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Ordinarily an advocate for more states rights and less centralized government, Inhofe says Obama's decision in this case amounts to "environmental thuggery."
Unfortunately, Inhofe's rhetoric reflects the mindset of most Oklahomans. Many of the titans of Oklahoma industry have a better grasp of the issues, but they continue to find Inhofe to be a most useful idiot for preserving many of their private financial interests.
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The "Big Three" are under bankruptcy watch and begging for more bailout money. President Barack Obama thinks this is a good time to appease his environmental base by weighing Detroit down with a new round of environmental regulations. This is a horrible timing and it will severely damage the ability of the "Big Three" to return to profitability. The first increase in CAFE will take place by the 2011 model year. Detroit is now preparing to launch the 2010 model year in July. Read more here. The "Big Three" are sinking and Barack Obama fires a salvo of torpedoes
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The "big three" torpedoed themselves.
They couldn't sell their SUV's before the financial meltdown. They'll never survive unless they sell vehicles that meet the current consumer demand for fuel efficiency.
Ford will soon be selling its European models in the U.S. They meet California standards.
The Chevy Volt is due in late 2010. It meets California standards.
I don't know what Chrysler will be doing.
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People here in Oklahoma certainly seem to love Senator Inhofe.
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Author Notes: These are so good. I had the most delicious short ribs at Roy's restaurant in Hawaii while on vacation. Roy Yamaguchi publishes a short rib recipe in his cookbook but it's not THE recipe. I don't blame him for keeping a close hold on the original recipe because I would go back again and again just to have them. But I think I have cracked the code. I buy the lemongrass chopped by the pound at the Asian market. The only other ingredient that is a bit different is the Sweet Soy (Kwong Hung Seng Sauce). Molasses is very similar so I wouldn't go to too much trouble trying to track this down if you don't already have it on hand. - Andra —ourlastsupper
Food52 Review: This tasty little dish has a lovely Asian flair with an abundance of ginger, garlic and lemongrass. It will warm a winter night or brighten a potluck table. If you're clever enough to think ahead and throw in an extra couple of ribs, you might be lucky enough to have leftovers the next day ...which are worthwhile! - Victoria —The Editors
Serves 4-6
- 3-4 pounds Short ribs, boneless
- 1 cup Flour
- salt and pepper
- 1 teaspoon Chinese five spice
- 4 tablespoons Canola oil or light cooking oil
- 2 Onions, diced
- 2 Carrots, diced
- 3 Stalks celery, diced
- 1 Bunch green onions, chopped
- 1/3 cup Fresh ginger, grated
- 1/2 tablespoon Fresh ginger, grated
- 1/4 cup Garlic, chopped fine
- 4 tablespoons Lemongrass, chopped, divided
- 1/4 cup Fresh lime juice
- 1/2 cup Mirin
- 3 teaspoons Sesame oil
- 1/4 cup Rice wine vinegar
- 1 cup Soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons Fish sauce
- 2 tablespoons Sweet soy or substitute molasses
- 1 tablespoon Honey
- Combine flour, salt, pepper and chinese five spice in a large bowl. Dry the short ribs with paper towels and then dredge them in the flour mixture.
- Heat oven to 350.
- Heat the oil in a large dutch oven over medium heat. Brown the short ribs on all sides and set aside. Add 2 tablespoons of oil to the same pan and add the chopped onions, carrots and celery. Cook until the onions are translucent and then add the green onions, 1/3 cup of ginger, garlic and 3 tablespoons of lemongrass. Stir until fragrant, about 1 -2 minutes. Add the remaining ingredients, the browned short ribs and enough water so that the ribs are covered. Stir well and bring to a boil. Once boiling, cover the pot and put in the oven for 2 - 2 1/2 hours or until the ribs shred easily with a fork but are not completely falling apart. They should still hold their shape.
- Remove the ribs from the pot and set the cooking liquid over a medium flame to thicken slightly. Add the reserved ginger and lemongrass. Don't over-reduce the sauce. If you prefer a more refined sauce, you can strain out the solids at this point. (I usually don't bother.)
- Serve the ribs over Japanese, jasmine or basmati rice. Pour some of the sauce over the ribs and around the rice. Sprinkle with chopped green onion.
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almost 2 years ago Nikki
In case you want to make Roy's using his restaurant, they featured it on the Today Show in 2007. Recipe can be found here :) I've made these multiple times and think they are even better than the restaurant's! (Must be because it's homemade!) Is this the one you used?
over 1 year ago ourlastsupper
Thanks for sharing this link. I have not seen this Today show version of the recipe. I would be curious to see if this recipe is the same as the one in Roy's cookbook. Haven't made these in awhile...I think it's time.
over 3 years ago cateler
WOW. One of the best dishes I've made in a long time. I'd found fresh lemongrass at the farmer's market and was looking for a recipe - what luck that I came upon this one. I let them sit for about 3 days in the fridge before eating, and I did strain the sauce as the bits of lemongrass were too distracting. It's already been requested for the Thanksgiving week-at-the-beach vacation. Thanks for posting.
over 4 years ago dymnyno
It's too bad that a lot of Roy's locations have closed! Maui, for one.
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
I have to agree, Roy makes some of the best ribs on the planet


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Then on Jan 23th we went in for a follow up scan and hoped to have results from our Verifi blood test. well test results werent in, but the scan showed the CH went down to 4.99mm in just 6 days!!! :)
Today (Jan 28th) I got a call with the results.... I was so nervous.... but theyre NORMAL :) :) :) i couldnt be happier right now!
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Woodbury Junior-Senior High School
|Woodbury Junior-Senior High School
"Excellence Through Tradition and Innovation"
|25 North Broad Street
Woodbury, NJ, 08096
|39°50′24″N 75°09′12″W / 39.8399°N 75.1533°WCoordinates: 39°50′24″N 75°09′12″W / 39.8399°N 75.1533°W
|School type
|Public high school
|School district
|Woodbury Public Schools
|Joseph Jones III
|CEEB Code
|Eder Joseph
|71.7 (on FTE basis)[1]
|721[1] (as of 2012-13)
|Student to teacher ratio
| White
|Team name
|Paulsboro HS,
Gateway Regional HS
|White & Gold
|Communities served
|Athletic director
|Grant Shivers
|Former names
|Woodbury Academy (1791–1864)
Woodbury Free School (1864–1908)
William Milligan High School (1908–1911)
|School website
Woodbury Junior-Senior High School (WHS) is a comprehensive community middle school and public high school that serves students in sixth through twelfth grades from Woodbury, in Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States, as part of the Woodbury Public Schools system. The class of 2003 was the school's 100th graduating class, making Woodbury High School one of the oldest secondary schools in South Jersey and the oldest in its athletic conference.
As of the 2012-13 school year, the school had an enrollment of 721 students and 71.7 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student–teacher ratio of 10.06:1. There were 346 students (48.0% of enrollment) eligible for free lunch and 74 (10.3% of students) eligible for reduced-cost lunch.[1]
- 1 Awards, recognition and rankings
- 2 Athletics
- 3 Administration
- 4 Popular culture
- 5 Notable people
- 6 School programs
- 7 Notes
- 8 References
- 9 External links
Awards, recognition and rankings[edit]
In 2004, the school was selected as a NASA Explorer School, one of 50 in the entire country to work hand-in-hand with NASA on improving technology and science education within the school. In 2007, NASA selected Woodbury to experience a 'Weightless Wonder' flight on a C-9 aircraft so that they could test their proposed experiment examining the performance-related effects of reduced gravity on simple robotic designs.[2]
The school was the 187th-ranked public high school in New Jersey out of 339 schools statewide in New Jersey Monthly magazine's September 2014 cover story on the state's "Top Public High Schools", using a new ranking methodology.[3] The school had been ranked 192nd in the state of 328 schools in 2012, after being ranked 199th in 2010 out of 322 schools listed.[4] The magazine ranked the school 203rd in 2008 out of 316 schools.[5] The school was ranked 111th in the magazine's September 2006 issue.[6] In 2006, Woodbury was the #1 ranked high school in Gloucester County by New Jersey Monthly and Philadelphia Magazine.[7]
Woodbury High School is the oldest member school in the Colonial Conference, which is composed of small schools whose enrollments generally do not exceed between 850 students for grades 9–12, and operates under the supervision of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA).[8] With 307 students in grades 10-12, the school was classified by the NJSIAA for the 2014-15 school year as South Jersey, Group I for most athletic competition purposes, which included schools with an enrollment of 182 to 473 students in that grade range.[9]
The boys' tennis team won the 2005 South, Group I state sectional championship with a 3-2 win over Schalick High School.[10] In 2007, the girls' track & field team won the NJSIAA Group I State Championship, and the boys' track & field team came in second in the state, losing by 1 point to Metuchen.[11][12] The annual Thanksgiving Day rivalry football game is against Gateway High School.[13]
Sports offered[edit]
Boys – soccer, football, cross country[3], basketball, indoor track, swimming[4], track & field, baseball, tennis, wrestling[5]
Girls – soccer, tennis, cross country[6], field hockey, cheerleading, basketball, indoor track, swimming[7], track & field, softball
1952–53: Year of Champions[edit]
Woodbury High School had one of the most historic school years for a sports program in United States history in 1952–53. Every single athletic team, boys or girls, either tied for or outright won titles.[8] At no other high school in the country has this type of success ever occurred, before or since. All sports teams combined produced an overall record of 75–13–1 (.842 win percentage) with 10 championships. At the time, Woodbury was classified as a Group III regional high school and was much bigger than its small Group I classification today. The championships won during 1952–53 are:
- Colonial Conference titles
- Baseball (14–2–1)
- Football (8–0)
- Boys' basketball (16–6)
- Track (5–2)
- South Jersey Group III titles
- Cross Country (7–0)
- Football
- West Jersey League championships
- Field Hockey (7–3)[9]
- Girls' tennis (8–0)
- Girls' basketball (10–0)
- State championships
- Track – Group III Medley Relay
Academic excellence off the field[edit]
The boys' soccer team has earned the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's High School Boys Team Academic Award for seven consecutive seasons (2003–04 through 2010–11). To qualify for the award, the team must have a minimum grade point average of 3.25 for the entire academic year. The team GPA is determined by adding every player's GPA, then dividing by the number of players. Woodbury is one of only two boys' soccer teams in all of New Jersey to be recognized in each of the past seven years (Sparta High School is the other).[14] For the 2006–07 award, Woodbury was one of only 61 schools in the nation to receive this honor for both its boys' and girls' teams.[15]
Snapping 'the streak'[edit]
Woodbury High School is responsible for halting the longest winning streak in New Jersey football history. Longtime rival Paulsboro High School had recorded 63 consecutive wins over the span of six years (1992–1998), but on September 26, 1998, Paulsboro lost to Woodbury, 14–13. The 63 wins still holds as the record to this day.[16][17]
Core members of the school's administration are:[18]
- Eder Joseph – Principal, Junior/Senior High School
- Ellen Grimes – Assistant Principal, Senior High School
- Thomas Braddock – Assistant Principal, Junior High School
Popular culture[edit]
Presidential cornerstone[edit]
Following a devastating fire in 1910 that burned the original high school down, it was rebuilt in 1911 with then-governor and future president, Woodrow Wilson, laying the cornerstone for the new Woodbury High School.[19]
Super Bowl connection[edit]
When former Thundering Herd head football coach Jim Boyd stepped down after the 2000 season, then-assistant coach Zack Valentine was promoted to become the newest head coach. Valentine is a Super Bowl-winning linebacker who played for the National Football League's Pittsburgh Steelers from 1979–1981 as a member of the "Steel Curtain" defense.[20][21] He began his career in the Woodbury school system in 1995 as a substitute teacher,[21] and then in 1998 became a full-time physical education teacher.[21] Valentine also played for the Philadelphia Eagles briefly before an injury prematurely ended his career. He is still the head football coach.[20][21]
1987 Philadelphia Eagles training camp[edit]
The high school's football stadium was used by the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles in 1987 as the home of their training camp.[22] The school district had given permission to the Eagles to utilize their field. All-time NFL greats Seth Joyner and Reggie White were among those on the 1987 roster who practiced at Woodbury High School.[22]
Filming location[edit]
In October 2000, an independent mockumentary movie, Bottomfeeders, filmed scenes in front of the high school's main entrance for a presidential candidate's speech. Local residents and students were used as the rallying crowd who supported the candidate.[23]
Notable people[edit]
- Herb Baptiste (Class of 1943), one of The Star-Ledger's top ten best wrestlers in New Jersey during the 1940s; New Jersey's first two-time state wrestling champion.[24]
- George Benjamin, Jr. (1919-1944; Class of 1937), a United States Army soldier and a posthumous recipient of the U.S. military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, for his actions during the Philippines campaign of World War II.[25]
- Carroll William "Boardwalk" Brown (1889-1977; Class of 190?), a Major League Baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics.[26]
- Arthur 'Ted' Browne (Class of 1936), played in the Negro League on the Zulu Cannibal Giants team, sporting his "Zulu" name Lakola.[27]
- Hugh Victor Browne II (Class of 1943), a 2012 recipient of the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award in the United States; is also the younger brother of Roscoe (below).[28]
- Roscoe Lee Browne (1922-2007; Class of 1942), actor and director, known for his rich voice and dignified bearing; is also the brother of Hugh (above).[29][30]
- Van Bruner (Class of 1952), world record holder of 65-yard indoor dirt track high hurdles; ran in finals of 1952 Olympic Trials and also in first round of the 1965 Trials.[31]
- Dave Budd (born 1938, Class of 1956), power forward for the New York Knicks who also shared responsibility in guarding Wilt Chamberlain during his 100-point NBA game.[32]
- Richard Caton (Class of 1979), a track star who ran 1:49.7 (800m) as a senior and 4:13.9 (1600m) as a junior.[33]
- Stephen Decatur (1779-1820, Class of 180?)[10], an American naval officer notable for his heroism in the First Barbary War and the Second Barbary War and in the War of 1812.[19]
- Oscar Fraley (1914-1994, Class of 1934), co-author, with Eliot Ness, of The Untouchables which sold 1.5 million copies.[34]
- Robert C. Hendrickson (1898-1964, Class of 1918), a New Jersey State Senator from 1949 to 1955.[35]
- James Lawrence (1781-1813, Class of 180?)[11], an American naval officer of "Don't give up the ship!" fame.[19]
- Lori Lewis (Class of 1978), one of The Star-Ledger's best New Jersey girl track athletes of the 1960s and 1970s, then a three-time All-American at the University of Florida. She had also qualified for the Olympic relay team but was sidelined due to an injury.[36][37]
- Mike McBath (born 1946, Class of 1964), defensive end for the Buffalo Bills from 1968–1973, part-owner Orlando Predators.[38]
- Howard M. J. Pendleton, Jr. (Class of 1974), New Jersey state wresting champion in 1974 (170 lbs) and finished varsity wrestling career with a 62–12 record.[39]
- Bryant McKinnie (Class of 1996), an offensive lineman in the National Football League for the Baltimore Ravens.[40]
- Jack Pierce (born 1962; class of 1980), Olympic bronze medalist in the 110 meter high hurdles at the 1992 Olympic Games.[41]
- Milt Plum (born 1935, Class of 1952), quarterback and two-time Pro Bowler for the Cleveland Browns.[42]
- Chris Pressley (born 1986, Class of 2004), fullback for the Cincinnati Bengals.[43]
- Browning Ross (1924-1998, Class of 1943), a two-time Olympian in long-distance running (1948, 1952).[44]
- Al Szolack (Class of 1968), a member of the Washington Generals traveling basketball team during the 1974–75 season.[45] The Generals always play (and lose) to the Harlem Globetrotters.[45]
- Joe Colone (1926–2009), former NBA player for the New York Knicks.[46]
- Zack Valentine (born 1957), former NFL player and Super Bowl-winner for the Pittsburgh Steelers.[21]
School programs[edit]
Extracurricular activities (other than sports) that are offered at Woodbury Junior-Senior High School include, but are not limited to, the Alternative Power Program, Junior & Senior High School Yearbooks, National Honor Society, Theater Club, Video Tape/A.V. Club, White & Gold newsletter, Choir, Orchestra Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Key Club, Interact Club, Bowling Club, Ladybug Club, Math and Science Leagues, Academic Bowl, French Club, Outdoor Club, peer mentoring program, Boys/Girls State, Governor's School, Gay and Lesbian Alliance, and a Student Council.
- ^a The modern day Woodbury High School was established in 1902 and is usually recognized as that year. However, the precursor schools that evolved into WHS were actually established in 1791.
- ^b Blue is not an official color; only white and gold are the official colors of Woodbury High School. The color blue is often partnered with gold for the school's athletic teams' uniforms, thus it is often confused to be blue and gold instead of white and gold.
- ^c Due to small enrollment and the inability to field full teams themselves, the cross country, swimming, and wrestling teams have combined with Gateway Regional High School to form a Woodbury/Gateway athletic partnership.[47]
- ^d To put the championships into perspective, in the early 1950s there were far fewer sports to participate in at the high school level, and Title IX would not occur for 20 more years.
- ^e The field hockey team was tied with two other schools as three-way co-champions.
- ^f Decatur and Lawrence attended the Woodbury Academy, which was built in the 18th century and is the precursor to the present day school.
- ^ a b c d School Data for Woodbury Jr-Sr High School, National Center for Education Statistics. Accessed March 31, 2015.
- ^ NASA Selects Woodbury School for 'Weightless Wonder' Flight, NASA press release dated February 13, 2007.
- ^ Staff. "Top Schools Alphabetical List 2014", New Jersey Monthly, September 2, 2014. Accessed September 5, 2014.
- ^ Staff. "The Top New Jersey High Schools: Alphabetical", New Jersey Monthly, August 16, 2012. Accessed September 24, 2012.
- ^ Staff. "2010 Top High Schools", New Jersey Monthly, August 16, 2010. Accessed March 21, 2011.
- ^ "Top New Jersey High Schools 2008: By Rank", New Jersey Monthly, September 2008, posted August 7, 2008. Accessed August 19, 2008.
- ^ School website, accessed June 19, 2007.
- ^ League Memberships – 2014-2015, New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association. Accessed October 20, 2014.
- ^ 2014-2015 Public Schools Group Classification: ShopRite Cup–Basketball–Baseball–Softball for South Jersey, New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, as of July 8, 2014. Accessed October 20, 2014.
- ^ "BOYS TENNIS SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS", The Daily Journal (New Jersey), May 25, 2005. Accessed August 2, 2007. "A hungrier, more aggressive Woodbury team won key points early en route to a 3-2 victory over Schalick in the South Jersey Group I boys tennis championship at James Atkinson Park."
- ^ NJSIAA Girls Track Group I Results, accessed June 3, 2007. Archived September 29, 2007 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ NJSIAA Boys Track Group I Results, accessed June 3, 2007. Archived September 29, 2007 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Winning Ways", NJ.com. "He'll be on the bench [on Thanksgiving Day] when his alma mater hosts Gateway in a backyard rivalry game." Accessed January 5, 2008.
- ^ All-time Boys Team Academic Award Winners - NSCAA.com, accessed March 3, 2010.
- ^ 2006-07 High School Boys Team Academic Award - NSCAA.com, accessed December 29, 2007.
- ^ A compendium of epic battles over the years - Philly.com. "1998: The Woodbury football team snapped Paulsboro's state-record 63-game winning streak with a surprising 14-13 win on Sept. 26. The game wasn't decided until Paulsboro missed a 32-yard field-goal attempt - it was wide by inches - with four seconds left." Accessed February 17, 2008.
- ^ South Jersey's Longest Unbeaten Streaks - courierpostonline.com. Accessed February 17, 2008.
- ^ Faculty/Staff Directory, Woodbury Junior-Senior High School. Accessed October 20, 2014.
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The trade battle over Chinese imports of inexpensive solar panels got a little hotter Monday with the SolarWorld-led coalition of solar manufacturers celebrating a U.S. Department of Commerce finding of "critical circumstances," meaning that any duties applied by the U.S. will be charged retroactively.
The finding was positioned by the Coalition for American Solar Manufacturing as the Department of Commerce backing the coalition's claims of a surge of cheap imports in recent months. Trina Solar, one of the Chinese companies named by SolarWorld, disputed those findings last week.
At the same time that SolarWorld's group was touting the critical-circumstances ruling, the opposition group, called the Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy, released a report showing — available for download here — that a 100 percent tariff imposed on Chinese solar imports would cost the U.S. 50,000 jobs and put another 11,000 at risk.
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Shah said SolarWorld is asking for tariffs of up to 250 percent.
Meanwhile, SolarWorld's camp said that the Department of Commerce's finding of critical circumstances means that any duties called for by the agency's ruling expected on March 2, would be applied retroactively to Dec. 3, 2011.
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Bitcoin is not backed by any government or central bank, a digital currency whose value can swing dramatically based on demand. Users can transfer bitcoins to each other online and store the currency in digital "wallets."
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BOSTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security advised computer users to consider using alternatives to Microsoft Corp's Internet Explorer browser until the company fixes a security flaw that hackers have used to launch attacks.
The bug is the first high-profile security flaw to emerge since Microsoft stopped providing security updates for Windows XP earlier this month. That means PCs running the 13-year old operating system could remain unprotected against hackers seeking to exploit the newly uncovered flaw, even after Microsoft figures out how to defend against it.
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PCs running Windows XP will not receive any updates fixing that bug when they are released, however, because Microsoft stopped supporting the 13-year-old operating system earlier this month. Security firms estimate that between 15 and 25 percent of the world's PCs still run Windows XP.
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BOSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Secret Service and Internal Revenue Service are investigating widespread reports that identity thieves are stealing the tax refunds of physicians, a senator said on Friday, as doctors fear a database containing their personal information has been breached.
Senator Jean Shaheen, a Democrat from New Hampshire, contacted the agencies this week after more than 100 physicians and other healthcare workers in her state became victims of tax fraud. The American Medical Association has received reports of tax fraud from state medical groups in Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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BOSTON (Reuters) – The world's biggest technology companies are donating millions of dollars to fund improvements in open source programs like OpenSSL, the software whose "Heartbleed" bug has sent the computer industry into turmoil.
Amazon.com Inc, Cisco Systems Inc, Facebook Inc, Google Inc, IBM, Intel Corp and Microsoft Corp are among a dozen companies that have agreed to be founding members of a group known as Core Infrastructure Initiative. Each will donate $300,000 to the venture, which is recruiting more backers among technology companies as well as the financial services sector.


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Rochester, NY (PRWEB) March 17, 2009 -- Carestream Health, Inc., announced new orders from U.S. healthcare facilities for its portfolio of digital radiography (DR) imaging systems that provide direct digital capture of medical x-ray exams.
Recent U.S. orders include:
AOS Medical Center, Glendale, Calif., purchased a KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR 3500 System and a PACS workstation for its orthopedic practice through Merry X-Ray, an authorized distributor.
Doctors Community Hospital, Lanham, Md., ordered two KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR 7500 Systems and a KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR 3500 System for its general radiology department.
The Reading Hospital and Medical Center, West Reading, Pa., purchased a DR 3500 for its outpatient imaging facility.
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, ordered a dual-detector DR 7500 system for its Wilce Student Health Center.
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Easy to make, and even easier to eat! Thanks for sharing this recipe, it's now saved to my recipe box! The 2nd time I made them I added some chives and a lil sea salt on top-AWESOME!
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I added the photo of my biscuits to the top of the page, since none had yet been uploaded. These biscuits were fantastic. I used olive oil but otherwise followed the original recipe. (I do prefer to use my fingers to rub the ingredients rather than a fork.) They were light and amazingly fluffy. Absolutely delicious. As FYI, I used Wegman's unbleached white whole wheat flour. Bag says 100% whole wheat but certainly baked up like white flour.
Very quick and very tasty. We don't add extracted oils or fats if we can avoid it at all. But these probably would be hockey pucks if we didn't add some, so we put in a tablespoon of Earth Balance and skipped the coconut oil. We loved them. Maybe not as fluffy as with all the fat, but tasty none the less. We made half plain and added a teaspoon of dry rosemary to the other half. Both were great, but the rosemary ones were fabulous. Next time making all with rosemary.
These were very light and fluffy. I actually used regular milk because I don't have almond milk, but it still turned out good.This was surprisingly easy recipe. For me, it made a lot more than just 10 biscuits
Excellent, easy, quick. They bake up light, fluffy, and melt-in-your-mouth tasty. An instant favourite and one I will come back to since I'm dairy free.
THis Is SO Easy And So Tasty!
Great, quick and easy biscuits! I used 1 1/2 cups of wheat flour and 1/2 cup flax meal and added a palmful of nutritional yeast. Super yum with my vegan gravy! Thanks!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Whole Wheat Vegan Drop Biscuits
Serving Size: 1/10 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 10
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 129
Calories from Fat: 48
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Another idea for a spare day, is to travel 16kms along the Pacific highway to the 19th century river-port village of Ulmarra. The entire village is classified by the National Trust.
You can either pick up a heritage walk brochure or download one from the listed web-site. Not everything is old though! I found the Wood shop which had lovely items made out of wood for sale, not cheap though!
You can return to Grafton by catching the Free Ferry across the River and follow the scenic route to Grafton.
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This is a pretty Tourist Drive we have done many times before. If you have some time to spare, then why not go for this 66kms drive. You can make a day of it, fuel is available along the way, and food is available at Maclean and Lawrence.
It was a pity we struck smoke from nearby bushfires, this was especially bad in spots near Grafton.
The drive took us through farmland where cows were grazing contently, past lagoons where waterbirds and even some Black Swans were on the water. A little further on, the mighty Clarence River appeared on the right hand side. We arrived at Lawrence, at town in a lovely location.
Here we had to make a decision. We could cross the River by FREE FERRY at Lawrence or continue on further, and take the FREE Bluff Point Ferry - this is what we did. They are both on route 22, it is for you to choose which way to go!
We were heading towards Maclean, and I knew we were getting close, as I started to see tartan painted power poles along the roadside. These denote the clan tartans of various Scottish families in MACLEAN. This is where we stopped and returned to Grafton.
You may want to follow the Clarence River, which is now on the left hand side, to where it enters the Ocean in the sea-side town of Yamba. Jacarandas and Flame trees line this part of the drive.
YAMBA is the end of the scenic route, one that you can make smaller or longer if you so wish.
Remember to look for the brown tourist sign with "22" on it. The route is well signposted.
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Clarence River Scenic Drive
This beautiful scenic drive of 66 k along the banks of the mighty Clarence River is very nostalgic for me for this is where I was born but only have faint childhood memories as I did not return here for many years.
You can begin the drive in the historic tree lined city of Grafton and head for Yamba or vice versa or you can 'join in' along the way at maybe Maclean or even Ulmarra. There are two car ferries depending on where you join the drive to add to the excitement and nostalgia.....one at Ulmarra and the other at Lawrence
If you begin at the seaside town of Yamba do keep me in mind...I still have a memory of being fished out of an ocean wave....guess I was not in any real danger but I still recall the feeling.
It is a good idea to download the directions for this drive from the website or else call in at an information centre.
After leaving Yamba you cross over Palmer's Island heading for the Scottish town of Maclean where I was born "Maclean on the Clarence" is how I always describe my birthplace. In Maclean do stop and explore the beautifully restored boulevard area. From here the way is to cross by ferry to Lawrence....Next you can cross the river back again by ferry to visit Ulmarra or continue on to Grafton coming in the back way . It is possible to head for Grafton from Ulmarra on the Pacific Highway via South Grafton and cross by bridge to Grafton CBD.
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The Gorge or Clarence Gorge
The Nymboida River is known as one of Australia's wild rivers. White water rafting, canoeing and fishing are common activities on its surface but, just after it reaches its confluence with the Clarence it becomes temporarily impassable due to a sheer drop called simply "The Gorge" or "Clarence Gorge".
This place is where those wishing to escape the city and spend time bushwalking, fishing or canoeing will find happiness.
You can camp beside the river and listen to the soft rush of the waters as the moon rises over the glorious valley.
You can also overnight in "The Shack" where you'll need to bring your own linen. It sleeps up to 12 at a pinch and has bathroom and laundry facilites as well as a kitchen.
Access is via tar then dirt road and you need to allow about an hour from Grafton and it's not advisable while it's raining or immediately after rain. Otherwise it's not too bad by Australian standards.
There are properties either side of the gorge where you can stay. I've only been on the south side and that's home to Neil and Sue Winters.
I walked from their house all the way to the gorge and a little beyond. It's a pleasant flat walk and, it the river has some fresh in it, the falls can be spectacular.
Neil also does boat trips that take you right up to the falls except if there's a lot of water coming d own and then it's too dangerous. He also has hire boats for fishing.
The property is over 8,300 acres and has over 10 kilometres of river frontage.
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Freshwater dreaming and the close encounter
Yuraygir is touted thus, "..provides excellent fishing and surfing opportunities and is said to contain some of the best beaches in the country." Personally, I think that's a bit over the top. There are definitely some areas on the north coast that are certainly its equal or better.
Having said that, the northern end probably has the better of it. Wooli and Minnie Waters offer some great fishing, especially if you have a boat, and Sandon Point is a noted surf spot while at the very north, Angourie is world renowned for its epic waves.
On my last visit I pushed the boundaries a little further and took the walk to Freshwater Beach, the next one up from Pebbly. (pic 4)
Since I didn't have my shoes there were some sharp moments and I managed to get a couple of small cuts in my feet, notably on the headland at Pebbly where the geology means that the striations are near vertical which has made for some nasty edges where the soft rock has left sharp ridges exposed. (pic 3)
At one stage I came across a lovely small branch that had yellow on it and some silver grey. Might get a close up of that I thought. Then it moved. Snakes do that. Lucky it was in an away direction!
On the return journey I saw 17, though none of them turned out to be snakes. It's amazing how much more aware you become after a close encounter.
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The crossing
I've had some experiences here, none better than the last two. On the Tuesday the weather was filthy and I had my work clothes on. I got through the knee deep water at low tide with only having to take my shoes off but when I finally got to the other side it started to rain and I ended up wet all over, despite sheltering beneath the sparse tree cover.
The next day I arrived shortly before midday. This time it was high tide. In between taking photos and frustrating attempts to broach Station Creek it took me about half an hour before, naked from the waist down, I made it over (or through) the flowing water. I had left my shoes behind this day, ultimately not a good decision, but convenient for the crossing. It left room to stash my trousers in the backpack.
When I returned I had a thought as to how good it would be if a vehicle came to this lonely part of the world. This before I stripped, naked to the waist again. Just as I was stacking my gear in the bag, along came a 4WD. How embarrassing. Since I desperately wanted a picture of someone crossing I grabbed my camera and turned the top half of my body to get a shot or two. (see pics 2-5)
That worked fine until Bob the concreter, on his way for an afternoon's fishing, stalled just 5 metres before getting clear of the water. I then had to redress, went down for a chat before Bob decided to go and get help from the 4WD at Pebbly Beach.
This allowed me to strip again and make the crossing back to Station Creek Beach.
There are signs warning people about the varying depths and you are advised to ford at low tide.
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Yuraygir, naturally
Somedays you just happen to get a special shot with your camera. Sometimes others don't rate the shot as you do. It's all a matter of where you're approaching the shot from.
Personally, I just love the opening shot. It clicks for me.
I would have probably felt the same about the second one because it's so hard to get bees in the right position in a flower.
The third is of a banksia flower, named after the slightly lesser known man from Cook's famous voyage who left us with a fabulous treasure trove of botanical knowledge whilst the fourth shows the melaleuca forest after rain. These trees are apparently something of a pest in Florida when they've gone totally feral to the detriment of natives. Here they are completely natural.
The final snap shows a pied oyster catcher wandering the dunes adjacent to the creek crossing.
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The panoramic tides of Yuraygir
There's an opportunity for those with a camera to capture some lovely seascapes. I arrived on an afternoon where the ocean was akin to a washing machine and strong onshore winds drove frequent showers across the sky. That's how I arrived at the wierd sky in the opening shot. It's one of those odd shots that keeps making me look at it for reasons I can't quite fathom. That's of Station Creek Beach. The next shot was about 15 minutes later at Pebbly Beach when the pastel tones of the sunset were reflected in the backwash.
The following day was all sunshine, the five day low finally driven away by an incoming high and shots 3 and 4 show you where the sea enters the lagoon. It was slightly downstream where I had to cross on day two.
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Yuraygir, getting there is half the fun
Yuraygir, a national park situated on the coast where the Pacific Highway diverts inland just north of Red Rock and heads towards Grafton. When the highway returns to near the coast it's at Maclean. In between these two points is where you'll find Yuraygir.
I've been three times in from the south. This is the story of those trips.
The road in is 14 kilometres of one way. In times of rain there may be places where water breaches the road (see pic 5). This leads to an intersection where you can turn right if you have a four wheel drive which, strange to say, will eventually take you left. What happens is you reach the beach down this route and then hang a left along the sand until you reach the end and have to ford the creek that feeds the lagoon.
Should you go straight ahead, if you have an ordinary car or such, you reach a carpark soon after where there are barbecues, tables and toilets. This is a vast improvement on when I first went there.
To attain your next objective you walk along an easy trail (pic 4) for over a kilometre across vegetated sand dunes and arrive at Station Creek Beach.
On your left is the creek that you must ford for your next objective which is Pebbly Beach (pic 1). If you walk out to the headland on the right day you might see Sometime Falls in action (pic 2). This cascade is dependent upon tides and swell for it to work. A little further around there's an outcrop of rock with distinctly marble tones that makes for a colourful interlude (pic 3).
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The real reason I went to the river was to shoot the sunset. It didn't happen and didn't look like happening so I packed up and drove further along the road to Glen Innes.
Suddenly the cloud formations looked promising again so I unloaded my camera and went off into a field. It didn't happen again so I returned to the car and stopped just to take a couple of shots looking south.
When I'd finished I turned around and suddenly it all happened. Off back through the barbed wire fence (not easy when you're in a hurry!) and over to the dead trees. Bingo, I got lucky. Then again, as has been said many times, sometimes you make your own luck.
I hope you enjoy.
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The waters stilled
There's several places along the river where you can get good photos but the problem is they're mainly on private land and you're not always welcome on some properties, even if it is just to take photos. You have to respect that.
Still, there are many spots where you can access the river and, if you have a boat, there's no limits to where you might end up.
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- Adventure Travel
- National/State Park
The Manns River experience
Walking along the banks, seeking the water shots I had stopped to take, I noticed other things that had their own beauty. There were small daisies, fresh leaf growth and fungi, especially the fungi. Close up they can be delightful. The colours, the patterns, the location; all blend in to make them something special.
I was fascinated by the red one as grass had actually grown through the "leaf" where it lay on the ground and I first had to remove it to make the growth able to be photographed.
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- Budget Travel
- Eco-Tourism
Manns River
On the way west there is a significant body of water. Actually, it's not so much a significant body of water as a significant gorge that it has carved over eons of time.
Located on the Gwydir Highway there's a big bridge across the river but the water is often serene and allows you to get shots like the one shown here.
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- National/State Park
- Kayaking
It's a castle - in Grafton? No it's a jail.
I wouldn't recommend breaking the law to end up here. It doesn't look like a very friendly place at all.
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Very few people will be able to visit here
Grafton is home to a high security jail and it was interesting to see an exercise area set aside for prisoners.
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In preparation for these treatment days, fisheries biologists waded through miles of deep pools and hidden pockets to find brook trout and other native fish such as the blacknose dace that they wanted to save in Lynn Camp Prong and its tributaries. They electroshocked the native fish—stunned them with a low amplitude current—and gathered them all in holding tanks, which they then transported to a "foster" stream in the same watershed that had been treated four years earlier for this purpose. There the brook trout would wait through the winter until they could be released once again to Lynn Camp Prong.
People have long managed waterways for certain species. Even the original introduction of the non-native brown and rainbow trout was a kind of management: before the Park existed, people released the fish into Smokies' streams so anglers would have more fish to catch.
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In 1987 the park began restoring brook trout, and in 2000 began treating streams with Antimycin. Because this antibiotic has been accepted as relatively safe and can be neutralized when biologists want to treat a small area or for a short amount of time, National Parks and other protected areas choose it to treat their streams and lakes. The EPA representative at the Lynn Camp Prong treatment was there to observe and gather information about its field use in a protected area.
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How to Decorate Your Front Entryway
It's funny how, when it comes to decorating, most of the rooms in my home have been on my "priority" list BEFORE the front entryway area. Looking back, I wonder….why?
Why would I not focus on the absolute first thing people see of our house when they walk in the door.
Seems like that should have been a no-brainer to me.
Hindsight is 20-20.
Anyway, I finally came to my senses and decided it was time to add some style to the entryway. If you have been coming over for the last 2.5 years? I apologize for the disappointment you may have felt while entering my home.
I post all these lovely pictures of my home on the blog and then you come over {to drop something off let's say}…and all you see is the entryway area. You probably left feeling cheated.
I get it.
Well, I didn't get it. But, I do now.
It all began when my neighbor text me a picture of this new piece of wall art that she found at Ross. I love the meaning behind the words on this canvas.
I immediately thought it would be a perfect fit for our bedroom. But after rushing out to Ross {after getting my neighbors permission to copy her} I realized that there was no where in our master bedroom that it looked right.
That's when "project makeover the entryway" began.
But, because it looked very alone to hang it by itself, I had to find MORE things to hang. This project went from hanging one new canvas to re-doing an entire gallery wall.
I love that this is the first impression people will get now when they enter our home.
A hodge-podge of things that mean something to our family. A lamp from my Grandma B's, an anniversary date framed, family photos, and the meaning behind love…the foundation we raise our children on. A great way to add character to your home.
I tried to keep the opposite wall a little simpler. I figured the one wall had a lot going on so I needed to even it out by being calm on the other side.
One of the most unique ideas to adding character {to any room of your house really } is to paint your ceiling a bold color. I absolutely LOVE the dark chocolate ceiling that we have in the entryway. Our ceiling finish is flat so that makes it stand out even more.
So, now when you come over I hope you will feel like the style is set from the moment you walk in the door.
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The Details:Paint Color {light}: Valspar Signature Lambs Ear Paint Color {ceiling & pillars}: Glidden Bittersweet Chocolate Floor Vase: Pier I Weaved Basket: Target "Love" Canvas: Ross Anniversary Date Framed: Frame The Date Canvas Prints: EasyCanvasPrints.com "Bless This House": Hobby Lobby "Life is Good": Hobby Lobby "Follow Your Dream"/"Dreams Come True": Wal-Mart White Frame: Ikea "Live" Mirror Wall Art: Hobby Lobby Open Frame: Hobby Lobby Gold & Black Vase: Pier I Coat Stand: Ikea Black Candle Holders: Hobby Lobby Table: Target 3 Mirrors: Target Large Canvas: World Market
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I'm trying to recreate your ideas into my own for our entry way. I really like the small piece of art to the right of your B&W photo. Did you make that or find it in a store?
What is that in the weave basket? Just curious what would go there in an entryway=- thanks!
This is absolutely beautiful–love it!! I've read all the comments & looked over the details and I didn't see anything about that lamp. Where did you find that shade? It goes so well with the "Bless this House" sign.
Hi – I love your style! We are in the process of building our home. A question for you: what's is your wood floor? You've done a beautiful job on your home!
I too would love to know more about the lamp shade. It's fits in so well.
I also love the lamp and shade, along with everything else~Where is the lamp from!!!!
Hi I wanted to know where did you find the table that is in your entrance?
I love your entryway!! Thanks so much for sharing it!! How high are the ceilings in your entryway? Thanks
Love your home, beautiful! Silly question, where did you get the shirts with the initials that your boys are wearing in the cute family photo? I would love those for my two boys.
Absolutely stunning. Imagine the mood you create now when people visit your home. Thanks for inspiring my wife and me this morning!
Love the colorful rug at the front door. Where can I find?
How do you clean your floors? They are SO clean & shiny. What do you use?
love what you did with the entryway. I was actually working on that today and then started looking on the internet to see what other sites had and I stumbled on to yours! Thanks for sharing all the great information. Looking forward to coming back!
Do you remember the name and size of the rug? I couldn't find it on RugsUSA.com and I love it. Thanks!
Your entry is wonderful! I really like the grouping because it kind of hides the niche. I have several niches and find them so hard to work with!
I just had to tell you that I was looking on my daughters Pinterest boards and she has your entryway posted! I was thinking that it looked so familiar! Thought it was funny that I followed your blog and she had something posted she loved!! Have a great evening ????
What size frame did you use with the "Live" sign?
What size frame did you use for the "Live" sign?
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Totally love your decorating style. I don't have an entry way in our house *yet* and kept turning my laptop to my hubby and saying 'look! just look at how pretty that is, we need a house with an entryway!' lol Pinned for later
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Hi, I wanted to ask what is the size of the "Love" canvas? and size of the family picture canvas?
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Replying to: Re: Verizon your smart phones SUCK by andy2373
Re: Verizon your smart phones SUCK
It's a money grab that I'm just sick of. We are all important and should be treated as such. I know verizon offers flip phones, but if they make them so unappealing and don't display them in their stores then they really are corraling people like a herd of sheep.


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Set of 7 Large Lime Green and Blue Fabric Pinwheels
Product Info
These adorable double layer pinwheels are made from lime green and blue fabric. They each measure about 7 inches from tip to tip and are attached to a wooden dowel that measures 12 inches.
Perfect for parties or photo props!
I do not have international shipping listed, if you are outside of the United States and would like to purchase please convo me and I can look into shipping rates for you!