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My nine-month-old baby is definitely in the oral stage of cognitive development. Just before sunrise this morning when she and I were the only ones awake in our dark house, I handed her a small, flashlight to play with. I thought she would like watching the projected light move by her direction. But she didn't give a hoot about the light's movements–she just stuffed the thing, rather awkwardly, light side in, into her wide-open little mouth. She tests everything this way. She's learned puke-green pea puree from a baby food jar is bad. If she sees it coming–she purses her lips tight. She's decided pretzel sticks sprinkled with sea salt are worth holding tightly. It's like her mouth is directly connected to her brain's dopamine generators. When an object or texture feels good in her mouth, dopamine is released in her growing brain and the moment turns into a pleasurable memory–an Invariant Representation or hook for pleasurable experiences to come. When something is gross enough to spit out there's no such rush of dopamine. The momentary displeasure turns into a different sort of learned experience–knowing what to avoid. Dopamine provides teaching signals to parts of the brain responsible for acquiring new behavior.
My baby's dopaminergic engine is running on turbo at this time in her young life. Her capacity to recover from downers is mythological, even phoenician. She doesn't stay down after a displeasure, no matter how intense. She just flies again into the unknown assuming new pleasures and new life. Creative people retain–or in some cases re-acquire, this ability to learn from mistakes and move on, fast. The more tries, the better. Dopamine island hopping.
Several years ago, I finally bought a vacuum cleaner I liked. It has no bags to empty and sucks up popcorn or long hair without a glitch even years after its first use. Marine engineer and architect, James Dyson, created a better vacuum by using the same cyclone technology used in saw mills to increase his vacuum's suction power lifespan to–virtually endless. Dyson, like most inventors, first made a garage-full of very bad devises. He could not stay depressed about mistakes for long but he did not repeat mistakes either. The dopamine engine in Dyson's brain worked overtime signaling and directing towards his final "perfect" vacuum system. Dyson says,
I made 5,127 prototypes of my vacuum before I got it right. There were 5,126 failures. But I learned from each one. That's how I came up with a solution. So I don't mind failure.
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I've always thought that schoolchildren should be marked by the number of failures they've had. The child who tries strange things and experiences lots of failures to get there is probably more creative.
Counting mistakes?! Rocket on! I've made several just posting this blog. But who cares, I'm taking flight all over again.
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Parking is one of the most vexing issues facing downtown, and one that CNYSpeaks will certainly follow up on with journalistic articles that examine just how bad the problem is here, and what similar cities have done about their parking conundrums.
Fifty of the first 118 people who filled out the CNYSpeaks' survey cited parking as an issue that kept them from coming downtown as often as they might. Those people pointed to what they saw as a lack of parking, or a dislike of paying for parking, or a discomfort with parking in garages, or all of the above, as reasons for staying away from downtown.
Yet many people scoff at those who complain about parking. One downtown businessman, looking out of his 14th-floor office, said to me: "Look, the city is littered with parking lots. There's not a block that hasn't lost a beautiful building to parking. Syracuse is one of the easiest and cheapest cities in New York to park in. And still people complain!"
Check out this map, generated using the great new tool produced by Syracuse University's Community Geography Program and the Metropolitan Development Association, that seems to illustrate this man's point. City parking facilities, colored lavender, take up a significant chunk of downtown.
And this poignant Web site reminds us that the automobile - and society's accommodation of cars - has lead to the loss of much of what people once cherished about downtown.
But whether you believe the parking problem downtown is real or perceived, this is a serious issue. If nearly half of Central New Yorkers avoid downtown because of parking, and our goal is to have a vibrant city that draws people to its center, we've got a real problem .
I liked this comment from Mary, a 55-year-old woman from Strathmore whom I interviewed at the Taste of Syracuse: "I always worry about finding parking downtown, but I admit that I always find a space without a problem. Still, that worry sometimes prevents me from coming downtown."
The city of Syracuse commissioned C&S Companies to study parking downtown. The study, which is worth reading if you are passionate on this issue, found that there's plenty of off-street parking downtown, at least in most parts of downtown most of the time. It found that in certain areas, like Hanover Square during the week, demand spikes and often exceeds the parking supply. It also found a strong preference for on-street parking, and recommended increasing on-street parking prices and lowering off-street costs to encourage people to use garages and lots.
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Where's the toughest spot to park downtown -- near the Civic Center before the Symphony, or perhaps the Armory on Friday night?
Any tips on finding cheap parking for those of us who work or live downtown?
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If you believe the parking problem is real, would you favor taxpayer money being spent on more garages? Or are the garages themselves part of the problem? Is the only answer for you a spot on the street? Is there a way to make the garages more inviting, perhaps with longer hours, better lighting and more security?
Is it possible that with high gas prices and a developing sense that an urban core needs density to be vibrant that the focus should not be on accommodating more cars but on providing other ways for people to get to, and around downtown? Do you think making the city more pedestrian friendly, creating bike paths and improving public transportation would significantly dent the number of cars trying to find spaces downtown?
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Not too long ago we posted some screenshots of the native PIM applications on PlayBook and there was an incredible response. Many people wanted to know more about these apps and the infrastructure behind it. We've compiled a list of questions and answers that should shed some more light on these PIM apps, how they integrate with RIM's infrastructure as well as some upcoming features of PlayBook OS 2.0. There's also some interesting notes on the PlayBook 4G release and more. Needless to say, we're very excited for this to finally launch.
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During the Great Depression, farmers would often give their pastors food from their farms. This is a story of how one pastor received an abundant supply of pork liver.
Let's Give the Pastor Some Liver In the book, Little Heathens by Mildred Armstrong Kalish, the author tells a humourous story about growing up during the Great Depression. In a chapter about farm food, she describes how the farmers would butcher their animals and make frugal use of all parts. However, the challenge was what to do with too muchliver. The following excerpt is a childhood memory regarding making good use of the "liver." She writes: "We loved all cuts of meat, tenderloin, chops, ham, and sausage, but we didn't like pork liver. We didn't like its mahogany color, we didn't like its texture, we didn't like its taste, and we didn't like its size. So we consumed the fried slices relucڸtantly and with loud complaints. It turned out that even adults could get too much liver. "In those days, pastors were poorly paid in money and, to suppleڸment those meager salaries, parishioners took it upon themselves to contribute such items as apples, pies, cakes, and dressed chickڸens. "So it is not surprising that sometimes the pig liver, which was so large that it filled a medium-sized dishpan, would be transڸported to the parsonage of the Methodist church in Garrison. The delivery usually occurred on a Saturday night when farmers came to town to do their weekly trading. "I remember one November Sunday when the reverend, a bachelor, trying to restrain a sly smile, preceded the sermon by thanking the memڸbers of the congregation for their generosity in providing him with a bounteous supply of meat for his table. He reported that when he had awakened that morning he had found five dishpans full of liver on his back porch. "A guilty giggle rippled through the assembled group over his announcement. "Later, some of us entertained ourselves envisioning the good reverend, on his knees, offering his retiring prayer that evening: "Dear God, thank you for your infinite wisdom in creating the pig, not with four, not with three, not with two, but with one liver. Amen:"
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Music for ESPN's college football coverage
August, 29, 2012
By Playbook Sounds | ESPN.com
Jerod Harris/WireImageDierks Bentley is part of ESPN's college football coverage.
A new batch of music is in rotation on College Football.
Here's a list of songs from performers featured on ESPNs College Football Programming, links to the artists' websites and links for you to download and buy the songs and/or albums:
2012 College Football Commercial
Dierks Bentley
Alberta Cross
Air Dubai
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- "All Day" not available for sale.
White Rabbits
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
Our Lady Peace
Kopecky Family Band
Dierks Bentley
Haley Reinhart
The Vaccines
Haley Reinhart
Air Dubai
2012 Longhorn College Football Commercial
Mute Math
Willie Nelson
- "Texas on a Saturday Night" from the "Revolutions of Time: The Journey 1975-1993" album (iTunes
2012 High School Football Commercial
Our Lady Peace
Dirty Guv'nahs
Keith Masters
- "Game Day Part II" not available for sale.
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- "Let's Go" from the "Let's Go" album (Amazon)
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Canker sores are what I call mouth ulcers. They have a hole in the center, which is the most sensitive and painful part.
I generally don't get them on my gums, though. I get them on my inner cheek flaps, usually close to the gums but not on them.
They rub up against my teeth and gums and cause constant pain. I've heard that biting your cheek can actually cause a canker sore to form, and I believe it, because it seems that not long after I bite myself, I get one.
I rinse my mouth out with warm salt water, and that seems to make them fade a little sooner than they otherwise would. I also make a baking soda paste to rub on them, and though it stings at first, it starts to provide relief after a minute or so.


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Gluten Free Dairy Free June 2014 Menu
For a detailed explanation of what is involved in creating the gluten free dairy free menu we have a post explaining it all. If you are new and not sure how to get started we have a wonderful series starting with 5 easy steps to get you on your way to once a month cooking. Good luck!
If you like this menu you might want to check out all our past Gluten Free Dairy Free menus or in-season menus – June 2011's, June 2012's or June 2013's menus if you are looking for something different!
- Chicken Sausage Stir Fry
- Curried Chicken Salad with Mango and Toasted Coconut
- Slow Cooker Pineapple Chipotle Beef Sandwiches
- Pineapple Guacamole Chicken Wraps**
- Sweet & Tangy BBQ Chicken**
- Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs**
- Slow Cooked Moroccan Chicken**
- Slow Cooker Braised Short Ribs**
- Carne Asada Tacos**
- Tender Grilled Pork Chops**
- Grilled Chicken with Cherry Basil and Jicama Salsa**
- Nightshade Free Cherry BBQ Sauce
**Indicates meals that require NO COOKING on your OAMC BIG DAY aka "throw and go" meals, perfect for the family who needs to adjust to just do the quick meals!
Document Update
As you can see we have a NEW way of getting and printing your monthly menu documents. As part of that change, we have also changed the type/size of labels we use. The above labels will print four to a page and line up with Avery 8168/5168 labels or equivalent.
Are you a person that likes to see the menus visually? Perhaps you should check out the June 2014 Gluten Free Dairy Free Menu via Pinterest to see the yummy goodness you will be cooking up on this menu. Not sure what Pinterest is all about, check out what Once A Month Meals has to say about it.
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Each month we have some wonderful volunteers who "test" out the menu prior to publication. They do an amazing job of helping to eliminate confusion and mistakes. They may not catch everything but they sure do catch A LOT! If you are interested in test cook, feel free to volunteer. Here is a little bit about this month's test cooks:
- Amie Johnson – I am a 47 year old stay at home wife and mom of two teen-age daughters and a 22 year old son with severe autism. We live in Simi Valley, CA, home of the Regan Presidential Library. Both my son and I have confirmed gluten and dairy sensitivities, but I suspect that one of my daughters has these issues as well, so adjusting the menu for the whole family (without necessarily telling them) is a good thing.
- Laurie Toomey - I am a busy mom in Montana and I work in information technology. I have a son and daughter (11 and 13) and we live 10 miles from the nearest store so once-a-month meals help minimize trips to town. My son really loves to cook although he likes to improvise with the ingredients and the instructions when we are not doing a test menu. My daughter likes running the salad shooter and other kitchen gadgets so cooking day gets the whole family involved.
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the recipes that call for cherries. since they will be frozen is it ok to make with frozen cherries. I live in CA and our fresh cherry season is pretty much over for this year.
Is there a daily menu or do you just pick from the above meals?
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Is there a way to create your own menu? Or is swapping the only option?
Just want to toss in that the menu for gluten and dairy free has way too much meat in it. I'll be gluten and dairy free with high cholesterol on this one. I did make these recipes and was not thrilled with the outcome. However, I did learn enough about freezing to use my own recipes so thanks for that.
Wow! Love these – thank you so much for sharing these recipes!
I run a gluten-free/dairy-free blog as well, and would love to collaborate, or feature you on my blog if you would be willing :)
Much love!


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Monk Fruit Sweeteners
by Dana Angelo White in Food News, November 26, 2012
Sugary goodness, but no calories in sight. Is the newest no-calorie sweetener made from the ancient Monk fruit too good to be true? Find out.
What is Monk Fruit?
This ancient Chinese fruit is also known as luo han guo. According to my go-to Chinese medicine expert (a close friend), traditionally this fruit is used for building immunity and fighting sugar cravings.
The Monk fruit is similar in size and shape to a lemon; its color is somewhere between Kelly and lime green, with pale green streaks. The inner pulp is used to create a super-sweet product that (in small portions) contains very little calories.
Manufactures of monk fruit sweeteners report that it's 300 times sweeter than sugar, which allows it to be used in small quantities.
A few years back, the FDA gave some products derived from monk fruit the GRAS (generally recognized as safe) designation, which has allowed food companies to process and incorporate it into powders and extracts. This means you can find it on ingredient lists as well as standalone packets and canisters. This sweetener is relatively new on the scene; if you haven't seen it in your local grocery store, you will soon.
New Products
A few name brands of Monk fruit containing sweeteners are currently on the market. A powder from the Splenda folks called "Nectresse" is sold in bright orange colored packets and canisters. According to the Nectresse website, their product is combined with erythritol (a sugar alcohol), sugar and molasses. Since sugar and molasses do contain calories, larger portions of this sweetener will have a caloric value.
Other name brand products you might come across include Fruit-Sweetness, Go-Luo and Purefruit (a monk fruit extract).
How Does it Taste?
Monk fruit sweetener tastes, well . . . sweet. It has a course sugar-like consistency and is light beige in color. It does have a slight aftertaste but I found it more pleasant than some other sweeteners I've tried.
It's relatively quick dissolving and one packet made a cup of coffee overly sweet by my standards. Its heat stable so you can cook with it. One company website states that ¼ teaspoon of sweetener is as sweet as 1 teaspoon of sugar. They suggest experimenting with your favorite recipes to find the right balance of sweetness.
Recipes from makers of the sweetener include beverages, granola, apple pie, cream fillings, pancakes and salad dressings.
Bottom Line: Don't be fooled by the word "natural." Monk fruit may come from a plant but it must be processed to some degree to become a powdered or liquid sweetener. Just like all the other sweeteners out there, this kind should be used in moderation.
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Hi i'm Breaunna.YES I'M FROM OMG GIRLZ. Full name is Breaunna Merkell Perez. Yep Sister of "Jacob Emmanuel Perez".We never have fights never hated each other always hang out together every weekends and we spend time together with school work on school days but that all stopped when On Time I was in my room waiting for prince to get home so we could do homework together and he never showed up so i finished my homework and i cried myself to sleep cause he never missed Sisterand Brother Homework Nights but This night he Did he knows how Homework nights mean to me. T~T
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CHICKASHA – The Drover women's basketball players are heading into the New Year and conference play with only a handful of games under their belts with a short non-conference schedule, but senior Paige Pulliam said the team's chemistry will make up for a lack of playing time."I think we actually have a really good shot. We have a lot of chemistry off the floor and on the floor," she said. "I really think with our chemistry and how much we get along with each other and how much we communicate every day … will show on the floor, and we really have a good chance."
CHICKASHA – Some players experience what is called the "sophomore slump," a sluggish second year for a player competing college athletics. Liam Madden, however, did the exact opposite.Madden, a sophomore on the men's soccer team at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, had a breakout year — complete with an NAIA All-America Honorable Mention accolade."I am proud of the year Liam had," USAO head coach Jimmy Hampton said. "It is a reflection of his hard work and training habits. It reflects the success our team has had and hopefully, he can build on that."
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CHICKASHA – Alex Rubio, a men's soccer player for the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, has been twice recognized for his scholastic talent as well as performances on the field as a men's soccer starter.Rubio earned both the national honor for Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete and CoSIDA Academic All-District.
CHICKASHA – Drover forward Linda Addo earned a national honor for her focus both academically and athletically as she was named a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete.Addo, a junior from Tema, Ghana, was one of 507 students nationwide and one of just 15 in the state of earn this prestigious honor.


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Genus: Erica: from the Latin ericeto, heath or broom It is believed that Pliny adapted erica from Theophrastus Ancient Greek.
Species: verticillata from the Latin adjective meaning having whorls, in reference to the arrangement of the leaves and flowers.
Erica verticillata is placed in Erica section Evanthe and species in this section have flowers borne on the ends of the lateral branches and are invariably very showy. Plants are usually less than 2 metres in height.
Flowers appear late summer and are held through autumn and sometimes into winter.
Often sunbirds pollinate this plant in South Africa and at Tomah our local honeyeaters, especially Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris, the eastern spinebill, find the flowers irresistible.
African Rock Garden bed AF105, opposite the top of the Brunet Meadow and the Black Cockatoo sculpture. Elsewhere: in the African Rock Garden: the African Woodland, below and west of the large pond and in the Heath and Heather bed designated for South African plants, below the Northern Pavilion.
Erica verticillata was last seen in the wild in 1908 and was, until 1984, thought to be extinct. It has since been found and reestablished thanks to the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership. See Carly Cowell, www.kew.org/news/erica-verticillata.htm
There are plenty of interesting stories on the internet about the lengthy botanical detective work and corporate knowledge involved in finding living material of this plant held by plant enthusiasts and botanic gardens around the world. Some botanic garden material had been maintained for more than 200 years, e.g. www.krca.co.za/extinct_erica_verticillata, andwww.unep.org/urban_environment/PDFs/BrianWatkyns.pdf
There now seem to be five clones, or forms of this species, available to propagators and molecular investigators. Reintroductions to reserves within the natural range have been successful, particularly at Kenilworth.
Plants of Erica verticillata have been cultivated at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah since 1988 using material received from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, United Kingdom. They grow very well here in our free-draining, acidic, basalt-derived soil.
The importance of living collections within botanic gardens is very well illustrated by this particular reintroduction of an extinct plant species.


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It will be quite surprising if Gov. Corbett wins re-election this fall. His dwindling popularity results from many influences. Some believe, for example, that he doesn't support education because he failed to promote spending at levels made possible by the dubious federal stimulus initiative. His unfavorable tax arrangement with the drilling industry is perhaps his biggest liability. While it shouldn't be a liability, he lacks the narcissistic, outsized personality of the stereotypical politician. But more importantly, he is the victim of a dysfunctional Republican Legislature.
Other than controlling spending, the governor has consistently promoted three major priorities: infrastructure rehabilitation, pension reform and the privatization of the state store (LCB) system. Attacking the crumbling system of roads and bridges was made possible solely because the legislators agreed to that time-honored and wishy-washy intervention, the tax increase.


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BACKGROUND & AIMS: Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), the leading cause of gastrointestinal death from gastrointestinal disease in preterm infants, is characterized by exaggerated TLR4 signaling and decreased enterocyte proliferation through unknown mechanisms. Given the importance of beta-catenin in regulating proliferation of many cell types, we hypothesize that TLR4 impairs enterocyte proliferation in NEC via impaired beta-catenin signaling. METHODS: Enterocyte proliferation was detected in IEC-6 cells or in ileum or colon from wild-type, TLR4-mutant, or TLR4(-/-) mice after induction of NEC or endotoxemia. beta-Catenin signaling was assessed by cell fractionation or immunoconfocal microscopy to detect its nuclear translocation. Activation and inhibition of beta-catenin were achieved via cDNA or small interfering RNA, respectively. TLR4 in the intestinal mucosa was inhibited with adenoviruses expressing dominant-negative TLR4. RESULTS: TLR4 activation significantly impaired enterocyte proliferation in the ileum but not colon in newborn but not adult mice and in IEC-6 enterocytes. beta-Catenin activation reversed these effects in vitro. To determine the mechanisms involved, TLR4 activation phosphorylated the upstream inhibitory kinase GSK3beta, causing beta-catenin degradation. NEC in both mouse and humans was associated with decreased beta-catenin and increased mucosal GSK3beta expression. Strikingly, the inhibition of enterocyte beta-catenin signaling in NEC could be reversed, and enterocyte proliferation restored, through adenoviral-mediated inhibition of TLR4 signaling in the small intestinal mucosa. CONCLUSION: We now report a novel pathway linking TLR4 with inhibition of beta-catenin signaling via GSK3beta activation, leading to reduced enterocyte proliferation in vitro and in vivo. These data provide additional insights into the pathogenesis of diseases of intestinal inflammation such as NEC.
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It seems Seattle is turning Japanese. At least it looks that way, when you see the straight-out-of-Kyoto stylings of Momiji, a blissed-out new oasis in Capitol Hill. Woodworker Craig Yamamoto constructed East-meets-Pacific Northwest furniture, including elegant tables hewn from brawny maple. Installation artist Yuri Kinoshita added whimsy, with cloudlike chandeliers and back-lit woven murals. And landscape architect Junji Miki designed a serene courtyard that's all whispering bamboo and gurgling water.
But what will really transport you is the menu. There's sushi and udon, of course, yet Momiji also offers kaiseki, Japan's artfully presented answer to Western tasting menus. Tokyo native chef Chikako Watanabe draws inspiration from Washington ingredients for dishes such as tempura seasonal vegetables with green tea salt and somen noodles with salmon roe and fresh sliced tuna. Simple and fresh, elegant and playful. Seattle and Kyoto were made for each other.
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You Made It Weird #19: Chris D'Elia
By Katie Levine on February 1, 2012
Pete sits down with his goofy goof friend Chris D'Elia (Whitney, comedy) to talk about how comedy can be silly, goofy and a third word that means silly or goofy, as well as some real deep shit about psychology and crazy comedy thoughts for real. It's VERY crispy in there, weirdos. Be careful.
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Another great episode Peter. Another great episode.
"why would I go camping? We built all this sh*t for a reason"
yesssss! it's pretty f'in crispy if you ask me.
OMG the coffee thing had me cracking up I feel the same way about coffee I drink it everyday and I really dont even like it.
hey i am mormon and this is my favorite podcast! haha
Great get. I've become such a fan of Chris's that if I don't see his name on the lineup at the Comedy Store, I don't bother going in. His riffs that are at least as funny as his written stuff, and every audience I've seen of his has loved being "pulled."
The murder fantasy/infomercial/sober stuff was very surprising to learn. I bet there was more to that if Pete had asked about his family.
Btw, Chris's repeated phrase that Pete couldn't remember is "we made iiitttt!" -
The laid back and relaxed feeling is great and the honesty in the discussion is incredible. I look forward to learning new things about Pete each episode as much as I do the guests.
Saw you at UP in Chicago! Nice work sir!!!!
Great to hear Chris not in stand-up or Ten Minute Pod persona. I always seem to magically forget that a screen or stage presence is just a manufactured act to have a desired effect, so it's sometimes refreshing to hear that they're actually very different – in this case much more humble, shy, reserved than I thought; which I respect.
Plus it's touchg to hear him talk about his friend Bryan Callen, cos if you listened to Ten Minute Pod and were a gullible like me, you might think there was some genuine dislike there. I guess they're just very good actors.
So all in all really Interesting interview – thanks. I love your style of interviewing Pete – your fantastic laugh and joviality conceal a lot of knowledge and wisdom. -
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A north Norfolk community will have to wait for a decision on whether a single wind turbine will be built after the planning saga was taken to High Court.
North Norfolk District Council put in the challenge against a government planning inspector who approved the application to build the 86.5m structure at Pond Farm, Bodham.
It asked Mr Justice Purchas, sitting in London, to quash the inspector's decision.
The judge has reserved his decision in the case following a day of legal argument on Wednesday.
He will give a judgment in writing at a later date but no date has been fixed.
In August 2012 the council's development committee unanimously refused the turbine application by David Mack, part of the family-run firm Genatec.
A planning officer's report concluded the turbine would harm the setting of historic assets including Baconsthorpe Castle, All Saints' Church in Bodham, St Peter's Church in North Barningham and Barningham Hall.
The inspector overturned the decision at a planning appeal in April last year.
He decided the combined effect on heritage assets would be "less than substantial" while there would be a large public benefit from renewable energy. He found the public benefits did outweigh the harm.
Challenging that decision in court, Estelle Dehon, representing the council, argued the inspector failed to give proper weight to the development plan for the area and failed to give proper reasons for departing from it.
Daniel Kolinsky, defending the decision on behalf of the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, claimed the inspector found the proposal did accord with the development plan overall, and the council's argument to the contrary was "erroneous".
The council's cabinet decided to take the case to High Court in May last year.
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Just how much more of our Council Tax will be wasted on this HUGELY unwanted Greeniot lunacy??? I, for one, am getting really angry re this now. No-one wants this thing, except the subsidy suckers, of course, yet we all get to pay for the legal work. This must end, 3 years now, and all for a useless wind turbine which will only ever benefit its owners, at the expense of ALL utility bill payers.
Friday, January 24, 2014
CB Ignoring completely, of course, that after the best part of 2 yrs of wrangling, the ORIGINAL NNDC decision was 100% unanimously against this hugely unwanted application.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Mr Mack should withdraw the planning application forthwith, he would save the taxpayer a massive amount of money. Building a wind turbine in Bodham will have a devastating effect on tourism in North Norfolk.
Friday, January 24, 2014
CR There is NO practical reason to build this Greeniot idiocy at all. It will be an Enercon 800Kw turbine, in local winds (derived from the DECC website) it will be lucky to manage 180Kw, just enough to simultaneously charge the village mobile phones. Certainly of no known use to UKPLC power generation. What it will do, by selling what electricity it can manage to produce at 2 x the wholesale rate of electricity, to the National Grid (should any actually get there) is make money for the owners. This money comes from subsidy, paid by the Gov't to the owners of these things, the ONLY reason any are ever built at all, BTW. The subsidy is paid by ALL utility bill payers, rich or poor. So here we have those already in fuel poverty and those close to it, paying an already rich landowner for the "privilege" of getting some over-priced electricity, sometimes, that we simply do not need as a country. So, in a nutshell, it is NOT a WIND turbine, it is a MONEY turbine, as long as you are the owner!
Friday, January 24, 2014
What a waste of money NNDC, just let them get On and build the thing.
Friday, January 24, 2014
The tide is turning against this expensive - to the taxpayer and user - ineffective method of occasionally generating power. Now even the EU is starting to realise the folly of this sort of thing -no doubt in part due to the fact that energy costs in Europe are higher than our main competitors and are costing jobs. If these things are so good, stop the subsidies which mean so called 'green power' costs over twice as much as other forms of power generation.
Friday, January 24, 2014
More hot air from Windless - if only there was a way of harnessing it. Heshe is complaining about the costs of the legal appeal but that is arising because ot the opponents to the scheme. If NNDC had simply accepted the inspector's decision there wouldn't be a legal case to pay for.
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Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine (UCRM) physicians Kirtly Parker Jones, M.D. (left) and Ahmad O. Hammoud, M.D., get to know 7-month-old Harrison and Christian during the annual Patient Picnic in August. The picnic also celebrated the 5,000th in vitro fertilization treatment performed by UCRM.
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The mission of University of Utah Health Care's Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine (UCRM) is all about family, but for many of its patients, family means something more to them once they've experienced the process of overcoming infertility.
In addition to having a new set of twins, 7-month-old Harrison and Christian, Beth and Don Suppes say they have a new, trusted support system thanks to the compassionate care they received. "The doctors, nurses, and staff were like family to us," Beth said during the annual UCRM Patient Picnic at Canyon Rim Park in August. "They were so caring with the whole situation."
Each year, the UCRM staff and doctors invite patients back for a picnic to celebrate and to meet the little success stories—often for the first time—that have changed their parents' lives forever. It's like a super family reunion; twins, triplets, boys, and girls, all made possible by the quality expertise that comes with more than 25 years of experience. For moms and dads, it's also a chance to mingle with others like themselves who understand the emotional and physical challenges of infertility.
Katherine Nielson, the new mom of 15-month-old Caroline and Andrew, says she appreciates the opportunity to be among people who can really relate to her situation. "It's comforting to see others who have undergone fertility treatments multiple times, which helps me believe that I can do it again, too."
For the Suppes, who traveled all the way from Colorado to attend with their boys in tow, the picnic, in a way, marks the end of a journey. Beth says her experience was hard to say the least, describing the treatments she received and the long weeks on bed rest, but it paid off in ways she thought she could only dream of. "Now that they're here, we can step back and take a breath," she says, "and it was all so worth it."
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CHILDREN are being encouraged to brush up their artistic talents at a new club which will start later this month.
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