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Why you hating Fred?1?! I was thinking of the Pats and put that as the first name. But yes, it would be Logan Mankins, thanks Fred for the clear up.
I wore my Green Johnson jersey last night, I knew I should have stuck with the white Vinny T one, my apologies to the Gang Green Nation
haha only right, ok. I'd rather have a monday night game on prime time, then the play on a sunday at 1. Its all about the Jets buddy this year, and the next few years. Your game last night was ugly, and it was against a pathetic team, and they were still in it the whole game. At least we play a super bowl team tonight. The stadium will be rocking with green tonight old timer, sorry but your Giants Glory days are OVERRRRRRRRRR. Plus Giants fans are weak and you wish your fan base was similiar to the Jets.
Thanks for the props.
I think there is a lot more a GM is supposed to do. Yes that role is a huge factor in creating the team, but he needs to be the guy that every player feels comfortable to deal with in regards to contracts and knowing the players can trust him and the organization. Yes this is sports and players are lied to, but when it happens over and over again, you don't think players see that and are going to want to play for this guy? Tannebaum would be a fantastic car salesman I must add.
Sure Rex and Tann joke around, but you could see when they were talking about Richardson, Rex was set on keeping him and was getting a little pissed off. Even the players are quoted as saying what the hell the Jets were thinking doing that move. I feel its going to be every other year we have a star player playing hard ball with a contract and Tannenbaum is going to be in the middle of it. David Harris will be next, not once has Tannenbaum given the guy props and he is so valuable to our defense.
Maybe its just me, but I don't like the guy and if I was a player I wouldn't believe anything he told me until docuemnts were actually signed.
"Tannenbaum stated early in the year that "re-signing Tony Richardson is a priority" and I couldn't agree more. "
Wanted to comment on your sentence above. Do you honestly believe Tannenbaum is a guy of his word? I think the Jets do a great job scouting and getting the right free agents, but Tannenbaum is a shady guy and a cry baby. I wouldn't trust that guy for anything. No wonder key players have left bc of contract issues, this guy promises everyone the world and doesn't do anything to back it up.
One of my first football cards had his name spelt wrong and based it off that. Good catch though my man!!
Good call, maybe they will show Rex's "soft and cuddly" side now. How many f bombs you think he will drop at this practice??
Yes they did, but they had a very tough season, the death of a WR, and the team really fell apart. Not saying Hard Knocks is a jinx for making the playoffs, but rather it creats hard times and the teams are always supposed to better then they do in the season
that would never work, Thomas isn't going to sign for a team that he knows will cut him after four weeks. Doesn't make sense. Ryan even came out and said he isn't the ideal player for his system because of his size. That's why they signed Taylor, and I think the Jets are making Pace's injury worse then it really is.
niceee, I would say McCareins is totally random. I remember when xbox first game out and I was playing the football, McCareins was the best receiver on our team, talk about bad lol. Let's hope the Sanchez jersey doesn't bring him bad luck, because he is looking horrible right now!
Loved Vilma, always wanted a jersey of his, but good thing I stopped myself. Hahaha Rhodes, that would have been a good one. Thomas Jones was another one I need to put on the list. I have a custom Titans one with 23 on it, let's hope it doesn't put the jinx on Greene this year or I will officially call it quits on jersey's. What's the most random Jets Player anyone has of all time?
haha that is classic, I think we have all done something to do that degree to see a team of ours. Craziest things I've ever seen is someone having a tv in church, talk about really praying for your team.
nice, good old boomer. Actually have the old year books they use to come out with before the season that has boomer on the cover. In my sports room I have the old school long banner in green from the Jets 1969 super bowl. Got it my from grandfather when he was a fan that year. Love the old school Jets logo on it.
i think fanofcraig is actually craig giving himself some self praise lol.


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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 09/14/12
The Friday Night Fun Club for ages 50+ will be held from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Hidden Creek Recreation Center, 2417 Brockway Ln. Socialize with friends while playing card and board games. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite game and a snack. Admission is free. For details, call Aaron Reidmiller at 290-0305 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The Modlin Center for the Arts at the University of Richmond will present Jessica Lang Dance at 7:30 p.m. in the Alice Jepson Theatre. Lang is a graduate of the prestigious Juilliard School and has created more than 75 works for ballet companies such as Joffrey Ballet, Richmond Ballet, Kansas City Ballet and Ailey II. A Q&A session with members of Jessica Lang Dance will follow the performance. Tickets are $36. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu .
The Junior League of Richmond will hold its 7th annual Touch a Truck from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Richmond International Raceway. Touch a Truck offers children a hands-on opportunity to explore their favorite trucks and professional vehicles and to meet the people who build, protect and serve the community. Featured vehicles include police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, bulldozers, dump trucks and tractor trailers. There will also be snack bars, bounce houses, games, crafts, vendors and more. Admission is $5. Family four packs are $15. VIP tickets are $10 each or four for $35. Proceeds benefit the Junior League of Richmond. For details, call 643-4887 or visit http://www.jlrichmond.org .
Join St. Mary's Hospital in celebrating the soon-to-open Bon Secours Pediatric Emergency Department from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 5801 Bremo Rd. There will be free entertainment by the Diggity Dudes, carnival-themed kids' activities, safety demonstrations and more. Children are invited to bring their favorite stuffed toy to the Teddy Bear Clinic. For details, call 281-8184 or visit http://www.bonsecours.com .
The Glen Allen Ruritan Club, in association with the County of Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks, will host Glen Allen Day from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park, 2880 Mountain Rd. The festivities will kick-off with a parade beginning at the intersection of John Cussons Road and Mountain Road and continuing to Meadow Farm. Children's activities will include Miss Sheri the Clown, arts and crafts, vendors, a custom and classic car show and live entertainment. Rain date is Sept. 22. For details, call 257-9605 or visit http://www.glenallenday.org .
Internationally recognized artist and Virginia resident P. (Pat) Buckley Moss will speak during a luncheon at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Moss has been able to overcome a life-long learning disability and achieve incredible success as a renowned artist. The luncheon will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets are $50. Following the luncheon, Moss will be signing books and prints in the Gumenick Family Gallery from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission to the signing event is free. The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is located at 2880 Mountain Rd. For more information or to order tickets, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
The Friends of the Sandston Library will hold its annual book sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sandston Library, 23 E. Williamsburg Rd. For details, call 290-9900.
The North Airport Drive Civic Association will celebrate the opening of Fire Station #3 at its new location, 1310 E. Washington St., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tour the fire station, meet your local firefighters and grab a bite to eat with your neighbors. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.nadca.net .
Henricus Historical Park will celebrate Publick Days, an annual event which commemorates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the "New World," from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, Sept. 15-16. Activities include living history reenactments, weapon demonstrations and skirmishes, craftsmen and blacksmiths, medical demonstrations, children's activities and crafts, storytelling and more. Admission is free; parking is $5 per vehicle. For details, visit http://www.henricus.org .
The Philip Glass Festival at the University of Richmond will open with the film "Glass: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve Parts" at 3 p.m. in the Camp Concert Hall, Booker Hall of Music. To celebrate the 70th birthday of Philip Glass, filmmaker Scott Hicks began an 18-month journey filming Glass as he toured across three continents. Audience members are invited to a post-show Q&A session hosted by eighth blackbird. Admission is $5. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu
10th annual Filipino Festival coming in August
The 10th Annual Filipino Festival will be held Aug. 7-8 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 8200 Woodman Rd., beginning with opening ceremonies at 5 p.m. Friday and continuing with live entertainment, food and exhibits until 10 p.m. On Saturday the festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a full schedule of performances featuring traditional Filipino dance, music and song.
Filipino cuisine, including BBQ, pansit, lumpia, adobo, halo-halo, lechon, empanada and leche flan, will be available for purchase. The festival will also feature a children's area, church tours, exhibits, and health screenings. > Read more.
CMoR reopens at new Short Pump site
The Children's Museum of Richmond last week opened its new Short Pump location at Short Pump Town Center, to the delight of children who attended a sneak preview of the location July 10. The new facility, located under the forthcoming LL Bean store (formerly the food court) is 8,500 square feet in size – much larger than CMoR's former Short Pump location at West Broad Village, which opened in 2010. The new space includes The CarMax Foundation Service Station, the Silver Diner, a grocery store, a performance stage and an art studio, as well as a giant Light Bright Wall. > Read more.
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The Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Henrico Police are both presenting community events tomorrow, Aug. 1. The Feria Community Resource Fair at Richmond International Raceway brings together community service providers, embassies/consulates from Latin American countries, government agencies, nonprofit organizations and corporations that impact the Latino community. The Division of Police's Community Day will feature demonstrations and displays from police, fire, animal protection and sheriff's office, as well as family activities, food, entertainment and more. Other events this weekend include wine, chess and theatre! For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Seymour battles for win over Karns
Seymour had to work for it, but the Eagles pulled out a 3-2 win over Karns on Thursday thanks to an RBI single from pitcher Gunner Gibson in the fifth inning.
"I just wanted to get a hit right there," Gibson said. "It was a relief. … Used to, we'd just find ways to lose. Now, we're finding ways to win."
Gibson had to battle on the mound, facing base runners in each of the first five innings before he sat the Beavers down in order in the sixth and seventh. He pitched around three errors while striking out seven. Karns stranded eight runners, including three in the second.
"There's an old saying that usually the team that wins in the major leagues scores more in one inning than the other team does the entire game," said Seymour coach Scott Norman. "That's what you do is try to stay away from big innings. If they get one here or one there, you just don't have breakdown defensively. You keep your intensity."
The Eagles fell behind 1-0 in the second off a double down the left-field line by Tucker Pate. Hunter Longmire tied the game with an RBI double in the bottom half of the inning before Daniel Widner came home when Cade Snapp reached on an error.
The Beavers came right back and tied it in the fifth on an error, setting up Gibson's game-winning hit in the bottom half of the frame. After Kendall Catlett led off with a double, the pitcher came up with two hits. His shot up the middle bounced off the foot of Karns pitcher Drew Korzybski and into the outfield.
"We're not swinging it real well so we have to play a little small ball," Norman said. "We have to find a way to dig out two, three runs."
Sevier County wins two
SEVIERVILLE — The Smoky Bears won two games in walk-off fashion, the second even more remarkable than the first on Thursday.
Sevier County scored four in the ninth, capped by a Garrett Gay RBI single, to beats Gibbs 6-5. The Bears needed every one of those runs after the Eagles had scored three in the top of the inning to break a 2-2 deadlock.
"It was crazy," said Sevier County coach Casey Taylor. "How many times do you see a team score three in the ninth and by God, you go and score four?"
Jacob Whaley, Alan Silva, Dallas Gossett, Dalton Ford, Nick Osborne and Gay all reached in the final inning for the win.
The victory came after the Bears had dispatched Sullivan South, 6-5, in similar fashion with a walk-off single from Silva in the seventh. Sevier County led 5-0 in that game before the visitors rallied to tie the game in the seventh. That's when Silva missed a bunt twice with Whaley on second before driving a ball between the first and second basemen. Silva finished with three hits, three stolen bases and two RBI while Ford reached base three times in the win. Zach Linginfelter got a no decision after allowing just one run and two hits through six while striking out nine. Kody Paul got a no decision in the nightcap, throwing 131 pitches over eight innings, allowing two runs while striking out six. "The first (game) was more, you just want to avoid losing it," Taylor said. "The second one, that's the kind of game that can change your season. It was intense…. It was like a boxing match."
Sequoyah 2,
Pigeon Forge 1
PIGEON FORGE — The Tigers scored in the sixth and had runners on second and third with nobody out but couldn't tie the game.
"It was a pretty evenly matched game," said Pigeon Forge coach Mike Guinn. "We lost our plate discipline in one inning and that was the difference in the game. It's a situation where we probably tried to do too much." The Tigers threatened again in the seventh but couldn't advance runners from first and second with two outs. Josh Griffin had two hits, including a double, while Chase Effler had a walk, a single and an RBI. Seth LaFollette had two hits. Pitcher Koleman Roach went the distance, striking out five and allowing five hits while walking one
Cherokee 18,
Sevier County 7
SEVIERVILLE — Coach Ashley Miller said the Bearettes pitching struggled as the visitors "crushed the ball."
Sevier County had some pretty good success at the plate, too. It just wasn't enough to keep up. Laura Ratledge, Emily Lavoie and Maiya Hilsinger had two hits each while Jana Watkins doubled in the loss.
Union County 5, Pigeon Forge 3
PIGEON FORGE — The Tigers had the lead entering the seventh but gave up three unearned runs in the loss.
Jessie Sharp pitched all seven innings for Pigeon Forge, striking out three. Sharp, Kaitlin Metcalf and Carson Montgomery each had two hits.
Clinton 2, TKA 1
SEYMOUR — Haven Taylor held the visitors to just two hits in this loss.
The Lions had six hits on the day but coach Marc Weekly said his team just couldn't bring runners home.
Pigeon Forge 8, Harriman 0
PIGEON FORGE — Tigers coach Bill Moseley said he got all 34 of his players some time in this blowout victory.
"We were just moving the ball," he said. "Better possession, moving the ball around the field. Just possession and moving the ball."
Gatlinburg-Pittman 3, Rockwood 2
ROCKWOOD — Harrison Genseal had two goals while Luke Stone added a third to lead the Highlanders to the victory.
The Highlanders were up 2-0 at halftime, but coach Zach Schrandt said G-P didn't carry its possession advantage into the second half.
"Rockwood came out (after halftime) with great intensity and caught us a little bit flat-footed," Schrandt said. "It cost us. They closed the gap and really made us play the full 80 to get the win."
Seymour sweeps Cherokee
ROGERSVILLE — The Eagle boys won 9-0 while the girls prevailed 6-3.
Dylan Cox, Aaron Jennings and Matt Hurton didn't lose a game in singles victories for the boys. Cherokee didn't win more than two games in any match.
Seymour's girls lost at top two singles but swept the next four and won the bottom two doubles matches as well. Cheyenne King, Megan Bernin, Shelby Rooney and Mikayla Harris had two wins each in the victory.


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Updated: 01/30/2013 7:13 AM KSTP.com By: Tim Sherno
A report from the Consumer Federation of America says it obtained quotes from large insurance providers that in some cases offered higher premiums to good drivers with lower incomes than premiums offered to high earners with a recent accident.
Professor David Vang from the University of St. Thomas says premiums are calculated with massive amounts of data, "They use lots of statistical models they get data from lots and lots of sources."
Vang says data is used to make predictions about risk within a large group but cannot make predictions about individuals, "You have all these factors that predict you should be a horrible driver, but you're actually a good driver, the system can't predict who you are, they just know you're in there, but they have to take the average."
Mark Kulda is Vice President of Public Affairs for the Insurance Federation of Minnesota and he says the report highlights the need for consumers to shop around for the best insurance premiums, "The real value of this study is to show there's a wide variety of insurance premiums and it's up to consumers to constantly check quotes from different companies."
Kulda says that there are several factors considered in calculating an insurance premium that are beyond control of a consumer, but there are some that can be improved, a consumer's credit score is an example, "If you have a high credit score, the stats show you're much less likely to have an accident, so if you have a high credit score you'd get a premium discount based on that model."
Kulda says Minnesota requires insurance providers must re-calculate a costumer's premium upon request. According to Kulda, if someone gets married, celebrates his or her 26th birthday or drives substantially fewer miles, that person would probably be eligible for a lower insurance premium.


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Here are answers to a few Frequently Asked Questions regarding our membership program (for more information, contact Member Services at memberservices (at) artsboston.org or (617) 262-8632 x229):
Q: What does ArtsBoston do?
A: Through innovative marketing, ticketing, and capacity-building programs, ArtsBoston provides its member groups with valuable tools to help increase revenue, expand audiences, and enhance professional development. Programs of ArtsBoston include the BosTix half-price ticketing programs, our comprehensive arts calendar and information resource at ArtsBoston.org, and the marketing, professional development, and technical assistance of Member Services.
Q: What is the benefit of being an ArtsBoston member?
A: Members are entitled to the full range of benefits offered through ArtsBoston's programs and services, including year-round ticketing, discounted marketing and promotional opportunities, professional development, concierge and tourism connections, and more. Last year, our members saved over $900,000 in outdoor advertising at the BosTix booths while promoting to the thousands of arts-goers who pass the booths, visit BosTix.org, and receive our emails every day.
As a member of ArtsBoston, you will also be entitled to the all-new benefits on ArtsBoston.org, including spotlight and featured placements on the homepage and category pages, heavily discounted advertising rates, and more.
Q. What is the typical ArtsBoston member like?
A: ArtsBoston's membership base is diverse and reflects the rich variety of offerings from our cultural community, from small, local groups to those with multi-million dollar budgets, from theatre, dance, and music to film, visual arts, and lecture series.
Q. Why would I want to sell tickets for half-price?
A: Half-price ticketing can help sell tickets that would otherwise go unsold or fill houses for performances that may be more difficult to sell such as weeknights or matinees. Selling tickets through BosTix can also be a great way to introduce your performances to a whole new audience or create a buzz early in a performance run.
Selling tickets through BosTix also provides invaluable promotional opportunities. The BosTix.org website gets approximately 50,000 unique visitors each month, while over 20,000 subscribe to our e-newsletters. The booths are located at two of the most highly trafficked parts of Boston meaning more word-of-mouth and greater visibility for your performances while earning additional revenue. Selling tickets through BosTix is advertising that pays you!
Q. Do I have to sell half-price tickets?
A: No. While a number of our members choose to take advantage of our half-price ticketing services, you are not required to sell tickets as a member of ArtsBoston. Ticketing is just one of the many benefits provided through membership, and depending on your organization's own unique goals, you may find the greatest value in our subsidized advertising and promotional opportunities, valuable connections with concierges and other arts professionals, or workshops and professional development.
Q: How do I become a member?
A: It's easy to become a member of ArtsBoston. Contact Member Services at memberservices (at) artsboston.org or (617) 262-8632 x229 to request a copy of our Membership Application. Our staff will review your completed application and be back in touch with you shortly!


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PESHTIGO — On Sunday, April 28, 2013, shortly after 7:15 pm, officers with the City of Peshtigo Police Department responded to a home located at 526 Thompson Street where a female was discovered deceased. As city officers secured the scene, the Department of Justice (DOJ) – Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) was called to assist with the death investigation.
The victim has been identified as Patricia Waschbisch, 45, of Peshtigo. Investigators consider the death of Ms. Waschbisch to be homicide. An autopsy is expected today to determine an official cause of death.
As previously indicated, a person of interest -- 48-year-old Brent Kaempf -- was identified and taken into custody for questioning last night. Based upon evidence collected at this point, investigators believe there is no public safety threat. Mr. Kaempf and Ms. Waschbisch were in a relationship at the time of her death.
No other information about the investigation is available at this time. A news conference is scheduled for 10 am tomorrow at the Marinette County Sheriff's Department, located at 2161 University Drive in Marinette.
The Wisconsin State Crime Lab, the Marinette County Sheriff's Department and Wauwatosa Police Department also are assisting with this investigation. Anyone with information should call the City of Peshtigo Police Department at (715) 582-4511.
In the event, someone is charged with a crime in connection with this incident, a defendant enjoys the presumption of innocence. The prosecution must prove its allegations at trial beyond a reasonable doubt.
Individuals who feel they're in danger should know there is help available, in Marinette County and across the state. Victims may call the National Domestic Violence Hotline number at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), or visit http://www.wcadv.org/gethelp for a list of Wisconsin domestic violence victim service providers.


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Does Orkin handle peeps?
March 18th, 2007
If you were grossed out like I was by the last "peep poop" post, please read no further.
Today we were doing some general kitchen organizing. A lot of things in the kitchen haven't found a home since moving in a few years ago. Many glasses and serving dishes and bundt pans are tucked in corners where they were placed "temporarily" in 2003. Throw in 4 kids, a couple of Easy Bake ovens and more coffee mugs than a hipster poetry reading and you have the start of a great weekend project.
Emily did a great job getting the pantry and spices organized. I found some old watches, half a dozen lens cleaning cloths, a few Leatherman multi-tools, and a couple of phone books (I can't remember the last time I saw one of those) stashed around. Still no sign of the Baby Alive bottle that really got this underway, but we were making progress on the area of our house that most needed it.
Behind the cleaning products, extra vases, and plastic grocery bags I unearthed the peeps' secret lair. A week ago I didn't know peeps could be a pest. Now I can recognize their lair on sight. We've come a long way. Apparently, they've been stealing bits of felt from the kids' craft bins. Sure, it looks nice and cozy until you realized the whole area is covered peep droppings.
This cannot be sanitary and I've had it. Has anyone ever had a peep infestation before? How dangerous is it? How do I get rid of them? I was thinking of going to the hardware store and getting some mouse traps or glue strips or something. Do you think that would work?
I'm this close to just moving.


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Textile Regulation
- Regulation (EU) No. 1007/2011 of 27 September on textile fibre names and related labelling and marking of fibre composition of textile products (Official Journal L272, 18.10.2012 p.1)
- According to article 24 – Review and article 25 – Study on hazardous substances, studies commissioned by the European Commission examined the possible:
- According to article 24, the European Commission reported on 25 September 2013 on possible new labelling requirements
- Under the framework of article 23, the European Commission conducted a survey to gather structured information from Member States authorities and stakeholders, on the application of the Regulation (EU) No. 1007/2011 (June 2014)
- According to Article 23, the European Commission reported on 29 October 2014 on the application of Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011
Textiles Directives
- Directive 2008/121/EC of 14 january 2009 on textile names (Official Journal L 19, 23.01.2009 p.39)
- Directive 2007/4/EC of 2 February 2007 amending for purposes of its adaptation to technical process, Annexe II to Directive 96/73/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on certain methods for quantitative analysis of binary textile fibre mixtures [47 KB] (Official Journal L28 of 3.2.2007 p.14-18)
- Directive 2006/2/EC of 6 January 2006 amending for purposes of its adaptation to technical process, Annexe II to Directive 96/73/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on certain methods for quantitative analysis of binary textile fibre mixtures [42 KB] (Official journal L5, 10/01/2006 p.10-12)
- Directive 96/73/EC of 16 December 1996 on certain methods for the quantitative analysis of binary textile fibre mixtures (Official Journal L 032, 03/02/1997 p.1-37)
- Directive 73/44/EEC of 26 February 1973 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the quantitative analysis of ternary fibre mixtures (Official Journal L 83, 30/03/1973 p.1-18)
Communications on textiles
- Communication of 13 October 2004 "Textiles and clothing after 2005 - recommendations of the High Level Group for textiles and clothing" (COM(2004) 668 final)
- Communication of 29 October 2003 "The future of the textiles and clothing sector in the enlarged Europe" (COM(2003) 649 final)
- Communication of 15 May 1996, "The competitiveness of subcontracting in the textile and clothing industry in the European Union" [3 MB] (COM/96/0210 final)
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Study on the European textiles and clothing industry
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OOOH, such a good harvest. I am hardly picking anything! I DO think you have a possum on you cabbage! I hope it enjoyed it!
Monday Harvest – 23 July 2012
Another good week for harvests. I might start with something that I mostly harvested:
Something has been eating my cabbage. Not sure what it is, but it's certainly not an insect. Possum maybe? After I trimmed the cabbage of all its outer leaves and munched bits, there was about 500g left.
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This week I harvested 2 of my immature onions that were yet to form bulbs. They were used in stir fries.
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Used in a soup tonight.
In soup tonight and another dish during the week.
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Used in Saturday's lunch – a pasta dish with roasted beef fillet.
Bowl of Broccoli Sprouts
The broccoli I grew this year was a sprouting type that doesn't form a head. I've been trimming sprouts as required, and I used a whole bowlful in Friday's dinner, a Hokkein noodle stir fry.
Used in a tomato salad on Tuesday.
2 Bay Leaves
In tonight's soup and another dish during the week (that I can't remember). I use bay leaves regularly but always fail to account for them in these posts. My little bay tree is somewhat stunted at the moment because I keep 'harvesting' too regularly.
1 Lettuce
I used this in a salad during the week.
The tomatoes are still producing. They are slowing though, so I worry that I'm going to have a major gap between this crop and the summer one. My seeds arrived from Eden Seeds today, so I'll get the summer tomatoes sown really soon.
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My Bay is stunted too – for much the same reason. Do you really have basil growing happily? Outside? Sydney must be warmer in winter than I think it is…
No – the basil was a single live branch that seemed to be holding on for dear life to an otherwise dead plant. It's all gone now
Hard to tell with photos, but the cabbage actually just looks like the head split. That often happens with certain varieties of cabbage when watering suddenly increases and the plant grows faster than the other wraps can keep up with. Still very tasty though!
Well, despite bugs and animals you have a really nice looking harvest this week! I can't believe you have tomatoes in your winter time. Wondering if you climate is like Florida's
Lovely harvest! I'm hoping my tomatoes last into the fall and winter half as well as yours.
Well at least you got part of your cabbage. So far this year the animal pests haven't been bad, but the insect pests have stolen a lot.
Your harvest is looking great. It amazes me that you can get two crops of tomatoes in a year. We have no chance at a winter crop in our cold winters.
Three weeks ago, I picked my mandarins (which seemed a bit late this year – not much of a summer I guess) and made three batches of delicious marmalade. Friends very happy! However, the pests (stinkbugs) were particularly nasty this year and I seemed to spend a lot of time battling them. I just had to do a blogpost about it. 'The Revenge of the Mandarin Stinkbugs…'
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Growing up, I fell in love with "The Stratton Story" w/ Jimmy Stewart and "Pride of the Yankees".
They are my two top favorites. From the poll, I would take "The Natural", but there are too many missing.
...really is a classic, we probably should have included that one. I have a soft spot in my heart for the others you mentioned too (and for Rhubarb, too - did you ever see that one? A cat owns a baseball team! As a kid I loved that one but it hasn't aged well...) The Jackie Robinson Story - which we have here - is historically important since Jackie himself is in it, but I find it a little clunky and low budget... still worth watching though.
The Stratton Story always made me teary eyed, along with Pride.
It Happens Every Spring is another oldie but goodie.
and Ken Burns documentary should be on the list.
Thought about Pride of the Yankees, too - a true classic! Still.
It Happens Every Spring is another oldie but goodie - in a more comic vein.
The Burns doc is really important - I think we left it out just because it's more of a series than a one-shot movie - but then again it's a documentary, a film, and required viewing for any fan of the game. So many to choose from, indeed.
There are just so many good baseball films for a junkie like me. A few that are not on this list and and wouldn't be considered in the "Best Ever" catagory, but are worth a look.
--Bang The Drum Slowly is maybe the saddest baseball movie ever. Staring a young Bobby DiNiro
--Soul of the Game is a well acted HBO feature about Negro League greats Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige & Josh Gibson.
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COLUMBIA - On the surface, it could look like a glorified bye week. Another directional team from a lower conference among the college football hierarchy. Another yawn sandwiched between games against SEC opponents.
Looks can be deceiving, and they are with East Carolina. The Pirates return star quarterback Shane Carden, who led them to a 10-3 record and Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl win last fall.
East Carolina would be dangerous enough on its own. Its spot on the schedule is downright treacherous. South Carolina will play big games this fall - a trip to Clemson among them - but none bigger than Sept. 13 when it hosts Georgia with SEC East title stakes potentially on the line.
Before preparing for the Bulldogs, the Gamecocks can't overlook the Pirates. South Carolina will be heavy favorites against East Carolina, as it should be. Regardless, ECU has the talent to make things a little too close for comfort if USC is looking ahead.
Here's what to expect from East Carolina this fall.
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Team: East Carolina
Coach: Ruffin McNeill (18-8, third season)
Returning starters: 9 (five offense, four defense)
2013 record: 10-3, 6-2 Conference USA; second place C-USA
Scoring offense: 40.2 points per game (9th in country)
Scoring defense: 24.8 points against per game (49th)
Series: South Carolina leads 12-5
Last meeting: South Carolina beat East Carolina 48-10 on Sept. 8, 2012. You may remember that game as Dylan Thompson's unofficial coming out party. Thompson would have bigger spot starts in relief of Connor Shaw - a road win at Clemson in 2012 chief among them - but this was the first. With Shaw out because of a bruised throwing shoulder, Thompson torched the Pirates for 21-of-37 passing with 330 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.
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Three things to know about East Carolina
1. New surroundings: The American Athletic Conference doesn't have the same name recognition as the old Big East. Regardless, it's a step above Conference USA. There is no more BCS, but the Pirates will enter their first season under the flag of what would've been a BCS conference in another era. It's not the SEC, but East Carolina can no longer be considered the proverbial "mid-major" among college football.
2. Quality quarterback: The AAC is already building a solid reputation for quality quarterback play. Last year, it was Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater, both first-round picks in last month's NFL Draft. Shane Carden is primed to continue where Bortles and Bridgewater left off. Carden may not be a first-round talent, but he produces big-time numbers. He completed more than 70 percent of his passes last fall for 4,139 yards, 33 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He finished eighth in the country in passing yards and ninth in passing touchdowns. As a senior, Carden will give his team a chance to win every time he steps onto the field.
3. Loaded non-conference schedule: East Carolina will face more challenges than simply moving up from Conference USA to the AAC. Immediately following their trip to Williams-Brice Stadium, the Pirates will travel to Virginia Tech and host North Carolina in consecutive weeks. That makes for one brutal September.
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Week before: Texas A&M
Next week: Georgia
On the horizon: at Vanderbilt
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In 2011, we were approached by the RSPB with a view to their members being allowed to survey Ransom Wood. We thought this was an excellent opportunity to fully understand the flora and forna of Ransom Wood. The RSPB have many members who are interested in birds but also have expert knowledge of insects and reptiles.
Our friends at the RSPB asked permission to hold a series of moth nights on the Park. The first night produced many interesting moths, which are detailed below:
The Green Carpet moth was the most common moth caught in trap 1 with a total of 21. This moth thrives in woodland and heath-land of which we have both. Its bright green colour soon fades to a yellow colour with age.
The Small Phoenix again enjoys wood land and open spaces and its larvae feed on willow herbs. You can see them during May and July and then again in August and September.
The Brimstone moth feeds on hawthorn and blackthorn, both of which are found at Ransom Wood. During the survey only one of these species was found.
The elephant hawk moth is so called because of its resemblance to the trunk of an elephant whilst still in its caterpillar stage. The adult moth is coloured pink and green and drinks nectar from plant such as honeysuckle. Look out for it from May – July. The larvae feed on rosebay willow herb, a common weed / wild flower found on the Park. This moth was spotted near The Willows on the night of the survey. Only one was found!
To see more moths of Ransom Wood click here on the link below.
Moths not only pollinate flowers but they are vital food for other animals. They are food for spiders, frogs, toads, lizards, shrews, hedgehogs, bats and birds. They have evolved some amazing camouflage in an attempt to avoid being eaten!.
Myths about Moths
Problems for moths.
Many moth species are in decline including the luxurious sounding "White Ermine" which was spotted by the RSPB on their moth night.
The population of this moth has decreased by 77% since 1968. It is not clear why moth numbers are decreasing as many of the habitats are on the increase. Perhaps it is a sign that there is an effect due to climate change. I know that many people and companies are trying to reduce their carbon footprint which will help.
Helping moths
We should try to reduce pollution in the atmosphere and reduce the amount of pesticides and herbicides we use in gardening. Here at Ransom Wood we have imported lady bird larvae to the Park in an attempt to use "good" pest control. Another good idea is to plant flowers which give a large quantity of nectar. These could include bluebells, clover, forget-me –not, buddleia and lavender.
Caterpillars also need food to be able to thrive. They eat the leaves of native trees like oak, birch and willow. They also eat weeds like brambles, nettles and dandelions so an area left "wild " in your garden would be beneficial.


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Custom and cozy, this quaint Somis home evokes a lazy days feeling amid a sophisticated, SoCal style.
Escape the traffic and congestion of the city, wander in the rolling hills just north of Camarillo and you will find yourself among the sprawling orchards and farm country of Somis. A hidden valley unto itself, Somis is a lesser-known, lesser-traversed area of Ventura County completely removed from the hustle and bustle of urban living.
Among the orchards is a charming, custom, Cape-Cod style home located on more than 2 acres of avocado orchards. Roll up the quiet, country road and you will see this quaint, country retreat emerge from between the trees. Surrounded by white, picket fences and a covered porch, it lends a traditional country welcome. The large red door, accented by a decorative glass window opens into an airy entry way, and this is only the beginning of a stunning tour.
The first floor is complete with hardwood floors through the main areas and crown-molding throughout. Straight ahead is a staircase, leading to the left and the upstairs loft. A well-lit hallway leads toward the back of the house and an entrance into the kitchen. To the right is a cozy great room and to the left a large formal dining area that provides enough space for entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining area provide plenty of light and wainscotting accents give a sophisticated feel to the room.
The great room also is accented with wainscotting and large windows, making it a bright space complimented by a vaulted ceiling of exposed wood beams painted a clean white. The entire space is meticulously maintained, as is the rest of the house, enhancing its charm. A stone fireplace separates the from a large breakfast nook and the kitchen, which is delightfully upgraded. Complete with a gourmet island, granite counter-tops, tile backsplash and stainless steal appliances, this kitchen makes a great gathering place for friends and family.
Just off the kitchen is a precious den that features another fireplace. This one finished with granite and a white wooded mantle, and frame by a darling pair of sconces. Enter through the french doors to find another room warmed by floor-ceiling window and views of the avocado orchards outside.
Also on this floor you can three of the four bedrooms, including the master suite. The master bedroom is accented with a gorgeous, half-moon skylight above the head of the bed and plenty of closet space. Two of the rooms feature french doors opening onto the rear deck.
Take a walk out on to the deck and take in the majestic views all around. The deck itself is large enough to provide plentiful seating for a garden party or maybe just to sit and take in the breathtaking views while drinking your morning coffee. Step off the deck into a beautifully landscaped yard. To the left is an adorable swing suspended from a pergola and surrounded by lush foliage which provides plenty of shade for you to take in the heavenly views. Straight off of the deck is a gorgeous view of the rolling orchards that surround the property and a built-in barbecue fit for cooking an outdoor feast. Just beyond the barbecue is a quaint fire pit that overlooks an expansive, two-level water feature with a melodic waterfall and a koi pond. As relaxing as this maybe, the real surprise comes after-dark when the space literally shines with the magnificent accent lighting throughout the yard.
From the windows upstairs in the house, the views are just as magnificent, and there are plenty of vantage points from which to enjoy them. At the top of the staircase, for instance, there is a wonderful loft which features small, stained glass window and a bay window providing plenty of reading light. To the right of the loft is another bedroom, and to the left is a media room which could easily be converted into another bedroom. As it is, it features track lighting and is wired for entertainment.
This home leaves little to be desired in its approximate 3,800 feet of living space. The expansive property outside also features a three-car garage and room for RV parking. Surrounded with luscious vegetation everywhere, it redefines luxury, Southern California living and is definitely a must see.
Listed by Ray De Silva with Troop Real Estate in Camarillo, the property is at 5677 Heatherton Drive in Somis. To make an appointment to view this charming property call him at 388-9091.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Texas A&M Soccer's weekly radio talk show, The Aggie Soccer Hour with Coach G, returns for another season begin this Wednesday, August 20, from 7-8 pm at Rudy's BBQ at 504 Harvey Road in College Station.
Aggie Soccer head coach G Guerrieri will be joined by select players and guests throughout the season for the one hour show hosted by A&M soccer's play-by-play announcer David Ellis. The show will also highlight special features, questions from the audience and prizes each week for those in attendance during the 2014 season. This week, Ellis will host freshmen Mikaela Harvey and McKayla Paulson.
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Henry Gilpin, early county judge, left some loose ends
CORPUS CHRISTI - In 1829, Henry Addington Gilpin landed on the site of today's Corpus Christi, 10 years before Henry Kinney built his trading post. Why Gilpin, from a prominent Nova Scotia family, came to South Texas is a mystery, which was not unusual for the time and place. It was not unusual because Texas attracted people who could lose themselves and escape whatever drove them west.
Gilpin came from a well-regarded English family. His grandfather, the Rev. William Gilpin, was a celebrated author in England. A collection of his works is at the Dalhousie University Libraries in Nova Scotia. A son, John Bernard Gilpin, was appointed deputy consul and later consul for His Majesty's government at Newport, Rhode Island.
John Bernard Gilpin had 13 children by two wives. He first married a woman in Pennsylvania and they had seven children. After she died, he married Mary Elizabeth Miller in Newport, R. I., and they had six children, including Henry A. Gilpin, who was born on May 13, 1808. He was six years old when his mother died in 1814 after complications from the birth of a sixth child.
In 1833, the father, John Bernard, retired and moved to Kings County, Nova Scotia, where he lived until he died. Several sons by his first and his second wife became prominent doctors and ministers in Canada. One son, a midshipman on a British warship, was killed in action off the Spanish coast in 1811. Another, Henry, disappeared. He went to Texas.
Before he came to Texas, Henry Gilpin, one account says, worked in a bank in New Jersey and "left suddenly." In 1829, he bought trade goods for Mexico and arrived on a schooner from New Orleans. After he landed at the site of today's Corpus Christi, he went to Matamoros where he fell in with other traders. In Mexico, Gilpin learned to speak Spanish.
He met Frederick Belden from New York and they became business partners. Gilpin led trade caravans to Chihuahua. On a trip in 1833 he carried $80,000 worth of goods to Zacatecas.
Gilpin and Belden moved to Corpus Christi in the 1840s, transporting trade goods into Mexico to evade customs' duties. With profits that could reach four times the cost of the goods, great wealth was made from the Mexican trade.
When Zachary Taylor's army concentrated at Corpus Christi in 1845, Gilpin was offered a job on Taylor's staff as an interpreter, but he stayed in business. During the war, he operated out of Camargo as an agent for Belden and partners and returned to Corpus Christi after the war.
In 1852, the year after his father died in Nova Scotia, Gilpin was elected chief justice of Nueces County, equivalent to today's county judge.
When Thomas Parker was sheriff and Gilpin chief justice, Gilpin benefited from the relationship. At a sheriff's sale, Parker sold Gilpin 1,476 acres of land for $50, or 2.9 cents an acre. This tract was the foundation for Gilpin's ranch at Penitas.
Gilpin was chief justice in 1862 when the Union blockade commander, Lt. J.W. Kittredge, landed with a flag of truce at Ohler's Wharf on Aug. 12, 1862. Kittredge was met by Gilpin and Col. Alfred Hobby, in charge of Confederate forces. Kittredge warned them to evacuate civilians before he bombarded the town.
Gilpin and Belden were partners in a ranch called Carmel near Lagarto. When Belden died in 1868, Gilpin was named administrator of the estate, which he managed for Belden's widow. In 1873, Gilpin was elected to the Texas House for a district that covered 22 counties and ran from Corpus Christi to Brownsville, Laredo to El Paso.
In the Nuecestown Raid in 1875, Gilpin was in his buggy heading to Corpus Christi when he was captured by bandits, along with other travelers on the road. The bandits took the captives' horses and made them walk or run as they headed for Nuecestown. A bandit who knew Gilpin shouted, "Andale! Don Enriquez! Andale!"
Gilpin, like his father and grandfather, was a well-read and scholarly man.
After he retired and moved to Penitas, he devoted his time to the study of weather and astronomical observations. Ruth Dodson, whose family lived nearby, wrote an article about Gilpin for the Southwest Review in 1933. Dodson wrote that Gilpin's ranch house was surrounded by a fence and a gravel walk led to the front steps. The house had a wide gallery where the judge liked to sit. He was an exotic neighbor, with an English accent, and he would invite friends to tea.
Several single women, Dodson wrote, "set their cap" for Judge Gilpin, without success. "Then, to the surprise of everyone, a daughter came to visit him. I don't know when this was, but the daughter, her Episcopal husband, and her three children came to visit him within my memory — it must have been in the early 1880s. We lent them horses to ride while they were here. I think they came from New York." (Based on a slim trail of evidence, Gilpin apparently married and fathered two children, a son named Charles Pope Gilpin and a daughter named Caroline Mathilde Gilpin, before he decamped for Texas.)
Gilpin did not live alone at the Penitas ranch. He "kept bach" with a man named Graham. "I can't remember when Mr. Graham's home was not with Judge Gilpin," Dodson wrote. "They were well suited to be company to each other, although Mr. Graham was very much younger."
Gilpin sold the livestock on his ranch for $30,000, but the money evaporated and he was living in dire poverty when he died on Nov. 11, 1895. According to Dodson, George Reynolds was appointed executor of the estate, which included 800 acres of land, mortgaged for $1,200, and the home and possessions. "Mr. Reynolds, being executor, could not bid on the land," Dodson wrote, "so he had his son John do it. It went for the $1,200 debt." Quite a bargain, though not as good as Gilpin's original price of 2.9 cents an acre.
Besides the land and the house, Henry Addington Gilpin left some loose ends about his family ties and the cause of estrangement that sent him off to Matamoros and Corpus Christi. Whatever secrets he brought to Texas were buried with him, secrets now veiled by time.
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Celebrate International Women's Day
Tuesday, March 8th, 2011
Today marks the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, "a global day celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future." In fact in China, Russia and Vietnam it's a national holiday.
Suffragettes have been paving the way for generations. In the last 100 years, women have made leaps of progress, but there is no denying inequalities still exist such as the ongoing sexual violence against women in the Congo or honor killings in the Middle East. Luckily every year the injustices grow smaller. Just look at the past year. Argentina legalized same sex marriage, the first Latin American country. In Nigeria, women fought to stop the Nudity Bill from passing. The bill suggested, "…women over age 14 would be punished for wearing necklines lower than two inches or clothing that exposed any parts of their belly, waist, or thighs. If passed, violators would have to pay a fine between $65 and $325 or serve up to six-months in prison. "
It's also a day to celebrate mothers just like you. How about the strides moms make at home and at work? So celebrate the moms who've managed to instate childcare at work and moms fighting for better maternity leave plans. Celebrate the moms who've managed to potty train their toddler this year or the mom reinvigorating her marriage after years of raising kids and working too hard.
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