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245 Main Street, Blossburg, PA 16912
Borough Manager's Activity Log
May 2003
Spring clean up. Finish Monday's route and some of Tuesday's route. Haul approximately 9 1/2 tons of garbage and about 7 tons of metal.
Measure Boro streets for tar and chip this year. Will write up and present to Street Committee.
Ben Jones repair furnace at Boro Hall.
Water totalizer at Bellman Filter broke. Remove and send away for repair.
Leesa make up 24 shut off notices.
Work on 7 shut offs today.
Spring cleanup. Finish Tuesday route and start on Wednesday's route. Haul about 3 1/2 tons of garbage and 5 tons of metal.
DEP set up equipment at Bellman Filter for performance tests.
Sewer plugged at Methodist Church. Gave plumber a copy of sewer map.
Three employees go to sewer class at Wellsboro in morning.
Spring cleanup. Finish up Wednesday's route then go back and collect material that was not picked up on the earlier days. Haul about 5 tons of garbage today.
DEP finish performance test at Bellman Filter. Water plant passed with flying colors.
Spring cleanup. Haul about 4 tons of garbage to NTSWA and 3 tons of metal to stock yard.
Plumber installing some new sewer line at Methodist Church. Found roots in lateral going down toward sewer main. Will have crew take gas powered auger down and clean out line tomorrow morning.
Supplies for roof KCC delivered in afternoon. Store in one bay of Boro garage until needed.
Spring cleanup. Finish up town. Haul about 3 tons of garbage and 4 tons of metal.
Clean roots out of sewer lateral at Methodist Church. Plumber got line connected back together .
Discuss status of new footbridge at Park. Bids to be advertised next week and due on June 13. After engineers review, Council should be able to accept a bid at the June 19 Council meeting.
Start flushing hydrants.
Volunteers remove old shingles and install new shingles on half of KCC roof.
Remove four sections of concrete decking at pool that were bad. Get area ready so Wrisley crew can repour areas before Memorial Day.
Order tires for Blossburg Ambulance.
Belawski cleaning up around shrubs at Park.
Cut grass at park all day.
Dig hole for water meter pit at Dan lamonski home. Service line really deep, so had to order a taller meter setter. Fence off hole until material is delivered .
Three employees go to last sewer class at Wellsboro in morning.
Mail applications to DEP for 3 employees to take sewer tests in August at Williamsport.
Put 3' long flat edge bucket on backhoe, then start cleaning ditches around town.
Dan go to computer class in Towanda all day.
Front springs bad on 10-wheel truck. Call repair shop for appointment.
Diving boards at pool need anti-skid material put on surface. Will have Mitchell's Radiator Shop spray Rhino liner on surface. They have to order a white pigment for paint. Will call when ready to do job.
Chemicals delivered to pool and Bellman Filter .
Take 10-wheel truck to repair shop. Springs and bushings on rear of truck bad also. Leave truck overnight and will pick up tomorrow morning.
Check out paving equipment at Wellsboro with Stuart Lisowski. Items to be auctioned off this Saturday.
Shut off two more delinquent homes in morning. Turn one back on after bills were paid.
Water leak at Ward's Plant #2. Looks like leak is on their water line, not Water Authority's.
Replace brake line on 1 ton truck.
Wash down pool and put covers on grates in deep end. Ready to fill pool this weekend.
Pick up 10-wheel dump truck from repair shop. Haul load of sand for stp on the way back.
Replace broken sinks at pool.
Trace water lines at Plant #2 for Ward's. They will get leak repaired.
NTSWA sweeping streets today.
Flush hydrants on Granger St. and at NPHC.
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Flush hydrants.
Fill swimming pool.
Coal Festival carnival start bringing in rides, late Saturday night.
Install filters at pool.
Clean ditches around town.
Street Committee decide on two miles of road to tar and chip in town.
Try starting pool filter motor, but electric breakers keep tripping. Will work on tomorrow.
Set up voting booths in council room.
Primary election at Boro Hall.
Dave Jones and Boro employee work on pool filter motor. Take apart and get impeller loosened.
Clean ditches around town.
Transfer some money from General Fund into Easy Access CD's.
Wrisley crew pour sections of concrete deck at pool. Came out nice.
Take diving boards from pool to a shop so they can be sprayed with Line-X.
Talk to solicitor. He needs more railroad property surveyed on north end of town.
Mow grass at Park all day before Coal Festival tonight.
Push up sludge in drying beds, and then drop more sludge from clarigesters.
DEP bring Water Assessment Data to office. Will mail copies to Authority.
Water leak at Bellman Filer. Flooded pit between flocculators. Pump out water and get plant running again.
Turn on R & G well to fill 1-MG tank.
Diving boards done at paint shop. Will pick up tomorrow.
NTSWA sweep streets in town.
Haul 2A gravel to East Creek and level off with backhoe. Will grade road later next week.
Pick up diving boards. Will install on platforms next week.
Coal Festival parade cancelled because of rain.
Memorial Day holiday.
Cold patch potholes.
Level off rest of 2A gravel on East Creek Rd., then spread gravel on Granger St.
Install diving boards at pool in afternoon.
Level off stone on East Creek Road and Granger Street with grader and stone rake.
Work on paperwork for DEP, which allows Boro trucks to haul garbage to NTSWA.
Call company in New York about a 100 KW generator. They will e-mail information to office.
Get load of cold patch from Mill Hall.
Locate manholes on Granger Street and measure for height of risers needed to raise lid to ground level.
Leak in radiator for garbage truck. Remove radiator and take to Mitchell's for repair.
Try to locate water leak on end of Liberty Street.
Dave Jones review e-mail for 100 KW generator. Will try and determine if Authority will be able to use at STP pump house.
Collect garbage and recyclables with 1 ton truck and pickup while garbage truck down. Garbage truck radiator repaired in morning. Go over and pickup. Put radiator back in truck in afternoon.
Order risers for manhole lids.
Discuss possible tar and chip work to be done by Penn Dot around town thru Agility Agreement. Will meet with PennDot representative next week to look at roads.
George Lloyd
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The multi-function switch (wiper switch, turn signal switch) may have an internal fault. Start checking there. Good luck!
Your headlight switch may have overheated, and the wiring connector at the back may be melted. Remove the switch from the dash and separate the connector. Check for melting or burned wiring. This is the first place to look. Good luck!
Just on the off chance...check the inertia fuel cut of switch in trunk. Sometimes this button kicks out cutting off fuel pressure due to some kind of impact. On a wild occasion, this button can be pressed and your car will start. Secondly, check to see if an anti-theft light is flashing on cranking. 1996 was Lincoln's first foray into anti-theft keys and you could have an anti-theft system issue. Good luck!
You may have a 5 speed automatic or a 6 speed automatic transmission. If you have a 5 speed automatic, the fluid is checked with a special pump that attempts to add fluid through a fill check plug within the drain plug of the transmission pan. You will likely need to seek a repair shop or dealership for this. For the 6 speed, there is a small dipstick on the passenger front of the transmission case under the vehicle. Here, you can at least check the fluid level, but you cannot add fluid without the special pump mentioned above.
Is the A/C compressor turning on and off/cycling as it should? Is there condensation forming on the accumulator (dryer) under the hood and are the hoses cold after running a while? If the answers to these questions are "yes", you could have an issue with the temperature control and temperature blend doors. Do you have automatic temperature control? If the compressor does not cycle, or cycles quickly, and your accumulator is warm, make sure there is sufficient refrigerant in the system. Check the cycle switch and wiring connector to make sure there is no open circuit there. What was the reason the compressor needed replaced in the first place? If there was contamination in the system from debris, you could have contamination still restricting flow somewhere. I assume you replaced the orifice tube when you replaced the accumulator... Good luck...
Won't turn over...as in...will not crank? Engine cranks and will not start? Unfortunately really need a little more information to help point you in the right direction...
You have replaced the bulbs, and I am assuming the bulbs were the correct ones (dual filment...probably...#3457...). Next, the modules in this vehicle that control lighting do provide fault codes for the circuits, so you can scan for codes if you have access to a scan tool. If you have no code information, here is some theory on how the system works. Your brake light switch on your brake pedal sends a signal through wiring, and through some splices and wiring connectors, independently continues the signal to the middle brake light and sends the same signal to the Smart Junction Box (SJB). From the SJB, it sends direction independently to the left and right rear bulbs. Since your concern is for both left and right rear bulbs at the same time, you would probably have a concern in the SJB itself (which is a programmable module...check for water intrustion maybe causing a short?), or the wiring from the SJB through the dash itself. Would be a tough diagnosis to trace the wiring behind the dash. Usually it is not that complicated. Check for power first at the brake light sockets just to ensure the bulbs are not initially at fault. Good luck!
I'm hearing from you that it's a "no crank" situation. Is this a manual transmission Ranger? Since you've ruled out the starter and battery, it could be related to the Clutch Pedal Position switch, which ensures your clutch is engaged prior to letting the vehicle start. If it's automatic the transmission range (TR) sensor could be reading in a gear other than "Park" or "Neutral". Or, for your automatic your shift linkage may be off, telling you it's in Park or Neutral, and really not being there. Otherwise, check the starter relay, and even check the battery cable connections and the connection at the starter. The wires all must be well secured and be free of any corrosion. Good luck!
Looking at your engine compartment fuse and relay box, there are 3 square relays on the top left going down. The second one down is the Fuel Pump relay.
When you say, "My air and heat stopped working", it raises many questions to clarify your concern. My best guess is that you mean no air is blowing out the vents. There are a few reasons this could happen. Yes, there is a fuse that if blown would affect the blower motor's power (Maxi-fuse #105 in the fuse box near the battery...it's 40amps...or...fuse #7 in the dash, a 5amp fuse...or fuse #24 in the dash, a 10amp fuse). If those fuses check out OK, then you could have a problem with your Electronic Automatic Temperature Control (EATC) system, or the Blower Speed Controller within that system. Last, you could have a blower motor that simply will not work anymore. Good luck with solving your concern!
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APPLETON, WI --In the race for Wisconsin governor, woman's issues coming to the forefront. Democratic challenger Mary Burke makes a campaign stop in Appleton, speaking to women.
It's a strategy experts call "identity politics". Mary Burke, looking to appeal to voters in a way Governor Walker can't. Speaking to close to 100 women, Burke explains how she can relate to the challenges women face in society. She focused on equal pay for equal work, raising a family and running a household, and promising better professional opportunities for women.
"Women are a really important part of the Wisconsin workforce and we shouldn't put barriers in the way to be able to be a productive part of that," said Burke.
Governor Walker, focusing on jobs. In northeast Wisconsin Tuesday and Wednesday this week, touting a new workforce training bill. He says will boost the economy.
"It's really all about creating more people with the skills needed to fill jobs both available today and in the next couple years," said Governor Scott Walker.
While Burke's campaign ads focus on jobs-- experts believe it's an area she may struggle to come off strong.
"Voters assume a male candidate will do better on that issue," said associate professor of government at Lawrence University, Arnold Shober.
He says Burke may gain some support appealing to women.
"How that translates into votes on election day will rest on a whole lot of issues other than shared identity," said Shober.
But it's expected to be a tight race. Experts believe jobs will remain one of the biggest focal points in this election.
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Like something I could run off a cd but does not need to be installed.
Why you ask because I would like to run more then 1 anti-virus program but I know the various programs do not play well together.
This is why I would like a non installed one.
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I am currently using Avast as my main anti-virus program, I am very pleased with it and have no desire to change.
Since I asking would you know of programs like Ad-Ware and Spybot, might also run off a cd?
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POSTED: 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 26, 2011
A man accused of trying to stab a junior high football coach Wednesday in an unprovoked attack as the coach was sitting in his car in Manoa has been charged.
Roberto Raymundo Smith, 41, of Salt Lake is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail after being charged Friday with a felony count of unauthorized entry into a vehicle.
Additional counts of second-degree assault, possessing a butterfly knife, first-degree terroristic threatening and three traffic warrants are pending investigation.
Paul Brown, 46, said his truck was stopped at a traffic signal at University Avenue and Kaala Street about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday when he was approached by a stranger who tried to punch and stab him.
Brown, who is also a restraint instructor at the Kapolei juvenile detention home, managed to pin the man and disarm him with the help of another coach whose vehicle was behind his. The coaches were leaving Mid-Pacific Institute after a practice by the Pac-Five intermediate football team.
A man who died while jogging in the Round Top area early this month was identified Friday as Harold Sakuma, 66, of Honolulu.
The city Department of the Medical Examiner did not reveal the cause and manner of Sakuma's death.
On Thursday, the medical examiner asked for the public's help in identifying the man, releasing a sketch of him and a piece of jewelry he had been carrying.
Medical examiners said Sakuma's family had not known of his death. Sakuma collapsed while jogging near Round Top Drive and Maunalaha Road about 3:54 p.m. June 3. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
A man suffered first- and second-degree burns in a house fire Saturday morning on Kauai, the county said in a news release.
The male was a resident of the single-story home on Hakuaina Road in Anahola.
The home was engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived just before 9:20 a.m. The fire was under control by 9:32 a.m. and extinguished at 9:56 a.m.
Fire inspectors believe the fire might have originated in the kitchen. Damage was estimated at $100,000.


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Friday's Practice
The Blues start out in formation with smoke on as they pass over Angel Island. Note the shadows cast on the hills!
After they split up, the solos pass overhead with a defeaning roar and start to make clouds, squeezing water out of the wonderfully humid air! Love this one.
The solos go their seperate ways, and this one flies in front of the Transamerica building.
Beautiful light on the Diamond 360. 18" wingtip to canopy!
Doing the minimum radius turn around Alcatraz. Nice and loud for those people, I assure you!
The Double Farvel.
I would normally not be able to catch this, as I'm tracking the #5 going from left to right. But since this was done a little out of sequence, boo-yah!! He's close, and going FAST!! Note the vapor!
More high speed vapor action as he passes and starts to pull up!
Echelon parade with our favorite ex-prison island in the background.
Back to the normal flow, this is the Left Echelon Roll with Sausalito behind them.
And there's our eagerly awaited Sneak pass - with such beautiful vapor too!
Since this is the Friday's practice flight, they did it with the #7 plane - which has a passenger in the back seat! (lucky dude!)
Less vapor here, but the transonic shock waves can be seen as lines of distortion underneath the plane. I could have done better tracking it, but I figured I had Sat and Sun to fix it... WRONG!
The sneak pass in front of Alcatraz.
The 4 planes pass from behind for the Vertical Break.
As usual, boats love to get in the way of the shot!
The solos do a opposing pitch up near show center.
Here they are crossing again.
The light is so nice, and the skies are so blue! Couldn't ask for any better!
And the high humidity... What a treat!
At the bottom of a 4 ship loop.
Not a normal practice show, as one of the solos keep coming and going. Here's there's only 5 for the final pass.
That's it for Friday!
Saturday's abbreviated show
Started out normally. Blues over Angel Island...
Really close shot of #5 as he passes overhead.
Starts his turn over downtown San Francisco.
And meet up at show center for the opposing pass.
I knew it would be epic when I saw the Diamond 360 generating vapor in their turn! I have never seen that before!!
But what's this? Very foggy past the GGB huh?
After a few minutes of nothing, the Blues form up, and do their final pass. Pretty, but short.
Solid fog behind them - couldn't see anything when they were in it!
Ah, if only the fog could have waited just a bit longer!
Sunday's Low Show
Conditions were so dismal Sunday, that a lot of people just assumed the Blue wouldn't fly. But they did!
Here's #6 in front of the Transamerica building.
Doing the opposing knife edge pass!
Being on the water (on board the Tern), on the Alcatraz side of the safety zone, I'm able to get downtown San Francisco with the Blues in it!
Being on the water also allows me to be closer to planes (sometimes). Here's the Fortus - where the #5 solo flies inverted with the wheels down.
Doing the dirty diamond loop.
In the prime position for the minimum radius turn, as #5 pulls some serious G's and vapor!
Rounding Alcatraz! I thought it was a cool shot.
Sneak pass sequence!
Yes, the skies are overcast...but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm for the SNEAK PASS!! Here's #5 about to hit max speed, just crossing the Fort Mason Piers. Those are Pacific Height homes in the hills behind.
Clearly in the transonic region (around 700mph), with a nice vapor cone forming!
He had vapor the WHOLE way, but this was the most pronounced Prandtl-Glauert singularity I got. I can't even pronounce that!
He's still going pretty fast as he starts to pull up while flying in front of the Blacutha and Ghiradelli square.
With the streets of San Francisco behind him, he's still making vapor and interesting optical distortions!
An unusual shot of the solo headed towards Coit tower and the Transamerica building.
With burners on, #4 heads towards show center.
Where 4 of the planes try to cross at about the same time.
Woah! Right at me!! Yeah,it was painfully loud!!!
High Alpha pass with San Francisco downtown.
Closer look at the slow speed pass.
As the Blues approach from the east, the Bay Bridge and associated new bridge construction can be seen here.
The Tuck under roll. I guess I'm shooting into the sun. Yeah, the clouds were that heavy!
The 6 ship diamond as they pass close by.
Making their way past the Marina Green and Palace of Fine Arts.
They do one last break...
Then a farewell pass in front of the Transamerica and Coit tower. Thanks for the show guys!


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White Rose Thunder's second annual motorcycle show will bring even more rock 'n' roll to the York Expo Center this year.
Organizers have announced they will bring rock band Pop Evil to this year's event.
The band will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26, after opening acts Robbing Noll and Bullet Method take the stage at 6 and 7 p.m., respectively.
Pop Evil's hits include "Hero," "100 in a 55" and "Trenches," which, earlier this year, was the band's first national No. 1 single on the rock radio charts.
"We believe they're going to do a really great show and cap off a lot of fun on that Thursday night," said event organizer Jeff Rehmeyer, who said he first heard of the band in 2010/
Pop Evil plays "solid rock music;" a combination of upbeat and slower songs that is perfect for a diverse, high-energy crowd.
Admission for the day is $10 and includes all the day's activities.
Music and motorcycles: In addition to Thursday's lineup, there will also be concerts on Friday and Saturday.
On Friday, local band The Revelators will perform at 2 p.m., and The Mustang Sally Band, an all-female, country and rhythm & blues band from Nashville, will take the stage at 8 p.m.
On Saturday, the day's festivities will close out at 8 p.m. with Grand Funk Railroad, the blues-rock band that was popular in the 1970s, and a fireworks display.
Other entertainment includes flat track motorcycle racing on Saturday and Sunday, as well as stunt shows, bike shows, a swap meet, vendors and more.
Last year's inaugural event brought 12,000 visitors over four days, and Rehmeyer expects more people to come this year.
"Last year was good, and we expect this year to be even better," he said.
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If you go:
What: White Rose Thunder, a four-day, family-friendly show that offers two days of flat-track racing, concerts, stunt shows, bike shows, food and more
Where: York Expo Center, 334 Carlisle Ave.
When: Thursday, Sept. 26, through Sunday, Sept. 29
Admission: $10 on Thursday and Sunday; $15 on Friday and Saturday; or $35 for a four-day pass. Children 12 and younger are admitted free with a paying adult, and admission covers all attractions.
For more information or to order tickets, visit www.WhiteRoseThunder.com.


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LG.Philips LCD Develops First Flexible Color A4-Size E-Paper
LG.Philips LCD has developed the world?s first 14.1-inch flexible color E-paper display, equivalent in size to an A4 sheet of paper.
The 14.1-inch flexible color E-paper uses electronic ink from E-Ink Corp. to produce a maximum of 4,096 colors. It can be viewed from a full 180 degrees, so that images always appear crisp, even when the display is bent.
Like the black and white flexible display, the color version uses a substrate that arranges Thin-Film Transistors (TFT) on metal foil rather than glass, allowing it to recover its original shape after being bent. This model includes a color filter coated onto the plastic substrate, allowing it to display color images.
LG.Philips LCD?s use of metal foil and plastic substrate rather than glass substrate makes the flexible color E-paper display bendable and durable while maintaining its display qualities.
To make this new display possible the company developed proprietary processing technology that minimizes panel deformation and prevents circuit structure change during high-temperature processes. LG.Philips LCD focused on the designs of the color filter structure and TFT, as well as color filter lamination technology. This allowed them to overcome processing difficulties inherent in the lack of heat resistance in metal foil and plastic substrates.
These displays are also energy efficient, only using power when the image changes. Additionally the displays are extremely thin, less than 300 micrometers. The images displayed are comparable in quality to printed pages, according to the company.
In October 2005, LG.Philips LCD unveiled the world?s first 10.1-inch flexible E-paper display. The company followed it up with its 14.1-inch model in May 2006.
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Each recipe must fit these requirements: 10 ingredients or less, can be made in under 45 minutes and feed a family of 4. This is all to help give y'all new ideas for great back to school dinners. By the end of this challenge, y'all will have 32 new recipes to choose from! Every day during this challenge you have the opportunity to vote on the Meal Maker Back to School challenge Facebook page for your favorite blogger. The top 2 voted bloggers will get to go head to head in a live cook off challenge in San Antonio on August 28th at H-E-B!! The cook-off will be presided over by George Duran!
This week's secret ingredient –
I use frozen veggies for so many things: stir fry, pasta, casseroles etc…
I decided that for our #HEBack2School family friendly meal challenge, I wanted to make individual pot pies.
My kids love personalized servings, and so do I.
These chicken pot pies are ridiculously easy and so delicious.
Traditionally, I like to use pie crust for Pot Pies but my kids *begged* for flaky crescent rolls instead. They love the sweetness that they add.
One 1 lb (16 oz) bag of your favorite HEB frozen veggies, 1 (10.5 oz) can Cream of Mushroom soup with Roasted Garlic, 1 can Crescent Roll Dough, 1 pre-cooked whole roasted chicken (I used the H-E-B lemon pepper flavored one — lemon pepper chicken is the first dish I ever made for my husband, so that flavor holds a special place in our hearts)
Sautee' the frozen veggies in a skillet until just softened
While the veggies are softening, shred the pre-cooked chicken
Add the chicken, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Salt and Pepper to the veggies and cook until bubbling.
For Nathan and myself, I add a dash of Hot Sauce and stir it into our pot pies
This is where you top each pot pie with crescent roll dough. It's super easy, you just stretch and wrap to fit. Like I said, I prefer pie crust dough, I can cut it to fit and I prefer the flavor, but my kids loooove the sweet flakiness of crescents.
Bake at 350 until the tops are golden brown – this took about 15 minutes in my oven.
- 1 (16 oz) bag frozen veggies
- 1 (10.5 oz) can Cream of Mushroom Soup with Roasted Garlic
- 1 can crescent rolls
- 1 pre-cooked roasted chicken (about 3 C. once shredded)
- Salt, Pepper and Hot Sauce (if desired)
- Pre-heat oven to 350 F
- Saute' one bag of frozen veggies until tender
- While the veggies are sautee'ing - shred the pre-cooked chicken
- Once the veggies are ready; add the soup and chicken. Stir in freshly ground pepper and salt to taste. Cook until bubbly
- Fill 6 individual pots or an 8X8 baking dish with the veggie/chicken mixture. Add hot sauce to the individual dishes for the adults and stir.
- Top with crescent roll dough
- Bake about 15 minutes, or until the dough is golden brown and fully cooked
it's Week 4 – Here is a round-up of my recipes:
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For my part in this Meal Maker Challenge, I am being compensated and have received some products (some of which you can win – more about that later) All opinions, recipes, thoughts and ramblings are completely my own.
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I get inspired and I often drool over what y'all are feeding your friends and family.
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Twilight mania descended on LA as the stars of the film - including Robert Pattinson - launched New Moon, the second film in the series
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Rob's rumoured girlfriend Kristen Stewart was careful not to be photographed with him, instead walking the red carpet with co-star Taylor Lautner
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Dakota Fanning looked all grown-up in a lacy Valentino number
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After a whirlwind of fan parties across Europe, the stars of vampire saga Twilight were in LA to officially launch New Moon, the second instalment of the series.
All eyes were on rumoured couple Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, who were careful not to be photographed together all night.
Instead Kristen posed on the red carpet with co-star Taylor Lautner and told reporters the night should be a celebration of his work.
"I'm so proud of that kid," said the 19-year-old actress, who eschewed her usual rock chick look for an elegant Oscar de la Renta gown.
"He's taught me more than I've ever been able to bestow on him. I think he's the most centred of everybody here."
The biggest screams of the night from fans – many of whom had camped overnight to be sure of getting a glimpse of their idols – were reserved for Robert, dapper in a smart suit.
Also at the premiere of the film – which opens in the UK and US this Friday – was Dakota Fanning. The War Of The Worlds actress, who plays evil vampire Jane in the film, looked all grown-up in a lacy black dress by Valentino.
Meanwhile British actor Michael Sheen was accompanied by his excited daughter Lily, who is a massive fan of the Twilight books.
It was Michael's ten-year-old daughter with Kate Beckinsale who inspired him to take the part of Volturi vampire clan leader Aro in the big-screen version of the second book.
Guests at the world premiere included Birmingham-born TV presenter Cat Deeley, who attended with her actor boyfriend Jack Huston.
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Dean of Academic Life
Michael R. Huber, Ph.D.
Dean of Academic Life
Professor of Mathematics
As Dean of Academic Life, I am committed to working with faculty, students and staff to build and sustain the most engaged learning and teaching environment possible. I want students to be empowered in their learning and supported by the College as they follow their passions and make every moment count.
I have taught applied mathematics for more than twenty years. Students learn the beauty and power of mathematics in solving real-world problems. This power to creatively reason and develop solutions lies in all of the disciplines at Muhlenberg College, in the Sciences, the Social Sciences, the Humanities, and the Arts. Our faculty seeks to stimulate thinking, engage students in the joy of learning, and help make learning a life-long success in the best of the liberal arts tradition. While at Muhlenberg, students should develop into creative, confident and competent reasoners. This engagement can be true of our students at any level of academic skill or achievement. Muhlenberg's dedicated faculty, administrative staff, and student peers are all partners in this enterprise. We all seek to challenge and support student learners and ourselves.
Many of us have had a dream, and we have often been told to follow that dream. We need to envision goals that will allow us to realize the dream. However, if we do not have a plan to go along with the goals, then the dream will just remain a wish. The staff and faculty at Muhlenberg College enable students to develop an effective plan to go with the goals, embracing every learning opportunity to make the dream come true.
Several initiatives have grown out of this philosophy, including three programs for academically talented students: the Prestigious Awards Initiative, Student Travel, and Summer Research Stipends in all disciplines. Since its inception, the Prestigious Awards Initiative has resulted in over one hundred-twenty awards for students, including two Trumans, twenty-four Fulbrights and nineteen NSFs. With these grants, students have pursued studies at Princeton, Harvard, Brown, Vanderbilt, the University of Wisconsin, and universities overseas. Closely mentored students, whether actual award winners or not, have praised our program for its value in developing their habits of self-scrutiny, their sense of participating in a professional conversation within and beyond the College, and their competitiveness for graduate and professional school applications. Many of these students have received Summer Research Stipends of $2600, plus academic credit and paid housing.
For entering students, there is a nationally recognized, year-long Orientation program. Our peer tutoring program has received national recognition. A campus-wide initiative has been to articulate and live the importance of academic integrity, also receiving national recognition as a program of excellence. A revised system of academic probation and a new category of academic warning assist students at risk academically.


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Special Interest Groups
The Alexander Hamilton Society
AHS is a non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting constructive discourse on issues of foreign, economic & national security policy.
President: Kevin Lair and Aydan Sultanova
Advisor: Joseph Prud'homme
Asian Culture Club
The Asian Culture Club enhances the awareness of the history, the traditions, foods, languages, and customs of Asia.
Pres: Leon Newkirk
Advisor: Noriko Narita
Black Student Union
The Black Student Union unites the WC community to offer a better understanding of African heritage.
Advisor: Pat Gladu
Caring for Kids
Caring for Kids helps to ease the suffering of children in need.
[Go to site]
Pres: Hjordis Lorenz
Advisor: Heather Morris
Cleopatra's Sisters
Cleopatra's Sisters is a support group for women, focusing on issues facing minority women.
[Go to site]
Pres: Taneisha Scott
Advisor: Ryan Kelty
Club Tennis
Club Tennis is competitive without the stress of being a full time D3 sport.
Pres: Emily Evans
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
College Republicans
The College Republicans promote individual responsibility, personal freedom, free markets, and overall political activism.
Pres: Kevin Lair
Advisor: Terry Scout
Dance Club
The Dance Club is open to all students interested in dance as art or exercise. [Go to site]
Pres: Anna Nazario
Advisor: Michelle Volansky
Encouraging Respect of Sexuality (EROS)
The EROS Alliance promotes the growth of community among students of all sexual orientations and lifestyles.
Pres: Lucas Morgan
Advisor: James Hall
French Club
The French Club sponsors activities open to the campus and community that promote Francophone culture.
Pres: Cara Subasic
Advisor: Pamela Pears
German Club
The German Club is composed of students who share an interest in German culture and language.
Pres: Kayla Kyle
Advisors: Nicole Grewling, James Martin
Health Occupations Students of America
Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) enhances the delivery of compassionate, quality health care.
Pres: Chris Miller
Advisor: Aaron Amick
Independent Playhouse
The Independent Playhouse produces shows by student playwrights.
Pres: Phaedra Scott
Advisor: Michele Volansky
International Relations Club
The International Relations Club connects international students and American students through fun activities.
Pres: Adele Bovis
Advisor: Theresa Capule
Knitting Club
Get together to knit!
President: Trina Nusraty
Advisor: TBD
Men's Club Lacrosse
Men's Club Lacrosse provides recreational competition opportunities.
Pres: Christopher Schwartz
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Men's Club Soccer
Men's Club Soccer is open to anyone interested in soccer regardless of skill level.
Pres: Alphius Searcy
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Musicians' Union
The Musicians' Union enhances campus social life through the musical avenue of the arts.
Pres: Chase Camera
Advisor: George Spilich
Psychology Club
The Psychology Club gathers to discuss topics in the field of psychology and volunteer in the community.
Pres: Katie Despeaux
Advisor: Lauren Littlefield
Safe Ride
Safe Ride helps stranded students return to campus.
Pres: Jacqueline O'Connell
Advisor: Thad Moore
Sho'Troupe Dance Team
Let's dance.
President: Francesca DiPaula
Advisor: TBD
Student Environmental Alliance
The Student Environmental Alliance (SEA) promotes the ecological vitality of the campus and region. [Go to site]
Co-pres: Kelly Dobroski / Emily Cross-Barnet
Advisor: Shane Brill
Washington College Veterans Association
The WCVA provides military veterans at Washington College with the resources, support, and advocacy needed to succeed in higher education.
President: Gene Davis
Advisor: Ryan Kelty
Wakeboarding and Waterskiing
The Wakeboard Club skis on the Chester River and welcomes new skiers to the sport.
Pres: Harrison Demas
Advisor: Gene Hamilton
Wilderness Adventure Club
The Wilderness Adventure Club gathers students to enjoy and appreciate the outdoors and wildlife.
Pres: Abby Gordon
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Writers' Union
The Writers' Union promotes camaraderie among writers at Washington College.
Pres: Valerie Dunn
Advisor: Jehanne Dubrow
Anthropology Club
The Anthropology Club is for students interested in anthropology and human cultures.
Pres: Diana Lucey
Advisor: Charles Fithian
Best Buddies
Best Buddies is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Pres: Cicily Strong
Advisor: Rosemary Ford
Bowling Club
The Bowling Club gathers students who are interested in bowling.
Pres: Michael Deck
Advisor: Johnathan Jenkins
Chess Club
The Chess Club provides students with the opportunity to engage in recreational chess-playing.
Pres: Sawyer West
Advisor: John Beck
Club Field Hockey
Club Field Hockey is competitive without the stress of being a full time D3 sport. [Go to site]
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
College Democrats
College Democrats brings students together for political education and advocacy.
Pres: Kyle A. Rugletic
Advisor: Jennifer Hopper
Computer Club
A learning-focused group dedicated to connecting students, faculty, and community members with one another to work on a variety of technical projects.
Pres: Ian Egland
Advisor: Dr. Shaun Ramsey
Enactus creates projects incorporating different aspects of business involving students, faculty, and the community.
[Go to site]
Pres: Sarah Coyle
Advisor: Lansing Williams
Equestrian Club
The Equestrian Club is open to all students, regardless of riding ability or experience. [Go to site]
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Gamma Eta
Gamma Eta is a chapter of the Gamma Sigma Epsilon national chemistry honor society.
Pros: Heather Plocinik
Advisor: Anne Marteel-Parrish
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity joins together to build homes for the underprivileged. [Go to site]
Pres: Erika Koontz
Advisor: Maria Hynson
History Society
The History Society is an organization dedicated to understanding history.
Co-Pres: Denise Meehl
Co-Pres: Jackelyn Gitlin
Interfraternity Council
The Interfraternity Council is comprised of representatives from all four fraternities on campus.
Pres: Connor Thomas
Advisor: Nickolas Spicer
International Studies Council
The International Studies Council promotes awareness of international issues to the WC community.
Pres: Christopher Cronin
Advisor: Tahir Shad
Maryland Student Legislature
The Maryland Student Legislature writes, researches, and debates issues of local to national importance.
Pres: Victoria Venable
Advisor: TBD
Men's Club Rugby
Men's Club Rugby is open to all males of any skill. Members required to attend weekly practices.
Pres: Donald Moran
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Men's Club Volleyball
Men's Club Volleyball is open to all males of any skill. Members attend weekly practices.
Pres: Jeff Birkenmaier
Advisor: Jonnie Jenkins
Photography Club
The Photography Club brings photographers and people who new to the art together to foster and promote photography at WC.
Pres: Nancy Malmquist
Advisor: Brian Palmer
Rotoract Club
Rotaract enables men and women ages 18 to 30 to organize service activities and develop their leadership and professional skills.
President: Anastasia Reed
Advisor: John Murray
Sailing Club
Best Buddies is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Pres: Anna Zastrow
Advisor: Ben Armiger
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club promotes the culture and language of both Spain and Latin America.
Pres: Rachel Brown
Advisor: Elena Deanda
Trap and Skeet
The Trap and Skeet club creates and nurtures a safe environment for shooters of all levels. [Go to site]
Pres: Tyler Brice
Advisor: Don Munson
WACappella is Washington College's first and only coed a cappella group.
Pres: Todd Cooley & Alex Levy
Advisor: Grace Kim
WIGS is an interactive gaming society.
Pres: Julia Smith
Advisor: Shaun Ramsey
Writers' Theater
The Writers' Theatre performs original plays that emphasize the connection between writing and theatre.
Pres: Tye Van Horn
Advisor: TBD


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MCLB-Albany, Ga. -- Managing a global supply chain is about as far from easy as it is from here to Kandahar, but with a dedicated team and nearly 30 years of experience, Marine Corps Logistics Base-Albany's Michael Williamson makes it look pretty easy.
The director of the Supply Management Center, Williamson is ultimately responsible for keeping a worldwide supply chain up and running for the Marine Corps principal end items, secondary repairables and other selected commodities.
Simplified, Williamson is essentially in charge of making sure that if the Marine Corps needs a truck or tank to be on the ground in Afghanistan for the war effort, that they are able to put their hands on one.
First entering federal service in 1983 as a cooperative education student from Georgia Southwestern College (now state university), Williamson was promoted to GS-7 Inventory Management Specialist in the Combat Vehicles Branch, where he dealt with vehicles such as tanks and armored assault vehicles.
In 1985, he was recruited into the Navy's Career Logistics Intern program -- a three-year program during which he completed extensive training and rotational assignments that included acquisition logistics, contracting, financial management and information systems management. In 1989, he was promoted to a GS-11 logistics management specialist.
Between 1989 and May 2000, Willliamson has served as director of the Planning and Management Control Branch of the Marine Corps Logistics Material Division, the deputy director of Fleet Support Division, deputy principal director of the Storage and Distribution Directorate and headed a full-time Supply Management Working group to re-engineer the supply management for Marine Corps Logistics Command.
In May 2000, he was promoted to his current position, where he has served as the senior analysis officer, deputy director and director of Studies and Analysis for both the Materiel Command and Logistics Command.
Born in Dayton, Tenn., Williamson went to high school in Irwin County.
In addition to being a certified professional logistician, he holds a MBA from the University of Tennessee and a BBA in General Business from Georgia Southwestern.
An avid golfer, Williamson said that his favorite part of the job is developing the people who work under him and watching them grow professionally.
The most challenging part of the job, he said, is dealing with the worldwide scope of their mission and ensuring that the Marines have the equipment they need in the most efficient and time-sensitive way possible when that need is rapidly growing faster than the supply.
Williamson said that, although he's a civil servant, he still has a passion for his job because he knows that it's an opportunity to "serve those who are out there, really serving us."
"My dad instilled a great sense of duty and leadership and always pushed us to be the best that we could be," Williamson said.
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The much-anticipated five-day whirlwind that is the Dubai International Jewellery Week brings with it some promising talent.
With an overwhelming array of jewelry vendors to choose from offering the most elite styles and precious jewels from around the world, your itinerary can prove to be overwhelming. We've combed the lists and selected six jewelry designers that are must-visit stops during your Dubai International Jewellery Week excursion. Head down from November 21 to 24 and get your hands on these incredible pieces.
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One of the most popular tours with added overnight camping. Trips include skilled guides, all meals, gear, kayaks/canoes safety gear, satellite phones and transport boat shuttles (if appropriate). Guests will need to bring all personal items. Meals option plans will be emailed to guests in advance as part of the planning confirmation process so that meals can be tailored to the guests desires and needs. Trips are routed and can be scheduled from two to nine days. Three and five day trips are the most popular; and guests are routinely checked on and re-supplied during the tours. Guides know the area like no others and have a pulse on the daily changes in the weather, stages of the moon, and the different seasons of the wild environment. A personal items checklist and meal selection information will be provided upon confirming a reservation for this tour. This tour is offered by Everglades Area Tours.
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Two Days Guided Kayaking / One Night Camping $469.95 per Person
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Energy Market Analysis – 01-02-2013 1st February, 2013 Nick Boyle
Throughout yesterday's session, UK gas fundamentals remained more or less unchanged.
Weak demand and strong flows from Langeled, which reduced the reliance on storage withdrawals, pushed near curve prices down a little.
We expect UK NTS demand to be around 15 mm cm higher today compared to yesterday's figure – this is primarily down to the colder weather. What's more, a rebound could now be on the cards as March 2014 prices are close to the oversold zone.
How did the energy markets close?
Support for NBP prompt gas contracts was found from forecasted colder weather along with a drop in withdrawals from the Easington Rough storage plant. Day-Ahead prices closed at 65.55ppt, while Feb-13 closed just under at 65.5ppt.
Elsewhere, we discovered that flows are unlikely to change a lot throughout February – but interconnector flows are dependent on the NBP prompt spread to the ZeeBrugge market. Finally, it's important to note that the LNG output from South Hook averaged just 13mcm/day in January – which is much lower than the 25mcm/day seen during the same period last year.
In terms of power, prices were fairly stable yesterday as lower ETS carbon allowances and coal prices held the market, despite rising Brent crude oil. Day-Ahead prices settled at £48.00/MWh, while S-13 climbed just £0.15/MWh to £48.10/MWh.
How did the energy markets open?
We saw a rose of 1.15ppt for Day-Ahead gas this morning following a drop in storage withdrawals from two large UK facilities. There was also a 0.5ppt day-on-day rise for Front-Quarter too – which could be down to supply-side worries based on the country's heavy reliance on Norwegian supplies throughout January.
Power's Front-Month March-13 opened up at £48.25/MWh today. Out on the far curve, a fall in ETS carbon allowances was no match from Brent and APi2, with S-13 jumping to £48.45/MWh.
1-year forward prices
Both 1-year forward prices (commercial gas and commercial electricity) experienced a fall this morning, which is displayed in the graph below.
Latest Brent Crude Oil prices
Yesterday saw another day of increases for Brent 1st nearby prices – which closed at a 3-and-a-half-month high of $115.55/bbl. This wasn't widely expected, though, as there was a much more cautious stance on many financial markets.
Note: Brent Crude prices are taken from opening market data, and do not represent the price as it changes throughout the day.


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Wecht Blasts Fitzgerald Over Dr. Dixon's Firing
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PITTSBURGH (NewsRadio 1020 KDKA) — Dr. Cyril Wecht is angry with Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald for firing County Health Department Executive Dr. Bruce Dixon.
According to Wecht, there were promises and deals made that he says Fitzgerald broke, and he shares his anger and frustration with KDKA AM's Marty Griffin.
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As a follow up to an earlier post about getting more website design clients, we apparently have two new clients on board.
One is a manufacturer of conveyor belt machinery, who needs a more contemporary looking website. His existing site is full of incomplete pages and missing pages. The other is a new beauty spa for botox and other injectibles. They don't actually need a new website, they need help setting up their social media on Google+, in particular, Google+ Communities.
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In other news, it's been a few weeks since Google deactivated my account, and since then I've been continuing with my backup account. I've made a solid attempt to get by using Outlook.com as my e-mail client, but it really sucks. It seems rather unreliable in pulling in e-mail from my corporate domain (cleardigitalmedia.com), and now I've gone back to using Gmail.
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Legislation changing the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Court from a judicial to an administrative system will be released this week, a key lawmaker says.
Oklahoma workers' comp bill to be unveiled this week
Republican Gov. Mary Fallin and Republican leaders in both GOP-controlled legislative chambers are supportive, House Speaker T.W. Shannon said.
"An administrative system is the focus of discussions," said Shannon, R-Lawton. "We've worked pretty closely with the Senate and the governor's office and the governor has given us the green light to work … together and send a plan. I'm confident it's going to be one she can sign."
The measure, a product of months of discussions between business and political leaders, also will include an opt-out option for certain companies, he said. "It will be the centerpiece for comprehensive reform."
Senate President Pro Tem Brian Bingman has called the state's workers' comp system "very adversarial" and told the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce last month he is optimistic lawmakers will change the system to an administrative one.
Bingman's spokesman, Nathan Atkins, said the legislation "is truly a comprehensive, holistic approach to replacing our system. There will be many moving parts to it."
Atkins said there's also "broad support for the Oklahoma option — an alternative for employers to create their own workers' compensation plan."
A bill that would have given large employers that option narrowly failed to pass the House last year. "Many of the concerns that we heard at that time have been addressed in the revamped and updated Oklahoma option," Atkins said.
Fallin's office was less specific.
"The governor believes excessive workers' compensation costs are a barrier to growth for Oklahoma businesses," press secretary Aaron Cooper said. "The governor supports reforms to the … system that will reduce costs for businesses while also treating injured workers fairly."
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Adapted for young performers at the elementary level, this version of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" runs about thirty minutes, but retains all the fun and magic of the original movie musical. Songs include: The Golden Age of Chocolate; The Candy Man; Golden Ticket; At the Gates/Pure Imagination; Oompa-Loompa-Doompadee-Doo; Burping Song and I Want It Now!
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Silver-gilt saucer brooch
Early Anglo-Saxon, 5th century
From Merton, Surrey, England
Cast with a chip-carved floriate cross
Worn in pairs at the shoulders, and fastened by means of a hinged pin on the reverse, saucer brooches were the most common types of brooch worn by Anglo-Saxon women. The type developed in the early fifth century in Lower Saxony (Germany) and was introduced to England by people who migrated from that region.
This is a rare and early type of saucer brooch (so called after their dished form). The interior, once gilt, is decorated with a cross with double spirals at the ends of the arms, known as a floriated cross. Floriate crosses are more commonly found on applied brooches, another continental type introduced and made in England in the fifth century. The rarity of the design - floraie crosses are seen on only 3% of known saucer brooches - and the fact that it is made of precious metal, suggests that it was made early in the sequence of production, perhaps around the middle or second half of the century.
The crisp, sharp-edged decoration seen here first appears in the Late Roman period and is known as 'chip-carving' after its resemblance to wood carving.
More information
T.M. Dickinson, 'Early Anglo-Saxon saucer brooches: a preliminary overview', Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archa-1, 6 (1993)
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Zefina, like Alder Ridge, Six Prong, and Sawtooth, was once owned by Corus Estates and Vineyards, a small company making wines in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Corus has close ties to the early history of Washington winemaking, when Associated Vinters was started by a group of Washington university professors interested in growing traditional European grapes. Associated Vintners became Columbia Winery in the 1980s, and in the 1990s, began acquiring other wineries, including Idaho's Ste. Chapelle, Pintler (renamed Sawtooth) and Covey Run (Columbia Winery, Covey Run and Ste. Chapelle were later sold to Constellation). Associated Vintners created a company called Corus to oversee these wineries, and, as Corus, created a large new vineyard in the eastern Columbia Gorge called Alder Ridge. Grapes from Alder Ridge were used in new labels, among them Zefina. In 2004, Robert J. Chowanietz was appointed head winemaker for three of Corus's labels—Zefina, Alder Ridge, and Six Prong.
In January of 2010, Precept Wine Brands acquired Corus Estates & Vineyards. Corus Estates and vineyards had been owned and managed by the Baty family; Dan Baty is one of the co-owners of Precept Wine Brands. As part of the acquisition deal, the Baty family retained separate ownership and operations for their vineyard company, Winemakers LLC. Precept Wine Brands in turn will continue sourcing grapes from Winemakers LLC's vineyards for their wine.
Zefina specialized in "hand-crafted" wines of the Rhone and Mediterranian sorts, made with Alder Ridge-grown grapes. More specifically, a rhone-style white wine blende made of Vigoneir and Roussanne, and a red blend made with Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, Counoise, and Cinsault. They also produced and bottled Sagiovese, Zinfandel, and Tempranillo. The first release was in 2001 to some acclaim. Not all wines were produced and released in every year. With the shift in ownership, Six Prong and Zefina wines are appearing in Washington state liquor stores, Trader Joe's and the Bargain Grocery Outlet, at strikingly reduced prices.
Zefina's 2004 Serience red is very much a Rhône style red blend. It was well-received by the wine community in that it in 2008 received a Gold Medal at the North West Wine Summit, an award from Seattle Wine Awards for "Outstanding Rhone Style Blend," and a Silver Medal from the Washington State Wine Competition as well as a bronze from the San Diego International Wine Competition. Wine Enthusiast awarded Zefina's 2004 Serience Red 88 points. It's a rich, robust blend, and while it's quite enjoyable, it's not a wine I'll be buying by the case. Zafina's 2006 Serience White, however, is a different bottle of wine; we went back to pick up all we could.
Zefina's 2006 Serience White is also a Rhône style blend, one made using the traditional combination of Viognier and Roussanne. The blend is 60% Viognier and 40% Roussanne. It's quite fabulous; 14.1% ABVjust sweet enough, and just dry enough to be thoroughly enjoyable with goat cheese and salmon salad, or crab-stuffed avocados, or even pear and spinach salad with goat cheese and toasted walnuts. I note that this wine took a Bronze Medal at the 2008 North West Wine Summit as well as at the 2008 Washington State Wine Competition and a silver at the 2008 Long Beach Grand Cru Wine Competition. At $3.99 a bottle, we went back for more; it's going to be a long summer.


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A US supplier of point-of-sale (POS) equipment has informed its clients of a security breach in the remote access system it uses to log into clients' networks, meaning hackers could have used the system to steal payment data.
Carwash POS systems hacked, credit card data drained
Police in the US state of Massachusetts have busted what they say is a gang of thieves who were buying stolen credit cards and using them to buy gift cards that were then sometimes exhausted of their balance, washed clean of data and reloaded with more stolen credit card data.
Data-drained Target hurries to adopt chip-and-PIN cards
The US has been dragging its heels on the expensive, laborious task of swapping its payment infrastructure for the more secure chip-and-PIN security used abroad. Still smarting from recent data theft, Target's now apparently leading the way, promising the new cards in 2015.
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Target's sophisticated security system went on full alert after detecting malware on the company's network on 30 November last year and could have prevented the theft of 40 million credit and debit card numbers a few days later, according to a new report.
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H.R.5395 - To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 151 North Maitland Avenue in Maitland, Florida, as the "Paula Hawkins Post Office Building".111th Congress (2009-2010)
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|08/16/2010 Became Public Law No: 111-236. (TXT | PDF)
|Major Recorded Votes:
|06/30/2010 : Passed House
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Subject — Policy Area:
- Government Operations and Politics
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Cosponsors: H.R.5395 — 111th Congress (2009-2010)All Bill Information (Except Text)
* = Original cosponsor