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Me, too, Mary!! And thanks for the reminder. I watched only a little of the AKC Eukanuba show on Feb. 2nd, but I can't remember who won it. I think it was a terrier of some sort. And the Puppy Bowl was fun to watch before the Super Bowl. :D Brenda |
You an' me, girlfriend! I don't remember who won the Eukanuba, but I know I didn't agree... So, here I am, watching the toy breeds (which I don't like as much) (but they crack me up with the bobbing fur), but your favorite the pug is one of them! And they showed him real good, too. The two best TV nights of winter in my opinion! :) Mary |
Cripes, it figures I missed it! I guess I need a personal reminder butler to follow me around throughout the day so I don't forget stuff. LOL Well, I had the dental hygienist digging to China via my gumline yesterday, so I'm somewhat validated. :D Awww, a pug!!! I take it he didn't win the toy group, though? :( Hey, but I did see a pug on a leash yesterday in our very small town (pop. 800). What are the odds of that? :D **SPOILER ALERT** Looking at the website, I see Uno, a 15" Beagle, won best in show! He's a handsome little devil. I bet he really charmed the judges. *sigh* Maybe it will be rebroadcast soon! Brenda |
First time for a Beagle to win too. Beagles are cute if you can stand their braying! Only kidding - I love all the animals. |
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Rani thiught it was the best TV show ever! Bruno was less impressed. |
Chicka, Rani looks so grown up now! She's beautiful. I tried and tried, but Gretchen either wasn't impressed or she hasn't caught on to TV watching... she slept through the whole thing. When I saw all the champions, beautiful as they were, none of them made me grin like when Uno made his round. So I was really pleased with the outcome. Uno rules! I used to have a beagle mix sort of dog when I grew up, maybe that's why. :) Mary |
- Posted by chickadeedeedee z 6-7 ish Ohio (My Page) on Wed, Feb 13, 08 at 21:34
Thanks Mary. :-) Uno sure was struttin' his stuff wasn't he? He was saying "Hey! Look at me. I'm the best one here." LOL! Rani discovered television by herself a few months ago. We could be watching some animal show and then flip the channel and Rani gives us a look that pleads for the channel to go back to her show. Daisy doesn't care about TV. She wants real dogs or cats to play with. |
- Posted by sleeplessinftwayne z4-5 IND (My Page) on Thu, Feb 14, 08 at 6:47
Wow, I wish I had been able to watch. I do love beagles and the beagle mixes always seem to be so smart and friendly. We had a german shorthair and beagle mix and he was a doll. It's hard to imagine they have never won. Why weren't they entered in the working dogs or did I misunderstand? Sandy |
LOL!! @ Bruno! Holy kitties, I think all cats must do that when dogs are on TV! My Pookie absolutely refuses to watch when those "filthy vermin" are on the screen. She does the head turn with ears back thing, as though she's digusted by what she's seeing. LOL!! I'm with Daisy in that I prefer the real thing, too. :D Brenda |
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Eric Rudolph has confessed to being the Olympic Park bomber, as well as to bombing a gay nightclub in Atlanta and an abortion clinic in Birmingham. For this he will receive four life sentences with no chance for parole and will spend the rest of his sorry life in a federal prison, courtesy of the taxpayers. May he rot in Hell. For anyone who hid him in North Carolina mountains thinking they were making some self-righteous statement of protest against the federal government, may they spend eternity with Jane Fonda on a gun turret in North Vietnam. As managing director of communications and government relations for the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games, I saw Rudolph's handiwork up close and personal. It wasn't pretty. What had been one of the most festive venues during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta was reduced to an eerie silence by a pipe bomb that was responsible for the death of two people (one by heart attack) and injuries to at least 100 spectators gathered in Centennial Park in the early morning hours of July 27. Planning and executing any Olympic Games is chaotic. In Atlanta, this was especially true. Our games were funded privately, which meant the committee had to raise $1.7 billion. We walked a financial tightrope every day. In addition, we were dealing with one of the most incompetent and race-obsessed public officials on God's earth, Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell, who had the grand vision of a turnip. All he and his lackeys cared about was making a buck off the games, no matter how tacky and dysfunctional the city looked. That approach to a potentially world-class event gave rise to the abominable sidewalk vendors program, which was a financial failure for the vendors and an international embarrassment. The only thing effective about the program was its ability to clog Atlanta's streets. To make matters worse, the Atlanta games were subjected to sophomoric coverage by the Atlanta newspapers, more interested in catching our CEO Billy Payne in a "gotcha" than in putting pressure on the city government to get its stuff together and make Atlanta look like the top-flight city it claimed to be. Sadly, the timid business community was too afraid of incurring Campbell's wrath to be of much help. In spite of this, the games were going along splendidly. Technical glitches and transportation issues plagued us, but most of those had been fixed. The athletes and the numbers of people watching the games in person and on television were setting records. By the end of the first week, we were beginning to exhale. Then came the bombing. To quote Charles Dickens, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." The worst, of course, was the loss of life and the injuries. The best was the response to the bombing on the part of athletes, spectators and volunteers. The decision had been made immediately after the explosion that the games would go on. No one wanted a deranged act to intimidate us into stopping the Olympic Games, yet no one knew for sure if anyone would show up later that day. We got our answer when crowds streamed into the venues for Saturday morning's events, less than 12 hours after the bombing. By the time the day was over, we had held 21 competitions, with our stadiums at 95 percent capacity and more than 85 percent of our volunteers on hand. To put an exclamation point on the day, 27,000 tickets were sold to future events. In the weeks and months to follow, there would be a media feeding frenzy that saw security guard Richard Jewell accused - and later exonerated - of any role in the bombing. There would be a long and futile search for Eric Rudolph, culminating in his capture in a garbage dump (how fitting!) by a rookie police officer in a small town in North Carolina, and later a confession. Today, for those of us who put our hearts and souls into the Centennial Olympic Games, there is finally closure. After all these years, though, it still hurts. You can reach Dick Yarbrough at firstname.lastname@example.com , P.O. Box 725373, Atlanta, Ga. 31139. Visit his Web site at www.dickyarbrough.com .More like this story
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Ray and Edward wrote an interesting paper in 2006 trying to think about corruption with effects of social norms and that of legal enforcement being disentangled. Initially, I thought that it was merely an interesting paper, a great observation of a natural experiment and potentially a great example of the kind of thinking modern day economists should be acquainted with applying when going about their daily routines (even outside academia).
Yet when I saw figure 2, on page 32 of the linked file, something else struck me. For most countries with the exceptionally low corruption measures like that of Singapore, there is virtually no unpaid parking tickets. Yet Singapore presents itself as a rather stark outlier. Given what Ray and Edward was suggesting in their study about how corruption norms is deeply ingrained, can it mean to say that Singapore's success is nothing but a result of extremely effective legal enforcement? And that we are merely law-abiding out of fear of punishment rather than our integrity?
What sort of culture have we created with our argument that officials need to be well-paid so that they would not corrupt? Does it implicitly suggest that lowly paid officials should be allowed to be corrupt? More importantly, what does justifying high ministerial pay by saying that these people are talented individuals who would earn the high pay in a market setting anyways mean about how much we value integrity?
Ray and Edward used Transparency International's definition of corruption: "the abuse of entrusted power for private gain" when thinking about it. The definition by its spirit feels almost like a description of the very act of prescribing a high salary for oneself. So what do you think?


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Charges dismissed vs. ACET suspect
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
A judge signed an order Monday agreeing with a prosecution request to dismiss charges in Moffat County District Court against a suspected drug distributor.
Horacio Contreras-Alcala, a man the All Crimes Enforcement Team arrested in March, was charged in District Court with distribution of a Schedule 2 controlled substance, possession with intent to distribute and conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, all felonies.
He pleaded not guilty and was scheduled for a five-day jury trial beginning Jan. 12.
However, a motion filed Friday by the 14th Judicial District Attorney's Office asked the court to dismiss all charges against Contreras-Alcala.
Prosecutor Jeremy Snow's motion explains the reasons for dismissal.
He wrote that the District Attorney's Office and Contreras-Alcala and his defense attorney, Charles Feldmann, of Steamboat Springs, thought the case was resolved through a plea agreement.
But, according to the motion, the "defendant changed his mind at the last minute" and he persisted in his plea of not guilty.
"Due to the delay caused by this change in circumstances combined with the holiday season, the People were unable to secure the necessary expert witnesses needed to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt," the motion reads. "At this point, the People will not be able to secure these expert witnesses before trial."
The circumstances meant prosecutors were "forced to dismiss this case and they will not be able to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt at trial."
Michael O'Hara, chief judge of the 14th Judicial District, dismissed the charges and vacated the trial Monday afternoon.
The District Attorney's Office issued no further comment.
ACET and prosecutors alleged Contreras-Alcala was part of one of Northwest Colorado's largest drug distribution networks. Charges against suspects arrested stemmed from an ACET probe into methamphetamine and cocaine distribution.
To date, the case has yielded 10 convictions - all handled by the District Attorney's Office - and sentences totaling more than 46 years in prison and $30,000 in fines.
The final suspect to be sentenced is Russell Stewert McDiffett, who a jury found guilty in November of distribution of a Schedule 2 controlled substance. He is scheduled for sentencing Jan. 14 in District Court.
As of 5 p.m. Monday, Contreras-Alcala was still in custody at the Moffat County Jail.
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lonelyone 6 years ago
Are you kidding me??!! Why are you taking so long to get these people to trial? Maybe if this stuff wasn't taking to long to get done, you might have had the people around to get him through the system properly, guilty or not. This is just another waste of our tax money and has to be greatly disappointing to ACET and other officers who are trying to do their jobs.
DV8 6 years ago
The accused was over 18 years old and they may have had to work to get a conviction, of course they would ask that it be dismissed.
lonelyone 6 years ago
my husband and I talked about this last night and his comment was why didn't the judge continue the trial, if that is the correct term, so that these people who could have testified been here? At least that way if there actually had been a trial and he was released we'd say the system worked. Now we just shake our heads and say what a joke it is here in good old Moffat County to get a drug charge...........oh gee your charged with selling drugs, don't worry it'll be dropped sooner or later!
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No, of course I'm not saying that no one's doing it anymore. For all I know more are doing it than ever. What I am saying is that there is no evidence for its commonly reputed advantages. There are free-living studies and there are ward studies. Free-living studies are basically where researchers ask you to eat in a certain way, cut you loose and you report back. Ward-studies are essentially where you are confined to a facility and they watch you like a hawk so as to ensure that you're eating in a particular way. As I understand it, of the free-living studies which compare low-carb to high-carb, roughly half show low-carbers losing marginally more weight than the high-carbers. Strangely (just kidding) the other half are never referenced by promoters of the low-carb approach. Note: it has been suggested that the reason some free-living studies show an advantage for low-carb is that, when there are no restrictions on eating, higher-protein diets afford better satiety. Thus, low-carbers consume fewer calories overall. Of the ward studies, without exception they show no advantage for low-carb. It all comes down to calorie deficit. There is no 'metabolic advantage' to severely restricting carbs. Moreover, which, if any, elite athletes do it ? Even bodybuilders are going high-carb these days.
I have been low-carb/good carb eating for about 8 years. I noticed a dramatic affect on weight loss (even though I didn't necessarily want to lose weight), and of course more significantly to me, a dramatic improvement in my blood tests. I "cheat" on the weekends, and during the week I remain carb-disciplined. I always have weight gain after eating crap over the weekend. I re-stabilize during the week. This lifestyle works for me, but it is definitely not for everyone.
Yes, and let me hasten to add that I'm not telling anyone not to go low-carb, at least not generally. I'm just pointing out that there is nothing magical about stringently restricting carbs. Or, put another way, there is nothing especially insidious about carbs. Low-carbers lose weight, and improve their blood markers, because they are restricting calories. For that matter, you can eat mostly donuts and, as long as you've established a calorie deficit, you will lose weight and your blood markers will likely improve.
In fact, I advised a woman, awhile back, who wanted to drop thirty pounds. What came out of our discussion is that she'd lost weight in the past by restricting carbs. She further ventured that she rather enjoyed eating that way. So, basically, I asked her why the hell she ever stopped.
My thoughts on this are that calories matter over all other factors when trying to change body composition. Mess that up and I dont care what the macros are you wont see results. Now, I do think for athletes, bodybuilders, anyone who is competing in something where their body composition and diet can give them an edge should focus on whatever macro breakdown can do that for them. While still considering calories appropriate for the goals first. When you say bodybuilders even use high carb now, you are half right. They do very much use high carb to bulk and increase their muscle mass. However, when they are competition dieting you better believe the first thing they cut is their carb intake. Though, I dont think we need to go touting the habits of bodybuilders as something that the general population should be following. So many of their strategies are simply unhealthy and I am not even talking about the drugs they use.
I'm not sure about the bodybuilders anymore. Recently I read that Jay Cutler got 700g carbs a day right up to the Mr. Olympia contest and runner-up Branch Warren 1,000g. Now, there may be some merit in carb-depletion for fluid manipulation. But that only takes a few days and has nothing to do with fat loss. And I'm not entirely sure about that particular strategy anymore especially since bodybuilders also use diuretics and, as you mentioned, God knows what else.
Speaking solely on my own experiences, I eat a lot of food. I just stay away from carbs during the week. I dont think I intake less calories. However, I NEVER calorie count, so it is possible I am wrong about the caloric intake. Likewise, I do not keep up with the scientific studies, like Dreamliner, so my comments are squarely based on my own personal observations and results.
Sometimes what feels like a lot of food is really not a lot of calories. The reason I believe removing carbs works for many is that what they end up cutting out is the stuff high in calories, then you replace it with things that are more filling and fewer calories. That is if you aren't eating a bucket or almonds or a pound of bacon each day. A number of years ago I did a carb cycle to lose some weight really quickly and it worked great, wasnt counting my calories then either, just the carb intake. Later when I looked into how many calories I was eating I did find that the low carb days were also pretty low in calories. The truth is what works for you is all that matters. So, low carb isnt dead in that sense as there are still plenty of people who will do better eating that way than another.
Ahem, yes, like I said in my opening sentence. :wink: But you do bring up another good point. Generally, much of the year I'm within striking distance of six-pack abs. If I want to bring out my abs quickly I cut back on PB&J sandwiches, scones, ice cream and such. Now, are my abs coming out because I've reduced carbs to the tune of 100-150g a day or is is that I've reduced roughly 800 calories or more a day ?
Hey, I changed it a little, I said they do better on it than eating another way and never mentioned its lack of a metabolic advantage. And that is how we get away with plagiarism.
No disrespect intended towards anyone, but I don't get the impression that people have any idea how many calories they're getting. I spoke to a woman just last night. when she found out I was a fitness trainer (and this seems to happen a lot) ... she proceeded to tell me my business. She complained about how she couldn't lose weight even though all she was eating was fruits and vegetables ... or so she said. She also added that her metabolism was 'zero.'
Maybe you're an example of what I've mentioned regarding the free-living studies. People who consume higher percentages of protein, at least half the time, consume fewer calories overall.
There is also the problem on the other end that if you talk to 3 trainers you get 4 opinions. That lady probably got some bad advice or didn't follow good advice then got frustrated and decided that it must be because she has no metabolism. People love to make up excuses when things dont go the way they want or they too hard to see them through.
She told me, "Maybe I need to eat more." I replied, "Why don't you try it and see what happens ?" She has my card.
She also theorized that she was in starvation mode. I asked her if starvation mode was true, wouldn't POW's be chubby ?
That's good. About half the folks I work with don't have to count calories. But about half do. I'm working with a lady who had previously gained ten pounds on the Atkins Diet. And some are under orders not to eat anything that they do not pre-measure and everything must be meticulously recorded. For them, food is like a drug. I'm forcing them to drastically lower their dosage.
I find some people actually really enjoying logging their meals. At least in my family experience. My mom who has lost a lot of weight recently did so by cutting calories and one of her tools for that was an online food log. It really helped her. And now my sister who is actually trying to gain some muscle is doing the same thing and found it is a struggle for her to get in the necessary calories each day with her training. She is just not hungry.
I told one of my clients that if his friends consider all his measuring and recording obsessive to tell them, "I'm doing a science project." Well, he is. through trial-and-error, and through personal experience, he is laboring to determine precisely how much food he is allowed to eat and still accomplish his weight-loss goals. Then, having nailed down the amount ... all he then has to do is to learn how to enjoy the amount of food he is allowed to eat. He's discouraged and stressed about his relative lack of progress. My surmise is that it has to be stressful not to know how much food he is allowed to eat in order to lose weight.
Yeah, thats the hard part you need to stick with it awhile to give it a chance before moving on to the next thing. People want to see results immediately and it doesnt always work that way.


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The real-life version looks better because it's real-life. There are a few differences between the real-life and not real-life versions. In the Modern Warfare 3 version the winged figure is facing away from the arches, the fountain is smaller and there are a load of skyscrapers behind the trees. It's a shame the water fountain isn't working in the Modern Warfare 3 version because that would make for some good water splash effects with explosions and bullets and things like that and you could camp out and snipe people from under water. Also if you had a skateboard you could do some sweet grinds.
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I'd send them a written reply stating that I'd pay for ONE or the other but not both. If they felt that set criteria on the in-water survey would then require an out-of-water, I would want those criteria in writing, up front, so I could determine which survey would be necessary and only pay for the one correct survey. Diplomatically, of course.
Maybe suggest that you could have a USCGAux Courtesy Inspection at no charge, and if the insurer presented a list of written criteria, have those inspected at the same time, so there were objective criteria to determine what private survey would be needed and eliminate duplicate costs.
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Last August, as you might recall (Beatdown, August 3, 2006), Collins failed to become The One after she was mercifully booted from the dreadful, ill-conceived ABC reality vehicle, which itself was given the hook after just a handful of episodes. Fast-forward five months. The show is now a memory (although if the network brass had their way, I'll bet they'd just as soon we forget the whole damn thing, thanks), and Collins is preparing to hit the road as a card-carrying member of -- uh-huh, wait for it -- Trick Pony.
You know, the country band. Drawing a blank? Yeah, me, too. But after conferring briefly with Señor Rhapsody, I'm happy to report that Trick Pony seems to be a perfect fit for the sassy little lass from Little Town, who first gained attention in 2002 as a fourteen-year-old sensation-in-the-making. Trick Pony specializes in neo-country with an edge; Collins is a country gal turned rocker chick with edge to spare. The Curb Recording artists need a new centerpiece to replace Heidi Newfield, the raspy-throated, blond bombshell of a lead singer who recently left to pursue a solo career; Collins, meanwhile, can stop traffic in her own right and sports a set of pipes that are bound to win over even the most ardent Newfield fans while helping the Tricksters reach an entirely new audience. Moreover, she's always been on her own -- so any solo aspirations she might have are far less likely to hamstring the Pony in the near future.
It must have seemed like a match made in heaven to Collins's producer, Trey Bruce, when he heard from his buddy, Trick Pony bassist Ira Dean, that the act was hunting for a new singer. Bruce said he knew just the gal, and Pony guitarist Keith Burns wasted little time tracking Collins down.
"I came down to Nashville and met them, and we started hanging out and writing," Collins recalls, "and the next thing I know, we're talking about studio time and touring." Certain that they'd found their new thoroughbred, Dean and Burns offered the spot to Collins almost immediately. "It was kind of all of a sudden," she allows. "You know, here I am on the fifth of December thinking I'm going to be living in L.A. for the rest of my life. And on the 31st, I literally packed my suitcase and haven't seen L.A. ever since."
Collins and company spent last month in Cashville, writing and recording six new songs; this week, Trick Pony kicks off a month-long tour. The hyper-accelerated pace of the whole thing makes Britney Spears's first marriage and subsequent annulment seem like a painfully drawn-out courtship.
"It's weird," Collins says. "When I walked in the door, the first time I met them, it felt like I'd already known them for years. Then when I moved here on January 1 and we started going into the studio, it was honestly like we've been friends all of our lives. So it's not really like we have to build chemistry, because it's already there. Inevitably, though, we do need to learn about each other."
Sounds like the novelty hasn't worn off completely.
"We're in the honeymoon stage right now," she admits with a laugh. "And as soon as we get on tour, reality will slap us in the face."
Ah, reality. When people stop being polite and start getting real? Not so much. As it turns out, that reality bites. "The worst part of being on reality television is that it's not reality," Collins says of her time on The One. "They make a story up, and then they feed you bullshit and make you believe what they want you to believe. They're looking for drama, and they'll make it up if they don't have it. And that's exactly what they did. They made me look like a complete imbecile."
Not exactly. The producers actually made Collins look more like an unscrupulous trollop with a penchant for fancy-haired, goofball pretty boys. And that, she says, was the worst part of the experience. "I was literally being fed bullshit through a camera," she recalls, referring to the alleged relationship with Nick Brownell that the show blindsided her with. "That just sucked, because I had to swallow everything live as they told me.
"I wanted to leave as soon as I figured out how I was being portrayed," she continues, explaining that her words were being parsed into misquotes. "There were times -- I'm not stupid; I lived in L.A; I knew exactly where I was; I could've called my mom and said, 'Mom, pick me up' -- that I packed my bags and was walking out. They'd stop me and say, 'It's okay; you won't be perceived as this person this week.' I said, 'Okay. If you guys are telling me the truth, I'll stay.' They were like, 'Yeah, we're telling you the truth.' And of course, they were lying deliberately to my face. So it was such a relief when I got voted off. I was like, 'Thank the Lord. Somebody is looking out for me.'"


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By Clark Howard
You've heard of the government spying on you and even businesses spying on you. But have you heard of your TV spying on you?!
If you're not familiar with "smart TVs," they are modern flatscreen TVs with built-in apps allowing you to access online content like Netflix, Hulu Plus, or Amazon Prime much more easily than you would access traditional broadcast content.
Well, now comes word that LG smart TVs were spying on what, when, and how customers watched whatever they were watching. In addition, LG was gathering the names of files stored on external USB drives that were connected to their smart TVs, according to Consumerist.com.
The information was harvested to share with advertisers and to use for making viewer recommendations. After LG was called out, the company said you could turn the spy feature off. But then it came out that even *after* you supposedly turned it off, they were still spying on you! That's absolutely Clarkrageous.
So if you have an LG smart TV, there's now a firmware update that will show up on your TV. If you accept it, it will allow you to turn off the spy feature for good.
This is in the category of extra creepy that a TV was spying on your viewing habits. As the company said, "LG regrets any concerns these reports may have caused and will continue to strive to meet the expectations of all our customers and the public. We hope this update clears up any confusion." Is that the most non-apology apology you've ever heard? Companies undermine their credibility when they make a mistake and still can't admit it.
Shame on you, LG.
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This weekend I was in the mountains quilting with my round robin buddies and making the ribbons for our Sept. quilt show. I accidentally scorched my quilt blocks while pressing them and tried several things to remove the scorch marks. Then I remembered an old tip to whiten nylon under clothes: soak them in dishwasher detergent mixed with some water. I poured out a small amount of the gel detergent and rubbed it on the scorched places with a scrubby sponge. It started immediately to remove the brown scorch marks from the cream-on-cream fabrics in my project that I want to put in our show. The gel detergent has bleach in the formula! There is one small spot where the bleach lightened a dark red fabric adjacent to the cream fabrics, but it is hardly noticeable. After rinsing the area really well, blotting it dry with a clean towel, and letting it air dry a while, I was able to press (on a lower heat) the area. No one will ever know what happened. Teresa |
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Huge arrivals cut vegetable prices considerably
The city residents have a reason to smile, amid the news reports that the fall in the vegetable prices has resulted in reduced inflation rates nationwide.
After showing no sign of let up since March to till November last year, prices of the vegetables have begun to slide down and finally are within the reach of the common man.
The fall in the prices has been remarkable when compared with the prices a month ago with some vegetables such as tomato registering 67 to 75 per cent decline.
Brinjal, potato, onions and carrots also recorded a steep decline in prices.
In Rythu Bazaars, tomato, irrespective of the variety, costs Rs.4 to Rs.5 per kg, down from its swagger at Rs.14 to Rs.16 per kg a month ago and even worse at Rs.26 for the hybrid variety six months ago.
At the wholesale markets, tomato is costing even lesser, at Rs.2 per kg.
Brinjal, which was costing Rs.18 per kg on December 18, is now available at Rs.8 per kg, while potato has slid down to Rs.14 per kg from Rs.22 per kg both clocking over 50 per cent fall.
Onion, which posed major threat to the government by spiralling to almost Rs.80 per kg till very recently, will now ease the wallet only by Rs.16 per kilogram.
"Though the vegetable prices usually come down during winter months, the latest price crash is a moment to cherish, in view of the exorbitant prices we had been reeling under till recently," says K.Satyavani, a consumer at the Kothapet Rythu Bazar.
However, a few vegetables such as drumsticks and green chillies have become pricier due to paltry arrivals.
High yieldRythu Bazars Chief Executive Officer M.K. Singh attributed the plummeting prices to the winter crop.
Kothapet Rythu Bazaar, for instance, received 1,000 quintals of vegetables in a single day on January 12 as compared to the average arrivals of 470 quintals per day in July, 2013. The arrivals on some days reached up to 1,300 quintals too, informed Supervisor Padma.
The Rythu Bazaars have an additional blessing, in vegetable cultivation being the primary occupation in many parts of the Ranga Reddy district. Mandals such as Shamshabad, Maheshwaram, Kandukur, Yacharam, Ibrahimpatnam, Shamirpet, Medchal, Shankarpally, Chevella, Moinabad and Vikarabad are known vegetable hubs.
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- Betty Boop Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Traditional Animation
- Fleischer Studios
- Distributed by: Paramount Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Betty Boop, Little Jimmy.
- Voice Actors: Mae Questel, Ann Rothschild.
- Directed By Dave Fleischer.
- Produced By Max Fleischer, Adolph Zukor.
- Animated By Myron Waldman, Hicks Lokey.
- Music: Sammy Timberg.
- Originally Released on March 27, 1936.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 5:38 minutes.
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25 No king before him was like him, that turned again to the Lord in all his heart, and in all his soul, and in all his strength, after all the law of Moses; neither after him rose (up) any like him. (There was no king like him before him, who had turned again to the Lord with all his heart, and with all his soul, and with all his strength, after all the Law of Moses; nor did there rise up any king like him after him.) | 25 Neither before nor after Josiah was there a king like him who turned to the LORD as he did--with all his heart and with all his soul and with all his strength, in accordance with all the Law of Moses. |
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(June 4, 2012) --- The City of Hartford and the Metropolitan District (MDC) have partnered for a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday, June 9, 2012 from 8AM to 1PM at Martin Luther King School, located at the corner of Blue Hills Avenue and Westbourne Parkway, just north of Albany Avenue.
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(June 1, 2012) --- Mayor Pedro E. Segarra, in consultation with Acting Police Chief James Rovella and Department of Public Works Director Kevin Burnham, has ordered City of Hartford flags lowered to half staff in honor of Hartford Police Department Officer James Marvin and Department of Public Works Dispatcher Gary Hills, both of whom passed away this week.
(June 1, 2012) --- Mayor Pedro E. Segarra today released the following statement to commemorate the start of Caribbean American Heritage Month.
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(May 23, 2012) --- Mayor Pedro E. Segarra and Cathy Malloy, Chief Executive Officer for the Greater Hartford Arts Council, today announced that 14 Hartford-based artists and small businesses will receive more than $100,000 from the City of Hartford through a program designed to build creative economy jobs.
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After focusing on Kasket Club for the past two years Gauiter has come back to share a great electro funk remix of Eye Emma Jedi's track "88" that he made himself. This remix definitely has hints of Kasket Club's signature summer disco sound and of course Gauiter's own bouncy electro spin too it. It is nice too see his personal sound progress during this period of experimenting with Kasket Club. I hope too new music from both projects!
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