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Looks like something salvaged from Narada--not to mention the D-7 Archer encountered. Here is where the JJ timeline begins.
I admit, the Abramverse being the result of Narada debris ending up scattered in its past is intriguing and would certainly explain a lot. But I don't agree that Enterprise itself is a result of this changed timeline, and those two examples are purely coincidental. The Romulan drone ship was just a reused ship of the week from Voyager while it was intended to use a new Klingon design in Unexpected and indeed a ship was drawn. There just wasn't time to do up a CG mesh so they used the only one they had on file that would fit in a pre-TOS timeframe.
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New plan for water utilities of the future has merit, but faces big hurdles
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Three major clean water groups have released an important document outlining steps they say need to be taken so that traditional U.S. wastewater utilities can be transformed into "utilities of the future."
The collaborative document, called "The Water Resources Utility of the Future: A Blueprint for Action," was produced by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), Water Environmental Research Foundation (WERF), and Water Environmental Federation (WEF). This ambitious plan faces some major hurdles. However, given its scope and the array of organizations behind it, the blueprint could have a far-reaching impact on water management, if it doesn't get bogged down somewhere along its zealous path.
To encourage and support utilities of the future (UOTFs), the blueprint envisions "transformational thinking" and bold action in four main areas:
· Legislative and regulatory, calling at one point for a new congressional caucus on UOTF to raise awareness among legislators and the public, as well as state-level legislation to address wastewater issues
· Institutional and programmatic, for example, acknowledging and paying for storm water management as part of a broader integrated water management approach
· Financial and risk management, for instance, expanding federal grants on UOTF initiatives and using financial incentives to reclaim and reduce wastewater
· Utility leadership and internal management, encouraging the adoption of "lean" operations and the use of Six Sigma tools for continuous process improvement
The 48-page blueprint also calls for accelerating the pace of technology innovation in this sector by establishing a new advanced research and development (R&D) program for clean water, and applying a pooled risk-sharing strategy and reciprocity for technology approval across the 50 states.


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The second track to be taken from their forthcoming album and first international LP, Rosso, "You Know My Name" opens with twinkling 80s-inflected keys, captivating synths, and a throbbing bassline. These make way for uptempo strings and jazzy sax sounds, showcasing the inimitable musicianship for which they are famed in their native country.
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A literary precedent for the blog: the feuilleton
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For all those writers and pundits who bemoan, à la Jonathan Franzen, the superficiality, triviality, and general lack of gut-busting seriousness of blogs, Facebook, and social media, it might do some good for them to recall one of the most well-tried literary modes of the last two centuries that just happens to bear a strong resemblance to modern online effusions: the feuilleton. And god forbid, it might even qualify as a genuine literary form and precedent. The 11th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica defines it as follows: "FEUILLETON (a diminutive of the Fr. feuillet, the leaf of a book), originally a...
More reviewers say 'yes' to indie authors today, but getting noticed is still an uphill climb
February 26, 2013 | 10:10 pm
Allen Schatz published his first book two years ago. After things didn't work out with an agent, he went the self-publishing route and knew he had to market on his own, which meant contacting reviewers. Some said yes, many said no. But Schatz noticed a change in the business around this time and self-publishing didn't seem like a death sentence for his writing career. "By the time my former agent released me, things had changed enough for me to go the self-publishing route," said Schatz, whose first book was Game 7: Dead Ball. "It really wasn't hard finding reviewers. There are a number of...
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Michael Schulson's Independence Beer Garden at 6th and Market has added happy hour. The happy hour includes $4 beer, wine and cocktail specials from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday through Thursday. There's also a $4 happy hour menu of food like corn croquettes, beef sliders and spit roasted chicken wings.
Also new is a new beer offering, IBG Wheat is a summer wheat brewed with Yards Brewing. The flavor is described as "candied sugar, orange peel, banana, clove, pepper, grass, lemon" and comes in at 6.5% alcohol by volume.
Independence Beer Garden has already gotten into our heavy rotation this year, the shuffleboard to the addictive popcorn has made us fans. And a special shoutout to Brooke, a server at IBG who might just be the nicest person in Philadelphia.


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Family Time Is Now Gadget Time
Kids are texting so much it's literally affecting their health; the President's secret iPad may or may not have a receipt; and today we learned over at the New York Times that families are too busy staring at screens to give a shit about family anymore. Are we beyond hope? »


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Has There Been Too Much Press Coverage of the Upcoming Presidential Election? — Survey of the Day
Had enough of Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain and Barack Obama?
According to a new survey from Poll Position, a good chunk of Americans, representing all political stripes, think there has been too much press coverage of this elongated election season.
Italy Tops the List of Most Popular Vacation Destinations in 2012 — Survey of the Day
Are you planning on using your passport in 2012? According to a Travel-Ticker survey of 2,301 people, Italy is the most popular overseas travel spot for the coming year, with 43 percent citing it as one of their "dream destinations."
Voters Would Be More Opposed to an Atheist Candidate Than a Mormon One — Survey of the Day
If Mitt Romney is able to capture the Republican nomination for president there will be much talk about his Mormon faith and whether voters will be willing to pull the lever for someone who belongs to a religion that only about two percent of Americans practice.
Are You Committed to a New Year's Resolution? 'Cause Most Fail Miserably — Survey of the Day
The hangover has subsided, and the noise makers and funny hats have been thrown away, so now New Year's revelers are just left with the resolutions they made when the clock struck midnight. Unfortunately, most of us may even throw those out as well.
Americans Say 2012 Will Be Awesome — Survey of the Day
According to a new poll, the majority of Americans believe that 2012 will be a good year.
Bing Crosby's 'White Christmas' Named Favorite Christmas Song — Survey of the Day
There is no escaping Christmas songs this time of year, even if one wanted to, so most people have an opinion as to which of these yuletide tunes they like best.
Admit It — You Re-Gift, Don't You? — Survey of the Day
'Tis the season to receive gifts. Inevitably, some of the presents your friends and loved ones will be nice enough to give you won't be anything you particularly want or need.
So, do you try to make these unwanted gifts usefull by wrapping them back up and giving them to somebody else who might actually appreciate them?
Fewer Grinches This Year as Most People Want Family Time — Survey of the Day
Where has all the commercialism gone? This year, the majority of Americans "don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree," as Mariah Carey sings. Their favorite aspect of the holiday season is the time they get to spend with loved ones.
Shocking or No? Spankings Are Still the Norm for Half of Americans
Back in the '60s, corporal punishment was common practice for a shocking 94 percent of parents in the US. While a lot of us may find this number unsettling, just as many don't. In fact, half of all parents today admitted to punishing children by "spanking on the bottom with a bare hand" to a telephone poll conducted by the National Institutes for Mental Health.
Troops Returning From Iraq War Have Americans Split — Survey of the Day
Earlier this week, the Pentagon declared the end of the Iraq War, an almost nine-year conflict which claimed 4,487 American lives and removed Saddam Hussein from power. Now, Americans are are conflicted over whether the entire endeavor was worth it.
'A Christmas Story' Is America's Favorite Christmas Movie…What Else Is There? — Survey of the Day
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January 11, 2013
Embattled Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold spoke about his fondest Ravens memory during a break in his criminal misconduct trial.
The Philadelphia native, a regular participant in the annual Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge at Sandy Point State Park, smiled as he remembered talking Philly sports one year with Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco.
"He's from New Jersey, so he grew up with the Eagles," Leopold said. "I still follow all those teams Eagles, Phillies, Flyers. But I root for the Ravens, too."
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John Boehner
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Hometown Reading, Ohio
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John Andrew Boehner is the 61st and current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. A member of the Republican Party, he is the U.S. Representative from, serving since 1991. The district includes several rural and suburban areas near Cincinnati… Read More
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1949 Birth Born on November 17, 1949.
1968 18 Years Old Boehner attended Cincinnati's Moeller High School and was a linebacker on the school's football team, where he was coached by future Notre Dame coach Gerry Faust. Graduating from Moeller in 1968, when U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War was at its peak, Boehner enlisted in the United States Navy but was honorably discharged after eight weeks because of a bad back.
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He earned his B.A. in business administration from Xavier University in 1977, becoming the first person in his family to attend college, taking seven years as he held several jobs to pay for his education.
1982 32 Years Old From 1982 to 1984, Boehner served on the board of trustees of Union Township, Butler County, Ohio.
1985 35 Years Old He then served as an Ohio state representative from 1985 to 1990.
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He was steadily promoted and eventually became president of the firm, resigning in 1990 when he was elected to Congress.
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2008 58 Years Old According to the 2008 Congress.org Power Ranking, Boehner was the 6th most powerful congressman (preceded by Speaker Pelosi, Majority Leader Hoyer, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Sander M. Levin, Dean of the House John Dingell, and Appropriations Committee Chairman Dave Obey, all Democrats) and the most powerful Republican. … Read More
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2011 61 Years Old In 2011 Boehner called the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act "one of our highest legislative priorities." … Read More
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Customer Reviews for La Ritz Spa & Salon (4)
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I must say that I had a wonderful experience yesterday. My spa treatment exceeded my expectations. I left feeling so relaxed and pampered. I personally would like to recommend Risha!!!
June 20, 2012
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It was 1st time treating myself to an underarm and bikini wax. I was very nervous but heard great things about Crystal at the salon. I am happy to say she did not disappoint. She was very detailed and took her time. I was very pleased with the results. I will return for more services. I plan to be regular at this salon!!!
February 24, 2012
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I went in for cut and color. When removing the foils, the "stylist's" comment was "Uh-oh". It went down hill from there. My hair was fried and orange. She had to retreat it. When I left, the girls out front said how pretty it was. I was stupid enough to pay! When I went back a week later to complain about the horrible condition of my hair, they said the stylist was no longer there. They offered me a $100 treatment - at full price - to help correct the damage. I hope that this was an isolated incident, but I will not return to this place of business.
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I recently visited La Ritz Spa and Salon with a gift certificate from my husband, and I had a wonderful experience. I recieved a deep cleansing facial that left my skin feeling amazing!! The massage was very relaxing, and really helped reduce my aches and pains. Overall, my experience was wonderful!! I will definitely return in the very near future.
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Friday Night Magic is the heart and soul of your local Magic community. Open to all and running in thousands of stores across the globe each Friday Night, "FNM" is a chance to catch up with your friends, make new ones and of course, play some Magic!
Friday Night Magic is offered in a variety of great, easy-to-get into formats. Whether you like to build your own deck and bring it the event or play from a limited pool of cards when you get there, you'll be sure to find a format that's right for you. Some stores even offer Two-Headed Giant, where you can play with a friend. Double the carnage, double the fun!
Stores can run Friday Night Magic events as any format. Check with your local store to see what people will be playing, then show up and have fun!
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Microsoft talks about Xbox Live Arcade as a place for casual games and coin-op classics, which is yet another great reason to buy the system. While these smaller games might not push the hardware for graphics and long-term playability, they provide solid value at a low price.
That value is about to go higher with the forthcoming inclusion of the original Pac-Man for only 400 Microsoft Points (about $5 U.S.).
The Xbox Live Arcade version, which comes in at about 16MB of storage space, perfectly matches the 1980 arcade release. Instead of remapping the game to match the wider TV aspect ratio, the game is presented in the same vertically oriented way as the original coin-op, with cartoony Pac-Man-related graphics framing it. This maintains the gameplay just as you may have remembered it from all those summer nights at the pizza parlor.


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NFL Announces Full 2014 Schedule
The NFL announced it's 17-week, 256-game regular-season schedule for 2014, which kicks off on Thursday night, September 4 in Seattle, includes expanded flexible scheduling, and concludes on Sunday, December 28 with 16 division games. The season begins with the
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From the Archives: Evolution as a Scientific Theory
In common English usage, "theory" means something like "guess" or "hunch". In science, however, a theory is an idea that has stood the test of time.
What does the fossil record show?
Though the fossil record does not include every plant and animal that ever lived, it provides substantial evidence for the common descent of life via evolution. The fossil record is a remarkable gift for the study of nature.
What is Evolution?
The word evolution can be used in many ways, but in biology, it means descent with modification. In other words, small modifications occur at the genetic level (i.e. in DNA) when a new generation descends from its parents. Over many generations these modifications can result in significant differences from the ancestral population.
What is the genetic evidence for human evolution?
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Anamul Haque overcame a brave attempt by England Under-19s' bowlers to snatch victory in the one-off Test match, securing a two-wicket win for Bangladesh on the final evening in Chittagong.
A second-innings batting collapse by England set the hosts just 157 to win early on the fourth afternoon at the Jahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.
Bangladesh were eight wickets down when they achieved their target from 47.1 overs, with wicketkeeper-batsman Anamul unbeaten on a defiant 58, in the face of incisive spin bowling by Hampshire left-armer Danny Briggs, who took 5-50 from 20 overs.
England began the day in the ascendancy at 38 for two, a second-innings lead of 87. Captain Azeem Rafiq would have hoped to push for a decent advantage on a pitch offering assistance for spinners.
But the overnight Yorkshire pair of Joe Root and Charlie Roebuck went without adding to their scores, and the remaining five wickets went down for 69 as England were dismissed for 107. James Goodman did not bat.
A flicker of resistance came in a seventh-wicket partnership of 39 between Michael Bates (27) and Calum Haggett (18), as England took lunch at 90 for seven.
But the Tigers spinners ran through the remaining resistance and in 50.2 overs' play England had subsided.
That left Bangladesh a tricky target of 157, but the game looked as good as over when Amit Mojumder (20) and Saikat Ali (29) raced to a 50-run opening stand inside 13 overs of the reply.
But Briggs removed both to leave Bangladesh 55 for two at tea. And when the Tigers slipped alarmingly to 128 for seven, still 29 adrift, Rafiq must have scented a win.
Anamul received little support from his colleagues - his highest partnership was 34 with Imamul Hossain - and hit only two fours and a six.
But he and number 10 Abul Hasan knocked off the 19 needed to secure Bangladesh the win, and the bragging rights ahead of the seven-match one-day international series that follows.
In all, Anamul faced 89 balls in 132 minutes in his man-of-the-match performance. Briggs' five wickets gave him figures of 8-96 in the match.
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CHICAGO (AP) — Tom Thibodeau sent a strong wake-up message to his team at a heated shootaround Monday morning. He got the response he was looking for.
Bulls shut down Hawks in 97-58 rout
Carlos Boozer had 20 points and 13 rebounds, Luol Deng scored 18 points and the Chicago Bulls held Atlanta to a franchise-low 20 points in the first half of a 97-58 victory over the Hawks on Monday night.
"Early this morning, Tibs was going crazy on us at shootaround. Just waking up early in the morning and having Tibs just screaming at you and screaming at you and screaming at you," center Joakim Noah said, "we didn't want that to happen to us again.
"We were ready for this one. We had the right mindset, played with the edge and we rebounded the ball really well. Everyone came in and stepped up."
Reserve forward Mike Scott scored 10 points to lead Atlanta as none of the starters reached double figures. Josh Smith and Kyle Korver had nine points each.
Jeff Teague had a layup with 7.9 seconds left to prevent the Hawks' lowest scoring total in franchise history.
Atlanta has lost five straight on the road and six of seven overall.
"This was very, very embarrassing," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "From where we were as a team to where we're at right now, we have lost all sense of team on both ends of the floor. And why that's happened I really can't put my finger on it."
The Bulls held the Hawks to just five points in the second quarter and led 48-20 at the break. Ivan Johnson had a basket for the Hawks with 2:54 left in the first quarter, and Atlanta did not score again until Al Horford's tip with 5:15 left in the second. The Hawks missed 17 consecutive shots during the drought while getting outscored 14-0.
They finished the 2 for 21 from the field in the second quarter, with Smith making a free throw and a jumper for Atlanta's other points. The Hawks shot 20.5 percent on 8-of-39 shooting in the first half. Josh Smith was 3 for 10 and Horford 2 for 8 in the opening two periods.
"The disturbing thing is the effort part. I shouldn't have to come out and coach effort every single night. Effort is what your being paid, to bring effort every single night. Maybe it's the chemistry right now," Drew said. "I'm going to have to do something to kind of jump-start us again.
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Even if one wants to feel a genial non-interfering positivity or salutary indifference toward Tim Tebow and his "testimony," the frequency and intensity with which it's invoked by NFL Network and ESPN makes it intolerable. By week 14, Skip Bayless will be berating some poor Archbishop about their "beatification bias."
This really isn't Tebow's fault. He's said the right things, and provided a few crude but undeniably dramatic end-of-game moments. But he keeps getting cajoled into testifying, and his faith is the kind that leads him to relate the same story about his performance over and over with a kind of guileless sincerity. It might make you a little sick to your stomach because the media keeps re-administering the dose, but it itself isn't toxic.
It is a little dumb, however. Last night, Rich Eisen dismissed Tebow's replacement-level 9/20 completions for 104 yards, saying, "We've reached the point where we should stop mentioning [Tebow's] stat line." This wasn't for any great repetition of the facts; instead, the NFL Network seemed positively allergic to discussing Tebow within the parameters of his actual job.
Michael Irvin took the time to proselytize while tossing Tebow softballs about being criticized and persecuted. I'm convinced Irvin has an invisible helmet like the one Magneto wears in the X-Men movies. Only, it blocks irony and self-awareness and, instead of keeping other minds from reading his, steadily maintains his own's obliviousness toward itself and its surroundings. His recent support for gay rights aside, Irvin has mostly been the obnoxious sort of convenient Christian, discovering his faith after a legendary career of excess. However earnest Irvin's newfound saved-ness, he has never let a concept like Christian humility impede his praising himself in the third person.
So of course it was Irvin asking Tebow if he felt that he was being marginalized or victimized by the media and by fans. The answer, of course, is yes, Michael: if there's one group of people constantly getting the shaft in America, it's white Christian males of comfortable economic backgrounds. But what makes it even worse is when you give them millions of dollars and international fame. At the rate the poor Job-like creature's going, after his retirement, someone might foist a political appointment on him despite his total want of qualifications for the position.
One wonders if Irvin was even listening to the broadcast. Last night, Brad Nessler dropped the word "magical" at least twice to describe Tebow's ability to scramble for 10 yards in a multi-option package that stretched the defense horizontally and created holes for him. The implication wasn't even subtle: you could practically hear him yearning to say "miraculous" to describe the way Tebow kept resurrecting the 1st Down marker. You can hardly imagine it — perhaps because he so frequently doesn't — but he executed some routine plays as if they were routine and, once relieved of having to act like an NFL-quality passer, unleashed fullback-ian havoc on a couple of bruising runs.
Perhaps Nessler was just being lazy or bowing to the convenient narrative desired by the people who promote Tebow and the NFL. Perhaps he buys his own line. After all, as a running quarterback, Tebow brings a compelling dynamism to the offensive game, one that even good defenses have difficulty accounting for. Yet there's an interesting similarity and an interesting disparity in terms of the praise given to Tebow and other running QBs. In terms of the former, Tebow's explosive physical potential — not execution — is often put argumentatively on par with Vick and Newton, the record be damned. But the disparity emerges in the anticipation of greatness from Tebow, the far inferior player Vick and Newton, for all their breathtaking play, never receive the blessing of being described in such spiritual and transcendent language.
If the boilerplate about Vick and Newton can at times come queasily close to describing them as exceptionally well-bred beasts, the subtext of last night's Tebow discussion was equally odd and off — to hear the NFL Network's team tell it, Tebow did things on the football field that placed him uncomfortably above mere man and below only Christ, and maybe Steve Young.
A few years ago, Spike Lee had one of those "stopped clock" moments and made the observation that film had created a character called the Magical Negro. The Magical Negro character wasn't a new thing, necessarily — RIP, Scatman Crothers — but Spike's coinage was, and it stuck. Your Magical Negro is, generally, poor, undereducated, more a physical than a mental specimen — yet supernaturally gifted in such a way that he would touch the lives of whites. The Green Mile and The Legend of Bagger Vance are two particularly shallow examples, in which the soul of some aw-shucks black folk is able to look past the gross economic, social, sexual and civil rights injustice of Jim Crow in order to do some magical junk that provides a sublimely transformative moment for white people who then:
a. learn something about themselves,
b. marginally reduce their own Asshole Quotient,
c. go on being privileged and comfortable.
At this point, the sports media seems determined to make Tim Tebow the Magic Albino.
If they're not even subtle about the first part, they certainly don't seem to mind getting everything else wrong and loudly so. While the Magical Negro is downtrodden and discriminated against, yet mystically gifted, Tebow has spent the last eight years or so with every advantage at his disposal, and he's managed to run the NFL game play gamut from merely mediocre to preternaturally awful. Somehow, he's managed to achieve this despite terrible adversity, like licensing deals.
But, really, that's what makes his story so special. You have to find the ballad beneath the noise, the human struggle that lies somewhere on the other side of having some of the worst quarterbacking stats in history. There's a power-running game there, sure, but it's a wonder-working power. As with much of His grace through history, God has blessed the incremental acquisition of land, this time in Denver. And it's created something truly magical: a mediocre white guy has achieved fantastic success in spite of reasonable estimations of his ability.
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On Monday, Americans will celebrate Memorial Day. For some the day off work means little more than the first time to dust off the grill or head to the lake. I grew up spending the holiday tending to the graves of a host of family members who had served to protect the liberties I enjoyed. And I will attend Memorial Day ceremonies here in Wichita Falls again this year.
I hope my generation spends time sharing the history of the holiday with younger folks. While President Lyndon Johnson officially declared Waterloo, New York, the birthplace of Memorial Day in May 1966, the holiday lends its origin to General Orders No. 11 of the Grand Army of the Republic, a fraternal organization of Union Civil War veterans. The Orders were issued May 5, 1868, by GAR Commander in Chief John A. Logan. They read as follows:
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After the ceremonies, however, I will fire up the grill and enjoy a flat iron steak cooked to just medium-rare along with a baked potato and fresh asparagus.
For those of you who don't know, the flat iron steak was developed in 2002 and sold more than 92 million pounds by 2006. Today the flat iron steak outsells T-bone and porterhouse steaks combined. For the producer, increased demand in chuck products accounts for $6-$7/cwt. increase in carcass value, said Mike Miller, Cattle-Fax director of business development. Since the flat iron steak was introduced more than a decade ago, demand for end meats on the restaurant side has also been strong.
Now there is news that another new steak has been introduced. It's been named the Vegas Strip steak, it's comparable in tenderness to the New York Strip, and it's easier to fabricate than the flat iron. Last month, the Vegas Strip steak was unveiled exclusively as the "newest" beef steak at the Protein Innovation Summit in Chicago, Ill.
The muscles from the round are easier to fabricate and offer higher yields than the chuck. But it's the front of the animal that consultant Tony Mata and OSU researchers set their sights on two years ago when they set out to discover a way to fabricate part of the chuck. Historically, nearly all the muscle — which is neither part of the chuck roll nor the clod — has been ground, making its way into further-processed products, from hamburgers to meatballs.
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In the research and development phase, the Vegas Strip steak was compared to the New York strip, petite filet and flat iron steak. "This muscle produces a steak that is on par with or better than today's most popular steaks," Mata said.
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|Raw almonds
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|Unsalted butter
|3 Tablespoon, melted
|Egg white
|1 Large
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|Heavy cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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3. Meanwhile, combine cream cheese and sugar substitute in a large bowl. Beat with an electric mixer at medium-high speed until creamy, scraping down sides of bowl occasionally. Beat in cream, then reduce speed to medium and beat in eggs, one at a time, until just combined. Stir in zest. Set pans on baking sheet; pour batter into pans. Bake until lightly puffed and just set in center, 21 to 24 minutes. Cool on baking sheet for 15 minutes; transfer to rack and cool completely. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until cold, about 3 hours.
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|SNAP23 (Synaptosomal associated protein 23; also Syndet) is a membrane-associated 23-29kD member of the SNAP25 family of proteins. It is expressed in multiple cell types, including neutrophils, platelets, mast cells and adipocytes. SNAP23 is involved in vesicle exocytosis. It has been proposed that SNAP23 can associate with both vesicle and target (cell) membranes via a lipid modification. As a v-SNARE, it may interact with syntaxin-6 at the cell membrane. As a t-SNARE, in conjunction with syntaxin-4, it likely interacts with VAMP-2 and -8 on the vesicle membrane. In either case, this approximates two membranes, which subsequently fuse to create a pore. Human SNAP23 is 211aa in length. It contains two t-SNARE coiled-coil homology domains (aa14-76 and 148-207). Palmitoylation occurs between (aa80-87), while phosphorylation occurs on multiple Ser/Thr residues. There is one splice variant that shows a deletion of (aa90-142). Over (aa146-211), human and mouse SNAP23 share 85% aa identity.
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High fashion for dogs
Ralph Lauren, Vera Wang, Chanel and Burberry are all sources of material for Anastasia Torres-Gil's creations. She designs high fashion for dogs using items from her own closet or from thrift stores, sticking to the motto, "If I wouldn't wear it myself, I wouldn't put it on a dog." Her company is called My Favorite Couture. Torres-Gil is amused by seeing dogs wearing fancy items, such as a...
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A special twist for the sweater set.
By the end of shedding season, it can seem as though you have brushed enough hair of the dog to knit yourself a sweater. Actually, it might take more than one season to collect enough for a sweater, but a scarf or simple keepsake knitted from mohair-soft yarn spun from one season's worth of your pal's undercoat is well within reach of most breeds. For thousands of years, humans have spun dog...
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Crafty dog lovers will find lots to inspire them in Mike Spears' new book, Silly Dog Toys, which includes 12 easy projects. Safety first: Spears notes that it's important to use materials that have not been soiled or coated with toxic substances, and that it's also essential to supervise your pup's play—or better yet, play with her. We couldn't agree more! The Handy Tugger will satisfy the...
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Teaching at a university, I hear a veritable potpourri of excuses about unfinished and late homework. It's hard to know what's true and what's pure fiction. Honestly, I suspect that even some of the most outlandish stories are not made up because I accept that life is full of the strange and the unexpected. One student told me that the dog ate her homework. She even presented me with three...
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Like many others, my dogs ride in the back of my SUV, secure in their crates. I've always been under the impression that my pups were safe in their plastic kennels, although after being rear ended, I wondered if the cargo area of my car wasn't the best place for the dogs. I've since moved one crate to the back seat, but unless I buy a bigger car, I don't have the option of moving all my dogs...
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Ventura police continue to investigate stabbing
Ventura police continued their investigation on Wednesday of a stabbing in a commercial parking lot along the 2400 block of East Harbor Boulevard that occurred 24 hours earlier.
Police said Wednesday they had yet to arrest anyone in connection with the stabbing, which sent one man to the Ventura County Medical Center, where he remained on Wednesday. The stabbing occurred about 7:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Investigators suspect the stabbing came after a disagreement between several people in the parking lot, which is in front of a Vons.
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Menstruation, Menarche, and Sexuality in the Public School Curriculum: School Nurses' Perceptions
Swenson, Ingrid Elizabeth, Foster, Beverly, Asay, Marilyn, Adolescence
Recommendations from research about education related to menstruation and menarche include matters related to the physiological aspects of human reproductive development, the hygienic management of menstruation, as well as the emotional context of this developmental milestone (Anastoasiow, Grimmett, Eggleston, & O'Shaughnessey 1988; McNab, 1985; Reirdan, Koff, & Flaherty, 1983). Pre-adolescence is deemed the most desirable time to introduce information about menstruation and other aspects of human sexual development (Soeffer, Scholl, Sobel, Tanfer, & Levy, 1985); however, the time of menarche has also been described as ideal to reinforce sex education (Soeffer et al., 1985).
The impact of other sources of information on menstruation, sexual development, and reproduction necessitate that school-based educational programs on these topics provide an opportunity for students to raise questions about myths and other inaccurate information (Greenberg, Perry, & Covert, 1983; Thornberg, 1981). Parental and adolescent perceptions of family dynamics may change at menarche, and adolescents' perceptions of relationships with other family members need to be included in educational programs related to menarche, menstruation, and sexual development (Hill, Holmeck, Marlow, Green, & Lynch 1985; Reirdan, Koff, & Flaherty; 1983).
The literature on education about these subjects in the schools has focused primarily on the role of the teacher in providing instruction and instituting discussion. One study examined school nurses' attitudes and perceived teaching responsibilities about menarche in the severely disabled adolescent (Tse & Oppie, 1986). The roles and responsibilities of school health nurses working with pregnant adolescents, parenting adolescents, and contracepting adolescents have not always been apparent (Oda, 1991). However, strategies that adapt to adolescent client needs have greater success (Chen, Fitzgerald, DeStefano, & Chen, 1991; Holt & Johnson, 1991; Bulloch, McFarlane, & Maloney, 1990; Washburn, 1989; Jackson, 1989). School nurses have responded to the need for AIDS education (Brainerd, 1989; Nauman, 1989a, 1989b; Glennister, Castiglia, Karski, & Haughey, 1990). The variation in school nurses' roles and responsibilities related to content on these subjects has been attributed to priorities set by schools (Kobokovich & Bonovich, 1992), and strategies of nurses (Chen, Telleer, Mitchell, & Chen, 1992). The present survey examined the involvement of nurses in the school curricula.
A convenience sample of 39 school nurses attending an annual statewide continuing education workshop completed a self-administered questionnaire at the beginning of the workshop. Copies had been made available at the registration table, and announcement was made at the beginning of the conference explaining the questionnaire's purpose and requesting the voluntary participation of all attendees.
Most items on the questionnaire were closed-ended with a minimum of open-ended questions to allow respondents the opportunity to elaborate on issues addressed. Items included content of the nurse's role in school health nursing; involvement in teaching or consulting with teachers about content related to menstruation, menarche, and other reproductive health topics including contraception; and teaching techniques and strategies employed in the classroom setting.
All 39 nurses were currently employed in public schools; 75% were employed exclusively in the schools; 25% had other assignments in addition to school nursing. The mean amount of time spent in schools per week was 27 hours (SD = 13). While 46% were employed by the schools, 54% percent were employed by the local public health department. Most nurses worked at all three school levels (elementary, middle, and high schools). Only three worked exclusively in elementary schools and two exclusively in middle schools (Table 1). …


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Angel Pagan was not in the lineup Sunday against the Rockies due to lower back tightness, according to Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area. Gregor Blanco replaced Pagan in the lineup and went one for six.
Pagan has missed time this season due to hamstring, shoulder, knee, and now back issues. He has still played 63 games while having a line of .307/.356/.411 with 3 home runs, 19 RBI, 19 walks, 29 strikeouts, 11 stolen bases, and a .767 OPS.
In 2013, Pagan had a slash of .282/.334/.414/.749 with 5 home runs, 30 RBI, 44 runs, 36 strikeouts, and 23 walks in 71 games. He tore his hamstring while hustling around the bases on a walk-off inside-the-park home run in June.
The Giants lost their third consecutive game after leading the game after 7 innings. They sit at 43-27 and 6.5 games in front of the Dodgers.
San Francisco has an off day Monday while they travel to Chicago to face the White Sox in a quick two game series before they head to Arizona after another off day. Pagan will have two off days next week to help his body recover.
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