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Students from Wilson College will perform Tony Award-winning playwright, performer and activist Eve Ensler's wildly successful The Vagina Monologues at 7 p.m., Friday, March 7, and noon Saturday, March 8, in Thomson Hall.
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Students from Wilson College will perform Tony Award-winning playwright, performer and activist Eve Ensler's wildly successful The Vagina Monologues at 7 p.m., Friday, March 7, and noon Saturday, March 8, in Thomson Hall. Tickets, which will be available at the door, are $5 for general admission and $3 for Wilson students. Proceeds from the play will benefit Chambersburg's Women in Need and the V-Day Spotlight Campaign, a global activist movement to stop violence against women and girls.
About a dozen Wilson students are participating in the play, which features monologues delivered by different female characters about various aspects of the feminine experience, such as love, sex, birth, rape and body image. The Vagina Monologues has been performed in more than 140 countries and translated into more than 48 languages. It contains explicit language and sexual content, and is not suitable for children.
Wilson senior Heather Humwood, of Chambersburg, is coordinating the performance with assistance from junior Jordan Cox, of Greenville, S.C. Humwood has been eager to bring the play to Wilson since seeing it produced at Shippensburg University.
"I wanted to bring this to campus because I believe it's important to raise awareness about the global epidemic of violence against women and girls," said Humwood, who also likes the idea that money raised by the performance will go to help women. "It's a small way individuals on campus can feel like they're making a difference in a larger context."
The performance is being sponsored by the Wilson College Women's Studies Advisory Group. For more information, contact Humwood by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Founded in 1869, Wilson College is a private, coeducational liberal arts college offering bachelor's degrees in 34 majors/concentrations and master's degrees in education, the humanities and accountancy. Wilson is committed to providing an affordable education that offers value to its students beyond graduation.
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Balsamic Chicken Tenders
10 (or so) chicken tenders
1/3 cup chicken broth
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp italian seasoning
1 Tbsp oil
salt to taste
1. Mix all of the ingredients and pour over chicken in a zipped plastic bag.
2. Marinate for 30 minutes
3. Heat olive oil in a skillet.
4. Fry the chicken over medium high heat until no longer pink inside.
5. Serve with noodles or a salad.
I served these with buttered noodles sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Yum!! I made a double batch and saved some for chicken salad lunches this week at work.
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The hotel rooms are served by 4 lifts and all have private balconies, direct dial telephone system, central heating, ceiling fans, safe deposit boxes, hair dryer, satellite television & radio and full bath with hand-held shower.
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. Poolside snack bar.
. Outdoor pool and sundeck with showers, toilets and incorporated children's pool. Children's playground.
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. Card room (low season only).
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Sooner or later you'll need to repair or adjust the side windows in your Corvette. Nagging concerns can arise after the repair, such as, "Will the window work as well as it did before the repair?" Maybe you're doing a restoration and gutted the doors. Now the pieces of the puzzle must be put back together. Once reassembled, the windows must be adjusted, which can be frustrating.
Project Shark Attack was the perfect candidate for a mechanism overhaul, as neither window would go up. Pulling the window up with a pair of vise grips to hold them in place is a bad idea. With windows in this condition, a complete overhaul is best. When the window regulator and motor gear-teeth are worn out, it's likely the hardware is in similar shape.
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The front roller guides and pivots the window against the anti-rattle stops and outer seal strips on the top of the door. The outer seal strips are important for window fit and adjustment. Early reproduction outer seal strips were constructed of rubber. Later seal strips are similar to the originals and have a flocked cover. The original style costs more but is worth it for the correct look and proper window adjustment.
The rear roller is also a rolling pivot point for the rear of the glass. It's common to find the front roller worn badly and the rear roller in good shape. Worn rollers make the window appear properly adjusted, but when closed, it's out of position again.
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Romney Versus the People
Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain, wave to the audience after a presidential debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y., Wednesday, October 15, 2008.
There's no question that Mitt Romney did very well in his first debate with Barack Obama. Indeed, it couldn't have gone much better, so much so that almost any performance in their meeting next week will seem like a let-down. But the second debate poses real dangers for Romney, and an opportunity for Obama to wipe away the memory of his poor performance in the first. Next week's will be a "town hall"-style debate, and that format plays right into Romney's weaknesses. The town hall debate will be challenging for Romney for two reasons, both of which have to do with the fact that it will feature not journalists or a moderator asking questions, but ordinary people.
Before I explain why, let's take a look at what town hall debates involve and how they have played out in the past. The first of these events took place in 1992, and it was a welcome change from prior debates in which a panel of journalists did their best to come up with "gotcha" questions to trip up the candidates. A group of undecided voters was assembled to ask the candidates questions, and it was quickly apparent that these voters had a different set of priorities. They asked about a wider variety of issues than one typically finds in a debate, and avoided the kind of poll-based, strategy-obsessed questions journalists so often ask ("Why aren't you having more success connecting with voters?"). The most memorable moment of the debate highlighted a novel characteristic of the town hall debate: that viewers were seeing candidates not only talk about policy, but interact with voters. When George H.W. Bush struggled (perhaps understandably) to answer a question a woman posed about how the national debt had personally affected him, he looked defensive and disconnected; when it came his turn to respond, Bill Clinton walked over to the woman, locked eyes with her, and said, "Tell me how it's affected you again? You know people who have lost their jobs, lost their homes?" He felt her pain, and it was the interaction between him and her that made an impression, more than the substance of what he said.
Each presidential election since has featured one town hall debate. Instead of standing behind a podium, the candidates perch on stools, then get up and walk around as they answer questions. Unlike in some similar debates during the primaries, the assembled undecided voters are close to them, close enough that camera shots will contain both the candidate and the voter he's speaking to. That creates a much more personal dynamic than the quasi-town hall debates that took place during the primaries, which featured people sitting far away in the audience of a theater and the candidates on stage. You can't dodge a voter's question or interrupt them, and you'll be judged in no small part on whether you seem to have persuaded that one individual. This dynamic upended Bush in 1992; the question about the national debt was one he obviously hadn't prepared for, but Clinton understood intuitively how to handle. And that is what makes the town hall debate a threat to Mitt Romney: it's unpredictable, both in what will be discussed and how it will be discussed.
As James Fallows explained in The Atlantic before the debates began, Romney assiduously prepares for debates, and as long as the questions that arise are those he has practiced answers for, he performs extremely well. "No one I spoke with," Fallows wrote, "challenged the view that Romney well prepared is a debater who can do real damage. All his team has to do is anticipate every subject that might possibly come up." In the first debate that was easy. Beforehand, both sides were informed of the agenda, that the debate would center on the economy, with a detour into health care and the rather vague topic of "governing." There were no curveballs, nothing unexpected, and everything Romney said was most likely an answer he had rehearsed dozens of times. But in the town hall debate, voters could ask about anything, including any of the important issues that haven't come up at all during the campaign. There might be a question about climate change, or the War on Drugs, or the drone war in Afghanistan and Pakistan, or gun violence, or something no one has considered. Some questions will be abstract, but others may be intensely personal—voters in town hall debates have often posed questions in terms of their own lives—and Romney will have to show that he cares not just about "the middle class" or "the 100 percent," but about that specific individual he's looking at. And as we know, it's when he interacts with voters that Romney is prone to looking awkward and uncomfortable and saying things that come back to haunt him.
It's entirely possible, of course, that Romney will do just fine. The questions might stay on familiar ground, and Romney's preparation for this debate could serve him as well as it did in the first one. As Politico reported about the first debate, "The more likable version of Romney was no accident—he worked hours on his smile, his posture and the delivery of his words." Now Romney is no doubt practicing his empathy in his mock debates, interacting with campaign staffers standing in for the regular people he'll encounter at the town hall debate.
And what about Obama? I went back and watched the 2008 town hall debate between Obama and John McCain, and the contrast between the two men was vivid. Unlike in last week's debate, Obama was smooth, assured, and engaged. McCain, on the other hand, seemed perturbed and uncomfortable. There was a stark physical contrast between the two men: Obama glided easily from one questioner to another, and did a terrific job of focusing on the person who asked each question, keeping his attention on them and explaining his positions in a way that was substantive but still plain-spoken. McCain would start with the questioner, but then pace around the stage awkwardly as though he couldn't decide where to stand or whom to look at.
There are some things we can confidently predict about the town hall debate. Obama will almost certainly arrive more awake and aggressive than he was in the first debate. When Romney gets a question he has anticipated, he will deliver a confident, well-rehearsed response. But it's the unpredictable moment—the oddly phrased question, the out-of-left-field topic, the voter's personal story—that will likely define the debate. And that could be Romney's real test.
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I hope that someone will ask Mr. Etch-a-Sketch why he remained affiliated, well into his adult life, with a church that excluded blacks from its priesthood. (Mr. Romney was 31 years old when the ban was lifted.)
What if Robert Byrd, who for many years was third in the line of presidential succession, had never repudiated the KKK?
Mon, 2012-10-08 17:19
Given the racist anti white rants from the 2007 speech Obama gave regarding Katrina victims I'd be careful with those accusations. And Obama knew he was lying at the time as he knew $7 billion was on its way with no attachements and that $110-120 B was in total going to New Orleans when no more than $20 went to NYC for 9/11. Not only that but why did Obama fail to tell them that he voted against not using the Stafford Act on Louisiana and New Orleans? Looks to me if all you can do is make lame Etch a Sketch comments and mormon jokes that you dont have much -- just like OBama has nothing to run on.
Wed, 2012-10-10 12:03
Hey Johnny, I hope someone will ask the Liar-in-Chief why he stayed member of a church that was so racist and anti-American, for so long. And, why has the Liar-in-Chief maintained such close associations with so many exposed (and who knows how many un-exposed) criminals, and anti-American Marxists? It's the considered opinion of many wise Americans that Obama is still a Muslim at heart. This is not merely right wing rhetoric. The proof is in his deeds...or the lack thereof.
Mon, 2012-10-08 16:53
If Obama is as prepared for the next debate as he was for the first one, he should also prepare to move out of the White House and begin to tone down his obvious disdain for soon-to-be President Romney. The townhall meeting style will be fine with Mitt Romney, he's met a lot of people because, without a day job, he's been able to campaign almost as much as Obama and listened to their problems, not only that, Mitt Romney might actually have a clue about how to fix some of them. How can HE be called, "improvistion shy" when it was Obama, with Mitt Romney RIGHT THERE, who couln't get his own tongue out of the way. Obama needs to do his debate prep the Chicago Way.
First, make sure the debate is held as close to sea-level as possible so his delicate brain will remain oxygenated.
Next, make sure this moderator understands when to jump in and save Obama from himself. I think it would be very helpful to Obama if the moderator just tells Romney to stop lying and listen to the president.
Have intermissions so Obama can take a break backstage with Chris matthews and the MSNBC bunch. This will break any Romney momentum and also keep Obama focused on anything but his record which you just know Romney will try to bring up.
Obama should have his teleprompter. He can load it up with his talking points and if there are any questions that were not anticipated, he should not have to answer them.
I do think some of the sting from Obamas recent epic thumping in front of 65 million people will fade, because we'll soon be talking about how Paul Ryan made Joe Biden look like Barack Obama, only worse.
Mon, 2012-10-08 19:12
Romney didnt lie... He dared to be himself and represent his actual platform and not the lies and distortions the Obama campaign has fed to the voters through their disgraceful and dishonest ads for the past 4 months. You may not share Romney's conservative ideology but the attempted character assassination of Mitt Romney by the Obama campaign was shameful and a neon sign just how weak Obama's message is as to why he deserves to be reelected. Mitt Romney has been nothing but an honorable, charitable, honest, gracious, hard working, loving man his entire life. Disagree with Romney's policies , dont vote for him if thats the case....but making up the horrible lies being said about him (yes Harry Reid - I'm talking to you-- and you sir will be going straight to hell when your time comes) is reprehensible
As for the town hall Romney will as always be prepared for any topic-- including Obama attacks - and if the primary debates were any indication Romney is quite capable of defending himself and launching a few at Obama -- and there are plenty to throw-- regardless of all the part time jobs misleading the unemployment numbers.... Wonder what the Obama campaign is going to try to do to cover up the Benghazi terrorist attack cover up? or the ignoring desperate requests for more security in Benghazi cover up? Hmmmm
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The only thing I dislike about Z is how Gohan didn't fight Kid Buu, he would of destroyed him
I always thought Teen Gohan fighting Cell was one of my favorite moments in the whole series. Too epic.
He's still referred to as "Teen Gohan" though.
When Gohan was yelling at his father inside the Hyperbolic Time Chamber to stop holding back and train him correctly, he knew how important it was to get stronger to fight Cell. He knew he had to become a super sayajin. It doesn't make sense for him to do that, and then not what to fight when it was his turn in the Cell games.
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the poster for the upcoming movie, which is supposed to be canon since Toriyama is working on it and all, Gohan is shown to be Super Saiyan...
So, either Toriyama and company forgot about Mystic/Ultimate (which is entirely possible), or Gohan lost the ability to go that far for some reason
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My point in all of this was, Gohan should of fought Kid Buu he would of had an easier time then Goku did
Okay new topic: how do you think the fight against omega shenron would've gone if Vilma didn't have the blitz wave generator (no ssj 4 gogeta only super gogeta)
I think you mean Bulma. And I don't think the battle would have gone that well. Super Gogeta is strong, but Super Sayian 4 Gogeta is way stronger. If he was Vegito, then it'll be a different story. Maybe he would have won if they were Vegito.
Shocker: I have of yet to actually watch the Dragon Ball anime. We have up to season six of DBZ, but not Dragon Ball--if only because Mom probably won't be very happy about it than she is with DBZ. I have read the entire manga, though, so that should make up for it.
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I think i'm one of the few who actually do like dbgt. but it is not canon at all and i heard akira toriyama had very little do do with the production of it as well. It really just depends on the person as with most things, whether it was to your taste or not :P.
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From the breeding program of Paul Friday, Coloma, MI. Plant patent #14778 issued 5/11/2004. ORIGIN OF VARIETY The new peach tree (hereinafter referred to as the `P.F. 28-007` peach tree) was originated by Paul Friday in the experimental orchard, which is maintained for the purposes of breeding peach trees, at Paul Friday Farms Inc., located in Coloma, Mich. Coloma is located in the southwest section of Michigan. In an ongoing mass selection breeding program, superior seedlings of unrecorded parentage are maintained as seed sources for the production of seeds which are collected and planted in mass. The seed producing parent trees are maintained solely as proprietary trees for breeding purposes and have not been released from the experimental orchard, where such trees can be evaluated for their adaptability to local and regional growing conditions. Seeds resulting from open pollination of the trees in the experimental orchard are regularly planted in mass to produce new populations of seedlings which are cultured and monitored to maturity. Trees with superior attributes are retained for further observation and testing, and contribute seeds to advancing generations of new populations of seedlings. The tree of this application, `P.F. 28-007`, was a single plant from one such a seedling population, and was based on the numerous superior genetic attributes of this tree which are described in the botanical description to follow. While not comprehensive, the details of the botanical description to follow are believed to be a reasonably complete botanical description of the tree of this disclosure. ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF THE VARIETY The new and distinct variety of peach tree was asexually propagated by budding as performed in the experimental orchard of Paul Friday Farms Inc., located in Coloma, Mich. The asexual propagation demonstrates that such reproduction of the characteristics of the tree are consistent and are established and transmitted through succeeding propagation. SUMMARY OF THE VARIETY The new and distinct variety of peach tree is of average height and of upright growth and a regular and productive bearer of peaches. A distinct characteristic of the `P.F. 28-007` peach tree is its medium vigor having growth of about twenty-four inches (24") per year. The blossoms bloom in mid-season and are characterized by being contracted or partially spread to approximately 3/4-inch when in full bloom. At the same time the five petals of the blossoms are of lesser length than the length of petals of the normal showy blossom as exemplified by the `Loring` (unpatented) peach blossom. The blossoms of the present peach tree at full bloom may be characterized as being non-showy. More specifically, the blossoms of the present peach tree have radially projecting and angularly spaced five blossom petals to form a blossom having a diameter of about 3/4" measured across the blossoms. The flesh of the fruit of the present peach tree is firm and is yellow. This variety is very freestone. The skin is smooth having moderate to little down and is of dark red color overlying a yellow ground color. The yellow background covers approximately twenty percent (20%) of its surface at maturity. At maturity, the peach is spherical having an average diameter of about 23/4". When harvested, the fruit is broken loose from the tree with the breaking point above the peduncle rather than below about fifty percent (50%) of the time. The fruit produced by this tree has firm, and non-melting flesh, and thereby has the attendant resistance to blemishes and soft spots in harvesting, shipping and handling due to bruising. The firmness of the fruit flesh is sufficient to allow the flesh to yield and be restored when bumped or dropped without the resulting soft spots as would be experienced in most late season peaches of this market class. Thus, fruit of this tree remains more attractive to the ultimate buyer, the consumer, and thereby will command premium prices for the late fresh desert market. The fruit matures in the latter part of the peach growing season of southwestern Michigan. The fruit as mentioned heretofore is of dark red color overlying a yellow, which covers approximately twenty percent (20%), of its surface and has a very attractive appearance.
The description of each variety of peach or nectarine fruit under each group is in different formats as this information is collected from varied sources and hence is not consistent


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Go A-to-Z with defender Ian Joy
A: Alter-ego – What is a superpower you wish you had?
Invisible powers; so I can sneak into the movie theatre for free.
B: Band – If you were in a rock band, which instrument would you play?
Drums. So I could smack them and burn some energy.
C: Couch potato – What is one TV show you watch every week?
The King of Queens. It's been a favorite of mine for years.
D: Devious – What was your favorite prank to pull or one that was pulled on you?
I once covered my coach at St Pauli's car with branches and leaves. I was covered so much that his car was hidden.
E: Earplugs – What was the last concert you went to?
Metallica. It was the loudest concert I have ever been too.
F: Fame – If you could have a star on Hollywood's Walk-of-Fame, who would you want yours next to?
Paul McCartney - hero of mine.
G: Goof – What's your most embarrassing moment on the field?
I was knocked unconscious after getting hit on the back of the head with the ball during the warm up.
Basketball. I'm ashamed to say that my girlfriend, Nichole, beat me at it last time.
I: Inspiration – Who did you look up to growing up?
My dad. He was always a hard working, funny character and I grew up wanting to be like him.
J: Job – What would you do if you weren't playing soccer?
A golfer. I would have pushed myself to be better at golf, but I had too much energy, so I turned to soccer.
K: Keys – Growing up, what was your dream car? Would you own it today?
Ferrari - only if I was a millionaire.
L: Log Slab – What do you do think you'll do with your first log slab as a member of the Timbers?
Is this a joke question? Are you trying to tell me I need to score a goal? :)
M: Music – What is your favorite song on your iPod/MP3 player right now?
Just the way you are - Bruno Mars. It's a feel good song.
N: Nickname – Do you have a nickname, or is there something your teammates call you?
"Killer" – I was given that nickname in Germany for my aggressive style.
O: OH! – What scares you the most?
Paranormal activities. After seeing a Ouija Board in action I was scared.
P: Pizza – What toppings are necessities?
Pepperoni or ham and pineapple do the trick for me.
Q: Quiet – What do you like to do to unwind?
Skype with my daughter, Madison, always puts a smile on my face when I'm tired or down.
R: Read – What was the last book you read?
"Cocky: The Rise and Fall of Curtis Warren, Britain's Biggest Drugs Baron" - A story about England's biggest drug dealer Curtis Warren; good read.
S: Superstition – Do you have any pre-game rituals or game-day routines?
Too many to mention and I like to keep them to myself.
T: Town – How would you best describe your hometown?
Bo'ness in Scotland was very rough and still is. You had to be strong to survive, but I loved every minute of it and always love going home to see all my friends.
U: Untouchable – What do you consider the most valuable in your life?
My daughter, Madison, is the most valuable thing in my life of whom I am so protective over.
V: Visitor – What's your favorite city you've played in on the road during your career?
Bratislava, Slovakia - A beautiful city and great culture.
W: World – What's the farthest you've traveled around the world?
San Diego to Edinburgh was a long journey – 6,000 miles.
X: X-ray – Have you broken any bones or had any serious injuries?
I broke my wrist in training after having my leg pulled back by my teammate and landing on my arm.
Y: Yellow Card – What is one life lesson you learned through soccer?
To have no fear and enjoy every minute of it because it's over before you know it. The clock is ticking as you read this …
Z: Zodiac – What's your astrological sign?
Cancer - The crab.


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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Glenda explains Farm Aid's concert sponsorship philosophy
First, thanks to the sponsors our concert costs are underwritten so that we can put more money directly towards our work with family farmers. We are pleased to give sponsors recognition in exchange for the support they give to the cause.
The mission of Farm Aid is to support family farmers. One of the ways we work toward that mission is by promoting food from family farmers. We know that when more and more consumers purchase local, organic, or humanely-raised food, farmers are more likely to receive the financial rewards they deserve. That mission drives our general sponsorship philosophy.
Many of our sponsors are food-related, although not all of them. Our food sponsors have given us the added opportunity to inform people about organics, family farmers and growing methods, and to have farmers who grow for those companies attend the concert.
Family farmers need markets and companies to buy their sustainably raised food. And it's crucial that sustainable farmers have ways to get their food to the broadest possible public. Companies like Horizon Organic, SILK, Whole Foods Market, Organic Valley Family of Farms, and other food sponsors who have been long-time supporters of Farm Aid, are making a contribution to the Good Food Movement. These are brands that can help us find family-farmed foods where we shop. We are proud to receive support from companies like these.
Farm Aid associates with food sponsors who pay family farmers a fair price, have an ecological standard for farming practices and make their commitment to sustainable and family farming known to their customers. The chemical-intensive, industrial food system has been—and continues to be—challenged and changed thanks in part to companies like these.
It's a challenge to exactly identify family farm food unless you buy 100% direct, and of course that's not practical for most. But through labels (certified organic being the best defined) and brands, consumers can begin to find food from family farmers who grow in sustainable ways. The marketplace is full of labels, and they convey different values and growing practices. There isn't any one perfect label or brand, but we think that many of them help us move our food system forward, because they increase transparency about our food—who grew it, and how it was grown.
That being said, all organizations and companies must strive to be better. Our food system is only at the beginning of a profound change, and Farm Aid is all about helping it move forward. The change does not happen evenly or perfectly across all sectors for all farmers, of course. We must support rigorous organic enforcement and increased transparency across the board. When assessing potential sponsors, we look for a solid contribution to family farm agriculture—are these companies opening markets to family farmers and working to put more family farmers on the land?
This philosophy also guides our initial acceptance and constant monitoring of our sponsor relationships. Farm Aid has rejected many offers from potential sponsors that did not fit with our mission. We have also ended relationships with previous sponsors who no longer matched our philosophy. We want sponsors who will help us further our mission of promoting family farmers and the Good Food Movement.
If you have any suggestions of sponsors you'd like to see supporting Farm Aid, or if you have any questions, please contact me.
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- Anonymous12:55 AM
What do you think of the Cornucopia Institute's Reports and Scorecards on Organic Dairies and Soy Product producers? Both Horizon and SILK got very low ratings. According to the reports, SILK has begun sourcing soybeans from China because they are cheaper. They are also now using non-organic soybeans, which are even cheaper still. They have not changed their pricing to reflect the lower cost, nor have they changed their packaging or UPC codes. They did this without notifying their customers or distributors. Then, they realeased a new organic product with a new UPC code at a higher price. Horizon "Organic" Dairy may be using organic feed and no growth hormones, but they are still running CAFO's and undercutting the family farmers prices. How is this sponsorship consistent with Farm Aid's mission?ReplyDelete
Thanks for your further questions. We sincerely welcome your thoughts!ReplyDelete
Regarding SILK: The purchase of both Brazilian and Chinese organic beans happened a few years ago, in order to supplement a lack of supply in US organic beans. Currently their conventional (non-gmo) beans come from the US and their organic beans come from the US.
Regarding Horizon Organic: 90% of the milk comes from contracts with 485 family farmers. I can't really give an opinion about how that 10/90 split translates to price issues, but their organic farmers are offered a long-term stable contract for their milk. Horizon Organic joined the consensus on organic pasturing and lobbied for the pasture rule (120 days, etc.). We trust that they are in compliance, and if so they are not a CAFO by definition.
The difficult economy is creating a terrible dilemma for all of the organic companies who for so long had to ramp up production as much as possible to meet ever-increasing demand and now have to do the opposite, adjusting their supply to the decrease in demand as people struggle with their bills and the demand for organic foods decreases.
This downturn is forcing many companies to scale back production, which hits their farmer producers hard—but companies are trying to meet the changing market conditions while doing as little harm to their farmers as possible. Especially at this time we need to do our very best to support family farmers and to purchase from the many companies that use their products. For those who are able, we've got to keep up the demand for organic foods, and therefore, the incentive for companies to sell organic food and farmers to grow it.
In terms of the big picture, Farm Aid works for the day when organic food has the same economic playing field as food raised through chemical-intensive industrial methods, shipped from far away and subsidized with public money. This is a matter of policy and political will, and the job of the Good Food Movement. When we have a system that protects the farmers, the land, the soil, the water, the workers (everything we need for a future of food!) then we will have the best food at the best price so that we all have access to healthy food from sustainable family farms.
A floor price for conventional dairies who are truly in full-blown crisis will help organic dairy farmers by leveling the prices a bit. Farm Aid is working diligently on increasing a floor price for milk.
Horizon is owned by Dean Foods, which is about to get slammed in an anti-trust suit that was shelved under Bush administration. Their sponsorship of Farm Aid is pure hypocrisy. I respect this organization for its support of family farms, but you all really need to be more careful about who you get in bed with.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:11 PM
Milk prices paid to farmers is horrific but the price on the shelf hasn't dropped. Is Dean taking a hit? No, there profits are at all time highs. Dean wants to put the local guys out of business and buy from themselves. Hopefully Obama can dig up what Bush covered up and enact some anti-trust violations. Dean only wants to make more money, period. They could give a shit about anything else.ReplyDelete


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I have a question... in some cases I have noticed that external HDD have died on me and/or date became corrupt or not accessible.
With building (S)ATA drives this has been zero to maybe once.
The external HDD was attached constantly and was not carried around.
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Some guys have it, and some don't. Real car guys have a kind of sixth sense, a finely honed instinct when it comes to cars. Where some see something that's past its prime, worn-out, thrashed, and not worth dealing with, others see something special. That's certainly the case with Darold Shirwo of Sherman Oaks, California, and that sense has served him well.
Darold honed his "car sense" as a youngster in Skokie, Illinois. He started working at a local Shell station at the tender age of 12, shoveling the driveway and cleaning up. Two of the mechanics, Dave Olson (who, as Darold recalls, had a mystical ability to put his hands on a car and tell what was wrong with it) and George Howser, took young Darold under wing and showed him "everything" about working on cars. In 1955, when Chevrolet introduced its revolutionary 265ci small-block, the station started doing hop-up work for those eager to hot rod the new powerplant. "You have to remember," Darold reminisces, "that there weren't any 'hi-po' shops in 1955, and until that year everyone hot rodded flathead Fords."
His own first experience with the small-block Chevy came when Darold, with some financial help from his parents, bought a '57 fuelie Corvette from Mancuso Chevrolet in Skokie. Believe it or not, the dealer was having difficulty selling it, so the Shirwos got a good deal. According to Darold, "the T-bird was a big seller in the Midwest; people still thought of Corvettes as cars with side curtains and no amenities."
As a high schooler with a '57 Corvette, you'd expect that Darold lived every schoolboy's fantasy, and he did-their hot rod fantasies, that is. "Having the car was wonderful," he recalls, "but I worked all the time. I thought it was more fun to work on cars than talk to girls."
It all came to a halt when Darold was 17, however. Much as he wanted to keep working at the service station (there were plans for a performance shop dealing with small-block Chevys), his parents insisted that he go to college. Then there was the Corvette: "The insurance got tough. My father's rate was $80 a year; mine was $500." So the Corvette went, and Darold went off to college in a '61 Oldsmobile Starfire convertible, which had a much lower insurance rate and was ideal for carting around friends on the weekends.
As we all know, however, Corvette dreams never die. After graduation, Darold worked for awhile on the East Coast before moving out west. And when he did, he indulged his fiberglass jones with a vengeance. Starting with a big-block '65, Darold owned 50 mid-years at one point, including three or four fuelies and a fully loaded '67 with only 1,200 miles showing. It may sound extreme, but Darold is quick to point out that the cars were cheap (at that time), averaging about $1,500, making it easy to feed what he calls "an addiction." He didn't think about solid-axle cars at first, preferring the greater comfort and performance of the mid-years.
It was an ad for a '54 Oldsmobile convertible that got Darold thinking about the old days, and given his penchant for buying cars (he bought the Olds), it didn't take long until he was looking for a good solid-axle. There were a couple of '57s (one painted "gawdawful green" and sporting seats from a '60, the other obtained only after a trip to court), and then the day came when that long-developed "car sense" paid dividends.
In early 1971, one of Darold's employees asked him to go check out a Vette with him. The car was in a nice neighborhood in Long Beach, California, but, as Darold recalls, "it was all the way in the back; you couldn't see it." Once in the backyard, the car still couldn't be seen. What the duo could see was a pile of leaves, dirt, and branches. As Darold tells the story, "You couldn't even tell it was a car. My friend decided to pass, and I almost did the same thing, but something inside of me said to brush the crap away. I saw this glorious Jewel Blue paint and immediately fell in love with the car."


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Neurology, Psychiatry Grand RoundsEvent Details: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m., July 07, , 1402 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO, 63104
The Department of Neurology and Psychiatry will host Grand Rounds from 8-9 a.m. Thursday, July 7, in Schwitalla Hall, 1402 So. Grand Blvd., Lecture Hall 1, St. Louis, MO 63104. The entrance is only through the Learning Resource Center (LRC).
Anjan Bhattacharyya, MD, will present "Acute Confusional States/Coma."
Please note that attendance is required for all residents in the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry.
Bhattacharyya is assistant professor in the departments of neurology and psychiatry, as well as internal medicine. He directs the psychiatric consultation-liaison service at SLU Hospital.
He is board certified in internal medicine, psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine. Prior to coming to SLU he was on faculty at the University of Iowa where he served as the director of an integrated internal medicine-psychiatry residency program, ran an integrated internal medicine-psychiatry clinic and developed a collaborative care program for improving the management of common psychiatric problems in the primary care clinics at the Iowa City VA Medical Center.
Bhattacharyya's interests are in integrated treatment of patients who suffer from both physical and psychiatric problems. He is the immediate past president of the Association of Medicine and Psychiatry.


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Q: My '66 Corvette's knock-off wheels are constantly loosening up on me, and I'm concerned that one might eventually come off while I'm driving. I love the look of the wheels, but this anxiety keeps my ride in the garage and not on the road. The weather is getting perfect for cruising, and I need to know how to keep the wheels on the car. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
- Ray
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A: Back when aftermarket wheel offerings were scarce, racers chose knock-off wheels for several reasons: They were lighter than the steel stockers, they improved braking performance by reducing heat, and the single knock-off nut made for fast tire changes in the pits. Non-racers sought them out because they provided a stylish enhancement to any Corvette's looks.
Your particular situation usually occurs after you've removed the wheels for service, as you might when replacing the brakes or tires. The problem is typically due to improper installation, so never let anyone install your knock-offs unless they have experience working on C2 Corvettes. In addition to installer error, there are certain component failures that could also be responsible for your problem.
Let's start by discussing the proper way to install a knock-off wheel, according to the manufacturer. Next, we'll address some of the mistakes commonly made.
Every set of knock-off wheels should consist of the following components:
&bull Four knock-off wheels
&bull Two lefthand adapters
&bull Two lefthand spinners
&bull Two righthand adapters
&bull Two righthand spinners
&bull Four center cones
&bull Four center caps
&bull Four knock-off lock pins
Tire Installation
When having tires installed, make sure the equipment used won't scratch or damage your wheels (Image A, next page). A good wheel balance will help prevent vibration at speed. An unbalanced or improperly balanced knock-off wheel/tire assembly can cause excessive vibration and contribute to wheel loosening.
Wheel-Adapter Fit
Make sure you install the wheel adapters on the correct side of your Corvette (Image B). Some wheel adapters are marked "right" or "left." Always remember that these reference points are based on being seated in the driver seat, looking toward the front. With American cars, the left side is the driver side and the right side is the passenger side.
Some wheel adapters aren't marked. If yours aren't, just remember the following:
• On the driver side, the spinner will tighten onto the wheel adapter in a clockwise direction.
• On the passenger side, the spinner will tighten onto the wheel adapter in a counterclockwise direction.
• When tightening the spinner onto the wheel adapter, it will always spin toward the rear of the vehicle, regardless which side of the vehicle you're on.
• When removing the spinner from the wheel adapter, it will always spin toward the front of the vehicle, regardless of which side of the vehicle you're on.


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A great time was had by all when the Bay Area Alumni Chapter invited friends and alumni of Saint John's to an open house reception with long-time professor, faculty resident and Alumni Chaplain, Fr. Don Talafous '48 on Thursday, June 21.
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Cellular Tellophones
There was once an incredibly sad time in human existence when people had to yell really loud when they wanted to communicate with one another over large distances. While this could work at first, people ran into trouble when they wanted to talk to their Icelandic lover for a long and their voices became hoarse from yelling "I LOVE YOU" over and over. And chat rooms were just torture back then, gosh, nobody could follow a conversation at all, what with all the other people yelling about their children needing to come home for supper. So, when Willie Rubber of Nosex, Nevada came up with the idea for Cellular Tellophones people were estatic!! Finally, one could talk to their Lichtenstenian Lawn Mower Repairman simply, and without need of water or honey-flavored tea. It was a stupendous day!! So, folks, give ole Willie a hand and thank him for your cellphone!! God Bless you and God Bless Eritrea!! (really, seriously, Eritrea probably needs that.)
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The Treatment of Advanced Stage Prostate Cancer will be held LC7th Annual Arnold Palmer Prostate Center Community SymposiumM, Sep 30,5:30 to 7 p.m.Varun Gupta, MD, Medical Oncology 760-834-3798. Light dinner, reservations required by Sep 27. Read More The Atrial Fibrillation EpidemicGo Red for Women REDucate SeriesTU, Oct 1, 11:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Andrew Rubin, MD, CardiologyAmerican Heart Association's Tasty Topics luncheon is held at The Bellatrix at the Classic Club, Palm Desert. 11:15 a.m. registration.760-346-8109. Reservation required; $30 fee for lunch and lecture. Read More
Osteoporosis and You ACM, Oct 7, 11 a.m. to noonShanna Hirschi, Senior Program Director, Arthritis Foundation760-568-1234 Read More
Taking Care During Your Hospital Stay: What You Should Know! LQArgyros Health and Wellness SeriesTU, Oct 8, 5:30 to 7 p.m.Celine Kaiser, Director, Risk ManagementAnnette Brown, RN, Director, Nurse InformaticsEisenhower Medical Center760-610-7205 Read More
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Most classes and lectures are free and early registration is recommended. For a full listing of lectures, events, programs and support groups, visit emc.org/calendar. Online registration is available for most events.
* Board Certified in SpecialtyAC Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at EisenhowerLC Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer CenterLQ Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center, La QuintaWould you like to have someone from Eisenhower Medical Center speak to your organization on a health-related topic? Please contact Vanessa Shanks at 760-834-7956 for more information.
By: Roxanne Jones
How the Memory Assessment Center Works Patients are seen first by Dr. Heidarian for a thorough 90-minute to two-hour medical evaluation and geriatric assessment.
"This entails taking a complete medical history, conducting physical and neurological examinations, initial memory assessment testing, and mental status examinations," explains Dr. Heidarian. "I'll review any testing that's already been done, and order any other dementia work-up tests that are required, including lab work, MRI or other imaging studies, as well as neuropsychological testing."
Neuropsychological testing is conducted at the Memory Assessment Center by Roxanna Farinpour, PhD, who specializes in assessing the effects of brain injuries and illnesses on cognition and behavior to evaluate a person's functional capacity.
Once these tests are completed, the results are reviewed by both Drs. Heidarian and Liu. Then, using videoconferencing technology, Dr. Liu examines the patient from his office at USC. Two cameras are set up at the Memory Assessment Center so he can observe the patient writing, walking and performing tasks that are part of his evaluation, which takes about 90 minutes.
"Thanks to telemedicine, Dr. Liu can see the patient and conduct his own battery of tests from Los Angeles," Dr. Heidarian says. "This is the only program of its kind in the entire country to use telemedicine to support multidisciplinary collaboration in this way."
This comprehensive evaluation process takes approximately eight weeks. Drs. Heidarian and Liu discuss their test results and findings, and agree on a diagnosis. This information is then discussed at an in-person conference with the patient and family, led by Dr. Heidarian.
"We sit down and share what we found, our diagnosis and our recommendations regarding a care plan," she says. "We also strive to educate the patient and family about what dementia is and the type of dementia the individual has. We involve them in the process versus just telling them 'you have dementia.'"
"It makes patients and families more comfortable once they have a diagnosis and a care plan," adds Dr. Heidarian. "Even when there's just so much that can be done, since there's no cure, they like to know what they're dealing with."
Also present at this conference is a master's level care consultant from the Alzheimer's Association, California Southland Chapter's Coachella Valley Regional Office.
"My role in the family conference is to be there so if the diagnosis is Alzheimer's disease or dementia, I can talk to the family about the resources available through the Alzheimer's Association," says care consultant Perry Wiggins. "A diagnosis like this is overwhelming enough, but I can help them know there are medical and other resources available for both the patient and caregivers. We're really pleased to be partnering with Eisenhower and USC to offer this service," he adds.
"As a chapter, we're thrilled to be part of this," affirms Susan Galeas, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Alzheimer's Association, California Southland Chapter. "Eisenhower's engagement in this is phenomenal, and our ongoing partnership with USC, Keck School of Medicine and Helena Chui, MD, Chair of the Neurology Department, remains an asset. This new concept would not have been possible without Dr. Chui's vision and commitment to the MAC. Drs. Heidarian and Liu are wonderful physicians and genuinely care about the people who come into the Memory Assessment Center. It's a wonderful partnership."
Galeas points out that the Memory Assessment Center would not have been possible without the generosity of caring donors who understand all too well the benefit of having this type of program in the desert.
"Marshall Gelfand and The Judy Fund, Helene Galen, and Ann and Bob Byfield provided initial support," she notes. "And their ongoing support allows the MAC to continue being a resource for the Coachella Valley community."
Marshall Gelfand and his family established The Judy Fund in 2003 in memory of his wife, Judy Gelfand. The fund works to support the Alzheimer's Association and to help prevent this disease from striking future generations.
"When my wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease 12 years ago, we had to go to Los Angeles for testing because at the time, there was no one in the Coachella Valley with this expertise," Gelfand says about why he was motivated to support the Memory Assessment Center. "There was a real emotional aspect to having to travel, then getting the diagnosis on top of that. Setting up the Memory Assessment Center at Eisenhower is a good idea, and the new facility is terrific."
"We hope it will serve as a model for other communities, especially the utilization of telemedicine since many rural areas don't have geriatricians, neurologists or neuropsychologists," Galeas adds. "It would allow for more accurate and timely diagnoses."
"Ours is a very comprehensive approach," Dr. Heidarian says, "and the reviews from patients and family members have been excellent. They feel they're being listened to and involved in the entire process — not just being given a diagnosis but also an education. They feel good about having a team of doctors working together to make it possible." She also notes that the Memory Assessment Center provides follow-up visits at six and 12 months after diagnosis.
"The daughter of one patient told us, 'You treated my mom like a person,'" adds April Lopez, RN, Nurse Manager. "Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference, and we pay attention to those things."
If you or someone you care about is experiencing memory problems (see sidebar) and would like to schedule an evaluation, or for more information, please call the Memory Assessment Center at 760-834-7964.


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I think the time I was most scared watching tv was Twin Peaks, when Killer Bob suddenly appeared in front of the bed or on top of the stairs (can't remember where he popped up first). I most have been about 15 or 16 years old but I had bad dreams for days after that *shivers*
The most recent movie that made me lose sleep was The mist, belive it or not
Such a silly film really, but I still dreamt of flesh-eating critters and spiderwebs that burned through skin after seeing it.
What's your 'hair standing on end' movie moment then??