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NEW YORK — SolarCity Corp., the developer of rooftop solar power systems whose chairman is Elon Musk, filed to raise more than $200 million in an initial public offering.
Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse Group and Bank of America are leading the offering for the San Mateo, California-based company, according to a regulatory filing Friday. The $201.3 million amount the company filed to raise is a placeholder used to calculate fees and may change. SolarCity plans to list on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol SCTY.
The IPO may value the company at more than $1.5 billion, a person with knowledge of the matter said earlier this year.
Musk, also chairman of Tesla Motors Inc., holds almost one- third of SolarCity's shares, according to the filing. The company sells power to customers in 14 states, including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Intel Corp., and plans to expand internationally, the filing shows.
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Does taking a hot bath make you go into labor faster?
Im 39 weeks and yesterday I decided to do a little dancing to bring the baby down, felt some mild pains when I sat down felt some pressure in my butt!! (sorry to be so graphic..lol) so my sis-in law said she took a hot bath(not real hot) and her mucas plug came out and then when she stood up afterwards her water broke....
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- Despite opening-game loss, Colorado encouraged by freshman debuts
- Sep 2:
- CSU Rams put very big football win over CU Buffs behind them
- Sep 1:
- Unheralded Colorado receivers eager to show they're playmakers
- Aug 31:
- Brotherhood drives Colorado linebackers Doug Rippy and Jon Major
- CSU quarterback Garrett Grayson sure to pass pregame jitters
- Shaquil Barrett the centerpiece of Colorado State's linebacker corps
- Aug 30:
- Rocky Mountain Showdown with CU vs. CSU gets late shake-ups
- Nate Bonsu has career back on track with Colorado Buffaloes
- CU Buffs wide receiver Paul Richardson to sit out 2012 season
- CSU Rams have Jim-dandy leader in new head coach Jim McElwain
- Aug 29:
- CU, CSU join college football crowd by closing practices
- CSU Rams H-back Jake Levin OK to play against CU Buffs
- Aug 28:
- Colorado coach Jon Embree anxious to see how Buffs perform in opener
BOULDER — Has there ever been a football matchup between Colorado and Colorado State with more unknowns?
CU coach Jon Embree, addressing the media Tuesday during his first weekly luncheon, said he couldn't speak to that historical perspective. But, yes, there appears to be a ton of uncertainties for both sides in preparing for Saturday's Rocky Mountain Showdown.
Colorado State, 3-9 in 2011, has a new head coach in Jim McElwain, with a new staff and new ideas. Colorado lost 28 seniors from last year's 3-10 squad, has a new starting quarterback in Kansas transfer Jordan Webb and includes 16 freshmen on its two-deep, including kick returners.
Nevermind preparing for potential surprises by Colorado State, Embree said he had little clue about how his own team will play. CU's senior class of just eight members is tied with Indiana and Rice for fewest among major college teams.
"I'm not a prediction guy. You know me," Embree said when asked about his team. "I'll be just as excited to see what transpires.
"You'll see a team that's physical running the ball. And a team that runs to the ball defensively. You're going to see a lot of young talent out there. We have more team speed than what we've had in the past. Now, whether (that speed) goes in the right direction or not, we'll see. But it will go fast."
Embree and his defensive staff no doubt will be holding its breath when CU's youngsters in the secondary are defending the pass. Kenneth Crawley, a true freshman from Washington, D.C., is listed on the depth chart as the starter at left cornerback and is backed up by another true freshman, Jeffrey Hall of New Orleans. Also, true freshmen are listed as the top reserves at free safety (Marques Mosley of Upland, Calif.) and right cornerback (Yuri Wright of metropolitan New York).
Other first-year CU players expected to see significant action Saturday include wide receiver Gerald Thomas, fullback Christian Powell and defensive tackle Josh Tupou. Also, Mosley (kickoffs) and Crawley (punts) will be the primary returners.
"We've got freshmen that are looking spectacular, honestly," CU's Webb said Tuesday.
Embree often recalls that he played for Colorado as a freshman tight end in the 1980s and this group ought to be able to handle it as well.
"It's their first game," Embree said, "but what we're trying to get done here is to get guys to understand that it doesn't matter who you're playing, you have to play at a certain level and try to create that standard."
But, he added, opening jitters can cause funny things to happen.
"No matter how much you work on how we're going to stretch and this and that," Embree said, "trust me, you're going to have guys on the wrong end (of the field)."
As for preparing to face McElwain and his staff, Embree said: "There's a lot to have to look at (on film) and filter through. It presents a challenge. But I think it's going to be like that every year with your opening game."
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Dungeon Quest, not to be mistaken for G-Gee Game's arcade action game bearing the same name, is a RPG where players explore dungeons, fight against all kinds of villains and monsters, claim random drops, and confront powerful bosses.
Currently only wizard and warrior are available with one more class allegedly coming soon. Certainly, each of the classes has their own advantages and disadvantages. For example, the wizard, who deals long-range magical attack, couldn't take many damages and therefore is frustratingly vulnerable especially when hordes of monsters come to attack him; while the warrior, who excels at short-range fights using his sword, on the other hand, would be unable to shun the toxic gas randomly released after they break barrels in efforts to claim more weapons, potions and other items.
Controls in the game cannot be more familiar. With the joystick at left bottom, players are to move their characters (a player can only own one character and for additional ones he or she has to purchase with real money), and the Attack button, Skill button and potion buttons at bottom right are used to launch attacks or replenish the character's HP or MP.
Those familiar controls didn't leave players at ease due to a lack of automatic targeting. Players' view change as the protagonist moves to different locations and no perspective change is allowed despite of the 3D animations. Players could not tap an enemy and then launch attacks – they have to use the joystick to change the protagonist's position and the direction in which he faces. And therefore no matter one would like to crack open a barrel from distance or attack an approaching enemy, he or she has to slide their fingers in the joystick section to face the object first. And problem arises. One can never change the direction without moving the character and that movement in turn calls for further adjustments of the direction. Obviously, it is very demanding to do the accurate aiming with merely finger sliding.
The game, at its heart, provides an engaging dungeon exploring experience. Players enter each level, battle enemies, pick up drops and find the portal through which they can proceed to the next level. Not only the maps are randomly generated (you explore different maps even if you enter the same level twice or for more times), the drops, including the weapons and skill items, differ considerably. There are no two identical weapons. Even at the same level and of the same type, they can still be different in the attributes they contribute to. For example, a rare staff might increase the critical damage and spell resistance or increase the character's health and attack speed. There is no set pattern of map and players may often encounter dead-ends before they find the portal while the build-in mini map only shows the nearby paths instead of the whole map of the current dungeon level.
It takes some strategies to deal with the dungeon crawls. Monsters not only appear in various forms, they also launch attacks in assorted ways. For example, some quickly hide behind the protagonist and stab him in the back, some let off toxic gas, while others create identical enemies that inflict damages on the protagonist. It is advisable to prioritize targets to survive waves of attack. In confrontations with bosses, players probably die many times before they figure out the safest way of claiming the bosses' lives and at the same time keeping themselves alive.
Dungeon Quest comes with exciting adventures, a large selection of weapons and gear, yet also demanding (or inconvenient, we could safely say) targeting controls. It brings enthralling challenges for hardcore games and casual players alike.
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Trenton Anti-Fracking Rally, Nov 2011
The Delaware River Basin Commission announced that their November 21, 2011 meeting would include the vote on their proposed natural gas regulations for hydraulic fracturing, also known as "fracking." While the vote was cancelled, due to the announcement a few days before by Delaware's Governor Markell. Governor Markell took a strong stand for water quality and public health by opposing the Delaware River Basin Commissions regulations on natural gas in writing, because the proposed "regulations may not adequately safe guard our regional water supply by adopting best practices for water withdrawal, siting and setback requirements, drilling and construction standards, ongoing operational protections, and clean up protocols and financial assurances should a release occur." While the vote was cancelled, hundreds from Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Delaware poured into the city of Trenton for a rally at the War Memorial, followed by a second rally at the Capitol.
Tracy Carluccio and Maya vanRossum, the Delaware Riverkeepr.
Dr. Stephen Cleghorn.
Documentary Filmaker Josh Fox.
Actor Mark Ruffalo, Founder of Water Defense.
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DUFUR — Joe Griffin helped run Imbler's record to 3-1 in an 82-46 victory over St. Paul Friday. Griffin rushed for 453 yards on 20 carries and found the end zone eight times.
Luke Silbernagle had three catches for 74 yards and a touchdown for the Panthers, and both Ben Kahoho and Klint Porter added touchdown catches in the win.
Kyle Johnson completed 6-of-10 passes for 161 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for 76 yards on eight attempts.
Imbler opens the Old Oregon League schedule Friday at Powder Valley starting at 7 p.m.
Huskies go to 3-0
JOSEPH — The Elgin football team defeated Joseph 42-0 Friday night, improving the Huskies' record to 3-0 on the season.
Elgin had 436 yards of offense for the game, with 384 yards coming on the ground. Elgin held Joseph to 120 yards of offense.
"We wanted to run it on them until they could prove they could stop it," Elgin head coach Brock Eckstein said.
Hayden Bershenyi had 37 rushing yards and three touchdowns for Elgin. Chris Roberts rushed for 97 yards, had 12 tackles and an interception. Jordan Vermillion finished with 146 all-purpose yards, and both Gavin Christenson and Gage Little found the end zone.
Stephen Howes had two sacks, two forced fumbles and 11 tackles.
"The kids are really getting the hang of it," Eckstein said of the Huskies transition to 8-man football. "We didn't know how it was going to go (at the start of the season). But the kids are pretty excited about (the start)."
Elgin has a bye this week and will travel to play Arlington Oct. 4 at 3 p.m.
Joseph falls to 0-3 with the loss and plays at Wallowa Friday at 2 p.m.
Bobcats drop home opener
UNION -— The Bobcats didn't get on the scoreboard Friday, but got a winning lesson during a loss to Grant Union.
"The outcome wasn't a surprise," Union head coach Jon Reynolds said. "But, the effort was there. It was great to the the kids' heads up throughout the whole game."
From start to finish the Prospectors owned the game, showcasing speed and fundamentals during a 60-0 win.
"We told the team after the game that if they continue to work hard, we can get to that level," Reynolds said. "We're young across the field. It's a game to learn from and move on. I'm very confident the team will do that."
The Bobcats entered the game with two games worth of 11-man experience on the roster. Compared to the long history, and long list of seniors, to that of Grant Union and the lopsidedness was more apparent.
Grant Union started 11 seniors, while the Bobcats have three listed on their roster, but one is out for football for the first time.
Ty Coon, one of those seniors, led Union with 56 yards on the ground with 21 carries.
Chris Ross and Brooke Scantling rushed for 21 and 17 yards, respectively.
Sophomore Aaron Clark completed two passes for 19 yards and added 28 yards on nine rushing attempts.
The Bobcats nearly got on the board before the half, but the field goal was signaled no good after further discussion by the officials.
Union will travel to Stanfield for a 7 p.m. game Friday.
Badgers sink Pirates
NOTUS, Idaho — The Powder Valley football team got caught looking ahead, a little bit.
The Badgers traveled to Notus, Idaho, Friday and picked up a 52-32 win.
"I think we got caught looking at the Imbler game coming up next," Badgers head coach Dan Townsend said. "We got a quick defensive score, but didn't play that well in the first half.
After trailing at the end of one quarter, Powder Valley went into the locker room with a 30-22 lead.
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DePaul has consistently produced some talented student-athletes, and added another four standouts at Signing Day on Wednesday. Jade Walker, bottom left, and Brianah Ramos, bottom right, signed their National Letters of Intent to play Division I basketball. Walker will play at St. John's and Ramos is heading to Quinnipiac University. Baseball player John Scarr, top right, signed to play at Lehigh University and softball standout Christina Martinez, top left, signed to play at Bucknell.
"It was a big day. I was really nervous," said Walker, a forward who averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds last season. "It feels good to know where I'm going so I can be more focused on the season."
"I can't believe it's finally here, and that I'm going to be playing in college next year," Ramos said.
Ramos, 17, and Walker, 17, were both highly recruited and were determined to wrap up their decisions early. Ramos chose Quinnipiac over Stony Brook, Albany and Buffalo and decided at the end of August. Walker made up her mind just a few weeks ago after whittling down her choices to St. John's, Seton Hall, Michigan State and NC State.
"As soon as I visited them I knew it was a perfect fit," said Ramos, who bounced back from an ACL injury and averaged 17 points last season. "When I walked into the gym, I could just see myself playing there."
The Spartans' one-two scoring punch makes DePaul one of the top teams in North Jersey, and they're both determined to live up to the pressure. Walker and Ramos want to win a county championship and make a deep run in the state tournament.
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May 6, 2016
News Release: Tallahassee Police Department
At approximately at 4:00pm, TPD Patrol officers went to 445 Appleyard Drive to check on the welfare of one of the residents.
Once on scene, officers located several suspicious items inside the apartment that could be associated with the manufacture of methamphetamine.
In an abundance of caution, The Tallahassee Fire Department's Hazardous Materials Team was called to secure the items and have a contracted outside agency dispose of them properly.
The items found were consistent with those materials used to manufacture methamphetamine.
Emergency crews evacuated an adjoining apartment unit during the incident and no injuries were reported at the scene.
During the investigation, TPD arrested a male, 22-year-old Cody Anderson, who had outstanding warrants for drug related charges.
Mr. Anderson happened to be inside the apartment and is not being charged in connection with the manufacture of methamphetamine, only his outstanding warrants listed in the attached report. The investigation into the methamphetamine is on-going.
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Thoughts on Juniper
Pretty straight forward here: how do you feel about Juniper on a little girl? Not currently expecting, just curious. It does hold some personal/family significance for me, but is not a family name. I've loved it for a long time, and I'm just wondering what everyone here thinks of it, feelings you get from it, and similar name suggestions (if you don't like it). Thanks!
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There are no winners here. It's a television war of attrition and not a very popular one. Fox Sports San Diego likes to think it's fired a shot over the antenna, but this really is more like dropping propaganda leaflets from the sky for the civilians to read — if they bother to pick them up off the ground.
As we know, FSSD, the new network in town, has a deal with the Padres that will pay the baseball team around $1.2 billion over 20 years. Problem is, the only local providers who have bought into the package are Cox and DirecTV. Thinking the price too high (believed to be more than $5 per customer as opposed to about $1.50 in the old deal, although Fox disputes the $5 figure), Time Warner, next to Cox the county's No. 2 provider, AT&T U-verse and Dish have refused.
And things are moving along about as swiftly as a Hoyt Wilhelm knuckle ball, but with very little movement.
According to Henry Ford, senior vice president and general manager of FSSD, negotiations continue with AT&T and Dish (AT&T confirms as much), but broke off long ago with Time Warner and the 200,000 or so homes it reaches here (Cox is around 500,000). Ford would like talks to renew, and has begun a negative marketing campaign to try and smoke Time Warner out of the bunker to the bargaining table, claiming the provider spends billions in other markets, but "the Padres do not seem to be a priority."
With Fox's theme being "Our Home. Our City," the network has gone to print, radio, mobile digital billboards, street teams and public events — at "considerable cost", it says — to get out its message.
"It's an aggressive campaign to make people aware," Ford says. "It's heartfelt. We've hired more than 50 people here. Our investment is significant for Padres games. We're living in the community. We have a beautiful setup at Petco. We hope to complete a real estate deal to where Cox was (adjacent to the ballpark).
"But we've gone dark with Time Warner. We would like Time Warner to step up."
Fox has four trucks (mobile billboards) out driving around in Time Warner territory, spreading the word. They will be in heavily trafficked areas, such as the Del Mar Fair and shopping malls.
Time Warner's response via a spokesman? "Fans would be better served if Fox saved the money on trucks and lowered their current demands for the Padres."
Thing is, Cox and DirecTV already are paying plenty, which obviously is more than Time Warner and the others want to give. So if Fox sells it to the others for less, Cox and DirecTV aren't going to be happy.
I'm told the Padres are putting some pressure on Fox (not a ton), but it really isn't their fight. If people want the Padres that badly, most county residents could switch to DirecTV. Over 40 percent of county residents can't get the team now, but that number was 30 percent before 2012. The Padres never have been available to everyone, but it also is obvious not enough people have switched to DirecTV to make Time Warner squirm and eventually cave.
"The Padres feel the same as we do," Ford says. "At the end of the day, we're in lock-step to make sure all our fans get the games. Our conversations with (AT&T and Dish) are very different. Discussions are ongoing and I suspect we'll get something done there."
Fox and Time Warner are billion-dollar companies that have things on their stoves other than the Padres. It's a natural thing. For Fox to pay the club that much money, it had to ask for more dough from the providers. On the other hand, it isn't helping Fox generate revenue when it can't reach 40 percent of its market.


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And So I Cook
Posted in Farm, Meanderings, Recipes, Urban Farmwife | August 8th, 2014
A series brought to you by Harriet Fasenfest, author of A Householder's Guide to the Universe and a Portland area local. Harriet will be writing regularly about the farmwife movement and responding to readers' own experiences and questions. If you'd like a question answered on a future blog post, send your letter to the email address at the bottom of this essay.
Okay August, it's on. I'm on, you're on, we're all on — the bounty, the harvest and full court preserving. With July behind us we are well underway. Jam pots have been filled and freezers packed with berries. Yes, July gave us pause but nothing like what stands before us. August, my friends, is where the rubber meets the road as stone fruits, beans, squash, cucumbers, pepper and tomatoes fall in mad succession. This is our proving ground, the time farmwives earn their cred, the time the reasons for the season make themselves known.
I've already mentioned some of the reasons, let us call it the farmwife initiative. But other reasons exist – tasty ones, frugal ones, smart, farm-wife cooking ones. This matter of cooking is, at the end of the day, what food preservation is all about, but I do not hear enough of it. Not in the manner that befits the cause and that concerns me a bit. Because without cooking food preservation floats perilously in the modern world of trending and trends do pass. Before long jars of pickles and jam will saddle up between knitted hats and macrame plant holders (if you're that old) to gather dust and mock our fleeting fascinations. I do not want to scold, but form without full-bodied function is our culture's folly and the death knell of many a movement. Which is why I am up in arms touting cooking – day in and day out cooking, solid simple everyday cooking, cooking from our (own) stores, cooking from the food we have put up in volume and farmer direct, cooking as the motive and logic behind this movement because without that important piece our movement is open to what may come.
I've thought long and hard about what may come and I don't think I'm far off. You see, without our deep and continued support small-scale farmers will need to look evermore to the market place for their survival. To a certain degree they already do but in the long term the marketplace (with its long established operational systems) will demand an ever greater participation in a system that belies the heart of this movement. The culprit (if I'm to call it that) is something called economies of scale and without going into it's operational raison d'être, (if only because other posts will cover it) I will simply tell you that small farmers ain't got it and likely don't want it. What they have in it's stead, however, is the proverbial swimming-up-stream scale because being small in an economy pegged to big is way more than an ideological stance — it is a challenge of unparalleled proportions. Hourly wage??? Don't ask. So why do they do it? Well, because they've looked at the land and the soil and the environment and figured out that of all the many things they could do in this life farming, honest small scale farming, might be the most ethical. At least that's how I figure it and I sorta agree. Which is why I love them and love imagining I am a part of that life but not without understand my responsibility in the matter.
You see, to allow them to shoulder the weight of some pastoral mystique without standing shoulder to shoulder in the effort is blatantly unfair, and so I cook. To leave them alone to deal with the cost of land today, the cost of start up, the learning curve, the merciless hours, the back breaking work is unfair, and so I cook. To imagine they can sustain all the hand work and trips loading and unloading at farmer's markets or management of weeds or watching produce gone to seed or chores left undone or a house left to disrepair is unfair, and so I cook. To assume that it is fair that they cannot pay for help or take a weekend off is unfair, and so I cook. I cook because I'm afraid what will happen if I don't. Because if I don't then I cannot blame them for looking elsewhere. Soon they will be open to whatever port in a storm is available to them. Soon specialization will creep back into the lexicon. Soon (and this is beginning to happen) they will be approached by big business (the brokers and big chain supermarkets) telling them to quit all that silly small farm diversity stuff and grow an exclusive main crop at guaranteed prices before season's end which will mean, as it has meant before, pennies on the dollar.
Soon competition will increase and payments decrease. Soon get big or get out will repeat its rationalizing mantra. Soon farmers will see their crop shipped or trucked hither and thon or mixed with the produce of other farms to end up as private-label, value-added stuffs marketed as "organic on a budget" which will, at first glance, appear fair but on closer consideration will reveal the principles of economies of scale and efficiency systems and vertical integration come full circle. Soon it will be production, distribution and consumption as usual if only with a brand new organic and local party hat and frankly, who could blame them? I mean you try being a broke ass hard working small scale farmer for a couple of years and then talk. So I get it, see it, and fear it. We is why I yammer on so much about farm direct purchasing and farmwifery, food preservation and now cooking. It is why, if you haven't figured it out, I say we farmwives are important, no, VITAL, bookends to this movement and that we have to show up, put up, be counted and cook. If not do not be surprised when the revolution is packaged and sold on your grocer's shelf.
But what's that you say????? You're too busy to cook. I know that rationale and I will not jump into that briar patch except to say busyness is not particular to our generation but rather, as a generation, particularly based on the presupposition of leisure. And leisure, as it has been handed down to the people (particularly during the growing season) is the rationale of efficiency systems, cum industry, cum economies of scale, cum marketing, cum chicken Mc nuggets or, at the other end of the spectrum, fancy hand-crafted foods that speak the language of a movement many times removed from the economies of small scale farming. Leisure, as it turns out, is based on a certain lie and either costs too much or too little and, dependent on class, is feeding a people either filler or hype.
Yes, yes, we are busy or perhaps only seduced by the easy flow of food stuffs brimming from street carts to grocery stores (in fact Heat-and-Eat family meals is one of the quickest growing segments in grocery sales) or because we imagine cooking a mystery. My sense is we've made too much of cooking or maybe just fancy cooking. But farmwife cooking ain't fancy, it's real!
Perhaps one day I'll get around to writing a cookbook that shows just how simple it can be. Then again, there are plenty of books out there that can give you the basics and as I've written before, all you really need is one "how to cook everything" cookbook and you're set. The Joy of Cooking is still my go-to favorite, but the point is you don't need to complicate things. Really, all you need is a willingness and commitment to cook your meals.
I guess I'm lucky. I hail from a generation whose parents still cooked. Utility was the point, frugality was the reality. There were no recipes, in fact I don't think I've ever seen my mother look at a cookbook. What she had was a repertoire. Most nights there were baked potatoes set on the dinner table, and no one ever decried the repetition. They were easy to make, affordable and tasty; a virtual farmwife trifecta. Vegetables were simply steamed with a little meat roasted or broiled to the side. Dessert was simple. Applesauce or fruit compote – that mystery of stewed dried fruits reconstituted with a bit of lemon peel and cinnamon. A miracle of thrifty innovation.
Beside my mother I have sat at the table of older farmwives. Women I have met since moving to Oregon and from whom I've learned both the simplest and most profound style of cooking. Biscuits or cornbread cooked in the flash of an eye and repeated infinitum. A jar of pickles brought out at every meal or that here-to-fore odd but soon to be revived (if I have anything to do with it) mixture of frozen mixed vegetables cooked in a flash. Sausage, steaks, ground beef or chicken defrosted and simply cooked (if you go that way) keeps it easy along with a bit of mashed potatoes. Canned fruit sauces (apple, pear, plum, whatever), served to the side of many a pork chop or for dessert or in baking – miles and miles of baking in muffins and cake – is simply utility unbound.
Yes, this is August, the season of our madness. As you continue with your bad selves let me encourage you to think seriously about how you cook, what you cook, how much you cook and, most importantly, why you cook. Choose items to preserve or store that will go the distance. Put on your farmwife hat and think utility more than fancies. And on that note I offer you mom's recipe for stewed fruit. Couldn't be any easier.
Sonja's Ever So Delicious Stewed Fruit
In a pan put an assortment of dried fruit (the fruit you dried over the season)
Suggestions: – Prunes, apples, apricots and pears
Add a stick of cinnamon and a few slices of lemon peel
Add water to cover
Bring to the boil
Turn off heat, cool
Put in a jar and let the fruit sit overnight to make it's own syrup
Eat as is or served with yogurt or cottage cheese or on pancakes or, or, or.
Will stay good in fridge till a very long time!
Harriet Fasenfest
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My 3 month old daughter Hardly eats anything through out the day . All she nurses is maximum of 5 mins only from one breast and this is happening from past one month. she was born 5.11 and now she is 11.02 oz.the pediatrician could not help us much. we are very concerned about her health.These days she puts her fingers in her mouth all the time. we also showed her to the lactation consultant and she said her tongue is tied and have to get clipped because her sucking is very poor. we do not know what to do. Kindly help.
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I still wouldn't worry too much, if she's slightly below the weight gain expectations. To help with the night waking and infrequent nursing, I would still try nursing in a darkened, quiet room, or using a nursing shawl. Especially since your daughter was pretty small at birth, she may not gain as quickly because a pound is a higher percentage of her body weight. Infants don't necessarily gain the same amount of POUNDS per month; they should be simply gaining percentages of body weight such that they stay near the same percentile on the growth chart. Good luck! It sounds like things are going well, and while I know you're tired, the night waking will subside soon!posted 11/28/2010 by momto4leprechauns
But the rule is every infant shud gain 1 and half to 2 pounds every month and the last two months she hardly gained 1 and half pounds.because of not eating enough she can hardly sleep thru the day and wakes up 3-4 times at night.posted 11/27/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
It sounds like your daughter is actually a bit ahead of the curve-- it's important that babies double birthweight by four months, and your daughter has nearly accomplished that at three months! It's likely nothing more than a decided interest in her surroundings right now, which is a sign of normal development. If you're concerned and would like her to nurse for longer periods, try nursing in a quiet, dim room, or try using a nursing shawl (e.g. Hooter Hiders or Bebe Au Lait) to shield her from stimuli that may prove more distracting than eating. Good luck!posted 11/27/2010 by momto4leprechauns
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The Program on Negotiation at the Harvard Business School released a report 'Five common business negotiation mistakes.' These mistakes are:
Mistake #1: Viewing negotiation as a fixed pie.
Mistake #2: Overvaluing your assets.
Mistake #3: Going on a power trip.
Mistake #4: Not knowing what you really want.
Mistake #5: Binding you too tightly to a deal.
Consider your own experience. Do these top five resonate with you? Where do you see it most often? And with whom? Beware of our tendency to blame others for these negotiation mistakes.
By owning our tendencies and actions, we can develop our negotiation mastery. So let's turn these mistakes into opportunities. Take your own notebook and;
Viewing negotiation as a fixed pie. Identify opportunities to expand the pie of resources. This includes looking beyond the specific immediate needs for the deal. How may both parties be better served by building the deal to capture more present and future value and opportunity? Can I see the forest for the trees? What is an example of how you did this in the past? Set your intention for current and future negotiations to expand the size of the pie rather than cut up the obvious one.
Overvaluing your assets. Take steps to ensure you don't overvalue your assets. What is the true worth? What would an independent evaluator say? How would your company value it if you didn't already own it? Consider an example of how you ensured you had a realistic value for your assets in the past. What is your intention for current and future negotiations? How can you check in with your team/ management to test your asset values? Are you applying the same metrics to the other party's assets as you are your own?
Going on a power trip. Guard against a backlash from less powerful parties. This backlash includes getting stuck, backing out, reneging on the deal or setting a trap for you. When you know you have the upper hand, do you make a low ball offer? What else might you consider? What are the terms that will ensure the other party follows through on their commitments? Consider an example of how you did this in the past. What is your intention for current and future negotiations to guard against a backlash?
Not knowing what you really want. Gain a keener understanding of what you really want. This is similar to the size of the pie and it is different. What is the bigger picture for you and your organization? What deal aligns with your values, interests and vision for the future? How may you check alignment? Consider an example of how you did this in the past. What is your intention for current and future negotiations?
Binding yourself too tightly to a deal. Avoid being hurt by over commitment to a deal. Is there no way out for you while there is for the other party? What are the consequences for non- performance for both sides? What is your best alternative to a negotiated agreement? What is your worst alternative? Do you pursue more than one negotiation with more than one party on this asset or opportunity? How can you make certain that you are acting ethically while protecting your organization from being "left at the altar"? Consider an example of how you did this in the past. What is your intention for current and future negotiations?
To hold the new intentions and assist you in incorporating them into your current and future negotiations, create a page that you print these intentions out and frame it, create a Wordle, a post it note, a sentence on your screen saver, send me an email and/ or create any reminder to yourself to hold these intentions.
Don't make the top five common business negotiation mistakes. You will be more successful with this awareness and this intention. And, overall, envision a future article on The BC Kootenay's Top Five Business Negotiators with you on the list.
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Jay Z, fun., FrankOcean, Mumford & Sons and Kanye West lead the Grammy class of 2013 with six nominations each, but it was fun. that accomplished, in the words of The Los Angeles Times, "a rare Grammy nomination grand slam," scoring nominations in all four general Grammy categories -- Album, Record and Song of the Year as well as Best New Artist.
Jay Z, fun., FrankOcean, Mumford & Sons and Kanye West lead the Grammy class of 2013 with six nominations each, but it was fun. that accomplished, in the words of The Los Angeles Times, "a rare Grammy nomination grand slam," scoring nominations in all four general Grammy categories -- Album, Record and Song of the Year as well as Best New Artist. The Black Keys scored five nominations as a band, but if you add the solo nomination by Black Key Dan Auerbach, the band also hit the six-nomination plateau. Record Of The Year nominees are"Lonely Boy," The Black Keys (Nonesuch); "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)," Kelly Clarkson (19/RCA); "We Are Young," fun. f/Janelle Monáe (Fueled By Ramen); Somebody That I Used To Know," Gotye f/Kimbra (Universal Republic); "Thinkin' About You," Frank Ocean (Def Jam); "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,"Taylor Swift (Big Machine).
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Citibank plans to cut 11,000 jobs. Right before the holidays.
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According to a new survey, the number of high school students who admitted to cheating, lying or stealing dropped in 2012 for the first time in a decade
CNN's Anderson Cooper wastemporarily blinded this week after suffering a sunburn on his eye.
The world's tallest woman, seven foot eight Yao Defen of China, has passed away.
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Boyfriends think we're hard to shop for, but trying to choose a gift for your man can be excruciating.
Here are a couple of gift ideas for your guy that will love:
Think outside the booze box – If your man loves liquor, don't just get him a bottle of hooch. Check out things like scotch tastings or a DIY beer kit for more fun.
Fashion splurge – Most guys don't spend a lot of extra cash on their clothes so spoil him with a cashmere sweater or an expensive cologne.
Kidnap him – Sometimes it's better not to ask him what he wants. Just tell him to pack a bag and be ready by a certain time and you do the rest!
We all know LOL and TTYL, but what about the racier stuff.
Here is a quick guide to sexting slang, so you don't get caught in a sexy text conversation with your pants down ... so to speak.
IWSN: I Want SOME Now
K4Y: Kiss For You
LMIRL: Let's Meet In Real Life
MOOS: Member Of The Opposite Sex
MOSS: Member(s) Of The Same Sex
TDTM: Talk Dirty To Me
FOOD FUN: Special Cheese Made From Human Noses, Feet and Armpits
A college professor has made a cheese with bacteria from the human body, including the nose, hands, feet and armpits.
Because many of the stinkiest cheeses have bacteria that are closely related to those that give feet and armpits their odor, Christina Agapakis, as part of a study with the University of Edinburgh and Stanford University, started with those bacteria and worked forward from there. (TheFrisky.com)
Billionaire Stewart Rahr may regret not signing a prenup, as he could be on the hook for an $800 million payment to his wife, who's filing for divorce after 43 years of marriage.
Getting half of his $1.6 billion fortune would be New York's biggest divorce payouts of all-time.
To be fair, the wife doesn't seem to be a gold-digger, as she married Stewart before he had any money.
Still … $800 million is a big chunk of money that she didn't actually earn herself.
DIET & EXERCISE: Weird Celebrity Diet Tricks
Being a celebrity might be glamorous, but looking perfect all the time can have some drawbacks. Maintaining a super slim physique isn't easy, and some of the diets and tricks A-listers use to stay skinny can be weird and potentially unhealthy. Here are some strange tricks celebs have confessed to trying:
Kat Graham (The Vampire Diaries) – Lollipop Diet:To maintain her amazing body, Kat sucks on sugar-free lollipops made with African mango extract – which supposedly suppresses hunger.
Megan Fox – Vinegar Diet: Before every meal Megan takes a shot of vinegar. She says it "cleans out your system entirely."
Snooki – Cookie Diet: Before you get too excited, these aren't real cookies. Dr. Siegel's cookie diet involves only one meal a day and 6 cookies made of milk protein and beef. Yum.
Christina Aguilera– Color Diet: Every day Christina eats foods from just one color, starting with white, then followed by red, green, orange, purple, and yellow.
Nicole Kidman – Hard Boiled Egg Diet: To get super skinny for Cold Mountain, Nicole had 1 hard boiled egg for breakfast, 1 for lunch and 2 for dinner. That's it!
Gwyneth Paltrow and Reese Witherspoon – The Baby Food Diet: These actresses eat lots of pureed fruits and vegetables to stay slim and detoxify.
Madonna – The Air Diet: Apparently when Madge wants to shed the pounds she eats nothing but water and salt soup.
Dumbest Teen Criminal of 2012 Award Winner
It's going to be hard for anyone to beat out 19-year-old Hannah Sabata of Stromsburg, Nebraska, as the dumbest teen criminal of 2012. Young Hannah not only robbed a bank, she then bragged about it while showing the stolen loot in a homemade YouTube music video. No kidding! In the video entitled, "Chick Bank Robber," Sabata holds up fists full of stolen cash and tells viewers she has stolen a Pontiac Grand Am and more than $6,000 when she robbed a bank. She also calls it the "best day of her life."
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Stephen R. Grimm, Ph.D., an associate professor of philosophy who
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Grimm's award, the largest that Fordham University has ever received in the humanities, funds his interdisciplinary project, "Varieties of Understanding: New Perspectives from Psychology, Philosophy, and Theology." Launched in July 2013, the three-year endeavor sponsors research in these three fields into the various ways in which human beings understand the world.
The project is using the grant, in part, to distribute approximately $2.6 million in subawards to fund new research on the psychology, philosophy, and theology of understanding.
"Our goal was to receive at least 100 [proposals] in both philosophy and psychology, and at least 50 in theology," said Grimm, a philosopher who specializes in epistemology.
In fact, the team received nearly 400 proposals altogether, 20 of which were selected to receive awards.
"The quality of the proposals was remarkable," Grimm said. "We had applications from both world-renowned senior figures and up-and-coming younger scholars."
Tania Lombrozo, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology at the University of California, Berkeley; Michael Strevens, Ph.D., professor of philosophy at New York University; and Gordon Graham, Ph.D., the Henry Luce III Professor of Philosophy and the Arts at Princeton Theological Seminary directed the distribution of awards for psychology, philosophy, and theology, respectively.
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Is Bradys TD record in jeopardy?
Re: Is Bradys TD record in jeopardy?
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Like PayTon Manning will run the ball in the endzone. He'll break it, I'm more interested in Tommy getting that elusive 4th
49Pats--I never said the SB wasn't the objective just brought up the topic--would like to see Brady get two more SBs and be the best that ever played QB being a Pats fan-this was for fun! And to the posters that say he needs 3 a game that's very do-able especially if he throws up a few more 4-5 TD games and with Welker and the other targets and with Denver not really being that cold of a city he has a good shot--I hope he does'nt get it and I only brought it up prior to the Pats opener due to boredom waiting for the season to start
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Nope, Manning won't get 43 passing TD's in his next game. Lets restart this thread when he gets a lot closer.
I agree Peyton Manning will not get 43 touchdown passes in his next game
No one cares what you NY fan has to say and BTW how bout them Yankees!!!!! I have never put anyone on ignore in 3 years you my friend are now the first--and the G Men got lucky and won with their defense because Donkey face part two is over rated! Now go climb back in the cesspool you live in--man NYers are the most arrogant people in America!!!


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Thanks for the tip. I plan on making a trip down in a couple of weeks. Is the Reef salt only? Looking for a good FW shop.
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After keeping quiet for a month over the non-payment of salaries, a section of pilots of Kingfisher Airlines on Friday threatened not to report for duty from May 9, if the management failed to pay their January salaries.
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After keeping quiet for a month over the non-payment of salaries, a section of pilots of Kingfisher Airlines on Friday threatened not to report for duty from May 9, if the management failed to pay their January salaries.
The pilots have also set a deadline on June 30 to the management to clear all salary arrears. "We have decided not to fly from May 9 if the management does not pay at least our January salary before that. We also want a commitment from the management to clear the remaining dues in a phased manner by June 30," a senior Kingfisher Airlines pilot told PTI this evening after a meeting in Delhi.
According to the payment schedule given by the pilots to the Kingfisher management, the February salary is to be paid by May 16, the salary for March by June 1, the salary for April by June 16 and the salary for May by June 30.
The development comes while the airline management is fighting an eviction threat from a rented office in the city for non-payment of rental since November 2011. Earlier this week, a section of the Kingfisher staff including engineers and pilots, planned to move the labour court to expedite settlement of dues.
In April, a section of Kingfisher employees, including pilots and engineers, served an ultimatum to the management to clear the dues by April 20 or face a strike. The crisis was averted at the last minute after Kingfisher Airlines chairman Vijay Mallya wrote assuring payments within a week. But employees claim that as many as 200 of them, mainly engineers, have still not been paid December salary despite Mallya's assurance.
Kingfisher has a debt burden of Rs 7,057.08 crore and the financial crunch has hit its operations with the airline ranking lowest in market share at 6.4% in March.
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So I place a small order with Timbuk2 last week, and it ships out via UPS. I've been tracking the package for about a week, and suddenly this morning, I notice that my package has taken a very wrong turn on its way from California to New York.!!!!
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So I send an email off to Timbuk2 customer support, letting them know that their might be a problem. Here's where it gets really funny. This is the email I get back from Timbuk2:
That has to be the best and funniest customer support I've ever seen!!!!Hi Matthew!
Holy CRAP! Einstein was wrong about that whole space time thing... I'm sorry your package is taking extra time to reach you, it must have taken a left instead of a right at the last wormhole, and instead of getting there two weeks ago, will be there next Monday.
But seriously, I was just on the phone with UPS for fifteen minutes trying to figure out what's up, but since France's office is closed, they could only go so far. The nice lady I spoke with said that the scans in France are "logical scans" which may or may not be physical scans, so your package probably never even went to France. I inquired as to why that would be a "logical scan" and the answer I received was along the lines of "A logical scan is a scan that may or may not be a physical scan." Well thank you Mr. Spock, but that doesn't seem logical at all to me.
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