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AMES, Iowa – Now is the time for all good judges to volunteer for the State Science + Technology Fair of Iowa (SSTFI). The annual event is expected to bring more than 450 youth in grades six through 12 and their research projects to Ames March 27-28. Volunteers can sign up to be judges at the SSTFI Web site, (www.sciencefairofiowa.org).
"We have judges come back year after year because it's exciting and a great way to get involved in the passion of these kids," said Jay Staker, director of Iowa State University Extension Science, Engineering and Technology (E-SET).
SSTFI is searching for at least 50 judges with master's degrees or doctorates in science, engineering, technology or related fields to help lead judging teams. An additional 300 judges are needed who are either majoring in or have degrees in these fields.
"ISU Extension 4-H Youth Development is pleased to have SSTFI as a key event for youth as a part of our program," noted Jack Payne, vice president for ISU Extension and Outreach. "We encourage qualified volunteers to take advantage of this great opportunity to work with Iowa's young scientists."
According to the SSTFI Web site, judges evaluate how well students followed the scientific method, the detail and accuracy of research as documented in their data books and whether experimental procedures were used in the best possible way. Students are judged on creative ability, scientific thought or technology goals, research thoroughness, technical skill, clarity and dramatic value in their oral presentation.
"If volunteers have a science background and are willing to spend time talking with youth to help them understand research better and to spark that interest – those are the kind of people we want," Staker said.
To register to be a judge, go to the SSTFI Web site (www.sciencefairofiowa.org) and click on the judge registration link on the left side of the page. Staker suggested that judges be flexible and volunteer in high school or junior high in two sessions. The schedule has changed and all high school judging will be held on Saturday.
The fair runs Friday, March 27, 12-5 p.m. and Saturday, March 28, 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. with an awards ceremony at 5 p.m. The events are in Hilton Coliseum and the Scheman Building at the Iowa State Center at Iowa State University in Ames. SSTFI is affiliated with the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair and is open to any student in Iowa in grades six through 12.
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Tiger Woods on 70: 'A good start'
Updated: April 11, 2013, 10:31 PM ETBy Bob Harig | ESPN.com
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Tiger Woods never has been much of a fast starter at Augusta National, and that trend continued Thursday during the opening round of the 77th Masters.
Woods, a four-time champion, shot 2-under-par 70, a score he has posted on four occasions during the opening round. Of course, he went on to win three of those times, but on a day in which conditions were not overly difficult, there was a feeling Woods had left a few strokes out there.
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Adam Scott lived the charmed life, except when it came to majors. That's all a thing of the past after his Masters playoff win. Gene Wojciechowski
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- No. 5: Tiger's lone entry on the list
- No. 6: Lyle's bunker shot in '88
- No. 7: Nicklaus bears down in '75
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Your boss is a tyrant, your coworkers are intolerable, and all you do every second between 9 am and 5 pm is dream of the day you can quit and do what you really love.
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In a game last week, a big argument started over Masset and whether or not he's been any good, and/or will be any good the season. It basically boiled down to an argument that many have been having here and other baseball forums for awhile.
Batting Average of Balls in Play, and Can a Pitcher Control It?
I won't go into great detail about the history of the this argument, since it's been done many times on this site, and is really very boring and math heavy.
But here is the basic summation.
It was discovered that there is a very small range between most pitchers in their BABIP. It's usually right around .300. There are exceptions, but they are rare. From this, many Sabermatricians have concluded that pitchers have little control over their own BABIP. Therefore, in determining the skill of a pitcher, you do not need to look at hits, since they are what's behind his BABIP.
This is why advanced stats like FIP and xFIP, use only homers, K's and walks to determine a pitcher's skill level, and ignore hits.
Many watch games and see guys get lit up, and refuse to believe that this was luck, or that the pitcher had no control over the hits he gives up.
So that's the gist of the argument.
I am not actually going to get into this argument in this thread, but instead offer an alternative view of this subject. I think this might spark a better discussion. Or maybe I am way off and be proven to be an idiot in the first page. We'll see.
What about Slugging Percentage of Balls in Play?
Wouldn't that be a much better stat to look at and try to understand? I think intuitively, it makes sense that a pitcher can control the slugging percentage of of the balls put into play. At least much more so that just whether or not the ball was a hit.
If you are just looking at hits, you have to admit there is a lot of luck involved. Bloopers, grounders that find holes, the quality of the defense, official scoring decisions, etc.
But there is much less luck involved in a double, triple and of course, almost no luck involved with a homer. Sure there are some doubles that should be singles and triples that should be doubles, but most doubles and triples are ripped. It's hard to get a bloop double, or ground a ball through the hole for a triple. Most extra base hits are earned, and likewise are earned by the pitcher as well.
Has anyone looked at SLGBIP to see how it varies from pitcher to pitcher? I would love to see any work on this.
And SLG combines homers with hits, but emphasizes homers more than singles, since a homer is counted as 4 times more valuable that a single, when it actually is worth a bit more than 3 times a single. The same for doubles and triples. They are overvalued in slugging percentage too.
So SLGBIP would include singles, but value them less than homers, doubles and triples, which makes sense, since there is more luck involved in singles than in extra base hits.
Anyway, I would love to see any research on this and I would really love to see a pitching stat like FIP that uses SLGBIP instead of homers.
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Additionally, Yahoo unveiled GeoCities Advantage, a package for more advanced Web publishers that includes ad-free space, more sophisticated tools, 100MB of storage and a domain name. The service will cost $19.95 a month with a $25 setup fee. --Jim Hu, Special to ZDNet News


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FLSmidth : FLSmidth receives order for cement plant in Equatorial Guinea Company Announcement to the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority No. 07-2013,14May 2013 FLSmidth has been awarded an order worth approximately EUR 68m (DKK 505m) from Grupo Abayak AKOGA Cemento S.A. for the supply of a green field cement plant to be located in Akoga on the mainland of Equatorial Guinea. The plant will have a capacity of 3,000 tonnes per day. The scope of supply includes plant engineering and all main equipment, including jaw crusher, cone crusher, ATOX^® raw mill, OK cement mill, pyroline with cross bar cooler, dosing systems, filters, packing plant and automation control system. "Equatorial Guinea and the surrounding region have been relying on imported cement - thereby suffering from high prices and constraints. This plant will be serving the local market as well as neighbouring countries. FLSmidth is pleased to contribute to the development towards self-sufficiency in cement in the region, which will support social and infrastructure developments. Such an order is based on good customer relations and a professional approach," Group Executive Vice President Per Mejnert Kristensen comments. Grupo Abayak AKOGA Cemento S.A. is a newcomer to the cement industry but has been involved in multiple infrastructure projects in Equatorial Guinea. The order will be booked by the Cement division and contribute beneficially to FLSmidth's earnings until 2016. ------------------------------------- Please address any questions regarding this announcement to Group Executive Vice President Per Mejnert Kristensen, FLSmidth & Co. A/S at +45 36 18 18 00. For further information about FLSmidth, please visit www.flsmidth.com. Yours faithfully Pernille Friis Andersen Corporate Communications & Investor Relations Link to PDF version ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This announcement is distributed by Thomson Reuters on behalf of Thomson Reuters clients. The owner of this announcement warrants that: (i) the releases contained herein are protected by copyright and other applicable laws; and (ii) they are solely responsible for the content, accuracy and originality of the information contained therein. Source: FLSmidth via Thomson Reuters ONE HUG#1701610
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maybe this issue has been discussed before but I searched quite a while in the forums and didn't find an answer. My problem is the following: I ' m playing aroung generating morphs in ZBrush and Hexagon. If I send the mesh back to DAZ Studio a morph slider is automatically generated and everything works fine. However, in many cases I'm not content with the result. Now my question: Is there any possibility to delete the imported morph and make the new morph slider go away so that I can start over again with a clean figure? There appears to be no function in DAZ Studio to delete an imported morph. Have I overlooked anything?
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President Barack Obama's ringing statement in favor of the ground zero mosque had a gaping escape clause: He didn't necessarily support the mosque.
If anyone still wonders why newspapers are losing subscribers in droves, Thursday's AJC provided another case study.
Through repeated tours at Fort Benning and eventually serving as its commanding general, I got to know Georgia and Georgians pretty well.
Congratulations, dear reader. Silly Season, aka, the 2010 political campaign, is nearing the end. Most of the wannabes have been shunted aside and we are in the short days of the campaign. On Nov. 2, it will all be over. Can December come soon enough?
This week, students from across the state of Georgia will begin classes at public and private colleges and universities located within our state.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is some sort of bigot. In a speech about the ground zero mosque and religious freedom, Bloomberg stipulated that "it is fair to ask the organizers of the mosque to show some special sensitivity to the situation."
On July 19, I had a dentist appointment to get my teeth cleaned. I go every three months because my gums are bad from childhood neglect, plus I like going to see Erica, my hygienist. She laughs at all of my jokes. Also, I like having clean and shiny teeth, unlike some of my Flounder Creek brethren who prefer a dull shade of green.
Reporters and commentators frequently cite scientists as support for positions. In headlines, scientists assess disasters ("Scientists say Gulf spill is way worse than estimated"), bolster environmental actions ("Scientists say mountaintop mining should be stopped") even to make the obvious official ("Drought grips some of Harris County, scientists say").
The long-awaited reunion finally happened as July came to an end.
I love the state of Georgia better than apple butter, but sometimes the place can try my patience. Like right now. It is just too hot.
Thankfully, the name calling and mudslinging that presented itself as a runoff is over and done with. After a race that sank state politics to some pretty low places, Republican Nathan Deal narrowly edged out fellow GOP member Karen Handel to win the right to face Democrat Roy Barnes in November.
MOULTRIE - So how does modern man define entertainment? This question came to me the other night as I watched "Billy the Exterminator." There I was in my recliner watching some man dressed up like a rock star crawling under a house to retrieve a dead possum. He's a TV star because he can retrieve a dead possum?
The nation's Social Security program turns 75 years old this week.
"Clerk" is a commonplace term used to describe a variety of vocations, referring to persons who sell goods, wait on customers or engage in any type of clerical work, such as bookkeeping, copying and even running a cash register in a checkout line. Black's Law Dictionary defines "clerk" as the "officer of court who files pleadings, motions, judgments, etc., issues processes and keeps records of court proceedings," thus more aptly describing the functions of the 159 elected clerks of superior court in this state.
Every 67 seconds, someone in the United States develops Alzheimer's disease. By 2050, someone in the United States will develop the disease every 33 seconds.
It has been 31 years since he passed away, and not a day goes by that I don't miss him, especially on Father's Day.
The transportation bill received much attention this past legislative session, and rightfully so. It doesn't take long for one to drive anywhere in Georgia before noticing that our roads, interstates, and bridges are in terrible disrepair.
You may be surprised to learn that people sometimes disagree with me. You may be equally surprised that sometimes I see their point in the disagreement. Sometimes, I agree with that disagreement.
Many years ago, at the conclusion of the longest criminal jury trial in Liberty County's history, I overheard an attorney's son, who sat through several days of presentation of evidence during the trial, tell his father that, of all the jobs of court officials involved, he wanted my job as clerk of superior court.
Are you planning your summer vacation? I hope you don't think you have to toss out all your good green and sustainable habits when you travel!
Editor, The following is written in response to your article on June 10, 2015, discussing the indictment of Crystal Tilley. The Coastal Courier called the City of Walthourville earlier in the week seeking comments on the indictment. Then, as now, it would have been inappropriate for the city to officially comment on this matter. There is an ongoing criminal case, and current city officials and employees may be witnesses or called to give testimony.
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Ken Sailors
|Personal information
January 14, 1921
Bushnell, Nebraska
|Listed height
|5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
|Listed weight
|175 lb (79 kg)
|Career information
|High school
|Laramie (Laramie, Wyoming)
|Wyoming (1940–1943, 1945–1946)
|Pro career
|Point guard
|3, 4, 5
|Career history
|Cleveland Rebels
|Chicago Stags
|Philadelphia Warriors
|Providence Steamrollers
|Denver Nuggets
|Boston Celtics
|Baltimore Bullets
|Career highlights and awards
|College Basketball Hall of Fame
Inducted in 2012
Kenneth L. Sailors (born January 14, 1921[1]) is an American former professional basketball player. A 5-foot-10-inch (1.78 m) guard, he is notable for popularizing the jump shot as an alternative to the two-handed, flat-footed set shot.[2]
Sailors grew up on a farm south of Hillsdale, Wyoming, where he developed his effective jump shot while playing against his 6-foot-4-inch (1.93 m) older brother Bud. He eventually brought his skills to the University of Wyoming, and in 1943 he led the Cowboys to the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship. Sailors was named the NCAA Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Player for his efforts.[3] He was the unanimous selection as College Basketball Player of the Year in 1943.[4] He would earn the honor again in 1946. Sailors was the only player in the history of Wyoming Cowboys basketball to be selected as an All-American three times, in 1942, 1943, and 1946.[4]
From 1946 to 1951, Sailors played professionally in the BAA and NBA as a member of the Cleveland Rebels, Chicago Stags, Philadelphia Warriors, Providence Steamrollers, Denver Nuggets, Boston Celtics, and Baltimore Bullets. He scored 3,480 points in his professional career.[5] Sailors was inducted into the University of Wyoming Athletics Hall of Fame on October 29, 1993.[4] In 2012, Sailors was named to the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.[6]
In 2014, the University of Wyoming announced its plans to erect a specially-commissioned sculpture of Sailors outside of the University's basketball stadium, the Arena-Auditorium.[7]
See also[edit]
- ^ Sailors still big shot in Wyoming history
- ^ http://www.mylosingseason.com/2007/01/sailors-ferrin-mikan-and-great-santini.html
- ^ http://www.johnchristgau.com/jumpshot/jumpshot.html.
- ^ a b c http://www.wyomingathletics.com/trads/hof-1993.html
- ^ http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/sailoke01.html.
- ^ The New York Times. College Basketball. B14. March 7, 2012.
- ^ http://www.gowyo.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/012514aaa.html
Further reading[edit]
- Christgau, John (1999). "Kenny and Bud". Origins of the Jump Shot: Eight Men Who Shook the World of Basketball. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. pp. 187–214. ISBN 0-8032-6394-5.
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Episode PremiereJuly 19, 2000
DistributorComedy Central
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period1997 - now
Production CompanyComedy Central, Comedy Partners
Cast and Crew
DirectorTrey Parker
ScreenwriterTrey Parker
Main Cast
- Trey Parker
- Matt Stone
- Mary Kay Bergman
- Jennifer Howell
- April Stewart
- Eliza Schneider
- Mona Marshall
- Isaac Hayes
- Adrien Beard
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- Anne Garefino
- Jack Oldman
- Milan Aliya Agnone
The boys attend church and the priest puts the fear of hell in them. They must go to Sunday school and learn that they must confess their sins. The boys are worried about Timmy, after all, he can only say his name. Feeling the need to confess their sins they catch the priest in a compromising position and decide to save themselves.


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The great slabby walls left of 'Taipan Wall' are The 'Grey and Green Walls'. The smooth grey buttress on the left is, of course, 'The Grey Wall' while the mossy slab to the right is 'The Green Wall'. A smooth 15-20 metre high wall, the 'Petite Fleur' Face, runs along the foot of the cliffs.
There is a lot of good climbing on these walls, but many of the climbs aren't consistent. For instance, 'Sluice' has only two metres of grade 18 climbing in close to 100 metres. The original climbs are described but are sometimes included in composite climbs that are much more worthwhile. The contribution of the pioneers is not discarded but incorporated and acknowledged in more enjoyable climbs.© (willmonks)
Access issues inherited from North Grampians
This area is now reopening after the fires in early 2014
Here's an update from Parks Victoria:
Grampians National Park Update – 17 September 2014 (Rock climbing and Bouldering)
In January 2014 a large bushfire swept through the Northern Grampians causing widespread damage to visitor sites, roads and walking tracks. Many popular rockclimbing and bouldering sites were also impacted including Hollow Mountain, Summerday Valley and Mt Stapylton.
The dry, rocky landscape is now extremely fragile and will take a long time to recover – the fire burnt extremely hot so in many cases regeneration will now occur (very slowly) from seed. Loss of vegetation, loose rocks, unstable soils and loss of access tracks means any foot traffic will have long term impacts on the recovery of the environment. Impacts now will also affect the sustainability of rock climbing sites well into the future.
Recently, Parks Victoria, volunteers and contractors completed recovery projects within rock climbing areas to reinstate damaged walking trails, realign rock climbing access and replace directional signage.
As of Saturday 20th September access will once again be available to rock climbing and bouldering areas within the Stapylton Amphitheatre in addition to those already available in the Flat Rock area. The access track from Flat Rock has been realigned into Grey and Green Walls and to Taipan wall. Please follow these new alignments and refrain from walking off track.
Open Rock Climbing and Bouldering Areas in the Northern Grampians:
- Central Buttress
- Grey & Green Walls
- Taipan Wall (Upper and Lower)
- Spurt Wall
- Epsilon Wall
- Trackside Bouldering area
- Snakepit
- Wildsides
- Spurt and Afterglow
Closures remain in place at all other Northern Grampians Climbing and Bouldering sites for the time being, including Summerday Valley, Andersons, The kindergarten, Van Diemens Land and Cut Lunch Walls. Stapylton Campground also remains closed. Plantation Campground is the closest, open campground.
Parks Victoria will continue to assess damage and undertake recovery works over the coming months. Updates will be posted as re-openings occur. Please respect the fragility of the environment and support the long term recovery of the Northern Grampians by remaining out of any closed areas. While Parks Victoria regrets the need to enforce closures, substantial fines will be imposed on anyone found in any closed, fire affected areas.
Due to closures in the Northern Grampians, the availability of rock climbing, camping, car touring and bushwalking experiences is limited. Sourcing information on available campgrounds and other accommodation options is recommended. Please visit www.parks.vic.gov.au for park maps and regular Grampians fire recovery updates.
For detailed information on available rockclimbing and bouldering sites in and near to the Grampians please refer to recognised guidebooks/websites. A general list of open and available areas includes the following:
Rockclimbing sites open in the Grampians:
- Stapylton Amphitheatre
- Flat Rock
- Wonderland Range
- Serra Range (Including Mt Rosea and Bundaleer)
- Mt William Range
- Victoria Point area
- Victoria Range (Including the Red Rock, Muline and the Gallery area. Please respect cultural heritage and recovering fire affected areas)
- Limited Bouldering Sites available in and near the Grampians:
- Stapylton Amphitheatre
- Victoria Range (Including the Gallery area. Please respect cultural heritage and recovering fire affected areas)
- Serra Range (Including Mt Rosea and Bundaleer)
- Mt Arapiles
- Mt Talbot
- The Black Range
Please remember your climbing etiquette:
- Only climb and boulder in open accessible areas
- Stick to tracks
- Respect fragile environmental areas and cultural heritage
- Keep an eye out for Aboriginal Art sites – Report to Parks Victoria if you come across anything new.
- Be mindful of cleaning
- No chipping or bolting
- Avoid excessive chalk
- Take your rubbish home with you
Access this area by traversing the base of the cliffs either from the right end of 'Central Buttress' or from the left end of 'Taipan'.
The safest descent from the longer climbs is to walk south along the cliff-tops to meet the walking track to the top of Mt Stapylton and follow this track back into The Amphitheatre. Parties with novices are strongly advised to use this descent.
Alternatively, if you have two ropes, use the abseil descent down 'Navarre' which is 2 long (45-50m) abseils. This is difficult to locate from above unless you already know where it is. Novices will require supervision on this abseil. The first abseil is about 10 metres below the top, just left of a large cave. The first abseil is free hanging at times and you need to veer to abseiler's right so as to land on the terrace at the top of the first pitch of 'Navarre'.
Finally, the 'Hollow Mountain' walking trail can be gained by walking and scrambling north along the tops, which makes for quite a fun adventure though some may want to rope up for some of the chasm crossings.
'Petite Fleur' Face is described first, then the Grey Wall, then the Green Wall. The climbs in each sub-area are described from left to right.© (willmonks)
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In a recent case study from the USGS, researchers discovered that both the microbiology and organic chemistry of waters produced from fracking vary significantly from well to well.
A new economic and policy analysis concludes that the hydraulic fracturing (HF) or "fracking" being done in Texas is adding to the state's overuse of its water resources, but is only part of the state's water problem.
Investigation finds at least 6 fracking fluids on the market with higher concentrations of benzene (a carcinogen) than diesel fuel, and at least 153 wells fracked with liquids containing ethylbenzene (a probable carcinogen) in 11 states (OK, ND, TX, WY, CO, CA, OH, LA, NM, MT, and MI).
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I am going to let you in on a little secret: Bread machines are amazing! Yes, I know how to make my bread by hand. I do it every single week. That doesn't stop me from loving my bread machine however.
What a great way to throw together a few ingredients and end up with the perfect dough. You can also add what you need and forget the whole thing until the mouth watering odor wafts out of the kitchen.
The real secret is that most people never even use their bread machines, so they sit in a cupboard and then end up in a thrift store. I paid $6.00 for my bread machine, that makes a 2 pound loaf, and included the recipe book with it. I would bet money that it never saw a speck of flour.
Here is a recipe for butter rolls. You add the ingredients and set to the dough setting. Then take out your perfect dough and make dinner rolls. Genius!
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Hello from Seattle
My husband and I are building a 36" oven. We haven't decided on the height yet, but after reading some posts we may go with a taller oven just in case we want to cook that beer can chicken!
We are currently laying out the arch and are having a tough time deciding on the style and the approach. It seems to be a difficult part to photograph and clearly describe how to install it. We like the look of a few flat bricks and then an arch with a keystone in the center. We will keep poking around the site and see what we find.
This community has been so helpful and generous with their time, I thank you for helping all those before me so I can benefit from your responses!
Looking forward to our first brick oven pie! I built a mud oven in '08, but it is just too small and is cracking terribly. Forno Bravo made the brick oven seem possible. Thanks
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The arch seemed imposing to me also but is really not. As you will see with most peoples builds here, a form is used with shims under it to remove it safely once your arch is complete. I'm going to attach a couple photo's.
You'll find all the help you could ever need here. Good luck!
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A 36" oven will be plenty tall to cook that beer-can chicken. You'd have to go to extraordinary lengths to make it too short, as it's harder to make an dome lower than it is to make it higher.
I'm in Seattle too. LMK if you need guidance on getting materials.
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Kids at home love this Hoppin' John - guess the name too play a part in making this their favorite. This Hoppin' John is pretty easy to prepare too - just give it a try this weekend.
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Dried Field Peas, Do Not Soak)
|1 (Plenty Of Meat)
|Crushed red peppers
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Medium, chopped
|Raw rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Boil peas, hambone, and crushed peppers in enough water to cover until tender, adding more water if needed.
Add to the rice, 2 cups cooked peas and 2 cups pea liquid with chopped onion.
Put in rice steamer or double-boiler and cook for 1 1/2 hours or until rice is thoroughly done and dry.
Serve remainder of peas in separate dish with a shaker of crushed red peppers.
This is better if made ahead of time and the rice is reheated.
Note: Always eaten on New Year's Day in South Carolina, "from the statliest houses to the humblest cabin." Traditionally, eating Hoppin' John on New Year's Day will bring good luck.
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Carrboro Alderman Michelle Johnson made it official Tuesday on WCHL, announcing her intention to run for a second term on the Board.
Listen to Johnson's conversation with WCHL's Aaron Keck.
First elected in 2011, Johnson is a clinical social worker and yoga instructor. Thus far, she says she's proudest of her work with the Rogers Road Task Force to bring long-awaited remediation to the Rogers Road neighborhood – but she says there's a lot more to do in the next few years.
"Affordable housing's going to continue to be an issue," she says, "(as well as) the ArtsCenter, (the) Arts and Innovation Center, the library and the Cat's Cradle…
"And then one more issue is the police forums: in response to what's going on in our country with police and institutional racism and cultural racism, we're trying to be proactive with our police force and suggesting racial equity training and having some conversations with the community."
(The next one of those conversations will be a public meeting this Monday, June 29, at 7 pm in Carrboro Town Hall.)
Johnson was elected to the Board in 2011 along with Dan Coleman and Lydia Lavelle. As it happens, she's the only one of the three who's still in that position: Coleman moved to Australia in early 2013 and Lavelle was elected mayor later that year. Damon Seils and Bethany Chaney now fill those seats – they won special elections in 2013 and 2014, respectively. (Neither Seils nor Chaney have announced their reelection plans publicly yet.)
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The filing period for local offices begins on Monday, July 6 and runs through Friday, July 17.http://chapelboro.com/news/election/michelle-johnson-running-for-re-election/
Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt has worked alongside Matt Czajkowski for nearly eight years – and squared off against him in a 2009 race for mayor that was one of the closest Chapel Hill had ever seen.
They've had disputes – but with Czajkowski about to step down from his Town Council seat at the end of this month, Kleinschmidt says he will be missed.
RELATED: WCHL's Elizabeth Friend spoke with Czajkowski about his decision to leave the Chapel Hill Town Council to continue non-profit work in Africa:
"One of the things we say after every election is that with any change, even with one member, the Council becomes a different body," Kleinschmidt says. "(Czajkowski's departure) is certainly going to change the way our Council functions and operates and the way in which we have conversations and conduct our deliberations…
"I think Matt has added what he's promised, which is a different view, an alternative view, and (he's) helped ensure that our Council's deliberations were enrichened with varying perspectives – and I think we're going to miss that."
Now the question becomes: will the remaining members of the Council appoint someone to fill Czajkowski's seat until the November election? Following the town charter, Mayor Kleinschmidt will officially announce a vacancy on the Council after Czajkowski steps down, and the town will begin accepting applications for an appointment – but what the Council members do with those applications is up to them.
"Because there is no deadline on when such an appointment has to take place, it really depends on what conversations the Council has and how it responds to the applicant pool," Kleinschmidt says.
Council members have two options for an appointment: they could choose to appoint a new member who would then run for a full term in November – or they could appoint a member who vows to serve only as a placeholder for eight months and not run in the fall.
Mayor Kleinschmidt says there are advantages and disadvantages either way – but any appointee would have to be experienced.
"There are several people out there who are contemplating Council races in the coming year, and we have to be thoughtful about what it means to appoint someone who's presented themselves as a potential candidate," he says. "Another way we could go is to perhaps seat someone who's committed to not running, someone who's a placeholder – and I think if we were to go in that direction, we would want someone who could come in and very quickly fill an important role that would involve finalizing our budget for the coming year as well as contributing to the Obey Creek development agreement process.
"Those are very complicated and difficult issues, and if we appoint somebody, they're going to have to deal with those things immediately."
There is also a third option: Council members could simply choose not to appoint a new member and leave the seat vacant until the fall.
Kleinschmidt, for his part, says he's not sold on that option yet. "That would leave the Council with only eight members, and I'm somebody who thinks there's a purpose behind the fact that the Council is made up of eight members and the mayor," he says. "It's been about 40 years since the town made that decision, and I think there's value in maintaining a full set of officials to help make decisions. In that way, I think we can ensure that a diversity of views is being brought to the table during our deliberations."
Regardless, the discussion about whether to appoint or not to appoint will not officially begin until after Czajkowski steps down at the end of March. And his term expires in November – so one way or the other, voters will elect a new council member to serve a full term in that seat by the end of the year.http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/czajkowski-to-step-down-will-chtc-appoint-a-replacement/
As expected, the Democratic Party gained some seats in the North Carolina General Assembly in Tuesday's election – but not enough to overcome the GOP's veto-proof majority in either house.
It was a foregone conclusion that Republicans would retain their majorities in the State House and Senate; the GOP entered Tuesday's election with a 77-43 advantage in the House and a 33-17 edge in the Senate, and very few of those 170 total districts were competitive in this cycle. (Many candidates ran unopposed.) But Democrats were hoping to gain enough seats to end the Republican veto-proof "supermajority": as long as the GOP holds more than 60 percent of the seats in both houses, a united party can override any gubernatorial veto.
According to the State Board of Elections, Democrats did pick up three net seats in the House to cut the GOP's advantage to 74-46 – but they needed at least three more gains to overcome the supermajority. In the Senate, Democrats actually dropped one seat, giving Republicans a 34-16 edge.http://chapelboro.com/2014-election-central/dems-gain-ncga-gop-keeps-supermajority/
Republicans have seized control of the Senate and strengthened their hold on the House in a wave of Election Day victories.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell defeated his Democratic challenger in Kentucky, putting him in position to become the new Senate majority leader.
Republicans picked up Senate seats in seven states.
And Republicans are on track in the House to meet or exceed the 246 seats they held during President Harry Truman's administration more than 60 years ago.
Republicans also swept governor's races across the country, scoring upsets in Democratic bastions like Maryland, Massachusetts and Illinois.
The Democrats' only significant victory came in Pennsylvania, where businessman Tom Wolf ousted GOP Gov. Tom Corbett.
Three contests remain too close to call: Alaska, Colorado and Connecticut.
House Speaker John Boehner is telling Republicans that despite victories in the House and Senate, it's "not a time for celebration."
Boehner says instead, it's time for government to start "implementing solutions to the challenges facing our country." He says those challenges begin with what he calls a "still-struggling economy."
Most voters would agree with that. Exit polls showed voters don't have much trust in government, feel the nation is off on the wrong track and believe life will be worse for the next generation.
And above all, voters surveyed while leaving the polls say they're worried about the economy. People who say their own financial situation grew worse in the past two years voted for Republican congressional candidates by a 2-1 margin.http://chapelboro.com/2014-election-central/2014-election-gop-wins-big-nationwide/
If you haven't voted early yet, you only have a couple more more days.
Early voting continues through Saturday at five locations in Orange County. So far, turnout has been brisk: on Wednesday, 2348 residents cast their ballots early. About the same number of people cast early ballots on Monday and Tuesday as well.
Through the first six days of the nine-day early voting period, Orange County saw 13,939 votes cast. That puts Orange County on track to end the early voting period with close to 21,000 ballots.
View a breakdown of early voting totals in Orange County, by day and location.
To put that into perspective: during the last midterm election, in 2010, only about 16,500 voters cast ballots early in Orange County – and that was with a significantly longer early-voting period.
There are five early voting locations in Orange County: the Board of Elections office in downtown Hillsborough; Master's Garden Preschool, also in Hillsborough; Carrboro Town Hall; NC Hillel on Cameron Avenue in downtown Chapel Hill, just off campus; and the Seymour Center on Homestead Road.
Click here for a full list of locations and hours of operation.http://chapelboro.com/2014-election-central/early-voting-still-strong-orange-county/
Only three days remain for early voting this year, and turnout at the polls is still consistently high in Orange County.
On Tuesday, Day 5 of the early voting period, 2433 Orange County residents cast their ballots – almost exactly the same as Monday's total. Through the first five days, 11,591 Orange County residents have cast early ballots – putting Orange County on track to end with about 21,000 early votes cast, if the trends hold.
See a complete day-by-day breakdown of votes cast by location.
To put that into perspective: in the last midterm, in 2010, a total of 16,500 Orange County residents cast early ballots.
Early voting continues through Saturday at five locations in Orange County: at the Board of Elections office in Hillsborough; at Master's Garden Preschool, also in Hillsborough; at the Seymour Center on Homestead Road in Chapel Hill; at NC Hillel in downtown Chapel Hill, on Cameron Avenue just off campus; and at Carrboro Town Hall on Main Street.
For a full list of locations and hours of operation, click here.
Election Day itself is Tuesday, November 4.http://chapelboro.com/2014-election-central/early-voting-turnout-still-high-oc/
Election Day 2014 is less than three weeks away – and early voting begins in six days – but pollsters still aren't sure how things are going to shake out, primarily because voters this year generally dislike all of their available options.
That's on the national level as well as here in North Carolina. Public Policy Polling director Tom Jensen says there's a general anti-incumbent sentiment – but that's mitigated by the fact that voters are also opposed to the incumbents' challengers. Both the Democratic and Republican Parties are having trouble gaining traction with the electorate; third-party candidates are drawing support in many races, but not nearly enough to have a viable chance of winning – only enough to (possibly) sway the vote from one major-party candidate to the other.
What will this mean on Election Night? Jensen says he suspects voters will ultimately hold their collective noses and vote whatever party they've supported in the past. PPP's most recent surveys focused on two conservative states, Idaho and Kansas, where Republican incumbents are in surprisingly close races – but Jensen says those incumbents are building slightly more comfortable leads (or pulling closer to the lead, in Kansas) as GOP-leaning voters are falling back in their camps. The same goes, he says, for reliably Democratic states like Massachusetts, where Democratic incumbents too are slowly pulling away in surprisingly close races.
See the latest PPP survey from Idaho…
…and the latest numbers from Kansas.
In North Carolina, Jensen says the race for U.S. Senate is still a toss-up: Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan still holds a very slight lead, but Republican challenger Thom Tillis appears to have closed the narrow gap by a point or two in recent weeks. (Jensen says he doesn't think the current flap over same-sex marriage will move the dial much: red-meat conservatives may be motivated by Tillis's continued defense of the state's now-defunct gay-marriage ban, he says, but just as many moderates will be turned off by it.)
As for the race for General Assembly, Jensen says Democrats are almost certainly going to gain seats in the North Carolina House and Senate – but not nearly enough to overcome the GOP's enormous majority. At best, Jensen says, Democrats might be able to win enough seats to deny Republicans a veto-proof majority – which could be significant if there's a split between House and Senate Republicans and Governor Pat McCrory (who campaigned as a moderate).
Tom Jensen spoke with Aaron Keck on WCHL Friday.
So after all that, what do voters want? Jensen says there does seem to be something of a consensus, with Americans embracing a mix of some liberal and some conservative positions. (A majority of Americans oppose Obamacare, for instance, but support Medicaid expansion and an increased minimum wage.) But that particular blend of views doesn't have a home in either party's platform.http://chapelboro.com/news/election/election-day-nigh-still-dont-like-anybody/
A United States Supreme Court ruling means North Carolina voters won't be able to register to vote and cast ballots on the same day, and voters won't be able to vote out of their precincts.
"We do want to encourage anyone out there who has not registered to make sure that they register," says Orange County's Board of Elections Director Tracy Reams.
The deadline to register is Friday. Reams says registrations are considered "on time" if they are postmarked by Friday.
The Supreme Court halted the ruling of the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday. On October 1, the 4th Circuit Court reinstated same-day registration and out-of-precinct voting. Before October 1 both were not allowed.
Reams says getting the word out regarding this change in election laws has been a top priority.
"How we're going about getting this information out is through press releases and media such as yours," Reams says.
She says word of mouth is one key way to share this information.
"When people come in here to register, we let them know Friday is the deadline, and 'do you know of anybody else that needs to register, maybe family, friends, neighbors?'," Reams says.
Early voting starts October 23, and November 4 is election day.
For more information, and to download a voter registration form, click here.http://chapelboro.com/news/election/us-supreme-court-stops-nc-day-registration-precinct-voting/
On Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals placed an injunction on two provisions of North Carolina's 2013 election law, blocking them from being implemented for the upcoming November election.
On Thursday, the court denied a motion to stay that order until after the election – so attorneys for the state have appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Wednesday's ruling does not put a hold on the entire law, but rather two provisions of it: one that eliminates same-day registration during the early voting period, and another that eliminates the counting of "provisional ballots," or ballots cast by voters who come to the wrong precinct on Election Day.
A variety of organizations have challenged the law in court, saying it disproportionately affects black voters – which, if true, would violate the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Wednesday's ruling doesn't necessarily strike down those two provisions – it just puts a hold on them until the legal challenge is resolved. (The ruling means that same-day registration would be allowed during early voting, and provisional ballots would be counted, during this upcoming election.)
But the Supreme Court may choose to step in and reverse the lower court. In fact this week the Supreme Court did exactly that in Ohio, reversing a lower-court decision to allow enforcement of a similar law. Among other things, the Court ruled there that it's too close to Election Day for a judicial decision to change election law without creating undue confusion.
Attorney General Roy Cooper filed the appeal on behalf of Governor Pat McCrory, even though Cooper has said he personally opposes the law in question. The Supreme Court has not yet decided whether to take the case.http://chapelboro.com/news/election/nc-election-law-ruling-appealed-supremes/
The last couple of weeks have been good ones for Democrats in the race for control of the U.S. Senate – at least according to the pollsters.
This week, Public Policy Polling released its latest North Carolina survey, showing incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan maintaining a four-point edge in her race against Republican challenger Thom Tillis. That's unchanged from PPP's previous survey – and recent surveys from other pollsters have found much the same thing.
PPP director Tom Jensen spoke with WCHL's Aaron Keck last week (before PPP's latest survey was released).
Jensen says the GOP still has a good chance of retaking control of the Senate in the November midterm – merely by picking up Democratic-held seats in Republican-leaning states – but he says Democrats are looking stronger in the so-called "purple" states like North Carolina and Michigan. Indeed Michigan may no longer be a "purple" state at all: though governor Rick Snyder is a Republican, Jensen says Michigan in general is "increasingly out of reach for Republicans" trying to win statewide office.
And while the GOP is still looking to gain seats in the Senate, Michigan's turn is a sign of good news for Democrats when it comes to the presidential race – not just in 2016, but also beyond. While former "swing" states like Michigan have become reliably Democratic in recent presidential elections, former GOP strongholds like Virginia and North Carolina have turned purple – and that, Jensen says, means it's "harder and harder for Republicans in presidential elections." That's especially true in 2016, he says, at least assuming Hillary Clinton decides to run: nationwide, Clinton currently polls stronger than Barack Obama did in 2012, and Obama won reelection by a fairly wide electoral-vote margin.
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The Minnesota Vikings ended the preseason Thursday with a 28-24 loss to the Houston Texans, unable to gain any momentum team-wise while finishing the preseason with a 1-3 record. But this preseason hasnt been about a record; its been about the development and evaluation of a very young roster. A look at how the team graded out with its backups on the field in the final rehearsal for next Sundays season opener against Jacksonville: Passing offense: B Minnesotas offense had a little bit of everything on Thursday, and the big plays will make the coaches smile. The passing game started clicking after starting quarterback Joe Webb gave way to Sage Rosenfels. Rosenfels hit receiver Devin Aromashodu for a 58-yard touchdown as part of a 7 for 11, 111-yard performance. Rookie receiver Jarius Wright bettered Aromashodu by one yard, catching a 59-yard touchdown from McLeod Bethel-Thompson. Receivers Stephen Burton and Emmanuel Arceneaux each had a 22-yard catch. In all, Minnesota had 317 p...
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Velez Sarsfield made it two wins from two in the Argentinian Apertura as they beat Arsenal Sarandi 2-1. Lucas Pratto opened the scoring after six minutes and an Ivan Marcone own-goal doubled the lead after the break before Emilio Zelaya grabbed a consolation at the death.
Goalkeeper Gaspar Servio scored an own-goal with just six minutes to play as Banfield went down to a 3-2 home defeat to Defensa y Justicia. Emiliano Tellechea opened the scoring for the visitors but a penalty from Santiago Salcedo Gonzalez six minutes after the break evened things up before Brian Fernandez had Defensa y Justicia on top again. Enzo Trinidad grabbed a second equaliser for Banfield but just four minutes later Servio put through his own net to settle it.
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