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Introduction and Scope. This Privacy Policy discloses the privacy practices for the Halifax Media Group ("Halifax") family of websites. The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to describe how Halifax collects, uses and shares information about you through our U.S. online interfaces (e.g., websites and mobile applications) owned and controlled by us (collectively referred to as the "Site"). This Policy applies to our websites which contain a link to the Policy.
Questions. If you have any questions, concerns, complaints or suggestions regarding our Privacy Policy, privacy practices or otherwise need to contact us, please contact us through the Contact Us page at the applicable Halifax Site. You may also contact us by email at email@example.com or postal mail at the following address:
Halifax Media Group 2339 Beville Road Daytona Beach, FL 32119
Third Party Sites. Third party sites that the Site links to are governed by their own privacy policies. We are not responsible for the content or the privacy policies of those websites or other websites to which they link.
In this Privacy Policy, you will find answers to the following questions:
The information we gather falls into two categories: 1) personal information you voluntarily supply when you subscribe, order, complete a survey, register for an online discussion, enter a contest or provide your e-mail address and 2) tracking information collected as you navigate through our Site.
Personally Identifiable Information
Registration for our Web sites
Anyone can view the Site, but a free registration process is required to access the full range of information and services we offer. The Site requires that you supply a unique e-mail address and demographic information (zip code, age, sex, household income to register. By using the Site, you are agreeing to the terms of our Member Agreement accessible on the applicable Halifax Site your are using).
Contests, Sweepstakes and Special Offers
On occasion, we collect personal information from readers in connection with optional sweepstakes, contests or special offers. If this information is to be shared with a third party other than a Halifax company, we will notify you at the time of collection. If you do not want any personal information shared, you may always decline to participate in the sweepstakes, contest or special offer.
Reader Surveys, Reader Panels and Market Research
We may collect personal information from readers in connection with voluntary surveys. Data may be collected on our Web sites, on the phone or through the mail. The information you provide in answer to optional survey questions may be shared, but only in the aggregate, with advertisers and partners unless we notify you otherwise at the time of collection.
Mobile Messaging Service
We may elect to offer certain text messaging services (the "SMS Service"). We use the information collected from your interaction with the SMS Service solely for the purposes of improving the SMS Service. The information will not be provided, sold, licensed, rented, assigned or disclosed, except as required by law. We will not use your phone number to initiate a call or SMS text message to you without your express prior consent. Your wireless carrier and other service providers also collect data about your SMS Service usage: their practices are governed by their own privacy policies.
We collect the mobile phone number you use to send us a text message and the content of the messages sent between you and the applicable Halifax company. When you send a text message to us or through our Site, we log the incoming phone number, the wireless provider associated with the number, and the date and time of the transaction. The only information we automatically collect is that related to the use of our Mobile Services. We use this data to analyze the message traffic in order to operate, develop and improve our SMS Service.
Non-personally Identifiable Information
Information Collected by Us using Technology
As is standard practice on many Web sites, we use "cookies", Web Beacons and other similar technologies to recognize you and provide personalization, as well as to help us understand, where our visitors are going and how much time they spend there. You will not be able to access certain areas of our Web sites, including the Site, if your computer does not accept cookies from us. We reserve the right to place a cookie on your computer with a unique anonymous number to ensure that your browser does not see the same ad over and over again, to sequence ads in a series and to measure the number of unique visitors that have viewed a particular ad or visited a particular Web page. For more detailed information about our use of cookies, see the "Cookies" section on the Registration FAQ.
Information Collected by Third Parties using Technology
Some of the services and/or advertisements on certain of our Web sites (including the Site) are delivered or served by third-party companies that may place or recognize cookies or Web Beacon to track certain non-personally identifiable information about our Web site users. For example, in the course of serving certain advertisements, some advertisers may place or recognize a unique cookie on your browser, in order to collect certain non-personally identifiable information about your visits to our Web sites and other Web sites. In many cases, this information could be used to show you ads based on your interests on other Web sites.
We do not have access to, nor control over, advertisers' or service providers' cookies or how they may be used.
Some websites may belong to ad networks that use your browsing history across websites to choose which ads to display on their sites; the displayed ads may include advertising for Company. To learn more, and to opt out of seeing interest-based advertisements on these sites, visit the Network Advertising Initiative and the Digital Advertising Alliance websites (www.networkadvertising.org and www.aboutads.info). Websites may also offer their own opt-out methods for interest-based advertising.
You have choices about the collection of interest based information in this way:
Your access to our Web sites will not be affected if you do not accept cookies served by third parties.
Yahoo Ads
Yahoo! is an ad network partner that displays ads on our sites. To improve your ad experience on our sites and elsewhere on the Internet, we may send non-personal information to Yahoo! based on your browser's activities, such as type of pages viewed and categories of interests, so that the advertising you see is relevant to you. Yahoo! also may use information regarding its own users to select which ads to display. Learn more about Yahoo!'s ad practices, including how to opt out of using anonymous information to select which ads to show you. Analytics Technologies
Our sites currently use Omniture, a third party, to track and analyze non-personally identifiable usage and volume statistical information from our visitors and customers to administer our Web site and constantly improve its quality. All data collected by Omniture on behalf of the Site is owned and used by Halifax and its affiliated companies. We reserve the right to publish non-personally identifiable, summary information regarding our visitors for promotional purposes and as a representative audience for advertisers. Please note that this is not personal information, only general summaries of the activities of our visitors and customers. For more information about Omniture's privacy policy, including how to opt out, go to http://www.omniture.com/en/privacy/policy.
We reserve the right to change the vendors who provide us with usage data.
IP Addresses
We log IP (Internet Protocol) addresses, or the location of your computer on the Internet, for systems administration and troubleshooting purposes. We use the IP address log in an aggregate fashion to track access to our site.
Log Files
Log data is only used in aggregate to analyze usage of our Web site.
What do we do with the information we gather about you?
Statistical Analysis
We may perform statistical, demographic and marketing analyses of subscribers, and their subscribing and purchasing patterns, for product development purposes and to generally inform advertisers about the nature of our subscriber base. We also use such information to allow advertising to be targeted, in aggregate, to the users for whom such advertising is most pertinent.
Products and Service Message from Us
From time to time, we may provide subscribers with information and offers about other products and services offered by us, including subscriptions and other premium products and services. This information will only be shared internally. If you do not wish to receive such information and offers, you may opt-out. To opt-out of offers by mail please go here.
Banner Advertising
We may use behavioral, demographic and preference information to allow advertising on our Web sites to be targeted, in aggregate, to the users for whom they are most pertinent. This means users see advertising that is most likely to interest them, and advertisers send their messages to people who are most likely to be receptive, improving both the viewer's experience and the effectiveness of the ads. We will disclose information to third parties only in aggregate form.
User Generated Content (Message Boards, Forums, Reader Reviews and Chats)
We offer message boards for readers in a number of areas throughout our Web sites. The message boards are currently hosted and managed by trusted third party service providers. Any information you disclose when posting to a message board, along with your message board screen name or ID, becomes public and may be used by us for online and offline promotional or commercial uses in any and all media. Chats are also currently hosted by trusted third party service providers , and any posting to a chat becomes public as soon as they are published online. For more information, see the Terms of Service.
E-Mail Newsletters
If you choose to receive them, we will periodically send you e-mail newsletters or promotional e-mail about services we offer and our advertisers. For details about e-mails we send, please see the next section, "What Is Our E-mail Policy?".
What is our e-mail policy?
We comply fully with the federal CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. We will not share, sell, rent, swap or authorize any third party to use your e-mail address without your permission. If you feel you have received an e-mail from us in error, please contact us using the Contact Us feature on our Site.
Account and Service-Related E-mail:
We reserve the right to send you e-mail relating to your account status. This includes order confirmations, renewal/expiration notices, notices of credit-card problems, other transactional e-mails and notifications about major changes to the Site and/or to our Privacy Policy. If you have registered for online discussions or other services, you may receive e-mail specific to your participation in those activities.
E-mail Newsletters:
We offer e-mail newsletters. If you no longer wish to receive a specific newsletter, follow the "unsubscribe" instructions located near the bottom of each newsletter.
Promotional E-mail:
If you chose to receive them during the registration process, we may periodically e-mail you messages about products and services that we think may be of interest to you. You can choose not to receive messages in the future by following the "unsubscribe" instructions located near the bottom of each e-mail. From time to time, we may obtain e-mail addresses from third party sources to be used for promotional e-mails. You can choose not to receive messages in the future by following the "unsubscribe" instructions located near the bottom of each e-mail.
Survey E-mail:
If you have not opted out, we may send you an e-mail inviting you to participate in user surveys, asking for feedback on the Site and existing or prospective products and services, as well as information to better understand our users. User surveys greatly help us to improve our Web site, and any information we obtain in such surveys will not be shared with third parties, except in aggregate form.
E-mails From You:
If you send us e-mails, you should be aware that information disclosed in e-mails may not be secure or encrypted and thus may be available to others. We suggest that you exercise caution when deciding to disclose any personal or confidential information in e-mails. We will use your e-mail address to respond directly to your questions or comments.
E-mail This Article Feature:
Readers may use this feature to send links to articles to others through e-mail. The e-mail address(es) that you supply to this service will only be used to send the requested article.
With whom do we share the information that we gather?
If you have registered to one of our sites, we will not sell, rent, swap or authorize any third party to use your e-mail address or any information that personally identifies you without your permission. We do, however, share information about our audience in aggregate form.
If you are a print subscriber to a Halifax publication and you subscribed either by mail, phone or online, we may exchange or rent your name and mailing address (but not your e-mail address) with other reputable companies that offer marketing information or products through direct mail. If you prefer that we do not share this information, you may opt-out by email@example.com.
Service Providers
We contract with other companies to provide services on our behalf, including credit-card and billing processing, shipping, e-mail distribution, list processing and analytics or promotions management. We provide these companies only with the information they need to perform their services. These service providers are restricted from using this data in any way other than to provide services for us, and they may not share or resell this data.
We reserve the right to disclose your opt-out information to third parties so they can suppress your name from future solicitations, in accordance with applicable laws. We may occasionally release personal information as required by law, for example, to comply with a court order or subpoena. (For more information, see the "Compliance with legal process" section of this policy.)
Transfer in the Event of Sale or Change of Control.
If the ownership of all or substantially all of our business changes or we otherwise transfer assets relating to our business or the Site to a third party, such as by merger, acquisition, bankruptcy proceeding or otherwise, we may transfer or sell your personal information to the new owner. In such a case, unless permitted otherwise by applicable law, your information would remain subject to the promises made in the applicable privacy policy unless you agree differently.
How do I change or update my personal information?
Manage your account at Member Center: You may review and update your membership or account information and access your transaction history in the Member Center for the applicable Site. There are a number of things you can do in the Member Center to ensure your personal information is accurate and up to date. For one, you can update the information you provided during the free registration process, sign up for our e-mail newsletters and manage your home and email newsletter delivery options. To gain access to the areas of the Member Center containing personal information, you will be asked to enter your password. If you do not remember your password, you can reset your password. If you need further assistance, please contact us by visiting the Contact Us page on the applicable Site you are using.
How do I opt-out from receiving promotional offers?
E-mail Promotions
Follow the unsubscribe options at the bottom of the e-mail.
Is my information protected?
Data Security
To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy and ensure the appropriate use of information, we have put in place physical, electronic and managerial procedures to protect the information we collect online. However, since the Internet is not a 100% secure environment, we cannot guarantee, ensure, or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us. There is no guarantee that information may not be accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by breach of any of our physical, technical, or managerial safeguards. It is your responsibility to protect the security of your login information. Please note that e-mails and other communications you send to us through our Site are not encrypted, and we strongly advise you not to communicate any confidential information through these means.
Other Information: Compliance with Legal Process
We will share personal information with third party companies, organizations or individuals outside of Company if we have a good-faith belief that access, use, preservation or disclosure of the information is reasonably necessary to:
Other Information: Children's Information
If you are under the age of 13, please do not attempt to register with us at this Site or provide any personal information about yourself to us. If we learn that we have collected personal information from a child under the age of 13, we will promptly delete that information. If you believe we might have any information from a child under the age of 13, please contact us through the Contact Us page on the applicable Halifax Site.
Other Information: Changes to This Policy
This Privacy Policy may be amended from time to time. Any such changes will be posted on this page. If we make a significant or material change in the way we use your personal information, the change will be posted on this page thirty (30) days prior to taking effect. Registered users will be notified via e-mail. We will not reduce your rights under this Privacy Policy without your consent to the extent required by and in accordance with applicable law.


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I am trying to get Zimbra to blindly accept all incoming mail without checking it for spam content. If I kill amavisd with
sudo -u zimbra /opt/zimbra/bin/zmamavisdctl stop
spam checking stops but mail delivery stops too. Here is a snippet from the log file after I kill amavisd
Feb 20 22:13:56 host postfix/qmgr[16325]: F201CEAF2F0: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, relay=none, delay=553579, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: connect to 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]: Connection refused)
Please advise.

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You provided me with one of the greates comebacks I have ever seen during the Toronto series. You made me so proud when you pounded Tortorella's Rangers in the second round. You amazed me with the skill you had in dismissing the Pittsburgh Penguins in 4 games. I watched proudly as you battled against the Blackhawks and all the amazing luck they had as they ended up winning the Stanley Cup. You never quit, you played hurt, and you never stopped trying.
I am very proud to be a Bruins fan, and I thank you for all the work you did trying to bring Boston another Stanley Cup!


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Our registered, licensed dietitians at Avera St. Luke's have extensive experience in helping people review their lifestyles and work at healthy eating. We can help you look at your current diet and make necessary, realistic changes to meet your goals. A variety of options are available, and we serve the entire spectrum of the population, from pediatrics to geriatrics. We want to help you get healthier!
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Every day I get a report mail which always looks like this:
Generating reportBut there are mails sent out and received. "zmcontrol status" reports the logger is running:
From 2006-06-10 00:00:00 to 2006-06-11 00:00:00
No messages found
logger RunningThe process list indicates the logger database is running:
/opt/zimbra/logger/mysql/bin/mysqld --defaults-file=/opt/zimbra/conf/my.logger.cnf --basedir=/opt/zimbra/logger/mysql --datadir=/opt/zimbra/logger/db/data --pid-file=/opt/zimbra/logger/db/mysql.pid --skip-locking --port=7307 --socket=/opt/zimbra/logger/db/mysql.sockI could not find anything releated to the logger in the file "/opt/zimbra/log/zimbra.log", but the log file "/var/log/zimbra.log" indicates the logger is running, too:
Jun 11 06:48:03 h880950 zimbramon[20789]: 20789:info: 2006-06-11 06:48:01, STATUS:I run the OSS Zimbra Version 3.1.2_GA_445.DEBIAN3.1 30.05.2006 on Debian Sarge.
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Any ideas what I can do to solve this problem and get correct daily mail reports?
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Hosmer to chat on Tuesday
The 2009 First-Year Player Draft starts next Tuesday. Tomorrow, you can get an inside perspective on what it's like to be a top prospect on draft day. Eric Hosmer, Kansas City's first-round pick in 2008, will chat with fans on royals.com starting at 2:00 p.m. Central time.
Eric was rated as the best high school power hitter by Baseball America before last year's draft. He is playing for the Burlington Bees in the Class-A Midwest League. After a slow start, Eric is tearing the cover off the ball. He homered on Sunday and is batting .343 with 14 RBI in his last 10 games.
Get your questions ready now! The chat is free, but you need to register at royals.com to participate.


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I like both maps! The old one has a Judges Guild feel about it. The kind of map where you can feel the paper. Can't wait to see more!
There is nothing all that special about this map visually as it looks very similar in style to some other maps I've recently done. I thought I'd post it anyway because it is an updated version of a very old map. So I am posting both the old map and the new one.
The first ever digital map I did was of this village. I made it using paint shop pro. The map was for my first IRC RPG campaign I ran so the location has a special place in my heart and while the world itself has been through a number of revisions, the village has remained the same.
The map is only numbered. There is no key on the map itself because it has a big write up in a separate document on the people who live in every single building, what they do and a little bit about their history as well as some general information about the village itself (what crops they grow, nearby locations, etc), although I am currently updating it to take into account that seven years have passed since I last used it.
I like both maps! The old one has a Judges Guild feel about it. The kind of map where you can feel the paper. Can't wait to see more!
"Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc"
Argontath Map Finished Thread
My Flash Website! - Welcome to Argontath
I thought I would post this next map in this thread as they are linked. Basically I have been working on bringing the old origins of the world I created to life as I have a lots of stuff and a half finished novel for it. There's been a lot of retconning and such but I'm sorta starting inside out (because the focus for much of the later material is a city northwest). I've been doing a bunch of art, writing and also these maps that I'm going to compile into a PDF and it will focus on a single domain (the domain of Antira).
This next village is about ten miles north of Antira deep in the forest. It is also based on an old map. It is called Silverleaf (an uninspired name but it is OLD). The Isometric map of Fort Arrowpoint on the other board is related to all this too.
Again, no key as it is all detailed elsewhere.
Awesome map, and no surprise there. I like the circular buildings and muddy stream. Would love it, if you could share a bit of the background story behind this map. Looking forward to your maps to come.
Well the village was founded by refugees from a nearby kingdom. They were the remains of a minor noble house who lost their holdings during a blood feud with two others. With the few political favours they had left, they were given the land they currently live on now, though they didn't know the area was covered in dense forest.
On the bright side they are exempt from taxes though as the kingdom they now live in collects taxes based on how much farmland a settlement has. Having no actual farmland has not been a bad thing (unless of course there is a sudden population explosion).
It's a bit more involved than that but those are the basics. =P
Pretty! Makes me feel like playing D&D again
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"- Isaac Asimov
My place on DeviantArt
I like that it's surrounded by trees. Reminds me of when Warcraft 2 first came out and you had that fog of war surrounding you on all sides.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"- Isaac Asimov
My place on DeviantArt


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It's Opening Day today, which means it's time for a citywide celebration of the Cincinnati Reds and baseball. At the City Council meeting last week, Mayor Mark Mallory declared today a local holiday, so if you need an excuse to sneak in a few beers while watching the parade at work, say the mayor made you do it.
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will allow the children of illegal immigrants who qualify for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) to obtain driver's licenses. DACA was signed by President Barack Obama to give recipients the opportunity to remain in the country legally without fear of prosecution, but until Friday, the BMV wasn't sure that qualified recipients for driver's licenses.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Cranley proposed his budget plan Thursday that he says will avoid layoffs and the city's plan to lease its parking assets to the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, but critics say the plan is unworkable and some of its revenue sources are "fantasy." Cranley's proposal calls for $21 million in casino revenue that Horseshoe Casino General Manager Kevin Kline previously said will be available to City Council, but Jon Harmon, legislative director for Councilman Chris Seelbach, says the number is using an outdated model and the city's estimate of $10 million is more in line with recent turn of events. The budget proposal also claims to make its cuts and raise revenue without layoffs, but even Cranley was uncertain about whether that's possible.
Opponents of the city's parking plan say they've gathered more than 10,000 signatures — more than the 8,500 required — but the signatures still need to be verified before the plan is placed on the ballot. Last week, the mayor told Cincinnati residents to not sign the petition because he says it will force the city to make budget cuts and layoffs. A ruling from Hamilton County Judge Robert Winkler opened the parking plan to referendum by essentially striking down the city's use of emergency clauses.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is backing a wider religious exemption for contraceptive coverage in health plans. As part of Obamacare, health insurance plans are required to provide contraceptive coverage — a measure that may save insurance companies money by preventing expensive pregnancies, according to some estimates. But DeWine and 12 other Republican state attorney generals argue the mandate infringes on religious liberty.
It's not just charter schools that do poorly under the state's new report card system; most urban schools would flunk too. An analysis by StateImpact Ohio found urban schools actually perform worse in some areas, supporting arguments from charter school advocates that the report cards' harsh grades show a demographic problem in urban areas, not a lack of quality in education. An analysis of old data by CityBeat in 2012 found Cincinnati Public Schools would fall under the new system.
A new study found bedbugs are afflicting less Cincinnati residents — suggesting the reversal of a trend that has haunted local homeowners for years. In the past few years, Cincinnati was marked as one of the worst cities for bedbugs around the country.
The last two generations are falling behind their parent's wealth. The trend shows a generational divide behind rising income inequality in the United States.
Ohio gas prices are starting to go down this week.
Scientists still don't know what's killing up to half of America's bees.
Manrique, a 27-year-old adult club dancer from Silver Spring, Md., pleaded guilty to the crime Wednesday in Allegheny County District Court, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. Originally, she was charged with making a false report to police. Chapman was with the team when guests of the William Penn Hotel found Manrique tied up with cloth napkins and crying in his room. She told police she'd been held up by a man impersonating a hotel maintenance worker there to fix a running toilet. That story didn't hold up under lengthy interrogation, though. So she shifted to Story B, that a male stranger who had stolen her wallet outside a nearby CVS store forced her to let him in the hotel room — lest he hurt her girlfriend back in Maryland — and ransacked it. She failed a lie detector test. Chapman didn't believe her either. He told police he thought she was in on the crime.
Because of the plea, the public will never know what really happened. Manrique was ordered to pay a $164 fine and was released. The case paperwork doesn't say if the jewelry was actually stolen. Nor does it explain what Chapman was doing with $200,000 worth of jewelry on a road trip to Pittsburgh in the first place.
Meanwhile unemployment in Cincinnati dropped to 7.5 percent in August, down from 8.2 percent in July. Unemployment in Hamilton County dropped to 6.8 percent in August, down from 7.3 percent. The Greater Cincinnati's jobless rate for the month was 6.7 percent, putting it below that of the state (7.2 percent) and the nation (8.1 percent).
Speaking of numbers, a new poll released today shows Obama leading Romney in Ohio – the third such poll in the last four days. The Quinnipiac University/CBS News/New York Times Swing State Poll shows Obama leading Romney 53 to 43 percent in Ohio, and by similar large margins in the battlegrounds of Florida and Pennsylvania.
The typically media-shy Republican Ohio Treasurer and Senate candidate Josh Mandel proposed three new rules for members of the U.S. Congress in a rare Tuesday news conference. He said he wants members of Congress to lose their pensions if they became lobbyists, be limited to 12 years in the House and Senate and not be paid if they failed to pass a budget. Mandel says his opponent, sitting Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, broke his promise to voters that he would only serve 12 years in Congress. Mandel himself promised to fill his entire term as state treasurer, but would leave halfway through if he wins the Senate race.
The governors of Ohio and Kentucky continue to move toward jointly supporting a financing study for a replacement of the functionally-obsolete Brent Spence Bridge, and both governors favor a bridge toll to fund construction. The Kentucky Legislature would have to approve a measure to allow tolling on the bridge.
Forty percent of Hamilton County's septic systems are failing, and homeowners and utilities are arguing over who should foot the $242 million bill. The Enquirer has an analysis of the ongoing battle.
The Associated Press reports that Andy Williams, Emmy-winning TV host and "Moon River" crooner, has died.
The Enquirer is still doing all it can to keep the Lacheys relevant instead of letting them die off like all bad 90s trends like Furby and Hammer pants. The paper blogged that Lachey finished in the bottom three in the first week of the new Dancing with the Stars: All Stars.
Speaking of those replacement NFL refs, apparently some of them were fired by the Lingerie Football League for incompetence. Yes, there are totally unrelated pictures of women playing football.
So much for glory days on the gridiron. Playing pro football makes it far more likely than normal a brain can turn into mush. And there's elevated likelihood these once powerful bodies will shut themselves down with Lou Gehrig's disease.
Disturbing new data from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health lab in Cincinnati says retired NFL players are dying from Alzheimer disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at rates four times higher than the U.S. population. Other neurodegenerative diseases kill retired NFL players at about twice the norm. The study appears in this month's issue of Neurology, a medical journal affiliated with the American Academy of Neurology.
Overall, retired football players live longer and are healthier than most Americans, especially the linemen. But some of the players who passed, caught and defended are clearly beset by excessive amounts of neurodegenerative disorders later in the lives.
Former quarterbacks, running backs, fullbacks, receivers, defensive backs, linebackers and safeties comprise the biggest group of former players who suffer. All were in the so-called "speed" positions, players who took hits that included high-acceleration head impacts.
For the pro football study, the Cincinnati-based research team looked at health records of 3,439 retired NFL players who had five seasons in the league between 1959 and 1988. The researchers tracked down 334 death certificates across the nation. Of those, 17 had a neurodegenerative disorder listed as the cause of death; 14 had been in speed positions.
(Cardiovascular disease claimed 126 of the ex-NFL players; cancer took 85).
The NIOSH team said their findings add to a growing collection of evidence that shows football players face an increased risk of neurodegenerative disease. Most previous studies have focused on long-term health effects of repeated concussions. Besides finding increased death rates from Alzheimer's, ALS (which often is called Lou Gehrig's Disease) and Parkinson disease (about three times the national rate), the Cincinnati scientists raised an entirely new concern. They said football players have elevated death rates from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which is a pathologically distinct neurodegenerative condition. It sets in years after head-knocking and is linked to a progressive decline in neuron functioning. It can change the ability to think and makes it difficult to move about because the brain doesn't work as it should.
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which goes by the
initials CTE, isn't reported on many death certificates because the
diagnosis has only been recently recognized.
Everett J. Lehman was lead author of the study; others who worked on it were Misty Hein, Sherry L. Baron and Christine M. Gersic. The researchers said their findings cannot be applied to other professional sports. And the team says more information is needed about the impact of football injuries:
"Because our cohort was limited to longer-term professional players, our findings may not be applicable to other professional and nonprofessional football players. However, recent autopsy studies have reported pathologic findings of CTE in college-age and professional football players with relatively short playing careers. We did not have data on player injuries and conductions. If chronic mild to moderate concussion is an actual risk factor for neurodegenerative mortality, the magnitude of the risk may depend on the intensity and frequency of brain injuries incurred over a number of years. … Finally, we did not have information on environmental, genetic or other risk factors for neurologic disorders."
NIOSH did not say it found a cause and effect for the higher than normal number of Alzheimer and ALS deaths. But the scientists said they had no doubt "that professional football players are at an increased risk of death from neurodegenerative causes."
Activists continue to protest Western & Southern's treatment of the Anna Louise Inn, which has been helping women in the Lytle Park neighborhood for more than a century. CityBeat last week reported the details of Western & Southern's failure to purchase the property when it had the chance and the company's subsequent attempts to force the Inn to leave the neighborhood anyway.
The Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition, released a statement on Saturday describing the protest banner as proof for local and national leaders that Western & Southern's actions won't be tolerated. The statement read: "We will continue to up the ante until you stop attacking the hard-working women of the Anna Louise Inn."
Josh Spring, executive director of the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition, said in an email to CityBeat that the plane flew for two 30-minute stints on Sunday. Spring said protesters distributed 2,000 flyers outside the tournament's gates and that the people who learned what Western & Southern was doing generally expressed frustration. The banner was made possible by contributions from several local organizations, including Occupy Work and Wages, Amos Project, the Homeless Coalition, SEIU Local 1, Mount Auburn Presbyterian church and other concerned citizens and groups.
The banner asks people to go to stpws.com to learn more. The website redirects to www.southernwestern.net, which is the site where activists finally were able to publish a satirical video parodying a Western & Southern spokesperson proud of his company's attacks on the Anna Louise Inn. The video was originally posted in June to YouTube and Vimeo, but was removed for copyright infringement shortly after Western & Southern found out about it. Western & Southern didn't return CityBeat's calls back then asking whether or not W&S was involved in forcing the removal of the video. The website includes a change.org petition asking Western & Southern to stop suing the Anna Louise Inn.
Cincinnati's Historic Conservation Board is scheduled to hear arguments on Aug. 27 that could lead to a conditional use permit and allow the Anna Louise Inn to move forward with a renovation Western & Southern stalled by suing the Inn. It will take place 3 p.m. on the seventh floor of 805 Central Ave.
Read this week's CityBeat cover story on the issue here.
The Ohio Board of Regents has recommended banning tobacco
on all school campuses. The ruling is meant to curtail students picking
up smoking during college. According to the Ohio Department of Health,
40 percent of college-aged smokers began smoking or became regular
smokers after starting college.
Louise Nippert, Cincinnati philanthropist and art patron, died yesterday at the age of 100.
Secret groups have been pumping Ohio's Senate race between incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown and Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel with out-of-state money in support of Mandel. Unsurprisingly, the Brown team is not happy about it.
More Ohio adults are on Medicaid and Medicare, a new study has found. Ohioans are also relying less on employer-provided insurance. The numbers apparently match a nationwide movement.
Yesterday, the world got its first glimpse at the suspect in the Colorado theater massacre. He had orange hair.
A coalition of labor groups is getting together to push for a higher minimum wage in Ohio. They want minimum wage raised to $9.80 per hour in 2014.
Penn State is getting a heavy-handed punishment from the NCAA. It seems like the occult hand of former coach Joe Paterno will continue having a heavy grip on the university's football legacy.
Apparently, earth's resources aren't good enough for technology. Scientists want to use dwarf stars to improve computers in a big way.
Northern Ohio counties are starting to receive $19 million from Cleveland casino tax revenue. Cincinnati and Hamilton can expect a similar revenue boon next year when the Horseshoe Casino opens on Feb. 2013. Of course, the casino (and its revenue) could have been coming this year, but Gov. John Kasich blocked construction last year to protect his tax plan.
The Enquirer over the weekend did an investigative piece on ER "superusers" — individuals who can sometimes cost the health-care system as much as $1.3 million due to a lack of health insurance. Hospitals have said that this "charity care" could be curtailed by Obamacare's Medicaid expansion and save the state money, but Kasich claims the Medicaid expansion is too costly for the state.
The Ohio Board of Regents is considering banning smoking on all public
campuses. Smoking is already banned in buildings, but health concerns
may lead to a bigger ban.
Toledo Public Schools used "scrubbing" to improve report card scores. The Board of Education claimed such cheating could be a "state-level problem."
Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown and his Republican opponent Josh Mandel have settled on a day to debate: Oct. 15.
Former Reds shortstop Barry Larkin was inducted into the Hall of Fame Sunday. Here's CityBeat's C. Trent Rosecrans' column offering current players' thoughts on Larkin.
The Great Ohio River Swim was postponed Saturday because of high bacteria levels. Not very surprising.
In science news, a European agency became the first in the Western world Friday to approve a gene therapy treatment for a rare genetic disease.
Local subscribers to Time Warner and Insight cable woke up today without access to WLWT-TV (Channel 5) after the station and companies failed to reach a new retransmission agreement. Instead, the cable companies offered Channel 2 from NBC affiliate Terre Haute, Ind. The Enquirer is all over the story, reporting that Todd Dykes and Lisa Cooney in the morning were replaced by someone named Dada Winklepleck in Wabash Valley, Ind. Don't worry: 30 Rock will still be on your new local Indiana station. Visit mywabashvalley.com for further details about additional programming. Or you can just hook up an antennae and get WLWT in hi-def for free.
Anyone in the market for a school building? Cincinnati Public Schools is adding four closed buildings to a for-sale list in an attempt to raise the capital necessary to complete an overhaul of its in-use buildings as part of its Facilities Master Plan. The new buildings on the list are Central Fairmount, Kirby Road, North Fairmount and Old Shroder schools.
Ohio brought in $23.5 million during the first seven weeks of legalized gambling in the state.
Mitt Romney says he's not hiding anything in his offshore accounts. The proof: He doesn't even know where they are, so they're technically hidden from him, too.
Barack Obama is in Iowa apparently setting up an issue on which to debate Romney later this fall. Obama is pitching an extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for households earning less than $250,000, while Romney wants to extend them for rich people, too.
The FDA went against the advice of an expert panel, deciding not to require mandatory training for doctors prescribing long-acting narcotic painkillers that can lead to addiction.
Three-hundred-square-foot apartments in New York City? Mayor Michael Bloomberg asked developers yesterday to try to make them work.
City planners envision a future in which the young, the cash-poor and empty nesters flock to such small dwellings — each not much bigger than a dorm room. In a pricey real estate market where about one-third of renter households spend more than half their income on rent, it could make housing more affordable.
Droughts in 18 states have made the price of corn go up, and the soybeans are hurting a little bit, too.
Sitting less adds two years to U.S. life expectancy.
A new study found that babies are healthier when there are dogs in their homes.
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game will take place tonight in Kansas City. The Reds' Joey Votto is a starter, while Jay Bruce and Aroldis Chapman are also likely to play.
The World Choir Games kicked off last
night with an opening ceremony that CityBeat's Anne Arenstein thoroughly
enjoyed. Arenstein in a blog described choirs from West Chester,
Loveland and Pleasant Ridge mingling with groups from Japan, Colombia,
Canada and Australia, along with "spontaneous singing and dancing." The
event takes place at various venues through July 17. More info here.
Kentucky has a higher rate of women who smoke while pregnant than other parts of the country. The state health department has apparently felt the need to remind people that when you inhale cancerous chemicals with a baby inside your body, the baby gets some too.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is willing to offer the full strength of his office should any knuckleheads try to rip off the state's new casinos. In a joint statement with Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason, DeWine articulated his dedication to stopping cheaters in casinos. The state charged seven people for increasing bet sizes or removing bets when you're not allowed to anymore.
President Obama has begun a two-day bus tour through northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The tour is called "Betting on America" and will include a defense of Obama's economic policies while pointing out that the auto bailout worked and Mitt Romney outsourced mass jobs.
Mitt Romney is reportedly considering choosing a woman as a running mate, and Romney's wife says "I don't have a problem with that."
London built a new skyscraper called "The Shard." It's 95 [expletive] stories high.
Reuters says there are positive signs for the struggling job market.
Veteran NBA point guard Steve Nash is joining the L.A. Lakers, and Pau Gasol says it will be a huge honor to play with the dude. Kobe says, "Meh."
Someone really smart in Todd Portune's office warned his or her superiors that the monthly first-Wednesday siren test might scare the living hell out of tens of thousands of foreign people visiting Cincinnati for the World Choir Games, so there will be no siren test this month.
River Downs applied for some slot machines, the second racetrack in the state to do so.
Here's the latest person to write about how screwed Mitt
Romney is due to the constitutional health care mandate or, more
importantly, the similar one he passed in Massachusetts. MSNBC says the Bain attacks are hurting Romney. And
Mother Jones says this: "Romney Invested in Medical-Waste Firm That
Disposed of Aborted Fetuses, Government Documents Show."
And Obama is "feeling the pain" of campaign fundraising. Whatever that means.
Here's all you need to know about torture in Syria. Thanks, Human Rights Watch.
Anderson Cooper publicly announced that he's gay after a discussion with friend and journalist Andrew Sullivan of The Daily Beast regarding celebrities coming out. Cooper emailed Sullivan about the matter and gave him permission to print it.
"I've also been reminded recently that while as a society we are moving toward greater inclusion and equality for all people, the tide of history only advances when people make themselves fully visible. There continue to be far too many incidences of bullying of young people, as well as discrimination and violence against people of all ages, based on their sexual orientation, and I believe there is value in making clear where I stand.
"The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn't be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud."
Chrysler's sales are up 20 percent, but the company hasn't specifically thanked JLo for boosting the Fiat marketshare.
Scientists are saying that recent heat waves, wild fires and other seemingly random natural disasters are due to global warming. And we thought it was only going to be our kids' problem. :(
Meanwhile, European physicists hope to find the God
particle by the end of the year, explaining the creation of the world.
Here's video of a British guy trying to explain what the particle is
using a plastic tray and ping pong balls.
The NFL is going to back off some of its local blackout
rules. Teams now must only hit 85 percent of their ticket sales goal
rather than 100 percent to avoid making local markets watch crappy
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NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) — Macaulay Culkin and his band Pizza Underground had to cut short their set when the audience threw pints of beer at them and booed in Nottingham, England.
The Nottingham Post says Culkin asked the crowd why they were throwing the beer when he'd rather drink it.
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BYESVILLE - The emotions and stakes were high Saturday as Buckeye Trail and Monroe Central met for the fourth time this season.
Unfortunately for the Seminoles, those emotions got the best of them at times and, therefore, the Warriors were able to win the stakes and advance to the Division III Eastern District Tournament in the process.
Capitalizing on a 32 of 46 effort from the free-throw line, the Warriors ousted the Seminoles, 70-62 before a large crowd inside Meadowbrook High School.
"Don't underestimate the fact that Buckeye Trail is a good team," Monroe Central coach Lou "Scooter" Tolzda said. "Maybe because of some of the teams we've played down the stretch, it can be easy to overlook them, but Trail is right up there with them. I really believe they're as good as anyone in the district and they have a shot at making the regionals."
The Warriors will need two victories this week at Ohio University Eastern if they're going to make the trip to Athens for the 'Sweet 16.' The district tournament opens at 6 p.m. Tuesday against Garaway (19-4).
The victory was the third in the four meetings against the Seminoles with the last two being in big-game atmospheres. The prior meeting came almost three weeks ago in the semifinals of the OVAC Tournament.
"I don't know if we had their number or not, but we made some plays when we needed to," Trail coach Rod Gray said. "They've got a talented bunch of kids and Scooter does a great job with them. We feel fortunate to be moving on."
The emotions got the best of Tolzda early. He was whacked with a technical foul less than three minutes into the contest and basically from that point on the Warriors had seized the momentum.
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When frightening events start to occur in their home, young couple Kelly (Ashley Greene) and Ben (Sebastian Stan) discover they are being haunted by a presence that was accidentally conjured during a university parapsychology experiment. The horrifying apparition feeds on their fear and torments them no matter where they try to run. Their last hope is an expert in the supernatural (Tom Felton), but even with his help they may already be too late to save themselves from this terrifying force...
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Does anyone have a conlang?
If so please translate this:
I am / Qu trit
You are / Qus trits
He is / Qath tritq
She is / Qaeth tritq
It is / Qite tritq
We are / Quk trin
You are / Qusk trib
They are / Qathel trin
Does anyone have a conlang?
If so please translate this:
I am / Qu trit
You are / Qus trits
He is / Qath tritq
She is / Qaeth tritq
It is / Qite tritq
We are / Quk trin
You are / Qusk trib
They are / Qathel trin
Que? It seems that you have included the translations...
Could be he included what they are in his conlang, and wants us to post what they are in ours?
Yes, that makes much more sense that what I was thinking. My brain is like a pea in that it is small, wrinkly, green, and tasty in soup.
Hmm. Whether a conlang has words or phrases that translate simply into the words/phrases above says a lot about the form and structure of the language, I think. I wouldn't expect every conlang to be that convenient, and when it did, I'd suspect the lang had a bit of a european influence in its development.
(That being said... I, being of european descent, have an affinity for european-styled languages that structure in this way...)
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instead of you all translate it you go talkin' about it.
Is that not the purpose of a forum? Discussion? Anyway, maybe I'l have something up later, if I can be bothered to search up the file.
How about:
ik ben
jij bent
hij is
wij zijn
jullie zijn
zij zijn
Although I must admit... it would be pretty cool if my native language was a conlang.
But fine, here goes my own favorite conlang Irduron:
em (ec) - I am
es (sy) - you are
et (eá) - he is
est (hé) - she is
sei (wir) - we are
sér (dir) - you are (pl)
sech (ear) - they are
Since Irduron is a pro-drop language and the personal pronoun is usually omitted, I put them in parentheses.
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Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) - Justin Morneau went 3-for-5 with a pair of
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three times as the Minnesota Twins cruised to a 10-3 win over the Chicago
White Sox in the opener of a three-game set at Target Field.
Trevor Plouffe added two RBI, while Josh Willingham and Ryan Doumit finished
with one RBI apiece for the Twins, winners in five of their last seven games.
Pedro Hernandez (2-0) gave up three runs on six hits while striking out four
over 5 1/3 innings to earn the win.
Alex Rios hit a two-run double and Dayan Viciedo drove in a run for the White
Sox, who went a dreadful 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
Hector Santiago (1-2) surrendered six runs -- three earned -- on eight hits
over 5 2/3 frames to absorb the loss.
Chicago has dropped three of its last four games.
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Halifax with Teens: A Perfect Family Day
by Lola Augustine Brown. Posted Feb 9th 2011 03:30 PM
Continue ReadingFor such a small city, Halifax has a lot going on. If you're visiting Halifax with teenagers, you'll have no trouble at all finding things to keep them interested. Here's a plan for a perfect family day that your teens will love.
Happy Hour in Halifax
by Lola Augustine Brown. Posted Feb 4th 2011 10:30 AM
Continue ReadingWith more bars per capita than anywhere else in Canada, you're bound to find a drinking haven to match your style and budget in Halifax. Many bars in the city offer happy hours and specials that go easy on your wallet-pretty much every day of the week there's a great deal on food and drink somewhere. Here are some of the best bars in Halifax to experience happy hour.
5 Best Photo Opportunities in Halifax
by Lola Augustine Brown. Posted Feb 3rd 2011 03:30 PM
Continue ReadingNova Scotia is incredibly beautiful, and Halifax is full of great places to take pictures. Step outside the city, or even just to Point Pleasant Park (located in the south end of Halifax) and you'll find rugged beauty, while inside the city there are historic buildings, cobbled streets and all manner of visually interesting places to point a camera. Here are five of the best places to get snap happy in Halifax.
Halifax's Best Live Music Venues
by Lola Augustine Brown. Posted Feb 2nd 2011 08:30 PM
Continue ReadingHaligonians (as the locals call themselves) are spoiled for choice when it comes to watching bands. On any night of the week, you'll find live music in Halifax, and the town has some incredible music festivals (such as the Halifax Pop Explosion and the In the Dead of Winter festival) that bring the cream of Canadian and International musicians to the city. The beauty of the music scene here is that seeing live music is affordable-you can see three live bands for $5. What other major Canadian city offers that? Here are some of the best venues to watch live music in Halifax.
Halifax with Kids: A Perfect Family Day
by Lola Augustine Brown. Posted Feb 2nd 2011 03:30 PM
Continue ReadingHalifax is a vibrant city with a wide range of activities to suit all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. Whatever the weather, you'll discover plenty here to keep you entertained, which is fortunate considering how quickly the weather can change here on the stormy east coast. Here are our suggestions for the best things to do in Halifax with kids.
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AAR reports Thanksgiving week volumes up over 2009
December 03, 2010
Railroad volumes for the week of Thanksgiving ending November 27 showed steady year-over-year improvements, according to data released by the Association of American Railroads (AAR).
Carload volume at 254,121 was up 3.2 percent compared to the same week a year ago, which also included Thanksgiving. And carloads were down compared to the two previous weeks, which included the weekend of November 20 and November 13, at 297,990 and 297,269, respectively.
Carload volume in the East was up 6.1 percent year-over-year. Out West, carloads were up 1.6 percent year-over-year.
Despite these annual improvements, current volumes are still below peak levels, and annual gains occurring in 2010 are against a 2009 which has been described as the worst year for railroad traffic since deregulation, according to industry analysts.
Intermodal volumes at 183,790 trailers and containers were up 10.8 percent year-over-year. The weeks ending November 20 and November 13 hit 235,999 and 232,888, respectively.
The high intermodal mark for 2010 to date is the week ending September 25 at 241,167. Container volume for the week ending November 27 at 155,374 was up 11.7 percent, and trailer volume at 28,416 was up 6.1 percent, according to AAR data.
Domestic intermodal volumes on the container side are continuing to outpace the overall economic recovery in conjunction with intermodal shipments gaining share over other modes of freight transportation, according to a recent report by the Intermodal Association of North America.
Of the 19 carload commodities tracked by the AAR, 15 were up year-over-year. Metallic ores were up 78.6 percent, coke was up 53.9 percent, and metals were up 26.6 percent.
Year-to-date, total U.S. carload volumes at 13,462,287 carloads are up 7.1 percent year-over-year. Trailers or containers at 10,248,236 are up 14.3 percent year-over-year.
Estimated ton-miles for the week ending November 27 came in at 29.0 billion for a 4.7 percent annual gain. Total volume year-to-date at 1,490.2 billion ton-miles was up 8.3 percent year-over-year.
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10 Fireplace Surrounds with Beautiful Wooden Wall Panels
The temps have been seriously dropping around here, and we've got fireplaces on the brain. One trend we've noticing is wood not only inside the fireplace, but on the outside, too. From slick matchbooked panels to reclaimed boards, wood fireplace surrounds are something we're really warming up to.
One note of caution: allowed fireplace combustible clearances vary, so be sure to check with your local codes and fireplace manufacturer to stay safe.
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Members of the eighth grade class were promoted Monday night. They walked in to the song, "Pompeii" by Bastille. They walked out to "Happy" by Pharrell Williams. Their class motto is, "Dream it, believe it, achieve it." The class colors were black, lime green and silver. Their class flower was the rose. Class members include, front from left, Lanee Nordhausen, Treasurer, Natalie Ramirez, Vice-President, Alajandra Almanza, Kenna Ward, second row from left, Emily Day, Bethany Long, Faith Simpson, Jayden Ingold, Student Council Representative, third row from left, Reagan Skow, President, Lydia Echols, Haylee Dike, Destiny Mathews, Haley Kirk, back from left, Cash Yearous, Secretary, Matthew Knotts, Colton Barrett, Willis Christner. Not pictured: Sean McKay. (Sheri Hink-Wagner | The Wauneta Breeze)


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With the first of the frost warnings bearing down on me, I'm in the mood for some warm comfort food. Especially if it's made with — ahem — the first cabbage I have ever grown! Ta da! Not that cabbages are tricky, I've just never grown them before, and I must say, they are very satisfying and quite beautiful. I came into the house holding my lovely green prize (with only one slug hole apparent) and presented it to Chris, gushing, "Look what I made!" He was suitably impressed.
But then I actually turned it into supper the next day. There's something really fulfilling about that. If you've never grown food, please try it. (You can sign up for the Seed to Supper newsletter, too.)
So the supper I turned my wonderful Brassica into was cabbage rolls. I'm not classically trained in the art, but I love them, especially if it involves as little work as this recipe does. I'd be sorely tempted to eat the whole pan myself if it weren't for the… consequences…
Serves 6
1 pound (500 g) ground beef
1 1/2 cups (375 mL) chopped onions
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 cans (10 oz./284 mL each) tomato soup
2 cups (500 mL) water
1 cup (250 mL) long grain rice
1 teaspoon (5 mL) chicken or beef bouillon mix
1/4 teaspoon (1 mL) freshly ground pepper
1/8 teaspoon (0.5 mL) cayenne pepper
1/8 teaspoon (0.5 mL) nutmeg
1/2 green cabbage, chopped (or 6 cups (1.5 L)coleslaw mix)
sour cream for serving
Brown beef, onions, and garlic over medium heat about 7 to 10 minutes, stirring to break up meat. (Use oil if needed.) Drain off any excess fat.
Stir in next 8 ingredients (tomato sauce through nutmeg). Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for a few minutes.
Sprinkle half of cabbage over bottom of a greased 9 x 13 inch baking dish.
Spoon half of beef mixture over top and spread evenly. Sprinkle with remaining cabbage.
Spread remaining beef mixture over top. Bake, covered, at 350 F (170 C) for 1 1/2 hours or until bubbly and heated through.
Serve with sour cream. Really. I don't care if you're on a diet, it's required.


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I'm so happy to finally be able to show you this. I knit it last weekend for a friend and co-worker who's expecting her first child. She reads this blog, so I had to keep the in-progress details to myself. Today we threw her a knitting baby shower where she received many lovely knitted gifts from all the ladies at our work knitting club. Lucky baby, we can't wait to meet you!
As you no doubt know, I first came across this pattern on the queen of all knitterly things' blog. Having now knit one of these, I totally understand why Stephanie ran over to Lettuce Knit and bought every kit in sight. This is such a pleasant knit! The soft, squishy yarn, the top-down construction (no sewing up, yay!), the positively cheery palette. I don't often want to knit the same thing twice, but I'd revisit this darling thing in a heartbeat.
Pattern: Tulip Baby Cardigan, designed by Lindsay Pekny (mail-ordered it as a kit from Lettuce Knit)
Yarn: Dream in Color Classy Worsted Superwash Merino in Cool Fire, Giant Peach, Strange Harvest, Spring Tickle, Happy Forest, Blue Lagoon, Summer sky and Visual Purple (don't you just love the colour names?)
Given the thickness of the yarn (a heavy aran weight), this knit up really quickly. It was my first time trying applied I-cord and although I was intimidated at first, I'm tickled at how simple and neat this edging is. Expect to see I-cord finishing popping up on all my new knits :) Another charming detail is the K1, P1 row where the colour changes. It just adds that little pop that really makes the sweater come alive. A great, easy-to-follow pattern.
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If you look up the word cute in the dictionnary...
that is adorable!
- July 14, 2007 at 7:50 AM
See? Totally addictive.
- July 14, 2007 at 8:04 AM
SO friggin' cute! You are melting the Internet with cuteness.
- July 14, 2007 at 9:35 AM
What a sweet little cardi! Did you like the yarn? I've only found their sock yarn in my LYS, and it felt a little weird. I'm hoping that the aran weight non-superwash has a nicer hand.
- July 14, 2007 at 10:15 AM
Dream in Color is my new fave yarn, I was just clued into it last week. LOVE your sweater!!
- July 14, 2007 at 10:59 AM
Oh lord, I even have a baby to make this for, and limited time. Okay, a call to Lettuce Knit Now. It's way beyond lovely and... WASHING MACHINE!!! I just don't understand people making handwash baby sweaters!!! Have they ever seen a baby drool? I don't even have a baby and I know all about the drool! SERIOUS drool!
- July 14, 2007 at 7:03 PM
What a great little sweater! I really love all of the stripey colors, and the I-cord edging makes it look professional. Great work once again!
- July 15, 2007 at 9:43 AM
Knit Wit
That little sweater just takes my breath away! Beautiful!!! That's one lucky mama to get such wonderful handknit gifts for her little one!
- July 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
Es una prenda hermosa, por el colorido y por el diseño, lo vi en el face de una amiga y me pareció hermoso, por eso te felicito, cariñosamente Rosa
- March 11, 2013 at 10:09 PM
I just love it !
It looks so sweet and fresh !
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Consisting of a regulator 1st and 2nd estages, an alternate air source, a gauge console or computer and a buoyancy compensator, the equipment in a diving system is what makes scuba diving unique among recreational activities. The package can offer a dependable workhorse regulator, an analog pressure and depth console and a basic alternate second stage. They can also consist of regulators that can be adjusted to suit the diver's breathing or dive profile, buoyancy compensators designed to be adapted and adjusted to suit the type of diving or diving conditions encountered, consoles that can digitally track the entire dive profile, give readouts on the fly of up to the minute remaining bottom time, and even track multiple breathing air mixtures in a single dive with secondary alternate air sources that are built into the bcd and double as the power inflator. No two diving systems are ever alike even when compromised of the same equipment as no two divers are alike in how they choose to customize their kit.
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