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A feeling of satisfaction makes Holyoke Elementary School teacher Mary Austin very happy with her decision to retire at the end of the current school year.
She and her husband Jim are retiring at the same time and look forward to time together. Jim retired in March from his position as agronomy plant manager for Grainland Co-op.
Their time together will be spent with family, with traveling and with projects at home, said Mary. To start with, she said she has five big boxes of photographs, one for each of their five children. With her oldest child being 42, and the next 40 and so on, she figures she has close to 200 years of pictures to organize.
Austin's teaching career involved just over 20 years of actual teaching but spanned 44 years, from 1969-2013. It included a year in the first-grade classroom, three long-term substitute jobs, two years as a speech teacher, 12 years in kindergarten and five years in the Title I program.
She was honored last month as the 2013 Heart Award winner in the annual Emerald Award program. That recognition program clearly reflected on the dedication and love that Austin brings to her teaching.
Mary Austin marks her last week at Holyoke Elementary School
After earning her bachelor's degree from then-Colorado State College in Greeley in 1969, Austin taught one school year as a first-grade teacher in Holyoke. Her degree was completed with a double major in elementary education and arts and sciences and a minor in social sciences.
In her first year as a teacher, Austin remembers being surrounded by a good group of veteran teachers. Specifically, she recalls Dick Potter, Velma and Kelma Lohmann, Louise Ewegen and Dorothy Anderson.
She gained an appreciation for being an educator that year, recognizing that college prepares one for the big things, but the little details of the job as a teacher can make or break the day in the classroom.
Learning she was expecting their first child, Austin resigned her teaching position after one year. The next 20-plus years found her in full teaching mode—but not in a school classroom.
She admits it was during those years of raising their family that she learned what it was to really be a teacher and the important role that parents play in their children's education.
Now finishing close to two decades in the actual classroom, Austin still believes that the key to success in a school is parental support. "It makes the biggest impact on children," she said.
Just because Austin wasn't employed by the school system doesn't mean she didn't continue her natural role as an educator during her two-and-a-half-decade hiatus.
In addition to being a parent who was very involved in her children's education, Austin served as a catechism teacher, director of religious education for St. Patrick Parish and a 4-H leader and worked as the original coordinator for Baby's First Steps home visitor program in Phillips and Sedgwick counties.
Austin had a rather informal, impromptu return to the school district. She tells it like this:
She stopped by the school to drop off something one day and asked then-principal Jim Yakel if he needed any substitute teachers. He said he would add her to the list.
Before the day was over, he found her at Ardie's, where she was getting her hair cut, and asked her to return that afternoon to cover a classroom.
From there, she covered three different long-term substitute assignments and enjoyed them all. Filling in for high school math teacher Dan Watson found Austin teaching two of her own children. She said it was during that assignment that she learned she really loved math.
She then filled in on a long-term basis for maternity leaves for Cathy Sullivan and Natalie Krogmeier. Again, one of her own children was in Sullivan's class.
From 1994-96, Austin served as a speech teacher at Holyoke Elementary before starting her 12-year stint in the kindergarten classroom.
Kindergarten was great fun, admits Austin. Yakel told her that her job was to cause her students to love school. And she took that purpose to heart.
Expectations for what was to be accomplished in the kindergarten classroom had changed drastically since Austin's year as a first-grade teacher in 1969-70. But even with the more extensive academic expectations, she incorporated lots of fun field trips.
Students enjoyed outings to such places as Brad Rhea's studio in Merino and a tour of his tree carving works in Sterling, to Wisdom Manufacturing in Merino where they made carnival rides, to wind farms, Colglazier tree farm, Cabela's and more.
Austin credits parents and her wonderful classroom aides for their help with the field trips, as well as math and other academic centers.
"Naive that I was, I thought I would change the theme of the room every month," said Austin when reflecting on her first year in the kindergarten classroom. She soon learned that one theme a year was plenty.
She had seven themes that she rotated, coordinating name plates, attendance charts, bulletin boards, calendars and wall murals. Whether it was a castle, farm, space, under the sea or circus, Austin sought to have kids start school with excitement and ready to have fun while learning at the same time.
While Austin was still in the kindergarten teacher role, Reading First became a huge part of the elementary school curriculum. She was a leader in the building-level team that met regularly to discuss students' needs, resources and interventions.
Teachers traveled for extensive training that built camaraderie, said Austin. It was challenging, but fun, she added.
They were observed constantly in the classroom and gained a real appreciation for data tracking, which Austin said was amazing.
Teachers took data to the building leadership team where they could look at student needs, visit with previous teachers, look at trends in children and share ideas about resources.
It was very intense, said Austin, noting they had coaches from Seattle, Wash., Colorado Springs and Denver. Catch-words for the Reading First program were bell-to-bell teaching, fidelity to the core, modeling and templates.
When Austin moved to the Title I classroom in the fall of 2008, she still led one reading group during her day.
The rest of her school day was spent with Title I for small group intervention in reading and math.
Austin credits co-teacher Cathy Sullivan, whose philosophy was to have kids enjoy going to Title I so they would look forward to it.
Sullivan mixed learning activities into the curriculum. Austin said she was used to the kindergarten level, and it was great to see the materials available for all grade levels in Title I to teach in different ways.
Title I is a government program, explained Austin, noting that data had to be collected to justify students going in and exiting the program. Time had to be productive, as the students were missing actual time in their classroom.
Research shows that early intervention is most beneficial, noted Austin.
"I can see the difference Title I has made in students' lives and would hope that opportunities for intervention would continue in our school district," she added.
Austin was genuine in expressing how grateful she is for the time she spent as a teacher at Holyoke Elementary School. "There's still more work to do, and I see so many dedicated teachers carrying on."
Mary and Jim's family is a great source of pride and may see a little more of the couple now that they're in their retirement.
Their son Chris and his wife Julie live in Denver, where Chris is a sales manager for IBM; daughter Trudy Herman and her husband Dennis live in Holyoke, where Trudy serves as a speech pathologist/audiologist in area nursing homes and hospitals; son Toby is an accountant with an international firm in Denver; daughter Annie and her husband Hill Slothower live in Denver, where Annie is an at-home mom and is starting her own business in party-planning; and daughter Natalie is a deaf educator in Denver, works as an interpreter for the deaf, is active in deaf theater and is at the mid-point of earning her doctorate.
The Austins' eight grandchildren, ranging in age from preschool to just finishing eighth grade, are a source for much grandparent pride.
Summing up her teaching career, Austin said, "We learn from one another. I've learned from the children, from my mentors—and my family still isn't done teaching me!"
Holyoke Enterprise May 23, 2013


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Looking into a Gila bull elk hunt for 2015 and want to do a drop camp for 2 archers. Any recommendations for outfitters is appreciated.
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I had an encounter with Beaverhead but no to this extent. I would probably go with somebody else.
I hunted with H and A outfitters in 2012 unit 16a first season. I felt that the hunt could of been much better if Andy (the owner and our guide) would of put more effort into the hunt. First off we never got more than a 1/2 mile from the road he mentioned a couple times a trophy bull is one you drive to meaning when it was down you didnt need to pack out. one evening he had taken us in on an evening hunt 4 people on a 4 wheeler to a dry water hole so we all sat together about 100yds from the dry hole while he was on the phone all night. We did kill a 300 bull the last morning hunt and the first morning I was 85yds from a very nice 350 bull but that is to far for me with a bow.There were 2 other hunters in camp they were guided by Greg they had a better hunt because the effort greg put forth they always left camp before us and came back after us. Ive always heard dont guide the guide so i let him do what he wanted ie. when we left came back how we hunted ect. I personnally would not use him again he did not do much more than give us a good camp with food. In his defense he trying to teach his 15yo son the ins and outs of guideing but I wasnt real happy that he was learning on my expense.
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We did a deer hunt in the Gila with these guys. Classy operation! And boy did we see some big bulls.
Don't mean to contradict you WB I hunted with Beaverhead this year for Jan mule deer with Jack Diamond. I had a very successful hunt and would go back again this year, but I have made plans for elk already.....but I still may go for the Jan mule deer hunt in 15.
I would recommend him and he was highly recommended to me before I booked. I saw that article too. I guess if we see it on the internet it must be true?
I would not recommend AAO Antler Addiction Outfitters Richard Baca as he drives his clients....more specific his Pennsylvania hunter in 16e east of Patrocino canyon passed road closed signs and ruins the hunting for other hunters that obey the posted signs. He should lose his guiding license.
Here's who I would go with. http://www.gilatrophyhunts.com/ I don't know the guy personally, but my buddy grew up with him. I don't think there is anybody around that knows Gila elk than these guys. Attached is a picture of a bull one of his guides shot on his own hunt.
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A little research (which obviously was not done) would show a somewhat different picture of the individual. But, then, Minni has never been too precise on facts.
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Mean while WE THE PEOPLE can't visit OUR HOUSE...now that's some kinda sad
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willy...I was born and raised on a farm near Stanley, ND and graduated from Stanley High School. Now I reside in the Baton Rouge, La area. I just turned 50 this month. Now if you can do the research and find my true name, and not 18 different ones, call me out then. I'll be waiting...
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willy...I don't have 18 different people with the same name to hide behind...
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Yes, because "killing the messenger" is a totally legitimate and valid method by which one should deal with bad or uncomfortable news.
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The problem with spying on Americans is that this is just another freedom that is slowly being taken away. Whether it be Obama or Bush, each president has slowly taken away the right of Americans in the name of "Terror".
The main argument is that "I have nothing to hide so why does it matter?"
It matters because by the time you realize the freedoms you have are gone, you have no way of taking it back. Soon you will become the USSR, China America goes into countries saying "People deserve Freedom" Yet the USA is taking away everything Soldiers fought for.
Sounds hypocritical.
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This whole scandle is being played out just like the movie Enemy Of The State, staring Gene Hackman and Will Smith. mmm...another Hollywood moive in the works? It's the sequel to Enemy Of The State...but hold on to that thought little o's Hollywood supporters have jumped ship and turned their backs to due to all the scandles...and so As The World Turns...
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Big Brother is watching Big Brother.
It's like a bad B movie.
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Amid the furor in Washington over government leaks and media exposés, a little-known executive order signed by President Obama in October of 2011 could fuel the paranoia.
It requires government agencies to "implement an insider threat detection and prevention program" -- in effect, ordering all government employees, regardless of security clearances or the sensitivity of their work, to police fellow workers as potential security threats, and report the suspicious behavior to superiors.
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Let us look at this. The US gov is guilty of spying on Americans and the truth wills out, speaks to power, and the messenger is about to get shot. So cool.
Is it better to protect the person who found wrong doing and told all about it or just kept his mouth shut and let the criminality continue?
Get a clue here.
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Let me see: A guy goes and gets a job with a company that has access to "secret" materials from the US. His purpose was to access that information and release classified material deemed secret that may compromise US security. Hmmm, he is a hero? Really!! So, should we bring back Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and clarify if they were whistleblowers. So, do you experts believe that the country is more at risk for terrorist attacks because of his behavior or less at risk? Now he is trying to hide with countries considered to be at odds with the US. Not a hero but a traitor.
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If China, Russia and Cuba are willing to harbor him, he is not innocent. He has knowledge that they want and he is obviously willing to give. Try and go to any of those countries without a passport and see what happens to you.
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It is proof positive that if you go against the emperor and his band of thugs you will be punished. If he had not left the country to do this he would already be dead and gone and no one would have a clue, and he is not the first!!!
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He is America's Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
Back in the old days, the Soviet Union would have problems with dissidents, today, the US gov does.
Welcome to the USSA.
The more things change the more the stay the same.
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Serious, its on ESPNU, they have no points against TCU with 13 minutes left to play
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KU on pace for eight points.
'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction.'
2 points at the 10 minute mark. We are on pace for a 40-8 TCU upset!
Under 8 minutes now...still only 2 pts. 10-2
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KU just doubled their score!
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I've watched probably 1000 Kansas games in my life. Never seen anything like this.
I'm not going to be able to handle the nuttiness at phog.net tonight, so I'm going to hang out here while I watch the worst Big 12 team in history beat KU 32-6.
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I've watched probably 1000 Kansas games in my life. Never seen anything like this.
Do you think it's because they are playing in front of a bunch of empty seats rather than an electric crowd? I can't think of any other reason.
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KU just doubled their score!
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Wow. Not bad for a second map. I hope I can do as well. I need to draw a first map though.
I like your use of the original - not identical but very reminiscent.


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Antique Turquoise Jewelry – Antique Indian Jewelry from the Southwestern United States has become very collectible. Turquoise Jewelry designs have changed dramatically since the early years and there are many factors that make Antique Turquoise Jewelry highly desirable for collectors worldwide. The first Turquoise Jewelry was made for the Native American Indians themselves to be worn. this type of Antique Turquoise Jewelry has additional significant value to collectors as it was the first phase of Turquoise Jewelry from the American Southwest.
The Navajo took silver coins they would obtain from the U.S. Calvary and then the Indian Traders, melt them down in camp fires, pour the molten metal into ingots and then pound the ingots into sheet and wire to form their Jewelry, this is called Navajo Ingot Jewelry.
Durango Silver Company has written a great document on Turquoise Jewelry and there is some great information on Antique Turquoise Jewelry included in this educational presentation page. We also invite you to visit our Turquoise Jewelry Learning Center where we have loads of valuable Turquoise Jewelry Educational Information.


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Celebrate National Poetry Month with a fun, easy poetry activity. All you need are a newspaper (or magazine or other pages with typed words on them), a pencil, a black marker, and 15 minutes. Creating a blackout poem is as easy as skimming your article or page for words that pop out at you, drawing a box around them with a pencil, then using a black marker to cross off the words you won't need in your poem. As with many poems, less is more, so your poem can have ten words, or even less!
Watch Austin Kleon, a poet well-known for his blackout poems, create a poem in this time-lapse video:
Visit Austin Kleon's website, Newspaper Blackout, for more poetry and inspiration.


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dogwood 1by Garima Dhawan
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
"The earth laughs in flowers." ― Ralph Waldo Emerson
love love love the colours for this dogwood ♥♥
I almost can hear the flowers laugh! Gorgeous!
beautiful sweet Garima!!!
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This should be a big seller!! Wonderful!!
Wow. You did it again. Awesome.
Thanks so much Kim, Kathleen, Pegeen, Roger, Linda, Bianca, Irene, Carina & Rollerpimp. I really appreciate your wonderful comments. ♥
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wonderful design & colors
Lovely work! :)
what a lovely pattern, Garima! love all your designs!!!
love it!
So cheerful and pretty!
Hi Garima, I love you flowers, however they remind me a lot of marimekko design:
I hope you don't mind me asking?
I hope you don't mind me asking?
Pure loveliness from a master of colours!!
Beautiful work Garima! Really love the colour palette! :)
Thanks so much Anna & Paula! This is really a fun pattern to color.
Thanks always Angelo for your lovely comments. ♥
Randi, I love Marimekko and love to work with bigger, simpler forms and lots of colors. It's hard to do big flowers and color and not be compared to marimekko. But these are dogwoods that I collected and printed and love ...so it doesn't matter. I hope there is plenty of space for everyone to do big flowers.
Thank you so much Lisa, Veronica, Sree, Lena, Orna, Dirk and Wayne!
Beautiful Garima :)
Thanks so much Alice ♥
ok :) it is not illegal to be inspired!
haha! I hope not Randi...I saw your beautiful pillows at the DENY booth in NY...so proud!
oh, you did! I would love to have seen them too, however so fare away....You are lucky to be able to join and access such large fairs! I hope you had a good time and got to see lots of cool stuff??
yes..the booth and everyone's products looked beautiful and well made. They might be doing a show in Paris...so I hope you get to see it in person.
Beautiful, Garima! Love this design, and the colors are fab in this colorway!~
such a pretty pattern & fun colors!
as always beautiful work Garima xxx
Gorgeous Garima!
Paris! Only 3 hours by plane from me. Yes, perhaps I will go, and you?
As always, you did it again! So lovely!
beautiful colors...love it Garima! xo
Garima, you have such a fantastic eye for patterns. ;)
!! ✯ love this ✯ !!
Thanks so much def29, Villaraco, Bev, Gale, Rebecca, Randi, Moni, Lindsey, Ingrid, Christine & Julia ♥
Thanks so much catspaws ♥
Fresh beautiful patterns.
Love the colors! Beautiful work as always!
Thanks so much Eric & Piia!
So cool!!!
Nice work!
Beautiful colors - as always!
Thanks so much Tyler & Kirarik!
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Blanker Hans Storm Tide World is located in Büsum, a North Sea coastal resort on Schleswig-Holstein's UNESCO Wadden mudflats. This distinctive wave-shaped attraction is much more than just a monument to the force of nature.
1362, 1825, 1962, 1976 – storm tides are part and parcel of life by the North Sea, a long and recurrent tradition. Though destructive, they also hold a certain fascination, as shown by Blanker Hans Storm Tide World. This multimedia discovery centre in Büsum harbour on the North Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein is the only attraction of its kind anywhere in the world. The centre explores the incredible history of the storm tides through exciting and informative attractions. You can take a voyage of discovery in a rescue capsule, visit the offshore research station and explore the archive of knowledge. This exhilarating blend of information and interaction is what makes Blanker Hans so unique. The major new special exhibition 'Pirates – Sailing under a Black Flag' is whipping up a storm of its own. In a swashbuckling scene set on the turbulent waters of the North Sea, the interactive display sheds light on the day-to-day lives of pirates in the early 18th century, as well as the current threat posed by modern-day piracy.
Inside the 6,000m² exhibition at Blanker Hans Storm Tide World you learn about the phenomenon of storm tides from every angle – without even getting your feet wet. Climb aboard a rescue capsule to embark on a breathtaking 300m voyage of discovery. Numerous simulations and multimedia features show you why the North Sea has such a fearsome reputation. At the offshore research station, you and your children can delve deeper and discover the ins and outs of weather phenomena, climate, the ebb and flow of the tides, coastal defences and the force of nature that is the storm tides. The wind tunnel here gives you a sense of what a force-12 hurricane feels like. The Blanker Hans Storm Tide World discovery centre is an enlightening and fascinating experience for all.
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Filmmaker Malcolm D. Lee is returning to write and direct a third installment of the popular film franchise "The Best Man."
Executives at Universal have sealed a deal with Lee to make "The Best Man Wedding," which is slated to hit cinemas in April, 2016.
The entire cast, including Morris Chestnut, Taye Diggs, Terrence Howard, Sanaa Lathan and Nia Long, are expected to reprise their roles, according to Deadline.com.
The new film appears to pick up from news Howard's character drops at the end of the "The Best Man Holiday," which was released last November.
The sequel to 1999's "The Best Man" became a blockbuster hit upon its release, raking in more than $71 million in the worldwide box office.


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We're moving over approx 70 users from Exchange 2000 to Zimbra NE 4.5.
I have 4 admin assistants that handle the schedule for each of the 4 EVP's in our company. How can I set Zimbra so that meeting requests that include one of the EVP's goes to the assistant and she can accept a meeting on behalf of the EVP?
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I'm looking for a way to implement some makeshift access-controls for some of our distribution lists. From reading other posts I understand this is a feature not yet available in Zimbra, but it _is_ something supported by Postfix...
Now I have a limited number of access lists, as I work at a private company, with very few changes in our staffing...ie-a makeshift method for a hosting company or one with frequent changes would be sub-optimal obviously. I also noticed Kevin suggesting giving mailman a try, which I've used before but am relucatant to go that direction again...
any thoughts on this, doing via the postfix fairly-low-level?? Or maybe if I wasn't such a lazy &*(@#$ this would be a good candidate for an add-on or a zimlet??
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Power moms gathered for the DivaMoms.com Mom Mogul Breakfast and Pre-Mother's Day Celebration by Lyss Stern. The panel and guest list included Alpine's Amber Sabathia, creator and designer of CCandy and co-founder, Executive Director of the PitCCh In Foundation, wife of New York Knicks star Amare Stoudemire, Alexis Stoudemire, TV Personality Rachel Uchitel, Fashion Designer of Haute Hippe, Trish Wescoat Pound, New York Housewife Kelly Bensimon and others.
The event was held at The Water Club NYC and drew in more than 200 attendees. The moms set out with a mission to motivate and empower other moms that morning. They discussed entrepreneurialism, balancing family life and business, answered questions from the audience, and gave out tips/tricks on how to have it all and look good while doing it.


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A couple of months ago, my family and I were at a backyard dinner party with friends. Keep in mind, as someone who teaches food safety, I'm always quite leery about eating food at these types of settings.
At any rate, I was there and hungry. As I went up to the table with the appetizers on it, I spotted chips and salsa and headed that way. Upon scooping out the salsa, I noticed it was a little runny. Definitely not Pace. Most likely home-canned, I thought to myself.
It was at that point I overheard the hostess telling another guest she canned the salsa herself, and the reason the flavor was so good is she simply left out the vinegar in the recipe.
My first reaction was to climb up on the picnic table and scream "Don't eat the salsa!" I refrained. My second thought was to run around the party, ripping plates with chips and salsa out of guest's hands. Again I refrained.
However, I did not refrain from talking to the hostess the following day about the importance of following an approved recipe when canning salsa. She had no idea the vinegar in her recipe was there for a reason - to keep her family and friends safe.
For some people, salsa is a creative venture of throwing together tomatoes, onions, garlic, peppers and any and all uneaten produce on hand into a mixture. However, for those folks who plan on canning their salsa, a tested recipe from an approved source, such as CSU Extension, should be used.
Most salsa recipes are a mixture of low-acid foods, such as onions and peppers, and acid foods, such as tomatoes. So it is very important to use tested recipes to ensure proper acidification. Botulism can form in the low-acid ingredients if not acidified correctly. Botulism can be deadly.
Tested salsa recipes for home canning include vinegar or lemon juice as an acidifying ingredient. It is important to always add the amount of vinegar or lemon juice listed in the recipe. It is also very important to use the amounts of each vegetable listed in the recipe. Adding more vegetables or substituting vegetables can alter the acid level of the salsa. Always follow the recipe.
If you are one of those people, like me, who has a hard time following a recipe to make your salsa, freeze it. Or try canning your tomatoes solo and add your other ingredients in when you're ready to eat your salsa. Both of these alternatives will allow you flexibility to add or omit ingredients.
For more information on canning salsa, call the Garfield County Extension Office at 625-3969.
Rhonda Follman is the Tri-River Area Director of CSU Extension in Grand Junction. The office oversees the Garfield County Extension office.


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|Housing a big issue at town hall meetings last week
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Wednesday, 05 March 2014 17:40
Housing shortage tops issues
discussed at town hall meetings
By Sheri Hink-Wagner & Russ Pankonin
The Wauneta Breeze, The Imperial Republican
Officials with the Chase County Zoning Commission held four town hall meetings across the county last week. The purpose of the meetings was to discuss the future of Chase County and get public input for the county's updated comprehensive plan.
There were a total of four meetings held–one in Wauneta on Feb. 25, two on Feb. 26 in Champion and Imperial and another in Imperial on Feb. 27.
Public attendance at the meetings was slim. Five attended the meeting in Wauneta, four attended in Champion, three attended the evening meeting in Imperial and no members of the public attended the morning meeting in Imperial.
Chairman Charlie Colton began each meeting by providing an overview of why the meetings were necessary. He explained the meetings were planned to provide county officials with public input to be used as the county updated its comprehensive plan. Colton summed the rationale for the meetings by saying the plan will help officials know, "What we want the county to be and grow to."
The county began comprehensive planning when legislation was passed requiring all counties and municipalities to include an energy element in their plans. The update is necessary because of several issues that have occurred since the county's last comprehensive plan was written.
Keith Marvin, a consultant with Marvin Planning Consultants of David City, facilitated the meetings.
Marvin told attendees the purpose of the meetings were to first identify issues seen within the county and secondly to gain insights on how to address those issues and resolve them.
The first issue, and arguably the largest, that came up at the Wauneta and Imperial meetings was the need for more housing. Community members shared their concerns over the lack of rental properties available in Wauneta and within the county. Rodney Keiser, a business owner in Wauneta, said when a property came available he rented it so when he eventually hired a new staff member there would be a place for the person to live. He rented the home for four months before he hired the staff person.
Marvin asked those in attendance to share possible solutions to the housing shortage. One that got a lot of attention in Wauneta was the issue of many vacant homes that sit unused and unrented. Joey Large, a member of the Wauneta Economic Development Committee (WEDC), said the community needs to find a solution for people who own homes that are not being rented, saying we need to find a way to get those homes on the market.
The price of building rental properties was discussed as a snag in the locals' ability to create housing. Community members discussed what a reasonable rent amount would be. Those in attendance felt rent in Wauneta should fall under $600 per month. They also pointed out that a private investor can not build for that amount of rent. Another WEDC member, Tony Cribelli, said, "Someone's got to be able to make their costs back plus a little profit."
Colton noted some new rental homes are under construction in Imperial but those at the Imperial meeting said further need exists.
Colton said the county has tried, through the comprehensive plan and through zoning regulations, to encourage development in communities as much as they can. He said the planning commission has also tried to encourage the communities to lessen the costs to the county to build roads as the areas are developed.
The county's zoning regulations cover rural and unincorporated areas of the county. The incorporated communities of Wauneta, Imperial and Lamar each have their own zoning regulations.
Renewable energy
Jim and Jan Graham of Imperial said they were in attendance to see if there's been any interest in developing renewable energy, especially wind energy.
Colton said existing zoning regulations would allow for the development of a wind farm. He noted wind energy could be a possible opportunity for economic development.
Much of the development being done in the state today is by out-of-state companies, he noted. He felt the issue was out of the county's hands as the energy companies serving the county are all public power entities.
Leadership development
The leadership issue was described as a "people problem" by one of the attendees at the Wauneta meeting. The discussion included ways to encourage the next generation of county and community leaders–those aged 22 to 35–to step up. Mentor programs and leadership development programs were mentioned as possible solutions to the issue.
Other issues
Other issues discussed at the various meetings included recreation, elderly care, education, health care and childcare. Those in attendance felt the county was doing pretty well on most of those issues.
Attendees also discussed the county's plans for the Champion Mill park, which was recently turned over to the county.
County Commissioner Chuck Vette said the county plans to improve the property and run it as it is. The county also plans to expand and improve the grounds. Several encouraged efforts to promote the site to enhance tourism opportunities in the county.
The issue of education received attention at the meetings as well. All agreed K-12 education in Wauneta and Imperial remains strong, but some felt there should be more opportunities for technical or trade post secondary education.
Access to technology
Greg Hayes, a new member on the county zoning commission, said it remains key for this area to have robust access to the Internet and other technological advancements.
Connectivity, whether by mobile phone, broadband or wireless, plays a much bigger role in everyday life, he added.
He noted the county has been fortunate to have good access to the Internet and anticipates that will continue to improve as time passes.
Next steps
Marvin told attendees there will be additional opportunities for public input before the updated comprehensive plan is completed. He plans to meet with local economic development groups and housing groups to gain additional insights.
He also plans to talk with area high school students, "If this plan is implemented and successfully implemented, the kids in high school are the ones this plan is for and in most cases they are very willing to talk."


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Dear Colleague Letter - Supplemental Funding Opportunity for SBIR/STTR - Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships
This document has been archived and replaced by NSF 13-132.
Date: March 29, 2012
To: NSF Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) Grantees
From: Grace Wang, Division Director
Division of Industrial Innovation and Partnerships (IIP)
Re: Supplemental Funding Opportunity for SBIR/STTR - Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships (TECP)
The Directorate for Engineering's Division of Industrial Innovation and Partnerships (IIP) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs invites all active SBIR/STTR Phase II grantees to participate in the Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships (TECP) program, a supplemental funding opportunity. TECP supplements to SBIR/STTR grantees are intended to pave the way for partnerships between strategic corporate partners and investors and SBIR/STTR companies as a means to increase the potential for SBIR/STTR grantees to commercialize successfully their technology. Partnerships are recognized as a critical success factor for commercializing technology developed by small business. Potential partners, however, frequently demand technical specifications and require proof-of-concept data as a prerequisite for partnership that is beyond the scope of the Phase II project objectives. This supplemental funding will enable small businesses to conduct additional research to meet the requirements of a corporate partner that could lead to commercial products and services and a successful partnership. This supplemental funding program is intended to challenge small businesses to begin to develop an outward focus and to more rigorously evaluate their strategic business and commercialization options. It is anticipated that this research will not only benefit the small business enterprise but also provide a mechanism for large and mid-sized corporations and investors to have input into the commercial development of new technology, products and services.
Overview of Work to Be Accomplished
The Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships Program will award research supplements to active SBIR/STTR Phase II grantees that are currently conducting research projects. This supplement opportunity is intended to provide funding for additional research that goes beyond the Phase II project's objectives to meet the technical specifications or additional proof-of-concept requirements of the potential commercialization partner. It is anticipated that the additional research will enhance the commercial potential of the technology and lead to partnerships with industrial partners and venture and angel investors.
Deadline Dates
TECP supplemental funding requests must be submitted within 18 months of the effective start date of their Phase II grant; a program director may, at his or her discretion, request an earlier submission deadline. SBIR/STTR grants must be active at the time of the supplement.


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Hi, folks!
I have a tricky problem.
Zimbra 8.0.1 community version 64bit, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit.
Everything goes smooth over a month already since installation, but now i can see that a couple of messages are deferred by remote host.
My ISP set up an reverse DNS entry for my mx record, so using Reverse Lookup - MxToolbox everything looks perfect.
BUT, there are a couple of paranoid sysadmins, that checks all the message header and rejects it, if there is mentioned a word "localhost".
Found out, that in email header my email server is sending:
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So i would like to find out how to remove these header lines or replace localhost or 127.0.0.1 with FQDN?!
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I recently had my second little boy, Rafferty Greys. His big brother is Beckett Davis. With a 3 year old and a 1 month old, it will definitely be a while before we add to our family. Just for fun though, I'm curious what names you all would suggest for my boys' future siblings. As you can see, we like names that are a little different. I've even had people ask me if I made them up.(seriously?!) Thanks for your suggestions!
P.S. We tend to like names with nicknames. We sometimes use "Beck" and "Raff" for our boys now.
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so are you saying that I can only install this on a server that has been set up with Fedora or RedHat? Howabout just a basic Linux box?
so are you saying that I can only install this on a server that has been set up with Fedora or RedHat? Howabout just a basic Linux box?
With RedHat or Fedora installed, you do have a basic Linux box :-)Originally Posted by djhd
Out of the box, as of the current beta version, there are binary packages provided that work on those two distros.
They've been kind enough to provide a tarball with the source for anyone interested in making it work on other distros... there are details instructions for making it work on Debian in this forum, and I'm pretty sure I saw someone saying they got it working on Gentoo.
As time allows, they'll release fully supported binary packages for other distros, but they can only do so much at any given time :-)
If you don't want to install it on Fedora or RedHat (and CentOS works as well), and you don't want to make it work on another distro on your own, then the best thing to do is voice your opinion on what distro you'd like to see it available on by voting in this poll:
my domain is www.harryduran.com, and am trying to figure out if I'm running plain Linux. If so, can I install Zimbra. I know some basic SSH using Putty, and I've worked with files that way before, but when I unzipped the .tgz file, there was no 'zcs' directory created. It created ZimbraBuilder, and some others.
What's that web site that tells you what server a website is running?
If you have a supported version there will be a /etc/redhat-release file. You can open this file to see your version of Red Hat/Fedora. If you don't even have that file then you don't have the right OS.
Okay, it looks like you are using a web hosting company, phpwebhosting.com. The way Zimbra works, you actually really would want to have root on your server, as Zimbra needs to run a mail, pop, and imap server, as well as setting up iptables.Originally Posted by djhd
What you could do is email the admins, and ask them to set it up for everyone.
They would be sure to know what Linux distribution they are running. There isn't actually a plain Linux, any Linux installation is associated with a distribution like RedHat, Fedora, Debian, Gentoo, and the like. So, they should be able to determine if it'll work on their systems. Further, there are some unofficial guides for making it work on non-standard distributions, such as Debian.
You're thinking of netcraft.com. I looked, as sometimes it is able to determine what distribution is being run... unfortunatly in this case, it does not. So, you might just have to bug your admins about all this :-)Originally Posted by djhd
I e-mailed admin and they said that I'm running RedHat 7.3
Yeah, unfortunatly, RedHat 7.3 is a fairly old distribution (about 4 years).Originally Posted by djhd
Getting Zimbra to work on it, while possible, is going to be an uphill battle :-)
The precompiled binaries are not at all likely to work. You'd really have to use the source and compile it. There have been many reports of that working just fine for other Linux distributions.
The best thing to do would be to point your admins to this site, and say that they've got some really cool stuff here and that you think all their customers would want to see Zimbra installed on their host :-)
Since Zimbra acts as a web, email, pop, and imap server, you really need to have root access on the machine you want to install it on, I don't think you'd have much luck installing it as a non-root user. So, just bug your admins, I think they'd be fairly impressed if they took a few minutes to check it out.
Good luck,
I don't know off the top of my head when 7.3 was last updated - but for security reasons alone, whether or not you decide to run ZCS - you should have that box updated.


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ZimbraCheck works as an icon in the system tray, checking and notifying about new emails. The information is accessed through ATOM feeds.
ZimbraCheck is written in Perl, when you run it from the command line it would tell you the modules it need to work ok and how to get it.
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I made this as an appetizer for my family. It must have been really good because they didn't even save any for me.