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My husband, Dave, and I have been in a dinner group with three other couples for a few years. We often share our recipes. This grilled pork was served by one of the couples, and I decided to "pear" it with this fabulous salsa. —Suzan Ward, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 pounds pork tenderloin, cut into 3/4-inch slices
- 4 cups chopped peeled pears (about 4 medium)
- 1/3 cup chopped red onion
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint or 2 teaspoons dried mint
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1 tablespoon grated lime peel
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the lime juice, oil, garlic, cumin, oregano and pepper; add pork. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate overnight. Drain and discard marinade.
- Grill pork, uncovered, over medium heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until juices run clear.
- In a bowl, combine the salsa ingredients. Serve with the pork. Yield: 8 servings.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Originally published as Grilled Pork with Pear Salsa in Country Extra May 2001, p49
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New Here & doing ED Soon. I'm Scared!! help!!
Hi there. I'm not sure what questions you have, but ask away..I'm an open book. My first FSH came back at 21 so I can relate. Feel free to private message me as well.
Me (36) DH (35) DS (13) Our twins (2 years old!)
We decided to welcome egg donation as part of our journey to conceive. Depending on your needs, this is a viable option for becoming a parent. I struggled longer with feelings of sadness that my DNA was "kicked off the team"! but when I think of adoption, I want more to carry the baby and at least have the genes of my husband in our child. As well, once you receive the embryos through IVF, they are all yours!
From beginning to end, it is all about love... and I hope to love our children (should God bless us with them!) from womb to the world! I am happy to answer any questions I can, feel free to ask!
Abryan86 - It took me quite some time to get used to the idea of using an egg donor. It really felt right when we finally found just the right gal for us. And they say that even the it is not your DNA, that the child is biologically yours. When you carry them, you can turn on and off traits on the DNA chain. You will nourish them and it will be your blood going through them. The statistics that I have seen show a 65% chance of getting pregnant in a fresh cycle.
Good Luck.
abryan86 Im so sorry for you to be experiencing this at such a young age. I can trully tell you for me it was a hard decision and I am 39! Still I had to go trough my own process and finally after a year of other stuff I decided it was time for DE. So when I entered into it I embraced it fully. Now Im 22 wks pregnant and couldnt imagine being happier. Like with any decision, the hardest part is to make it, once you are ready it becomes your blessing! Good Luck and let us know ow it goes.
In love with our daughter Mia. Born March 29th, 2011.
I was also worried about the cost and being approved for a loan..my husbands credit was "ok" and mine was good. Before I got really deep into researching, I went ahead and made sure that our loan would be approved..can't move forward w/out that, right? We did it online and hitting that send button for approval is a moment I will never forget. We got our approval about 2-3 minutes later and from that moment on I was researching and comparing doctors, clinics etc. high and low. Everything really went fast after that. Everyones situation will be different, but just as an example..our loan approval was for my IVF cycle only which was about $12-$13k. Our clinic did not have a donor database so we worked w/ an outside agency which was another $10-$13k and meds had to be purchased from a speciality pharmacy for about $2-$3k. So while we were approved for our first loan, the other money came from what we had saved and my parents were kind enough to loan us a big portion as well. Hopefully you'll be able to get just one big loan to eliminate that hassle.
As far as rates, all clinics vary. Most things that I read said that the chances with my condition (high fsh w/ the diagnosis of premature ovarian failure) were about 60-70%, as long as your other tests (hysteroscopy etc.) come back ok. 60-70% is VERY high considering research stating that a fertile woman has just a 15% chance of getting pregnant each month.
Choosing a donor was tough in some sense, but not in others. Because we went with a pretty large agency, we had a ton of donors to choose from. Initially we thought we would choose someone local (to cut travel costs etc.) but found that the compensation for the donors in our area were higher and choosing a different area would actually still cost the same. WOOHOO..that opened up more options. Long story short, we chose a donor who lived about 8 hours away, saw 4-5 pics, got her family and medical history and a lengthy personal profile page w/ lots of info about her personality and lifestyle. She preferred not to, but was willing to talk to or meet us if wanted, but I also didn't feel that was necessary. It isn't easy...just make sure when you start the process you're physically and emotionally ready.
Me (36) DH (35) DS (13) Our twins (2 years old!)
I had shots and pills, but it all depends on your doctors protocol. I know some ladies have used patches and suppositories. I was on shots and hated it! Progesterone shots everyday for the first trimester and Estrogen shots every Mon and Thursday for the first trimester so there wasn't a day that I didn't get injected and some days I had two shots! Also, in the very beginning of your cycle they'll most likely want to get you in sync with your donor so you'll be put on birth control pills for about two weeks. I started off w/ BCPs, baby aspirin, estrace pills, and closer to embryo transfer I also had to take doxcycline and medrol for a few days. Sounds like a lot, but you'll be amazed at how fast you have everything down. They give you a break down by calendar which I had memorized the day I received it.
Me (36) DH (35) DS (13) Our twins (2 years old!)
I sure was. If they had told me my chance of a BFP was 99.9% I still would have been scared, LOL.
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These Competition Elkskin Ropers take the Standard Elkskin Ropers to the next level with an added hook and loop wrist closure, reversed for ergonomic advantage, and also add a generous Elkskin covered TF3 impact-foam knuckle pad.
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I'm on my second pair.Gotta say I really like them!
I have wide hands but short fingers.
The gloves seem to mold to your hand.
I wore my first pair for a summer,over 10,000 miles,them wore them through the winter of '12-'13(I live in northern Indiana in the Lake Michigan Snow Belt) when to broke for plate on car,and one time my wife did me a "favor"and dried my gloves,,,in the oven!
That's why I'm on my second pair,it dried the leather out and even though I got one more summer out of them they were dry and started to deteriorate.
If you don't ride year round you should get five seasons with proper care.
I Love my Ropers,so soft!
Yet tough!
Rich AKA Wildcat_drvr (Posted on 6/13/14)
- Favorite GlovesReview by GEOF
- Aerostitchs' claims are in my opinion accurate ! I plan to get a second pair before some unforeseen event makes that impossible. (Posted on 6/6/14)
- Comp RopersReview by Wilco
- I already own a pair of the elkskin gauntlet gloves that I have been wearing in what passes for winter in S. Fla. I did not realize how comfortable they were until I switched back to my old summer gloves. I decided to try a pair of Comp Ropers for summer use. The fit is great, which is a problem I have had with other gloves, as I have medium sized hands but long fingers. They are just as comfortable as the gauntlet version, except for a seam inside the left glove that rubs where two fingers meet; I pulled the glove inside out and trimmed the seam a bit, which helped, but probably will have to try a bit more trimming. Would liked to have them available in the natural/tan color, but not a big deal. All in all, great gloves and well worth the price. (Posted on 5/5/14)
- Yes!Review by John
- Finally a pair of gloves that I can put on and take off of my very large and very mangled hands. They are very comfortable and I have a great sense of touch with them. (Posted on 4/24/14)
- # 421 Comp Elksin Roper glovesReview by Sjaak
Comp Elkskin Roper #421
The gloves have an addictive kind of moulding fit. Like a second skin. You must allow some time to let them form to your hands. The workmanship is fine. The price is good. Fantastic compact size, slips easily in my Darien front pocket out of the way. It stays on the hand securely. The straps are indeed in the right place and pull direction, no loose straps flapping. The seal to my slightly short Darien jacket sleeves is minimal, but adequate on warmer days above +10 Celcius, on an unfaired motorcycle. They are grippy, sticky, and make holding the throttle open against the cable springs easier: less squeeze necessary than with countless other gloves I've used up over the years. This is a bigger deal than it appears to be. I noticed that characteristic when using my other winter gloves.
Additional thoughts in hindsight:
- The gauntlet version would be advantageous for me because of the complete seal with the jacket sleeve.
- a light lining a the back of the glove would make the practical temperature range for this model much larger in spring and fall weather while retaining the tight fit and compact size.
-An Elkskin model with the gauntlet and light lining at the glove back side would be ideal for me, so my next pair might be the Gauntlet model with liner gloves for chilly weather.
#421 gloves come highly recommended!
(Posted on 4/10/14)
- Awesome glovesReview by Yeager
Fantastic gloves. Had quite a few pairs of other riding gloves, kept telling myself I couldn't justify spending so much on a pair of gloves over and over, and that they must not be that tough or worth it - after all they don't have all the "high tec" padding, carbon fiber, bottle opener, etc.
Well, after having all the other gloves slowly fall apart and either be a pain to put on or not warm/versatile enough, I finally broke down and purchased these. I'm so happy I did. I wear them every day, even down into the upper 20s a few times with silk liners to keep me warm. I haven't had to test them in a crash scenario, which I'm glad, but I feel like they'd be adequate. Also the little thumb wiper is an AWESOME idea. (Posted on 11/21/13)
- Houston, we have the solution!Review by Kevin
- I've tried a lot of gloves over the years, by manufacturers both major and cottage. These are the best! Agreed, if I was road racing, I'd want something with ballistic armor everywhere; and in the winter I will switch to a winter glove, but for most of the year these are my first choice. And when (if) I ever wear these out, I will buy another pair without even looking at anything else. (Posted on 9/8/13)
- Fits like a....gloveReview by Peter
- I would recommend these gloves to anyone. I just completed a Labor Day weekend ride logging around 1,400 miles right through the Midwest hot flash ending at 106 degrees in Kansas. I have to say, those gloves were great and felt cooler than my older gloves which contain some air vent holes for circulation. The most amazing thing is they felt soft and broken in the moment I put them on. (Posted on 9/5/13)
- Comfort and durabilityReview by Ricky
- This is the third pair of Elk skin ropers I've used. The first 2 pairs were very comfortable with little breakin required. Warm weather comfort was outstanding. These gloves held up to many miles of hard riding before having to be replaced. The third pair were purchased for my every other year trip To Rhode Island from Louisiana trip and they preformed as expected. These are my go to gloves for all but the coldest weather (Posted on 7/8/13)
- New favorite glovesReview by Tom
- Love them, broke in quickly and very comfortable. (Posted on 6/12/13)
- Excellent fit and constructionReview by Sally_Forth
- The Elkskin leather is thick and yet very soft. I was right between two sizes and chose the smaller. The fit is perfect. The glove fingers are the right length when curled around a grip. (Posted on 10/17/12)
- Competition Roper vs Deerskin/elkskin gauntletReview by Pete
- I've had 2 pair of Aero gauntlets (deerskin/elkskin palms) have loved them best glove ever in (+40 years of motorcycling), love the soft deerskin tops & the longer gauntlet 'til last season's purchase of Aero Competition Roper. Now I'm not so sure. The shorter Comp. Roper impresses me with it'seasy on & off, excellent durability of elkskin leather. Even wet they're warm ?~ must be the elk thing. Jury's still considering the final verdict - must ride more to deliberate on this ruling. Carry on providing us with such a fine product at a bargain price. Goggles (Posted on 6/27/12)
- Why didn't I buy these soonerReview by DLS
- Really, why didn't I buy these sooner? These are the best gloves I've ever had, first ride they felt as comfortable as an old pair of jeans. Buy them,you will not regret it, same as any Aerostich product I've had so far. FYI, they look better with a little road grunge anyway, Nothing looks as good new as it does in the 'well used' state, these will look that way quick because you won't want to take them off. (Posted on 5/31/12)
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Washable Leather?
"All of the elkskin glove models are cut and sewn on the exact same patterns so they fit similarly from model to model, but there are slight variations from glove to glove because each glove is hand made and each section of elkhide is a little different. A great way to quickly custom-fit a new pair is to fully wet-saturate on a warm day when you know you'll be riding continuously for several hours, then let them dry and conform to the shape of your hands during that ride.
Elkskin and deerskin can be safely washed using warm water and mild soap. This removes accumulated dirt, oils and stains and will help gloves last longer and feel nicer. After rinsing to remove residual soap, gloves should be gently wrung damp and allowed to dry gradually at room temperature. Do not apply direct heat when drying. They shrink slightly but will stretch to fit during wear."
Which Elk Glove?
"...As I mentioned earlier, I do a lot of sport riding and sport touring on a Honda VFR and will do occasional adventure touring on the GS, so I was leaning toward the gauntlet. Would there be any issues with that fitting over the sleeve of a Roadcrafter and allowing smooth rotation of the wrist?
Insulation is not really an issue, given that I live in San Francisco and the climate here is fairly consistent - rarely below high 40s or above the mid 80s." —Chuck S. (email)
Thanks for your question. I wear both versions of the Elk glove. About 90% of the time I grab either the regular or competition Elkskin Ropers. The gauntleted version is also available, but I seldom take it. Probably only because I don't have a sport bike option like your VFR.
The gauntlet on the unininsulated version of the gauntleted ropers is not lined, so the suede-ish backside of the leather does drag slightly against the sleeve of a textile jacket, but it's not enough (to me) to be an issue. Also, as the gloves break in the suede-ishness wears a way slightly so the drag seems even less after a few hundred miles.
The gauntleted models are slightly more to deal with in subtle, nuanced ways. There are just 'more glove'. The fastest and most unconscious pull-on-and-go is the regular roper. You just snap the wrist snap without thinking and go. Perfect for everyday short-hop, on-and-off-the-bike riding. Next fastest/easiest is the competition model. The wrist strap is much more secure than the snap, but it takes a nano-more of consciousness to manipulate it. For all-day riding, though, I usually pick this one. The gauntlet models add another nano-bit of rigamarole, but for a sport bike rider are probably a better option. These shades of ease-of-use distinction are very slight.
When I travel I normally take two pair of gloves -- usually a pair of competition ropers for wear most of the time, and the insulated gauntleted ropers or Luxury Cowhide. And the triple digit raincovers.
Last November I rode around Lake Superior with some friends on Gold Wings. I was riding my unfaired bike which has heated grips, but is without hand guards (wind protectors). Temps every morning were about 30ºf and the high each day was about 45ºf. I had both of the above and switched multiple times for comparison and evaluation. In the end I liked the insulated elk ones slightly better, but it was very close.
Since that trip (and as a result my experiences on it…) we have slightly increased the insulation thickness of the wind barrier hidden within the backside of the hands and fingers on the insulated elk ropers. Before it was a layer of windproof fabric placed between the wool liner and the elkskin outer. Now it's a layer of thin windproof fleece (fleece laminated to a layer of wind blocking coated fabric).
The elk gloves are sized by glove sizes, not s,m,l, xl, etc. Basically there are twice as many sizes. For example, both a size 9 and a 9.5 are 'm' graded. So you end up with a more precise fit. A good-fitting glove is as important as a good-fitting shoe. It's the only real difference between an ok glove and a great glove.
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Hungary will compensate the families of victims of one the country's worst racially motivated serial murders since World War II, citing shortcomings in a probe into the deaths of six ethnic Roma, including a five-year-old boy and his father.
An inquiry will "probably find" that law enforcement officials "committed errors or omission," including ones for which they may bear "criminal responsibility," Human Resources Minister Zoltan Balog told reporters yesterday.
The murders in 2008 and 2009 took place in four different locations and focused attention on racism against the mostly impoverished community of Roma, or Gypsies, Hungary's largest minority. Three Roma were initially arrested in 2008 for one of the crimes and spent 11 months in custody before charges were dropped, Index news website said on Aug. 6.
"We know specifically that the life of the last victim may have been saved had the secret service and the police worked together properly," Balog said.
A Budapest court on Aug. 6 sentenced three men to life imprisonment without parole for murder while a fourth was sentenced to 13 years. The sentences can be appealed.
The crimes took place in rural areas, several of them during the night. The father and son were murdered while they were trying to escape their house after it was set ablaze with Molotov cocktails. Another was shot in bed. A fourth person was shot to death while leaving for work, while the fifth and sixth victims were shot in an attack while their home was set ablaze.
A team of 120 police officers hunted the perpetrators before arresting the suspects in August 2009. Police said the killers had been planning three other attacks.
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We love going to the farmer's market on summer Saturdays to by homegrown lettuce and fresh produce for salads. I hope you'll try my special dressing, made with pureed vegetables. I've received compliments on its flavor and pretty color.
- 3/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 celery ribs, cut into chunks
- 1 small onion, cut into chunks
- 1 small carrot, cut into chunks
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- 8 cups spring mix salad greens
- 2 medium tomatoes, cut into wedges
- 1 medium cucumber, sliced
- 2 green onions, sliced
- 1/2 cup chow mein noodles
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- In a blender, combine the first six ingredients; cover and process until smooth. While processing, gradually add oil in a steady stream. Transfer to a bowl or small pitcher; cover and refrigerate until serving.
- In a large bowl, combine the salad ingredients. Stir dressing and serve with salad. Refrigerate leftover dressing. Yield: 10 servings (3 cups dressing).
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Thats so bad! I'd be way more careful if I were her!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous20 February 2015 at 04:17
well maybe she just wants to meet her craving fans me being one of them of courseDelete
- Anonymous2 May 2015 at 13:49
This is really bad u r giving away her address like a leaflet it is her private life u should just leave it alone how would u like if people handed out ur address and started turning up at ur door looking over your garden fence and she loves her fans but back off some people r saying that she should be more careful but she doesn't want to be worrying about people finding where she lives there r people asking for more information on it and its just terrible I am a fan of zoella but I'm not a perv people asking the street name and going outside her house and trying to see her are pervs.Delete
- Anonymous20 October 2015 at 10:12
I know where she lives!Delete
The root cause is Instagram automatically geo-tagging uploaded pictures!ReplyDelete
Guests at her house have uploaded photos whist there and because they have their geo-tagging automatically on.... it shows her street.
Zoe herself doesn't have this enabled for the obvious reason!Replies
Could you tell me the street please.Delete
- Anonymous28 December 2014 at 08:39
- Anonymous25 May 2014 at 17:58
Im glad I'm not the only one that thought this! Some of her vlog footage etc gives it away, and google maps etc makes it so easy to find. I know she has a right to her privacy, but she should be more careful if she wants to prevent it :/ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8 September 2014 at 10:55
- Anonymous17 November 2014 at 12:38
And her new houseReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 December 2014 at 19:10
Yet some people still think they don't make much money from YouTube. All the best to them, personally I think it's fantastic, very rare for a young couple in their early 20's to be able to spend 1mil on their first home.Delete
How do you find this information??? They need to be more carefull !!Delete
- Anonymous28 December 2014 at 15:13
Alfies old flat: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-32931912.htmlReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 February 2015 at 04:19
I think shes thought it outReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 February 2015 at 14:11
Doesn't she have anxiety? Guys that is violating her privacy! You could cause Zoe to stop making videos if you make her to uncomfortable. Please keep her well being in mind.ReplyDelete


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What are the real threats facing the Afghan people as we approach 2014, when international military troops withdraw to their bases or leave the country -- and responsibility for security rests wholly with Afghanistan?
It is a little late to be attempting to change his image as "America's Man." We find ourselves wondering why he would be trying to do so in the first place. His legacy is clear to all. No pandering to domestic political interests is going to change that.
If only the actual drone program, and the strategic thinking that underlies it, were to undergo the same sort of review as a little contraption of cloth and medal.
Twelve years later, the mission is very different in Afghanistan, and the threats have metastasized like a cancer.
As long as Hindu battles Muslim, Muslim persecutes Christian, and Islamic sects are willing to slaughter each other, there is nothing the United States can do to help establish anything worthwhile that will last. It will have to come from within.
An astute political animal, Karzai recognizes that the Afghan public long ago soured on the American military presence. And he calculates that assailing the foreigners is his best ticket to shoring up the legitimacy of his regime.
Now that the president has met Hamid Karzai concerning our future in Afghanistan, he will meet with his advisers to determine the level of U.S. involvement after the withdrawal of our main combat force. How many troops should we leave behind? The answer is simple: none.
The Obama national security team has put a happy face on the Afghan war this week for the visit of President Karzai ("We ARE making progress," Panetta...
In Chuck Hagel and John Kerry, President Obama is bringing aboard one man who opposed the surge in Afghanistan, and has long called for a drawdown, and another who quickly realized the surge was not a success, and called for a shift in strategy.
The Taliban vowed to continue fighting against American troops remaining in Afghanistan after 2014, demonstrating the need for larger number of U.S. troops to support the fragile Afghan security forces defend their nation and to prevent al-Qaeda gain grounds in the country.
Afghanistan, the country that never really was, is not about to become one tomorrow. Nor does American security depend on whether or not it does -- yet another convenient lie.
Does our government ever look at the overall picture? Nothing could be more representative of the slimy, counter-productive nature of Karzai's leadership than the bank scandal.
Afghan president Hamid Karzai's order to his forces to wrest control of Bagram prison from the U.S. highlights Afghans' growing testiness. It comes just as talks begin on new security arrangements to govern a continued U.S. military presence.
Have we, those no longer in service, met our obligations to those still serving and to those who will serve? Have we honestly and critically examined our most recent histories and reported, candidly, what we saw, what we did, what we accomplished, whether or not it was worth it and what it meant?
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The CHYS Society is a great way to enhance your university experience. It provides opportunities for Child and Youth studies majors to come together to share ideas and enjoy one another's company. We also aim to engage in a number of activities to raise money for children's charitable organizations. By becoming a CHYS Society member you will enhance your academic experience through interactions with other students, professors and the community at large.
Your participation and enthusiasm can help build a positive identity both within the university and outside. The society is made up executive members listed below, and various representatives from each academic year that speak to their 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th year classes about current activities in the Child and Youth Studies Society. We are always looking for members to volunteer at our upcoming events. Even if you are not a child youth studies student and would like to get involved with any of our volunteer opportunities email us at
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Co-Presidents: Megan Haviland and Michelle Csercsics
Vice- President: Amy Wilcox
Secretary/Treasurer: Kimberley Padayachy
Past Events:
Motivational Photo Booth – March 2015
We raised awareness for the CHYS Society by creating a motivational photo booth.
Clothing Drive
– December 2015 – March 2015
We placed clothing donation bins around campus to collect unwanted but gently used clothing, hats, mitts, unused socks, etc., for Gillian's Place Women's Shelter. They also assist children so both women's and children's clothing would be greatly appreciated. Check our Facebook page in December for locations of boxes.
Volunteering at the Breakfast Club
– December 2014 – present
Each week our members volunteered at the Breakfast Club at St. Charles School in Thorold. We donated our time to prepare, serve and clean up breakfast to children in need. We will be continuing volunteering with the Breakfast Club this year.
Menchies Fundraiser
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We partnered with Menchies Frozen Yogurt to raise money for a local Breakfast Club. 10 percent of each purchase was donated to the Breakfast Club program to help purchase breakfast foods and supplies for the program.
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By joining the society it will be considered as volunteering. This experience and participation gets added to your experience plus transcript (this is a transcript that includes all the extracurricular activities you have been involved in with Brock U) and is a great addition to your resume.
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While much of the focus on renewable electricity production focuses on green alternatives, a team of engineers at Oregon State University is looking at ways to improve electricity production from a "brown" source – namely sewage. The engineers found that using new coatings on the anodes of microbial electrochemical cells they were able to increase the electricity production from sewage about 20 times.
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We used a fan when DS was little. We've been lucky since and 'inherited' a white noise machine.
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Team USA: 2015
Current Vice President of Minnesota Orienteering Club (since 2009) and set/vet several meets each year for our club (member since 2004); current member of Orienteering USA; current member of Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists (MORC); and International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA).
Jeff Dickey
Residence: Arlington, VA
• September 2014, QOC MTBO, 1st Overall
• 2009, MTB Cross-Country National Championships, Age 30-34, 4th Place
• 2008, MTB Cross-Country National Championships, Age 30-34, 3rd Place
• 2007, MTB US National Short-Track Championships, Age 30+, 1st Place
• 1994-1995, NCAA Division 1 Cross-Country Ski Team
Club: Quantico Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2015
With ski racing as my primary sport, I started into mountain biking in the late 1980s as a way to stay in shape during the off season. My history also includes alpine ski racing, ski jumping, and cross-country skiing. Since 1995, I have focused on cycling as my primary sport. I have raced at an elite level on the mountain bike since 1996 and I have been involved with orienteering and adventure racing since 2003.
Rachel Furman
Residence: Little Rock, AR
• 2014, Arkansas MTB Championship Series, Women 19-39, 1st Place
• 2014, Arkansas MTB Marathon Series, Women 19-39, 1st Place
• 2014, Wausau 24/9, 12-Hour Solo, 3rd Female Overall, 7th Overall
• 2014, USARA Nationals, 2nd Overall (Bushwhacker)
• IRVOC MTBO, November 2012, 2nd Overall
• IRVOC MTBO, November 2011, 3rd Overall
Club: Ark-La-Tex Orienteering Society
Team USA: 2015
As an active participant with IRVOC, I volunteered at many of our O-Meets, hosted (set courses and directed) one or more meets a year, and served as Communication chair. I participated in our annual board meetings to help set the direction of the club, our schedule, and worked towards other improvements such as our e-punch system. Since moving from Illinois to Little Rock, I have found that my new area does not have an existing orienteering club. Though I attended one meet held by nearby ALTOS, I found that they have no maps for Arkansas and do not hold meets in the state. I see an opportunity to create a club or at least introduce orienteering types of events to the central Arkansas area and will work towards that goal.
Sarah Ginsbach
Residence: Huntsville, TX
Occupation: Registration Lead - Physicians ER
• 2011 2nd Female Open 24 Hours of Rocky Hill Solo
• 2011 XTERRA Worlds Qualifier/Competitor
• 2012 UTI Cross Worlds Qualifier for Team USA
• 2012 Texas State MTB Champion Cat 1
• 2013 Super D National Champion
• 2012-Present Member of MOAT AR Team
Club: North Texas Orienteering Association
Team USA: 2014, 2015
I have a passion for endurance MTB races. Marathon through 24 hour solo. I am a 2 time Bike Toss World Champion (2010 & 2011) with a serious cooking, baking, & eating problem. I was born in Oregon and moved to Texas in 2000. My degree is in Applied Math, Microbiology, and floating the Comal River. I love anything that gets me outdoors!
Susan Grandjean
Residence: Portland, OR
Occupation: Warehouse Manager at Showers Pass
• 2003 National Champion for Expert Class in Mountain Biking.
• 2004 Collegiate Omnium National Champion (combination of cross country, short track, dual slalom, and downhill)
• US Ski-O Team member 1992, 1994, 2009
Club: Columbia River Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
I came in 2nd at the 1998 World Championships in Shovel Racing. Half a second from 1st, 60 mph on a shovel!
Peter Jolles
Residence: Marietta, GA
Occupation: Mechanical Engineer—GE Power Systems
• Captain and navigator of Checkpoint Zero adventure racing team since 2008
• 2008 Ultra O-gain—First Place
• 2010 Checkpoint Tracker National Adventure Race Series—1st place
• 2012 Patagonian Expedition Race—5th place
• 2014 GODZone Adventure Race—1st place international team
Club: Georgia Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2014, 2015
When not running or riding I enjoy building furniture and woodworking. I can also be found helping kids build robots to compete in the FIRST Robotics competition.
Abra McNair
Residence: Portland, OR
Occupation: Advocate—City of Portland Transportation Division
• Won the 2010 Women's Cat B Cross Crusade Cyclocross Series
• 1st Cat 2 MTB Short Track Series 2010
• 1st Cat 4 Swan Island Criterium 2010
• 3rd in the Pro/Cat 1 MTB Short Track Series in 2011
• Competed at 2012 MTBO World Championships in Hungary
Club: Columbia River Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
My most intense try-out experience was for the position of my high school mascot, the panther. My year as panther led me to a second mascot position as coyote, the mascot for a local Wenatchee AAA baseball team.
Thomas Puzak
Residence: Excelsior, MN
Occupation: Writer/Real Estate Investment Company Owner
• 2nd place overall at Arrowhead 135
• Former adventure racing national champion
• Two finishes in the top 40% of the field at last year's world champs
• Comet of the Year Award, 2013, for WMTBOC performance
Club: Minnesota Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2013, 2014, 2015
Tom loves to orienteer when he's not playing chess, playing Frisbee with his Australian Shepard Baxter, traveling to cover a story in his role as a writer for gearjunkie.com, or driving in his old and rusty RV as far as two gas tanks will allow (approx 180 miles).
Dave Swanson
Residence: Burnsville, MN
Occupation: Category Manager—Mass Retail Industry
• 12th place, Arrowhead Ultra 135, 2015
• 2nd place Solo Male, 2012 Checkpoint Tracker National Championships
• 1st place, Team Gearjunkie, 2012 MNOC Adventure-O
• 1st place Solo Male, 2011 Checkpoint Tracker National Championships
• 1st place, Team Wedali, 2011 Berryman 36-hour Adventure Race
Club: Minnesota Orienteering Club
Team USA: 2014, 2015
When the single track is too muddy to ride, I am usually outside running, kayaking, and orienteering. Splash in a few Sudoku puzzles, coffee, and hanging out on the patio with my 100 pound dog is where you will find me in the early morning. On a rainy day—leisurely working on the old car, motorcycle, or wood kayak in the garage. Fat biking, skate skiing, and snowboarding fills the winter months.
Nathan Winkelmann
Residence: Huntsville, TX
Occupation: Finance/Cycling Coach
• 4x MTB National Champion
• 14 Years of MTBing
• Adventure Racing 7 years
• World Duathlon competitor 2007 & 2008
• USARA Sprint Adventure Race National Champion
• USARA Nationals, 5th place 2009, 2010-Team MOAT
• 2008 Primal Quest-Montana, 5th place-Team MOAT
Club: North Texas Orienteering Association
Team USA: 2014, 2015
I spend a lot of my time coaching others on how to mountain bike. At nights, I'm up at the karate school teaching and sparring. I'm very good at quoting funny movies, and about 60% of the time I joke 90% of the time.
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Dr doesn't think I will make it to May.. So we are hoping to make it to March 25, 32 weeks..
I'm just confused about the steroid shots & ffn test...
I'm in London so doctors think differently here. My doct is one of the best known Prof for pre-term and cervix problems. He thinks that the FNF test gives you a certain answer only if negative so not really that important. Re steroids shots, they can only do them once or maximum twice as they have side effects and are most effective if your child is born one week after the shot. Hence over here are very careful in choosing when they give you the shot.
I think measure of cervix is important but doct also look at a qualitative indicator to see whether it looks healthy or under stress. If you don't have a funnel is usually a good thing. Also, remember it can grow back. I wnet from 1.9cm to 2.5cm and even reached 3.0cm without cerclage.
Bets of luck!!!
My Baby Girl Arrived 04/16/2013 @ 35w1d (Original Due Date 05/20/2013) Cerclage/17 weeks of bedrest!
Baby Boy (Angel) 11/2000
Ectopic Pregnancy 03/2009
Your cervix can grow BACK??? That is probably the one most hopeful piece of information I have heard since this whole ordeal began. While I know that I have very little to no control over if that happens or not, the fact that it CAN happen gives my mind something to think about other than it getting smaller and my baby showing up way before he needs to. Power of positive thinking, right? :)
I get FFN test every week and got the steroids at 26 weeks after three weeks of repeated shortening. I agree with a PP, the FFN is only reliable if negative (99% you will not go into labor in the next 5 days). If positive, it is a 33% that you could go into labor. I read some great articles in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gyneacology about repeat screenings for shortened cervix. What I read was the best diagnotics are your ultrasound (which gives cervical measurements) and FFN combined. That is exactly what my high risk MFM specialists are doing every time I go in. They will do contraction monitoring (which is always negative in my case) as we are waiting for the FFN results (2 hours or so). It is a great treatment plan and I love that I know what to expect every single time I go in. Good luck.
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The Dreamland Foundation is staffed with a dedicated team that is devoted to enriching Nantucket with year-round films and educational programs in the evolving world of digital entertainment and education.
Administrative Staff
Melissa Murphy, Executive Director
Proud to call Nantucket home, Melissa has lived on island since 1982 and was a 1993 graduate of Nantucket High School. She attended Sarah Lawrence College and graduated from Eugene Lang College in Manhattan with a degree in Arts in Context. After living in Portland, Maine for eight years, Melissa returned to Nantucket in 2008 and began her work with the Dreamland in May of 2009. An active member of the Nantucket community, she was elected to the Nantucket School Committee in 2009. While she continues to volunteer her time to various organizations, Melissa values the time spent with her family the most. She is proud and excited to bring the transformative power of film and the performing arts to the Nantucket community.
Donald Dallaire, Director of Theater Operations
Donald graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a BFA, Theater Major – focus in performance; Vocal Performance Minor. Upon graduating, Donald spent several summers performing in regional summer stock theaters along the east coast. His favorites have included Seacoast Repertory Theater (Portsmouth, NH), the historic Glove Theater (Gloversville, NY), and of course both Theater Workshop of Nantucket and the Dreamland Theater. In 2007 Donald secured his first lead role in TWN's production of Moby Dick: the musical. He returned the following summer to perform in Grease (TWN) and then he returned once more to join the Dreamland in their first production of The Sound of Music. Since then Donald has become a year round resident and full time employee with the Dreamland Foundation. He has applied his artistic and organizational skills – which reach far beyond performance – to several community organizations. Donald will continue to be seen both behind the scenes and in the spotlight at the Dreamland Foundation and anywhere else an artistic touch is needed in the community.
Traci Finnerty, Director of Finance and Administration
Traci was born and raised in California, originally arriving on Nantucket in the early 1980s. After attending Humboldt State University in Arcata, CA and Universidad Complutense in Madrid, she graduated with a B.A. in Spanish. While living in Boston, Traci worked as a certified project manager in software development and network services before returning to Nantucket to live full-time in 2003. Upon her return, Traci served for many years as the Business Administrator for a local commercial general contractor and as the Business Manager for a locally-owned lumber company. Traci is proud to be a part of the Nantucket Dreamland Foundation and brings with her an extensive and versatile business acumen. Traci is an avid runner. You may spot her and her Jack Russell Terrier running somewhere on the trails or shores of Nantucket.
Tiffany B. Gallo, Director of Educational Programming
Born and raised in Warwick, RI, Tiffany attended Marymount Manhattan College as a Communications Major for two years before transferring to the University of Rhode Island where she pursued a degree in Theater – Directing Concentration. Upon graduating with honors, Tiffany moved to Upstate NY, where she continued to develop her skills as a director and performer. It was here she realized her calling was to share her love of the arts with children. Soon she applied and was accepted to Skidmore College where she began working towards her Masters in "Enriching Education through the Arts". Before completing her degree, Tiffany landed on the island of Nantucket and never wanted to go back. Over the course of her first five years with the Nantucket Dreamland Foundation, Tiffany worked her way from guest artist, to Education Coordinator and then Program Manager. Tiffany's position now allows her to collaborate with other artists and educators from around the world, while focusing on bringing the best in quality programming to the Nantucket community.
Grace Hull, Development Associate
Grace Hull, an almost-native of Nantucket, has spent most of her life on island. After graduating Nantucket High School, she headed down south for college and graduated from Elon University in Elon, NC with a degree in Corporate Communications. She returned home to Nantucket after living in Washington DC and Boston. Grace brings over a decade of experience in sales and marketing to her role in development and is thrilled to be part of the team at the Dreamland Foundation. Grace also serves on the Board of Directors at Small Friends on Nantucket, an early education and child care program. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family at the beach and enjoying all that Nantucket has to offer.
Megan McNeely Browers, Event Coordinator
Megan McNeely Browers has lived on Nantucket since completing her undergraduate studies at Michigan State University. She worked for many years at the Nantucket Public Schools teaching French, and is an active supporter of the islands many non-profits including Nantucket STAR, the Friends of the Public Schools, and PASCON. She spends her free time enjoying Nantucket with her daughter, Emmeline, and son, Henry. Megan brings her many years on the island and dedication to the island's non-profits to her role as Event Coordinator at the Dreamland.
Technical Team
Danny Harrison, Technical Supervisor
Danny Harrison, originally from Herndon, Virginia, just outside of Washington D.C., attended James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia; where he studied Piano Performance. Danny, having moved to Boston, MA in 2005, has been a member of IATSE Local 481 Studio Mechanics Union in the Lighting and Rigging Grip departments since 2007, and has worked on numerous films shot in the Boston area. He has also toured nationally and internationally both as a performer and technician. As a lighting designer, carpenter, fabricator and technician for theatre, dance, film and special events in the entertainment industry for almost 20 years, Danny has worked for many theatre, dance, and opera companies including The Wolf Trap Opera Company, American Repertory Theatre, The Huntington Theatre Company, The Cutler Majestic Theater at Emerson College, Brandeis University Theatre, Theater Workshop of Nantucket, and the White Heron Theatre Company, to name a few. For several years he worked for a prominent Boston/NYC Rigging and Staging company doing design, fabrication, construction, theatre installations and inspections of rigging and safety systems. Despite being the lighting designer for the Dreamland's productions since 2009, Danny moved to Nantucket in the winter of 2014 to fill the role of Technical Supervisor to bring his years of experience and technical knowledge to support the needs of the many Dreamland Foundation productions and the community.
Paul Berard, Head Projectionist
Originally from Westford, MA Paul started coming to Nantucket seasonally in 2010 and became a year 'round resident in 2012. First hired by the Dreamland to move a pile of sand, when the Dreamland was just a tent, he has worked his way up the ladder to the position that he holds today. Paul studied film at Fitchburg State University, and has been passionate about movies since he first saw Evil Dead when he was 14. When not at the Dreamland he can be found working for the Department of Public Works or spending time with the ducks that live in his backyard.


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February 26, 2015
The value of freight moved between the U.S. and its North America neighbors increased for the 11th consecutive month in December while the total level for 2014 was better than the year before.
Retail prices fell in January from the month before and from a year earlier, marking the first annual drop in more than five years.
February 25, 2015
Sales of new single-family homes slipped in January from the month before but are up compared to the same time a year earlier.
February 24, 2015
The For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index hit an all-time high of 135.7 in January according to the seasonally adjusted report from American Trucking Associations.
Consumer confidence fell this month from a more than seven-year high last month, according to a new report from the private research group The Conference Board.
February 23, 2015
Existing-home sales in the U.S. declined in January to their lowest rate in nine months, but the pace was higher than a year ago for the fourth straight month, according to the National Association of Realtors.
February 19, 2015
A measure of where the American economy is headed three to six months down the road registered another monthly increase but the pace was slower than in recent months.
February 18, 2015
Business conditions in the trucking industry improved dramatically the final month of 2014, according to a new report from the transportation forecasting firm FTR.
February 17, 2015
Builder confidence in the market for newly built, single-family homes in February fell two points to a level of 55, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index released on Tuesday.
February 12, 2015
U.S. retail sales slumped in January for the second straight months, falling 0.8% from the month before, according to a new Commerce Department report and double the amount forecast by many economists.
February 11, 2015
The latest reading on freight movements in the U.S. shows the amount carried by the for-hire transportation industry was virtually unchanged in December from November, failing to rise after five consecutive months of increases, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
February 10, 2015
North American shipment volumes and total spending on freight both dropped in January, according to the Cass Freight Index, but they were also at their highest level for the month in at least three years.
Significant mid-year gains, paired with across-the-board growth in the final quarter of last year, contributed to strong overall intermodal freight performance in 2014, according to new figures from the Intermodal Association of North America.
February 6, 2015
According to the U.S. Labor Department, 257,000 jobs were added last month, while total jobs gains in December were revised upward to 329,000 from 252,000.
February 3, 2015
A full report on activity at U.S. factories in December shows drops in both shipments and new orders, according to the U.S. Commerce Department.
February 2, 2015
Consumer spending during December posted its biggest drop since September 2009, according to a new U.S. Commerce Department report on Monday.
January 30, 2015
A first look at one of the widest measures of the U.S. economy shows activity cooled in the fourth quarter of 2014.
January 29, 2015
Newly released U.S. Transportation Department figures show the amount of freight moved between the U.S. and its Canadian and Mexican neighbors edged higher by just 0.1% in November from the same time a year earlier.
January 27, 2015
Shipments of U.S. manufactured durable goods, those designed to last three years or more, rebounded in December but new orders turned in its worst performance since August, according to a new U.S. Commerce Department report.
January 26, 2015
New construction starts in December retreated 16% from the month before totaling $568.2 billion, according to construction industry data provider Dodge Data and Analytics, but posted another annual gain.
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Adelson brandishes for a visitor a June 20, 1955, issue of Life magazine, the cover of which asks if Las Vegas is "overextended." The city then had fewer than 3,000 rooms. Today it has 138,000 and 45,000 more are under construction or planned. Although Adelson thinks gambling will remain this city's motor and scoffs at the notion of Las Vegas becoming primarily a "family destination," he does think it will become to Southern California what south Florida has been to the Northeast. What Northern winters did for Florida, California's government (high taxes, low performance) will do for Las Vegas.
Far from threatening Las Vegas, state governments, America's foremost promoters of gambling, have, Adelson says, "enlarged the market." State lotteries (and casinos -- 28 states have them) whet people's appetites for a trip to gambling's Mecca.
A long-running show at the Hilton here is "Menopause: The Musical." While the number of Americans over 65 has increased 20 percent since 1990, in Nevada the number has increased more than 100 percent. Poet Philip Larkin once said he would like to go to China if he could be home for dinner. Adelson and other makers of modern Las Vegas have obliged people like Larkin, sort of.
The Venetian has gondolas plying indoor canals that, unlike Venice's, do not smell: "Score one for the Americans -- when they rebuild Europe," Paul Cantor of the University of Virginia writes, "they correct it, they improve it, they get it right." Las Vegas' hotel casinos also include Paris, and New York New York. Las Vegas, says Cantor, "fulfills a deep-seated American dream -- to be able to pack the whole family into the station wagon and drive to Europe."
Frommer's guidebook suggests that there should be a Hoover Dam Hotel and Casino -- why drive 30 miles when you can see a replica on the Strip? This, says Cantor, is democracy -- giving the masses access to the world, albeit radically reduced.
Thanks to Adelson, Macao has its Venetian -- a replica of a replica of a city. So China has passed into postmodernism's erasure of distinctions between high and low culture, and between originals and copies, without yet achieving modernity. Buffett and Gates may still be richer, for now, but Adelson's achievements astonish and multiply.


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Don't be fooled by the Vantec ezShare's unassuming looks. This simple six-foot white cable with its Type A USB plugs on either end is actually one of the easiest ways to quickly moves files between two computers. Just plug one end into an available USB port on a box running Windows (XP and up), and plug the other end into the second box.
We expected LG's new 6x external Blu-ray burner to perform similarly to the company's GBW-H20L internal offering, what with the two having identical read/write speed ratings, but we were wrong. The external drive is a bigger, more expensive letdown.
We've seen various USB transfer devices over the years, and for the most part they've been clunky and sloooow. Not so with Data Drive Thru's Tornado, which blew into our Lab and impressed the hell out of us. Essentially a coiled, flat USB 2.0 cable that retracts into a plastic housing, the Tornado works by plugging into the Hi-Speed USB ports of two PCs running a newer Windows OS (Millennium, 2000, XP, or Vista). A basic file-transfer application executes from a bit of flash memory in the device, which allows you to simply drag and drop files between the two rigs.
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Halloween Candy by seiyaloverWatch
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Okay so I was bored the other day, and I decided to play around with my camera. Happy Halloween a little early.
Happy Halloween!
Oh my goodness, I remember these from my childhood
LOve those pumpkins
Ahh, it looks like candy heaven. Yum!
I think I may die of candy cravings now. NEED. candypumpkins. blaaaaaarggg. *mummy walking*
nice now i want candycorns
cute. : )
Aaaaaaaw I always remembered candycorn at Halloween in the US. Thanks for the memory of the candypumpkins. They were good, too!
Sorry for the late reply, I'm really behind on my comments. Thank you so much. My favorites are the caramel apple candy corn. Its a shame you can only get them at Halloween.
Yay candy ^.^
those pumpkins are sooo good!!
I love Halloween nom noms <^_^>
Really cool pic!
those pumpkins are sooo good!!
I love Halloween nom noms <^_^>
Really cool pic!
Featured here! :[link]
i have that same cup
Oh, I go crazy at Halloween. I buy all sorts of stuff like that.
Nice colors and angle.
awwwww. SO CUTE
BTW I really love the angle and the framing of this picture! I thought I shoulg let youknow that.
I can't wait till Halloween!!! lol, and I LOVE candy corn to an unhealthy level. lol
Oh, I can't either. I don't really like regular candy corn, my son does though. He is death after them. But I do love the caramel apple ones. Yumm...........
Ah the candy looks so bright and chipper. XD
mmmm....candy xD
great pic
those are so good,
lol its cute
lol its cute
Thats great!