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Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed AB371, commonly known as the bear hunting bill, Wednesday in Madison.
The bill would have allowed additional training of bear hunting dogs, including during the hunting season, as well as a "back-up shooter."
The bill was supported by the Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association and passed the Legislature on a voice vote in the last days of the 2009-10 session.
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Not just for trim, painting with black can be a smart, stylish choice for an entire wall. See how these designers use the paint color to a room's advantage.
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"Every room needs some black," says designer Miles Redd. "It's like eyelashes and eyebrows: It makes everything else look framed and focused." Which is exactly how this red dining room, designed by Douglas Dolezal and Robert Miller, looks.
And there's certainly no shortage of ways you can introduce black. It really does go with almost everything. "As is the case with white," says designer Nicole Sassaman, "black can look good with almost any color. But it is best used with contrasting colors — lights and brights — rather than darker shades of brown and so forth. Bright colors like pinks and oranges really sizzle against black."
Redd also favors the color with bright, bright accents. "I adore pink with black and white — and make it a shocking pink!" he says. Redd also loves emerald green with black and white, and all kinds of blue.
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L.A.'s Homeboy Industries is known for its groundbreaking community activism. Focused on providing second chances to former gang members wanting to turn away from violence, the homegrown nonprofit offers everything from tattoo removal to legal services to solar-paneling certification programs. Originally focused on gang members in the Boyle Heights area, it has become the largest gang-intervention program in the nation, thanks in no small part to the power of its in-person storytelling. Sharing with groups in churches, schools and prisons, Homeboy's experienced narrators get their message across by delivering visceral detail, sparing no emotion as they tell of the sometimes overwhelming and painful lives they left behind. The Echoplex tonight hosts a night of Homie Storytelling from Homeboy Industries, during which men and women alike will recount their harrowing, real-life experiences. Father Gregory Boyle, the organization's founder and a gifted orator himself, is the evening's host. The Echoplex, 1822 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; Sunday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m.; $20; 18 and older. (213) 413-8200, theecho.com.
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I am not clear on why both phones need to be connected simultaneously.
Unless the PC has a rapid charge supported port(s) you'll risk frying the port/motherboard header when plugging in two smartphones as they draw more bus power than a dumb phone.
It's not recommended that you upgrade firmware wirelessly.
I had connected two mobile phones to my computer via the USB ports and suddenly all the tubelights even of my other room started blinking and my UPS started switching between power & battery mode randomly. I kept them connected for about 1 minute thinking that it is an electricity glitch and then I directly turned OFF my UPS as i was scared and then none of my tubelights were blinking everything became normal.So the question is is it hazardous to connect 2 cellphones to the PC via USB ports. Has anyone tried it?. Of course both the phones were charging through USB as you can't disable their charging.I have to update my mobile firmware that's the reason i have to connect them together.
Exactly what is going on with the phones... they are getting 500ma...No magical overload is occurring...
Use wifi to connect the laptop to the cell phone hotspot and then connect the other phone to the laptop.
OP is posting from India... 230V 50hz.
I understand the distinction between ports rated for 'normal USB devices' and ports rated for charging.... but don't they build current limiters into these things?I thought that, if nothing else, the port is supposed to indicate whether it can supply the higher current, and the device isn't supposed to ask for it unless it's supported.


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In over my head...is it still the growing season?
I moved into a new home in August 2005. In my previous home I had 3 small borders that were very easy to maintain. Despite knowing it was going to be a lot of work, I put in 2 LARGE flower beds in my new home. I kept up with it fine over the summer, but now I am in over my head. With the recent alternating rains and warm weather, I have hundreds, if not thousands, of weeds growing. I have been working on pulling the ones near the base of the perennials. Part of me hopes they are annual weeds that will be killed with the first hard frost. Another part of me hates seeing them in the flower beds and wants to apply Round-up. Plus, if they are perennial weeds then with every day that goes by their little baby root systems are getting stronger. So, here's my question: is it still considered the "growing season" and can I still apply Round up if I want to? I'd hate to apply it only to poison the soil. I am in zone 6. Thanks for your help.
IMHO, applying Round-up anywhere near plant beds is an incredibly horrible idea -- a friend of mine used it in her beds and it killed everything. Round-up doesn't know the difference between bedding plants and weeds...in my limited experience, it just kills, period.
Perhaps you could use some sort of groundcover between your plants -- like sheets of newspaper underneath a cover of mulch? It worked well for me to keep weeds under control, and it's biodegradable.
I just wanted to second clawskeeter's suggestions. Round-up is NOT something you want to spray around flower beds. Mulch is really your best friend when it comes to controlling weeds. Put a nice thick layer of mulch (shredded leaves, bagged chips, whatever your choice may be) and you should be able to cut down your weeding time significantly. Around this time of year, shredded leaves would be the easiest choice if you have a shredder and they will help to improve the soil when they break down. Or if your flowerbeds are close to your house and you're worried about termites, try some shredded cedar mulch.
At any rate, today we are forecast for 70° around here - perfect weeding weather. Good luck!
Thank you for your comments and help. My biggest problem is in the flower bed that is on a slope (read: hillside). It is very hard to keep a thick layer of mulch because a little bit washes away with every rain fall. I agree with you both, though, and I would prefer not to use Round Up, but I feel as if I am in over my head. I'll continue to pull weeds and hope for the best! Thanks.
A differing opinion here... I've used Roundup successfully in perennial beds, as a last resort on tough weeds. You have to be REALLY careful not to overspray, and it doesn't always kill the weed completely.
And I haven't had any luck with a thick layer of mulch keeping down weeds. They seem to grow very happily right in the mulch, at least where I live. I've resort to putting down a weed barrier every time I plant a bed, then covering it with a decorative layer of mulch. It's expensive and time-consuming, but less work than weeding in the long run.
I've tried the plastic water-permeable fabric from garden centers. Works well, although weeds come up at the seams. And the fabric is a pain to buy and put down (don't try to do it on a windy day). Make sure you get weed BLOCK fabric. I bought the wrong kind once and it let sunlight through, which helped the weeds to grow.
This year I also tried using old magazines (got tons of those), spread out flat and covered with mulch. That seemed to work as well as the plastic, and was easier to fit around small plants. Sometimes the magazine spines stuck up through the mulch, but they were easy to cover back up.
A friend of mine swears by thick layers of newspaper, covered with black plastic (not the water-permeable kind) covered with mulch. That seems like overkill to me, but she uses it in large shrub beds and doesn't get a single weed.
Like Carol, I also have had success with roundup around other plants in flower beds. For a few years now I've had some sort of thick grass that pops up in the same spots of the flower beds. No matter how many roots I pulled out they always came back. Since I was trying poppies this year and the seedlings were the same height as the grass I applied the roundup with a q-tip. i sprayed some roundup into a plastic lid and quickly wiped it onto the weeds. they died and the poppies lived. yeah!


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ARLINGTON, Tex. -- This game sucked. That was my column, OK? That was my story. This game sucked, from the pitching to the fielding to the base-running to the umpiring. The weather was nice, but otherwise this was a bad night of baseball, not worthy of October, not worthy of the big leagues at all. This was something you'd see at the College World Series, or the Juco World Series.
This was bad.
And then, just like that, this was beautiful.
Thank you, Albert Pujols. Thank you for rescuing this game, and for rescuing everyone who devoted more than four hours on a Saturday night to watch it. Until Pujols came to bat in the ninth inning, we'd wasted our time. All of us. Well, all of us but the Cardinals, who would win this thing 16-7 to take a World Series edge of two games to one. And I suppose Cardinals fans also considered the evening time well spent.
Well, not me. I could have been in East Lansing, Mich., watching Michigan State beat Wisconsin with a last-second Hail Mary. I could have been at home with my kids. I could have been doing laundry, washing my hair or cutting my toenails. Any of those were better options than sitting through four hours of this monstrosity.
And then Pujols hit another home run in the ninth inning, his third of the game, and all was forgiven. The laundry can wait. The toenails are hidden inside shoes. I'm bald, so what hair would I be washing anyway? And those poor saps in East Lansing, watching another Hail Mary -- didn't Doug Flutie and Kordell Stewart do that already? -- while the rest of us, the luckiest of us, were here at Rangers Ballpark watching Albert Pujols go where only Babe Ruth and Reggie Jackson had gone, and actually going farther than that.
Albert Pujols went where nobody has gone, ever, in baseball history.
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"I've seen [great games] on TV," he said, "but I tell you -- tonight was something special."
And that was the losing manager. That was the Rangers' Ron Washington, whose team was victimized by Pujols, calling the experience "something special."
Which it was, of course. It was historic, so special that Pujols dragged himself out of the trainer's room to talk to the media (kidding!). But seriously, folks, it was special. Before Saturday, only Hall of Famer Paul Molitor had ever recorded five hits in a World Series game. Before Saturday, only Hall of Famers Babe Ruth and Reggie Jackson had hit three home runs in a World Series game. Before Saturday night, only Bobby Richardson and Hideki Matsui had recorded six RBI in one World Series game.
Pujols did all of that, and then he did more. He totaled 14 bases, two more than the previous record, the kind of game the biggest 12-year-old in town occasionally has in Little League, or the kind of game a techno-geek will have on a video game.
This was the greatest offensive game in World Series history.
And that's what Game 3 needed to be saved, because it was a lousy game. Nobody could pitch. Lots of folks couldn't field. An umpire made a horrendous call, triggering the offensive fusillade.
Rangers starter Matt Harrison got shelled for six hits and five runs (three earned) in 3 2/3 innings -- and he had the best ERA, for this game, on his team. Five other players pitched for the Rangers, and all five did worse than Harrison. That's how bad this game was.
The Rangers made three errors in the middle innings -- second baseman Ian Kinsler kicking a grounder, shortstop Elvis Andrus kicking another, and first baseman Mike Napoli throwing away a ball meant for the plate. Kinsler also threw away a ball on a double-play, but wasn't charged with an error because an out was recorded at second on the play. Then again, the guy was out at first, too. That was the blown call, with Napoli leaving the bag for Kinsler's wild throw, catching it and tagging Matt Holliday between the shoulder blades as Holliday ran past. More than 50,000 people at Rangers Ballpark saw Napoli tag Holliday a full step before Holliday reached first. Umpire Ron Kulpa, closer to the play than anybody at the stadium, didn't see it.
Ugliness. But that's what this game was all about -- ugliness. After the first two beauties, this World Series was due a game like this, a time-capsule game, the kind of game that should be buried in the ground under a landfill and not excavated for 20 years, or 40 years, or maybe ever. Maybe just bury this thing and leave it, on accident of course, but leave it down there all the same.
The Cardinals offense kept giving their pitchers a huge lead, and the pitchers kept coughing it up. Starter Kyle Lohse, staked to a 5-0 lead in the top of the fourth, gave up three runs in the bottom of the inning. In the top of the fifth it was 8-3. By the bottom of the inning it was 8-6. Around this time I was tracking the Wisconsin-Michigan State game on my laptop, and I started to wonder which game would see more scoring.
And the Badgers and Spartans ended up with 68 points.
The Cardinals and Rangers combined for 23 runs. And 28 hits. Ten walks. Fourteen runners left on base. Three errors. Eleven pitchers, eight of whom had a single-game ERA of 7.36 or worse. The Cardinals scored three runs in the fifth but could have had more had they not run into consecutive outs on the base paths to end the rally. The only thing anyone did right all game was hit -- and that only goes so far. If offense is all we wanted to see from this sport, we'd all watch college baseball.
None of us watches college baseball, because we want more.
Saturday night, Albert Pujols gave us more. He gave us more offense than we've ever seen from a single player in World Series history. Before Game 3, that distinction probably belonged to Babe Ruth.
So this is where I thank Pujols for doing what he did, and for doing it on a night I had the good fortune to be in attendance.


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Has there ever been a more appropriate week to review a movie called "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs?"
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"Jennifer's Body" is the perfect movie at the perfect time for Megan Fox. She has become a huge star without playing a single lead role or having to really act at all (something even she admits). She has built a career on rocking red carpets and lending her eye candy to action movies.
For most of 2009, optimism has been in shorter supply than H1N1 vaccines. I'm happy to inject a dose of good news by telling you things are about to get better - at the movies, at least.
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There aren't enough quality movies made for young women, and "Post Grad" does nothing to improve the situation.
Everybody could use a good laugh these days, and humor right now seems all the more fun if we feel we're getting away with something. In other words, it's a great time for a guilty pleasure comedy.
A reviewer friend once asked me if it is acceptable to praise a movie for what it's not. After seeing "Julie & Julia," I'm finally ready to answer: "Yes!"
Judd Apatow has decided to grow up, and we should all rejoice.
Sitting through "Orphan" is like being forced, like Alex in "A Clockwork Orange," to watch videos of child abuse. This is easily the worst film of the year, and it exploits child actors so shamelessly I can scarcely believe it's legal. I've seen plenty of bad movies, but it's a rare film that sends me into moral outrage.
Harry Potter comes to our rescue this week. The sixth installment of the Potter series will undoubtedly banish all gay caricatures and obnoxious robots to the bottom of the box office top 10, even though the movie doesn't offer the pyrotechnics we usually expect during summer.
What kind of a world do we live in when "Brüno" opens to fanfare and a wide release, yet an instant science fiction classic like "Moon" barely makes it to theaters?
"Public Enemies" makes a rather strange midsummer release. This somber gangster piece set in the 1930s comes out at a time when transforming robots and Sacha Baron Cohen's latest affront to comedic taste ("Bruno") look sure to rule the box office for weeks.
"Transformers 2" features the most impressive robots ever programmed into a computer and many battalions of heavily-armed American military men, all of whom blow up everything in sight. And all this carnage adds up to a dizzying, exhausting, loud, clanging, clanking, whirring, headache-inducing scrap pile of a movie.
As everyone has donned green and celebrated St. Patrick's Day, I went looking for a good Irish-themed movie to commemorate the holiday.
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Up to this point, I have always stemmed and halved peppers before drying them. This year I have so many, it would be easier to just cut the stem and then dehydrate whole.
Probably a very silly question, but my question is whether there is any advantage to leaving the stem on when dehydrating whole peppers? Or rather, any disadvantage to taking them off first?
The ones I see in the store always seems to have stems on.
While I'm at it, same question for freezing whole peps. I leave stems on and then cut them off later. Any real advantage to cleaning and stemming before freezing?
I thin you can do it as whole. It might just take longer time in the dehydrator.
When you remove the stem, air can get in readily. If your peppers are stored in open ambient, with high humidity, they might get spoiled. But OTOH, if you are going to vacuum pack or grind for powder, stem serves no purpose. An you will have to remove them anyway.
I removed the stems prior to dehydrating to help with the process. As Seysonn said, it helps with air circulation.
I just did a batch of pepper flake last week with several mixed varieties and am very pleased with the result.
A word of caution though, you will want to grind in the garage or outside. I ended up getting a nice puff of powder when I opened my grinder and it was not pleasant!
Siouxzn - Good point. I am currently dehydrating to make powder.
I plan on a mix of some Reaper, Naga Morich Jalokia, Choc Scotch Bonnett and Caribbean Red Hab. Prob 85% Hab to 15% Ghost/Reaper.
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KMZT (1260 AM) is a radio station licensed to Beverly Hills, California, and broadcasting to the Los Angeles Metro area from a transmitter in Mission Hills. KMZT airs classical music.
KMZT is not licensed to broadcast a HD signal on 1260 AM;[1] however, an HD channel simulcasting KMZT is broadcast on KKGO HD2.[2]
Station history[edit]
KGIL began broadcasting October 19, 1947, on 1260 kHz with 1 KW power full-time. The station was licensed to San Fernando Valley Broadcasting Company, with studios and executive offices at 2929 Van Nuys Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, California.[3]
At that time, it aired a big band music format. KGIL aired other formats including talk until 1993.
From 1993 to 1995, it had the call letters KJQI, playing adult standards music. In 1995, it became K-NEWS, simulcasting with XESURF (then with call letters XETIN) and now-defunct KNNZ in Costa Mesa. K-NEWS was an all-news radio service with content from the Associated Press and local announcers Peter Arbogast, Jim Roope, and H.K. Malay. K-NEWS was also the home of the Los Angeles Clippers and had an unprecedented 8 traffic reports an hour, causing competitors KNX and KFWB to add more traffic reports to its lineup. In late 1996, the station reverted to the KGIL call letters and hosted an all-Beatles lineup for seven months. The station then went All Broadway Show tunes in August 1997 to Sometime in 1998.[4] The station then switched to Music of Your Life[5] before going to a mainstream jazz format, with the call letters KJAZ, in 2000. Then, in 2002, it took on the call letters KSUR and began broadcasting an adult standards format, changing its call letters to KKGO in 2005. From August 2004 to June 2005 the station played an oldies format playing music from the 1950s and 1960s.[4]
On December 1, 2006, KKGO changed to a country music format, filling the void left behind when KZLA became rhythmic adult contemporary as KMVN earlier in 2006. On February 26, 2007, KKGO swapped callsigns and formats with FM sister station KMZT, moving the country music format to 105.1 FM, and the classical format known as "K-Mozart" to 1260 AM and to a new HD channel at 105.1 HD2. On October 29, 2007, KMZT changed its calls back to KGIL and flipped formats from classical to talk radio, with Michael Jackson as the headline host. Jackson was laid off from the station about a year later and replaced by John Ziegler, who left after a few months. Aside from Jackson and Ziegler, the bulk of KGIL's programming was syndicated, mostly of second-tier programs left over from what KFI, KRLA and KABC did not want.
On November 27, 2007, KGIL started simulcasting on XESURF 540AM, which flipped from classic country music.[6]
Owner Saul Levine decided to return KGIL to a music format after the debut of a similar talk radio format on KFWB, which took place in September 2009. On August 27, 2009, the station switched to a mix of oldies and adult standards as "Retro 1260." Mornings had John Regan (formerly with the station), Middays had Gary Hollis, afternoons had Kimber Murphy, followed by Chuck Southcott, who had worked at KGIL from 1962 to 1975. Retro 1260 emphasized vocals and played Elvis Presley, Sam Cooke, The Beatles, and The Beach Boys, as well as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Steve Tyrell, and Michael Feinstein. On March 28, 2011, the Los Angeles Times reported that the station will begin airing classical music on April 4.[7] The final song on Retro 1260 was "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)" by Keely Smith at 11:58 p.m. on April 3, 2011.[8] Retro 1260 now is available as an Internet stream at Retro105.com and on KKGO 105.1 HD3.
In addition to the music, KGIL is the Los Angeles-area affiliate for California Golden Bears football and has aired games of the Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Kings in the past to resolve time conflicts with other stations.
- ^ http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/sta_det.pl?Facility_id=43937
- ^ http://www.hdradio.com/stations
- ^ "KGIL, San Fernando 1-KW Outlet, Starts". Broadcasting. October 20, 1947. Retrieved 15 October 2014.
- ^ a b REC Broadcast Query
- ^ Judith Gross, "Music of Your Life Gets a Second Wind," Billboard, 08/08/98, Vol. 110 Issue 32, p. 67.
- ^ "On the radio: Dr. Drew Pinsky adds KGIL to his practice", Orange County Register, November 22, 2007
- ^ "Classical music to get a second radio outlet in L.A. area". Los Angeles Times.
- ^ "On Air Playlist -- Retro 1260 AM playlist for April 3, 2011". TuneGenie.
External links[edit]
- KMZT official website
- FCC History Cards for KMZT
- Query the FCC's AM station database for KMZT
- Radio-Locator Information on KMZT
- Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for KMZT
- Changes to KGIL line-up from November 27, 2007.
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Inuit had the same problem of small numbers and wide dispersal, but have managed to create strong autonomous governments in their nation-states. They have also re-created the Arctic as a unique international region, with distinct political, social and environmental imperatives. Perhaps the environment can equally serve the Pacific as an issue intelligible to the White Man!
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- 97 g water (@55F)
- 17 g salt
- 1,012 g all of the second levain build**
Total dough weight 1,565 g and total dough hydration 72%
**Note: the total levain is 230% of final dough flour.
- Mix all ingredients in first speed of your mixer until well incorporated about 3 - 4 minutes.
- Switch to second speed (approx. the 4th gear on home Kitchen Aid mixer) for 2 - 3 minutes until medium strength of gluten development.
- First fermentation in mixing bowl for 30 minutes.
- Turn out onto a lightly floured work bench and pre-shape to light ball.
- Rest 20 - 30 minutes.
- Shape into a boule and place in a well dusted linen-lined basket.
- Proof retarding overnight at 8 - 9C/46 - 58 F (in this case 18 hours).
Bake - Day three @10:15 am
- One hour before baking, turn on your oven to pre-heat to 450F.
- Score (or stencil) your dough any way you like (a traditional score is diamond score; I did a stencil of three overlapping circles with three scores).
- Bake for one hour with steam before and right after the dough is loaded onto your baking stone.
- Cool before slice.
Didier used my Miche as demo to explain that this bread was how bread was made in the old days and that its flavor was quite sour. The sour taste is too strong for my liking but apparently many people in the U.S. like the strong sour taste and, surprisingly for me, almost all the other Aussies in the class like it too. I was told that these days in France however, people generally don't like it too sour.
If I were to do this Miche again, the following are the changes I would incorporate:
- Hand mix to achieve a more open crumb;
- Increase total dough hydration to 76% at least, also for more open crumb; and
- To cut down the sourness by reducing the levain as a % of final dough flour from 230% to 120% or lower (in which case the shaped dough will proof at room temperature for an hour or two before goes into the retarder and for shorter time).
- I like the flour profile and will make no change in that.
p.s. I asked Didier if I could blog this formula with his picture and the answer was a very happy yes to me. Thank you, Didier.


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