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Crystal Metheny, an oddly named woman from Florida, was arrested last month for doing something illegal – but it's not what you think. Drugs were not involved, though that's what you may be leaning toward based on her name. No, Crystal was arrested for doing something far more bizarre – firing a "missile" into an occupied vehicle.
The 37-year-old was charged by the Polk County Sheriff's Office with the unusual offense. It's not clear if Crystal actually launched a missile from a weapon into the car, or set off some sort of kid's toy, firework or build-it-yourself science project.
According to the Daily Mail, this is not Metheny's first run in with the law. In February 2012 she was arrested, this time on a drug charge (though again nor for crystal meth) but for possession of weed.
Writes the Daily Mail: "Crystal joins the ranks of other unfortunately named Florida individuals, such as Edward Cocaine."
Crystal violated Florida statute 790.19, which makes illegal the following: "Shooting into or throwing deadly missiles into dwellings, public or private buildings, occupied or not occupied; vessels, aircraft, buses, railroad cars, streetcars, or other vehicles."
RawStory.com carried a mug shot photo of Crystal. The site added that in addition to our girl Crystal and Mr. Cocaine, a "woman named Brittany Boozel has crossed paths with Florida law enforcement at least six times."
What's in a name? Quite a bit evidently.
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Drs. Gregory Eastwood and Kathy Faber Langendoen will join others in what promises to be a spirited discussion about ethical quandaries in health care.
Their appearance is connected with a new ethics segment on HealthLink On Air, (which is hosted by Trisha Torrey and airs from 9 to 10 a.m. Sundays on WSYR AM/570.) This is your opportunity to provide input into the program.
Topics that may come up: What are your views on end-of-life care? mandatory immunizations? care of the disabled? Would you want to know about your own genes and what your future might hold? Should the government have the right to ban smoking and other "unhealthy" habits? Should you be able to secure an organ for transplant on the internet?

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Re: The proposed two Royal Navy 'super carriers'
- From: "Paul J. Adam" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 22:20:31 +0000
In message <jeqdnTHCEczImW3enZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, Kevin Brooks <brooksvmi@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
"Paul J. Adam" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
Well, quite: we should be _happy_ to contribute to a program we're not
allowed to know about.
Let's see, you folks are planning on buying a whopping 15o F-35's, and are
whining because RR will get to contribute the lift-fans and associated
equipment for not only those, but another 500 or so B models to be purchased
by the US forces (and no telling how many for export to other parties), BAE
will be providing a chunk of the airframe (and lots of subsystems) for some
1500 to 2000 US aircraft (all variants) and maye another thousand or two
thousand export aircraft, Smiths will be providing significant compoents for
all of aircraft, etc.? Gee, what a LOUSY deal for you folks! Funny thing is
that you may very well end up making more money off of the F-35 program than
you may actually make off the Typhoon program...
Absolutely, Kevin. A quick trawl of Jane's turned up the following quotes:-
Restrictions limiting the UK's access to design data and weapons technology relating to the USD244 billion Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) programme are a "very serious issue", UK Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram has conceded.
Mike Turner, head of BAE Systems, told reporters in June that he believed that Britain might withdraw from the programme unless it secures a greater share of the JSF technology.
Chief of Defence Procurement Sir Peter Spencer and Minister for Defence Procurement Lord Drayson told the House of Commons Defence Committee that technology transfer was key to the aircraft's procurement.
The Chief of the Air Staff was reported to have stated that 'there is clearly a growing urgency in addressing technology access and the related ability of independent support of the aircraft'.
The UK Secretary of State for Defence, Dr John Reid, reiterated his opinion that US reluctance to allow the UK full access to Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) technology is a "serious issue".
The UK will not sign the Production, Sustainment and Follow On Development (PSFD) memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the Joint Combat Aircraft (JCA- known in the US as the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF)) with the US "without achieving the appropriate level of sovereignty" over its technology, according to the former UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) programme team leader.
Commodore Simon Henley, who headed the programme for the UK until mid-January 2006, added that the UK "has no Plan B" if it is not allowed the access it requires and admitted that if the terms of the JCA procurement "become unacceptable, then we need to look again".
Or perhaps there's the Commons Select Committee on Defence?
We fully support MoD's position that the ability to maintain and upgrade the JSF independently is vital. We would consider it unacceptable for the UK to get substantially into the JSF programme and then find out that it was not going to get all the technology and information transfer it required to ensure 'sovereign capability'. This needs to be sorted out before further contracts are signed and we expect MoD to set a deadline by which the assurances need to be obtained. If the UK does not receive assurances that it will get all it requires to ensure sovereign capability, we would question whether the UK should continue to participate in the JSF programme.
108. We note that production and support of the JSF will be allocated on the basis of global best value. Achieving best value is important but, if this resulted in all future support of the aircraft being undertaken overseas, then achieving sovereign capability could be put at risk. We expect MoD to demonstrate that achieving global best value and ensuring sovereign capability are compatible.
Don't ask us, ask Congress. We thought we'd done our part, obviously we
were wrong.
Based upon the numerous examples of UK industry contributions to the program
(the ones you conveniently snipped...), your argument does not hold any
Absolutely right, Kevin. You know better than the UK's Secretary of State for Defence; better than the Parliamentary Select Committee for Defence; better than the Armed Forces Minister; and so it goes.
We should be *glad* not to be able to integrate UK weapons onto the aircraft, and the US is doing us a *favour* by ensuring we can't maintain the aircraft. Go explain it in Westminster and Abbey Wood where they lack your insight and wisdom.
Workshare goes where the value is - to quote Commodore Henley, 'the JSF programme was not a 'work-share' programme and that work will be allocated on the basis of 'global best value basis'.' and that's always been a given. But how do we hang Brimstone or ALARM or Storm Shadow on JSF? How do we maintain it ten years on when requirements have diverged?
Now, stop wasting your time talking to _me_ and go and explain to those silly Government and industry people why they're all wrong and you're right.
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Late Goal By Radja Proves Difference
DURHAM, N.H. — The fourth-ranked University of New Hampshire Wildcats edged No. 14 Providence 4-3 at the Whittemore Center Saturday night. New Hampshire netted three points on the weekend and increased their unbeaten streak in league play to 11 games (10-0-1). Mike Radja scored the game winner and had an additional two assists on the night. Freshmen Danny Dries also had three points for the 'Cats.
With the game tied at 3-3 in the final period, New Hampshire got a power play for five minutes after Pierce Norton received a game misconduct for hitting from behind. With three minutes left in the game, Radja beat Tyler Sims at the right circle from a pass from Craig Switzer.
"Tonight we bounced back and played a little bit better started off the game a lot better than I thought we did last night," UNHs Dick Umile said. "We were fortunate with the major penalty at the end after they tied us up. Radja's just been on fire scoring, so it was a great goal by him. It was a good physical weekend and playoff kind of hockey and we came out with three points so we're pleased, obviously."
New Hampshire built a 2-0 lead in the first period. Defensemen Joe Charlebois started the scoring for UNH. Charlebois took a shot from the blue line which made its way past Sims. UNH increased their lead to 2-0 on a power play. Matt Fornataro received a Mike Radja pass at the right post and scored.
Providence notched a power-play goal and an even-strength goal in the middle stanza to tie the contest.
Norton scored both goals for the Friars. His first came from the slot on a power play and on his second, he received a Joe Levin pass and rifled it in.
UNH freshmen Mike Sislo broke the tie game at 15:48 of the second. Jamie Fritsch's shot from the blue line was blocked, but Greg Collins fired the rebound, which was initially saved by Sims. Sislo then redirected Collin's rebound into an open net for the goal.
With Providence down by one going into the third, Jordan Kremyr knocked in a rebound off a Kyle MacKinnon shot from the left circle at 11:28, setting the stage for Radja's game winner after Norton's penalty.
"You can't hit from behind; you gotta hold up," Friars' coach Tim Army said. "The call was accurate; it was a five minute major. I thought we did a good job killing and the problem with any team, you're giving good players too many opportunities to touch the puck and that's what happened."
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Conan O'Brien Has a Secret
Jay Leno has something else he doesn't have.
Conan O'Brien is six four, which means hardly ever does anyone see the top of his head. Unless: He is sitting in a too-low chair. A Daily Intelligence Official reports:
At bar at Gramercy Tavern last night sat next to Conan and his wife. Mr. Hair has a bald spot on top!
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There is something weighing on your mind, it's a decision that you need to make for the well being of yourself and your family. You know in your heart this is a decision that if not made soon may just destroy every one around you, including yourself. Making decisions usually can be easy, for example you probably set some resolutions for the New Year but you may not actually follow through with all of them.
There are many people who live their lives exactly they way they want to live them and this is fantastic, I love reading stories from people who are truly happy and truly followed their heart in every move they made in life. The people who are living happily are not those who do not face challenges, by all means even the most positive person in the world faces daily challenges. Life is simply full of obstacles that one must over come, some people seem to have a stronger sense of self than others do.
Years ago I had this gut feeling and I didn't follow it, why? Because this gut feeling had no proof behind it, no real meaning, I was unable to have physical proof in my hand to prove that the feeling inside of me was correct. It wasn't until months later that I had my proof and when that proof arrived it had been too late, I exploded emotionally and physically, that was a day I decided to never again ignore my gut feelings and I was determined to follow my heart.
Following your heart can be so hard to do, there may be days where you pep talk yourself all up and you are ready, ready to move forward and follow through with the decision you know is right. All too often there are days when you know in your heart this decision must be made and the action taken to follow through, but it's too hard on you. It's so much easier to tell yourself that maybe it's just stress, maybe it's life situations, or maybe it's just something wrong with you why you are feeling this way. All of those can be true, everyday life challenges can certainly play a toll on your mind in a way that gives your heart false feelings.
If your heart has been telling you that a situation is not right for a long period of time, then maybe, just maybe this feeling is something that must be true and you need to follow through in terms of action. Once you have made the decision to follow through with the act of following your heart you will find a huge weight has been lifted off of your shoulders, you will find yourself looking at life in a whole new light. Many may not understand, and that is okay as long you understand that the decision you have made and followed through with is that of an important nature to your well being.
Great to hear that things are sorting themselves out for you..all the best in getting a more in sync Brandy. 🙂
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It seems like you are really going through a tough battle! I hope your heart leads you in the right direction.
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This is great advice, the trick, I think, for all of us, is remembering to follow it!
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Hi Brandy,
This is my first time visiting your Blog, what a wonderful post. Too often I have know what I should do but stop myself for the sake of others. I found this comforting as I am faced with a difficult decision right now. I know in my heart that it is time to let go of our family pet, our dog, our 12 year old chocolate lab, our Elwood…we will miss you Elwood!
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Good advice…follow your gut…It knows better than you! LOL.
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I can not tell you how many times my gut has prevented something horrible from happening! I always trust my gut.
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Great points. I hope everything works oout well for you.
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Many decisions we face are very tough. I follow my heart, but my heart also holds on to what will be best for the ones I love, too. There are very few decisions I make all alone, but those are by far the toughest.
This is true. I'm going through some stuff with Jeff and I'm just torn on what to do but need to stop and just listen to what my gut is saying.
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I LOVED this Post!!!!! Wonderful Advice!!!!!
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In the book called "Breaking The Rules" it is strongly suggested there that we learn to follow our "feelings" in making decisions instead of what we think is right. They even cited that kids are the perfect examples because they exactly know how to do this. Kids rely on feelings, until grown ups teach them to rely more on "thinking". Feeling is our link to our higher selves, which, obviously knows more than we consciously do.
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This book provides an interdisciplinary perspective on working with young people, focusing on education, health and social work, and draws on projects and perspectives from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and Australia. The volume highlights the ethical challenges and dilemmas as these and other services are integrated and addresses how ethical practices are confronted and shared across disciplines.
The first section looks at professional practice; the second foregrounds children's and young people's voices and is especially concerned with children and young people as co-researchers. Subjects addressed within the text include sex education, health education, custodial care, confidentiality and gaining consent, ethical issues around ICT and researching with vulnerable populations.
The book is intended for both scholars and practitioners. It places examples in clearly articulated theoretical frameworks as well as considering professional principles and practice.
Contents: Anne Campbell/Pat Broadhead: Introduction – Avril Brock/Carolynn Rankin/Louise Boyle Swiniarski: Are we doing it by the book? Professional ethics for teachers and librarians in the early years – Anne Campbell/Doug Martin: Every Child Matters: New ethical challenges arising in schools – Angela Anning: Research with vulnerable people: The importance of sensitivity – Pam Nason/Anne Hunt: Pedagogy as an ethical encounter: How does it look in our professional practice? – Bruce Johnson: Maintaining professional ethics during a 'moral panic' over sex education: A case study – Bridget Cooper: Valuing the human in the design and use of technology in education: An ethical approach to the digital age of learning – Susan Groundwater-Smith: The dilemmas we face: Designing a curriculum for vulnerable children in short-term care – Dorothy Bottrell: Shifting perspectives, representations and dilemmas in work with young people – Emma Ramsden/Phil Jones: Children as active agents in gaining and giving assent: Involving children as co-researchers – Liz Webster/Pat Broadhead: Their life, their choice: Ethical challenges for supporting children and young people in the self-management of Type 1 diabetes – Kaye Johnson: Promoting ethical understandings in child co-researchers – Jo Armistead: Reflecting on ethical considerations around young children's engagement when researching children's perspectives – Bridget Cooper: Developing an ethic of care with children and young people: Opportunities and challenges – Pat Broadhead/Anne Campbell: New ethical horizons: Lessons learned for changing practices.
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Everything seems to fall, to the ground, soft and hard.
Strangled up in my feelings, I'm so confused, so confused.
I fall to the ground, on my knees.
These Tears I cry, fail my Heart.
Everytime I know to smile, its always fake, its always fake.
I can't choose now, its coming too close.
The winds have strengthend, and the stars are falling.
The whispers seem to fill the night,
the waters seem full of life.
Hearts are broken, children are playing.
This melody, is so un-willing.
Its far away, my laughter sings.
I see your face, and you've grown some wings.
Over and over again, lets play this Melody.
Starting from depression, over to serenity.
Over and over again, Scream your Love.
This way to live, is such a waste.
Stop the hate, Play the Laughter, Pause the Pain, I'm going Insane.
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Barnesville Football Reserve Seats and Athletic Passes
Reserve Football Seating, Student Athletic Passes, and Senior Citizen Passes for the 2014 season will go on sale today in the Barnesville Schools Central Office located in the elementary building.
Fans that held reserve seat tickets last football season will be given the first opportunity to purchase them again this season. Reserve seat tickets will be sold on a five-game plan only. Price for the five home games is $30. After Aug. 29, reserve seats will be sold on a first come-first serve basis.
Student Athletic Passes are available for any student in grades K-12 attending the Barnesville Exempted Village School District. The Student Athletic Passes are good for any home athletic event. The cost of the student pass is $25.
Senior Citizen passes for the 2014 fall and 2014-2015 winter sports season will also go on sale today. Fall Senior Citizen passes are $15 and winter/spring passes are $25. A single pass good for the fall/winter/spring seasons may be purchased at a cost of $40.
Presale tickets for home varsity football games will be sold at the following three locations: Barnesville High School Office, Bob's Drive Thru, and the Pit Stop the week prior to each home game. Presale tickets are $4. All tickets at the game are $5.
Bridgeport Offering Season Athletic Passes
The Bridgeport Athletic Department will be selling season athletic passes Tuesday at "Bulldog Pride" Night. The cost for passes is as follows: 1 student pass $50; 1 adult pass $125; 1 adult/1 student $150; 1 adult/2 or more students $175; 2 adults $200; 2 adults/1 student $220 and 2 adults/2 or more students $230. Passes are good for all home sporting events except OVAC and OHSAA events throughout the 2014-15 school year.
Buckeye Local Tickets/Passes Available
Buckeye Local will be selling all sport passes and season tickets on Friday. The sale will be in the high school athletic office from 10 a.m. -noon and at the stadium from 4-6 p.m. The Panthers will scrimmage Linsly on that date at 4:30.
Prices are as follows: football season tickets $35. All sport passes (good for grades 7-12): adult $100, student $50, and senior $40.
Pre-sale varsity football tickets will be sold on Fridays during lunch times at the high school (10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.). Home pre-sale tickets are: adults $5 and students $4. All tickets at the gates are $6. Away pre-sale ticket prices are set by the opponents.
Monroe Central Reserved Seats
Monroe Central High School will be selling reserved seats for the 2014 football season on Thursday and Friday. They will be available on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. at the fieldhouse. Friday they will be available from 1-3 p.m. at the high school and from 5:30 until the end of the scrimmage with Wheeling Central in the Red Barn. A family pass may also be purchased at this time. Those individuals who had reserved seats last season will get the first option on those seats. For for more information, contact athletic director Junior Winland.
St. C. Offering Fall Sports Passes
The St. Clairsville Athletic Department announces that fall sports passes are available in the high school office. Passes can be purchased in the principal's office during the week from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well as in the athletic office at various times and by appointment by calling 699-2248. The following passes and fees are available: senior citizen ($20), student ($35; families w/ 3 or more is $30 each), adult ($75). These include all home events in grades 7-12 (excluding tournaments) for the 2014-15 school year. Additionally, reserved football seats are available for $7 by calling the athletic office.
Shadyside Student and Senior Citizen Passes
The Shadyside Athletic Department is selling senior citizen athletic passes as well as student athletic passes at the high school. Passes can be purchased in the athletic office between hours of 8 a.m. and noon, Monday through Friday. Senior athletic passes are $20 for Shadyside residents and $30 for non-Shadyside residents. Student passes are $50 and will be accepted at any and all athletic events held in Shadyside for the entire school year. For any questions please call John Triveri, athletic director, (304) 312-8869..


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A philanthropic organization dedicated to improving life for the citizens of Phillips County is calling for 2013 grant proposals. Virginia White Joiner, director of the J.J. and Beulah White Foundation, states that any non-profit entity with a 501c3 status is eligible to submit a grant proposal if they were not awarded a grant last year. All grant proposals must be submitted to Rex Kyle no later than March 1. Foundation directors Barbie Washburn, Helena Halbert and Dick Hendrix will be more than glad to answer any and all questions regarding the grant proposals. Grant proposals should include: • Name, address, phone number and email address of the organization • Primary contact of the organization • Tax ID number and proof of non-profit status • Detailed explanation of the project, its total cost, benefit to the organization and its impact on Phillips County • The proposal should include any drawings, photos, renditions, schematics or any other media, which will help the board understand the project or plan Mail the proposal to Rex Kyle, Bank of the Ozarks, P.O. Box 8811, Little Rock, AR 72231. Joiner, the daughter of J.J. and Beulah White, established the foundation in 2010. The Whites were long-time residents of the Helena-West Helena area. J.J. and Beulah White in 1984 and 1991 respectively. "Through the foundation, my parents continue to impact Phillips County with their charitable endeavors," Joiner concluded.
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From a worldly standpoint, "winning by losing" is a paradox that is difficult to grasp. But from a heavenly perspective, "winning by losing" simply means "losing one's self in order to lay hold of true forgiveness, humility, and submission." One who "loses" this way, in the end, is one who really wins.
In marital disputes, you apply this principle when you:
1. Lose the tendency to trust other sources instead of God's Word.
In dealing with marital conflict, spouses often turn more to their feelings and intuitions, close friends, or even to marriage counselors for guidance than to the Word of God. Counsel from these sources is OK but should always be checked against what God says. Since the Bible contains God's standard for marriage and His principles on being a godly husband and wife (Hebrews 13:4, Ephesians 5:31, 1 Corinthians 7:1-40, etc.), His written Word should be the primary source of wisdom.
If God is the center of your marriage, the Bible should be the absolute authority by which you base all your decisions and actions. You should trust His Word and not depend on your own or others' understanding of your situation (Proverbs 3:5-6).
2. Lose the urge to keep a record of wrongs.
When you are angry, you may feel tempted to bring up past mistakes. You may be doing this to justify yourself or to establish a position demanding forgiveness by recalling how you've been wronged. Whichever the case, none of these reflect genuine love – "Love keeps no record of wrongs" (1 Corinthians 13:5 NIV). When you keep a mental record of past offenses, you risk bringing up hurts or heartaches that have already been forgiven.
As Christians, we are to imitate God (Ephesians 5:1). And God's forgiveness is nothing like that. God is a pardoning God (Micah 7:18). When we came to salvation by faith in the Lord, He buried our transgressions as far as the east is from the west (Psalm 103:12). He does not impute our sins to us (Psalm 32:2; Romans 4:8; 2 Corinthians 5:19). This is the kind of forgiveness He demands from us as His children (Luke 6:37). If, however, our inclination is to keep an account of wrongs, we should repent and pray to God for forgiveness.
Further, when you harbor a grudge (to the point of resentment) towards to your spouse, you commit murder in your heart. The Lord says that if you hate someone, you're guilty of murder (Matthew 5:21,22). 1 John 3:15 also says, "Anyone who hates [his] brother or [his] sister is a murderer" (NIV).
Lastly, when you say you've forgiven something and yet bring it up in the heat of your anger, you have not truly forgiven at all. Genuine forgiveness involves a promise not to keep reminding yourself or your spouse of the offense already confessed and repented from. Real forgiveness does not take into account grievances for future retaliation. It chooses to forget the evil and remember the good (cf. Hebrews 10:17; Isaiah 43:25).
3. Lose your pride and be willing to serve your spouse.
When you trust human knowledge and your instinct over God's Word: that is pride. When you do so to get some sort of self-validation: that is pride. When you make memories out of the wrong and withhold forgiveness: that, too, is pride. And whenever you choose to serve yourself at the expense of another (especially at the cost of disobeying God and His Word): that is, certainly, selfishness rooted in pride. Pride is putting one's self above everything. It is the complete opposite of love, which is selflessness (1 Corinthians 13:5).
If you want to love your spouse according to God's standards, you need to get rid of pride, submit to God, and depend on His grace to help you love and serve your spouse willingly and lovingly through conflicting times.
In summary, you "win" in marital conflicts when you (1) trust God's will, and not your own, as Christ trusted his Father's will (John 6:38, Luke 22:42); (2) choose to forgive as Christ forgives (Ephesians 4:32); and (3) deny yourself for the sake of loving your spouse "just as Christ loved the church and gave Himself up for her" (Ephesians 5:25) to the glory of God.
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- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) diced tomatoes with basil, oregano and garlic
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) beef broth
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 3/4 cup uncooked orzo pasta
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 2 cups fresh baby spinach
- In a Dutch oven, cook the beef, onion and garlic over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Stir in the tomatoes, broth, tomato paste, orzo and Italian seasoning. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until orzo is tender. Add spinach; cook and stir until spinach is wilted. Yield: 6 servings.
Reviews for Saucy Italian Orzo
"I used whole wheat orzo and 93/7 lean meat. I also used 1 can of spicy diced tomatoes and one can of stewed tomatoes. Instead of Italian seasoning I used penzey spice's pasta sprinkle. My husband really enjoyed this dish. I might stuff peppers with this filling next time."
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- 5-day guided tour of Managua, Granada and León
- Enjoy a sightseeing tour in Managua and visit the National Museum
- See León top sights on a city tour to the Cathedral of León and Rubén Darío Museum
- Get up-close views of an active crater at Masaya Volcano National Park
- Learn about Granada's colonial past on a sightseeing tour of its historic attractions
- Take a boat tour on Lake Nicaragua to see its 300+ small tropical islands and Mombacho Volcano
- 4 nights of accommodation, breakfast, transportation and entrance fees included
What You Can Expect
After your arrival at the Managua airport, you'll be greeted by your driver and taken to your selected hotel. Spend the rest of the day and night exploring the city on your own or relaxing at the hotel.
Overnight: Your selected 3.5- or 4-star hotel in Managua
Day 2: Managua – León (B)
After breakfast, enjoy a sightseeing tour of Managua with your guide. Visit the National Palace of Culture, home to the National Archive, National Library and the National Museum, which houses exhibits ranging from prehistoric bones to pre-Colombian ceramics to modern paintings and sculptures. Take a guided tour of the museum, and then venture to Rubén Darío National Theatre, a well-known Central American theater named for Rubén Darío, a beloved writer who was a key figure in the Spanish-American literary movement of the late 19th century. The theater is one of the few buildings that survived the devastating earthquake of 1972, and is home to many shows, concerts and other cultural performances. Next, make your way to Tiscapa Historical National Park, where you'll find the statue of the silhouette of Augusto Sandino, Nicaragua's famous revolutionary leader of the early 1900s. As you walk around the park with your guide, admire impressive panoramic views of Tiscapa Lagoon and the city.
After free time for lunch near Tiscapa Historical National Park , leave Managua with your guide and head north to the city of León, where you'll have your second city sightseeing tour of the day. Visit the Ruins of León Viejo (Old León), declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. Follow your guide on a tour of the ruins and learn how the former city is the second-oldest in Nicaragua, established in the early 1500s. You'll see foundations of centuries-old houses, as well as some restored buildings. Continue into the modern-day city of León, founded in the early 1600s. Known for its beautiful churches and stunning streetscapes, León is a picturesque colonial city with many historic attractions that you'll see with your guide, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cathedral of León, one of the largest churches in Central America. Tour the church, admiring its interior filled with marble statues and other magnificent works of art.
Next, head to the Art Center of the Ortiz Gurdian Foundation, which you'll tour with your guide. Located in two restored colonial buildings, this center houses various exhibits of paintings, sculptures and contemporary art. Then visit the Rubén Darío Museum, located in the house where Darío once lived. Tour the museum and see photographs and hand-written manuscripts.
Overnight: Your selected 3.5- or 4-star accommodation in León
Day 3: León – Masaya – Granada (B)
After breakfast, you'll depart León and for the town of Granada, stopping along the way for a visit to Masaya Volcano National Park, where you'll see the active volcanic crater up close and explore the Ecological Museum to learn about the geology and history of the volcano. Before continuing to Granada, head into the town of Masaya to walk through the local market, where you'll find clothing, jewelry and beautiful handmade crafts made from wood and ceramics. It's a great place to grab a souvenir!
Next, re-board your coach for the rest of the drive to Granada, located on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. With your guide, enjoy a sightseeing tour and learn about the city's culture and colonial past. Visit Independence Plaza, where you'll find an obelisk dedicated to the heroes of the 1821 struggle for independence. Then head to Central Park, where you'll see the Cathedral of Granada, originally built in the early 1500s. Admire the cathedral's four chapels and 12 stained-glass windows, and then walk along the pedestrianized street of La Calzada to marvel at the colorful colonial buildings.
After your city tour, the day is yours to continue exploring Granada on your own.
Overnight: Your selected 3.5- or 4-star accommodation in Granada
Day 4: Granada (B)
Start your day with breakfast, and then get ready for your Lake Nicaragua adventure! The fun begins as you board a boat for an exciting cruise to more than 300 tiny tropical islands. Stay on the boat, learning about the lush flora from your guide as you cruise through the islands, which were formed more than 10,000 years ago when Mombacho Volcano erupted. While you listen to your guide's commentary about the history of Lake Nicaragua, which is home to freshwater sharks and sawfish, admire views of Mombacho and keep an eye out for native birds like tanagers, hawks, jays and warblers.
Your cruise will end in the early afternoon, and you'll have the rest of the day and night to do as you wish in Granada.
Overnight: Your selected 3.5- or 4-star accommodation in Granada
Day 5: Granada - Managua (B)
After breakfast, you'll be transferred to the Managua airport for your departing flight. If you don't have a flight today, you may be taken to the hotel of your choice or to the Managua or Granada destination of your choice.
Customer Reviews
February 2015
Managua it was not that great but once you get to Leon masaya and granada the history,art and the people friendly great
July 2013
Our 5 day Nicaraguan tour was wonderful! The guides (Martin and Juan Carlos) were both great! They were very friendly and knowledgeable. All guides and drivers were always on time. Hotels were excellent. The hotels in Leon and Granada were both located right next to the plazas in the middle of town. The boat/kayak trip on Lake Nicaragua was very scenic. We visited a private island with a tame pet monkey!The local vendor for viator was also able to provide us with a car and driver for our first day there in order to travel to the region of Boaco. It was a great side trip. Although it is not as popular a destination as Costa Rica, it is very interesting and worth visiting. Purchased gallon sized bottles of purified water in order to refill smaller bottles. You will go through a lot of water! We highly recommend this trip!
March 2013
Overall excellent . Always on time .Good guides.Great things to see.
November 2012
The tour was good overall except for one glitch. On our way to Granada, we stoppd in Massai and realised that a festival was taking place later on that day. We proceded to Granada and our tour guide told us that there is a visit to 2 museums on the program. We suggested that instead of the museums, we would rather go back to Massai to see the festival which is 10 or 15 minutes away. The guide came back to us saying that he spoke with the owner and he asked us to pay for the gas in order to go back to Massai.. I gave him $20 but I found it to be of poor judgement. The gas woul cost only $5 and since we don't want to go to the museums in Granada, that should make out for it.


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Tom Eppes was appointed chief communications officer in January 2012. He leads marketing and communications strategy, public relations, advertising, design/printing, photography and social media programs for the university. Tom joined Ole Miss following doctoral studies as a Park Fellow at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. He earned a master's in strategic public relations from the George Washington University and his undergraduate degree in journalism and political science from the University of Southern Mississippi.
A leading New York firm acquired Tom's Charlotte, NC, advertising and public relations agency, PriceMcNabb, in 2004. Before his 25-year agency career, he led communications for two international corporations headquartered in Atlanta. His career began as a newspaper reporter in Mississippi and Florida, followed by service as a public information officer for the Mississippi R&D Center and press secretary for two U.S. Senate campaigns.
Tom was elected in 2007 to the national board and later elected national treasurer for the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). In 2013, he joined the board of Counselors to Higher Education, a section within PRSA, and was appointed the national assembly delegate for the Memphis chapter of PRSA. His agency and corporate teams have won a variety of top national and international awards for communications excellence, including the Silver Anvil, Bronze Anvil, Gold Quill, AdWeek Creative Team of the Year, a Cannes Lion twice, three Silver Clios and the prestigious One Show Pencil.
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In fact, fluid, secretive pricing alienates emerging art buyers and even other artists from buying art. We would suggest that artists establish and post prices for their work, as Thomas did recently when she participated in the Elizabeth Foundation Open Studio. Over the course of three days, Thomas sold numerous pieces, mostly to other artists who probably would have been too embarrassed to ask about prices had they not been clearly marked.
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I'm on my first batch of wort, I didn't account for evaporation and had a couple boil overs, I'm sitting at about 4.25 gallons of wort. Bottling calls for 5oz of priming sugar, should I reduce to account for the lost .75 gal.?
Yes, you should reduce the amount linearly. 5oz * (4.25gl/5gl) = 4.25oz.
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The ASPCA was back on Capitol Hill on Friday, and they brought along some furry friends! The second annual "Paws for Love" event, which honors shelter animals and rescue organizations, welcomed members of Congress and animal shelters from the Washington, D.C. metro area to celebrate shelter pets and find them permanent homes. Check out the photo gallery above for some great images of members of Congress cuddling with shelter pets!
The event was co-hosted by the Congressional Animal Protection Caucus, a bipartisan group of U.S. representatives committed to advancing animal welfare legislation in Congress, and at least five animals were adopted, with many more application submitted for other animals. More than 1,100 members of the Capitol Hill community attended the event, including 19 members of Congress.
April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month, and each year, the ASPCA urges supporters across the country to "Go Orange for Animals" during the month of April to raise awareness for their cause. In addition to the adoption event on Capitol Hill, this year's schedule of events includes:
- National Dog Fighting Awareness Day (NDFAD), April 8: The ASPCA will commemorate the very first NDFAD to advance the conversation about dog fighting and to encourage animal lovers across the country to take action against this brutal form of animal cruelty. To learn more about the ASPCA's work to end dog fighting or RSVP to attend their NDFAD Google Hangout, moderated by Dan Harris of ABC News, click here.
- ASPCA's 148th Birthday, April 10: To celebrate, the ASPCA is encouraging everyone to go orange for animals;
- ASPCA Help a Horse Day, April 26: Animal advocates are invited to honor horses by supporting their local horse rescues in the fight to end equine cruelty and neglect;
- National Animal Advocacy Day, April 30: Animal lovers are invited to help the ASPCA enact meaningful protections for animals at the federal, state and local level by being an effective voice for animals in the lawmaking process.
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Board Meeting Dates (Schedule is subject to change) 2013/14:
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If moviegoers need a hint at how hilarious "Ride Along" will be, watch the Comedy Central special "Kevin Hart: Serve & Protect." That about sums it up.
For every scowl from rapper Ice Cube, there's a "What happened?" look on comedian Kevin Hart's face in the cop comedy.
Ben Barber (played by Hart) has just gotten accepted to the police academy, but before he can handle that task, he wants his girlfriend's brother James Payton (played by Ice Cube) to give him the blessing to marry his girlfriend Angela Payton (played by Tika Sumpter).
The problem is James, who is already a cop, is disgusted by all things Ben Barber. To try to scare him out of being a cop and marrying his sister, he decided to take him on a ride along on a "126," which brings about some of the most foolish cop "crimes" ever. Problem is once Ben figures out that some of the "crimes" are jokes, he can't decipher between real criminals and fake criminals. And in usual Kevin Hart form, he decides to show out at all the wrong times even when James lets him know he's not playing anymore.
There's no way to describe Kevin Hart's comedy. It's a mix of watching him threaten children, fly through the air, try to operate a gun, make faces, stand up against Omar (played by Laurence Fishburne), call Sumpter's character "Bouncy Butt," fight his way through a honey battle with Crazy Cody (played by Gary Owen), define why he's nicknamed himself Black Hammer and more. But you have to see it to giggle about it.
If you enjoyed the Comedy Central special, there's 100 percent you'll enjoy this flick. If not, rent a sense of humor. It'll make life so much more pleasurable.
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I'd like to learn to evaluate how much there is error if I compute algebraic expressions and round my intermediate steps. For example, I had data of length of couples height as (167,183), (165,165), (167,178), (163,173), (178,180), (165,173). I computed the Pearson correlation of those data points to be $$\frac{\frac{85}{5}}{\sqrt{\frac{287}{10}}\sqrt{41}}.$$ But if I make a table to compute the correlation which has say columns $x,y,x-\bar{x},y-\bar{y},(x_i-x)(y_i-y), (x_i-x)^2,(y_i-y)^2$ and for every point I round the result for example to four decimals, what can I say the error $\epsilon$ of the correlation coefficient? Or if $\epsilon$ should be for example less than $0.01$, how many digits should I take to the intermediate results. I would like to see some tutorial/lecture notes/book to evaluate errors. Also, if person's height is 167 in this data, the height $h$ actually satisfies the inequality $166.5<h<167.5$ so I'd like to learn how much that affects on the correlation.
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"Hell's Kitchen" returned with a new episode that featured six chefs competing for the final prize. On Thursday, the official Facebook page for the show revealed a video that gave viewers the chance to see how the chefs handled a tailgate feast. The contestants had to travel to the University of Southern California to compete in the challenge, and the famous black jackets were not forgotten.
In episode 17, the show decided to cater to football fans by letting the chefs make their meals. Gordon Ramsay presented the sandwich challenge to the contestants at the University of Southern California, and the fans had the chance to determine the best food from the group. Scott and Jason won the challenge and were rewarded with a wine-tasting in Malibu.
The four chefs who did not win the challenge were stuck doing the recycling at the school and spent their time sorting through the trash. However, Jason may have celebrated his victory with too much wine because he struggled to stay awake the next day. Nevertheless, he was not the only one who had problems with dinner service because Kashia had multiple issues with the lobster. Scott decided that he was going to scream back at Ramsay after he questioned his dedication to cooking. The other contestants also underperformed during dinner, but they picked Kashia to be eliminated.
Despite Scott's argument with Ramsay, he was not sent home and received a reprimand from the chef during elimination. Kashia's problems with her station cost her the black jacket on "Hell's Kitchen," and she went home. It was clear that Ramsay was not impressed with any of the contestants during dinner and felt they should have been working better as a team. The group has been reduced to five chefs who will be competing next week.
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Electrification of transportation: the moment of truth
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By Robin Haycock, Head of Transport, The Climate Group.
Ernst & Young – Electrification of Transportation
European Cleantech Ignition Session 2011 – June 7 2011 Bonn, Germany
Are you fed up with being talked at during conferences about stuff you knew two years ago? If the answer to this is yes, then the Ernst & Young Cleantech Ignition Session's 'non-conference format' I experienced yesterday is certainly the answer.
The event saw 40 plus clever, well-connected people with powerful brands and companies behind them put into a room, with a top line facilitator to get them to talk (not hard), debate and discuss Electrification of Transport.
The event offered me an electrifying moment in time and I came away refreshed with new and exciting ideas to use in our EV20 programme.
A great surprise for me was the conversations revolving around business. Last year it was all about government intervention, public finance and incentives. Clearly this is still needed to push the market, but the feeling that the market and business are really starting to pull now was definitely palpable.
Lorna Pimlott from Manchester's Plugged in Places project is pioneering infrastructure and business models that are driven by investors and companies rather than the public purse.
It's incredible that only one year on from the launch of this government initiative, we can see these promising developments.
I had a fantastic session with Hanna Hellman from BP Alternative Energy and Scott Sarazen from Ernst & Young, wherein we surfed ideas for 'bundled' packages of mobility that meet customer issues. We started by discussing the Cool Car and bundle concept (with the ubiquitous quoted i-Car linked to BYD and a service provider) and moved through to the trusted provider option (combining Eurocar, BP and BMW). We then moved onto concepts for a finance bundle where you choose the car (Deutsche Bank, Vodaphone and SwissRE). I look forward to working with Hanna soon on this and more.
Can you imagine how few cars and vans would be sold if it weren't for lease and finance deals? If you can, then we need to see these types of packages happen sooner rather than later, to de-risk as well as delight customers and fleet managers.
Next then, how about a genuinely clever analysis and monitoring package for batteries that will provide an insurer, car reseller or utility company with a real value to the large format used battery that they have in front of them? Well Jan-Olaf Willums – a long time friend and supporter of The Climate Group is developing just that. Consider how the battery finance market would change when we have a real value for a battery, and can decide whether it moves onto its next life at the optimum moment? This has to beat the guess work of today and makes for exciting times if this is achieved.
There was a big buzz around how fleets could be the link between early adopters and mass market, so The Climate Group work is on the button; and of course I will keep everyone informed of progress.
So what did I conclude? That the market is still going strong, and given the level of positive communications out there and the continued level of press engagement, as well as the businesses interested in making money, the enthusiasm, and the level of intellect surrounding me yesterday, I think we're still on course for a Clean Revolution in transport.
The possibilities of more product was a clear issue, so the drive from governments bought on by push from OEMs actually needs to be pushed back at the OEMs, who are now lagging behind the demand curve.
OLEV's UK incentives are running slowly and not to plan according to Rosie Snashall who manages the scheme, but that is not because of demand or government interest, it is down to supply of vehicles!
Overall, this was a fabulous 'non-conference'. I recommend it as an alternative to the usual 'dash for coffee' at every break in the relentless PowerPoint-heavy conferences we often attend.
So well done, Ernst & Young, good luck with the rest of the series, and I look forward to the insightful thought leadership document that will follow.


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Cuna de Vida, a new brand of luxury resort, has announced the start of construction of Del Rey Airport, which it said will be the world's first full-service, private international airport. It will be located on Isla Del Rey in the archipelago of Las Perlas in Panama and will accommodate aircraft as large as the Boeing Business Jet. The terminal will house a lounge and customs and immigration services, and fueling and resort ground transportation will be available. The airport represents the first development phase of Cuna de Vida, which will include luxury resorts, a marina, spas and a restaurant.
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Fifteen-year-old Sarah resents her baby brother Toby and secretly wishes that he will just disappear. Her wish comes true when goblins kidnap the boy. Feeling responsible and guilty about his abduction, she sets forth to retrieve him, and finds herself on the adventure of a lifetime. To rescue her brother, she must sneak into the castle of the Goblin King, which is in the center of a fantastical labyrinth. But, the task is easier said than done, for the maze is filled with strange creatures and mind-bending puzzles, and nothing is really as it seems.
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Directions to the Bengal Brasserie Poppleton Restaurant
The Bengal Brasserie at Poppleton can be found on York's northern ring road the A1237 between the A59 (Harrogate Road) and the A19 (Thirsk Road). Simply turn into York business park at the Poppleton Roundabout then immediately turn left in front of the BP Garage. Turn left again into our car park.


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I take issue with Bryce Edwards comments above - Being democratically elected does not give a Party carte blanche while in power. If there is reasonable doubt that the assets (or rights) the Govt is seeking to sell do not in fact belong to them, then it is only right and proper that this is raised and the whole process properly legitimised.
As a separate issue - its worth taking a look at how Norway and UK have individually faired in dealing with the GFC - then consider their contrasting asset sales policies in the previous decades. Norway were much smarter. Why would NZ seek to emulate UK's disastrous short-termism in this respect? Its hard to understand NZ's myopia in this respect.
An NBR ONLINE poll result showing almost half of readers think National should ditch its coalition with the Maori party is "surprising", according to a political scientist.
NBR subscribers were last week asked: Should National abandon its confidence and supply agreement with the Maori Party?
Forty-six percent of respondents said yes, while 54% said no.
Prime Minister John Key offended the Maori Party last week when he suggested the government could ignore the Maori Council's Treaty claim on water rights.
Otago University political studies lecturer Dr Bryce Edwards says the poll result is more a slight on the Maori Council than the National Party.
"It speaks to how strongly people feel towards the Maori Council's attempts to slow down the asset sales process.
"There will be a connection for many people between the Maori Council and the Maori Party. Quite separate bodies, but big overlaps in terms of political agendas.
"For a lot of people, it is anti-democratic that a party has gone to the people, got a mandate and then we've had opportunistic attempts to slow that democratic mandate down.
"People could be quite upset about that."
Dr Edwards says it is surprising that nearly half of respondents think National should ditch its confidence and supply agreement with the Maori Party, when National has gained the most as a result of the coalition.
"It has been a stamp of legitimacy within Maoridom that National has received.
"Although it might be seen as only having resonance for Maori voters, I think it has wider resonance for people who are sympathetic to Maori aspirations."
However, he says the poll indicated the strong feelings people have about the water rights issue.
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I take issue with Bryce Edwards comments above - Being democratically elected does not give a Party carte blanche while in power. If there is reasonable doubt that the assets (or rights) the Govt is seeking to sell do not in fact belong to them, then it is only right and proper that this is raised and the whole process properly legitimised.
I have yet to hear any anti-asset sale argument that suggests the proponent has the faintest clue.
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The Wildlife, Boat, and Law Enforcement Committee of the Board of Game and Inland Fisheries will meet to preview staff recommendations regarding amendments to all hunting and trapping regulations EXCEPT for those regarding foxhound training preserves. Due to the interest of the full Board to hear staff recommendations and public comment on foxhound training preserves, the Board has dedicated Wednesday, March 20, at 1:00 pm to solely consider that matter. No matters regarding foxhound training preserves will be heard at the Wildlife, Boat, and Law Enforcement Committee meeting.
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General Motors announced just some of the fuel economy numbers for their new generation 2015 mid-size pickup trucks yesterday. With their new pickup trucks slated to enter the market later in the fall of 2014, performance information on the new Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon trucks continues to dribble out slowly.
The fuel economy estimates released today were only for the optional 3.6L V6 with the 6-speed automatic transmission.
For 2WD models GM estimates 18/26 mpg City/Highway with an expected average of 21 mpg. For the 4WD models, the estimate is 17/24 mpg City/Highway and average of 20 mpg. GM says that testing is still going on with the standard 2.4L 4-cylinder and hope to release those numbers in the near future.
It is also important to note that the new Colorado and Canyon will add a power train option in 2016 when the durable 2.8L Duramax turbodiesel is added to the lineup. For now, there are no hints as to the expected performance for this additional power train.
With the new trucks due this fall, GM began taking dealer orders in August. They report that the initial response is beyond their expectations with over 30,000 Colorado mid-size pickups having been ordered as of the end of August. Retail sales response, of course, is yet to come – but it appears that GM dealers are counting on these new trucks to compete well with the solidly established Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier – both of which are a bit long in the tooth and a year or more away from a new generation.
Though Ford and Ram abandoned this segment some time ago and Toyota and Nissan have been slow to get new product into the segment, GM has been bullish on the future of the segment with a defined strategy to kill the old generation in 2012 and build a whole new truck for 2015. Orders from dealers for over 30,000 vehicles (in just the Colorado alone) in the first month says their dealers are bullish too.
Automotive News has reported that analysts predict GM may well sell 70,000 to 90,000 of the two trucks in the first year. It is interesting to consider those estimates when looking at the last full year (2013) segment sales that totaled about 225,000. Near 70 percent of those were the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier trucks with the balance coming from the Honda Ridgeline (yes it is considered a mid-size pickup) plus the last of the 2012 Colorado and Canyons.
So far in 2014, the segment has sold about 175,000 units – mostly the Tacoma followed by the Frontier and trailed by the Ridgeline. If the mid-size market demand in 2015 is between 250,000 and 300,000, those numbers are possible.
We have been following these new mid-size trucks from GM for a full year now. We have reported on them in examiner.com several times over the period.
• Pricing for Colorado and Canyon - August 5, 2014
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As we have noted previously, the proof of these new trucks will be in the driving. We are anxiously awaiting a first drive opportunity - when we can tell you more about how good these trucks really are. Frankly, we think they may exceed expectations.
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Any news about thatgamecompany's Journey is music to my earholes: it came in as my number 3 pick during our Top 5 Upcoming Games for 2011 feature. As it turns out, the latest batch of news is the game's length.
As it turns out, the journey will last about three hours, according to a report by thesixthaxis, who had a chance to play the game at an event in London.
Personally speaking, I'm not too worried about this length. Flower only lasted the better part of two hours and was one of the best games I've ever played.
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I am using a Palm Tungsten E2 PDA which I sync to a linux machine via jpilot. jpilot is kind of ugly but it works and it is sufficient to look up things on the computer.
Now I want to sync the same data to a 'backup' Palm PDA (m150). First tests with jpilot did not work as expected, because it seems that the devices differ too much and jpilot is too dependent on different database file formats (i.e. I guess the devices internally use different database schemas).
Syncing to the backup PDA m150 works with j-pilot, when a fresh
~/.jpilot config is used.
How can I solve this? Is there is some GUI which supports to sync to multiple devices (and abstracts away device differences)?
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TEMPE – Lindsay Prescott finished 22nd overall and her team defeated a nationally ranked foe as the Arizona State University women's cross country team finished 10th overall at the 25th Roy Griak Invitational at the Les Bolstad Golf Course in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday morning. Running in the Jack Johnson Women's Division I Gold 6,000m race, the Sun Devils scored 267 points on the day to finish 10th in the 29-team field and was just seven points from ninth place.
Overall, the team title was won by #24 Arizona (76), who was followed in the Top 5 by #18 New Mexico (102), #15 Iowa State (113), #7 Duke (119) and #14 Providence (139). The Sun Devils, who are receiving votes in the latest USTFCCCA National Top 30 rankings, finished seven points behind #27 Penn State (260) and ahead of unranked Colorado State (268), #29 Rice (272) and Toledo (285), who also was receiving votes.
Individually, Prescott was the top finisher for the Sun Devils for the second week in a row after placing second last weekend in Tucson. The junior from Phoenix covered the Minnesota course in 21:38.7 to finish 22nd overall before three women came in bunched together. Alyssa Allison was 53rd in 22:10.5 with Kate Lydy (22:12.8) and Cherise McNair (22:13.3) placing 57th and 58th, respectively. The Top 5 scorers for the team was rounded out by Kauren Tarver, who was 80th in 22:36.7.
Four other women also ran in the race. The team's Top 7 was rounded out by Anna Sperry, who was 84th in 22:39.4, and Eliza Gawryluk, who placed 113th in 22:56.9. The final two Sun Devils to finish the race were Brianna Smith, who was 143rd in 23:18.7, and Karlee Owens, who was 148th in 23:22.9.
The Sun Devils will take part in a pair of events next Friday as the top runners on the men's team will travel to South Bend, Ind., for the Notre Dame Invitational while the remaining men and the women's team will remain in town to compete in the ASU Invitational later that night. The ASU Invitational, which is part of the Desert Twilight Cross Country Festival, will be held at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa.
2010 Roy Griak Invitational
Les Bolstad Golf Course - Minneapolis, Minn.
ASU Women's Results - 6,000m Run
22. Lindsay Prescott - 21:38.7
53. Alyssa Allison - 22:10.5
57. Kate Lydy - 22:12.8
58. Cherise McNair - 22:13.3
80. Kauren Tarver - 22:36.7
84. Anna Sperry - 22:39.4
113. Eliza Gawryluk - 22:56.9
143. Brianna Smith - 23:18.7
148. Karlee Owens - 23:22.9
Women's Team Scoring - Top 5
1. #24 Arizona (76)
2. #18 New Mexico (102)
3. #15 Iowa State (113)
4. #7 Duke (119)
5. #14 Providence (139)
10. rv Arizona State (267)