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Those terrible floods in Colorado sent their water down the Platte river and we have flood water everywhere. Sure hope the dike and sandbags hold around the city sewage plant. All the low lying areas and lands near the river are under water. Crest passed through this A.M.. And this stage is expected to last 2 more days.
Oh dear! Nature sure has a way to spread the "joy", I do hope the sewer plant stays within it's limits, that could be a far-reaching and dangerous situation.
And now they have snow in Colorado, it has also snowed in Lake Tahoe in the Sierras - are we in for an early winter I wonder?
The Almanac is calling for a colder, snowier winter, at least in my neck of the woods. I'm so happy for the very cool, clear, sunny days we've had for the last week, I'm almost giddy.
George, my fingers are crossed that the dike and sandbags around the sewage plant will hold and that the rest of the area won't experience too much damage. Mother Nature has shown her power In all parts of the U.S., this summer.
George, I was thinking of you Saturday when MSN had an article about the flood waters from Colorado going into the North Platte. I wasn't sure how close to there you were, but was crossing my fingers that you would not be in harms way. As mwheel says, fingers crossed that the dike and sandbags around the sewage plant will hold.


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Montpellier have announced a host of new signings with England international Shontayne Hape and Bath outside centre Matt Carraro included.
Carraro announced his departure from Bath back in March with Montpellier widely reported to be his next destination. Hape, Carraro's former Bath team-mate, is currently lining up for London Irish but has endured an injury-ravaged season.
Reports earlier this month suggested that Hape was battling to save his career but Montpellier have announced his signature on Friday, the day the transfer window opens in France.
Hape is relishing the chance to ply his trade in another league. "I am very proud to join Montpellier - a club which has high ambitions and plays great rugby," Hape said. "This is a club that is on the way up and it'll be a new chapter in my career which is very exciting."
With Montpellier announcing Hape's signature, his current club London Irish have thanked the centre for his year of service.
"We wish him the very best of luck for his future career with Montpellier," Exiles' director of rugby Brian Smith said. "London Irish has some fantastic young and talented backs who have greatly benefited from training and competing alongside him. We look forward to watching those guys in action for the rest of this and next season and to announcing Shontayne's replacement very shortly."
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After being responsible for a generous invitation to their postseason game, Gator Bowl president Rick Catlett was given an early Christmas gift Monday to help him ring in the New Year.
Catlett was given a brand-new Mississippi State cowbell at the Gator Bowl press conference Monday in the Bryan Building and the Gator Bowl representative found his present to very appropriate for the announcement he had to State fans.
ŌĆ£I understand your fan base figured out a little bit later on that the fines and things weren't going to be what they needed and they learned not to ring them during the game,ŌĆØ Catlett said. ŌĆ£We're going let them bring their cowbells to our game and they can ring them anytime they want to.ŌĆØ
Mississippi State fans have been allowed to bring a cowbell into a bowl game stadium in each of their 14 postseason appearances and Catlett simply asked the maroon and white family to abide by the new Southeastern Conference legislation and State athletic director Scott Stricklin has encouraged fans to bring the ŌĆ£new traditionŌĆØ to Jacksonville via his Twitter account.
ŌĆ£I can't believe over the years we haven't had Mississippi State play in the game before now but we're excited about checking that box off and getting another great institution from the Southeastern Conference in our stadium to play in our game against a Michigan team that has all the tradition and history that Michigan has,ŌĆØ Catlett said.
Michigan head coach Rich Rodriguez has already acknowledged he will have to prepare for the sound of cowbells being rung throughout New YearŌĆÖs Day.
Prior to a 42-14 win over MSU in 2006, Rodriguez had his West Virginia assistants ring cowbells throughout practice.
ŌĆ£To try to prepare for the road game in Starkville, we purchased a bunch of cowbells and were ringing them all week in practice,ŌĆØ Rodriguez said. ŌĆ£Our guys were annoyed with it. WeŌĆÖll hear a lot of cowbells (at the Gator Bowl), so our guys will hear them in practice here the next few weeks.ŌĆØ
When controversy arose in the last 48 hours as it was being reported by multiple news outlets the Bulldogs (8-4, 4-4) were being passed over by the Outback Bowl for Florida despite beating the Gators during the regular season in Gainesville, Catlett said Monday that Stricklin was instrumental in getting MSU into its first bowl game in the Sunshine State since World War II.
"I want you to know your athletic director worked very hard to convince my board to make this selection,ŌĆØ Catlett said. ŌĆ£State has sold all of their tickets and asked for more tickets. When I talked to my ticket manager about 9:00 a.m. this morning we had about 428 tickets left in a 70,000 seat stadium.ŌĆØ
Catlett had no problem discussing the conversations he and the rest of the Gator Bowl committee had with SEC commissioner Mike Slive during the days leading up to the bowl selection process but had issue with certain publications saying the league ŌĆ£twisted their armŌĆØ to select Mississippi State.
ŌĆ£We had a lot of conversation and it was really down to whether or not the Outback Bowl was going to take Florida and we didn't know that until Sunday afternoon,ŌĆØ Catlett said. ŌĆ£The Chick-fil-A were on the hook and when they took South Carolina it made the decision very easy. You got an 8-4 team, ranked 21st in the country. (Slive) is not going to tell you who's going to play where, he is going to walk you through the seasons you had and TV ratings. It was portrayed in one publication he twisted our arm a little bit, I promise there was no twisting of any arms in the talks with the commissioner.ŌĆØ
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ŌĆ£When you're putting a matchup together for a bowl game, you're looking for three things Catlett said. ŌĆ£You want a good football game, an exciting matchup between two good football teams playing a game that matches up - nobody likes a 41-0 game. The second thing is heads and beds. The third is quite frankly television ratings and you'll have the significance of Mississippi and the television market with Michigan being the brand that they are.ŌĆØ


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"If you could have lunch with one person who has died who would it be and why?"
There are many people who have passed that I would like to sit with on a front porch, rocking slowly in two red adirondack chairs. We'll shoot the breeze over some fresh-squeezed lemonade, my Great Grandma Weaver's sugar cookies on a table between us, still warm from the oven.
Like my Grandpa Baker whose stories slowly left his mind long before his body left this earth and before I truly understood the gift of his wisdom.
Like Robert Kennedy who still inspires me with his eloquent words and his passionate rhetoric. I picture his dog, Freckles, on the front porch, too. He's enjoying a spot of sunshine and seems vaguely entertained by the squirrels dancing across the yard.
Like St. Francis of Assisi who was beloved by many including every animal on earth. He was like the Snow White of saints. But more than that, he seemed to get what living free in Christ was all about. I bet my front porch would be like a scene from Disney if Frances came over for a visit with birds and chipmunks and deer all sitting peacefully at our feet while we talked. Since it is my vision, the animals will speak as well adding fascinating insight about creation and the Creator and the disgusting behaviors of humans polluting their home.
But tonight if I had to choose one (other than Jesus, of course, because that is a given) it would be Brennan Manning, my favorite author and fellow ragamuffin. I've read almost every book Brennan wrote which numbers at 20 and own most of them as well. They are well marked, highlighted and worn with multiple notes in the margin.
No author communicates the truth about grace more powerfully to me than Brennan.
No writer conveys the deep affection God has for me more convincingly than Brennan.
No leader calls out my false self more compassionately than Brennan.
No person challenges me to live free in Christ, beloved by God, and in fellowship with the Spirit like Brennan.
Brennan's voice is the one I hear reminding me every day that I am God's beloved. That God not only loves me but that God actually likes me. God enjoys me. God delights in me. Brennan would quickly remind me that God likes me not because there is an ounce of good in me but because there is an abundance of goodness in Him. What a humbling and freeing thing to remember.
Some days I really need front porch conversations with Brennan. I need him to remind me of all these things. Which he would do for an appropriate amount of time. And then he would kick my butt off the porch so I could go tell others.
Brennan died about two years ago. I never had the pleasure of meeting him in person. But I meet him in his books. I read again his familiar words, pretending we are in red adirondack chairs on my big, wrap around front porch. The lemonade and cookies are there. Even the animals show up. And for just a few moments, we have a much-needed front porch conversation.
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The Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County are introduced to many of the animals who make their home at the Georgia Southern University Center for Wildlife Education through a special adaptation of "The Night Before Christmas" where Santa must find new animals to help him out on Christmas Eve when his reindeer fall ill.
Second and third graders at Mattie Lively Elementary School performed "How the Penguins Saved Christmas."
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Peaceful protesters walk from Georgia Southern to Bulloch courthouse, call for unity, equal rights.
On Tuesday, Nov. 25 2014, clergy and members of local churches joined together in prayer and song to celebrate the true meaning of Thanksgiving.
The Statesboro Herald and members of the community would like to recognize the men and women who have served in the Armed Forces on Veterans Day.
Over 100 participated in the 2014 Zombie Run 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, October 25 to help raise funds for local health organizations, including the Bulloch Partnership for Health, the Georgia Southern University Rural Health Research Institute, the Mercer University Center for Rural Health and Health Disparities, and the Georgia Southern University Wellness Program.
The Georgia Southern football team took the practice fields at Beautiful Eagle Creek Thursday to kick off their first fall camp after officially joining the Sun Belt Conference.
Under the direction of Statesboro Youth Ballet director Jurijs Safonovs, dance students completed two weeks of rigorous study at the Averitt Center for the Arts Summer Ballet Intensive Friday.
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Influence of cytokinins on the expression of phosphate starvation responsive genes in Arabidopsis
Article first published online: 7 JUL 2008
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-313x.2000.00893.x
The Plant Journal
Volume 24, Issue 5, pages 559–567, December 2000
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Martín, A. C., Del Pozo, J. C., Iglesias, J., Rubio, V., Solano, R., De La Peña, A., Leyva, A. and Paz-Ares, J. (2000), Influence of cytokinins on the expression of phosphate starvation responsive genes in Arabidopsis. The Plant Journal, 24: 559–567. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-313x.2000.00893.x
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- Issue published online: 7 JUL 2008
- Article first published online: 7 JUL 2008
- Received 16 May 2000; revised 11 August 2000; accepted 7 September 2000.
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The increase in the ratio of root growth to shoot growth that occurs in response to phosphate (Pi) deprivation is paralleled by a decrease in cytokinin levels under the same conditions. However, the role of cytokinin in the rescue system for Pi starvation remains largely unknown. We have isolated a gene from Arabidopsis thaliana (AtIPS1) that is induced by Pi starvation, and studied the effect of cytokinin on its expression in response to Pi deprivation. AtIPS1 belongs to the TPSI1/Mt4 family, the members of which are specifically induced by Pi starvation, and the RNAs of which contain only short, non-conserved open reading frames. Pi deprivation induces AtIPS1 expression in all cells of wild-type plants, whereas in the pho1 mutant grown on Pi-rich soils, AtIPS1 expression in the root was delimited by the endodermis. This supports the view that pho1 is impaired in xylem loading of Pi, and that long-distance signals controlling the Pi starvation responses act via negative control. Exogenous cytokinins repress the expression of AtIPS1 and other Pi starvation-responsive genes in response to Pi deprivation. However, cytokinins did not repress the increase in root-hair number and length induced by Pi starvation, a response dependent on local Pi concentration rather than on whole-plant Pi status. Our results raise the possibility that cytokinins may be involved in the negative modulation of long-distance, systemically controlled Pi starvation responses, which are dependent on whole-plant Pi status.


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Alaskan King Crab or Dungeoness? I love crab. We don't get it very often in this neck of the wood. And never fresh, just frozen.
I was so tickled to get tickets to a crab feed at the Eagles several months ago. Was so disappointed to find a hand full of snow crab legs on the plate. These things weren't as big around as my baby finger. Didn't get any meat out of them, made a big mess trying, and left most on the plate when we left.
Dungeness crabs don't have a lot of meat in the legs. You pick a lot of meat from the body, altho the leg meat is tastiest. But you would never serve just Dungeness legs. That would be just plain strange.
Where we live, we get Dungeness from local waters, but in other parts of the country, I guess I'd opt for the frozen Alaska King crab.
I like crab legs....and I use a little pair of "scissors" that I got from the dollar store to cut them open, instead of using a cracker. Works on the claws too.
We have blue crabs here and my favorite is soft shelled blue crabs. (that is when the crab is growing and shedding it's old shell, and is soft for a very short time).
We also have stone crabs.
I'm with Linda on this - King Crab is my favorite, and there is nothing wrong with frozen crab. Unless you live in Alaska, it will be frozen, as the fishermen cook and freeze the crabs on the boat, as I understand it. The regular supermarkets here defrost them before selling them, but the Japanese market sells them frozen, and so then I can defrost it myself, and it keeps better this way. I sometimes buy it already defrosted on a whim, but I have to fix and eat it the same day, which is not always convenient.
Dungeness crabs are just way too messy, but I will order them in a Vietnamese restaurant where I get the whole crab. Then I need a large towel in my lap while eating it.
You can get live King Crabs in many Chinese restaurants. They are reasonable, but not cheap. I absolutely recommend you try live King Crabs. Simply awesome, and I don't use the word "awesome" lightly.
I had soft shell crabs last week, almost awesome [ :-) ] I am going to get some more soon.
A little "funny" about East coast blues. The seafood company that my husband used to sell to (he was a shrimper for 45 years), shipped blue crabs to Maryland. They also sent their gallon containers from Maryland, and the Texas company filled them with oysters and shipped them back. The containers said "Chesapeake Oysters". :))
I bet there isn't one person in a million who could tell a Eastern crab or oyster from a Texas crab or oyster. I don't believe there is any difference. Any difference is only in how fresh they are.
I love crab. King Crab legs are wonderful. But I'll take Dungeness crab first. Maybe because I can buy fresh - Live - Dungeness crab year around. King crab legs are always available but are precooked and frozen. I've only seen live king crab once at a seafood shop in Duncan. It was huge and so was the price. If I remember correctly the price was just under $300.00. We can have a feast of Dungeness for under $30.00 for two.
We had Alaskan King crab this week and it was good. It came frozen so I thawed it under cold water, dried it and grilled it on the bbq after the steaks had finished cooking. It didn't take long. The only problem was the saltiness. Should I have soaked it for longer to get out more of the salt? Or is that normal?
Donna, I haven't tried King crab on the grill. I like that idea. Our neighour loves king crab. And a couple of times a year we get together and feast on King Crab. I usually take scissors and make a cut up the legs before steaming them. I put just a small amount of water in the bottom of a large pot and layer the legs on a steamer basket. Since frozen king crab has already been cooked, reheating is all that is really necessary. I haven't had a problem with king crab being too salty. I wonder if steaming removes some of the salt?


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I've posted quite some time ago under the heading "wonky" kitchen layout. I've been thinking about some kitchen layouts and want to see what the forum thinks. My goals are a good kitchen layout that provides enough counter space and enough storage and the "essential" elements of a kitchen. Sorry, my sketches are hand drawn. The room is 13.5' by 15.34'. It is open on the 13.5' side with a step up into the living/dine area. This room will also serve a thorough fare along the south. Each square is 6". I'm going up load three sketched. BTW, I'm using a designer for the whole house remodel, but my overactive brain can't stop thinking about the possibilities.
The 1st: my concerns are its a galley kitchen and pantry placement.
The 2nd: dunno, pantry placement?
The 3rd: Island too small, enough aisle room?
What are the overall dimensions of the space?
I am confused about the state of wall-i-fication between the kitchen space and the other rooms - is it open to the liv/din?
Are you planning on removing the exterior door opening in #2 and #3? What's outside there; how do you use that door now? Won't you miss that access?
The space is quite large (at least i think so from counting the graph squares). But having one of the dimensions, along with an island oriented the way you have it means that you have a fair amount of space needed just for circulation around it..
Have you played around with having the island at right angles to how it is now?
And have you considered using narrow depth storage cabs along the wall at the bottom of the drawing?.
There's nothing wrong with a hand drawn sketch (though darker ink would help.) Plus add dimensions, like over all size and intended widths of aisles.
Have you gven some thought to how food moves around within the kitchen from storage to prep to cooking to plating, etc? You've got the essentials spread out about far as you can get them, perhaps, too far.
Is adding a prep sink possible?
sorry about the pic quality. I'll repost tonight. As for dimensions: 15.4' x 13.5' is the room dimension.
The southern edge is a bedroom.
The east edge is a step up (~6") to what will be the existing live/dining area.
Each square is 0.5 sf. I know it is hard to see.
I want to make sure that there is enough "walk" behind space between the island seating and the thoroughfare (walking from bedrooms to the living/dining/great room).
Drawing 1: aisle width is 48" The door would be new to the outside. My thought was easier to take out the garbage instead of front door and have direct access to a proposed patio area/backyard).
Drawing 2: aisle width between counter and island is 42". island is 6 x 3'. aisle width between island and south wall is 59". My thought on spreading out everything was to maximize countertop space.
Drawing 3: Purpose was to re-incorporate pantry into kitchen space so I don't give up closet space in bedroom.
Approx dimension of appliances, etc. 36" wide refrigerator. 30" range.
What's the kitchen like now? Do you have eat-in space? Is the dining table close enough so you could get away with no seating in the kitchen?
I'm thinking to start with layout 2, but eliminate the island, and put the fridge and deep cabinets on the south wall. Maybe even make the north wall cabinets 28 or 30" deep as well. That gives you a ton of counter and storage space, and decent flow. You might even be able to squeeze in your back door, without losing too much.
It all depends on your priorities.


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Preterm birth can be prevented by investing in research to discover why preterm birth occurs, and in health care for mothers before, during and after childbirth. Family planning and increased empowerment of women, especially adolescents, will also help to reduce preterm birth rates. More research is also needed to link the multiple causes of preterm birth to effective solutions, but it is clear that hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved each year with quality care for preterm babies.
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Interventions to manage preterm labor aim at reducing serious complications arising from preterm birth. These interventions include, where feasible, medications called tocolytics to slow down labor, antenatal corticosteroids to help the baby speed up lung development and survive preterm birth, and antibiotics to prevent infection.
Care for babies born too soon or too small should include:
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