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IS MY FIRST JUICE EXTRACTOR SO IM REVIEWING BASE ON HOW IT WORK FOR ME AND HOW EASY I FOUND HER TO WORK WITH. very easy to clean I suggest you look at the instructions I didnt and I got a little confuse because she comes all set up and ready to use so I had no clue on what was what. She works very smooth didnt have to push the veggies or fruits down to much. I test it with carrots, cucumbers, apples, oranges, pears, strawberys, and mango. I had no issues and found her very powerful and easy to use, also the cleaning was easy just remove all the parts and dispose of the remains clean and done, I didnt end up feeling like every morning I dont want to go true this. I show it to my friend and test it with her, she purchase one too and now she is waiting for hers to arive.
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Price seeks first win since Aug. 24; New York's hopes rest with Hughes
The Rays successfully carried the momentum gained from their series sweep of the Orioles into the Bronx on Tuesday, and they'll try to improve their standing atop the American League Wild Card race against the Yankees on Wednesday night.
After scuffling through the early part of September, Tampa Bay has won 10 of its last 14 contests, including Tuesday's 7-0 decision in the series opener.
Tuesday's loss dropped the Yankees to five games behind Cleveland for the AL Wild Card's second spot, and with just five games remaining, one more loss or an Indians victory will eliminate New York from postseason contention.
Rays lefty David Price will make his final start of the regular season, seeking his first win since Aug. 24. Whether due to a lack of run support or his own inability to pitch deep into games, Price has not been able to rediscover the groove he enjoyed for much of July and August.
Price, though, is confident this will not be his last appearance of 2013.
"What are we going to do, lose the next six games?" Price said before Tuesday's game. "No, I hope not. I think everybody in here is set on us going to the playoffs. We've put ourselves in a position to control our own destiny."
Yankees starter Phil Hughes, meanwhile, will be filling in for CC Sabathia, whose season is over due to a strained left hamstring. Hughes could be relieved early in the game by long man David Huff.
Rays: Loney well traveled
First baseman James Loney entered Tuesday's game leading all Major Leaguers with a .351 road batting average.
If Loney keeps it up, he will break the team record of .342 set by Carl Crawford in 2007.
Although he was the hero in Monday's Rays win, hitting a walk-off home run to drop the Orioles, Loney hit just .245 at Tropicana Field this season.
Yankees: Sabathia ready to turn the page
After leaving Friday's start with his injury, Sabathia finished 2013 with a 14-13 record and a 4.78 ERA, the highest of his career.
Sabathia is excited by the prospect of starting fresh next season.
"I think I'll be back to myself," Sabathia said on Tuesday. "I know a lot of people have written me off and said I've thrown too many innings and whatever, but I'll still be here and still be accountable. I'll still be the guy that signed up in 2009."
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Video TranscriptAROUND OCTOBER 29TH - ALTHOUGH SOME UNIONS ARE PUSHING FOR IT SOONER #C-2. YOU'VE SEEN IT SOARING IN THE SKIES THE LAST FEW NIGHTS. THE METLIFE BLIMP HAS BEEN CALLING KANSAS CITY HOME LATELY. KMBC 9'S SCOTT MCDONNEL TAKE US INSIDE FOR A SPECIAL TOUR, AND TELLS US WHY ITS IN TOWN! OH THE CITY HAS JUST GROWN TREMEDOUSLY IN THE 30 YEARS SINCE I WENT TO SCHOOL HERE IT'S A BIT OF A HOMECOMING FOR THE MAN WHO HOVERS HIGH ABOVE US ALL IN THE MET LIFE BLIMP. THIS IS UH...THIS IS MY OFFICE PILOT BRET VIETS ONCE CALLED KANSAS CITY HOME.. AND WHEN HE FIRST DECIDED HE WANTED TO FLY THE BIG SNOOPY BLIMP.... HIS FIRST RIDE WAS RIGHT HERE AT THE EXECUTIVE AIRPORT.. WE SEE BOTH OCEANS EVERYYEAR. SINCE THEN HE HAS GONE ON BREATHTAKING...BUT THIS YEAR ITS EVEN MORE SPECIAL..THE WHOLE REASON FOR THE VISIT... I AM A CHIEFS FAN, GO CHIEFS SO IF YOUR EYES WANDERING TO THE SKY AND SEE THE FAMOUS BLIMP BOBBING... KNOW THEIR'S A GOOD CHANCE SITTING INSIDE .....IS A FAITHFUL MEMBER OF CHIEFS NATION...AND THANK GOD THEY ARE WINNING... BECAUSE HE HAS A LOT OF TIME TO THINK... YOU DO A LOT OF THE FLYING ON YOUR OWN, YOU ARE BY YOURSELF A LOT TO REFLECT
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Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto IV The Lost and Damned The Ballad of Gay Tony (Mentioned) |
Full name: | Carmen Ortiz |
Status: | Alive |
Gender: | Female |
Date of birth: | 1985 (Age 23) |
Place of birth: | South Bohan, Liberty City |
Home: | Liberty City |
Nationality: | Latina |
Main affiliation: | Niko Bellic Luis Fernando Lopez Armando Torres Henrique Bardas Elizabeta Torres |
Voiced by: | Elan Luz Rivera |
Carmen Ortiz (Born 1985) is a dateable character in Grand Theft Auto IV, who uses the profile name SoBoHoe on Love-Meet.net. She is a nurse but often talks of her ambitions to be a television presenter. She lives in an apartment in Bohan, but seems unhappy there, as she will randomly ask Niko to buy her a place in Algonquin; however, Niko always refuses. Her profile on the LCPD Database also states that she is a nymphomaniac.
Carmen usually refers to herself in third person, e.g. 'She' and 'Carmen'. She also considers herself very attractive, and upon entering strip clubs will say, "My tit job is so much better than the ones these girls have got." She also sometimes has her nails and hair done. Her sexuality on Lovemeet is put as "free spirit", and she can be seen suggestively dancing with Elizabeta Torres at a party during the Blow Your Cover mission. She claims to be in several different no-strings attached relationships with men as well as Niko, and says she will never settle down "like her mama."
Carmen is a very sexually forward character. On almost every date with Niko, she will make a reference to sex. Examples include when Niko takes her to play pool, she will comment "Lets see how good you are with your stick", this will alter depending on whether Niko wins or loses. If he takes her to eat at a diner, she will ask Niko "you ain't gonna try and get with me in the restroom are you?" Also, when Niko asks to sleep with her, she demands that he come inside.
Her personality is somewhat similar to Brucie Kibbutz, as she is very vain about her appearances and in fact states she loves looking good.
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Carmen likes expensive clothing from Modo or Perseus and likes Niko to wear different clothes on each date. Carmen is wilder than the other girlfriends as she enjoys it when Niko drives fast or gets a wanted level. Escaping from the cops is an ideal way to raise her fondness. She prefers to visit bars or strip clubs for early dates and restaurants for later dates. She likes expensive luxury/sports cars and coupes, with the exception of the Banshee. Carmen also enjoys motorcycles, saying "my friend drives a bike, too, Niko." She doesn't, however, like the Faggio.
Cars Carmen Likes: Blista Compact, Dukes, Stallion, Sentinel, Sabre GT, Feltzer, Primo, Sultan RS, Cavalcade, Cavalcade FXT, Burrito, Contender, Comet, Infernus, Cognoscenti, Super GT
Restaurants/Bars Carmen Likes: Burger Shot, Cluckin' Bell, Mr. Fuk's Rice Box, 69th Street Diner, Club Liberty, Jerkov's Bar, Lucky Winkles, Steinway Beer Garden
Venues Carmen Likes: The Triangle Club, Honkers, Pool, Bowling (though seems iffy on the idea at first)
She will also respond positively to playing darts, but only if you let her win.
Once Niko's relationship level gets high enough, Niko will gain the ability to call Carmen for medical advice and a quick health boost. This will only work if you haven't been shot since the last time you were healed by eating or paramedics, since she cannot tell you how to treat gunshot wounds.
LCPD Database information
Surname: Ortiz
First Name: Carmen
Age: 23
Place of Birth: South Bohan, Liberty City
Affiliations: N/A
Criminal Record:
- 2005 - Public Lewdness
- Arrested in a compromising position with a man in a motor vehicle.
- Believed to be a nymphomaniac.
- Carmen is known to have had relationships with Luis Fernando Lopez, Henrique Bardas, and Armando Torres, the former two describing her as "nasty".
- She likes to be in control when her and Niko have sex, telling him he cannot hold her down.
- There is a poster of singer Miss Terrie on the wall of Bahama Mamas club which bears a strong resemblance to Carmen.
- There is a glitch where she will message you to go out with you but when you call her she will not go out with you. This is the same for Kiki and Alex.
- Carmen's nickname "SoBoHoe" means "South Bohan Whore".
- Like most characters in the game, Carmen will don a unique (if similar to Michelle, Alex Chilton, and Kiki Jenkins) helmet when riding alongside the protagonist on a motorbike. Her helmet is pink with no visor.
- The first cut scene on the mission Blow Your Cover, Carmen is seen dancing with Elizabeta Torres in the background. She also appears in the TLAD mission Buyer's Market, she is shown in the background.
- Despite the fact that the LCPD database states that Carmen is 23 years of age, her love-meet profile says that she is 22. It is unknown what age she actually is. However she might not have updated her profile since her Birthday.
- If wearing Claude's clothes Carmen will state her distaste for the jacket and shoes but will like the pants.


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Worm Composting for Delicious Home Produce03/16/13 9am-12pm Join us for an educational look at vermiculture, or worm composting. It's easy and fun to do and this simple activity will help you grow your dream vegetables!
The Puna 'Ulu Festival—'Ulu A Me Niu
Saturday, March 2, 2013 from 9 am – 3 pm at Ho'oulu Lāhui, the site of Kua O Ka Lā Public Charter School at Pū'āla'a, adjacent to the 'Āhalanui County Park warm ponds in Puna. The event is free and open to the public. The Puna 'Ulu Festival—'Ulu A Me Niu will celebrate 'ulu (breadfruit) and niu (coconut) with a cooking contest, breadfruit trees and coconut palm trees for sale, presentations, keiki activities, cultural demonstrations, music all day and local food featuring breadfruit and coconut. The buffet lunch will feature gourmet dishes by Casey Halpren of Café Pesto, Kanoa Miura of Aloha Mondays, Mark Noguchi of Pili Hawaii and Taste, Clare and Dan Bobo of Island Thyme Gourmet and Slow Food Hawai'i. The menu includes Fried 'Ulu Croquettes, Braised Big Island Beef, Vegetable Curry, Heart of Palm Slaw with Coconut Mayo and 'Ulu Chocolate Cookies. More at http://www.breadfruit .info or call 965-5098
Cooking From our Island 02/23/13 9am-12pm
Featuring Chef Maria Peterson and Chef Dan Bobo with his wife Clare, come to Mala`ai and harvest and cook from the garden. Tastings will be offered, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn how to make some yummy food straight from your garden or Farmer's Market.
(Speaking of Ulu, there's a terrific cookbook out there called Ho'oulu ka 'Ulu Cookbook that many of our Slow Food Hawai'i friends had a hand in producing. It's full of easy to understand tips and recipes for using breadfruit and includes beautiful pictures for even more guidance. It's available on Amazon! Great job Andrea Dean, Dana Shapiro, Craig Elevitch and Sonia Martinez to name a few. It's truly a Big Island production!)
Slow Food Hawaii Leadership Opportunities
Past Events – 2011
When: Sunday February 24th, 10am-1pm
Where: Big Island Bees Museum and Tasting room in Kealakekua
Follow this link for directions: http://www.bigislandbees.com/museum.php
Free Community Workshops at Mala'ai
The beautiful school garden at Waimea middle school will be hosting a few workshops over the next few months that are free and open to the public.
- November 15
Location: Terra Madre Fundraiser. Allen's at Huli Sue's, Waimea, Hawaii
Allen Hess was a 2010 Big Island delegate and came back inspired. He wanted to support our new delegates for 2012 by holding a "slow" dinner at his new restaurant. The dinner featured four courses with wine pairings. A portion of the proceeds was donated to Slow Food Hawaii.
- October 7
Location: Culinary Arts Program Luncheon, Kealakekua, Hawaii
A five course, Indian cuisine luncheon featuring lamb, at the Culinary Arts Program at Hawaii Community College in Kealakekua. - September 30
Location: Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range.
Over 30 Hawai'i chefs prepare culinary "tastes" using 100 percent grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, goat, mutton and wild boar—plus fresh island fruit and vegetables. Attendees graze at culinary stations while visiting vendor booths to meet the farmers and ranchers who grow our food. Our volunteers at the Slow Food Hawaii booth invited attendees to join in our efforts. - August 27
Location: Culinary & Garden Garage Sale, Waimea Homestead Farmers Market Waimea, Hawaii
Members of Slow Food Hawaii organized and implemented the Culinary & Garden Garage Sale to support Mala'ai School Garden at Waimea Middle School. - June 5
Location: Tour of the Mountain View Strawberry Farm, Hawaii
Slow Food Hawaii tour and potluck at the commercial strawberry farm Mountain View Growers in Mountain View June 5th. - April 29
Location: Culinary Arts Program Luncheon,Kealakekua, Hawaii
A six course, gourmet, Slow Food Hawaii luncheon at the Culinary Arts Program at Hawaii Community College in Kealakekua. Students cooked and served a meal featuring local pork and ending with dessert using exotic fruit from the 12 Trees Project. - January 30
Location: Slow Food Hawaii Annual Meeting and Potluck, Waikii Ranch.
Past Events – 2010
- December 12
Location: Slow Food Hawaii Christmas Potluck, Anna Ranch. - October 25-29
Location: Terra Madre and Salone del Gusto, Torino, Italy.
Slow Food Hawaii sponsored four delegates to attend Terra Madre 2010 in Torino, Italy – Dashiell Kuhr, Chef Allen Hess, Colehour Bondera, and Melanie Bondera. Terra Madre is an international conference that gathers sustainable food producers, farmers, cooks, educators and activists from around the world to connect and share their stories and traditions, as well as their innovative solutions for keeping small-scale agriculture and sustainable food production alive and well. Delegates come from over 150 countries. The Salone del Gusto – the world's largest artisanal food marketplace – is held concurrently, in part for delegates to gain a deeper sense of how small-scale sustainable producers can market their products effectively. Also attending the events from Slow Food Hawaii were convivium leaders Clare Bobo and Shelby Floyd. - October 3 – SFH All Local Food Potluck! Anna Ranch, Waimea
- Slow Food Hawaii Eat Locally Grown Campaign
September 25 – October 3, 2010
Please see: - August 28 and 29
Location: Across two streams in Waipio Valley
Each year for the past several years, Alberta and Jayson Mock Chew and their family have hosted a campout in Waipio on their gorgeous property to help raise funds for SFH to send delegates to Terra Madre in Italy every two years. They provide a delicious Hawaiian dinner Saturday night, and this year are going to have an imu! The property is large, so there is plenty of space for camping under a special tree, or near a stream or the loi, off by yourself or with friends. The brewmaster at Kona Brewing Co. is coming with beer, and we are ordering a wild boar for roasting. - Wednesday, April 14 – Our president writes: "Yesterday 13 of us (including three Santa Cruz SF members) met for a Chinese-themed lunch at Bamboo Hale, the Hilo Community College's culinary arts program restaurant. The food was tasty, but most importantly, we were showing our support for young chefs/cooks who will be preparing food in our restaurants in the future. I spoke briefly to Alan Ogawa, who supervises the program, and hope that SFH can speak to the students in the future."
- Friday, March 26, from 2:00 to 6:00 pm: A sustainable Fish Farmers Market on at NELHA's Gateway Center. "Sponsored by the County, the fish market will feature a variety of eco-friendly aquaculture products grown at the Natural Energy Lab. Includes Keahole Lobster, Dungeness Crab, Kona Kampachi, Big Island Abalone, and sturgeon." Fresh whole seafood, as well as cut fillets and prepared sashimi plates. Other products produced at NELHA will also be featured, such as desalinated deep seawater, Kona Sea Salt, and algae products.
- Sunday, February 21, Noon, North Kohala Event: Slow Food Hawai'i Annual Meeting and Potluck. Meeting for members at 11 am, followed at noon by a lunch and open forum for members and nonmembers. Thanks to Edwin Goto, we had delicious veal burgers to go with the great food brought by our supporters. Thanks to our hosts, Richard and Jileen Russell, more than 85 of us from around the island were able to enjoy the view of the spectacular North Kohala coast, and thanks to Kona Brewing Co. we sipped its new Oceanic Organic Saison beer and porter. The forum featured discussion of North Kohala's food production. Place: Pu'u O Kumau Ranch
Past Events – 2009
- Sunday, December 13, from noon to 2 pm, our Christmas potluck at the teahouse at Anna Ranch in Waimea. We celebrated Terra Madre Day (officially Dec. 10) with Ken Love giving a short talk on food communities in India and Hawaii.
- September 18, Slow Food Hawaii was at the Taste of the Hawaiian Range at the Hilton Waikoloa.
- September 13, Sunday, long time Slow Food members Marian Solomon and Mike Renner hosted a potluck brunch and tour of their lovely grounds and coffee farm in Holualoa. We had a good turnout under beautiful skies for the coffee farm tour. We had several members who came over from Hilo or Pahoa, the usual terrific food, music, and a tour of the very productive property. Shelby writes: One highlight for me was seeing Everett and Sandy Pang show Mike how to harvest and process fresh bamboo shoots from Mike's beautiful golden bamboo stand.
- September 7, Monday, Slow Food's Time for Lunch Campaign, schools across the USA had "Eat-Ins" that day on school campuses to bring awareness and attention to the need for real food into school lunches.
At Waimea School on the Big Island, we had a great turnout. See Andrea Dean's blog with words and video from the event. - September 4, we were at the Sustainability Fair at UH Hilo where we talked to a lot of east-siders who are into good, clean, fair food. The fair was very well attended and is going to be an annual event.
- August 16, noon. Potluck and farm tour at Ka'ohi Nani Farm in Waimea, a CSA and organic farm run by Lark Willey and her family. Lark and Steve spoke to us about CSAs and organic farming. Along with the always impressively gourmet dishes from Slow Food members, we enjoyed a delicious taro-leek pancake using taro grown on their farm. There was fresh produce available for sale as well.
- June 6-7 – Waipi'o campout. A huge thank you to Alberta and Jayson Mock Chew for hosting Slow Food Hawaii at beautiful Mokuwai and providing all who attended a bountiful and delicious homemade Hawaiian dinner. They gave us an unforgettably wonderful experience at the campout and raised a whopping $3,400 for Terra Madre 2010! Forty-one people attended the campout (three from Slow Food Oahu) learning about taro farming, lauhala weaving and harvesting coconuts. It was a terrific group, mellow and congenial, which made for a good time for all. The weather cooperated nicely — no rain — and the moon rose on schedule lighting up the night sky and silhouetting the valley. A hike to the beach on Sunday morning took us through a mystical forest of exotic plants and trees, passing houses surprisingly remote and tucked away that evoked another time.
Devany's blog: Waipi'o Valley: Taro and the Mock Chews
VIDEO: Slow Food Hawaii and isolated Waipio Valley a good match - May 9, Saturday, SFH sponsored another Culinary Garage Sale, to raise funds for Mala'ai. Great buys – things like cookbooks, matates, chinoise(es), pots, pans, proofing baskets, crystal glasses, dishes, knife sets, etc. all donated.
- April 16 & 17th, Thursday and Friday, From Bean to Bar – Chocolate Candy making for the Home Processor & Food Lover. AtKuaiwi Farm, Captain Cook. Learn how to take the fermented, dried cacao bean through the six basic steps required to become chocolate candy. A two-morning course, with plenty of tasting, and a goodie bag of candy to take home.
- March 21, 2009 – Spring Equinox Work and Learn Day at Mala'ai
Mala'ai extended a special invitation to Slow Food Hawaii members for a work and learn day at the garden to celebrate the official beginning of Spring. Details. - March 1, 2009 – We could not have asked for a better setting or better food than we had Sunday for the annual meeting. Holuakoa Cafe chef, Wilson Reed, fixed a lovely lunch of house made lavosh with fennel seeds, creamy organic pumpkin soup with pumpkin relish and a touch of olive oil, savory scallion scones with Hawaiian salt, fresh salad with balsamic dressing, and a spectacularly dense and delicious Meyer lemon cake with basil oil and pinenuts. (thanks, Clare, for working with the chef!) Then a short business meeting, time for conviviality. At: Holuakoa Cafe, 76-5901 Mamalahoa Hwy Holualoa, HI
- January 31, 2009 At Hilo's Lyman Museum, SFH members Joan Namkoong and Nan Pi'ianaia, both of whom have studied and written about Hawaii's food traditions, gave a talk at SFH's first Hilo potluck, after which there was a special tour of "Key Ingredients – Hawaii edition", a traveling Smithsonian exhibit. Nan spoke about food available to the Lymans when they arrived on the Big Island in the 1830's. Joan talked about the development of iconic Hawaii flavors from our immigrant population.
- January 24, 2009 Saturday, 8:30 AM – 1 PM – A Mushroom Hunt
with the Friends of Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park for a morning in coastal Casuarina groves at MacKenzie Beach Park with Don Hemmes, co-author of the authoritative identification guide, Mushrooms of Hawai`i. See full event info. - January 17, 2009 – 8 am to noon, SFH members Deb and Ben Discoe demonstrated how to humanely process chickens. Members attending participated and learned about backyard chicken processing, and each took home a finished bird. There were 17 finished birds, nearly 3 years old – wet cook only, stewed or stock. They were locally raised free-range on grass and organic feed their whole lives.
For pictures and details, see the blog entry Processing Day
On July 26, 2008, there was A Taste of Slow at Huli Sue's restaurant in Waimea, with a tour of Fujifarm, the organic farm that Huli Sue's owners Mark Vann and Lisa Smith own. Highlights of the brunch menu for SFH locavores were the house made sausage from local grass fed beef, a taro and Big Island goat cheese casserole, ginger pancakes, Waimea tomato salad with Big Island feta, and lots of local fruit salad. Highlights of the farm tour were some huffy chickens, tiny cherry tomatos gone wild, and the opportunity to buy fava beans (seldom seen in Hawaii markets) and fresh eggs. No surprise – the event was sold out!
Slow Food Hawai'i Annual Meeting
This year our annual meeting was held at Big Island Bee's new museum and tasting room in Kealakekua. We learned so much at the Bee the Change event and we want to keep the buzz on bees going! This is a beautiful place right near Kealakekua Bay and an opportunity to learn more about the history and modern day methods of bee keeping and honey production.
The meeting will be short and is open to all Slow Food members. It will be followed by a glorious Slow Food Potluck Brunch, so bring a dish to share with a crowd. We encourage you to use honey or something that bees pollinate in your dish, and maybe even something you grew! You don't need to be a member to attend this fun event. Not sure if you are still a member or not? We will have a current membership list to check it out.
As always, please bring your own plates, utensils, napkins and serving spoons.


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6) Mix on 2/3 for 5 minutes.
An alternative you may wish to try sometime when you are making small amounts of dough is to use a food processor. When I do this, I use only the pulse feature, and occasionally a full speed run for a few seconds at the end, and I use only cold water. Doing both of these things helps keep the dough from getting too warm and keeps the dough from starting to ferment too quickly. I also don't want to overly develop the gluten.
I know when we panned the dough, we never used a dough dressing, before putting the sauce on. I am not sure if they added some parmasean or butter during the actual dough making process, but I may try that next.


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North Tahoe sophomore Francesca English claimed victory in the final Tahoe Basin League race of the regular season at Heavenly on Tuesday, helping lead the Lakers to both the overall and girls team win.
English finished with a two-run combined time of 55.33 seconds to lead the field of nearly 50 racers. Maureen Lebel, racing for Truckee, finished second in 58.98 and Mikaela Clothier of South Tahoe was third in 59.64.
The Lakers landed three girls in the top 10, as Jessica Tidd was fourth in a time of 59.7 and Bozhie Pokorny was sixth in 1:01, while Nicole Marinoff rounded out their top four scores with a 19th-place finish in 1:16. Sydney Lancaster was 20th (1:17).
Truckee's girls recorded two top-10 finishes, with Sabrina Futral placing fifth in 59.82. Brittney Straw was 16th in 1:15 and Chelsea Mohun 17th in 1:16 for the Wolverines' top four scores (the amount used toward the team result). Sarah Williams was 21st (1:17).
North Tahoe's girls won the team competition with 198 points to runner-up Truckee's 188 and South Tahoe's 187. The Douglas girls were fourth with 159 points, followed by Whittell (158), Carson (108) and Incline (96), which did not have a full team of girls or boys.
The Laker girls also secured the regular-season title, with four wins and two second-place finishes in six races.
Nico Monforte led the Laker boys. He finished runner-up a split second behind Whittell's Hughston Norton, who posted a winning time of 52.23 seconds to Monforte's 52.27. Truckee's Scotty Lebel took third in a time of 55.66.
Trailing Monforte were teammates Lucas Early, who placed seventh in 1:00, Garrett Driller, who recorded the fastest first run but finished 11th in 1:05, and Harrison Goss, who was 12th in 1:05. Tyler Olk was 13th in 1:05.
For the Wolverines, Nico Kuyper finished fifth in a time of 57.5 and was followed by teammates Colin Gerrard, who was ninth in 1:02. Four Truckee boys either did not finish or were disqualified, leaving them with only three scores.
South Tahoe, which placed four boys in the top 10, took the team win with 200 points to runner-up North Tahoe's 196. The Whittell boys were third with 168 points, followed by Truckee (154), Douglas (128), Carson (94) and Incline (70). South Tahoe's boys won the regular-season title, Truckee was second and North Tahoe third.
Between their boys and girls combined, North Tahoe won the overall with a score of 394 points. The Lakers were followed by South Tahoe (387), Truckee (342), Whittell (326), Douglas (287), Carson (108) and Incline (166).
South Tahoe won the overall regular-season title, while North Tahoe was second and Truckee third.
UP NEXT: The state championship races are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 25-26, at Sierra-at-Tahoe.


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Hi All- My GF and I are year round NJ bodyboarders, we have surfed in 5-10 foot swells.
I have a Bitzer Wave Rebel Exit 98 Epoxy board 38".
I am 5'5 105 lbs. Its a heavy board and I am not sure if it is the right size for me. I was out during Storm Noel and when the larger sets came through it seemed to be difficult to duck dive, or if I toss the board to wave dive, the board seems heavier than me and pulls be backwards! I am at an intermediate level working to an advanced.
Is this somthing that I just need to get used to or should I look into a different style board?


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Sol Blanket Insulation acts as a radiant barrier, insulation and a vapor barrier. It is not intended to replace traditional insulation but in fact compliments it and adds to it's ability to keep cool/hot air (depending on the season) in the home when the envelope of the home is properly sealed.
Every attic is different and there are many other components that must be considered. You mentioned an attic fan as well. The heat that is radiated away from the ceiling by the Sol-Blanket Insulation is pushed out of the attic with an attic fan. The US Department of Energy states that radiant barriers do work and suggest they be installed by professionals.
As with any product by any company if the product is not installed properly and other factors (attic fan, caulking and sealing, etc...) are not addressed then it will not be as effective.
A couple of comments about what Jim said:
1) Regarding type of insulation, in cold winter environments: Cellulose and fiberglass are actually about comparable in R value when installed - blown in cellulose runs from 3.2-3.8 R value, fiberglass batt 2.9-4.3 R value depending on manufacturer and whether hig-density or low density, high-efficiency or standard, according to official Department of Energy publications. Measured values in attic test cases, in areas with a true winter, after 10 years showed a decrease from 3.4 (in the test case) down to 2.1 for cellulose, and 3.5 to 3.3 for fiberglass batt, due to packing or matting. In an attic environment, there WILL be condensation or frost on the insulation at some point during the year (assuming an area with true winters) and in highly insulated houses commonly for a substantial time period each winter. Fiberglass packs down slightly from that weight but mostly rebounds, cellulose packs down and mats and does not substantially recover, so over the years cellulose loses 1/3 to close to 1/2 its insulation value, fiberglass about 10%.
2) a note on radiation barriers attached to the bottom of the rafters - there are a lot of installers and homeowners making two major mistakes with this product that can cause major trouble: First, be sure to terminate it short of the eave openings. I have seen cases where it was carried all the way out to the fascia board, thereby blocking all airflow on the underside of the roof. Even carrying it all the way to the eaves along the bottom of the rafters will block off ventilation to the main attic area. You have to leave the air space between the rafters open to full airflow from the soffit/eave area ot the ridge vent. Second, do NOT run it continuous from eave to eave across the full width of the attic - leave a gap about a foot wide under the ridge vents so warm and moist air in the attic can vent through the ridge vent. Closing the ridge vent area off with the radiant barrier effectively puts a vapor barrier around the main attic area, causing retention of the moisture which WILL accumulate there, promoting mold.
Obviously this is not a timely response to the initial question. However, for those who may be reading these answers at a later time, a couple of added thoughts:
1) the radiant barrier being discussed is basically heavy-duty metal foil or metallized surface on a plastic sheet, intended to reflect RADIATED heat (infrared radiation - think heat light, or heat you can feel at a distance radiated from a fireplace), the same way a mirror reflects light. Radiated heat is how a standard oven broils and how steam and hot water baseboard heat predominately work.
2) you generally should do NOT place a radiant barrier over the insulation that lies between and over the joists in a normal attic, especially in a region where the attic temperature can frequently reach condensation temperature (below about 45-50 degrees) - it may reflect back some of the house heat that is coming up from the house, but by destroying most of the temperature gradient from the house to the attic air destroys much of the driving force that moves moisture to the attic air and subsequent venting. Between that greater heat and the fact the barrier is also a moisture barrier, that makes a perfect condition for mold and rot in your insulation and attic wood, and has become quite an issue in energy upgraded homes because of retrofits that cut off airflow outside the insulation, but do not cut off the moisture source leaking thorough from the house. The proper and ONLY place for a vapor barrier in a normal attic insulation system is on the pressurized and normal warm, humid side of the insulation zone - directly above the ceiling drywall in the top floor, fastened to the UNDERSIDE of the ceiling joists or trusses, NOT anywhere above that. Perforated barriers are supposed to reduce this tendency, but the perforation area percentage is so small that typically they still act as a vapor varrier, just not a totally effective one.
3) radiant barriers reflect radiated heat ewith up to 99% efficiency but have basically zero resistance to CONDUCTION (body to body heat transfer at points of contact - think heat transfer from your warm hand to a frozen cold drink can, or hot pavement heat transfer to the bottom of your feet) - so there needs to be an air gap between the radiant barrier and the hot item passing the heat to it, otherwise the heat will just pass through it by conduction. Therefore, applying it directly to the sheathing (above or below) or manufacturing it directly on the surface of the sheathing defeats its purpose, even though this is commonly done.
4) there is a lot of discussion, particularly in the professional design community, about attic radiant heat barrier effectiveness and problems. Because they are being installed on the bottom of the sheathing or underside of roof joists, they act as a heat trap for the energy being conducted through the roof which would normally radiate into the attic air or be transferred by CONVECTION (fluid flow heat transfer) to the attic air, and be vented through roof vents, ridge vents, gable vents, etc. By trapping that heat, they are causing the underside of the shingles and particularly the felt and sheathing to get a lot hotter than they otherside would, essentially changing it from a system where the shingle top surface might reach 120-180 F and the inside surface of the sheathing about 80-140F in the summer, to making the entire roof system equal to the outside surface temperature. This causes more rapid shingle deterioration and cracking, and makes the felt or plastic moisture barrier under the shingles brittle and subject to failure.
Also, any moisture above the radiant barrier (from roof leaks or humid air coming into the area) is prevented from evaporating by the attic airflow which would normally remove it, so it starts acting like a steamer. I have seen both wood and metal lofts and attics become a major mold farm in months because of this effect, and a couple of roofs which started sagging due to rotted sheathing within 2 years of reroofing with tightly adhered radiant barrier. Some radiant barriers are vapor-permeable to reduce the moisture issue, many are not, but few actually are effective in letting moisture freely escape.
Having seen these products in use, and having analyzed and specified building products for use from the Middle East to the Arctic for decades, and having a Masters in Arctic Engineering (a degree predominately in energy conservation and heat flow), my personal opinion is that these radiant barriers will be banned by code within 10-15 years for unheated (so-called "cold" roofs) roofs, because they just do not use the principles of thermodynamics correctly. For more info on this issue Google the following search phrase - moisture trapping by radiant attic barriers and read the government (not the manufacturer) literature on the issue.
5) Unfortunately, the right way to handle this issue is to put the radiant surface on the OUTSIDE of the house - by using reflective materials on the roofing material. This is already done with flat roofs, house trailers, and industrial structures by spraying with alumiunum paint, and a few brands offer reflective aggregate shingles that are slightly more reflective and radiant than normal shingles. People obviously do not like this reflective surface from an aesthetic standpoint, though with solar cells coming into more general use this may soon be more widely adopted. The idea should be to keep the solar energy from penetrating into the building envelope at all, not try to re-reflect it away after it has penetrated throguh the roof system.
The sprayed-in foam has a couple of issues you need to be aware of:
6) it needs to be the low-pressure expanding type mixed for use around window frames, as fully expanding foam can bow joists or trusses and pop drywall ceilings free as it expands, and non-expanding foam actually shrinks as it cures, leaving gaps for air and heat flow alongside the ceiling joists.
7) being closed-cell it is essentially impervious to moisture, so the vapor barrier on the house side has to be EXCELLENT (incuding sealingof all penetrations), or it will trap household moisture escaping into the attic and promote mold and rot in the ceiling drywall and joists.
8) it tends to bleed chemical fumes into the house for a long period of time (can be noticeable for years), which may be objectionable to some people from an odor or environmental standpoint, and especially should be considered if any residents have severe allergy issues or respiratory problems.
9) I emphatically recommend AGAINST use of sprayed-in foam between ceiling joists or truss members in any area that can have cold attic air that could cause moisture condensation in the insulation, though this is probably not a significant problem where you live, assuming your Dallas is the city in Texas. For essentially year-around air-conditioned homes in hot climates, the problem can actually be condensation of attic air moisture on and in the colder ceiling surface insulation and on cold attic runs of air conditioned air, so attic ventilation becomes a critical issue to remove the moisture before it condenses.
In summary, having seen an awful lot of attic moisture and thermal problems, my personal recommendation would be to ensure excellent sealing of the house from the attic, use normal UNFACED fiberglass insulation, and instead of a radiant barrier ensure adequate full-attic ventilation. If you decide to got with a radiant barrier, then I would recommend a perforated one, sloping up towards the sides a foot or two and stopping a foot or so clear at the sides so moist air under it can escape to the roof joist spaces and be vented from the attic. I have seen this done several times with a fine nylon net strung above the insulation in the attic, supporting the barrier, resulting in something very similar to the double-roof system used in bedouin tents, where airflow between the two layers keep the hot air away from the living space.
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My daughter used this bag for a whole year now. We couldn't wait to replace it with another wheeled bag. At first, the bag would fall forward when books were put inside. Now, it barely can stand up on its own even when empty (leans forward a lot). The netting for the bottle holder started to rip immediately. The bottom edges of the bag started to rip/tear as well. The only thing we liked was the front pockets and the colors are great, too.
I bought 2 of these for my daughters and within a short time the bottoms of the backpack got holes in it since it is just fabric and no reinforcement. The capacity is good but the material is just not holding up with 7 and 8 year olds and they are not even rough with it, just rolling the backpack up stairs and the sidewalk curb wrecks the pack within weeks.
My child started using this backpack in the middle of August for school. The bottom plastic frame has cracked and the mesh bottle holder is ripped. This is a cheaply made backpack.
Searched various sites and rolling back packs before settling on this one. The back pack has two legs in front so it will sit upright when not in use. The back pack was less than seven days old before one of the legs broke and as a result you have to prop the bag up. The broken piece on the leg also causes the bottom of the pack to collapse so it makes it diffcult to use. This item is lacking in durabilty. The price was good but I would have paid more to get a pack that would last. Would not reccomend this brand.
I purchased the Olympia rolling backpack for my 10 1/2 year old daughter (whom is VERY picky). I must have shopped at 10 different stores w/her and purchased and returned 3 different backpacks. She seemed to find something wrong with all of the backpacks we saw. I did agree with her on most of her complaints. The color was to "boyish", the wheels not sturdy enough, the handle was too long, the material was too flimsy...etc. The price in my opinion was at the top of the list! So, when we received her Olympia rolling backpack, we both knew we had gotten a GREAT deal. The material is of great quality, the 4 wheels are comparable to rollerblading wheels (with bearings), the color and style are unique (at her school, the kids seem to all have similar styles, colors, etc), and the inside of the backpack is very spacious. And the price was perfect! We are both very satisfied with our purchase! Thanks, Overstock.com!!!! :)
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Not a fan. Prone to tipping. Poorly designed bottom. The wheels roll okay, but I question the quality of the handle, and the overall ruggedness of the product. I feel you could find a better bag.
Great value. My daughter loves it. Durable and lasting.
I bought this backpack for my daughter in October. It lasted only 3 months and was very poorly made. However, I kept it because it was pink, and my daughter loves pink. If you purchase it, make sure to get the warranty. I never purchase the warranty because my daughters taste changes from year to year. However, her backpacks usually last a whole school year. She's a very girly girl and is never rough on anything. This product just wasn't worth the money. I gave it an average rating because she did get to use it for 3 months.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - Danny Hayes hit a two-run home run and Oregon State advanced to the College World Series with a 4-3 victory over Kansas State on Monday night in the finale of a best-of-3 Super Regional at Goss Field.
EUGENE, Ore. - High jumper Erik Kynard was seeking a three-peat in the men's high jump to close his Kansas State career at the NCAA track and field championship on Friday evening. In front of more than 10,000 cheering fans, Kynard and his rival over his entire collegiate career, Derek Drouin of Indiana, went to battle one last time.
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LARNED - Remember when you were a little kid and always had someone you looked up to, that you worshipped, that you wanted to be like? A famous ball player like Babe Ruth or Mickey Mantle or George Brett? Maybe it was George Washington, Marilyn Monroe or even Cher, though, I don't know why!
LAWRENCE - Kansas and Hawaii will meet on the gridiron for the first time since 1985 when the Warriors travel to Lawrence in 2016 as the first part of a home-and-home series, it was announced Wednesday afternoon.
MANHATTAN - For the first time in program history, all available public football season tickets have been sold as department officials announced Monday that Kansas State football fans have stepped up in record fashion for the Wildcats' 2013 eight-game home schedule.
MANHATTAN - The NCAA and ESPN have announced the Super Regional schedule for this weekend as Kansas State's best-of-three series at Oregon State will be played Saturday through Monday at Goss Stadium in Corvallis, Ore.