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By the numbers alone, basically everyone in the country has been the victim of at least one data breach in the past year, if not more. 106 million Americans had their card data stolen from Target and Home Depot alone, to say nothing of the data breaches at Jimmy John's, Dairy Queen, P.F. Chang's, UPS, Albertsons, Jewel-Osco, ACME, Shaw's, Sally Beauty Supply, Goodwill, some Marriott hotels, Neiman Marcus, and Michael's craft stores. And that isn't even considering other breaches that were too small to make national headlines, or that simply haven't been discovered yet. [More]
Do You Ever Shop Anywhere? Congratulations: Your Data Will Be Hacked
Chase Data Breach Hit 76M Households, 7M Businesses; Account Info Not Stolen
Remember that coordinated hack attack against JPMorgan Chase and other banks from August? Chase now says information — but apparently no payment data — on some 76 million households and 7 million small businesses was compromised. [More]
Jimmy John's Confirms Credit Card Data Breach At 216 Locations
Months after it was first reported that payment systems at sandwich chain Jimmy John's may have been compromised, the company is finally confirming that 216 of its stores were indeed hacked, putting customers' credit and debit card data at risk. [More]
Home Depot Already Being Sued Over Apparent Data Breach
As of right now, Home Depot has yet to confirm multiple reports that its in-store payment system was hacked, or given any indication how extensive the breach might be. But that hasn't stopped people from suing the retailer. [More]
UPS: Hackers Hit Computer Systems At 51 Retail Stores, Possibly Exposing Customer Info
Did I bump my head and wake up in late 2013? Because it sure feels like deja vu with a slew of recent data breaches: Joining P.F. Chang's, a group of supermarket chains and Community Health Systems in this month's data breach roll call is United Parcel Service, which says 51 of its retail store locations had their computer systems hacked. [More]
Walmart Policy Requires Customers To Fork Over Their Credit Card's 3-Digit Security Code
In light of recent, high-profile data breaches, consumers are constantly on guard when it comes to their credit card information. So it might come as a surprise that the country's largest retailer is asking customer to fork over the sacred three-digit security code on the back of cards in order to make purchases. [More]
Target Tries Making Up For Data Breach By Issuing Secure Chip-And-Pin Cards Next Year
In the wake of the massive theft of customer data, Target is revamping its store-branded credit and debit cards with chip-and-pin technology that will make them more secure for in-person transactions, but still leave the door open to some fraudulent use. [More]
Craft Store Michaels Confirms Data Breach Affecting 2.6 Million Credit Cards
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A blank envelope arrived on Amanda's doorstep. She almost tossed it aside, since it didn't say "HEY! I'M IMPORTANT!" on it. She happened to feel a plastic card inside, though, so she opened it up. Inside was her new debit card. That's good, isn't it? Amanda doesn't think so. [More]
MasterCard, Visa Form Industry Group To Address Payment Security Issues
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Secret Service Reportedly Investigating Possible Data Breach At Sears
The retail world is still feeling the aftershocks that rumbled through the industry after Target revealed it was hit in a hack attack that exposed credit card info and personal data of up to 110 million customers. As such, inside sources are whispering that Sears is the focus of a new probe from the U.S. Secret Service to see whether it was the victim of a possible security breach. [More]
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Americans cherish their privacy, but as headline after headline brings alarming news of data breaches, governmental snooping, and data mining, it becomes evident that something needs to be done. That's why more than 30 civil liberties and consumer advocacy organizations have written President Obama urging him to push for legislation that would make new consumer privacy protections law. [More]
Homeland Security Warns Retailers About Malware Used In Target Hack
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What we thought was getting worse just keeps getting worser: This morning we heard that the data breach at Target had hit 70 million customers, instead of the 40 million originally reported by the company. And now that number is not only possibly up to 110 million, but it could include people who didn't even shop during the holidays, which is when Target said the leak happened. [More]
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Visa, MasterCard Don't Want You Knowing Which Companies Are Failing At Protecting Your Information
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Adam Himmelsbach of the Courier-Journal recently caught up with the parents of former Louisville coach Bobby Petrino. The Petrino's told Himmeslbach that their son recently traveled to Helena, MT., to stay with them for several weeks in October. Coach Petrino's father, Bob Sr., says his son really misses coaching. He also said that Coach Petrino has some interest in the Kentucky job. Here are some quotes from Bob Petrino Sr., courtesy of Courier-Journal.com "I know he wants a job; he needs a job," Petrino Sr. said by telephone Wednesday. "He told me, 'I need a job, Dad.' I said, 'Well, you must still have some money. You made 31/2 million dollars.' And he said, 'Yeah, I do. It's not the money.' He just misses coaching so much." "I just know this, that he's interested in Kentucky," the father said. "He wants to stay in the SEC. That was his life's goal was to go to the SEC." "You know, he made mistakes," Petrino Sr. said, "but he couldn't have gone through any pu
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|Today 10:09 PM
Tonight it was literally five minutes, maybe not even that. I cut the front piece of the door window frame to length, marked it and cut it, that was it.
Not much but still more than the entire 15 months prior to last week.
|Today 06:58 PM
We still razz her about what happened the first time she microwaved some of the carrots - they sparked! We stood there with our mouths hanging open
in astonishment - sparks everywhere, and little burn spots on the carrots
The next year we ran the garden soil through a screen and found all sorts of interesting stuff, A model A carb. A 49 Dodge hubcap. A couple of rear axle shafts. A Lodge sparkplug (pink ceramic). Several chainsaw chains . Lots of nails & stuff.
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|Today 05:24 PM
Took the first trailer-load of scrap to the metal recyclers - pocketed $110.00
Got the second load (mostly old lawnmowers) ready to go
Tomorrow - I load up the rest of the scrap, including two old, dead window-mount air conditioners, a steel drive-way light pole, a couple of old fenders & doors.
Later - when I can get to it all - a couple of engines (a seized solid 350 SBC, a 2.2 Isuzu with a spun bearing) and various other junk.
Discovered something under a tarp - a V6 Chev that I didn't know/remember that I had.
Wonder if they are like the magical reproducing 289s? MANY years ago, I was in a frenzy of swapping between a couple of 65/6 Mustangs and a couple of 66/7 Fairlanes. I drove all 5 cars into the yard. Put the rod-knocking, smoking 289 out of "that" car into the very rusty Fairlane wagon with the slipping trans, put the good motor from "that" Mustang with the crashed fender into the "mint" Mustang, etc, etc. Sold the good cars and scrapped the junkers with the junk engines in them.
Drove all 5 cars OUT of the yard afterwards.
And had one engine left over! To this day I do not know how THAT happened! Now I have a Chev V6 that seems to have "appeared" somehow.
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I just have to post what someone else got done, Sean, on his T. Sean doesn't post on this thread, only on his build thread can we see his awesome T, but it's worth checking out guys!
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We have been under the smoke from up there for a week now. The whole weekend was hazy and health alerts for people with difficulty breathing to stay indoors. We need the wind to switch around and blow the smoke to the arctic circle and Russia...
You'll be happy about having all the "junk" out of the way once your done. Then you can start accumulating new junk...
|Today 04:48 AM
That smoke is making its way down here now
|Today 01:31 AM
Just seen the fires on the news tonight dave not good eh?
Hope the firemen get it under control quick, thinking of you guys up there.
Later gator
|Yesterday 10:41 PM
Well, today was another "non-car stuff" day. Dug down and uncovered the septic tank so it could get its annual pump-out.
Sure glad it was a LOT cooler today than it has been lately - but NOT happy that the cause of the cool-down is that the sun was blocked by dense clouds of forest-fire smoke.
Drought like S Cali around here this year. (It's not climate change - its just that the weather is different than it usually is! )
Also got a trailer-load of scrap metal ready to go to the scrappers first thing tomorrow. Approx 3 or 4 more loads to go yet.
And THEN - gotta get out the recip saw and chop up the old hot-tub so it can go to recycle place. All that should keep me out of mischief until the weekend!
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|Yesterday 09:22 PM
Oh, and by the way my LP for the night got a little later than my CCR and Chuck Berry I listened to yesterday...
|Yesterday 09:20 PM
I got out there for my five minutes (just about literally 5 minutes) and heated up the front window frame portion to straighten out the bend a little to match the roof.
Got that all done and then opened up my box of wheel covers our fabrication master John Long sent me.
A few of the very first '53 Corvettes sold had passenger car wheel covers on them, so I figured I needed to look into that for my Motorama truck. I really would love to have Vette wheel covers but being a set is about $2000-$3000 I will be going without them.
Besides, these may even be cooler being the first Vettes used them.
I love the box John, I appreciate that you appreciate my order.
It cracks me up that I thought he was sending me 4. So I opened up the box pulled them out and took this photo. I then picked the box up and headed to the garbage can and it hit me that the box was heavier than I thought it would be. I had to double check that the box bottom was real thick or something to account for the weight, nope, there was another wheel cover! LOL Glad I double checked.
I can't wait until I get them on some wheels on this truck out in my "styling courtyard" to stand back and look at it.
Now I need to find a set of worn out white walls someone is pulling off some vintage Corvette that I and put on the truck while it's being built.
John, I thank you so much for the covers, that was very nice of you and I really appreciate it.
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Architectural Model - Public Housing Development, Port Melbourne, 1986 Reg. No: SH 891634
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- Architectural model of Public Housing Development, Bay Street, Port Melbourne. Designed in 1986 by architects Bates Smart and McCutcheon Pty Ltd for the Victorian Ministry for Housing.
The model was made by Crysell and Associates in 1989, and donated to Museum Victoria for its exhibition 'Home Sweet Home: Changes in Victorian domestic architecture 1839 - 1989'.
- Description:
- Model depicts a large townhouse development. The porthole windows, ship's railing, grey stucco, and white bricks reflect the seaside location. Model shows part of the development only.
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- Donation from Mr Robert Bruce - Bates, Smart & McCutcheon Pty Ltd, 1989
|530 mm (Width), 670 mm (Length)
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OUR galaxy seems to be more milkshake than Milky Way, opening up a fresh cosmic mystery. The first three-dimensional map of stellar motion in our galactic neighbourhood shows that stars are all shaken up, and hints that the galaxy is undulating like a flag in a breeze.
Mary Williams at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam in Germany and her colleagues combined recently released data about the horizontal speeds of thousands of stars with other readings of how the stars are moving up and down. They found that stars closer to the centre of the galaxy are spreading outwards above and below the galactic plane while stars further from the centre are squashing inwards. The motions of individual stars within these zones are chaotic, with some sloshing around in odd directions. But if we could see the overall pattern from the outside, a section of the galactic disc would resemble a rippling flag (Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, doi.org/ph7).
The motion could be produced as two satellite galaxies, called the Magellanic Clouds, spiral around the Milky Way and distort its disc. Or dark matter lumps from a halo surrounding our galaxy could be passing through and kicking up a fuss. Such scenarios can be tested by refining galactic models with possible culprits in mind and comparing them with observations, says Ralph Sutherland at the Australian National University in Canberra.
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Stephen Jackson has problems on most teams he plays for in the NBA, but for some reason he fits in well in San Antonio. Jackson had his breakthrough season with the Spurs back in '02-'03, which helped him earn a contract with the Atlanta Hawks. Jackson jumped around to four other teams over the next eight seasons. He had a notable 30-game suspension for his role in the brawl in Indiana, a 7-game suspension for firing a gun outside a strip club, and he has had numerous team or league-issued suspensions for minor infractions since. He admitted he quit on the Bobcats, and he successfully forced his way out of Milwaukee last season. That long list of missteps doesn't seem to bother Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who loves Jackson. "I love his sense of humor and I love his competitiveness," Popovich said Sunday, via the Star-Telegram. "He gives us a little bit of an edge. "It's great to have him, and the guys really appreciate him, especially Timmy (Duncan). He's been one of Timmy's favorite players through the years, so it's great having him back with the squad." Are we talking about the same Stephen Jackson? The same guy who seems to be a problem everywhere he goes? I guess the Spurs like the enforcer role he plays and the way he threatens opposing players. Or maybe Jackson made up with Duncan by finally letting the big man rap with him.
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Ryan Phillippe Meets Up With Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend For Doctor's Visit
The pair split in September of 2010, and when Knapp announced she was pregnant she claimed her former flame left her high and dry with medical bills and subsequently hired a lawyer.
While Phillippe has yet to take a DNA test -- he is going to wait until after the baby is born to avoid the risk of any pre-natal complications -- PEOPLE magazine reported that if the child is indeed his, he will absolutely be involved in the child's life. A source told People, "Ryan is aware of the situation [and] totally prepared to take responsibility should the child be his."
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Does it take a pause to figure out that this relationship ended in say 10/30/10 a month before the split so is he so stupid to think this is his child...shows how stupid he really is... he just keeps grasping for straws...and she wants her second of fame....REALLY SAD...BUT WHO REALLY CARES!!!!!!
Did you hear the end of the video? He'll step up and support "her" and the baby if it turns out to be his.
Easy paycheck for sure for mom. Look at Sheen, his ex's that have kids get entire "estates," child support and huge homes.
It's a lotto win for her if Ryan's the dad. It shouldn't be, but it is.
What I mean was Ryan's momma's lotto ticket. He'll be support not just the kid, but the mom.
What a joke.
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Why should he support the mom? Didn't she have a job before she met him? Didn't she have a life before she met him? Yes he should support the child, but mom, let her get a job.
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The math is right. If she is almost due they were still together. But better get test regardless.
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well that's an easy paycheck for 18 years. And he is just plain stupid...hello! Wannabe + actor = pregnancy!
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Why do all of you have nothing but nasty things to say about her? What about him? It takes two to make a baby and if they didn't want a baby, their both responsible now.
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A man has to be totally stupid to get a woman knocked up in this day and age if he doesn't want to be a daddy.
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The Cleveland Browns didn't pull of any last-minute trades before the NFL trade deadline, and now it is time for the team to get to work and get Campbell and his offense ready to beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
Josh Gordon is still on this team and he will play a large part in the Browns victory coming on Sunday. The Browns played the Ravens tough in the first game this season. The Cleveland offense sucked because they had a poor choice at quarterback in the first Baltimore game.
Those days are gone and now the Browns can focus on doing the things necessary to get the ball down field. This will be Jason Campbell's second start with the Cleveland offense.
I look for good things to happen in this game. He started to look comfortable in the second half of his first start, and with another weeks practice under his belt, Campbell should perform better.
He is calm behind center and he doesn't make the mistakes that could cost the team the game. If he plays as well in this game and gets the kind of defense we all know this team is capable of playing, the Browns should beat Baltimore and that would be huge heading into the bye week.
Cleveland signed WR Armanti Edwards yesterday. He is labeled as a wide out but he is more of a return man, Edwards also played quarterback in college and he beat Michigan once while in College.
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The team can beat the Ravens, the Browns know it, the coaches know it and most of all Jason Campbell knows it. They have to play hard on both sides of the ball, and it can be done folks. The distractions of any trades are gone.
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I agree with you. If the Browns had Hoyer or Campbell at QB they would have beat the Ravens in the first meeting. I think the Browns would have won in the Miami game as well. We are heading in the right direction. I am very happy to see that we did not trade anyone on the team.
Man we are finally going to beat baltimore and I can't use my season tickets this weekend.
I hate to be negative but Campbell has a history of playing well in one game then horrible in the next. That's why he hasn't been held onto by other teams. No body more than me hope I am wrong. Another question is if Campbell goes down who takes he place? Please don't tell ne Weedon, but who else is there?
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Davy Jones' sudden death hit me hard, a real shocker — not just because I was among the jillions of preteen girls who had a huge crush on the British Monkee, but also because I met him for the first time late last summer. At the age of 65 and hair tinged with gray, Jones […] [Read More]
J-Lo responds with 'no nip', while Tyler exposes his
"There was NO nipple!" Jennifer Lopez hoped to end the cleavage controversy on "American Idol" Tuesday night with that pronouncement. It all started with buzz about possibly a little bit too much frontal exposure at Sunday's Oscars. Was it a shadow or a slight "nip-slip" on the left side of J-Lo's plunging white shimmer gown? […] [Read More]
'Leap Year' TV-style: Leapin' creatures on 'Live!'; Texas-set 'GCB'
Ladies, if you have no interest in proposing to your honey Wednesday in honor of Leap Year, here are a couple of TV ways to celebrate the special day, San Antonio style. Watch our local Sea World celebrity trainer, Chuck Cureau, introduce a bunch of leaping animals on "Live! with Kelly." The charming Cureau (right) […] [Read More]
TV's Oscar glow revived by a 'mahvelous' Crystal
Welcome back, Oscars! As someone who has deemed the awards show a huge television event since the early 1960s, when I'd watch them on the best TV in our house – in my mom's room, on her bed — I was thrilled, once again, to feel the glow of a truly satisfying evening. Last year, […] [Read More]
One Texan in 'Idol' 24 wowed Simon before in S.A.
San Antonio's Meaghan Cooper, who made it through at least part of the Hollywood rounds of "American Idol," unfortunately didn't get the "Top 24" nod, but two other pretty Texas blondes did. One of them, Baylie Brown, 22, of Krum (right) may be remembered from her stellar San Antonio audition back during the one year "Idol" […] [Read More]
It will be a 'Top Chef' Texan!
The odds certainly didn't favor an all-Texan "Top Chef" finale. In the beginning, only two out of 16 chef-testants who started their "Top Chef: Texas" journey in San Antonio were from the Lone Star State: Paul Qui of Austin and Houston native Sarah Grueneberg ( in photo at right with judge Tom Colicchio) who now […] [Read More]
Rockin' college station here gets MTV nod; needs votes
Lately, in my car, I've been keeping the radio station tuned to KSYM (90.1 FM) for an exceptional musical ride around town. Hey, the local DJS even provide the current time regularly, something I appreciate when I'm usually pushing the pedal trying to make an appointment or rendezvous. So, I'm not surprised the San Antonio […] [Read More]
S.A.'s Vanessa stole 'Race' opener with racy yell
Right out of "The Amazing Race" gate, it came through loud and clear that San Antonio's Vanessa Macias definitely has the right stuff for a TV reality show: lots of get up and go and a tendency to say risqué things that make memorable sound bites. "My uterus is in my throat!" she yelled when […] [Read More]
Why S.A.'s 'Survivor' beauty shone and could go far
San Antonio's tall, lithe "Survivor" contestant shone – but not glaringly – on her first outing of the CBS reality show. On this week's premiere, Kim Spradlin (owner of Bella Bridesmaid here) came across as smart, cool-headed, determined and interested in making the best of tense situations. She also rocks a bikini. Even host Jeff […] [Read More]
Guns, skis, ice picks? Texans fight hard to reach 'Chef' final
It seems only fitting: Texans now dominate "Top Chef: Texas." However, it was a hard fight to the finish – involving ice picks, skis and a gun — before Paul Qui of Austin (far right in pic) and Sarah Grueneberg of Houston (far left) were passed through to the final three. And really, it's […] [Read More]
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Luther College's Center for Sustainable Communities welcomes 6 new AmeriCorps and FoodCorps members to help transform school environments across the Northeast Iowa region. This dedicated and diverse group of individuals comes from across the nation to volunteer for a year of service with one common goal: to help create a just and vibrant local food system and build active local communities. Housed at Luther College's Center for Sustainable Communities in partnership with the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness initiative members serve in 18 community school districts across the region.
Luther College is one of four core partners of the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative, which includes Northeast Iowa Community College, Iowa State Extension and Outreach, and Upper Exploreland Regional Planning. Luther College coordinates education and outreach to school districts by supporting school wellness teams and through the direction and supervision of the AmeriCorps and FoodCorps members. Within the schools members serve a variety of needs including teaching kids about what healthy food is and where it comes from, getting kids actively learning with movement built into the day, building and tending school gardens, and bringing local food in to classrooms and cafeterias.
Over the course of the last four years that Luther College has hosted members Northeast Iowa, Food and Fitness has been able in schools to:
- Create 17 new wellness teams that meet on a regular basis to promote wellness in school.
- Provide 1000+ hours of nutrition education directly to students
- Develop 11 new walking school buses throughout the region
- Hosted over 400 different events for parents, teachers and students to encourage an active lifestyle and healthy food habits
- Worked with six school pilots to create Healthier! Tastier! Fresher! Local! school lunches that meet the new Federal Guidelines and most importantly use school lunch as a means to teach kids how build healthy food habits into their lives
- Increase the amount of local food purchased by schools from $14,000 in 2011 to well over $20000 in 2012
- Passed comprehensive wellness policies in two districts including Decorah CSD and Clayton-Ridge CSD, along with Allamakee CSD and Central CSD modifying their current wellness policies to add in support of local food, school gardens and healthier cafeterias
- Gained national attention. Allamakee CSD was visited by Senator's Harkin's office and congratulated on an amazing school lunch program. Howard-Winneshiek CSD is to receive the Healthier USschools Challenge Award this fall and Central CSD received the award last year.
- Leveraged over $100,000 and counting in grants and gifts to school for wellness projects
- Built and maintained 18 school gardens, a natural playground, and one brand new Learning Landscape located at MFL MarMac CSD
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Megan Woodward (Decorah CSD, North Winnishiek CSD) is an AmeriCorps member serving with Luther College in partnership with The Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative. She is from Oconomowoc, Wisconsin and has a degree in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. Megan has spent two seasons working on an organic farm learning how to grow food and sharing her knowledge and passion with others. Her most recent experience with formal food and nutrition education comes from volunteering at NuGenesis Farm. There, she guided classes through the garden, teaching students about the benefits of locally grown produce.
Felicia Pinto: (MFL MarMac CSD, Clayton-Ridge CSD) Felicia Pinto is an Americorps member serving with Luther College in partnership with the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative. She has traveled all the way from a small town in Massachusetts to serve this upcoming year. She graduated from Framingham State University with a Bachelors in Food and Dietetics. Prior to being accepted to the State of Iowa AmeriCorp 4-H Outreach program she spent time volunteering for a few different companies were she taught others how to shop, eat, and cook healthy. She has worked in foodservice and hospitals for several years but community work is her true passion.
Ashley Dress (New Hampton CSD, St. Joeseph CSD, Postville CSD): Ashley Dress is originally from Carmel, Indiana and studied at Indiana University-Bloomington, graduating in 2008 with a B. A. in journalism. Although she still enjoys writing, life led her away from careers in that field: to teaching English as a second language in South Korea as well as serving as a teacher collaborator and community outreach Peace Corps volunteer in Uthai Thani, Thailand, from where she returned in February of this year. She has over 10 years of teaching experience, ranging from preschoolers to adults. This past summer, she worked as an apprentice for a non-profit in Indianapolis, learning about urban farming and community wellness. Ashley is excited about serving as a FoodCorps resource contact for Luther College in partnership with the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative this year.
Ashley Turk (Allamkaee CSD and Oelwein CSD)is a FoodCorps service member serving at Luther College in partnership with the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative. Ashley was born and raised in northern Illinois in the Chicago suburbs. She has worked with children in a variety of settings, from after school enrichment programs to classroom teaching. Ashley is excited to be serving with initiative as it combines her two passions, children and food. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign with a minor in Gender and Women's Studies.
Paige Wettach (Turkey Valley, Howard-Winneshiek, and Central Community School Districts) is an AmeriCorps member serving at Luther College in partnership with the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative. She is partnered with. She is from Decorah, IA and graduated from Luther College where she majored in Communication Studies. Paige interned at the Decorah Area Chamber of Commerce, working on ad campaigns, newsletters, press releases, and other forms of communication. She has taught swimming lessons and volunteered in a second grade classroom, exploring her love for educating children. Raised in an active family, Paige is extremely passionate about food and fitness and hopes to make a difference in helping kids develop healthy habits.
Jake Geis: (North Fayette Valley, West Central, Riceville) Jake Geis is the AmeriCorps contact for North Fayette Valley, West Central, Starmont, and Riceville. He was most recently Program Coordinator at Imago Dei Village Camp in Clintonville, WI. Jake served to create and lead activities for all grades and age groups while focusing on holistic safety/wellbeing and caring for natural creations (like the human body!). He is passionate about sharing fitness education with youth that encourages them towards active, healthy, and fulfilling lifestyles. Jake is originally from Green Bay, and has a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Biology from Luther College.


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Oily rags blamed for fire that damaged Oregon homecomments (4) August 25th, 2009 in blogs
A fire in Salem, Oregon, is being blamed on linseed-oil soaked rags improperly disposed of. According to fire officials, the oil-soaked rags ignited via spontaneous combustion. The woodworker and homeowner had used the rags on a project that day, and the rags ignited in the evening. Just a reminder that you should dispose of oil-soaked rags the right way: put them in a container with a lid for controlled disposal, or hang them to dry in a well ventilated area.
The homeowner suffered minor injuries, and damage is estimated to be around $60,000.
For more tips and information on this topic, and to watch a video of an oil-soaked rag combusting, check out this previous post from Fine Woodworking's Guide to Safety.
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Once I am done I remove the rags and hang them on a line away from any combustibles and leave them to dry. Once they are completely dry (its easy to tell, they're stiff and don't smell anymore) they go into the regular trash as recommended by our local waste disposal folks. Check with your local disposal outfit as rules vary.
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Has anyone heard of this? I stumbled upon it today while reading a blog called Mommypotamous. It's a diet designed by a doctor who used it to supposedly cure her son of autism. The goal of the diet is to heal your gut from all of the bad foods we've eaten as well as things such as antibiotics, being bottle-fed instead of breastfed, medication, etc. It claims to cure people of all types of conditions including fatigue, thyroid issues, stomach and intestinal problems, Celiac Disease and even type 1 diabetes. I have no idea how anyone could be cured of type 1 diabetes but this lady claims that it can happen. Over time, she says, you will require less and less insulin until you require none at all. Of course she doesn't make any claim that it will happen to everyone who tries the diet. She advises that people stay on the diet for at least 2 years. The diet looks a lot like a low-carb diet with no processed foods, lots of grass-fed and pastured meat and broth from the meats, vegetables, etc. It allows beans like lentils and navy beans but does not allow rice, starchy vegetables or anything with gluten. I've read a lot through paleo eating blogs and books that the health of one's gut is very important to maintain overall health and that most of us need a lot of help in that area because of the SAD that a lot of us have been used to eating.
In any case, I thought it was interesting. I try to look at things with an open mind and while I don't think it will cure my diabetes (how can you go from your body not making insulin for 24 years to suddenly being cured??), I think it may help in other areas. What do you think? Has anyone tried it before or heard of it? If you'd like more information just google GAPS Diet or Dr. Campbell-McBride.
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 05:10 PM
I heard about it after joining here a week & a half ago (looking into all the low-carb stuff) I ***have*** to eat Gluten-Free (was dx w/Celiac disease last Oct.) so I'm already halw-way there on some of these diets.
I also saw SCD (specific carbohydrate diet, I think)
Dr. Bernstein has something similar:
Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution. A Complete Guide to Achieving Normal Blood Sugars. Official Web Site
I'm just trying to adjust to having T2 right now (although I am counting the carbs I eat)
I also saw SCD (specific carbohydrate diet, I think)
Dr. Bernstein has something similar:
Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution. A Complete Guide to Achieving Normal Blood Sugars. Official Web Site
I'm just trying to adjust to having T2 right now (although I am counting the carbs I eat)
I'm a T2 also diagnosed with Celiac Disease &
Aspergers Disorder.
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I have been following a Paleo diet for about 5 years. It has not allowed me to get rid of my Metformin, but I do feel very healthy. I never believe the claims some of these diets make.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A great ending
The Sweet Far Thing carries right after the events of Rebel Angels. Alliances have to be made. The magic has to be given equally to all tribes but Gemma hestitates. She loves the magic too much and likes helping her friends and loved ones by using it. Yet bad terrible things are happening in the realms and there's a strange eerie power that's growing in the dreaded...
Published on Sept. 10 2009 by Karoline
3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but lacks the big picture
Gemma enters the realms and is clearly a very important and powerful person the the world, and yet she lacks the spark that requires me to believe that she is really this powerful person. The first hundred pages of the book are characterized not by her actions, but by her inactions; she waits and thinks and never really does anything. I realize that the author is...
Published on Feb. 3 2008 by Liza Dearest
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4.0 out of 5 stars A great ending,
Karoline (Richmond BC) - See all my reviews
The Sweet Far Thing carries right after the events of Rebel Angels. Alliances have to be made. The magic has to be given equally to all tribes but Gemma hestitates. She loves the magic too much and likes helping her friends and loved ones by using it. Yet bad terrible things are happening in the realms and there's a strange eerie power that's growing in the dreaded Winterlands.
Be forewarned, this is a BIG book. It's slightly over 800 pages. So give yourself ample time to read it. This is a lot to read through and I'm afraid to say it, but it does seem to drag a bit. The girls go into the realms, then they're back to reality. This goes back and forth a lot and it gets tiring a bit. The reader can't help but get frustrated but, when you progress through the novel, the ending and the climax makes up for it tenfold. That being said though, there's a lot of action in this book. Fans of Victorian gothic and magic will love this. There's a good balance between the "real world" of Victorian England and the "other side" where magic, and fantasy come to life.
I still adore Gemma. She's not afraid of breaking any rules of propriety and does not care what the world thinks of her in their social circles. I like that about her. She wanted to run her life as she saw fit and didn't care what others thought of a woman running "loose and free" in society. She hasn't lost her wit (in fact it increases ten fold in this book) and her innermost thoughts still make you chuckle. What I didn't really like about her, is it seemed as if her friends just used her for her magic, and I thought Gemma was a lot stronger than that. Then again she's afraid of being lonely and is only doing what they ask for to please them and to let them stay with her. That being said, underneath that selfishness her friends end up staying fiercely loyal to her and they really do value her as a friend.
Aside from the constant travelling back and forth between the worlds, the last book of this series does a good job tying up loose ends and you're left with a satisfying yet bittersweet ending. Overall a good albeit long book. A great closing to a wonderful trilogy and a must read for fans of Victorian Gothic books.
4.0 out of 5 stars Courtesy of Teens Read Too,
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The third and final book in Libba Bray's Gemma Doyle trilogy, THE SWEET FAR THING picks up a few months after REBEL ANGELS ended.
It's now spring, and Gemma has been unable to reenter the realms with or without her friends since the Christmas holidays, when she sealed all the magic inside herself. She has grown uneasy with dreams of the supposedly dead Circe and the absence of Kartrik, despite his pledge to support her. As Mrs. Nightwing oversees the rebuilding of Spence Academy's long destroyed East Wing, Gemma discovers a door that leads into the realms. Soon she, Felicity, and Ann have rejoined Pippa in the realms.
All is far from well, however. Within the realms, the various tribes strive to convince Gemma to share her magic, and she finds herself unable to trust any of them. Circe is not dead after all, and her warnings frighten Gemma. And what of the new visions, in which Gemma sees a former student of Spence Academy, who writes of the Tree of All Souls?
Outside the realms, there is just as much uncertainty. Gemma prepares for her debut and tries to make her peace with her father and brother. Felicity's headstrong behavior has put her on the verge of losing her inheritance and freedom. Ann must decide whether to risk everything on the chance of a career in the theatre.
As dark forces spread through the realms and the girls' debuts approach, Gemma must find more strength in herself than she ever thought possible, and decide just what kind of woman she wants to be -- for herself, not anyone else.
Fans of the trilogy will tear through this book, eager to reach its conclusion and learn the fates of all its characters. Bray's descriptions of Victorian life and the mysterious realms are as colorful as ever. Gemma makes a sympathetic if sometimes frustrating narrator, believable in her struggle to make the right decision. At over 800 pages, THE SWEET FAR THING is far longer than either of the books before it, and there is some repetition to the earlier scenes, but those who love the world will be happy to spend as much time there as they can. Toward the end, the plot picks up to a heart-pounding pace. Between cheering the happier parts of the ending, and grieving over its inevitable sadness, readers will be glad to have lived through this tale with Gemma and her friends.
Reviewed by: Lynn Crow
3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but lacks the big picture,
Liza Dearest "Liza" (Canada) - See all my reviews
Gemma enters the realms and is clearly a very important and powerful person the the world, and yet she lacks the spark that requires me to believe that she is really this powerful person. The first hundred pages of the book are characterized not by her actions, but by her inactions; she waits and thinks and never really does anything. I realize that the author is attempting to give Gemma a teenage naivete and her head strong tendencies, but she makes obvious, point blank mistakes by never trusting common sense and never listening to those more exprienced than she; even when she admitts that she does not know it all. Also, Gemma is constantly incapable of seeing the "big picture" she threatens the neatrality of the world because she wants to save her friend from a life as a governess, which is not great but considering the apauling living conditions of many people during the industrial revolution her position is not all that bad. Though Gemma does grow throughout the book I find the protrayl of women in this book horribly cliche as if the entire population of women at the time were brain dead and without ingenuity; which I highly doubt.
3.0 out of 5 stars Least favorite of the trilogy,
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First of all, I found this book too long. I actually enjoy when books are long (more to read!) but in this case there was too much. It seemed like half of it wasn't really necessary and was just extending the plot. However I loved how this book tied up any loose ends because usually the last book of a series or trilogy will leave you hanging. As well the end was well written and I enjoyed it (except for one part which I will not spoil).
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply Outstanding!!!!,
Krisel Q. (Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews
i am actually sad that the trilogy is over.
i feel like this books conveys the message that it does not matter how many times you have fallen, but by how many times you have stood up again. Gemma is imperfect-like evry other person in the world. She had made mistakes, big and small. She has always stood up, no matter how hard she falls. A very well written trilogy, this definately belongs in my favourites.
Highly Recommended!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Best of the series,
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I have to say, I love the romance-fantasy genre. This series was amazing. It really was full of everything, all sorts of drama, fantasy and romance, though it didn't seem forced. This book is the largest of the series, and bigger really is better in this case. A perfect ending to a great series, without a doubt.
4.0 out of 5 stars I just want to add a note,
This review is from: The Sweet Far Thing (Paperback)
I just want to add onto that note you are all saying that there was no red bandana. There was a red bandana that Katrik and Gemma used as a signal to come and meet each other. I remember in the first book Katrik left a red bandana in the ivy under Gemma's window. Just wanted to clear that up.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Uh, continuity?,
Kaysa (Ontario, CA) - See all my reviews
The Sweet Far Thing, was alround an amazing book. It is just as good as the first two. My only problem was the continuity. I was confused when Gemma mentioned the red bandanas that they used in Rebel Angels. I went back and checked. No Red Bandanas. Also (I didn't notice this, but I read it on a blog) the Spence Motto changes from Grace, Charm, and Beauty, to Grace, Strength, and Beauty. That is why I only gave it 4 stars. Otherwise this book is great. It was very sad at the end, but I also kind of found it amusing (I won't mention why). I was unclear though, whether Gemma would be able to enter the realms while she was in America. I got the impression that she wouldn't be able to, but I don't see why not.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Almost perfect,
Vicky Smith "Bella" (Canada) - See all my reviews
I can not tell you how much I love this trilogy! The writing, the plot, the characters...I loved it all. As much as I hate to admit it, the ending was necessary (even though I cried) and it was beautifully written. The only problem I had with The Sweet Far Thing were the red bandanna that Gemma and Kartik supposedly used in Rebel Angels and continued using in TSFT....yeah, well they didn't use a red bandanna in RA. Also the motto for Spence was changed to say 'strength' instead of 'charm'. These are only minor issues and no matter what, this trilogy will remain one of my all thime favourites.
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars,
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The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray (Paperback - April 28 2009)
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