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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University volleyball team defeated Minot State 3-0 to improve to 11-17 (6-5 DAC). The Yellow Jackets swept the Beavers 25-15, 25-17, and 25-21 Saturday at the Donald Young Center.
"It was an emotional game for us and our girls played hard," said head coach Jennifer Weitzel. "Our younger girls followed the example set by our seniors and we came away with the win."
The Yellow Jackets were led by senior Maggie O'Neill and sophomore Kylee Lamb who each had eight kills. Lamb finished the contest with a hitting percentage of .438. Black Hills State dominated Minot State with 13 total team blocks to Minot State's two.
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Delaware State Police are looking for a man who they said shoplifted from the Target at the Christiana Mall Monday afternoon.
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2013:Earned Second Team NCCSIA All-State honors ... Named to the C-USA Preseason Watch List ... Played in all 21 matches and started on 17 occasions while logging 1,471 minutes ... Led the Pirates in shots (34), shots on goal (17) and assists (6) ... Registered multiple shots in eight different contests ... Notched an assist in the 2-0 season-opening win over Davidson (8/23) ... Played a season-high 96 minutes in a 1-1 draw at Elon (8/25) ... Took three shots against UNC Greensboro (8/30) ... Tallied two shots and scored the game-winning goal on a header in double overtime against Western Carolina (9/2) ... Had an assist in a 3-0 win over Francis Marion (9/13) ... Scored her second goal of the season in a 2-0 win over Charlotte (9/29) ... Amassed five shots at UAB (10/6) ... Fired off three shots against Marshall (10/13) ... Recorded an assist in three-straight matches at Southern Miss (10/25), at Rice (10/27) and against Middle Tennessee (10/31) ... Registered a season-high seven shots in a 2-2 tie against Rice.
2012:Started all 10 games before suffering season-ending injury ... Logged 661 minutes with a season-high 82 in a 2-1 win at UNC Wilmington (9/16) ... Tied for second on the team in goals (3) and game-winning strikes (2), while ranking third in points (6) ... Netted ECU's lone goal at Campbell (8/17) ... scoring the equalizer in the 67th minute ... Scored game-winning goals against High Point (9/6) and UTEP (9/21) ... Nine of 13 shots were on goal (69.2 percent) ... Tallied at least one shot in 8 of 10 contests with multiple shots five times ... Played 57 minutes or more in all 10 games ... Named to Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll ... Named To ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall 2012.
2011:Played in 17 games making lone start at SMU (10/16) ... Logged 370 minutes on the pitch during rookie season ... Netted a pair of goals (both game-tying) and assisted on two others for a career-best six points ... Had career-game against No. 21 William & Mary (9/11) netting first career goal and assist ... Added second goal in home finale against UAB (10/30) playing a career-best 87 minutes ... Assisted on Kimmy Cummings' goal against Rice (10/21) in a 3-1 victory ... Made career debut in season opener against No. 21 South Carolina (8/19) playing eight minutes ... First career start came at SMU (10/16) where she played 23 minutes ... One of three Pirate freshmen to score goals on the season ... Recorded multiple shots against W&M, UTEP (9/25) and UAB ... Five of eight shots were on goal (62.5 percent) ... Tied for fourth on the team in goals (2) and tied for fifth in points (6) ... Named to Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll ... Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall 2011.
2010:Redshirted during initial season with the program ... Named to Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll ... Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall 2010.
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Personal:Intended academic major is biology ... Daughter of Meredith and John Miller ... Has a younger brother (Jace).


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Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 1st round (8th overall) of the 1966 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 3rd round (33rd overall) of the 1966 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11632nd overall since 1950)
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If someone attacks me with a trample creature say, 6/6, I block with a 1/1 deathtouch AND have Dissipation Field in play (returns permanents that damage me to their owners' hands), will the wyrm go back to his owner's hand or does it die from my deathtouch creature?
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Death from deathtouch is a state-based action. Specifically, this one:
The triggered ability from Dissipation Field will still go on the stack, but its target will be dead by the time it resolves.
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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho senior center Kyle Barone had the best shooting performance in Idaho history, but his assist on a crucial 3-pointer with 1:00 remaining was the biggest play in Idaho's 74-70 home win over UTSA on Saturday at the Cowan Spectrum.
Barone went 10-of-10 from the floor to break Idaho's single-game field goal percentage record and finished with game highs of 25 points and 16 rebounds, along with three blocks and two assists. Senior guard Mike McChristian was 0-for-3 from long range before a driving Barone found him in the corner for a wide-open triple late in the shot clock. McChristian drained it to give the Vandals a 69-65 lead with a minute to play.
"I had missed my previous three 3-point attempts to that point, but I just wanted to make sure I stepped up and still was confident while shooting it," McChristian said. "That late in the shot clock, you don't really have much of an option."
On the ensuing possession, Barone came up big on defense with a swat on a Michael Hale III 3-pointer with 45 seconds to play, then ran the floor to earn a transition layup that put Idaho ahead by six, 71-65. Sophomore guard Connor Hill sank three of four free throws to close out the Vandal win.
Idaho moves to 8-11 overall and 4-5 in the Western Athletic Conference, while UTSA slips to 5-14 overall and 1-8 in league play.
"It feels great to win a close game, no question about it," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said after the game. "It was nice to see our guys make some plays down the stretch to win the ball game."
Idaho went 26-of-50 (.520) from the floor and made nine of its 20 long-range shots for a 45 percent clip, but the Roadrunners stuck around by virtue of their long-range shooting. UTSA went 13-of-28 (.464) from beyond 3-point range and went just 10-of-29 (.345) from inside the arc in the game.
Despite UTSA going 7-of-15 (.467) from long range in the second half, Verlin said he thought the defense put forth a solid effort by limiting the Roadrunners to just two offensive rebounds and by limiting their easy shot opportunities.
"Even though they make seven threes (in the half), I thought we did a pretty good job defending it," Verlin said. "And when we got them defended, we rebounded the shots."
In addition to Barone's stat line, Hill went 4-of-9 from 3-point range and finished with 15 points, while junior guard Stephen Madison went 6-of-10 from the field and kick-started Idaho with 11 of his 13 points in the first half. McChristian scored just five points in the game, but added four rebounds, seven assists and zero turnovers.
Hale III led UTSA with 21 points and seven assists on 5-of-11 shooting from 3-point range, while Kannon Burrage added 16 points and five rebounds. Edrico McGregor and Hyjii Thomas put in 10 points apiece, while Jordan Sims scored nine and grabbed 11 boards.
Idaho held a 38-24 rebounding edge in the game for its sixth plus-10 or better rebounding margin of the season. The Vandals outscored the Roadrunners in the paint by a 32-20 margin and on second chances, 11-9. Fast-break and bench points were both split at 10-10, while UTSA had a 17-2 scoring edge off turnovers. There were five ties and eight lead changes in the game.
Barone's 10-of-10 shooting performance bested the previous record by one field goal. Phil Hopson went 9-of-9 from the floor against Boise State on Jan. 30, 1982, and then Tanoris Shepard posted a matching 9-of-9 night on Nov. 26, 2002, against Montana Western.
"I had no idea until I just looked at it right now," Barone said of his shooting performance. "My teammates really got me some easy shots tonight – I don't think I've ever not missed a shot in my life."
It was a historic night for Barone on multiple levels. In addition to passing Hopson's single-game percentage record, Barone also jumped Hopson into fourth in Idaho's career rebounds list (763) and seventh on its career points list (1,234).
With a pair of home games next week, Verlin said Thursday's game against Utah State and Saturday's matchup with San Jose State will be key if Idaho wants to climb back into the top tier of the WAC. The injury-bitten Aggies have lost three games in a row, but Verlin said he's expecting a strong challenge on Thursday.
"[USU coach Stew Morrill] has won 580 games or whatever and they're not going to come in here and lay down," Verlin said. "I can't ever remember him losing four in a row. He'll come in with his guys ready to play, he'll come in here with a trick or two – there's a lot of pride in that program."
Both games tip off at 7:05 p.m. (PT) at the Cowan Spectrum. Thursday's game is "White Out Cowan Spectrum." All fans are encouraged to wear white and the first 1,000 into the game will receive a free t-shirt.


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Anyone can get a cold at any time and they are very common:
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The Delaware Farm Bureau donated a variety of food items to the Ronald McDonald Room at Bayhealth Kent General.
Mary Gooden, a member of the Delaware Farm Bureau Women's Committee, said that the group is committed to helping their communities.
"We know this food will help people in need. This donation is one of many programs we do at the Farm Bureau that we hope make a difference for our communities," Gooden said.
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1. Heroin
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At the start of "New Age", Lou says it's a new song. He also sings it rather than Doug Yule and it has different lyrics than what would eventually appear on "Loaded".
"Over You", I guess, is just a short tag at the start of another song; in this case, "Sweet Jane". I've only ever heard it be played one other time (that recording was included on Disc 3 of the 3-Disc set "The Quine Tapes"). I don't think it was ever studio recorded, either, making it an extremely rare song.
"Sweet Bonnie Brown" is even rarer. Once again, it's just a tag before "Foggy Notion", and I don't think it was ever studio recorded. Following "Foggy Notion" is another rarity: "It's Just Too Much", another song I don't think was ever studio recorded. Crazy, right? I'm so glad this bootleg is in as good quality as it is. We need to preserve these songs.
The Retinal Circus was a venue in Vancouver British Colombia, Canada, B.C. that hosted concerts by the likes of Cream, The Byrds, et al. The Velvet Underground played there several times and were well liked. The last time they played there would have been at the end of their '69 tour. That said, there is speculation that this recording comes from The Eagle Theater in Seattle. The Eagle had its own in-house recording system and recorded most shows there for potential radio broadcasts. The Velvets would have shared the bill with one or two other big acts, and played for a larger audience than usual. Most of the original Eagle Theater reels were bought by a collector in the mid 1970's and have only begun to circulate in recent years. The source for this is a Maxell XL II cassette made from a large 15ips reel. The cassette is at least 15 years old but has held up pretty well. It is unknown whether or not this show was ever broadcast.
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$e = new Zend_Date('090108', 'ddMMyy');
I'm raising this just in case a mistake was made. Could be no issue.
No this is NO problem or bug or mistake.
You entered the date "31.December. 7 after Christ"... the year 0007 and not 2007. Now the timestamp is calculated for the year where christ was 7 years old.
PHP can only handle dates until 1914. (negative timestamps). Zend_Date builds the timestamp for this date himself. The calculation for real historical or even astronomical dates is complicated and is done mathematically where the mentioned function is one part of this process.
When you look into the manual there is a sentence about "historical" or "astronomical" dates and performance.
Actually I entered the year 2007 as 07 and it was parsed as I expcected
$s = new Zend_Date('311207', 'ddMMyy');
echo $s; //31 Dec 2007 00:00:00
Also after changing code to
$s = new Zend_Date('31122007', 'ddMMyyyy');
$e = new Zend_Date('09012008', 'ddMMyyyy');
isYearLeapYear() is still called over 4000 times
Agreed :-)
Fixed with SVN-9066... is 0 times called better for you ? ;-)
Nice one, cheers
Updating for the 1.6.0 release.


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Anyone who has seen Sandra Lee radiating sunny confidence and competence on her show and in her cookbooks will be surprised by the darkness and struggles of her early life. As she recounts in Made from Scratch (Meredith), being abandoned by her mother when she was 2 was just the beginning.
MORE: Was turning 40 a factor in writing this memoir?
Lee: Absolutely. Everybody said, "Are you sure you're ready for this?" I'm 41. It doesn't embarrass me what's in the book. If it were not for my first 40 years, I wouldn't be able to do what I'm going to do from now on. Everybody who watches the show sees one side of me, a bubbly, Stepford-type personality, but if they knew how much tragedy there was to overcome, they'd know that if I could do that, they can do anything.
MORE: Your mother and stepfather beat you, among other bad experiences. What was it like to delve into your past?
Lee: Having to relive what happened was palpable. The years living with my grandmother were a joy to remember, but when I got to the part where she passes, I had to stop writing and go to bed for two days.
MORE: What is your life like now?
Lee: I do work a lot — I've written 13 cookbooks and do the show, but I've had a new sweetie, [New York State Attorney General] Andrew Cuomo, for two years, and I spend time with his three children. His parents come and stay with us on weekends. It's a big family. And they're great cooks.
MORE: What would you tell your 20-year-old self?
Lee: Don't stress over the little stuff. If it doesn't change the big picture and it won't matter next month, then it doesn't matter.
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In my work at the NAMI HelpLine, I have come to realize the important role that grandparents play when mental illness affects the family. Normally, grandparents play a special, dynamic and important role in the lives of their grandchildren, frequently providing unconditional love. They are often a link to the family's history or act as a buddy, hero, mentor or role model. When serious mental illness occurs in the family, however, there are times when grandparents have to step into a new and unexpected role—raising their grandchildren while caring for their adult child living with a mental illness. In this case, grandparents can become the family anchor.
My conversations on the HelpLine have introduced me to grandparents who are juggling the needs of an ill child with the stability and structure their grandchildren require. At the same time, they must attend to their own emotions—the grief of losing the existing family structures as well as grief for the losses their child is experiencing.
Grandparents may not know where to turn for basic information, support, counseling and respite. They must confront privacy laws that keep them shielded from a loved one's mental health care. These seniors are left to raise children in a world that is very different from the one that existed the first time around.
Grandparent caregivers should try to balance caregiving responsibilities with self-care strategies as outlined below.
- Get legal advice about custody and financial planning. While having only an informal agreement with your child may feel more comfortable, in a crisis you may face challenges enrolling grandchildren in school, obtaining medical and mental health services or insurance. State laws vary, but often temporary custody or obtaining the status of a foster parent, will give you a measure of legal security that will help you maintain a balance of power between yourself and the child's parents. Find more information about legal referrals on the NAMI website.
- As they will allow, keep the lines of communication open with your child. Let him or her know that they are you are all partners in the grandchildren's care and their own mental health care. However, stability for the grandchildren is the top priority. Bouncing back and forth between a grandparent's house and that of an unstable, relapsing parent is very disruptive. When this happens children get confused about where they belong and fearful that their living routine will be disrupted.
- Take care of yourself both physically and emotionally. Go to a support group or talk to a counselor to find coping strategies for the fatigue, anxiety, shame, fear and frustration that may come up from time to time. And—even with your new busy schedule—try to make time for regular exercise and health care. Keeping yourself in good health is imperative to the success of the family.
- If your adult child is willing, ask him or her to prepare a psychiatric advance directive (PAD). This would allow them to have instructions in place regarding future mental health treatment or allow you to make decisions about their treatment should they become unable to do so.
- If they will not prepare a PAD, be sure to have a plan for dealing with acute episodes of instability. Know where to find help, whether it be a crisis intervention team or by calling 911. Your local NAMI affiliate may be able to help you identify resources for managing a crisis.
As you face the challenges of this new role, remember to put together a network of support. You may have to educate those around you about what you are doing so that your efforts will be supported and respected. Be sure to stay informed about mental illness. Create a network of support that includes family, friends, church family and others who are going through similar situations and can truly relate. The NAMI HelpLine can help you identify resources in your community, such a support groups, as well as educational opportunities like NAMI's Family-to-Family program.
Finally, several grandparents have mentioned that while this new family dynamic can be challenging, it can also be highly rewarding. HelpLine callers have shared that they receive comfort knowing that their grandchildren are safe with them. They learn over time that they have strength that they never knew they had and realize there is no greater gift than the love and respect of their grandchild as they watch him or her evolve into healthy, happy adults.


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The main idea behind the design of the reconstructed square in Frýdlant was to create an open, unobstructed public space – a square that allows residents and visitors to enjoy all types of activities. The use of three types of paving tiles, two types of stone and the patterns in which these were laid differentiates various types of spaces on the square. With the exception of the parking lot, the square was realised as a barrier-free space.
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Katie Hinrichs (pronounced hen-ricks) joined the Cougar volleyball staff in June 2011 after an outstanding prep and collegiate playing career.
Hinrichs played libero for WSU Head Coach Jen Greeny at Lewis-Clark State College and during her career the Warriors tallied 112 wins and 24 losses, won four regular season and post-season Frontier Conference titles, and advanced to the national NAIA Championship Tournament all four years. Hinrichs, a three-year team captain, had school-record performances including digs in a match with 41 against Doane at the 2009 NAIA Tournament, single-season digs (561 in 2010), and her 1,585 career digs is second-best all-time at LCSC. She was a four-time Frontier Conference All-Academic selection. She received her bachelor's degree in Business Administration from LC State in 2011.
Hinrichs is a native of Pullman, Wash., and was a volleyball, basketball and softball standout at Pullman High School. She earned three varsity letters playing volleyball for Greeny at PHS where the Greyhounds accumulated an 84-12 record. She earned first-team All-Great Northern League honors as well as all-state honors as a junior and senior. The Pullman volleyball team won its first state volleyball championship in 2005 and placed in the top eight in 2006 and 2007. Hinrichs was a guard on the basketball team and led squad to third-place finish at state her junior year and to the league title as a senior. She started all four years at shortstop on the PHS softball team, earning second-team all-league honors her first year two years and then first-team honors her final two years. She was voted the softball team's MVP three times and an all-state selection as a senior. Hinrichs was named Pullman High's Female Athlete of the Year in 2007 and was awarded the Jessica Clark Memorial Scholarship. In addition to athletics, she was the ASB Vice President and a member of the Athletic Council.
Hinrich's father and grandfather are Washington State alums. Father Phil pitched for Cougar baseball in 1978 and 1979 and went on to play in the San Francisco Giants organization. Grandfather Bob ran the 120yd hurdles for the WSU track team. Older brothers Phil Jr. and Kyle also attended WSU with Phil competing on the cross country and track teams, and Kyle on the baseball team.


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Pasarell, 69, is most recently best known as the past tournament director, managing partner, and former owner of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif., but his contributions as a tennis industry leader have spanned all levels of the sport and have been a driving force in the growth of the tennis for more than 40 years. Originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Pasarell has been a longtime resident of California.
Pasarell's leadership activities were preceded by a successful playing career in which he achieved the No. 1 ranking in the United States in 1967. He was a member of the United States Davis Cup team for five years, including the championship team in 1968. Pasarell won 18 singles titles, including the U.S. National Indoor Championships in 1966 and 1967. Also in 1966, he was the NCAA Singles and Doubles champion, playing for UCLA.
A focus of Pasarell's tennis career has always been finding ways to utilize the game to give back to the community. At the height of his playing career, in 1969, Pasarell partnered with Arthur Ashe and Sheridan Snyder to launch National Junior Tennis League. The goal of the organization was to have a positive impact on at-risk children by introducing them to tennis to keep them off the streets and to encourage them to stay in school. Today, the program continues to be the largest grassroots tennis program in the United Sates, with more than 950 chapters.
In 1971, as tennis was in the pivotal transition to the Open Era, Pasarell and a group of his fellow players founded the ATP, with the goal of giving players a voice in the structuring the new professional game. Over the years, Pasarell has remained highly active in the leadership of the organization and the development of men's pro tennis. He served as an active board member in the critical early years, from 1971 - 1978. When the Men's International Professional Tennis Circuit became the ruling body of men's tennis from 1986 - 1990, Pasarell served as a tournament representative on the board. When the new ATP World Tour replaced that organization in 1990, Pasarell was once again elected by the tournaments to serve as their representative, and he was re-elected to the position every year for 20 consecutive years, until he retired in 2010.
In 1981, Pasarell took over as tournament director of the ATP World Tour event in the Coachella Valley of California. At the time, the event was struggling and in danger of being removed from the region. Under Pasarell's leadership, the event has grown to be the largest two-week combined ATP and WTA tennis tournament in the world and the most well-attended tennis event after the four Grand Slams. The tournament has grown from 30,000 attendees to more than 370,000, and the television broadcast has grown from reaching 25 million homes to more than one billion homes worldwide. The growth has necessitated new, state-of-the-art tennis facilities, taking the venue from a 7,500-seat stadium court to a 24-court, 54-acre complex including a 16,100-seat main stadium, seven smaller stadiums, and 44 luxury suites.
After more than 30 years working on the event, Pasarell announced his departure from the BNP Paribas Open in 2012. He remains active in tennis industry programs and is currently working on the development of a residential golf community in his native Puerto Rico.
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Bully by Shinedown
newest song i started to listen to multiple times....fallen leaves by: billy talent i think its pretty good. good song for halloween aswell.
I'm a Regular Necro- by Henri
Recently, (starting from this summer) I've been listening to a ton of house/techno.
I was loaned an iPod with a few podcasts on it and for about a week straight before I checked out any of the music I was listening to ...(almost exclusively)...
Evil Lurks- Wolfgang Gartner ft. Tom Staar
Last edited by Henri; 08-03-2013 at 08:03 PM.
Just do it.
I'm just listening to an assortment of pop songs.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
Datsik - let it burn (for extra pizzaz i found the time to post this whilst listening to this tune in a club, huzzah!)


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National Geographic's Sicily Adventure Map is designed to meet the unique needs of adventure travelersdetailed, durable, and accurate. Sicily includes the locations of thousands of cities and towns with an index for easily locating them, plus a clearly marked road network complete with distances and designations for expressways, motorways, scenic routes, and more.
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The Arkansas Capitol will be closed from Wednesday night through Monday so workers can replace aging electrical equipment.
Secretary of state spokesman Alex Reed says the $190,000 project will replace electrical distribution panels first installed in 1964. Reed says those panels control electricity to the north side of the Capitol, which houses the governor's office and House of Representatives.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports (http://is.gd/8ggUgY ) that this week's project is the final state of work on the Capitol's electrical system, which began in December 2011 and cost about $340,000 total.
Reed says the funding for the project comes from the secretary of state's budget.
Information from: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, http://www.arkansasonline.com
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Potato Beef Lasagna RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 pound lean ground beef
- 1/2 pound bulk Italian sausage
- 1 can (19 ounces) ready-to-serve tomato-basil soup
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) Italian diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 package (20 ounces) refrigerated sliced potatoes
- 1 medium onion, thinly sliced
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Gruyere or Swiss cheese
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- In a large skillet, cook beef and sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in soup and tomatoes; set aside.
- Place half of the potatoes and onion into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Layer with remaining potatoes and onion. Top with mozzarella cheese and meat mixture.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 1 hour. Uncover; sprinkle with Gruyere cheese. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until potatoes are tender and cheese is melted. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 8 servings.
Reviews for Potato Beef Lasagna
"I made a few minor modifications, but this was delicious! I peeled and sliced 3 potatoes and boiled them on the stove for 5 minutes to soften the spuds. (I've had trouble getting potatoes to cook all the way through in casseroles if placed into the oven raw.) Instead of layering raw onion with the potatoes, I cooked the onion along with the sausage and beef. I was concerned the flavor of the canned soup would fall flat, but it was a perfect addition. I placed half the potatoes in a greased 9"-square casserole dish, covered the potatoes with half of the meat sauce, sprinkled some shredded gouda and mozzarella cheeses, and repeated the layers once more. I added a few slices of Velveeta cheese on top, sprinkled a little dried parsley, covered the dish with aluminum foil, and let it bake for 1 hour. Will definitely make again!!"
"We didn't like it at all. Threw it in the garbage disposal."
"It was tasty; I cooked it in a crockpot & it was enjoyed by our fellowship. Thumbs up."
"This was great, but I would add more potatoes and cheese next time I make it."
"I have been making this recipe for years. I always put a layer of potatoes, a layer of onions, a layer of meat mixture, layer of potatoes, layer of onions and top with a layer of meat mixture and cheese. I add the cheese a little later, so it doesn't get too brown. Add a little pepper and salt on the potatoes also. I just use regular potatoes, (not refrigerated) and slice them thin."


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Stem Cell Therapeutics (SCT) said today it entered into an option agreement to exclusively license worldwide rights to a series of prostate cancer stem cell assets from the UK's University of York. The value of the agreement was not disclosed.
"This agreement provides Stem Cell Therapeutics with an opportunity to evaluate several highly promising therapeutic targets, all of which are expressed on prostate cancer stem cells, as well as on other types of cancers," SCT CSO Bob Uger, Ph.D., said in a statement. "We will extend this research into the generation of monoclonal antibodies to these targets, with an ultimate goal of identifying new therapeutic development candidates."
SCT said the agreement will contain an initial license consideration, milestone payments, royalties on sales, and sublicensing terms. The assets originate from research funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research (YCR)—the cancer charity supporting research in Yorkshire, United Kingdom—and conducted in the YCR Cancer Research Unit, University of York, whose director is Norman J. Maitland, Ph.D., a professor of molecular biology.
"We plan to exploit more than 10 years of research into prostate cancer stem cells in York to develop new treatments for the benefit of patients here and around the world," Dr. Maitland said in a statement.
Dr. Maitland's research group studies human prostate cancer development and etiology, using fragments of real tumors donated by men with the disease, with much of the research focused on testing hypotheses through multicellular in vitro models, and xenograft in vivo models of tumor development/metastasis. The group has compiled gene expression profiles for various cell types present in prostate tumors and in normal prostate tissue, and have mined data for genes and signaling pathways that affect cell fate.
Maitland's lab has demonstrated that heterogeneity within human prostate cancers is due to two independent events—carcinogenic changes and aberrant differentiation—and has identified new treatment approaches that hold potential to delay or prevent tumor recurrence. The group has also shown that prostate cancer stem cells have an active resistance mechanism to conventional therapies such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which helps explain how prostate cancer stem cells form a base for post-therapy recurrence.
Execution of a definitive license agreement is subject to final due diligence and to the company meeting undisclosed conditions over the next six to nine months, according to SCT.
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In this world of Internet, every business owner owns a website. And the success of a website depends entirely on the number of visitors turned into actual customers, from the owners perspective. But anybody of you has ever thought what actually determines the ranking of a website? Some say it is the number of clicks your website gets, some calculate it on the basis of website age while others recognize it from the back links generated. However, there are number of factors that determines it. Check them out.[Read More...]


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This looks pretty awesome. The Enzian will have a special dinner event on Sept. 13 that incorporates one of my favorite things — beer.
"Beer Dinner: The Ultimate Experience" is being put on by Enzian and Terrapin Beer. Here is the menu (it's subject to change):
Course 1
Sun Ray Wheat paired with seasoned goat cheese, sun-dried tomato tapenade, and fried basil on a cracker
Course 2:
Rye Pale Ale paired with frissee salad with apricots, sugared slivered almonds, and a rice wine vinaigrette
Course 3:
Hopsecutioner paired with scallop in a lemon thyme beurre blanc
Course 4:
Pumpkinfest paired with acorn squash, honey and toasted walnuts
Course 5:
Double Feature paired with pork chop and apple-cherry ginger chutney
Dessert at Eden Bar
Wake & Bake 2009 paired with shortbread dipped in espresso-chocolate ganache
Tickets are $70 and that includes the reception that begins at 5 p.m., dinner at 5:30 p.m. and a talk back with the brew master present. To reserve tickets call 407-629-1088 Ext. 235.


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Press Release 13-114 White House Honors Four Leaders of NSF-Funded Citizen Science Groups Studying Ecology
"Champions of Change" recognized for engaging non-scientists in research
Karen Oberhauser of the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project with young citizen scientists.
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June 25, 2013
Four scientists who lead citizen science groups that are funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) will be honored at a White House ceremony that will be live streamed at Champions of Change from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. this morning and then archived on YouTube.
Along with eight other citizen scientist Champions of Change, these four NSF-funded Champions of Change will be recognized for their exemplary leadership in involving the broader, non-expert community in research on science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM).
Today's Champion of Change event is one of a series of weekly Champions of Change events held at the White House to spotlight ordinary Americans who are doing extraordinary work in their communities to help the United States in the future.
NSF-funded Champions of Change
The NSF-funded Champions of Change are:
Popularity and importance of citizen science
The citizen science Champions of Change are leaders in a field that is currently exploding in popularity--partly because the Internet and new applications afford quick and effective communication between citizen scientists and scientists. More than 600 citizen science groups are currently engaging more than 100,000 worldwide volunteers.
In addition, data from citizen scientists has been incorporated into more than 1,000 scientific papers in peer reviewed journals. In fact, much of current understanding about the distribution of plants and animals, the quality of water in streams and rivers, observed astronomy and the evidence of global climate change was derived from data produced by citizen science projects.
Agenda for the White House event
The White House event will be moderated by Joe Palca, National Public Radio's science desk correspondent. Each Champion of Change will deliver remarks about the scientific contributions of their respective citizen science programs and the personal impact of their programs on participants.
Also, Philip Rubin, principal assistant director for science in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, will speak at the event and Ellen McCallie, a program director in NSF's Directorate for Education and Human Resources, will deliver remarks about the general importance of citizen science to research and science education.
A brief description of the work of each Champion of Change and a blog post by each Champion are posted on the White House's Champions of Change website.
NSF support for citizen science
NSF currently funds hundreds of citizen science programs that are advancing science through varied approaches. Several examples include: players in an online game, known as Foldit, solved vexing problems in AIDS research; volunteers with the Einstein@Home project donated their computers' idle time to astronomy research and thereby helped discover a rotating pulsar; the Quake-Catcher Network is currently linking existing networked laptops and desktops in the hopes of forming the world's largest strong-motion seismic network; and about 15,000 volunteers with the Community Collaborative Rain & Hail Network submit daily precipitation readings from backyard rain gauges that are helping to improve precipitation predictions from the National Weather Service.
Reasons for supporting citizen science
NSF supports citizen science because of its value to research and education. "What better way to learn science than to do science?" says McCallie. "It takes a hands-on, minds-on approach to engaging people. No matter what the age or background of a person, participating in citizen science projects generally increases their interest and understanding of science."
Elizabeth Blood, a program director in NSF's Directorate of Biological Sciences, adds: "Despite the use of increasingly high-tech observation systems in scientific research, a critical human observing system--citizen scientists--remains important. Citizen scientists are continuing to advance research by helping to collect and/or process large quantities of important data, often obtained over large geographic areas, that would otherwise be inaccessible."
Other recent milestones for citizen science
In addition to participating in the June 25, 2013, Champions of Change event at the White House, NSF contributed to two other major milestones that raised the prominence of citizen science within the scientific community in 2012:
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Ellen McCallie, National Science Foudation, (703) 292-5115, firstname.lastname@example.com
Related WebsitesHyperlinked NSF overview article on citizen science: http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=123903NSF webcast on citizen science with citizen science experts, including Sandra Henderson. (Site featuers links to many related resources.): http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=124991Article on livescience.com on Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST): http://www.livescience.com/24144-citizen-science-coastal-ecology-coasst-nsf-bts.htmlSpecial issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment on citizen science: edited by Sandra Henderson (August 2012 issue): http://www.esajournals.org/toc/fron/10/6NSF article on NSF-funded National Phenology Network: http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=124069NSF press release on discovery of a pulsar by citizen scientists: http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=117500NSF article on major contribution to AIDS research from citizen science gamers: http://nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=121680
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering. In fiscal year (FY) 2016, its budget is $7.5 billion. NSF funds reach all 50 states through grants to nearly 2,000 colleges, universities and other institutions. Each year, NSF receives more than 48,000 competitive proposals for funding and makes about 12,000 new funding awards. NSF also awards about $626 million in professional and service contracts yearly.
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In the late 18th Century, "privateers" were ships commissioned by governments to pillage, steal and burn merchant vessels. But few people know that during the Revolutionary war one band of privateers sailed under the orders of one of our greatest statesmen: Benjamin Franklin.
In 1778, while ambassador to France, Franklin hired privateers to capture British sailors and use them to exchange for the Americans held by the British in insufferable conditions. National Geographic dives into the Irish Sea with a group of underwater explorers on an expedition to investigate this piece of little known American history.
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I thought I was buying a dvd about pirates, but no. This is a video of a salvage recovery operation that only dug up a few pieces of metal. Ostensibly this was the ship of a privateer working for Franklin. That is the whole story in that sentence. Other than a scene of a costumed Franklin (shown over and over ad nauseum) and the deck of a ship, there is really no story here save for the very dull salvage operation which was like watching grass grow. Save your money.
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Through the Park City High School vigil and other private efforts around town, we as a community are doing our best to pay tribute to the children and adults who lost their lives during the Newtown, Conn., shootings. At the same time, the outpouring of good will, donations, and the "26 Acts of Kindness," a social-media movement that the Associated Press describes as "acts of kindness directed towards members of the Newton community," remind us that our global community is also trying to comprehend the tragedy, and help with the healing.
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Arkansas County's budget for 2013 is complete with few changes from this year's budget. County officials met Tuesday morning in a special meeting to complete its second budget hearing.
The county general budget has increased $2,771 since last year and includes three changes from the first round of budget hearings on Nov. 13. The first change corrects the retirement increases for the county clerk's budget.
Arkansas County Judge Glenn "Sonny" Cox said the corrected error is actually in the county's favor, decreasing the amount from $17,468 to $15,741.
Overall, the county will pay $18,978 in retirement, worker's comp and unemployment increases in 2013.
The final changes totaled $1,625, the amount it would have cost to reinstate the 5 percent cut from last year's budget for two county offices. The request was denied for both the southern district court and the prosecuting attorney, although Cox said the prosecuting attorney never actually asked for the $925 back — the request was included by error.
The three changes add $3,352 to the county general, leaving the county with $136,854 in unappropriated, or emergency, funds — the second lowest amount Arkansas County Judge Glenn "Sonny" Cox has seen in 20 years. The 2012 budget had $127,984 in unappropriated funds.
Cox said next year's income is expected to be as "flat as a fritter." The county can only budget 90 percent of its projected 2013, which is $3,690,178. The county expects to spend $3,296,824.
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LA JUNTA — Pump Boys and Dinettes, produced by The Otero Players at Otero Junior College, will open this Friday in the Ed Stafford Theatre at OJC. The show, filled with feel-good, down-home music, rocks like your granddaddy's front-porch recliner. With its waitresses who rule the roost and car mechanics who just want to go fishing, the play evokes the ease and order of a time we can nostalgically think back on or even long for.
The easy, lighthearted music, performed by a cast of practiced musicians and singers, keeps things humming along. Besides some talk of love and fishing and an imaginary trip to Florida in Uncle Bob's Winnebago, nothing much happens at the Double Cupp Diner or L. M. and Jim's filling station, and that's just fine. Not a customer is served nor an auto examined in this sleepy North Carolina town along Highway 57, fifteen miles from Smyrna. But what does occur is country and gospel, ballads and blues, guitar and accordion, and waitresses who think hubcaps and sifters make pretty good percussion instruments.
The cast is made up of six OJC students, all from southern Colorado, who know what small-town life is like. The sisters who own the Double Cupp Diner, Prudie and Rhetta Cupp, are both graduates of La Junta High School. Prudie, played by Cassidy Kahler, is the more businesslike of the sisters, but she can be swayed to consider a vacation with a little blues-rock persuasion from sister Rhetta, played by Niki Haberman. Cassidy, who studies and teaches at Kate's Dance Studio in Swink, also serves as the show's choreographer.
Braden Wilson, from Westcliffe High School and Las Animas, plays Jim, one of the owners of the gas station across the road from the Double Cupp. Braden, who serves as the narrator that leads the audience through the show, is an accomplished guitarist and singer who effortlessly switches between rhythm guitar and accordion. La Junta's versatile Tyler White plays L.M., co-owner of the gas station. Tyler sings, plays lead guitar, bass, and garage percussion when necessary. He even shows us his farmer tan. Josiah Nine, from Canon City High School, plays Jackson, the garage's mechanic. Josiah contributes vocals and an unusual display of screwdriver and crescent wrench percussion.
Rounding out the cast is Tim Clem from La Junta. Tim plays Eddie, just one of the guys who likes to hang around the station. Eddie is the wild card. In addition to singing (he nostalgically reminisces about "The Night Dolly Parton was Almost Mine"), Tim surprises audience and cast alike with some of his unique props.
"This show has been a joy to work on with these students," says Steve Simpson, OJC Director of Theatre. "It has been so fulfilling to watch this group learn and grow together this year to become a truly bonded ensemble. They have taken the initiative and gathered to rehearse even when I can't be there. That's unusual. They are all talented, versatile, and dedicated, and to encounter a group of students who come together in creative, professional ways is not something that happens every day. Road trips with this crew are beyond laugh-a-minute. I hope everyone can come to be part of the joyful experience this tireless ensemble has created."
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Did you know that the longest continuous view of Earth from space comes from the Landsat satellite program? Its 40-year archive offers a priceless record of our changing communities and landscapes. The record continues on February 11, 2013, at 10:04 AM Pacific Standard Time when NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey are scheduled to launch the eighth Landsat satellite, the Landsat Data Continuity Mission.
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Davidson County Community College has recently hired Jared Bowman as the interactive web designer in the marketing and communications department.
Bowman is responsible for web design and oversight of the DCCC web pages along with videography and integrating marketing and social media planning for the college.
Bowman says that he is excited to use interactive media to get both prospective and current students excited about DCCC.
"I'm looking forward to designing a tool that will be in frequent use by faculty, students and prospects alike," Bowman says.
He was instrumental in the Jan. 1 unveiling of DCCC's newly redesigned website that complements many of the college's academic offerings and services.
Bowman completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts where he majored in sound design and engineering.
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Edamame are as easy to grow as bush beans but take a little longer. In my Vermont garden, I've harvested plump pods in late August from a May planting. In the South, you can even have two crops: one planted in March for a May or June harvest, and another planted in September for a November harvest.
Plant edamame as you would bush beans. After the soil has warmed to 60° F, sow seeds 1 inch deep and 2 to 4 inches apart, in rows 2 feet apart. In poorer soil, mix the seed with a legume inoculant strain for soybeans before planting. Inoculants help the plants fix atmospheric nitrogen, making this key nutrient more available. To produce an abundant crop, mulch with a 2- to 4-inch layer of hay or straw to retain soil moisture and keep weeds at bay. In sandy or low-fertility soils, side-dress at flowering with a 10-20-20 fertilizer at a rate of 1 pound per 100-foot row.
Edamame have few pests and diseases. In the South, the bean leaf roller can hamper growth, and powdery mildew can rot the beans on the plant before harvest. However, these problems are rarely severe enough to reduce yields or require controls.
Harvesting edamame at the right time is critical. Beans reach their maximum sweetness about a month after flowering. The quality is best when beans fill 85 percent of the pod, which should be bright green, similar to snow peas in color. One 2-foot-tall plant may yield up to 30 pods. You can pick individual beans off the plants or pull the whole plant out of the ground when most of the beans are mature, and then pick the beans later.
Be careful when harvesting individual beans. The stems are brittle, and I've broken a few when trying to harvest too fast.
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The traditional way to eat edamame is to boil or steam 2 cups at a time for 5 minutes. The beans should have a bright, not pale, green color after cooking. Let them cool, salt to taste, then eat. If you can't use them all at once, keep raw beans in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. To store them longer, blanch whole pods for 2 to 3 minutes and freeze them in the pod for up to six months.
Although edamame are usually served as a snack or appetizer, if you can resist popping them in your mouth they also make great additions to soups, stir-fries, and salads.
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Five research teams have received four-year awards through the Population Architecture Using Genomics and Epidemiology (PAGE) program of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) to study the genomics of disease susceptibility in ethnically diverse populations. The teams got more than $3.8 million in fiscal year 2013 and will receive nearly $14 million over four years in support, based on fund availability.
The projects aim to unravel the subtle variations in genetic makeup among groups—including African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispanics, and others—that may account for differences in risks for conditions such as high blood pressure and high blood lipids, in addition to common diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Epidemiologist Lucia Hindorff, Ph.D., PAGE program director at NHGRI (part of the NIH), said in a statement that the PAGE program aims to investigate ancestrally diverse populations to gain a better understanding of how genetic factors such as SNPs influence susceptibility to disease.
The current grantees are the second group of researchers to be funded through the PAGE program; the first group of four teams received funding back in July of 2008. This next phase of the PAGE program will reportedly focus on expanding the number of genetic variants analyzed to include those that are more rare and likely to be functional.
Much of this research to date including the initial round of PAGE grants has focused on whites. The new round of grants supports studies on groups of more diversified heritages.
"We wanted the second group of grants to focus on nonwhites because many tend to have a greater incidence of disease," Dr. Hindorff said. "There are often population-related biological pathways that contribute to disease, so looking at many traits and diseases together gives a more complete picture of the role of genetic variation."
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