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Chargers' Kris Dielman to retire
San Diego Chargers guard Kris Dielman will announce his retirement at a news conference Thursday.
"I love this game. I've given it everything I have," Dielman said in a statement on the team's website. "It's time for me to focus on my future and my quality of life.
"I want to thank the Spanos family and the Chargers for giving me the opportunity in the NFL. Because they believed in me, I was able to realize a dream and for that I will be forever grateful."
Dielman, a four-time Pro Bowler, was scheduled to earn $5.5 million in 2012, but concussions, including the most recent one, suffered last season against the New York Jets on a controversial play, ended his career.
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Dielman's decision to retire is a change in his stance from last month after the 2011 season ended, when he said he was willing to risk his health in pursuit of winning a Super Bowl ring.
He missed the final 10 games of the 2011 season after suffering the concussion against the Jets.
"Kris played the game the way it's supposed to be played: with heart and passion," Chargers President Dean Spanos said. "He's a throwback . an old-school player. All he cares about is his family and playing football and today he's making family his top priority, as it should be, and I respect him tremendously for that.
"He's universally respected by the players and coaches around the league ... he's respected by his teammates, who voted him lineman of the year three times. And he's a fan favorite.
The 320-pound Dielman was staggered by the injury early in the fourth quarter Oct. 23, but continued to play because the Chargers were out of offensive linemen after other injuries. The team didn't diagnose his condition until after the game.
Dielman suffered a grand mal seizure on the flight home. An ambulance met the team plane and Dielman was hospitalized overnight.
Ten days after Dielman was hurt, the league's injury and safety panel told game officials to watch closely for concussion symptoms in players. Officials were told that if they believed a player had suffered a concussion, they were to take appropriate steps to alert the team and get medical attention for the player.
Information from ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter and The Associated Press was used in this report.
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TALENT, Ore. – For the first time in five years, mosquitoes are testing positive for West Nile Virus in Southern Oregon. The mosquitoes were found in Talent alongside the Bear Creek pathway.
Vector Control says crews were out here Tuesday morning, fogging and looking for the source of these small creatures. West Nile Virus causes a mild flu like symptoms and is spread by mosquitoes.
Vector Control says they test fifty mosquitoes at a time and have already tested over 12,000 mosquitoes so far this year. This batch has been the only to test positive. Health officials say the illness can be hard to detect 80% of infected people show no symptoms at all. Jackson County Health says they have only had two cases in the county detected in humans since 2004.
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I visit Zion National Park in Utah once a year for the Zion Plein Air Art Event. A group of selected artists paint outside at various locations in the park, and visitors can watch.
The Zion National Park Foundation works to raise funds by putting on events like these. During the Plein Air Event, the artists offer workshops for a fee, and this helps raise money for the park. Also, at the end of the event, the art is offered for sale, and that helps raise more funds.
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I have researched the Flinn (note spelling) family back to a Miles Flinn, born in 1808. His name is in the family bible currently in residence with my cousin Richard Flinn. The bible came into the Flinn family in 1805. However it doesn't say by whom. Miles was born in North Carolina (we think). So many records were burned during the civil war, it becomes difficult at this point. He married Mary A. Apr 16, 1826 and died Mar 13, 1872. They had 11 children. The Male names were William T, born 31 Mar 1838; Thomas b., born 17 Aug. 1840.; John M., Born 30 Mar 1845 and Eli A., born 13 sep 1849. I am a direct decendent of Eli A. I Am looking for information prior to 1808. |
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A rare screening of the film "Farewell to Manzanar" will be highlighted by an appearance by director John Korty. On Saturday, October 27, at 1 p.m. Korty will attend Fullerton Public Library's screening of his movie "Farewell to Manzanar" and participate in an audience question-and-answer session at the conclusion of the film. Korty's haunting depiction of the Manzanar internment camp garnered several Emmy nods, and won the Humanitas Prize in 1976. He won an Oscar for his feature documentary "Who are the DeBolts (and Where Did They Get 19 Kids)?" the following year.
This event is part of Fullerton Reads, an initiative aiming to get the city of Fullerton to read and discuss one book. "Farewell to Manzanar" is this year's choice for Fullerton Reads.
Further information about the program may be obtained by calling the Fullerton Public Library at (714) 738-6327. Persons requiring special accommodations to attend the program are asked to notify the library staff prior to October 26.


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10.0+Expansion Index Value, Boulder The Expansion Index from Reed Construction Data is a 12- to 18-month look ahead at the construction marketplace. A value of 1.0 or higher signifies growth. Source: Reed Construction Data
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You'll always find Boulder on a Best-City-for list. Most recently, it was named #1 Top College Town (by Livability) and America's Best Town for Startups (Bloomberg Businessweek). That's reason enough for people to flock to the "People's Republic of Boulder." A local legend may explain why they stay.
"There is a myth that when the Arapahoe Indians were driven from the Boulder Valley by white settlers, Chief Niwot put a curse on the valley that would not allow anyone who comes here to leave, ultimately leading to the destruction of the beauty that surrounds this place," reports E.J. Meade, design principal with Arch11, who visited Boulder after college and never left.
Local officials have created many policies to that end—and to varying effect. A rural buffer rings the city, and the entitlement process is described diplomatically as demanding. There is a 35-foot height limit throughout the bulk of the city. This is "detrimental to density, and density is by nature sustainable—it makes mass transit work, it makes neighborhood nodes work, it makes society work," says Christopher Herr, AIA, a principal with local firm Studio H:T. "So Boulder faces a conundrum of regulations that are in opposition to a perceived identity."
Adaptive reuse and urban infill in the downtown area are the main opportunities for development. The Onyx, designed by local firm Harvey M. Hine Architecture+Interiors (HMH), is a three-story, 25,000-square-foot mixed-use building featuring six residential lofts over street-level commercial space. Sited on the zero-setback 15th Street, it received the 2009 AIA Colorado North Chapter Merit Award for Interiors. Two other downtown projects are in the offing.
While private development slowed during the recession, state and local government projects continued. The city's new Boulder County Regional Fire Training Center features a sloped roof and protective metal skin to block direct sun and harsh winds (the wind load is up to 140 mph in some parts of town). The LEED Gold–certified building earned the 2011 AIA Western Mountain Region Merit Award, 2010 AIA Colorado Citation Award, and 2010 AIA Denver Merit and People's Choice awards.
The University of Colorado's Jennie Smoly Caruthers Biotechnology Building is a 336,850-square-foot magnet for the institution's biotechnology, biochemistry, and chemical engineering programs—and a catalyst for the bioscience sector, which employs more than 36,000 workers and generates more than $400 million in state taxes.
Where will Boulder be in 10 years? Harvey Hine, AIA, HMH's founding partner, expects it won't look "a whole lot different than it looks now. Most of the design work will be in renovation and not new construction. Some old shopping centers will be redeveloped, hopefully into mixed-use." His partner, Cherie Goff, AIA, is hoping for more density and infill. "I think these are the only long-term ways to address growth without sprawl."
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To many, this will be the most boring summer you've ever read about; to me, it was a great vacation. Over the summer I played a massive multiplayer online game called Star Wars: The Old Republic. I played an Imperial Agent, which is similar to a James Bond like character. Without spoiling too much of the story, I traveled to many planets infiltrating enemy lines by becoming a spy and assassinating high value targets. My character has dethroned rebelious kings, defeated mighty Sith Lords, and even stopped Jedi Masters. Although my character was not the most law abiding citizen, he always got the job done and got the girl.
After completing my Imperial Agent's story and hitting the max level, I decided to switch sides and play a Jedi Knight. This time instead of playing mostly solo, my friend joined me. He played a Smuggler and was able to heal us and keep us alive in many situations where I would have died if I were playing alone. You could call us a consortium. We dominated enemies and bosses didn't have a chance against us in dungeons. We were geared to the teeth. I could pull dozens of mobs and we would easily wipe them out. My story started as a Padawan, going after The Emperor and trying to redeem him to the light side, and eventually reaching the rank of Master.
While taking a break from Star Wars, I would play a shooter called Battlefield 3. My favorite map is Operation Metro because everyone runs to the middle of the map and it is a war with 64 people. Games can last anywhere from a half an hour to two hours and the objective is to kill as many people as possible on the opposing team. I usually play the Assault class. I try to stay out of the line of fire and keep other players healed or revive them if they go down. I prefer to play defensively, but if there is an opportunity to advance in position, I can do that just as well.
I play Star Wars on the weekends and Battlefield 3 when I'm in the mood for it. More recently, I have been playing a military simulation called Arma 3. It is very similar to Battlefield 3, but much more realistic. The pace that the game is played at is much slower pace than Battlefield 3. So far I have only been playing the Beta version, but I'm very happy with how the game is coming along so far.


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Bradford defender Gary MacKenzie was thrilled to end his long wait for a full 90 minutes of match action on Saturday.
Bradford's new loan signing Gary MacKenzie said a promotion push must take priority over the club's giant-killing FA Cup run.
Gary MacKenzie has completed his permanent transfer to Blackpool from MK Dons for an undisclosed fee.
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Milton Keynes's Gary MacKenzie is to undergo hip surgery, ruling him out for up to three months, the club have confirmed.
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A recent study says California can serve as a national model for the way it reduced the number of juvenile offenders incarcerated in state and county lockups.
The report released by advocacy groups on Tuesday says the state reduced the number of youth in corrections facilities by 41 percent between 2000 and 2010.
Fewer than 9,800 youths were in custody by 2010, and the number is still dropping.
The report by the National Juvenile Justice Network and the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Center for Effective Justice says California is one of nine states leading the nation in reducing youth incarceration.
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Audio Visual Services is thrilled to welcome four new staff members to the department. With the anticipated graduation of four seniors in the spring, these new staff members will fill the roles of student assistant. Welcome to the family, ladies!
- Savanna Adams, freshman Public Relations major and daughter of Joseph and Tracie Adams, comes from Brookfield, Ohio.
- Chelsey Isler, sophomore Criminal Justice and Psychology major and daughter of Katrina Isler, comes from New Castle, Pennsylvania.
- Amanda Muraca, freshman Accounting major and daughter of Anthony and Sharon Muraca, comes from New Castle, Pennsylvania.
- Danielle Vance, sophomore English major and daughter of Joanne and Steve Vance, comes from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Art and music enthusiast Savanna was attracted to the AV position because she wanted to gain professional knowledge while still in college. "I thought that this would be a good opportunity to gain some skills and meet more great people," said Savanna. In her free time, Savanna enjoys going to concerts, doing crafty projects, hanging out with her brother, Reed, and singing karaoke with her friends.
Volleyball player Chelsey applied to AV because she liked the family environment of the office. "I like learning new things and meeting new people!" said Chelsey. Around campus, she is involved in Allies and Sociology Interest Group. In her free time, Chelsey likes to listen to music, watch Grey's Anatomy, and play volleyball.
Shopaholic Amanda became interested in AV because she wanted to try something new. "My position in AV gives me the chance to learn about technology and business in many applicable ways," said Amanda. Amanda's on campus activities include being a member of Zeta Tau Alpha and she enjoys spending time with her sorority sisters, friends, and family.
Animal lover Danielle became interested in AV through Green AV programming and initiatives. "I really care for the environment, and Green AV is the chance for me to give back to the earth and gain some professional experience at the same time," she said. On campus, Danielle is involved with Food Advisory Council and Westminster Phonathon. A self-proclaimed "nerd," Danielle likes to play videogames and is interested in wizards and dragons. Her favorite animals are otters and puppies.
"The quality and volume of applicants improves with each passing semester, and the pool we had for our most recent openings was particularly impressive," AV Director Gary Swanson explained. "We utilize an intensive screening process to ensure we are getting the best people into these positions, and are very excited about the specializations and skills these four bring to our team."
As each progresses through the introductory Student Assistant position, they will be placed into an individual managerial track that will train them more specifically in Equipment Circulation, Media Library, Public Relations, Purchasing, or Technical Support.
Westminster College's Audio Visual department creates a fitting environment for personal growth and valuable experience, providing students the rare opportunity to earn money while enhancing critical marketing skills and providing professional services to the academic community, bettering students' college experience and fortifying them for future endeavors
For more information, contact AV Services by phone at (724) 946-7188 or by email at email@example.com.
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Thanksgiving Leftovers: Soup's On!
by Dana Angelo White in 5-Ingredient Recipes, Thanksgiving, November 25, 2011You can only heat up a plate of gravy-drenched turkey dinner leftovers so many times! Go a little lighter with your Thanksgiving memories by making any of these 3 easy and tasty soups. They all start out with a fresh pot of stock made with stuff you've got lying around the kitchen.
Turkey Stock
Don't toss out the remnants of your turkey! Go the extra mile and turn it into an amazingly delicious stock. A large pot, some water and vegetable scraps (you've definitely got those around) and you're set. Let it simmer away while the family settles into a cozy food coma.
Basic Turkey Stock
Makes 2 quarts
1 roasted turkey carcass (from a 10-pound turkey)
2 pounds raw vegetable scraps (carrots, celery, onions, leeks and garlic recommended)
1 tablespoon kosher salt
2 teaspoons black peppercorns
2 bay leaves
Combine ingredients in a large stockpot and add enough cold water to cover. Bring to a slow boil, reduce to a simmer and cook uncovered for 2 to 3 hours. Strain and transfer to quart containers. Store in the refrigerator for up to 1 week or in the freezer for up to 6 months.
Soup – 3 Ways
Don't worry if you weren't feeling ambitious enough to make turkey stock. Make these recipes using chicken or vegetable stock instead.
Creamy Turkey Noodle Soup
Serves 6
4 cups turkey stock
1 cup chopped carrots
1 cup chopped celery
1 ½ cups diced cooked turkey
¾ cup dry whole-wheat noodles, broken into pieces (about 2 ounces)
1/3 cup heavy cream
Combine stock, carrots and celery in a large saucepan and bring to a boil. Season with salt and pepper; add turkey, noodles and cream and cook for 20 minutes until pasta and vegetables are tender.
Nutrition Info Per Serving (about 1 cup)
Calories: 127;
Total Fat: 7 grams;
Saturated Fat: 3 grams
; Total Carbohydrate: 8 grams;
Sugars: 1 gram
Protein: 9 grams;
Sodium: 311 milligrams;
Cholesterol: 41 milligrams;
Fiber: 2 grams
Turkey Tortilla Soup
Serves 6
4 cups turkey stock
1 cup chopped carrots
1 cup chopped celery
1 ½ cups diced cooked turkey
1 teaspoon chili powder or to taste
Crushed tortilla chips
Diced avocado
Hot sauce
Combine stock, celery, carrots, turkey and chili powder in a saucepan. Bring to a simmer and cook until vegetables are tender, about 10 minutes. Serve topped with tortilla chips, avocado and hot sauce, if desired.
Nutrition Info Per Serving (about 1 cup of soup topped with 2 chips and 1 tablespoon avocado)
Calories: 116;
Total Fat: 5 grams;
Saturated Fat: 1 gram;
Total Carbohydrate: 10 grams;
Sugars: 1 gram
Protein: 8 grams;
Sodium: 318 milligrams;
Cholesterol: 17 milligrams;
Fiber: 2 grams
Sweet Potato Soup
Make this soup with any leftover roasted or mashed veggies
Serves 6
4 cups turkey stock
2 cups mashed sweet potato
1 cup roasted winter squash (such as butternut or acorn)
Extra virgin olive oil
Combine ingredients in a saucepan. Simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, until warm. Turn off heat and puree until smooth using a countertop or immersion blender. Serve drizzled with extra-virgin olive oil.
Nutrition Info Per Serving* (about 1 ½ cups)
Calories: 88;
Total Fat: 3 grams;
Saturated Fat: 1 gram;
Total Carbohydrate: 9 grams;
Sugars: 1 gram;
Protein: 2 grams;
Sodium: 331 milligrams;
Cholesterol: 5 milligrams;
Fiber: 2 grams
*Nutrition info may vary depending on how you prepare leftover vegetables
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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Washington D.C.— Nevada Senator Harry Reid today commented on the progress the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has made in establishing a high-risk pool program that will be a major help for many uninsured Nevadans who have pre-existing conditions.
"I'm pleased that HHS is making great strides in creating a high-risk pool program that will provide uninsured Nevadans with pre-existing conditions with coverage beginning this summer," Reid said. "Under the HHS plan announced today, our state would be allotted $61 million in federal funding for coverage, which is a direct result of the new health care reform law. I look forward to working with state officials and with HHS to ensure it operates smoothly.
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I finished one batch of hard cider and made a little over 4 gallons using 3 packets of regular baking yeast and some brown sugar added. The fermentation really got bubbling great the first night and looked like an air compressor for 5 days then it slowed considerably and I bottled it. It tastes really yeasty and slightly sour but overall not all that bad. I am unaware of the alcohol content but I can feel it after drinking just one bottle. 2 days ago I started a second batch but am using Lavlin EC-118 champagne yeast instead , trying for a higher alcohol content but it seems to not be very active , it bubbles now and then but in comparison to the baking yeast it really isnt doing much and I am wondering if that is normal ? Also, I have been reading about certain kinds of "turbo yeast" that claim up to 20% alcohol in 5 days with a high alcohol tolerance , has anybody ever tried these and how do they work in cider ? The baking yeast worked pretty fast but from what I read, it is not very alcohol tolerant and will die off before the content gets very high....still, a few things I read on the web said it can make high alcohol content so I am confused. Any good suggestions for quick , high alc. content yeast ? thanks
certainly you can get more alcohol using a "turbo" yeast if the sugar is available. Once fermentable sugars are gone, your all out of alcohol potential. You could add more sugars but be careful I imagine at some point your going to be dealing with stuck fermentations, etc. you really need a hydrometer to A) be able to tell how much potential alcohol your starting with and B) be able to tell when your fermentation is done. I would also personally question the taste profile of these "turbo" yeasts. reminds me of sam adams utopius (sp?) and if I'm thinking of if right the way that is made is kind of two fold, first Sam Adams developed that yeast to withstand high ABV and second, I believe they fermented in stages, repitching yeast and using nutrients frequently. I always wanted to see how high ABV I could go but the reality of it always has been that it would be really freaking expensive. more expensive than drinking equivalent amounts of lower ABV homebrew.
I'm trying some EC-1118 with some Welch's--wanted a dryer version of the classic "beginner's brew." I'm getting similar results--slow & steady but with much less gas than some of my other batches. Bread yeast is cultured specifically to create CO2 in dough, so it stands to reason that your airlock would be very active when using it to ferment. I think you could probably used a stepped feeding to get more alcohol out of a bread yeast, but if I remember it usually dies off at about 7-8% ABV. What I like is that it's easy to get a sweet finish without backsweetening--just start with plenty of sugar and the yeast will quit before it's all consumed. With higher alcohol yeasts if you try that you end up needing so much starting sugar the yeast are overwhelmed and can't get started.


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"He's having a ball," Herz adds. "He hasn't been on a book tour since before The Satanic Verses was canceled. He's out!"
This tour, she elaborates, has taken the three of them and the security detail around Europe and to South America. Rushdie first popped up in the U.S. this past month, with several appearances in New York. Since then he's traveled to Washington, D.C., Chicago, and the West Coast, granting interviews, autographing books, and giving a few invitation-only readings along the way. But the Books & Books foray is unique. While Rushdie has visited other bookstores, Herz explains, the entourage has never provided store owners with more than "five to ten minutes'" advance notice, content to have the author sign whatever copies of his books happened to be in stock at the time. "This is a whole new thing -- the fact that people were called and told he would be here at a certain hour," she says. "There's a very solid relationship between Mitchell and [Pantheon]. We felt comfortable with Mitchell."
The line dissolves after about half an hour -- during which time, Kaplan estimates, more than 100 people passed through -- and nearly everyone leaves except the media. As Rushdie starts in on the stock copies, he discusses his recent life and his emergence from hiding.
He's fed up with Iran's refusal to formally withdraw the death decree -- "this thing," as he refers to it -- and of the imposed confinement. "I'm trying to get back to this, and it seemed an appropriate time to do it," he says. "I miss it. It's been a long time."
On the subject of his future plans, he is evasive but good-natured. Asked how long he will be in the U.S., he replies wryly: "For a certain amount of time."
"Can you tell us your exact itinerary?" a reporter asks jokingly.
"It is, in fact, exact," Rushdie deadpans.
He seems most intent upon emphasizing the twofold purpose of his tour: to thumb his nose at the death decree and to recoup his literary reputation. "It increased my fame and decreased my stature," he says of the fatwa. "In a strange way, it damaged the reputation that I had. And this novel, I'm happy to say, is going a long way toward restoring the damage. It's chasing clouds away."
At about 11:00 Rushdie and crew prepare to depart for a day of interviews and the dinner party at the Delano. Kaplan hands the author a gift, a copy of The Cockfighter Journal by the late Miami writer Charles Willeford. Ram centsn Mestre, a member of the Herald's editorial board, presents Rushdie with a slim volume by a Cuban poet, Miguel Gonzalez. Finally, Rushdie graciously complies with several requests for photos: one with Kaplan, another with a Time reporter, a third with Mestre and Balmaseda. "We wouldn't do this for Madonna," Balmaseda whispers afterward.
With that, Rushdie is escorted through the rear door and into a waiting Lincoln Continental driven by an enormous, vaguely menacing bald man. The big car pulls out of the alley, turns north onto Salzedo, and then heads east along Aragon, one of its tinted rear windows rolled down ever so slightly.


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Cochlear recall to cost up to $150m
PUBLISHED: 18 Oct 2011 10:34:05 | UPDATED: 19 Oct 2011 05:00:18PRINT EDITION: 18 Oct 2011
Bionic ear-maker Cochlear said it expected the recall of its Nucleus CI500 devices to cost up to $150 million.
The Sydney-based company recalled the entire range of the award-winning product in September after a rise in the number of faults with the CI512 model.
"Based on current information, our view for this provision item, or recall cost, is that the financial impact will be in the range of $130 million to $150 million," chairman Rick Holliday-Smith said in an address to the company's shareholders on Tuesday.
The provision includes some non-cash items and the after tax cash cost and is expected to be in the range of $20 million to $30 million, he said.
The costs relate to the recall of units, write off of stock and other relevant costs that may be incurred over time, Mr Holliday-Smith said.
The final amount will be included in the company's results for the half year to December 31.
Cochlear shares fell $1.41, or 2.6 per cent, to $53.09 by 10.23am in Sydney.
Mr Holliday-Smith also told Cochlear's annual general meeting (AGM) the company's first half dividend would be increased to $1.20 per share, from the $1.05 paid for the same period last year.
Dividends would remain at that level, he said.
"The board and senior management believe the company will continue to generate strong cash flows and that we will be successful in dealing with the current issues," he said.
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Rosemary Beef with Roasted Tomatoes and Potatoes
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Calories | 642 |
Total Fat | 38g |
Saturated Fat | 13g |
Cholesterol | 107mg |
Sodium | 610mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 23g |
Dietary Fiber | 2g |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 49g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 1.5 pound(s) baby red potatoes, quartered
- 1 pint(s) grape tomatoes
- 1/4 cup(s) olive oil
- Kosher salt and pepper
- 1 (3 lb) beef roast, such as rib, rump or sirloin tip
- 4 clove(s) garlic, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh rosemary
- Heat oven to 350ºF. In a roasting pan or on a rimmed baking sheet, toss the potatoes, tomatoes, 3 Tbsp of the oil, 1/2 tsp salt and 1/4 tsp pepper.
- Season the beef with 1 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp pepper. Nestle it in the middle of the pan, among the vegetables.
- In a small bowl, combine the garlic, rosemary and remaining Tbsp oil, and rub it evenly over the meat. Roast the meat to the desired doneness, stirring the vegetables once, about 1 hour 15 minutes for medium-rare (when a meat thermometer registers 130ºF). Let rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
- Deliver the beef uncooked in a roasting pan wrapped in plastic and attach a note with the cooking instructions. You can also transfer the cooked roast and vegetables to a platter or a disposable roasting pan, wrap in foil and include a note to serve at room temperature or reheat at 400ºF for 10 to 20 minutes.
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Given Name: Randor Bierd
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School: Did not attend college.
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@MrMoody - That's a good point. It should also be noted that the bigger the hard drive, the longer it takes to defragment. As to where this is all headed, however, I don't even think terabytes are the final destination.
Just keep using a multiplier of 1,000 to find out. You convert gigabytes to terabytes by multiplying by 1,000. Multiply terabytes by 1,000 and you get petabytes; multiply that by 1,000 and you get exabytes, and then next up are zettabytes, also by a factor of 1,000. This is all a bit of trivia I learned from my computer science class.
Will it stop with zettabytes? I don't know, but I think the greater capacity will be justified. I think by that time computers will be used to store a lot more information than we're putting in them now.


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Ok. I made a choice. I am definitely a Jan-Michael chick. The winner hands down.
"I think we have more machinery of government than is necessary, too many parasites living on the labor of the industrious." ---Thomas Jefferson, letter to William Ludlow, September 6, 1824
Ok. I made a choice. I am definitely a Jan-Michael chick. The winner hands down.
We made chicken using our Brooks bbq modified recipe. The chicken took an apple cider bath for a while, rubbed with a dry rub, and basted three times with a white bbq sauce of my own making. I paired it with rice simmered in chicken stock and added corn.
Yummy in my tummy!
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Today a son is born. We celebrate!!
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Well you know the holiday is over when you use the carcass for stock, the veggies from the veggie tray as a base, and then toss in the meat and some egg noodles and voila! Turkey soup!
St. Nicholas is irrevocably tied to the future of Ground Zero. The church cannot rebuild or even draw up design plans until all of the complex ownership, security and architectural issues surrounding the World Trade Center site are sorted out.
On September 11th, as No.2 World Trade Center collapsed, the entire weight of this enormous structure came down on St. Nicholas Church, completely obliterating the building and its contents.
George Paris was born on November 11, 1967 to Michail and Rose. He grew up in Brooklyn and Queens in the Greek Orthodox tradition. He loved to play baseball and football with his friends in Brooklyn, and the friends he made lasted his whole lifetime.
When he got older he became interested in playing the drums. Later on he played with many bands in nightclubs around Manhattan. After high school, he got his Bachelor's degree in Business from Baruch College
In 1990 he met Christina, and they dated for 11 years while they both went to school, Christina studying Veterinary Technology and George studying Business and Finance at C.W. Post campus of Long Island University. During those years they had fun taking Christina's daughter Stacey to Disneyland and other places, horseback riding, hiking, traveling to Greece and London, going to plays and comedy clubs in the city, and just being in love.
George and Christina got married in June of 2001, and had baby Constantina the same year. She had only three months with her father. George was working for Cantor Fitzgerald, and only one semester away from his MBA degree when he was taken from this world by terrible hatred. He is very much missed by his family and friends, but will always be remembered for his love of life, silly sense of humor, loyalty, and generosity. Rest in peace, George.
Among others reported missing: Thomas Damaskinos, Anthony Demas, Ramzi Doany, Constantine "Gus" Economos, Vassili Haramis, Steve Kokkinos, Danielle Kousoulis, George Merkouris, George Paris, Daphne Pauletsos, Stephen Emanuel Poulos, Timothy Soulas, William Tselepis, Steve Zannetos. The missing worked for companies that included Cantor Fitzgerald, Morgan Stanley, Carr Futures, The Washington Group, and AON.
The tiny church building was constructed around 1832. It originally was a residence and later housed a tavern before the founders of the parish purchased the structure. It measured 22 feet wide in front, 20 feet, 11 inches in the back, and about 56 feet long. It was 35 feet tall. On three sides it was bounded by a parking lot.
Greek immigrants established St. Nicholas Church in 1916 and purchased the structure for $25,000. It was one of two old calendar parishes under the Archdiocese until 1993 when it switched to the Gregorian calendar. Among the church's unique characteristics were its small size and its icons, which were a gift from the last czar of Russia, Nicholas II.
The city of Bari, Italy, where the relics of St. Nicholas were originally bestowed, has donated $250,000. The government of Greece has contributed $750,000 to these efforts, and the Ecumenical Patriarchate has given $50,000. The Governor of the State of New York, George Pataki, met with the Archbishop and pledged his support for including a new St. Nicholas in the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site.
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Heart Care: Anxiety Disorders May Increase Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
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Welcome to this month's Heart Care podcast. Our topic is "Anxiety Disorders May Increase Heart Attack and Stroke Risk."
Anxiety disorders may increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, and death in people with heart disease.
Very few studies have looked at the role of anxiety, even though researchers have more often studied depression in patients with coronary heart disease.
Many factors may account for the increase in risk linked with anxiety, says study author Dr. Elisabeth Martens.
Anywhere from 24 to 31 percent of patients with heart disease also have symptoms of anxiety, Dr. Martens notes.
Anxiety may be linked with surges in "fight or flight" hormones that may be related to heart risks.
Or it may be that people with anxiety are more likely to seek medical care when they have symptoms of a cardiovascular event – but this wouldn't explain the higher rates of death.
The research included over 1,000 people with stable coronary heart disease who were assessed for anxiety disorder at the start of the study. The study participants were followed for an average of nearly six years.
During that time, there were just over 370 cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks or other events that may cause damage to the heart.
After looking at a number of factors, generalized anxiety disorder was linked with a 74 percent increased risk of heart and vascular events.
Dr. Martens says that evaluation and treatment of anxiety may now be considered as part of the way doctors work with patients with coronary heart disease.
The study on anxiety was reported in the journal Archives of General Psychiatry.
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I still think buffet catering and a la carte catering are just about the same. I helped to cater a wedding with a friend of mine. My friend was insisting it was buffet style, and the mother of the bride insisted it was a la carte.
The bride even put a la carte on her invitations. I just do not get it--it is pretty much the same thing. In both styles of serving, you pick out what food you want to eat. Both types of serving usually involve paying a flat price to get anything you want, except this time the bride's parents had paid for the meal.


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Following the success of online referee registration over the past three years, referees will once again be able to register electronically for 2014/15 through the new FA Whole Game System (WGS).
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The County allows variances to certain requirements of the Land Development Code (ULDC), where special conditions applicable to a piece of property make strict enforcement of the code impractical, resulting in a hardship. Variances allow the reasonable use of a property, provided the use is in the best public interest and does not jeopardize the general health, safety, or welfare of County residents.
The Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is a five member citizen body appointed by the County Commission that hears all requests for variances.
The Board meets on a monthly basis to review variance applications. They have the authority to approve, approve with conditions, or deny an applicants request for one of the following:
- Variances from the dimensional requirements of any zoning district, excluding the PD district.
- Personal hardship variances for a secondary living unit in the A or R-1c districts
- Variances to the public road frontage requirements for the first split of a parent parcel or for family homestead exceptions.
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Minimum yard/setback requirements;
Lot width or lot depth;
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See Chapter 402, Article 26 of the Land
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Personal Hardship Variances
In hardship cases, such as an aged or infirm family member, an accessory living unit may be allowed in an A or R-1c zoning district subject to the following requirements:
The unit must be a mobile home, manufactured home, or attached to principal residence;
The property cannot be subdivided into two separate lots;
Conditions can be placed on the unit to require its removal at the termination of the hardship or to require recertification of need over time. Design criteria may also be placed on the secondary unit to integrate it with the existing residence;
Road Frontage Variances
Variances to the public road frontage requirement in Section 407.73(f)1 of the ULDC may be permitted for the first split of a parent parcel or for a family homestead exception under the following conditions:
Applicant must provide proof of access to a county maintained public road;
Applicant must demonstrate that a hardship exists;
Private road must meet minimum width, stabilization and maintenance requirements of the Public Works Department;
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Some Family Homestead Exceptions can be approved administratively, but if an applicant does not show a residual lot of at least five acres, the application must be reviewed by the Board of Adjustment in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 402, Article 23 of the ULDC.
Any request to transfer a family homestead exception certificate to an individual not meeting the definition of an immediate family member provided in Section 402.143 of the ULDC must be reviewed by the Board of Adjustment.
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The Board of Adjustment has two duties pertaining to the Airport Impact Regulations in Chapter 405, Article 7 of the ULDC:
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If objectivity's philosophical hold on journalism has eased a bit since the 1960s, a number of other developments have bound us more tightly to the objective ideal and simultaneously exacerbated its shortcomings. Not only are journalists operating under conflicting orders, as E.J. Dionne argued, but their corporate owners don't exactly trumpet the need to rankle the status quo. It is perhaps important to note that one of the original forces behind the shift to objectivity in the nineteenth century was economic. To appeal to as broad an audience as possible, first the penny press and later the new wire services gradually stripped news of "partisan" context. Today's owners have squeezed the newshole, leaving less space for context and analysis.
If space is a problem, time is an even greater one. The nonstop news cycle leaves reporters less time to dig, and encourages reliance on official sources who can provide the information quickly and succinctly. "We are slaves to the incremental daily development," says one White House correspondent, "but you are perceived as having a bias if you don't cover it." This lack of time makes a simpleminded and lazy version of objectivity all the more tempting. In The American Prospect of November 6, 2000, Chris Mooney wrote about how "e- spin," a relentless diet of canned attacks and counterattacks e-mailed from the Bush and Gore campaigns to reporters, was winding up, virtually unedited, in news stories. "Lazy reporters may be seduced by the ease of readily provided research," Mooney wrote. "That's not a new problem, except that the prevalence of electronic communication has made it easier to be lazy."
Meanwhile, the Internet and cable news's Shout TV, which drive the nonstop news cycle, have also elevated the appeal of "attitude" in the news, making the balanced, measured report seem anachronistic. In the January/February issue of CJR, young journalists asked to create their dream newspaper wanted more point-of-view writing in news columns. They got a heavy dose of it during the second gulf war, with news "anchors" like Fox's Neil Cavuto saying of those who opposed the war, "You were sickening then; you are sickening now."
Perhaps most ominous of all, public relations, whose birth early in the twentieth century rattled the world of objective journalism, has matured into a spin monster so ubiquitous that nearly every word a reporter hears from an official source has been shaped and polished to proper effect. Consider the memo from the Republican strategist Frank Luntz, as described in a March 2 New York Times story, that urged the party — and President Bush — to soften their language on the environment to appeal to suburban voters. "Climate change" instead of "global warming," "conservationist" rather than "environmentalist." To the extent that the threat of being accused of bias inhibits reporters from cutting through this kind of manipulation, challenging it, and telling readers about it, then journalism's dominant professional norm needs a new set of instructions.
Joan Didion got at this problem while taking Bob Woodward to task in a 1996 piece in The New York Review of Books for writing books that she argued were too credulous, that failed to counter the possibility that his sources were spinning him. She wrote:
The genuflection toward "fairness" is a familiar newsroom piety, in practice the excuse for a good deal of autopilot reporting and lazy thinking but in theory a benign ideal. In Washington, however, a community in which the management of news has become the single overriding preoccupation of the core industry, what "fairness" has often come to mean is a scrupulous passivity, an agreement to cover the story not as it is occurring but as it is presented, which is to say as it is manufactured.
Asked about such criticism, Woodward says that for his books he has the time and the space and the sources to actually uncover what really happened, not some manufactured version of it. "The best testimony to that," he says, "is that the critics never suggest how any of it is manufactured, that any of it is wrong." Then, objectivity rears its head. "What they seem to be saying," Woodward says of his critics, "is that I refuse to use the information I have to make a political argument, and they are right, I won't." Yet some of Woodward's critics do suggest how his material is manufactured. Christopher Hitchens, reviewing Woodward's latest book, Bush at War, in the June issue of The Atlantic Monthly, argues that, while reporting on a significant foreign-policy debate, Woodward fully presents the point of view of his cooperative sources, but fails to report deeply on the other sides of the argument. Thus he presents an incomplete picture. "Pseudo-objectivity in the nation's capital," Hitchens writes, "is now overripe for regime change."
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Seattle photographer Tim Roda in the driver's seat
Tim Roda, who got his start at the Greg Kucera Gallery, is currently showing in San Francisco at BaerRidgway Exhibitions. BaerRidgway is the team of Kent Baer and Eli Ridgway, both of whom worked at, you guessed it, Greg Kucera.
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Mike Bray, art collectives and scarce money
In the comments section to this post, Eugene artist Mike Bray said he was part of a newly-created artist-run space.
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Laurie Anderson's hard to find Homeland
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The Henry Art Gallery's new Web site takes the cake
In the old days, long ago, people had to visit an art museum to form a first impression. Today, eyes are ahead of feet, and a museum Web site is not just an exhibition and lecture list but a introduction to an aesthetic.
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Jethaniel Spyder Peterka, "Self Portrait with Spirits," oil on panel, image via Gage In Seattle, Gage is the best place to go to learn how to draw. The school's old fashioned without making a fetish out of it. Gage doesn't back artists into a corner or foreclose on possibilities that its instructors aren't attracted to. It teaches skills and gets out of the way. "Face Forward" features 27 versions of introspective insight from Gage students, graduates and instructors at the Anne Focke Gallery at City Hall, juried by Scott Lawrimore. (600 Fourth Ave. To Dec. 1. Hours: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Friday.)
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This Troubled Mind O'mine LyricsArtist: Ernest TubbAlbum: The Daddy Of 'Em All You've done trifled on me your last time You know it just ain't right when I come home you start a fight Don't leave you at least this trouble mind o'mine Now baby I want you to know you left your motor runnin' slow I got off got on a faster line Got me a baby that's got some sense cuttin' in at joy expence Don't leave you at least this trouble mind o'mine [ guitar ] There's no use to talk to you cause I know we're really through I can find a better way to spend my time So if I should stay out late you know been swingin' on other gate Don't leave you at least this trouble mind o'mine [ piano - fiddle ] Now baby I want you to know...
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I'm making my first attempt at a 3 bean chili, and its on hour 2 of its simmer, but I'm wondering if I should add vegetables to it.
What do you think??
I'm cooking this for a work party tomorrow. So far, I'm the only one who has decided to put MEAT and/or PROTEIN on the sign up list. There are 5 different salads, 4 different vegetable dips, and a bunch of cakes and desserts. So, should I add vegetables?
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So I decided to forego the vegetables and be straight meat and beans. I believe I needed to present a contrast to all the salads and sweets for my dinner party.


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Team website: www.refracthouse.com
Before the Solar Decathlon competition had even closed, Team California was raking in recognition, including a first place finish in the Architectural Design and Communications (such as education and branding) categories, a third-place finish in Market Viability, and a never-ceasing line of eager spectators waiting to get in.
"It's just now sinking in," says Kyle Belcher, an architecture student who graduated in May from the California College of the Arts. Belcher and his fellow architecture, art, and design students worked on the house for two years along with fellow team members from the University of Santa Clara, which focuses on engineering and business.
The Refract House, named for its bent form and its ability to control light, is part of the bi-annual Solar Decathlon competition, which features 20 student-designed-and-built dwellings on display on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., through Oct. 18.
While Team California won third place overall in the 2007 Solar Decathlon competition, it did not fare well in the design segment, ranking 18th out of 20 teams.
"The whole design phase was revamped," says Mike Sizemore, a Santa Clara student who worked on the technology, engineering, and construction applications. For the 2009 event, the Team California home has a traditional look, but with a modern twist.
One of the most prominent parts of the project, which features 630 square feet of conditioned space and 170 square feet of unconditioned space, is its arrangement: The house curls around a courtyard, which helps control the amount of light that enters the house and centers the structure around the deck, connecting it to each room.
"We were trying to talk about the California climate," says Annessa Mattson, a graduate architecture student from the College of the Arts and the architectural lead, "and the idea of living in your landscape."
To address another major California initiative—conserving water—downspouts on top of the house direct rainwater to a harvesting pool. "What's different about the way we collect water is we have a beautiful container for it; it's a reflecting pool," Mattson notes.
The rainwater is used to irrigate plants, and is passively filtered by natural materials, such as native plants and gravel.
The pool matches the activity of California's wetlands so that it's more sustainable. In the summer, it dries out to become a rock garden. In the winter, it fills up into a rain garden.
Water conservation continues inside the home, including Uponor's recirculation pump, which drains lukewarm water in the hot water line and replaces it with hot water. The product has a motion sensor that activates it when someone walks into the bathroom, so the pump runs only when necessary.
An electronic monitoring system tracks the use of water and controls other systems, such as lighting. The system was designed with help from members of Santa Clara's 2007 Solar Decathlon team, who formed the company Valence Energy, the team's Web site states.
The system includes a weather monitoring mode that calculates rainfall, decides when to water plants, and keeps track of how much water is in the reflecting pool. The device also informs homeowners of how much money the radiant heating and cooling system is saving them, compared with conventional methods. And, it breaks down where the most energy is being consumed so homeowners can change their behavior to conserve more.
This data can be accessed on a screen in the house, from a remote computer via the Internet, or through an iPhone.
Among the home's other interesting products are recycled vinyl billboards used for waterproofing and Sealection Agribalance spray-foam insulation made of vegetable oil. Other details include SunPower 225 solar panels, reclaimed redwood siding, and reclaimed elm flooring.
But it's the overall ambiance the student-builders appreciate most.
"All of us wish we could take the house with us. It's made for entertaining," Belcher states. "It's made for you to have a nice glass of wine and share the deck outside with friends."
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Stupid Border Tricks
So we have Border Patrol agents who can't figure out the computer warnings to not let somebody in the country? Has anybody figured out if they can understand the warnings not to let suspected terrorists into the country? And people want to throw open the rights of citizenship for people who are here illegally who may also be in the country despite warnings against allowing their entry?A globe-trotting Atlanta lawyer with a dangerous strain of tuberculosis was allowed back into the U.S. by a border inspector who disregarded a computer warning to stop him and don protective gear, officials said Thursday. The inspector has been removed from border duty.
The unidentified inspector explained that he was no doctor but that the infected man seemed perfectly healthy and that he thought the warning was merely "discretionary," officials briefed on the case told The Associated Press. They spoke on condition of anonymity because the matter is still under investigation.
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By: TimWood on May 22, 2008 - 6:13pm - Add new comment
I went to the 12:05 a.m. screening of Indiana Jones last night. Was pleasantly surprised to see a packed house - there are some nightcrawlers around here.
Anyway, I loved it. I don't take much stock in most movie reviewers, but I usually check out Metacritic.com to get the consensus. You can see Roger Ebert's review there. It's dead-on - if you love the series, you'll love this.
If you don't love the series, you're probably going to think this one's hokey. Then again, if you don't love the series, I don't trust your movie judgement anyway.
By: TimWood on April 28, 2008 - 1:33pm - Add new comment
That's the movies we're reviewing in Lowdown this week. I won't tip my hand (yet) as to what I thought.
Curious to see what y'all thought. Were they as funny as you expected or an overall letdown?
Thanks- Tim
By: TimWood on April 10, 2008 - 4:52pm - Add new comment
We have a writer that has interest in doing a sometimes serious, sometimes funny look at being pregnant over the course of her remaining 30 weeks.
So we figured we'd turn to you, the reader, for advice. Is this something you'd be interested in reading in BT?
By: TimWood on March 22, 2008 - 12:51am - Add new comment
The results are going to be a little hard to follow from the bracket in the paper since we subbed in players, got rid of duplicate entries and fixed errors from the in-print bracket.
Anyway, here's how it all played out in round one.
ALLJOY REGION Arseneau def. Gabe Fornari, 104-94 Frank Ferrato def. Kirk Taylor, 100-99 Courtney Naughton def. Dan Kam, 133-94 Peggy Garrett def. Joe Naughton, 110-89 Lisa Smith def. Chris Wuensch, 105-86 Danny Tighe def. Matt Burleson, 104-103 Boobalena's def. Jenna Konosky, 94-80 Tim Anderson def.
By: TimWood on March 17, 2008 - 9:02am - Add new comment
We're once again running a March Madness college basketball bracket pick 'em contest and we want you to join.
Anyone can join, so tell your friends.
To sign up, go to btbed.mayhem.sportsline.com/e
Our group password is "btbedlam"
You'll need to sign up for a Sportsline ID if you don't already have one, that and picking your brackets takes a total of three minutes.
Plus, you can win some really cool prizes.
Hope to see you in the contest. The kickoff will be in the paper on Thursday.
Thanks - Tim
By: TimWood on March 10, 2008 - 10:25am - Add new comment
Just curious what everyone thought of the Propfe's story in today's BT. If you live in Sun City, are these kind of issues with the community association the norm or the exception to the rule?
By: TimWood on March 4, 2008 - 4:52pm - Add new comment
We're not usually ones to kick folks when they're down. And yes, we are doing actual reporting today. But then again, we just couldn't resist this Weather Channel spoof.
By: TimWood on March 4, 2008 - 3:38pm - Add new comment
This just in from Bluffton Youth Sports for all you parents with kids in PALS softball and baseball:
All practices are cancelled tonight due to the bad weather.
Any questions, call 227-5225.
By: TimWood on February 26, 2008 - 6:06pm - Add new comment
Two packages arrived at the Bluffton Today offices - one for me, one for Executive Editor Kyle Poplin. Being that they were from The Last Twist.com, Kyle and I hugged before opening in case they were filled with evil doing.
Not so much. The packages were filled with goodies from Chubby Checker, perhaps in thanks for my open apology to Chubby Nation in Monday's paper.
We're talking two Chubby CDs, his classics and his rap album; and a boatload of official Chubby Checker beef jerky.
So, in admiration, we offer the following video.
By: TimWood on February 20, 2008 - 10:38am - Add new comment
Don't know if you saw the article this morning, but One Hot Mama's is closing their Bluffton location.
Any fans out there? I know I'm bummed. Just wondering if there's others.


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If the bunker in the above photo were filled at a more gradual slope, as shown by the yellow line, silage could have been packed tightly and safely. The drawing below offers a way to fill a bunker safely, also allowing water to drain away from the wall.
Storing silage in bunkers or piles – while maintaining high quality with little waste at feedout – is an art involving some mathematics, says Brian Holmes, University of Wisconsin biological systems engineer.
"All too often, we see silage surfaces which are too steep. If they're too steep, you're not going to drive on them, and they're not going to be properly packed," Holmes told members of Wisconsin Custom Operators during their recent annual meeting.
"If you do drive on a steep surface, you run a high risk of tipping the tractor over. Sloping the filling surface down toward the (bunker) wall makes it tough to keep the packing tires tight against the wall to help preserve silage."
Loosely packed silage results in more visible spoilage as well as increased safety risks and labor costs in pitching and disposing of the waste feed – something producers don't like to do.
"If spoiled silage didn't need to be pitched, feeders wouldn't be up next to those feedout faces running the risk of riding an avalanche down to the floor," Holmes pointed out.
He suggested a few ways custom harvesters can help clients avoid problems:
• Instead of maintaining a flat bunker-silo forage surface, fill a silo so forage slopes toward the bunker center (see drawing).
"Then, as you put in your capping layers, fill the middle and pack on a reasonable slope. That keeps you away from the wall while you're packing that last section, leaving a channel for water to flow away from the wall. The other advantage: Your tractor leans away from the wall, allowing your tires to pack closer to the wall."
Besides providing better at-the-wall density, the sloping-inward strategy keeps tires from tearing plastic that may line bunker walls, he said.
• Or an operator can top off a flat-surface bunker silo with silage pushed toward the center and redistributed to form a very gradual slope down toward the bunker wall. In the photo, the steep sides are not likely to be packed well and may be unsafe to drive on. Imagine the silage above the yellow line redistributed in the center of the bunker. The gradually sloped triangle holds the same amount of silage but allows it to be packed well and more safely, he said.
• Producers frequently construct silage piles too tall and steep to minimize the footprints of their storage-pad areas. "Many times they want to get as much silage on the site as possible, so they build taller. When they build taller for a given width, they end up with steeper sides."
Such slopes are difficult to pack properly and effectively cover and hold the plastic close to the silage, Holmes pointed out.
He recommended a 3:1 gradual slope – 3' horizontally for every foot of rise. Many piles are built so high that facers can't reach the tops, again increasing the risk of avalanches (see "Surviving A Silage Avalanche").
• If packing a bunker or pile over a number of days, consider covering the back portion, when it's densely packed with a safe shape, to keep quality high and spoilage losses low.
• To get the most out of your packing time, and to accomplish it safely when using two or more tractors, make sure operators have a protocol, agreeing who has the right of way and how they will communicate with each other.
Editor's Note: For information on determining packing-tractor weights, see "Get Silage Packing Under Control." For details on packing tools, visit "New Tools For Packing Silage."


text: Two members of Team Moo, Anna and Benjamin, took first place in the 9-10 Girls and the 7-8 Boys division at the TriColumbia Kidz Triahtlon on July 25th. The Mini Cow Tri Club will present The Nottingham Kids Triathlon emphsizing health, self-esteem, self-confidence and fun on August 28, 2010. Visit www.MiniCowTriClub.com for more details and to register. Brian Lausch, co founder of the Mini Cow Tri Club caught surprised CTA Race Director, Robert Vigorito on film getting cooled off after the TriColumbia Kidz Triahtlon. Click here to view the video.


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The TRU WolfPack women's basketball team placed sixth at the Concordia-Reebok Invitational in Montreal after losing 74-69 to the McGill Martlets in the fifth-place game Saturday.
TRU held a 20-10 lead after one quarter and was ahead 35-24 at the half, but wasn't able to hold it.
The WolfPack got big efforts from three fourth-year players as Diane Schuetze had 21 points and 10 rebounds, Jen Ju put in 16 points, and Tracy Kocs scored 14 points.
The WolfPack, which is at home to the Winnipeg Wesmen on Friday, 6 pm., at the TCC, finished the tournament at 1-2.The Alberta Pandas won the tournament, beating the Concordia Stingers 71-60 in the final.
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The WolfPack men's volleyball team are to arrive in Los Angeles today and will play a couple of exhibition games there later in the week.
On Thursday, the WolfPack will meet the U of Pacific Tigers, then will play the Stanford University Cardinal on Friday and Saturday.
The Cardinal is the NCAA's No. 3-ranked men's team.
The WolfPack beat the Queen's Golden Gaels 3-1 and lost 3-1 to the Trinity Western Spartans in a couple of split-squad exhibition games in Langley on Tuesday.
TRU kicks off the second half of its Canada West season on Jan. 13 against the host UBC Thunderbirds. The TRU is at home to the Brandon Bobcats on Jan. 20, 7:45 p.m.
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Kesa Van Osch and her rink from Nanaimo won the Tim Hortons B.C. junior women's curling championship in Victoria on Saturday.
Van Osch broke open a 1-1 game with three in the sixth end and went on to an 8-4 victory over Falon Burkitt of Prince George.
The Corryn Brown rink of Kamloops finished 4-3 in the round-robin before losing a tiebreaker on Friday.
In the junior men's competition, Josh Hozack of Victoria opened up a 3-0 lead and hung on for a 3-2 victory over Patrick McEachran of the North Shore Winter Club.
The Brook Calibaba rink of Kamloops was 2-5 in the round-robin and didn't qualify for the playoff round.
The Canadian junior championships are scheduled for Napanee, Ont., Feb. 4-12.
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Activision Blizzard to Release Second Quarter 2011 Results on August 3, 2011
A presentation corresponding with the conference call will be available in Adobe Acrobat format at http://investor.activision.com/events.cfm. A replay of the call will also be available approximately three hours after the call's conclusion and archived for one year in the Investor Relations section at www.activisionblizzard.com. Headquartered in SOURCE News Provided by Acquire Media |