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David Ignatius makes an important observation about Obama's announced schedule for a troop surge in Afghanistan:
I asked Lt Gen. David Rodriquez, the No. 2 US commander here, in a briefing tonight how long the deployment of the extra 30,000 would take. He answered that "it will happen between nine and eleven months," starting in January 2010. Which means that some troops might not arrive until November 2010. The next month after that, December 2010, is when Obama plans to assess how well the troops are doing — so he can decide how many to pull out when the withdrawal begins in July 2011. That doesn't give him much time to make good decisions. Am I the only person who worries that "fuzzy math" is being used here?
It seems that the super-speedy troop buildup that Obama wanted and the corresponding 18-month deadline don't have much to do with military reality. Ignatius explains: "As Rodriguez said in tonight's briefing, you can move people only so fast into a landlocked battlefield half a world away from the U.S. McChrystal's original finishing point for adding 40,000 troops was March 2011. Now it has been 'rushed' to November 2010 for 30,000 troops." So before you know it, we'll be up against a July 2011 date, when pressure will build to begin to draw down the troops. And the president, at least the 60 Minutes version, seems to take that date somewhat seriously.
All this suggests that the troop schedule has less to do with military strategy and much more to do with assuring the Left (and the president himself) that this really is a limited commitment and that we'll be out soon enough, with resources freed up to do what they really want — continue the ultra-liberal domestic agenda. Conservatives are hoping it's all meaningless, that reality will once again force Obama's hand, and that if it really takes longer to get the troops there, the date will simply slide. Maybe. But domestic opponents of the war will be ready to pounce come July 2011, and Obama may be hard-pressed to explain that he really didn't mean exactly what he said. Meanwhile, those in Pakistan and Afghanistan deciding which side to align themselves with will continue to wonder whether America intends to stick it out when progress is slow and casualties mount.


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1 tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce
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dried oregano leaves, crushed
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garlic powder
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stewed tomatoes
1 1/2 cups
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this was a very good dish but i did substitute veggie broth for chicken broth, i used fresh garlic instead of just powder, putting it in while the beef was cooking. i also added a dash of salt while the beef was cooking too.
I feel like this is missing something. It's not very cohesive and the ingredients aren't really tied together. I doubled the garlic, added basil, pepper, chili powder and spicy Mrs Dash as well as cheddar and mozzarella cheese. It definitely needs tomato sauce or should be eaten as a soup. It's just so-so and I am not sure that it's worth making again
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I liked that it was s uper easy and I had most of the ingredients on hand. I used a larger can of tomatoes, but my husband said it could be saucier, so maybe a little bit of tomato sauce would be good. I added extra garlic, oregano and
Worcestershire, plus a splash of red wine. Also, I added Italian cheese at the end. Easy and yummy.
Pretty good!!! The Sauce was Rlly Good 2
I thought it was very simple and I loved that it was quick and easy. I used beef broth instead of vegetable, and used seasoned tomotoes (basil, garlic, oregano). I may try using rotelle tomatoes w/chilies next time and adding a few seasonings. I disagree with adding tomato sauce, that just makes it spaghetti, which is specifically why i picked this recipe. I was getting tired of spaghetti wanted something different. We liked it because it had no tomato sauce.
I made this for four picky little eaters. Their review? "Yummy!" I didn't have worcestershire sauce, so I left it out. I also used chicken broth instead of vegetable, since that's what I had. I sprinkled cheddar cheese on each portion separately. I thought it quite scrumptious considering how quickly it came together! A nice, hearty pasta meal.
tho nothin more then glorified Hamburger Helper it was actually really nice, could use a little kick as i added zinfandel, red onion, and a pinch of cayenne to meat before adding broth
This isnt nothing more than hamburger helper, but hey, I like hamburger helper and my family liked it too. It was quick, easy and good. It did need salt pepper and a dash of tabasco.
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On Monday, March 23, an ATV accident claimed the life of 19 year-old Gabriel "Gabe" Couch and injured his 13 year-old nephew Ronald "Ronnie" Wayne.
Couch's sister Melissa Couch-Wayne said her brother and son were riding on Six Mile Creek Road when the accident happened. She said they were going too fast to take a curve in the road. Couch hit a pothole which propelled the vehicle across the road where it hit a tree. Neither rider was wearing a helmet.
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A Pleasureville man was arrested recently on charges tied to sexual abuse that occurred 16 years ago.
William "Marty" Kelley, 52, was arrested March 20 by the Boone County Sheriff's Department on charges that he sexually molested a six-year old child between January and December 1992.
Boone County Sherriff's Department Detective Tracy Watson investigated the allegations made by the now 23-year old, out of state victim, and charged Kelley with four counts of first degree sexual abuse, each a class D felony.
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Eminence High School soon will change its schedule, from five periods to seven, beginning with the fall 2009 semester.
"We are very excited about the new master schedule," EHS principal said. "We are actually offering more choices, not less."
Class length will decrease from 80 minutes to 57 minutes. Frommeyer explained students received a double block of mathematics and language arts under the five-period policy.
Eminence Independent Schools Superintendent Don Aldridge said he isn't going anywhere.
His statement was in response to a report in the Lexington Herald-Leader listing Aldridge as one of five finalists for the Clark County Public Schools Superintendent.
Aldridge said he sent out a few resumes recently. "I told the board two months ago I was going to interview for positions," he said. "You have to keep those interview skills sharp."
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A popular, but troubled, recreation park in Henry County has been closed — again.
Hillz-N-Hollarz, an off road vehicle park in the Lockport area, was shut down in March after a meeting of the Henry County Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustments, where the board reviewed the park's conditional use permit.
Superintendent Tim Abrams told the Henry County Public Schools board the Kentucky Department of Education recently conducted a scholastic audit of Henry County High School.
He said the audit contained 88 indicators of success graded on a one to four scale.
"Nobody gets a four," he said. "Three is fully functional." Abrams said a score of two indicates that programs have been implemented and developed but still need improvement. A one means no improvement has been made.
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Local law enforcement had their own version of spring cleaning Friday morning, March 20, rounding up 17 of 26 individuals indicted recently by a Carroll County grand jury for drug trafficking.
Four Henry County residents — Jeffrey Roberts, 20, New Castle; Yvonne Dawson, 57, Pendleton; Zackory Johnson, 19, Smithfield; and Duran Towles, 20, Pendleton — were arrested; each was lodged in the Carroll County Regional Detention Center.
Months after it was first suggested by an outgoing city council member, the City of Eminence might consider giving control of the Eminence Community Life Center to the Eminence Independent Schools district.
Three Indiana prisoners remain on the loose after leading authorities into Kentucky.
In Carroll County, men were beaten and tied up Monday, March 23, in a home on Kentucky 36 East, just south of Interstate 71.
Their attackers are believed to be the three men who escaped Friday morning from Branchville Correctional Facility in Tell City, Ind.
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The current population of Rabbit Hash is 466 with the median age of 44. Rabbit Hash's median household income is $63,342, and the average household net worth is $512,856. 28% of Rabbit Hash's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 18% of Rabbit Hash's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Rabbit Hash by age group. In Rabbit Hash, the male-to-female ratio is 244:222, which is 12% higher than the ratio of Boone County, which is 61,257:62,563. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Boone County, has 8% less property crime than Kentucky, and is 31% below the nation's average. Boone County, has 45% less personal crime than Kentucky and when compared to that of United States, Boone County is 70% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Rabbit Hash that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Rabbit Hash, 84% of people are married and 16% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of Boone County, which is 78%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Rabbit Hash income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Rabbit Hash is $63,342, which is 6% lower than that of Boone County ($67,182). Income data for Rabbit Hash is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Rabbit Hash. In Rabbit Hash, 14% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 24% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 4% lower than that of Boone County. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Nursing Department Gets New Chair and New Space
Published: Jul 24, 2007
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The nursing department underwent a changing of the guard July 1 when chair Dr. Nancy Ross handed off the position of nursing chair to new faculty member Maria R. Warda, RN, Ph.D.
Ross will stay on as a Dana professor of nursing, though her new status will allow her to take a sabbatical in the fall semester to work on her own projects.
Ross plans to conduct research on child trauma victims. Helping nurses understand their patients in the acute phase of trauma might help them further down the line, she said.
"If we could reach them in early childhood, we could reduce the number of adults walking around carrying all that pain," she said.
Ross became involved in UT's nursing department the beginning, helping to develop the RN to Bachelor of Science completion program, the four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and the Master of Science in Nursing degree.
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Letter: Questions for REMC notice
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I am writing you as a concerned citizen, a resident of Rutherford County and a REMC member in regards to the recent notice on Box Creek Wilderness.
To know that there is a piece of land as large as 5800 acres, the largest Registered Natural Heritage Area in North Carolina residing in our county makes me proud to call Rutherford County my home for almost 20 years. Now to hear that REMC (Rutherford Electric Membership Corporation) gave notice to Mr. Sweeney, the owner, 30 days after he purchased Box Creek, informing him that they've been planning since 1990 to put a power line straight through the heart of this pristine Wilderness?
What is REMC planning to do with my property or yours, would they even tell us?
Even now, there may be plans in the works to condemn other properties that are privately or county owned, in the name of progress. Why is there no requirement to inform any and all property owners or prospective buyers of their intentions? When I asked that very question of REMC's Mr. Burleson, I was told that they were not required to make this information public, nor to their "members" even though as an REMC customer/member, I will be paying for this route, when it appears there are other routes that are less expensive, less intrusive and more viable?
I ask all Rutherford County citizens and especially REMC customer/members to look into this situation. We OWN this county, not them.
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torie update
often, physicians get in the way of this natural process and act impatiently, breaking waters or augmenting with pitocin, when the body is doing what is needed before it's truly time to give birth to that baby. sometimes, labour stops. frustrating, but natural. i think physicians sometimes cause babies to descend in less than optimal positions because they don't understand WHY labour stops. they generally think of it as 'stalled,' or think of a woman's body as knowing less than they do how to birth her baby...dangerous territory, people. dangerous territory. why don't we respect nature more? she has her reasons. very good reasons!
wasn't it a few generations ago that physicians thought processed, dehydrated cow's milk with added vitamins was more nutritious than breastmilk? sometimes we don't respect nature enough.
anyways, the latest.
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- Asheya said...
ditto on the rant. I was just talking to a new mom today (baby is less than 2 weeks old) who had a pretty traumatic birth after the doctors a) broke her water since she was progressing so "slowly" b) augmented her labour c) gave her an epidural d) pushed baby into position because baby was lodged on her pubic bone - duuuh, breaking the water because labour was progressing too slowly, do you think there might have been a reason that maybe could have resolved on its own with a slow labour? e) performed an episiotomy f) used the vacuum to get baby out g) resuscitated baby whose umbilicial cord broke on the way out.
At least she didn't have a c-section. But sigh. It probably didn't have to go that traumatic way. I'm no midwife, but still, just look at the cascade of interventions.
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KINGSTON, R.I. -- February 20, 2002 -- Larry Rachleff, music director and conductor of the Rhode Island Philharmonic, will raise his baton at the University of Rhode Island on Sunday, March 3 at 3 p.m. Thats when the Philharmonic will perform Classical 5 which it performed the previous evening at Veterans Auditorium in Providence. Violinist David Kim is the featured soloist.
The program features Commedia for (almost) 18th century orchestra by contemporary composer William Bolcom, Mathis der Maler: Symphony by Paul Hindemith, and Ludwig Van Beethovens Violin Concerto in D major.
Kim has been concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1999. Born in Carbondale, Ill., Kim began playing violin at the age of three, studied with famed pedagogue Dorothy DeLay at the age of eight, and later received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the Julliard School of Music.
In 1986 he was the only American violinist to win a prize at the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Kim is founder and artistic director of the Kingston Chamber Music Festival held at the University of Rhode Island each summer.
He also holds the position of Special Guest Artist at URI and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts degree from the University last year.
Kim's numerous solo engagements around the world include the orchestras of Dallas, Pittsburgh, Capetown, KBS (Korea) and Moscow, as well as the Buffalo, Rhode Island and Seoul Philharmonics, the Polish National Radio Orchestra, and numerous orchestras across Central and South America. Kim is the son of Chai Kim, a professor in URIs College of Business Administration.
Major funding for the concert was provided by the URI Alumni Association. URIs College of Arts & Sciences, the Department of Music, and the Universitys Arts and Culture fee provide additional support.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Corpus Christi officials are expected to vote Tuesday on economic incentives for a proposed $700 million iron processing plant at the port.
The incentives include a measure of guarantee against city annexation and a 100 percent tax abatement for a dock.
Although Austrian steel-maker Voestalpine's plant site is on the north side of Corpus Christi Bay, it falls within the city's annexing jurisdiction. That means the entire property — about 486 acres in the port's La Quinta Trade Gateway — could eventually be subject to city taxes.
Company officials said they want some certainty of what their costs will be for the first 20 years of the project, so they wanted some measure of guarantee they won't be annexed, even though the city's plans don't currently call for it.
The agreement could become a model for other industries considering building on the north side of the ship channel, said Roland Mower, chief executive of the Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corp.
The measure would give Voestalpine a 20-year guarantee that if the city places that property on an annexation plan, the company could opt to enter an industrial district to avoid annexation.
Industrial district agreements let companies pay a portion of what they would have in city taxes in exchange for a guarantee of not being annexed.
Currently, companies in Corpus Christi industrial districts pay all city taxes due on the land value, but only a percentage of the taxes on property improvements, which for a $700 million plant would make up the bulk of the taxable value.
The company would pay just 6 percent on those improvements the first year of an industrial district, increasing the percentage annually until maxing out at 60 percent in the ninth year.
The city can amend terms for these districts after 2014, so it's not clear what the impact would be if Voestalpine entered one in the future. The plant is expected to come online as early as 2016.
The incentive measure also gives Voestalpine a 100 percent rebate for 20 years on most city taxes for a 1,000-foot dock with cranes and a ship loader extending into the bay, which already is in the city limits.
The economic development corporation estimates the city will forgo $1.8 million in potential revenue on the dock, but cautioned the figure is based on a loose assumption of what the dock will cost. By contrast, company officials said the plant will employ at least 150 people and generate a regional economic impact of more than $650 million on top of its initial investment.
Company plans call for a plant using natural gas to reduce 3 million tons of iron ore per year, producing 2 million tons of material for use in high-grade steel.


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1/3 cup
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carrots, grated
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onion, chopped
1 (10.5 ounce) can
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I've been making this casserole for a lot of years. The only difference is I parboil the zucchini and carrots until tender crisp, then cool and add pre-cooked sausage. I put half the stuffing mixture in the bottom of the casserole dish, and sprinkle the rest on top. I've also been known to add diced ham,cauliflower, or whatever I have on hand. My family looks forward to this casserole all year.
This was a good meal but it was missing something. Maybe adding cooked chicken would help...
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I have to say that I didn't follow the recipe exactly - I halved it and subbed celery for carrots. Also I added the aforementioned pinch of garlic powder, and some leftover cheese on top. However, I thought this recipe was really good - you could tweak it by adding different veggies or herbs, and the addition of chicken or some other perhaps leftover meat would make this a main dish.
This was great! I thought the zucchini might be bland, but it wasn't at all (it actually tasted a lot like broccoli...). I used 5 C of zucchini, about half of a massive zucchini I was trying to use up. For the stuffing, use 5 C of stuffing mixed with 1 C of chicken broth. If it seems dry, don't worry - the zucchini releases moisture and the foil keeps it in, making it as creamy as can be. Try using 1 1/2 C of celery instead of the carrots.
The recipe was great, but I used Pepperidge Farm stuffing, changed to cream of mushroom soup. I also added 1/2 C of shredded swiss cheese and 1/3 C of Parmesean/Romano cheese. Also added a little more carrott. Got great reviews and smelled wonderful. If you added some chopped left over chicken, smoked sausage or ham it would make a really good main dish.
After following all of the the steps (also added a minced clove of garlic), and checking on the dish half-way through cooking time, the stuffing on the bottom and top was extremley crispy (perhaps b/c I used a package of Stove Top stuffing?). I gave it a few good stirs, put it back in for 1/2 an hr, and the end result was delicious! It would not work as a main dish alone, but would be great as a very filling side dish.
This was really good. I added mushrooms and it was great. Will definately make it again.
This is a GREAT recipe!!!! I made this for a family dinner and everyone loved it. I made exactly as the recipe stated and I thought everything turned out delicious. I made ahead of time and popped it in the oven when I was ready. I will definately be making this for the holidays. Thanks for the great recipe.
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Hi Punisher187,
I have read in many places that it is highly recommended to install Windows first. I have no idea why this is (maybe for the same reason that you are having problems) but I would go with that.
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The reason for installing Windows first, is that Windows always writes to the MBR, overwriting anything already there. Killing LIlo/Grub.
Try having the cd in the drive and doing a cold boot(that is let it sit for a minute or so, then boot up).
Remember, doing this will kill your bootloader, so make a Fedora Core boot disk.
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the other story the spokewoman says the other old schools dont have ac and there dealing with the heat, its like really hello old schools windows open breeze comes in making it cooler. MS 7 thre is no air movement the top floors are so hot.
what type of unit is a few years old supposedly breaks everytime its hot and also wth kind of repair company needs to order freon
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You are so right about that , I wonder how this school passed inspection if the AC unit has never worked properly
Rafal dig deeper here comments made are misleading, older schools have big windows that slide open , also building is way hotter inside then out especially on the upper floors.
How can the repair compnay not have Freon gas , and how is this unit broke every spring. The school has no windows in the classrooms that open since it has central air so the school itself is hotter then outside.
This is a new school and the AC has been broke just about every year my child has been there, And by the way all the older schools have windows that open to allow airflow MS 7 has very few windows that open due to central air. Temp in school is hotter then outside and really what kind of repair company would not have Freon , something sounds very wrong with a unit less then 10 years old that is always broke


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A toxin found at high levels this season in wheat has meant lower income for some Ohio farmers.
Levels of vomitoxin are the worst in seven to 10 years in some areas, said Pierce Paul, a plant pathologist and small-grains specialist with the Ohio State University Extension Service. He says the toxin has thrived in parts of the state due to a cool, wet May that allowed fungus to grow.
The pathogen limits use of the wheat for humans, and Paul said producers should be wary of feeding the infected wheat to livestock, particularly swine.
Roland Sink, who raises wheat in Newberry Township in southwest Ohio, said this year's crop is the worst he's harvested in 40 years. He says he's lost about $9,000 on this year's 125-acre crop.
Sink, 60, said he lost an average of $1.25 per bushel because of vomitoxin and the wheat's low weight. The current bushel price is $4 and his worst load of wheat was docked by almost $3 per bushel, he said.
Vomitoxin can decrease the appetite of animals and long-term exposure can lead to gastrointestinal and immune system problems in people, according to information about wheat damage on the extension service's web site. The site says milling and manufacturing can reduce levels of the toxin, and that finished products – such as flour- must have less than 1 part per million of the toxin if being used as food for people.
Tri-State Grain Inspection Service Inc. in Cincinnati tests wheat harvests for vomitoxin, and generally does fewer than 10 tests each day.
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Jim Routzahn, plant superintendent at the Troy Elevator, said levels are the highest he's seen in 38 years. Some farmers have lost $2 or more per bushel, and many are disgruntled.
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