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Phil Miller covered three seasons of Twins baseball, but that was at a different ballpark for a different newspaper. Now Miller returns to the baseball beat after joining the Star Tribune as the Gopher football writer in 2010, and he won't miss the dingy dome for a minute. In addition to the Twins and Gophers, Miller covered the Utah Jazz and the NBA for six years at The Salt Lake Tribune.
CLEVELAND -- Carl Pavano will return to Minnesota on Sunday and have another MRI exam on his shoulder sometime early next week. The Twins will wait to adjust their pitching plans until they get the results.
After watching Pavano struggle again in Friday's 7-1 loss, the Twins turn to P.J. Walters tonight, hoping he can keep his impressive string going. Walters is 4-for-4 in quality starts. The Indians counter with Josh Tomlin, who has three quality starts in six tries this season.
The game will be televised on Fox (Ch. 9).
I'll have more on Pavano and the Twins' reaction to Johan Santana's no-hitter in tonight's notebook.
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Set the mood for a spooky Halloween with these Glowing Ghosts from Gloria Uhler. Made with soft clay and an LED light, these cute Halloween decorations are perfect for hanging from your trees or using to decorate your table. You can make the face of your ghost cute or scary...better yet, make several ghosts for a lit display that everyone is sure to love!
- White Polymer Clay
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- Clear fishing line or stretchy bracelet cord
- Heavy duty aluminum foil
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- Plastic wrap
- Tart shaper or round object for shaping the head
- Wooden pic
Cover your work surface with wax paper. Tape it down so it doesn't shift while you work. Condition clay by kneading it in your hands until it's soft and pliable. Flatten it with your hands, creating a round shape. Cover the clay with wax paper. Using a brayer or rolling pin, move across the clay to create a large circle measuring 10 to 12". The clay should be about a 1/4" thick. Stretch it with your hands if necessary to achieve the size you want.
Use a wooden pick to mark the center of the circle. This will be the spot for the hole. If you are not hanging your ghost skip this step.
Find an object to act as a form for the ghost head. It should be somewhat rounded. The wooden tart shaper pictured is a good choice because it can stand on end.
Stand the shaper and cover it with a generous sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil. Mold the foil into a basic ghost shape.
Drape the clay over the foil, letting it fall freely.
Use a wooden pick to create the holes for the eyes.
To create spooky eyes, pull the pick up at the corners of the eye holes and down on the mouth hole. Use the wooden pick to enlarge the hole in the head of the ghost if you will be hanging your creation.
Remove the shaper tool from under the foil and let the foil stand on its own. Flatten the foil at the base for support. For a more interesting shape wad up separate pieces of foil and tuck them under the clay where desired. Place on a foil lined cookie sheet and bake at 275 degrees for 15 minutes. Let cool completely.
Wrap an LED light in kitchen plastic wrap.
Secure the plastic wrap with fishing line. Cut off the excess plastic wrap above the fishing line and thread the line up inside the ghost into the hole at the top. The flexible plastic wrap makes it easy to flip the switch at the bottom of the LED case and turn the light on or off at any time.
Pull the fishing line out the hole in the ghost head. Your ghost is reading for hanging.
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Collier, Lee counties sending fewer students on to higher education compared to state
NAPLES - One of the lasting marks of education reform under Gov. Jeb Bush was a strong data system to track the progress of students after they leave public grade schools in Florida.
New data out on 2008 graduates from Collier and Lee counties paint a mixed picture of how students are performing in Florida higher education institutions.
Both Lee and Collier counties are sending far fewer students to Florida community colleges and universities than the rest of the state on average, though data on 2008 graduates attending out-of-state institutions is not yet available. Across the state, 53 percent of students who graduated in 2008 were able to go on to higher education at a Florida public school. That compares to 47 percent in Collier County, and 46 percent in Lee.
How students in each county perform when they reach Florida colleges and universities differs, however.
Seventy-seven percent of Graduates from Collier County earned a 2.0 grade-point average or higher in Florida higher-learning institutions, 1 percentage point above the state average. In Lee that figure was 70 percent.
Both Lee County and Collier county saw roughly the same percentage of college-bound graduates successfully complete entry-level math in their freshman years — between 70 and 71 percent — and out-perform their statewide peers by a few percentage points. However, Lee graduates lagged slightly when it came to successfully completing Freshman Composition, with 78 percent compared to the state's 80 percent. Collier County students outshined both averages, with 82 percent of graduates successfully completing such courses.
Collier County Chief Instructional Officer Martha Hayes said she is pleased at how Collier County's college bound students are performing.
"There is always room for improvement, but in some of the categories in that report, we were in the Top 10 statewide. That is nice to see," she said.
Lee County Schools Superintendent James Browder said he interprets the data to mean that some of those students must at least be entering the workforce, and noted that a high proportion of Lee County graduates go into the military, but said the statistics do not necessarily paint a complete picture.
"What we see is an explosion of people in our career technical centers at High Tech north and central," said Browder. "We've doubled the number of adults there this year from the year before, and had given out double the Pell (grants) and state funding for scholarships for those individuals. Maybe our kids are staying local more."
But, Browder said, the district does remain focused on better preparing students for college by entering more students in advanced placement courses, which simulate the reading load and study requirements of college-level courses.
The data was released by the state last week, a few days before the state chancellor of K-12 education told a panel of lawmakers that Florida's students are woefully under-prepared for college coursework when they graduate from the state's grade schools.
Florida lawmakers are already launching headlong into an effort to replace the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) as a high school graduation requirement. The FCAT tests students on reading, math and writing through 10th grade, and science in the 11th grade, but no other statewide standardized tests are given to students after that. Additionally, the science test has no bearing on whether a student may graduate, leaving students largely unaccountable to any statewide standards during their last two years of high school.
Hayes said she is in favor of replacing the FCAT as a high school graduation requirement.
"I think it is an excellent idea," she said. "I am in favor of end of course tests that will set standards and test what students know while it is fresh in their mind."
Hayes said one of the problems with using something like the FCAT as a benchmark is that juniors who must take the FCAT science test, for example, might not have had science in years.
"No one day test, one time test is the answer," she said.
State Rep. Dwight Bullard, D-Miami, announced in December a bill to phase out the FCAT test for high school students and replace it with end-of-course tests specific to the subject area. Critics of the FCAT test in high school have long said that those exams often test students on material they may not have learned yet, or may have covered the year before.
End-of-course tests would hold students accountable for the information learned that year, advocates like Bullard say, and open up testing for a range of topics not currently tested by the state, such as civics, geography and world history.
"There will always be some sort of nationally-normed test we use," said Browder. "I do believe in end-of-course testing from the simple standpoint that many times, parents and kids don't see the importance of history and those other (non-core) courses because they don't count toward graduation in terms of testing."
Collier County School Board Vice Chairwoman Julie Sprague said she would like to see Florida work with other states to develop course exams that would test how students across the country are performing in English 1 or English 2.
"I grew up in New York and we had something similar to (end of course exams) called the Regents Exam. I thought it was fair and the criteria of the test was evaluated by people who knew the background (course material)," she said.
Connect with education reporters Katherine Albers at naplesnews.com/staff/katherine-albers and Leslie Williams Hale at naplesnews.com/staff/leslie_hale


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Have any of you used toilet tank innereds to auto-fill your pond? If so, how practical is the 1/4 inch fill tube for a 1500 gallon pond? I'm guessing it wouldn't be big enough. If you have a pond that size, do you have an auto-fill device of some sort? If so, what have you used? Thanks...
we have one, and it's exactly as you say: toilet tank innards. i'll ask my husband what the details are, but our pond is much smaller than yours, probably around 200 gallons. before then, we had a drip line that came on with the watering system kicked in.
My DH mounted a stock tank filler bought at Tractor Supply to work on the pond.
Since we live in Florida and have dry times of the year,we used it for when we went away for over a month. Seemed to work nicely as the we were told we did not get rain while we were gone and the pond was still full
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I hope this doesn't constitute advertising (which is not allowed), but I have successfully used the Laguna float valve in my pond. It has done an excellent job of maintaining the water level exactly where I want it and is not expensive. I cut into a water line that feeds well water to a hose bib near the pond attaching it with a small diameter flexible pvc line and a "T" connector. This eliminates the need for me to treat the water. The tricky part is positioning it so it maintains the water at the level desired. I sandwich it between the liner and a rock at the edge of my pond in an inconspicuous place. It is widely available so you should have no trouble finding one locally or online. Just Google "Laguna float valve". One word of caution, the little rubber disc that serves as the seal comes off easily, so you may want to glue it in place.
so i think it depends on how much is evaporating from your pond every day. if you have a low to moderate surface area to volume ratio, i think you'd be fine in maintaining what's lost...not for filling your pond, though. we use a garden hose with an adapter to a quarter inch tube and it hardly turns on.


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|Hamlin crashes in Cup practice; goes to backup car
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Hamlin's No. 11 Toyota slammed into the guard rail that lines the 2.45-mile road course only seconds after Patrick Long's Toyota blew an engine, his No. 30 spewing oil on the track and kicking up grass as it came to a stop.
Jeff Burton then hit the back of Hamlin. There was left front damage and more damage across the entire back of Hamlin's car. That forced Hamlin to go to a backup car, but he had to go back to the garage when that car began leaking oil after practice resumed.
Burton also had to go to a backup car and was 29th fastest. Hamlin, eighth in the points standings, was 23rd.
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FYI - Norwegian Cancels Cruises
NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE dropped the Norwegian Star's Fanning Island calls on the ship's final four Hawaii itineraries and canceled its repositioning cruise from Honolulu to Vancouver on May 2 because of problems with its azipod propulsion system. The ship can sail at 18 knots, NCL said, but it cannot reach the 25-knot speed necessary to sail to Fanning Island. The April 4, 11, 18 and 25 voyages were revised; each will sail an all-Hawaii itinerary instead. The line also canceled the May 2 cruise in order to send the Star to drydock early for repairs to the propulsion system. Passengers booked on that cruise will receive a full refund, a future cruise credit worth 25% of their fare and applicable airline change fees.
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Those azipod systems have really been troublesome for a lot of ships.
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Do you think this ship will be fixed by June 6...Alaska????
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I'm impressed they are paying for airline change fees too. Haven't seen any other cruiseline do that unless the airfare was booked thru them. Really sucks for the people on the cancelled sailing but what can you do when the ship is broken it is broken.
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What really sucks is those people who booked air fare themselves and got non-refundable tickets. They will have to go to the port and sit for 7 days.
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Princess often pays the $100 nonrefunable part to change the flight. This is not uncommon.
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Another example why you should get Travel Insurance!
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Oh Thomas my laugh of the day LOL
Well if they sit in Honolulu for 7 days, it will not be so bad, but how to get to Vancouver, that is the question haha
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Hrm...built in Germany, with ABB propulsion, but I am wondering if they used the actual ABB azipods or Alsom Mermaids or the Siemens pods.....if it is ABB it would be interesting, as I only know of the Paradise having a problem that required a fix in her and Elation........but the Alstom Mermaids used on Celebrity have had problems before....
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Palestinian protestors.
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Palestinians in Bethlehem set fire to pictures of US President Barack Obama on
Monday, saying he was not welcome in their city.Scores of protesters
gathered near Manger Square and threw shoes at a US diplomatic vehicle as it
arrived at the scene as part of preparations for Obama's visit to the city later
this week.The protesters also set fire to signs posted in the city
earlier this week reminding Obama that Palestinians still don't have 3G
communications technology.Similar anti-Obama demonstrations are expected
to take place in Ramallah and other Palestinian cities in the coming
days.Palestinian Authority policemen did not intervene to stop the
Bethlehem demonstrators from burning the pictures of Obama.A PA security
officer said that the PA would not act against those who seek permission to
protest against Obama's visit.There were even indications that the PA
leadership was encouraging or initiating some of the protests.At the
Bethlehem demonstration, some protesters carried a placard belonging to the PA
Ministry of Detainees and Ex-Detainees that read: "No one shall be subjected to
torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment."The
protesters also trampled on Obama's picture, chanting, "America is the head of
the snake.""We came here today to tell Obama that we don't want 3G in
Palestine," said Samir Odeh, a Fatah activist in Bethlehem. "We want a state,
the release of prisoners and an end to settlement construction.We also
want to see our refugees return to their homes."Waving a shoe in his
hand, Fayez Mansour of the Dehaishe refugee camp near Bethlehem said that Obama
was not welcome in the city."We won't receive Obama with flowers and a
red carpet," he declared. "We will receive him with shoes. We want to tell
America that we hate you and you have no place here. We don't want to see Obama
in Palestine. He is coming to save Israel. He does not have anything to offer
our people."Another protester who asked not to be identified said many
Palestinians in the city were opposed to Obama's visit, "especially since he has
made it clear that he is coming as a pilgrim."The Palestinians, he
added, have sent a message to Obama that he is not welcome in the Palestinian
territories."Obama is coming to help the Israelis," he said. "He is not
coming to help the Palestinians. He has been supporting Israeli occupation and
oppression of our people."Mazen al-Azza, one of the organizers of the
anti-Obama protest, said that the main objective of the president's visit was to
support Israel politically and militarily."Obama is not welcome in
Palestine," Azza said. "He has done nothing for the Palestinians.He does
not care about the Palestinian prisoners who are being held in
Israel."Ahlam al-Wahsh, another activist, said that Obama would be
welcome in Bethlehem only if he manages to secure the release of Palestinian
prisoners and stop settlement construction.Meanwhile, US helicopters
landed at the PA presidential compound in Ramallah on Monday as part of
preparations for Obama's visit.PA officials said that the helicopters
were rehearsing the arrival of Obama in Ramallah. The officials denied that the
helicopters were carrying US security guards.The arrival of the
helicopters in Ramallah drew strong protests from some Palestinians, who said
they too were opposed to Obama's visit.As one of the helicopters hovered
over the compound, a woman standing near the area shouted, "Allahu Akbar! Obama
is not welcome in Palestine. He is an Israeli agent."Earlier, PA
officials said that the Americans would be in charge of security arrangements
during Obama's visit to Ramallah and Bethlehem.
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La Plata, Madrid
Located in Madrid (Gran Via), La Plata is close to San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Plaza Mayor, and Prado Museum. Also nearby are Puerta del Sol and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
Property Features.
In addition to tour/ticket assistance and concierge services, La Plata features an elevator (lift). Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. For a surcharge, guests have access to a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available 24 hours). This is a smoke-free property.
The 20 air-conditioned guestrooms at La Plata include safes. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with LCD TVs. In addition, amenities available on request include hair dryers and irons/ironing boards. Turndown service is offered nightly and housekeeping is available daily.
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- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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- Children (3 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
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1/2 gallon milk (I used 2%. Most recommend whole milk for thicker yogurt but 2% works fine.)
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1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract (I use my pure Mexican vanilla which I love! We buy ours at El Mercado in San Antonio but you can buy a similar bottle on Amazon, although not as cheap. It is so delicious!)
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After the 3 hours are up, spoon 1 cup of the milk into a small mixing bowl. Whisk in your yogurt starter. Add this mixture back to the crock pot and whisk it all together.
Put the lid back on the crock pot and wrap the entire crock pot in one or two beach towels. I wrap one around the outside and cover the top with another towel. The reason being is that it allows the temperature of your yogurt to slowly cool and culture.
Let your wrapped crock pot sit for 8 to 12 hours while the yogurt cultures. The longer the yogurt cultures, the tangier the taste. 8 to 9 hours is what I generally do.
When you unwrap your crock pot, you will now have yogurt! See how simple? The yogurt is delicious but my yogurt turned out slightly thinner than store bought yogurt. It tasted fine and can be eaten as is. Simply spoon into jars and store your homemade yogurt in the fridge. If you prefer, you can add one more step as I now do to thicken the yogurt.
After the 8 hours are up, I line my colander with 2 or 3 squares of cheesecloth. I place the colander on top of a metal bowl and pour all my yogurt into the cheese-lined colander. I carefully place the bowl in the refrigerator for a couple hours. After trial and error, I believe 3 hours is the right length of time for this straining. You can check the thickness of your yogurt by stirring it. Whenever you think it is ready, scoop the yogurt out of the colander and put it in glass jars or storage containers.
The cheesecloth step is not necessary and a matter of preference. It will reduce the amount of yogurt you get from your milk but I think it nice to have a slightly thicker yogurt. When you lift the colander out from the metal bowl, you will notice a clear, yellow liquid. This is whey. You can save your whey in the refrigerator for up to 6 months. Whey can be used in place of buttermilk in recipes or to make ricotta cheese. That is next on my list of projects, once I collect enough whey.
Additional Notes:
I think vanilla yogurt is the perfect flavor for the addition of fruit or granola. If you don't want vanilla yogurt, simply omit the sugar and vanilla in this recipe to make plain yogurt.
1/2 gallon is 8 cups. If you don't strain the yogurt, you will end up with 8 cups of yogurt. When I am done straining it, I end up with around 4 cups of yogurt. If you strain out too much whey and the yogurt is too thick for your liking, it is easy to stir some whey back in to make your yogurt thinner.
I found my cheesecloth at Meijer. You can also buy it on Amazon here or here (affiliate links). I have heard that coffee filters work too. Since I plan to continue making my own yogurt, I spent the couple dollars and invested in cheesecloth.
Due to the amount of time it takes, I have decided it is best to start the yogurt 6 hours before I want to go to bed. I put the yogurt into my slow cooker around 4pm so that it can culture overnight. Then, first thing in the morning, I put the yogurt into cheesecloth to strain and my yogurt is ready for a late breakfast.
If you find a good deal on milk, remember that milk freezes really well so you could buy your milk and freeze it until you are ready to make yogurt. Just pour a little bit of milk out before freezing so the jug can expand. I buy a whole gallon of 2% milk to make yogurt. I use half of the milk to make yogurt and freeze the other half until I'm ready to make another batch.
I have read that you can easily double this recipe but I have not tried that yet. Please let me know if and when you do! I hope this answers many of the questions you might have. If you have others, ask them in the comments below and I'll do my best to answer them. It might seem intimidating but if you eat a lot of yogurt and are looking to save money, give this a try!
What do you think? Will you try making your own yogurt?


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