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Grilled Salmon With Tomato and Basil
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This recipe is so beautiful and yet so simple to prepare—it's perfect for entertaining. You just spread a side of salmon with minced garlic, sprinkle with fresh basil, then layer sliced tomatoes on top. Put it on the grill for 10 minutes and you're done!
Prep: 30 minutes | Total Time: 30 minutes
2 cloves
garlic, minced
1 teaspoon
kosher salt, divided
1 tablespoon
extra-virgin olive oil
1 whole
wild salmon fillet, also called a "side of salmon, about 1 1/2 pounds
1/3 cup
fresh basil, plus 1/4 cup, thinly sliced, divided
2 medium
tomatoes, thinly sliced
1/4 teaspoon
freshly ground pepper
- Preheat grill to medium.
- Mash minced garlic and 3/4 teaspoon salt on a cutting board with the side of a chef's knife or a spoon until a paste forms. Transfer to a small bowl and stir in oil.
- Check the salmon for pin bones and remove if necessary. Measure out a piece of heavy-duty foil (or use a double layer of regular foil) large enough for the salmon fillet. Coat the foil with cooking spray. Place the salmon skin-side down on the foil and spread the garlic mixture all over it. Sprinkle with 1/3 cup basil. Overlap tomato slices on top and sprinkle with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper.
- Transfer the salmon on the foil to the grill. Grill until the fish flakes easily, 10 to 12 minutes. Use two large spatulas to slide the salmon from the foil to a serving platter. Serve the salmon sprinkled with the remaining 1/4 cup basil.
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Nutritional Information
Makes: 4 servings
- Calories248
- Fat10 g
- Saturated fat2 g
- Cholesterol80 mg
- Carbohydrates3 g
- Dietary fiber1 g
- Protein35 g
- Sodium367 mg
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It's been a while since my last post and I missed you all!!
I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!
]]>I was excited about how the project turned out. The frames and mats were purchased at Hobby Lobby, I think the frames were 50% off at the time and I used a couple of 40% coupons for the mats.
Recently, I've made some changes and moved the prints to the opposite wall over the sideboard. I also switched out the mats to white ones. This fresh look works so much better since table and chairs are dark and we needed some contrast on the wall.
The website for the free botanicals is amazing with lots of prints to choose from. I may have to go in and select 3 more to add to the wall.
This has been a fun project for me, do you like gallery walls? By the way, I kept the black mats on hand just in case I change my mind as I frequently do.
Blessings dear friends!
A while back I decided to change the color of the table from a "shabby look" to gray. The table was painted with left over paint from another project, Sherwin Williams..urbane bronze.
A rustic bowl filled with antlers, leaves and pumpkins and a faux gourd laying on it's side… simple fall goodness. How is your fall decorating coming along?
I hope you have a beautiful week ahead….thanks so much for stopping by!
One yard of fabric allowed me to make four napkins. Easy, peasy…I bet it took less than thirty minutes to pull out my sewing machine, sew and then press the fabric. I loved the organic look of the fabric, and of course a bit of orange adds that seasonal touch.
A white painted shutter was used as the base, it is just the right size for filling the center of the table with seasonal decorations. Then I went out in the backyard to clip some fresh oak leaf branches…these would add some great texture to the scape. I placed a glass vase filled with a candle and pine cones in the center and then layered leaves, various pumpkins and more pine cones for a gathered look, couldn't have been more simple.
The pine cones are frosted but I don't mind, I think it looks okay combined with all other natural elements.
The flared glass vase in the center of the table was purchased at Target a while back. Dishes and glassware used on the table are my everyday dishes that I like to mix and match.
Wishing you a beautiful fall……thank you for reading!
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I added a couple of "faux" berry sprigs to the crepe myrtle branches to give it just a hint more color and dimension.
After taking a closer look at the pictures on this post, I decided to "lift" one of the candlesticks, which is quite a bit shorter than the other. I have to say this doesn't really bother me since I like them so much but, it does look a little wonky in the pictures.
Here we go with a little adjustment… I simply placed a wooden box under the candlestick to give it more visual height.
I love autumn, can't wait to burn some wood in the fireplace and light some candles. How is your fall decorating coming along?
I'm so glad you stopped by for a visit.
Butter, for greasing pan
2 cups sugar
3 eggs
1-1/2 cups vegetable oil
1/4 cup orange juice
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 Tbsp. ground cinnamon
1 Tbsp. vanilla extract
3 cups peeled and finely chopped apples
1 cup shredded coconut
1 cup chopped pecans
1/2 cup ( 1 stick) butter
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup buttermilk
1/2 tsp. baking soda
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Generously grease a tube pan.
For the cake: in a large bowl, combine the sugar, eggs, oil, orange juice, flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon and vanilla extract; and mix well. Fold apples, coconut, and pecans into batter.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake until a tester comes out clean, about 1-1/2 hours.
Shortly before the cake is done, make the sauce: Melt the butter in a large saucepan, stir in the sugar, buttermilk, and baking soda, and bring to a good rolling oil, stirring constantly. Boil for 1 minute. Pour the sauce over the hot cake in the pan as soon as you remove it from the oven. Let stand 1 hour, then turn out onto a rack to cool completely.
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We are still planning to replace countertop and backsplash in the near future….until then this small utensil vignette keeps me happy.
As you can tell I had fun playing and creating small fall vignettes throughout the kitchen. There is just something about fall, pumpkins and crocks that makes me smile. I'll be on the lookout for a larger crock…I have some ideas for a Christmas project.
Thank you for visiting, have a blessed week ahead!
]]>This is my own creation – I purchased 3 stems of faux berries, I tried to find some that looked somewhat natural. Next, I snipped the berries off into a small bowl and placed a candle in the center. So simple, I've been enjoying the burst of color on my mantel for a while now.
As always, thank you for visiting!
]]>The "sweet potato" vine is going gang busters these days and I love the bright chartreuse color on the porch. Do you spot the wooden pumpkin leaning up against the corner of the house? Hubby made this one for me. He cut a pumpkin shape out of plywood, nailed reclaimed fence boards on top to create more dimension and then cut the boards to the shape of the pumpkin using his skill saw.
It's the big wooden pumpkin that adds rustic charm and texture to this little front porch nook.
I removed some tired looking petunias and geraniums and added a couple of fall mums to the planter.
I found this little guy at the grocery store. He came home with me and proudly takes his seat on the porch.
Now it doesn't hurt to mix up the textures and add a little touch of "faux". I purchased the faux pumpkin at Hobby Lobby. This one doesn't create a mess and can be stored away easily for next year's fall season.
Love all of these pumpkins stacked up outside the grocery store, it looks like a farmer's market. So fun!
Don't you just love decorating for fall?
Thank you for visiting!!
After a couple of trips to Lowe's, shopping for all of the essentials (paint,stain) the top of the table was removed, then both pieces were sanded and prepped.
I primed the base of the table and then painted it with some white paint I had left over from a previous project. Sherwin Williams "Zurich White", same color I used to paint the fireplace a while back.
My husband sanded and re-stained the table top a darker color, but it didn't turn out well at all. (no picture of the darker stain). We ended up painting the table top and using Polyurethane to seal it. The paint for the table top was purchased at Lowe's, Valspar "Fired Earth"…I actually brought home a sample of the paint and it was enough to cover the top completely.
I'm enjoying the fresh new look of the table, still has imperfections but that's okay. I always feel better when I can check a project off my "to do" list. Now, let's see what else can I paint white?


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As I mentioned in my first blog entry, in addition to education I planned to blog about how OneNote is being used as a corporate eLearning, training and on-boarding tool.
Over the past two years, we've been experimenting with this new learning model and now it's starting to really catch on, both inside and outside of Microsoft. The main idea is that instead of thinking about OneNote as only a note-taking tool, think about is as an eLearning distribution tool, or a way to distribute a new employee handbook or a new student handbook.
If you have an office or cubicle you work in, I ask you to turn around and look to see if you have any binders from trainings, classes, conferences, or on-boarding. If you're like many of us, you have binder upon binder sitting dusty on your shelf. Or maybe you just tossed all of them the last time you moved :-) With the OneNote model, you can have a digital version of every training or conference you've ever attended. And it's searchable, portable, offline-able, and there are no printing costs! With OneNote's collaborative features, course designers can collaboratively developed classes or trainings on SharePoint or a UNC file share and then package up the notebook for students when finished. Many groups inside and outside of Microsoft have said that the collaborative courseware development through shared notebook truly changes the way that they work. No more mailing around giant documents for weeks. All courseware designers can be on the same page, they can go offline, and OneNote's flexibility allows easy layout options along with rich media types.
The benefits we've seen from this both at Microsoft and externally are:
Within Microsoft, there are groups all across the company using OneNote to replace paper materials. We've already been reaping huge costs benefits. One example is listed below where we saved $360,000 for a single large class being converted to OneNote notebooks. If you did this for every class and training at Microsoft (or another company or school), the savings could be quite large and well into the millions of dollars. Within Microsoft, groups are now using OneNote for management training, IT on-boarding, new employee on-boarding, sales readiness, HR conferences, partner conferences, project management classes, new product training, new intern ramp-up, finance playbooks, legal documentation, etc. And think about all that paper, processing and wasted efficiency that can be saved! If your course needs a last minute update with paper and it's already en-route to China, you have a big problem. With OneNote, it's a quick change and the "book/binder" is already updated.
Case studies
This is a Resource Kit that has been designed for people involved with eLearning, training or on-boarding. This walks you through the steps to create you own rich OneNote notebook. Sections in this notebook include : Basics, Collaboration, Distribution, and Examples.
The kit includes:
Here's a sampling of what the toolkit also discusses:
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Favorite Unity mantra - Let Go, Let God. Keita Bey, Vice- President
Has served numerous times on the Board of Directors over his years in Unity; drawn originally in 1985 to Unity Church of Christianity through a meditation group; serves on "Team Play," our social activities team; married to Joan Charlotte Rankin-Walker with two sons, Christian Bernard and Jeremy Steven, and one daughter, Autumn Mariah; "Unity feels like home to me."
Anne West, SecretaryA native Memphian who found Unity in 1994, changing my life forever; married to Jim West and have one son and a step-daughter; a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a degree in Health Information Management (although my heart belongs to the University of Memphis where she also did undergraduate work); now retired; since retiring have done volunteer work with Crossroads Hospice in the past and currently at the Woman's Exchange; love music (especially opera), reading, needlework, traveling and all animals.
Paulette Delk, Treasurer
Attended a Unity church as a teenager from time to time but truly "found" Unity in about 2003; has served as Board Secretary; married to Sam Delk and they have two adult children, who live in Florida; loves reading and square dancing in her leisure.
Henry BarnhardtBorn in Wilmington, NC and moved to Memphis in 1955; was active in Presbyterian Church as a Deacon and Elder marrying Linda Warren (Barnhardt) in 1995 and joining Unity Church of Memphis; served 3 years in US Army from 1967 to 1970; worked in telecommunications until retirement in 2010; has one son, one stepdaughter, one stepson, 7 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren; enjoys reading, traveling, golf, fishing, and spending time with his family. "Looking forward to serving Unity Church of Practical Christianity as a board member and liaison to Building and Grounds committee. Unity Church has helped me grow spiritually and I am thankful for the opportunity to serve."
Deb FordA truth student since 1980, who joined Unity in 1999 after moving to Memphis from Buffalo , NY . A Masters in Social work has resulted in 30 years of professional experience in disabilities; teaching, public speaking, strengthening families, event development and management, fundraising, volunteer development and quality assurance assessments. Served two previous terms on the Board as Secretary and Vice President. The joy and spiritual expansion that result from service are central to her spiritual practice. Currently serving as Board liaison to the Events Team and looking forward to bringing quality speakers to our church.
JoAnna JohnsonAn active member in Unity churches for at least 34 years; a retired Chicago police officer, mother of 4, grandmother of 10 and great grandmother of 4; "known as a peacemaker" because of her good listening skills, patience and understanding; When attending First Unity Church. she served on the Board of Trustees as both President and Vice-President; chaired the Hospitality committee for 4 years and taught in Sunday school.
Anne McSpaddenI have been a psychologist in practice for over 25 years in the West TN area. The type of work that I have done has taken me to many different settings. There has always been a need for me to have align my knowledge of human behavior with my spiritual beliefs. Unity has provided that place for me. I have been a member of Unity church since 1997. I have enjoyed watching all the Unity Churches in Memphis grow and adapt to the changes in the community. I believe we have an important message to provide to people in the community that I have not heard anywhere else.
Patrick SmithA seeker of Unity Truth for over 16 years; passionate about reading, meeting people, and making soup; has a "total of 1 wife, 5 children/stepchildren and 2 cats."
Mona WinfreyNative of Chattanooga, TN area; graduated from University of Memphis with master's in counseling; married with a daughter who lives in Atlanta; professional career focused in program development, organizational management and executive leadership, visioning and development; came to Unity through attending events at Unity Village; has been with this church since earlier 90's; ordained Interfaith Minister with a love for studying, experiencing and accepting the many paths God has for bringing us all into His embrace of Oneness; her passion includes being of service to others' health and well-being through a wholistic practice, the Caring Center, and community involvement that makes a positive difference in the lives of others. My daily offering to God is "how may I be of service to You this day? Use me to do Your Will Your Way!" It is my joy to serve my church!


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Like the idea of all the healthy ingredients ( I am not vegan) but sometimes make vegan recipes. However, no way would I consider using 1 tbls. of baking soda ....just too much and leaves a very strong taste. Some extra baking powder and about 1 tsp. baking soda might work better. Not the best vegan recipe out there but could be with work.
Just a note these muffins are not sugar free! They may not have any sugar added but they have 42.6 g of carbohydrates which is a lot of sugar per muffin! Carbohydrates are sugar! Especially for diabetics this is very important info. Just be aware not all "no sugar added" is "sugar free"!
I think these would have been a lot better to me, if I was on a strict vegan diet. Comparing them to regular muffins, there was just way to many bananas. I didn't think they were dry, cake, or soft like a muffin. The centers were more like cooked dense bananas. The add ins saved these. I used 1/2 chocolate chunks and 1/2 milk chocolate chips, as it was what I had. I cut the raisins to 2 1 oz boxes and it was plenty. Additionally, I subbed flax meal for the seed. I didn't have the seed and didn't want to bite into them anyway. I added a splash of vanilla also to the bananas. I made 1/2 recipe and got 12 good sized muffins. I like that this was egg free, made with whole grains, and didn't have any refined sugar. However, chocolate chips do have sugar. So, it is a little mis-leading. I ate about 3 of them and 1 more was eaten. The rest got tossed after they sat and no one ate them, unfortunately.


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Infographic: Scratches in Horses
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How would you react if your horse stepped on a nail? One practitioner outlines the steps you should take.... Read More
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Chief of Farrier Services Pat Reilly continues to explore new materials and techniques to advance hoof care.... Read More
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Montana Supreme Court Justice Jim Rice was born in Ontario, Canada, in 1957. While he was still a child, he moved with his family to the Glasgow area. He graduated from Glasgow High School in 1975. He then attended college in Missoula (University of Montana). He became a member of the Montana State Bar in 1982.
The homicide of Kim Nees took place near Poplar in 1979. Barry Beach was convicted of her murder in 1984 after a short trial in Glasgow. Glasgow was a small town with a legal community of less than a dozen attorneys.
The probability that Rice knew or had close acquaintances who knew members of the trial's jury has to be quite high. The probability that he heard rumors and other hearsay about this trial that did not originate in official court documents has to be quite high also. Given these facts and circumstances, Rice should never have been involved with any issues involving the Beach case while he was on the Montana Supreme Court. Ethically, he should have recused himself from such involvement.
Instead of recusing himself from the Beach case, Rice wrote the court's opinion that denied Beach a new trial and returned him to prison effectively for the rest of his life.
As Rice's opponent in the upcoming Supreme Court election in November, I again challenge Rice to a public debate.
Anyone interested in my campaign is invited to go to www.f4dave4justice.com/
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(Undated) -- We're starting to learn a little about the grand jury members tasked with deciding whether a white Ferguson, Missouri police officer will be charged in connection with the death of an unarmed black teen. Bloomberg News says the panel consists of nine whites and three African Americans. The racial makeup of the grand jury isn't likely to sit well with everyone in the overwhelmingly black St. Louis suburb that's seen more than a week of protests over the incident.


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A professor in the Department of German and Romance Languages and Literatures, Dr. Egginton teaches Spanish and Latin American literature, literary theory, and the relation between literature and philosophy. He received his PhD in comparative literature from Stanford University and joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins in 2006. In 2009, he was named chair of the department, and in 2010 he was named the Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities.
Before coming to the Krieger School, Dr. Egginton taught at the University at Buffalo, Cornell University, and Stanford University. While at Buffalo, he received the Provost' s Young Investigator Award for Outstanding Achievement in Research. He is the author of numerous books, papers, articles, blogs, and translations. His most recent book, In Defense of Religious Moderation, was published by Columbia University Press in 2011. He also serves on the editorial and advisory boards of several language and humanities journals.


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I have to agree with Cymbel here. Gravity is your enemy. I would give chain the nod on mobility in the short term, but only if the game has turn by turn rules for how tired you get and how that effects you.
Seriously, if you fight for more rounds (in a row) in chain than you have toughness, you should get Fatigued. It is not condusive to efficient maneuvering. That doesn't mean you'd get fatigue every turn after, but people couldn't fight for very long in armor. Moving from one fight to the next, okay, moving to engage a new opponent, sure, but in the constant press you get tired and then you die.
Articulated plate on the other hand was much better for fighting. technology. I know the M41 doesn't have a handle on it anymore, but it doesn't mean we have to forget.


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One of the most influential animators in history, Grim Natwick, born Myron Noidveig on August 16, 1890, had a decades long career that spanned the entire history of both TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation and TheDarkAgeOfAnimation, having worked at most of the major cartoon studios of the time.
Noteworthy work of Natwick includes the earliest incarnations of WesternAnimation/BettyBoop (up till ''WesternAnimation/BimbosInitiation'') and Fleischer talkies in general, contributing heavily to the UbIwerks studio, animating a third of Snow White herself in Disney's feature length film, being a top animator at Creator/WalterLantz's studio and UPA, and later down the road served as a mentor and animator for Creator/RichardWilliams, as well as contributing animation to Richard's animated epic ''WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler'', animating the Witch in that film while in his 90's.
Natwick died on October 7, 1990, shortly after [[SugarWiki/MomentofAwesome celebrating his 100th birthday]].
He was also lifelong friends with fellow veteran animator [[ShamusCulhane James "Shamus" Culhane]], as well as industry pioneer and animator Creator/BillNolan.
You can find the whole story of this underrated animation master in this [[UsefulNotes/AnimationResources Animation Resources]] [[http://animationresources.org/?p=3569 article.]]
!!Works of his include:
* Fire Bugs ({{Talkartoons}})
* Wise Flys
* Dizzy Dishes
* Swing You Sinners
* Mariutch
* Accordian Joe
* Mysterious Mose
* Please Go 'Way And Let Me Sleep (1931)
* Teacher's Pest
* Tree Saps
* BimbosInitiation: One of The50GreatestCartoons.
* The New Car: First stint at the UbIwerks studio.
* Jail Birds
* Africa Squeaks
* The Milk Man (1932)
* The Office Boy
* Room Runners
* Stormy Seas
* The Goal Rush
* Phoney Express
* The Music Lesson
* Soda Squirt (1933)
* Jack and the Beanstalk
* Robin Hood Jr. (1934)
* Insultin' the Sultan
* Reducing Creme
* Cave Man
* Jungle Jitters
* Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp
* Viva Willie
* The King's Tailor
* Old Mother Hubbard (1935)
* Summertime
* Sinbad the Sailor
* Mickey's Fire Brigade: First stint at Disney.
* The Cookie Carnival
* The Three Bears
* Simple Simon
* Broken Toys
* Mickey's Polo Team (1936)
* Ali Baba
* Dick Whittington's Cat
* Alpine Climbers
* Little Boy Blue
* Three Little Wolves
* Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs: Animated a third of Snow White herself in the film.
* Mother Goose Goes Hollywood (1938)
* Gulliver's Travels (animation director)
* The Fulla Bluff Man (1940)
* Popeye Presents Eugene the Jeep (1940)
* Take Heed Mr. Tojo (1943)
* Abou Ben Boogie (1944)
* Ski For Two
* Enemy Bacteria (1945)
* Pied Piper of Basin Street
* Chew-Chew Baby
* The Dippy Diplomat
* Who's Cookin' Who? (1946)
* Bathing Buddies
* The Reckless Driver
* Fair Weather Fiends
* The Wacky Weed
* Smoked Hams (1947)
* The Coo-Coo Bird
* Well Oiled
* Solid Ivory
* The Bandmaster
* Trouble Indemnity (1950)
* The Popcorn Story
* Bungled Bungalow
* RootyTootToot (1951)
* Georgie And The Dragon
* Spare the Child (1954)
* Terror Faces Magoo (1959)
* WesternAnimation/FelixTheCat (Trans-Lux TV series)
* The Mighty Hercules (TV series) (1963): directing animator - 3 episodes; Double Trouble, Guarding of the Olympic Torch, & Medusa's Sceptre)
* Raggedy Ann And Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)
* WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler (1997): Grim, working alongside his apprentice Creator/RichardWilliams, singlehandedly animated the Witch in the film--while he was in his 90's, no less!
* NamesTheSame as an actor who cameoed in ''Film/CatsAndDogs''.


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Some of you may remember that I bought an HK USPc 9mm about 2 weeks ago. Well, I finally had a chance to go shoot it today and was NOT impressed. It was not simple to operate and I thought I gripped it just perfect, but for some reason, the way it fit my hand, I limped wristed just about every time I shot it, and stove piped most of the rounds I put through it. Now I am new to guns, but that was just ridiculous. I bought this gun for home defense/conceal carry and if it is going to be that much trouble for me to shoot, then this gun isn't going to work.
So I had only put about 10 rounds through the hk and decided to put it away and go rent the glock 19 again, the very first gun I ever shot and loved. I put about 90 rounds through the glock, with no issues, and decided that was the gun for me.
Longs story short, I now own a glock 19 w/ trijicon night sights. Got it on sale w/ trijicon night sights at Cabela's for $539. I am sooooo happy with it. I am absolutely in love with this gun. It is so simple to operate and shoots very smoothly and accurately. I feel very confident shooting this gun vs. that HK.
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Tractors for the New Generation of Farmers World Premiere for Massey Ferguson Global Series
Massey Ferguson, a worldwide brand of AGCO (NYSE: AGCO), is unveiling the groundbreaking new MF Global Series tractors at its exciting Vision of the Future event in Beauvais, France.
Backed by an investment of over $350 million from its parent company AGCO, and the result of more than six years of research and development, the Massey Ferguson Global Series is a brand-new product line of 60-130hp tractors which will ultimately be assembled at multiple manufacturing sites and sold globally.
"With its forward-looking perspective, our Vision of the Future event is the perfect platform for the world public debut of these new machines," comments Richard Markwell, Massey Ferguson Vice President and Managing Director Europe/Africa/Middle East (EAME). "This is the largest manufacturing and new product development project in the history of AGCO and is an extremely significant evolution for the Massey Ferguson brand. It signals the biggest extension to our tractor line-up for many years. Massey Ferguson boasts impeccable credentials to spearhead the ambitious Global Series project with unrivalled experience and understanding of designing, manufacturing and selling tractors in international markets."
"As modern agriculture becomes ever more challenging and hungry for efficient and appropriate mechanisation, these tractors represent a new source of power for world agriculture. Designed from the outset for global distribution, they will offer an array of specification, options and features to suit customers no matter where in the world they farm," Mr Markwell continued.
Multi-national engineering teams worked on a clean-sheet design. Their brief was to take the concept of the utility tractor and re-engineer it from the ground up whilst incorporating the classic Massey Ferguson design tenets of straightforward, dependable operation. Around 90% of the components are completely new. More than 36,000 hours of lab and field testing have seen prototype models show their paces in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas.
In a concept unique in the farm machinery industry, the thrust of the manufacturing strategy is to create a highly flexible network of plants where major units and complete tractors can be produced and assembled at multiple locations throughout the world. Plants in the network include Canoas in Brazil, Chennai in India, Manisa in Turkey and Changzhou in China. At Changzhou, a brand-new state-of-the-art factory has been built to act as an anchor facility for both tractor manufacturing and for the supply of major components. Wholly owned and operated by AGCO, the plant is equipped with all the very latest machine tools, assembly processes and systems as distributed extensively in AGCO factories worldwide.
The Massey Ferguson Global Series will be introduced on a phased approach basis over the next five years. Rugged, dependable, easy-to-operate and maintain, they will be available as footstep, semi-platform, platform and cab versions. The first model – the 82hp MF 4708 – is already in production for African markets and the next model up, the MF 4709 will be launched in other EAME markets later this year.
"The Global Series is designed by our experienced engineering teams, built by using cutting-edge manufacturing and quality techniques and fully backed and supported in the field," adds Mr Markwell. "These tractors are set to become the machines of choice for the new generation of farmers all over the world."
Massey Ferguson – a Year in Review
2011 has been a year of new products, investment and multiple awards for Massey Ferguson. That's the message from Richard Markwell, MF's Vice-President and Managing Director for Europe, Africa and Middle East in his personal review of 2011 in the latest NEWS@MF web cast. With the outlook for farm industry fundamentals remaining strong, 2012 looks set to be another positive year for agriculture with plenty to look forward to and yet more new developments from Massey Ferguson.
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"We've been doing the Jam at the Slam at the Mercury every Sunday for thirteen years, and after all that time, they have a sensitivity to performing to poetry," he says of his backup band. "But I will be reading read some of it a cappella, too," he adds.
The reading begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Tattered Cover LoDo, 1628 16th Street, and admission is free; for details, visit www.tatteredcover.com or call 303-436-1070.
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How to Slay Sin, Part 4
Monday, February 28, 2011
We've been considering some of the necessary steps toward killing sin. That's a binding command for every believer. No one is exempt from slaying sin (Col. 3:5), but no one is powerless against it either (Rom. 8:13). God has equipped and empowered all those who abide in Christ (John 15:5) with the necessary wisdom and weapons to succeed. Here are the steps we have considered...
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How to Slay Sin, Part 3
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Let's take a look at step three in slaying sin: Fill your mind with Scripture. John Bunyan, author of the classic Pilgrim's Progress, wrote in the cover of his Bible, "Either this book will keep you from sin, or sin will keep you from this book." Bunyan understood what many in the war against sin don't—the Word of God is the weapon you simply cannot neglect.
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How to Slay Sin, Part 2
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Imagine you're facing an enemy on the battlefield who enjoyed a good night's sleep, a hearty breakfast, and a personal escort to the most strategic position on the battlefield. And here's the worst part—you provided all those things! Sound absurd?
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
If you've been with us the last couple of posts, you know sin is your enemy. You understand it lurks deep within your members, warring against your soul, seeking to ambush you at your most vulnerable moment. You've experienced its power and treachery many times...
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Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Are you ready to kill? That's a stark question, and it demands qualification, but killing is a regular part of the Christian life. There's an aspect of being a Christian that's downright violent. You see, God commands us to hunt down and kill all remaining sin—to terminate it with extreme prejudice.
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Haha, yeah.. I don't ask a whole novel.. but just a bit more details in the posts.. For example I'm interested not just in how you walked around in those shorts and/or shirts, but also others you saw that made an impression...
And for example also gym teachers, sports coaches, etc.
Seriously, between high school, college, gyms, beaches, gyms, adult bookstores, and just other places cruising around southern California, I could write at length about the things I saw and did, but as much fun as that would be, it would be taking this thread way off topic. As hard as it would seem to imagine by today's fashion standards, guys did dress like that in the 80's though, especially the half-shirts. They actually originally came from the football crowd, but all of us jocks wore them, with shorts, jeans, and sweats. The shorts were popular with both guys and girls. A great look, and great memories...
Just for the novelty of comparison to where I'm from; the only person I ever saw wearing these kind of shorts were some creepy middle-aged guy with bronze leather skin... in the bus... in winter... and that was in the 1990s... FML
Love use of jocks and jockstraps in gay porn like vintage days.
You really are breaking my heart - or other apendage
While my stupid, straight brother was lucky enough to really live 1973-1983, I alas didn't come of age until the bitter end, when the hair was getting shorter, the pants were getting longer, the cuffs were getting smaller... and GRID/AIDS was just starting to make the news and scare the fuck out of us.
YES, before you say it, the fear probably saved my life - but at this point I wonder if I wouldn't have made the trade...?
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After some semi-extensive Google image searching, I believe "Austin" is on the left, and "Justin" is on the right.
It appears they were clothes models in the 80's.
That's all I got so far - which is kind of disappointing.
I was hoping they were porn stars, and I'd be able to see them naked.
Found 'em here: (Pix weren't linkable).
I guess I'm living proof that you can have one hell of a good time and not have to pay for it with your life. I have a number of friends who died. I guess a "got it" early on, and was aware enough to be very, very careful. But you can have a hell of a good time with just your mouth and hands. No judgments - assplay was just never my thing, and still isn't.
Yes! Yes! Yes! pieguy. Jamie was one of my first porn crushes as well. He reminded me so much of a boy who in our youth initiated me during a sleepover. Experimentation I guess. He moved on to girls but I couldn't get enough of what he had showed me & taught me.
Last I heard Jamie is still alive - living with HIV - and is a personal trainer in California. He's muscled up a bit and has shaved his head. Not the gorgeous little twink we remember but still fit and attractive in his early 50s now.
thanks for the update, Jase1108. dang, i absolutely loved his silky hair but understand that hair doesn't necessarily last forever. glad he is alive -- i think if i looked him straight in the eyes, i would know that it is him. you never forget your first crush. if you could pm me with how you got that current information about jamie, i would be grateful. thanks again.
drenched guys ... long-haired guys ... foodsex guys ...
I've always been into Nick Harmon, though I'm not sure if he's and 80s man or a 90s one. All I've seen is pics of him--never cam across any video clips.
What's Tony Stefano doing these days? He's still alive, right? Anybody got a picture of what he looks like now?
Sorry pie. I did a google search for that interview but wasn't able to find it. I remember a couple years ago I had just transferred all my Jamie scenes from VHS to a custom made 'best of' dvd. That's when I found the interview online and I thought I saved it but it's either been taken down or it's buried in another file. What I do remember is that he is alive and taking medicine for HIV, works at a gym. He talked about his past. He worked as a call boy in Hollywood. Saw Jon King entering a gay bookstore, followed him in, became friends and took him to an audition. He was born in 1960 and his earliest scene was in the 1978 film loop Triple Workout found on the Magnum Griffin 4 dvd/vhs (he bottoms for 2 muscle studs in a gym). He also did some work for Swedish Erotica but none of the performers are credited and he said he has never seen any of those films. And that's pretty much all I remember.
I have all the movies he appeared in with the exception of Inevitable Love, 2 of the P.M. Production titles and the Swedish Erotica films. When it comes to early 80s gay porn - for me anyway - Jamie is right up there with Leo Ford, Todd Baron, Andy Fuller & Jon King. I liked Kip & Scott Noll, Brian Hawkes, Buster, and so many more from that era too but the 5 I mentioned were my absolute favorites. Mid to late 80s I liked Jeff Quinn, Kurt Marshall, Steve Henson, Kevin Williams & Pierce Matthews (Men TV). As you can see I love my bottom boys.
thanx for the details, Jase1108. we definitely think alike -- jamie was at the top of my list, but todd baron was absolutely amazing as well. they had some of the same features -- especially the long silky hair that hung down into their eyes -- i am a sucker for that! leo (and lance) were awesome, and i had a thing for randy page as well -- especially his shower scene in 'valley boys'. and i cannot forget jeremy scott -- again, his hair was a big turn-on. i actually ran into jeremy scott and kevin williams at different times and talked very briefly. the 80s were my intro into gay porn -- and what a time it was.....
drenched guys ... long-haired guys ... foodsex guys ...
Use to enjoy the works of YMAC with young twinks in action.
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I'm looking after a porn i really can't find. I've loaded a clip a looong time ago. Its name is "Skip - 5min", it's about a guy who tries to fuck Skip in his bedroom, SKIP is written on the wall in bold red letters, and some boy is watching hidden in the closet. At the end the one in the closet is found and thrown out of there. I'd really like to know where this one comes from... Thank you !!
That particular scene is from a movie called "Getting It." Bijou Video produced it, but it starred Shawn Michaels, Jim Bentley, Rick Donovan. Great movie!
Speaking of Shawn Michaels, that ^^ looks like a scene from one of Shawn's films that
was one of only two that Jon Von Crouche made: Popular Mechanics
God, check out the upper left corner... back in 1984 they still made posters for the upcoming
films & videos, just like East Hollywood!
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It's a shame Jon Von Crouche didn't do more scenes. I have both movies but still...I want more.
The popular mechanics ad takes me back. I wrestled the guy in the middle in high school. His real name was Kelly. Nice guy that use to stutter.
For some reason, I seem to remember that Popular Mechanics was originally called "Hot Male Mechanics." I could be wrong though.....
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
^ FUCK! I've been trying to remember the name of that movie for AGES!
PLEASE tell me what it is.........might be a in it for you........ .......
That stairway scene is one of the hottest things I ever saw.......
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i'm after some info on one of the stars of these bases are loaded ,i think its david hix ,ive a had a search on the the google machine with no luck. he's the one in the movie with lots of ohh and yeah looks on his face.
Todd Baron is hands-down my favorite Oldies porn star. It's a shame he didn't do more videos. I have always wondered what happened to him.
Todd Baron - (sigh) - lol. I bought the movie way back in the early 80s because of Leo Ford but quickly discovered Todd. The pic on the color box did him no justice. He was easily for brunettes what Leo was for blonds. I've watched his 3 scenes in Style so many times over the years - true nutbusters. The only other scene I've ever come across is a Buckshot production. I have it on a dvd called Man-To-Man Heat. Very hot! He's in a 3-way with J.W. King and another guy. I too wish he would have done more. He could have been a major bottom star ala Jon King or Jamie Wingo. If anyone has any info on more scenes anywhere - please let us know.
These Bases are Loaded was William Higgins classic with Jw and Jon King, Derick Stanton, Brad Peters to name few off hand.
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I believe the other actor is Joey Ross and the movie is "Never Ending Studs"


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By James Slater: Jamie Cox of Swindon picked up a debatable, controversial 12-round UD over Ghana's Obadai Sai tonight in London, taking the unbeaten Africans Commonwealth light-middleweight title with the win. The scores were 114-113, 114-112 and 115-113, all for Cox. Cox is now 16-0(9). Sai, who was in tears after hearing the verdict and losing his belt, falls to 15-1(10). The big talking point of the fight, which was a decent action scrap - were the repeated low blows Cox landed. This stinks, former world champ and current SKY commentator Johnny Nelson said of the decision - a decision that went to Cox despite his repeated fouls. Beginning very early in the fight and getting seriously crazy in the 4th, southpaw Cox landed some seemingly blatant low blows; ones that landed well below the belt line of the 27-year-old champions shorts. This series of fouls overshadowed the good work 25-year-old Cox was doing. Also making tonights decision look a distinctly dodgy one, were the number of clear head shots Sai landed - his right hand landing flush on many occasions. Many of the rounds were close, with Coxs sheer work-rate winning him most of the early sessions. But Sais accuracy and class looked to have bagged him enough of the middle and later rounds to have earned him the verdict. Cox also finished the fight looking tired and badly bloodied. A clash of heads in the 2nd-round left the challenger with a nasty cut above the left eye, while a cut was opened over Coxs right eye by a punch in the 6th. Both fighters felt the pace, a quite torrid one, and at the end both were looking ragged. But to me it was Cox who got hit the most overall, it was Cox who looked less in charge, and it was Cox who flaunted with disqualification with those repeated low blows (well into double figures by the end of the fight). For what its worth, I had Sai holding onto his crown by a couple of points. Doubtless many in the crowd at the Frank Warren charity event also felt Sai won, as loud booing was to be heard as the verdict was announced. But if the scoring of the officials will probably be debated, the question of whether or not Cox should have been DQd will certainly be asked. The referee, Mark Green, did take two points away from Cox (one point in the 5th, another in the 12th-round), as well as warning him three times, but was that enough? Cox later denied landing intentional low blows and he seemed unwilling to accept that hed landed anything naughty. It depends on what you call low blows, the winner replied to a question asking him about his constant fouling. Anyone who saw tonights entertaining but ultimately controversial, somewhat spoilt fight will tell you; Coxs low blows were definite low blows. The least Sai deserves is a rematch. To his credit, Cox did say hed give him one.
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As expressed by some of our satisfied
customers,
ImageWorks' dedication to absolute
customer
satisfaction is not a hollow promise.

We have worked
together with ImageWorks Display and Marketing developing upscale
custom cigarette and tobacco fixtures for all of our locations. The
fixtures have met our needs for superior merchandising of the tobacco
and OTP category and are built to last so we won't need to refixture
as often as in the past. The fixtures
offer the flexibility to meet the ever changing manufacturer
contracts. ImageWorks has been a great partner throughout the entire
process.

Mike
Askwith
Global Category Director
ExxonMobil

ImageWorks Display and Marketing has played a
big part in the successful merchandising of cigarettes and tobacco in
our new convenience stores. The fixtures and signage they provide
are top notch. Not only do they give an enhanced appearance to
the category, they are built to last and the versatility allows
manufacturers to achieve all merchandising contractual requirements
and marketing needs. Everyone in the
industry should consider ImageWorks as their supplier of
fixtures.

Todd
Bostian
Merchant
THD FUEL Stores

In developing merchandising and signage
concepts, The Home Depot Fuel was seeking to partner with experienced
companies who not only had experience with the products to be sold
but displayed a unique ability to take a look forward with
convenience store image and graphics. The interior fixtures and window signage that
was developed by ImageWorks lives up to that forward look and
at the same time allows THD FUEL to be flexible with our messages and
direct with the presentation to the customer. Each fixture is
engineered in a way so that cost, ease of installation, contractual
considerations and visual dynamics are incorporated into production.
We continue to work with ImageWorks as
we refine our concepts.

Stephen
Bottomly
Director - Site Development
THD FUEL Stores

When we
needed new tobacco racks the team at ImageWorks Display took the time to work with
us to learn our needs, then presented us with the solution.
Thanks ImageWorks.

Glenn Carroll
Merchandiser
Xtramart
Convenience Stores

Over the past year, we have enjoyed working
closely with ImageWorks' creative and energetic team.
ImageWorks is a one stop solution and offer a full range of high
quality value added services from design to implementation. They
excel in project management and have proven to go the "extra mile" to
get the job done in the most efficient way possible. It's easy to recommend ImageWorks as a
partner of choice.

Doug
Schweers
Category Manager
Chevron Canada

Over recent years I have worked with
ImageWorks in a partnership to develop a large scale nationwide
refurbishment program. Their approach to this partnership has not
only supported the implementation of the project but I have found the team prepared to go above
and beyond expectations to truly support the success of the
project. ImageWorks has at all times exhibited a high level of
professionalism supported by an attention to detail matched by few.
I highly recommend ImageWorks as a
partner of choice.

Rob
McKay
Global Category Manager
Tobacco and

ImageWorks
has been a great partner throughout our re-design and implementation
of our new tobacco back bars. The store managers and field
supervision have been delighted with the unit and its ease of use.
The unit gives a upscale look while meeting our needs in terms of
merchandising and destination.

Tony
Bandiera
Category Manager
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ImageWorks Display and Marketing is our
preferred vendor for our custom made cigarette fixtures. They
manufacture state of the art cigarette and tobacco fixtures. It has been a pleasure to work with
ImageWorks representatives because they are eager to help us
any way they can to satisfy our needs and requirements, always keeping their promises and ensuring
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Marquette Bank Employees Hold a Warm and Fuzzy Drive to Help Neighbors in Need Neighborhood bank donates warm clothing and accessories to local organizations
Orland Park, IL (Feb. 10, 2014) –– Marquette Bank, a locally-owned neighborhood bank, recently gave back to those in need through its Neighborhood Warm and Fuzzy Drive, an employee-driven effort to help local organizations benefitting the less fortunate. Throughout January and February, almost 300 items were donated, including coats, gloves, hats, slippers, scarves, blankets, socks, robes and snow pants. "This winter's record of below zero temperatures has proven how bitterly cold the Chicagoland area can get and. by providing warm clothing and accessories, we hope to make the winter season much more tolerable for the less fortunate and homeless," Betty Kosky-Harn, Executive Vice President, said. "We would like to thank all of our employees who donated warm and fuzzy items for this great cause." Below is a list of nonprofits that benefitted from Marquette Bank's Neighborhood Warm and Fuzzy Drive:
The Neighborhood Warm and Fuzzy Drive is part of the Marquette Neighborhood Commitment where each quarter the bank focuses on a different area of need – shelter, hunger, education and health/wellness. For more information about Marquette Bank and its Neighborhood Commitment call 1-888-254-9500 or visit www.emarquettebank.com/neighborhood.
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The coming of next generation consoles is almost certainly going to kill off a number of today's sicklier series, and the below list of franchises and subfranchises I'd like publishers to bring back is thus almost entirely born of crippling denial. But a man can dream, particularly when he's working over the weekend. Add your own willfully unrealistic next gen revival proposals in the comments.
Star Wars: Republic Commando
An entry that springs in part, I must admit, from my disappointment that the forthcoming Aliens: Colonial Marines is not, in fact, "Brothers in Arms in space" - a vision I've been carrying a candle for since prototype screens hinted at the presence of marine classes. Fortunately, gaming already has a "Brothers in Arms in space". LucasArts' Republic Commando is a well-realised and (for the time) beautiful brainy shooter let down only by heavy enemy spawning and insubstantial multiplayer.
Given the announcement of a brand new film trilogy, it hardly seems inappropriate to clamour for more Star Wars videogames besides Star Wars 1313. A Republic Commando sequel could learn a few tricks about convincing in-game hardware from Dead Space, while fattening out the context-sensitive command system into something that can support proper tactical conundrums, in the vein of Full Spectrum Warrior.
Viva Pinata
The core principles of Rare's delightfully crafted animal husbandry sandbox were looking a bit played out by the launch of Trouble in Paradise. New breeds of exquisite papier-mache wildlife to pamper, an array of new biomes to populate, and an expanded co-op mode are not-insignificant additions to the line-up, but the sequel is ultimately an exercise in preaching to the faithful - and when you're a console strategy game that looks like something Bagpuss threw up, the last thing you want to do is deepen your niche.
But those are, nonetheless, core principles I'd like to experience anew. There's a special kind of thrill which arises from the sight of a new Pinata emerging from the wilderness - a monochrome wanderer, waiting to be pumped full of candy and colour, then smashed on the head with a shovel and piped off to Pinata HQ. As far as incredibly sinister entertainment formulae go, they don't come much more charming.
The franchise was once the spear-tip of Microsoft's assault on Nintendo's audience and kiddy entertainment at large - the publisher partnered with Bardel Entertainment to produce a spin-off TV series across 2006-2009 - but market changes put paid to that gambit: today's "kiddies" get their kicks from the unending media buffet proffered by smartphones and browsers, not boxed sims.


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As members of the Fort Benton High School wrestling team checked into the Boothill Inn, 242 E. Airport Road, they were just glad to find a place to stay.
"We usually stay at a Best Western on the South Side, but they didn't have any rooms available," said Tyler Starman, assistant coach.
Starman said that he had to make a few calls before he found rooms at the Boothill.
It's a good thing they'd booked in advance, because the 69 rooms at the Boothill were going fast.
The state wrestling tournament, which begins Friday at the Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark, will fill hotel rooms across the city as athletes and their families from across the state descend on Billings.
"We are completely full," said Shelli Mann, Boothill Inn's general manager. "We fill up every year that the wrestlers come to town. It's a great piece of business for us."
When this many people come to Billings, it's not only hotels that benefit from the influx of visitors. From her spot at the front desk, Mann said she sees a lot of families loaded down with bags from retailers at the mall or the West End.
"The entire city of Billings is going to see a big economic boost from the wrestlers coming from the other parts of the state," she said.
Restaurants near the Metra are also getting ready for a brisk five days of business as Valentine's Day and President's Day bookend a busy weekend at the Metra.
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"We are expecting a very busy week, starting today," Amini said.
Being right across the street from Metra, Applebee's can get quite busy during big weekends
like this.
"(We) anticipate these events ahead of time with staffing and food and all the stuff that goes with it," he said.
The weekend will be a good one for Billings businesses, according to officials.
"The community takes in about $900,000 in the weekend," said Alex Tyson, executive director of the Billings Convention and Visitors Bureau. "It's a quieter time of year, and to have an event like this that fills the town is definitely a good thing."
In 2013 about 6,100 people entered the MetraPark to watch the two-day wrestling event, Tyson said.
This year, they expect similar attendance, which translates to about 2,000 hotel rooms being occupied on Thursday and Friday nights.
The Metra will be busy this weekend with a three-day gun show and a concert on Sunday night on the books, too.
"You put The Band Perry on top of it, and that makes a very good weekend for Billings," Tyson said.


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Model Legislation with Exemptions: ENDA models existing federal civil rights legislation, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. ENDA would cover private employers with 15 or more employees, as well as federal, state, and local governments, unions, and employment agencies. The U.S. military and certain religious organizations would be exempt. Quotas, disparate impact claims, and domestic partner benefits would not be permitted.
Terms Defined: Sexual orientation is "homosexuality, heterosexuality, or bisexuality." Gender identity is the "the gender-related identity, appearance, or mannerisms or other gender-related characteristics of an individual, with or without regard to the individual's designated sex at birth."
ENDA and Religious Exemptions
The version of ENDA in the current congress (2013-2014) includes a broad religious exemption for employers that untenably places LGBTQ workers and their families at risk. While Family Equality Council continues to support and strongly advocate for federal employment protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity, we do not support ENDA in its current form with its current religious exemption, which provides a broader exemption than any other piece of civil rights legislation effecting employment. We look forward to working with legislators, our advocacy partners, and our members to advocate for employment protections that ensure all families and workers cannot be fired, fail to be hired, or passed over for a promotion based on who they are or who they love.
Why is ENDA Necessary?
At-Risk Population: The U.S. workforce contains approximately 5.4 million lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) workers. LGBTQ people face high risks of job discrimination with no adequate remedy under federal law. The LGBT community is already at higher risk for poverty than the non-LGBT community.
Discrimination Legal: Only 16 states and the District of Columbia have laws that specifically ban workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Another five have laws that ban discrimination based on sexual orientation only. This patchwork of laws is inadequate to prevent and remedy the serious discrimination against LGBT employees that takes place across the county.
Zero Federal Protection: There is no federal law that expressly protects people from job discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
How does ENDA impact families?
Parents and Children: 3 million lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) Americans have had a child and as many as 6 million American children and adults have an LGBT parent. Many LGBT families live in Southern and Midwestern states, where they have limited or no protections from workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. 4.3 million LGBT Americans live in states with no state laws providing protection based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity/expression.
Economic Stability: At the foundation of every happy, healthy family is economic security – the ability to earn a living and the economic stability to provide for a dependent partner and children. ENDA ensures that families can continue to provide for each other without fear of discrimination.
Symbolic Value: Children of parents who are LGBT should not grow up feeling that their country does not value the economic stability and success of their parents and their families. America has a long tradition of valuing and protecting individuals and families for the contributions they make to the workforce, through such laws as Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Who supports ENDA?
Best Business Practice: Many of America's top businesses understand that an employee's sexual orientation or gender identity has nothing to do with his or her job performance. 88% of Fortune 500 companies include employment protections for their LGBT employees. Of small businesses, 62% already have policies against gender identity discrimination and 69% already have policies against sexual orientation discrimination.
State/Local Government Leadership: Federal law has been outpaced by the actions of state and local leaders. More than 40% of the country - including 16 states, the District of Columbia, and more than 100 cities and counties - has passed workplace protections for the LGBT community.
Public Opinion Polls: Recent national surveys show that 73% of Americans believe it should be illegal to discriminate against people on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in employment. Unfortunately, 87% of Americans believe that federal protections against LGBT discrimination in the workplace already exist and that it is already illegal to fire an employee simply for being LGBT.


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Hello all!! I just came across this site and am exctied to start shareing and learning with you! Can anyone share there keg conditioning with gyle experience with me. I have use this methond 3 times based on the equation in the Joy of home brew book. only on one occasion did i get any carbonation, and it was low (thankfully I just force carbonate and the beer it great). Im wondering if i need to add additional yeat during kegging or more gyle. Any thougts would be great. thanks nick
I guess now you know why many of us don't use that technique. You really have to be precise with the amount of unfermented wort you remove to use it. Other than that comment I don't have any recommendations to share with you. I'm glad you were able to salvage it though.
It can be fun to do this, and challenging to get it right, but in the end you still need to hook up the CO2 bottle to maintain carbonation. Aside from tradition and being 'correct' I can't see it being worth it.
Help a brother out, what exactly is "gyle"? Wort?
Ah, thanks for the confirmation. For nick: what styles of brew are you trying this with?
thank you all for the replies. I will try this again using a bit of fresh yeast with the glye/spiese. also i will monitor my psi to make sure everything is going well. it happens that im going to keg up my "Hopped up Red" today. I realize the benifits of this teqnique may not be worth the hassle, but hell there something nice about knowing your beer is 100% natural ingredients and has not been put under a lot of pressure!! nick
[QUOTE=Kaiser]I have done it. But not with the equation given in JOHB. My technique involves using more Speise (aka gyle) than necessary and monitoring the pressure build-up in th keg. If I get to much pressure I just bleed off the excess pressure. WHAT PRESSURE DO YOU SHOOT FOR? I use an excel sheet that I got from a German web-site for the calculations, but also asked the author of BeerSmit to add this feature to his program. In this I have to enter the SG and expected FG of the Speise. CAN YOU GIVE ME THE WEB SITE? THANKS NICK


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