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Yosemite Flips the Switch on the Largest Ever Solar Array in a National Park
Posted By Jessica Dailey On August 4, 2011 @ 9:58 am In Environment,News,Renewable Energy,Solar Power | 1 Comment
Last week, there was much mumbling and grumbling over Yosemite's decision to chop down thousands of trees [1] to improve its picturesque views, but don't start hating the beloved park just yet. In fact, on the very same day we reported the park's tree chopping decision [1], Yosemite officials flipped the switch [2] on a $5.8 million solar array — the largest solar installation in a national park ever. The 672 kW system consists of 2,800 PV panels and will be able to provide 12 percent of the park's total energy [3] needs.
Located in the park's El Portal Maintenance and Administrative Complex, the solar array is highly visible to all visitors to the park offices and facilities at the complex. The array is made up of a 500 kW solar canopy over a parking area, a 100 kW rooftop array on a warehouse, and a 72 kW wall mounted array. The system was designed and installed by Suntrek [4].
Yosemite estimates [2] it will be "saving approximately $50,000 per year on electricity purchased off the grid and is expecting to receive a $700,000 energy rebate from Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (PG&E) over the next five years. This represents an approximate 12 percent reduction in electricity purchased off the grid."
During a ribbon cutting ceremony [5], Yosemite National Park Superintendent Don Neubacher said, "Yosemite carries a message to the nation, really to the world, that we really can live on this planet in a good way and reduce our energy consumption."
Via Treehugger [6]
Images via National Parks Service and SolarWorld [7]
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[1] chop down thousands of trees: http://inhabitat.com/yosemite-to-chop-down-thousands-of-trees-to-preserve-iconic-views/
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[3] energy: http://inhabitat.com/energy/
[4] Suntrek: http://www.electroiq.com/articles/pvw/2011/july/suntrek-completes-yosemite-pv-project.html
[5] During a ribbon cutting ceremony: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5H60sRgaB8
[6] Treehugger: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/08/yosemite-solar.php
[7] SolarWorld: http://www.solarworld-usa.com/news-and-resources/news/yosemite-national-park-features-solarworld-solar-panels.aspx
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4 Things I Don't Like About HalloweenJessie Knadler
I've only been doing Halloween as a parent for three years (as of Thursday night) and while I love any excuse to get June dressed up for my own amusement any chance I can get, there are a couple of things about this particular holiday I'm not totally down with.
For starters, it's freakin' cold. I know, I know, I'm the first parent on the planet to comment on this fact but what is the point of getting my kid gussied up in her Halloween garb only to have to hide her costume behind a giant winter coat? Last year, she was all set to go as Danger Mouse — I loved this costume, I designed it myself and even made the cape — but it was so cold outside — literally 20 degrees — that she ended up Trick or Treating looking more like a mini model in a winter Land's End catalog — she wore a hat and coat (and cape). On second thought, the cold weather makes costume selection so much simpler. Her costume for Halloween 2014 will be Coat Girl. And the year after that: Parka Princess.
But the coat cover up is not the worst of it. I had to watch her fingers turn blue after she kept refusing to put on her mittens. Why do toddlers despise wearing mittens even as their fingers are about to fall off from the cold? I don't understand this. Her fingers were numb by the time we got back to the car yet she still refused to wear hand protection.
Secondly, it's a war zone out there. Little kids amped up on Nerds and fun size Three Musketeers knocking down anything and anyone in their path on their quest for more candy. Last year I spent an inordinate amount of time saying to careening kids, "Careful, watch your step, sweetie. Oops, watch your step. Whoa now, be careful, buddy. There's a two-year-old right in front of–[BAM! WAH!!]" That's the sound of June hitting the pavement, crying.
Thirdly, walking door to door with a toddler is like trekking through the Alaskan tundra — it takes FOREVER. Sidewalks up to front doors are for toddlers epic journeys with no beginning and no end. It's just a barren stretch of nothingness invariably resulting in total mental and physical breakdown by the fourth house. Especially in our town where the houses are set back 1,000 feet from the sidewalk, I swear. Do people really need all that yard? Three hours of Trick or Treating door to door with June last year resulted in a net yield of three pieces of candy, one of which was a pencil.
Which reminds me — no more pencils. Please. No kid goes Trick or Treating with the intention of rounding out their collection of writing implements. Especially not a three year old.
I get now why some parents prefer Trunk or Treating, a relatively recent phenomenon in which a bunch of likeminded parents who also can't be bothered park their cars in some parking lot and let their kids run from trunk to trunk asking for candy. What could be better? I wouldn't even have to get out of my car. I could keep listening to NPR and eating Funyons. Now that's a holiday.
But I am nothing if not a masochist. You know where I'll be Thursday afternoon…grimly navigating the sidewalks and neighborhoods of my small town with the rest of the parents trying to enjoy All Hallow's Eve.


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On Monday, April 5, patients at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona, were treated to something special. Arizona's Channel 15 related that they enjoyed some beautiful music made by four young musicians from Rosie's House. The students performed in the lobby, and the music was broadcast into the patients' rooms. Once a month Rosie's students play at the hospital.
Rosie's House is a music academy that provides free after-school music lessons to underprivileged students in downtown Phoenix. According to rosieshouse.org, the program was started in 1 996 by Rosebell Schurz in a small, South Phoenix home "to give children from low-income families the chance to experience the beauty of music in their lives."
In exchange for the complimentary instruction and instruments, Rosie's musicians provide free concerts throughout the community. This exchange is a win- win situation for all involved. "These performances enhance the healing environment by bringing to ... our patients the enthusiasm and joy of young musicians," Tracy Leonard, music therapy coordinator for Banner, said in a press release. The performances not only build the students' confidence, they give them the opportunity to give back to the community that supports them.
And it is the community that supports Rosie's, as the school is dependent solely on contributions. With only two paid staff members, Rosie's relies on the generosity of 15 professional musicians to teach the students, and all the instruments are donated. The school has moved from Rosie's home to the Central United Methodist Church, which donates classrooms, office space, and pianos. Parents of Rosie's students provide to the school four hours of "service" per child per semester.
With music lessons averaging $40 per hour, this program is perhaps the only way these low-income children can experience the benefits of learning to play an instrument, which are many. Becky Bell, Rosie's executive director, told the Cultural Desert blog, "These students learn music, but beyond that they learn discipline, confidence, teamwork, creative thinking, goal setting and achievement." And they make beautiful music, too.


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Baraka Opera Trust Fundraising Dinner Concert – Aug. 22 2014 @ 157 James Gichuru Road
Following the success of its first production 'Ondieki the Fisherman', Baraka Opera Trust have a fundraising concert to raise funds for their next opera project.
Date: August 22, 2014
Venue: 157 James Gichuru Road
Tickets are Kshs 5,000/- which include dinner after the concert. All tickets need to be booked and paid for in advance.
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Nairobi Orchestra Concert, Mar. 29 & 30 2014 @ Braeburn Theatre – Gitanga Road
The Nairobi Orchestra have their first concert of the year the weekend of March 29th/30th.
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Motionless In White have release the official video for their latest single, "Devil's Night." This is the same song that premiered shortly after the band's run on Warped Tour, and it still hits as hard as it did when it debuted. The video features the band performing in the rain with their usual flare for the theatrics alongside a storyline of rebellion. You can view the clip below.
It's no coincidence the release of "Devil's Night" falls on the same day Motionless In White's new album, Infamous arrives in stores. You can find the album pretty much anywhere that sells music, but you should probably read our review before reaching for your wallet.


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ARIAD Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARIA) and Newcastle University, U.K., on behalf of the U.K. National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) CML Working Group, today announced an agreement to collaborate on a multicenter, randomized Phase 3 trial, named SPIRIT 3, to assess the impact of switching patients with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) being treated with a first-line tyrosine kinase inhibitor, upon suboptimal response or treatment failure, to ponatinib. The NCRI expects to begin enrollment in the trial of 1,000 patients at approximately 172 clinical research sites in the U.K. in the second quarter of 2013. "The SPIRIT 3 study was designed in partnership with ARIAD to provide the scientific community and patients living with chronic-phase CML a deeper understanding of the most effective ways to use TKIs and whether we can improve treatment outcomes by switching patients to ponatinib, who have failed to achieve optimal response from imatinib or nilotinib," stated Stephen G. O'Brien, Professor of Haematology at the Northern Institute for Cancer Research at Newcastle University, NCRI member and chief investigator of the SPIRIT 3 study. "We look forward to assessing ponatinib as a treatment in this setting and evaluating its potential clinical, economic and quality-of-life benefits."Trial Design and Statistical Analysis The SPIRIT 3 trial is a randomized, two-arm, multicenter trial that compares major molecular response (MMR) at three years in newly diagnosed patients treated with imatinib to those treated with nilotinib, when patients are "rescued" with ponatinib upon suboptimal response at three or 12 months or treatment failure. The SPIRIT 3 trial will enroll adult patients with chronic-phase CML diagnosed within three months and previously untreated for CML with any TKI therapy. Approximately 1,000 patients will be randomized 1:1 to standard doses of imatinib (400 mg orally once daily) or nilotinib (300 mg orally twice daily). Patients will be switched to ponatinib (45 mg orally once daily) based on defined criteria of suboptimal response, treatment failure, or intolerance to first-line therapy.
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How do I know if a job will suit me?
In my job, I've talked to lots of people about their jobs, and profiled them on our website www.careers.govt.nz. Many of them had changed career – they realised that their first job wasn't for them, and felt a huge sense of relief that they'd change direction:
- The flower grower who got promoted and was able to start using her leadership skills to turn the business around
- The other flower grower who had hated working in a butchery because she had to smile at the customers even when she felt grumpy
- The gardener who had been a chef and was so pleased to be out of a hot kitchen with stressed people wielding knives
So how can you you know what a job is really like?
Well of course you can look at the information on our website, particularly the personal requirements section. Here's some information about chefs (which that gardener should have read).
You can join TradeMe. They have a jobs forum on their Community Message Board and there are always people there willing to give advice, support – and more.
You can try to find people who do the job, and ask them my magical question:
What should someone know about this job?
This is a very underused option because it's hard to approach someone out of the blue – but people who like their job are usually happy to talk about it.
When you think how much money you might shell out in training for the wrong thing – how much is it worth to you to save at least $15,000?
Work experience is a brilliant way of trying out a job. There are lots of ways it can work – listed on our website.


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'We need our own school!'Thu, 17 Jan 2013 11:49 AM
Some Khayelitsha residents are demanding that education officials provide them with a school of their own.
Community members from Zwelitsha informal settlement say they have not been able to place their children at nearby schools because they are full.
Up to 400 children are yet to be enrolled.
The province started the new school year on Wednesday with six new schools.
Residents together with their children are currently meeting with education officials.
Some of the children are already dressed in uniforms hoping the department will assist in securing them a placement.
Earlier, officials issued forms to be completed by the desperate parents but whether the children will be enrolled at other local schools is unclear.
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i want to breastfeed, but don't think i can do it ?
my nipples are not flat or inverted, they do stick out, but im afraid that they don't stick out enough for the baby to lach properly. the videos i watched say it should go as far back as the palet. i don't think they will. please help. can i still breastfeed?
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When a baby latches on, his mouth is around the entire areola, not just the nipple. It always takes some practice to get the hang of latching the baby on, but it's just a matter of practice.posted 10/22/2011 by agent2187
Honey yes you can do it!! I was so nervous when I first started like is she getting enough.. but everything worked out fine! I pump and breastfeed her!! And she is doing fine. I have plenty poopie and wet diapers so she's getting it!! Just relax and everything will flow!! The milk that is!!! New Mommyposted 10/19/2011 by myjoy1011
your nipples were made for nursing and your baby will know how to do it, and there are lactation specialists out there to help you if you are stuck.. You also have to be 110% dedicated in doing it becuz the first 6-8 weeks are hard. Just keep at it and u will do fine. Good luckposted 10/19/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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OnlyIfYourNadii: I can't wait to get home and lay down .
GenoWhite: @freefree05 bet. U know i wud have gone down. He prolly heard ur turbo and didnt want it with you
BlackSam4190: @imTHICKEMS maaaaan we gotta put that on hold for a while. I had to put the kush down for a while
Sha_b00gie: I know, I had to get down. I was getting woozy. LOL RT @gimagus But @Sha_b00gie been really on the pulpit today
Beautiful164: #injuniorhigh i slicked that bang down with that gel hard
OfficerMiss: Leaving South Beach! & not coming back till AFTER #memorialday because I know too well the rubbish & tomfoolery abt to go down this weekend
Kiararodriguez7: RT @RevRunWisdom: There is a friend who will never let you down or leave you,, that friend is Jesus
Mackie1212: Glee should do Britney's "up and down" at nationals
JakeStanleyx: RT @RevRunWisdom: There is a friend who will never let you down or leave you,, that friend is Jesus
PseudoNic: RT @Rick_Bayless: RT @tom_colicchio: USDA confirms what chefs have been saying for years Pink Pork is Safe. Temperature 145 down from 160
dat_damn_shel: RT @lolaRed_Badd: #InCollege me and @dat_damn_shel learned that them janitors wanted McClure to tare hamlett down soo bad!! Lol
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alexxxis_k: RT @RevRunWisdom: There is a friend who will never let you down or leave you,, that friend is Jesus
mandalynnex3: RT @justinbieber: thinking about having a movie night...everyone wants to watch #NeverSayNever3D .....im mean im down...but is that weird? lol.
ArielleKayEmme: RT @dollarMenuSwag: Gas is now down to $3.79 Thank u Lord * now speaking in tongues*
Clev3_MoveS: @Geral26p nah u trippingggg... That's why Rose bout to get shut down again today
mrsh3ps: Nike+ tech has let me down a little, did just over 2miles in partner sprints. Really tired now and looking forward to some food.
GrC4LifE_Oj: #inhighschool I used to blow down!!!! Smoke big #blunts!!!! Thank #GOD I QUIT!!!
nigs: @bigbelbess We're praying for winds from the south and rain to dampen dust down - what will be will be I guess - but it's a bit of a worry.
mmsradio: #LISTEN Lloyd, Jeezy, R Kelly, B.O.B., Young Quay & Nutcase - Lay It Down Remix Minimix - http://twitrax.com/s/t94rlb #twitraxtuesday
AnhaB: Falling down, touch the ground, going mad
manx_maid: RT @bbckirstylang: Apparently there will be no asparagus on menu at Buck House tonight cos Obama doesn't like them
keithheiman: I wonder when the Cleveland Indians are going to come down to Earth. And by Earth I mean Cleveland.
HardlyHiphop: RT @drakkardnoir: Prayers for my brother Soulja and his family before I lay it down tonight.
BearHandsome: @densi_ncisla i'm on the phone, half way down there already :o
i8and8: RT @Rick_Bayless: RT @tom_colicchio: USDA confirms what chefs have been saying for years Pink Pork is Safe. Temperature 145 down from 160
chris_perk: I remember my first day walking down covenant hallway #inhighschool
AceMinajWalker: Sit Back Down Where You Belong In the corner of the Bar with your High Heels On Sit back down on the couch where we made love the first time
FulMetaltheProd: @nocuffjus_VANS oh truu , wass goin down?
nicolemcpherson: 3-0 down at HT...I take we're just that bad then! #gawa
kinyo708: RT @TunjiBeTheName: I'm Not Going 2 Do #InHighschool 1st Of All Im Late Ass Hell N Its Alot Of Stuff That Went Down That I Will Not Expose Lmao #Epic
erica_escalante: It Really Sucks To Know All Your Family Does Is Put You Down & Say You Can't Do It Or You Won't Make It When You Know You Can. Its Time ...
Burton562LKWD: RT @GCODEGFB: Haters wanna see me broke down and bummy; sorry to disappoint!!
zammy_zoozoo: @T_Raub2 @Mik3yPajamass true boys comin down saturday ! #roomies #memday
ameRHOcan_bee: RT @bluphive1914 #atTC Down 4 my niggas made everyone get off they feet even if they couldnt stroll or NOT!!!
PayMontana: Everything is goin down hill
jillosopher: @KillerParrot @me_wilson9 she did go to heaven where she can swoop down and bite a bad birdie's tail when necessary. :)
jamjamx: I just spent the past hour and a half writing down dreams I had last night. I'm getting so good at remembering.
BakingAisle: RT @tom_colicchio: USDA confirms what chefs have been saying for years Pink Pork is Safe. Temperature 145 down from 160
danbrathwaite: a tweet from Daniel's subconscious: couldn't wait for the chicken to cool down when it come out oven, could you? now your tongue hates you!
NENthdegree: *chuckles, keeps it moving* "@taynement: Dear Lord - THIS! RT @TheAchike: #truetalk RT @Iadyswag: Never... Ever, tell a Girl to calm down"
GetLikeLawren: I pushed @ohshXt_Nae down and I feel so bad now :(
laurixustwitt: RT @SarahMomsen: One, 21 guns lay down your arms give up the fight
PaigeKellerman: Seriously? Blogger's down again?....About to draft a strongly-worded letter...or something like that..
ToriaGangOrDie: I'm tryna go to nightsplash Friday thou , who's down ?
JenSchwalbach: Thanks to @Bruswiffle for feeding S.I.R. today. Delicious, wonderful, waffles. We're in heaven. Family is chowing down. Awesome Tuesday.
oxmegan: I'm gonna put my hair in a bun tonight and MAYBE wear it down tomorrow. If this wind is gonna keep up theres no point in doing my hair.. :3
YoChyeez: Bored down -____-
noahvofficial: Feelin a bit better. Suns out, no clouds. She's definitely smiling down on us.
olegunnerbryan: @NESpower Estimation on East Nashville corner of Chapel and Straighway Ave? I know there are lines down close by
Beatrixxx92: Watching the movie, 2012 gives me the creeps...California's going down first apparently. x(
JackMasonXL: RT @FunmiOgunja: RT @JackMasonXL: @FunmiOgunja WILL CRY TONIGHT! If i start » U tink say u can run me down wit ur hullabalo!!«I have *died*
Ilovesignature: @fase464 we doing the video in 2weeks you ready come down to the studio this week
whitandersen: Driving down erskine is like a completely different world. #rememberwhen it was one lane and flooded all the damn time?? http://t.co/cDEKRCd
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Archive for March, 2013
Bon Me – It's a Restaurant, Not a Truck, Silly.Sunday, March 31st, 2013
Location: Cambridge, MA (See on Map)
The Foodie: Recommends
Breaking news, America.
In a shocking turn of events, Boston-area food trucks are trading in their wheels for solid foundations. Just in time for the spring selling season in real estate, folks.
Case in point – Bon Me. Once a truck. Still at truck. But now also a sandwichery and noodle-shop at One Kendall Square? Bonkers.
They are basically churning out the same goods as their roving kitchens, but with slightly extended hours.
The ordering process is about as simple as that new iPhone app you downloaded for free:
- Bread (banh mi sandwich)
- Rice (bowl)
- Noodle (salad)
- Spiced-rubbed chicken
- Chinese BBQ pork
- Roasted soy and paprika tofu
- Miso-braised pulled pork
- Other specials du jour
Regardless of your delivery mechanism or filling, your meal will come loaded with veggies and extras. Add some sriracha sauce or really really spicy chili sauce (if you are man enough).
Bon Me definitely assembles a respectable banh mi sandwich (pork recommended) that comes with an assortment of veg and a little spicy mayo. All packed into a long slab of French bread.
It's good.
This is The Foodie reporting from – you guessed it – Boston. Keep chomping, Beantown.
The Sinclair – Where Food Isn't the Only Thing Taking Center StageMonday, March 25th, 2013
Location: Cambridge, MA (See on Map)
The Foodie: Recommends
Here on Nick The Foodie Boston, my meals are typically the main form of entertainment that I speak of. When dining out at Metro Boston restaurants, the small plates or appetizers serve as my opening act, the main plates my main show, the dessert the encore.
But this time, my compatriots, things are different. I actually will write about something other than food.
Oh no I di-int. Yes I did. I spent an incredibly fun night at the new Sinclair restaurant and show venue in Harvard Square. The Sinclair sports a good-sized "Kitchen" and an intimate space for concerts. Here's a snapshot of upcoming shows that look worth attending (and aren't sold out yet):
- Kishi Bashi
- Patrick Watson
- The King Kahn & BBQ Show
- Daughter
We saw the very first comedy show here and were cracking up the entire time – I haven't laughed this much since Seinfeld, Something About Mary, It's Always Sunny, Billy Madison, and the Chappelle Show…speaking of which – the main comedy act of the night was Neil Brennan – Dave's co-creator for the show and co-writer on the stoner classic Half Baked. Brennan's opener was a local act named Jenny Zigrino – who is a legitimate rising talent and one of funniest female comedians I've ever seen.
So there you have it – I led a review with a subject other than food. I'm sweaty, my hands are clammy, and I'm a bit light-headed. I've gotta throw some grub in here to revive myself.
So the Sinclair concert venue is housed through a separate entrance than the restaurant. The Sinclair Kitchen exists to feed hungry adventure-seekers prior to their music and entertainment next door. And they do a pretty good job at that. The menu delivers a solid lineup of pre-show supper items, including:
- The Sinclair Burger – Thick patty, soft bun, watercress, basil aioli (nice touch), and secret sauce – could just make my Top 10 list of 2013, we shall see.
- Steamed Mussels – with red curry and lychee (trust me, it works)
- Pastrami'd Pork Belly Sliders – a gut and artery coagulant that is no doubt tasty
- Crispy Fried Oysters
- Shellfish Gumbo – with crispy rice and Andouille saucisse
- Grilled Octopus – gigante beans and chorizo
- Kale Salad – golden raisins, parsnips, sunflower seeds
- Roasted Local Beets – honey, thyme, hazelnuts, goat cheese mousse.
We sampled the roasted local beets, burger, and mussels and were quite pleased with all three. Though the Sinclair offers a pretty "safe" menu of time-tested, tried-and-true recipes and loses innovation points for things like Gianonne Farms Chicken, Steak Frites, and a Veggie Burger – they do pull all these things off with quality and a bit of style and flair.
So don't expect something you've never seen before on the menu – but DO expect a well-executed and tasty munch pit before your mosh pit.
TIP: Ask your server to snag you some tix while eating if you plan to see a show after dinner and they'll oblige.
Alcohol flows freely at both the restaurant and show venue, which is cool. Beer selection is, again, safe (think Harpoon, Miller Lite, 'Gansett) but with a little flair (Pretty Things Jack D'Or).
So there you have it – good reliable food and good solid shows. Two doors. One roof. The Sinclair.
Tavern Road – Animals of the Day, Lardo, and (Drum Roll) PorchettaWednesday, March 20th, 2013
Location: Boston, MA (See on Map)
The Foodie: Recommends
The Brothers DiBiccari just nailed a medium-rare skirt steak in the ground on Congress Street in the burgeoning Fort Point 'hood.
It tastes good.
THE LOOK: I don't usually dwell on the décor or ambiance of my chosen feasting grounds, but Tavern Road sports a 'smart,' 'modern,' 'clean,' 'stylish,' joint with a l'ull artistic flair.
THE COOK: Louis DiBiccari has an impressive resume that includes L'Espalier, Sel de la Terre, and the Herb Lyceum. He is also the secretive mastermind behind the infamous "Chef Louie Nights" that are one part Iron Chef, one part Pop-Up, and one part Awesome.
THE FOOD: My friends, the menu here reads like a carnivorous foodie's last meal. There are small tasting dishes of charcuterie items that include lardo, duck prosciutto, and smoked ham. The "first courses" take on the small plate format and feature pork, lamb meatballs, steak tartare, and smoked fish belly. There are a few dainty greens thrown in here and there as well.
A feature called "Today's Animal" includes one meaty dish ginned-up on the chef's whim. When we ate here, said animal was a house-made sausage of duck, veal, and pork that made my heart skip a few beats (now and when I turn 65).
The main events include duck legs with lavender and honey, beef short rib with cinnamon and cashew, and one particular item that holds a special little space in my heart: porchetta.
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Let me pause right there for a moment. Porchetta is a skin-on slab of pork belly wrapped around a trimmed center-cut pork loin and seasoned with herbs, fennel, and citrus. Done properly, this masterpiece is first assembled before resting 1-2 days in a fridge, and then slow-roasted in the oven. The beautiful porchetta served at Tavern is a generous round slab of herbed-crusted, crispy-skinned, tender-as-hell pig that will linger on your taste buds and strum on your soul strings for weeks (nay months) after entering your food zone.
Back to the menu. Innovatively, the main events are served without sides and the diners are left to choose between an assortment of dishes to share amongst the table. Sides include braised kale with raisins and pine nuts, spaetzle, and creamy grits with an egg on top (my favorite).
As if all that wasn't enough, Eater Boston reports that Tavern Road will soon have a take-out operation hitched to the side of the restaurant that will be serving plates on the go that are inspired by street foods of the world.
MY MOOD: After enjoying a hearty man's meal and washing that down with craft beers, I felt happiness, tightness in the stomach region, subtle glee, good cheer, and slight fogginess in the brain area at the hand of Pretty Things Baby Tree.
A nice addy to Fort Point as this corner of the city becomes more of a destination for food lovers. Come to Tavern Road for the porchetta, today's animal, lardo, beer and creamy grits. Feel like I did.
Astrid y Gaston – #35 on the List of Top 50 World RestaurantsThursday, March 14th, 2013
Alas, we come to Part Tres in my trio of reviews on the great culinary capital of Peru. For those eager to hear about Boston restaurants – we will return to our regular programming shortly. For those swept up in a fantastical food romance about Lima and dreaming of choclo, ceviche, and pisco each night – you will be pleased with this segment.
ABOUT THE CHEF: Gaston Acurio is a gifted chef-cum-activist. He is the culinary ambassador of Peru. He is also a pretty darn good businessman with a food empire that spans television, books, a host of restaurants around the world, food festivals, and associations.
ABOUT THE RESTAURANT: After studying the culinary arts in France and meeting his German schönheit Astrid, the duo went back to Peru and opened this phenomenal restaurant bearing their names in Lima. Astrid y Gaston is one of the finest examples of "Novandina" cooking, which is essentially a fusion of traditional Peruvian ingredients and dishes with global influences and techniques. The service is perhaps the best you will receive in Lima, the atmosphere is unpretentious luxury, and the price tag is formidable but worth every centavo. These days Gaston is tied-up in his many other ventures and is not actively involved in the kitchen here, but he hired an El Bulli alum to head the cooking operation and redesign the menu. That'll do just fine for me. In 2012, A&G Lima was honored with the #35 spot on the San Pellegrino Top 50 Restaurants List. Rumor has it they are also in the running for some coveted Michelin stars.
ABOUT THE PRIX FIXE TASTING MENU: The prix-fixe tasting menu at Astrid y Gaston is a one-of-a-kind dining experience that recounts the main tenants of Peruvian history and culture through 17 marvelous plates. The menu is formulated on a seasonal basis and leans molecular based on the El Bulli influence, and transports the diner through five major time periods:
I. Nature
II. Man
III. The Encounter
IV. The Haven
V. Today
Every minute detail of the experience has been attended to with care and artistic appreciation. The dishes are served in vessels rather than plates, their forms ranging from "nests" to smooth rocks, to hand-made bowls. The menu is accompanied by a hand-made booklet with tasteful photographs and a 2-minute DVD that introduces the restaurant concept.
You can pair the feast with an excellent selection of booze that ranges from Andean Pale Ale to French champagne, to Chilean red wine, to a dessert wine from Uruguay. Highly recommended.
Warning – the images you are about to see may contain graphic food pornography. Viewer discretion advised.
Dish #1: A "bird's nest" with treats nestled within: 1) Achira, herbs and garlic 2) Kiwicha and seaweed 3) Cashew – sweet and sour 4) Apple begonia 5) Maracuya-granadilla sour
Probably the only dish I've ever eaten that required a 5-minute tutorial on what the food actually was and which parts of the dish were edible. Good thing, because I may have started chewing on a twig and written it up as "nutty, tough, and a little hard to eat."
Dish #2: Wild Tomato – purslane, toasted quinoa, tomato water
A beauty of a dish that was one of our favorites. Toasted quinoa with tomato essence everywhere you turned.
Dish #3: Huamantanga Potato – rocoto pepper aioli, pine mushrooms
Not one of the best dishes on the menu, but another taste of one of Peru's 3800 varieties of potato.
Dish #4: Lima Bean – brazil nuts, red oxalis, broth
Definitely one of the most deliciously mind-boggling dishes of the night. Those "lima beans" were actually globules of excellent lima-bean puree. Amazing dish. Oddly phallic.
Dish #5: Peruvian Corn – sea scallop, coral oil, coriander
Two types of corn duke it out in corn meal form while a tender sea scallop and it's friends chill out on top.
Dish #6: Ceviche Carretilla – sea snail, clam, lime, chili, and traditional accouterments
Beautiful dish and another awesome ceviche. Really appreciated the sea snail worked in there.
Dish #7: Raw – catch of the day, artichokes, leche de tigre (parmesan), olive dust
Molecular taken a little too far. The raw fish was spectacular and I would have loved it on its own as sashimi. The nitrous-frozen puffs of parmesan and kalamata olive dush overwhelmed the dish though.
Dish #8: Blue Tumble – blue fish, mussels, yellow aji pepper, roasted onion, sea lettuce
Wow. The tomato core itself blew my mind. The essence of the sea on a plate. Bravo.
Dish #9: Andean Ocean – shrimp, potatoes, cheese curd, broad beans
Very interesting dish – loved the inventive mix of ingredients and the subtle hint of mint hidden in there.
Dish #10: Dashi – toasted octopus, black sesame, daikon, avocado, red shiso
The restaurant collectively stopped and observed our broth being steamed before our eyes before we enjoyed what was my favorite dish of the evening.
Dish #11: Peking Cuy – guinea pig, purple corn tortilla, sweet and sour, pickled vegetables
This was my #2 pick. Guinea pig was morphed into what looked like a thin slice of peking duck and served in a thin corn tortilla. True fusion at work here.
Dish #12: Carbonara – arracacha, egg yolk, guanciale, black pepper
Those "noodles" are actually thinly-sliced potato. Mind-blowing.
Dish #13: Secrets of the Pig – native potatoes, peanuts, chocolate
Tendor pork with a nice mix of African flavors.
Dish #14: Chirimoya – caramel ice cream, crispy caramel cake, orange
Ohhhhh I love chirimoya. The "puffs" were out of control good and that caramel ice cream should be sold wholesale.
Dish #15: Lucuma Popsicle – chocolate 60% native cocoa, Andean granola
My favorite dessert of the night. That popsicle vendor trick was pretty cool and this was so much fun to eat.
Dish #16: Beso de Moza – camu camu, butter scotch, meringue, chocolate
After several drinks and 15 courses, I forgot to snap a picture of this one. But tasty nonetheless.
Dish #17: "Peruvian Candy Box": Lucuma tuile, pumpkin cake, mango-basil camu camu jelly, algarrobina truffle, pisco cup.
These were an assortment of little treats to finish off the meal. I made up the title.
City Snapshot – Lima, Peru (Part Dos)Friday, March 1st, 2013
It's your favorite world traveler here, back to tell you more about Lima.
Now that I've composed a loving testament to the food of Peru, I will get down to logistics and tell you just what (and where) you need to eat in the great city of Lima. Behold, a breakdown of my favorite items consumed.
I thought I should start with the dish that Peru is most famous for internationally, and then crush any hope you had of tasting anything nearly this good and authentic outside the country. This is unequivocally the best ceviche I had during my brief stint in town, and during my brief stint in life. Some ceviche factoids:
- Though you've likely had many variations elsewhere, in Peru ceviche is simply made with fresh raw fish, the juice of several tiny Peruvian limes, a little salt, and aji (hot peppers). The dish is typically framed by sweet potatoes, red onion slivers, and big fresh kernels of choclo (giant sweet white corn).
- Cevicherias are only a lunchtime affair in Lima. In fact, you will be cautioned not to eat ceviche for dinner because the fish will not be as fresh. They literally catch the beast the morning of the day you eat it. And you can taste the freshness. Typically Peruvian sea bass or another hearty white fish will be used.
And why was it so good you ask? It comes back to the three reasons why Peruvians are culinary ballers. Those limes? They're better than what you get at home. Those peppers? Varieties you don't get elsewhere. That fish? Would make even a Japanese sushi snob proud. Finally, this is a dish that is in Peruvian blood. It's theirs. They own the real thing. Gaston's cevicheria La Mar serves up the best ceviche a Gringo from Boston will ever have (and we know our seafood pretty well too).
To see Gaston prepare a real ceviche, go here.
Other good ceviche can be found at Pescado Capitales and El Mercado.
You can tell I liked this spot. Tiradito is a style of Ceviche that borrows from the Japanese influence in Peru. The fish is sliced real thin like sashimi and smothered in a spicy light sauce. Outstanding. Another classic example of fusion gone right.
I was a little afraid when I first heard about Pisco knowing it is a high-octane booze made from grapes – I'm not a big fan of Grappa. But I frickin' loved Pisco sours. Picture something that tastes sorta like a good margarita made with only lime juice that is creamier with a little more bite (courtesy of a lil' egg white and bitters). I'm definitely adding this drink to my regular repertoire. This one was at Bachiche (an Italian restaurant owned by – you guessed it – Gaston) but you'll find good renditions of this classic cocktail all over town.
Pastel de Choclo is a very traditional dish that is difficult to compare to anything back here in the states. The classic version is basically cooked in a tiny clay dish and involves braised meat covered by a thick layer of fluffy cornmeal slightly crusted on top. I liked the more modern version we had at Maras – a supertastyfunkalicious restaurant run by Chef Rafael Piqueras (an El Bulli alum). Rafael serves up a big menu with many classic Peruvian dishes artfully prepared with a little molecular and gourmet charm. He applied this technique to our Pastel by serving it in a shape mocking a cake layered with braised oxtail and topped with a little foam. Call it fusion. Call it Novandina.
It was just really good food.
For the more traditional version of Pastel de Choclo, try a little café called Claribel in Miraflores.
Oh. mah. gawd. Every once in a while I will bite into something that changes my life.
Usually these experiences are accompanied by a slow moan, a delighted giggle, heavy eyelids, and more moans. This was one of those things. And a surprise it was too – I honestly did not expect to have the best empanada of my life in Lima. But ohhhh this bad boy was stuffed with flavorful ground beef, a little onion, and secrets. Most empanadas are crusty or hard on the outside – but not this one. The "crust" was more like a soft, thick, lightly-sugared corn dough. With a slight squirt of Peruvian lime – this empanada was earth-shatteringly good and so simple. I washed it down with a chicha morada (a popular sweet purple corn drink).
While I'm talking about surprises, I should mention "the sandwich." Zimmermans sounds like a deli in Jersey and rolls out sandwiches that could impress even the most meat-headed shore-dweller. Zimmermans is a small shop with a few locations in Lima that sells goodness like herbed porchetta, pig neck, and other roasted meats sliced into juicy morsels and tucked into your sammie. And then there's the sauce – a little aji, a little chimichurri, and a little creamy goodness to slather all over. One wasn't enough.
Remember when I said Nobu got his start in Lima? This is that place. And this is that dish. Seared sea scallops served in-shell swimming in a buttery sake liquid. Flaming salt in the middle of the plate. Flaming flavors in my mouth.
Who knew? Those little espresso drinks served up at Simon's and Dwelltime are also enjoyed liberally in Lima. Sipping a cortado overlooking the Pacific Ocean was one of the highlights of my time in this great country.
I had originally intended this list to be a "Top 5" but got carried away. I haven't even gotten to the third part of my Peruvian trilogy – Atrid & Gaston – which deserves a post of it's own as one of the Top 50 Restaurants in the World.


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In June, the West Point Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center enlisted 20 community women in a 12-week triathlon-training program to prepare for the Aug. 30 New York Diamond Girl Sprint Triathlon at Harriman State Park.
"We spent an average of four hours per week during the 12-week training program swimming, biking and running all around the West Point area," Dana White, personal training and athletic development instructor for the West Point team, said. "Fourteen women entered the triathlon and all completed the entire event, which included a 500-meter swim, 15.5-mile bike (ride), and four-mile run."
This is the first time the fitness center sponsored training for the annual Diamond Girl event and eight of the women competed in their first triathlon.
Members of the Trophy Point Triathlon Team included moms with 25 children combined, a firefighter, four former active duty servicemembers, two West Point graduates, one tactical officer, one participant whose spouse is deployed, one wife who is expecting and three women who own a business or freelance.
"Out of 81 women who entered the race, our group had five place in the top 25," White said.
"Our top finisher was Andrea Harrison-Wells, who took 10th overall with a total time of 1:46:49. Wells along with Cathy Baka, Lisa Kling and Melanie Shattan swept the top four slots in the Athena Division. Beth Feldman finished third in the 35-39 age group."
White said several members are competing in the inaugural Vassar Triathlon Sept. 12, two are running the Marine Corps Marathon in October and about half of the group has started training for the Philadelphia half-marathon in November.
"We will continue to train informally through the off-season," White said. "I plan to start another official group in February in preparation for a May 2010 triathlon."
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Don't devalue sacrifice, but keep airport's name
Thank you, Baker City Council, for delaying a decision on the name change of our local airport.
The bravery in battle, and the ensuing loss of Mabry J. Anders, touched us all, and I do not devalue in any way his sacrifice.
However, I prefer the name of Heilner Field to remain as is. Those of us that knew the Heilner family recall their donation of land and monetary assistance to develop this historic entity. Let's keep the honor bestowed earlier.
Phyllis Badgley
Baker City
Superintendent puts personal spin on school proposal
The governor's plan states that by 2025, Oregon will ensure that: (1) 40 percent of adults will have earned a bachelor's degree or higher; (2) 40 percent of adults will have earned an associate degree or post-secondary credential; and (3) 20 percent of adults will have earned a high school diploma, modified high school diploma or the equivalent. Which means Salem will "ensure" 80 percent of Baker County residents will have a college degree by 2025, and 100 percent with a high school diploma. This requires an annual compact agreement from each of Oregon's 197 school districts, 17 community colleges, and 19 education service districts. The compact is a nonbinding agreement with the state regarding our plans to accomplish the 40-40-20, and would carry no financial rewards or penalties.
I personally feel this plan has good intentions, but unrealistic goals. Oregon would have to send about 650,000 Oregonians back to school to reach 40-40-20 by 2025. Be advised the 40-40-20 plan is not funded or set in stone.
Sending eighth-graders to the high school for advanced high school credit is the superintendent's plan, not the governor's plan. Exploiting parents by encouraging them to send eighth-graders to the high school is completely spinning the 40-40-20 plan. Wegener saying "it's part of the governor's plan to reform education in Oregon" is spinning the truth. Eighth graders' taking high school credit is not required by law, it is allowed by law. Sending numerous amounts of eighth-graders to the high school for advanced credit is unwise, unsafe, and unrealistic.
Our primary focus in the 40-40-20 should be 100 percent graduation from high school, not graduating high school with a college degree. Setting quotas and pressuring unprepared students to take college credits may be "financially" rewarding to the district, but damaging to the student.
The superintendent's attitude in relation to these changes is disheartening, recently stating "I have a personal spin, of course, about cause, effect and results." The community deserves honest information, not a personal agenda. I encourage the community to research the 40-40-20 plan, and not rely on biased information from the school district.
Kyle Knight
Baker School Board member
Baker City
Choose another local site to honor Mabry Anders
A proposal may come before the Baker City Council on Tuesday, Feb. 26, to rename Heilner Field (Baker City Municipal Airport) to honor US Army Spc. Mabry J. Anders, who was killed last August while on active duty in Afghanistan.
Baker County has had many soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our freedom, including U.S. Army Cpl. Jessica Ellis in Iraq in 2008, and Medal of Honor winner U.S. Army Sergeant John Noble Holcomb during the Vietnam War. There are many others, as evidenced in the listing of war dead at the Baker County Courthouse and in our local cemeteries.
I wish in no way to diminish the sacrifice of Spc. Anders. But I feel it would be more appropriate for our City Council to designate a currently unnamed street, grove of trees, or other site after Spc. Anders than to override the Heilner name which has deep ties in our community and our local heritage.
Joyce Badgley Hunsaker
Baker City


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Hidden [pounds sterling]12.5m portrait of Omai to go on show at Tate No spoof, Casino Royale will be the next Bond film THE hidden [pounds sterling]12.5 million portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds of Omai is to go on show at Tate Britain in May in an exhibition of his work. One of Reynolds's finest paintings, it portrays the young Tahitian brought to England by Captain Cook. The work has been at the centre of an impasse since it was sold at auction for [pounds sterling]10.3 million to a foreign collector. But its export was blocked and it has been kept out of the public eye.
THE NEXT James Bond movie is to be Casino Royale, it was confirmed today.
The 21st 007 film is Ian Fleming's first Bond novel, published in 1953.
Rights to the book - basis of the 1967 spoof movie starring David Niven, Peter Sellers and Woody Allen - belong not to Cubby Broccoli but MGM, which plans to bring out its all-action version next year. Pierce Brosnan's successor as Bond is not yet cast.
Police name woman killed in blaze with two firefighters A WOMAN who died in a blaze at a block of flats which also claimed the lives of two firemen was named by police today.
Natalie Close, 32, a mother of two sons, perished in the fire which killed Michael Miller, 26, and Jeff Wornham, 28. A 37-year-old man remains in a critical condition in hospital today after the blaze in Stevenage, Hertfordshire.
TV judge Cowell sentences himself to Caplin workouts SIMON COWELL has lost more than a stone with the help of Cherie Blair's fitness and fashion guru, Carole Caplin. Pop Idol and X-Factor judge Cowell, 45, who normally favours high-waisted trousers and tight T-shirts, has also been given tips on his wardrobe. …


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Home invasion films come in various flavors from the vicious (Kidnapped) to the fun (You're Next), but the key to their success oftentimes comes down to the degree of intelligence displayed at both ends of the knife blade. Smart intruders are more of a threat, and smart protagonists make it...
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Welcome back to This Week In Discs! If you see something you like, click on the title to buy it from Amazon. Hurry Sundown Henry Warren (Michael Caine) is a landowner on the brink of making a big deal, but there are still two plots of land he needs to acquire....
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Welcome back to This Week In DVD! I'd apologize for the title above, but those are actually legitimate elements of four of the releases below. Okay, maybe the Susie Salmon one is sophomoric wordplay related to the otherwise boring Salmon Fishing In the Yemen, but the others are completely legit....
SXSW 2012 Review: 'Intruders' Is One Frighteningly Brilliant Scene Surrounded By Mediocrity
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A young Spanish boy named Juan crawls out his bedroom window in search of a mewling cat, but before he can catch it he sees a shrouded figure scale the outside wall and enter his bedroom. The boy rushes back through the window to find his mother being choked by...
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Either the mulitple-impling title of Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's Intruders is not entirely apt, or marketing for the film is playing some serious tricks on us. Titles aside, the 28 Weeks Later helmer is back with a new horror flick that might just scare your face right off – or, if...
SXSW Announces Midnights Features and Shorts, Including 'V/H/S,' 'Intruders,' and Super Secret Screening
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Here is the place where I will start screaming about how everyone needs to just shut up and make room on their calendar to check out V/H/S because it's so fun and scary and cool and such a great midnight film and so great to see with a crowd and...
TIFF Announces Addition of More Galas, Special Presentations and a Closing Night Film
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With the Toronto International Film Festival mere weeks away, cinephiles everywhere are prepping to ship off to America's hat for ten days of films and fun, all fueled by bagged milk and and trademark Canadian politeness. TIFF has already established itself as North America's premiere film festival (duking it out...


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Florida praises high schools in Newsweek rankings
Florida Education Commissioner Gerard Robinson today heaped praise on the 69 state high schools that were recently honored in Newsweek magazine's survey called "America's Best High Schools 2012."
Nineteen high schools in Palm Beach and Broward counties appear in the rankings of 1,000 leading public high schools. According to the magazine, the list is based on the schools that have "proven to be the most effective in turning out college-ready grads."
This "national report card' includes 10 Florida high schools among the top 100 public high schools in the U.S., and two Florida schools are in the top 10.
"This is an incredible honor and I congratulate Florida's students, teachers, principals, superintendents and school boards for this great achievement," Robinson said in a statement. "Florida's public education system is one of the best in the nation, and this report card bears that out."
The rankings are determined by six criteria, including 25 percent based on graduation rates and 25 percent on how many graduates went to college, plus how many students took college-level exams, such as Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate tests.
Suncoast High in Riviera Beach appears at No. 9. Other local schools in the top 500 include: Dreyfoos School of the Arts at No. 37; Boca Raton High at 200; Cypress Bay in Weston at 237; Marjory Stoneman Douglas in Parkland at 275; Pompano Beach at 342; and Spanish River High at 362.


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- I see more and more "green" boxed wines hitting the shelves at the supermarket. Are these really better for the environment?
YES! But How? :: Green Birth Control
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- Is there such a thing as "green" birth control?
YES! But How? :: Composting in Small Spaces
by Berit AndersonFeb 11, 2010
- I don't have much of a yard. Can I still compost?
YES! But How? :: Hair Colors From Nature
by Berit AndersonFeb 11, 2010
- Changing or enhancing your hair color doesn't have to jeopardize your health. Plant-based hair-color products offer an alternative to permanent dyes.
No Impact Man Movie Trailer
Dec 23, 2009
- No car, no washing machine, no toilet paper? Preview how Colin Beavan and family fared in their one-year commitment to have no impact on the environment.
How to Make Homemade Gift Bags
by Heather PurserDec 15, 2009
- Why not avoid paper gift-wrap and make your own gift bags?
YES! But How? :: Is There a Safe Plastic?
by Heather PurserDec 15, 2009
- Is there any plastic container that's safe for food and drink? I have a baby, and most products for infants and children are plastic.
YES! But How? :: Non-toxic Rain Gear
by Keeley HardingDec 15, 2009
- I bike to work, and with winter approaching, I want to stay as dry as possible. But what kind of hazardous chemicals are in my waterproof gear?
No Impact on the Environment Experiment
Oct 08, 2009
- No Impact Man, Colin Beavan, has put together a guide for you to try out his experiment in living with no impact on the environment.
YES! But How? :: Raw Food for Dogs
Sep 18, 2009
- Do you know what your pet is eating? How about a homegrown diet for your furry friends.
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Sep 18, 2009
- How to remove moss from my rooftop, lawn, and driveway without using chemicals
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- How to reuse envelopes correctly, or use them in fun craft projects.
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by Lynsi BurtonSep 18, 2009
- A lot of beauty products have harmful ingredients. But what are they, and how can you avoid them?
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HOUSTON (AP) - A 46-year-old man is charged with capital murder in the death of a 5-year-old girl in a Houston house fire he's accused of setting.
Anthony Miller, who lived in the house, says Tracy Bush had been waging an ongoing feud with Miller's family. Miller says Bush is his uncle.
Killed in the 9:30 a.m. Sunday fire was Miller's cousin, 5-year-old Brastaya Peace. Miller and his wife fled to safety and thought the girl was at church with her grandmother. But Miller said they then heard the child scream for help.
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Hey guys, sorry I've been out of the posting loop for a couple days. You see…I don't know if I've mentioned this before (actually I do know, and I have), but I'm probably the biggest Elliott Smith fan you'll ever come across. I'm not just boasting (is that really worthy of bragging rights?), it's seriously an obsession. Part of this obsession is my quest to own every live recording of his that's out there…over the past couple years I've collected around 135 recordings of his live shows….around 2,300 songs or so.
At around 4:00PM EST yesterday, disaster struck [one of] my external hard drive[s]. It just stopped working…dammit. 160 friggin' gigabytes of movies, tv shows, music to blog, and most importantly all my Elliott Smith…all fucking gone. I'll give you a minute to absorb that…I'm still not ready to accept it…but I must move on.
In any event, a lot of unlistened music [my "stash"] is inaccessible. I'm still trying for the love of allah to somehow fix the beast, but things aren't looking too swell… I'll probably post later on today, no doubt, but until then, here's the only song that can express how I feel better than I can:
[MP3] Jeff Buckley – Dido's Lament (Live at Meltdown Festival 07/01/1995)


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Osage Beach man killed in Miller Co. crash
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
An Osage Beach man was killed in a one vehicle crash in Miller County, Tuesday night.
Missouri Highway Patrol reports show the accident occurred on Midway Road, just north of Cave Road, around 11:40 p.m.
Kenneth Parsons, 63, crossed the center line and ran off the left side of the road, striking an embankment. The vehicle became airborne, struck a tree and overturned, partially ejecting Parsons who was not wearing a seat belt.
The vehicle came to rest off the road and on it's top.
Parsons was pronounced dead at the scene.
His passenger, Eugena Parsons, 55, Eldon, was treated for serious injuries. She was not wearing a seat belt.
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Name: Amber Brownfield
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Background info: Amber Brownfield is a sophomore forward for South Allegheny. Brownfield scored 19 goals in the regular season as a freshman to help lead the Gladiators to their first ever perfect section record and playoff win. She is one of eight returning starters back this year for South Allegheny.
Coach Jesse MacPherson said: "She means a ton to this team. She is obviously one of our leading scorers, what people don't see in the newspapers is that a lot of other people's goals come from her. She is probably the best ball handler in the section and very good at crossing. She doesn't miss her chances. Her development from a freshman to a sophomore has been physical. She is faster this year, she is a little stronger and has a lower center of gravity. She probably wins 90 percent of the 50-50 balls. The physical jump has been the biggest jump. Amber has always been a serious soccer player."


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Shell Cariphalte Fuelsafe is today's cost-effective alternative to conventional bitumen for locations that are prone to fuel damage.
Shell Cariphalte Fuelsafe is the high performance bitumen that has been specially designed to make asphalt surfaces last longer when exposed to the potential damage caused by spilt and leaking fuel.
Extensive experience and expertise in all aspects of bitumen technology, plus an ongoing commitment policy of continual product improvement, have led to the development of Shell Cariphalte Fuelsafe. It is a proven and cost-effective bitumen from Shell, that delivers at least three times more resistance to the costly effects of fuel leakage than conventional grades.
Suitable applications
- Airports
- Bus depots
- Ports and docks
- Roads
- Transport yards.
Shell Cariphalte Racetrack - Race-proven high performance bitumen
Shell Cariphalte Racetrack is a high performance modified bitumen, specifically developed for use in asphalt mixtures on racing circuits. The high speed, temperature and torsional demands put on a racing circuit surface are extreme and Shell Cariphalte Racetrack has been developed to meet these demands. In this environment you need a bitumen that continually delivers winning results and Shell Cariphalte Racetrack has experience around the world on both Formula 1 and Moto GP racetracks.
A high performing bitumen
Shell Cariphalte Racetrack is a modified bitumen that has clear, high performance advantages over conventional binders.
Drawing on global experience with race circuits, Shell Cariphalte Racetrack has:
- Increased resistance to fretting through surface shear stress
- Improved workability of asphalt mixtures at paving temperatures
- Increased stiffness modulus at in-service temperatures
- Improved resistance to surface deformation.
The Shell brand has had a strong connection with motorsport, through ongoing involvement with Ferrari, Ducati and V8 racing. Now Shell has another world class, race winning formula on the track.
Shell Cariphalte Racetrack has experience globally of some of the world's leading racing circuits including:
- Formula 1 circuit Sepang, Malaysia
- Formula 1 circuit Sakhir, Bahrain
- Formula 1 circuits Hockenheim and
- Nurburgring, Germany
- Ferrari's test track, Fiorano, Italy
- Formula 1 circuit, Singapore.