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Located in the beautiful Chapel Hill area, the Courtyard is minutes from UNC. Southern charm is felt throughout the entire hotel from the beautiful lobby to the 169 guest rooms to the 3 meeting rooms. Standard guest rooms include one king bed or two queen beds, and all rooms include a flat screen TV.
We have 36 suites which include a Junior Suite, Master Suite, and Executive Suite, all with microwaves and refrigerators. High speed Internet and parking is complimentary. A full service restaurant is available for breakfast, dinner, and evening room service. A bar and lounge with 52" flat screen TV is located on the first floor, as well as a state-of-the-art fitness facility, indoor pool, and spa. Tar Heel Express Park & Ride is accessible at our front door, and will take you to cheer for your Tar Heels in Football or Basketball! Stay here, park here, and ride to your sporting venue.
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Present your Rams Club membership card to receive 15% off your entire dinner in our Courtyard Café restaurant, which is open for dinner Monday - Saturday, 5-10pm.
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These skinless and boneless Sockeye portions will vary in size but average about 5 oz each. They're individually vacuum-sealed for maximum convenience.
Your 5 lb box will contain approximately 14 individually packaged portions cut from the same premium grade Sockeye as our larger portions. (The guaranteed minimum total weight is 5 lbs.)
About half of these "ends and pieces" will be tail sections, which cook more quickly and are great for those with a smaller appetite.
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In addition to ample protein, Alaskan Sockeye salmon offers abundant omega-3s, as well as unrivaled levels of vitamin D and astaxanthin (as-tuh-
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On average, Sockeye salmon provides these amounts of nutrients per 6 oz portion:
Omega-3s About 1,994mg of omega-3 EPA+DHA, or 4 to 8 times more than the
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Vitamin D3 About 1,170 IU in the optimal D3 form, which is more than most other fish, and more than any fortified food, approaching the child-to-adult US RDA of 600 IU.
Astaxanthin About 6.78 mg. This red-orange pigment is a carotenoid-class nutrient with unique health benefits.
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Take your video project to the next level with these high quality cinematic music tracks! Cinematic Music Pack I offers you altogether 7 tracks of various cinematic elements:
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Why do I need AA? Or, need to stay active in AA?
Heck, I'm over 25 years sober now... and it's been many years since I reached the place in sobriety that "I don't even think of drinking!" (That happened early in my sobriety).
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Why is that? It's because AA is NOT about "stopping drinking" it's about "STAYING stopped." It's about maintaining a LIFETIME of sobriety... instead of just getting bits & pieces of sobriety time on the installment plan!
So, why do I keep active in AA after being sober for a longtime and I no longer even want or think about drinking? It's because I've been sober LONG ENOUGH to fall in love w/ my sobriety!
I love my sobriety. It's so good to me that I want to keep it. My sobriety is my most important relationship in life -- without it, I'll lose every other relationship that there is!
If you had a spouse, a lover, a soul-mate, or whatever... and you loved them and loved your relationship w/ them... would you want to stop doing what you were doing -- that got you into that relationship AND keeps you in that relationship?
Sobriety gave me the opportunity to experience and have The Good Life. Today, in sobriety -- I HAVE everything I was "looking for" in the bottle (but never did find!)
Being sober & not even thinking of drinking -- is the most dangerous ledge in my life. It's on that ledge -- that I'm subject to fall.
No. I don't do it out of FEAR. I do it because of my LOVE... for my sober life.
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hello, I'm new at the linux end of knowledge. I am working with a 60 gig HD, so space shouldn't be an issue. The operating system is Redhat linux professional. 7.2. Recommended space for a full install is: 4.5 gig on the HD and 96 MB of memory. My ram is 256.
The operating system loads without a problem. During installation I choose to automatically partition the harddrive. So I haven't opened disk druid. After the install the directory looks like the example below:
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/dev/hda2- 7 5367 42061 ext3 /user Yes
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/dev/hda4- 7330 7476 1153 Extended
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/dev/hda6- 7379 7411 259 /var Yes
/dev/hda7- 7412 7476 510 swap
This is why I believe I have a problem. When I start to load OfficeStar 5.2, (the full option) I recieve an error regarding not enough space. The full package is 265.1 MB.
Linux wants to put this program on: /root/officestar52.
Do I have to create a new directory for everything I want ot add to the existing directory? Looking at the numbers above the /user directory is huge. Can anyone respond on a solution? Should I reload the entire operating system and choose Disk Druid? And if so what size directories should I use. I had planned on setting up 3 users for this machine. Administrator, home user and an internet user.
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the user directory should be usr. The reason it is saying there is not enough room in the root directory is because that is a quite small partition, 384 sectors which is probably around 300 MB.
What I would do in you situation is install the latest version of the community version of red hat - aka feddcore core III. Set up the partitions abit differently - I have mine set up like this:
ext3 /dev/hda1- / contains /boot and /usr, make this big ~ 15 G
ext3 /dev/hda2- /home also make this big ~ 15 G
ext3 /dev/hda3- /var make around 1 G
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ext3 /dev/hda5- /usr/local many extra programs install here, e.g. games size should be rest of drive - swap space
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LOMPOC, CALIF. - Roxie crossed over to join her husband Alex on Monday, Jan. 18, 2010, at the age of 87.
Roxie was born June 4, 1922 in Zap, N.D. to Decatur and Frances Ford. She married Alex Korenko in 1943 in Butte, Mont., then moved from Roundup, Mont. to Spring Canyon in 1957. In 1998 they moved to Lompoc, Calif. to be with their daughters Alexis and Fran.
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Brown wants Augustin Out, Jeffries is the Perfect Fit
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Now we've mentioned Jared Jeffries time and time again, and to me, there is no better fit for him, realistically, than Charlotte. Why? Because they'd be adding a hybrid defender comfortable with their system to do the dirty work and not worry about scoring.
Sounds familiar, no?
The Bobcats can include Augustin, their Raja Bell trade exception and another piece (Acie Law) to make it work. It's complicated, but there's little reason to think a deal can't get done one way or another if a third team can get involved. Lakers? The Bobcats would have to address their point guard situation should they move both Augustin and Law, but Raymond Felton is their bread and butter. Their need is obviously an upgrade over Nazr Mohammed.
The Bobcats have zero interest in the summer of 2010. They need to win now. Adding Jeffries, I believe, to a team that has Ty Chandler and Gerald Wallace defensively, could really allow them to make a push and really put a scare into a top 4 team in the first round.
Now, the Knicks will have to make moves on their end in order to bring back more players than they give up, but again, if they move Jeffries they can make a real play for Tracy McGrady as they attempt the goal of making the playoffs.
Again, it says here, that Jeffries will most certainly fit what the Bobcats want to do, and that's continue to defend and play up tempo all game. Mohammed hampers them. Jeffries would help them guard the perimeter and also play the 4-5 on an uptempo second unit and be much more productive in his 17 minutes than Nazr.
If your Donnie Walsh, do you concede Jeffries to a team that would most certainly improve thus lessening your own playoff hopes? Is Jordan Hill ready to move into the rotation and be a contributor? Good questions, but in the end Walsh has to gauge the Bobcats' level of interest, if any and there should be. If I'm Larry Brown, it's time to make a splash by adding a playoff-tested, team defender in Jeffries at the expense of a guard not in your future plans. Again, they have scorers. Adding Jeffries makes them a more complete team and one that can push a team up the standings in the East and position themselves to making playoff basketball relevant in Charlotte again, like we've seen before.
Complete no brainer.
Obviously, Brown's relationship with the Knicks isn't great, but he respects Walsh and at the end of the day Carolina blood thirsts for wins, not grudges.
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Honorable mention: Black Beans with Cilantro. I ran out of numbers--- this is a great bean recipe. :-)
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- Lesa @Edesia's Notebook said...
That's the slow cooker I use. I love it! I admit that I haven't yet used all the fancy features since I am always home, but it's nice to know they are there if I need them. I second the recommendation. I won't be doing much celebrating on Memorial Day, as we are holding Potty Training Bootcamp this weekend. Yay!
- May 24, 2011 at 11:36 AM
- Retired Knitter said...
They all look so good. Especially that lasagna one.
- May 24, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Alisa Fleming said...
Too funny about the lima beans. I've actually loved them ever since I was little and that recipe sounds fabulous to me.
- May 24, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Sara Bell said...
Oh my. Cream cheese, sausage and rotel dip? HERE I COME! =]
- May 24, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Common Household Mom said...
I love your #10 - Salsa chicken and black bean soup. I haven't made the others, but I'm looking forward to trying them out. But, oh, which one to start with? Decisions, decisions!
- May 24, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Annika said...
These all look great, but I think I'm going try the Honey Lentils first!
- May 25, 2011 at 3:52 AM
I hate to nitpick, but the Honey Lentils aren't vegan. Honey is an animal product.
- May 25, 2011 at 8:46 AM
I'm thinking of either sloppy joes, or the Salsa Chicken-as-nachos (both from your 1st cookbook) for this weekend. Hubby is taking the kids to a family get-together and has to do dinner for 12 on Friday night. He will be happy if I give him something easy!
- May 25, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Melinda, you didn't nitpick! you're absolutely right. I fixed it. thank you!
- May 25, 2011 at 9:35 AM
- Caneel said...
Mmmmmm, these look good! I think I'll have to do something in the crockpot at least once this weekend! :)
- May 25, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- Kewannah "The Health Kick Chick" said...
I was just wondering where I could find a great breakdown! I'll do the beans and maybe a crockpot dulce de leche to serve w/ ice cream and pound cake.
Just a thought: I'd love to see a few groupings on your site for manly meals, kids faves and for entertaining.
Otherwise, keep up the amazing work. I'm trying my hand at the yogurt tonight!
- May 25, 2011 at 1:34 PM
- mackenzie said...
Hi! I have a super-random question. I have 4 chicken thighs in my fridge and was planning to use them in the "Lemon and Herb Roasted Chicken" recipe (I made it before with a whole chicken and the breasts were too dry). I was just reading the "Brown Sugar Chicken" recipe and it calls for TWELVE thighs! Are 4 thighs too few to cook in a crock pot? Thanks!
- May 26, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Nisrine M. said...
Super delicious collection. Which should I pick?
- May 27, 2011 at 5:41 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
@mackenzie, if you're only cooking 4 thighs, I'd suggest placing an ovensafe dish into your cooker (corningware, pyrex) and placing the food into it to create a smaller cooking vessel.
- May 28, 2011 at 8:51 AM
- elena said...
Yummy! Thanks for sharing!
- May 29, 2011 at 7:20 AM
- Sherry said...
I made your honey lentils and it was delicious.
- June 1, 2011 at 7:37 AM
- Karen I said...
Love your recipes, but have always wondered--is there an easy way to print them? With all the ads and links on the page, printing the web page as is does not work. I've tried cutting and pasting to a Word document, but I'd love an easier way to save the recipes I try. Any hints? Thanks!
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updated for Karen!
There is now a "print friendly" button at the bottom of each recipe. You can pick pictures or no pictures, and choose the size font you'd like. Yay! :-)
- August 31, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Mary Vigil said...
The Taco Soup and Potluck beans are both winners in my book. I've taken them to many events and always received compliments! The leftovers are wonderful too... Thanks Stephanie for such wonderful recipes!!
- September 1, 2012 at 8:57 AM
Also, to stretch #10 (Black Bean Salsa Soup) and make it a little more of a balanced meal, add a can or two of white corn kernels. Also makes it look more attractive. If long cooking this, add an hour or two before the end, or heat separately (stove/microwave) and add before serving. I took 6 quarts of this to our last church potluck and every little bet went.
- September 1, 2012 at 2:53 PM
- Katya said...
So happy to have found your blog. I love the slow cooker, especially in winter, and always look for new recipes. You're doing such a great job!
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Hi Stephanie, testing to see if I can leave a comment!
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Baseball Series with Arkansas State Moved to Tennessee
The series will now be played at USA Baseball Stadium in Millington, Tenn., current home of Southwest Tennessee Community College. In addition, the start of the series has been pushed back to Saturday, March 8 with the first game slated to begin at 6:30 p.m. Sunday's game will start at 1 p.m. and the series finale will take place on Monday, March 10 at 5 p.m.
Creighton's game on Tuesday, March 11 at Central Arkansas in Conway, Ark. remains scheduled at 2:00 p.m., however the additional travel has forced the Bluejays to indefinitely postpone the March 12 game at Kansas.
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The Women's meet had Carroll University with 69, Beloit 68.5 and UW-River Falls with 67.5. For the Men UWRF had 76, the Bucs 65 and Carroll 59.
Shaunte Moss set a new 100 Breast record with a winning time of 1:11.07, breaking the previous mark of Xiaoyue Ma from 2005. The previous record was 1:11.09. Moss also won the 200 IM and swam the second leg on the winning 400 Medley Relay.
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Earning second-place finishes were Smith in the 50 Free; Holte in the 200 Free; Schalla in the 200 and 500 Free; and Kamada in the 100 Back.
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What little of Pastafarianism I have come to understand, seems to be in alignment with many of the design philosophies of this programming language. This programming language seeks to be a functional appendage of creative benevolent intent, much like His noodley appendage. It is rooted in humor and rationality. It 'flies' in the face of popular notions of programming language legitimacy, much like the FSM flies in the face of hungry pirates, and staunch antepasto(which sometimes appears to have a face).
The programming language is real, and is already being used to make real programs(although, those programs are admittedly only unit tests). It is actual, and free software, though at this point I am not prepared to link directly to it on such a broad public forum, due to the unstable state of the implementation, and my innate unwillingness to commit on first encounter.
Do Pastafarians want a programming language with a little FSM identity? I know there is a large subgroup of pastafarians that are computer programmers by profession or other qualification. I am willing to trade blessings and endorsement (of a completely conversational nature) for input in the development process, if such a situation were desirable to Pastafarians. I would like to reiterate that this is not a troll; I think the project, Pastafarians, and possibly even the FSM Himself would benefit from such a thing. What do you think?


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In the heart of the Lombard pre-Alps, near the big cities like Milan, Monza and Bergamo, we offer a refuge to a place in the countryside: the tranquility and silence are the wonderful starting point for interesting activities such as hiking, trekking, free climbing, horseback riding, mountain biking, alpine skiing, Nordic skiing and skating.
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OGDENSBURG Car dealers in the town of Oswegatchie want tighter restrictions on transient businesses that operate in the town for only a short time before leaving the area.
The town has no restrictions on such businesses, and that allows for unfair competition with permanent retailers who contribute to the town tax base and economy, said Michael B. Sarkin, president of Maple City Auto, on Fine Street just outside the city limits. Mr. Sarkins business has joined forces with other dealerships in the town to ask for restrictions on temporary retailers.
The request surfaced following a recent event held by Vision Automotive Group, a Webster-based car dealership that set up shop for 10 days at the former DealMaker Ford property at routes 68 and 37. The dealership has held two 10-day sales so far this fall, obtaining a temporary operating permit from the town each time.
A representative of Vision Automotive Group did not return a call for comment Friday.
There is nothing preventing the dealership from doing business in the township, Mr. Sarkin said, but he and other auto dealers would like Oswegatchie to limit how long such transient businesses can operate or limit the number of operating permits issued in a year.
Town businesses have a hard enough time coping with a sagging economy without having to worry about competitors who are around for only a short time before they take their operation and money back home, he said.
I would rather have customers give their money to my local archrival than give it to someone who is fly-by-night, he said.
Town Supervisor Alfred J. Bud Nichols said town officials are taking the dealerships request seriously.
Theyre taking away from established businesses, Mr. Nichols said. The established folks have all this overhead, and these people dont have any. All they do is rent a building for 10 days, and then theyre gone again. It could put our people out of business or some of their employees out of jobs.
Town Code Enforcement Officer Timothy C. Tuttle said the towns only zoning regulations cover site plan review. Businesses must get an operating permit, Mr. Tuttle said, but that is only to ensure their premises present no safety hazards.
He said he is reviewing other communities regulations governing transient businesses.
If its something that looks like it will work, I will bring it to the board, he said.
The city of Watertown, for instance, limits the duration of a permit issued to a transient business to three days. Operating longer than that requires a permit renewal for each day the business remains open. Such businesses also are required to pay a tax, post a $1,000 bond before they set up, submit a stock list with the value of their merchandise before they open and report sales activity. Mr. Tuttle said Watertowns law will be included in his research.
Daniel J. Regan, owner of Regans Collision, Route 37, said a restriction would help all businesses, not just car dealerships.
If its automobiles this week, what is it next week? he said. They just come into town and capitalize on a short spurt of sales, and then theyre gone. They dont have to endure any of the service issues. Theyre just gone.
It definitely is hurting my business here and in the rest of the north country, said Wayne A. Latham Jr., owner and president of Latham Auto LLC, at County Route 6 and Route 37. With the economy being down already, we need to stick together up here and stay local.
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Sammy McCorkle, a 1996 graduate and three-time letterwinner at the University of Florida, is entering his 10th season on the Dartmouth coaching staff, having arrived in 2005 with Coach Teevens. Three members of the Green's defensive secondary in 2005 — Steve Jensen, Mike Ribero and Ian Wilson — earned All-Ivy recognition as Dartmouth ranked first in the Ivy League in pass defense and 14th in the FCS rankings. In 2006, Wilson and John Pircon also won All-Ivy recognition. Pircon also was an All-Ivy second team pick in 2007, while Wilson was a second-teamer in 2008.
In each of the past three seasons, McCorkle's pass defense has been the stingiest in the league. His secondary also picked off 12 passes in 2011 to tie for second most in the conference. Two-time co-captain Garrett Waggoner earned All-Ivy first-team honors as a safety in both 2012 and '13, while safety Stephen Dazzo and cornerback Vernon Harris earned spots on the second team last season.
McCorkle mentored one of the finest cornerbacks in Dartmouth history in Shawn Abuhoff '12, who earned first-team All-Ivy honors in both 2010 and 2011, and finished his career one interception shy of the school's career record. Abuhoff and safety Pete Pidermann '10 were selected for the All-Ivy second team in 2009 as the Big Green pass defense ranked third in the conference that year.
In 2003-04, McCorkle was the head coach at Martin County High in Stuart, Fla. In 2003, he led Martin County to its best record in 10 years.
McCorkle previously coached at the University of Tennessee-Martin from 2000-02. He coached the defensive secondary in 2000 and was defensive coordinator in 2001-02. He coordinated the punt return, extra point and field goal blocking and kickoff teams while assisting with punt and kickoff return teams.
From 1997-99, McCorkle was a graduate assistant at Florida, his alma mater. He assisted the secondary and special teams coaches while also scouting opponents.
During the 1996-97 academic year, McCorkle taught physical education while coaching the defensive backs and linebackers, and coordinating special teams at Spanish River High School in Boca Raton, Fla.
McCorkle was a standout defensive back during his playing days at Florida. He played on four Southeastern Conference championship teams, competed in four bowl games (Gator Bowl, twice in the Sugar Bowl, and the Fiesta Bowl), and a national title game. McCorkle graduated with Florida's single-season and career records for blocked punts. He was named twice as Florida's special teams player-of-the-year.
McCorkle, the football staff's academic liaison, is coordinator of the Mentoring Program that brings Big Green football players and successful Dartmouth alumni together to introduce the players to business and professional opportunities when they graduate.
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MASSENA The town and village have agreed to partner with Brockville, Ontario, on a tourist initiative called RiverQuest, which officials describe as a regional campus partnership composed of Thousand Islands-area destinations and partners.
We would become a quest, town Councilman Albert N. Nicola told board members recently. It doesnt require anything on our part. We dont have to build anything.
It also requires no financial contribution, according to Mr. Nicola and Mayor James F. Hidy, who attended a presentation on the project four weeks ago as a follow-up to a visit they made last year to hear about the plans.
Mr. Hidy told the council that the project includes the Aquatarium, a discovery center in downtown Brockville with hands-on exhibits for children, an arena, a boardwalk and other features.
According to a news bulletin on its website, the Aquatarium, which formerly was known as the Maritime Discovery Centre, is a $20 million, 27,000-square-foot tourist attraction to be located on Brockvilles waterfront alongside the Tall Ships Landing condominium development. The Aquatarium is a public-private partnership with the city of Brockville.
RiverQuest will help visitors find and pursue the attractions and offerings they are interested in as a follow up to their Aquatarium visit. Organizers are focusing on tourism opportunities on both sides of the river, including Massena, Mr. Hidy said.
Its starting to get a lot of momentum, Mr. Hidy said. Massena already has a silver bullet with the St. Lawrence Seaway, New York Power Authority and two state parks, he said. They want to make Massena one of the destination points.
Tourists would visit different destinations, where they would learn about historical events at those sites. Then they would have an opportunity to answer a series of computer questions to earn points.
But they have to go to the next place. It empowers the tourist to go to the next site, Mr. Hidy said. They wanted Massena to become one of their partners. They wanted no money.
Instead, Mr. Nicola said, the project is being funded by provincial funds and private dollars.
Both town and village officials approved resolutions last week to join the effort. Another meeting regarding the project will be held at NYPAs Hawkins Point Visitors Center, Mr. Hidy said.
Youd be very impressed, he said.
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I know the feeling.Of course, I havent had a lot of time in general lately. Seems like the less time I have available to do things, the more things I need to do. I have been slacking on my linux learning lately.
I installed apache/php/mysql/postgresql on an old box a few weeks ago, but I haven't had much time to play with it. First time I have ever played with setting them up. Haven't had time to look at it in a couple weeks. I probably forgot half of what I had learned. :-\I need to go back and setup my apache/php/mysql server again, but I dont have a static connection, so it kinda, well, sucks! It would be the same price for a seperate phone line as a cable modem which also sucks, since I cant afford either. Oh well. Life goes on. :'(
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CANTON What will be the nations only U.S. Department of Agriculture-approved mobile chicken slaughterhouse was unveiled Thursday at Sugar Hill Farm in DeKalb, town of Canton.
This is an important transformational date for the north country, said Renee C. Smith, North Country Pastured, owner of the processor. Its only the first step. The long-awaited mobile processor will allow north country farmers interested in expanding chicken production to sell USDA-certified birds to large institutions such as Clarkson University and United Helpers as well as to restaurants and consumers. It will be able to slaughter poultry humanely and can be set up for certified organic products.
The unit will travel to farms or central locations throughout the north country to process poultry to USDA standards. Over the past year, North Country Pastured has purchased the mobile unit and a truck to haul it, and put up a 1,500-square-foot processing facility.
The mobile slaughterhouse also could lead to more agricultural diversification and value-added products.
Were just scratching the surface, said state Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, who toured the mobile unit.
The processor already has contributed to the formation of the North Country Regional Food Hub, a corporation created by North Country Pastured and Sparx a for-profit business started by United Helpers whose goal is to aggregate and market local food. The slaughterhouse which also can process rabbits may be why the north country came out in front in the states first regional economic development competition. Officials listening to a litany of presentations all wanted to hear why the region considered a chicken plucker a priority project, said Anthony G. Collins, president of Clarkson University and co-chairman of the North Country Regional Economic Development Council.
I cant imagine something more imaginative, he said. I think its what pushed us over the hump. I still remember people sitting bolt upright.
The processor was awarded $130,000 in the first round of funding and will create four jobs in the town of Canton.
The St. Lawrence River Valley Redevelopment Agency, through the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency, provided a $50,000 grant toward the purchase of the mobile unit and the town of Canton, through its regional business enterprise grant program, has helped with working capital.
Despite its rural geography and dependence on dairy as its predominant agriculture industry, the north country is a gaping hole when it comes to diversified food production.
We find ourselves in the middle of the largest food desert in the northeast, Ms. Smith said.
The mobile unit could be a factor in changing that, Mrs. Russell said.
Its difficult to hear that St. Lawrence County, which is a powerhouse in agriculture, is also a food desert, she said.
The north country is starting to have success with value-added products, IDA Executive Director Patrick J. Kelly said, pointing to the growth of High Peaks Winery in Parishville, the St. Lawrence Brewing Co. in Canton and North Country Grown Cooperative.
Having food grown and processed locally is a draw to certain consumer groups and farmers, said William Liam Hunt, a partner in North Country Pastured.
We can attract people like that, he said. Potentially, this is a very rich county agriculturally.
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