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Archive for Thursday, January 5, 2012
Basehor-Linwood graduate earns KU Navy scholarship
January 5, 2012
A Basehor-Linwood High School graduate attending Kansas University has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Navy League of Greater Kansas City.
Andrew Stueckemann, a junior at KU and a 2008 BLHS graduate, was given the scholarship for his work as part of the KU Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps. He is the son of Daniel and Cathy Stueckemann of Basehor.
He is the first recipient of a scholarship that is part of an effort by the Navy League and the KU Endowment Association to revive the KU NROTC, which had become dormant, according to a release from the Navy League.
Andrew's grandfather and father were both U.S. Navy officers, and his father was commissioned through the KU NROTC. His younger brother, Austin, graduated from BLHS in 2010 and has enlisted in the U.S. Army.
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Mormon Women's Group Shut Out of All-Male Meeting
A group of about 200 feminist women have been denied entrance to an all-male meeting of Mormon priesthood holders.
The Ordain Women group marched from a nearby park to a standby line at outside the meeting Saturday evening to highlight what they perceive as gender inequality. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spokeswoman Ruth Todd greeted them and told them they would not be allowed in. The group had previously been denied their request for tickets.
The all-male meeting is being broadcast live around the world for the first time ever. Kate Kelly, the group's founder, said that's a good first step but not enough. She said men and women are not equal in the church.
In a statement, church officials said millions of women do not share the views of this small group and find their efforts divisive
That's the latest from this link: Mormon Women's Group Shut Out of All-Male Meeting - San Jose Mercury News. It also has an earlier article with other news about the meeting and some background.
This is an article by the same journalist (Brady McCombs) which gives an overview of the group Ordain Women: Gender equality among issues at Mormon conference
The push for equality by Mormon women's' groups has escalated in recent years, fueled by growing online and social media communities that allow LDS women from around the country and world to unite and discuss the causes they want to champion. They celebrated a milestone at the previous general conference in April when a woman led a prayer for the first time in the 183-year history of the conference.
The movement began growing in the mid-2000s with the creation of the blog, "Feminist Mormon Housewives," said Matthew Bowman, assistant professor of religion at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia and author of a book about Mormons.
That set off the creation of other blogs and websites, and more recently, Facebook groups. Ordain Women launched earlier this year and has a website with about 150 profiles of people who support its cause and a Facebook page with 1,000 followers.
"What you've seen is a digital creation of a community that has really become galvanized," Bowman said.
Kelly said she and others have heard from church leaders that motherhood is the equivalent if priesthood. Her group disagrees.
"Fatherhood is the appropriate parallel to motherhood," Kelly said. "Priesthood is separate and apart from gender."
There was a much lonelier movement in the late seventies that tried to expand the role of women in the Mormon Church. Sonia Johnson and three other women, whose names I don't know, made up that movement.
Here's the website of Ordain Women.
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I REMEMBER the gentleman's bicycle that my father had. I sat on the bar in front of the sturdy Raleigh bicycle as muscle-power carried me to school during the first few years of my studies.The gentleman's bicycle was a common sight right up to the 1970s. Why was it called a gentleman's bicycle? My guess is that it was because the bicycle was a solid machine made for men and because those who rode it, I'd like to believe, were gentlemen.
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David Filner assumed the administrative leadership of the San Antonio Symphony in November, 2012. Led by Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing, the San Antonio Symphony is celebrating its 73rd year this season.
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Quicker offense a dangerous trend?
Harbaugh: We need to improve and see where we go
The idea of up-tempo, no-huddle offense is sweeping through football and starting to make its way to the NFL. We can expect to see it Thursday night from both teams as the Ravens and Broncos play the league opener, as our Clifton Brown writes. It seems like a more exciting brand of football, with less down time between plays. But that doesn't mean everyone is in favor of it.
In college football, where the pace is even faster than the pros, some coaches are very much against it.
Alabama coach Nick Saban has said he thought the no-huddle offenses increased the risk of injury for defensive players.
"I think that the way people are going no-huddle right now, that at some point in time, we should look at how fast we allow the game to go in terms of player safety," Saban said last season. "The team gets in the same formation group, you can't substitute defensive players, you go on a 14-, 16-, 18-play drive and they're snapping the ball as fast as you can go and you look out there and all your players are walking around and can't even get lined up. That's when guys have a much greater chance of getting hurt when they're not ready to play."
Arkansas coach Bret Bielema said much the same: "There's times where you can't get a defensive substitution in for eight-, 10-, 12-play drives. That has an effect on safety of that student-athlete, especially the bigger defensive linemen, that is really real."
Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury, one of the hurry-up advocates, obviously doesn't agree.
"I would have to see some scientific or statistical information showing an increase in injuries, because to me right now it's just talk," Kingsbury said. "You want me to play slower, well, OK, you need to get smaller, less strong defensive linemen."
Given that this speedy trend is a relatively new phenomenon, there have been no long-term studies yet.
In the NFL, the fastest-paced team has been the Patriots. They ran about 10 more plays on offense (74.4) per game than the NFL average and consequently led the league in scoring by about five points per game.
When teams like the Ravens and Broncos go no-huddle, they don't necessarily run that many more plays, often letting the play clock run down before the snap. But it still can be debilitating for the likes of big defensive linemen, and the argument is that a tired player is more likely to lose his correct technique and be more susceptible to injury, particularly concussion.


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• What's the real cost of selling a home? Sure, you are familiar with real estate agent commissions and staging fees, but do you really need to upgrade your kitchen when that 15 year old range has served your family's needs just fine? Do you think the new owner will want to choose their own …
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• We all know that baby boomers are aging and that Americans are living longer, more independent lives in their own homes. Even if you are decades away from old age, remodeling with the future in mind can prove financially wise. By implementing a well thought out floorplan now, any future …
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• Going the route of custom cabinetry? Take advantage of every last inch of storage space without worrying how you will match your hardware across door fronts of varying sizes. Even some well designed RTA stock cabinets, such as Ikea's, come in narrow widths to make the most of your kitchen …
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• Seeking Out the Perfect Canvas • Twenty years ago when I worked as a salesgirl at the Gap, the store manager drilled this fashion decree into my head: big over small. She meant baggy clothes over skinny bodies, layering a given. It was, as she put it, "The Gap Look." So it was. • Today's …
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CORPUS CHRISTI - South Padre land auction on Oct. 30
Six acres of undeveloped South Padre Island beachfront property will be auctioned Oct. 30, billed as "the last large piece of undeveloped property with utilities available on the island." It can be bid on as a whole or in two 3-acre chunks. All you need for a minimum bid is $4.75 million, or $3 million for 3 acres.
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This Instructable explains the cave man simple, 3 minute quick recipe for boiling corn on the cob.
Step 2: Shuck the Corn
Step 3: Boil Water in a Large Pot
If you're concerned, do some tests on your own and come to your own conclusions.
Step 4: Boil Corn in Water
Really tender corn that's just been picked only needs to boil for 30 to 60 seconds, just long enough to heat it up.
Corn is very useful. And it is grown not only in the U.S. but also in Ukraine. Last year, Ukraine has collected 63 million tons of grain, and there is a major exporter http://agro-log.com/portfolio_page/corn/ It seems to me that we need to know all the details about what we eat.
An alternate take, is:
1. Soak the corn, husk and all, in water for about an hour. This is optional, but makes really juicy corn.
2. Throw the corn, husk and all, into the coals of a campfire. On a grill works too.
3. Cook for about 10 minutes (depending on fire temperature).
4. Shuck and eat.
The sugars in the corn husk carmelize nicely when heated, and the husk keeps the moisture in the corn. A sweeter and juicier ear of corn has never been tasted. No butter or salt required (although it's good too.)
An excellent seasoning for corn is a spice called 'sumac', common at Persian restaurants. It's a coarse brown powder that has a similar taste as saffron. It's also great on popcorn.


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Brother Tranquility is a zombie monk from Harmony Island. Players must talk to him to start The Great Brain Robbery quest. Should players attempt to start the quest without the levels required to complete the quest, Brother Tranquility will simply reply stating that the player does not have the levels required.
He stays inside the Harmony Island's windmill during the whole quest, first reason being the Zombie pirates walking outside, second being the sleeping gas enveloping the whole island. At this point, Brother Tranquility asks the player to find a book in the Monastery to repel the effects of the gas outside the windmill. Later, he asks the help of a surgeon to transplant the brains in the real bodies, adding the presence of Dr. Fenkenstrain in the quest. Finally, his last request is to confront Mi-Gor, starting the fight against Barrelchest.
For those who have lost their Barrelchest anchor, they may talk to Brother Tranquility to get a broken anchor, which can then be fixed by Smith.
He also has a small role in the Rocking Out quest.
The first time when he takes you to Harmony Island, your character says "Don't hit me", which is a reference to Pirate Pete hitting the player over the head for transportation.
Brother Tranquility is a follower of Saradomin.
Trivia Edit
- Brother Tranquility has written a book named 'My Life as a Zombie: Bringing the Word to the Island of Harmony', which is present in any bookcase in the Abbey of St. Elspeth Citharede.
- Note that the word tranquility can be spelled with a single or double 'L'. In this case Jagex has used single, whereas for the name of the quest Garden of Tranquillity they used double.


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Tourneys still wait for prize money cuts
Published September 30, 2002
By the time the ATP board of directors meets in Moscow this weekend, nearly four weeks will have passed since the conclusion of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships. On the meeting agenda: prize money reductions.
For some in men's tennis, that is an outrageous fact, because the men's tennis group had pledged to its tournaments that the issue of prize money reductions would be resolved during the Open.
"That promise was just not kept," said Mark Webster, managing director of Tennis Properties Ltd., the commercial arm of the Masters Series, the top 10 ATP events that this year will pay out $31 million to players. "In stark terms, we need prompt action from the governing body. There were various representations that we would have a resolution at the U.S. Open."
The ATP's chief executive, Mark Miles, wouldn't comment.
The Masters Series events were financially hard hit when ATP marketing partner ISL Worldwide went bankrupt last year, depriving the tourneys of significant revenue. Seven of them will lose money this year, sources say, and in 2003 many still face an unsettled fate.
The events all raised prize money when ISL came on board, so they argued it stood to reason that prize money would come down with the agency's demise, particularly in the wake of 9/11 and a global recession.
So far it hasn't worked out that way, in part because of the ATP's curious structure. Unlike team sports, in which players have their union and management its league, when the ATP was formed in 1988 it included both player and tournament interests on its board. So, three of the six board members are player representatives, whose interests are clearly not in reducing prize money. (Miles settles a tie vote.)
"It's the [ATP's] structure that is at fault," said Ray Moore, co-founder of PM Sports, which owns half of the Pacific Life Open, a Masters Series stop. "It would be like me meeting with my employees and saying, 'I want you guys to vote on whether there is going to be a salary reduction.' "
Player representative Harold Solomon said negotiations were continuing. While he said he understood that outside economic forces had an effect on the tennis world, at the same time he did not want the efforts of the players to be discounted.
"They have provided value for the tournaments that has enhanced the value of their assets," Solomon said. "I am sure we will come to some resolution by 2003."
Solomon is stepping down from the board in December.
Efforts to contact the other two player representatives, Gary Muller and Tomas Carbonell, were unsuccessful.
If the ATP, which hired PricewaterhouseCoopers at the end of last year to examine the prize money issue, does rule in favor of reductions, issues to watch will be how much comes out of the hide of doubles players versus singles competitors, and whether non-Masters Series events will also be allowed to lower their purses.


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The quote found in the title basically sums up Don Mattingly's logic when he was asked about Andre Ethier's struggles against lefties, as reported by Eric Stephen of True Blue LA. Part of the struggles for Ethier have been against left-handed pitchers, against whom Ethier is hitting .218/.282/.315 this season. But don't expect Mattingly to pinch hit for Ethier in ... Read More »
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ALBANY -- Close to three months after Kathryn Parker was struck and fatally injured by a minivan while crossing Central Ave., her friends are still waiting for the city to improve pedestrian safety in that area.
Parker, a young single mother raising a 10 year-old son, was hit on February 21 while crossing at the intersection with King Ave., near the Dunkin' Donuts. She died in the hospital the next day.
On February 22, as mourners gathered near the scene of the accident to remember Parker, another pedestrian was struck and injured one block away.
"I hope Albany gets it together before somebody else gets hurt out here," Parker's friend, Tameeka Cowley, told NewsChannel 13. "I think they need to worry more about the pedestrians."
The city will soon be unveiling a new public awareness campaign warning drivers and pedestrians to be careful on Central Ave., but a long-term study of traffic safety in that corridor has not been initiated, an aide to Mayor Jerry Jennings said Friday.
A study may still be "in the pipeline," the aide said.
By contrast, the state Department of Transportation (DOT) is already reviewing the section of Central Ave. under its jurisdiction, a spokesman said. In Colonie and Niskayuna, state DOT engineers are studying everything from the placement of crosswalks to the timing of traffic lights.
"Safety is state DOT's number one priority," DOT spokesman Bryan Viggiani said. "We are continuing to look at ways to make our corridors safer for everyone: motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists alike."
Since 2009, eight pedestrians have been struck and killed while crossing the approximately 15-mile stretch of Route 5 known as Central Ave. in Albany, Colonie, and Niskayuna, and known as State St. in Schenectady, according to DOT statistics first reported by the Times Union. More than 300 people have been injured.
Joey Hutton, who witnessed the accident in which Kathryn Parker was fatally injured, said the time for change is now.
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Session BI2: Basic and Dusty Plasmas
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Abstract ID: BAPS.2011.DPP.BI2.6
Abstract: BI2.00006 : Ion Acoustic Waves in Ultracold Neutral Plasmas
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Ultracold neutral plasmas, which are created by photoionizing laser cooled atoms near the ionization threshold, have been extensively studied in order to probe strong Coulomb coupling effects, low-energy atomic processes, equilibration, and collective phenomena [1]. The experimental study of collective modes, however, has previously been limited to phenomena involving electrons. By spatially modulating the intensity pattern of the photoionizing laser, we are now able to create controlled density perturbations on the plasma, which enables study of ion collective behavior. Periodic modulation excites ion acoustic waves [2]. We have also created two distinct plasmas that stream into each other. In the hydrodynamic regime, the central gap between the two plasmas splits into two density ``holes'' that propagate away from the plasma center at the ion acoustic velocity. At lower densities and higher particle velocities, plasmas are less collisional, and we observe kinetic effects such as plasma streams penetrating each other, with a penetration depth that reflects the ion stopping power. This general technique for sculpting the density opens many new possibilities, such as investigation of non-linear phenomena, instabilities, and shock waves in the ultracold regime, and determination of the effects of strong coupling on dispersion relations. The low temperature, small size, plasma expansion, and strongly coupled nature of ultracold plasmas make these studies fundamentally interesting. They may also shed light on similar phenomena in high energy density, laser-produced plasmas that can be near the strongly coupled regime. \\[4pt] [1] T. C. Killian, T. Pattard, Thomas Pohl, and J. M. Rost, Phys. Rep., 449, 77 (2007). \\[0pt] [2] J. Castro, P. McQuillen, and T. C. Killian, Phys. Rev. Lett. 105, 065004 (2010).
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VICTORIA - It looked like the Odem Lady Owls might have one more comeback left in them Saturday night.
But after rallying for an 8-5 lead in Game 3 of their Class 2A bi-district series against Van Vleck, Odem watched as the Lady Leopards took a come-from-behind victory of their own.
Lyndee Dement's walk-off RBI double over the head of Lady Owls center fielder Annissa Torres gave Van Vleck a 9-8 victory that advanced the Lady Leopards past Odem for the second straight year.
The Lady Owls were run-ruled 10-0 in Friday's Game 1 and overcame a 4-1 deficit to beat Van Vleck 5-4 in Game 2 and force Saturday's deciding matchup.
"I just told the girls to not give up and they gave us everything they had again tonight," Odem coach Melissa Vela said of the Lady Owls, who finished the season with an 18-12 record. "We just couldn't pull it out tonight."
Odem used five straight, two-out hits in the fourth to score five runs and take an 8-5 lead. Chelsea Cuellar, Iliana Rodriguez, Heather Morin and Morgan Hunter had run-scoring singles and Abigayle Hoelscher added an RBI double in the inning.
But Van Vleck, which improved to 16-9-1 and will face George West in next week's area playoffs, inserted pitcher Kamille Kucera in the fifth inning for her postseason debut and the freshman shut out the Lady Owls the rest of the game.
"They took a chance on a freshman and it worked out for them," Vela said.
"We were used to their faster pitcher," said Morin, who was 2-for-4 with one run and an RBI. "The new pitcher kind of kept us off balance."
Van Vleck cut Odem's lead to 8-7 in the fifth on Dement's two-run, two-out single and tied the game in the sixth when Kucera's two-out liner to left got past Veny Pizana and scored Alana Huron from first base.
The Lady Owls threatened with two outs in the top of the seventh when Veny Pizana reached on an error Ashley Cisneros walked. But Kucera struck out Torres looking to get out of the inning unscathed.
Kara Bickham led off Van Vleck's seventh with an infield single and Odem caught a break when Kyla Patten was called out when she ran into the ball on a sacrifice bunt try. But Dement, who was 3-for-4 with five RBIs, connected on the hardest hit of the night to end the Lady Owls' season.
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Kimi Raikkonen had the honour of being the first driver to hold a media session in Scuderia Ferrari's newly refurbished Media unit at the Catalunya circuit, as this weekend marks the first appearance of the season for the trucks and hospitality units, with the Formula 1 calendar finally reaching Europe.
However, even if we are in Spain, the Finn's first question involved looking back to the tough weekend in Shanghai.
"We have had a difficult start to the season, so we need to get things on track and fix that situation," admitted Raikkonen. "It's not an easy task, but I'm sure we can do much better. In China there were a lot of small things that influenced the final result and we would have understood the problems sooner if I had managed to take part in First Practice."
"That made the rest of the weekend difficult. But we know what happened. So far, this year has not been very straightforward but I am hopeful that we can turn it round. I am sure we will get there, the question is when. Hopefully soon."
With Mercedes having won all four races so far, a common question the length of the paddock is: are they uncatchable in the title race?
The Ferrari man isn't sure, "We have been working hard and we have improved the car at every race and even a small thing can make a big difference to something like the handling for example."
"We have a much better understanding of our car now, but the others are still pushing to improve too. Hopefully at some races soon we will be able to fight with them."
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A. G. Ferrari Foods
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| biteme
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|I find this place to be masquerading as an authentic Italian deli. It is not and the food is made in a central commissary. Not my cup of tea.
| eatwell
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|A.G. Ferrari isn't an every day stop for me, but once a year or so it's worth the splurge to pick up some specialty Italian groceries, like imported coffee, olives, or holiday cakes (I hear they carry a "drunken panettone" for about 30 bucks). As for lunch, there are better deals to be had in almost all the SF neighborhoods where there's an A.G.F.: Soma, Laurel Village, and Castro, off the top of my head -- but if you're unfamiliar with the area, it's a solid winner for freshness. The sandwiches are a bit pricey for a hunk of bread with meat and cheese (or tapenade, or artichoke spread, or roasted red peppers, etc.), but the ingredients are pretty much guaranteed to be high quality. The $5.99 to $8.29 panini/panino menu can be a bit overwhelming, though. If you thought you knew exactly what you wanted when you first walked in, be prepared to be lured by other combinations.
| jillduffy
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|The place looks so exciting with all of the different cans and bottles from Italy. You just can't wait to taste the food. Still, I found the sandwich I ordered to be pricey and nothing to really rave about.
| lottanotta
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|This place was so great when it opened. I really loved it. Unfortunately, it's not as good as it was then. It's lost some of it's authenticity in favor of a more canned approach. Not horrible, just not as good as at first.
| iluomo
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|A friend took me here once and we grabbed sandwiches to go. I did notice that the prices were a bit higher for sandwiches but I didn't know how much exactly my friend spent for the sandwiches. I only ate half of the sandwich, there was something about the taste I didn't like.
| jhelitha-13
(177) reviews
|Great lunch spot. Fresh ingredient. Great sandwiches and pasta dishes.
| Chunky_Monkey
(309) reviews
|AG Ferrari is no Molinari's, but it will do for a Sunday picnic. If it is your local, you're a lucky ducky. Expect to be corrected if your sandwich is not to your liking, but expect a good sandwich nonetheless.
| jpierson
(412) reviews
|This place is a great deli with all kinds of gourmet foods. They can make you sandwiches to go, and they have prepared salads of all kinds. The food is great, esp. if it is a business expense! Otherwise, it is pricey.
| redsf
(30) reviews
|Everything here is to die for! I am not a fan of frozen entrees that one buys and heats up in the oven at home. But their lazagne was really out of this world. It tasted almost as though it was baked fresh. It was flavorful, but not overly so. The sandwiches were pretty delicious too. You can't go wrong here. Oh yeah, the staff was super friendly and accomodating.
| calforever
(151) reviews
|Great foods and great atmosphere! Prices slightly high though.
| Maria123
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|Generally nice food, great decor and ambience, helpful staff....but REALLY expensive for what you get (for the imported Italian stuff especially...ridiculous). I've gotten a few items there and recreated them in my own kitchen for a fraction of the price, so I have to give thanks to A.G. Ferrari for plenty of inspiration!
| oaklandj
(94) reviews
|I have had snacks from here off and on. Yesterday I grabbed a bunch of apps to take home to my sweetie for dinner. YUCK. I spent $17 and threw 1/2 of it away. Their sausages, cheese and some of their sandwiches are good...but they are overpriced and there are a lot of better spots to pick up these items...say the deli at the ferry building :) or Molonaris in North Beach...or... :)
| mapleleafgirl
(480) reviews
|Good sandwhiches. The place is stupid expensive though!
| chub415
(253) reviews
|If you're a fan of Italian delis, you'll like this...great assortment of Italian goodies, olives. Service is quick and friendly and the sandwiches are good. They have alot of take home prepared meals such as frozen lasagna, pasta, etc.
| promotersf
(423) reviews
|Great Italian import deli/supermarket. Lots of groceries that are from artisan manufacturers in Italy. Great cheese selection, decent deli sandwiches. Look for seasonal items that are unique to their locations.
| xscientist
(223) reviews
|Their sandwiches are not bad, and I enjoyed their large assortment of olives. It's a chain, but it's a good place to get a quick bite of food.
| shat88
(64) reviews
|over priced yuppy sandwich shop. save your money. don't go here if you are hungry better off going to andronico's. if you want a REAL italian deli way better places in north beach!
| foodslut
(30) reviews
|This little chain has lots of gourmet goodies. I love to grab sandwiches from here before ball games and let everyone around us drool over our shoulders. I also highly recommend their frozen lasagnas and eggplant parmasiana. An instant meal that your guests will beleive you slaved over because it tastes too good to be frozen.
| SFFoodie
(161) reviews
|The food here is pretty good, and the prices are reasonable too. I like their sandwiches (paninis).
| jadegyrlee
(106) reviews
|Pricey but good Italian deli. Freshly made pasta and sauces to take home. Not too bad for a chain.
| k1ki
(93) reviews
|What a neat place for lunch, I had the meatloaf on panini, very nice. My friend got some frozen lasagna to take home, she said it was amazing. Mission @ New Montgomery.
| wjboring
(180) reviews
|If you like artichoke hearts, this is the place for you. You can also get meats sliced & by the pound, as well as a delicious assortment of salads and finger foods. There are a few in the city!
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Don't believe me, folks? Check on the upper left-hand side of this page: http://www.silive.com/elections/
No taxpayer dollars are used to pay for the fireworks display and EZPass is a "corporate sponsor."
You said that with a straight face, Staten Island Advance Staff?
Oh - my. No wonder we're doomed.
He was fifteen and in ..... 8th grade? Interesting.
Sinative4now, if you think any of the guns used in this incident are "legal," I have a bridge to sell you.
Unbelievably naive.
Isn't this interesting? From the petition site:
'Instead, however, the Sphere, the only remaining intact remnant of the WTC has been banned from Ground Zero and the national Sept. 11 memorial.
The designers of the memorial have ruled that it CANNOT be returned. In order, they said, to protect the integrity of the design. '
Agreed, ladyvikin; agreed.
Mark my words; it will end up like the columns of the old Penn Station (dumped in the Meadowlands swamps), should the PA "tuck it away in storage for now."
Wow. THANKS for posting that, PTSF.
I didn't know about what was found within the sphere after Islamic terrorists flew planes into the two towers of the WTC.
Precisely. Rent-seekers. Nothing more, nothing less.
Shouldn't the OWS folk be protesting THAT?
Whether friends and relatives or no, they will be more votes for her.
And isn't that the point?
They have been, for a long, long time. Evidence everywhere.
Park Hill, anyone?
Sorry, OccupyWS; Ms. Scanni also wrote this, which Wrobleski conveniently edited out:
'The litany of outright vile attacks on Republican/Conservative women is long and sordid, but not as long as the endless subtle and not so subtle implications by the Democrat/Liberal left that Republican/Conservative women are submissive and unintelligent.....I am happy that the issue can now be refocused on Obamacare and the contraception mandate. This mandate is a result of Obamacare, violates the First Amendment and religious freedom and is just one of many that the Tea Party warned about. As the Obamacare Supreme Court hearings come upon us we can only hope Americans can come to see just how egregious and unconstitutional this bill is.'
And as most people know, Obamacare most definitely has to do with the economy - and therefore jobs.
Nice try, though.
Odd, no one's commenting on the change in character of the "Albanian Islamic Cultural Center" from seemingly secular old-guard Albanians to clearly more fundamental folk.
One would have to be blind not to notice. Or simply not paying attention.
Funny, nofreerides, NONE of the Albanians living on my street (and there are many) fly American flags. Ever. None.
You hit the nail on the head, powerNJ. And everyone knows it.
Yes, thanks for keeping the ACORN/WP/Debi Rose connections in the forefront. People "forget" so quickly, don't they? As they say, "Follow the money."
Debi Rose is most definitely of the leftist mentality, with a HUGE stake in divisiveness between economic classes. If NS people vote her in again, or worse, put her in higher office, they get what they deserve. Too bad those who do not vote for her live with the consequences, also.
The day this group invites M. Zuhdi Jasser of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy to speak to them is the day I'll take them seriously.
Dr. Jasser has openly said a) he's an American first, Muslim second, and 2) that Islam DOES need reformation, with the political bits excised out.
(I happen to think that's perhaps an impossible goal, but I give the man huge points for stating that the ideology needs reformation.)
Until then, grain of salt. The ideology is what it is.
Carsus, perhaps you haven't noticed how aligned the local paper has been with the New York Times (I'm with you on "Slimes," but will be polite here) for, well, years?
Ah, here come the anti-Semites.
No comments? No one salivating along here at the chance to bring down a Republican? Odd, that.
And "cash?" Yeah; that makes it all so unproveable, doesn't it? Which is probably the point. Let's see what happens with that $5,000 check....
Congrats to Arkadiy and Ilya. This will make paying $2.50 for a Sunday issue of the Advance a little less painful.
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But Booth? He does it too much. That is a stunning reputation to have.
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Twelve-year-old Kalin Sokell loves science and french fries. So much so, in fact, the University School sixth-grader just completed scientific research to determine which fast food chain served up the most nutritious fries.
"I did this research because I love McDonald's fries. I love them, and I just wanted to test them," he said.
In order to do the research right, Sokell contacted Dr. Andy Clark, a professor of clinical nutrition at East Tennessee State University, to see if he could utilize the newly designed nutritional biochemistry lab at ETSU's Valleybrook campus.
The ETSU Nutrition and Dietetics Research Laboratory at Valleybrook was dedicated Friday. The facility is a research and educational center located near Eastern Star Road.
Beginning in August, Sokell was the first student researcher at the lab as he worked with Clark to set up his experiment to enter into his school's science fair.
Sokell utilized special equipment in the lab to extract fat particles from french fries from Arby's, Burger King and McDonald's in order to determine if the fat and total calories measured in the lab matched the published values listed by each of the restaurants.
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McDonald's also had the least amount of kilocalories per serving in its fries at 358.2 kilocalories, compared to Burger King's total of 496.9 kilocalories and Arby's 544.4 kilocalories. The listed amounts at Burger King and Arby's were much higher than the listed values.
"So, out of the fat samples, I would pick McDonald's as the healthiest," Sokell said.
All of the in-depth laboratory research and experimenting yielded the first-place prize for Sokell, setting him on the path toward the state level of the science fair.
In addition to Sokell, Jane Underdown, a junior Honors College student at ETSU, has also been working in the lab, developing gels for use as a topical treatment for burn patients.
"It'll be applied directly to the wound so that the antioxidants can battle the free radicals and you'll have faster healing and less scarring," she said.
The gels are also being designed to stabilize the moisture content of the wound.
Underdown's work is part of her senior thesis in the nutrition and dietetics program. She has been working in the lab since January, and has already seen much success with her research.
"For the most part, it's been really fun and we've gotten, as you can see, a lot of gels ready so far. We perfected the process last week, so we're going to begin testing and adding antioxidants and hopefully finding that perfect balance between them," she said.
When she first started out in the program, Underdown said she never imagined she would have the opportunity to do the kind of research she's doing. It's because of the lab she's able to do so.
"I couldn't imagine a better opportunity for me, especially in the field that I want to enter," she said.
With about $150,000 worth of equipment in the lab, that kind of research can be done more and more with students in the area and at ETSU. It's also research that couldn't have been done if Eastman Chemical Co. had not donated Valleybrook to ETSU last year.
"If the lab was not here, we couldn't do the research that's required. We have analytical equipment that you have to use in order to find out what's going on," Clark said.
But it's not just students who are reaping the benefits of the lab.
Clark, who worked at Eastman for 18 years, was one of the first scientists to utilize Valleybrook when it was operated under the chemical company. He was also one of the first scientists to make himself at home when it was gifted to ETSU.
Clark has been developing a new formulation of vitamin D3 and coenzyme Q10 to aid the more than 20 percent of the world's population above the age of 50 who are vitamin D3 deficient and are unresponsive to traditional supplemental protocols.
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Agenda from Saturday, April 26th - Wheeler Hall, UC Berkeley Campus
Agenda from Sunday, April 27th - The David Brower Center
Information about the Vital Systems reception and film screening on Sunday, April 27th
Audio recordings of the Symposium :
April 26th
Introduction from Severine von Tscharner Fleming – Agrarian Trust
Anuradha Mittal – Oakland Institute
Gayle McLaughlin – Mayor of Richmond, CA
Doria Robinson – Urban Tilth
Wes Jackson - The Land Institute (video available below)
Closing words from Severine von Tscharner Fleming – Agrarian Trust
April 27th
Introduction from Severine von Tscharner Fleming – Agrarian Trust
Joel Salatin – Polyface Farm
Eric Holt-Gimenez – Institute for Food & Development Policy / Food First (video available below, courtesy of Food First)
Connecting words from Severine von Tscharner Fleming
Sjoerd Wartena – Terre de Liens (video also available below)
Connecting words and announcements from Severine von Tscharner Fleming
Elizabeth Henderson – Peacework Farm / Agricultural Justice Project
Gary Nabhan - UC Arizona
Connecting words from Severine von Tscharner Fleming
Music from John Chapman
Dave Henson – Occidental Art and Ecology Center
Reggie Knox - California Farmlink
Kathy Ruhf – Land for Good
Closing remarks from Severine von Tscharner Fleming
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Anuradha Mittal, from Oakland Institute
Gayle McLaughlin, Mayor of Richmond
Doria Robinson, Urban Tilth
Wes Jackson, from The Land Institute
Sjoerd Wartena, from Terre de Liens (pre-recorded)
Eric Holt-Gimenez, from Food First / Institute for Food & Development Policy
Photos from April 26th, provided by Amelia Holmes
Photos from April 27th, provided by Isabel Avellan
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A reading list of materials related to the event
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This is a guidebook for beginning farmers who are sizing up farm access for themselves. The next guidebook from Greenhorns is called "Greenhorns Guide for Benevolent Investors."
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Get That Out of Your Mouth!
I say that too often. Rissa was getting better at keeping random things out of her mouth, but lately she is doing it again. It's mostly toys. No matter how many times in a row I tell her to get it out and/or remove it…. She will sneak it back up to her lips.
Today while I was trying to get some work done (read: shopping on Amazon) Rissa came running at me making a weird noise and wagging her tongue.
I look up to see this face. Difference is, when I see it her mouth is open and all black. Her teeth and tongue are covered in a black sludge as her little hands claw gloopy crud out, splattering it on her shirt and nearby toys.
Once I discovered a black crayon clutched in one hand and scooped a few crumbled chunks out of her mouth I stopped to take a picture.
I know, mom of the year I am not!
Rissa kept trying to spit out the yuck caught in her teeth and slathered over her tongue. I was puzzled as I stared at the busted black crayon in my hand. How the heck did it cause such a mess?
The paper wrapper had been ripped off a few days ago but I knew it was one of her new ones she received for her birthday. I remembered reading about a new washable formula on the back of the box. I'm guessing that's why it got so mushy and sludgy.
I'm not looking forward to her diaper later when she passes whatever bit of crayon she ingested. And she needs a new toothbrush.
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It's funny you mention the washable thing. My sister handed me some triangular crayolas today and I read the box where it said they are washable. I vividly remember TRYING to color on cloth when I was little and it was virtually impossible, so I wondered what the heck that was all about. Then I looked at my hands and I had crayon all over them! WHAT?? What did they do to crayolas?????
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What'd you guys think of the episode? Was it an appropriate send off for the man, the myth, the legend… the Chef? I sure hope so.


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KABUL, Afghanistan, Dec. 15, 2008 Hundreds of people in Afghanistan's Zabul province received the gifts of medical care and humanitarian assistance earlier this month.
Members of the Zabul Provincial Reconstruction Team, the Afghan National Army and coalition forces participated in a medical operation in a local village.
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Last week I changed the way I receive emails and a few peculiar things have occured. I no longer have to sign in each time I go to this site (as I had to do before), it recognizes me immediately. I was (and am) signed up for email notification of posts from this site. Now when I get a notification, sometimes there are follow up posts under that reminder post and some of those do not show up when I go to the Boat US forum??? I probably lost posts by not realizing there might be more under the reminder post. I am on total vacation mode and have not been checking email closely. I will look into what is going on. My new email set up may be stacking (instead of listing individually) these other responses under the original by some determination; but don't know why some of these reminder posts did not get posted to the Boat US site. For instance, Pat's post about closing seacocks appeared on my Boat US reminder email but not on the Boat US forum. Not sure if anyone follows the situation I am trying to discribe. If confused just consider this post as babble. I am sort of thinking out loud. Believe me I have not had an adult evening beverage (yet).