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Ledet, an Abbeville native, was a 1938 Little All-America guard who spurned a contract offer from the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles to remain in Natchitoches and at Northwestern as an assistant coach to Harry Turpin. He married his college sweetheart, Betty Willis of Natchitoches. They celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary July 24 and he was nearing what would have been his 94th birthday Jan. 4.
Ledet was a 1996 inductee in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and was the Hall's oldest member at the time of his sudden passing Friday morning. From 1952-64, while also serving as assistant football coach, he was a highly successful head track and field coach at Northwestern who won five straight Gulf States Conference Championships from 1953-57 and missed a sixth in a row by half a point.
He helped shape the careers of three other Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame competitors, Charlie Tolar, Charlie Hennigan and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Jackie Smith, who came to Northwestern on a track scholarship.
He was in Northwestern's Long Purple Line Alumni Hall of Distinction and the Graduate N Club Hall of Fame for his athletic exploits. The track and field facility at NSU was named in his honor, the Walter P. Ledet Track Complex, in 1996.
Ledet became the university's registrar in 1966 and officially retired in 1980. He was a constant figure at university events and athletic competitions both at home and on the road. He was recently honorary referee of the 2011 Southland Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships hosted at the Ledet Complex, which is also the site of the annual Louisiana High School Athletic Association Cross Country Championships.
An active member of Holy Cross Catholic Church who still helped tend to the church's flower beds, Ledet was the last living founding member of the Kiwanis Club of Natchitoches. The university's Catholic Student Organization recognized him in 2003 for his contributions to the university and its Catholic students.
The Ledets have four children, Dr. Walter Ledet Jr., a surgeon in Sulphur; Elizabeth Kurz, of Shreveport; Camille Bollinger of Nacogoches, Texas, and Dr. Ted Ledet, an internist of Nacogdoches. There are 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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On Monday, the Senate voted to advance a bipartisan spending bill to fund the government beyond September 30 and avoid a shutdown. The measure, which requires final approval by both the Senate and the House, would keep the federal government funded through December 11.
Much of the tension in congressional debate on a Continuing Resolution spending bill has surrounded funding for Planned Parenthood, which is the subject of controversy as a result of recently released videos revealing the organization's participation in a organ harvesting scheme. It now appears that a clean Continuing Resolution will be passed, absent of riders to defund the organization. As a result, Republicans are looking to create a special panel to investigate Planned Parenthood instead. GOP leadership believes that the panel's findings could lend weight to the efforts to defund the pro-abortion organization.
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After Years of Reluctance, Mario Cuomo Gets His (Surprise) Official Portrait
For more than a decade, former Governor Mario Cuomo refused to sit for his official portrait. But he got a surprise birthday gift over the weekend: an oil-on-canvas portrait bound for the State Capitol.
The portrait of the state's 52nd governor was commissioned earlier this year despite the elder Cuomo's notorious hemming and hawing over the painting, according to the New York Times:
The former governor, in an interview, suggested he found the whole idea pompous. He also said he had no patience for posing: "I went to electric razors so I would not have to look at myself in the morning."
Others, of course, see simply stubbornness, a quality they say they know well from Mr. Cuomo's days as governor.
The work was completed by artist Simmie Knox — who painting official White House portraits of President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton and many others — and will hang in the Hall of Governors in the State Capitol.
It's unclear what made the former governor change his mind.
"Today is a particularly special day for me, as I have the privilege of unveiling the official portrait of a man who not only has served New York State for many years including 12 as governor, but a father who also instilled in me the value of public service," Governor Andrew Cuomo said in a statement. "I am pleased that this portrait will now be in the Hall of Governors and available to the many New Yorkers who visit to learn the story of our state's history."


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MINNEAPOLIS -- Nate Condon, Zach Budish and Sam Warning each had a goal and an assist to lead the top-ranked Minnesota Gophers men's hockey team to a 4-1 victory over second-ranked Notre Dame on Tuesday night at Mariucci Arena.
Freshman goalie Adam Wilcox made 22 saves for the Gophers.
Condon opened the scoring at 1 minute, 21 seconds of the first period and Warning made it 2-0 at 7:29. Jeff Costello pulled the Irish (14-5) within 2-1 when he scored at 14:31 of the first period.
The Gophers (14-3-3) got goals from Christian Isackson and Budish in the second and third periods, respectively, to account for the final margin. The Irish had its six-game winning streak ended.
The main storyline entering the game was the fact that Gophers coach Don Lucia's son, Mario, plays for Notre Dame. Mario Lucia, who played for the gold-medal winning United States team in the recently completed World Junior Championships, had one shot on goal and was a minus-3.
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bosse – dent
carrosserie – body of car
carte grise – registration
clim – climatisation (air conditioning)
CT OK – contrôle technique OK (vehicle inspection OK)
CV – chevaux (horsepower)
ESS- essence (gasoline)
MEC – mis en circulation (put into service)
moteur HS – moteur hors service (motor doesn't work)
p – portes (doors)
pr pce – pour pièces (for pieces)
px à déb – prix à débattre (price to debate / or best offer)
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American Revolution Timeline: Interactive Tool and Lesson Ideas
In these lesson ideas which are adaptable for grades 3-12, students use a free interactive American Revolution timeline to explore the sequence of events in the American Revolution. The Revolutionary War comes alive as students see photos of artifacts, watch related videos/podcasts, and more.
Lesson Plan Common Core State Standards Alignments
Students will:
- Understand and explain key events of the American Revolution.
- Explore the sequence of events in the American Revolution and relationships between events.
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Preparation:The lesson ideas below utilize a beautiful digital timeline for the Revolutionary War created by The Museum of the American Revolution. It's easy to use: simply swipe to move through the timeline and select different objects along the timeline to learn more about their significance. Within each object screen, students can use a zoom option to see the details of the artifact. Click to read the text or, on many objects, view a short video (podcast.)
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- Here are some ways you can incorporate the American Revolution interactive timeline into your social studies instruction:
- Use the timeline to provide students with an overview of the American Revolution at the beginning of your unit. Encourage students to explore the timeline with a partner and talk about key themes they notice. Students can also take notes on dates or events that they believe to be particularly important to the American Revolution.
- Create a scavenger hunt around the timeline. List important information about the American Revolution that you want students to learn, and encourage them to use the timeline to find the answers. You can ask students to discover when certain events occurred or have them place several key events in sequence. Afterwards, have students create their own scavenger hunts and challenge their classmates to locate specific information on the timeline.
- Facilitate a discussion on cause and effect. Choose two events from the timeline and challenge students to discover their connection. Why did certain events occur after other events? How might the American Revolution have unfolded differently if events were in a different order? You may want to have students reflect on this in writing. Since the timeline stretches until 2009, it's a good tool for helping students understand the connection between the distant past and more recent events, including wars that followed the American Revolution.
- Revisit the timeline throughout your unit.As students learn about each aspect of the Revolutionary War, have them find the events on the timeline and watch any related podcasts that are embedded in the timeline. The timeline can serve as a visual reminder of what students have already learned and what events they will be learning about next.
- Have students create their own timelines. They can work cooperatively to decide on the most important events of the Revolutionary War and create a paper-based or digital timeline. Tiki-Toki is a great online tool for creating timelines. If you prefer for students to use mobile devices when creating their timelines, try Time Toast.
- Use the timeline at the end of your unit to review what students have learned. It can be difficult for students to recall everything they've learned during a lengthy unit of students, and the timeline is a great resource for helping students see the big picture of how the war unfolded and its aftermath.
- Show students the timeline as inspiration for a culminating activity. Invite students create a class timeline, with each person (or pair of students) researching an aspect of the war in-depth. Have each student create an image and a caption for their image, and then upload all the images to a tool that creates photo slideshows, such as Picasa. Play the slideshow for the class and embed it in a class blog or website for others to view, as well.
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- Release Date: Jun 17, 1988
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The film is punctuated by violence, a great deal of violence, although most of it is exaggerated comic-book style instead of being truly gruesome. Walking that fine line is a speciality of Hill, who once simulated the sound of a fist on a chin by making tape recordings of Ping-Pong paddles slapping leather sofas.
Hill has gotten Schwarzenegger to give one of the best performances of his career, and Belushi too is thoroughly convincing as an action hero. RED HEAT is a welcome break from the shallow shoot-'em-ups that became the standard in the 1980s.
The world of his films may be violent, but Hill's vision is a delicate, subtle one-of individuals packing away the tiny bit of meaning and emotion life has granted them, and fighting to protect it at all costs. It's not a sentiment that can survive in cartoons; that it emerges at all in Red Heat is a tribute to Hill's still great talent. [17 Jun 1988, p.A]
Red Heat, a terrifically funny and always frantic flick that hides a fascinating subtext beneath its commercial veneer. Very commercial - this should be a boffo hit; and very fascinating - the premise that props up the hit speaks volumes about America in the twilight of Reagan. [17 Jun 1988, p.C1]
Schwarzenegger, who when he dons a green suit is dubbed 'Gumby' by Belushi, is right on target with his characterization of the iron-willed soldier, and Belushi proves a quicksilver foil.
Thanks to a fairly good script, this thriller about a Soviet cop sent to Chicago to apprehend a Soviet drug dealer is a respectable enough star vehicle.
Red Heat is directed in a fiery, muscular, pop-graphic style. And it has a James Horner score that puckishly mixes Prokofiev and rhythm and blues. But it's also a movie with a cramped interior. The action scenes seem to be squeezing out everything else, pressing the characters against the wall. [17 Jun 1988, p.1]
Belushi mines quick charm out of his surly role. And Arnold, starched tongue in cheek, is a doll: G.I. Joe in Soviet mufti. He could beat the stuffing out of a toy Rambo. [20 June 1988, p.88]
There's always something touching about the diligence with which Schwarzenegger soldiers through his assignments. There's a play of intelligence and decency in his eyes that exists quite independently of his bashing. Of the Hollywood tribe of virile fists, he's the one who seems most sensitive. [17 Jun 1988, p.31]
Red Heat, the new Arnold Schwarzenegger action movie, avoids most of the usual action-movie gimmicks and is better for it. It co-stars Jim Belushi and opens around town today. [17 Jun 1988, p.E1]
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Red Heat is poorly, or even indifferently, made. It's a joyless exercise, and too much angry resignation seeps in for it to be very funny or very entertaining.
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Mar 12, 2015Just rewatched it on Netflix and wow, what an amazing and ageless film. Loved it back in the 80's and love it even more today. AwesomeJust rewatched it on Netflix and wow, what an amazing and ageless film. Loved it back in the 80's and love it even more today. Awesome lines, Belushi and Arnold are brilliant, great chemistry. Acting by all is really fantastic and convincing. Red Heat easily earns a spot among my favorite Arnold films including T1, T2, and Predator.… Full Review »
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Dec 27, 2014This movie is absolutely great.Arnold Schwarzenegger fits the role fantastically and he really has some of great sentences in the film and itThis movie is absolutely great.Arnold Schwarzenegger fits the role fantastically and he really has some of great sentences in the film and it has funny scenes such as when that drunk hobo guy comes to Arnold and asks for money for parking and Arnold hits him and says "hooligani".This film is a very nice thriller with awesome and funny moments and cast is very good.James Belushi is a fantastic choice and without him this movie wouldn't be as near as good as it is.This is a classic!… Full Review »


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Spencer Pratt Considers Getting a Vasectomy
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The very day that David Lieb, writing for the Huffington Post, concluded that legislation allowing school districts across the country to arm teachers was "stalled," another school district announced that it has adopted just such a policy: Clarksville, Arkansas. Those "stalls", however, according to Lieb, had little to do with lack of support from legislators but instead from strong resistance from those who are most directly interested (or should be) in the health and well-being of their charges: educators.
In Oklahoma, for example, legislation that would allow school districts to arm teachers never made it to a vote, thanks to opposition from teachers and their unions. Rep. Steve Martin, chairman of the Oklahoma House Public Safety Committee admitted, "As a rule it's very difficult to find educators and administrators [who] support the idea of putting arms in schools, for whatever reason." The North Dakota Senate defeated a measure that would have allowed citizens with concealed carry permits to bring their sidearms into schools, while the New Hampshire House refused even to permit its citizens to vote on allowing school districts to arm their teachers.
But Lieb had to admit that such legislation had legs and was gaining momentum, despite his obvious disapproval. He noted that South Dakota passed new legislation allowing armed teachers and that Texas and Utah "already allow teachers and administrators to bring guns to school," while similar legislation is pending in Minnesota and Indiana, and came close to passing in Michigan.
He failed to mention successful passage of laws in Kansas and Tennessee, but he did acknowledge Arkansas. The Clarksville School District, a small community of 9,200 people located about 100 miles west of Little Rock is not only encouraging teachers to carry but they're providing funds to help teachers purchase sidearms, along with 53 hours of training to make sure they know how to use them.
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In Boise alone there are 696 registered sex offenders; more than 100 in Meridian and almost 350 in Nampa.
Before your young ones head out knocking on doors Halloween night, you may want to check if registered sex offenders live in your neighborhood.
Boise mother of four, Enedina Mata, was surprised to run her address through a sex offender registry and find out 12 registered sex offenders live within blocks of her home.
"Oh wow, that's a lot," Mata said. "It's really scary because I let my daughters come up and down this block to walk down to their friends house and you just never know what could happen."
Kids in her neighborhood, including her own, are gearing up to go trick or treating Halloween night, making now the perfect time for parents to log on to the Ada County Sheriff's Office offender search website.
Some parents in Mata's Boise neighborhood check online regularly to stay up to date on nearby predators' whereabouts.
"There are a couple in our neighborhood, I've gone online and checked," Kristina Clever said. "About a block away, one street over."
"We have some in this area definitely," Lindy Dunn said. "We've talked to the kids about predators and just the safety; we have let them know that there are people in this neighborhood that do have pasts and you just have to be careful and watch out for those locations."
"They've ran up to houses with the lights off, and we try to tell them 'No, that house you don't want to go to,'" Lindy Dunn said. "You know it's scary out there you never know what could happen."
Dunn tries to teach her seven kids how to stay safe on Halloween. "They know not to go in the houses, definitely stay with the other kids – there's kids going up to the house, don't go alone," Dunn said. "Go to houses with decorations, lights on for sure. Stay in this area and let me know where you are at all times, especially if they're not with me."
Mata's husband makes sure to accompany their kids every year. "Usually my husband walks up to every household with the kids, just as a safety precaution," Mata said. "He just gets scared that my daughters won't return home or something might happen to them so he'd just rather be there to make sure they go in a house, get candy, and come back."
The best way to make sure your kids stay safe on Halloween is by trick-or-treating with them. If they go out with friends make sure they stay in a group and go over safety tips with them beforehand.
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A new-old ex-Exodus association will hold their first conference September 21-22, 2012 at Sunrise Community Church at Orangevale, CA. The keynote speakers will be Dr. Robert Gagnon, Frank Worthen and Andrew Comiskey. The group has a statement of principles which begins with: "Sexual purity is a life-and-death matter."You can also follow along the developments at Restored Hope's Facebook page.It is fascinating to watch these developments. My guess is that PFOX and NARTH will line up with t … [Read more...]
New Ex-gay Group Kicking It Old Skool
Schism at Exodus International?
Apparently, Exodus President Alan Chambers' recent comments about change of sexual orientation have not been well received by some Exodus ministry leaders. Earlier today, Andy Comiskey posted a link on his website which called for changes at Exodus in light of his disagreements with the Exodus President.The controversy relates to Mr. Chambers recent statements that "99.9% [of people who have tried] have not experienced a change in their orientation." Comiskey also expressed concern over the … [Read more...]
Reparative therapy and the power of an explanation
Yesterday, I posted a link to an article titled "My So-called Ex-gay Life" from the website of the American Prospect and written by Gabriel Arana. In that post, I focused on psychiatrist Robert Spitzer's desire to retract his 2001 study of ex-gays. I also reported on my brief exchange with Bob about his study and his current views on sexual orientation.Today, I want to comment about Arana's description of Narth co-founder Joseph Nicolosi. Arana summarizes his three year therapy episode with N … [Read more...]
Robert Spitzer Retracts 2001 Ex-gay Study
Psychiatrist Bob Spitzer, author of a 2001 ex-gay study, told American Prospect journalist, Gabriel Arana, that he wants to retract his study:Spitzer was growing tired and asked how many more questions I had. Nothing, I responded, unless you have something to add.He did. Would I print a retraction of his 2001 study, "so I don't have to worry about it anymore"?Knowing this article was coming, I talked last evening with Bob and asked him what he would like to do about his study. He confi … [Read more...]
Alan Chambers: 99.9% have not experienced a change in their orientation
As noted Friday, President of Exodus International, Alan Chambers, spoke that evening as a part of a panel discussion at the annual conference of the Gay Christian Network. Audio of the panel is now up at GCN (Part 1, part 2). During part 2, about 5:30 into the file, Alan Chambers is asked, I think by GCN Executive Director Justin Lee, about the way Exodus and member ministries describe the work they do. Specifically, Lee asked about the slogan "change is possible." Chambers responds by d … [Read more...]
Alan Chambers to be part of a panel at Gay Christian Network conference
Tonight, if you are around Orlando, FL, you could take in a panel discussion (tip XGW) at the Gay Christian Network conference featuring Alan Chambers, Jeremy Marks, Wendy Gritter, and John Smid. I am told that a video will be made of the event and available on the GCN website.Marks, Gritter and Smid have issued apologies for their advocacy of the ex-gay movement over the past several years. Smid today sent an email to his mailing list linking to another apology on his website.I will … [Read more...]
New study: Lesbian parents not associated with homosexual behavior in sons
In one of the better studies of the effects of lesbians as parents of sons and daughters, researchers reported that 17-year old boys raised by lesbians were no more likely to be gay than those raised in straight homes. Gartrell, Bos and Goldberg found that 5.6% of boys raised in lesbian households reported sex with other boys whereas 6.6% of boys from a representative national survey reported ever engaging in sex with other boys. The difference was not large enough to be considered a … [Read more...]
Is Exodus International set to rebrand?
Article at Exgaywatch this morning:Exclusive: Secret Conference Held to 'Save Exodus International' from RuinThe crux of the article is this:Exodus President Alan Chambers called a meeting together this past November 16. The subject was quite simply how to keep Exodus International from social and financial oblivion. In attendance were Exodus leadership, prominent religious leaders (such as Gabe Lyons) and lay people. The latter were mostly those who once counted themselves in the ex- … [Read more...]


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by Debra A. Daniel
"Dots make me happy," she says, "Sunday-sunflower happy." If she still had some, her hair would be bouncing along with her chirpy syllables. Instead she juts out her bottom lip and huffs and puffs air from her mouth to make her fringed bangs flutter. This girl of dots has pulled out her real hair. Yanked all of it. Under the scarf her scalp is scraped and fiery raw in some places, bumpy with scabs in others. When new hairs appear, they won't last long. If her fingers won't do the job, she resorts to tweezing. She will do whatever it takes to pull them out. I haven't seen this for myself. My information comes from the school nurse, who's allowed to divulge only certain pertinent facts.
The dotted girl's face is pertinent. In the last couple of weeks, she has started to pull out her eyebrows and lashes. She looks at me now, her nearly naked eyes very much like an Orphan Annie cartoon.
"When I grow up, my house will be full of dots," she says. "This bedroom is only the beginning." She opens the little door she has cut into the side of the box and stoops so that she can peer into her tiny room. I can see her eye like a giant's framed by the miniature doorway, but I cannot see her mouth as she speaks.
"When my mother was little, she had a book about a girl named Polka-Dottie who had dots on everything, all colors and sizes. Lots and lots of dots and dots. That's what the book said. I know because my mother told me. She said Polka-Dottie's house was dotted. And her clothes were dotted. And her furniture. And her dishes. And every, everything you could ever imagine. Polka-Dottie even had the cutest little dotted dog named Polka-Spottie. Isn't that funny?" She stops here, stands up, walks to the other side of her bedroom box so she can reach in to adjust the ruffled curtains on the window.
She continues, "And Polka-Dottie's whole life was as happy as clowns, but then while she and Polka-Spottie took an afternoon nap, a mean old villain named Poison Sumac crept in like a nightmare. And guess what happened? He stole her dots and crammed them into a black satchel. He took all of them, every single dot, and away he ran, laughing his evil laugh."
At this point, the little dotted girl, wild-eyed at the drama of her own story, tilts her head back as far as she can without dislodging the scarf, and in a low menacing voice, issues forth her version of an evil laugh. She says, "And when Dottie woke up, she saw what had happened and she was so, so heartbroken that she just sat herself down under her clothesline where all her sheets and pillowcases and dresses hung limp and plain and colorless, and she bawled her eyes out until the hero came to rescue her dots and return them to her all safe again and as bouncy as balloons.
"My mother doesn't exactly remember the hero's name. It was something very ordinary, not a hero's name at all, but finally, finally, in the happy ending he does come. And that's the important part, don't you think?"
She sighs as she explores her bedroom box, fingering the delicate paper furniture that, probably, she has spent her entire weekend constructing. Every perfect, folded piece is in place, a lovely matching suite, all angled and pleated, creating an intricate origami world. There's a wardrobe and a vanity with a mirror that obviously came from an old compact. Centered along the main wall sits her four-poster-Popsicle-stick bed on which she has placed a yellow chenille coverlet which, she whispers conspiratorially, "is really a square I cut from the hem of my mother's summer bedspread. It has fringe and everything. I trimmed it so it barely touches the floor. Don't you just love it?"
I ask her what will happen when her mother discovers a piece missing from her bedspread. She shrugs and says, "She'll never ever notice, at least, until summer anyway, and now it's only fall. There's plenty of time for her not to notice. And plus, yellow is my favorite, favorite color, not my mother's anyway."
The dotted girl doesn't tell me what else she has cut apart and pilfered in order to dress the little windows in filmy gauze the color of pollen. On the wall above her bed, hangs a toothpick frame. The tiny copied painting it holds is unmistakable.
"That's my Van Gogh. It's his sunflowers," she says, taking on an exaggerated British accent. "I paid billions of dollars for it. Van Gogh cut off his own ear. He made another painting of his own face that shows the actual bandage. Did you know that?" She turns her head, her fringe fluttering to one side.
"That one will be my finishing piece. It's not painted yet but when it is, I'll hang it between the windows on this big empty wall right here." She points to the exact spot. "And guess what? Then Van Gogh's eyes will be looking right at his very own sunflowers. Maybe seeing them will cheer him up so he'll be as happy as Polka Dottie."
She clucks her tongue. "This painting just won't stay straight." She leans into her box and with the tip of her finger, she rights the crooked frame. "There," she says. "That's better. That's perfect. I hate, hate when everything goes all slanted."
All content in SmokeLong Quarterly copyright 2003-2015 by its authors.
Debra A. Daniel was the SC Arts Commission Poetry Fellow (2006, 1994) and won the 2002 Guy Owen Prize. Her poetry chapbook, As Is, is forthcoming from Main Street Rag. Her work has appeared in online and print journals including: Kakalak, Emrys Journal, darkskymagazine.com, Pequin.org, Inkwell, Southern Poetry Review, Tar River Poetry, Gargoyle, She sings and plays mandolin and cardboard box in an acoustic band with her husband, Jack McGregor.
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|Issue Twenty-Three (December 15, 2008):
Ants by David Aichenbaum «»
Earthrise by Christopher Bundy «»
The World Before This One by Jon Chopan «»
Ghost Bike by Thomas Cooper «»
The Sway of Trains by Lydia Copeland «»
Impressionists by Debra A. Daniel «»
Danseuses Nues by David Harris Ebenbach «»
The Head Fields by Terry Ehret «»
Shadows by Sherrie Flick «»
Heroin Girl by Larry Fondation «»
She Doesn't Ask Where He Goes by Stefanie Freele «»
Caved In by Barry Graham «»
Chicago World's Fair, 1893 by Kyle Hemmings «»
Coat and Shoes by Tania Hershman «»
Thirteen by Tai Dong Huai «»
Phoenix by W.P. Kinsella «»
Nearly Free by Dorianne Laux «»
Alien Lunch by Liane LeMaster «»
The Society for the Preservation of Everything by Kuzhali Manickavel «»
216 East Boalt by Jeannie Vanasco «»
Potatoes by Spencer Wise «»
David Aichenbaum «»
Christopher Bundy «»
Jon Chopan «»
Thomas Cooper «»
Lydia Copeland «»
Debra A. Daniel «»
David Harris Ebenbach «»
Terry Ehret «»
Sherrie Flick «»
Larry Fondation «»
Stefanie Freele «»
Barry Graham «»
Kyle Hemmings «»
Tania Hershman «»
Tai Dong Huai «»
Dorianne Laux «»
Liane LeMaster «»
Kuzhali Manickavel «»
Spencer Wise «»
Cover Art "morpheus" by Marty D. Ison «»
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Whenever we make rice there is always leftovers, in the past they always well most always went to waste. Since we got into hiking I have been dehydrating all of the rice we don't eat after a meal. It has added up to be a lot of rice. So I have started to vacuum seal the extra rice. Sometimes the rice will puncture the bag as it can have sharp edges so I double bag it when vacuum sealing rice.
Dehydrating rice is very easy. I just take a tray from the dehydrator cover it with a piece of parchment paper and spread out the rice. Its virtually impossible to spread the rice in an even layer you will have clumps. Half way through dehydrating or when it is completely dehydrated just crumble the rice up. I usually set my dehydrator to 115 degrees and let it dehydrate overnight. If you are doing it during the day it should be dry in 5-6 hours. I always let it cool before bagging the rice up or vacuum sealing it.
Below is a before and after picture of the rice.
I did a quick video on how to dehydrate rice.
To rehydrate the rice it is usually a 1:1 ratio. One cup of dehydrated rice to one cup of hot water, let this sit/soak for 5 minutes then boil for one minute then let sit for 10 minutes. Add some butter, salsa, hot sauce, soy sauce and enjoy. This is just a basic rice reconstitution in the future I will be doing posts on what you can add to the rice to make it a complete meal. I figured we would start with the basics and move on from there.
After we dehydrate enough rice/pasta, vegetables, condiments and meat, we will show you how to bring it all together and make meals from dehydrated items.
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What's your top 3 open-source choice?
Open-source libraries abound. Thousands of projects thrive and (mostly) languish at Apache, SourceForge, CodeHaus and right here at java.net. Project directories like FreshMeat, Java-Source and CodeZoo try to make the chaos look less irregular.
But above all the rest, there are projects that have changed the field, some of them declining, and some strong as ever. Here are my top three:
So, what is your top three*?
* Try to choose objectively (I know that even your plumber has wrote a new web framework, but it doesn't mean that it's that good). Entries with more than three names will be subject to removal :(
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The Finger Lakes region of New York State has been receiving much deserved recognition for its exquisite cool-climate wines. Since the European Vinifera vines were planted here in the 1960's, the land once known for fruity Lake Niagara has undergone a revolution that has landed it amongst some of the world's top wine producers. The Finger Lakes has earned a distinguished reputation, especially for its Rieslings and crisp whites, and has become a travel destination for wine aficionados and international sommeliers alike.
When you are visiting a wine region for the first time, and know little about the lay of the land, it is always nice to have someone show you around. Some people prefer to grab a road map and head out on their own adventure, which is always fun, but not quite as efficient. Taking in the sights while someone else organizes your visit, can be more relaxing, and often connects you to activities to which the normal "walk-in" tourist may not always be privy.
Although the Finger Lakes is a well-established wine region, it is still a young one, so organized wine tours have not yet become a saturated industry. Here are a few standout companies that are happy to give you a full day of education and entertainment that is sure to leave you with a great feel for the Finger Lakes "sense of place".
Experience! The Finger Lakes
Laura and Alan Falk have managed to create such a unique tour itinerary of the Finger Lakes, that it can only be labeled as an "Experience!" As owners of Experience! The Finger Lakes, the Falks believe that total immersion in the region's culture is the best way to go. Since 2007, they have focused on building great alliances with some of the area's top end wineries, restaurants, cooking schools, cheesemakers and brewmasters. In this win-win, the passenger gets the royal treatment, and more often feels like an integral part of the culture here versus a traveling tourist.
The Falks are true foodies, and believe that no wine tour is complete without a connection to local foods. A typical tour might include a stop at a farm to pick up fresh ingredients, a wine tasting with the winery owners, a wine pairing with local cheeses, a hands-on culinary class using the collected products and a gourmet dinner paired with the best Finger Lakes wines. As you admire the natural beauty along the route, you receive an expertly delivered, in-depth history of the region from one of the company's knowledgeable tour guides. The tours center mostly on Cayuga Lake and the eastern shores of Seneca, but the itinerary can be tailored to the customer.
From $75 per person, experiencefingerlakes.com
Grapevine Country Tours
Bonnie Osborne, owner of Grapevine Country Tours in Geneva, New York, can best be described as a first class wine concierge. A native of the Finger Lakes region, she knows the area like the back of her hand, and is able to tailor a tour that exactly fits her clients' preferences, traveling to any of the lakes. The company can also arrange dinner or accommodations at one of the many Bed and Breakfast properties on the route. Your well-versed driver divulges the secrets of the region while delivering you to and from your destinations.
Their motto says it all. "We pick up strangers and bring home friends". Bonnie is adept at matching the person and the occasion to the wine trail, and she is happy to customize the tour accordingly.
From $100 per person, grapevinecountrytours.com
Crush on Canandaigua
This is one of the Finger Lakes' newest operations, with 2013 being its inaugural season. Owners Russell and Mary Russo have hit the ground running. Crush on Canandaigua is the sister operation of Crush on Niagara, owned by wine writer and winery owner, Andrew Brooks, across the border in Canada. The Russos were so impressed with the tour they received in Canada that they were inspired to create a similar version in the Finger Lakes.
The company's location in Canandaigua allows easy access for folks arriving from Rochester and the west, and also allows the Russos to focus on one of the most overlooked treasures in the wine region: the Canandaigua Wine Trail. Not as large as Keuka, Seneca or Cayuga, the Canandaigua Wine Trail is probably the most action packed. Canandaigua is the original Seneca Indian tribe translation for "The Chosen Place", and it is easy to see why. In addition to wineries, you discover farmer's markets, thoroughbred racetracks, chocolate producers, boutique shops, artisanal eateries, performing arts centers and theaters, and of course, boating. In the winter, you can even combine a wine tour with a downhill or cross-country ski package. Canandaigua is also home to one of the area's top attractions, The New York Wine and Culinary Center, which offers an overview of the entire wine region. The Russos' tours are not limited to Canandaigua. Tours can cover other areas.
From $80 per person, crushoncanandaigua.com
Finger Lakes Wine Tour Trolley
Here is a tour option that has plenty of personality. Owned and operated by Finger Lakes Winery Tours, the Wine Tour Trolley travels both the Seneca and the Cayuga Wine trails on a trackless trolley. Folks who love the outdoors appreciate the wide open spaces, fresh country air and stunning lake views.
Although the trolley driver does not act as a tour guide, the itinerary is complete with organized stops for wine tastings, walking tours, microbrewery visits and relaxing lunches. Owner Mike Fitzgerald states that the best part about the tour is the friends you make along the way. Often, the group of quiet strangers that set out in the morning return singing songs and exchanging contact information at the tour's end.
From $45 per person plus a $3-$5 tasting fee per winery, winetourtrolley.com
SEE MORE: Follow a self-guided trail through the Finger Lakes
--Holly Howell writes weekly wine columns for the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle and is a Certified Sommelier through the Master Court of London.


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Give your kids A Good Wrap today!
A Good Wrap… A fabulous range of reuseable sandwich bags and snack wraps for your child's lunch box.
We spend so much time creating a healthy lunch it makes sense to package it in a more sustainable way. Feel good about eating your lunch from A Good Wrap range and say goodbye to cling film and single use bags.
So simple and so easy to use. A Good Wrap products are made from cotton and nylon and can be reused everyday. Wraps easily store sandwiches and rolls in place, without allowing the bread to dry out and the reusable sandwich bags can store crackers, fruit, dried fruit, nuts and more. The list is endless..
To clean, simply wipe down after use, wash in the sink with your dishes or throw them in the washing machine and hang dry on the line.
A Good Wrap products can be used for fundraising at your school to help raise awareness in our children about the importance of our environment, while also raising much needed funds for school. See the Fundraising page for more detail.
Each item has a handy space for name labelling so that they won't get lost.
Sold individually and in sets, and available in a fun range of fabric there is sure to be something suitable for every person in your house.
Our reusable sandwich bags are proudly designed and made in Australia.
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If there's one thing we've determined from this video of Romeo Beckham posing for Burberry's spring campaign, it's that it is way more fun to be a kid model than it is to be a grown-up one.
In the clip, fellow Brit faces Edie Campbell, Charlie France, and Cara Delevingne do their best to hold their pose and keep a straight face while the 10-year-old leaps around the set, leans on their shoulders, tugs on their arms, and generally causes a ruckus. Funnily enough, this is pretty much how we imagine life in the Beckham household, with four kids bouncing off the walls and Victoria countering with her icy stare and signature pose.
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Ableton Cookbook Academy Beta is Open. And Free.
First of all, thank you SO much for helping me get the Ableton Cookbook Academy off the ground. I've already had a lot of people register and I've already begun ironing out some of the bugs.
For those of you that haven't checked it out yet, please sign up for the email list to do so! My vision here is to provide one central location for all thing Ableton Cookbook. There is a course theater that includes the Clip Module (my video series about the basics of Ableton). In the future, all Ableton Cookbook courses will be conducted in the Course Theater, allowing you quickly navigate to the content you want and ask questions about any production question that crosses your mind.
There's also a central Answerbase where you can check out questions others have asked and post your own. You can also answer questions and vote on answers already given. The voting up and down of answers will be familiar to those of you who have used Stackoverflow or Quora. But for the n00bs, keep this in mind: You do have a "reputation" score. People voting your answers down and up affects this score, so try not to be a bonehead. High reps will earn free gear/Ableton help. Low rep will get you banned (eventually).
My vision for the Answerbase is to make it the opposite of the Ableton Forum. This is not a place to complain about why Ableton doesn't have a pet feature that you'd really like. It's a place for people who want to make music to get help and give feedback. And, hopefully, it will be fun!
I've been programming for a million hours, so I'm going to keep this brief. BUT please be sure to hit me back with any usability/feature ideas as well as bugs, etc. Keep the technical feedback on the email list (please) so that I can keep better track of it.
SIGN UP HERE FOR ACCESS (You'll be redirected after confirming your email address).
Here are some known issues:
-Login is a pain. Email list account and Ableton Cookbook Academy accounts are different. This will be fixed.
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Back Off, TSA
The threat of underwear bombs "does not justify the indiscriminate use of body scanners for primary screening," explains Heritage fellow James Carafano:
Eliminating the threat of serious liquid bombs by restricting carry-on liquids took that immediate danger of the table. Small bombs strapped to bodies or air mailed are far from guaranteed to bring down a plane. Sure any bomb on a plane might do some damage–but let's face it you could also just stab people in the neck with sharpened pencils to kill a couple of passengers on a plane. And if you wanted to kill a handful of people with a bomb, you could just blow yourself up at the ticket counter before you got near security.
That is not to say that sensible primary screening, or more thorough and rare secondary screening, should end. But we should be spending our security buck where it gives us the biggest bang.
The best security is intelligence and law enforcement that finds and stops the bad people before they get near the plane. Let's continue to do common sense screening at the airport, but lets stop pretending that is the best line of defense.
TSA should back off requiring the body scanners for primary screening.


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Oakview Farms among state finalistsPublished 9:00am Thursday, April 11, 2013
Oakview Farms of Wetumpka is among four finalists competing for Alabama's Farm of Distinction at the Alabama Farm-City Awards April 11 in Birmingham.
The winner will be selected by a panel of agricultural experts who judge farms based on environmental stewardship, overall appearance, accomplishments, efficiency and leadership of the farm owner.
At Oakview Farms, Joe and Patty Lambrecht have learned if you "mill" it, they will come. In fact, once customers got a taste of Joe's stone-ground cornmeal, they wanted more. Today, the Lambrechts grow hydroponic lettuce, blueberries, strawberries and Brussels sprouts and sell their own honey and farm eggs.
"We started out with cornmeal," said Joe Lambrecht. "Cornmeal grew into grits, and it just kept on growing. We started making bread, then we needed honey, so that started us into bees. We got our bee colonies set up, and then we kept growing into the lettuce and berries."
Both retired from off-farm jobs, the Lambrechts supply farm-fresh products to neighbors, gourmet chefs and Marriott restaurants on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. He said the key to keeping customers is honesty.
"They can come and see Patty and me. We tell everybody 'we eat it first.' If it's not good enough for my family, we won't sell it. If they ask us a question about the crop, we tell them exactly what we've done."
Because Oakview Farms is located in a growing suburban community, people might think the Lambrechts would have complaints from neighbors. To the contrary, the burgeoning area provides the couple a built-in market.
"We sit in the middle of about 5,000 houses, and we really haven't had any issues," said Lambrecht. "The only thing we have is support. We just have people asking 'what are you doing next and when can we get it?'"
One crop at Oakview Farms is always in season – education. With every pound of grits or quart of blueberries, the Lambrechts provide novice cooks and schoolchildren a lesson on how to grow and enjoy farm-fresh products. In fact, interest in local grains led to Patty spending countless hours in her kitchen perfecting recipes for the home baker.
The Lambrechts regularly give presentations to Master Gardener groups and host tours for schoolchildren. Some of their chef clients visit the farm to pick their own produce.
"Patty and I speak a good bit to anybody who will listen to us," he said. "We show them where food comes from."
Alabama's Farm of Distinction winner will receive prizes valued at more than $10,000, including a John Deere Gator from SunSouth, TriGreen and Snead Ag Supply; a $1,000 gift certificate from Alabama Farmers Cooperative; a $2,500 cash award from Swisher International and an engraved farm sign from the Alabama Farmers Federation.
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Yesterday Robert posted about NBC perhaps wavering in it's "managing for margins" focus, and an article in the WaPo, Lisa de Moraes weighed in on the same topic (and quoted the same piece from The Wrap):
"The goal is not to manage for margins. It is to put the best possible programs we can on the air," Gaspin said in Thursday's blockbuster announcement in an interview with Web site the Wrap.
Is NBC really changing its tune? or is this just talk meant to deflect some of the withering press criticism?
Let's look at NBC's actions instead of its words.
Managing For Margins
- Mr. Jeff "Managing For Margins" Zucker is still in charge of NBC Universal (and Gaspin's boss)
- Biggest Loser spin-off deal signed. Although, considering how relatively well BL does this might also be managing for ratings!
Managing For Ratings
- Recent deal with JJ Abrams (Lost)
- Recent deal with Jerry Bruckheimer (CSIs)
- Cancellation of Southland. Widely viewed by the TV press as margin management, I think that's just PR from the producer to cover the fact that the show had lousy ratings and should have been axed last spring.
Bottom Line: It's way too early to tell which way the wind is really blowing at NBC.


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Wedding cake - zingy lemon
By Jane Hornby
Cooking timePrep: 30 mins Cook: 2 hrs Plus cooling
Skill levelModerately easy
ServingsServes 30
Tier two of our three tier wedding cake, this gives a real citrus hit and the drenching of lemon syrup keeps it beautifully moist
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 269
- protein
- 4g
- carbs
- 33g
- fat
- 8g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 20g
- sugar
- 0.17g
- salt
- 0g
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- Heat oven to 160C/fan140C/gas 3. Prepare the inside and outside of a 23cm tin, as before. Cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy, then gradually beat in the eggs a little at a time. Add a tbsp of the plain flour if it starts to split. Fold in the flours and a pinch of salt, followed by the lemon zest and juice.
- Spoon the mix into the tin and bake for 1 hr 35 mins or until well-risen and golden and a skewer inserted comes out clean. Meanwhile, make the syrup by heating the sugar, lemon zest and juice in a small pan until the sugar dissolves. Set aside.
- Once the cake is out of the oven, leave to cool until it's just warm, then use a skewer to poke holes down to the bottom all over the cake. Pour the syrup over, letting it completely soak in after each addition. Leave to cool completely, then either wrap or fill and ice the cake. The unfilled cake will keep well if you wrap it with baking parchment and cling film for up to 4 days, or in the freezer for up to a month.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2006
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This is the best cake I have eaten in quite a long time. I made it for a wedding this past saturday. I used lemon curd filling between the cake after cutting it into two. Then I used buttercream to cover the whole cake; before using fondant and referigerated for 2 days before the event. The guests loved it & I got an order for this particular one for an upcoming anniversary. Thanks whoever uploaded it.
Just wish I'd had Mary Berry to hand when attempting this one. Although I did the scewer test the cake dropped when it cooled and was a bit of a doughy texture. The mixture did separate a bit when I started adding the eggs and I did add a bit of flour then. Any suggestions welcome. I'm supposed to be making this for my daughters wedding in August and having trial run(s). At this rate I'll be popping down to Waitrose last minute :(
I made this cake after a disaster with Mich Turner recipes and it was my life saver! I used an 8" square cake tin, kept the same quantities as above and it came out perfect. The cake was delicious and will def use again! Thank you so much for this recipe! Also I noticed that lots of posts are querying what to do if they want to change the recipe to scale up/down tin sizes, I used a website called cakebaker.co.uk which has a 'cakeometer' which calculates the differences. It does not however provide cooking times, so just be sensible and keep an eye on things!
I made this for a 70th birthday and used an 8inch tin. I did not need to adjust any quantities and it cooked in the time stated. I did however only divide it into two layers as it did not seem thick enough for three.
Everyone said it tasted wonderful. The lemon taste was perfect and it was still moist even though it didn't get cut for eight days.
Would definitely use this recipe again.
This cake tasted delicious. I have the same problem as a few others though with the top of the cake being a little soggy with the syrup. i adjusted to recipe to make a smaller cake as it was only a practice.
This website was really useful to use.
I made this cake as one tier for my nephew's wedding. It was a lovely cake to make and tasted delicious - I had rave reviews on the day. Before the big day, I had also made a tester for the bride and groom to try; what didn't get eaten as a taster was used at the christening of my new twin grandchildren where it also went down very well - so, I think this cake is suitable for a range of occasions.
I'm a fairly experienced baker but as I'm not used to making wedding cakes, for a big event, I would definitely recommend making a mini taster version as it helped me to iron out any possible problems I might otherwise have had.
Has anyone converted these recipes to make a three tier cake in 26cms, 20cms and 15cms pans? Or is there an easy way to do this.I'm assuming the chocolate cake recipe wouldn't be quite enough to make the largest and smallest tiers? Not too worried about doing the fruit cake, just the lemon and choc versions..


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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg attends a news conference where it... Nieuwsfoto'sBedrijfsleven,Bijwonen,Chelsea - New York,Computer,Draadloze technologie,Financiën,Groot bedrijf,Horizontaal,Manhattan,Michael Bloomberg,Persconferentie,Politiek,Stad New York,Techniek,Verenigde Staten,WoongebiedPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 08: New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg attends a news conference where it was announced that free Wi-Fi will be provided to the Manhattan neighborhood of Chelsea on January 8, 2013 in New York City. Google has teamed up with the Chelsea Improvement Project, a local New York City non-profit and the city government to provide free Wi-Fi to the historic neighborhood. The network will become the largest public outdoor service of its kind in New York, and the first neighborhood in the city with free WiFi. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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Davina Henry, Staff Reporter
As news spread that Adidja Palmer, the self-proclaimed 'World Boss', was found guilty, members of the media congregated at the front of the courthouse as they awaited Tom Tavares-Finson's remarks on his client's guilty verdict.
A somber looking Tavares-Finson told THE WEEKEND STAR that they have accepted the verdict put forth by the jurors.
"Needless to say, we are very disappointed, but that's the nature of things in our system ... we are going to take some time to look at where the defence might have gone wrong. It has been a good process because it is a benchmark case," he said.
He also indicated that there is an appeal process which they will embark upon immediately, and will have to look back through the transcript to determine the grounds for appeal.
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"Our success, because we feel like we had some success, rested on the fact that we operated as a team and we had highly competent advisers in terms of the technical and communication evidence."
Tavares-Finson, however, refused to comment on the judge's summation of the trial.
When questioned as to whether he was aware that there was an attempt to bribe a juror, Tavares-Finson told THE WEEKEND STAR that he knew nothing of that information.
Director of Public Prosecutions, Paula Llewelyn, however, confirmed to THE WEEKEND STAR that one juror had been arrested.
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Rearing Longhorn Cattle
The herd at Great Berwick produces 100% Longhorn beef (not cross-bred) from pedigree cows, where the calves spend their first year growing on their mother's milk. The young stock are then allowed to grow on naturally and are taken up to between 26/30 months old where they finish in a relaxed mature manner.
We believe that the animals lifestyle has an important effect on the quality of the end product and we therefore take much care in rearing our Longhorn cattle. A peaceful and stress free upbringing creates relaxed muscles and it's those relaxed muscles that equate to tender, supple beef.
This lifestyle is very much enhanced by their surroundings, grazing on traditional sweet river meadows enriched by thousands of years of winter flooding. The flooding leaves fertile deposits full of trace elements which alongside a herb rich grass diet is turned into delicious tasting meat. Our philosophy is that cows should eat what they're designed to eat and that's grass! Therefore our cattle are reared on a strictly non-intensive grass fed system. Some of the intensive beef enterprises feed a lot of corn (carbohydrates) which results in fast grown, flavourless meat which is very often found in the supermarkets.
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When the cattle (usually castrated males) have reached maturity between 25—30 months we take them, a short distance, to a small Organic abattoir nr. Wrexham.
The sides of beef then return to our own purpose built cold room on the Farm to be dry aged on the bone. The forequarters and the hindquarters gets 35 days (5 weeks) where as the industry standard 21 days for the hind and 7 day for the fore . I often come up against establish butchers who say I am wasting my money hanging for for this long, with the lost of moisture and extra trim incurred but you will find the taste and tenderness is hard to find anywhere else. This gives us complete control and results in our beef with a wonderfully, buttery, nutty taste.
Many of our customers make the comment that our beef tastes like beef used to taste. Afterall it was the Longhorn which made England famous for it's Roast Beef!
We guarantee that the whole carcass is hung and properly matured and we never compromise our quality by cutting early to meet demand. We employ a Master Butcher to break down the carcase and present the beef to the highest standard.
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Our Longhorns have a harmonious relationship with our organic cereal production. The cows eat the clover rich grass and at the same time the clover is working wonders under the surface by locking in the naturally occurring nitrogen. This, in turn, helps produce better cereal yields.
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College hockey: Naples' Boehm scores two goals in Bemidji State's 1,000th victory
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The first two goals of the season from Boehm, a senior forward from Naples, lifted Bemidji to a 3-2 win against Nebraska-Omaha.
Boehm scored at 1:37 of the second period to give Bemidji a 2-0 lead. Later in the period, after Nebraska-Omaha tied the game at 2-2, Boehm scored the winner at the 18:21 mark.
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Pathetic innings all around by SL, 6 wickets in hand and only 123.
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Williamson Town Board, Wed. July 23, 2014
The Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Williamson was held in the Town Complex Court Room located at 6380 Route 21, Suite II, following the Worksession at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, July 22, 2014, by Supervisor Hoffman.
A Letter from Senator Nozzolio regarding a grant for the Town Park Lodge wad received.
The Chamber of Commerce, Business Improvement District [BID], and Charrette Committee has shown an interest in having a sign put on Route 104 indicating the business areas in the Town of Williamson. The Board agreed.
Supervisor Hoffman explained the need for more storage for the court records. They would like to submit a grant application to expand the Town Court records storage area to the east of the court room. The Board unanimously agreed. Councilman Bixby mentioned that the engineer that designed the Town Complex roof the last time did preliminary work in that area in case there was a need for future expansion.
Supervisor Hoffman gave an update on the solar panel project to be located the old Town landfill on Pound Road. The ground breaking is scheduled for September 1st and completion by November 30th for the final inspection. Supervisor Hoffman will ask Kevin Schultz to attend a Board meeting in August to give the Board an update.
The board authorized the Town Clerk to sign the annual software support agreement with Williamson Law Book Co. for technical and software support for the Town Clerk program. The cost of this support contract will be $665.50 per year, and authorized the Town Supervisor to sign the annual software support contract with Williamson Law Book Co. for technical and software support for the payroll program. The cost of this support contract will be $726.00 per year.
The Town Clerk was authorized to advertise to receive applications for a Clerk of the Works for the Town Park Lodge expansion project not to exceed 30 hours per week at a rate of $10.53 per hour. Job description can be obtained from the Town Clerk's office, with applications accepted until August 20, 2014 at 4:00 PM.
The Town Supervisor was authorized to sign a contract with David A. Waldarek, RA for Architectural services for the Park Lodge expansion project. The cost for this service is not to exceed $6,000.00 without prior Town Board approval. Councilman Bixby explained the addition would either be 32 X 32 or 32 X 40 which will depend on funding. He also stated the Lodge parking lot will also be expanded.
A resolution was made to establish standard workdays for elected and appointed officials as required by the New York State Retirement System
Appointed Officials included: Dog Control Officer Mark Plyter, Zoning Board Chairman Ernest Norton, Sole Assessor Dawn VanPatten, Town Councilman Michael Bixby. The Resolution was declared adopted.
The Board discussed the Zoning Code changes, 3 acre max lot size for single family residences in A-1 (Agriculture) Zone. Discussion ensued. Councilman Watson read aloud all the areas in the Bulk and Use Table for each district where it stated there was a 3 acre max lot size. The Board agreed to remove the 3 acre max lot size from all areas.
Supervisor Hoffman announced a work session be held on August 4th at 1:00 PM to discuss the 2015 Budget and the proposed Peddling and Soliciting Local Law.
The Town Highway Superintendent wished to purchase a new 2015 Ford F -250 XL Super Cab 4×4 off the Chautauqua County contract not to exceed $35,999.61 and for such purpose to execute the appropriate documents to complete the purchase of the vehicle, and the monies will be taken from the Highway Fund, line 5130.2 Machinery equipment. Discussion ensued. Councilman Bixby made a motion, seconded by Councilman Watson to table the Resolution until after the Budget Work Session. The motion was carried.
Supervisor Hoffman has received several requests from residents to eliminate the diagonal parking on Main Street due to dangerously backing out into traffic. This issue has been addressed in the past by the Business Improvement District [BID] but the merchants are not in favor of it. Supervisor Hoffman stated he would again give the request to Mike Orr to look into.


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If it's a bash script that starts the file, then simply put it in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local file.
I am new to Linux and don't really know any of the commands or the file structure, so keep that in mind.
I'm running Mandrake 10 and kde.
I recently downloaded the seti at home client for Linux and finaly got it installed. It took me awhile to figure out how to do this from the command line. Now I would like to have it run automaticaly when I turn my system on.
If you don;t know what seti at home is, it;s just one executable file. I used #!/bin/bash to make it work from the icon. Now all I need is to have this run at start up.
Hope you can understand my jiberish.
If it's a bash script that starts the file, then simply put it in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local file.
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OK, that worked. But, now I am using an add on program to monitor 5 different sessions of the client. When I try the same thing with this new program it doesn't work.
#run at startup
cd /home/wyatt/Desktop
This is what I tried. I know the path is right because it works in a command line, but it doesn't seem to work in the rclocal file. What have iI done wrong?
Create a bash script:
cd $HOME/Desktop
Then put that file whatever you call it in your rc.local.
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Found this snippet of info for ya:
To run programs or scripts during system startup (after everything else has started), add them to /etc/rc.local
To run a program after every user's login, add it to /etc/.profile
To run a program after a specefic user's login,
add it to ~/.bash_profile
(~/ means the users home drive. for example /home/frisky/.bash_profile)
To run a program after Gnome/KDE etc are started, the setting can be specified in their control centers or whatever, or by editing the config files by hand (i dont know how to do this but will investigate if forced :-p)
Its better to regret something you have done than to regret something you havent done :P
ok, I guess I have alot to learn. It still didn't work in the rc.local file so I tried the profiles. I made them executable. Now system locks up when it gets to the login. I don't know any of the commands to be able to fix this in failsafe mode. Is there a way to start kde from failsafe? Or is there a way to change or delete these profiles and then reboot?
I guess I'll go to the library and get some books before trying anything like this again. Does anyone know of any online courses for Unix/Linux?
o dear lol
are you logging in as a user or as root?
you might be able to press ctrl + alt + F2 and get to a shell, then login ? Not sure with Mandrake.
after that use the command line to change back the profiles.
other wise sheesh..... try that first, depending on your knowledge maybe a re-install might be quickest?
You shouldnt have to make those files executable and im not sure if you noticed but they are hidden shares, they have a . (period) in front of them
Its better to regret something you have done than to regret something you havent done :P
Start by downloading and burning(be sure to surn the ISO properly) Knoppix 3.7. http://www.knoppix.org/
This is a full linux distribution on a CD (based on debian).
If you somehow render your computer inoperable, you can pop this in a fix things up by mounting the broken partitions and adjusting as necessary.
To actually fix your issue, I need to know exactly what files you changed. This may be difficult to tell me since you cannot boot, so I suggest booting with knoppix, then looking around for your changes.
Here are a couple of guesses as to what you should check:
Code:-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1047 Jan 10 2005 /etc/profile -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2315 Jan 10 04:24 /etc/profile.env /etc/profile.d total 68 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2399 Aug 4 20:08 tcsh-aliases -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3597 Aug 4 20:08 tcsh-bindkey -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 45242 Aug 4 20:08 tcsh-complete -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3271 Aug 4 20:08 tcsh-settings -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 354 Oct 18 00:03 xprint.csh -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 367 Oct 18 00:03 xprint.sh -rw------- 1 infamy users 5690 Jan 10 03:41 /home/infamy/.bash_history -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 251 Nov 26 2003 /home/infamy/.bash_profile -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 832 Nov 26 2003 /home/infamy/.bashrc
Even farther back, your original question asked about autostarting applications. Since you are using Mandrake 10 and kde, I am also going to go out on a limb and assume that when you turn on your computer, you run at run level 5, and KDE starts up immediatly. So, the very easiest way to add an application would to have KDE auto start it. If you go to /home/<username>/.kde/Autostart, you can add links to applications you want to start when KDE starts. If you want to do this in a GUI, see here http://wiki.chem.indiana.edu/168.html.
thanks for all the info. I think I'm just going to reinstall for now since I obviously don't know what I'm doing. I did end up getting back in by running the install without reformatting, but everything is still pretty screwed up. All of my permissions have changed and I get alot of failure messages while booting -verbose. For now I've created a new user name so I can at least do some work and I'm going to burn a few things onto a disk if it works and just start over. Plus I found a place to order a bootable Mandrake disk for like 4 dollars, so I think I'll do that.