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Published: Monday, December 10, 2012 at 5:10 p.m.
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Glenna Sharpe Lanier, 89, passed away Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin.
A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Mausoleum of Forest Hill Memorial park in Lexington by the Rev. Brian Rummage. Friends will be received afterward.
The family will receive friends from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Moody-Davis Funeral Home.
Mrs. Lanier was born Sept. 2, 1923, in Davidson County to Garney and Cora Sharpe. Mrs. Lanier was the wife of Mr. Ralph O. Lanier Sr. of Dobson for 72 years. She was the mother of Judy Lanier Crutchfield of Kernersville, Connie Lanier Johnson of Columbia, S.C., and R.O. Lanier Jr., who preceded her in death; the beloved grandmother to Carmen Crutchfield, living in England, Heather Crutchfield Bolick and her husband, Darin, of Charlotte and Jessica Johnson Meyer and her husband, Jenkins, of Charlotte; her great-granddaughter is Lanier Bolick. Mrs. Lanier had two brothers and seven sisters, who are deceased.
Her only surviving sister is Willie Ruth Leonard of Lexington. She had many nieces and nephews, whom she loved.
Mrs. Lanier worked for the Northwestern Regional Library System. She became the staff librarian of Dobson Community Library from 1959 to 1985. She was very dedicated to the efforts of the library through the years and in her retirement. She was also a member of Dobson Women's Club and Elkin Presbyterian Church. Many will remember her for her helping ways and beautiful smile.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Dobson Community Library, P.O. Box 1264 Dobson, NC 27017 or to Elkin Presbyterian Church, 151 Hillcrest Drive, Elkin, NC 28621.
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Conroy recently led Tulane to back-to-back postseason appearances with a trip to the Collegeinsider.com Tournament (CIT) in 2012-13 and to the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) in 2013-14.
The 2013-14 campaign was one of Conroy's best coaching performances of his career. He led Tulane to a 17-17 overall record and an 8-8 mark in the program's final year in Conference USA with a group that returned only 69 starts. The trio of Louis Dabney, freshman All-American Jonathan Stark and Jay Hook each had career-years under Conroy to help send the Green Wave into the postseason.
The trio of guards made history during the 2013-14 season. Louis Dabney (500), Jonathan Stark (494) and Jay Hook (471) all scored at least 400 points, marking the first time Tulane has had three players with at least 400 points in a season on the same team since the 1995-96 campaign. Hook also broke the school's single-season record for three-pointers made with 83.
In 2012-13, Conroy guided Tulane to the program's first 20-win season since 1999-2000 and the first postseason appearance since 2000. The Green Wave posted a 20-15 record and reached the second round of the Collegeinsider.com Tournament.
Tulane's postseason victory, a 84-73, win over South Alabama in the opening round of the CIT, marked the program's first victory in the postseason since 1996 when the Green Wave defeated Alabama in NIT Third-place Game in Madison Square Garden.
The 2012-13 team also featured two all-conference performers as Josh Davis earned first team All-C-USA and Ricky Tarrant was tabbed second-team All-C-USA. Under Conroy, Davis put together one of the most successful seasons in school history and became just the first player to score at least 600 points and pull down at least 350 rebounds in a season. As a team, Conroy guided Tulane to the fourth most points in a season in school history and the most free throws made and attempted. The Green Wave also posted wins at SEC foe Alabama and conference rival Houston.
The 2011-12 campaign saw the Green Wave get off to the program's best start at 12-2 since the 1994-95 team opened 13-2. Tulane claimed the Hoops for Hope and the Skip Prosser Classic titles during that stretch. During Conroy's second season, two starters were lost due to injuries, including preseason All-Conference selection Kendall Timmons, who went down with an achillies injury during the second Conference USA game of the season on Jan. 7. Timmons' injury did open the door for freshman Ricky Tarrant to step up and eventually earn first-team All-C-USA and the conference's Freshman of the Year honors.
During Conroy's first season at the helm, Tulane enjoyed a 12-4 start before losing two starters to injury. Conroy also coached the Green Wave to the most prolific three-point shooting season in the program's history, hitting 230 long range shots, shattering the previous mark of 181 set by the 1995-96 team. Conroy's Tulane team also had the highest assist to turnover ratio (1.098) since the 1983-84 season (1.14) and had the highest three-point field goal percentage (36.4) since the 1990-91 team's 38.0 percent.
Tulane's Kendall Timmons enjoyed one of the most successful sophomore seasons in school history in 2010-11 and earned second-team All-Conference USA and second-team All-District by the NABC.
Conroy, formally introduced as the 23rd coach of the Tulane University's new head men's basketball coach on April 7, 2010, came to Tulane after a four-year stint as the head coach at The Citadel where he posted a 36-29 overall record, including a 24-14 mark in the Southern Conference in his last two seasons. Both marks were tops in school history for wins in a two-year stretch. He has also served as an assistant coach at Coastal Carolina University, the University of Tennessee, Furman University, Virginia Military Institute and North Carolina State University, and spent three seasons as the head coach at Division II Francis Marion University.
The Davenport, Iowa, native was named the 2008-09 Southern Conference Coach of the Year and earned NABC District 22 Coach of the Year honors after leading The Citadel to a 20-13 record that included a school record 15 conference victories. Conroy led the Bulldogs to the best turnaround in Division I that season, going from a 6-24 team into the second 20-win season in school history and the first since the 1978-79 season. He guided the Citadel to the program's first post-season appearance in history, earning an appearance in the 2009 CIT.
Conroy was also honored nationally as the Skip Prosser Man of the Year in 2009. Conroy had tremendous success on the recruiting trail at The Citadel as the program had at least one member of the five-member SoCon All-Freshman team in each of his last three seasons. In 2008, Cameron Wells became the first Citadel player to earn the Southern Conference Freshman of the Year honors. Wells completed his career in 2011 as the school's all-time leading scorer (2055) and the first Citadel player to ever score over 2000 points. As Conroy's players developed and improved, they reached the next level and every graduating senior from 2007-2010 at the Citadel under Conroy went on to sign professional contracts.
Prior to his tenure at The Citadel, Conroy spent one season as an assistant coach at Coastal Carolina under Buzz Peterson. In his first year with CCU, the Chanticleers went 20-10 overall and 12-4 in the Big South Conference. Coastal finished the season second in the Big South and made their first appearance in the Big South championship game since 1993.
Conroy joined Coastal after spending four years on Peterson's staff at Tennessee, the last two as an assistant coach. Prior to being named an assistant coach, Conroy served as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Volunteers during the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons after holding the same position on Peterson's staff at The University of Tulsa in 2000-01.
Prior to joining Peterson's staff at Tulsa, Conroy worked for three years as the head coach at Francis Marion University in Florence, S.C. In three seasons at Francis Marion, Conroy recorded a 41-40 overall record. In his first season at FMU he led the Patriots to a 16-11 record, which was an improvement of 13 wins from the previous season and ranked as the biggest turnaround in NCAA Divisions I and II that year. Picked to finish last in the Peach Belt Conference that season, the Patriots finished second. His team's accomplishments netted Conroy the 1998 conference coach of the year honors.
Before taking over the head coaching reins at Francis Marion, Conroy spent three years (1994-97) as an assistant coach at Furman and one year (1993-94) at Virginia Military Institute. He also spent three years (1990-93) on Les Robinson's North Carolina State coaching staff that also included Peterson and Al Daniel.
Conroy, 44, was recruited to play basketball for The Citadel by Robinson in 1985 and was a three-year starter for the Bulldogs. He is tied for 10th in The Citadel record books for his free throw percentage in a season (84.7 in 1988) and holds down the No. 7 spot for free throw percentage in a career with 81.5. During his senior season, Conroy started all 28 games and averaged 10.1 points a game. He converted 103 three-point field goals in his career. As a senior, Conroy also served as team captain and held the rank of Lt. Colonel in the Corps of Cadets, the highest rank achieved by a basketball player in the modern era at The Citadel.
After graduating from the military school in 1989 with a bachelor's degree in business administration, Conroy worked at IBM before earning his first coaching job as an assistant to Robinson at North Carolina State.
Conroy and his wife Ginny have three children, Riley, Hunt and Hannah. Riley is a redshirt freshman on this year's Green Wave team.
The Ed Conroy File...
Date of Birth: Feb. 17, 1967
Hometown: Davenport, Iowa
Family: Wife, Ginny; Sons, Riley, Hunt; Daughter, Hannah
Alma Mater: The Citadel, 1989
Education: B.A. in Business Administration
Playing Experience
The Citadel, 1985-89
Playing Honors
Four-year letterwinner and three-year starter
The Citadel Team Captain, 1989
Held the rank of Lt. Colonel in the Corps of Cadets, the highest rank achieved by a basketball player in the modern era at The Citadel, 1989
Head Coaching Experience
Tulane, Head Coach, 2010-Present
The Citadel, Head Coach, 2006-10
Francis Marion, Head Coach, 1997-00
Coaching Experience
Coastal Carolina, Assistant Coach, 2005-06
Tennessee, Assistant Coach, 2003-05
Tennessee, Director of Basketball Operations, 2001-03
Tulsa, Director of Basketball Operations, 2000-01
Furman, Assistant Coach, 1994-97
VMI, Assistant Coach, 1993-94
North Carolina State, Assistant Coach 1990-93
Year-by-Year Record as a Head Coach
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|Francis Marion
|Francis Marion
|Francis Marion
|The Citadel
|The Citadel
|The Citadel
|The Citadel
|Tulane Totals
|Division I Totals
Year-by-Year Record as an Assistant Coach
|Conf. Record
|North Carolina State
|North Carolina State
|North Carolina State
|Virginia Military Institute
|Coastal Carolina
What "They" Are Saying About Tulane Head Basketball Coach Ed Conroy...
"Coach Conroy has a reputation as a highly regarded recruiter and coach, which he proved most recently at The Citadel. He's a coach who has shown that he can turn around a program at a selective academic university where recruiting is done under challenging circumstances. Having met him and talked with him at length, I am also impressed with his character and values."
-Scott Cowen, President, Tulane University
"It has been a whirlwind week that is culminating in a great day for Green Wave athletics as we introduce Coach Conroy as the new leader of our men's basketball program," said Tulane Athletics Director Rick Dickson. "Ed, with his experience and history of turning around programs, is the perfect coach to teach and inspire our student-athletes and return Tulane basketball to being a highly successful program."
- Rick Dickson, Director of Athletics, Tulane University
"I'm extremely excited for Ed and his family. He has done an outstanding job at The Citadel and Tulane is getting a man with high integrity."
-Buzz Peterson, Head Coach, Appalachian State
"Ed is one of the rising stars in college coaching. For those who followed The Citadel, we realized it was a masterful job of rebuilding a program that valued character and quality student-athletes at a high level. Ed was able to achieve success both on and off the court. He will be strongly committed to Tulane's values both as a coach and as an educator, and I believe he is a great fit for the school's overall mission.
"I'll always value our time together overseas during 'Operation Hardwood' where we visited our nation's soldiers in the Middle East. We grew very close during this time and I wish him the best of luck at Tulane."
- Fran Fraschilla, ESPN Basketball Analyst
"Anytime you see someone hire somebody twice it tells you they respect his job and like his job. Besides being a very good basketball coach he is a very bright young man. He is a good X's and O's man and knows his basketball. He is very intelligent as well which helps in other ways like recruiting and dealing with alumni and fans. Les has a really good personality to deal with though situations. He has his work cut out for him down there just like he did at the Citadel. Ed will be able to face that challenge because he faced a very similar challenge at the Citadel."
-Les Robinson, Former Head Coach, Director of Athletics, The Citadel
"Ed Conroy is an outstanding basketball coach. He has a great feel, he is a skilled teacher, and he knows how to connect with players and get them to play hard and together. As good as he is as a coach, Ed is an even better person. He is bright, personable and, quite simply, he gets it. Tulane made a great choice in Ed Conroy."
-Jay Bilas, ESPN Basketball Analyst
"Ed Conroy didn't just build a terrific team at The Citadel. He built a terrific program. He's not just a superb teacher; he's an equally a superb leader."
- Bob McKillop, Head Basketball Coach, Davidson College
"I think it's a great hire for Tulane. I'll miss Ed. He's most deserving of the job. It is nice to see coaches advance like this. Tulane is in a great conference and New Orleans is an unbelievable city."
"Ed was tough to coach against. Before he got here The Citadel/College of Charleston rivalry was dead. He came in and turned The Citadel around and turned it back into a very competitive rivalry. He beat us three out of the last four times."
"He will do great things at Tulane and I'm very happy for him."
-Bobby Cremins, Head Coach, College of Charleston
"Ed is a tremendous coach, friend and person. His attention to detail is legendary and his ability to improve his teams will surely show at Tulane. He's a proven winner and tireless worker, and his teams will reflect his desire and attitude to win.
Ed and Ginny, Riley, Hunt and Hannah will be great representatives of the Tulane community and undoubtedly will be first class all the way!
-Kerry Keating, Head Coach, Santa Clara University


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206.4 sec. 10 - Legal Research and Writing for LL.M. Students (Fall 2013)
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This course introduces students to the principles of legal writing in the United States. Students will prepare written work typical of US legal practice and receive written and oral feedback from the Instructor and TAs. Written work will include at least one substantial legal memo, prepared as a series of drafts, due before the final exam period. (There is no final exam.)
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Leslie Josel describes 2002 as her "year of horribles." Within 12 months, her husband lost his job at a law firm, her father died of heart disease, she had a double mastectomy, and her four-year-old son began exhibiting symptoms of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). "It was enough to put anyone in the fetal position," says Josel, now 48. "But when you have a child who needs a lunch made or a permission slip signed, you just get up."
Two weeks after having her breasts removed, Josel returned to her longtime job as director of a nonprofit in Mamaroneck, New York. Four months later, the organization folded, and she had to find a way to make money when her severance pay ran out. "I love those stories where unemployed women create some luxury product missing from the market," Josel says. "But for me, work was a 'have to.' I hadto find a way to help support my family. There were health issues I hadto deal with. And I had to take care of my son. I needed to figure out a life plan that would allow me to juggle everything I needed to juggle and still make money."
Since childhood, Josel had used organizing skills as a way to deal with hardship. "My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was four years old," Josel says. "She was seriously ill for 12 years and died when I was 16. My mother would be in the hospital for three weeks and out for two, then in for a month and out for two. When you live a childhood of not knowing if your mother is going to be in the house or the hospital, or dead or alive, you look for some type of control or order. So lists and systems spoke to me."
To help her son negotiate his environment, Josel reorganized his room, taking the doors off his closet so he could see everything inside. She replaced his dresser with clear bins and coded everything in the house that belonged to him with the color blue. "I wanted him to have a sense of order," she says. "I wanted to take the stress out of life for him." His behavior and academic performance improved dramatically. One day a friend who is a therapist came over to visit. She looked around Josel's put-together home and said, "I have a client you have to do this for."
Josel reorganized that home without charge as a favor to her therapist friend; as she did it, she felt a connection with the client, whose kids both had ADHD. "It was organizing, but there was also something very meaningful to the work," Josel says. Within weeks she received two more requests for help from people with attention disorders. "I turned to my husband and said, 'I don't even do this for a living,' " she recalls. "He said, 'You do now!' "
Still, Josel hesitated to start her own business. The family needed health insurance, since her husband was now in a solo practice with no benefits. And she didn't feel comfortable charging for her services without an education in the field. So while she continued interviewing for jobs at nonprofits, she apprenticed herself to experienced, licensed organizers and took classes with two professional groups: the National Association of Professional Organizers and the Institute for Challenging Disorganization.
In 2004 she officially launched her business, Order out of Chaos (orderoochaos.com). "It's been a very personal mission for me," she says. "Everyone always talks about business plans and strategies. How about, 'We make it up as we go along.' " Today, Josel has two full-time employees, three contract workers and her first product: a student planner, which can be purchased on her website. She charges $95 to $150 an hour. TLC's Hoarding: Buried Alivehired her to be the expert on an episode, and she has appeared on the Cooking Channel's Stuffed: Food Hoarders. At home, her son, now a teenager, still uses systems and tools that Josel develops for him; he also fences, plays guitar and earns good grades. Josel's husband is again working at a law firm. "People always want to know my secret," Josel says. "I tell them, Fear! It is an incredible motivator."


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These daring acrobats perform feats on chairs stacked 10 stories high and juggle anything from soccer balls to umbrellas. Showcasing their unique skills, the troupe has traveled to all 50 states and to more than 65 countries on five continents. The Dragons also received two prestigious New York Drama Desk Award nominations for their Broadway performances, and routinely sell out venues across the world.
"Their amazing artistry, beautiful costumes, and props provide a visual feast for the entire family to enjoy," said Cache Valley Center for the Arts Executive Director Wally Bloss in a recent press release.
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La Monnaie ¦ MM Extra ¦ Sindbad ¦ Intro
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Following the success of The Brussels Requiem, British composer Howard Moody has been inspired by Sindbad, the adventurer and wise master, present in some of the most ancient Persian and Sanskrit tales. This is a story about the power of love and the consciousness in which the next generation must discover what it takes to transform a place of war into a place of peace. Sindbad encourages the children to find a way through many human challenges so that together they can finally learn to see the living flames of Sheherazade's imagination. As they start to realize the power and significance of her stories, they begin to find the strength to rebuild their lives together and create a City of Peace. La Monnaie Children's and Youth Choruses and children from several Brussels schools will perform this musical journey. Musicians of the Symphony Orchestra of La Monnaie and students of Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel will accompany them in the pit.
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This ten-year strategic plan to spread motorcycle road safety throughout the region follows the spirit of the Decade of Action for Global Road Safety. Many other organizations worldwide, are implementing actions to tackle and reduce traffic accidents, and are following the lead of the F.I.M. International Motorcycling Federation.
In Latin America, we have an extensive motorcycling community, that will be united by this Plan for Motorcycle Safety, and as world citizens, will include Green economy philosophy, always following the Ride Green motto. At the beginning of 10 years of action to save thousands of lives that are lost due to traffic accidents, F.E.M. and AEMoto and are working to get the essential support of official and civil organizations in order to spread road safety actions in Ecuador. Hundreds of letter have been sent and will be, to Institutions and Companies in Ecuador and other countries, to present this Motorcycle Safety Plan called PLAN NACIONAL CIUDADANO POR LA SEGURIDAD MOTOCICLISTA to the community. The first step was taken with the distribution of a flyer with the 10 key recommendations for safe motorcycle operation sponsored by insurance company Seguros del Pichincha. This has been done in social events and the press. The second step will be taken in November 2011, with the publication of a Motorcycle Rider Education Supplement with one of the major editorial groups in Ecuador, the Vistazo magazine, with the circulation of 70.000 copies that will circulate with the national magazines Vistazo, Estadio and Generaci�n XXI. This is the start of a 10 year campaign, with a pilot programme in Ecuador for 2011 and 2012. After an evaluation, the Motorcycle Safety Citizens Plan will be spread throughout the region, with the support of Latin America�s Motorcycling community and FIM latin America. We support the 'Safer Roads @ Rio+20', an initiative led by the Make Roads Safe campaign, building on the momentum of the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety to broaden the coalition supporting action to prevent 5 million road deaths by 2020. We are seeking recognition that tackling the global road injury epidemic must be a key element of any post-2015 sustainable development framework. Road Safety is an environmental issue that has to be part of the Millennium Development objective since decrease of traffic accidents is a vital part of improvement of environment and quality of life. We request that the Rio +20 conference on sustainable development would also include Motorcycle Road Safety plans as part of agenda so that the decisions taken would give a impulse to the movement for Road Safety. Now, in Rio de Janeiro Brazil, June 2012, we request that the Rio +20 conference on sustainable development would also include this Motorcycle Road Safety plan as part of the agenda so that the decisions taken would give funding directed to global Motorcycle Road Safety, specifically to edit study of motorcycling in Latin America, invaluable tool to best develop this Plan. Together we can save millions of lives. Yours Ricardo Rocco Paz
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Linearscape won the Harlem Edge competition with Sym'bio'pia. A prototype for dense urban environments where food can be locally grown year round in controlled symbiotic environments and distributed through existing networks of farmers' markets, grocery stores and community supported agricultural pick-up areas.
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2010 Colorado Cyclocross State Championships
Course: ACA regulation, 3k long course -- designed by the pros at DBC Events.
Pre- Registration: Online: $27.50
Mail-In: $25 Must be received by Dec 3. Send to: DBC Events 1722 14th St. #105, Boulder, CO 80302. Under-18 race free regardless of category. Online registration closes Friday, Dec 3, at 10:00am MST. Second race during the weekend: $15. JRS not eligible for non-championship race. Adults only.
Race Day Registration Closes 30 minutes before race. $27.50
The course is designed and will be laid out late Friday/into Saturday morning. Same course both days. Some features include a sand Volleyball pit, grass, hard packed double track trails, some short running sections, a staircase,various undulating terrain, and a nice paved start finish road. A very well balanced course that should produce the true State Cross Champs in each category. On site refreshments will be sold Exclusively by a student group of Monarch High school as a fundraiser.
We have asked all ACA clubs/groups needing team space to let us know in advance so we can accommodate everyone fairly and will be taking tent space reservations up until Friday evening . email firstname.lastname@example.com
We have a CRITICAL need for volunteers . As of today , I have myself and 3 support staff to run all operations of the event for both days. We have shifts for Sat from 9am till 1pm and 12:30pm till 4pm Sunday it's 9:30am till 1pm and 1:30PM till teardown is complete.
Lastly, there are church services inside the school at 9:30am and 12pm which will affect parking so be patient and respect the other user group.
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ZF-9290: XML parse errors prevent manual from building with xsltproc
Nested CDATA sections cause an XML parse error because the closing triad "]]>" cannot appear inside a CDATA section.
The issue doesn't occur in release-1.10 branch because the nested CDATA section has its closing sequence URL encoded. The issue exists in 1.10.2 tag and currently trunk.
I think the correct way to solve it would be to escape the closing sequence with another CDATA tag instead of URL encoding it. the attached patch does this.
patch to properly escape the closing triad of nested CDATA sections.
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Last Modified: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 at 5:22 p.m.
Bring Calendar information to 30 E. First Ave., email it to email@example.com, or mail it to The Calendar, The Dispatch, P.O. Box 908, Lexington, 27293 so it is at The Dispatch one week prior to its publication date. Include an address for the event. Events listed below are in Lexington, unless otherwise noted. For publication of church and nonprofit yard sales, please call classified advertising at 249-1637.
Linwood United Methodist Church is selling cookbooks. They are $10 each. If you are interested in purchasing one, call 247-2784.
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Pioneer spirit is still alive
September 8, 2013
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Theodore Roosevelt was a pioneer who wanted our badlands protected forever. The land was kept quite pristine by farmers/rancher pioneers until oil.
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Having said that let me say I have not accepted the remnants of the drilling in the 50's and 70's. In addition to what is clearly visible look closely and you will see truck chains, long lengths of heavy cable, long lengths of heavy cable, assorted pieces of steel and other debris, sink holes from shallow and poorly buried pipe and patches of dead ground. Now add the Bakken activity. To speak favorably of the defacing of western ND and especially the badlands is to defy the wonder and beauty of nature itself. The adverse impact on wildlife is tremendous. Yes we need oil but much of the drilling is for export. We may never see energy independence without control of exports. It disgusts me to see such a destruction of nature as "change" and acceptable. Much of the oil activity is greed gone mad.
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I really liked this letter. What a sense of optimism, which is a large ingredient in the pioneer spirit he noted. Excellent!
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Humphrey Youth Ministries Outreach has expanded its summer food program to Stuttgart children this year.
It's the fourth year that the organization has provided lunch to children through the USDA Summer Food Service Program at First Missionary Baptist Church, 205 N. Oak in Humphrey, and, this year, at the Stuttgart Apartment Complex.
Assistant Coordinator Jerrye Wyatt said the program expanded after she saw all the children at the complex while driving by. "I felt there was a need," she said.
To start off, the program began offering free educational activities and meals to children age 18 and under last week. The program will continue until Wednesday, Aug. 7, with the exception of Thursday, July 4.
Wyatt said the Monday through Friday program is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Stuttgart complex. The program will be held just beside the complex's office and will be moved inside in the event of rain. It is offered inside the Humphrey church from noon to 1 p.m.
Wyatt said the program is volunteer-led. At least 80 kids in Stuttgart and about 50-60 kids in Humphrey are expected to be helped. The organization hopes to end the year with trip to the John Cain Aquatic Center in Stuttgart.
For more information contact the Humphrey Youth Ministries Outreach at (817) 823-9063.
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Roderick Kevin Woodson (Woody)
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Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1st round (10th overall) of the 1987 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 141 (12th overall since 1950)
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
A non-stop action comedy will thrill and entertain audiences in the West Georgia Theatre Company production of Moliere's "Scapin,. Performances begin with a community preview on Tuesday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. and l continue on Wednesday, April 16, through Saturday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. A matinee on Sunday, April 20, at 2:30 p.m. will end the season. All performances will take place in the Townsend Center for the Performing Arts in the Mainstage Theatre.
Adapted by Bill Irwin and Mark O'Donnell, "Scapin" explores the trials of Scapin, a servant and consummate con artist who is recruited to help young Octave and Leandre in their quest to attain their true loves' affections. Despite his best efforts, Scapin scrambles the situation into an even worse mess in this hilarious slapstick comedy.
The performances will be directed by actor and UWG artist-in- residence Bill Bowers. The play will be his directing debut.
Beginning his career as a mime, Bowers studied under the famous Marcel Marceau. Bowers is known for his roles on stage in "The Lion King" and "The Scarlet Pimpernel."
Ticket prices for the performances will be $3 for the community preview and $10 for adults, $7 for senior citizens, $5 for children and free to UWG students with a student ID for the remainder of the performances. TCPA Box Office hours are Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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This week, Gilles goes as deep as he wants to, starting off with some sunshine by Seu George (Roy Ayers' classic, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine"), playing tunes by Flying Lotus, Janelle Monae, and finishing off the show with "On a Clear Day" by the Charlie Byrd Trio. Elephino (pictured above) brings us the Worldwide Family Mixtape this week, mixing in some of his own work with other artists including Prince, Joy Orbison, and Kid Kanevil.
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Gearing up for the HOWL Ride
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Photo Credit: Eric VanZytveld
Gov. Bill Ritter doing the HOWL Ride
303Cycling caught up with the promoter of the Hell of the Wolf Ride to talk about their ride. This is one of the earliest Colorado bike tours starting in under a month on April 18th! Are you ready? Next week Tyler Hamilton will provide us with a training plan rides just like this one, stay tuned!
This will be the 8th official running (or riding) of the Hell Of the Wolf Loop (H.O.W.L.) Ride. This year's fully-supported ride will be a non partisan, non political appreciation ride for Governor Bill Ritter for his many contributions to Colorado including green technology, jobs, healthcare for low income families, making roads safer for cyclists and teaming up with Lance Armstrong to bring professional bike racing back to Colorado in 2011!
This year, past Olympic Medalists will be riding, including Gold Medalist Connie Carpenter-Phinney, Bronze Medalist and first American to win a stage in the Tour de France, Davis Phinney and seven time, Tour de France rider Ron Kiefel. Other cycling legends and celebrities will be among the estimated 1,000 cyclists for the 8th Annual H.O.W.L. ride.
Former three-time Colorado State Cycling Champion Bob Shaver started the ride. He has this to say about the event and changes for this year:
"For the fit cyclist the H.O.W.L. does not present itself as a particularly challenging ride. That has never been its intention but rather a ride to do with friends. We have lots of exciting changes for 2010. The foremost will be many more riders! Because of this we've had to make some route changes but we also have much more support in terms of rider safety. We will have police marshalling the intersections so we can ride interrupted through town as we do the "town loop" through Castle Rock.
This year the new route will take us through a scenic residential area to Larkspur. We'll catch part of Larkspur as we head south to Palmer. From Larkspur the riders encounter rolling hills; a couple of those are pack breakers, with short fun descents. The road flattens at the final descent before Palmer Lake.
Traditionally we would stop at Palmer Lake and wait for stragglers. This year for those of us not in the best of form, we will stop for a well-stocked rest stop.
From Palmer Lake we head north on 105. Almost immediately riders encounter "Wolf Pup Pass." This is a super short climb but it still can string things out a bit. Next, we head almost all downhill, to the base of WOLFensberger road.
The WOLF is a nice three mile climb. The most notable phenomena for the past seven years, no matter which way the wind is blowing -- there's always been a tail wind. Once at WOLF summit, you'll descend a bit then take a right on a new road that heads to Castle Rock. This new road affords a safer descent, bypassing traffic at the bottom."
We are also very excited this year to support The Rise School Denver, Front Rangers, and Bicycle Colorado. A big thanks to our supporters and sponsors including Ken and Tom Gart, Bicycle Village, KIND Snacks, MapMyRide, Serendipity Catering, ShaverSport, and Colorado Morning Machine members!
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Just wanted to say a big thanks to our sponsors on this event -- Bicycle Village, ShaverSport, MapMyRide, Serendipity Catering, KIND, the CO Morning Machine, and Ken and Tom Gart! More exciting announcements to come! And thanks to 303Cycling!
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Love to be there - looks like great bike event in Colorado - very green. Good article BTW
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Took a few pictures of the ride, Hope you enjoy.
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On Monday night, a talented singer/songwriter from Boston, Ryan Montbleu will be in Park City at the Downstairs venue. When with his band, Montbleu is too much fun to pass by. Tickets are $10. Here is the RMB with "Chariot (I Know)."
A fun night of Americana roots/stomping music happens Tuesday night when New York's The Felice Brothers hit The State Room. I saw these guys a few years back on the University of Utah campus and while they were a tad outshined by the opening act - Deer Tick - they are definitely good enough to warrant another viewing. An added bonus is that Old Crow Medicine Show's Gil Landry is the opener. Landry plays guitar, banjo and sings in OCMS - which recently announced a hiatus. Tickets are still available at The State Room's website. Check out the Felice Bros.' video for "Ponzi."
Also, on Tuesday night - please note that a previously announced concert at The Complex featuring Pogo and That 1 Guy was canceled. Refunds are available through smithstix.com. But elsewhere, you can roll up to Park City for a chance to see The Official Blues Brothers Revue tribute act at the Egyptian Theater. As a huge fan of the movie and its music, I could certainly think of worse ways to spend a few hours.
Also, "The Wizard of Oz" is continuing its run this week with multiple showings at the Grand Theatre on the Salt Lake City Community College campus on South State Street. Click here for ticket info: the-grand.org.


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VIDEO: 3-year-old caught red-handed eating donut, blames daddy
"It was daddy."
After an adorable three-year-old girl was caught red-handed eating a Krispy Kreme donut, she decides to blame her father, who wasn't home at the time of the incident.
At first, she makes up an entire story for her mother, Sherrica Sims, placing blame on her father who was apparently in "time out."
"I did everything right," she tells her mom in the YouTube video.
But by the end of the more than three-minute conversation, the little girl is banned from eating sweets for the rest of the afternoon.
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Bilirubin is a yellowish pigment found in bile, a fluid produced by the liver.
This article is about a lab test to measure the amount of bilirubin in the urine. Large amounts of bilirubin in the body can lead to jaundice.
Bilirubin may also be measured with a blood test.
Conjugated bilirubin - urine; Direct bilirubin - urine
This test can be done on any urine sample.
For an infant, thoroughly wash the area where urine exits the body.
This procedure may take a few tries. An active baby can move the bag causing urine to go into the diaper.
Check the infant often and change the bag after the infant has urinated into it. Drain the urine from the bag into the container provided by your health care provider.
Deliver the sample to the laboratory or to your health care provider as soon as possible.
Many medicines can interfere with blood test results.
The test involves only normal urination, and there is no discomfort.
This test may be done to diagnose liver or gallbladder problems.
Bilirubin is not normally found in the urine.
Increased levels of bilirubin in the urine may be due to:
Bilirubin can break down in light. That is why babies with jaundice are sometimes placed under blue fluorescent lamps.
Berk PD, Korenblat KM. Approach to the patient with jaundice or abnormal liver test results. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 149.


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NAVIGON Spørsmål og svar
Den som kjører med NAVIGON, vil vite alt helt nøyaktig. For eksempel hvordan man utfører oppdateringer, installerer ekstra kart eller tjenester, eller hvordan NAVIGON FreshMaps fungerer. Her finner du håndbøker, nedlastinger og svar på spørsmålene dine.
Velg et tema eller tast inn et stikkord for å begrense utvalget.
- FreshMaps: New map cuttings for Northern, Southern and Eastern Europe for MN6
With every new map you receive many new details, updates and POI extensions. In spite of modern data compression methods, the storage space requirements of digital SD cards are increasing with every new version.
However, navigation devices using MobileNavigator 6 can only run with a 2 GB memory card.
Therefore, the European map for these devices has been separated in different cuttings which fit onto the provided 2 GB memory card. NAVIGON has developed the cuttings depending on the most common travelling profiles to make the choice of the map easier for you.
Just choose the cutting which matches your travelling behavior the best when you install the new map. If you are planning to travel another region during your journey, which is not covered by the cutting that you have installed, you are able to install another region via NAVIGON Fresh.
Which map is the right one for me?
A) The Northern Europe map covers the following countries:
Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, San Marino, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican City
You will find an image of the map coverage here.
B) The Southern Europe map covers the following countries:
Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Vatican City
You will find an image of the map coverage here.
C) The Eastern Europe map covers the following countries:
Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, SlovakiaDenne oppføringen ble sist oppdatert: 4. september 2014 13:06
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Driver Backport
About Driver Backport Workgroup
The Driver Backport workgroup creates distribution-independent means to create, distribute, maintain and support backports of current upstream drivers on the older kernels of Linux distributions.
The goal is to make Linux distributions run easily on anything that can run Linux at the day it comes to market.
Most Linux users use a distribution, not Linux from scratch. If the distro is older than the hardware, they hope to find a simple-to-use update medium with "new drivers to get it working". They also expect the system to continue to run after any system update, and obviously also after system upgrades (to the next distribution release).
So to keep distribution users happy, the distributors together with the system and component vendors test each and every kernel and driver update.
In the past, when the kernel and the drivers were distributed together, that meant three alternatives for systems that need drivers newer than what is on the distribution:
- pay the distributor to retest all older systems relying on the driver you need and get a driver update in the distro kernel
- wait for the next distro release (service pack, new release)
- build your own driver, somehow, unsupported by the distro. And fingers crossed it still works after kernel updates or distro upgrades...
In essence the one main hindrance of getting Linux widely supported with distributions was the retesting effort of the "one kernel for all" distribution model.
Conference Calls
Workgroup Resources
- Workgroup Charter
- Mailing List
- freenode:#driverbackports
- Running Agenda
- driver backport source management
- driver packaging and build
- driver distribution, installation and status check
Links to work-in-progress
2014 GSoC Driver Backports
Go back to the main GSoC Linux Foundation page
Mailing list
Join the kernel backports mailing list:
Introduce yourself there and express your interest if you like. You can either chime in with your own ideas or pick one of the ones below.
We're on Freenode:
Driver Backport
About Driver Backport Workgroup
The Driver Backport workgroup creates distribution-independent means to create, distribute, maintain and support backports of current upstream drivers on the older kernels of Linux distributions.
The goal is to make Linux distributions run easily on anything that can run Linux at the day it comes to market.
Once a driver has been backported it needs to be precompiled to the distro kernel for distribution.
This should work as similar as possible accross the different distributions so system and component vendors can focus their energies from adding Linux support to more distros to adding Linux support to more hardware.
Once backported drivers have been built into packages, these packages need to be distributed to the "sysadmin" so installation works as easy as possible for him.
While the Linux user doesn't care too much about different installation methods accross distributions and there is some happy coopetition in this, the hardware vendor techsupport would strongly prefer to have distro agnostic diagnostic tools to check the driver status.
There is many ways how to manage the growing delta between the some current kernel API and the API of an older, distro specific kernel.
This page collects the specific issues, how different people deal with them and from there we come up with some best practices how to do it with least effort.
As we anticiapte distro differences in the kernel even once we have these best practices, this page also lists the distro specifics of the kernels.
So in one sentence the scope of this effort is
Driver Life Cycle
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DRAFT: This page is under construction
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ZF-9397: Can't use project related providers
C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test>zf create project-provider test create,update Creating a project provider named test in location C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test/providers/TestProvider.php Updating project profile 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test/.zfproject.xml'
C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test>dir providers Volume in drive C has no label. Volume Serial Number is C0AE-D845
Directory of C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test\providers
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Zend\Apache2\htdocs\test>zf create test An Error Has Occurred Provider 'test' is not a valid provider.
Zend Framework Command Line Console Tool v1.10.2
Seem the same problem but more detailed description.
Problem seems to be coursed by an old documentation.
Benjamin Eberlei solves it in his comment in issue ZF-8899.
"caused" of course..
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Presented in conjunction with Beachland Ballroom's 10th Anniversary Weekend
CLEVELAND (February 22, 2010) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a special screening of the award-winning documentary You're Gonna Miss Me (2007) on Wednesday, March 3, 2010. This film screening is presented in conjunction with the Beachland Ballroom's 10th anniversary weekend celebration.
The film screening will be held at 7pm on Wednesday, March 3 at 7pm in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater. The screening is FREE and open to the public. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
On Saturday, March 6, Roky Erickson will perform at the Beachland Ballroom as part of the venue's 10th anniversary weekend celebration. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets to the concert are $30. Visit http://www.ticketweb.com. Rock Hall members can receive at $3.00 discount per ticket through advance purchase only, in person or by phone at the Beachland. The Beachland is located at 15711 Waterloo Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
About Roky Erickson
Roger Kynard "Roky" Erickson hails from Austin, Texas. As singer, songwriter, and guitar player for the legendary Austin band The 13th Floor Elevators, Roky had a profound impact on the San Francisco scene when the group traveled there in 1966. The Elevators only had one chart hit, the Roky-penned "You're Gonna Miss Me," but their influence was far reaching.
Unfortunately, Roky's struggles with drug abuse and mental illness took a serious toll. His 1969 arrest for possession of a single marijuana cigarette led to his being committed for three years to Rusk State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, where he was reportedly subjected to many experimental treatments. Most agree he was never the same after his release. Roky has had prolific periods of creativity in the intervening years, including many critically-acclaimed albums, but unscrupulous managers and record label executives often took advantage of his condition, leaving Roky to live in poverty while others profit from his music.
Happily, today Roky is in the process of making an astounding recovery. His youngest brother, singer/songwriter and former Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Principal Tubaist Sumner Erickson, was appointed Roky's legal guardian in 2001. Sumner has established The Roger Kynard Erickson Trust to address Roky's living expenses, medical bills, and other financial needs. Roky is now back in Austin, where his health continues to improve dramatically. In 2005, Roky made his first public performance in 10 years performing at the Roky Erickson Psychedelic Ice Cream Social at Threadgills in Austin. Since then he has appeared at South by Southwest, the Austin City Limits Festival, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and plays regular shows in the U.S. and Europe. In November, Erickson appeared at the Rock Hall's American Music Masters tribute to Janis Joplin.
Film Synopsis YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME – A FILM ABOUT ROKY ERICKSON
Outside Austin, Texas, a 53-year-old man sits in an apartment with four radios, three televisions, two amps, a radio scanner, and a Casio electric piano playing all at the same time. Loudly. He has three teeth, his hair is matted into one huge dreadlock, and he has a notarized document on his wall declaring himself an alien, "so whoever's putting shocks to my head will stop."
This is the story of Roky Erickson: the manic singer and front man for the legendary band, The 13th Floor Elevators who are considered by many to be the creators of psychedelic music and muse to Janis Joplin. YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME is a disturbingly intimate portrait of an imploding family and the struggle between modernized medicine and religion. Known for his colossal heroin and LSD binges and an ongoing struggle with schizophrenia, Roky has become one of music's legendary tragic figures.
First arrested for carrying one joint of marijuana, Roky enters an insanity plea which lands him in a minimum security mental hospital. After numerous attempts to escape, the state of Texas transfers him to Rusk State Hospital for the mentally ill, where he undergoes a series of implausible shock treatments, leaving this rock virtuoso a scarce whisper of his former self.
Now kept under lock and key by his mother Evelyn—-who refuses him any treatment beyond love, prayer, and a view of psychiatry gleaned from the shows that she has seen on television. Erickson becomes the centerpiece of a surreal family struggle and the blank screen onto which those around him project their re-imagined pasts and hopeful futures.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit http://www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Nothing deep here today, my Fellow Politicos. It's a gorgeous, sunny Spring Break day here in Southern California, and the kids and I are off to the pool in a few. But while they are getting ready, I just had to share this brilliantly hilarious new Tumblr blog with you: Texts from Hillary. Nearly every one of them has made me laugh out loud. Nearly every one! It's smart, funny, snarky humor with a wonky bent. What's not to...
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Obviously, I'm a food tourist. When I travel, food is right up there on the itinerary, along with art museums, scenery and birds.
My usual trips to Los Angeles, however, are not necessarily dictated by my own appetites. We go to visit family, and when in L.A. we eat like family. That means raw and vegetarian, for the most part, and severely local, since, for the most part, no one wants to drive across town for a meal. "Across town" from Eagle Rock means an hour and a half drive.
So we eat at Fatty's, a flaky but usually good vegetarian restaurant in Eagle Rock. We eat at Auntie Em's, a bakery-cum-cafe with awesome French toast in Eagle Rock. We shop at organic stores and eat at home.
This last trip, we varied the pattern. We ate at Barney Greengrass (about which more later) and we ate at Rick Bayless's LA restaurant, Red O, because we were invited to. SO not in Eagle Rock.
I love Rick Bayless. I love Frontera Grill and Topolobompo in Chicago and have eaten at both several times. His is the only cooking show I really like, because of his low-key style and his emphasis on the true regional flavors of Mexico which show his deep love for that culture.
So I fully expected to love Red O. That I didn't totally love it says more about me than about the restaurant. I'm not really an Angeleno type, and Red O is made for LA.
Soaring ceilings and huge plants give it the feeling of bygone luxury, the kind of place you used to see in Vera Cruz. We were seated at a white leather banquette, with more pillows than we knew what to do with and a dramatic wall of spotlit tequilas rising behind us. In other words, glamor. Perfect for LA; I'm just not really a halo-lit kind of personality. (My metier is, um, more funk than fashion. More Sorel boots than Laboutin.)
We were served our choice of waters.
And we perused the list of margaritas. Prices start at $14.
So, yes, some sticker shock.
But things do cost more in the big city for a million reasons, and this was a great margarita, even the basic one. Served in the shaker, so you could replenish your little cocktail glass at will, enough fresh lime to make you wince, with just enough sweet buffer so you didn't cry and could still taste the tequila. I also loved the TK with its chili kick.
Queso funded made with Vella cheese and house made chorizo; Dungeness crab tostaditos with avocado salsa and grilled pineapple; three different ceviches–albacore, ahi and yellowtail–each sparked with different chiles, tomatoes and onion–these early courses were the high point of the meal.
Not that the mains weren't good. They were. I have to say that the enchiladas mole didn't measure up to Red Iguana's and not even to the mole I make at home from Rick Bayless' recipe (Red O's was too sweet for me), but these were the only actual disappointment. Best was the cochinita pibil, suckling pig marinated in achiote, slow-cooked Salvadoran-style in banana leaves, served with black beans and roast chile salsa.
(By the way, where can I buy suckling pig in SLC? Anyone know?)
The thing is, when you're traveling, even seeking new flavors, your palate remembers and compares the new to the usual. At Red O, the standouts in my taste-memory were the dishes I can't get great versions of in SLC. Actually, a surprisingly small number.
Still, it left me with a craving for ceviche that I'm having trouble getting rid of.
So here's Rick Bayless's "classic Frontera Grill" recipe for ceviche, in case you're not headed LA way. Way easier than pie.
1 pound "sashimi-quality" skinless meaty ocean fish fillet (halibut, snapper and bass are great choices), cut into 1/2-inch cubes
About 1 1/2 cups fresh lime juice 1 small white onion, chopped into 1/4-inch pieces
Hot green chiles to taste (roughly 2 or 3 serranos or 1 large jalapeño), stemmed and roughly chopped
1/4 cup pitted green olives, preferably manzanillos
1 large (about 10-ounce) ripe tomato, cored, seeded (if you wish) and cut into 1/4-inch pieces OR 1/4 cup (lightly packed, about 1 ounce) soft sundried tomatoes, chopped into 1/8-inch pieces
1/4 small jícama, peeled and chopped into 1/4-inch pieces (optional, but suggested if using sundried tomatoes)
1/4 cup (loosely packed) chopped fresh cilantro (thick bottom stems cut off)
2 tablespoons olive oil, preferably extra-virgin
1 teaspoon sugar
"Cook" the fish in the lime juice. In a large stainless steel or glass bowl, combine the fish, lime juice and onion. The fish should float freely in the juice; if not, add a little more. Cover and refrigerate until the fish is as "done" as you like: An hour or so for medium-rare, 3 to 4 hours for "cooked" all the way through. Tip off the lime juice—sad to say that it's fishy tasting at this point and can't be easily used for any other preparation. Flavor the ceviche. In a mini food processor, process the green chile and olives until finely chopped (or finely chopped by hand). Add to the fish along with the tomato, optional jicama, cilantro and olive oil. Stir well, then season with salt (usually about a scant teaspoon) and sugar. Refrigerate until ready to serve — preferably no longer than an hour or two.
MM: Serve with lightly or unsalted tostados; I like the Milagro chips from Whole Foods, but they're too delicate for dipping. You'll have to spoon the ceviche onto the chip.


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Each week, Boulder Food Rescue and Community Cycles provide coffee and tasty eats to bike commuters. This event is a simple gesture to thank and encourage bike commuters for riding their bikes. Pastries, Bagels and Cake are rescued Thursday night from area bakeries' surpluses, and coffee is provided by Conscious Coffee roasters.
First Fridays - 17th and Creek Path (8:00am - 9:00am)
Second Fridays - CU Campus, UMC Bike Station (10:40am to 12:10pm)
Third Fridays - Goose Creek / Elmer's Trail (8:00am - 9:00am)
Forth Weekend - A Park (Eben G Fine on 4/27 10:30am - 12:00pm)
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Heck Yes!
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Super Rad!
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That's what I'm talkin bout!
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I wish I could take advantage of this, but my commute is from Longmont to Lafayette via the bus and then an 8 mile ride to Superior.
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More for me! Have fun in Superior Sucka!
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Once again this proves the mentality of Boulder and it's riders. 3 miles surrounded by reality.
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Is this the reality you mention?
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Obesity rates
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That was a great YouTube video on the obesity rates for the nation, and showed that Colorado has a low obesity rate. Thanks. It has nothing to do with Boulder specifically.
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I'll be riding but not eating.
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Share my portion with the non-gluten intolerant riders, will you?
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The road to rock superstardom is not an easy one. To "make it big" takes talent, tenacity, and a certain amount of good fortune. It also takes financial savvy. Unfortunately, the cautionary tales in the music industry are many. When it comes to the business of making music, you have to know how money works to make it work for you.
Last week, teachers from across Northeast Ohio discovered how they can use rock and roll to teach financial literacy in their own classrooms. The workshop – offered to area educators as part of our teacher professional development series, Teachers Rock – explored the many ways that the business world and the world of popular music connect. Teachers also got a first-hand look at one of our newest Rockin' the Schools classes – "Takin' Care of Business": A Rock Band Finance Simulation. Made possible by the generous support of KeyBank, the class follows the financial decisions of an average up-start rock band, from selling t-shirts at a local gig (should the price be $10 or $20?) to recording an album (how much does studio time cost?). As "band managers," students make these choices themselves, and they see the consequences play out in real-time. Students also learn critical financial concepts like supply and demand, profit and loss, and the art of the negotiation. Takin' Care of Business is a real-life look at what it really takes to succeed in the music business.
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We could use Darko tonight. The Bucks are going off in the paint and out rebounding us. D'antoni's failure in integrating a big into the rotation.
Was it just me or was it hard to get on the website? Sergio with two steals. Cut the lead.
we NEED a ****ing center. Bogut is murdering us
****ing hell we need a center.
S Rod is a defensive bandit!
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COUNTY JAIL DOCKET (The following people were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail on felony charges yet to be proven in court.): Matthew Sheldon, 31, Daytona Beach, escape; Ronnie Lee Hall, 40, Oak Hill, burglary of an occupied dwelling, domestic battery by strangulation, criminal mischief; John Melvin, 32, Daytona Beach, violation of probation; William Paul Everson Jr., 49, Edgewater, driving while license is habitually suspended; Vivian Yevette Jones, 28, South Daytona, giving false name causing adverse effect, violation of probation; Michael Kevin Hennessy, 59, Daytona Beach Shores, possession of a controlled substance, possession of a new legend drug, driving while license is suspended; Justin Glenn Tadaro, 32, Daytona Beach, corruption by threat against a public official; Phillip James Vance, 42, DeLand, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon; David H. Hempel, 42, New Smyrna Beach, driving while license is habitually suspended; Paul Michael Cramer, 39, Daytona Beach, trafficking in amphetamine/methamphetamine; Donald S. Haviland, 39, city unknown, grand theft of more than $300 but under $5,000, dealing in stolen property; Francisco J. Metcalf, 57, Daytona Beach, contempt of court; Justin K. Maurelis, 24, DeLeon Springs, burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, grand theft of more than $300 but under $5,000; Deanna L. Natoli, 26, Deltona, robbery with a weapon; John David Forsythe, 29, Port Orange, grand theft of more than $5,000 but under $10,000, burglary of an occupied structure; Brandon R. Sauer, 20, Bradenton, fleeing and eluding lights and siren; Frederick Gennett, 52, Daytona Beach, failure to appear (3); Azael Corrales Castro, 35, Orlando, unlawful conveyance of fuel; Joel Lorenzo Acutin, 35, Orlando, unlawful conveyance of fuel, possession of a counterfeit credit card; Sasha Marie Sthillair, 26, Daytona Beach, violation of probation, possession of marijuana with the intent to sell; Michael N. Manuel, 46, Daytona Beach, possession of paraphernalia, drug offense, giving a false name upon arrest; John R. Taylor, 24, Daytona Beach, fleeing and eluding lights and siren, driving while license is suspended; Christopher M. Evans, 36, Deltona, violation of probation (6); Jason Allen Belcher, 27, DeLand, violation of drug court (2); Howard D. Hodge, 25, Pierson, giving false information to a pawn broker, petty theft, dealing in stolen property, violation of probation; Phyllis Ann Adams, 59, Edgewater, drug offense; Emmalee Eileen Bratcher, 28, Oak Hill, petty theft, possession of marijuana; Alfredo Vasquez, 28, Deltona, child abuse; Anita Marie Schmitt, 39, Holly Hill, dealing in stolen property, theft of guest property by a contractor or employee; Donovan A. Newland, 25, DeLand, drug offense (3), trafficking a controlled substance; Jordan L. Young, 33, Daytona Beach, possession of marijuana with the intent to sell, fleeing and eluding lights and siren.
SUITS: Green Tree Servicing LLC v. Stephen W. Dean, other circuit civil; Wells Fargo Bank NA v. unknown heirs of William H. Finegan, real property; James Graham v. Charles Taylor, real property; Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Stephen Parker, real property; Bank of New York Mellon v. Romond Gibson, real property; Bank of New York Mellon v. Dennis Towell, real property; U.S. Bank NA v. Frank Luznar IV, real property; JP Morgan Chase Bank NA v. Cynthia M. Morine, real property; Bank of America NA v. Frank Hicks IV, real property; Bank of America v. Cyril R. Taylor, real property; Bank of America NA v. Tina M. Jett, real property; Bank of America NA v. Raymond T. Green, real property; Wells Fargo Financial System Florida Inc. v. Tanya N. Burke, real property; JP Morgan Chase Bank NA v. Elizabeth Hyatt, real property; Citimortgage Inc. v. Lori E. Overstreet, real property; Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Amanda Western, real property; Wells Fargo Financial System Florida Inc. v. Forrest H. Respess, real property; Flagstar Bank FSB v. Daniel Smith, real property; Everbank v. Emalyn F. Dignadice, real property; Bank of America NA v. Emily J. Linder, real property; Federal National Mortgage Association v. Alejandra Rodriguez, real property; Bank of America NA v. Anne P. Langlois, real property; Bank of America NA v. Paul J. Weiker, real property; Bank of America NA v. Joshua L. Marcus, real property; Firestone Financial Corp. v. Scott A. Chesley, in excess of $15,000; Lillian Keller v. Palma Swinehart, premises liability commercial; Steven Grossman v. Maurielle K. Pierson, auto negligence; CACH LLC v. Faron L. Gallon, in excess of $15,000; Ruth Little v. Wal Mart Stores East LP, premises liability commercial; Pennock Co. Inc. v. Emily Voegtle, in excess of $15,000; Wells Fargo Bank NA v. David R. Balsamo, real property; Mooring Capital Fund LLC v. Frede Enterprise LLC, other circuit civil.
MARRIAGES: Arnaldo A. Capote and Charlotte M. Yilk, Deltona; Joshua D. Mabry and Chelsea A. Embry, DeLand; Christopher A. Pinera and Geena M. Autorino, Deltona; Jeffrey L. Glew, Traverse City, Mich., and Rita I. Traina, DeLeon Springs; George R. Rogers and Diane M. Stuck, Ormond Beach; Jack E. Weiler and Charmaine B. Silfies, Port Orange; Eugene E. Rhodes Jr. and Usha Singh, Port Orange; Jared L. Branham, Palm Coast, and Alexandra J. Snow, New Smyrna Beach; Kenneth E. Heidler and Elaine M. Borghini, Daytona Beach; Marcel C. Van Der Molen and Misty M. Guenther, Edgewater.
MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS STARTED: Nicole C. v. Joel Turney; Denise D. v. Michael J. Taurone; Myrta E. v. Julio Camejo; Kamel v. Elizabeth Albert; Joseph M. v. Migdalia Rodriguez; Yvette G. v. Craig T. Goosby; Sharon v. John H. Thorpe; Beverly P. v. Daniel A. Nass; Luciana Azzarello v. Mikael D. Pavia.
MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS GRANTED: Helen E. and Jeffrey J. McClernon; Thomasina L. and Job D. Gyang; Aaron Hess and Evelyn Henderson; Karie L. and Kim J. McDonald; Tressa S. Dattoli and Matthew C. Midgette; Janet C. and Eugene V. Sasowski.
BIZZELL: Katressa Bizzell, Ormond Beach, is the mother of a son weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces born at 1:37 p.m. Jan. 15, 2013, at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Daytona Beach.
DEMPSEY: Angela and Donald Dempsey Jr., DeLand, are the parents of a son weighing 6 pounds, 5 ounces born at 6:04 a.m. Dec. 1, 2012, at Halifax Health Medical Center, Daytona Beach.
MILLER/WILSON: Brittany Miller and John Wilson, Port Orange, are the parents of a daughter weighing 6 pounds, 4 ounces born at 11:38 a.m. Jan. 14, 2013, at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Daytona Beach.
ROBERTSON/KANIA: Kyle Robertson and Sara Kania, New Smyrna Beach, are the parents of a son weighing 7 pounds, 9 ounces born at 8:51 p.m. Jan. 10, 2013, at Halifax Health Medical Center, Daytona Beach.
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