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New research by the European Commission shows that only Greece, Italy, Portugal and Cyprus will grow more slowly than the UK in 2011, reports Will Straw.
The UK is set for among the slowest growth in Europe according to the new forecasts. New research by the European Commission shows that only Greece, Italy, Portugal and Cyprus will grow more slowly in 2011.
The new report (pdf), published yesterday, warns UK growth will be just 0.7 per cent in 2011. The chart below compares growth predictions for 2011 for each of the 27 countries in the European Union, plus China, Japan and the US.
The UK section of the report (pdf) explains:
"It has been clear for some time that domestic demand growth in the coming years would be weak.
"With government consumption falling, consumers struggling with falling real incomes and the stock cycle having peaked, the only bright spot on the horizon was business investment which is overdue a rebound after its unprecedented collapse during the recession.
"The surprise has been the degree of weakness in household consumption, which was 1.7% lower in the second quarter of 2011 than in the same period in 2010."
UK growth for 2012 is predicted to be 0.6 per cent. In addition to the countries listed above, the Netherlands and Hungary are expected to grow more slowly but 19 EU countries will grow at a faster pace in 2012 including Ireland at 1.1 per cent and Spain at 0.7 per cent; unemployment, meanwhile, is expected to rise to 8.6 per cent from 8.1 per cent at present.
In 2013, unemployment is expected to stay relatively flat at 8.5 per cent while growth will rise to a sluggish 1.5 per cent.
The Office of Budget Responsibility is currently predicting growth in 2011 of 1.7 per cent, 2.5 per cent in 2012, and 2.9 per cent in 2013 although this is likely to be significantly downgraded later this month.
And while all their remedies may not be to everyone's liking, a group of "30 of the City's top figures" have joined the call for a Plan B. In a letter to the chancellor, published in the Daily Telegraph, senior business leaders are calling for the immediate scrapping of the 50p tax, raising the tax threshold by £1,000, and bringing forward infrastructure spending. The total cost of the package would reach several billion pounds.
See also:
• Osborne's cuts having "damaging effect" on Northern Ireland peace process – Kevin Meagher, November 10th 2011
• New report dubs Osborne's economic strategy a "myth" – Ed Jacobs, November 9th 2011
• "Underlying picture remains weak", "paltry", "bumping along the bottom" – growth reaction – Shamik Das, November 1st 2011
• Ignore Osborne's spin; a jobs recession is inevitable – Tony Dolphin, November 1st 2011
• Fast spending cuts push economy from fastest quarterly growth for a decade towards zero – Cormac Hollingsworth, November 1st 2011
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The perfect snack while watching the Super Bowl: Here's TV super-chef Guy Fiori's recipe for Italian Nachos.
Italian Salsa
Combine all salsa ingredients in a non-reactive bowl; stir well to combine and set aside.
Meat Filling
In a medium sauté pan over medium-high heat, add in half of olive oil. Cook ground beef and sausage in oil until cooked through, and remove from pan. Add remaining olive oil and sauté onion 4 to 5 minutes, until starting to turn opaque. Add garlic and cook 2 minutes more, taking care not to burn the garlic. Add the meat mixture back in, combine and set aside.
Combine ricotta and sour cream in a small food processor or blender; place in a resealable plastic bag and set aside. Prepare other ingredients and set aside.
1. Heat oven to a low broil. Position rack to approximately 9 inches below burner.
2. In a heavy skillet, heat oil to 350 degrees F. Add wonton wrappers, just a few at a time, as they cook extremely fast. As soon as they puff, flip and they will start to brown; remove to a paper towellined plate. Sprinkle with salt as they come out.
3. In an oven-safe dish, arrange a layer of chips, then some meat mixture (reheated if necessary) and sprinkle with mozzarella. Repeat, layering up and finishing with cheese. Place under broiler until cheese is melted (dont take your eyes off this step).
4. Remove from oven and top with salami, fresh herbs and salsa. Cut a hole in corner of bag holding ricotta mixture and drizzle over top. Serve immediately.
Yield: 8 servings
Per serving: 534 calories, 32 g carbohydrates, 23 g protein 23, 34 g fat (10 g saturated fat), 84 mg cholesterol, 3 g dietary fiber, 592 sodium

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The Houston Zoo showed off its newest addition to the family Friday, welcoming a newborn giraffe.
Baby Kamili was born on Aug. 3 and weighed 130 pounds. She stands 6 feet tall.
Kamili's birth brings the zoo's herd of Masai giraffe to 10.
According to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, there are currently slightly over 100 Masai giraffe living in 28 North American zoos.


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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Borgnine was first American to win top award at Cannes
Although later in life he was known as star of the TV sitcom "McHale's Navy" and as a clown in Milwaukee's Circus Parade, the late Ernest Borgnine, who died Sunday at the age of 95, also had two remarkable achievements in film as the star of "Marty."
The film, directed by Delbert Mann, was adapted from a TV play written by Paddy Chayevsky. When its star, Rod Steiger, refused to work in the adaptation, producer Burt Lancaster hired Borgnine, with whom he worked on "From Here to Eternity."
Borgnine went on to win the best actor Oscar in 1956 for his role as the lonely working-class guy who finds love. It was his first and only nomination.
Chayevsky and Mann also won Oscars.
Prior to the Oscars, however, "Marty" became the first American film to win the Palme d'Or, the top award at the Cannes Film Festival, in 1955, beating out "Carmen Jones," "Riffi," "Bad Day at Black Rock" and "The End of the Affair."
Years later, when I asked Borgnine about the Cannes experience, he was dismissive.
"It's a folderol as far as I'm concerned, with naked broads," he said.
"Who the heck needs that. It's a circus, really."
Said the man who was Milwaukee's favorite clown.
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Friday February 22, 2013Five Gators to Participate in USA Tryouts
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Five members of the Gator volleyball program will participate in this weekends USA tryouts for the U.S. Womens National Team, U.S. Womens National A2 Program and U.S. Womens Junior National Team. The tryouts will take place Feb. 22-24, 2013, in Sports Center II at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (USOTC) in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gator volleyball players Simone Antwi (Fairfax Station, Va.), Taylor Brauneis (Crystal Lake, Ill.) and Gabby Mallette (Orange Park, Fla.) will all participate in this weekends tryout, while Florida head coach Mary Wise will serve as an evaluator and video coordinator Eugene Tichenor will act as a technical coordinator for a second year.
Brauneis competed with the A2 program in the summer of 2011 and Mallette was a member of the USA Select A1 team while in high school. Brauneis is a two-time AVCA Honorable Mention All-America and was named First Team All-SEC and AVCA All-South Region as a junior. Mallette was honored on the SEC All-Freshman Team.
Among the 247 tryout participants representing 90 different colleges are 60 outside hitters, 57 middle blockers, 56 liberos, 49 setters and 25 opposites. The 2012 U.S. Womens National Team Open Tryouts attracted a then-record 207 participants.
The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Program is available to athletes who have concluded their college eligibility and who wish to be invited to be a member of the U.S. Womens National Volleyball Team on a full-time basis. This program could begin as early as the spring of 2013, or when an athletes scholastic or professional club season has concluded. Also considered for training with this group will be athletes who have remaining collegiate eligibility and their participation beginning in mid-May or when their scholastic calendar ends for 2013.
The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Senior A2 program is available to athletes with collegiate eligibility remaining for the 2013 season. This program is scheduled to take place in Dallas from June 25 to July 4. A projected 48 athletes will be invited to participate in the program, which will include training and competing at the USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championships (GJNC) from July 1-4. These athletes may also be invited to participate with the U.S. Womens National Volleyball Team.
For all of the latest information on Florida volleyball, please log on to www.GatorZone.com/Volleyball or, for up-to-the-minute updates, follow Florida volleyball on Twitter at @GatorZoneVB or www.twitter.com/GatorZoneVB and Coach Mary Wise on Twitter at @GatorMary or www.twitter.com/GatorMary. You can also find the Gators on Facebook.
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Fight graffiti vandalism: Join local cleanup this SaturdayMay 14, 2013 at 8:06 pm | In How to help, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
Graffiti/tagging vandals strike anywhere and everywhere – the photo above is a blurred version of a defaced wall back in 2009 at a local school that was getting hit over and over again. Parents fought back there. Wherever you are, you can challenge this kind of vandalism – as long as there's help. That's where you come in. You can join a community cleanup this Saturday to paint out graffiti/tagging vandalism in the Delridge area (and if you don't feel like painting, trash-pickup help is needed in the area too). Meet at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, 4408 Delridge Way SW, at 10 am Saturday (May 18th). This is the start of a graffiti-fighting campaign that organizers expect will also eventually include mural-painting to protect and beautify targeted areas. Questions? Contact David Bestock at Youngstown, firstname.lastname@example.com or 206-935-2999.
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Please join us THIS SATURDAY to paint out graffiti and clean up trash along the Delridge corridor. Anyone is welcome. Tools and snacks provided. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com if you know you'll attend. Thanks!!
Comment by David Bestock — 3:35 pm May 15, 2013 #
Would be great to see the citizens of "Nickelsville" help out with this, give back to the community if they are willing.
Comment by West Seattle Hipster — 4:20 pm May 15, 2013 #
Heard a mural was going up in white center this Saturday for this exact reason! More murals, more community outreach to maintain them and let vandals know graffiti wont be tolerated.
Comment by Bertha Christ — 10:13 am May 16, 2013 #
Instead of repainting the areas that are routinely vandalized, why not use anti-graffiti coating to make graffiti removal possible?
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Originality in Genre Fiction – An Oxymoron?
Genre fiction rides a thin line between consistent recognizability and appealing freshness. Often referred to as "a narrative archetype," the form of genre fiction is often denigrated as "formulaic" and derivative (Pam Regis, A Natural History of The Romance Novel, 23). In truth, there has to be something fundamental and formalistic that binds a group of stories together into one distinct genre. And in Romance, many books consciously and intentionally echo other books and stories – from Pride and Prejudice to Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, to Cinderella, Snow White, Romeo and Juliet, the novels of Georgette Heyer, Dracula, etc.
These intertextual references and conversations create a certain formalistic consistency in the genre, a guarantee for the reader who targets that genre that they will recognize the structure of the narrative enough to expect a satisfying read. Jane and I were talking the other day about how some authors tell basically the same story over and over, but they do it in such a way that each book is a desirable read. Then there are authors whose books seem quite similar to books from other authors, but readers don't respond the same way to them.
I've heard people who don't read Romance insist that all the books are the same. In this statement lies an implicit criticism that there is little originality in the genre. And to some degree, the appeal of a genre like Romance (or Mystery, Sci Fi, etc.) is a certain reassuring repetition of central archetypes, elements, themes, or tropes. Further, I think genre books are often "coded" in a certain way for their readers, meaning that when you encounter a big, dark, cop hero, you expect an alpha taming story (i.e. the beauty and the beast retelling). An impoverished, put upon, but sweet heroine who falls for the rich, remote nobleman evokes Cinderella. A red-headed heroine is often code for "feisty" (this is where the coding dovetails with genre shortcuts), and historical settings often translate to virgin heroine. I would argue that this coding is part of the pleasure and satisfaction genre readers derive when they seek out genre books.
In fact, I'd go so far as to argue that there are no more original stories, that everything written today is a sort of riff on previous stories — on poems, plays, myths, ancient histories, etc. — and that even when the riff isn't conscious that it's there on a more abstract level of creative osmosis. I remember when I was really new to the genre and I read a Danelle Harmon book, impressed with what read like an incredibly original story to me. I asked the friend who was filling out my Romance education, and she scoffed a bit, assuring me that no, this was not, by any stretch, an original storyline. Now, years later, I get it. It doesn't reduce the pleasure I get in reading a book that is new to me, but it makes me alert to the way its elements circulate through the creative stratosphere.
So where is the originality in the genre – what is it that gives genre books their appealing freshness?
I'm interested in everyone's opinion on this question, but my money is on the author's voice being the source of a book's originality.
Without question there is a tension in any genre between homogeneity and innovation. Books that push the envelope are often reviled and embraced by different groups of readers, some of whom feel betrayed by what they perceive to be genre-busting, others of whom prefer their books on the edge. Break out books are often those that seem to mesh certain provocative elements with genre familiarity in a way that captures the loyalty of readers in both camps, and then we see the endless parade of books that strive to recreate that same magic.
But that magic is not replicable, because what made that first book work was not just the elements the author used but the way she told the story – her storytelling voice. This is why you can't copyright character types and plot elements, and why plagiarism lies in the actual words used. Can you imagine what would happen to genre fiction is authors could copyright their characters, their plot structure, and even those phrases we see move from book to book, author to author? Every book written would narrow the options for every other book to follow. It would, in short, be precisely the opposite of what gives genre fiction its durable longevity – namely the wonderful conversations happening between books and the ways those conversations continually take off in subtly different directions. Ideally, every author brings something unique to those conversations, introducing a new spin, a new element, a new view, a new insight. Whether slight or substantial, these different voices are, for me, the force of originality in the genre.
When I hear authors fret about how readers or publishers expect certain things and shun others, I think we need to remember that some of the most beloved books in the genre are themselves riffs on classic stories or myths. Authors like Lisa Kleypas, Jo Goodman, Jo Bourne, Susan Elizabeth Phillips, and Jill Shalvis (a very few examples) have the ability to make a well-worn story feel new because of a very distinct authorial voice. I've been reading some of Michelle Reid's Harlequin books lately, and I am struck with how compelling and fresh they read to me, despite familiar category elements and serviceable (at most) prose. One of my greatest pleasures as a reader, in fact, is reading the book that makes me look at something familiar and see it differently. I often liken genre fiction to a sonnet for that reason. Narrow formal limits do not restrict creativity and originality, although a flat, derivative, uncommitted storytelling voice can kill any book by boring me right out of the story.
So when we talk about originality in genre fiction, I think we need to focus more on voice and develop a better vocabulary for talking about it. I realize that the alchemical quality of the reader's "hearing" that voice as a siren's call is less tangible and more difficult to discuss in crisp specifics, but I suspect that it's voice most readers resonate to, even if they cannot articulate that clearly. The way voice is intertwined with plot, character, and theme creates another level of difficulty in distinguishing it, but I still don't think it's impossible to talk about in a more direct, focused way.
Nothing, for me, makes or breaks a book the way the storytelling voice does. But what about you? How would you define originality in the genre and do you think Romance is becoming too homogenous (or too diverse, for that matter)?


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A UAS is made up of an unmanned aircraft and all of the associated support equipment, control station, data links, telemetry, communications and navigation equipment. Proposed uses for UAS range from agriculture and forestry to TV and film production. This technology is relatively new, which means all of the uses for UAS have yet to be discovered.
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|Role of central melanocortins in endotoxin-induced anorexia.
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|PMID: 10070149 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Inflammation and microbial infection produce symptoms, including fever, anorexia, and hypoactivity, that are thought to be mediated by endogenous proinflammatory cytokines. Melanocortins are known to act centrally to suppress effects on fever and other sequelae of proinflammatory cytokine actions in the central nervous system, but the roles of melanocortins in anorexia and hypoactivity occurring during the acute phase response are unknown. The present study was designed to determine the effects of exogenous and endogenous alpha-melanocyte stimulating hormone (alpha-MSH) on lipopolysaccharide (LPS)-induced anorexia in relation to their effects on fever. Rats were fasted overnight to promote feeding behavior, then injected intraperitoneally with LPS (100 micrograms/kg ip), followed 30 min later by intracerebroventricular injection of either alpha-MSH or the melanocortin receptor subtype 3/subtype 4 (MC3-R/MC4-R) antagonist SHU-9119. Food intake, locomotor activity, and body temperature (Tb) were monitored during the ensuing 24-h period. Each of two intracerebroventricular doses of alpha-MSH (30 and 300 ng) potentiated the suppressive effects of LPS on food intake and locomotion, despite the fact that the higher dose alleviated LPS-induced fever. In control rats that were not treated with LPS, only the higher dose of alpha-MSH significantly inhibited food intake, and Tb and locomotor activity were unaffected. To assess the roles of endogenous central melanocortins, LPS-treated rats received intracerebroventricular SHU-9119 (200 ng). Central MC3-R/MC4-R blockade did not affect Tb or food intake in the absence of LPS treatment, but it reversed the LPS-induced reduction in 24-h food intake and increased LPS-induced fever without altering the LPS-induced suppression of locomotion. Taken together, the results suggest that exogenous and endogenous melanocortins acting centrally exert divergent influences on different aspects of the acute phase response, suppressing LPS-induced fever but contributing to LPS-induced anorexia and hypoactivity.
|Q H Huang; V J Hruby; J B Tatro
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|Created Date: 1999-04-15 Completed Date: 1999-04-15 Revised Date: 2007-11-14
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|MeSH Terms
Anorexia / chemically induced*, physiopathology*
Body Temperature / drug effects
Brain / metabolism*
Eating / drug effects
Injections, Intraventricular
Melanocyte-Stimulating Hormones / pharmacology
Motor Activity / drug effects
Rats, Sprague-Dawley
Receptors, Cell Surface / antagonists & inhibitors
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alpha-MSH / physiology*
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St. Catherine University offers students, faculty and staff of all religious traditions to share in creating a community of faith that engages in social justice. Through Campus Ministry, you'll find the support, inspiration and opportunities you need to explore your faith and spirituality, build a community of friends and seek justice. Campus Ministry promotes a common search for wisdom and the integration of academics and faith in daily life.
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- The O'Shaughnessy Auditorium – Located on the scenic main campus of St. Catherine University in St. Paul, The O'Shaughnessy Auditorium is one of the Twin Cities' premiere venues for showcasing the arts. St. Kate's faculty, staff and students receive a discount when purchasing tickets.
- The Catherine Murphy Gallery – The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery exists as an integral part of the education of St. Catherine University students, as curator of the St. Catherine University Fine Art Collection, and as a women-centered presence in the local and regional Arts community. The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery showcases contemporary as well as historical work, illuminating global and emerging issues grounded in women's perspectives.
- St. Catherine Choral Society – The St. Catherine Choral Society is a community masterworks chorus comprising the voices of students, faculty, staff and community adults. Founded in 1993, the choir provides opportunities for adult singers, as well as the students, to participate in high quality performances of choral masterworks.
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St. Catherine University is committed to addressing all forms of oppression. Through the Office of Multicultural and International Programs and Services (MIPS) we work to create a safe space where people of all races can learn about the impact of racism on our community and society. MIPS inspires and stimulate students, community members and local organizations to build relationships across differences. MIPS programming includes:
- Speakers, forums, trainings, and events throughout the year. Offerings such as the Minority Reporter, Llewellen Smith of Vital Pictures and Heartwork: continuing the racial dialogue create spaces for dialogue and education on systemic oppression.
- Opening the door for women of color through programs like First Step Summer Institute and Step-by-Step Institute, which address the needs of women of color considering a university education
- A wide array of programs and services for students of color and international students
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The Abigail Quigley McCarthy Center for Women's Research, Resources, and Scholarship at St. Catherine University works to build a community of faculty and student scholars and activists working on issues of race, class, gender, and other differences; gather and share resources relating to these issues; and highlight the leadership and work of women at the University and in various communities for women's justice and equality. Throughout its history, the Center has been a catalyst and supporter of many projects and programs that address women's issues, from the building of a strong Women's Studies program to a student-directed campaign to address the concerns of student parents. The Center's commitment to open, honest dialog about tough issues and a belief in the necessity of work for justice form the backbone of the work they do.


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Brian Roberts says of the Yankees: "You either love 'em or hate 'em." / Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports
TAMPA - OK, so he isn't the one replacing legendary New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera.
He doesn't have to replace Derek Jeter next year.
Still, Brian Roberts realized the moment he stepped into the Yankees' camp for the first time Monday, it sure won't be easy being the one replacing Robinson Cano as the Yankees' everyday second baseman.
"Robby is such a special player. I'm not going to be Robby,'' Roberts said. " I'm not going to try to be. I'm going to be Brian Roberts. Hopefully that's good enough most days."
Cano, the Yankees' All-Star second baseman, left the Bronx for a 10-year, $240 million contract to join the Seattle Mariners. Roberts, 36, who had spent his entire career with the Baltimore Orioles, now is being asked to replace him, signing a one-year, $2 million contract with another $2.6 million in incentives.
"There's going to be people that will look out there and say, "He's not Robby,''' Roberts said. "Nobody will be Robby.''
Roberts' biggest challenge will be staying healthy. He hasn't played a full season since 2009. He has played just 192 games the last four years, suffering from two concussions, hip, hamstring and hernia injuries.
Now, the Yankees are counting on him to help lead them back into the playoffs.
"I'm not going to worry about whether people think I was a failure or a success,'' Roberts said. "I didn't come here to prove anybody wrong. I came here to win a championship.''
Now, in a clubhouse with Derek Jeter's locker to his left, and Scott Sizemore to his right, Roberts says he is healthy. He no longer is burdened by symptoms from his concussions, the last occurring May 16, 2011, when he dove headfirst into first base.
Finally, after playing in 74 of the Orioles' final 80 games last season, baseball feels normal again.
"I don't know if you could put in words how frustrating it is to sit on the sidelines and watch,'' Robert said. "But I try not to focus too much on the negative. It was a couple tough years, but who doesn't have bumps in the road in their life or their career?
"Now it's time to move forward.''
The only awkwardness now, Roberts says, will be wearing a different uniform. Particularly one with pinstripes - belonging to the Orioles' hated rivals.
"Everything's different right now,'' Roberts said. "But no matter where I would have been would have been different, but obviously going to New York. It's our biggest rival. Either you love them or you hate them, right.
"Now, I love 'em.''
If Roberts had his druthers, he would have spent the rest of his career in Baltimore. He envisioned playing with the Orioles forever. Yet, they showed little interest, and Roberts wondered if anyone else wanted him, either.
There were times he wasn't even sure he could keep playing.
"Numerous times the last three of four years,'' Roberts said, "I wondered if I would be able to play again. And certainly, going into last season, I had no idea what the future would hold.
"Whether I would have a job in 2014. Whether I wouldn't. Whether I would want a job. Or whether I'd be on a team that I'd have a chance to play a lot, or a little.
"If God wanted me to keep playing, he'd open up a door.
"I certainly didn't see this door opening.''
The bonus prize now is that he will get to play alongside Jeter for the final year of his illustrious career, just as he did with Cal Rikpen Jr. in 2001.
"He's meant a ton to me,'' Roberts said of Jeter, "he's just always been that guy that encouraged me. Early in my career, he helped me believe I can play here, and play well.
"In 2004, he told me, "You can hit .300 in this league. It kind of opened your eyes. He probably told it to 150 guys, but when he says it to you, you feel like the most important person in the world.
"He's special.''
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Source: Everyday Food, October 2009
- 8 slices bacon, cut into thirds
- 24 prunes, pitted
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with foil. Wrap bacon pieces around prunes and secure with toothpicks. Bake on sheet until bacon is browned, about 15 minutes, flipping halfway through. Serve warm.
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rhissanna 27 Oct, 2013
These are a traditional accompaniment to the Christmas turkey in the UK, and very nice they are, too. Try them for that sweet/salt combination that goes so well with turkey. They used to be served as a savoury, the little nibble at the end of a formal meal. 'Angels on Horseback' have oysters, instead of prunes.
ww2astor 8 Jun, 2012
This was fantastic... it also works with partially dried apple rings


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HERSHEY, Pa. – The HERSHEY BEARS announced today that forward Maxime Lacroix has been recalled from the South Carolina Stingrays (ECHL). The announcement was made by BEARS President/GM Doug Yingst.
Lacroix returns to the BEARS for the first time since December 16. He has played in 19 games with HERSHEY this season, posting two assists and eight penalty minutes.
The 6-0, 190-lb. native of Montreal, Quebec is producing at a point-per-game average with the Stingrays, totaling 28 points (10 goals, 18 assists) in 28 contests. He is coming off of his most successful game of the campaign, registering a hat trick in Saturday's victory at home against the Gwinnett Gladiators.
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In a final show of sportsmanship following one of the most exciting Stanley Cup Final series in recent memory, the Chicago Blackhawks are paying tribute to the city of Boston.
In a full-page open letter published Friday in the Boston Globe (view it here), Blackhawks chairman Rocky Wirtz and President/CEO John McDonough said "thank you" to the Boston Bruins organization and the city of Boston.
The ad read as follows:
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New York - An obese New York woman visiting her native Hungary died while trying to find a plane to fly her home, and her family is reportedly suing airlines that had balked, citing her size.
Janos Soltesz and his wife Vilma, an ill woman from the Bronx, visited their native Hungary but could not get back in October when Delta and KLM said that, at more than 180kg, she was too large to fit into a seat.
The Soltesz couple first tried to fly with KLM from Budapest, but were told to try a larger plane provided by KLM partner Delta in Prague, again with no success. She tried once more, this time with Lufthansa. But they, too, said it was impossible.
By the time a suitable plane had been found, nine days after her original flight, Vilma Soltesz, 56, had died, CBS reported.
Janos Soltesz is suing the airlines for $6-million, CBS reported.
"I think there's something wrong," New York attorney Peter Ronai told CBS. "They took on the responsibility to get her to Hungary. It's their responsibility to get her back. I don't understand how she makes it there but she can't come back. It's completely illogical to me."
But Russel Cason, a spokesperson for Delta, told reporters that KLM "was physically unable" to board Mrs Soltesz on its flight in Budapest. The same problem occurred with Delta in Prague.
"Delta and KLM did everything possible to assist the family. When KLM was unable to safely board Mrs Soltesz in Budapest, it was determined she might be able to fly on the larger Delta aircraft out of Prague, but unfortunately that was not the case," Cason said.
"Our records indicate our Delta staff in Prague made repeated attempts for nearly an hour to board the customer, but they were unable to get her onboard the aircraft."
"The question was the mobility of the passenger," a spokesperson for Lufthansa told Radaronline.
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jewish voices for peace condemn israel
program date:Mon, 09/24/2007
After the Israeli government declared the Gaza Strip a QUOTE 'enemy entity' this week, dozens of peace groups around the world have issued condemnations of the move.
Condoleezza Rice and other U.S. officials praised the Israeli gesture, which is generally seen as a setback for peace.
Locally, Jewish Voice for Peace has come out strongly against Israel's latest move. We spoke with Will Seaman, a representative of the group:
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Gold was down (at press time) $12.20 (-0.7%) for the week to $1,713.80, and silver was up $0.43 (+1.4%) to $32.67. Gold fell $16.30 Thursday; the Associated Press attributed this to "growing worries about global economic growth with pending US budget issues and Europe's recession."
According to George Gero, vice president at RBC Global Futures, "Gold has a reputation as a relatively safe asset to hold during economic turmoil, but investors are 'in a quandary and conserving cash.'"
Or they're cashing out. CNBC's Robert Frank reports that investors are "worried about the 'fiscal cliff,' which is when [US] tax cuts expire and spending cuts are set to go into effect at the end of the year…. Wealth advisors say that with capital-gains taxes potentially going to 25% from 15% and other possible increases in the dividend tax, estate tax and other taxes, many clients are selling now to save millions in taxes."
To posit that gold is a "safe asset" raises the question of what "owning" gold actually means. In the New York Times November 14, Paul Sullivan relates the experience of Dan Tapiero, who wanted to own "gold in the form of bullion that he could hold in his palms, smudge with his thumbs." He "realized quite quickly that it was harder to fulfill his desire than he had thought." He learned that banks will sell you gold, if you buy a small fortune's worth, but it stays in the bank. Tapiero didn't consider that real ownership, so he cofounded Gold Bullion International, which "allows people to buy bullion but also to have access to it and, if they want, have it delivered to their home or anywhere else."
Bullion is a real thing, a physical asset. But what of ETFs? At Seeking Alpha November 15, Doug Eberhardt argues that they "should be viewed as trading vehicles and not counted as real wealth ownership." He explains, "ETFs offer only paper promises if the dollar were to collapse, as the investor does not have actual ownership of gold whereby they can take delivery by turning in their shares. What investors do have ownership of is multilevel custodians, including the Bank of New York, HSBC and JP Morgan, who are in control of the gold. Please note these are banks. If push comes to shove with the dollar, do you want a bank in control of your gold?"
Eberhardt notes that "the Prospectus of GLD…is full of loopholes for the Sponsor and Trustee." That's one way to put it. Another would be that you do not have the right to redeem your gold, assuming it still exists. Your gold or a fractional reserve thereof? Two years ago, GATA reported the admission of "Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group, who has always been staunchly against GATA," that the London Bullion Market Association "trades more than 100 times the gold it has to back the trades."
The question of gold ownership is a timebomb set to detonate when and if sufficient investors decide, like Tapiero, they need bullion in their palms. But the question of whether Canadian mining companies actually own their properties is a bomb that's already exploded, Barbara Yaffe declares in the Vancouver Sun November 12. She assets, in the irritatingly triumphalist manner so typical of our elite, "Governments and corporate Canada remain in denial about a new reality: aboriginal groups hold veto power over resource development."
Yaffe cites Bill Gallagher, author of Resource Rulers: Fortune and Folly on Canada's Road to Resources, who concludes, "It's no longer enough for companies to merely consult on resource projects, they need to invite aboriginals to become partners and co-managers in proposed developments."
Gallagher has "personally has counted up 'well over' 150 legal wins for native groups, all based on provisions outlined in Canada's Constitution." Ha, bloody ha. There are no such provisions in our Constitution. Readers who doubt this definitive statement are advised to search the document at the Department of Justice website for the terms "Indians," "aboriginals" and "First Nations." No, our courts have "read into" the Constitution this seizure of property rights. Manufactured it of whole cloth, to coin a phrase.
Anyone who talks to mining company CEOs will testify that many are bemused and infuriated by the lack of certainty of title in Canada, particularly in British Columbia. And most of them would sooner slit their tongues with razor blades than talk about this on the record. Perhaps Christy Clark and Stephen Harper should tell us what they think.


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YELLVILLE - Candice Byers, 22, of Yellville, is being held on $25,000 bond on charges of commercial burglary, two counts of felony theft of property and one count of misdemeanor theft of property, according to Marion County Sheriff Roger Vickers.
Her Aug. 25 arrest stems from a complaint filed by a local business in which Byers was caught on surveillance video behind the business counter.
Various items, including credit cards and other personal belongings from a store clerk's purse, later were reported stolen.
Byers is waiting to appear in Marion County Circuit Court. The matter still is under investigation and Byers, along with others, could face additional charges, Vickers said.
Crystal Sewell, 27, of Yellville, also was arrested Aug. 25 for failure to comply with a court order, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and furnishing prohibited articles in to a correctional facility, Vickers said.
Sewell was arrested on the failure to comply warrant, and when she was being searched at the Marion County Jail during the booking process, officials found methamphetamine and multiple baggies on her. Sewell has no bond and is waiting to appear in Marion County Circuit Court.
Danielle Bordeaux, 33, of Springfield, Mo., was arrested Friday on a felony warrant from Missouri for parole violation, burglary, theft, identity theft, receiving stolen property, forgery and absconding from Missouri. Bordeaux also was charged for obstructing governmental operations for allegedly lying to police about her true identity during her arrest.
Vickers said Bordeaux also is under investigation for other matters and could face additional felony charges in Arkansas.
She is incarcerated in Marion County Jail awaiting extradition to Missouri.
Michael Cagle, 21, of Flippin was arrested Friday for second-degree sexual assault. Cagle's bond was set at $15,000, which he posted.
He is awaiting an appearance before Marion County Circuit Court. Arkansas State Police assisted in the investigation, Vickers said.
Juan Martinez, 28, of Harrison was arrested Sunday on a Marion County felony warrant for failing to register as a sex offender.
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Category: baby name battles
The Question of the Week:
Who makes the ultimate baby name decisions in your family?
Does Mom run around gathering baby name ideas, while Dad makes the ultimate judgment (as it sometimes seems from the discussion of this topic on our forums)?
Or do both partners discuss, but Mom gets the ultimate say?
Do you truly decide as a team, with both partners' opinions weighted equally?
Or is it complicated….in which case you've got to give us all the details!
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Has a favorite name of yours ever been–or tried to be– vetoed by your partner?
How did you handle it? Did you try to convince him or her? Did you win the battle?
Did you start to see the other's point of view?
Will you try again and bring the same name up again next time around?
Conceiving your child may have made you feel, more than any other step you've taken together, as if you and your spouse had finally and truly become one. Choosing its name can remind you that, nope, you're still actually two.
There are all those people with all those names that each of you knew and loved or hated before you met each other. If you and your spouse draw up individual lists of your favorite names, chances are you'll cross off half of each other's picks because you went to third grade with an Elizabeth whose nose was always running, or had a college roommate named Daniel who told terrible jokes.
Couples who successfully negotiate religious differences and complicated family holidays sometimes find themselves stymied by conflicting name ideas and requirements. One couple we know, for instance, compromised his Jewish and her Catholic backgrounds by attending a Unitarian church, but when naming their baby hit a deep divide when he wanted to follow religious tradition and give their child a name that started with the same letter as that of his recently deceased grandmother, and she bucked against being pinned down to names beginning with S.
Many couples are shocked to find that, while they agree about so many more seemingly important things, they're locked in an enormous battle over baby names. Why do fights rear up about an issue that should be fun and pleasurable? And how to solve the Baby Name Battles?
RECOGNIZE YOU'RE NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT NAMES. Name discussions often tap into deeper issues like religion, family, people's experiences from their pasts that they may not have discussed openly or even be aware of themselves. It may take more time, patience, and care to thoroughly discuss name tastes and their implications than you anticipate.
DON'T COMPROMISE. Finding a compromise name — one that may not be either of your favorites but that you both like okay — might not actually be the best solution. It can provide a quicker, easier fix to the name problem, but may cover up the deeper issues still lurking.
DIG DEEPER. It's worth uncovering the reasons BEHIND the names you and your partner like. Let's say he loves the name Jack (which you hate) and you finally figure out that's because he thinks Jack sounds like a popular, laid-back, masculine guy — exactly the sort of guy he wanted to be. That can help you both look for other names that might fit the bill in a way that's meaningful to him but that you also like.


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The queen turns 75 on Thursday.
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Sunday, March 1, 2009
Bettering The Instruction
7 comments:
- Michael W. said...
I saw that "debate." Soooo boring.
- March 1, 2009 at 5:11 PM
- David Seaton's Newslinks said...
Sydney Webb was certainly not a neoconservative. Are you sure you are not mixing him up with Jack (nothing but the facts, Mam) Webb?
- March 2, 2009 at 2:05 AM
- Bernard Avishai said...
The facts are just the things Sydney Webb and the neocons found too confounding to gather, which is another piece of my point.
- March 2, 2009 at 3:08 AM
Yes, Dr Avishai, you, unlike Frum are a deep thinker. You believe in looking at "complexities". That is why you supported the Oslo Agreements bringing Arafat and his FATAH terrorists to Israel and then turning him loose to kill, causing the death of over 1200 Israelis and the wounding of thousands more. See, Arafat had already controlled states-within-a-state in both Lebanon and Jordan and he ignited bloody civil wars in both leading to tens of thousands of dead. The corruption and brutality of him and his FATAH were well known. Yet, when Shimon Peres, in pursuit of a Nobel Peace Prize says "voila-Arafat is changed man", you, with all you deep analytical abilities and appreciation of complexities, go along with it. So then the whole thing blows up in our faces and peace is further away then ever. Then there was the time you told us about how Olmert approached you at the New Year's party and how he told you with tears in his eyes how he was going to make peace with the Palestinians, so you should support him. Did he make peace? No. Did this "man of peace bring us two wars within 3 years. Yes. So much for understanding "complexities".
- March 2, 2009 at 5:17 AM
Here is a good explanation of why is it not possible to achieve a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, certainly under current circumstances:
(Note that the writer is a veteran member of the Labor Party):
- March 3, 2009 at 12:44 AM
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Mounting and connecting the 4-way adapter was a piece of cake. I also really like the LED indicators on this piece of gear. I find myself wanting a little more instruction for the "remaining" wires (blue, gold, and black). I think these need to be run to a brake controller (which I do not have yet). The instructions were very vague on that detail.


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PALATKA, FL -- All of the agencies looking for Haleigh Cummings met to make sure they're all on the same page as the search continues.
About 40 Representatives from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the State Attorney's Office and the Putnam County Sheriff's Office held a roundtable discussion Thursday.
They talked about what they have accomplished, what they still need to follow up, and what new ideas could be useful.
Investigators have received more than 4,000 leads so far, and most have been followed up, but not all. The group prioritize the remaining leads.
They also reviewed what has happened since the initial call that the 5-year-old was missing.
Officials say no suspects were identified, and none were eliminated.
The biggest point investigators wanted to make is that the search is not a cold case. They continue investigating current leads and evidence.
If the case is not solved in 30 days, the group will meet again.
Putnam County Sheriff Jeff Hardy re-stated his position as well.
"We are going to follow this through to the end."
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A lovely little package arrived from the UK in the weekend- this gorgeous embroidered pocket mirror that I won in a recent giveaway from Jenny Arnott. She makes the most gorgeous embroidered products and has the sweetest blog. Thank you so much Jenny!
Thanks also to everyone with their commiserations and advice re backing up photo's, I really appreciated all the tips! I have finally ordered all the photo's I uploaded to Snapfish so can't wait to get them. Although it'll probably take me another year to put them all into albums!
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Two Views of Spring
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- Mike said...
I do suspect that people this year are less disgruntled over winter's failure to deliver enough snow.
In fact, I'm willing to bet they are very highly gruntled in that respect.
- March 21, 2011 at 4:14 AM
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"Reposted for like the umpty-umpth time."
And I look forward to them every year.
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When I knew it was a big race was when I realized we had to check our bikes in the day before. I've never had to do that besides at Rev3 Florida, and I thought that was just because of the 70.3 distance. I headed down around noon on Saturday with Beth to check in our bikes, pick up our packets, and do a little swim at the finish line.
|Mirinda Carfrae was at the expo right at the time we were there, so we waited in line for a second and snapped a photo. I got a little starstruck for some reason and couldn't think of much to say. PS She's very small.
|I racked my bike and enjoyed the fact that I had a sticker where I was supposed to put it. I didn't have to fight for space. I had a mini issue trying to figure out how to let air out of my front tire, because there wasn't an extender on the tube. Eventually someone at TriBike Transport was able to help me when no one at the race knew how.
|We saw Genna after we had donw our warm up swim. The swim exit is right behind us in the photo. There are metal stairs leading us out of the water.
|Transition was MASSIVE! I've never seen so many bikes in one place. This photo doesn't even touch on it.
|The sunrise was beautiful to watch as I watched all the waves go off. You can see one large group going off in the distance.
As my wave was walking out I positioned myself front and center at the starting line and waited for the gun. Finally, at 8:13, I was off. On the map above you can see the swim course, and it was odd. The first part wasn't bad, but when we made the first left turn we were suddenly swimming against swells, and by the second turn to the right, I thought I was going to be sick I was getting so nauseous. There was a girl ahead of me that I was trying to stay on her feet when possible. I thought she was in my age group, but I later looked and found out she's 17, so she wasn't in my age group after all. By the end of the swim we had caught several waves, and I was ready to stop dodging people and big waves. Finally I reached the medal stairs and hopped out of the water!


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Technothlon is an international school championship organized by the student fraternity of Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati. Technothlon began its journey in 2004 with an aim to 'Inspire Young Minds'. Starting on its journey with a participation of 200 students confined to the city of Guwahati, over the past 11 years Technothlon has expanded its reach to over 200 cities all over the nation and various centers abroad. Through a series of events involving mental aptitude, logic, and dexterity, it seeks to provide school students a platform to build fundamental experience and knowledge, to exercise co-ordination skills, and to think out of the box. As its preliminary round is conducted through several centers in India, it is a competitive test of critical thinking. Its final stage is conducted in IIT Guwahati during Techniche.
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GDP down, let's print more money…
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The Fed and its Role in the Economy: No Conspiracies, Just Bad Policy
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[M]onopoly profits exist over the long run only when the government guarantees them, as in utilities and cable. And for concentration of market power, no robber baron can hold a candle to the U.S. government … The hugest concentration of market power in this country does not lie with the likes of Rupert Murdoch or Bill Gates, but with government itself … No private company, no matter how huge or wealthy, could possibly have as much widespread power over the function of American markets as government does. And this power is exercised with essential unseriousness … And unlike business attempts to make money, which necessarily involve selling something to a willing consumer, government's market manipulations require forcing people into situations … they would not have wanted to be in but for the government's ham-handed threat of force …. — Brian Doherty
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Aviation Archaeology Symposium - "Before It's Too Late"
Aviation Archeology Symposium
Saturday, March 15: 8:30am - 4pm
Sunday, March 16: 9am - 5pm
Pre-purchase tickets available via Museumtix
The Museum of Flight will host a two-day symposium about aviation archaeology on March 15-16. The "Before It's Too Late" symposium will bring together an international team of experts on aircraft recovery and crash-site preservation. Their presentations will explore all aspects of aviation archaeology, with amazing stories of recovery operations from forests, frozen lakes and beneath the sea. The event begins with a live hook-up with the Royal Air Force Museum in England. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission $20 for both days ($15 Museum Members). Space is limited, advance tickets available at Museumtix.
Ian Thirsk of the Royal Air Force Museum, Cosford, England.
Taras Lyssenko and John Dorwin of Chicago-based A&T Recovery, a firm that has recovered 31 World War II planes from Lake Michigan.
John Sessions, CEO and warbird pilot, of Historic Flight Foundation in Everett, Wash.
Peter Merlin and Tony Moore, the "X-Hunters," who have located more than 100 crash sites of historic aircraft from Edwards Air Force Base and Area 51 in the desert Southwest.
Nick Veronico, author of "Hidden Warbirds: The Epic Stories of Finding, Recovering & Rebuilding WWII's Lost Aircraft."
Mark Allen and Robert Mester of Kirkland-based Underwater Admiralty Sciences, a non-profit corporation specializing in underwater aviation and maritime recoveries.
Dr. Adrian Hunt, Executive Director of the Flying Heritage Collection in Everett, Wash.
Dave Goss, founder of the aircraft restoration company, GossHawk Unlimited.
Megan Lickliter-Mundon, an expert on underwater aviation archaeology.
Pete Wallingford, commercial diver who recovered the Museum's FG-1D Corsair.
Books written by featured speakers will be available for purchase in the Museum store, with the authors available to sign individual copies. Pre-sale tickets to the symposium are available here. Check back often as the presentation schedule is subject to change depending on certain availability factors of the presenters.
All presentations will be in the William M. Allen Theater unless otherwise noted.
Saturday, March 15th Presentation Schedule:
8:30 a.m. – Remote presentation with Ian Thirsk from the Royal Air Force Museum in England. Ian Thirsk, from the Royal Air Force Museum will be discussing the recovery of the world's only surviving Dornier Do 17. After more than 70 years under water, a successful recovery effort raised the rare bomber from the bottom of the English Channel in June of 2013. The team from the RAFM in Cosford, England will share their story about the discovery, recovery, and conservation of the Dornier Do 17.
9:30 a.m. – Studying Sunken Wings: Megan Lickliter-Mundon (Texas A&M Grad student) provides An Introduction to Underwater Aviation Archaeology. Everyone knows that Indiana Jones went to the Temple of Doom, but what about underwater to find sunken vintage aircraft? Archaeologists are constantly exploring new ways to understand and preserve our history. Using archaeological methods to discover, document, and conserve aircraft that come from under water adds an incredible amount of information to our knowledge base. For anyone who wants to know what aviation archaeology is, what sorts of projects there have been recently, what information archaeologists learn, and what we use it to do- this presentation is for you!
10:50 a.m. - Mark Allen and Robert Mester of Underwater Admiralty Sciences will detail the concerted recovery effort of a Douglas A-20 Havoc from a swampy bog near the Boreal forest near Goose Bay Labrador.
1:10 p.m. - Lake Michigan WWII Aircraft Recoveries, Archaeology and Beyond with John Dorwin (EWU Professor, A&T RecoveryArchaeologist).
2:30 p.m. - The War Birds of Lake Michigan with Taras Lyssenko of A&T Recovery. Twenty-five years ago A. and T. Recovery surveyed much of the floor of the southern basin of Lake Michigan in order to locate the aircraft lost during the aircraft qualification training that had been conducted during World War II. Using this knowledge the Director of the National Naval Aviation Museum launched an ambitious project to retrieve many of the aircraft on behalf of the people of the United States of America. The presentation takes an in-depth look at the project.
Mr. Taras Lyssenko, the "T" of A. and T. Recovery, has worked locating and recovering the lost Navy airplanes of Lake Michigan for the past 25 years. He has retrieved nearly four dozen aircraft that are now on display in museums across the country. Taras has a unique perspective of the aircraft produced and used by the Greatest Generation to preserve our freedom/liberty and of the project to preserve the history for present and future generations.
Presenting with Mr. Lyssenko will be Capt. Ed Ellis, Vice President of the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation in Pensacola, Florida. The Naval Aviation Museum Foundation is the organization that has funded most of the A & T Recovery efforts in Lake Michigan and, have been very involved with the problems associated with under water archeology.
Sunday, March 16th Presentation Schedule:
9:00 a.m. –The Duck Hunt: Recovery of a Grumman Duck from Greenland with John Sessions of Historic Flight Foundation. In 1942 a U.S. Coast Guard amphibious biplane crashed into a glacier in eastern Greenland with 3 men aboard. All perished. The plane was in the midst of a daring rescue of the crew of a B-17 that had crashed a couple weeks previously. Now, 70 years later, a team of private explorers, U.S. Coast Guard personnel, and Department of Defense anthropologists have resumed the search for this plane and the brave men who died in service to their country. This presentation will also feature Nicholas Bratton, who served as Safety Team Leader for the expedition.
9:45 a.m. - P-51B "Impatient Virgin" Recovery. In a recovery effort that took three years to complete, the Historic Flight Foundation's rare B model Mustang was successfully recovered from the English beet field in which it crashed in 1944. John Sessions will discuss this recovery and restoration effort, and as an added bonus (weather permitting, fingers crossed!), will have "Impatient Virgin" on-site at the Museum of Flight during the symposium.
10:30 a.m. - Echoes of Thunder: Aerospace Archeology with Peter Merlin and Tony Moore (X-Hunters). Known as "The X-Hunters," Peter Merlin and Tony Moore have located more than 100 crash sites of historic aircraft from Edwards Air Force Base and Area 51. At these sites, they have discovered parts of supersonic rocket planes, stealthy spy craft, and experimental vehicles that flew to the edge of space. Searching for the final resting places of these exotic craft combines C.S.I.-type skills and X-Files persistence, with a dash of Indiana Jones adventure.
Peter W. Merlin has studied and documented aerospace accidents, incidents, and crash sites for more than 25 years. He is the author of numerous books including X-Plane Crashes (Specialty Press, 2008), Breaking The Mishap Chain (NASA, 2012), and Crash Course: Lessons Learned from Accidents and Incidents Involving Remotely piloted and Autonomous Aircraft (NASA, 2013). He has also appeared on television documentaries for the History Channel, Discovery, National Geographic, and the Travel Channel. Merlin is a member of the Flight Test Historical Foundation, Nevada Test Site Historical Foundation, National Atomic Museum Foundation, and an associate member of Roadrunners Internationale.
11:50 a.m. – Dr. Adrian Hunt, Eecutive Director of Flying Heriage Collection in Everett, WA. - WWII Aircraft Wrecks in Russia; The Great Patriotic War was fought between Germany and the USSR from 1941-1945 and resulted in the highest losses (of lives and equipment) of WWII – a fact that is often overlooked in this country. Huge numbers of aircraft were lost on both sides, initially principally by the USSR, including 1,200 in the first day of the conflict, and later by Germany. The Axis combatants included not only Germany but also many of its allies and the USSR was supported by an enormous influx of US and British supplies. Thus, weapons and planes of many nations were involved. Many plane wrecks have been recovered since the collapse of the USSR in areas ranging from Murmansk in the West to the Kuril Islands in the East.
2:00 p.m. – Nicholas Veronico, author of "Hidden Warbirds: The Epic Stories of Finding, Recovering & Rebuilding WWII's Lost Aircraft." Mr. Veronico got his start in aviation journalism as a freelance journalist in 1984, then joined Pacific Flyer Aviation Newspapers. He then went on to serve as editor of In Flight USA, contributed extensively to FlyPast magazine, and in 1994 joined Airliners: The World's Airline Magazine. On a freelance basis, he has contributed to Air Classics, EAA Warbirds, Warbirds Worldwide, Airliner World, Classic Wings, and many others.
3:10 p.m. - Dave Goss of GossHawk Unlimited. Born into an Air Force family, Dave Goss realized his love for aviation at an early age. His father served as a navigator/bombardier on B-17′s and as a navigator in Lockheed C-130′s. Dave enlisted in the United States Army, and served in Vietnam as a gunner/crew chief in helicopters. After completing his tour in Vietnam, Dave served out the terms of his enlistment in Germany as a helicopter mechanic; it seemed a natural step that Dave take what he learned in the Army, and apply it to his civilian life. When he arrived home from Germany, Dave enrolled in Embry-Riddle University's Maintenance and Technology program. Dave received his A&P license, and from there he began his career in aviation. His first job was overhauling Pratt and Whitney J-57 and TF-30 jet engines at Naval Air Rework Facility (NARF) in Norfolk, Virginia. After three years of working on jet engines, Dave went to work on de Havilland Caribous and Lockheed Electras in Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands. Dave moved to Arizona and enrolled in the Aeronautical Engineering Technology program at Arizona State University. While attending ASU he met the people at the Champlin Fighter Museum in Mesa, Arizona and went to work for them as a mechanic in 1983 working on WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam era aircraft. Eventually Dave rose to the position of General Manager of the Champlin Fighter Museum. In May of 1995, Dave Goss started GossHawk Unlimited with only one employee, and he used the former Champlin Fighter Museum's restoration hangar as his shop. Dave Goss's knowledge and attention to detail in the restoration of vintage aircraft is second to none, and has earned him a reputation as a leader in the aircraft restoration industry.
4:20 p.m. - Pete Wallingford. A presentation from Pete Wallingford, who recovered the Museum's FG-1D Corsair from Lake Washington during his career as a commercial diver. He will be talking about this recovery along with Museum Curator Dan Hagedorn.


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ABLE Industries of the Pacific will begin operating its Office Depot store in the Julale Shopping Center at the end of next week, if all goes as planned, according to Ken Leon Guerrero, CEO of Able Industries.
The store will hold a soft opening on April 26 in the 6,500-square foot space that formerly housed the Korea Palace restaurant.
During its soft opening, the store will be selling six shipping containers full of inventory remaining from the military base supply stores Able Industries operated from 1999 until 2012. The inventory is comprised of office supplies and furniture, safety equipment, and cleaning supplies, Leon Guerrero said.
As that inventory is liquidated, the store's product offerings will be about one-third Office Depot brand, one-third AbilityOne brand, and one-third national name brands, he said. AbilityOne products are made in factories with 75 to 80 percent employees who are blind or have severe disabilities. "AbilityOne is a priority source of supply for the federal government," Leon Guerrero said.
Leon Guerrero said that while the company would have preferred not to have lost the contract for the base stores on Naval Base Guam and on Andersen Air Force Base (to the General Services Administration), the new location has advantages. "We will be able to serve corporate customers, government of Guam, individuals, and the federal government," he said. "We're closer to the federal court building, to a lot of the federal offices, and to Naval Hospital."
The store will employ 20 to 25 people with disabilities, Leon Guerrero said. "Our mandate is to provide challenging employment for people with disabilities," he said. "We are the largest employer of people with disabilities on Guam."
Office Depot was a vendor of the Able Industries base stores, and the company built on the 13-year relationship to be able to open the Guam store, Leon Guerrero said.
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ABLE Industries of the Pacific will begin operating its Office Depot store in the Julale Shopping Center at the end of next week, if all goes as planned, according to Ken Leon Guerrero, CEO of Able Industries.


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Introducing the 2012 edition of Tigé MyWake – the only wake event where you can participate no matter your skill level and no matter where you are in the world! You just need to show of you riding Your Wake on Your Lake by submitting your video to mywake.com! Daniel Watkins explains further or you […]
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Really looking forward to submitting a video and btw I'm from egypt and we have a really big wakeboarding community down here although we do use camels to pull hahaha joke


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