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OCEAN ISLE BEACH — A week after two children each lost an arm in separate shark attacks on Oak Island, Brunswick County beaches remained crowded as thousands of tourists flocked to the area for a weeklong vacation.
While many of those individuals never thought twice about swimming in the Atlantic before last Sunday's shark attacks on Oak Island, several people are now entering the ocean with trepidation.
Brunswick County's six incorporated beach towns have been keeping an eye out for sharks after recent attacks but have no immediate plans to change the way they monitor the oceanfront.
Tim Holloman, town manager at Oak Island, where a 12-year-old girl and 16-year-old boy each lost an arm in shark attacks June 14, said his town's regular beach patrol consists of voluntary beach ambassadors and the police department periodically traveling up and down the beach.
"We typically don't have any extra patrols at this time," Holloman said.
Thirteen dogs have perished in a fire that broke out Sunday night at Diamond-A-Kennels, a pet boarding facility at 60 Green Bay Road, which has an Ocean Isle Beach address west of U.S. 17.
The structure fire was called in by kennel owners Steve and Debra Somersett at 8:44 p.m. June 21 after a neighbor notified them of a fire at the kennels.
Responding fire crews found smoke coming from the building and were told there were about 50 dogs inside.
Last week, two children lost limbs in separate shark attacks less than two miles apart on Oak Island.
Afterward, people throughout the region offered various theories as to why the rare attacks could happen so close together on a Brunswick County beach.
Capt. Buster Gillis, who owns and operates Buster's Outdoor Guide Service from Holden Beach, cites overpopulation as the primary reason for the attacks, which he said didn't surprise him.
OCEAN ISLE BEACH — Brunswick County and Ocean Isle Beach agreed to merge their sewer systems in November 2012. Two-and-a-half years later, the county is working on a project that will provide additional water and sewer capacity for the town.
A teenager who lost most of his left arm during a shark attack June 14 off the coast of Oak Island has been released from a Wilmington hospital, while a 12-year-old who lost part of her left arm and leg during a separate shark attack that day is recovering from her injuries at a Chapel Hill hospital.
Sixteen-year-old Hunter Treschl, of Colorado Springs, Colo., has been released from the hospital in good condition, just four days after being maimed during a shark attack early near a public beach access at 55th Avenue on Oak Island.
BOLIVIA — Brunswick County Commissioners have approved a resolution at an emergency meeting Friday afternoon that has placed the county in the final stages of the closing process for the sale of the old community hospital property.
During the meeting Friday, June 26, commissioners voted unanimously to pass a resolution to confirm the sale of the property that formerly was home to Brunswick Community Hospital to Centre Development Company, formerly Excel Medical Development Group.
By Capt. Derek Treffinger
The 2015 Jolly Mon week is officially in the books and, boy, was it a good one.
This week was full of events and fishing tournaments, which began with the new Jolly Mon VIP tournament June 17. This particular tournament was designed to take the best anglers from our area and make them all fish in one spot. They were unable to possess live bait before leaving the dock. This eliminated all advantages larger fishing teams with larger boats have when fishing these tournaments.
Brunswick Community College continues to offer its students additional services during its ascent as one of the fastest-growing community colleges in the country.
The Brunswick County Sheriff's Office seeks the community's help in identifying those responsible for a series of vehicle break-ins in and around Calabash.
Multiple items, including credit cards, were stolen from a vehicle in the Meadowlands neighborhood early the morning of June 11, according to a sheriff's office news release issued June 30. The credit cards were used to make purchases at various businesses in South Carolina.
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http://www.variety.com/Touchstone Pictures and Beacon Pictures will team for Funlady, a fact-based comedy that has Téa Leoni (Fun with Dick and Jane) attached to star, reports Variety.
David Duchovny acquired the life rights of Linda Brewer, an Arkansas woman who raised her daughters by hosting passion parties and selling marital sex toys out of her car.
Duchovny, who makes his producing debut on the project, drafted wife Leoni.
Susan Brightbill will write the script, after writing Hergatory for Warner Bros. and Twice Upon a Time for Fox 2000.
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Police rooted out a half-dozen underage drinkers hiding in a Huron residence after one led them on a foot chase.
On Aug. 8, soon after midnight, police were called to investigate a loud party at a residence in the 300 block of Berlin Road, according to a Huron Police report.
Police saw several people standing outside and heard loud music coming from a garage. When the officer started walking up to confront the group, one of the male suspects, Benjamin Souter, 19, 800 block Bogart Road, Huron, ran off on foot.
A group of between five to 10 others took off towards Marconi's Restaurant.
The chase ended abruptly when Souter attempted to jump a fence near the 400 block of Berlin Road, but couldn't get over it. After Souter fell to the ground, the officer told him to surrender or he would be tasered. Souter complied with the officer's request and threw a baggie out of his pocket.
The baggie contained what officers suspect was marijuana.
Souter admitted to police he consumed alcohol. He was charged with drug abuse, possession of liquor and obstructing a criminal investigation, stated the report.
After Souter was arrested, officers found another suspect, Justin Wilson, 19, hiding in a corner of a storage shed. Wilson, 4000 block Ohio 601, Norwalk, was charged for possession of liquor.
Police found dozens of beer cans in the garage, which were confiscated as evidence.
They executed a search warrant on property and found four suspects hiding in the residence. Three 16-year-old girls and Royce Lemar, 19, who lives at the house, were hiding in a stone crawl space, the report stated.
Lemar, who reportedly lied to officers about one of the teen girl's whereabouts, is facing charges of allowing underage consumption, underage consumption, obstruction of justice and keeper of place, stated the report.
Four other teens were found in a bedroom of the residence, but they weren't hiding, nor had they consumed any alcohol, the report stated.
All suspects were released after police concluded the investigation.
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Serving Size 30 chips (15 g)
Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 80
Calories from Fat 40
Total Fat 4.5g 7%
Saturated Fat 3.5g 17%
Cholesterol 3mg 1%
Sodium 10mg 0%
Carbohydrates 9g 3%
Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
Sugars 9g
Protein 0g
Vitamin A 0% · Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 0% · Iron 0%
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Devin Gardner from Inkster goes through passing drills at the Midwest Elite Camp. He is committed to Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines. / KIRTHMON F. DOZIER / DFP
George Yarberry and his team from MichiganPreps.com hosted the Midwest Elite Camp at the Total Sports Complex in Wixom on Saturday and the event featured some of the top players in the state. Center stage, however, belonged to three quarterbacks who have all earned more than a dozen scholarship offers thus far in the process.
Orchard Lake St. Marys Robert Bolden (6-4, 195 pounds), Salines Joe Boisture (6-6, 220) and Inksters Devin Gardner (6-4, 210) are each ranked four stars by Rivals.com. Bolden and Gardner had competed against each other at various camps the last couple years, but never had all three elite state of Michigan quarterbacks competed together on the same stage until Saturday.
It definitely gave the camp an atmosphere of elite competition, Jim Kielbaso, one of the camps organizers, said of the quarterback competition. I thought it was really interesting to see those quarterbacks interact and at least act like they were friends and were there to have a good time and play football.
Scouts and recruiting analysts from around the country came to see the talent on display in Wixom on Saturday, and as expected, a lot of the post-event chatter centered on the performances of the quarterbacks.
The consensus was that Boisture, a pro-style quarterback, showed the best overall passing ability on the day, but all three quarterbacks had their moments. Bolden and Gardner are of the dual-threat variety, so a camp setting does not showcase all of their abilities. Both have great arm strength, but still need to continue to develop their mechanics.
Rivals.com ranks Boisture as the top quarterback in the state of Michigan. TheWolverine.com and SpartanMag.com both list Gardner and Bolden 1-2 in the state. Who ultimately reigns supreme as the states top quarterback, though, is a discussion that is sure to continue right through this fall.
While the trio of four-star quarterbacks garnered most of the attention heading into the camp, Montagues Cody Kater (6-4, 200) made a case for his name to be on equal footing with the three more recognizable quarterbacks. Kater plays in a run-oriented offense at Montague, a smaller division school near Muskegon, but he also impressed observers Saturday with his arm strength, accuracy and mechanics.
Other position groups on Saturday also featured top talent. Livonia Stevensons Austin White, who boasts double-digit Division 1 offers, ran mostly with the wide receivers a group that also featured standouts Baquer Sayed of Dearborn Fordson and Vorheese Zanders on Inkster.
There were probably a couple kids at each position that jumped out at me, Kielbaso said. I thought the best energy was during the o-line/d-line 1-on-1s. They were really fired up and there were kids going hard and competing their butts off.
Highland Park offensive guard Kenneth Woodget (6-4, 360) and Plymouth Salem offensive guard Ed Merhi (6-4, 295) were two linemen who made names for themselves at the Midwest Elite Camp. Among the defensive linemen, Detroit Codys Kurtis Hawkins (6-2, 220), Cass Techs Christopher Devezin (6-2, 305) and Ypsilanti Willow Runs Garret Davis (6-3, 269) all had strong performances.
Josh Helmholdt is the football recruiting editor for The Wolverine Magazine and TheWolverine.com. He is also a national recruiting analyst for Rivals.com.


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From the articles I've previously written you'll know I'm interested in CRM in education, so I thought you might be interested in this case study from the US, of the National Heritage Academies (NHA) – a group of charter schools – that is using CRM to support performance management and supporting parental communications. They run 71 schools, with 45,000 students and one of the parts of their projects has been to improve communications and engagement with prospective parents. (The other part, which you can read about in their case study is to use CRM for a new Employee Performance System for their schools)
In total, they have nearly 250 employees, including the marketing group, parent relations specialists, registrars, and admissions representatives at every school, using Dynamics CRM to manage their relationships and communications with parents – with many remote users accessing it across the web or through their existing Outlook software.
The goal was to ensure that there was an effective system in place to manage the lifecycle of prospective students, so that the school could improve the efficiency of student recruitment. As Andy Brownell, the NHA IT Manager says in the case study:
By using a CRM system to manage their student recruitment, they were able to cover the critical gaps in their existing Student Information System, which didn't handle relationships and communications management. I've seen this many times before, where schools end up having to use a 'send everything to everybody' approach in their communications, because they don't have the right data or the right systems to help them to focus their communications – for both prospective and existing parents and students.
You can read the full case study of NHA using CRM for student recruitment on the global Microsoft Case Studies website


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12 CFR 350.6 - Signature and attestation.
An authorized officer of the bank shall sign the annual disclosure statement. The officer shall also attest to the correctness of the information contained in the statement if the financial reports are not accompanied by a certificate or report of an independent accountant.
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Title 12 published on 2015-01-01.
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December 31 2013
Welcoming the new year on the ice
Posted by Lucy
These local fishermen spent Sunday ice fishing on Brakke Dam west of Kennebec. Fishermen have been catching perch, blue gills and crappies. Established ice shacks and portable tents have been popping up on lakes and rivers around the county. Cold temperatures have made a good 14 inches or more of ice.
- Scavenging through the county
- WCE Cooperative finishes up repairs after weekend storms
- High winds damage structures,
- North Central Farmers Elevator and South Dakota Wheat Growers Member-Owners Vote No on Unification
- Lyman School Board Election results
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Big Tentacles - The SWRT look at the Big Ten, and its sway over the college football landscape. Welcome to the planet. Andrew Coppens defends Maryland and Rutger's admission into the Big Ten. (Delany's Dozen) That Don't Impress Me Much. Jeff Seidel isn't too overwhelmed about Maryland and Rutgers joining the Big Ten. (The Detroit Free Press) Apocalypse Now. Hilary Lee reacts to the probable Notre Dame-SEC BCS title showdown. (Off Tackle Empire) Game Change. Ted Glover looks at how Michigan head football coach Brady Hoke and Ohio State HC Urban Meyer have reemphasized focus on "The Game" and the Wolverine-Buckeye rivalry. (Land-Grant Holy Land) Nothing Ever Goes As Planned. The Nebraska-Iowa rivalry hasn't quite gathered the steam that the Big Ten had hoped at the two-year mark. (The Cedar Rapids Gazette) Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out. Northwestern kicker Jeff Budzien is thankful that Michigan State HC Mark Dantonio decided to "ice" his first 43-yard field...
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Southwestern flavors in an easy, creamy pumpkin soup.
Melt butter in a 3-quart saucepan until sizzling; add onion, garlic, chili powder, salt, pepper and cumin. Cook over medium-high heat 3-5 minutes or until onion is softened.
Add broth; continue cooking, stirring occasionally, until mixture comes to a boil. Reduce heat to low; cook, stirring occasionally, 10 minutes.
Stir in pumpkin with wire whisk until well mixed; cook 5 minutes. Stir in whipping cream; continue cooking 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Transfer mixture to food processor bowl fitted with metal blade. Cover; process until smooth. Return mixture to saucepan; cook over low heat until heated through.
Serve warm. Garnish each serving with 1 tablespoon sour cream, if desired.
Calories: 240
Fat: 21g
Cholesterol: 65mg
Sodium: 980mg
Carbohydrates: 14g
Dietary Fiber: 4g
Protein: 3g
Easy and tasty! Served this with sandwiches, and it went over really well. Five guys finished the whole pot, though it wasn't as spicy as we'd hoped.
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At the beginning of this year, many Americans opened their paychecks to find that their take-home pay was suddenly less than it had been the previous month. The payroll tax cut had expired, resulting in the average American worker owing an additional $700 in payroll taxes this year compared to last.
For a two-parent household, that's $1,400 less with which to pay the bills, put food on the table, and fill up the gas tank. But it's far from the only added expense straining family budgets. Oil prices, in particular, have skyrocketed over the past decade, imposing higher direct and indirect fuel costs on families during already tough economic times.
Just like the payroll tax increase, increased fuel costs in the form of high gasoline prices are eating up paychecks while providing no additional economic benefit or utility. In 2012, the average household spent a record $2,912 on gasoline. Compared to the 2002 average of $1,235, that is an extra $1,677 that families have been forced to spend on transportation costs. That's money that could otherwise be saved or used to grow the economy, such as by starting a new business. more >>
Super Typhoon Haiyan and the anniversary of super storm Sandy should remind all of us of the tragic suffering that is part of living in the post-fall world, affected by both human sin and the divine curse (Genesis 3).
But is Rev. Darren A. Ferguson, of Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Far Rockaway, NY, whose home and church Sandy destroyed, right to insist that "climate change" made Sandy stronger than it otherwise would have been?
Assume for a moment (though there is good reason to doubt it) that the world's been warming rapidly and beyond the bounds of natural variability and that, as he put it, "we are the primary cause." Does that entail that Sandy was more powerful because of it? more >>
Controversial televangelist and former head of the Christian Coalition, Pat Robertson, recently told a viewer of his program that they should ask their gay son if he was molested by a coach.
During the "Bring It On" segment on "The 700 Club" that aired earlier this week, Robertson was asked by a viewer, identified as "Fields," as to what should be done about their 16-year-old son who has come out as a homosexual.
"I think you need to pray for him and I think you need to counsel with him and see--you know, is there really a biological thing going on?" replied Robertson, openly pondering if "a coach" might have influenced the teenager's decision. more >>
The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) is raising emergency donations for close to 4 million children believed to be affected by the catastrophic typhoon Haiyan, which has caused widespread damage and killed thousands.
"We are rushing to get critical supplies to children who are bearing the brunt of this crisis," said UNICEF Philippines Representative Tomoo Hozumi.
"Reaching the worst affected areas is very difficult, with limited access due to the damage caused by the typhoon to infrastructure and communications. But we are working around the clock to find ways to get these supplies to children as quickly as conditions allow." more >>
The Republic of Cyprus has entered the maelstrom of the world's most volatile region thanks to new-found gas and oil reserves combined with an erratic Turkish foreign policy and a civil war in Syria. Even as leaders of this Mediterranean island show skill dealing with these novel threats and opportunities, they need support from a strong U.S. Navy, something not now available.
Cypriot underwater gas and oil discoveries follow directly on ones found earlier in Israeli seas, located adjacent to them and uncovered by the same American (Noble) and Israeli (Delek, Avner) companies. The current estimate of 5 trillion cubic feet (tcf) as well as some oil has a value estimated at US$800 billion, a huge sum amount for a small country whose current GDP is a mere $24 billion.
The great majority of this energy will likely be exported to Turkey or Europe. A pipeline to Turkey would be cheapest and easiest but so long as Turkish troops continue to occupy 36 percent of Cyprus, this will not happen. A recent court decision permitting the Israeli government to decide what quantities of energy to export now offers other possibilities: Cyprus could swap gas with Israel that then goes to Turkey or the two allies could jointly build a liquefied natural gas terminal in Cyprus. more >>
A heated battle is taking place in Arizona between the fledgling solar industry and APS, the state's largest energy company, which enjoys a state-granted near-monopoly over energy. In sunny Arizona, it is peculiar that solar energy is being portrayed as the bad guy. Since Arizona is a Republican-dominated state, APS is sneakily buying up influential Republicans, both directly and indirectly, to perpetuate its crony capitalism. The Washington Post refers to these Republicans as "some of the best pollsters and consultants money can buy."
The spin goes like this, "stop subsidizing the solar industry." The word "subsidy" is used to scare Republicans. The solar companies are being compared to Solyndra, the green energy company that went bankrupt despite receiving more than $500 million in loans from the Department of Energy.
The reality is, the solar industry is not being "subsidized." Energy users who do not use APS power, but use their solar panels instead for power, are simply not being double-charged. When they are not using APS power, but are instead sending unused solar power energy back to the grid for others to use, they receive a rebate. This is known as "net metering" and has been in place since 2009. APS wants to eliminate this, which will essentially have the effect of charging solar users for APS power they do not use. Instead of receiving 15 cents per kilowatt-hour rebates for power the solar users send back to the grid, APS wants to reduce the rebate to 4 to 10 cents. This would add $50 to $100 a month to the power bills of solar users. The utility also wants to start charging solar users a monthly maintenance fee. more >>


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Various triggers may have different presentations and thus create a clinically known diverse group of diseases that we have classically grouped as chronic rhinosinusitis.
Atopy is a syndrome characterized by immediate hypersensitivity reactions to common environmental antigens. The "hygiene hypothesis" stipulates that childhood infections are associated with a lower risk of allergies. Not much has been published about the effects that the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) has on allergies, specifically allergic rhinitis. We conducted a study to investigate the prevalence of allergic rhinitis in patients with pulmonary TB before and after treatment of their TB. Our initial study group was made up of 121 patients with confirmed pulmonary TB who were followed up by questionnaire. In addition to demographic data, they provided information about their personal and family history of atopy and their current status with regard to allergic rhinitis. After providing informed consent, all patients underwent skin-prick testing with Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, Dermatophagoides farinae, and Blomia tropicalis allergens before and after TB treatment. Stool samples were obtained to identify patients with worm infestation, and they were excluded from the study. In all, 94 patients completed treatment and follow-up, and their data were included in the final analysis. Of this group, 31 patients (33.0%) exhibited symptoms of allergic rhinitis prior to TB treatment, and 26 (27.7%) had a positive skin-prick test. Following treatment, only 12 patients (12.8%) reported allergic rhinitis symptoms (p = 0.004), but there was no significant reduction in the number of patients with a positive skin-prick test (n = 20 [21.3%]; p = 0.555). We conclude that the treatment of pulmonary TB results in significant relief of atopy, particularly allergic rhinitis symptoms.
Given the spectrum of potential poor outcomes, some consensus has emerged in favor of early surgical management of significant ankyloglossia.
Spatial disorientation in airplane pilots is a leading factor in many fatal flying accidents. Spatial orientation is the product of integrative inputs from the proprioceptive, vestibular, and visual systems. One condition that can lead to sudden pilot incapacitation in flight is vestibular neuritis. Vestibular neuritis is commonly diagnosed by a finding of unilateral vestibular failure, such as a loss of caloric response. However, because caloric response testing reflects the function of only the superior part of the vestibular nerve, it cannot detect cases of neuritis in only the inferior part of the nerve. We describe the case of a Chinese naval command fighter pilot who exhibited symptoms suggestive of vestibular neuritis but whose caloric response test results were normal. Further testing showed a unilateral loss of vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMPs). We believe that this pilot had pure inferior nerve vestibular neuritis. VEMP testing plays a major role in the diagnosis of inferior nerve vestibular neuritis in pilots. We also discuss this issue in terms of aeromedical concerns.
Suppurative parotitis is an uncommon entity identified in newborns. While Staphylococcus aureus has been frequently identified as the causative pathogen among the few patients diagnosed with neonatal suppurative parotitis (NSP), there has only been one prior case described in the literature that was due to methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Because of its virulence, MRSA presents new and substantial challenges for the surgeon; we describe two cases of NSP caused by MRSA and the subsequent surgical intervention necessitated for cure. We also include a review of all cases of NSP described in the English-language literature.
Schwannomas are benign peripheral nerve neoplasms that arise from Schwann cells. They usually occur in the adult population. The most common site in the head and neck region is the parapharyngeal space. Intrapharyngeal schwannomas are extremely rare, and those that have been reported all occurred in adults. We report what to the best of our knowledge is the first case of an intrapharyngeal schwannoma in a pediatric patient. The patient, a 15-year-old boy, was treated successfully with surgical excision.
Neurofibromatosis (NF) is a genetically inherited, autosomal dominant disease, characterized by multiple cafe au lait spots, cutaneous neurofibromas and "Lisch nodules." Neurofibromatosis can develop from a neural source at any age. However, neurofibroma of the larynx is extremely rare and is usually manifested by obstructive airway symptoms. We encountered a 5-year-old child presenting with stridor and dyspnea, who had a diagnosis of laryngeal plexiform neurofibroma. The purpose of our report is the consideration of laryngeal NF in the differential diagnosis of dyspnea in infants and children.
When a congenital cholesteatoma is diagnosed early as a localized circumscribed mass, it can be resected with a very low risk of recurrence.
We report a case of alobar holoprosencephaly (HPE) and cebocephaly associated with uncontrolled maternal type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus. Alobar HPE is the most severe form of HPE. Patients with cebocephaly have ocular hypotelorism and a proboscis with a single, blind-ended nostril. Shortly after our patient was born, we were consulted for airway management, as the parents' goal was to bring their child home. A tracheostomy tube was placed, and choanal atresia repair was eventually performed. The infant was never decannulated, however, and she died at the age of 9 months of acute respiratory distress syndrome secondary to an upper respiratory infection. To the best of our knowledge, this case represents the longest reported survival of an infant with alobar HPE and cebocephaly. Decisions regarding the care of these infants should be made in a collaborative, multidisciplinary fashion, with special attention paid to the primary caregivers' goals of care.
Knowledge of nasal anatomy, use of decongestants, a combination of topical and injectable medications, and adequate time for anesthesia effect allow the otolaryngologist to comfortably perform a wide variety of nasal procedures using local anesthesia.
The finding of bilateral acute mastoiditis in an infant should prompt a search for underlying predisposing causes.
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For her debut at the Baltimore Farmers' Market, vendor Eula McDowell brought what she figured was more than enough black-eyed pea, lentil and navy bean soup to last through the day — and sold out in two hours.
"I was really proud of myself," McDowell said about her early market success with Savory Bean Soups. "At first I was satisfied with just being at the farmers' market, but customers told me they wanted to see me throughout the week."
McDowell listened. Her market fare has now grown into The Big Bean Theory, a full-time operation she opened last November at Owings Mills Mall.
McDowell is one of three Baltimore Farmers' Market vendors who have recently spun their market success into fixed locations. Fans of Roland Park Rustic Gourmet's Indian cuisine don't have to wait until Sunday for their pakora fix. Radhika Sule's food found a permanent home last summer at the Verandah, a retail and lunch spot on the Avenue in Hampden. And Nikki Lewis' marshmallow treats are now served at the Mallow Bar, a dessert cafe she opened last month in Rosedale.
For startup business, "farmers' markets are perfect for getting your product in front of people and for getting name recognition," said Virgina Schwarzenbach of the North American Farmers' Direct Marketing Association. "It's actually a viable part of a business expansion plan."
But these vendors aren't leaving the market behind. They will be in their usual spots Sunday morning, when the Baltimore Farmers' Market begins its 36th season, the 28th at its location under the Jones Falls Expressway. Some 3,000 to 5,000 people are expected to drop by to inspect the early spring offerings from Maryland farmers and reacquaint themselves with their favorite vendors of savory and sweet prepared foods.
Along the oval, a market-goer will play the part, willingly and often unwittingly, of business adviser, test-market volunteer and marketing consultant.
McDowell started midseason at the farmers' market, in August 2009, just as soup weather was settling in. But when she returned the following spring, she found customers in no mood for hot soup.
"I've quit my job, but now soup's not selling," McDowell said. "But I can make salads, quiches, dressings and teas."
Even some of her soups, McDowell said, grew out of suggestions from her market regulars. "Customers told me they wanted a creamy squash soup for Thanksgiving. I think of the pot as my canvas, and that inspired me to come up with a yellow split pea with butternut squash." That soup is now on permanent rotation.
Annual fees for the 39-week market season range from $1,000 to $5,000, depending on the stall's size, location and the products being sold. Vendors have different reasons for expanding to bricks-and-mortar establishments. Both Sule and Lewis found themselves needing permanent kitchen space to supply the increased demand for their products. Sule's specialty is healthy versions of Indian-inspired food, such as samosas. She debuted her Roland Park Rustic Gourmet at the downtown farmers' market in 2009, eventually adding other markets to her schedule and quickly outgrowing her rental kitchen.
"It started to get complicated," Sule said. "I figured if I could find a small enough outlet that would support itself and make my farmers' market business easier, I'd take it."
Rule found the space she wanted in Hampden, a colorful clapboard rowhouse that she uses as a commissary and a retail and lunch operation she calls the Verandah.
Rule said the Verandah, which opened last August, is supporting itself, which is all it needs it to do.
"If I don't like doing something, I will stop. I'm happy if the sales at Verandah cover the operating costs. My husband said if I wanted to make money that I should be building aircraft and weapons, not selling food on the street."
Market-goers aren't the only ones who notice long lines at the Zeke's Coffee stall, the first stop for hundreds of sleepy-eyed customers. Prospective wholesale buyers notice them, too.
Zeke's Coffee owner Thomas Rhodes said that his coffee roaster's presence at the Baltimore Farmers' Market has fueled his Lauraville company's wholesale operations.
He's never been on a sales call — potential buyers, including the operators of restaurants and retail stores, come to him.
"They see the lines at our stall. Then they taste the coffee and see that it's really good," Rhodes said. "The market has made us what we are today, no doubt about it," said the Lauraville resident. Even without the secondary business generated from the market, he said, the early hours and stall fees would be worth his investment of time and energy.
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'Battlestar Galactica' Special Set for 2009
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The special is set before the events of the miniseries and revolves around the aftermath of the Cylons' destructive forces. Two Cylon agents struggle with plots on the human ships that escaped and with the resistance fighters left behind.
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Two charities are teaming up to commemorate the first anniversary of Superstorm Sandy with Sandy Service Days.
Two charities are teaming up to commemorate the first anniversary of Superstorm Sandy with Sandy Service Days.
Lottery machines across New Jersey cranked out thousands of tickets for Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot with an annuity value of $400 million, but no jackpot-winning tickets were sold in the Garden State.
Lottery machines across New Jersey have been printing tickets all day in anticipation of tonight's Powerball jackpot with an annuity value of $400 million.
As Superstorm Sandy gets the blame for helping to cause the massive boardwalk fire in Seaside Heights and Seaside Park, there's concern about what other electrical issues lurk under the boardwalk.
One of the victims of the Washington Navy Yard shooting graduated from a south Jersey High School.
The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office says an electrical problem partially created by Superstorm Sandy is to blame for Thursday's fire on the boardwalk in Seaside Park and Seaside Park.
One of the busiest stretches of Route 70 in Lakewood will be off-limits to traffic tonight and tomorrow night.
Recovery from Thursday's boardwalk fire begins in earnest today with the Christie administration leading the way.
Flare ups continue along the charred boardwalk in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights as the investigation into what caused Thursday's continues.
Several hot pockets flared up overnight on the Seaside Boardwalk as the investigation into finding a cause of the 10-alarm blase continues.
The fire on the boardwalk in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights is nearly under control as most mutual aid has left and an investigation begins into the cause of the fire.
A quick-moving blaze that damaged four blocks of the Seaside boardwalk is 95 percent contained, according to Governor Chris Christie. Fire crews could be on scene for days to address "hot pockets."


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Subzero 550 Icemaker (Whirlpool Style)
Posted 28 July 2005 - 12:05 PM
Just replaced the motor module...after reinstalling the IM in the freezer, the water valve cycles on and off properly, but water now spills past the IM and down the inside of the freezer. Problem seems to be that the water fill tube no longer overlaps the edge of the little plastic receptacle that projects up from the side/end of the ice maker assy. (Looks like this receptacle is supposed to form a chute to guide the water down into the tray.)
As best I can tell, I had the IM installed directly up against the panel it attaches to in the freezer. And nothing looks bent. Also, I gave the water tube a pretty good tug to see if I had jammed it back away from the IM, but it doesn't budge.
Is/was there a nipple or fitting of some kind that went onto the end of the water tube, that carried the water over into the receptacle (ie., that I lost in the process of taking the IM in and out of the freezer)? I looked thru all the photos for parts for "Subzero + icemaker" at the repairclinic site but didn't see anything like this.
I did remove and reinstall the plastic finger pieces and receptacle, so maybe I mis-re-assembled it somehow. But it looks like there's only one way to attach the receptacle to the tray...
As a quick, temporary fix I cut the neck off of a plastic water bottle and used it to sort of extend the end of the water fill tube. It leaks a little bit, and I want to fix it properly, but am at a loss for what I hosed up......
Any thoughts?
Posted 29 July 2005 - 02:27 AM
Posted 29 July 2005 - 03:08 AM
Sometimes, these are hard to get eyeballs on. Use a flashlight and inspection mirror if you need to.
Posted 29 July 2005 - 07:04 AM
Agreed & understood, but those are the issues I'm looking at (and that have me stumped)
1. The end of the tube doesn't want to overhang into the little box receptacle (hence, the overflow);
2. If I stick my fingers up and wiggle the end of the tube where it tries to go in to the little box, and/or try to push the box back towards the end of the tube, there's no wiggle/give in either the tube or the box. Bottom line: There doesn't appear to be any way to adjust or extend or move either the end of the water tube or the top of the little box receptacle to bridge the gap;
3. When I (re)mount the IM to the panel it attaches to, I verified that the 3 IM mounting feet were up tight against the panel and the mounting screws were screwed in all the way.
But, it never leaked before, and it leaks now, so what am doing wrong?
But wait, there's more (a 2nd problem seems to have manifested):
How important is the thermal grease to the operation of the thermistor that senses the mold temp? About a month ago, the IM wasn't cycling on its own. I thought a busted thermistor might be the cause, so I took it out of the assy, placed it in a shallow cup of water (contacts up) with a (digital) thermometer probe, and checked continuity (open/close) vs temperature. I froze it solid (during which it was closed), then verified that it opened as it warmed up (by melting the ice with tap water). I made sure I didn't immerse the thermistor in water....
However, I didn't have any thermal grease (or adhesive - whatver its attached with), so I just reinserted it in the tray assy and made sure everything was screwed back together firmly, which is how I left it. I then installed a new motor module, saw the leak problem (see above), and am now faced with fixing the leak, as well as getting back to the (potential) thermistor/adhesive issue...
So, even though I have a slight water leak, the unit still isn't cycling on its own.
Do I need to go find some thermal adhesive/grease (and maybe a new thermistor) locally?
Gosh this is fun.
Thanks for your expertise....
Posted 29 July 2005 - 07:09 AM
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Posted 29 July 2005 - 09:22 AM
any idea on about how much of it should overhang into the little white box?
also, any comments on the thermistor installation (ie., do i need to re-grease it..(see end of previous post from me))
thanks again
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Posted 29 July 2005 - 10:23 AM
also, any comments on the thermistor installation (ie., do i need to re-grease it..(see end of previous post from me)}
That's thermal mastic, it improves the heat transfer between the thermistor and the ambient air. It's nice for more accurate temperature control but not crucial the run the refrigerator. You can buy a tube of thermal mastic from your local hardware store.
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By CHRIS PARTHEMORE
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Member, Leadership Erie County Class of 2010
If you build it, they will come
The problem is that nothing is being built, while old condemned buildings are allowed to decay. Is this what we want the future to look like -- a broken Rust Belt town that's seen better days?
Economic development in north central Ohio is based on our greatest natural resource -- Lake Erie. There's no denying that that we have a complicated relationship with our lake. It brings out the best of us and also the intolerant and sometimes adolescent side. It's our largest draw along with Cedar Point. And yet it's hard to say that we've done our best to sustainably utilize this resource. Many would love to see progress and many would like to see preservation. The reasonable but overlooked query then becomes: Why can't we have both?
The way forward always starts with a clear vision.
It seems as thought it has been a while since we've had a clear vision. Our city leaders become bogged down by mundane Monday night bickering with the public over seemingly much less important issues. And after observing the regular treatment they receive for serving the public, it's easy to see why some of our best and brightest aren't interested anymore. They're doing our work; let's talk to them with respect and treat them like our fellow citizens should expect to be treated.
Most reasonable people can agree we need public access, but that's just one thing on a large list of things we need. Those same reasonable souls can probably agree some kind of development on our waterfront could make a huge improvement if done with care. Old dilapidated buildings with roped-off perimeters to protect from falling stones are a clear eyesore, but there are plenty of beautiful structures already in place and easy to see. One needs only to drive straight down Columbus Avenue to see the potential. The architecture is appealing -- the boarded-up windows are not.
Fortunately, we have existing models already in place, and close to home too! Louisville, Ky., might have some great ideas, but it's not the most comparable city. It's roughly 48 times our size and sits on a river. Another look on the Great Lakes region finds Sheboygan, Wis. City leaders in Sheboygan have successfully turned their waterfront into a model of sustainable compromise -- one that started with a clear vision and people willing to work together on a good plan!
Sheboygan turned a 42-acre brownfield site into a mixed-use, public-private waterfront everyone can enjoy. Sheboygan's plan used underutilized land for economically and environmentally sustainable uses. For more than 100 years it had been used for the storage of coal, salt and petroleum. The land now houses a family resort, lakefront eco-park and trails, a riverfront promenade and retail and office space. It took careful planning and an architecturally cohesive design to fit both existing city structures and the desires of the public. They've managed to strike a balance between private economic development and public use and access.
This lofty project received a 2009 award from The Waterfront Center, a nonprofit organization dealing in all things waterfront. Seventeen businesses have opened their doors on the South Pier in Sheboygan and despite an economic downturn after they started, it managed to sustain during the recession. Their ability to work together toward a clear goal has given them a lift in hard times.
There's certainly a way to keep our public access yet make downtown a more appealing destination. Let's put glass in those windows with boards. Let's plant some more trees and see more "green" on the waterfront. Most importantly, let's work on making downtown the type of area that attracts young professionals. Places to shop, things to do and a nice place to live make a great recipe for success. The best part is that we already have a solid foundation to build on.
Sandusky has unlimited potential, but stopping progress at all costs is beneath us and some of the tactics used to stall development in Sandusky have portrayed our city in a negative light. It is time to call for compromise and citizenship. Progress and preservation are not mutually exclusive. If we refuse to acknowledge that, we'll only continue to squeeze the life out of the city we call home. Let's work together and make Sandusky both an economic success and even nicer place to live than it is now.


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Why is The Descendants rated R?
Official MPAA Rating: The Descendants is rated R for for language including some sexual references.
Violence: A tragic accident is mentioned and a woman in a coma is depicted. Some blood is seen during medical procedures. Death, organ donations and removing life support are discussed. Characters argue loudly and make accusations and mild threats. A man punches a teen.
Sexual Content: Characters are frequently seen in bathing suits and string bikinis. Movie posters of scantily clad women are seen on a TV screen. A young girl claims she watched a porno movie at a friend's house. Sexual language, slang anatomical terms, crude remarks and rude references to puberty are heard. A young girl models her older sisters underwear (bra and panties). Adultery is frequently discussed. A married man kisses a woman who is not his wife. A father questions the relationship between his daughter and her male friend.
Language: Language includes frequent use of a strong sexual expletive (once in a sexual context), a couple of crude hand gestures, scatological slang, terms of Deity and profanities. Disparaging remarks are made about the sick, elderly and mentally challenged.
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Tom Timmerman, a Tennessee Tech University decision sciences and management professor, is in the midst of a series of research projects based on what groups can learn from sports teams. He said professional sports teams provide an untapped gold mine of performance data that can tell us a lot about how people work together.
"Sports teams' records hold a wealth of information at the individual and team level," said Timmerman. "The amount and the completeness of the data are unlike any you'll find for other types of businesses. Wins and losses are hard to quantify in most businesses."
Not only is quantitative data hard to come by, many businesses just don't want to share how well, or not so well, they are performing; especially in sensitive areas. In fact, last year a group of the country's top researchers sought to conduct a comprehensive study of the effects of racial diversity on organizational performance for some of the nation's most powerful companies. Out of dozens of requests, only four responded with enough data to be useful and the study was canceled.
One of Timmerman's most comprehensive studies looks at almost 2,000 teams, baseball and basketball, from 1950 to 1997. It looked at the effects of racial and age diversity on the performance of sports teams.
There are two prevailing theories about diversity in the workplace — one predicts that groups of people of dissimilar races and/or ages are less productive because of the conflicts created by stereotypes, and the other says that diversity can be positive to group performance if different skills, information and world views are needed.
Timmerman chose to study basketball and baseball because they represent two different types of teams. Basketball is a "high-interdependence" game where team members work physically close together and success requires high interaction and cooperation. Baseball is a "low-interdependence" game where less interaction is required and individuals perform more autonomously.
"We find the same two groups in non-sports organizations," said Timmerman. "Some jobs, like working on an assembly line, require relatively little contact and cooperation with other people. Other jobs, such as product development teams, require much more interaction and collaboration."
The results showed that in basketball teams, age and racial diversity were significantly and negatively related to team performance. In baseball, age and racial diversity were unrelated to team performance.
"After controlling for team ability, greater diversity on basketball teams was associated with lower winning percentages," he said. But by dividing his study into time periods, he found a surprising pattern. "Age and racial diversity were related to basketball performance only in the 1981 to 1997 time period," he said. "The negative effect of diversity appears to be a relatively recent phenomenon and clearly deserves further study."
Timmerman suggests that high-interdependence teams have the most to gain from diversity, but his and other research finds that the benefits of diversity are often unrealized.
"Companies can't assume that increasing diversity will increase team or organizational performance," he said. "It can lead to lower performance without strong leadership in diversity management."
Timmerman's other recent studies include a look at the effectiveness of a coach on players of both similar and different races and of the influence on performance when minorities join a team. He said gaining insight to the roles diversity plays on the playing field is important to learning how diversity affects all workplaces."It stands to reason that if prejudice should have been suppressed anywhere, it would be in team sports where the common goal is easy to define and there's a common enemy to fight," said Timmerman. "Work teams may overcome the potential negative effects of demographic diversity by focusing on clear common goals and identifying competing teams."


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Weekly Chart Notes: Gwyneth Paltrow, Train, Florence + The Machine
By Gary Trust
SOUNDTRACK STRENGTH: Starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw and Leighton Meester, "Country Strong" grossed $7.3 million upon its nationwide premiere Jan. 7-9. The haul translated to a sixth-place finish in box office receipts in its opening weekend.
On the subsequent Billboard's Country Albums chart, the film's soundtrack ranks even higher, blasting 26-3.
With the advance, "Country Strong" becomes one of 11 movie soundtracks to reach the top five since Country Albums adopted Nielsen SoundScan data in 1991:
Peak Position, Title, Peak Year
No. 1 (35 weeks), "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," 2001 (The album is tied with Taylor Swift's "Fearless" for third-longest reign on Country Albums since 1991. In that span, only Shania Twain's "Come On Over" (50 weeks) and Dixie Chicks' "Fly" (36) have led longer).
No. 1 (nine weeks), "Hope Floats," 1998
No. 1 (nine weeks), "Hannah Montana: the Movie," 2009
No. 1 (eight weeks), "Coyote Ugly," 2000
No. 1 (one week), "Pure Country" (George Strait), 1993
No. 3, "Walk the Line," 2006
No. 3, "8 Seconds," 1994
No. 3, "Country Strong," 2011
No. 4, "Honeymoon in Vegas," 1992
No. 4, "Broken Bridges," 2006
No. 4, "Maverick," 1994
Despite their supremacy on Country Albums, just two of the 11 top five soundtracks have yielded No. 1s on Country Songs. "Pure Country" produced George Strait's "I Cross My Heart" and "Heartland" and "Hope Floats" featured Garth Brooks' "To Make You Feel My Love."
Still, songs from "Country Strong" are scaling Billboard charts, led by Paltrow's title cut, which vaults 47-11 on Country Digital Songs and scores Hot Shot Debut honors on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 81.
As "Country Strong" ascends on Country Albums, "Country Strong: More Music From the Motion Picture" arrives at No. 12. On the Billboard 200, the sets place at Nos. 10 and 48, respectively.
TRACKING TRAIN: Train's "Hey, Soul Sister" rolls to a 21st week at No. 1 on Adult Contemporary, matching the mark for the second-longest command in the chart's almost 50-year history.
The song equals the 21-week rules of Kelly Clarkson's "Breakaway" (2005) and Celine Dion's "A New Day Has Come" (2002). The titles trail only Uncle Kracker's record 28-week dominance with "Drift Away," featuring Dobie Gray, in 2003-04.
"Hey, Soul Sister" is one of three songs that Train places in the Adult Contemporary top 20 this week. Follow-up "If It's Love" reaches a new peak (17-15), while "Marry Me," the third single from "Save Me, San Francisco," arrives at No. 20, marking the group's highest AC debut.
With 5 million sold to-date, "Hey, Soul Sister" ranks as the ninth-best-selling download since SoundScan began tracking digital sales in 2003.


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Dylan McEttrick, a seventh-grader at Matilija Junior High School in Ojai, took first in a countywide spelling bee Monday night that went 19 rounds and took well over two hours.
"All the words I got, I knew," said Dylan, who won with "taciturn" — a word his teacher had recently included in his "monster" spelling words.
Dylan placed first among 13 competitors in the Ventura County final for the 2011 National Scripps Spelling Bee. Scripps is the parent company of The Star. Dylan will now take an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., to compete in the national spelling bee June 1 and 2.
Nervous families and friends nearly filled a hall at CSU Channel Islands in Camarillo to watch the event, which required the organizers to go into additional words for the first time the pronouncer could remember.
Martina Reyes, an eighth-grader at Rio Vista Middle School in Oxnard, came in second and will be Dylan's alternate. Her parents, Michelle and Sukarno Reyes, said they practice with her every day.
"I really wasn't showing my nerves," said Martina who, like the other winners, appeared remarkably calm on stage.
Kevin Lu, an eighth-grader at Medea Creek Middle School, and Keri Quemuel, an eighth-grader at Blackstock Junior High School in Oxnard, tied for third.
Just minutes before she walked on stage to start the competition, Keri was sitting in the back of the auditorium reading a dictionary.
"She always has a book," said her mom, Grace Ramos, who was in the audience with Keri's older brother. Other members of the family watched the bee on The Star's website from Australia, the Philippines, Washington and Virginia.
This year, students from 138 schools from Ojai to Oak Park competed in the bee, which is sponsored by the Ventura County Star, SAGE Publications, the California Lottery, County Schools Federal Credit Union, the Ventura County Office of Education and Star in Education.
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The 13 students who competed in Monday night's county spelling bee were:
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Cianna Calia, Ventura Missionary School, Ventura.
Michelle Pablo, Our Lady of the Assumption School, Ventura.
Athena Giron, Santa Clara School, Oxnard.
Martina Reyes, Rio Vista Middle School, Oxnard.
Keri Quemuel, Charles Blackstock Junior High School, Oxnard.
Carlos Cabrera, Piru School, Piru.
Lauren Garcia, Mupu School, Santa Paula.
Shane Specht, La Mariposa School, Camarillo.
Robert Mummery, Mesa Union School, Somis.
Kevin Lu, Medea Creek Middle School, Oak Park.
Bobby Tatum, MATES Charter School, Thousand Oaks.
Hannah Reagan, Living Oaks Middle School Academic Alliance, Newbury Park.
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