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I am having problems burning dvd+rw discs... I can only seem to fit 4.2 GB onto the disc even though it should be able to hold 4.7.. Anyone know what Im doing wrong?
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i dont think you are doing anything wrong. the labels on blank dvd media say they hold 4.7gigs when in fact they hold closer to 4.3. my princo dvd's hold a little less than 4.5gigs. you will just have to live with what you have or find another brand that might hold a little more.
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Yeah, just like HDs falsely use GB (in their world, 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes), DVD-R manufacturers use weird measurements. 4,700,000,000 bytes = ~4.38 GB. Consider that your limitation when burning ISOs and such.
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The issue: Veterans Day 2012
Americans' gratitude toward this nation's military veterans should never sleep.
Every Nov. 11, Veterans Day reminds us that in all eras, all of the men and women who have worn a U.S. military uniform — whether they serve in a war zone or not, whether they serve for two years or 20 or 40 — are due our gratitude for the rest of their lives.
In a way, there is and always has been an unbridgeable space between those who serve in the military and those who do not. Veterans have left home and work and family behind to serve something larger than themselves. They have served with a willingness to sacrifice everything if that is what's required to uphold our freedoms. Some have experiences that they will not or cannot share with anyone but fellow veterans; the bonds among them are unlike any other.
Over the past decade as the United States fought two wars, the achievements and needs of our military personnel have been front and center. America's veterans are dealing with the best and worst of times right now.
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Waldon Tucker wants his 300th career victory.
Lance Tucker wants his first.
Sue Tucker - Waldon's wife and Lance's mother - wants the impossible: A tie.
It's the setup to the most improbable of high school football openers this fall.
Waldon Tucker, a legendary coach in Alabama, will have a chance to become just the second coach in state history to reach 300 victories when his Fayette (Ala.) County team takes on Buhl (Ala.) Sipsey Valley Friday night. But he's got to beat his son - in his son's first game as a head coach - to do it.
"It's not going to be any fun for me," Waldon Tucker said. "I'm sure it's not going to be any fun for him either."
Lance agreed: "I sure will be glad when it's Saturday," he said.
At least Waldon and Lance know where they stand - on opposite sidelines, going against each other.
Sue? Well, that's a question she's been getting since her son took the job this summer and everyone in the area realized the dilemma.
"Where are you going to stand? Who are you going to holler for? That's all I hear, every day," she said. "This morning, we had a county-wide teachers conference and that's all anyone wanted to ask me about. And everyone wanted to ask me.
"It's very stressful."
Lance agrees - he just can't decide what is stressing him the most. After all, it's not just his first game, it's the first game in the history of the school, which opened earlier this month.
"I've got so much going on trying to get ready for this school's first game, not even to speak of my first game or going up against my dad," he said.
But that's when he thinks about the actual game.
"From my P.E. classes, to trying to get middle school kids helmets to getting the varsity ready to play ... everything is new here," he said. "At Fayette, they've got everything set. They just have to show up and play."
Doing so will bring mixed emotions for Waldon.
He's thrilled to see his son, who was an assistant on his staff last year, follow in his footsteps. And he knows Lance has a lot of work to do - his team has only two players with varsity experience.
"I'm excited for him," Waldon said. "But it's going to take him a few years to get the program to where he wants it to be."
Waldon has long established Fayette County as a consistent power, recording 222 of his 299 victories since taking over in 1984. (See Northport Gazette story.)
He credits his assistants and his players for his success - his sons have been both. Lance, who graduated in 1992, played quarterback, as did younger brother Luke - who led the school to its only undefeated season and the Class 4A title when it went 15-0 in 1996.
A part of him wishes Lance was still on his sideline.
"I hated to lose him as a coach," Waldon said.
Waldon, however, admits, he'd hate losing to him as a coach even more.
"We've got to go out there and perform," he said. "If we beat them, I'm sure it will bother him. But it's going to bother me more if they beat us."
Sue honestly can't decide what to do.
She knows she'll be flipping the coin at the start of the game - Waldon and Lance have both insisted on it - but where she goes from there she isn't sure.
"I honestly haven't decided where I'm going to sit," she said. "It's very stressful. I don't want either one of them to lose, but I know that's impossible."
There will be other big moments this season for both coaches. In addition to getting his 300th, Waldon has a chance to become the state's all-time winningest coach - the record is just 302.
For Lance, of course, his first victory also will be the school's first.
Both, however, will be happy when things return to normal. For the Tucker family, that's football. Since Lance took the new job, father and son can still talk - but not about any of the specifics of their teams.
Mom wants to go back to only worrying about who wins the game, not who loses.
The only one who hasn't been impacted is her youngest son, Luke.
"He thinks everything is funny because it doesn't have anything to do with him," Sue said with a chuckle. "The stress that Waldon and Lance are going through, that I'm going through. He just laughs it off."
Editor's note: Waldon Tucker earned his 300th victory as Fayatte County topped Sipsey Valley and his son, Lance, 28-7. Read more in this Tuscaloosa News story.
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CHRIS SMITH | SOUND GARDENER Try Planting All-America Selection Vegetables
In a recent column on New Year's resolutions, I suggested gardeners might resolve to plant something new. Where new varieties are concerned, you can't do better than the All-America Selections.

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Once upon a time carrots were purple or white. The Dutch selected orange variants to honor the House of Orange and now most carrots are that color.

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Delfino Cilantro

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When you allow the plants to flower, they produce seed called coriander. Ground seed has an entirely different taste than the leaf.

Carmen Pepper

For over 25 years we've grown sweet, Italian bull's horn peppers. They fry and grill with the best of the peppers. First we relied on Italian Sweet. Lately, we've grown Giant Marconi. Now we have a third choice.

According to AAS's news release on the variety, Carmen's advantages are early maturity, sweeter taste and adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Of those advantages, early maturity is probably most important in our area. By maturity, the AAS people mean ripened to a full red color. That's when peppers are at their sweetest. My Marconis were a bit slow coloring up last year, so we may give Carmen a try.

Mariachi Pepper

If you're looking for a chile with a less fiery attitude than Jalapeno and Serrano, Mariachi may be the find. Besides milder taste, this variety's advantages include larger fruit and higher yields than comparable chile peppers.

 Fruits begin a creamy white in color, pass through a rose stage and finally ripen to full red. Unlike many other peppers, this one is reported to be especially flavorful in the young, creamy white stage. Once they're fully ripe though, you may encounter individual Mariachis with an attitude.

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The Juke Box Cowboys take a day off from their routinge pseudonym and become the Mad Boys!
I am back!Graffiti // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Nychos permits himself plenty of room to paint in this graffiti haven area of Vienna.
JCJB - Never a dull momentGraffiti // Friday, November 01, 2013
This JCJB train and that characters animated face are nether dull. That's a fact jack.
"We Stay Restless Just To See You Breathless"Graffiti // Thursday, October 17, 2013
Surprisingly, a good punch line can be hard to come by in graffiti. Philly writers seem to have a knack for clever ones tagged in serious handstyles. This one was by someone from JCJB.
Spray cats and broke dogs...Graffiti // Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Besides the excellent letters and colors in this JCJB production, there is also a spray cat and a broke dog in need of a ZAY tattoo.
JCJBGraffiti // Monday, October 14, 2013
This piece appears to be colorful and shiny, despite a cat throwing up on it.
Jukebox Nature walk...Graffiti // Friday, October 04, 2013
The Jukebox Cowboys go on a hike to get in touch with nature and of course spray some forgotten cement wall.
Jukebox CowboysGraffiti // Monday, September 30, 2013
Here is a fun newJCJB crew letter piece, with a middle finger throwing, knife totting knife.
Most JCJB TracksideGraffiti // Friday, September 27, 2013
The "M" and "S" on this Most trackside both look like they got the samurai sword chop!


text: Hello everbody, long time no see!!! I hope this is the right forum for this, I'm not ready to post it in the topology forum Okay, so I saw this neat optical illusion. It really started to bug me as I was playing around with it in paint trying to figure it out. this illusion So as I'm playing with it, and trying to figure out how it occurs, I notice the people are almost the same size, as if they have "slices" taken out. Then I start thinking the illusion must work something like the "extra square illusion" I remember one like this one, were 2 triangls made 2 different size squares, ( or maybe its just 2 of these together). Anyhow, my latest reasoning I had is that this people illusion must work similar to the square, where the people are almost the same and are missing "slices" of a person that add to to a half person, either adding or subtracting the half to make a difference of one person. That was my latest logic, and it was bothering me too since it still didn't click for me. Finally, I decided to bring it to the experts to have it disected. I thought we could have an interesting discussion on the mathematics of this an other optical illusions - such as how they are generated or created, and possibly we could think of some new possibilities of ilussions not yet done ( styles or methods". On another note, what ever happened to lethe? Does he come around here still, or is he too busy at IAS?


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Why to watch: Why, Northwestern is playing in the Cotton Bowl for the first time in the program's history! Sure, by that we're referring to the venue and not the bowl game itself (that's in Cowboys Stadium) but this is Northwestern's first game in Dallas, period. Isn't that enough? Doesn't history mean anything to you? Of course, it would be nice if Dan Persa -- the man who almost single-handedly put Northwestern in the postseason to begin with -- were healthy and able to play, but a fully Persa'd Northwestern team wouldn't have slid all the way to the TicketCity Bowl. As for Texas Tech , the nation can witness Tommy Tuberville and his neutered, lobotomized version of Mike Leach 's Air Raid offense. That won't be fun, per se, but not every play's a comedy.
Keys to victory for Northwestern: The Wildcats lost a lot when Dan Persa ruptured his Achilles' tendon, but heart appears to be the chief missing ingredient. Even though Persa never played a snap of defense (to the best of our knowledge anyway but you really can't rule this out), when he was out, Northwestern began giving up points in bunches. Illinois roughed the Cats up to the tune of 48 points at Wrigley Field, then Wisconsin rolled up 70 points in three quarters -- the fourth was nothing but random Wisconsin students from the crowd taking snaps on first down, then the Badgers punting on second down out of pity. If Northwestern wants even a fighting chance, it'll need to get its mojo back first. That means Evan Watkins will need to put together a good game under center, and tailback Mike Trumpy will probably have to get 100 yards or close to it just to keep the Northwestern defense off the field. Also, not giving up like 50 points would be ideal.
Keys to victory for Texas Tech: Obviously, step one is getting Taylor Potts off and running (or throwing, anyway); Potts is something of a relic of a bygone era considering his upbringing in the Leach offense, but he still threw nearly 500 times for 31 scores this year. Most of those scores went to Lyle Leong , who is downright lethal in the red zone: 13 of his 17 touchdown catches came in the red zone, with three more coming within 26 yards. MORE OF THAT PLEASE, obviously, but if Northwestern sells out to limit Leong's availability like Oklahoma , Oklahoma State , and Texas all did (all Tech losses), Potts is going to have to figure out how to spread the wealth successfully between the 20s and in the red zone. He did that against Baylor, so it's not as if this is an impossible task.
The TicketCity Bowl is like: Church. You may not enjoy it, but that's not the point and it never was to begin with. This is the first game of the New Year, kicking off at noon on the East Coast and in the morning everywhere else in the States, so odds are that most people watching the game are going to be wishing they were still in bed. Ah, but this is the institution you worship, this combat on this sacred acre of grass, and if anything's going to drag you out of bed with a brain still spitting up champagne and gasping for air, this is it. Get up, get in your seat, and get back to the real world as you watch the first snap of 2011.


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Labor Supply
THE DETERMINANTS of labor supply are frequently overlooked in discussions of the supply side of the economy. Yet the quantity and quality of work effort are critical to any program to expand aggregate supply, and the behavior of workers can be expected to be sensitive to their evaluation of the economic incentives for choosing between work and leisure. Because labor represents about 75 percent of the value of the inputs into production, even relatively small marginal responses can have substantial aggregate implications.
It is sometimes alleged that the tax and transfer systems have contributed in a major way to the slowing of economic growth in the United States. High marginal tax rates are seen as a major disincentive to work effort, and the availability of unemployment insurance and welfare programs leads some economists to conclude that the unemployed are unwilling to work. In many respects the supply response is fundamental to current disputes over the nature of today's unemployment problem. Some agree with Keynes's view of unemployment as a reflection of inadequate total demand for labor; others see a supply-side problem created by legislation that holds wages too high and transfer programs that create disincentives to work. The first group views unemployment as involuntary and supports an expansion of aggregate demand to increase job opportunities. The other interprets unemployment as a voluntary decision and urges structural reforms to reduce transfer programs and intensify competition for existing job openings.
The responsiveness of labor supply to price incentives is also important to the debate on capital formation because many of the proposals to reduce the taxation of capital income are implicitly proposals to increase the tax on wages.1 The supply-side gains in higher rates of capital____________________


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so, i was looking at some odd anodized aluminum components that i have laying around, and i got to thinking that it might be cool to try and deanodize them. as far as i know, all that needs to be done is to soak the parts in a sodium hydroxide solution - i.e. ajax powder(sodium hydroxide carbonate) and warm water.
before i drop the $3 and go at it - does anyone know if this compromises the structural integrity of the aluminum in any way? i mean i wouldn't want some blingity blang parts if they're going to explode.
if it doesnt, then i wonder if deanodizing a mavic reflex would act to prevent it's tendency to crack at the eyelets.


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Best brew fests
Quaff craft beer to your heart's content at these tasting parties.
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Revelers toast the Milwaukee Brewfest in July.
At last, Americans are realizing that life is too short to drink cheap beer.
The tasteless factory lagers of our youth look awfully pathetic next to the beers now being turned out by craft brewers: sweet cream stouts, lip-smacking India pale ales, chocolatey porters, Belgian wheats flavored by coriander and orange.
In fact, it's getting hard to keep up with all the new brews, some of them wildly creative. That's where brew festivals come in.
"You'd be amazed at how many people have been introduced to good-tasting beer at these festivals,'' said Bonita Rowland of Rowland's Brewing Co. in Chilton, Wis., which has been hosting the Wisconsin Micro-Brewers Fest for more than 20 years.
Most festivals sell out, sometimes almost immediately. VIP tickets, which offer perks, are limited and usually sell out first.
The largest festival, Great Taste of the Midwest in Madison, is in August, and tickets sell out as soon as they go on sale, the first Sunday of May.
Two brewery festivals also sell out: Schell's Bock Fest, the Saturday before the beginning of Lent; and Capital's Bockfest, the last Saturday in February.
So if you want to go to a beer festival, plan ahead.
If you want to really wallow in beer, keep your calendar open for spring. That's when Beer Weeks are held in Milwaukee (April 18-25), Madison (May 1-10), Minnesota (May 4-10) and Chicago (May 14-24).
American Craft Beer Week is May 13-19 in 2015.
Traverse City Craft Beer Week is in Nov 13-20.
For tips about going to a beer festival, see Quaffing with a crowd.
For a beer-lover's tour of Milwaukee, see Mad about brew.
For a beer-lover's tour of southern Wisconsin, see Road trip: Breweries of southern Wisconsin.
For more about touring Twin Cities breweries, see True brew in the Twin Cities.
Here are some of the best beer festivals in 2015.
Nearly all offer food and music in addition to beer. Tickets typically are $30-$45, more if bought at the door.
Designated drivers get in at a reduced rate, sometimes as little as $5 or even free. Be sure to bring a photo I.D.
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Aficionados discuss a brew at Roar on the Shore in Kewaunee, Wis.
Jan. 10, Ice Cold Beer Fest in Minocqua, Wis. This fest features "winter warmer'' style beer from 40 breweries, plus chili samples and music.
Jan. 17, Craft Beer Expo in Mankato, Minn. This festival features seminars, food, live music and tastings from more than 40 craft breweries.
Jan. 17, Isthmus Beer and Cheese Fest in Madison. Wisconsin's best beer and cheese makers supply the treats for an afternoon at Alliant Energy Center.
Jan. 24, The Beer Dabbler in St. Paul, part of Winter Carnival. This outdoor fest in Mears Park includes beers from more than 70 breweries, live music, fireworks and a costume contest.
Feb. 7, Brewfest in Fond du Lac, Wis. Try more than 100 Wisconsin microbrews at the County Fairgrounds Expo Center.
Feb. 7, Winter Microbrew & Music Festival in Traverse City, Mich. Samples the wares from more than 40 breweries in heated tents on the lawn of Grand Traverse Commons. There will be fire dancers, a silent disco and bonfires in addition to music from nearly a dozen bands.
Feb. 7, Shelf Ice Brew Fest in Michigan City, Ind. The first-time outdoor festival in this Lake Michigan town includes hundreds of beers and professional ice carving.
Feb. 21, Dubuque on Ice Brewfest in Dubuque, Iowa.
This riverfront festival is at Mystique Ice Center and features 30
breweries, 10 wineries, food sampling and music.
Feb. 21, Food & Froth Fest in Milwaukee. Try more than 200 beers from the Midwest and beyond at this event at the Milwaukee Public Museum, which includes appetizers from local restaurants and music from local bands.
Feb. 27-28, Minnesota Craft Brewer's Guild Winterfest in St. Paul at Union Depot. Tickets go on sale in January. The 700 tickets sell almost instantaneously.
Feb. 27-28, Michigan Winter Brew Festival in Grand Rapids, Mich. This Michigan Brewers Guild event is held outdoors at Comstock Park with nearly 800 beers from 88 breweries. Tickets go on sale Dec. 4.
Feb. 28, Naperville Winter Ale Fest in Naperville, Ill. The first-time festival in this western Chicago suburb, outdoors in Frontier Park, includes more than 120 beers from 60 American breweries. There's also food and a brass band.
March 7, Madison on Tap in Madison. More than 100 beers from 50 breweries at Alliant Energy Center.
March 7, Hops & Props in Oshkosh, Wis. This fundraiser at the EAA Airventure Museum includes more than 250 brews, music and food from local restaurants.
March 21, The Art of Beer Festival in Benton Harbor, Mich. Try beers from across the nation at the Lake Michigan College Mendel Center.
March 28, Roar on the Shore Brewfest in Luxemburg, Wis. Try regional beers from more than 30 breweries and five wineries in this town near Lake Michigan.
April 11, Gitchee Gumee Brewfest in Superior, Wis. The Jaycees host this fest at Wessman Arena at UW-Superior, with tastings from 28 breweries and brewpubs.
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Veterans of beer fests arrive with necklaces made of pretzels and, sometimes, cheese sticks and sausage.
April 17-18, International Beer Festival in Peoria, Ill. Sample beer from more than 300 breweries and listen to music.
April 18, Twin Cities Craft Beer Festival in Minneapolis. Taste 150 beers from 75 breweries at the Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel downtown.
April 25, Between the Bluffs Beer, Wine and Cheese Festival in La Crosse. Beers from 20 to 25 breweries. It's 2-6 p.m. at the Oktoberfest grounds.
May 2, Craft Beer Expo in Rochester, Minn. Sample beer from more than 40 breweries at the Mayo Civic Center.
May 9, American Beer Classic in Chicago. This fest in Soldier Field features beer from more than 80 breweries, music and seminars.
May 9, Belle City Brewfest in Racine, Wis. This festival at the Civic Centre features brewing and cooking seminars plus music and 100 craft beers.
May 17, Wisconsin Micro-Brewers Beer Fest in Chilton, Wis., on the east side of Lake Winnebago. More than 120 beers from 30 Wisconsin craft brewers, plus Chilton's own Rowland's Brewery beers.
Tickets go on sale in March. It's 1-6 p.m. at the Calumet County Fairgrounds.
June 6, Beer Barons' World of Beer Festival in Menomonee Falls, Wis. Only 600 tickets are sold to this event at Schwabenhof Pavilion, which includes special tappings, talks, a pig roast and more than 200 U.S. and international beers, meads and ciders. Tickets go on sale Feb. 1.
June 6, Summer Beer Fest in St. Paul.
Beer from more than 100 breweries will be available at this festival in
the International Bazaar area of the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
June 13, Great Northern Beer Festival in Eagle River, Wis. Beer from more than 20 breweries at the Hi-Pines Campground north of town.
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Milwaukee's Brewhaus Polka Kings play at Brewfest.
June 19-20, Chicago Ale Fest. This festival in Grant Park features craft beer from more than 100 breweries plus live music and food from Chicago restaurants. A portion of the proceeds go to the Grant Park Conservancy.
June 20, Door County Beer Festival in Baileys Harbor, Wis. This festival includes more than 120 beers, music, a home-brewing contest and seminars on beer, cheese and food.
June 20, Wisconsin Beer Lovers Festival in Glendale, Wis. The event in this Milwaukee suburb, home of Sprecher Brewery, features more than 100 craft beers and food pairings from local chefs.
June 27, Lazy River Beer & Wine Festival in Marquette, Iowa. This hybrid festival is as much about wine and music as beer, but you can't beat its location on the shores of the Mississippi River.
July 11, Hopped Up Caribou Beer Festival in Lutsen, Minn. This festival on a ski hill above Lake Superior features beer from 14 mostly Minnesota breweries.
July 18, Milwaukee Firkin Craft Beer Festival in Milwaukee. This festival in Cathedral Square Park celebrates Milwaukee's beer heritage and includes 14 local breweries and brewpubs.
There's a cask-tasting tent, music and food, and guests get to vote on the best Milwaukee beer. Tickets go on sale March 1.
July 25, All Pints North Summer Brew Fest in Duluth. This festival in Bayfront Park, hosted by the Minnesota Craft Brewer's Guild, will have more than 100 beers to sample.
July 25, Milwaukee Brewfest in Milwaukee. This fest at Old Coast Guard Pavilion at McKinley Park on the lakefront features more than 250 craft beers, with a German Row and a Cider Row. There will also be music, food and arts.
July 25, Brewfest in Minocqua, Wis. This benefit in Torpy Park features craft brews from Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota breweries.
Aug. 1, Wheaton Brew Fest in Wheaton, Ill. The downtown festival in this west Chicago suburb features more than 100 craft beers plus food and music.
Aug. 8, Great Taste of the Midwest in Madison. This is the largest festival in Wisconsin and the second-longest running craft beer festival in North America.
Tickets sell out quickly; you'll need to send in a mail order postmarked May 4 or show up in person at one of various vendors in Madison at noon May 3.
It's 1-6 p.m. in Olin-Turville Park, and brewmasters from more than 100 Midwest breweries serve samples of 500 beers.
Aug. 15, Micro Brew Review in Oak Park, Ill. This zero-waste festival in downtown Oak Park features beer from more than 40 breweries and food pairings from local restaurants.
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Millstream Brewing in Amana hosts the Festival of Iowa Beers over Labor Day weekend.
It's produced by Seven Generations Ahead and the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild and features the Replicale project, in which more than a dozen brewers use nearly identical ingredients to brew the same style of beer.
Aug. 15, Summer Beer Dabbler in St. Paul.
Try beer from more than 50 breweries at the festival's new location at CHS Field in Lowertown. There will also be food trucks and live music.
Aug. 21-22, Summer Microbrew & Music Festival in Traverse City, Mich. Sample Midwest craft brews, with an emphasis on Michigan beer, on the lawn of the Village at Grand Traverse Commons.
Sept. 6, Festival of Iowa Beers in Amana, Iowa. Sample craft beers at Millstream Brewing Co., Iowa's oldest microbrewery. Tickets go on sale in July.
Sept. 11-12, Hopps of Fun Beer & Wine Festival in Mackinaw City, Mich. There's more than 50 Michigan microbrews and more than 40 Michigan wines, plus food and entertainment, at Mackinaw Crossings downtown.
Sept. 12, U.P. Fall Beer Festival in Marquette, Mich. The Michigan Brewers Guild hosts this fest in Mattson Lower Harbor Park on Lake Superior, featuring 250 beers from 35 Michigan craft breweries. Tickets go on sale July 1.
Sept. 12, Thirsty Troll Brew Fest in Mount Horeb, Wis. Try craft beers from 25 breweries in the Upper Midwest. It's held in Grundahl Park.
Sept. 19, Great Lakes Brewfest in Racine, Wis. More than 250 craft beers from 100 breweries across the nation. At the Zoological Gardens. Tickets go on sale June 1.
At festivals, hundreds of beers are available for tasting.
Sept. 19, Egg Harbor AleFest in Egg Harbor, Wis. The festival in this Door County town features more than 100 craft beers, home-brewing demonstrations, food and live music.
Sept. 19, Rails & Ales Brewfest in Green Bay, Wis. The National Railroad Museum hosts this sampling of craft beer, wine and hors d'oeuvres.
Sept. 19, Autumn Brew Review in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild sponsors this festival at the old
Grain Belt Brewery in northeast Minneapolis.
Oct. 3, Northeast Wisconsin Craft Beer Festival in Green Bay, Wis. Tickets to this fest in Shopko Hall includes music, games, seminars and hors d'oeuvres.
Oct. 10, Quivey's Grove Beer Fest in Madison.
The festival at this restaurant on the southwest edge of town features
blues music and more than 100 beers from 45 breweries.
Oct. 17, Wisconsin Dells on Tap in the Wisconsin Dells. It's part of Autumn Harvest Fest, with beer from more than 20 craft brewers served from noon to 5 p.m. Tickets go on sale in June.
Oct. 24, Chicago Beer Festival in Chicago. Sample fall seasonal beers from 60 breweries at two sessions at Union Station.
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November 25, 2015
* 1 (8-ounce) package small elbow macaroni
* Cooking spray
* 1 cup chopped onion
* 1 cup shredded carrot
* 2 cloves minced garlic
* 1 pound lean ground beef
* 1 cup home canned tomato sauce
* 1 teaspoon salt
* 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
* 1 cup milk
* 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
* 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
* 1 1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 350°.
Cook pasta according to the package directions; drain. Lightly coat pasta with cooking spray.
Coat skillet with cooking spray. Saute' over medium-high heat, onions and carrots for 4 minutes. Add garlic; sauté 1 minute. Add ground beef; cook 5 minutes or until browned, stirring to crumble. Add home canned tomato sauce, salt and pepper. Cook for 2 minutes or until most of liquid evaporates.
Add pasta to beef in pan, stirring to combine. Spoon mixture into an 11" x 9" baking dish coated with cooking spray.
Place milk, flour, nutmeg, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt in a medium saucepan; stir with a whisk until blended. Cook over medium heat 2 minutes or until thickened, stirring constantly with a whisk. Add ½ cheese, stirring until smooth. Pour cheese mixture over pasta mixture; stir. Top evenly with remaining ½ cup cheese. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Let stand 5 minutes before serving.
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Heinz Puts Way Too Much Thought Into Revamped Ketchup Packet
Heinz ketchup packets have looked the same since 1968, but now the company is rolling out a radical new design. The new "dip and squeeze" packets hold three times as much ketchup and they can be squeezed out one end, or the foil can be pulled back for dipping. It seems like a simple concept, but for some reason it… »


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'SPRING EQUINOX' 2nd CLOSE UP CONTACT WITH A UFO SHIP, Kings Lynn UK
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Wednesday 21st March 2012 at 20:10. I was watching these ships at a distance in my back garden flashing my LED torch at them, they gradually kept getting closer until this happened when I least expected it, they came right over top of me allowing to quickly film them. This ship's design is similar to that of the Sting Ray without the tail, the others are Triangular. I now know that I can contact them, as this is the second time they've approached me when I've either called them using my mind, or in this case a flash light, but this time it was a different type of ship, not the Triangular ones I've been filming. There were two types here tonight. Normally I've been filming them over at Bawsey, but tonight I thought I would trick them by not being there, as I know they've been observing me, so I watched them hovering and flying over the area that I should be, and it's as if they were looking for me. This short video is the proof that they found me, and I found them.


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Yesterday morning on my way to the office, I bicycled past a man who was shouting to someone from the sidewalk. "MA MEENY MA MOSEY!" he yelled, repeatedly, spittle flying. His eyes were fixed somewhere in the middle distance, his face was red with rage, and the object of his anger was invisible to me.
Depending on who you are, and the time of day, this is the kind of sight–after Shannon Harps–that usually reminds you that there's a good reason to walk a block out of your way. Stretch the legs.
I have felt that I've been seeing more and more homeless, mentally ill people in the grip of visible psychosis since the recession started, and I called Amnon Shoenfeld, director of the King County Mental Health, Chemical Abuse and Dependency Services Division, to see if this was purely anecdotal or not.
Shoenfeld has been director for the past seven years, and with the County in various capacities for 30. He earned his MSW from the University of Washington, and went to work for King County as a crisis outreach and involuntary commitment specialist in 1979.
There are about 27,000 people who rely (voluntarily or not) on King County's mental health services, and another 12,000 who are involved in substance abuse services. This number hasn't varied much recently, Shoenfeld said, but recent budget cuts at the state level have reduced funding by $7 million for mental health, and $3 million for substance abuse.
Funding cuts are about to worsen: Governor Gregoire has just released a doomsday balanced budget that would eliminate the Basic Health Plan and GAU (assistance for people unemployable because of mental or physical disabilities), slash financial aid for college students, and suspend "all-day" kindergarten and support for poorer school districts.
The Seattle Times notes that, "Most of the state budget is off-limits to cuts because it's either protected by the state constitution (such as funding for basic education) or by other requirements (such as the state's share of Medicaid, a federal-state insurance program for the poor.)"
"If I could say anything right now, I'd just say: Please don't cut us any more," Shoenfeld said near the end of our conversation.
I had asked him, looking for a bright spot, if extra funding was somehow found, where he would like it to go. But Shoenfeld, beleaguered, thinking of his case managers with up to 70 clients, couldn't go there at first.
Despite the fact that much of the mental health and substance abuse "bill" is associated with Medicaid, with the federal government footing as much as 60 percent, the state is perversely focused on what it is permitted to cut, rather than the overall cost-effectiveness of combined federal and state dollars.
"We had to cut back on outreach to kids–mainly street kids–who are abusing substances." As in so many cases, prevention is the cheapest option, Shoenfeld explained, but it seems less critical to the budget-cutting eye.
"We've had to cut back on the number of people who can get into outpatient treatment, both adults and kids. In King County, we have to use all our 'non-Medicaid dollars' to cover crisis services and involuntary commitment services, our evaluation-and-treatment programs, our residential programs," said Shoenfeld.
Now he's expecting proposed cuts of over $1 million in those core crisis services, which for the general public, is related to the sense of insecurity you feel at noticing more people ranting and raving, and behaving unpredictably.
The one bright spot in all this is what's called the MIDD (Mental Illness and Drug Dependency) Plan, King County's attempt to deal with mentally ill and drug-dependent people outside of the emergency room or jail cell. It's funded by a one-tenth of one percent sales tax through 2016 (but even so, with declining retail sales, the revenue generated is off $7 million from projections, and the County Council has reallocated another $13 million to deal with the County's overall mental health/substance abuse budget shortfalls). It is also just about the only way to receive outpatient treatment for mental illness if you aren't on Medicaid.
"If we didn't have MIDD," said Shoenfeld, "this would be absolutely the worst it's ever been."
Shoenfeld has also heard–"This is incredible"–that the state may shutter the PALS program as Western State Hospital. "PALS" is an example of governmental obfuscation; it's described as "a residential facility on the grounds of Western State Hospital for patients who do not need inpatient care but have not been successful at making the transition back into the community." That "have not been successful" is masterful bureaucratic understatement.
King County has reduced the number of people it pays for in the PALS program from 40 to eleven over the past few years. As Shoenfeld explained it, "the reason these people are there is we really can't place them in the community at large. Of those eleven people, two have committed murder–one murdered a Seattle police officer–three are sex offenders, and four have committed arson. Trying to place these people in the community? Where are we going to find a place that's going to be willing to take them?"
He also anticipates losing about $2 million for substance abuse services. "We would lose our detox facility, a lot of people would end up going to hospital ERs instead, which is of course way more expensive." Roughly 1,000 people would lose access to outpatient treatment for substance abuse issues, and again, the consequences for the public are real. People with drug habits make terrible decisions.
When Shoenfeld did return to my question about where any imaginary "extra" money should go, he suggested…housing. "We have thousands of people without homes, most of whom have problems with mental illness or substance abuse. We have been very active in working with the Committee to End Homelessness, to find new housing for people and provide [mental health and substance abuse] services attached to that housing."
He paused. "We can't simply consign people to being homeless and untreated, and to dying on the streets. It's very disturbing. When they're homeless, it's so much harder for them to stay in treatment, to stay on medications, to stay out of jail and out of the hospital. If I had new money, I'd say let's put it into housing."
Until then, his over-burdened case managers are tasked with desperately trying to keep mentally ill homeless people on Medicaid, so they can afford the medications they need. People "fall off" Medicaid all the time, let alone those without mental illness troubling their ability to deal with bureaucracy. Paperwork needs to be filed regularly, and filed by the applicant–the case manager can't do it for them. Taking a temporary job or getting a back payment could mean they end up with too much money temporarily to qualify for Medicaid.
With the end of Medicaid, comes the end of medication and a doctor's supervision. And unplanned pharmaceutical "vacations" can have serious side effects beyond the reappearance of the symptoms of mental illness. "For psychotropic medications in particular, there can be some real risks to just stopping medication without it being tapered down," said Shoenfeld. "We know what happens when people who need it are unmedicated–they're much more at risk for big problems, whether that's violence toward themselves or violence toward others."
To me, it comes down to the crazy guy on the sidewalk. Seattle can spend all the money it wants on tourism and slogans, but there is nothing like the unmitigated wretchedness of a homeless person wandering in freezing weather–too loud and frightening for a shelter–to suggest who we are for visitors.


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• The NCAA has extended Tennessee's probation by two years as part of additional penalties handed down Friday following the ruling that former football assistant coach Willie Mack Garza provided impermissible travel and lodging to a former prospect. Penalties include a public reprimand and censure plus a reduction in official visits, evaluation days and complimentary tickets to recruits on unofficial visits. This extends a probationary period that started in August 2011 and now runs through Aug. 23, 2015. Garza, who worked at Tennessee on former coach Lane Kiffin's staff, received a three-year show-cause order. The show-cause penalty means that any school that hires him must prove to the NCAA that it is rules compliant. Garza resigned as USC's secondary coach two days before the Trojans started their 2011 season.
• Iowa president Sally Mason is apologizing for the school's failure to protect athletes and employees in its handling of a former athletics department official accused of sexual harassment. Mason said in a statement Friday that the university will make changes to avoid a repeat of what she called an "isolated breakdown" in the case of Peter Gray, who resigned last week after working as associate director of athletics student services since 2002.
• Despite not allowing its star freshman quarterback to talk to the media and recently stating a "no Heisman campaign policy," Texas A&M launched a Heisman website on behalf of Johnny Manziel this week. The website, johnnyfootball.aggieathletics.com, features a bio, videos, accolades and a nifty, interactive stat tool that allows visitors to compare Manziel's numbers with those of his Heisman competitors.
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Most hockey players get excited as the season approaches, yet Alaska Aces winger Tyler Ruegsegger, whose signing was announced by the ECHL club Thursday, is undoubtedly more eager than practically anyone.
After all, more than five months have passed since Ruegsegger's season came to a crashing, excruciating halt when he was struck in the face by a puck during practice while on promotion to the Abbotsford Heat of the American Hockey League.
"Power-play practice, first drill, 5-on-0, no pressure, just passing and shooting,'' Ruegsegger recounted over the phone. "Basically, I just took a one-timer right to the face.''
Ruegsegger said his right cheek "spider-webbed, like cracked glass,'' though, fortunately, the fractures remained stable. His lip was mangled, requiring reconstruction. Several of his teeth were pushed in -- miraculously, he did not loose any teeth -- and he required extensive dental work.
Ruegsegger missed the rest of the season, costing him potential playoff games with the Heat or, certainly, playoff games with the Aces.
"I was playing well, and to have that happen was disappointing,'' Ruegsegger said. "And the poor guy who hit me felt so bad. It was just a fluke, a random fluke.''
After taking a month completely off and returning to his family's home in Faribault, Minn. -- "The Calgary Flames and Abbotsford organizations were completely class acts about it,'' he said -- Ruegsegger began light exercise. He was cleared to play again at the start of June and has been skating at Shattuck-St. Mary's in Faribault with other pros and college players.
"I feel good, I feel healthy,'' Ruegsegger said. "I'm excited to get going.''
The Aces on Thursday also announced the signing of returning winger Garry Nunn, who will enter his third full season, and fourth season overall, with the only pro club he has known.
Both Nunn and Ruegsegger, who will enter his second full season, and third season overall, with the Aces, should provide offense, though in different ways.
Nunn, 22, is all about speed. In 67 games last season, he hit career highs in goals, assists and points with 15-29--44 totals, which ranked him fourth on the team in goals and tied for fourth in points. Aces coach Rob Murray expects Nunn to keep elevating his game.
"Realistically, he's going to be a guy we're going to lean on to bring (offense) to the team,'' Murray said. "He's shown he can do it, and now he has to show he can keep progressing.''
Ruegsegger, 24, is all about persistence. The culture of the sport demands unrelenting hard work -- less than total effort is considered a character flaw -- and Ruegsegger is known for consistent training and work habits.
"You cannot question the character of this kid,'' Murray said. "He's tenacious. He's relentless. That's him in a nutshell.''
In 47 games for the Aces last season, Ruegsegger delivered 13-12--25 totals. He also played eight AHL games -- four with Bridgeport, four with Abbotsford -- and has played 20 AHL games in his first two seasons.
This summer, he is working with a personal skating coach in Minnesota to improve the one part of his game that is below average.
"The one thing I know he has taken to heart is that he realizes what may be holding him back is his skating,'' Murray said. "I think he sees the value in it now. He's worked on it all summer. He's trying to improve.''
Ruegsegger said he has been playing shinny hockey this summer with a full face-mask but expects to soon go the half-shield all ECHL players wear. He doesn't think he'll be skittish about potentially being in the path of the puck.
"The first time I put a visor on, which I probably will soon, I don't think I'll be hesitant, just more aware,'' he said.
Find Doyle Woody's blog at adn.com/hockeyblog or call him at 257-4335.
2012-13 Alaska Aces With Thursday's announced signings of wingers Tyler Ruegsegger and Garry Nunn, the Alaska Aces have announced the signings of nine players for the 2012-13 ECHL season: Forwards -- Nick Mazzolini, Jordan Kremyr, Tim Hall, Matt Robinson, Tyler Ruegsegger, Garry Nunn. Defensemen -- Kane Lafranchise, Steve Ward. Goalie -- Gerald Coleman.
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Farmington junior Nate Monroe shot a 4-over-par 76 to earn individual medalist honors at the Class 1A Havana Sectional at Wee-Ma-Tuk Hills on Saturday.
Monroe was one of three area boys golfers to advance to next weekend's state tournament at Prairie Vista Golf Course in Bloomington. Midwest Central junior Chase Picken and senior Jake Payne each carded 81s to make the cut on the number.
Pleasant Plains won the sectional team crown, edging Petersburg PORTA by two strokes with a four-player total of 328. Junior Zach Ross led the way for Plains with a 77, while Mitch Koehler (83), Matt Nika (84) and Blake Bergmann (84) also scored.
PORTA was led by a 78 from senior Nate Hopper.
Both teams will advance to state, along with Winchester, which finished third.
Carlinville's Eric Pingold (78), Palmyra Northwestern's Tyler Woods (79), Cambridge's Jack Bumann (79), Pittsfield's Payton Gordley (80), Mt. Sterling Brown County's Ben Hooker (80), Williamsville's Marty Pesch (81), and Mendon Unity's Will Klusmeyer advanced to state as individuals.
Five area teams missed the state cut — Kewanee (fourth), Havana (eighth), Tremont (ninth), Midwest Central (10th) and United (11th) all failed to advance.
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