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NDSU 21-6 RPI 43. On way to 25-6 to face # 5 seed Iowa state in first round of ncaas.
im really excited for this matchup.
but, I bet you guys will keep winning just to avoid NDSU huh, like by getting a #3 or #4 seed huh....
NDSU -BACK 2 BACK 2 BACK 2 BACK National Football Champions! Beat Kansas ST, Kansas & Minnesota 2 times, We hate Iowa and Northern Iowa, but ISU is cool with us. We'll Kill IOWA in 2016"
You lose , we win, done.
We're getting a 3 seed.
Change that to a #3 and #14 and it might be reasonable.
Yeah, champ, we're a 2 or 3 seed. Be thankful for that.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
I didn't know lakebison can basket hoop.
We would destroy them
Sorry bison, ISU is in the real tourney. Good luck in the NIT.
Now that Wolters is gone, I'm not scared of any Dakota school. I can't remember if he went to NDSU or not.
Originally Posted by Doc
Now that Wolters is gone, I'm not scared of any Dakota school. I can't remember if he went to NDSU or not.
Is NDSU in the Little Sisters of the Poor conference in basketball?
And you'd be an idiot to want to face ISU in a 5-12 game. There are going to be 2-3 better targets out there for a 12 seed.
NDSU IS #1 FG % team in country and 6 8 Marshall Bjorkland is #1 fg% as well.hes a poor mans Kevin Mchale
But guys, they beat Delaware.
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POSTED IN: brewing, coffee, coffee education videos, coffee knowledge, education, training
Thursday, November 3, 2011 - 11:33pm
Never one to shy away from an experiment or challenge, El Salvador's Aida Batlle has perfected the traditional natural sundried method used in Ethiopia for centuries. Applying this method to the 100% Bourbon coffee from her Finca Mauritania in Santa Ana has resulted in a rare, wondrous coffee with traditional Ethiopian flavors of ripe berries, wine, and chocolate combined with a distinctive Salvadoran sweetness.
We've worked personally with Aida for years, and this coffee is close to our heart. We are so proud to roast Finca Mauritania Natural Sundried and bring it to you.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011 - 5:00am
Counter Culture's main product – fresh-roasted coffee – is the minimally processed seed of a tree fruit carefully cultivated – most often organically – in rich volcanic soil. Counter Culture Coffee Chicago's venture into vermiculture represents not only a tangible way to achieve real sustainability in the life cycle of our coffee, but also a way for us to connect with and support the gardeners and farmers of greater Chicago, as well as provide an introduction to organic soil building in our training center.
Worm soil, or castings, is among the best natural fertilizers and created entirely from converted waste. The concept is perfect: manage your compostable waste by feeding it to worms, which produce a nutrient-rich fertilizer. We pursued various avenues to make this a reality in our training center and eventually connected with Amber from The Urban Worm Girl, who helped us devise a manageable vermiculture operation that would properly address our waste needs. Amber's operation is fantastic!
Ultimately, the goal is to give our castings to a local urban agriculture project. We've begun conversations with a local group called The Ruby Garden, which give plots to local area families to garden. We've also purchased a bag-resealer, which we'll use to seal fresh worm castings in used coffee bags affixed with newly designed "Worm Compost" labels to avoid any confusion about what's inside.
While it may seem like a long step just to deal with garbage, the worms are really doing most of the work, and vermiculture is truly sustainability in its simplest form. In fact, many of our partnering coffee farms have adopted their own vermiculture operations and use the castings to enrich their soil.
In the end, it's very simple for us. Coffee is an agricultural jewel that flies under most people's radar. Many consume it and never really consider the amount of care and toil the farmers put into providing us with an excellent product. Vermiculture gives us an easy way to take the coffee conversation back to the farm and the importance of organic agriculture.
We're already seeing the educational benefits; our weekly coffee cuppings have included brief introductions to vermiculture and an explanation of sustainability by way of our 5,000 new co-workers.
Best regards,
Josh and Rich
Counter Culture Coffee Chicago
Josh and Rich
Counter Culture Coffee Chicago
Thanks to Tyler Kaschke for the photos.
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Friday, August 26, 2011 - 3:40pm
Our Counter Intelligence coffee education program aims to empower everyone in the coffee chain. In addition to individual courses and an intensive Professional Series, Counter Intelligence also offers Counter Culture Coffee Steward and Barista certifications.
I took our Milk Chemistry lab yesterday and learned about the chemistry – and artistry – of milk and proper steaming. We tasted a variety of locally available milks – from Maple View Farm (in nearby Hillsbrough, NC) to an ultra-pasteurized grocery brand and a goat milk – and then worked on proper texturing. I'm still not ready for barista competition, but know there is a path and feel like I'm moving forward on it toward Barista certification.
This weekend, our Durham Training Center will host our next Professional Series, a 2-day, hands-on education experience designed specifically for coffee professionals to develop the broad range of specialized knowledge necessary to advance their careers. Enrollment is limited for this advanced-learning format, but, as you can see, there are plenty of opportunities to learn in any of our training centers with new labs in each location added regularly. Click here for our current schedule.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011 - 6:03pm
See the photo narrative on Flickr for Tim's notes on each photo from his trip to the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea in July 2011.
Thursday, July 14, 2011 - 3:26pm
Tim and I just returned home from Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras, where we spent last weekend in the company of 20 of Counter Culture's coffee-grower partners from Central America at the first-ever supply-side Professional Series – La Serie Profesional en español – talking about experiments (and those of you that know the two of us will recognize that I love to talk and Tim loves to experiment so, needless to say, we had a great weekend!).
Experimentation was one of the event's two main topics, alongside organic agriculture practices, but the concept of experimentation frames the whole event, which was something of an experiment in and of itself. Sure, Counter Culture has taught labs for more years than I have worked with the company and coffee education comes in all shapes and sizes, so in some sense this event was a logical extension of our strong supply-chain relationships and our dedication to sharing information. At the same time, La Serie Profesional represents our first foray into formal coffee grower education, so I felt the nervous excitement that accompanies a good experiment as I prepared for the event over the weeks leading up to it.
Here's what I was thinking: we work with knowledgeable and talented coffee growers all over the world, and, due to all sorts of circumstances, some growers have more expertise in certain areas of coffee production and other growers have more expertise in other areas. In the Coffee Department, we do our best to make recommendations to curious, quality-driven farmers based upon what we see, but often we lose track of important details or find ourselves unable to answer specific questions because we lack personal experience in the area that we're reporting on – like, say, building a compost system or a bed for drying coffee. It would be great if more growers visited each others' farms! I decided, and set about trying to make farmer-to-farmer exchanges happen between growers with complementary areas of expertise in close geographic proximity to one another. The more that we tried to encourage exchange, the more obvious it became that our conversation would benefit from more voices, and thus began the planning for La Serie Profesional!
Central America is unique among coffee-growing regions for the large number of growers and groups we work with; for having a single, dominant language; and for the relative ease of transportation between farms, regions, and countries. We invited growers from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua to centrally-located Santa Rosa de Copán, where we work with a miller and exporter called Beneficio Santa Rosa, for a two-day workshop on topics we chose for their relevance to all parties, in this case organic agriculture and quality experiments. As cars (mostly trucks, really) pulled up to the mill from all over Central America and growers began to introduce themselves to one another, I had my fingers crossed that we had chosen our topics and our group wisely.
We kicked things off with a session on organic agriculture which built on the personal testimony of Roberto Salazar, I introduced him as "the worm guy," since that's what we have called him around here for years, little knowing that I would stick him with a less-than-ideal nickname among his peers. The health and stable production of Finca Pashapa's coffee plants was one of the factors that inspired this event, and I wanted to share his successes in order to get conversation off on the right foot, but I needn't have worried: before Roberto finished talking, half of the growers in the room had interjected questions, begun to describe their methods, and suggested that they could work together on developing better solutions. The energy of the room carried us all through almost three hours of discussion, compost show-and-tell (we asked everyone to bring samples), and, finally ,a call to action by Orlando Arita, a grower from nearby La Labor, Honduras, who suggested forming a committee to collaborate and share best practices.
Session two shifted focus from soil to cup-quality experiments, which is an area where many of our partners in Central America have made great strides over the past few years – adopting East African fermentation and soaking techniques, for example, or separating coffee varieties – but which others of our partners have barely begun to consider. Moises Herrera of Finca El Puente recounted their family's journey from creating a single, undefined lot of coffee to this year's experiments with varieties, geographic area sorting, and post-wash soaking, with all the twists and turns along the way. Although many of the assembled growers foresaw challenges to experimentation and lot separation on their farms and in their cooperatives, they all agreed to think about which experiment they might undertake and to talk about it in the next day's small-group discussion. That night, as we walked to one of my favorite restaurants in Santa Rosa de Copán for a delicious and meat-filled dinner, I felt gratified to eavesdrop on conversations between Hondurans, Guatemalans, and Nicaraguans who continued to reflect on the day's discussions and trade tips long after the sessions had ended.
Saturday began with a fantastic and thought-provoking cupping of four coffee pairs, each pair containing an example of a quality experiment and a sample we called normal (while recognizing that every coffee is a different version of normal, of course). Tim and I decided to keep the origins of the coffees a secret in order to avoid getting hung up on which coffees tasted better, and instead focused on the differences between coffees in each pair, whether it was a separation by variety, by process, by ripeness, or some combination of the three. As we slurped, I marveled at the number of producers cupping but also at the conversation that the cupping inspired. Having introduced these concepts and looked at photographs the day before, we all had context for what post-wash soaking meant by that point, but tasting the same coffee in soaked and non-soaked iterations grounded that newly-learned practice in a cup-quality difference that every attendee could perceive.
If the first session on organic agriculture spoke to the day-to-day life of the attendees, the last session, on the interest of the market (and by that I mean our customers, since these growers all work with Counter Culture), pushed the boundaries of most of their experience. I worried that I might lose their interest with the breadth of the subject – not to mention that no one ever has quite the energy on the second day of an event as on the first – but, in fact, the consumer perspective is very much on the minds of our producer partners and one even suggested that consumer interests could be a topic for the next Serie Profesional. Speaking of suggestions for a follow-up session, we have a whole list of those after ending the event with small-group discussions on how to implement changes this year that will bring every producer and group closer to shared goals of sustainable organic production and better-tasting coffee.
I have always felt that we work with amazing people and the more years we spend working together, the more I appreciate the relationships and coffees we have built together. One thing that distinguishes us as a company, and it came up in discussion at the event, was that we don't just want to find great coffee in our supply chains through cupping, we want to create it through collaboration. I felt so gratified to be able to tap into the network of knowledge and skills of these 25 producers in this first Serie Profesional, and I can't wait to see – and taste – the long-term results!
Kim Elena
Kim Elena
Thursday, July 14, 2011 - 1:34pm
We make no secret of our passion for coffee education. We know that education improves quality at every step from seed to cup, and while we focus a great deal of our Counter Intelligence educational efforts on the craft of brewing, service, and coffee science, we are devoting increasing resources to developing education projects with our producing partners at origin.
Earlier this week, we wrapped up our inaugural producer-focused Professional Series – La Serie Profesional en español – centering on farm and processing experimentation, organic agriculture practices, and inter-farm communication and resource sharing. Taking place in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras, the 2-day educational event was led on site by Sustainability & Producer Relations Manager Kim Elena Bullock and Coffee Buyer & Quality Manager Tim Hill, who co-organized discussions among the 20 producer partners in attendance.
Both Kim Elena and Tim posted reports on the event this week – in prose and photos, respectively – and it's clear from both accounts that the conversations and sharing of knowledge were nothing short of inspiring, and that this is but the first of many Professional Series events with our partners at origin.
"As we walked to one of my favorite restaurants in Santa Rosa de Copán," recalls Kim Elena, "I felt gratified to eavesdrop on conversations between Hondurans, Guatemalans, and Nicaraguans who continued to reflect on the day's discussions and trade tips long after the sessions had ended."
Read Kim Elena's trip report in our ORIGINS section and browse Tim's photo set on Flickr.
POSTED IN: education
Tuesday, July 12, 2011 - 2:15pm
Baristas have it kind of easy when it comes to peer-to-peer knowledge sharing: Most folks can get to a local TNT or barista jam by hopping on a subway car or putting their bike pedals to the metal. But what about coffee producers? What kind of opportunities exist for farm owners and crop managers to gather in a room and share ideas, ask each other questions, and maybe even commiserate a little?
Hopefully, that sort of thing just got at little easier – at least for a select group of producers in Central America.
Last week, our Sustainability & Producer Relations Manager, Kim Elena Bullock, traveled to Santa Rosa de Copan, Honduras, to host the first-ever "Origin Pro Series," which she describes as a kind of "grower's summit on soil fertility and quality experiments."
Kim Elena said the idea sprung from a kind of intellectual match-making that she and Tim Hill, our Coffee Buyer & Quality Manager, had long been trying to arrange between two of their most experimental and quality-obsessed producing partners: Aida Batlle of Finca Mauritania in El Salvador, and Roberto Salazar of the Honduran farm Finca Pashapa.
"Aida wanted to learn about Roberto's organic composting success, and Roberto expressed interest in Aida's quality systems," Kim Elena said. "And, the farms lie less than four hours from one another by road!"
The relative geographic closeness of the two farms, as well as both growers' enthusiasm for learning more from one another, got Bullock thinking: "It occurred to me that other growers and co-ops would also benefit from Roberto's knowledge of soil amendments and Aida's experience with quality experimentation. So what if we got a group of Central American producers whom we know to be capable of creating great-quality coffee into a room to talk about the issues that we hear the most questions about, namely, organic agriculture practices and quality development?"
Kim Elena and Tim, along with Counter Intelligence manager Lydia Iannetti, developed a two-day curriculum geared toward providing a group of Counter Culture's Central American producing partners – from growers to co-op leaders – a chance to learn from one another in person, rather than having to hear anecdotes or conduct isolated research on their own.
"We buyers, who visit farms regularly, see certain farmers excel at different areas of coffee growing and processing, and we do our best to cross-pollinate and share best practices between them," Kim Elena said. "[Our] lack of personal experience on … topics where we find ourselves giving advice definitely limits the extent to which we can address concerns; other growers with years of successes and failures can much more effectively help their peers find answers to these questions."
Kim Elena & Co. decided to focus this inaugural program on two prominent issues facing small farmers and co-ops: organic soil fertility and the risk-reward balance of conducing quality-based experiments. Kim Elena explains, "We are unusual among quality-focused coffee companies for our commitment to organic certification, and one of the most common issues that certified organic farms face, especially small farms, is the availability of certified farm inputs that will help them to maintain consistent yields and fertile soil.
Our second topic – quality experiments – complements our dedication to sustainability with our pursuit of new, different, interesting flavors in coffee. We want growers to experiment with varieties, processes and lot separation and offer price incentives to encourage that experimentation, but many growers find it intimidating because it's a risk, and they have only heard tell of these experiments, never seen them or met growers that have succeeded at producing exceptional results."
Around 20 growers and co-op representatives from Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala took part in the first incarnation of this program, which has an open-ended future. "I feel confident that in addition to encouraging practices that increase productivity and improve quality, this event demonstrates Counter Culture's commitment to our partners and will in turn strengthen their commitment to us as a buyer," said Kim Elena. "It's not the only event to bring producers together to share experiences – from Let's Talk Coffee to Ramacafe to EAFCA, there are plenty of grower-focused conferences – but it is unique for its focus on only two topics, intimate class size, and single-language presentation."
Check back for Kim Elena's full report on the program.
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ISU Finishes Non-Conference 11-0 With 85-65 Win
How It Happened:
Iowa State came out hot in the first half, as it looked as if they couldn't miss from long. The Cyclones netted 10 trey's in the first half, led by Williamson's five first-half three's. Williamson would close the first with 19 total points pacing the Cyclones to a 55-23 lead in the first half, the highest of the season.
The Cyclones would place four in double-digits with Williamson (19), Jadda Buckley (19), Nikki Moody (14) and Hallie Christofferson (11). ISU also controlled the rebounding game 47-to-29, with Kidd Blaskowsky and Seanna Johnson leading the way with seven boards each.
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Brynn Williamson. Williamson set the pace for the Cyclones, as the junior knocked down five trey's in the first half, netting all 19 of her points in the first half. She also grabbed four rebounds and three assists in the first 20 minutes.
Williamson would play a few short minutes in the second half, picking up a few more boards to finish the game with 19 points, six rebounds and four assists.
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*The Cyclones won their 77th consecutive non-conference game in Hilton Coliseum.
*Four Cyclones (Moody, Buckley, Williamson and Christofferson) scored in double-figures for the third time this season and the second-consecutive game.
*Buckley also tied her career-high with 19 points. She also set career-high in shot attempts with five.
*Iowa State outrebounded the Tribe 47-29, the largest rebounding margin for the Cyclones so far this season.
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The Cyclones kick off Big 12 play with a two-game road swing, facing TCU on Thursday, Jan. 2 at 7 p.m. in Fort Worth, Texas. Iowa State will then face No. 25 Oklahoma in Norman, Okla. on Sunday, Jan. 5 at 1 p.m.


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A heart-healthy diet doesn't have to mean nibbling on bland fare. With strategic substitutions, you can still enjoy a helping of macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes, and even French fries without putting your heart on the line. To show you how easy it is, we've gathered recipes for 20 classic comfort foods. These updates are as flavorful as the original dishes, but contain significantly reduced levels of fat, cholesterol, and sodium to help you on your way to a heart-healthy lifestyle.
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I referred to the Az fletch in the second post, works okay... Very easy BUT consistency comes when you use the same Bitz for each vane on each arrow. When you use several different jig's you can end up with different results and slightly different flight patterns of each arrow even if you attempt to find the nocking point of each shaft prior to fletching them... I have had many hours upon hours of conversation with Josh at Spot Hogg about this and IMO if you care about your equipment to the Nth degree, use the same jig for each arrow, use care and take your time... It's kind of like fly fishing and art... It's not about how quickly you can do it, but the enjoyment of knowing your equipment, it's tolerances and how well you can create each one When you are done, they are your most important field tools.
Sorry about the book! Only my opinion out of many as I wish only the best results and I have made plenty of mistakes till i found what worked well for me... Happy fletching!
"This is A Way of Life"
I shoot FMJ's and fletch them with 2" blazers, for my arrows, I wouldn't use anything but the EZ-Fletch mini, best way to get a real helical on those 2" vanes, doesn't hurt that its fast either. I used the blitz the first time around was getting what I thought were good results but my groups tightend up substanstially with the Mini.
Maybe my arrows would be more consistent doing them on a blitz, I wont argue that one way or another, but I shoot my arrows enough to know whether or not one isnt grouping and should make the cut or not.
My 1st and 2nd shot, after I put a helical on my arrows.
I've been experimenting with the Quickfletch system from NAP this spring. I use the 2" quickspin vanes. I have been very impressed with them. It is so quick and easy to use, and my accuracy if anything has improved. I like the idea of being able to quickly refletch some arrows in camp if needed. Two thumbs way up!
No doubt the Bitz is one of the best there is. I too have fletched alot of arrows. All I use now is my bitz. Used to carry a arizona easy fletch to hunting camp just in case..Well case never really comes when you have a dozen arrows fletched, numbered and ready to go.
I also love the pic of the blood splatter on the tree with the arrow..To cool. One more thing, Helical fletch will stabilize a little faster with broadheads but its been my expierence that 3 degree offset flies almost as good. fletching a good arrow is only one piece of the sometimes comlicated process.
I'm new to making arrows and just bought the Arizona EZ fletch. I've practiced on about 20+/- arrows and have found it to be easy to use. I'd advise practicing on some of your broken ones to get the hang of it before fletching your hunting arrows. Also, you save time fletching 3 vanes at a time vs one. That being said, I haven't used anything else so my point of reference is limited.
I concur with CrookedR and use the same exact setup. Loctite gel glue from Wal-Mart is just as good if not better than anything else I have used and is less than $3. The nice thing about the Bitzenberger is the adjustability for trying different offsets, that is, if you like trying different configurations as much as I do.
loc-tite gel ultra.....ive used all the others and if you want the quickest drying best holding without having to wipe every vane off first, get it. you will not be disappointed, i promise.


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Fox Sports Kansas City to produce 138 of 140 broadcasts in HD
FOX Sports Kansas City and the Kansas City Royals today announced that FOX Sports Kansas City is scheduled to televise a team-record 138 regular season games in High Definition in 2010.
In addition, the Friday, April 2 Spring Training game between the Royals and Texas Rangers will be televised in HD. All home telecasts from Kauffman Stadium will be produced in HD, including Opening Day on Monday, April 5.
HD programming begins 30 minutes before game time to include FOX Sports Kansas City's pregame and postgame show, Royals Live.
Only two of FSKC's 140 regular season telecasts – April 19 and 20 at Toronto – will not be produced in HD. FOX Sports Kansas City produced 93 HD games last year and 88 in 2008, the first year of HD telecasts for Royals baseball.
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SOAP::Lite by default adds the value type as an attribute and Zimbra doesn't like this apparently when the request is proxied behind the scenes.
<AuthRequest xmlns="urn:zimbraAdmin">
<account xsi:type="xsd:string" by="name"> firstname.lastname@example.com </account>
<password xsi:type="xsd:string">jokersmells</password>
SOAP::Lite->autotype(0); # solves the problem.
Also it appears that GetAccountRequest does proxy to the home server of the account that you are searching for. I was too focused on the account I was logging in with.
I'm playing with the Zimbra SOAP API + Perl SOAP::Lite and ran into something odd. When I issue a GetAccountRequest to any one of my 5 mailbox servers, they will send the request, in the background, to a specific mailbox server ("01") and fail with a parse error:
"The prefix "xsi" for attribute "xsi:type" associated with an element type "account" is not bound. PARSE_ERROR
- If I send the request to that specific server "01", then the request is fine.
- AuthRequest calls succeed on any server.
- The account I'm using to log in with does not have "01" as it's home server.
Is there something I'm missing or is this a bug? I've glanced at zmlocalconfig, and zmprov desc to see if there would be some kind of setting specifying a default host for soap requests, but didn't notice anything.
It's not a big deal to use 01 for soap operations, but I prefer to use the server we have setup to do automation tasks and doesn't host users.


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I killed this 87 3/8" gross buck near Tatum, NM in Sept of 2008 on private land. My hunt was featured on Versus on a show called Fair Game TV (no longer on air).
The same day one of the hosts of the show killed this 85" buck on the same property.
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Birth Place: Pasadena, California, USA
Born Christopher Andrew Pontius in Pasadena, CA on July 16, 1974, he spent his formative years skateboarding at his family's ranch up north in San Luis Obispo while occasionally working as a tattoo artist. After meeting Jeff Tremaine at a party, the teenaged Pontius became a regular contributor to the skateboarding magazine Big Brother. The publication became an outlet for two of his greatest passions/obsessions: world travel and appearing naked in public. The former took the form of a series of tongue-in-cheek reports from points across the globe throughout the early '90s, while the latter began in print in the magazine's eighth issue, which printed before Pontius' 18th birthday. He ... Continue Bio >>
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$50,000 MT. RAINIER HANDICAPSUNDAY, JULY 21, 201318th RUNNING, 3-YEAR-OLDS & UP, 1-1/16 MILE
Track Record: 1:39 3/5, Kid Katabatic (5) 123 lbs, July 26, 1998Stakes Record: 1:40.77, Hudson Landing (5) 122, July 22, 2012Distance: 1-1/16 mile-2000, 2001, 2011, 2012 1 Mile-1996-1999 1-1/8 mile- 2002-2010
Most WinsHorse: 2-tiePoker Brad 2003-04; Flamethrowintexan 2005-06; Noosa Beach 2010-11Owner: 2-tieQuadrun Farms (Poker Brad, 2003-04),Grasshopper Stable (Flamethrowintexan, 2005-06), Jeff Harwood (Noosa Beach, 2010-11)Trainer: 2-tieDave Forster (You've Got Action, 1998; Makors Mark, 2001),Tim McCanna (Poker Brad, 2003-04), Jim Penney (Flamethrowintexan, 2005-06),Doris Harwood (Noosa Beach, 2010-11) Jockey: 4Ricky Frazier (Moonlight Meeting, 2002; Poker Brad, 2004; Flamethrowintexan, 2006; Noosa Beach, 2010)Favorites: 10-for-17; Odds-on: 4-for-5Track: Fast all 17 runningsLargest $2 Win: $75, Timely Stitch, June 15, 1997; Smallest $2 Win: $2.60, Noosa Beach, July 24, 2011Average Field Size: 8.6 (Largest 12, 1996; Smallest 5, 2011)Gate-to-wire winners: Kid Katabatic (1999), Flamethrowintexan (2005-06), The Great Face (2007)Largest Win Margin: 5 ¾ lengths, Moonlight Meeting (2002)Smallest Win Margin: Head-tie (Timely Stitch, 1997; Bold Words, 2000; Chhaya Dance, 2008, Hudson Landing, 2012)Winner Bred: Kentucky 8, Washington 4, Florida 2, British Columbia 2, Ontario 1
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Herbie D (3) George Robbins, Cobble Hill, B.C.; Darcia Doman, Cowichan Bay, B.C.2—Jebrica (4) R & R Warren LLC (Ron & Rosalie Warren, Olympia, WA)3—Winning Machine (5) Fleur De Lis Stables (Raymond Kwik, Spokane, WA; Paul Goldberg, Westport, CN)4—Hoist (5) North American Thoroughbred Racing Co. (Glen Todd, Surrey, B.C.)5—Tres Borrachos (8-5) George Hicker, Bel Air, CA; Button Stable (Jimmy Taylor, Los Angeles, CA)6—Stryker Phd (10) Jim & Mona Hour, Bellevue, WA
LONGACRES MILE SERIESMay 19-$50,000 Governor's Handicap, 6 ½ Furlongs-Hoist ($8.40)-1:14.78-fastJune 16-$50,000 Budweiser Handicap, 1 Mile-Jebrica ($23.20)-1:34.72-fastJuly 21-$50,000 Mt. Rainier Handicap, 1-1/16 MileAug. 18-$200,000 Longacres Mile (G3), 1MileSept. 8-$50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic*, 1-1/16 Mile*Washington-bred
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Stryker Phd, Tres Borrachos, Winning Machine (2-11/$81.10)Robert Geller (EmD2): Stryker Phd, Hoist, Winning Machine (4-11/$93.20)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Herbie D, Jebrica, Hoist (4-11/$89.60)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Jebrica, Tres Borrachos, Winning Machine (4-11/$138.30)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Tres Borrachos, Herbie D, Jebrica (3-11/$104.80)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Tres Borrachos, Herbie D, Winning Machine (3-11/$107.40)Consensus: Tres Borrachos (14), Stryker Phd (10), Herbie D (9 (4-11/$97.70)
NOTES: Four shippers have won the Mt. Rainier Handicap—Hudson Landing (2012) and Bold Words (2000) from California, and Makors Mark (2001) and You've Got Action (1998) from Canada…Five of the last seven Longacres Mile winners had their final tune-up in the Mt. Rainier Handicap: Noosa Beach (2010), Assessment (2009), The Great Face (2007) and Flamethowintexan (2006) all swept the Mile & Mt. Rainier, and Wasserman was second in the Mt. Rainier and first in The Mile…2012 Longacres Mile winner Taylor Said had his final Mile prep in the B.C. Cup Classic…With $1,029,723 in earnings, Tres Borrachos joins the list of millionaires to compete at Emerald Downs: Awesome Gem, Budroyale, True Metropolitan, Classic Cat and Slew of Damascus…Favorites have won seven of the last eight runnings of this race…David Flores (Tres Borrachos) has 3,505 career wins and is 2-1-1 in six mounts at EmD—scoring wins in the 1996 Mile on Isitingood and in the 2011 Mile aboard Awesome Gem…Aaron Gryder (Hoist) has 3,016 wins and is 3-1-0-1 at Emerald Downs, with the victory on Hoist in the May 19 Governor's Handicap…Amadeo Perez (Herbie D) makes his EmD debut today. He was leading rider at Hastings Racecourse in 2012 with 95 wins…Gryder and Perez rank one-two in the 2013 Hastings jockeys' standings, with Gryder holding a 36-32 edge through Saturday…Nominations for the 78th running of the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3) and the $65,000 Emerald Distaff close Sunday, August 4.


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Testimony :: Eliza Moussaeva
Director of the Ingushetia Office - Memorial Human Rights Center
The war in Chechnya is now in its fourth year. For the fourth year the Russian side claims it combats terrorism, and since September 11, international terrorism. It is well known, however, that in fact the army is not fighting terrorists, but the people of Chechnya. This is why the majority of victims in this war are from the civilian population.
Has the situation improved in Chechnya in the few months preceding the referendum and since the referendum last month on March 23? Indeed, the federal forces have changed the tactics of their "counter-terrorist" operation. Mop-ups, which in essence were punitive raids, decreased, which is good news. However, now targeted night raids have become a major means of combating "terrorism." These night raids are actually worse than the mop-up operations.
Memorial's network of monitors are only able to cover about 25-30% of the Chechen territory. According to Memorial's data, in the first three months of this year, from January -March 2003, the representatives of the federal forces abducted 119 persons, while last year in the same time period this figure amounted to 82 persons. Thus, this year more people in Chechnya were abducted than one year ago in the same period. Paradoxically, it became harder to search for the abducted. During the old-style mop-up cleansing operations, when a village was being blockaded by a military unit, it was approximately known which unit carried out the operation and where to look for the missing relative. In the cases of the current targeted night raids, this is next to impossible. The masked military personnel arrive by military vehicles at night without presenting their identification documents. When they take away a man (most often men are being detained), in the morning the relatives do not have an idea where to look for the traces of the abducted.
Of the 119 persons abducted by Russian forces in Chechnya in the first three months of 2002, according to Memorial's information, 9 were killed, 19 were released after severe beatings, and the rest have "disappeared," their whereabouts unknown.
Now you may ask, are some of those detained actually Chechen fighters? Our mothers will tell you, if their sons are detained, they should have the right to a legal process- the right to know where they are held, under what charges, normal access to a lawyer or to medical treatment. The mothers want to know that their sons won't be tortured to death. The process of arrests should all be done under the law.
According to the official statistics today in Chechnya about 2,800 persons are missing or "disappeared." However, we suppose that this figure might be even higher. The discovery of mass graves is a normal phenomenon is Chechnya. Frequently the bodies in those graves are unidentifiable. One of the recent developments is a tendency to explode the corpses. Thus, in January 2003 in Pervomajskaia village (not far from Grozny), the remains of 8-9 persons were found. The corpses had been blasted, so it was impossible to make an exact count. The prosecutor of Chechnya Kravchenko declared that these were the remains of persons kidnapped by Chechen combatants. Nonetheless, by a lucky coincidence two of the corpses had been identified by the fragments of clothing. These were the two civilians earlier detained by the representatives of the federal forces. We are clearly confronted with the desire of prosecution to create cover-ups rather than to find the persons guilty of crimes.
The unidentified bodies are being buried. This means that mothers today in Chechnya must look for their sons among thousands. A mother may continue to look for her child until the end of her life, never to find out the fate of her son. The mothers of the lost sons today form organisations and wander from one mass grave to another, turning around and about dead bodies, trying to find their sons. One mother told me this story after visiting one of the graves, where about 40 corpses were found. For this woman all of the missing, even the dead corpses, have become her own children. After looking at forty dead corpses, she said, "I have checked each of the sons".
Has the promised peace come after the referendum? For an example, let's look at "Memorial's chronicle" just for only one day, April 3, ten days after the referendum:
On April 3, at 6 a. m. in Staropromyslovsky district of Grozny, unknown persons arrived to the flat and took away a pupil of a vocational school. The parents rushed to the local police station where they were told that the police knew nothing about the detainment of their son. By a lucky coincidence the father of the adolescent noticed the car which had taken his son in the yard of the police station. Only then the representatives of ROVD acknowledged that the boy had been there. By 9 a.m., he was released, as the police said he had been detained by mistake. The boy had already been heavily beaten. He was forced to confess to take responsibility for subjecting school N 7 to fire shortly before the referendum.
On the same day on April 3, in Grozny a bus with workers exploded.
On the same day on April 3, a car was detained at the check point near the village Starye Atagi. The driver was let go, but 4 passengers went missing.
This referendum can be called a referendum from Soviet times. Too many "dead souls" voted.
What do the people of Chechnya want? They are tired. They are extremely tired. But no wars don't end without negotiations. The war can't end with only one side imposing its will. There must be negotiations.
Why was the referendum necessary if it has not brought peace and tranquillity to the civilians of Chechnya?


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May 30, 2016
Warden Aaron Jagers confirmed Tuesday the promised new prisoners for the East Mississippi Correctional Facility at Lost Gap have already begun arriving.
"We started receiving inmates last week," said Jagers. "We received 54 a day and now we are up to approximately 600. The agreement we have with the commissioner is that we would increase up to approximately 685 to 750. The new prisoners are coming from the Central Mississippi prison in Brandon in Rankin County."
All are classified as mentally challenged. Jagers said the inmate increase has created 28 new jobs at the prison.
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Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department
The intersection is clear for normal traffic.
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There is a traffic crash at Capital Circle SE and Apalachee Parkway with minor injuries, but the vehicles involved are blocking the roadway. Motorists are urged to choose an alternate route until the roadway is cleared.
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Scott Walker's Rangers Win: PCW Loose Cannons Unleashed 8- Part 2
Hall of Fame Induction First, it's the 'American Screamer' Howard Dean (D-VT) and 'The Mastermind' Karl Rove (R) who gets inducted. Dean gives his trademark "WRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGHH!" at the end of his speech. Rove points to his head to remind everyone that he's a freakin' genius after he's done with his. Then it's 'No Frills' Chris Escondido and 'The Rookie Sensation' Starz N. Stripes (Kevin Scott) | Read More »


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• February 3 – March 4: Rick Braveheart, photographer from Columbus, Ohio
• April 1 – April 30: Rachel Panitch, musician from Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts
• September 1 – September 30: Lyn Hart, tapestry weaver from Tucson, Arizona
• October 16 – November 14: Sara Tabbert, printmaker from Fairbanks, Alaska
Resident artists spend 30 days living in a historic cabin in Zion National Park. They explore and surround themselves in the sights, sounds, textures, and wonders of the park to find inspiration for their work. Each artist conducts two public presentations on their work and residency experience. Date, time, and location of these presentations will be announced closer to each artist's residency.
The Artist-in-Residence program at Zion National Park honors and continues a long tradition of artists using their work to facilitate a national conversation on the value of nature and preservation. This tradition began in the early 19th century with Hudson River School painters and Transcendentalist writers like Thomas Cole and Henry David Thoreau. The work of some of these artists led to preservation legislation that created Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion National Parks.
For more information on the Artist-in-Residence program at Zion National Park please visit our website at www.nps.gov/zion. For more information on each of these artists, please visit their websites: www.rickbraveheart.com, www.rachelpanitch.com, www.desertsongstudio.com, www.saratabbert.com.


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The Peace Corps is seeking dedicated people to fill thousands of positions around the world. Submit an online application between August 15 and September 30 at www.peacecorps.gov/apply to be considered for an assignment departing post-graduation 2014!
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Hey everyone. First post on the eastman forum, glad to be here! This September I will be going on my very first western hunt. I drew a nonres big game combo. My dad and I will be hunting at a friends property just east of Townsend. I've done some scouting on google earth and the area seems to be very good. There is a resident population of mule deer and elk residing at higher elevations on NFS ground. I'm very excited for this opportunity. Can anyone provide me with info as to how the hunting has been in recent years?
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I've installed Zimbra on a VMware guest running Ubuntu 10.02-LTS 64bit and it seems to be quite a resource hog. I've allocated 2 CPU's and 2GB of ram to the VM Guest OS and I just logged into the shell via SSH and it showed me the memory usage was 71%.
What's weird is there is NO emails actually working yet. I've just installed ZCS but have not activated any of the accounts (one created, just not using it yet).
When I run # top it is showing there are many instances of avamis running and there are two instances of java running.
Is this normal to be using this much?
In addition it takes a LONG time to start each individual services for zimbra (up to 1 minute per service).


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Donald J. Gaul, 84, of LeMars, Iowa passed away Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at Floyd Valley Hospital in LeMars. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in LeMars with Reverend Kevin Richter officiating. Interment with Military Honors provided by the Wasmer American Legion Post #241 of LeMars will be at Calvary Cemetery at LeMars. Visitation will be after 3:00 p.m. Friday, October 14, 2011 at the Carlsen-Feuerstein Funeral Home in LeMars with a 4:00 p.m. Rosary Service followed by a 7:00 p.m. Scriptural Wake Service Friday evening. Visitation will continue Saturday morning from 9:30 a.m. until service time.
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I actually picked these up for my wife's new cross bike when BC was having some crazy outlet promo deal a few months back. Sure, they are last years model, but they are carbon!!! I think I scored them for around 60% off or somethin' to that nature. Anyhow, they are runnin' like a champ with no issues at all. I converted them to a 1x10 setup on her cross bike (running a Race Face NW 40t ring) so she only has to worry about shifting in the rear. Less stuff to worry about, more time to focus on flyin' down the course!
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Pope Benedict has done the right thing to retire, and for that, I respect his decision. But that's about it. I'm not at all versed in the writings of Christopher Hitchens, but it looks as though he's done some credible digging into the scandal.
This is an abdication, not a retirement, the latter of which has next to no precedent in canonical law.
The timing is slightly suspect, though, given the horrific documentary about to be released on the child rape scandals.


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2 Jeevanandam M, Holaday NJ, Petersen SR. Ornithine-alpha-ketoglutarate (OKG) supplementation is more effective than its component salts in traumatized rats. J Nutr . 1996;126:2141–2150.
3 Le Bricon T, Cynober L, Baracos VE. Ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate limits muscle protein breakdown without stimulating tumor growth in rats bearing Yoshida ascites hepatoma. Metabolism . 1994;43:899–905.
4 De Bandt JP, Cynober LA. Amino acids with anabolic properties. Curr Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care. 1998;1:263-272
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6 Coudray-Lucas C, Le Bever H, Cynober L, et al. Ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate improves wound healing in severe burn patients: a prospective randomized double-blind trial versus isonitrogenous controls. Crit Care Med. 2000;28:1772-1776.
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DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- The Henry Ford museum is joining forces with the Autism Alliance of Michigan to provide a welcoming environment to families with autism.
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Sexiest Man Alive 2009 Articles

Predicting the Sexiest Man Alive 2009

 It's an annual tradition on this site. Later this month, People Magazine will name its Sexiest Man Alive and this is the 5th year of the exercise – handicapping the candidates that could capture the crown. My batting average is hovering around .400 but this might be the trickiest yet.

 An analysis of the potentials is to follow and, as always, can't wait to read your remarks. But remember, this is not about who you WANT to be the Sexiest Man Alive. It's about who you PREDICT will be the Sexiest Man Alive. Of course Johnny should each and every time. But Johnny doesn't want it each and every time. Besides, this time he has nothing to sell. More often than not, there's a sale involved in the selection process. Which probably rules out JD for 2009. His profile is much too low right now.

 This year is particularly difficult. There's a sure bet and there's my bet.

 Here we go.

 If you are new to the site and wish to read predictions from previous years, click here and here.

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Johnny Depp: The Sexiest Man Alive 2009
Johnny isn't selling this year. But the magazine picked him anyway. And it's the best choice, on so many levels. Because only Pitt and Clooney (before today) have held the title twice. JD belongs in that league. His selection however actually demonstrates that People Magazine is capable of critical thinking. Full Story
His farewell lap
You have been a good and just King. A deserving Sexiest Man Alive. A kind, compassionate, generous, and gracious Monarch. Your reign has been peaceful, full of humour and humility, wit and Wolverine. Today you are running but tonight you will sleep with your crown one last time. Your successor will be less than you. Full Story
Countdown to the SMA
People Magazine will reveal its annual Sexiest Man Alive tomorrow and while many of you have been sending me this cover all day, please know… it's FAKE. This is NOT THE REAL COVER. The real cover will be unveiled tomorrow. Who? Well if you revisit the list posted a few weeks ago – click here Full Story
One more argument for…
Have to give Lorella credit for this. She reminded me: One more argument in favour of Colin Firth as Sexiest Man Alive. I forgot about this video. And if you haven't seen it, well, it's the only way you should start your weekend. Bridget Jones, esteemed journalist, interviews Colin Firth. Full Story
I'm sorry. How could I have forgotten my RDJ? Your RDJ. Our RDJ. He's been very, very quiet lately. Arguments for: He's the coolest cat ever He is FUNNY. He is style. He is charm. He is the best. A sexy motherf-cker if there ever was one Everyone loves a comeback. His has been a spectacular comeback. Full Story
Alexander Skarsgard SMA?
I hear you. I want him to be too. But this is a prediction. And the prediction is based on a magazine serving a very specific demographic… Alexander Skarsgard, along with Sam Trammell, Rutina Wesley, and Michelle Forbes were in Paris yesterday promoting True Blood as the show is now being pushed internationally. Full Story
Colin Firth SMA?
Many of you wrote yesterday pointing out, quite rightly, that he at least deserved to be included in the analysis. I apologise for the oversight. This is Colin Firth last night at 2 events in LA – first a screening of A Single Man and then at the BAFTA/Brittania Awards wearing a tux and, sigh, my favourite smile. Full Story
Prediction: Bradley Cooper
This is not the sure bet. But I like the underdog. Arguments for: The hair. The sex. The way he looked in that suit in The Hangover. Please Currently one of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors who can boast of a rumoured romance with everyone's favourite Jennifer Aniston and a current romance with Renee Zellweger The Hangover was a MASSIVE hit, now established as the highest grossing R rated comedy of all time Coop has Man Cred. Full Story
Robert Pattinson
This is the sure bet. This is the PROBABLE choice. If you were forced at gunpoint to bet your mortgage on a candidate, it would be him, it would be the safest. People Magazine likes pleasing people. Pattinson is the Goliath. It's his to lose. But I am a gambler… Take it easy Twi-Hards, it's not because I don't like him. Full Story
Gerard Butler
Arguments for: I don't know… supposedly he's a ladies' man and horny women want him and they would cut each other for the right to stuff money in his 300 diaper He sings. So this must mean he's the true Phantom of the Opera. Fake romance with Jennifer Aniston = MiniVan approval because she is THEM. Full Story
George Clooney
Arguments for: He is George Clooney. He is Mr Hollywood One of the top 5 names in the world and socially active, substance behind the celebrity George has a new girl. People Magazine has been trying to whitewash her to gain favour with him. And an attached George always gets the MiniVan talking George hasTHREE films in rotation: The Men Who Stare At Goats, The Fantastic Mr Fox, and yes, Up In The Air, expected to have a strong presence come nomination day. Full Story


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Diskography is an imaging test. It involves injecting a contrast material into a disk in the spine and taking an
x-ray. An x-ray is a test that uses radiation to take a picture of structures inside the body. The contrast material helps the disk appear more clearly on the x-ray.
This test is used to detect if a
herniated disk
or otherwise abnormal disc is a source of pain. Disks are small, circular cushions between the vertebrae (bones) in the spine. A herniated disc occurs when a disk in the spine bulges from its proper place. Herniated disks can press on the nerves and cause severe pain. In some cases, they can cause pain themselves, but often an abnormal disc is not painful.
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have diskography, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
Your doctor may do the following:
Your doctor may instruct you to:
You will lie on your stomach or side on a table. A technician will help place you into position. You may be given antibiotics through an IV. You may receive an injection of local anesthetic into the skin on your back. This will be done to reduce pain from the needles.
Your doctor will use an imaging test called fluoroscopy. It combines x-ray technology with a TV screen to help guide needles into the disks. A contrast dye will be injected into the center of each disk. If the disk is normal, the liquid will remain in the center of the disk. If it is abnormal, the x-ray will detect any spreading or leaks.
During the exam, you will be asked to rate any pain that is associated with the injections. This can help your doctor find out if it is the abnormal disk that is causing pain.
After this test, your doctor may do a
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The staff will observe you for 30 minutes or more.
If you took a sedative, do not drive, operate machinery, or make important decisions until the sedative wears off.
About 30-60 minutes (an additional 30-60 minutes if a CT scan is also done)
You may have pain from the contrast dye. Pain can last for several hours.
The results will be given to your doctor. Your doctor will talk to you about the results and treatment options.
After the test, call your doctor if any of the following occurs:
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
North American Spine Society
Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation
Carragee EJ, Don AS, Hurwitz EL, Cuellar JM, Carrino JA, Herzog R.
Does discography cause accelerated progression of degeneration changes in the lumbar disc: a ten-year matched cohort study.
Diskography. North American Spine Society website. Available at:
http://www.spine.org/fsp/troubleshooting-diskography.cfm. Accessed May 30, 2007.
Diskography: science and the ad hoc hypothesis. American Journal of Neuroradiology website. Available at:
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