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There are no reports of damage so far, the Napa County Sheriff's Office said.
It comes a week after a 6.0-magnitude quake -- the strongest in northern California in a quarter of a century -- struck the same area on August 24.
Last week's quake injured dozens, damaged historic buildings in downtown Napa and turned fireplaces into rubble. It also caused at least $1 billion in property damage in Napa and other communities.
The two earthquakes were a little over a mile from each other.
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Chris Albright doesn't like loud, crowded places. He can't relate to the excitement of screaming fans at sports events, and he can't stand fireworks on the Fourth of July.
All of that reminds the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh sophomore of the sounds of war.
When Albright, 23, came back from the Iraq War in 2007, he felt he needed something else. "I was feeling like a fat body at home. I thought that it would be best for me to go to school," said Albright, who is a business and military science major and a member of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC).
From July 2006 to July 2007, Albright was part of a nine-person squad that provided security for convoys throughout Iraq. Adjusting to life as a regular student is a constant challenge.
Albright found understanding and comfort in a campus veterans' support group created in the fall of 2008. Currently, the group has six members and is led by Paul Clark, a staff counselor at the university's counseling center. ''It really gives each veteran an opportunity to talk about those issues before they were deployed and when they came back, and how their lives have changed,'' Clark said.
Albright's first days as a college student were difficult. ''When I first arrived here for school I had no one to talk to and I was on the edge of almost dropping out,'' he said.
U.S. Army Maj. Robert Wagner understands the challenges returning soldiers face. The ROTC instructor has been in the Army for 25 years and was stationed in Kuwait from 2004 to 2005 during the Iraq War.
''They all have different stuff they have to deal with. Some have jobs and some have families while going to school,'' said Wagner, an assistant professor of military science.
While in Iraq, Albright often thought about his grandparents' farm in Merton, Wis., which is about 28 miles northwest of Milwaukee. ''When we'd be on long missions, I'd have the whole layout of my grandparents' farm completely in my head,'' he said. ''I could just imagine walking through it.''
Those calming images in his mind helped him deal with his life in the Middle East. It also allowed him to spare his family the ugliness of war during his calls back home. ''If you tell them you saw a truck get hit and, all of a sudden, they freak out, and they get that much more worried about you,'' he said.
''We'd play games like the alphabet game and we would start off with A for alligator and B for baboon,'' he recalled. ''And then everyone that would get one wrong would have to do push-ups when we get back.''
When Albright came back home in July of 2007, his family held a big welcome-home bash. ''My uncle lives three houses down from my grandparents at the farm, and he told me, 'There is a keg in the barn for you','' said Albright, who unceremoniously marked his 21st birthday in Iraq with another mission.


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Meat Plant Previously Passing USDA Audits Now Implicated in Chinese Food Safety Scandal
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Advocacy organization urges USDA to stop equivalency process for Chinese poultry imports
Washington, D.C. – In light of the recent scandal in China involving Shanghai Husi Foods Company consumer advocacy organization Food & Water Watch has sent a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack asking him to stop all activities that would pave the way for China to export their poultry products to the U.S. The company, which sold expired meat and poultry products to Chinese fast food restaurants and exported some of those products to Japan, had been audited by the USDA in 2004 and 2010—in an effort to establish equivalency status with U.S. processing plants and pave the way for imports.
"It has been nearly a decade since China made its initial request to send its poultry products to the U.S. and it still cannot get its act together," said Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food & Water Watch. "Now, we have this scandal involving a subsidiary of a U.S. poultry processor that sold rotten poultry meat to fast food restaurants in China. Unless the USDA reverses course, food from this processor could land on our plates in the not too distant future."
In 2006, USDA adopted a rule that granted China equivalency status to export processed poultry products to the U.S. provided that the raw poultry came from "approved sources." At that time, the only "approved sources" were the U.S. and Canada. When USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) conducted on-site visits of poultry processing facilities in China in 2004, the Shanghai Husi Foods plant was one of the plants the agency audited and found that there were no food safety issues. Those 2004 on-site audits served as the basis for the 2006 equivalency determination. In 2010, FSIS returned to that plant and gave it a clean bill of health again.
Because of congressional action that blocked the importation of poultry products from China for two years and because China never certified any plants under the 2006 regulation, no processed poultry products have been imported yet. China has been pressing the USDA to allow it to process its own poultry for export to the U.S. The agency will be sending auditors to China in September to determine whether the country has made changes to its slaughter inspection system to comply with U.S. requirements.
"The food inspection program is so weak that China's own food safety officials concede that the system does not work. The USDA is unnecessarily putting U.S. consumers at risk by continuing to entertain China's request to export its unsafe poultry to the U.S.," said Hauter.
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"In a world where the selfie has become our dominant art form, tautological phrases like "You do you" and its tribe provide a philosophical scaffolding for our ever-evolving, ever more complicated narcissism." Yeah, whatever. Ima do me and take a selfie of my cute ass outfit today. BYE!@
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Have a great day! And you do you, boo.
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There was a shootout at Applebee's on Academy last night involving two rival biker "clubs." Witnesses refused to cooperate with investigators. It probably didn't go quite like this:
The "Daily Show" has a new host.
Selfie sticks have been banned at two of the nation's largest music festivals.
Scientists and artists are working together to better discern patterns in digital data.
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The Hope Center for Neurological Disorders is pleased to announce the Hope Center Scholar program, in collaboration with the Washington University Biomedical Research Apprenticeship Program (BioMedRAP). BioMedRAP is organized by the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences (DBBS), and provides opportunities for highly talented undergraduates to engage in summer research in labs at Washington University. In particular, applicants are especially encouraged to apply to BioMedRAP if they are from groups that traditionally are underrepresented in biomedical research. Beginning in 2014, a Hope Center Scholar will be selected from BioMedRAP applicants. The Hope Center will provide financial support to host this undergraduate for the summer, and he/she will contribute to research in a Hope Center laboratory.
The inaugural Hope Center Scholar is Jesús Acevedo, a rising senior at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Pedras. Jesús will spend summer 2014 in Joseph Dougherty's lab, studying the neurogenetics of autism.
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We attended this restaurant and were shocked at the appalling service. It took over 20 minutes to receive the wine, the food was average although vastly overpriced. We eat much better pasta at Jays restaurant and it was a lot cheaper. At Dai Pescatori we were served a tiny portion of pasta which was rapidly going cold and no cutlery...
I was amazed to find a restaurant with this kind of quality Italian food in Dahab. Definitely worth a try! The restaurant is not located at the main boulevard, but it is only a short 5-10 min walk from Lighthouse; you can follow the boulevard around the corner towards the Eel Garden dive site. The restaurant is a bit further.
Dahab hosts many fine, relaxing places to eat, but Dai Pescatori is one of the only true restaurants. It's a bit of a walk from the main tourist 'centre', but well worth the stroll. The food tastes truly Italian, is fresh and very tasty. The menu has something to offer everyone, definitely worth visiting at least once during your time...
This restaurant has a good atmosphere,tasty food, good customer service and while you eat you can see a lovely view of the sea. I just think more fish variety should be on the menu and prices are a little expensive but overall this place is definitely worth a visit and munch :)
We ate here several times and loved the pizza here. The hand made pasta was excellent too. We also ate apple pie with icecream here. The food and espresso were excellent! It is worth the walk to this restaurant since it is located about 10 minutes from the main promenade.
Very cozy feel with friendly staff. Food is great and location is ideal.
Service was excellent as was the food.
Tables are set on the beach, beautiful spot to spend the evening. You can tell they use good quality ingredients and hence prices higher then other places in town, but still very good value. Very friendly service too.
We've been here before, at least a couple of times. The food this time just seem to be up to their usual standard. It had taste but just seemed ordinary / average / a little bland for them. Mine wasn't very warm, even when it had arrived.
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Fox's Red Band Society is a hospital dramedy, but writer/exec producer Margaret Nagle wants it to be so much more than that.
Red Band Society focuses on the daily lives of a group of teenagers living in a hospital who become unlikely friends. The depth of the unexpected friendships allows them to survive the challenges of growing up under such intense circumstances. Octavia Spencer stars as a snarky yet caring nurse alongside "hot doc" Dave Annable.
The series, on its surface, is about what kids learn in the hospital while recovering and forming a very Breakfast Club-like group of friends comprised of people the characters never would have gotten to know under normal circumstances.
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1. It hits close to home for Nagle, who says she "grew up in a hospital." "My brother, Charlie, was in a coma for a very long time and he is a remarkable guy. [Red Band Society is] inspired by his story," she told reporters Sunday at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour. Nagle noted that there are things that the show is helping her work through via Gluck's character, and that season one of the series would follow his journey. "He was experiencing life while in a coma," she said, noting that he could hear and smell things at the time. "I shared a room with him growing up. The things he's talking about in this coma, we'll join in the journey [and] see his family" as well as how he connects with other patients in the hospital's Red Band Society. As for a potential second season, Gluck will hand off his voiceover role and it will shift to someone else.
2. It's based on real stories. Producers Nagle and Justin Falvey said they were meeting pediatric patients alongside stars Spencer, Annable and the rest of the young cast, with many of the show's medical stories based on people they've met or heard about. Co-star Zoe Levin, for example, portrays mean girl Kara, with Nagle noting that "if you're a douchebag kid, you're not getting a heart. Her story is loosely based on a kid in Atlanta.
3. The show will play with time in a fashion similar to Netflix's Orange Is the New Black. With a show set in a hospital and kids seeing no immediate discharge, it was important for producers to flush out that world and go beyond the confines of the facility. To that end, the show will explore how the young patients got there, their relationships with parents and siblings and the personal lives for the doctors and nurses on staff. Wilson Cruz's orderly Kenji, Nagle noted, started as a patient at the hospital who was cared for by Spencer's Nurse Jackson.
4. Don't expect a lot of death. "There are serious things these kids will have to face, but it is not a show that has a body count," Nagle said. "That is not where our show lives." She stressed that 85 percent of all kids in pediatrics — which treats individuals up to age 24 —come in with the serious issues the show's characters are facing. "There's always going to be fart jokes. We're right out of the world of being a 12-year-old boy."
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AN air of money hangs over the Senegalese capital this month for the Biennale of contemporary African art, the largest of its kind on the continent. On the opening night in the lush gardens of the Musee Theodore Monod, a cream-coloured art deco building downtown, young artists with oversized black-rimmed glasses were mingling with curators and buyers from Africa as well as Europe, China and the United States.
To say that the mood was confident would be an understatement. "It's quite amazing. African contemporary art is really at a turning point," said 31-year old Pierre-Christophe Gam, an art director of Cameroonian-descent based in London. "In terms of art, Africa was an untouched Eden. Until now."
Due to the lack of institutional and financial backing in the past, the continent's art scene had struggled for decades. But the internet and economic growth have enabled African artists to promote their work internationally. Leading museums such as the Tate Modern in London have collections of contemporary art from the continent. Art lovers in South Africa, Nigeria and Ivory Coast have also been flexing their financial muscles, increasingly supporting the creation of independent galleries and museums.
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For all the excitement, the curators of the Biennale seemed slightly uncomfortable with all the talk about foreign investment and high returns. "This is nothing new. The history of art began during the Italian Renaissance in Florence, when bankers started funding certain artists," says Algerian-born Abdelkader Damani, one of three curators. "This will probably work for ten or twenty years, but what we really need here in the long-term is proper institutional support." Is that what made the Renaissance?
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The decade of the 1970s was one long dance party, as rock reached its stride and disco took the world by storm! Join the fun of this salute to the music of the era. Songs include: ABC (The Jackson 5), Boogie Wonderland (Earth, Wind and Fire), Dancing Queen (Abba), Joy To the World (Three Dog Night), You Make Me Feel Like Dancing (Leo Sayer), You're the One That I Want (Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta), Your Mama Don't Dance (Loggins and Messina). Available separately: SATB, SAB, SSA, ShowTrax CD. Duration: ca. 8:40.
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Dodgy were only together for seven years but in that time they sold over a million records worldwide, released three albums and 12 Top 40 singles, including 3 Top 10s and the Top 5 hit Good Enough, still a staple of the Radio 2 playlist; sold out the Brixton Academy for three nights in a row and were awarded an unprecedented 90-minute Saturday evening slot on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival.
The English trio began their climb to fame in 1992, releasing three singles on their own Bostin Records label, later signing to A&M Records, The partnership with A&M generated three albums of life affirming, beautifully crafted songs - The Dodgy Album (1993), Homegrown (1994) and Free Peace Sweet (1996).
Live performance was always integral to the Dodgy experience. When the band first formed they started the infamous Dodgy Club to ensure that the audience got more than just a band on stage. A dedicated touring band - in one 12-month period between 94/95 they played almost 250 shows - Dodgy built a devoted and loyal fan base. Their positivity and summery songs made Dodgy the perfect festival band.
In a bittersweet twist of fate, it was the dying wish of the band's close friend and crewmember, Andy Moore that brought them back together in 2008 and they all agreed that life was too short and anyway, they had forgotten why they split up in the first place.
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Admit it. Most of us like to listen to lies and bushshits especially when they come out of the mouth of a Nobel prize winner of Peace on Earth.
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Admit it. Most of us like to listen to lies and bushshits especially when they come out of the mouth of a Nobel prize winner of Peace on Earth.
Last month, Northern Ireland's administration, in which historically Protestant and historically Catholic parties share power, floated a programme for an inter-communal "shared future" whose goals seem pathetically modest for a place where the guns have largely been silent for almost two decades.
This is wrong. This plan is realistic, ambitious even. It will take a very very long time to see a integrated northern Ireland and even now gains are somewhat fragile as exposed by the flag protests. The loyalist working class feels betrayed by its unionist leaders and lost. Loyalist communities to generalize in the past could rely on greater accesses to government services and good working class jobs. Those discrimination's are gone, those jobs are gone. They have lost something.
We can just work to try an over come these problems.
I agree. The plan is realistic.
Change is a slow process. It is also a process of many layers. One layer at a time. You can't help a tree grow by pulling it.
What a lovely word - "craic"! Yesterday's rot, buried, will turn into fertilizer for tomorrow's new crop. Someone cries,"Ideal! Ideal! Useless ideal!" Surely this ideal is better than the one that says "We are different, you lowly you, and I hate you."
Not to mention the latter leads to fewer miles travelled for the same gallons of gas. What for? Are you sure?
It's great Erasmus reports "Sometimes, it seems, these interactions go beyond the stage of craic and the participants don't always remember to ask each other's religion."
The triumph of the extremes in Northern Ireland (with the DUP eclipsing moderate Unionism and SF the SDLP) in the current 'power-sharing' (more accurately 'power-splitting') arrangement demonstrates convincingly that the conflict was always about political and economic power. The religious badges were convenient identifiers that fostered atavistic myths and shored up allegiance to one side or the other.
It will take a long time to breed out the ingrained, and often narcissistic, senses of grievance or supremacy.
Ironically, the boom in the South beginning in the early 1990s was a major, but often under-appreciated, factor in facilitating this stange political settlement and encouraged the development of all-island institutional and economic arrangements. The inevitable bust in the South has revealed the greed and stupidity that Northern Unionists/Protestants typically attribute to Nationalists/Catholics - even if neither side has a monopoly on greed and stupidity.
However, the development of these all-island arrangements continues. Presumably those in the North believe that the rot in the South has been excised. They couldn't be oh so wrong.
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Lemon-Lime Philodendron,Worth The Price?
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Has anyone bought this philodendron and is now growing it? I have seen it only on EBay...and it would cost about $15 for a small 4in pot of it. Is it worth that? Is it that rare or hard to get?
Does it STAY yellow on some leaves, and green on others? Or is it only the 'lemon' color on the new growth, and then it just turns to regular green over time and looks like a plain ol' philodendron? I like the 'lemon-Lime picture I see, but does it stay that way, or just turn into the regular philo. over time? Is it worth this high price for a tiny pot?
Any opinions would be great. Thanks.
Hi Aveo,
I've never bought from EBay, but you DO know it could be a crap shoot right? Whether the plant is worth is or not is one thing (I have NO idea). Whether you'll actually receive what's being advertised is another thing altogether.
Why not try reputable nurseries where a least you'd have some recourse if you weren't happy w/ your purchase?
So everyone understands, the plant is not actually $15.00. That amount includes an $8.00 winter shipping charge. Personally, a plant would have to be really, really special for me to pay $8.00 for a 4" pot of it. :-)
I buy from a few trusted sellers on eBay and *never* a seller who doesn't show a photo of the actual plant you're buying.
However, you do have some recourse with the eBay/PayPal Buyer Protection Plan and leaving feedback.
I avoid buying during the winter. Heat packs can cause just as much damage as they prevent. Plus, there are more sellers and more variety offered once the weather is better.
Ok. I guess I wasnt clear. I meant is THIS philodendron worth that kind of money? Being a VERY common houseplant, I thought this would be the forum to ask about this plants worth. It is a plain ol' philodendron that seems to have either new leaves that are yellow, and then either they turn green,or 'fade' to regular' green. Thus the name 'Lemon-Lime'. A 4in pot is $9, then shipping is $6. From Hirts. I thought maybe someone on HERE might have this plant, have grown it, know if it is as nice and 'Lemon-Lime' in color,so it is worth the money.
Or it is now a very common plant, which it seems to NOT be, that it is only worth like $2 at Wal-Mart. But since no one seems to have even have heard of it, it seems to be worth the cost....maybe?
Hirts is a hit or miss seller. They get it right 50% of the time, the other 50% of the time, they sell junk. I have bought from them like 10 times, 5 times I got junk, and a refund, 5 times I got nice top quality plants.
It is not the 'ariod' upright one, it is the vining one. Like the VERY common plain ol' green philodendron plant.
So I take it no one here is growing it or has heard anything about it? So that means it is either VERY rare, or new to the plant scene, or its super hard to grow and dies on everyone. So I am still at square 1. I buy violets all the time with heat packs in the shipping boxes in the dead of winter, and they arrive in bloom and healthy as can be. I am not worried about shipping. Just wondered if this philo. is worth the money?
Don't know if it's rare but I did see one that looked like the vining type at my Lowe's today. It was in a six or eight inch hanging basket and was around $12.00. Most of the leaves were that lemon yellow but a few were green so don't know if they eventually change or not.
Unfortunately, I relied on my memory for its name. I do remember it wasn't Lemon-Lime; just looked like it.
Like you, I've found Hirt's to be hit-or-miss.
Let us know what you find out.
PS: Going to HD in the next couple of days. If I find one there, too, I'll let you know. We are lucky: Our HD has a retired nursery owner as its nursery manager.
My goodness, I like Hirts. I have ordered from them many times and not once did I have a bad experience. I do buy from the web site not E-bay. And I do think I know what your referring to. I have a bright pink philo bush type. I loved it until it kept growing. It is 15 inches tall in just one year's growth. Which means I will have to find a home for it next fall. The vine type would overtake a regular household planting. I wouldn't want one myself.
Back to you question, They will turn to a greener color with age. Only the new growth will have the yellow color. I would wait till spring to purchase one.
Linda, I've been ordering from Hirts for years..So far, they've never sent an unhealthy, buggy or undersized plant.
Ironically, I ordered both Lemon-Lime Philos the other day, lol.
Today, I'm browsing through the threads, and come across yours..LOL.
Did you buy one or two? lol. Toni


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