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Rolling south toward Kings Mountain, N.C., the smooth, three-lane interstate gently twists and bends, slowly climbing ahead of me into the distance. Edged by a lush wall of trees shouting out their early summer colors, the moving picture is framed with a perfectly blue, cloudless sky.
Motorcyclist enthusiasts around the country are applauding the re-launch of Indian Motorcycle Company. With a brand new factory located in Kings Mountain, NC, a management team that has spent the past two years studying the trends in the American motorcycle market and shareholders who know exactly how to engineer the re-launch of an icon like Indian, because they did the same for Chris-Craft boats, Indian is on a successful track to make it all work.
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So I am new to the group :], and also new to vegetarianism!! I am extremely excited about becoming a vegetarian, but have just a few worries about raising my daughter as a vegetarian. My goal is essentially to become a total vegetarian, without dairy or eggs (But I have a habit of caving for seafood...so I will most likely be a slight pesco-vegetarian). But I really want to eliminate the dairy and eggs from mine and my daughters diets. I am really in dire need of some literature here! I want to make sure I know what I'm doing, and that I am creating balanced diets for the both of us..not depriving us of certain things. My daughter is 9 months old, and I basically feed her a vegetarian diet..she has had meat a few times though. So I am really looking for some books that I can read to broaden my horizons about becoming a vegetarian. I also fear that I am going to have to switch pediatricians..mine doesnt seem to be on board with the whole vegetarian thing. She is insistent on me feeding her meat and dairy. She wants me to start giving her whole milk when she turns one, even though I will still be breastfeeding..so I am not too sure about her. But any advice of recommendations yall can give me would be great!
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Are you on Facebook? If so, search for the group Vegan Mamas Tribe. Almost 200 moms in a private group where youbcan ask questions, get recipes,etc. Not all are completely vegan, some transitioning or thinking about it like you. I am one of the admins and can add you if you send a request. Extremely active and supportive group. Come join us!
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I would like to join that group. I am a 20 year vegetarian with a 9 month old son. I could use the support.
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Ok I sent a request, thanks a lot!! I could really use the support, my family is not too supportive at this time..
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What are your names so I know who you are on there? I am Meredith Holman Wentzel
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Continuing to keep up with their fashion extravaganzas during New York Fashion Week, Paris and Nicky Hilton attended the Alice + Olivia presentation in New York City on Monday (February 10).
Sizzling for a very hot event, some lovely ladies headed to the Liberty Theater in New York City for the 11th Annual Leather & Laces Party on Friday (January 31).
Posing for pics on the red carpet, Paris Hilton showed off her slim figure in a cropped black leather top and matching skirt while her sister Nicky wore a long-sleeved, knee-length black outfit
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Published: September 23, 2001
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With fear and suspicion rising to the surface now -- especially among Jersey City's patchwork population, Ms. Mohamed's friend, Kathie Shedeed, who also converted to Islam after marrying an Egyptian Muslim, commended President Bush and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York for speaking out about unjustified attacks on Muslims reminiscent of how Japanese-Americans were mistreated during World War II.
As recently as last Sunday, Ahmed Shedeed, the husband of Ms. Sheheed and also the director of the Islamic Center, was present when nearly 200 Muslims gathered at the center for a talk by the Jersey City Police Department urging them to notify police officers of any violence or harassment.
''Rest assured, with your cooperation, with everyone's cooperation, we're not going to have a problem,'' said Detective Abab Perez. ''But rest assured, if we do have a problem, we're going to be behind you 100 percent.''
The crowd gathered inside the center's small auditorium -- women on the right, men on the left -- applauded.
To be sure, in a world turned upside down, there is uneasiness.
Take Abdus Salaam Kahalil al Amin, who was at the gathering last Sunday. The 27-year-old truck driver, who is black, first gave his name as Kevin Austin. In a show of patriotism unique among the Muslims at the center that day, Mr. Austin, who lives in neighboring Bayonne, was wearing a red, white and blue bandanna tied around his wrist. While black and Arab Muslims generally get along, Mr. Austin said, he admitted feeling a complex set of emotions after learning of the attack and suspicions that Islamic fundamentalists were behind it.
''I'm a Muslim, but I'm also an African-American,'' Mr. Austin said. ''So my emotions and my beliefs were in a crossfire, if you know what I mean.''
Even within the city's ethnic Egyptian population, relations between Coptic Christians and Muslims are sometimes strained, and the suspicion that Islamic fundamentalists were involved in the attack seems to have exacerbated those tensions.
Among the volunteers loading supplies at a waterfront staging area a few days after the catastrophe were a handful of Egyptian-born teenagers with a group organized by the local chapter of Coptic Community Services. Mike Matthew, 18, who left Egypt when he was a year old and now attends the St. George and St. Shenouda Coptic Orthodox Church in Jersey City, was one of several young Egyptians who clearly had no love for Muslims from their homeland.
''The most that it affected me is that I'm Egyptian, but I'm a Christian and those people are Muslim, and they're giving us a bad name,'' said Mr. Matthew, a freshman at Hudson County Community College in Jersey City. ''Our priest, he has a long beard and he wears a cross, but people confuse him with a Muslim, and they spit on him in the street yesterday.''
Mr. Matthew went on: ''I met this girl at my bank. She's a teller, and she's a Muslim, and she said, 'They're exaggerating this whole thing.' I was surprised and I said, 'Just give me my money, and I left.' ''
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The catastrophe has also brought out the best in people.
At the staging area at 70 Hudson Street -- site of a huge volunteer effort -- John Curtis and Beth Stark were taking a break.
The couple, who are among the thousands of young professionals to have moved to the waterfront in recent years, were loading bottles of Poland Spring water, Gatorade, Diet Coke, Purina Dog Chow, rubber gloves, breathing masks and other supplies onto New York City Police boats.
Mr. Curtis and Ms. Stark munched on cheeseburgers and Chicken McNuggets that were prepared at a mobile kitchen supplied by a McDonald's distribution center in Bedminster. The clear skies, steady breeze and spirit of cooperation made the atmosphere at the staging area seem incongruously festive.
Ms. Stark, a 31-year-old graduate student, felt compelled to say, ''I feel so selfish, like I'm out here trying to make myself feel better.''
She and Mr. Curtis, a 34-year-old investment banker for CIBC World Markets in Midtown Manhattan, had moved to the city's historic Paulus Hook section near the waterfront directly across the Hudson from Lower Manhattan only a month earlier. But the twin towers -- silvery pillars of Modernism that turned to gold at sunset -- were so dominating that their presence had already been ingrained in the young couple's vision of New York.
''I think one of the things that attracted us to the this area was having that view of the financial district and the trade center in particular,'' Mr. Curtis said. ''You take them for granted. You think they'll always be there.''
For those who live far from New York, time will dim the horror, but for residents in such riverfront towns as Jersey City, Bayonne and Hoboken, the trade center's conspicuous absence will serve as a constant reminder of the devastating loss.
Indeed, from some vantage points, the Trade Center and its sprawling financial district even looked like it was part of Jersey City, blending seamlessly into the budding skyline.
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Hands-on classes have been added to the popular Central Missouri Master Gardener's Spring Seminar.
In its fourth year, the workshop-style event has served sell-out attendance each year.
Sign-up is underway for the 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 22 event at Lincoln University's George Washington Carver Farm, and classes have been filling fast.
The new hands-on classes, seating only 15 per presenter, already have filled. Those classes are Container Gardening, Soil Health, Starting Seeds and Fairy Gardens.
"We are promoting more landscape classes this year, as this is one area where the homeowner can save quite a bit by doing it the 'right' way the first time around," said event coordinator Gail Cummins.
Those classes will be Working with a Professional Landscaper, Color in the Garden, Landscape Design Part 1 and Landscape Design Part 2.
Tim Moloney will lead the landscape design classes.
"This is as concise and complete as a class can be in three hours to teach the basics of landscape design," the brochures said.
Other topics and presenters include: Turf Questions — including Moles with Brad Fresenburg, Berries with Marilyn Odneal, Starting Seeds Veggies/Herbs by Scott Marion, Native Plants by Merv Wallace, Extending the Season — Cool Season Plantings with Jenny Grabner, Garden Art from Pinterest Pins by Jane Davis, Tomatoes 101 with James Quinn, Heirloom Tomatoes by Tammy Sellmeyer, Container Gardening by Cindy Crecilius, Color in the Garden by Alice Longfellow, Cut Flowers with Marilyn Odneal, and How and Why to Improve Soil Garden Health by Todd Higgins.
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Alexander Tabarrok, Research Director for the Independent Institute, discusses gun buyback programs on Americas Radio News Network hosted by Ernie Brown and Rachel Sutherland.
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MIAMI — Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush told a Republican gathering Thursday evening that the time is now to connect better with Latino voters, not two months before the general election.
Bush is co-chairing a conference today of the new Hispanic Action Network, part of the GOP's latest efforts to forge ties with the growing number of Latino voters. The conference will focus on trade, immigration, media outreach and education.
"Typically what happens in politics is you're working hard and you say, 'Oh gosh, we better start working at campaigning in the Hispanic community,' and it's like Sept. 15," he told the crowd at the elegant Biltmore Hotel in the Miami suburb of Coral Gables. "This is not about politics. This is about the conservative cause. If you look over the horizon over the next 10 or 20 years ... without an active involvement of Hispanics, we will not be the governing philosophy."
The Hispanic Action Network is backed by former Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman, whose American Action Network funneled more than $30 million in campaign funds to Republicans in about 30 congressional races last year.
With the Latino population growing in swing states such as Nevada, Colorado and Florida, Republicans need to chip away at Hispanics' overall 2-1 preference for Democrats to have any hope of capturing the presidency.
Democrats are confident their party's efforts on health care, education and the economy will continue to appeal to Hispanic voters, whom they believe have been turned off by Republican campaign attacks on illegal immigrants.
But Bush and other Republicans have long maintained their party is a natural fit for Hispanics, particularly recent immigrants. They cite the party's social conservatism, anti-abortion stance and support for private school vouchers and lower taxes. Voters last year elected several Latino Republicans to prominent posts, including U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez.
Bush's group is not the only conservative organization focusing on Hispanic outreach.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a possible 2012 presidential candidate, announced a similar effort in Washington, D.C., last month with his Americanos group. The conservative Heritage Foundation also now has a Spanish Web site, Libertad.org. Meanwhile, Alfonso Aguilar, former President George W. Bush's first citizenship and immigration czar, runs the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles.
The former president, who is Jeb Bush's brother, had a stronger and more successful Hispanic outreach program than almost any other national Republican.
Jeb Bush, who is fluent in Spanish and met his Mexican-born wife Columba when he taught English in her homeland, said reaching out "is about more than running ads in the Spanish-language media. It's also about showing people you want them to be part of the effort, putting in the time even when people aren't looking." And, Bush added, "it means using rhetoric that doesn't turn people off."
He told The Associated Press "the more the merrier" as far as outreach programs go. Unlike Gingrich, Bush has ruled out running for president in 2012.
Of next year's crop of likely GOP presidential contenders, only former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is scheduled to speak at the conference, where more than 600 are likely to attend.
But Republican groups have their work cut out for them following an election year in which Republican Senate candidate Sharon Angle of Nevada ran ads portraying illegal immigrants as thuggish gang members, and Hispanic voters overwhelmingly sided with Sen. Michael Bennet against Republican Ken Buck, a former county prosecutor who had tried to deport more illegal immigrants by seizing income-tax returns from accountants that catered to Spanish speakers. The plan was later thrown out by a court.
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Actually had a great fun party today, enjoyed by all guests, aged 1 to 5.
But, my vent. My crazy SIL rsvp'd for her and her parents, saying that.all 3 would definitely be there, and asked if her 2 uncles could come too. We didn't really have the room at our house but I said they could come too, just let me know who all would come for lunch and the party for planning purposes. She sent some long overly sappy email to tell my kids she would be at Dd's party and wouldn't miss it for anything, told me to please please tell the kids how much she loves and misses them and how she can't wait to play with them at the party, that they will have so much fun together. Never heard back, so I just planned for all 5 to attend.
We all were waiting for them to eat lunch (invite said come at 12 for lunch, 2 for the party if only attending the kids party). I was starving and they weren't showing so I asked Dh to call, well they were still at home, didn't bother telling us, weren't coming until 2 and then all who showed up were MIL AND Fil.
Thank goodness I choose not to share the info in the email with DD or she would be heartbroken. Honestly, I am glad SIL didn't come but they are so rude not to just show up and to try to get me to promise a little girl all that crap and not show up pisses me off. I am so sick of SIL and her BS. She lives only 30 minutes away but comes in and out of DD'S life, acts like she is the world's best aunt for a while then disappears for half a year. She is literally crazy and had major anger issues in the past so I am glad when she doesn't come around because I can't take her fake overly nice crap when I know it's just an act based on the 10 years of hatred I got from her pre-kids, but I am just sick of her messing with my kids minds. I wish I could cut her off but Mil and FIL just bring her along usually (yes she is an adult, much older than me).


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Woke up this morning feeling as if I had been drinking vodka shooters all night. Which I had not.
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I have been up since 4 am...if you call what I did last night sleep. Or, the night before for that matter.
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Tomorrow is the day I am supposed to take my dog to be neutered and have a hernia repair.
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I know we should be proud to be free citizens of a free country.
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I hear that train a comin'....No, wait, that is just thunder.
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Tuesday, June 07, 2011
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First I just want to say, one day, when I am bored or have alot of time on my hands, I am going to sit down here and go to each of my friends pages and catch up, and send comments to you all.
Or, at least to the ones I try to keep in contact w... Read more
Monday, June 06, 2011
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Hot again this week. I just stayed home all day. I have done pretty good on my calories and food, but not so well on the exercise.
Or lack of exercise.
The night isnt over. Think I will dust off the exercise bike and weights.
Back has hu... Read more
Thursday, June 02, 2011
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Today, a total Mulligan!!!!
So, as some of you, who read my blog often know, I have been waiting for a month now to hear some news about a surgical procedure I was planning to have.
So, on April 28th, I last spoke to the doctors office and t... Read more
Wednesday, June 01, 2011
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took my car out for a drive today, the ac is working, however, i live in a very small town, so, by the time you make a stop at the bank and then drive over to the post office and then to the dollar store and then stop for bread, all in such a sm... Read more
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
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Have had my 6 year old nephew the last 2 days.
Shooooo, is all I have to say about that.
I am pretty tired and the house is a wreck, dishes waiting, laundry really waiting.
I know, its only been days that we were complaining about the rain... Read more
Friday, May 27, 2011
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Big weekend ahead....Well, no fun plans. WORK WORK WORK.....Getting some land cleared, trees and brush cut, a ditch dug, a very very long ditch.
So, maybe a good workout, and its supposed to be around 95 the next few days.
I just really hop... Read more
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
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Well, good news to report, Sparky had a bowel movement. He actually had a couple, now he is still straining a little and is still not feeling great.
Gets winded from straining, but the stool is alot softer and seems to be getting easier for h... Read more
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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gonna run and watch the biggest loser, had to take my dog back to the vet, he is still not able to have a bowel movement, but is making progress, he has nothing much in his stomach to digest, he finally ate today....am hoping the meds they gave... Read more


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Ballard Scores Chicago Eats, Rainier Valley Welcomes Heaven Sent, & More"/>
First off, in Ballard, Benito's Chicago Eatery is now up and running at 6201 15th Ave. N.W. Run by Chicago native Benjamin Kulikowski, the establishment features the "Windy City's" most notorious dishes -- deep-dish pizza, Italian beef sandwiches, and hot dogs -- made using locally sourced ingredients. Over the next several weeks, Kulikowski plans to add rotating specials to the menu as well. "What I really want to convey is the love that Chicagoans have for their food," he says. "You can walk up to anybody on the street there and have a conversation about what you had for dinner." As for opening a restaurant in a neighborhood that's already crammed with options, Kulikowski says it's a familiar challenge. "I was in the Chicago food industry for about 15 years. It's dog eat dog there. There are thousands of places for people to choose from. You have game -- or you close."
Capitol Hill welcomes two new food and drink establishments this summer. Fogon Cuisine of Mexico is moving into the recently shuttered Kiki Tap & Eatery space at 600 E. Pine St., while the folks behind Tango plan to debut a rum bar at 1112 Pike St. by late summer. Rumba will feature a wide selection of rum cocktails and Cuban/ Caribbean style food.
In the International District, following a two-year absence from the neighborhood, Unicone is now slinging sweet and savory crepes in the Uwajimaya food court
In Queen Ane, Metropolitan Market at 1908 Queen Anne Ave. N. is closing. The grocery store will stop running in mid-July, citing the development planned for the area as out of its price range.
Lastly, in Rainier Valley, Heaven Sent opens in Rainier Valley on Friday. The newest branch of Ezell Stephens' fried chicken mini-chain will share space with Willie's Taste of Soul at 3427 Rainier Ave. S. Expect chicken, livers, gizzards and the usual range of picnic fixings.


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A Yahoo! User Mar 23, 2011 21:32 Flag
One thing Mcleish cannot seem to understand is that Jerome is not, has never been, and never will be a Premiership striker (the clue to the word striker lies in the definition "Someone who scores goals"). Mcleish clearly doesn't understand this. Kevin Phillips has scored more goals per minute on the pitch that Jerome has chased lost causes.
ROGER BELLAMY ROGER BELLAMY Apr 7, 2011 21:05 Flag
nosie blue, if x is so crap, he got us promoted in his first full season, ninth placed finish in his second, and the Carling Cup in his third! If thats crap, give me more of it...
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A Yahoo! User Apr 8, 2011 07:51 Flag
Mcleish is almost certainly the best manager, or should I say most successful we have ever had....in my living memory. We've had a few in my lifetime. My favourite was Big Jim Smith who I had the pleasure of meeting a few times. The most boring and dour was Ron Saunders. John Bond was a wanker, who admitted he was only at Blues for the money. Alf Ramsey (who).....?? I think the most exciting games I ever saw was when Stan Cullis was at St Andrews.though.
My only problem with Mcleish is his unbelievable loyalty to Cameron Jerome. We need scorers not runners...but I suppose each has their place...but why doesn't Kev Phillips get more minutes on the pitch ?
(clap clap clap clap) Super post Roger,
That basically sums it up.
Things could be a hell of a lot worse......Hooooolier anyone?


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ASCO: Age No Barrier to NSCLC Chemo
CHICAGO -- Older patients benefit from more aggressive chemotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) similar to their younger counterparts, researchers affirmed. more
ASCO: Age No Barrier to NSCLC Chemo
CHICAGO -- Older patients benefit from more aggressive chemotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) similar to their younger counterparts, researchers affirmed. more
ASCO: Selenium Fails to Prevent New Cancers
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CHICAGO -- After a decade of clinical research, the definitive word is in on selenium as a way to prevent new cancers in people cured of non-small cell lung cancer: it doesn't work. more
ASCO: Peretinoin Misses Endpoint As Liver Cancer Treatment
CHICAGO -- Treatment of recurrent liver cancer with the experimental Vitamin A analog peretinoin failed to meet its primary endpoint in showing a progression-free survival benefit over placebo, but researchers suggested the drug may still have promise in hepatocellular carcinoma. more
ASCO: Everolimus Plus Herceptin Promising in Metastatic Breast Cancer
CHICAGO -- Adding the targeted agent everolimus (Afinitor) to therapy for women with metastatic breast cancer resistant to trastuzumab (Herceptin) results in clinical benefit for more than a third of patients, researchers said here. more
ASCO: Retesting for HER2 Tumor Status Predicts T-DM1 Impact
CHICAGO -- Retesting patients with metastatic breast cancer to determine if their tumors overexpress HER2 could predict effectiveness of the experimental treatment trastuzumab-DM1 (T-DM1), researchers said here. more
ASCO: Antibody Improves Head and Neck Cancer Results
CHICAGO -- A novel antibody improved outcomes for patients with advanced and inoperable squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, researchers reported. more
ASCO: Chemotherapy Plus Docetaxel Handled by Older Cancer Patients
CHICAGO -- Older patients battling esophagogastric cancers appear to tolerate the addition of docetaxel (Taxotere) to a combination chemotherapy treatment, researchers suggested here. more
ASCO: New NSCLC Drug Creates Stir
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CHICAGO -- A novel targeted therapy for non-small cell lung cancer is creating a stir here, even though it has still not passed many clinical hurdles. more
ASCO: Mouth Cancer Patients Do Better if Tumor is HPV-Positive
CHICAGO -- Patients with cancer of the oropharynx did significantly better if their tumor showed markers of human papillomavirus (HPV), a researcher said. more
ASCO: Non-Platinum Regimen Works in Head, Neck Cancer
CHICAGO -- A novel non-platinum-based regimen was efficacious in recurrent or metastatic squamous cell head and neck cancer, researchers said. more


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Washington, DC - Thirteen projects aimed at reducing the risks while enhancing the environmental performance of drilling for natural gas and oil in ultra-deepwater settings have been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for further development.
Negotiations for the new projects will lead to awards totaling $35.4 million, adding to the research portfolio of the Office of Fossil Energy's Ultra-Deepwater and Unconventional Natural Gas and Other Petroleum Resources Program.
An award-winning compressor design that decreases the energy required to compress and transport natural gas, lowers operating costs, improves efficiencies and reduces the environmental footprint of well site operations has been developed by a Massachusetts-based company with support from the U.S. Department of Energy
Washington, DC - U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced today the completion of a successful, unprecedented test of technology in the North Slope of Alaska that was able to safely extract a steady flow of natural gas from methane hydrates - a vast, entirely untapped resource that holds enormous potential for U.S. economic and energy security.
Methane Hydrates May Exceed the Energy Content of All Other Fossil Fuels Combined; Could Ensure Decades of Affordable Natural Gas and Cut America's Foreign Oil Dependence
The U.S. Department of Energy announced today that an innovative technology has successfully improved oil recovery at a 106-year old Illinois field by more than 300 percent.
Three federal agencies announced a formal partnership to coordinate and align all research associated with development of our nation's abundant unconventional natural gas and oil resources.
Today, three federal agencies announced a formal partnership to coordinate and align all research associated with development of our nation's abundant unconventional natural gas and oil resources.
Researchers participating in the National Energy Technology Laboratory Regional University Alliance are using a familiar piece of medical equipment - a CT scanner - to evaluate cutting-edge improvements to enhanced oil recovery techniques.
Washington, DC - A technology to remotely monitor conditions at energy-rich Marcellus Shale gas wells to help insure compliance with environmental requirements has been developed through a research partnership funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
Washington, DC - Exploration and field development in the largest continuous oil play in the lower 48 states, located in North Dakota and eastern Montana, will be guided by new geo-models developed with funding from the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy (FE).
The three-year project to develop exploration and reservoir models for the Bakken Shale resource play was conducted by the Colorado School of Mines (CSM), through research funded by FE's Oil and Natural Gas Program.
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Sweden x Finland ..and America by TechnoRanmaWatch
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i guess it's exactly as the title says. looool
(that's supposed to be a hot spring ok?)
Axis Powers Hetalia © Hidekaz Himaruya
(that's supposed to be a hot spring ok?)
Axis Powers Hetalia © Hidekaz Himaruya
This isn't realistic enough. It lacks Muslims.
Little Alfred doesn't know what is going on but he likes it!
America ships it.
jfc this is hilarious
may i post this on my tumblr? i will give you credit
may i post this on my tumblr? i will give you credit
If he's confused, why is he smiling?
Baby America, don't be watching. It'll corrupt your tiny mind. Lol.
Stalker alert!
I totally wanna go up there.....just for the hot springs. I want my house built on top so i can have my own spa. Its enviro friendly!!
Translate: YAY! SWEDEN!
Translate: YAY! SWEDEN!
LOOOOL xD! this is so good xD!
Hahahaha... poor Sweden and Finland. XD
Wait if America can't see unicorns because of SuFin then how the heck can England see them?!
Don one has been hanging around france to much hm?
NYAHAHA!!!! Now I understand why Finland wanted to get rid of that kid xD
I like this picture, although America is there
I can see America's innocent mind describing this to Iggy and his response being "MY BABY'S VIRGIN EYES!!!"
america no understand
Dayum! LOL
lol america you prev xd
XD know wounder i think the US rapes england
lol XD poor inocent Alfred...
OOOHHHH it's about to get rated R up in this bitch!! Jk I love this it's funny!
I now know why the hotspring is hot cause sweden and finland is in it
I laughded when saw this first time :---D + i'm from Finland
I can't look at a world map with a straight face now XD
((Me too. xD))
same here. lol
World Map, why y make me laugh?!
The reason Finland makes that face us because Sweden is erect.
I thought it was because he saw America staring at them.
oh my gosh alfred leave them alon theres gunna be a moment that probly wont happen again
And while Tino and Berwald are busy...America steals Sweden's glasses. And then he looks over at the two men and his little mind finally understands what's going on.


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Hi, I am Linda. I am 23 years old and i am a Photographer and a model. I come from Sweden. I am a very nice girl, maybe to nice :) My hobbies are, Photographing and stand in front of the camera so i can take pictures of me by a remote. I like to be on the computer to draw pictures and to Make photos good and also Digital art. I even draw on paper when i am not on the computer. I love the nature and animals. I am a bit shy has always been. In the autumn 2003 i got Panic Anxiety. (Not fun at all) I missed a lot during these years to the day. autumn of 2003 I started high school. Unfortunately, I had panic anxiety, and I missed a lot of lessons. I graduated from high school but did not go out with a full diploma, because of my panic anxiety. It was hard for me. I hope now that I have a chance to show that I am an accomplished photographer, also a model. I hope you enjoy my work.
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Kim_Shatwell says This is a Beautiful book full of wonderfull and very creative photographs, and it would make a Great present for anyone.
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angelpe86 says thanks Whaler33 :)
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whaler33 says Linda, you succeed as a model and as a photographer! Good luck with your book!
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Located next door to the World's Largest Wind Chime in Casey, Whitling Whimsy is a cafe specializing in fresh deli sandwiches and yummy baked goods. Offering sweets, sandwiches, specialty teas and coffee and souvenirs.
What's Cookin'
Burgers, sandwiches, wraps, chicken entrees, pasta dishes, Mexican selections, salads. Home of Charleston's famous Strawberry Bread. Catering available.
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Savoia's - Paris
Italian-American food, fine dining, carry out, 120 seating capacity, beer and wine. New location on W. Court Street. Check out our website to see our menu and make reservations online.
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Located in the sleepy town of Casey, IL, Richards Farm is a classic American style restaurant. There is a picturesque 1930's barn with quaint dining areas and even a 300 banquet room. Delicious food, country ambiance and excellent service. Open Daily for lunch and dinner. Sunday buffet from 10:30am to 2:00pm. Check out our menu online! Gary and Diane Richards have owned the historic farm since 1972.
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Schweinfurt DPW's toil kept community functioning during record-setting month
January 24, 2011
By Mr. Charles K Stadtlander (IMCOM)
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- Record-setting German December produced unexpected snowstorms in Schweinfurt
- USAG Schweinfurt Directorate of Public Works kept roads clear, post operational
SCHWEINFURT, Germany -- Residents of Germany just survived the coldest December since 1969, and in doing so received a barrage of snow not experienced in years. The area around the Army garrison here received several storms and tallied nearly 60 centimeters of snow accumulation, resulting in several days of delays or closures for garrison services and schools. Franconia enjoyed its first white Christmas since 1981.
While many employees and students looked forward to enjoying a long morning at home during these weather delays, the tireless employees of USAG Schweinfurt's Directorate of Public Works knew that the snow days would be long ones.
"The crew members are experienced, reliable and hard-working personnel who perform the work to the very best of their abilities," said Robin Fisher, the head of DPW. To report to work so early on snow days, the clearance workers are "taking risk on snow- or ice-covered public road conditions to clear our roads, sidewalks and parking areas within the garrison."
Snow clearance workers, a force 20 people strong, start their days as early as 3 a.m. when the snow is falling. An early start rarely means an early departure, and these employees usually stay until 5 p.m. or later to ensure that the roads were clear for the community members. A weekend staff is on hand as well, sometimes working 10 hours on a Saturday just to keep roads clear.
"The priorities are set to provide the greatest good to the community," said DPW Officer-in-charge Capt. Carl Oborski. He said the first concerns when plowing are major streets and thoroughfares. Problems arise when cars drive repeatedly over roads not plowed yet. The remaining compacted snow is difficult for machinery to remove. "If every Soldier or spouse shoveled their respective parking spot, it would be easy."
In November, the DPW coffers were stocked with a healthy amount of salt necessary to keep roads clear and ice-free during a standard German winter. But as the days grew colder and one storm piled up after the next, the clearance crews needed more of the rock salt to meet the demands of the community. Unfortunately, German autobahn and local road maintenance crews were blindsided by the same weather, and scrambled to stock up on their own salt supplies. Despite the shortfall, DPW crews were able to blanket garrison roads with 130 tons of salt throughout the month of December.
The DPW stable of machinery is no small outfit. Two large Mercedes Unimogs with three-meter plows are the behemoths of the fleet, and the workers also operate smaller trucks and several walk-behind brooms and salt spreaders for sidewalks and tight spaces. And after the roads are cleared, the mountains of snow need to go somewhere. This important task falls to the heavy-duty scoop loaders and dump trucks.
"When the accumulated snow is piled on top of the storm sewer grates and melts, it gets compacted," said Oborski. "Then it freezes and acts like a drain plug in your sink." DPW's task during the warm, rainy weeks of early January was to make sure the on-post drains were able handle the rain and meltwater. Sand and gravel spread on the road for traction during December compounded the labor of this task, as runoff sends the grit into gutters and sewers.
Though the snow removal crews' hard work kept the main arteries of the garrison functional during a record-setting December, Bernhard Morber of DPW's maintenance division is keen to spotlight other hard workers in snow removal. "All tenant organizations, units and residents are involved in snow and ice removal services in their area of responsibility. We want to express our appreciation of all their efforts."


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Interview: Jim Halsey reflects on his long career as a music impresario, featured in "Starmaker" exhibit at Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum
A version of this story appears in Friday's Weekend Look section of The Oklahoman.
Jim Halsey reflects on his long career as a music impresario
The longtime Tulsan is the subject of the "Starmaker" exhibit, featuring photos, posters and memorabilia from Roy Clark, Reba McEntire, Wanda Jackson, The Judds, Merle Haggard and many other musicians he influenced. The exhibit is on view through May 18 at the Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum.
Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and Trace Adkins can thank Jim Halsey for their side jobs.
These days, it's practically commonplace to see country music superstars regularly appearing on national TV shows like "The Voice," "American Idol" and "The Celebrity Apprentice." When the premier artist manager, agent and impresario known as the "Starmaker" started his career in 1949, however, "people even in the summertime, if they were listening to country music they had the window rolled up."
"But we tried to popularize country music to the world. And in order to do that, you had to take it around the world. And we did that," Halsey said in a phone interview from his longtime home base of Tulsa.
"To me, there's nothing impossible. In the beginning in country music, everybody said, 'Oh, they won't buy country music' or 'they don't play country music' or 'the television networks don't use country music.' And I made up my mind I was gonna overcome that barrier. I was more challenged by somebody telling me that it can't be done than I was just looking at something that was maybe normal and still successful and all that."
Halsey's successful six-decade career is showcased in the exhibit "Starmaker: Jim Halsey and the Legends of Country Music," on view through May 18 at the Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum.'
"It's not really about me, either. It's about all the artists that I represented. It's not a Jim Halsey collection. It's a collection of people that worked with Jim Halsey, so that's gratifying," he said.
"I kind of get overwhelmed myself sometimes. I think 'Man, what an honor to work with Mr. James Brown. Wow.'"
In honor of its sixth anniversary, the museum is offering free admission Saturday, said Shelley Rowan, marketing director of the Oklahoma Heritage Association, making it an ideal time to view the Halsey exhibit.
"Here at the museum, we always support pride and Oklahoma, and he stayed and made it his home base," Rowan said.
Star-studded career
A native of Independence, Kan., Halsey, 82, said Tulsa was the big city he traveled to growing up.
"I remember my uncle who lived here in Tulsa taking me to see Bob Wills' live broadcast on KVOO," he said. 'So I became interested in music and … by the time I was 18 I wanted to be a promoter."
He started out promoting dates for Western swing musician Leon McAuliffe, but his big break came in 1951, when country star Hank Thompson asked Halsey to handle his business affairs. The future "Starmaker" formed Jim Halsey Co. Talent Agency in 1951 in Oklahoma with Thompson as his first client.
He subsequently discovered Wanda Jackson and Roy Clark. His roster eventually grew to 40 or 50 stars; at its height, the Jim Halsey Company was the largest country music agency in the world. He sold his booking agency to William Morris Agency in 1990 and shifted his focus to educating people on how to make it in the music business.
The "Starmaker" exhibit, which shares the title of his 2010 book, features an array of photos, posters and memorabilia from the veritable galaxy of country music stars Halsey has worked with in his more than six-decade career.
Stars on the gallery floor are emblazoned with famous names like Minnie Pearl, Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings, Ronnie Milsap and others he has represented, advised or influenced. The exhibit is packed with gold records from Reba McEntire, Merle Haggard and Dwight Yoakam, a Roy Clark banjo, one of Jana Jae's signature blue fiddles and pink guitars from Jody Miller and Wanda Jackson.
Lavishly adorned performance suits Nudie Cohn designed for Thompson and Cohn's protégé/son-in-law Manuel Cuevas devised for Duane Allen of the Oak Ridge Boys also are showcased.
"It really is so impressive, the embroidery and the rhinestone work," Rowan said. "On the Nudie, there's even rhinestones on each of the belt loops. … It was designed for Hank Thompson, and in the 1950s when he made it, it was $10,000."
Dreamer's life
The exhibit even includes Halsey's signature red 1980s mobile phone. He still uses a red handset, only these days he hooks it to an iPhone.
"It's a little updated and it's cellular," he said with a laugh. "That was like mobile radio back then," he said, adding you had to get an operator to dial for you. "And it was very, very expensive to make a phone call on that. It was like $4 a call or something. It was crazy, but sometimes that $4 call maybe made you a big deal somewhere."
Several prized keepsakes come from his 1976 and 1988 tours of the Soviet Union with Roy Clark and the Oak Ridge Boys, the two artists he continues to represent.
"Nobody had been behind the Iron Curtain with country music — and we were the first. And we knocked the doors down," he said. "We just fit in. They were just people to us."
He also booked his country artists for shows in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America and expanded the format's reach stateside into then-unlikely venues including Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall.
"I'm a dreamer, I'm a visionary, I'm one of those people that has an undeniable, unrelenting quest for something in the future and something new. And to me, to this day, nothing is impossible," Halsey said.
"I still follow my dreams today."
"Starmaker: Jim Halsey and the Legends of Country Music"
When: Through May 18.
Where: Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum, 1400 Classen Drive.
Anniversary celebration: The museum is offering free admission and special activities Saturday in honor of its sixth birthday.
Information: www.oklahomaheritage.com.


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According to government records, in the 1980s the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention and an American biological sample company sent to Iraq strains of all the germs Iraq used to make weapons. These shipments were legal and approved by the Commerce Department.
When Senator Robert Byrd asked Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld about this at a recent Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, his reply was, "I have never heard anything like what you've read, I have no knowledge of it whatsoever, and I doubt it." Either he is lying, or he is once again revealing the shocking and unbelievably inadequate state of our military intelligence.
The last time George W. Bush mentioned Osama bin Laden, without being prompted by a reporter's question, was in March. Osama has been replaced by Saddam Hussein as the administration's terrorism target, yet Saddam has no connection to Al-Qaeda. National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice has claimed, "There clearly are contacts between Al-Qaeda and Iraq that can be documented." But she refuses to document them. Secretary Rumsfeld recently rebuffed a reporter's question by saying, "That happens to be a piece of information that either we don't have or we don't want to talk about."
Trouble is, this is a democracy. We, as citizens, have a responsibility to be informed. We, as citizens, will be asked to fight this war. We will have to deal with the inevitable casualties among our military. We will have to deal with the economic fallout. We will have to bear the responsibility for the thousands further Iraqi civilians, including children, who will be killed by our bombs. We need to ask questions, and demand that they be answered.
Britain is our only ally in this war, yet last week 150,000 Britons in London demonstrated against the war. The rest of the world does not consider Saddam an imminent threat. Why do we? Could it be that Iraq has the second-largest known oil reserves in the world, next to Saudi Arabia? At the present time, Iraq has deals with French and Russian companies. American and British oil companies are out in the cold. Once the Bush administration installs a puppet regime in Iraq (does anyone expect a true democracy?) they will decide which companies get kicked out, and which ones get to profit from Iraq's oil. They will also decide which companies get the lucrative construction contracts for rebuilding Iraq's infrastructure.
Is this an unfair suspicion? What about the scams Enron perpetrated on California and the rest of America? Manipulating energy supply to raise prices through the roof, and causing power blackouts to ruin the economy of the largest state in our union, all to enrich a few who were already obscenely wealthy. "That happens to be a piece of information that either we don't have or we don't want to talk about."
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FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo., - The third annual Military Working Dog Warrior Police Competition was held at Fort Leonard Wood, May 11-15, putting more than 40 teams through the ultimate test to find out who could be "top dog."
After nearly a week of competition and 12 different events, Staff Sgt. James Cooey, 42nd Military Police Detachment, Fort Bragg, N.C., and his dog, Randy took "Top Dog" honors.
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Green Island is a sweeping story of Taiwan from 1947 to 2003 told through the lives of three generations of the Tsai family.
Dr. Tsai is a respected, wealthy doctor. When he speaks out after the February 28 Massacre, the anti-government uprising, his life and that of his family is changed forever.
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Don't you love reading or listening to something you never want to end? Ok, sure, it's not fun when it finally does, but it's cool that it was so good you didn't want it to be over. Ah, well, such is life! And such was the case for me with listening to If It's not one Thing, It's your Mother. Julia Sweeney reads her own writing, and she puts such life into her thoughts, her storytelling, other people's voices. She's funny, thoughtful, compassionate, honest.Apparently she wrote this book in the space of a month. (How does somebody do that?!) During that time, her daughter and husband were both away on other ventures. She starts off relishing the time to herself and by the end, can't wait one more minute till they've returned. In between, we (dear readers) hear about how she became a single mother, how later she and Mulan and her husband,Michael, became a family, how she juggles career decisions with other life issues…and just other cool life stuff.Truth be told, it was the funny title which drew me in. Then it was Sweeney's funny, interesting way of writing and narrating her essays which kept me engaged. Until, sadly, the book ended.
Sam Savage's economically crafted novella It Will End with Us is a Proustian study of both the lyric truths of memories and their opaque, wildly fictive nature. While the book is far more accessible than the work of the author of the epic Swanns Way, the books of David Markson or Samuel Beckett, as I read this slim gem of a book, I couldn't help but recognize certain devices or stylistic flourishes that echoed their focus on literature as a means of excavating the inexpressible experience of remembrance. The book's story is told from the perspective of an elderly woman writing/thinking through her fragmented recollections of growing up in the South (likely in the 1940's or 1950's). It's a poetic book organized by the woman's vignettes of memory that touch upon the significant and the mundane with equal importance. I had never heard of Savage before picking up the book in the library's New Book Rotunda but I'm glad I gave it a chance.
Calling all Teen readers! The nominees for the 2016 Teens' Top Ten award were just announced and there's a lot of great books to read! The Teens' Top Ten is a "teen choice" list, where teens nominate and choose their favorite books of the previous year! Nominators are members of teen book groups in fifteen school and public libraries around the country, and they've made their choices. It's a long list this year- there's a ton of great titles to choose from, including titles by Marcus Sedgwick, Scott Westerfeld, Holly Black, and many more! You can find a PDF of the nominees here, and voting will happen later this summer. Get started reading today!
As I neared the end of Samantha Hunt's novel Mr. Splitfoot, I became upset to realize that I would soon finish it. I love this book; it encompasses everything that makes a great novel: flesh-and-blood characters, atmosphere, page-turning plot, and—most important to me—a literary tinge with incisive writing. I'm still sad I finished it.
One of the blurbs on the back of Mr. Splitfoot comes from Charlotte Bronte, speaking through a medium: "It's intriguing because a person will know there's something two-sided." Bronte is right; this book is about duality. At the core are the relationships between life and death, mother and daughter, community and isolation, mainstream society and the fringes, earth and space. It's a dark, gothic novel, a ghost story, set in the backwoods and small towns of New York. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes weird books that are both thrilling and multifaceted.
Some of my favorite words in Trombone Shorty are in the author's notes at the end. Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews writes: "The only reason I succeeded as a musician was because I practiced every day. Practicing was easy to do because I loved playing music so much!" Troy Andrews's award winning picture book autobiography is illustrated by the great Bryan Collier. The focus of the story is on the well known trombone player's childhood in the Tremé neighborhood in New Orleans and how Andrews started playing and, of course, got his nickname. I guarantee this book will lift you up as it captures the joy of making music so perfectly! Until then, you can listen to Trombone Shorty's Say That to Say This, via KPL Hoopla, with just a few clicks.
When my brother and I were kids, we loved Gordon Korman books. I think I must have read "No coins, please," "I want to go home!" and "This can't be happening at MacDonald Hall" a dozen times each. Well, 30 years later, Korman is still cranking out great books. I figured he must be pretty old by now, but I Googled him and the picture looked pretty young. Turns out he wrote his first book (This can't be happening at MacDonald Hall) when he was TWELVE! No wonder.
Korman's brand-new book, Slacker, sounds right in line with the hilarious plot lines I remember from 30 years ago. After his house almost burns down while he's caught up in a video game, slacker Cameron Boxer's parents make him join a club NOT involving video games. Cameron instead creates a fake community service club to fool his parents and teachers while he and his friends just continue gaming. Kids end up taking the club seriously and Cameron is stuck being president and having to actually do stuff. The more he tries to get away from the responsibilities of the club, the deeper Cam is pulled in and the more he ends up accomplishing. This book is funny, good for reluctant readers, and has a positive message about helping others.
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