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Succeeding solely as a take-out 'counter', Bakehouse egg sandwiches, fresh baked pastries, sandwiches, salads, soups and locally sourced main dishes offer islanders and visitors a one-stop option for any meal or snack daily. Many quick to-go choices are available in the fridge along with beverages. Coffees and teas are self-serve and there are even newspapers and magazines for purchase to enjoy while sipping your chosen bliss.
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Tomatillo Chicken $13.99
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Leda Entertainment has a holiday-themed update for their game Rummycomb. So how is it? Read on to find out.
Rummycomb is a hexagonal grid of icons, and you have to drag your finger over icons of the same color to make them vanish. It is one of those matching-board games that make me really wonder what color-blind people think when they browse the marketplace.
Right off the bat, I was super confused what to do, because the game came with no instructions. It took me a while to understand that you are supposed to drag your finger over neighboring icons of the same color. A few instructions would have been nice. After you figure out what to do, the gameplay is fairly simple. You remove icons in a frantic race against the clock. You can rack up bonus points by doing some special tricks, like removing a set of icons of the same shape and color. However, the gameplay is not too engaging.
The visuals are nice and shiny, and the Christmas-themed icons are jolly enough. While I understand the motivation behind choosing the font (it matches the hexagonal theme of the overall game), the readability is not very nice. A bigger problem, however, is that the game gives no visual cue that the icons are dropping in from the top. Selected icons just disappear, and new ones take their place, and you will be none the wiser where they came from.
Rummycomb is free on the marketplace. Overall rating: 2.5 / 5 for a fun free game, that lacks appeal in the visuals and is not very replayable.


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Mary Elizabeth Almand and Craig Allen Martin were married June 21 at the Daniel Memorial Chapel in Greenville, S.C. The Rev. Jeffrey Hayes and the Rev. Ronald Vaughan officiated the ceremony.The bride is the daughter of Richard and Paula Almand of Lilburn. She is a graduate of Parkview High School and Furman University. She is employed as a teacher with the Greenville County School District. The groom is the son of Frances Martin of Greenville, S.C., and the late Frank Martin. He is a graduate of Berea High School and Furman University. He is a teacher at Brashier Middle College Charter High School. Katie Almand of Lilburn served as the bride's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Heather Bauguess of Atlanta, Courtney Boyd of Greenville, S.C., Chelsey McEntire of Birmingham, Ala., Carmen Sawyers of Wilmington, N.C., and Lauren Tucker of Atlanta. Michael Martin of Salem, S.C., served as the groom's best man. Groomsmen were Andrew Batman of Greer, S.C., Chris Bowden of New York, Rusty Galloway of Greenville, S.C., John King of Greenville, S.C. and Peter Simms of Taylors, S.C. After a honeymoon in Grand Cayman, the couple resides in Greenville, S.C.
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Drafting of the new Constitution has been completed and the document is ready for public scrutiny at the Second All Stakeholders' Conference, Finance Minister Tendai Biti said yesterday. Minister Biti made the announcement while presenting the Mid-Term Fiscal Policy Review Statement in the House of Assembly.
The process of drafting a new Constitution, which started over two years ago, was delayed due to disagreements among the parties. Once adopted, the new supreme law will guide the country to the next general elections, terminating the life of the inclusive Government, which has been in place since 2009.
"I am pleased to advise that at long last the Constitutional draft is now available after years of intense processes," said Minister Biti.
"I have no doubt in my mind that it is a critical document that is founded on solid, modern jurisprudential principles."
Minister Biti, who is also the secretary-general of the MDC-T, said the inclusive Government and development partners should now mobilise resources to fund the remaining processes.
The new constitution will be scrutinised by a Second All Stakeholders' Conference and then taken to a referendum.
"I hope this nation will find it within its conscience the obligation to express gratitude to Copac, this Parliament, ordinary Zimbabweans, the Copac co-chairs and the parties' negotiators constituted as the management committee," said Minister Biti.
"History has been written in the last few weeks."
The Global Political Agreement, which the three major parties in the country signed after the disputed 2008 election, provided for crafting a new Constitution. The new charter is expected to create an environment suitable for holding fresh polls through strengthening democratic institutions.
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Check out the latest in our feature series, "Making an Impact".
Each week we'll look at a moment, personality, organization or tradition that makes Texas A&M Athletics and those support it and compete for it so special.
through events like Aggies CAN and Movie at the Mound,
Janell Lysack and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee help Aggie athletes
give back to the community which gives so much to them
Senior women's golfer Janell Lysack is president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, an organization dedicated to helping foster community service opportunities for those who compete for Texas A&M Athletics. She recently sat down with aggieathletics.com to give fans an idea of what SAAC is all about and what the organization puts on throughout the academic year.
Tell us about your involvement on campus…
"I am a part of SAAC, which stands for 'Student-Athlete Advisory Committee'. We were founded by Dr. John Thornton back in the late 1990s/early 2000s. A lot of the Division I and Division II schools have this organization. It's basically student government for the student-athletes. It encompasses student-athlete welfare, legislation, community service events and other things all aimed toward the student-athlete community. It's not that we can't be part of the student government on the main campus--but with our crazy schedules, having our own organization allows for a more flexible opportunity. We understand the time commitments and the restraints."
What is the history of SAAC? What do you do?
"Every month we have at least two community service opportunities. We get emails to take part in many more, but with student-athlete's schedules we can't fulfill them all. We have two big events that we put on each year. One is Aggies CAN in the fall. That takes place at football, soccer and volleyball games. It is a two-day event taking place at those three sporting events. It is the largest student-athlete run canned food drive (in the country). It was started in the early 2000s by SAAC and a group of student-athletes that just wanted to give back to the community. We collect monetary and canned good donations for the Brazos Valley Food Bank. This past fall, we collected over $32,000 and over 12,000 pounds of cans for the food bank. That is solely student-athlete run with student-athlete volunteers. All of it is put on by student-athletes, with the help of one or two volunteers who guide us. I have been able to play a part in that the past four years, and I have gotten to run it the past two years. It was an awesome opportunity to see, behind the scenes, how far student-athletes can push their schedules and still perform athletically, academically and also serve the community.
"Our other major event is coming up soon. It is commonly known as 'Film on the Field' but, with the Kyle Field construction, it will be called 'Movie at the Mound' this year. This is an event that we put on for the community and the 12th Man to show our appreciation. Admission is free and we will be showing 'The Rookie' on April 6 after the baseball game against Alabama. It will be shown on the brand-new video board at Blue Bell Park.
"We also take part in smaller events, like the physics festival. We did Hard Hats for Little Heads two weeks ago, in which we brought over 3,000 second-graders (to campus) and taught them about helmet safety. There are so many things that student-athletes find time in which to take part on the weekends."
When did you join SAAC? What drew you to the organization?
"I joined my freshman year. I was looking for a way to get involved while still being a student-athlete. As much as people tell you, 'You can't do it. Your coaches want you focused', all the coaches are completely on board with this organization. Everybody is completely committed to helping this organization survive and strive. I wanted to get involved. I saw that they met on Wednesdays and there was a lot of laughter. I went into the room and started joining them every other Wednesday. Since then, I have done public relations through the committee since my sophomore year. I really enjoyed being able to be the voice for them. I skipped the vice president position and had the opportunity to be the president for the past two years."
What are your main goals for SAAC?
"A few things I would like would be more growth on campus between us and the rest of the student body and student organizations. We have created great relationships over the past few years with the student body presidents, the Greek Life and RHA, among other organizations. We would like those relationships to continue to foster. We would also like participation in Aggies CAN and Film on the Field to increase."
To learn more about SAAC, visit them online at saac.tamu.edu.
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CSUCI Student Programming Board to Host Annual Picnic
Camarillo, Calif., April 16, 2009 — CSU Channel Islands Student Programming Board is hosting their annual SPB Picnic Saturday, April 18 from 3 to 8 p.m. in the North Quad on campus. The event serves as the culmination of the Student Programming Board's "Battle of the Majors" week and features food, fun, family and music. This year's picnic theme is "All 1 Earth."
John West, a barefoot musician from Louisiana, will be opening for the nationally-recognized power-pop band Cute Is What We Aim For. The group will be headlining a concert scheduled in the evening. Local vendors from the surrounding community will be showcasing their goods at the event, and CSUCI clubs will be there to conduct fundraising, speak to community members, and share information about their role on campus.
During "Battle of the Majors" week, students work together with members of their major to compete against other majors in various contests. Students earn points by participating in numerous activities and the major with the most points at the end of the competition reigns as champion. The victor of this year's "Battle of Majors" will be announced at the SPB Picnic.
Admission is free for all CSUCI students, staff and faculty as well as children 12 and under. Admission for community members is $10 and tickets may be purchased online at https://csuci.ticketleap.com/Picnic or at the door, if still available on the date of the event. Parking is $6 by daily permit.
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Witlof, pear, rocket, parmesan and cranberry salad
July 12th 2011By Joy of Kosher
Watermelon, Cranberry, Coconut and Fig Chutney
July 5th 2011By Joy of Kosher
A flavorful addition to chicken
Cranberry-Jalapeno Relish
March 17th 2010By Joy of Kosher
Spice up regular relish or dips with this recipe that calls for sweet and spicy. Get the recipe here.
Cranberry Vinaigrette
September 10th 2013By Chef Laura Frankel
The bright flavors of this vinaigrette really make a salad POP. Because it is a puree, I like to spread the vinaigrette on the bottom of a platter, arrange my salad ingredients on top of it and then dress the top of the ingredients very simply with really good extra-virgin olive oil and sea salt. That way, the leaves do not become soggy and overdressed.
Cranberry Pecan Muffins with Streusel Topping
July 11th 2011By Joy of Kosher
Cranberry Apple Tort
August 18th 2010By maxine
I have made this for Rosh HaShannah and it was a hit. It is very sweet, so it goes a long way. This will easily serve 10-12. It may drip in your oven, so line the floor of the oven with foil.


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Mario Gomez returned to haunt his former club with two goals as Bayern Munich opened up a three-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga with victory at ten-man Stuttgart. Christian Gentner put the home side in front in the seventh minute, but Gomez brought Bayern level six minutes later.
Stuttgart were reduced to ten men in the 29th minute when Cristian Molinaro was given a harsh red card and Gomez sealed Bayern's victory in the 57th minute. Bayern hammered Stuttgart 6-3 and 5-3 in league and cup matches last December, and the hosts were keen to avoid a repeat of those humiliations.
They took an early lead when Molinaro's cross was headed back by Martin Harnik and Gentner stretched out a leg to send a half-volley past Manuel Neuer. Gomez brought Bayern level when he beat Serdar Tasci and Sven Ulreich to a deflected cross from Rafinha, diverting the ball in at the near post.
A shot from Thomas Muller then took a deflection which made it hard for Stuttgart goalkeeper Sven Ulreich, who made a good instinctive save. Stuttgart were reduced to ten men before the half-hour mark as a controversial decision saw Molinaro receive a second yellow card, despite making what appeared a good tackle on Arjen Robben.
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Bayern finally took advantage of their extra man to go in front in the 57th minute. Philipp Lahm pulled the ball back to Gomez, who netted his 15th goal of the season from ten yards out.
Stuttgart showed plenty of fight in a bid to get back on level terms, though, and Gomez had to clear off his own line in the 80th minute before Cacau raced onto Daniel van Buyten's weak headed backpass only to scoop the loose ball over the bar.


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NEEDLESTICK or scalpel injuries put healthcare workers at risk of life-threatening infections such as hepatitis C and HIV. But a simple pair of gloves that automatically disinfects the wounds could boost the chances of avoiding infection.
More than 1 in 3 nurses in the UK have been stuck by a needle previously used to inject a patient, and 7 per cent have been pricked more than once in the past year, according to the Royal College of Nursing, which represents the interests of British nurses. Street cleaners are also at risk from syringes discarded by intravenous drug users.
Plain latex surgical gloves do not protect people from viruses once they have been punctured or split. But lab tests on the sandwich-like material used for the new glove indicate that it promises to cut the number of virus particles entering a wound by a factor of 15. It reduced infection rates ...
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To be honest I'm not sure I really mind the start menu taking up the whole screen. I feel like it is a better space for me to organize my apps into groups that make sense.
But it is really disorienting not having the start button. Even if all that the start button did was open the start screen, I'm ok with that. Going to the top right corner to bring up the side menu is also not really obvious, but I still managed to find it so I guess thats ok.
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Online electronics retailer Kogan is advertising a free Kogan TV for consumers able to find "a better advertised price for a LCD or LED TV" at either Harvey Norman or JB Hi-Fi.
But according to the fine print the TV has to "have the same features" including size and panel type (LED or LCD). The Kogan site also states the TV must have the same resolution and feature set, listing HD, Full HD, and built-in DVD as examples, which might narrow down the field a bit.
Kogan hasn't listed an end date on the promotion, but says it reserves the right to close the promotion at its discretion. It says customers should check the Kogan web site before making a claim to see if the offer is still open.
The Kogan web site also states one claim only can be made per person. It also states you'll need to allow two months from the date of claim to receive your gift.
There are various other terms and conditions - go to the Kogan site to read the rest.
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American Idol's Adam Lambert loves "guyliner" and black nail polish. Should we expect to see more guys asking for polish?
The June 15 issue of OK! Magazine takes a look inside American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert's makeup bag. During the course of the show, he was known to wear plenty of dramatic eyeliner and black nail polish. He tells the magazine, "I like OPI; they have these really cool dark colors."
Personally, I like the rocker look of black or silver polish on guys. With all the cool black, silver, copper, and gold shades, and the new matte colors out right now, there are definitely plenty of options.
One of the outtakes from his Rolling Stone (main image) magazine shoot would make a perfect cover of NAILS, don't you think?
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| Pyongyang, March 18 (KCNA) -- The Switzerland-Korea Committee and the Group for the Study of the Juche Idea of Switzerland posted an article congratulating supreme leader Kim Jong Un on his election as deputy to the Supreme People's Assembly (SPA) of the DPRK on their websites on March 12.
The article said that Kim Jong Un's election as deputy to the 13th SPA was an expression of all the service personnel and people's absolute support and deep trust in him as they are firmly determined to remain loyal to him.
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Supreme leader Kim Jong Un has pursued the politics of love for the people, carrying forward President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il's idea of believing in people as in Heaven.
Under his Songun leadership the DPRK has achieved great progress in the building of an economic power.
The DPRK will glorify its dignity as Kim Il Sung's and Kim Jong Il's Korea thanks to Kim Jong Un.
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Jesse Humbles Built This LX Hatch The Same Way You Built Your Mustang
Horse Sense: Thanks to several weight-reduction measures, Jesse's hatch totals 2,877 pounds with him in the car. That's really light, people. Weight-savings items include the removal of the power steering and A/C systems, using Jeg's plastic racing seats, rear-seat-delete kit, and the reduction of needless wiring.
The paint shows some street use, but it's definitely bright. The Weld Racing Pro Stars are played out to the point that they're old-school cool. The car still wears drum brakes out back. The engine compartment isn't the most detailed we've seen-not even close-but we've seen a lot of them so we're kind of jaded. Speaking of the engine compartment, there's not a blower, turbo, or nitrous in sight. The combination isn't exotic, it doesn't feature titanium valves, and a manufacturer didn't build it for the SEMA show. The car wasn't hauled to a shop and dropped off with an unlimited budget.
Not that any of the above is inherently wrong, but this hatch was built by a regular guy on a regular-guy budget. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in cars featuring six-figure builds, but Jesse Humbles built his '93 Mustang LX the same way you built yours-one piece at a time. The Louisville, Kentucky, resident built the car using funds earned as an assistant manager at an auto parts store.
Of course, it wasn't always this nice. Jesse bought the car from the original owner in 2002 with only 77,000 miles on it. "It was as stock as can be," Jesse says. At first he wanted to leave the car stock, but it only took race defeat to throw that idea out the window.
Like you and me, Jesse started with the usual. He bolted on 3.73 gears, then added headers, an H-pipe, mufflers, a cold-air intake, underdrive pulleys, and an A/C delete. We wouldn't have deleted the A/C since we live in Florida, but ours never works anyway so we might as well remove it, too. Those additions did wake up the LX, but Jesse found himself wanting more.
As Jesse researched engine modifications, he took care of the suspension by adding Steeda Autosports Sport springs, a g-load brace, a strut-tower brace, caster/camber plates, KYB shocks and struts, MAC upper and lower control arms, HP Motorsports subframe connectors, and a Maximum Motorsports Panhard bar.
After draining his wallet with those additions, Jesse went for budget power underhood. Instead of the exotic stuff, he turned to proven power by adding World Products' Windsor Jr. heads, a Ford Racing Performance Parts F303 cam, Crane roller rockers, a Cobra intake, a BBK 70mm throttle body, and a Pro-M mass air meter. To maximize the combo, Jesse treated the heads and intake to porting and polishing, feeding the combination with a Walbro 255-lph fuel pump and 24-lb/hr injectors. "That picked the car up quite a bit," Jesse says.
Since the car was more street/strip than street, Jesse ditched the stock Pony wheels in favor of Welds drag radials out back. The drag radials must've worked too well because the clutch checked out not long after. A RAM Power Grip unit bridged the gap between the newly reborn small-block and the stock T5. Jesse added a Pro-5.0 shifter to make the most of the new clutch. The car stayed in that form until he grew bored once again. Well, nothing ends boredom quite like nitrous, so he added a Nitrous Express wet kit for, as Jesse puts it, "added fun."


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Reuters, which has been generally pretty solid on the Libor story, reports that arrests are imminent in the rate-rigging scandal.
Prosecutors and European regulators are close to arresting individual traders and charging them with colluding to manipulate global benchmark interest rates, according to people familiar with a sweeping investigation into the rigging scandal.
Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., have recently contacted lawyers representing some of the suspects to notify them that criminal charges and arrests could be imminent, said two of those sources, who asked not to be identified because the investigation is ongoing.
Defense lawyers, some of whom represent suspects, said prosecutors have indicated they plan to begin making arrests and filing criminal charges in the next few weeks. In long-running financial investigations it is not uncommon for prosecutors to contact defense lawyers before filing charges to offer suspects a chance to cooperate or take a plea, these lawyers said.
Reuters previously reported that more than a dozen current and former employees of several large banks are under investigation, including Barclays Plc, UBS and Citigroup, and have hired defense lawyers over the past year as a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., continues to gather evidence.
It gives me little pleasure to say that this is turning out close to what I expected. Individual traders will get arrested for their role in rigging Libor, but the most directional and sustained rigging came during the financial crisis, when banks set their Libor rates downward to mask their ill financial health. Individual criminal charges won't get into that aspect of the scandal, and we'll see some regulatory slaps on the wrist similar to the Barclays case. Meanwhile, banks will engage in a concerted effort to pin the blame on those "few bad apple" individual traders. Moreover, the US Justice Department will tout the arrests as bringing to justice illegal operators in the banking industry, and the other allegedly ongoing investigations, like into the series of interlocking housing bubble frauds, will fall by the wayside.
And law enforcement officials in the US and abroad will not sanction the regulators, who knew about the riggings and failed to do anything about it:
The British Bankers' Association (BBA) issued a warning to banks in April 2008 to "submit honest rates" to its Libor setting panel, according to a series of emails which demonstrate that the problems with the crucial interest rate were being discussed at the highest level during the financial crisis.
The warning is revealed in 80 pages of emails from 2008 released by the Bank of England on Friday as part of its attempt to deflect criticism by MPs that it had been warned by regulators in New York about problems with the rate setting process.
The emails show that the BBA, which oversees the setting of Libor, had wanted the Bank of England to take a bigger role in the rate setting process but was rebuffed by the central bank.
Amusingly, the Bank of England released these emails, but they reflect really badly on them. Similarly, I wonder if anything the New York Fed released about Libor will come up when Tim Geithner testifies before Congress this week.
Incidentally, Satyajit Das has a very good primer on Libor, and here's a look at what Libor did to affect losses in the CDO market. We're talking about big money.


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Why wouldn't I like this? I don't know anyone who didn't like the Old Spice creative from last year. It has clocked up more than 35 million views on YouTube and it still makes me smile.
Since the original ad brought Isaiah Mustafa to our notice so charmingly, Procter & Gamble has continued the campaign. We now get the next episode, as a challenger hunk (Fabio) goes mano-a-mano with Isaiah. After a series of executions (spoiler alert), Isaiah sends Fabio to oblivion.
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For offices and departments, the fair is an opportunity to find work-study students to fill open positions. Registration is free, and the career center will provide a table, two chairs, a sign with the department name and access to career center interview rooms. To participate in the fair, contact Victoria Tesillo at 210-458-4588.
For students who were awarded fall work-study funds through the Office of Financial Aid, the fairs are an opportunity to seek employment in UTSA departments needing student work-study employees. Students should check the ASAP information system to see if they were awarded fall funds or call Enrollment Services at 210-458-8000. When coming to the job fair, applicants should bring resume copies, class schedules and copies of their financial aid award letter.
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Ethanol mandate hurts environmentCongress has a rare opportunity to finally fix a legislative and financial fiasco: It can and should repeal the Renewable Fuel Standard once and for all. Repeal of the standard would result in a big gain for American taxpayers who have been footing the bill for higher energy and food prices — based on false promises.
By: Annette Meeks, Agweek
Congress has a rare opportunity to finally fix a legislative and financial fiasco: It can and should repeal the Renewable Fuel Standard once and for all. Repeal of the standard would result in a big gain for American taxpayers who have been footing the bill for higher energy and food prices — based on false promises.
Frankly, anything short of repeal will just make a bad program worse.
Since its inception, the ethanol mandate has made neither economic nor environmental sense. Yet through Republican and Democrat administrations, the rules remained in place with supporters making lofty promises about the mandate's purported benefits. Candidate Barack Obama promised Iowa supporters that corn would be a centerpiece of his plan to slow global warming. The same year, President George W. Bush signed the Energy Independence and Security Act, forcing oil companies to "add billions of gallons of ethanol to their gasoline." Bush said the bill would make our country "stronger, cleaner and more secure." Instead, since 2007, consumers have seen rapidly increasing food and fuel costs while the environment has suffered serious unintended side effects.
The ecological problems government-incentivized corn-fuel mandates have wrou-ght should be reason enough for Congress to abandon the standard. According to the Associated Press, American farmers last year planted "15 million more acres of corn … than before the ethanol boom." Indeed, AP research says that "5 million acres of land set aside for conservation — more than Yellowstone, Everglades and Yosemite national parks combined — have vanished on Obama's watch." Much of this land was deemed ecologically fragile farmland and was set aside from regular crop planting. Yet government officials have been repeatedly surprised at the large swaths of fragile acreage turned into cornfields by farmers eager to reap the benefits of the spike in corn prices driven by the renewable standard.
With Washington rules effectively coercing corn growers to produce fuel instead of food with this mandate, it's not surprising to see conservation land converted into cropland. After 35 years, environmental groups such as the Environmental Working Group and the Sierra Club now oppose ethanol subsidies on the basis of a recent report from the National Research Council. That report, released last year, states: "Although it may seem obvious that subsidizing biofuels should reduce (carbon dioxide) emissions because they rely on renewable resources rather than fossil fuels, many studies we reviewed found the opposite."
Historically, farmers have used most of the domestic corn crop to feed livestock. However, in the past three years, the majority of America's corn was diverted into fuel. According to the Wall Street Journal, "A 2009 study by the Congressional Budget Office found that in some years ethanol has raised food prices by 5 to 10 (percent) for everything from corn flakes to ground beef."
The American Meat Institute recently released a statement calling the RFS "a flawed policy." Its solution was to repeal the mandate — now.
As you can imagine, corn growers and the owners of ethanol plants haven't been shy about aggressively lobbying in favor of a mandate that keeps corn and food prices high and some farm incomes higher. Last year, the CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association told a U.S. House of Representatives committee hearing that, "One of the purposes of the (RFS) was to increase farm income (and) increase the price of corn. It has done that."
And then some. Faced with the dubious economic and environmental benefits of the RFS, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has been forced to carefully choose his words when discussing the alleged merits of ethanol, telling the AP: "I don't know whether I can make the environmental argument or the economic argument."
The Environmental Protection Agency recently announced — for the first time — that it was lowering the federal mandate that "dictates how much ethanol must be blended into the nation's gasoline."
For the sake of taxpayers, consumers and our environment, let's hope the EPA's modest first step is the beginning of the end of this unworkable and expensive mandate.
Editor's note: Meeks is CEO of the Minneapolis-based Freedom Foundation of Minnesota.
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Very nice and pretty
Quick and easy set up . Color and shape of tree is realistic. just enough colored lights to make the perfect holiday setting. Just the right size to fit in smaller areas. So glad I took the time to shop around foe the perfect tree.
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Looks as realistic as far as branches go. Shape is good too, not too perfect as a real tree is. Easy to set up. Looks pretty, I like the multi-colored lights.
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bought this last season to use this year due to us moving. The tree is slim, fine, but towards the bottom of the tree it looks awkward meaning that where it should be full it's slimmer than the area above it. This makes it look off even with the decorations. Then trying to find a tree topper that will actually fit the nub that you are given is almost impossible. I went from a huge full tree to this and I am very disappointed with the overall look.
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The tree iis slim but full and very well lit. Looks very nice and we are very happy with the lights stay on feature if one burns out. Tried that part out right away by removing a bulb and the remaining stayed lit. Would recomend this tree if you have a smaller space for a tree and need one with a smaller circumference.
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Bought this tree 10-2011 and expected it to last more than one year. Especially with the Sears name. However the lights slowly went out and no longer work. Sears will not do anything over 30 days. Manufacturer will only send replacement lights. This is a rip off. I thought Sears always stood behind what they sell.
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Edmo: My worst game
Last updated at 16:11, Friday, 16 November 2012
Workington Reds boss Darren Edmondson branded the shocking FA Trophy defeat to non-league minnows Ossett Town as one of his darkest days in football.
The 41-year-old has taken charge of 264 games since replacing Tommy Cassidy in September 2007, but has never felt worse than when his team was booed off the pitch following the early exit.
"It was just horrible," he admitted.
"To be booed off a football pitch is never a nice moment, but we had to take it on the chin.
"We should never have lost to Ossett, but we did, and that hurts.
"I was embarrassed for myself, the players, and, most importantly, fans."
Edmondson took full responsibility for the 2-1 loss, which saw Ossett come from behind to win.
He blamed a lack of motivation for the dismal defeat, and said: "We had players who didn't perform.
"They lacked motivation, and that's my fault.
"We didn't do enough to win that football match, but now we must move on."
Moving on will be hard as Edmondson revealed the wounds are still healing.
Play-off chasing Worcester City, the venue for Reds final-day heroics last term, are tomorrow's hosts.
Jordan Connerton headed a season-saving winner on the last day of last season.
His goal guaranteed Workington's place in the Blue Square Bet North, and Edmondson hopes St George's Lane is the backdrop for yet more heroics.
"We must bounce back with a bang," he said.
"Last time we were at Worcester there was a lot of celebrations as we stayed up.
"It won't be as dramatic this time, but we have aspirations, and know that a win here would propel us further up the league.
"Ossett aside, we've been in great form. We won at Altrincham and beat Droylsden, as well as maintaining an unbeaten run against Gainsborough and Solihull."
Workington will again be without Mark Boyd.
The midfielder is still suffering from a muscle problem in his calf.
David Hewson is available, despite a niggling knee injury.
Captain Hewson will play through the pain for the cause.
Edmondson said there is no time frame on Boyd's return, but said: "Changes will be made, but not on the back of the Ossett result.
"We don't want to rush Mark back, and risk more damage, but David will be travelling."
Worcester also lost in the third qualifying round, going down 3-0 to Altrincham.
City's home record is dodgy of late, losing the last two against Stalybridge and Brackley.
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Investing in Post-Secondary Education: A Strategic Decision for US Companies
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Post-Secondary Education – Good policy? Good business? President Obama has encouraged everyone in America to invest in themselves by having at least one year of post-secondary education. This advisory message coming at a time of economic downturn has put even more pressure on the nation's community colleges to provide options for Americans looking for additional education and training. How does the business community support post-secondary completion?
To begin to answer this question, we will report on some of the results of a series of interviews TCB recently completed with CEOs on why they support education and post-secondary completion in particular. We will also hear from a leader in the Community College community on how they are forging more strategic partnerships with the business community to provide a more prepared workforce.
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A "Direct Fire" ignition fires the spark plugs directly from the coils and not through a distributor cap and rotor. This is accomplished by using multiple coils, each with either one or two terminals. The coil terminal are then connected directly to the spark plugs. Open spark gaps in the rotor and cap are eliminated, making wear and moisture problems a thing of the past.
What sets XDI apart is the ability to charge multiple ignition coils at the same time. This increased dwell time means that full spark energy is available over the entire RPM range. Unlike Capacitive Discharge systems that only put out one very short spark, the XDI puts out a full energy, long burning spark at your highest and most critical engine speeds. Long burn times assure effective burning of even lean fuel mixtures.
The brain of the XDI includes dual digital microprocessors using patented spark algorithms (patent number RE 34,183), which takes the electrical signal from the crankshaft sensor, identifies the two missing teeth and then keeps track of the remaining 58 teeth. The XDI determines engine speed and computes the spark advance from your knob settings. Setting the timing advance curve is a simple task that anyone can understand.
In addition to synchronizing and firing the plugs at the correct advance angle, the XDI also computes the exact dwell to produce 9 amps of coil current. Coil charging is measured dynamically, so changes in RPM, battery voltage, or temperature are all accounted for on every spark. This corrects any errors that are caused by battery voltage or coil temperature changes and insures maximum spark energy.
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Some OEM direct ignition systems use both a crankshaft and a camshaft sensor assembly, making the system more complicated and more expensive than it needs to be. Other systems use low resolution, four to ten tooth trigger wheels on either the crankshaft or camshaft; these are not enough teeth to assure that the coils are firing without timing errors. The XDI solves these problems with a single, high resolution, 60-minus-2 tooth crank trigger wheel. This affords resolution unheard of in any other electronic ignition available today, offering spark accuracy of ¼ degree of crankshaft rotation. This accuracy makes the system ideal for the most demanding engines.
XDI delivers more power because:
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b) by the Backpacker Cerrojo, which is more
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ROUTES: The Poroy station is located 18 km. from
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After skipping a grade in high school and graduating from Covington Latin School, Mitchell was ready to pursue a degree in Music Business at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. He learned that his hard-earned KEES scholarship money could be used for general education classes if he took them from a Kentucky college or university. Mitchell looked into starting college at Northern Kentucky University or Gateway Community and Technical College, and he chose Gateway for the lower cost. His Gateway advisor has assisted him in combining three types of courses all at Gateway tuition rates: GCTC classes at the Boone and Edgewood campuses, a GCCU cross-registration class at NKU, and online courses through the KCTCS system.
His experience at Latin School, where he loved "how much the teachers enjoyed what they taught," compares favorably to Gateway. Mitchell said "I didn't expect to enjoy the classes (at Gateway) as much as I do. Psychology and Sociology are super interesting for me. The content and the instructors, the way they go about it is cool." He also spoke about his Spanish instructor at Gateway, "She is so into it and loves to travel, so you know she has experience speaking it."
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Giant snake spreads the message about recycling
Last updated at 14:15, Friday, 28 October 2011
A TWELVE-FOOT snake that towers over visitors is the latest addition to Dalton zoo.
But despite his size, Pierre the glass snake is nothing to be scared of.
TV wildlife buffs Michaela Strachan and Chris Packham officially unveiled the statue, which is made from recycled glass, to the public yesterday.
Coffee company Kenco is behind the project and commissioned the statue to symbolise the glass it is saving by redesigning its jars.
Mr Packham said if businesses and the public all tried to save energy and reduce waste, then the results could be huge.
He said: "In terms of environment and packaging, this is a really good initiative because it is something that sends all the right signals and shows how people can make positive improvements.
"We hope that the rest of the Kenco product line can take a similar approach and if other companies jump on the bandwagon, then that's great."
A zoo full of species that would benefit from reduced waste was a perfect location for the statue, said Mr Packham.
He said snakes had an "uphill struggle" winning favour with the public, but he hoped people would take Pierre to their heart.
He said: "You've got to come here and feel it and smell it, it's very important to smell the animals. I couldn't think of a finer place for it and hopefully, it will inspire people."
Mrs Strachan said she enjoyed having the chance to go back to South Lakes Wild Animal Park, which she last visited three years ago to make a programme about its baby animals.
She said: "I love the area and I love the way when you arrive the lemurs and wallabies come out to see you as you come in."
The zoo was chosen to go on a shortlist of recipients of the statue by a panel of experts selected by Kenco. A public vote decided the final winners.
First published at 13:18, Friday, 28 October 2011
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The sporty FR model gains 17in alloy wheels and honeycomb grilles behind its front air intakes.
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The well may be staunched, the oil might be dissipating, BP CEO Tony Hayward may be headed out the door, but for gulf states, the Gulf oil saga that has sucked up the summer is far from over. Today White House Environmental Advisor Carol Browner was in St. Petersburg to hear from stakeholders on the disasterâs ripple effect on the Tampa Bay area. She said the disasterâs detrimental impact on areas that didnât even get oil is not lost on the Obama administration.
"We're not going anywhere. We want to continue to work with people. We want to continue to make information available, as it becomes available to us. Particularly as a Floridian, I do recognize and the President recognizes that just because there wasn't oil somewhere, doesn't mean impacts aren't being felt in terms of the local economy and tourism."
She added that the oil disaster is another reminder that nowâs the time to start taking clean energy seriously.
"This does have to sit within the broader debate we need to have in this country about what is our energy future, why aren't we taking the steps to require the use of renewables, to require better battery technology, so that we can lead the world in creating clean energy jobs here in the United States."
While participants in todayâs round table discussion â including political leaders and tourism officials to scientists and environmental activists â agreed, many stressed what needs to be done in the short term. St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster said Tampa Bay has gotten the shaft when it comes to advertising dollars to trumpet the cleanliness of Pinellas Beaches.
"We're kind of the forgotten children down here. And the businesses have been ignored because they don't have the oil problem, it's the oil perception problem that's keeping people away."
Perception has had a two-fold effect on local seafood restaurants. Patricia Hubbard is CFO of an enterprise that includes Hubbardâs Marina and the Friendly Fisherman in Madeira Beach. She said business in July dropped twenty percent over last year, a year that already saw low revenues due to the recession.
"We didn't feel anything economically, at first. We felt rage, very angry, and then, very, very scared. Through June and then definitely through July, we saw a fall off of tourism. Then the second effect, because we have a local seafood restaurant, we ran into folks' opposition to eating seafood. The fear, the perception of contamination. Eating shrimp, oysters, fish, from the Gulf of Mexico. It has hurt us dramatically."
Hubbard said she has filed a claim to recover lost revenues from BP for June, and will file one for July. But the claims process hasnât been easy for those in Pinellas feeling the strain due to oil. Tradewinds Chief Operating Officer Keith Overton said that the St. Pete Beach resort has lost $1.7 million since Deepwater Horizon exploded. He added that, to date, heâs only heard of one or two large claims in Florida that have gotten paid.
"We have businesses that aren't getting paid in the claims process. All of that will be for nothing, if they don't survive. If they go out of business, then none of this matters if we can't get the money paid to them, timely. The biggest issue with getting it paid is, their argument becomes, how long will the effects be? Nobody knows. So, BP is apprehensive about paying beyond 2 or 3 years, and the industry feels that we should be paid for claims that go on longer than that. If we continue to argue about it, and no emergency funds or supplemental funds make it to the businesses that don't have cash flow, then the argument continues on and businesses fail along the way. And we look back and go, what happened to tourism?"
Browner insisted that the Obama Administration would make BP pay. But while BP was the clear super-villain to those whose concerns were primarily economic, the scientific and environmental communities werenât happy with the White House. Frank Jackalone is Florida Staff Director for the Sierra Club. He said the federal governmentâs announcement that most of the leaked oil is gone was misleading.
"The administration has gone a little too far, in saying that most of the oil is gone. They really don't know that. Independent scientists jumped all over the report that they released on Tuesday, saying, "How could you possibly come up with this report in such a short period of time?" And most of the data was not released."
Browner said the assertion was made with what the administration thought was the best information at the time.
"If we had a hundred scientists in this room, we'd have a hundred points of view in this room. What the government attempted to do was take all of the information we had about what had happened, analyze it, send it to scientists outside of the government, ask them to analyze it, and then make it available."
USF Marine Science Dean Bill Hogarth said government agencies have been less than helpful in the wake of the disaster, and even scoffed at his research team when they said there were gigantic underwater plumes, something thatâs been overwhelmingly confirmed.
"I got lambasted by a coast guard and more, who said there was some surface oil. I mean, we got treated very badly."
Hogarth said USF has also had to invest $500,000 of its own money to research the effects of oil in the Gulf. Browner said such research is essential, but maintained that scientists will always disagree. Meanwhile, the USF research vessel Weatherbird II is scheduled to leave this hour on a ten-day research mission to study the effects of subsurface oil. Kendra Daly, is a biological oceanographer at USF. She said the mission of the trip is all-encompassing.
"They will be going up into the Northern Gulf of Mexico to investigate the impact of BP oil and dispersants on the marine ecosystem. We will be comparing those results with observations and measurements obtained on earlier cruises that were in that area, as well as other measurements that were taken on the West Florida shelf at a non-oil impacted region."
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See plain and simple, This guy is just classy and respectable I really dont know why he never gets the respect of other top coaches in the game today.
Ive never once heard Zahabi talk shit period..All the bloated fuck Cesar Gracie does is talk shit and he's nominated for coach of the year.?
His fighters need to be a little more active I think for him to be considered. His top two guys have been out for most of the year with injuries. Wouldn't hurt for him to have a couple bigger name fighters come into the fold as well.
GSP is a beast. His explosive strength is second to none in MMA.
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