea? |
Judith Edwards outlines some of the problems faced by academia in the acquisition and provision of electronic journals. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Electronic Document Delivery: A Trial in an Academic Library |
In the first of a two-part article, Fiona Williams describes the trials of various electronic document delivery systems in University of Bath Library and Learning Centre over the last few years. A review of the latest trial, between BL Urgent Action Service and TU DELFT, as well as an overall comparison with the Blackwell's Uncover Service will be given in the next issue of Ariadne. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Press Release – JISC / Caul Collaboration Agreement |
Kelly Russell outlines the collaboration between JISC and CAUL, and announces the appointment of the post of International Co-ordinator. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Setting Priorities for Digital Library Research |
Graham Jefcoate outlines the rationale of the British Library Research and Innovation Centre's Digital Library Research Programme. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Revolutionaries and Captives in the Information Society |
Trevor Haywood on the shackles that bind us to the information revolution. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Beyond the Web: The Potential Uses of HTML in Library Disaster Control Planning |
During a lifelong library career, 2 out of 5 librarians will face a major disaster in their library. Emma Blagg describes the design and evaluation of a HTML-based disaster control plan, used to provide the counter measures taken to minimise the effects of such a disaster. |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Copyright Management Technologies: The Key to Unlocking Digital Works? |
Anne Ramsden brings us up to date with current developments in copyright management technology |
July 1997, issue10, feature article |
Web Editorial: Goodbyeee |
The Web editor, John Kirriemuir bows out after ten Ariadne issues. |
Print Editorial: Introduction to Issue 10 |
John MacColl with the editorial from issue 10 of the print version. |
A Digital Library Showcase and Support Service - the Berkeley Digital Library SunSITE |
Roy Tennant describes a resource used to create digital libraries and services, and to help others do the same. |
NISS: National Information Services and Systems |
Annette Lafford and Oren Stone talk us through NISS, one of the major sources of on-line information for academics and librarians |
BUBL : How BUBL Benefits Academic Librarians |
Alan Dawson and Jan Simpson take us through BUBL, an old service recently transformed from being Gopher-based to Web-based. |
The Library Association Web Site |
Alan Cooper and Finbarr Joy talk about the past, present and future of the Library Association Web Site. |
r·cade: Resource Centre for Access to Data on Europe |
Sharon Bolton describes r-cade, an interdisciplinary resource centre that helps researchers and analysts to identify and acquire data for the European Social Sciences. |
Access to Newspapers and Journals for Visually Impaired People: The Talking Newspaper Association of the UK |
Neil H. McLachlan describes the work and electronic products of the Talking Newspaper Assocation (TNAUK). |
Planet SOSIG: The New SOSIG Interface |
Tracey Hooper describes the new interface and features of SOSIG, the premier Web-based subject gateway for the Social Sciences. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
OMNI-Corner: LA 97: 'I Don't Think We're in Kansas Anymore, Toto!' |
Sue Welsh, the globe-trotting OMNI project manager, presents a report of the 97th Annual Meeting of the Medical Library Association of the U.S.A, held in Seattle from 24 – 28 May, 1997. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
The Librarian of Babel: The Self-Citation Machine |
The Librarian, talking to Mike Holderness, uncovers the true purpose of the World-Wide Web. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Public Libraries Corner: Stories from the Web |
Sarah Ormes talks about an exciting new BLRIC funded children's library project. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Search Engines Corner: Keyword Spamming - Cheat Your Way to the Top |
Tracey Stanley shows how metadata can be abused to enhance the search engine ranking of Web pages. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Interface: Dennis Nicholson |
Chris Bailey finds a crusader at Strathclyde: Dennis Nicholson. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Metadata Corner: Working Meeting on Electronic Records Research |
Michael Day reports from the Working Meeting on Electronic Records Research, held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania May 29-31, 1997. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
View from the Hill: Chris Zielinski |
John MacColl meets Chris Zielinski, a champion of authors' rights. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Minotaur: Metadata -To Be, Or Not to Be (Catalogued) |
Gordon Dunsire thinks that all is not rosy in the garden that is metadata, and wonders how it can assist cataloguing in a real-world sense. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Web Focus: Technical Aspects of Copyright and the Web |
Brian Kelly reports on the TALiSMAN seminar: Copyright and the Web. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Down Your Way: Thames Valley University |
Sarah Ashton stumbles across a new learning centre in the Thames Valley University. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Around the Table: Film and Cinema |
Frank Parry discusses some of the many possible sources for Internet information on film and cinema. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
The Horse That Isn't There: 1997 US Digital Libraries Initiative Meeting |
Chris Rusbridge reports from the June 1997 US Digital Libraries initiative (DLi) meeting in Pittsburgh. |
July 1997, issue10, event report |
Netskills Corner: The 2nd International Symposium on Networked Learner Support (NLS) |
Walter Scales summarises the 2nd International Symposium on Networked Learner Support (NLS), held on the 23rd and 24th June 1997 in Sheffield. |
July 1997, issue10, event report |
Cartoon |
New cartoon work by Malcolm Campbell. |
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Heather Schall, senior vice president marketing communications, said, "Our branding video provides a glimpse at events in a couple's relationship and showcases how and when Mikasa would fit into these special moments; from when a couple first meets to a 25th wedding anniversary. We hope that this video resonates with couples and that it inspires them to include Mikasa in their registries and ultimately, the rest of their lives."


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An early November storm drops six to eight inches on Tahoe Mountains, with another foot expected over the weekend. Full Article
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Snowstorms send many of California's Sierra resorts into a season for the record books, and more snow is on the way. Full Article
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Analysts at OnTheSnow.com have used what they term "a sophisticated algorithm" to pick top ten destinations for family and college spring breakers. The West won out. Full Article
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The 968 Park Hotel in South Lake Tahoe is offering a ski and stay package for Heavenly. Full Article
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Heavenly added the new Ante Up Terrain Park with many features made from recycled materials. Full Article
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Maynard leaves it late
Nicky Maynard`s late goal gave Bristol City a sixth win in seven matches as Doncaster were beaten 1-0 at Ashton Gate.The game looked to be heading for an uninspiring goalless draw until Maynard intervened in the 76th minute.It was the antithesis of last season`s corresponding fixture which saw Rovers triumph 5-2.The south Yorkshire club edged the first half but City were the more threatening after the break and Maynard broke the deadlock with a 12-yard finish.Albert Adomah was the architect when City made the breakthrough. He beat his man down the right-hand side and crossed for Maynard to convert from 12 yards out.
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The trial of the man who is accused of killing 14-year-old Kelli O'Laughlin is scheduled to start the day after Labor Day, almost three years after her murder.
"This is the 33rd court appearance," Kelli's father John O'Laughlin said Friday. "We're glad we're about to start this chapter, and hopefully finish it."
Kelli's parents, aunt and their friends were in the Bridgeview courthouse Aug. 1, as they have been at every court date except one, to find out if the judge would allow a witness the defense wants to testify.
Cook County Associate Judge John J. Hynes was not satisfied with the report the defense presented to justify calling a former Chicago police detective as an expert witness about crimes scenes in the upcoming trial of John Wilson, Jr.
Wilson is accused of fatally stabbing Kelli in her Indian Head Park home the afternoon of Oct. 27, 2011.
Previously, defense attorney Michelle Gonzalez said the witness, Michael Fleming, was a homicide detective for more than 30 years and was involved in the processing of more than 500 crime scenes.
But Gonzalez did not present the specific information the judge last week instructed her to bring, namely, a description of the detective's experience and qualifications, what his testimony would be and on what he was basing his testimony.
Gonzalez presented one page that according to Hynes and Assistant State's Attorney Guy Lisuzzo, said the witness would testify about the proper procedure at a crime scene and what evidence should be sought and preserved.
"That is woefully inadequate," Hynes said.
Based on the information presented, Hynes said the witness would be barred from testifying.
However, the judge apparently left the door open to allow the testimony if Fleming comes to court with Wilson's attorneys on Aug. 25 with the information ready. The judge said he would also go over anything else that needs to be discussed with the defense and the prosecution before the trial starts on Sept. 2.
"I expect everyone to be ready," Hynes said.
The defense has not outlined a specific strategy, but did not file an affirmative defense, which is required if planning to argue not guilty by reason of insanity or self-defense.
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Hi, I brought home 3 pounds of macadamia nuts shelled and unsalted from the factory we visited while on vacation. Super deal, but now I need some good recipes to make use of them. I've seen many cookie recipes and I will use some of them for that. Looking for other good recipes featuring or using the nuts. Thx!!! |
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During the campaign, Sen. John McCain argued the nation must keep the auto industry alive.
So I asked him during our 'This Week' interview why he joined the effort to kill the auto bailout bill in the Senate this week?
"Because I didn't believe that this fix would keep the auto industry alive," McCain said, "I think it just put them on some life support system for two or three months because they didn't make the fundamental changes."
McCain said the auto industry needs to limit high costs, salaries, wages and benefits for its workers "which will put them in line and make them competitive with foreign manufacturers in the United States."
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A Midsummer Night's Dream is a 1909 American film directed by Charles Kent and starring Walter Ackerman and Charles Chapman. This is the first film version of the classic play by William Shakespeare.
The Lonely Villa is a 1909 American short silent crime drama film directed by D. W. Griffith. The film stars David Miles, Marion Leonard and Mary Pickford in one of her first film roles. It is based on the 1901 French play Au Telephone (At the Telephone) by André de Lorde.
The Cowboy Millionaire is a 1909 American silent short western directed by Francis Boggs and Otis Turner. The film stars Tom Mix, Mac Barnes and William Garwood. It was the debut film of Mix and Garwood, as well as William Stowell.
Roméo et Juliette is a 1900 French film adaptation of the classic and famous William Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet.
The Country Doctor is a 1909 American short silent drama film written and directed by D. W. Griffith. The film is current in the public domain. Prints of The Country Doctor are preserved at the film archives of the Museum of Modern Art and the Library of Congress.
Oliver Twist is a 1909 American film and was the first adaptation of Oliver Twist ever made. It starred Edith Storey as Oliver Twist, Elita Proctor Otis as Nancy Sykes and William J. Humphrey as Fagin. It was directed by J. Stuart Blackton.
Esmeralda (French: Esméralda) is a 1905 French short silent film based on the novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame written by Victor Hugo. It was directed by Alice Guy-Blaché and Victorin-Hippolyte Jasset.
Antony and Cleopatra is a 1908 film starring Maurice Costello and Florence Lawrence in the title roles, based on William Shakespeare's play of the same name. Dramatizing the ill-fated romance between Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII of Egypt, it was the earliest motion picture to do so (Robbing Cleopatra's Tomb from 1899 doesn't deal with the classic love story).
A Corner in Wheat is a 1909 American short silent film which tells of a greedy tycoon who tries to corner the world market on wheat, destroying the lives of the people who can no longer afford to buy bread. It was directed by D. W. Griffith and adapted by Griffith and Frank E. Woods from the novel The Pit (1903) by Frank Norris.
Macbeth is a silent 1908 American film directed by James Stuart Blackton based on the William Shakespeare play of the same name. It is the earliest known film version of that play. It was a black and white silent film that had English intertitles.
Romance of a Jewess is a 1908 American silent short drama film written and directed by D. W. Griffith.
The Hessian Renegades is a 1909 American silent drama film directed by D. W. Griffith.
Macbeth, is a silent 1909 film adaptation of the William Shakespeare play. It was released on December 3, 1909. It is a silent black-and-white film with French intertitles.
A Drunkard's Reformation is a 1909 American drama film directed by D. W. Griffith. Prints of the film survive in the film archive of the Library of Congress.
After Many Years is a 1908 American silent drama film directed by D. W. Griffith. Prints of the film exist in the Library of Congress film archive. The film is an adaptation of Enoch Arden.
Lady Helen's Escapade is a short American film produced in 1909, directed by D. W. Griffith. It is about the escapades of Lady Helen working as a domestic in a boarding house.
Macbeth is a silent Italian 1909 film adaptation of the William Shakespeare play Macbeth. It was the second Macbeth film released that year (released on November 27, 1909), and is the third film version of the play. The film was directed by Mario Caserini, and starred Dante Cappelli, Maria Caserini, Amleto Palormi, and Ettore Pesci. The running time is 16 minutes and it is a black-and-white film.
The Tavern Keeper's Daughter is a 1908 American silent action film directed by D. W. Griffith.
Les Misérables is a 1909 American short silent historical drama based on the 1862 French novel of the same name by Victor Hugo. The film stars Maurice Costello and William V. Ranous and was directed by J. Stuart Blackton.
Rescued by Rover is a 1905 British short silent drama film, directed by Cecil Hepworth, about a dog who leads its master to his kidnapped baby, which was the first to feature the Hepworth's family dog Blair in a starring role; following the release, the dog became a household name and he is considered to be the first dog film star. The film, which according to Michael Brooke of BFI Screenonline, "marks a key stage in the medium's development from an amusing novelty to the seventh art," and, "possibly the only point in film history when British cinema unquestionably led the world," was an advance in filming techniques, editing, production and story telling.
Rescued from an Eagle's Nest is a 1908 American silent action-drama co-directed by Edwin S Porter and J. Searle Dawley for the Edison film studios.
The Death Disc: A Story of the Cromwellian Period is a 1909 American short film, directed by D.W. Griffith and based on Mark Twain's short story "The Death Disk" [sic].
The Adventures of Dollie is a 1908 American silent film directed by D. W. Griffith. It was Griffith's debut film as a director. A print of the film survives in the Library of Congress film archive. The film tells the story of a young girl who, after being kidnapped by a gypsy peddler, ends up trapped in a barrel as it floats downriver toward a waterfall.
Tom Sawyer is a 1907 American silent film based on The Adventures of Tom Sawyer made by Kalem Studios in New York City, and was the first time Mark Twain's character had appeared on film.
The Black Viper (aka La vipère noire in France) is a 1908 film directed by D. W. Griffith. The film was made by the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company when it and many other early film studios in America's first motion picture industry were based in Fort Lee, New Jersey at the beginning of the 20th century.
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A well equipped lakeside apartment set in award winning parkland only a few minutes walk from the town square of Ruthin. This Welsh market town steeped in history, set in the vale of Clwyd, is the perfect location to explore all that North Wales has to offer. As relaxing or adventurous as you choose! Walking distance to all amenities. Ideally located to explore North Wales, Blue Flag beaches, Snowdonia National Park, Liverpool, and the City of Chester.Well placed to visit the latest adventure attractions -Zip wires,Zorbing ,White water rafting,Jet boats,Underground Trampolines ! ,mountain biking ,fishing ,Walking and Hiking ! North Wales has it all !! .....dewch am dro i ogledd Cymru ymunwch ar antur !
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I would like to get a tree (not shrub) Magnolia that will grow in zone 6B without getting nipped in the bud by frosts most years. What would you all recommend? Fragance is key. It would need to be currently available in commerce, of course. I have already heard some good things about Magnolia x "Daybreak," but would like to have some other options to consider. Thanks for your thoughts!
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I live in the worst place to even imagine trying a magnolia. In the mountains of Colorado. We have severe very late frosts, temps to -15F, winds over 60 mph, and dry alkaline soil. But my sweetbay magnolia plugs along happily each year, and brings a smaller version of that lemony southern magnolia smell to the Rockies. It blooms off and on all summer, too. The evergreen leaves do burn in winter, but that is only because they are silly enough to try to hang on all winter long. |
Like Erika said, one way to avoid frosts is going with a summer blooming native magnolia like sweetbay (m. virginiana) or bull bay (m. grandifolia), both have cultivars that would do fine in 6b. Ashe's magnolia is another rare native with big leaves and fragrant flowers. Other late blooming mags include x soulangiana hybrids like Verbanica and Big Pink, If you're looking for smaller trees, the 'Little Girl' series from the USDA get high marks, but I don't find the fragrance all that great. Other good late blooming fragrant hybrids include Hattie Carthan, Porcelain Dove, and probably some others I'm forgetting -- there's a magnolia for almost everything! Jim |
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UK data centre provider Telecity has revealed that its chief executive Michael Tobin, is to leave the company.
Tobin, who joined Telecity in 2004 and oversaw its growth to a value of around £1.6bn, said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange that it was "time to move on" and he would be leaving the company on October 31.
"The board and I agree that with the business in excellent health now is the time for me to move on to explore other important opportunities and to make way for a new chief executive to take the company to the next stage of its development," he wrote.
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Telecity, which provides carrier-neutral datacentre and colocation centre facilities across Europe, said it would be starting the hunt for his successor immediately, with company chairman John Hughes taking charge until a replacement was found.
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One of the first locations in Dodge City after it's official founding in 1872 was P.L. Beatty's and James H. Kelley's Saloon and Restaurant. James H. "Dog" Kelley - Though not a lawman himself, Kelley was the Dodge City Mayor at the time that several of the Old West's most famous lawmen worked under him, including Bat, James, and Ed Masterson, as well as Wyatt and Morgan Earp. Kelley served under George Armstrong Custer in the army and came to Fort Dodge in 1872. He then went to Dodge City, where he associated with P.L. Beatty in the restaurant business. This building, also known as the Alhambra Saloon, was moved in from Hays, Kansas, in the early summer of 1872. Beatty became the acting mayor in 1875 and James Kelley later followed in 1877, a position he held until 1881.
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Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on an important George II silver-gilt ewer and basin, made by leading London goldsmith George Wickes. This will provide a last chance to raise the money to keep the ewer and basin in the United Kingdom.
This is the only known example of a 1730s ewer and basin combining classical and rococo design in such a lavish way. The ewer and basin were once used as a trophy for the Doncaster Cup – a long-distance horse race which has run annually since 1766.
The Minister's ruling follows a recommendation by the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest, administered by Arts Council England. The Committee recommended that the export decision be deferred on the grounds that the ewer and basin were of outstanding aesthetic importance and of outstanding significance for the study of the influence of European style on the development of British silver in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Known as the Bristol ewer and basin, these magnificent silver-gilt objects date from around 1735. They were given as a gift by the Corporation of the City of Bristol to John Scrope - a significant figure of early eighteenth century English society - in recognition of his services to the city.
In 1876 they were supplied by the London goldsmith firm R. S. Garrards & Co. for use as a trophy for the Doncaster Cup. The basin is marked with the coat of arms and initials of the owner of the winning horse.
Objects such as these played an influential role in the nineteenth century revival of the rococo style in London-made silver and were used as a model in Garrards' workshops.
Philippa Glanville, Reviewing Committee member, said: "The ewer and basin are wonderful, unique objects. They really demonstrate the extraordinary skill of goldsmiths in eighteenth century London, and the influence that they had on the design of British silver over the next 200 years."
The decision on the export licence application for the ewer and basin will be deferred for a period ending on 5 January 2013 inclusive. This period may be extended until 5 May 2013 inclusive if a serious intention to raise funds is expressed with a view to making an offer to purchase the ewer and basin at the recommended price of £1,900,000 (plus £380,000 VAT, which can be reclaimed by most public museums).
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- 2.. Cut 6 pieces of aluminum foil large enough to make foil packets.
- 3. Slice chicken breasts into strips.
- 4. Pat chicken dry. Season chicken with taco seasoning (use about 4-5 teaspoons).
- 5. Divide ingredients up to the salsa evenly among the six packets.
- 6. Bring up foil sides. Double fold top and ends to seal each packet, leaving room for heat circulation inside. Place in 15x10x3/4-inch baking pan.
- 5. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until chicken is cooked through (170F). Cool 5 minutes. Cut slits in foil to release steam before opening. Top with shredding cheese, sour cream, and avacado.
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