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With 37 sacks in 11 games, the Saints' defense has already surpassed its total of all last season — by seven — heading into Monday night's showdown with the Seattle Seahawks.
One of the main reasons for the improved pass rush under first-year defensive coordinator Rob Ryan has been defensive end Cameron Jordan, who is having a Pro Bowl-type year with a team-leading 9 1/2 sacks.
Jordan is second in the NFC (St. Louis Rams defensive end Robert Quinn has 13) and seventh in the entire NFL going into Monday night's game.
Jordan, a first-round draft pick in 2011, had eight sacks to lead the Saints a year ago when they finished with only 30. This year, he's been an integral part of an aggressive defense that ranks fifth in the NFL in fewest yards and points allowed — helping the Saints to a 9-2 record.
Jordan had 2 1/2 sacks of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan in a 17-13 victory Thursday night and his total of 9 1/2 in 11 games, despite playing on a sore ankle for several weeks, is more than he had in his first two seasons.
"Last year, he was one of those guys that jumped off the tape when you watched him," said free safety Malcolm Jenkins, one of the team's defensive captains. "His effort is phenomenal, and that was the biggest thing we saw last year — his effort to the ball every play.
"He's one of those linemen that can play literally every down of the game and not be tired."
PILING THEM UP: With Jordan having 9 1/2 sacks and outside linebacker Junior Galette collecting a career-high six, the Saints are averaging 3.4 per game.
Their 37 sacks has them tied for the league lead with four other teams — Baltimore, Buffalo, Kansas City and Green Bay — going into this week's games.
The Saints, who finished last in the NFL in total defense last season, tied for 25th in sacks with only 30 en route to a 7-9 record.
SORRY TO SEE IT GO: After dropping a 26-20 decision to the New York Jets on Nov. 3, the Saints won their final three games of the month — defeating the Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers and Falcons in a 12-day span.
Counting their 3-1 mark this month, the Saints have won 19 of the past 23 games they played in November dating to the 2008 season. They were 5-0 in 2009 and 3-0 in both 2010 and '11.
BACK TO WORK: After having Saturday through Monday off following Thursday night's win against the Falcons, the Saints returned to work Tuesday for what coach Sean Payton calls a "bonus" practice.
The practice gave them a chance to get a head start on Monday night's opponent. They'll be off again Wednesday and come back Thursday for the first of three workouts before making the long trip to Seattle on Saturday evening.
SPREADING IT AROUND: When Saints quarterback Drew Brees fired a 3-yard touchdown pass to rookie tight end Josh Hill, it wasn't only the first scoring grab of Hill's young career.
It added yet another name to the list of players Brees, who has 272 TDs since signing with the Saints in 2006, has thrown a scoring pass to in his 13-year career.
He's now connected with 30 different Saints players — and 45 receivers in all when you count his first five seasons with the San Diego Chargers.
TURNOVER-FREE: It almost went unnoticed because it was a night game, but the Saints did not turn the ball over in the win against the Falcons.
The Saints are now 3-0 this season when they don't give the ball away. That pushes their record since Payton became coach in 2006 to 25-1 in the regular season and 27-1 — counting the playoffs — when they play error-free ball.

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Super Bowl XLVIII is in the books with a depressing display of athelitic performance by the Denver Broncos losing to the Seattle Seahawks 43 to 8. With this being the last game of the NFL season, what are our Detroit Lions doing? Defensive tackle, Ndamukong Suh will be continuing his youth Pro-Camp for kids ages 8 -18 years old. Dearborn, MI. is the host. We were invited to witness and cover the kids being mentored by the pro defensive tackle and his team of coaches. The camp featured some 150 kids practicing everything from passing drills to play routes. Check out some of the photos featured in the gallery shot by Curtis D. Peterson Jr. of Digital Kitchen Media.
Digital Kitchen Media's photography can also be found at their website where you can view more awesome photos and book for your own events.
Question of the day: You just won the Super Bowl, what are you going to do?
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Tech Takes Series Over La Salle with Second Straight Shutout
March 3, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas - Freshman right-handed pitcher Matt Withrow led Texas Tech to its second straight shutout and to a series clinching win over La Salle with a 7-0 victory on Sunday in front of 2,419 fans at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park.
Texas Tech (7-5) set a new school record along the way with its fourth shutout win at home during its first seven games in Lubbock. The Red Raiders now have 18 consecutive scoreless innings pitched, which is the most by the Red Raiders pitching staff in 12 years.
Withrow (2-1) guided Tech with seven shutout frames - including at least one strikeout in each of the first six innings - while allowing one walk and scattering six hits with a season-high eight strikeouts. In addition, Withrow retired the leadoff batter in all seven innings he took the mound.
Junior right fielder Devon Conley paced Tech at the plate going 2-for-4 with three RBI and a double. Freshman designated hitter Jarrard Poteete (1-for-3) scored two runs and tallied an RBI while junior shortstop Jake Barrios went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBI.
La Salle starting pitcher Shawn O'Neill (0-1) lost his season debut going four innings with five walks while allowing four runs on four hits with a strikeout. Both teams used three pitchers in the two hour and five minute contest.
Tech relievers Andre Wheeler (0.2 IP) and Corey Taylor (1.1 IP) preserved the shutout while combining for the final two innings on the hill for the Red Raiders.
It was scoreless until the third when Tech plated two runs on Conley's double down the right-field line.
The Red Raiders added two runs in the fourth with an RBI triple from third baseman Tim Proudfoot and with an RBI single from Conley.
Sophomore second baseman Bryant Burleson - who had his 11-game hit streak snapped in the game - led off the fifth inning with a walk and later came around to score on an RBI groundout by Poteete. Burleson went 0-for-3 in the game, despite reaching base safely for the 12th consecutive game.
Withrow never faced more than five batters in an inning while allowing only three base runners to reach scoring position. Withrow struck out a pair in the third and fourth innings while finishing his third start throwing 97 pitches.
Barrios hit a shallow fly ball to center field in the eighth inning that got past a diving George Smith Jr. while scoring two additional runs for Tech. Poteete singled and scored and Randolph walked and crossed home plate on Barrios' two-run double.
Tech will be back on the road this week with a midweek two-game series at defending national champion Arizona, March 5-6, at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson. The Red Raiders and Wildcats will play Tuesday at 7 p.m. CT and conclude the midweek series on Wednesday with a 2 p.m. CT first pitch.


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In Search of Bliss...
Passion is that which stirs the soul and makes one feel totally in harmony with the world.
In these times of rapid change, nothing is more precious than radiating in the present moment, connecting with the music that is your Soul, and tuning in to the higher frequencies of love, harmony, kindness, peace and joy.
To intentionally soar in this limitless space is to reconnect and align with every individual, every creature, the entire planet, and your Source. Put simply, it is to be - to just Be.
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Thomas Robinson Ejected After Elbow To Jonas Jerebko In Kings-Pistons Game (VIDEO)
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a lot of pent up rage from getting ruined by royce white in the big 12 eh?
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a lot of pent up rage from getting ruined by royce white in the big 12 eh?
More likely some frustration from having to deal with DeMarcus Cousins and Tyreke Evans on a daily basis.
Learning moves from Metta World Peace.
He'll be out of the NBA if he keeps this up before he has a chance to establish himself as a player. I would have figured Coach Self would have taught him better than that
Nice cheap shot Mr. Overrated, Bill Laimbeer would be proud.
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Like it or not, we are living in a credit card culture, they seem to be almost everywhere today. Especially in your wallet. But if you make credit mistakes, you'll pay a price, and sometimes a hefty one.
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Yesterday I published a story about The Scott Law Group in Washington that had just obtained a $1.5 million judgment personally against the owners of a now defunct debt settlement company, Debt Relief USA. Here is the current list of companies they are currently involved in debt settlement litigation against. Alliance8, Inc Amerix Corporation Ascend One Corporation CareOne Services, Inc ... Read More »
AFCC -35, TASC – 41. Lost in Translation? Bermuda Triangle of Debt?
A reader sent in an interesting question. They wanted to know why if TASC (The Association of Settlement Companies) changed their name to AFCC (American Fair Credit Council) then why did TASC report having 41 members and AFCC only reports 35. – Source Good question. What's interesting about the AFCC membership list is that it is broken into accredited members ... Read More »
Century Negotiations, David Leuthold, Freedom Debt Relief, Fast Track Debt Relief and Debt Shield all Named in Class Action
On May 24, 2011 a State of Washington class action case was moved to federal court by Fast Track Debt Relief. The case, Rule v. Century Negotiations, David Leuthold, Freedom Debt Relief, Fast Track Debt Relief and Debt Shield was filed by Paul Lawrence of Pacifica Law Group in Seattle, Washington and Richard Epstein, Esq. of Greenspoon Marder. It looks ... Read More »
See Who is For and Against California SB 708 Debt Settlement Legislation
A tipster (send in your tips here) sent me in the link to the current California debt settlement bill that listed who was before and against it. What is interesting to note is that Visa is for it and Consumers Union. Gail Hillebrand who was behind these efforts at Consumers Union is now with the CFPB. In Support of the ... Read More »
Debt Relief Companies Targeted by Scott Law Group in Washington
In response to an article I posted yesterday here in which I mentioned Darrell Scott, Esq. said he was going after 16 settlement companies, a reader sent in the actual list of companies. The tipster (send in your tips here) said: "The Scott Law Group, P.S. is currently involved in debt settlement litigation involving the following companies:" Ascend One Corporation ... Read More »
The Wild Ride in Debt Relief – Andrew Housser
The following guest post was contributed by Andrew Houser. Andrew Housser is co-founder and co-CEO of Freedom Financial Network, LLC, the parent of Freedom Debt Relief, which has settled over $1 billion in debt for its customers in the past 8 years. He sits on the executive board of the American Fair Credit Council (formerly TASC), a position he has ... Read More »
Washington Nails Global Client Solutions as a Debt Adjuster. Game Changer.
Yesterday the Supreme Court of Washington issued an opinion in the Carlsen v. Global Client Solutions case in Washington State. You can read more about that case here and here. At the heart of the case that continued to the Supreme Court of Washington was the matter if Global Client Solutions was culpable as a debt adjuster even though they ... Read More »
Report From the TASC Conference. Attendee Sends in Their Notes,
Just in, an attendee at the TASC conference just held in Las Vegas has sent in their notes of what they felt was the highlights for readers. Get Out of Debt Guy – Twitter, G+, Facebook Need More Help? TASC – THURSDAY BOB LINDERMAN: GENERAL COUNSEL OF FREEDOM DEBT RELIEF GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: "THIS IS A CONSUMER CENTRIC, REGULATOR SENSITIVE, ... Read More »
We Are Still With Freedom Debt Relief But Should We Consider Bankruptcy? – Donna
"Dear Steve, We had a house flood in 2001 and had no insurance, didn't qualify for any federal help, so took a $25K SBA loan and financed the rest – approx $45K on credit cards. We made ends meet but were struggling. In 2005 husband was transferred for job and we incurred the expense of moving. Sold the flooded house ... Read More »
What's Your Opinion? Is Debt Settlement the Unauthorized Practice of Law?
I was just reading a recent case filed against Freedom Debt Relief, Freedom Financial Network, Global Client Solutions, and Brad Allen. The case alleges that the defendants violated the debt relief provisions of the bankruptcy code, violated California law, engaged in the unauthorized practice of law and violated the California consumer fraud act. You can read the full complaint here. ... Read More »
Are You at Risk of Refunds Back Two Years if Your Debt Settlement Clients File Bankruptcy? Legal Helpers Debt Resolution Judgment Says Yes.
Not long ago I was having a conversation with someone and we were talking about the big refunds debt settlement companies may face from having charged consumers advanced fees for services but not delivered them. The point was also mentioned that for debt settlement clients that enrolled in and paid fees for debt settlement services that later filed bankruptcy, for ... Read More »
Freedom Debt Relief Pays Over One Million Dollars to Settle With NY Attorney General
Just last week Freedom Debt Relief settled with the State of Washington for a bit over $740,000. Today out of New York comes the announcement that Freedom Debt Relief os now settling an issue there for $1.1 Million. This case should be a warning to any debt settlement company that is advertising any claims of specific savings and debt reductions ... Read More »
Freedom Debt Relief to Pay Big Settlement to Washington Residents
The Attorney General in Washington announced today they had reached a settlement with Freedom Debt Relief to pay nearly $800,000 in restitution plus attorneys fees and costs. We're paying special attention to operations that take advantage of people who, due to this tough economy, are already struggling to put food on the table and keep the lights on," Attorney General ... Read More »
State of Washington Files Amicus Brief in Support of Case Against Freedom Debt Relief and Freedom Financial Network
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Does the New Debt Settlement Industry Get It?
A tipster (send in your tips here) sent in a link to a recent article from CreditCards.com that was published on Fox Business, "Debt settlement industry in flux as new rules start." In the article is a section attributed to Andrew Houser from Freedom Debt Relief. Cherry picking the good cases Housser from the settlement industry trade group says the ... Read More »


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For most of his adult life my dad, the artist Charles Carey, has collected bits and pieces from street markets and antique shops.
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Produced in secret on the occasion of his 80th birthday, this Inventory has been organized into loose 'volumes'; Volume I explores Domestic Metalwork.
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By Bob Rhubart-Oracle on Apr 03, 2012
- Crawling a Content Folio | Kyle Hatlestad
Kyle Hatlestad shares detials on a component developed by Ed Bryant that simplifies the task of "consuming and publishing that folio on a Site Studio page or in your portal using RIDC."
- Northeast Ohio Oracle Users Group 2 Day Seminar - May 14-15 - Cleveland, OH
More than 20 sessions over 4 tracks, featuring 18 speakers, including Oracle ACE Director Cary Millsap, Oracle ACE Director Rich Niemiec, and Oracle ACE Stewart Brand. Register before April 15 and save.
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- The Java EE 6 Example - Galleria - Part 1 | Markus Eisele
Oracle ACE Director Markus Eisele heaps praise on Vineet Reynolds' Java EE 6 Galleria demo application, which demonstrates the use of JSF 2.0 and JPA 2.0 in a Java EE project using Domain Driven Design.
- Reminder: JavaOne Call For Papers Closing April 9th, 11:59pm | Arun Gupta
One week left to submit your JavaOne papers.
- Narrowing the gap between UI design and ADF development | Jack Ritzen
"Joining my first demo project I was confronted with two traditional contradictory worlds," says Jack Ritzen. "In the left corner; me, as a beginning GUI designer. And in the right, a heavyweight ADF developer. Let the game begin!"
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PLANS to turn a former colliery site into an £80 million renewable energy park have been revealed.
Peel Environmental is planning to build an anaerobic digestion plant, which recovers energy from breaking down waste food, as well as a timber resource recovery centre, which breaks down waste wood.
The plants will be side-by-side on the former Houghton Main Colliery site off Park Spring Road near Little Houghton, between Darfield and Grimethorpe.
Both plants will generate up to 23MW of electricity - enough to power about 55,000 homes - as well as heat, which could potentially be sold to nearby businesses.
It will create 30 jobs once up-and-running, as well as up to 200 jobs during the construction period, which could last up to two years.
Peel is working with the land owner, Harworth Estates, the company which manages former coal board sites, as well as Tamar Energy on the anaerobic generation side, and Northern Bio Power on the timber project.
The firm has been meeting local residents this week, and is holding two public information days at Sandhill Golf Club on March 12 and 13 from 2pm to 8pm.


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A group of Buddhist Monks were handed a citation on July 4, along with other people, for setting off illegal fireworks for the holiday. However, although the Buddhist Monks didn't know the law because they don't read newspapers, watch television, or listen to the radio, this is no excuse, according to the Albuquerque Fire Department Inspector Darrick Pino. He says ignorance of the law is no excuse. According to The News Observer which was reported on July 7, the citation could carry a fine of up to $500 and even 90 days in jail.
The citation wasn't written until after the Fire Inspector and his crew found a group of people watching a fireworks show, according to CBS News which was reported on July 7. Although among the group of people letting the fireworks off were a group of Buddhist Monks, they still received a citation just like the others did.
Apparently, there was a ban on fireworks because of high fire danger. Because of the ban on fireworks, many people were handed citations, including the Monks, for using illegal fireworks. Apparently, the Monks were setting off a lot of fireworks while many people stood around and watched the show.
This just goes to show that it doesn't matter who you are, if you ignore the law and partake in illegal activity, you will receive a ticket for a fine, jail time, or even both. Everyone has to abide by the law, no matter who they are or what they do.
It is quite odd that a group of Buddhist Monks would set off illegal fireworks seeing as how they are a very quiet group and religion. They are the last people anyone would expect to ignore the law and receive a ticket for partaking in illegal activity. Although they are a quiet religion and group, they should still know the law and abide by it like everyone else is supposed to.


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If you are installing a new water heater and you notice a pipe extending from the drainage pipe, make sure this pipe is reconnected. The recirculation pipe helps hot water circulate through your plumbing system so that you won't waste water while heating it. If your toilet's water level is low, the toilet is clogged up, and using a plunger isn't resolving the issue, hold a bucket filled with warm water at about your waistline, and pour it into your toilet. This procedure can be repeated if the water level again returns to a level that is too low. To deal with a frozen pipe, turn on the faucet closest to the pipe. This gives the water a place to exit as the pipe defrosts. By doing this, the pipe pressure is relieved, and this should stop it from bursting, which would prevent further home damage.
If your washing machine's drain stack overflows, you should try to snake it with a typical pipe snake. This can be caused by things that go through your wash and eventually build up in your pipes.
To keep your pipes from getting frozen, always maintain a temperature in the house above freezing and make sure all pipes exposed to outside elements are insulated properly. It is easy for pipes to freeze whenever the mean temperature near the pipes drop below freezing. The best result you can hope for from frozen pipes is to be without water until the pipes thaw. However, your pipes can explode, as well – making a huge plumbing bill.
Do not flush unneeded things down your toilet if you want to lessen your chance of having issues. Nothing should be flushed down the toilet except human waste and toilet tissue. Flushing sanitary napkins, diapers, disposable napkins, and other materials is a sure recipe for a clogged drain and a backed-up toilet. Also, try to use the smallest amount of toilet paper you can.
Make sure that you check all of the connections after doing any work on a hot water heater, especially pipes that connect to the pipe used for drainage. This pipe is likely for recirculating hot water, which makes a significant difference in water-heater efficiency.
Letting your sink run is not really necessary when you put something down the in-sink disposal unit. It is a common misconception that running water simultaneously is a good idea, but that is not really the case. Some things can stick to the disposal, and cause it to become damaged beyond repair.
If your house uses well water and there are orange or pink stains in tubs or sinks, it's because of the iron level in the water. You can use water softener that you buy at the store to remedy this situation, or you can have a professional do it for you.
Heading into the cold season is an ideal time of year to schedule a tune-up for the hot water tank system in your home. This will help your water tank heat more efficiently so that you can spend less money on utilities.
If you have frozen pipes that can be a very costly repair. This, however, is typically preventable. Pipes in crawlspaces or outside your home should be thoroughly insulated. Secondly, when the temperature begins to drop, you want to drain and disconnect the hoses, then make sure you turn the outside faucet off. This can save some serious money on pipe repairs over time. It's a bad idea to makes use of toilet tablets composed of bleach or in the color blue, or in fact any one designed to remove odors. While these tablets may be an easy way to clean your toilet and hide odors, they also contain chemicals that can break down the rubber fixtures in your toilet. Long-term use of these products can slow or even stop the functioning of your toilet.
Certain foods should not be put into the disposal as they are likely to damage the blades. These include banana, chicken skin, gourds and carrots. Throw these kinds of foods away rather than risking ruining your disposal.


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To Build a Village
Hear the story of Kate Tirion, a Patagonia woman who is hoping to help rebuild Haiti using the environmentally sustainable principles of permaculture.
Hear the story of Kate Tirion, a Patagonia woman who is hoping to help rebuild Haiti using the environmentally sustainable principles of permaculture.
Researchers find complicated science behind the common whirlwinds
A trip to the science center reaveals Monsoon secrets
When do you turn around and go another way?
The cave's co-discoverer revisits Kartchner often, and finds it still amazes him 40 years later. A tireless evangelist for the cave he still refers to as "Xanadu", Gary Tenen invited Mark Duggan to accompany him on a recent trip underground.
An early fascination with the monsoon, and an early prediction of this year's rain
Discover a place in Northern Arizona that is sacred land to the Hopi, a budget-troubled state park, and a storehouse of ancient relics.
Learn how the dedicated staff of the TWC stands ready to help injured wildlife, whether they are feathered, furred, or scaled.
At age 87, the celebrated children's book author and former Tucson newspaper writer is living a simple life in a solar-powered house in the desert.
Learn about the Cooper Center for Environmental Learning which turns the Tucson Mountains into an environmental science classroom.
Find out about the mission of the Southern Arizona Buffelgrass Coordination Center, raising awareness about a threat to the Sonoran Desert way of life.
Kierán Suckling, Executive Director of the Center for Biological Diversity just completed a fact-finding mission to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill region. While he was in New Orleans, he spoke with Robert Rappaport.
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UMass Women's Field Hockey Falls To No.19 Syracuse
Oct. 4, 2002
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts' women's field hockey team remained tied with No.19 Syracuse for over 53 minutes of play on Friday night, but Brittany Carriero's unassisted goal late in the second half edged the Orangewomen over UMass 1-0 at Richard F. Garber Field. The loss dropped the Minutewomen to 0-10 overall while Syracuse improved to 6-4.
The first half of play saw a lot of offensive opportunities for the two teams, but both defenses prevailed to keep the game scoreless at the half. The Orangewomen tallied 12 shots in the first 35 minutes of play while UMass recorded six shots. In the second half UMass' offensive opportunities were limited as the Minutewomen tallied just one shot in the period.
"In the first half we attacked the goal and we had them scrambling," Massachusetts Head Coach Patty Shea said. "We played great in the first half, but then in the second half we stopped attacking the goal."
The lone score in the game came at the 53:08 mark when Carriero recorded the unassisted goal.
In the goal sophomore Christine Tocco (Reading, Mass.) tallied four saves for the Minutewomen and Audrey Latsko recorded one save for Syracuse.
The Minutewomen will travel to Cambridge, Mass. to take on No.3 Wake Forest at the neutral site on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
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These adorable little plastic schoolhouse milk bottles would be perfect at your farm parties or birthday parties. These come with a 1.5 inch circle chalkboard label AND lids with holes drilled in them for straws--any standard straw or paper straw will work!
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — As the costs of owning and operating a business become more expensive, many owners are left to pinch pennies in certain areas of operation.
For industrial laundry operators, utilities continue to be one area that drain revenue, particularly water and sewer expenses. But, there are ways to mitigate costs, such as obtaining water evaporation credits.
Bill Mann, director of industry affairs for the Textile Rental Services Association (TRSA), and Jessica Skerritt, TRSA manager of environmental affairs and counsel, recently hosted a webinar, Saving Money: Water Evaporation Credits/Dealing With Your POTW, which detailed ways in which operators can apply for credits that could lower their water and sewer expenses.
Because statutes and processes in obtaining an evaporation credit may vary, Skerritt advised operators to first consult with their legal counsel, or the TRSA, before following through with the process.
Mann cited TRSA's Textile Industry Performance Report, which, tabulated by an independent party, details the general financials of a TRSA member. Mann says that the annual revenue of a typical laundry operation is about $8.5 million.
"Their water and sewer costs are about 1.5% of revenue, which would be $127,500," says Mann. "If they could get some kind of an evaporation credit on that water and sewer bill, [they would] save an average of 11% [or a] savings of $14,000."
DEFINING POTWs AND EVAPORATION CREDITS
Before outlining the process of applying for water evaporation credits, Skerritt first defined how POTWs—publicly owned treatment works—function.
"A POTW is a treatment plant required by federal law to develop and enforce limits to pollutants in the sewer system," she says, adding that services include the removal of wastewater from the source to a discharge point; solids removal; and removal of organic biodegradable materials from the wastewater stream.
"In many cases, POTWs are operated as a public utility, where costs are recovered from users according to some sort of use," she says. "Primarily, the fees generated … go to operating and maintaining the facilities and sewers in their localities."
What distinguishes sewer usage from other utilities, Skerritt says, is that it generally involves a formula rather than actual use.
"Any sort of evaporation credit, or any water that is basically discharged from evaporation … through the sewer system is not taken into account because it's not built into the formula. This evaporation loss is where the credit from the POTW can occur."
One tool that operators can utilize to gauge water loss is an effluent water meter, according to Mann and Skerritt.
However, such a tool can be costly to install and maintain, ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, says Skerritt, who also advises operators to get in touch with their POTW regarding the installation of such a meter prior to presenting them with their plant's water loss.
"Before you install and look at doing any sort of effluent meter discharge readings, make sure that you already discussed with your POTW what you plan on doing, making sure that the POTW will accept the effluent meter reading," says Skerritt. "It should be something that you come into agreement with your POTW about, not just something that you install and let your POTW know that these are the readings that you have."
She adds that some POTWs may require operators to use an effluent meter that's area-specific, or one that the POTW's tools are able to read.
"One of the short ways to do that is to weigh a load of clothes that came out of your tunnel washer or washer-extractor before going into the dryer, and then dry that load down to dry and cool and then weigh it again," says Mann. "The difference in poundage is going to be the water that evaporated, then you just divide that by eight (because it's roughly eight pounds per gallon of water) and that will give you the gallon of water. And then you could compare that to how many loads you do per volume of water."
The first step in requesting an evaporation credit, according to Skerritt, is to make a general inquiry to a local POTW to see if it's something the authority would be willing to do.
In getting support, Skerritt explains that TRSA offers a form online where operators can provide the contact information of their POTW. From there, TRSA can write a letter on the operator's behalf requesting for the credit.
"That letter will identify you, the number of employees you have in your plant, how long you've been in that municipality, how you serve the community and support that community, economically and socially," says Mann.
Also contained in the letter are facts and figures from engineering studies done on behalf of TRSA members that detail how equipment in many laundry facilities can provide a water evaporation loss.
TRSA can also supply members with estimates of evaporation credits that were given in the operator's state to present to their POTW, Mann says.
With general information and the letter on hand, Mann explains the importance in making a second meeting with the POTW.
"We ask that you would have the highest-level executive from your plant make an appointment and return to that POTW and hand-deliver that letter. That has been the biggest success in the 10 years that I've been with TRSA," says Mann. "Just mailing [the letter] doesn't seem to get any result."
"It really is that relationship building, that one-on-one contact with each other," he adds. "So please make sure it's the highest-level executive, or as close."
Mann stressed the importance of confidence and fairness in the process.
"Don't forget to ask for a decision. Be very direct; be very confident that they're going to [give you the credit]," he says, adding that operators should be open to providing follow-up information.
"In all cases, please be confident. Be assertive. Don't be demanding, but just ask for fairness because that's what this is really all about. Windfall should not go to anybody."
"I'm sure there are a lot of people that have done it without TRSA's help [but] our success has been primarily 75% successful," says Mann. "In the cases where it was hand-delivered by an executive [from] the company, the success rate was about 75% to 80% that I've been involved with here at TRSA."
However, Mann does admit that there can be "roadblocks."
"A POTW does have a right to unilaterally say … they won't give you an evaporation credit," says Skerritt.
Both Mann and Skerritt explain that the cause behind a rejected request can vary from bad timing, to the POTW worrying that others may possibly come forward to claim an evaporation credit.
Regardless, both assured listeners that TRSA is able to help, and that operators should be vigilant in requesting an evaporation credit for their plant.
"You're not successful if you don't ask," says Skerritt.


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|Evolving models of human health toward an ecosystem context
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|Current models or frameworks used to represent and/or conduct research on determinants of human health have lagged behind in adopting emerging concepts of ecosystems: multiple spatial and temporal scales; nested hierarchies of socioeconomic and biophysical environments; inherent complexity of interrelationships among environmental components and influences; external environmental influences; and feedback leaps between environments, providing self-organizational capacity and functional emergent properties. This article provides a concise description of a number of human health models and their relevance to an ecosystem health context. A new model of human health is described, the "Butterfly Model of Health," that draws on the strengths of previous health models, but more fully incorporates salient characteristics of ecosystems. in the new model, health is considered to be a societally defined, social, economic, and biological resource for self-renewal and meeting goals. This capacity is dependent on an equitable balance between socioeconomic and biophysical environmental pressures. Within the model, the hearth of the individual or population (the body of the butterfly), enveloped by biological and behavioral fillers, is affected by both biophysical and socioeconomic holarchic environments (the wings), which are influenced by each other through the actions of individuals. Health is present when the two wings of the butterfly ate equitably balanced within and between their respective dimensions, with neither dominating and putting undo pressure on the other, The model is sufficiently flexible to conceptualize links with community and ecosystem models in a variety of contexts.
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The New Orleans Saints offense has gotten its groove back over the past three weeks, finding the kind of balance that has opposing defenses all out of whack. That was evident from New Orleans' opening drive in Sunday's 38-17 victory over the Oakland Raiders.
That constant mix-and-match approach has always been a trademark of the Sean Payton/Pete Carmichael offense in New Orleans. They run many of the same plays - but often from different looks - as they try to decipher how defenses will match up.
And how they can exploit that.
ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski once called it "renting space in the defense's mind." And Fox analyst John Lynch, a longtime NFL safety who called Sunday's game, said it reminded him of the way former San Francisco 49ers Coach Bill Walsh used to run his classic West Coast offense.
Here's a breakdown of the Saints' first 10 offensive plays Sunday:
- first-and-10, NO 20-yard line
IN THE LINEUP: WR Marques Colston, WR Joe Morgan, TE Jimmy Graham, FB Jed Collins, RB Mark Ingram
RESULT: 14-yard pass to Colston
Quarterback Drew Brees lined up under center, with the two receivers out left, Graham on the line and two backs in the backfield. Brees took a five-step drop and immediately fired to Colston, who had broken wide open on an out route to the left.
- first-and-10, NO 34
OUT: Colston, Morgan, Collins
IN: WR Lance Moore, TE Dave Thomas, OT Eric Olsen (as an extra tight end)
RESULT: Ingram 16-yard run
The Saints lined up in a heavy run formation with three tight ends bunched tight and one receiver out wide. But it wasn't the formation that led to Ingram's run; it was all Ingram. He broke a tackle in the backfield (after end Lamarr Houston blew past right tackle Charles Brown), then showed great vision to find a path through some helpful blocks up the middle and bounced off one more would-be tackler in open space.
- first-and-10, 50
OUT: Graham, Olsen, Ingram
IN: Colston, WR Devery Henderson, RB Pierre Thomas
RESULT: Thomas 14-yard run
The Saints lined up in the shotgun with three receivers out wide and one upback and one tailback in the backfield. Brees handed off to Pierre Thomas on a draw play. Tight end Dave Thomas and guard Ben Grubbs opened a big hole for him, and linemen Jermon Bushrod and Brian de la Puente got some key blocks up the field.
- first-and-10, OAK 36
OUT: Moore, Dave Thomas, Pierre Thomas
IN: WR/RB Travaris Cadet, Graham, Collins
RESULT: Incomplete pass (after replay review)
The Saints lined up in the shotgun with two receivers and a tight end out wide, and Cadet and Collins in the backfield. Then Cadet went in motion and ran down the field as a receiver. Cadet broke wide open when the Raiders' zone coverage broke down, but Brees' pass was underthrown and Cadet had to dive for it. It was originally ruled a 29-yard catch, but a replay review overturned it - which was probably the right call (see ZEBRA REPORT).
- second-and-10, OAK 36
OUT: Collins
IN: Pierre Thomas
RESULT: 17-yard screen pass to Cadet
The Saints stuck with a similar formation, but there were subtle changes. Thomas was now in the backfield next to Cadet, and the two receivers and Graham switched places out wide. Again, Cadet started to go in motion - this time to his left instead of his right - and this time the Saints snapped the ball and Brees tossed it out to Cadet immediately for the screen pass.
- first-and-10, OAK 19
OUT: Cadet
IN: Moore
RESULT: Thomas 6-yard run
The Saints lined three receivers and Graham out wide, with Brees in the shotgun next to Thomas. He handed to Thomas on a draw play, and Thomas avoided a tackle in the backfield to turn the play into a positive gain.
- second-and-4, OAK 13
RESULT: 5-yard pass to Pierre Thomas
The Saints picked up the tempo a notch, lining up in a similar formation (with Moore and Henderson switching sides). Brees pumped once, then settled for a checkdown throw to Thomas.
- first-and-goal, OAK 8
OUT: Graham
IN: Collins
RESULT: Thomas 3-yard run
The Saints lined up in a more bunched shotgun formation, with two receivers wide, Colston and Collins behind the line of scrimmage and Thomas in the backfield. Brees handed off to Thomas for the short gain.
- second-and-goal, OAK 5
OUT: Collins
IN: Graham
RESULT: 4-yard pass to Pierre Thomas
Yet another subtle formation change with two receivers out wide, while Graham and Henderson were bunched close to the line. Brees settled for a check-down throw to Thomas at the 1-yard line.
- third-and-goal, OAK 1
OUT: Colston, Moore, Henderson, Pierre Thomas
IN: Collins, Dave Thomas, Olsen, Ingram
RESULT: 1-yard touchdown pass to Graham
The Saints switched to a heavy package, with three tight ends, Collins and Ingram all bunched tight. Brees faked a handoff to Ingram, then threw to a wide open Graham. Inexplicably, the Raiders let Graham get a free release off the line of scrimmage, and nobody covered him.
As good as the Saints' offense was, the biggest play of the game came from their defense: when safety Malcolm Jenkins intercepted a pass and returned it 55 yards for a touchdown later in the first quarter. The Raiders had a second-and-10 from their own 48-yard line, and the Saints brought a zone blitz (with two linebackers rushing while end Turk McBride dropped back into coverage). Defensive tackle Tom Johnson brought pressure up the middle that forced quarterback Carson Palmer to throw off his back foot and made the ball come out a little wobbly.
Jenkins had tight coverage on tight end Brandon Myers and essentially boxed him out to make the catch with Myers behind his back. Then he made a nice runback - making left guard Cooper Carlisle miss before following blocks by linebacker Jonathan Vilma and McBride. Toward the end of the run, Johnson added another big assist, blocking Palmer out of the way around the 10-yard line.
This has never been more of a toss-up, with the Saints getting key contributions from so many different players on offense, defense and special teams. For the Saints' honor, we'll call it a tie between Brees (219 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions) and Ingram (12 carries, 67 yards and a touchdown).
But the biggest impact of anyone came from Raiders fullback Marcel Reece, who gained 193 yards from scrimmage on a day when Oakland was playing without its top two tailbacks because of injury. Reece ran with power, speed and elusiveness - doing his best Chris Ivory imitation - and killed the Saints with long runs and catches out of the backfield.
Although just about every big replay review went in favor of the Raiders, there were no egregious mistakes by the officials. The one I had the biggest problem with was the officials' decision to overturn a fumble by Raiders receiver Rod Streater in the third quarter, calling it an incomplete pass instead. Streater was switching the ball from his right to his left and trying to tuck it away when cornerback Jabari Greer knocked it out, so he never had "complete control" -- as Fox's officiating analyst Mike Pereira pointed out. But he wasn't bobbling it, and he took two full steps during the process. So at the very least, there didn't seem to be enough conclusive evidence to overturn the call on the field.
The decision to overturn Cadet's 29-yard catch in the first quarter was also a judgment call. But it was probably the correct one since the ball hopped back off Cadet's hands before it couldn't be seen anymore under Cadet's body. One camera angle from behind appeared to show the ball scraping the ground, though it might have been Cadet's elbow.
I'm also not wild about the excessive celebration penalty against Saints safeties Jenkins and Roman Harper in the second quarter, since it was more of an exuberant handshake (with three high pumps) than a choreographed routine. But they probably should have known better.
And in the Saints' favor, there were a couple of potential holding calls on Cadet's 75-yard kickoff return in the second half. Neither was blatant, though.
Stay tuned for Part 2 of this week's Film Study, more play-by-play observations from Sunday's game.


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When trying to install Ubuntu I selected the default checked "Erase hardrive" option and checked the second box below it (below an option to encrypt which I didn't select) which had to do with installing tools to make partitioning easier. There was a small warning in red text around the Erase hard drive option that said it would delete all my files, but I clicked Continue anyway because I assumed I'd be given an option to Revert or some kind of warning if this really would mess up my system. Instead though, it sent me to the Choose Your Location screen within the applet and the back button became grayed and unusable, which is when I worried that it may have messed up my partitions. (It technically has no valid OS I can boot from now...)
I exited the installer then and shut down, and upon trying to boot into windows I simply had a black screen with a "_" sign at the top left hand corner phasing in and out, without any ability to access windows, or any other OS because I actually didn't install Linux but just let the applet reconfigure the partitions.
My first question to all of you out there is A, Is there any simple way I can get my partition structure back and boot into windows, especially seeing how it was so easy to revert modified partitions within the Ubuntu applet, and HOW?!
I've installed Ubuntu-Rescue-Remix onto a usb and am messing with it using TestDisk and their guide but it either doesn't seem to be working or I have no idea what I'm doing. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of clear answers about how to undo something which is as simple as a messed up file structure, so if this isn't the best way, anyone who knows better please give a shout out or advice!
Worst case I guess I'll just fully install Ubuntu on the computer and try to salvage the files onto an external hard drive and reinstall Windows. Either this or take it to a specialist. It just seems stupid that a simple Continue button being clicked/tapped is the difference between the user moving on to something else or being hit with something they have to go through immense trouble to fix.
- update, this guy had the same problem: Windows 7 to Ubuntu - erased data / but additional suggestions or links to step by steps appreciated
- does boot-repair work for this? ..........
My second question, B, is a request: Is there any way the Ubuntu Install Applets' developers would consider adding warning features like bright flashing lights or a Warning Popup to tell you that hard drive erasure is not easily reversible if you press Continue from within the applet, like how Windows and other OS security and system popups often do when they're warning that you might be about to do something stupid? Or advice that we need to either destroy a partition structure and risk data loss or resize the partition safely on our main operating system in order to install Ubuntu safely?
If I'd been told by the Applet clearly that I had no options to install Linux without messing with partitions and risking data loss, I would have just taken it to a computer specialist about the Windows computer going slow or freezing after login instead of having to play specialist or hire one to salvage my data. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's had this problem, and it seems like a simple fix like this could save people a lot of frustration and heartache, both in Ubuntu from Canonical and forks from the Mint and Kubuntu projects.
Please Ubuntu developers, help the 'visual-learners' and novice-tinkerers who need to be given flashing warning signs in order to not destroy their computers!!! Do it for the Children!!! Do it for the Exclamation Points!!! Do it for Me, so I don't feel as bad about this mistake being repeated again despite this bad experience with it!!!!! Please/ Just/ Do It!!!!!!!!!!!


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Monday, July 10, 2006
Will Medicare Part D pay for Humira?
The anti-TNF agents are covered by Part D, but the anti-TNF agent — Enbrel (etanercept), Humira (adalimumab) or Remicade (infliximab]) — included on your formulary depends on which particular plan you signed up for. These drugs will likely require a prior authorization from your physician as well. In some cases, the cost for a particular patient for the anti-TNF inhibitors will still be quite high given all the copays and out-of-pocket requirements.
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ORONO, Maine -- After defeating Merrimack on Saturday night, the University of Maine men's ice hockey team heads to Providence for a best-of-three series March 14-16. Maine is taking a fan bus to cheer on the Black Bears in Providence.
For just $90 you can take the fan bus, sponsored by UCU, which includes transportation and tickets to games one and two. There is also a discounted hotel rate available for those on the bus. Call 581-1086 to sign up!


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Director: Hawaii health exchange must reduce costs
HONOLULU — The head of Hawaii's health insurance marketplace under President Barack Obama's federal health care overhaul says it has to trim costs to remain sustainable.
That's the message Tom Matsuda, interim executive director of the Hawaii Health Connector, told lawmakers at a Senate hearing Monday.
Matsuda and Gordon Ito, the insurance commissioner with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, both told a Senate committee that insurance buyers can likely save money over their current plans by using the exchange.
But they also acknowledged that the tangle of tax subsidies and premiums the website must account for makes the process daunting to many buyers.
Matsuda says about 5,400 people have completed individual enrollment. That's only about one-tenth of what the nonprofit Health Connector had hoped to sign up through 2014.


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Leslie writes: "Hi! I could use your help. I visit your site daily. It is the first website I go to once I get home and can relax after work. I know you occasionally help people out when they are looking for different things. I'm hoping you'd be willing to take on my issue. I'm getting married in a month in a very low key ceremony and then we are going out to dinner in downtown Denver. Now, I LOVED this dress with these shoes. I ordered it but it turns out the dress didn't appreciate my butt. I was wondering if you could find sometime similar for my wedding. I'd like to avoid the traditional "white" dress and do something more fun and colorful but still white and "springy"
As another example of what I was looking into was this dress with these shoes.
If you can offer any suggestions I would be so thankful. Again, the wedding is in a month so I have very little time. I'd like to keep the dress under $150. Thanks so much."
1. Clover Canyon Floral-Print Crepe and Silk Dress ($110)
2. Influence Zig Zag Tie Back Dress ($19)
3. Rainbow Peplum Dress ($49)
4. ASOS Darling Dress With Floral Print ($62)
5. ASOS SALON Floral Midi Prom Dress ($102)
6. Forever 21 Mirrored Floral Print Dress ($20)
7. Sunny April Purple Flower Shoe Clips ($15)
8. Chloe & Maddie Orange Crush Shoe Clips ($44)
9. Sammy Dress Flower Embellished Peep Toes ($20)
10. Bamboo Pamela02 Platform Flower Mary Janes ($30)
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Magzilla here: When I'm not busy eating my way to the bottom of a ginger candy bag, I'm tweezing my eyebrows. I prefer the hard-core body modification scene but can also appreciate a ruffle or bow when I see one. Beauty and barrels of maternity/kid crap are my specialties. When you need help finding the right shade of eyeliner to match that new shade of "I haven't slept in days" tint your skin gets after a baby or four, call on me. Loudly.
I like #5 paired with #9! So cute!
That zigzag dress is calling my name!
I love Outblush and I love the outfits that you choose! But I really feel like these choices really failed. The ones that Leslie chose were elegant and breezy, but the ones suggested are just tacky!
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Welcome to the WGSS languages department!
"The more languages you know, the more of a person you are"
~ European Commision
At Walnut Grove Secondary, we are proud to offer:
- French 8-12
- Spanish 9-11
- Japanese 9-12
- Intro Italian 11
French 8 is mandatory for all grade 8 students with the exception of those with resource blocks, and students from Topham opting to take Japanese 9.
Spanish 9: Can be taken after succesfully completing French 8!
Introduction to Italian 11: Open to all Grade 10, 11, and 12 students.


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BUTLER, Ala. (AP) -- Fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of a large blaze that swept through Choctaw County High School in the western Alabama town of Butler.
Authorities say the fire happened around 8 p.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported.
Firefighters from at least a half-dozen area departments were battling the blaze late Tuesday.
Students and teachers at the school were told not to report to the building Wednesday.
Butler is about 100 miles north of Mobile, about 10 miles east of the Alabama-Mississippi line.


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Tickets include: An interrogation reception, hors d'oeuvres, fresh rolls and butter, salad, your choice of entree, dessert, wait staff gratuity for food service (beverage service and performer gratuity not included), and a tantalizing prize package for the Top Sleuth who comes closest to solving the crime. There's also a full bar if you would like to purchase cocktails, with several drink specials every night.
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A 31-year old woman was sentenced to federal prison yesterday (Thursday, Jan. 16) in a Wichita Falls, Tex. courtroom on drug charges, according to an article in today's (Friday, Jan. 17) Wichita Falls Times Record News newspaper. Janis Hernandez was sentenced to 136 months in a federal prison facility in the federal district courtroom in the Graham Purcell Bulding in Wichita Falls yesterday on drug-related charges.
Hernandez was one of seven defendants who were charged in the drug-trafficking case and all of them have now decided to plead guilty and fling themselves on the mercy of the court. She admitted guilt to being involved in a conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
That is the drug which has become famous for rotting people's teeth and aging them well before their time. Non-drug users have a difficult time grasping why druggies become involved with that destructive narcotic.
Hernandez confessed that on several occasions she distributed and facilitated the distribuation of meth in both Wichita Falls and Electra. She is a resident of Electra, the town which was named after Electra Waggoner of the affluent oil and land family.
For her part Hernandez admitted she was guilty on several occasions between August and November of 2012.
The Texas Department of Public Safety collaborated with the Wichita Falls Police Department, the Wichita County District Attorney's Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in conducting the successful investiation which resulted in the removal of several drug merchants from the streets of Wichita Falls and nearby Electra.
Manuel Borrego is chief of the WFPD which was involved in the investigation.
The questions remains, "Why would anyone want to destroy their appearance and health by ingesting methamphetamine into their body?"
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As the Philadelphia area cringes at the prospect of yet another winter storm, the annual Philadelphia Flower Show will brighten up the Philadelphia Convention Center this week for those itching for a taste of spring. This year's theme is ARTiculture: where art meets horticulture. The Philadelphia Horticultural Society has partnered with numerous art institutions from around the country, such as the Barnes Foundation, the Brandywine River Museum, The Getty, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Smithsonian, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, among many others, to create a unique viewing experience that celebrates the beauty of both nature and artistic expression. Besides the art inspired floral exhibitions, some of the highlights of the show include a wine and spirit tasting, a butterfly exhibit, cooking demonstrations, design competitions, a make and take workshop, and a gardener's market. The show continues now through March 9th at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Tickets are available online or at the door.
Much needed taste of spring at the Philadelphia Flower Show
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Veggie Chicken Pitas RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 medium red onion, sliced
- 1 cup julienned carrots
- 1 cup chopped fresh broccoli
- 1 cup fresh snow peas
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 cup cubed cooked chicken
- 1 jar (7 ounces) roasted sweet red peppers, drained and chopped
- 1/4 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 10 pita pocket halves
- 1/3 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/3 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large skillet, saute the onion, carrots, broccoli and peas in oil for 4-5 minutes or until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Stir in the chicken, red peppers, wine, oregano and cayenne; heat through. Spoon mixture into pita breads; sprinkle with cheeses. Yield: 5 servings.
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Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as Chardonnay or Viognier.
Reviews for Veggie Chicken Pitas
"Great recipe. I liked the idea of making it into a wrap rather than using pita bread, so that's what I did. Dipped it in a little fat free Ranch dressing. We loved it!!"
"This sandwich is delicious and very easy to make. I will absolutely be having this one again!"
"This was terrific! I've been trying to incorporate more vegetables into our diet and this certainly did just that. Whats better-my young son who does not like vegetables really enjoyed this. I did not have any snow peas so I simply left them out. I used garlic salt in place of the minced garlic and I chopped up a fresh red pepper to replace the jar of peppers. I sauteed the pepper with the other vegetables. I plan to put this is pitas next time, but today I had tortilla shells that I needed to use so I made this into a wrap instead. Still great!"
"Very delicious! I replaced the broccoli and peas with a little bit of chopped celery. I also did not put the red peppers in, and I added about 1/4 teaspoon of garlic salt. Still delicious!"
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Four years ago, I went vegan. My husband, Steve, did not. Today, we have a vegan kitchen (except for the occasional jar of mayo or Parmesan cheese that Steve brings into the house). We also have happiness in the kitchen. It's my favorite room in the house, but that wasn't always the case.
We used to cook the same 3 or 4 tired dishes every week. It was uninspiring. I felt frustrated and lost in the grocery store and I'd choose takeout over a home-cooked meal any day of the week. Then, about two years ago, I got pregnant. Suddenly, I wanted to slow down, relax and take care of myself (and my growing babe).
The answer to all three of these things was waiting for me in the barely touched cookbooks piled on top of my fridge. I dove into their pages and gained confidence in my kitchen, recipe by recipe. The mystical, complex and frustrating world of cooking quickly transformed into a source of nourishment, comfort and escape.
When I went vegan, I didn't set a veg-only mandate or create a list of rules about food in our home. Creating a plant-based kitchen just happened naturally. Also, I don't judge or criticize Steve for his omnivorous ways and he supports my choice to be vegan. When we eat at restaurants, Steve sometimes eat omnivorous and sometimes vegan. Plus, when we go out to a restaurant it's special. So much sweeter and enjoyable. This mutual respect has helped us maintain a healthy marriage despite our dietary differences.
I became even more at ease and fulfilled in the kitchen while editing Crazy Sexy Kitchen by Kris Carr and Chef Chad Sarno. Crazy Sexy Kitchen taught me the basic cooking techniques and recipes I needed to make the meals of my dreams. I started to adjust ingredients in recipes to fit me and Steve's preferences. I began creating recipes of my own based on what was left in the fridge. Armed with my new found knowledge, I've worked my way through even more cookbooks, plus magazines like VegNews and Vegetarian Times.
Today, food shopping is a joy. Before stepping foot into the grocery store, farmers market or co-op, I pull together a few recipes and make a shopping list. This also helps me save money (less impulse purchases) and cut down on trips to the store. I can't help but smile when my fridge and cupboards are stocked with fresh food that will feed me and my family for the week. Overall, cooking has enriched my entire life and I feel blessed to have discovered this simple joy. I love that it makes my family happy too and helps to keep them healthy as well.
Lately, I've received some emails, asking about my go-to cookbooks and the best vegan recipes for omnivores (especially dudes). Well, here it is!
Blissful Bites by Christy Morgan
❤ Dijon Dill Green Beans (side dish)
❤ Southwest Tofu Scramble (breakfast or in a wrap for lunch/dinner)
❤ Lemon Basil Potato Salad (side dish)
❤ Macro Mac and Cheeze (add Sage and Apple Field roast!)
❤ Fiesta Quinoa Salad
❤ Black-eyed Pea BBQ Stew
❤ Curry Chicken-less Salad (great in sandwich)
❤ Un-tuna Salad (great in sandwich)
Crazy Sexy Kitchen by Kris Carr with Chad Sarno
❤ Roasted Brussels Sprouts With Pistachios and Cipollini Onions
❤ Save-the-Tuna Salad
❤ Roasted Chanterelle Gravy
❤ Crazy Sexy Bean Chili
❤ Coconut Red Lentil Soup
❤ Chickpea Crepe with Mushrooms and Artichokes
❤ French Toast
❤ Split Pea Soup
Veganomicon by Isa Chandra Moskowitz & Terry Hope Romero
❤ Baja-Style Grilled Tempeh Tacos
❤ Potato and Kale Enchiladas with Roasted Chile Sauce
Post Punk Kitchen website (Isa Chandra Moskowitz)
❤ Hottie Black Eyed Peas With Ginger Mashed Sweet Potatoes & Apples
Eat Awesome e-cookbook by Paul Jarvis
❤ Chickpea Curry
❤ Hummus
❤ Cashew Cream
Chloe's Kitchen by Chloe Coscarelli
❤ Peanutty Perfection Noodles (add cubed and steamed tempeh + steamed broccoli)
❤ LA-Style Chimichurri Tacos
❤ Oh-La-La Lasagna
❤ Peanutty Noodles
The Complete Guide to Vegan Food Substitutions
❤ Buttery Savory Quick Bread
❤ Creamy Polenta Chili Bake
The Vegetarian Family Cookbook by Nava Atlas
❤ Tri-Color Salad
❤ Tangy Tahini Dressing
❤ Lentil Soup
Crazy Sexy Kitchen by Kris Carr with Chad Sarno
❤ Super Fudge Low Fat Brownies
Vegan Cupcakes Take Over The World by Isa Chandra Moskowitz & Terry Hope Romero
❤ Carrot Cake Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
❤ Chocolate Stout Cupcakes with Crumble Topping
Good Great Dairy Free Desserts Naturally by Fran Costigan
❤ Chocolate Cake to Live For with Chocolate Ganache
Chocolate-Covered Katie's Blog
❤ Secret Peanut Butter Cookies
Blissful Bites by Christy Morgan
❤ Zucchini Bread
The Vegetarian Family Cookbook by Nava Atlas
❤ Zucchini Raisin Muffins
Also, here are some vegan substitutes for dairy/meat that my omni-husband loves:
❤ Vegenaise or other vegan mayo (substitute for mayonaise in any recipes or on sandwiches)
❤ Field Roast Sausage (perfect sausage substitute: stews, soups, chili, grilling, casseroles, etc.)
❤ Daiya Cheese or Veggie Shreds (great on sandwiches and for nachos)
❤ Amy's California Burgers
❤ Tofurky Pizza
❤ Earth Balance (butter substitute)
❤ Almond or Soy Milk (dairy milk substitute)


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Summer Fridays
Allegedly inaugurated by the real life Mad Men advertising firms in the 1960s, Summer Fridays live on in certain companies. "Summer Fridays "is the policy or practice of letting workers out as early as 1:00 pm on each Friday between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Or, in some companies, employees form a 'buddy system' where two employees take turns working a full day and not working at all. When employees have to commute an hour or more to get to work (common in New York) this is a more practical way to start the barbeque early.
Now, fewer companies offer summer Fridays, although it's a mainstay at media, publishing and advertising firms, particularly in New York. Those companies who do offer this perk cite the benefits of letting employees leave work early on Fridays. According to a 2012 poll conducted by the Corporate Executive Board, a the companies that planned some form of summer hours cited employee engagement as the top reason for implementing summer hours, followed by increased productivity. And offering this perk makes the 0% salary increase just a bit easier to take.
Companies that have cut back, eliminated, or refused to offer this Summer Fridays claim that it sends the wrong message. Is summer really less important than the rest of the year? And for the leave-early version of Summer Fridays, when does 1:00 slip to 12:30 and so onward?
Another problem that employers cite is that Summer Fridays can create a too casual environment. Casual Fridays turn into super-casual Fridays. "Summer Casual" to some employees means beach or athletic wear. That would seem an easy problem to solve with expectations properly set, but there must be some people who don't get it as this reason turns up regularly on employer and industry polls.
If you are among the lucky employees eligible for Summer Fridays, enjoy them while you can. As Mad Men's character Don Draper knows, a good opportunity to vanish from the office is just too good to waste.


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JWC TO THOMAS CARLYLE ; 28 August 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420828-JWC-TC-01; CL 15: 53-55
[28 August 1842]
Dearest— But where is the letter to Mrs Buller?— Did you take a new thought at the post office and keep it back after all?— You said, and also Jeanie in her letter, said, it was actually written—none however is come— Well no matter! you "are commited" as you call it, any how; for she knows the letter was written, and its purport was 'yes'—but the steamboat-and-knapsack-speculation is all nonsense—and will come to no good—better get yourself transported here first and foremost, in the least fatiguing way—and then astonish the world with your white hat and knapsack afterwards as much as you like— That coach I told you of, the Phenomenon leaves London every morning—about eight I believe—and brings you to Bury for the small sum of eight shillings outside—and fifteen inside—so Squire Cartwright1 informed me the other night we do not know where it starts from, but you will be able to ascertain in the Circus2 will you not? if we have warning in time we will meet you at Bury or if you choose to remain entirely free to the last moment you can come on to Ixworth—and walk the two miles—only do not dawdle— If you are coming why not come at once?—there is no time so good as the present— The weather may change any day—besides Charles3 is expected shortly and I cannot predict what novelties his advent may introduce into the manner of life at Troston—making it less to my taste and I should think also to yours— I have my visit to the Squires4 to tell you of—the first regular english country Squire I ever saw with my two eyes—and I should not care tho it be also the last—but in the sort of hurry I feel to get you—underway—I cannot enter on any other subject—I would not advise Babbie's coming now—just at the end of my visit—the pains would outrun the profit— Besides I declined the invitation for her on the score of her Fathers delicacy about visiting in strange houses— and it would look as if we did not know what we would be at to accept it voluntary now—
I will write to Babbie tomorrow— I believe I shall have to walk to Ixworth with this Mrs Buller says the horse must rest today—bless you 5
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This is the last letter I have from Troston. In a day or two more I went thither myself; walked abt, nothing loth (as far as Thetford one day), sometimes with escort, oftener with none. Made at last (mainly by Mrs Buller's contrivance, and delicate furtherance), 'till Charles shd come,' a riding tour into Cromwell's Country; whh did me much benefit in the future Book, and was abundtly impressive at the time, as indeed in memory it still is, strangely vivid in all its details at this day. Saw Hinchinbrook6 for the first [time], St. Ives, Godmanch[ester] (Ely, Soham, &c); from Godmanr to Cambridge trotted before a thundercloud always visible behind; whh came down in deluges half a minute after I got into the Hoop Hotel &c &c. Can have visited only abt 4 days (3 nights): can it be possible? I seem as if almost a denizen of that regn whh I never saw before or since.7


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Randall Collins Grimes
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Height: 6-4 Weight: 270 lbs.
Born: July 20, 1960 in Tyler, TX
High School: Robert E. Lee
College: Baylor (school history)
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2nd round (45th overall) of the 1983 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 38 (2462nd overall since 1950)
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United Press International (UPI) reported on Feb. 17, 2014 that Krispy Kreme introduced two new java flavor doughnuts to their doughnut menu for a limited time.
Krispy Kreme known for hot, steaming doughnuts, rolling off the conveyer belt, just made coffee lovers ecstatic with more caffeine to add to their day.
Coffee lovers can now get a double dose of their morning pick me up with a cup of coffee or flavored latte and a choice of coffee doughnuts in mocha Kreme or caramel coffee Kreme.
The Winston-Salem, N.C. based company also introduced a new latte drink of cinnamon dolce latte to their latte line.
The campaign of their decadent java doughnuts is to appeal to the coffee lover in you.
The company describes the mocha Kreme doughnut as a "moist yeast doughnut filled with a tasty blend of chocolate and coffee flavors, topped with mocha icing, a milk chocolate swirl and decorated with milk chocolate icing."
Their description of their caramel doughnut is a "decadent glazed treat topped with smooth caramel and coffee flavored icing, a mocha drizzle and a dollop of coffee Kreme."
These selected doughnuts will be available until March 30 at Krispy Kreme locations, unless Krispy Kreme fans make a strong demand for its permanent stay.


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College Hockey:Canada Wins Eighth Straight World Championship
U.S. Falls to 0-8 in Gold Medal Games
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — The names Cherie Piper and Gillian Apps didn't show up in the scoring summary of the gold medal game, but the Dartmouth sophomores did everything but score in lifting Canada to a 2-0 win over the U.S. to win their first World Championships in front of a sellout crowd of 10,508 at the Halifax Metro Centre.
Piper set up Canada's insurance goal in the second minute of the third period by blocking a shot in the defensive zone, rushing up ice, and putting the puck on net. U.S. goaltender and Brown alum Pam Dreyer stopped playing the puck when it was still live, permitting Canada defensemen Delaney Collins to stuff it home.
Minnesota sophomore Natalie Darwitz was the only U.S. college player to put a puck in the net this night, but unfortunately for the U.S., that shot at 15:39 of the third period bounced out of the net and the officials failed to call it goal. With no instant reply, there was no recourse.
Krissy Wendell, the other Minnesota sophomore on the U.S. team, was unable to play due to injuries suffered yesterday. Now it's the Dartmouth sophomores instead who get to relish their first championship.
"It's a totally different experience," said Piper contrasting this win with the 2002 Olympic gold win. "The feeling never gets old. You can't even describe it. It just feels great-winning it in Canada in front of all your family and friends and all the 10,000 people who were here tonight."
Piper's craftiness in stealing the puck was the impetus behind several Canadian scoring chances in the first period, including a couple two-on-ones. She performed one of the day's most outstanding physical feats in the second period when she dived to control a blueline-to-blueline pass, and still managed to rush the net and draw a penalty.
"That's what this game was about, everyone being unselfish and doing the little things, and [Piper] was outstanding," said Harvard alum Jennifer Botterill. "She created things, took the puck to the net, and she was great."
For her part, Botterill, the all-time top scorer in U.S. collegiate history, was named the tournament's most outstanding player and finished as its leading point scorer with three goals and nine assists. This is her second straight MOP honor, dating back to the last World Championship played in 2001 in Minneapolis.
Apps, Piper's linemate with both Canada and Dartmouth, was often the beneficiary of Piper's efforts.
"[Piper] played unbelievable and created so many chances for our line," Apps said. "She came to play today, all 60 minutes. When she's on her game, she's on her game, and she was definitely on tonight."
Apps, while not making the scoring summary, did make the penalty summary twice. But it was of no matter because the Canadian penalty kill played far better than it did on Saturday when it allowed two U.S. power play goals.
"I couldn't catch a break, but I was just so pumped to be playing in this game," Apps said.
Every Canadian had reason to be pumped this game. The stands were packed with flags, thunder sticks and Halifax spirit. The total attendance for the tournament of 94,001 shattered the previous record of 66,784. Even for a four-time champion like Botterill, this experience was something else.
"This so special, any time you have a world championship in your home country, and let alone in Halifax where you have this many people to support you," Botterill said. "This team has been so great, really. The girls came together, and it's been a long time coming after the cancellation last year. So you look around the room and I'm just so proud of everyone."
The crowd exploded to record decibel-levels when Danielle Goyette dropped a pass back to Hayley Wickenhesier at the left faceoff circle, and she fired the puck into the top right corner. Princeton alum Andrea Kilbourne was just a step late on the backcheck. The goal gave Canada a 1-0 lead as its edge in play finally showed on the scoreboard.
"We just brought passion today and played for 60 minutes, and I don't think we did that on Friday," Botterill said. "We brought that great Canadian pride that this team's all about."
The U.S. played with passion too, but it came up short for the eighth time.
"Everyone gave everything they had, that's all we could ask for," said U.S. captain Cammi Granato.
It was a tournament full of misfortunate for the U.S. down the stretch. The Americans were without both Krissy Wendell and Shelley Looney for the gold medal game. Julie Chu and Cammi Granato were both in and out of the lineup. With all those injuries, the U.S. showcased its depth.
"Other kids have to step up, and we saw a lot of positive things throughout our team's roll through the tournament," said U.S. coach Ben Smith.
The worst luck of all came in the third period, when there was no whistle in the third period, and the puck Darwitz put into the net was not reviewed.
"Women's hockey deserves to have instant reply," Granato said. "As athletes we deserve better."
Smith had not seen a replay immediately after the game and did not comment on it, although he did say he had expected the goal to be reviewed because he believed the arena had been wired for instant replay for World Juniors.
In the losing effort, the U.S. still picked up some hardware. Darwitz and Harvard captain Angela Ruggiero were named to the all-tournament team, as were Botterill and Pam Dreyer. Dreyer earned the media's vote for the all-tournament team, although it was Kim St. Pierre earning the tournament's most outstanding goalkeeper award for her shutout.
Ruggiero earned the honors for best defensemen. Jayna Hefford, who benefited mightily from linemates Botterill and UMD junior Caroline Ouellette, was the tournament's leading goal scorer and the most outstanding forward.
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