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Black Bean TacosFill these vegan tacos with black beans and seitan (wheat gluten) for a generous dose of protein and fiber. Seitan has a chewy, meat-like texture and can be found in health food stores or Asian markets. Top the tacos with tangy avocado salsa for a zesty kick.
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Open-Faced Falafel BurgersA falafel is a Middle-Eastern specialty made by deep-frying ground chickpea patties. This recipe cuts the fat by pan-frying the patties in a small amount of oil. Serve the burgers open-faced on a pita, top with veggies and drizzle with the tangy sauce.
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Marinara Sauce over RotiniCapers add a tangy boost to this quick and easy marinara sauce. Use any shape pasta and finish off the meal with a side salad and warm bread.
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Slow-Cooker Veggie ChiliThis comforting classic warms you up and curbs your hunger with fiber-and protein-rich beans. Instead of using 4 cans of the same beans, mix and match pinto, red kidney, great Northern, and black beans to give this chili even more variety. Finish with fresh chopped green onions and a dash of hot sauce for a flavor boost.
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Bow Tie Pasta with Cherry Tomatoes, Capers, and BasilMake use of garden fresh tomatoes and basil with this Mediterranean-inspired pasta dish. Serve warm with a crisp side salad and garlic bread or chill and enjoy at an afternoon picnic.
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Spicy Asparagus-Tempeh Stir-FryA heart-healthy and protein-rich alternative to meat, tempeh is a soy cake that's made by fermenting and pressing cooked soybeans. Its chewy consistency is complemented by the crunchy asparagus while red pepper flakes add heat.
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Quick Vegetarian PaellaThis Spanish classic is simple to prepare and easily doubled to serve a crowd. Artichokes, bell peppers, mushrooms and olives cooked with nutty brown rice make this a hearty one dish meal. The blend of exotic spices including saffron and tumeric give an extra special flavor.
Recipe: Quick Vegetarian Paella
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Lentil-Edemame StewDouble the protein and get more bang for your buck by combining two types of legumes, lentils and soy beans. Both are inexpensive sources of protein that are commonly used in many exotic cuisines. A variety of fresh herbs and spices adds a deep, rich flavor.
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Peanut-Broccoli Stir-FryStir-fry is an easy go-to meal option for vegans because of its versatility. Create a new recipe each time you cook simply by combining different vegetables or throwing in extras like tofu and nuts.
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Chunky Vegetarian ChiliIt's no wonder why our readers love this recipe. Not only is it a fiber-rich alternative for vegans, it's so flavorful and hearty that even meat-eaters enjoy it. The juicy tomatoes, bell peppers, and spices pack in tons of flavor.
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Curried Kidney Beans and Cauliflower (Rajma Masala)Add some Indian flair to your table with this spicy curry dish. Serve raita, a yogurt-based condiment, on the side to help cool down the heat from the cayenne and the garam masala.
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Marinated Tofu with Sticky Rice and AsparagusWho needs steak? Tofu can have just as much flavor with the right seasoning. Brown sugar and hoisin sauce add a bold sweetness to the thick, barbeque-like marinade. Even though the word "hoisin" translates to "seafood" in Mandarin, this sauce is made from sweet potatoes and does not contain fish.
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Stir-Fried Tofu with VegetablesUnlike traditional stir-fry dishes, this one uses white wine to bring out the flavors of the vegetables. The mushrooms, carrots and squash are great sources of vitamins, fiber, and potassium and combined with tofu, make for a nutritious and filling meal.
Recipe: Stir-Fried Tofu with Vegetables
- Randy Mayor
Tofu with Red Curry Paste, Peas, and Yellow TomatoesThe red curry paste adds a punch of heat to this dish but you can add more or less depending on your preference. Serve on a bed of long grain or jasmine rice and finish with a squeeze of lime. The tartness of the lime juice contrasts nicely with the heat of the curry.
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Rooscooter wrote:phoenixrisingla wrote:Surprised to see so many people in here still slamming Dwight.
I for one think he's played great the last couple games and his attitude seems to have improved too.
Does your definition of Great include free throw shooting below his already horrific average?....
He played a decent game but to say it was "Great" would seem to indicate he would at least go above his averages in some category wouldn't you think?
He was active on defense until he got his 4th foul and then committed a pretty silly 5th one.... when he went to the bench after that we separated a little because the lane was wide open and Nash and Clark had some very easy chances off Kobe action to the weak side. This is a fact.... not a slam on Howard.
I'm sure he's limited by his shoulder injury and he gave us some good defense early to establish the tone of the game on that end but I'm not sure how anyone can get to "great" from there.
What's important is that we won.... we looked like a team for once and we played some defense off of Howard for a change. The next couple games will be the key to seeing if we can salvage anything from this season.
Look, you can still try to be negative about him if you really want. And if you keep using his averages from before the injury as a water mark, you'l be likely to continue being negative.
I guess great for me means "great relative to the 50% effort" we've seen from him before. His points werent mind blowing, neither was his rebounding truth be told. But when he's that active and energetic I'll take it.
Great by comparison to what I've seen earlier this season I guess. Time to readjust our expectations for our players and this team. Baby steps boys.

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VANCEBORO – It was 45-45 in a foul-filled, hotly contested basketball game after three quarters that should have been played in The Colosseum in Rome instead of at the Lorenzo Jones Gymnasium at West Craven High School.
As the fourth quarter began, D.H. Conley's Josh Cox (32 points) and West Craven's Josh Cuthbertson waged their own scoring war.
Cuthbertson scored 17 of his career-high 39 in the fourth, including swishing four clutch three-pointers that guided the Eagles to a 69-63 Coastal Conference victory.
"I was just getting in a great rhythm out there and there were some calls going our way, some not, but it was a total team effort and team win and it feels good," Cuthbertson said.
Cuthbertson stole the show with his barrage from beyond the arc, after Demetres Abrams drained four first half treys.
"We have lost one home game since 2010 and these guys just didn't want to lose," West Craven coach Bryan Goehring said.
"I told them not to worry about anything except what was going on on the court. Don't worry about the fans, the calls, anything. Just play the game."
The fans were rabid, as "casual Joes" and cheerleaders each traded verbal shots across the floor.
The Eagles received clutch "little things" plays from guys like Tyrone Brown, who had a big three-point play and Andrew Reid, who drew a charge on Cox that sent him to the bench.
"Josh (Cuthbertson) just pretty much told the guys 'hey, we don't lose here,"' Goehring said.
The Eagles' win over Conley puts them in the very early lead in the Coastal Conference.
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North Carolina women's head coach Sylvia Hatchell was in the house to see a show – and she got one.
Jamie Cherry put up high-volume shots and scored high-volume points (34) in the Eagles' 64-45 win over D.H. Conley Friday.
Senior Nishedra Brown added 16 points and Kaylee Koerperich nine, to assist Cherry.
Cherry had her bouts of frigid shooting, but heated up down the stretch as is customary.
"I felt like I started good and then caught myself getting a little satisfied," Cherry said.
"The other starters, they have really stepped up this year too. We have a strong starting five and they can't just pay attention to me."
The scoreboard wasn't indicative of how closely contested the game was.
West Craven only led 32-26 at the half and didn't really extend its lead until the fourth quarter.
"It was a hard-fought win. It seemed a whole lot closer than 19 points," West Craven coach David Fernandez said.
"I like those kinds of games though. We played a small lineup, started strong and finished strong, but fell apart a bit in the middle."
The Eagles outscored the Vikings 32-19 in the second half to put their first Coastal Conference win on ice.
West Craven (69) – J.Cuthbertson 39, Abrams 16, Brown 7, Oates 6, Z. Cuthbertson, Fulcher, Harley, Monk, Reid.
D.H. Conley (63) – Jo. Cox 32, Ahlers 6, Little 5, McCarter 5, Taylor 4, Andrews 3, Je. Cox 3, Williams 3, Garnett 2, Suggs.
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Draft Status: In a down draft class for elite talent at tackle, a guy as athletic as Brown who projects to LT with so much upside will almost certainly lock down a mid first round grade. The team that drafts him will be doing so knowing he's going to need to get bigger and stronger at the point of attack. I can see several teams in the first round who will jump at his potential.
Final Analysis: Overall I like Browns potential, and I think he has the chance to develop into a great pass protecting left tackle. But I don't like the idea of a tackle who weighs less than 300 pounds in today's NFL especially if you play a schedule that includes a lot of 3-4 defenses. He'll need to find the right team in the right scheme, but there's no doubt in this class he has a chance to be a special player.
Reminds me of: Winston Justice, OT Philadelphia Eagles-Justice came into the league with more upside than college production, and was drafted in large part on the idea that he would develop into a great player and that's what the team that drafts Brown will hope for as well.
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New album: Old Sock
Artist: Eric Clapton
Label: Bushbranch/Surf Dog
Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5
Eric Clapton is now 67, and apparently he's turned into Jimmy Buffet.
While that first statement is indeed a falsehood, Clapton's new album "Old Sock" is drenched in the beachcomber ethos. A collection of cover tunes, "Old Sock" is as gentle and unassuming as the bloke on the album cover seems to be.
Clapton's taste in material is top notch: J.J. Cale, Otis Redding, Leadbelly, Gary Moore and the Gershwin Brothers are just a few of the artists represented on "Old Sock." While this is not the type of work people will passionately trumpet — such as Clapton's work with Cream or Duane Allman — it will please fans of his 1992 "Unplugged" album and the laid-back vibe it projected.
A decades-long love of J.J. Cale's work is represented in the island-flavored strummer "Angel," which recalls the soft rock work of Clapton's early 1980s period. The Hammerstein/Kerns penned "The Folks Who Live on the Hill" seems a bit maudlin for this collection, but Clapton also recently has covered "Somewhere over the Rainbow" in concert, so the inclusion of "Hill" is not without precedent.
Theblues seeps into the proceedings with a smokey acoustic take on Gary Moore's "Still Got the Blues," while the Gerald Marks jazz classic "All of Me" is given a tasteful, bluesy airing. Clapton returns to the reggae he flirted with decades ago while turning in a soulful vocal on Peter Tosh's "Till Your Well Runs Dry," while Taj Mahal's "Further on Down the Road" is given a faithful reggae rendering as well.
In the grand scheme of things, "Old Sock" will never be obsessed over by guitar geeks who think British guys invented the blues in the late 1960s, but the album's total lack of pretense to any kind of pop success is refreshing.
Clapton is closing in on 70 and seems to be doing exactly what he wants to do — including recording a new version of "Goodnight Irene." If you're looking for something new to listen to while you grill out this summer, "Old Sock" is the album for you.
Classic album: People, Hell and Angels
Artist: Jimi Hendrix
Label: Experience Hendrix/Legacy
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Is "People, Hell and Angels" yet another cash-in on a guy who died more than 40 years ago? Yes — but it's still pretty good.
Most of the material on "People, Hell and Angels" features Hendrix alongside his Band of Gypsies band mates Billy Cox (bass) and Buddy Miles (drums). Jimi Hendrix Experience drummer Mitch Mitchell, guitarist Larry Lee and Stephen Stills are among the other guest musicians who round out the sessions.
Some of these tracks have appeared on other posthumous, now out-of-print Hendrix collections, such as "Crash Landing." The company line on this new collection is that these performances now have been mixed and mastered properly by original Hendrix engineer Eddie Kramer. Since Hendrix was known for jamming and working out new ideas in the studio, much if not most of what the man tried musically has been preserved.
There are always going to be people craving more unreleased Hendrix, but as a stand alone album, this collection doesn't sound like a hodgepodge. The music Hendrix created with his original band the Experience featured a rhythm section that was loose and jazz-like. The material on "People, Hell and Angels" is tighter, in part due to the solid funk grooves laid down by Miles and Cox.
"Earth Blues" opens the set with a jackhammer beat and some of Hendrix's more inspired singing. The leaner arrangements make way for meatier rhythm work from Hendrix, while his lead work is as fluid as it ever was. The incessant Buddy Miles drive keeps Hendrix focused on "Somewhere," a track that in the hands of the Experience probably would have been given a spacier arrangement and been left open to patches of meandering vamping.
The rare electric take of "Hear My Train A-Comin" is as revelatory a blues as early Hendrix classic "Red House." The dust and mud of the Delta is electrified here in a way few have ever been able to duplicate. The take of Elmore James' "Bleeding Heart" included here is of the best quality ever made commercially available, complete with a drum snare rattled by the guitar amp during the introduction.
The horn-laden "Mojo Man" shows Hendrix was driving towards ideas beyond the basic guitar/bass/drum format.
Of all the albums of unreleased material put forth since his Hendrix's death, "People, Hell and Angels" is unquestionably the best. Any Hendrix obsessive or fan of extended guitar workouts will enjoy this album immensely.
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Communication and other best practices are key for managers to succeed in an environment of producing more with less, according to Susan Grundmann, chairwoman of the Merit Systems Protection Board.
"We are operating in two-week increments right now. It's very hard to plan," said Grundmann. "I know, internally, we've set a number of things aside not knowing what the future is going to have for us."
Grundmann spoke to the Federal Drive's Tom Temin about issues facing the MSPB and federal managers, in general, during the Federal Managers Association's annual convention.
One of the Board's functions is to produce reports for the administration and Congress on the health and well-being of employees. With controversy over the budget, pay and programs, Grundmann said there is a lot of uncertainty in the workplace right now. She offered advice for managers trying to keep their employees motivated.
"What they can do on a daily basis is to try to make work meaningful for themselves as well as for their employees," said Grundmann. "Again, reaching out to their employees, communicating with their employees, inspiring them where you can and understanding that their employees are suffering from the same anxiety that they have."
Within MSPB, Grundmann said managers are encouraged to establish relationships and know every employee.
"Managers should strive at least to develop some sort of relationship foundation with each employee," said Grundmann. "Know them by name, know what interests them, and know what inspires them so you can bring their talents into how to support the mission."
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Grundmann tells Tom one of the other issues that came up repeatedly at this year's conference was training programs.
Computer-based training programs are becoming more popular, especially within larger agencies where face-to-face communication is more difficult. But, she cautioned, this type of training provides a less dynamic experience for federal employees and fosters less interaction. Grundmann said MSPB would like to consider lessons learned and return to a system where training is more interactive.
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Bower basically said that Scott given a chance to fix the problems from last season but Bower felt that the problems he tried to fix was not the problem the Bower and co wanted him to fix... I bet it bower wanted the defensive rotations fixed.
http://www.nola.com/hornets/index.ss...11/post_5.html1:54 p.m.: Bower does not have an interim tag on his title. He is the Hornets coach, and there will be no search for a replacement. He has no experience as a head coach at any level.
This along with Tim Floyd re-joining this team just makes this franchise to be a joke.
I can't wait for the Hornets to join the echelon of colossal jokes of teams like the Clippers and Knicks
Bower basically said that Scott given a chance to fix the problems from last season but Bower felt that the problems he tried to fix was not the problem the Bower and co wanted him to fix... I bet it bower wanted the defensive rotations fixed.
So ... I come home after a long day to this? Scott gone, Bower as HC and effin Tim Floyd as an Assistant? yeah ... right.
Ladies and Gentleman ... your 2009/2010 New Orleans Hornets!
Except even though that was the line, we never actually built toward the future. We wanted to "win now" so we sold off first round picks for cash and signed old guys like Peja and Posey to longterm deals. This is our chance to actually do what we say and build for the future. I'm very very excitedOriginally Posted by Daneman
Of course you can't, you're not a Hornet fanOriginally Posted by Oh! Captain
Dude why are you here? go play on the c-raptors boards. like they arent a joke. wait till your team..i mean bosh leaves next year. please go away. you have yet to post ANYTHING of merit on this board.Originally Posted by Oh! Captain
What was your username back then?Originally Posted by Oh! Captain
Time for some football!!!
I can't wait to drink my concerns away at the beer garden before the game tomorrow.
I agree. With the exception of Davis and Trashburn, didn't look like the team quit on Floyd. Had Baron not been the ***** he was in the playoffs, the Heat would have lost in the 1st round instead of winning the title.Originally Posted by jkupps2415
Yeah I can't wait till Bosh leaves for the Knicks...then which franchise is the joke?Originally Posted by WhoDatHornet
They won the title in 2006 and didn't play us in the playoffs that year.Originally Posted by GrandAdmiral
I was. Still a fan of Baron Davis, too.Originally Posted by NIH
I think the team honestly thought they were building for the future, but didn't do a good job executing it. Hopefully they've learned from their mistakes, or can get someone new in here who won't make that mistake again.Originally Posted by metalzo
But yes, I'm in no way down on this team yet. I'm more or less resigned to the fact that this is going to be a down year, but am optimistic we can work things out for the future.
ok well go start the jose calderon fan club.Originally Posted by Oh! Captain
www.ilovejosecalderon.com there you go. got your domain name right there.
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Ok, they wouldn't have wonthe first round.Originally Posted by metalzo
I don't understand how any good will come out of all your *****ing.Originally Posted by Oh! Captain
Maybe you should be shown the door again. It sounds like you may have circumvented a ban. You have been given several chances to come clean on this issue of who you were before, and you have failed to take advantage of that opportunity. You are now banned and can take up the matter with the administrator.Originally Posted by Oh! Captain
dude you really should just not post here if you are going to continuously post negative comments
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Oh! Captain is gone. Let's get back on topic and leave him out of the discussion. This thread will be cleaned up later.
The Coach, Owner, GM, and Roster are all sore spots. You can't fix them all at once. Let's hope that the future includes more surprises, hopefully that draw a bit more optimism from the boards.
Jalen Rose: "He (Byron Scott) helped develop Chris Paul into one of the best point guards in the NBA."
For that Sir Rose you get this....
Jalen Rose is just as clueless as Emmit Smith but without all the knocks to the head.
And then he acts like we just got rid of Scott cuz of some hair trigger without a prior reason for doing so. Clearly means he doesn't remember, or EVER knew, about how we finished last season. This move wasn't something that just happened.
And for us to have Tim Floyd sign up to assistant coach in the SAME DAY tells me they had this worked out well in advance.
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BROAD CREEK — De'Andre Thompkins may be headed to Happy Valley next season, but for now the speedy senior is focused not on his future at Penn State but his present and his final year at Swansboro.
The Nittany Lions can wait.
"During the football season, committing and college are going out of my head," Thompkins said earlier this week before a 7-on-7 practice session with Croatan. "It's all about my team and what's best for my team right now.
"I'm still in high school. I've still got to play my high school senior year. Right after senior year I'll focus on … playing college football. But until then it's my high school team right now."
Even had the 17-year-old not committed to Penn State over more than a dozen other suitors earlier this year, Thompkins would have been the focus of every opponent this coming season — as he was a year ago.
Thompkins may wear No. 1, but he knows there's a big bull's-eye on his chest as well.
"No doubt teams are going to key on me," he said. "But the good thing is that my team will be able to shine. Whatever it takes for my team to win; if that's me being a decoy, then I have no problem doing that.
"As far as the mindset going into this year, it's keep calm, treat it as if it was any other year, have fun."
The 6-foot, 170-pound Thompkins is known for his speed — with good reason. He's run the 40-yard dash in 4.37 seconds and was third in the NCHSAA 2-A state track championships in the 400 meters with a time of 49.53 seconds.
While playing multiple positions on offense as well as in the secondary on defense, Thompkins rushed for 1,359 yards and 10 touchdowns while averaging 7.7 yards a carry last season. He also returned a state-best five kickoffs for touchdowns while averaging 50.9 yards per return.
All of which earned him a spot on The Associated Press all-state team and The Daily News all-area team.
With that as a prelude, what are Thompkins' goals this season? Not what you might think. Asked about that, Thompkins didn't mention one statistic.
"The goal this year I'd say personally is coming off the field and my dad saying you've had the best game I've ever seen you play," he said. "I think all my other goals won't even compare to that."
This year will be different for Thompkins — and not because of his commitment to Penn State. The Pirates will be younger at many key positions on offense, which along with the added focus of foes could possibly mean not as many yards for Thompkins.
Still, Thompkins figures to find a way to find some open space on the field and his way into the end zone.
"He'll be the focus of opponents," coach Tim Laspada said. "But you still got to tackle him. I mean we've got to get the ball in his hands. There's no secret about it. We know they're going to be keying on him, and we've got to have other kids step up, too. And we've got some guys who can do it."
Another reason this year could be different is, at least for now, Thompkins is slated to spend much of his time at wide receiver, where he'll play for Penn State. Last year he also played both quarterback and running back on offense.
As a result, Thompkins is working hard to improve his skills as a wideout.
"I'll be playing a lot of wide receiver now," he said. "So my focus is perfecting my craft, which is playing wide receiver. That's where I'm going to play at the next level. So I'm trying to get as solid a base as I can here and then go onto the next level."
Thompkins is one of at least three area players who are drawing heavy interest from NCAA Division I schools. The others are Northside's Josh Cabrera and Southwest's J'Veon Walker, who play wide receiver and defensive back as well.
Both have been offered scholarships by UNC, among others.
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Added Thompkins:
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Thompkins said he is firm with his commitment, although unlike some players who are headed to a major football power, Thompkins hasn't loaded up on Penn State garb.
"As far as running around and letting everybody know I'm a Penn State commitment, not really," Thompkins said. "I kind of keep it on the low. I don't really like that much attention. I like to keep to myself. But I still think about it now and then."


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While Dudley is capable of feeding, bathing and dressing himself and enjoys cooking, he needs to be monitored, said his sister, Inez Dudley of Kinston, who retired as a special education teacher at the Caswell Developmental Center after more than 32 years.
Inez Dudley said her brother misses places when he bathes and brushes his teeth.
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"He needs help shaving even with an electric razor," Dudley said. "He prefers to shave without looking in the mirror."
Sammy Dudley also has seizures. He was a breech birth baby and stopped breathing for a time. Fluid accumulated on his brain, his sister said.
He lives in a group home with three others and thrives with his group home "family."
The Medicaid problems stem from a glitch the federal government found in the state with the way Medicaid eligibility for personal care services is set up in the N.C. General Statutes.
The state was required to make the eligibility standards for care comparable to the standards set for in-home care. In July, legislators changed the standards for adult care facilities to get them in line with home care and appropriated $39.7 million to help the facilities compensate for the lack of funding through June, but left out group homes.
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House Speaker Thom Tillis, R-Mecklenburg, asked Gov. Beverly Perdue in late November to call for a special legislative session to remedy the problem in the budget. So far, the legislature has not called for such a session.
N.C. Sen. Louis Pate, R-Wayne, sits on the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee for Mental Health, which met Dec. 11, and the Blue Ribbon Committee, which met Dec. 12 and will meet again Wednesday.
"My understanding," he said, "is that anyone that's going to lose their bed will have an appeal."
The appeal process will delay the many individuals with disabilities being left out on the street, but will not fix the problem. It will allow 60 days for each case to be settled, Pate said.
"From my own personal opinion," he said, "I don't think it will be necessary (to hold a special session)."
Pate said "I don't recall," last summer, of the group homes being left out of the appropriations.
The committee meetings are not set up to plan a special legislative session, he said, but he believes the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services could move money around to keep residents in their homes.
"We're all aware of the shortfall," Pate said. "We'll do our best to see what the options are."
Kathy Baker is the communications officer at Eastpointe in Goldsboro — a mental health management entity that serves 12 counties, including Lenoir, Greene and Jones.
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She said she could not comment further until Perdue's plans are released.
Inez Dudley is a member of The Arc N.C. Eastern Region Board of Directors — an advocacy agency for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She said appealing isn't the solution.
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Pate said, "It's very unfortunate the federal government got us into this."
Dudley said the legislators were informed about the group homes and did nothing about it.
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We're in the process of investigating this issue for you. However, given other comments here, I suspect that the Raymarine setting in Offshore Navigator is working properly in most installations.
I suggest that you check your wiring. Pay special attention to the transmit line from the computer to the data receive of the GPS. It is quite possible that if this line is not wired properly (but the other two are) that the software would behave in this fashion.
- Ed Lecuyer
Manager, Quality Assurance and Technical Support
Roger Little
RE: We're looking into this...
(msg #18.104.22.168.1.1: Posted Aug 23, 2004 2:49 PM)
Is it possible to email me the wiring diagram that Maptech has used in your testing with the RN300? Appreciate any assistance you could offer.
Roger Little
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RE(2): We're looking into this...
(msg #126.96.36.199.1.1: Posted Aug 23, 2004 2:55 PM)
Hello Roger:
Here is the wiring diagram you are looking for.
Raymarine RN300 wiring
Battery negative black -12 VDC
Battery positive red +12 VDC
NMEA in+ white DB9 pin 3 (data out)
NMEA in- green DB9 pin 5 (signal ground)
(not connected) gray
NMEA out+ yellow DB9 pin 2 (data in)
NMEA out- brown DB9 pin 5 (signal ground)
(not connected) (screen)
Must turn off simulator to get NMEA to start.
NMEA sentences can be select/deselected for output.
Jeffrey Atwood
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RE: Raymarine Support NOW AVAILBLE (as a
(msg #4.3: Posted Mar 23, 2004 1:30 PM)
I have a new C series raymarine GPS and Maptech 5.04. I would like to try the beta patch with 5.04 so I can create routes and transfer them to the C120 GPS.
Could you send me the latest patch version? Also, I have a friend with a new simrad GPS. Is there a patch for NMEA connection to Simrad using 5.04?
Many thanks.
Ed Lecuyer
Download it here
(msg #4.3.1: Posted Mar 23, 2004 1:37 PM)
You can get the 5.04b beta patch by
clicking here.
Unfortunately, we do not have a driver for specific Simrad GPS units. However, connecting via NMEA for real time positioning should work fine. Transferring Routes and Waypoints will probably not work. However, if you try the Raymarine or Std. Horizon setting in Offshore Navigator, it *might* be able to send routes and waypoints to the Simrad GPS.
- Ed Lecuyer
Manager, Quality Assurance and Technical Support
Robert Craven
RE: Download it here
(msg #18.104.22.168: Posted Mar 31, 2004 1:15 AM)
Ed, thanks for your help in getting Raymarine support, and for your patience with those of us that have been bugging you for it. I have installed the Beta SW and it seems to work so far with a 425. It certainly clears up some ambiguity that the Standard SW presented. I'll do more thorough testing in a week or so.
Edward Collins
RE: Raymarine C-120
(msg #5: Posted Oct 14, 2004 6:27 PM)
I am using Chart Navigator 5.04b with my Raymarine C-120 . My PC receives the position fine and I can send routes to the GPS with no problem as long as the route has fewer than 35 waypoints which is the capacity of the RNS 300. Also, sending routes to the PC will not work IF any of the routes in my C-120 have more than 35 waypoints. Have you run into this issue before.
Thanks for your help
Ed Collins
user user
RE(2): Raymarine C-120
(msg #5.1: Posted Oct 29, 2004 2:18 PM)
Our 5.05 version of the software (which is currently scheduled to become availble in the coming weeks) will allow you to override the RN300 capacity of only 35 waypoints within a route. In this way, Chart/Offshore Navigator will be able to transfer additional data to those Raymarine units that offer greater storage capacity than the RN300.
Jeffrey Atwood
Edward Collins
RE(3): Raymarine C-120
(msg #5.1.1: Posted Oct 27, 2005 6:12 PM)
I am using the lastest version of Raymarine software (RNS 5.0) with BSB 3.0 and 4.0 charts with no problems. I recently purchased a Chartbook with the companion CD with BSB 5.0 charts which do not work with RNS 5.0. When will this be resolved.
Thanks...Ed Collins
Justine Baldwin
RE(4): Raymarine C-120
(msg #188.8.131.52: Posted Nov 1, 2005 10:23 AM)
We have made the SDK available to Raymarine, so they can make their software compatible with our BSB 5.0 charts. At this point, it is their decision whether they will do that and when. If you would like to contact Raymarine, their phone number is:
Justine Baldwin
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