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Khazad-dûm Report: December 4, 1999
1999 Khazad-dûm Reading and Eating Meeting
Reported by Eleanor M. Farrell
Faithful members of Khazad-dûm, the San Francisco Bay Area discussion group, met on December 4th, 1999 for our annual Reading and Eating Meeting. Held each year in the Last Homely House of Redwood City, abode of our secretarial team Amy Wisniewski and Edith Crowe, the REM frequently serves as an unofficial start to the holiday season, as well as a festive gathering of friends who enjoy both food and books. This year proved no exception.
The edible offerings were numerous and varied — entrees of lasagna, turkey divan and beef in wine sauce were accompanied by bread, cranberries, sushi, and (of course) several different forms of chocolate. Mary Kay's rich but light saffron panna cotta admirably topped the dessert course. Cider and juices, hot or sparkling, kept our throats nimble for the round-robin performance of the second purpose of our party.
Not surprisingly, many of the chosen excerpts followed a food theme. David chose the feasting scene (during which each diner must eat his words) from Norman Juster's classic The Phantom Tollbooth, while Berni read the description from Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone (the first of J.K. Rowling's series) of Harry's first meal at Hogwarts. Pat contributed two droll sections from Jerome K. Jerome's Three Men in a Boat, one involving Irish stew and the other cheese. Ellie read excerpts of the awkward dinner conversation in Stephen Mitchell's retelling of The Frog Prince, as well as a short story by Hildifons Took, "Dragonet," involving beer crimes in Shire taverns. Mary Kay's potable theme contribution was an essay by Dave Langford from Fanthology describing some youthful experiences playing Fizz Buzz (a beer drinking game).
Cats are another popular topic of Khazad-dûm discussion; Amy read two stories from Bedtime Stories for Cats by Leigh Anne Jasheway, regaling us with the adventures of "Katpunzel" and of Alanis and her Magic Belly." Betsey contributed a millennial-themed poem by Ogden Nash; Frankie chose two descriptive passages from a Highlander novel.
Juster and Rowling were popular authors this year, with two readings each; Lisa chose the section where Milo and his companions jump to the island of Conclusions as well as a passage from a Harry Potter book. Tolkien was represented via Edith's selection of one of the Father Christmas letters. Finally, Betsey honored our hostesses with Tolkien's description of Bilbo and his companions' arrival at the Last Homely House from The Hobbit. Sated with food and literature, we bid each other goodnight and Happy Holidays.


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NBC Axes 'Revolution' and 'Dracula,' Renews 'Hannibal'
Hannibal will return next season on NBC, but the same can't be said for Revolution and Dracula.
Hannibal will return next season on NBC, but the same can't be said for Revolution and Dracula.
The Farscape creator talks with Spinoff about television deaths and planting the seeds for Revolution's third season.
The director will partner with John Legend for the Sony Pictures adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Alexandre Dumas' father.
At WonderCon Anaheim, showrunner Rockne S. O'Bannon and actors Elizabeth Mitchell and Stephen Collins previewed this season's final four episodes.
TV veteran Rockne S. O'Bannon teased fans of the beloved series with feature film plans while charing a panel with writers from "Arrow" and "Big Bang Theory."
You read that right: the Poison frontman and reality-show darling will bring his power to the power-free NBC series.
The cast and creators of Revolution appeared at Comic-Con International to tease new villains and a back-to-basics approach for the second season of NBC's hit sci-fi drama.
For its "Fan Favorites" panel at Comic-Con International, TV Guide brought together stars from the most popular, and most anticipated, series on television, from Clark Gregg and Tyler Hoechlin to Emily Bett Rickards and Danai Gurira.
Revolution stars stars Tracy Spiridakos and Billy Burke and co-executive producer David Rambo met with reporters at WonderCon to discuss the first season of NBC's post-apocalyptic drama.
Following a screening of the Revolution pilot at Fan Expo Canada, stars Billy Burke and Tracy Spiridakos discussed the new NBC sci-fi drama, the secrecy of executive producer J.J. Abrams and working with director Jon Favreau.
A New York City screening of the pilot for NBC's Revolution revealed an intriguing premise — world left without power 15 years after a mysterious calamity — undercut by disappointing production values and lackluster action sequences.
Almost two weeks before the television premiere of Revolution, NBC has released the pilot episode online. Created by Eric Kripke and produced by J.J. Abrams, the drama is set 15 years after a mysterious calamity renders every piece of technology on Earth inoperable.

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Have you noticed that little kids LOVE to dip?
In fact, who doesn't love to dip?
I find it so hard to avoid the dip section of the appetizer table. Most dips are made with dairy, which doesn't sit well with me anymore. Sometimes I have to physically pull my own hand away from the dip. Seriously. Even though I know it's not good for my tummy, I still really want to dip my cauliflower into that lovely little bowl of creamy goodness.
So what's my solution? I bring my own dip to parties. I have to, that's how much of a dipper I am. Hardcore, isn't it? I call it coping skills.
My all-time favourite dip is that nacho dip that everyone makes. You know the one. Sour cream and cream cheese layered with salsa and cheese. So easy and so yummy. My friends and I used to polish off a tray of nacho dip at our get-togethers. We wouldn't eat dinner, we'd just make apps and eat apps all night long.
The last time we got together was the first time I had seen these girls since going 100% dairy-free. I knew the nacho dip would take me down if I didn't come prepared. So I made my own with cashew sour cream. Seriously, it totally saved me.
But this isn't a nacho dip (though I suppose it could be). This is an amazingly creamy dip that I am so happy about. Trust me, you will love it! And so will anyone who finds themselves at the dip section of the appetizer table.
I've successfully made this creamy dip with both roasted butternut squash and roasted sweet potato. Oh so good. It even passed the "Mommy, what's this?" test.
Roasted Butternut Squash Dip
1 cup roasted butternut squash (roasted until soft) or sweet potato
1 tbsp mellow miso
¼ cup tahini
1 clove of garlic
salt and pepper to taste
2 tbsp parsley
Blend squash and garlic until smooth. Add tahini, miso, salt and pepper, and parsley. Whiz until combined.
Serve with veggies, as a sandwich spread, or with crackers.
Store in a sealed container in the fridge. Ours never lasts more than a day or two, but that's because we eat it up fast.
Have you tried my other dips?
White Bean Hummus
Roasted Carrot Hummus
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- And as always, this recipe is linked to Amy's Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays.
- This post is also linked to Gluten-Free Wednesdays at The Gluten-Free Homemaker


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The deadline to sign up for Obamacare has come and gone and millions of American's now have health insurance, but does this mean the battle is over? Does this mean everyone understands the law or better yet how to comply with the law? Of course not. One thing is for certain Obamacare is now the law of the land and it's not going away, no matter how much our leaders, you or I spend time bickering over it.
Just so everyone fully understands, Obamacare and the Affordable Care Act are the same thing. Yep, Covered California and the new Medi-Cal roll out for California residents is also part of the Affordable Care Act. No matter where you live or what your state may be calling it, its all the Affordable Care Act AKA Obamacare.
Millions of American's from all over the country scramble to meet the midnight deadline to avoid having to pay a penalty and according to President Obama today in a new conference Obamacare hit enrollment goal with 7.1 million sign-ups. This surprising last minute surge in sign ups is a complete victory for the White House after a shaky rollout of the plan that had many Republicans circling like sharks in bloody water, but in true Obama fashion, the POTUS and his administration were steadfast with moving forward despite a barrage of criticism from members of congress and even American's. Media outlets added fuel to the fire by reporting half truths about how Obamacare would destroy the country and force.
Today the POTUS spoke to the shaky start and even admitted that there were major problems with the rollout. He even said he is very sure there will be more problems to come, but said change never comes easy and how hard and even how long change can take. Millions of American's, myself included can now rest knowing that we have access to care and prevention.
Tonight, for the first time in in the history of this country people who have not had access to basic healthcare has changed and American's all over the country are embracing it. Many taking to social media to share their gratitude. "That's what the (law) is all about, making sure all of us and all our fellow citizens can count on the security of health care when we get sick," he said, adding "law is doing what it's supposed to do. It's working."
Kathleen Sebelius, Health of Human Services Secretary, told an Oklahoma TV station on Monday that insurers were reporting 80% to 90% had paid. Not included in the sign up total are the poor from many states with expanded Medicaid and Medi-Cal.
Bottom line is this, millions of American's now have basic health care and that will go a along way to shortening long wait times in emergency rooms all over the country. Those with preexisting conditions can not be turned away or be forced to meet a hefty deductible. Seniors no longer have to make choice of going without their medications. Millions of American's are now able to simply go to the doctor when they are sick instead of suffering though it home.


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Departing Chief Says the I.R.S. Is Losing Its War on Tax Cheats
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
Published: November 5, 2002
Preparing to step down tomorrow after five years, the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, Charles O. Rossotti, says the agency is steadily losing the war with tax cheats, especially the wealthiest and most sophisticated among them.
The Bush administration, which has yet to name a replacement for Mr. Rossotti, recognizes that tax cheating is widespread but says the I.R.S. is getting the right amount of money in its budget. And the administration stopped Mr. Rossotti from speaking his mind to Congress, according to three senior I.R.S. officials.
The officials said the oversight subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee was to have held its first hearing on sophisticated tax cheats on Oct. 1. But the hearing was called off at the request of Mr. Rossotti, who the officials said had been ordered by the Bush administration not to testify about his views that the I.R.S. cannot adequately enforce the law without annual budget increases that keep pace with the growing number of tax returns and the increasing sophistication of tax cheats.
Asked whether he had been muzzled, Mr. Rossotti, who had won wide praise in tax circles for bringing a culture of candor to the I.R.S., refused to comment. Asked why, he said, ''I am still a member of this administration.''
But Mr. Rossotti expressed his concerns in an interview. ''The tax system continues to grow in complexity, while the resource base of the I.R.S. is not growing and in real terms is shrinking,'' he said. ''Basically, demands and resources are going in the opposite direction.''
''This is systematically undermining one of the most important foundations of the American economy,'' he said.
In a report to a civilian oversight board created by Congress in 1998, Mr. Rossotti made his point with numbers that became public the day before the hearing was canceled.
The great majority of major tax cheats, in some categories four of five, will be allowed to get away without paying their full share because the I.R.S. lacks the money to enforce the law, Mr. Rossotti wrote.
Over all, the I.R.S. gets a budget of 41 cents per tax return, 10 percent less, after adjusting for inflation, than in 1997. Yet during those five years many sophisticated new techniques to evade taxes have come onto the market, sold by the nation's largest accounting firms and others. And Congress has enacted 293 changes in the tax law, imposed complex rules protecting taxpayer rights and demanded the diversion of many law enforcement resources to functions like answering telephone calls from taxpayers.
David Hariton, a corporate tax lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell, said tax avoidance has become so sophisticated that ''the government needs to devote 10 times as many resources as it does now if it wants to tax capital effectively.''
He said the additional spending would bring in many tens of dollars of tax for each dollar spent on law enforcement.
Because most I.R.S. resources are devoted to routine work like processing tax returns, the 10 percent reduction has meant a 28 percent decline in money for audits, investigations and collections, Mr. Rossotti wrote to the board.
''The I.R.S. is simply outnumbered,'' he wrote.
He said the I.R.S. needs to work 13.3 million cases in which documents, primarily from partnerships and similar entities that are used mostly by wealthy investors, do not match up with reports on individual tax returns. But the agency has the resources to pursue only a fifth of these cases.
In his report to the oversight board, Mr. Rossotti put the tax loss from that area alone at $7 billion annually. But in earlier reports to Congress the I.R.S. has used figures that could put the tax loss as high as $64 billion. Mr. Rossotti has said that every fifth dollar of partnership income is not showing up on tax returns.
He said the I.R.S. had also identified 82,100 taxpayers who used offshore accounts to evade taxes, but could pursue only 17,000 of them. He estimated the annual tax loss at $447 million, or less than $7,000 for each taxpayer, a modest figure when compared with his previous estimates of multibillion dollar losses. Jack Blum, an I.R.S. consultant, has estimated that offshore evasion alone costs the government $70 billion annually.
To close the law enforcement gap this year, Mr. Rossotti said, the I.R.S. needs $1.9 billion -- an increase of 51 percent for its enforcement budget -- and authority to hire 29,306 more people, on top of the 48,000 it already has in compliance and enforcement.
In addition, he wrote, at a bare minimum the agency needs a 2 percent increase, above inflation, each year just to keep pace with growth in the tax system.
News reports about what Mr. Rossotti wrote to the oversight board infuriated officials in the Office of Management and Budget, who insisted he make no other public comments contrary to the administration's view that the I.R.S. budget is adequate and that he say nothing about future budgets, according to senior I.R.S. officials.
The I.R.S. is getting a 4.8 percent increase in its law enforcement budget, to $3.7 billion, this year, Mitchell B. Daniels Jr., director of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote last month to Senator Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Senator Baucus had written Mr. Daniels in September asking whether the I.R.S. had enough money to enforce the law.


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Some people think that life experiences are more valuable than possessions.
Here are some examples:
Cody McKibben is an entrepreneur, currently promoting voluntarism and helping the less fortunate in Thailand.
Dave and Deb are currently traveling through India, having biked from Egypt to South Africa - climbing Kilimanjaro along the way.
DeeAnne White is a financial professional who spent six months in Europe and has already booked trips for South Africa, France and Barbados Nd left for London last week.
What do these people have in common? They are all young, in their 20's, 30's and 40's and they are what Tim Ferriss, the bestselling author of 4 Hour Work Week calls the New Rich, people who measure their riches in life experiences, instead of their possessions. They have mastered the art of Lifestyle Design.
McKibben graduated from Cal State, then went to work for them. He learned to build websites and code WordPress blogs, and started a freelance consulting business doing that. Realizing that he can run his business from practically anywhere in the world, he pursued his dream of travel and moved to Thailand. He saw the poverty and jumped in to help.
White, on the other hand built a successful career in the field of finances, and when her children were grown, decided to pack up and travel the world.
Dave and Deb were drawn to each other in college because of their love for adventure. This Canadian couple has their work experience in the film industry and is currently using that to their advantage by traveling and producing sellable content to generate income.
Rather than following the traditional model of work and save, to enjoy the fruits of one's labor someday, they have designed their careers in such a way that they can enjoy their lives while they are young, instead of waiting till they are too old to do so.
So what are you waiting for?
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Airports are stressful enough, so we can't imagine the added anxiety that dodging from the paparazzi creates. Sandra Bullock remains cool and collected while she boards a plane with her biker hubby. Her satin sundress paired with a lightweight jean jacket hints at a possible (and much-needed) vacation. We've never imagined ourselves in something like a Lucky Brand Jeans Adelaide Denim Jacket ($99), but once we saw this pic of Sandy we instantly got fashion inspiration! Now that kind of celeb style is worth its weight in gold.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Founded: Longwood University, 1898
Installed at Baker: Sigma chapter, 1912
Colors: Blue and steel gray
Flower: White violet
Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Education and Awareness
Nickname: Zetas
Social event: Court of Themis Ball
Address: 503 Ninth St.
Chapter Website | National Website
Who is a Zeta Tau Alpha? She is an athlete, a writer, a leader, a musician and a scholar. Most important, she is a sister and a friend. In continuing the precedent set by their founders in 1898, Zetas can be found throughout the campus participating in a wide variety of activities and always having fun.
Members of Zeta Tau Alpha retain their individuality while participating in the sorority to create a strong bond of love and sisterhood. As a whole, they are firmly committed to advancement through service and philanthropic activities, including cleaning up local highways, participating in the Relay for Life, and working at Worlds of Fun Amusement Park to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
In addition to being active on campus and in the community, Zetas enjoy taking part in social activities. The Barn Party, Informal, and Court of Themis Ball are just a few of the yearly events planned by Zeta Tau Alpha. Graduation does not bring an end to participation. Alumnae of Sigma Chapter remain active by advising collegiate members and improving the house. During the brief time that Zetas spend at Baker, a special love is formed that binds them together, making Zeta Tau Alpha truly a lifelong experience.
At the 2008 Zeta Tau Alpha Convention in Tucson, Ariz., Baker University's chapter received the following awards:
- Activities Award—Small Campus Division
- Crown Chapter Award
- Quota Total Award
- Financial Excellence Award


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The drone farmer arrest in North Dakota is gaining national attention because it is the first case in which live video surveillance from a large Predator drone was used to arrest an alleged cattle-stealing farmer and his three sons, reported Fox News on Jan. 28, 2014.
The conflict between farmer Rodney Brossart, his three sons -- Thomas, Alex and Jacob, all in their 20s -- and authorities began in 2011 after a neighbor's three cows and their calves had strayed on to Rodney Brossart's 3,600-acre farm.
As state District Judge Joel Medd adequately expressed the matter, "this case should have never happened. Chalk it up to stubbornness, to stupidity, to being at odds with your neighbors or any combination of those. We should never have been here if the cows would have just been returned."
But where stubbornness prevails, a Predator drone comes in.
The day police officers appeared on Rodney Brossart's farm with a search warrant in order to arrest him for allegedly stealing his neighbor's cattle (a felony with a top sentence of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine), Rodney Brossart and his three sons threatened and fought the officers in an armed standoff.
According to a Grand Forks Herald report, "the unusual case attracted wide attention because Nelson County Sheriff Kelly Janke took up the U.S. Border Patrol's offer of live video surveillance from a large drone of Brossart's three sons before arresting them at their farm southeast of Lakota the day after he was arrested."
The arrest of the farmer's three sons with the help of the Predator drone came finally to an end in the courtroom on Tuesday. Following a plea deal, state District Judge Joel Medd sentenced Rodney Brossart's three sons to one year of probation for menacing law enforcement officers. Their father was sentenced to three years.
Even though Judge Medd rendered the use of the Predator drone in order to arrest the farmer and his three sons "irrelevant" to the cattle-stealing case, criminals beware – the sky is watching.
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"Someone once helped me heal from an emotional trauma and I loved the results. I didn't realize how much unyielding relief I felt," says Linda Fisher-Piccolo. "It made such a difference and I couldn't wait to share that with others."
Fisher-Piccolo is an Emotional Freedom Technique, or EFT, teacher and Reiki master based in Sterling Heights, Michigan. While employed in the robotics industry, she realized that "left brain" thinking was not what she wanted for her life. Instead, she wanted to do "work that feeds the inner me." After taking a one-year sabbatical and learning about different healing modalities such as Reiki, Fisher-Piccolo found and embraced the benefits of EFT.
EFT is designed to remove the effects of negative emotions in the body through the application of a Universal healing aid available to everyone. Using "needleless" acupuncture points ("acu-tap") to affect the body's energy meridians, or "lines" of energy flowing through the body, EFT allows a person to address emotional, physical and spiritual concerns before and after they manifest themselves in the body. A simple tapping pattern, typically starting with the forehead and moving down to the chest and hand, along with affirmations are used within EFT.
Gary Craig, originator of the Emotional Freedom Technique, says on his website that, "You use the same basic procedure for your fear of public speaking as you do for improving your golf score. You can also use it for everything from the common cold to multiple sclerosis (consult your physician, of course)."
Linda Fisher-Piccolo says that EFT can be practiced alone, with a teacher or guide, and in groups. You do not have to verbalize your problem in order to do EFT, but Fisher-Piccolo suggests, "Your first experience with EFT should be with an experienced practitioner, but after that you can really use it on your own."
Easy to learn and practice, this method has begun to be studied and approved by physicians. In fact, the main EFT organization, found at EmoFree.com, boasts 13 MDs on its EFT Advisory Board. However, it should be noted that EFT should not be sought as a substitute for professional medical advice. Fisher-Piccolo notes that, while she does not specifically refer clients to doctors, therapists, etc., she supports them seeking multiple paths to wellness.
In fact, Fisher-Piccolo stated that the one service she will recommend in tandem with EFT is massage therapy. She notes, based on her husband Brian Piccolo's experience as a massage therapist, that clients sometimes experience an emotional release during massage. That is to say, they may have tears or other feelings (from sadness to fear to happiness) emerge as a massage therapist is working on their tissues. This link between the body and the mind can be explored further with EFT after the massage session and may be released.
Fisher-Piccolo suggests that, while anyone is a good candidate for healing through EFT, those who feel hurt or sadness when they think of a specific event, even years after they have "forgiven" the offending party, are not actually healed and are great candidates for healing through EFT. Citing the law of attraction, she notes that when we have unresolved hurts, they send out vibrations that "call to the Universe" to bring you more of those disappointments. She notes an event from her own background stating, "I had an incident where I was hurt when I was younger. I said I forgave the person, but each time I thought of the offense it hurt all over again. Through EFT I was able to heal my emotions from this incident. When I think of it now, it doesn't hurt and I don't feel sorry for myself. I essentially forgot what it even was."
If you are interested in learning more about EFT, you can take one of Linda Fisher-Piccolo's workshops in Metro Detroit. She has an office in Sterling Heights for clients who wish to come to her, but she is also available for consultations around the world via telephone and Skype. New and existing clients can learn more about EFT, Reiki, or the Yuen Method via her website, Inner Light Services.


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Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen deliver an all-new issue of All-New X-Men as part of the new Marvel NOW! line.
The Trial of Jean Grey kicks off this issue with Jean Grey, who has been abducted by the Shi'ar Empire, has been placed on trial for the cataclysmic crimes of her future self. On the edge of deep space, the young mutant and original host of the Phoenix Force pleads for her life amidst alien races who would see her destroyed! As her fellow X-Men and new allies the Guardians of the Galaxy race across the stars to her aid, will they arrive in time or will it be too late?
Step into court for the trial of the century with an ending so shocking you'll have to see it to believe it and grab your copy of All-New X-Men # 23 when it hits stores in February. While you will have to wait a bit to grab your copy, you can take a sneak peek of the issue here now.
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YIELD: 12 servings
4 2" meatballs, cut into ¼" slices
6 mozzarella balls, cut in half
½ cup red pepper vinegar
Parmesan cheese shavings, to garnish
For the breading:
12 round croutons (made with bread and a small, circular cookie cutter)
¼ cup fresh parsley, chopped
¼ cup chives, chopped
1/8 cup fresh basil, chopped
1 Tbsp. thyme, chopped
2 tbsps. olive oil
salt and pepper, to taste
1. Chop all the herbs and mix together with the olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Set aside.
2. With a peeler, make 12 Parmesan shavings by pressing the peeler firmly against the Parmesan wedge and pulling down (like peeling a potato). Reserve the shavings in the refrigerator.
3. Cut bread into circles with a cookie cutter and lightly toast them in a pan with a sprinkle of olive oil.
4. Preheat a separate pan over medium heat, add olive oil and place the meatball slices into the pan.
5. Once first side is slightly browned, flip meatball slices over and place one halved mozzarella ball on each. Cover pan and reduce to low heat, about 4 minutes.
6. While mozzarella melts, coat each crouton with the fresh herb mix and drizzle with red pepper vinegar.
7. Remove meatball slices from pan, place on top of croutons and finish with an additional drizzle of vinegar.
Photo and recipe: Mange
YIELD: 12 servings


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Odyssey of the Mind aims to teach students how to solve problems creatively with a maximum of seven students per team. Jenny Zachry is the Utah Odyssey of the Mind association director, and she said the students must learn to work as a team to solve one of the six problems they are presented with every year.
This year's problems were Driver's Test, the Not-So-Haunted House, It's How We Rule, the Stackable Structure, Seeing is Believing and The World's First Art Festival. The teams are presented with a cost limit to build the sets and props they use during a performance in which they solve one of the problems.
While the teams did not place at World Finals, Weilenmann School of Discovery's Division I elementary school team won one of only four OMER Awards granted at the competition. The Not-So-Haunted House team was led by Heather Campbell, and Zachry said they won the award for the creative way they recovered from their backdrop falling down on them as they performed.
"Instead of freaking out, one of the kids yelled, 'Hurricane!' and the rest caught on and went with it," she said. "I love what the program said about them, which was that they 'turned what should have been a tragedy into one of the funniest skits of the day.
Utah's Odyssey of the Mind program is only five years old, and Zachry said being exposed to all the great teams, skits and props at World Finals will help the young program to grow and improve. Students were encouraged to walk around the competition and learn from other teams whose programs have been around much longer than Utah's.
The teams were also paired up with a "Buddy Team," including one from Togo in West Africa. They spent time with the international students throughout the competition and participated in a "cultural exchange." Students from Weilenmann offered them gifts from Park City, and they received gifts from West Africa.
Zachry said one of the Park City team members called the competition the "Olympics for the Nerds" due to the grand-scale opening ceremonies. Over 10,000 people were at the event which presented each "delegation" to the audience.
"You can tell kids there will be between 10,000 and 15,000 people, but they had no idea what that really meant until they actually saw it," Zachry said. "Their faces, wide-eyed and shocked, were the best part. They had so much fun."
Pin-trading is a big part of the competition, she said, and got students out of their comfort zones and meeting people from all over the world in order to collect as souvenirs.
Zachry added that the Odyssey of the Mind program not only teaches students how to be creative and become problem-solvers but also gives students not involved in sports a competitive outlet.
"Park City offers its students so many opportunities for events like this for athletic purposes, but to see the kids have something like this where they can compete in an academic program is great," she said. "I don't think they get enough opportunities like these, so to see them enjoy it and watch the program grow is a wonderful thing."
There were several teams in Park City this year at Jeremy Ranch Elementary, Parley's Park Elementary, Trailside Elementary, Ecker Hill Middle School and Weilenmann School of Discovery, but Zachry said she would love to see more teams next year from each school in the district.
The way teams are established, Zachry said, is by a parent or community member who leads up a school or community program team. For more information on how to start a team, contact Jenny Zachry at firstname.lastname@example.com or 435-659-5357. Program information is also available at www.utahodyssey.org or www.facebooklcom/utahodyssey.


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|Pharmacodynamic variables of enrofloxacin were investigated in a neutropenic mouse Escherichia coli and staphylococcal thigh infection model. Enrofloxacin pharmacokinetics in clinically normal mice and dogs were compared to confirm that doses evaluated in the mouse model would include enrofloxacin doses appropriate for use in dogs. Mice were made neutropenic by treatment with cyclophosphamide and injected in the thigh muscle with approximately 10(6) colony-forming units of E coli (n = 2) or a staphylococcal (n = 2) clinical isolate. Enrofloxacin dosages tested ranged from 0.78 to 50 mg/kg of body weight and 6.25 to 200 mg/kg in the E coli and staphylococcal infection trials, respectively. In each 24-hour dosage trial, enrofloxacin was administered SC as a single dose or in divided doses given every 3, 6, or 12 hours. Comparison of log10 colony-forming units per thigh muscle in untreated control mice and mice treated with enrofloxacin was used as a measure of efficacy. Two-way ANOVA was used to determine that the enrofloxacin total dose, but not the dose frequency, was significant in determining drug efficacy. Pharmacokinetic values analyzed by use of multivariant stepwise linear regression analysis indicated that the area under the concentration-time curve, but not time above minimum inhibitory concentration, was significant in predicting efficacy of enrofloxacin treatment. We conclude that enrofloxacin killing of E coli and staphylococci is concentration dependent and not time dependent.
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Kaufman Earns Trip to Senior Bowl
January 13, 1997
LUBBOCK, Texas -- Texas Tech All-America offensive lineman Ben Kaufman has been selected to play in the 1997 Senior Bowl all-star football game, scheduled for Satuday, January 18 in Mobile, Ala.
Kaufman, a 6-5, 277-pound offensive tackle from Edinburg, Texas, started 36-straight games for the Red Raiders, including all 12 this season at left tackle. He was the only offensive lineman to start all 12 games at the same position for the Red Raiders this season and was instrumental in helping tailback Byron Hanspard rush for over 2,000 yards and win the Doak Walker Award.
A four-year letterman, Kaufman was one of only two true freshmen to make the travel squad in offensive line coach Ted Unbehagen's career. This past season, he was named a third-team All-America by the Associated Press and was a first-team all-Big 12 Conference selection by the Associated Press and the Dallas Morning News. League coaches voted Kaufman to the Big 12 second-team.
Texas Tech finished the season with a 7-5 record and played in the Builders Square Alamo Bowl. Kaufman is one of only a handful of seniors to have played in a school-record four-straight post-season bowl games for the Red Raiders.
Kaufman is the second Red Raider to be invited to play in a post-season all-star game. Offensive guard Casey Jones will play in the Hula Bowl, slated for Sunday, Jan. 19 in Honolulu, Hawaii.


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April 2013
Hey there everyone- we just wanted to let you know that Win's brand new album "Lost Girl Found" (which has been for sale exclusively at Solas concerts for the last few weeks) is just now available to purchase online. The physical album is available through Cdbaby and as a download at cdbaby and iTunes. See links above!! It is a really great album that was recorded and produced by Donogh Hennessy in Dingle, Co. Kerry and myself and Colm were really delighted to be asked to guest on it- also appearing are Trevor Hutchinson (Bass), Damien Mullane(Accordion), Seamus Egan (Banjo/Whistles), Chico Huff (Bass), Catriona McKay (Harp) and Mike "SloMo" Brenner (Lap steel/ Dobro). Fans of Win's singing are also in for a special treat or two…… It was a pleasure for us to be involved and to get to play and hang out with such great musicians- Thanks Win and heartfelt congrats! We are very proud of you! x
Please be sure to visit and keep up with Win at her own website too at www.winhoran.com
October 2013
We are really looking forward to playing at the Austin Celtic festival next weekend. Colm O Caoimh is currently on tour in New Zealand but we're delighted to be joined by our very own Eamon McElholm of Solas for the weekend. Austin is such a great music town and we always love to get down that way. Check out the festival line up at www.austincelticfestival.com Can't wait!!!!
TRIO play the American Folk Festival in Bangor Maine.
We are delighted to have been invited to play at the prestigious American Folk Festival in Bangor Maine this weekend Aug 23/24/25. This is a wonderful festival organised each year by the National Council for the Traditional Arts (NCTA) For a full list of artists performing and the weekend schedule, please check out www.americanfolkfestival.com It's great to be back in the beautiful state of Maine!
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Welcome to the home of MCAULEY, HORAN (SOLAS) and O CAOIMH (CALADH NUA) on the web! We are delighted to announce the release of our new album "SAILING BACK TO YOU" which is now available ! It is a collection of traditional and original songs and instrumentals which includes everything from haunting songs and airs to high- octane reels and jigs- we do hope you enjoy it.
Please join our mailing list for free exclusive downloads, regular updates and news of upcoming gigs and events.
We are delighted to announce that, following the success of the new release, we have signed up with TG2 Artists for representation in the U.S. as our booking agent. For all booking enquiries in North America please contact www.tg2artists.com
Also, please check out the dates for the upcoming November run on the TOUR page of this site. We are really looking forward to getting back out there to play you some new tunes and songs so hopefully we'll be showing up somewhere in your neck of the woods! Or, if not, please let your friends know if they live near any of the gigs!!!!
More good news on the way soon……………….!!!
MICK MCAULEY and WINIFRED HORAN are both long-time members of Irish- American supergoup SOLAS who have recorded ten albums to worldwide critical acclaim and have been praised by the Boston Herald as "The Best Irish traditional band in the world". (check out www.solasmusic.com)
We are so grateful to have also received such a fantastic reaction to Winifred and Mick's debut duet album "Serenade" (Compass Records) all the way back in 2006 (where does the time go???), We were delighted with all the great reviews we received from the music press but even happier with the warmth with which it was received by the many fans we got to meet after all the amazing shows we've gotten to play, both as SOLAS and as a duet over the years since. Thanks so much to you all who have encouraged us over the years to record a follow up and after a long and winding road, IT"S FINALLY HERE!!!!
For "SAILING BACK TO YOU" Mick and Win have teamed up with the amazing young dynamic Guitarist, Colm O Caoimh. who is a native of The Marble City of Kilkenny, Ireland. Colm and Mick have known and played with each other for several years in various informal sessions and gigs in Ireland. So it was a natural decision to ask Colm to be involved and we were delighted he was up for it!!!
Colm is one of the most naturally gifted and masterful guitarists in any genre of music today and brings a fresh unbridled energy to the up-tempo reels and jigs but also a sweet sensitivity to the gentler tracks on SAILING BACK TO YOU.
Please check out some of the audio sample clips here and we hope you enjoy the album.
We'll endeavour to keep the site current and will post reviews and reactions to the new album as they come.
And thank you all for continuing to support live independent music- it is only with your support that we can continue to record and tour playing folk music- hopefully we'll see soon along the way in your part of the world!


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Jeffrey W. Randle, age 42, of Ulysses, Kansas died Sunday, December 2, 2012 at his home in Ulysses, Kansas. He was born January 30, 1970 in Ulysses, Kansas, the son of James H. and Marilyn (King) Randle. Jeff attended Ulysses schools and graduated from Shawnee Mission West High School then obtained a degree in Political Science from Washburn University. Jeff served in the U.S. Navy. He worked for Social Rehabilitation Services and Western Prairie Care Home in the activities department. Jeff enjoyed caring for and training dogs. He is survived by one son, Dylan Miller of New York; parents, James H. and Marilyn Randle of Ulysses, Kansas; brother, Reverend Cameron Randle of Accomac, Virginia; sisters, Barbara Symonds and Beverly Roth both of Denver, Colorado; beloved nieces, Rachael Roth, Angelica Garcia, Jordan Haskel; and nephew, Carter Haskel. Frank, one of Jeff's many canine companions over the years, also survives. He is preceded in death by his grandparents. Family will greet friends Thursday, December 6, 2012 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM at Garnand Funeral Home Chapel in Ulysses, Kansas with the eulogy presented at 7:00 PM by Reverend Cameron Randle. Inurnment will be held at a later date at the Ulysses Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to Colorado Pug Rescue in care of Garnand Funeral Home, 405 W. Grant Ave, Ulysses, KS 67880.
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On April 18, we attended a fabulous Tribeca Film Festival pre-reception for the film "Match." The intimate event was held at Supper Suite by STK and was presented by FIJI Water, Murvidedro Bodegas and Maestro Dobel Tequila. The film was written and directed by Stephen Belber and stars Matthew Lillard, Carla Gugino and Patrick Stewart, all of whom attended the party. It is an adaptation of Belber's play of the same name, which audiences enjoyed on Broadway. We spoke with the film's star Matthew Lillard and producers Matt Ratner and David Permut at the event. Check out our exclusive interviews below:
Matthew Lillard stars in the film. He took some time to chat with us about his role.
Tell me about how you got involved with the film.
Matthew: I directed a movie with the producers and we got along great. It takes a certain kind of spirit ... it takes the right kind of energy and attitude to do a movie of this budget level, which is very small, and they gave me the opportunity to come along and play.
Tell me a little bit about your character.
My character is the guy who accompanies his wife to interview Patrick Stewart's character about his past and his history. Through the course of the film, surprises are unveiled, and things happen.
Tell me about creating that relationship with Carla and developing it on screen.
It's easy, you look at her and she's divinely beautiful, and an exquisite human being and you sort of fall in love with her, she's a dear friend of mine now, and it's easy to pretend when someone is A. talented B. so kind and gracious C. beautiful.
Tell me about being in scenes with the legendary Sir Patrick Stewart, what's that like?
One of the single most greatest experiences of my life as an actor has been to spend time with him on set. I have distinct memories of this production that I will hold dear to my heart for the rest of my life. That is the absolute God's honor truth. In Hollywood, you have BS about experiences but he, Carla, myself and Belber, the director had one of those things that when you dream about being an actor, this movie is that kind of experience.
Tell me about working with Stephen.
The film is so collaborative and I thought he was really gracious and his ability to let us play and create characters anew. Ray Liotta played my character originally on Broadway, and obviously we are very different men, very different actors, so he was amazing at letting us find these characters anew.
Is there an upcoming project you'd like to share?
My number one thing is that I'm on a show called "The Bridge," I was supposed to die in episode 6 and I was supposed to die in episode 10, and I was lucky enough to come back for the second year and they didn't kill me, so that's been great. That starts to air in June and we're working on it now, I'm really, really proud of that one.
We also spoke with producers Matt Ratner and David Permut.
Tell me how did you come to take the play and make it a film?
David: So I saw the play on Broadway, Tony Nominated play and I fell in love. It was wonderful on stage and I thought it lent itself to be opened up theatrically and it took us a little while to really figure it all out and we're delighted, we think we have a gem of movie and the cast really elevates the play. Stephen's a great writer, the material was always great, and the cast was a terrific cast.
Tell me about collaborating with Stephen?
David: Stephen is one of the most collaborative writers.
Matt: That was something that was unique about this whole process, is that we were sitting around in the screening room after the first cut of the film came in, and making movies isn't easy even when it's easy, and I'm looking around there were a half dozen to a dozen people in the room and after going through this process, we all still liked and respected each other and that's unusual ... The entire process from beginning to end was one with really a level of camaraderie and mutual respect and made it worth it.
Tell me about the production process?
David: We shot it in New York, which is always great to shoot in the city. We shot all over the place, at Juilliard. As a matter of fact some of the graduating class at Juilliard, some of the students are part of the film. Patrick is coaching them, he coaches at Juilliard so we shot there, I think it's an elegant looking film because it's New York with all its glory.
Tell me about seeing Patrick Stewart bringing this character to life in the film.
David: It's a larger than life character, it's multi-layered and multi-dimensional, it has a great sense of drama in this movie, but he also has a playfulness and a wittiness in terms of his character and his persona, so he brings all that and everything else to the screen.
Matt: There's a level of nuance that he brings to it that's really special. It's a complex character and it's one that ... you root for him and you identify with him in a way that I think is a real testament to him, and you're watching him and Matt and Carla who are also brilliant in the film, there's something really wonderful as a producer about letting pros do what they do and create magic and you kind of just get out of the way and make sure you don't screw it up and to watch the three of them, led by Stephen's direction, was really special.
Any upcoming projects?
David: We're working on something together again, and I have a picture that starts shooting soon with Ben Stiller.
Matt: The film I just wrapped is called "Manson Family Vacation," which we're editing now, it's a wonderful movie with Jay Duplass and Linas Phillips and J. Davis is the writer/director, it's everything you would expect from a film called "Manson Family Vacation."
Supper Suite by STK is hosting many fabulous events this festival. One highlight was the official cast party for Angus MacLachlan's Tribeca Film Festival film "Goodbye to All That." Director Angus MacLachlan was joined by cast members and guests Anna Camp, Paul Schneider, Ashley Hinshaw, Melanie Lynskey, and Topher Grace. They sampled steak tartare and avocado, mini sliders and spring rolls and drank Dobel Ginger Gimlets, Black Diamond Margaritas and Dobel Sunrises along with a full range of Murviedro still and sparkling wines and Fiji Water. Films "About Alex," "Gabriel," and "Match" had a Tribeca Press Day at The Carlton Hotel, which was hosted with Fiji Water and Dobel Tequila.


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Today. I passed my NRA "Conceal Carry" course. It was like I couldn't miss the 5 1/2 inch target circle. In order to pass the course I had to hit a target 5 times from 21 feet away.
My instructor had me put 5 rounds in the magazine. For the first shot, she had me do something with the Taurus PT1911 handgun which made me waste my first shot. I don't even fully remember what she had me do. I felt that the gun wasn't loaded, but it was. The way I would usually shoot single rounds was to load the magazine with one round, put the magazine in the gun, cock the gun, aim and press the trigger.
Question: My gun is for defense purposes only! How often should I go the shooting range for practice. Would once a year be enough, or can I get away with not going to the range for years. Seriously, I'm a busy person and feel I don't need that much practice. I just have to press the trigger slowly if I have to. I have 800 rounds of target ammo which took more than two weeks to reach me though my gun dealer.
My handgun shot about 80 rounds since its last cleaning. Should I clean it again. Is it due if I'm not planning on using it a lot. I'm going to clean it tomorrow to make sure I know how. I'm planning on not shooting a lot. I do need the cleaning practice. My gun dealer showed me once, and if I have problems I can see him again. When he cleaned my gun, the spring popped out and hit my eyebrow. He was scared of that happening. The trick for me is to remove the frame (slide) I have to pull it (jerk it) way way back over the hammer, I guess! To put the frame back on, I have to push down a weird pin near the hammer and jerk it back on in the reverse direction.
What are some practical ways I can use my conceal carry permit.
Here's my application for a conceal carry permit in Virginia. I'm going to fill it out tomorrow and take it to the police station next week.
The Conceal Carry course had overlap wih my NRA Handgun First Steps Orientation course. Should I take the NRA Personal Protection in the Home course.


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Below are quick results from Wednesday's TNA live event in Dublin, Ireland:
* Eric Young, Ivan Minnock & Joseph Park b. EC3 & Rockstar Spud
* Madison Rayne & ODB b. Gail Kim & Lei'D Tapa w/Velvet Sky as special guest referee.
* Gunner b. Bobby Roode. Kurt Angle came out to save Gunner from a post-match attack, giving Roode the Angle Slam.
* TNA X Division Champion Austin Aries b. Chris Sabin & Samoa Joe
* TNA Tag Team Champions BroMans w/DJ Zema b. Christopher Daniels & Kazarian
* TNA Champion Magnus b. James Storm
* Mr. Anderson b. Bully Ray in a Tables Match


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By April Wilkerson Writer, OU College of Medicine,
With equal parts encouragement, congratulations and humor, the OU College of Medicine Class of 2012 was sent forth to their residency programs with the official title of "Doctor."
Executive Dean M. Dewayne Andrews, M.D., numerous faculty and administrative members and a Civic Center nearly full of well-wishers feted the 165 graduates on May 26. The traditional hooding ceremony and Oath for the Profession of Medicine was combined with humorous memories and a charge to stay connected as College of Medicine alumni.
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"You've learned the necessity of lifelong learning, the meaning of professionalism and the very special nature of the bond between a patient and a physician," Andrews said. "The OU College of Medicine is a special place – a place where your lives have been transformed and they have been made richer. In years to come, you're going to find that the memories you have developed here will always tie you to this institution and to those who have taught you and to those who have nurtured, shared and encouraged your dreams."
Herman Jones, Ph.D., the associate dean for student affairs and the James H. Little, M.D., Chair in Neurology, was the students' pick for commencement speaker, and his well-known blend of wit and inspiration didn't disappoint.
Employing the technique sotto voce ("soft voice"), Jones not-so-subtly pointed out the class clown, the devoted scholars and the compassionate students who rallied around their peers. He also reminded them of the magnitude of what they had achieved as medical students: 29,744 pages of reading in the first two years alone; daily studying of six to eight hours outside a full day in the classroom; and 13,600 diseases and disorders to master, or at least recognize. The weight of their work continued in the third and fourth years with an intense clinical time designed to transform knowledge into wisdom and intellectual interest into compassion.
"You, the Class of 2012, have demonstrated the capacity to learn," Jones said. "Given the explosion of information in medicine, this will serve you well. As importantly, you've demonstrated an ability to support, protect and care.
"Yours will be a career marked by great changes in medicine, judging by the dramatic shifts in the last 50 years," Jones said. "You will soon have at your disposal more than 6,000 medicines to prescribe, but be aware that in the United States last year, more people died from prescription drugs than illegal drugs. You will have the ability to perform more than 4,000 different procedures and surgeries, but be mindful that for the 30 million of these every year, a significant number of people will have complications and extended hospital stays that provoke readmissions and even death.
"I charge you to become a positive force for your patients and to do everything in your power to labor for the weak and the pitiful as well as for the affluent and the powerful. I urge you to stay humble in your professional lives and to continue to learn from your patients, your faculty and your peers."


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ALL HALLOWS EVE 2012 – GUEST AUTHOR: Cornelia Funke "Halloweenish Things" & Giveaway (ends 31/10/12)
Halloweenish Things
There was no Halloween in Germany when I grew up. I was sure it was only a strange ritual that you saw in movies which of course didn't exist in the real world. When I moved to Los Angeles I had no idea that October grows spider webs in every hedge, skulls on the lawns, gravestones and dead pirates hanging from apple trees. I had never seen a rotting corpse crawling around in a front yard, a dead witch glued to the wall of a rather nice looking house. I had never carved a pumpkin or dressed up on October 31st. But here I was, and everyone around me whispered: "Halloweeeeen!!!!" smiling as happily as a German child on Christmas!
It sometimes still feels as if I stepped into one of the movies I watched on a black & white TV as a child! Spotted with some blood of course. But I have a very good Halloween teacher. My Cuban assistant (and friend) Angie is so obsessed with Halloween that she has her costumes planned for at least three years. Last year she had a knife stuck in her forehead and this year she is determined to dress up her dog.
Halloween. How did I ever live without it? How was it possible to feel the cold breath of autumn and not see the Dead rise from their graves. How did I live through so many darkening autumn days without seeing the witches in the trees and dark elves haunting the forest behind our house? Halloween taught me that all these creatures have their countries and local origins as much as we do. Each region of this planet breeds its very own winter spirits. Sometimes they are as cheerful as the skeletons dancing on the graves in Mexico on El Dia de los Muertos – maybe the good weather does miracles even for the Dead – and sometimes they are almost forgotten like the spirits that for sure once haunted cold German autumn nights! Looking at Ireland, England, Wales and Scotland I think these wet grounds breed an especially rich crowd of Halloween creatures. A writer could spend seven life times telling their stories but then…..it is of course even more fun to meet them trick and treating in a dark street right in front of your door!:)
Happy Halloween from Los Angeles, where the ghosts speak both English and Spanish! In fact they speak 128 languages here!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Cornelia Funke is the New York Times bestselling author of the Inkheart trilogy (Chicken House), Reckless and a whole host of popular children's novels and picture books. She has sold over 10 million books worldwide, with over 7 million of those books in the English language. Born in 1958 in the German town of Dorsten, Cornelia initially worked as an illustrator but soon began writing her own stories. Cornelia lives with her family in LA in a house full of books. (Photo © Gillian Crane)
ABOUT THE BOOK: A thrilling tale of bravery, friendship… and ghosts. Eleven-year-old Jon Whitcroft never expected to enjoy boarding school. But then he never expected to be confronted by a pack of vengeful ghosts, or become a modern-day chapter in an ancient feud either. And then he meets Ella, a quirky new friend with a taste for adventure… Together, Jon and Ella must work to uncover the secrets of a centuries-old murder, while being haunted by ghosts intent on revenge. So when Jon summons the ghost of the late knight Longespee for his protection, there's just one question – can Longespee really be trusted?
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It's almost time to grab your cha-cha heels, because this weekend the Purple Party returns to Dallas. A three-day celebration featuring six separate dance parties, Purple Party Weekend is the end-all be-all gay dance event of the year, kind of like the super bowl of dance parties. Each party takes place at some of Dallas' hottest clubs, like Plush and S4, and promises electrifying audiovisuals and some of the world's hottest DJs. The Purple Foundation originated 14 years ago in Dallas' gay community and was created to raise money for people struggling with HIV and AIDS. Purple Party has grown into one of the largest nonprofit all volunteer dance fundraisers in United States. "We've raised $550,000 for charity to date," says Blake Baker, board president of the Purple Foundation. And by all counts, he seems to have a wonderful time doing it. So, does overseeing the dance-a-palooza ever get overwhelming? "Nah," Baker says. "I'm an obsessive planner. In fact, I'm already working on next year's event." If Purple Party delivers even half the whallop it promises, those heels are in for a workout.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING: The University of Arizona women's basketball team (18-7 overall, 8-5 Pac-10) is looking to stay on the winning track this week as it takes on 23rd-ranked Arizona State. The Cats and the Sun Devils will face off on Saturday, Feb. 24, at 4 p.m. in the McKale Center. The contest will be broadcast live in the Phoenix area on Cox Communications and in Tucson on the WB (channel 58).
THE SERIES vs. ARIZONA STATE: The Sun Devils have a close 32-26 lead in the series with Arizona, including a 67-57 win over the Wildcats in Tempe earlier this season. Prior to that loss to ASU, Arizona had won 14 in a row over the Sun Devils.
The Wildcats have not lost to Arizona State at home since a close 73-72 loss to the Sun Devils on Jan. 23, 1993. Arizona is 12-15 all-time when playing Arizona State in Tucson.
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Price just reduced
- Year:
- 1982
- Length:
- 40'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Single / diesel
- Located In:
- area near Camden, ME
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 17504-2225456
- Last Listed Price:
- Sold
One of the Acapulco 40s--known for their rugged construction and comfortable accommodations for their length--JANINE has been cruised from California through the Panama Canal to the Gulf Coast and then on to Maine. She is now being offered sale by owners who have upgraded her including installing a new Yanmar diesel in 2006. We believe JANINE can be well recommended for one desiring a solid, proven cruising boat and shall be pleased to arrange inspections.
Please contact at (207) 236-2383
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Boat Name
Builder: Acapulco Yachts, San Diego, California
Designer: Ted Carpentier
LOA: 39 ft 8 in
Beam: 12 ft 8 in
LWL: 30 ft 0 in
Maximum Draft: 5 ft 8 in
Displacement: 22500 lbs
Engine 1:
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Max Bridge Clearance: Approx. 56'
Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) hull (laid 1978) with integral keel, FRP cabin and cabin roof. Self-bailing FRP cockpit with wheel/cable steering. 6,250 lb. interior lead ballast. White hull with blue bottom and white and blue decks. Note: Upgrading since 2007 includes brightwork, new ports, rebuilt mast and boom.
2006 50-hp Yanmar 4JH4E 4-cyl. FWC diesel engine with KM35A reduction gear, engine-hour meter (340.5 hr. as of June 2010). Engine reported to be in very good condition. 3-blade bronze propeller on stainless steel shaft, spare 2-blade bronze prop. Cruising speed 7 kn., 10 kn. max.
120 gal. fuel in aluminum, 200 gal. water in aluminum, 26.5-gal Vetus-3-layer flexible holding tank.
12V lighting and 12V starting systems, eight 6V batteries (2 banks wired 12V), Yanmar engine-driven alternator, circuit-breaker panel, 30-amp shore-power hook-up, Xantrex Smart battery-condition indicator. The vessel is copper-strip grounded.
Sleeps 6 in 2 double and 2 single berths. Single head with shower. The galley is equipped with a double stainless sink with pressure water, 6-gal. water heater (electric or from engine), 3-burner gimbaled Optimus Princess propane stove with oven, and Adler Barbour cold machine icebox with 5" foam insulation. Eberspacher kerosene cabin heater. Folding dining table with wine storage. The interior is finished in teak and teak veneer with a teak and holly cabin sole. Ventilation is provided by 3 hatches/slides, 8 opening ports, and 2 ventilators (there are screens).
Sails & Rigging
Cutter rig with deck-stepped hollow aluminum spars (mast height approx. 56' from waterline) with cr-plate bronze turnbuckles, Norseman terminals, Dacron sheets and halyards, spinnaker/whisker pole. Winches (all Lewmar): Halyard--2-speed #30 main, #30 genoa, and 2-speed #16 staysail; Sheet--20-speed #40 main, 2-speed #48 genoa, and 2-speed #40ST secondaries. 1992 Harken mainsail traveler with 6:1 purchase. 2010 Garhauer stainless steel mainsail blocks. Walden boom brake and mast pulpits to facilitate sail tending in rough waters. Sail Inventory: Main (full battens, 2 reef points), 90% genoa, 130% genoa, staysail, medium-weight cruising spinnaker (all Dacron, all original sails).
Ground Tackle
60-lb. CQR and 20-lb. Danforth anchors, 2-channel stainless bow roller, 100' anchor chain, various chain and nylon rodes, snubber, Lighthouse 1501 electric/manual anchor windlass, 3/4"-x-15' nylon/polyester mooring pendant.
Gas-fume detector, Jabsco 36960-2 electric bilge pumps, Edson manual bilge pump, 4 fire extinguishers (1 for the engine), emergency tiller (missing handle), bell, horn, Orion flare kit, 5 PFDs (Type II and III), 2 safety harnesses (1 male, 1 female), 1990 6-person Avon life raft (last inspected 2002), horseshoe ring, searchlight, docking lines, boathook, fenders, spreader lights, man-overboard pole, teak swim ladder, sail covers, bow pulpit and stern rail, double lifelines, cockpit awning, cockpit cushions, dodger, bimini top, Avon R310 dinghy, berth cushions, dishes, cooking utensils, glassware, flatware, tables (cabin, galley, and cockpit), Yanmar toolkit, bolt cutters, cradle, Trawler lamp, 3 Hela fans, 3 mirrors, spice rack.
Electronics & Navigation
Ritchie Globemaster compass in Nightlight binnacle, Autohelm compass, Icom ICOM302 VHF radiotelephone/single-sideband CB radio, handheld Ray100 VHF, Raymarine 2kW radar with C70 display, Robertson AP200 sail autopilot, Monitor Windvane self-steering gear, Raystar GPS/apparent wind/speed/depth sounder/masthead wind, Kestrel wind speed meter, Fujinon 7-x-50 marine binoculars with compass, Maptech charts New York to Canada.
One of the Acapulco 40s--known for their rugged construction and comfortable accommodations for their length--JANINE has been cruised from California through the Panama Canal to the Gulf Coast and then on to Maine. She is now being offered sale by owners who have upgraded her including installing a new Yanmar diesel in 2006. We believe JANINE can be well recommended for one desiring a solid, proven cruising boat and shall be pleased to arrange inspections.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Vallarta Yacht Club Announces Summer Sailing Camp for Kids
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As in years past, the Vallarta Yacht Club, located in Nuevo Vallarta at Paradise Village, has just announced their upcoming summer sailing camps for kids and young adults. An awesome way for kids and teens to learn new skills during the summer months, the sailing camps now offer students the choice to learn sailing in an Optimist dinghy, a Laser dinghy or a sailboard. Classes are offered for all levels in English and Spanish, from beginner to advanced sailors. Students will be safely guided to sailing competency by their experienced and internationally-trained instructors. All equipment is provided, but students must bring their own life vest, a mandatory requirement.
The dates for this summer's sailing camps are as follows:
- July 8 - 12 Sailboards for Beginners
- July 15 - 19 Optimist and Laser Sailing for Beginners
- July 22 - 26 Optimist, Laser and Sailboards for Intermediate and Advanced Sailors
For more information, please call the Vallarta Yacht Club office at (322) 297-2222 or visit www.vallartayachtclub.org.
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The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) works at the crossroads of livestock and poverty, bringing high-quality science and capacity-building to bear on poverty reduction and sustainable development. ILRI works in Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and China (see list of offices).
ILRI is a non-profit-making and non-governmental organization with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, and a second principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We employ over 700 staff from about 40 countries. About 80 staff are recruited through international competitions and represent some 30 disciplines. Around 600 staff are nationally recruited, largely from Kenya and Ethiopia.


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In celebration of its 25th Anniversary at the flagship Rush Street location, Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse gives back to the dining community after a quarter century of valued support. Get in on "25 Days of Gibsons," in which over $25,000 worth of exclusive prizes will be awarded to lucky patrons and will culminate with the grand prize: a luxury, all expenses paid trip for four to Napa Valley. This milestone also includes the unveiling of a brand new USDA Gibsons Prime Angus steak to the menu and the Silver Anniversary Celebration, in which all steaks on the Gibsons' menu will be $25 for one day only.
"25 Days of Gibsons" Raffle
For 25 days, Gibsons will organize a raffle drawing, in which the winners will receive two tickets to the 2014 Chicago Gourmet with one night hotel accommodations along with a $250 gift card to Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse. The drawings will take place daily from now through Monday, April 21. Enter the raffle electronically at www.gibsonssteakhouse.com.
The grand prize, which will be drawn on Monday, April 21, is a luxury, all expenses paid trip for four guests to Napa Valley, sponsored by Simi, Robert Mondavi, Mount Veeder and Franciscan wines. The excursion includes first class airfare, deluxe accommodations in San Francisco and Napa Valley, the best of California dining, wine tours, barrel tastings and other vineyard education at the vineyards.
Enter to win through Monday, April 21, 2014. Raffle drawings take place daily at 5 p.m. and the grand prize will be drawn on Monday, April 21.Winners will be notified via email.
In addition, throughout the 25 days, the Chicago location will offer a variety of specials, including $25 bottles of Gibsons Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, as well random raffle promotions in the bar and restaurant (during both lunch and dinner). All diners present at the restaurant at the times of the random raffles will be eligible to win. Prizes include: $250 gift cards to Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse, tickets to Chicago sporting events (Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and Sox games) and more. Guests can follow Gibsons on social media for daily updates on raffle prizes and rotating specials (Twitter: @GibsonsSteak; Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Gibsons-Bar-Steakhouse/).
Silver Anniversary Celebration
To conclude the "25 Days of Gibsons," all Gibsons locations (Chicago, Oak Brook and Rosemont), will show their appreciation for the dining community's continued support with the Silver Anniversary Celebration. For one day only, on Monday, April 21, all steaks on the Gibsons' menu will be offered for $25. Gibsons dinner menu will be served all day. Cuts include:
● W.R.'s Chicago Cut, 22 ounces (normally $51.75)
● Filet Mignon, 10 ounces (normally $39.75)
● Filet Mignon, 14 ounces (normally $46.75)
● Bone-In Filet Mignon, 16 ounces (normally $54.75)
● New York Sirloin, 13 ounces (normally $44.50)
● New York Sirloin, 19 ounces (normally $52.75)
● Bone-In Sirloin, 16 ounces (normally $41.75)
● Bone-In Sirloin, 24 ounces (normally $53)
● T-Bone, 20 ounces (normally $48.50)
● London Broil Bordelaise, 20 ounces (normally $36)
● Porterhouse, 26 ounces (normally $55.25)
● Gibsons 42 Chop, 32 ounces (normally $99)
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Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 266-8999
2105 South Spring Road
Oak Brook, IL 60523
(630) 954-0000
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A HAMPSHIRE MP has been voted on to the executive of the 1922 committee of Conservative MPs.
Meon Valley MP George Hollingbery said he was "thrilled" to take his place on the 90-year-old committee, whose primary function is to keep the leadership of the party informed of the mood of backbenchers.
It meets each Wednesday to discuss upcoming parliamentary business and other topical issues.
Mr Hollingbery said: "I'm thrilled to be on the executive of such an important and historic committee and it's especially pleasing that I was voted on to it by my fellow backbench MPs."


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If the onions are actively growing now, they may not hold in storage over winter. If you can hold them at temperatures close to but above freezing, they're more likely to hold through the winter. In essence, you're recreating the steps used to make onion sets. Commercial growers plant onion seed very thickly so they compete with one another, creating stress resulting in small bulb size. They dry down the sets and hold them in cold storage over winter. The following spring the sets are planted out at normal spacing to grow full-sized onions. Onions from sets will flower and go to seed, but they still produce full-size, edible bulbs.


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Animal conservationists around the world are excited and encouraged by the recent discovery of a Zebra migration record set in Africa. According to a Wednesday report on Newsmax.com, researchers have used collars to track a 300-mile zebra migration between the African nations of Namibia and Botswana for two years in a row. The study was conducted jointly by World Wildlife Fund, Namibia's Ministry of Environment and Tourism and Elephants Without Borders.
Interestingly, only female zebras were collared because the male animals are more prone to remove their collars en route to their destination. The collaring methods are considered to be humane, and the data discovered is very useful toward understanding the migration habits of zebras and other animals. This discovery places special emphasis on the protection of wildlife corridors such as this one in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA).
The zebras were monitored every 4-5 hours as they made the journey south which took around 15 days. According to CBS News, the zebras took the scenic route by home, covering 400 miles in 85 days. Oddly, there were locations along the way that had some of the same characteristics as their destination, yet, they journeyed on. Although water is always a consideration in an animal's migratory pattern, it appears it may not be the sole motivation in the case of the zebras of Africa.
The animals' movement may possibly be genetically coded, but much more research is necessary to determine whether this is true. The study lead, Robin Naidoo, discussed previous research recorded in 2008 that described zebra migration in Botswana being interrupted for 40 years due to the construction of a fence. When the fence was removed, the migratory pattern re-emerged.
It is a fascinating and amazing concept to think of "conserved memory of an ancient route that may be genetically encoded," as Naidoo described it. What an endless mystery our universe presents. How deeply detailed and minutely designed is every aspect of our world. This new zebra migration record is quite encouraging when looking at the overall conservation of wildlife across the globe.


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With the kids out of school and the last few days have been just really hot! You might be wondering what in the world can I do with the family that will not cost alot of money.
On Monday, June 14, 2010 pack up the family and head to the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. It's only 2.00 admission to get in the Jacksonville Zoo all day.
Bring a swim suit for the kids if you have not been for a while they have a small water type play area for children. Also a really fun playground too!


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The countdown for the final space shuttle launch begins today at 1 p.m. EDT, but the launch-day weather forecast looks less than favorable.
At the 10 a.m. pre-countdown status briefing this morning, NASA Test Director Jeremy Graeber reported space shuttle Atlantis is ready for flight, and STS-135 payload manager Joe Delai said the payloads are ready to go as well. The only issue standing in the way of liftoff on Friday is a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms developing along a sea-breeze front, reported Kathy Winters, shuttle weather officer.
The STS-135 astronauts flew to NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Independence Day, and today the crew members will review their flight data file and conduct checks of their launch and entry suits.
At Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39A, technicians have completed space shuttle Atlantis' aft confidence checks and final preparations of the main propulsion system.
Despite storms in the area over the extended weekend, there were no reports of adverse weather or lightning strikes inside the launch pad.


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There I was, reading my book, when all of a sudden I felt the elation of tens of thousands of gamers pouring out through the Force. I stepped over to my computer and immediately understood what had happened: David O. Russell has officially walked away from his commitment to write and direct an adaptation of Sony's hit video game, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.
It's about G-D time. Seriously.
Variety offers very little detail, but notes that "the split was amicable and due to creative differences on the project." Those differences probably being that Russell had no intention of sticking to the established mythology of the series. The game is about an Indiana Jones-type treasure hunter, a descendant of Sir Francis Drake, and his adventures. The movie was going to be about a family of art thieves, with Russell drawing comparisons between it and The Sopranos.
Thankfully for fans everywhere, rational thinking has prevailed. Sony still plans to move forward with the project — sweet! — with the hunt for a new writer starting today. And hey, for what it's worth … I hope Russell gets to run with his "family of art thieves" idea, as it sounds fun. I'm just glad it won't be called "Uncharted."
Back to the matter at hand … does this mean we can start campaigning for Nathan Fillion to take the lead role again?
Best news I've heard all month. No Russell, no Wahlberg: Awesome!
At least now we can still hope that Nathan Fillion will play Drake.
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If not Hank Pym, he NEEDS TO BE NATHAN DRAKE!
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Nathan Fillion for Nathan Drake.
I've not even played the games but I could tell you Fillion is a better choice.
Please let a AMAZING director to take the helm, the writers FROM THE GAME to write it and I second the vote for Nathan Fillion for Drake, ITS HIS ROLE!!
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