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No ice cream maker is needed to make this easy, 4-ingredient sorbet from Kory Figura of Waverly, Iowa. She does report one problem, however. "We couldn't keep enough watermelon in the house to keep up with the demand!"
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup water
- 8 cups cubed seedless watermelon
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- In a small saucepan, bring sugar and water to a boil. Cook and stir until sugar is dissolved; set aside.
- In a blender or food processor, process the watermelon in batches until pureed. Transfer to a large bowl; stir in the sugar syrup and lemon juice.
- Pour into a 13-in. x 9-in. dish; cover and freeze for 8 hours or until firm. Just before serving, puree watermelon mixture in batches until smooth. Yield: 1-1/2 quarts.
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text: Does anyone here know anything about stuttering? Laura will be 3 the end of July and yesterday she started repeating syllables sometimes, mostly at the end of her words. I find it quite baffling so far :?? . She is just getting over some nasty flu virus that lasted about 4 days and then she starts talking funny. Just a few minutes ago she saw a flashlight on the counter and tried to say the word, and it came out "flash-sh-sh-light". She wanted to watch TV earlier and she said "I want to watch-ch-ch it." And then she wanted to lock the bathroom door when we were in there and she said " I want it lock-ck-ck it." It seems inconsistent, like sometimes she can say a certain word fine and other times she can't. I don't think she is doing it on purpose and I'm not even sure she's really aware of it :thinking: . Should I be worried? Has any one heard of such a thing as stuttering coming on so fast? I have done a small bit of reading online but it han't been a whole lot of help yet. Any help or insight is appreciated!

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Lady Barons improve in Huntington tournament
The Brewton-Parker College women's soccer team showed signs of improvement during a trip to Montgomery, Ala., last week to play two tournament games at Huntingdon College.
The first game against Huntingdon on Thursday, Sept. 4, came after the Lady Barons worked on shooting techniques that morning at the Montgomery YMCA soccer fields.
Brewton-Parker came out with a strong attack to kick off the scoring with an unassisted goal by sophomore Ashley Meyer of Alma, Ontario, snapping the Lady Barons' three-game scoreless drought that began the season.
The Lady Barons continued their attacks looking to build a lead but fell victim to successful counterattacks from the home team and came out on the short end of a 5-1 score.
"Unfortunately, we just do not have the personnel to be strong up top, in the middle and in the back at the same time," said Brewton-Parker coach Bill Glass.
"What kept us in the Huntingdon game was the heroics of our goalkeeper, sophomore Michelle McRaven of Brunswick, who was called upon to make 29 saves. We also got great play from backs Kendra Sewell (senior) of Canton, junior Kelly Mosley of Appling and senior Anna Fry from Baldwin."
Glass said the issue with lack of balance on the team was brought home in the Lady Barons' second tournament game against Clearwater Christian College on Friday.
The Lady Barons again adopted an attacking style, mounted a series of creative onslaughts led by junior Karen Taylor of Burlington, Ontario, which forced four corner kicks. However, successful counter-attacks by the opposition led to a 3-0 deficit at the half.
In the second half, the Brewton-Parker attacks started to pay off as freshman Brittany Evans of Louisville redirected a ball served in by sophomore Avianne Tobias of Toco, Trinidad, for the Lady Barons' first goal of the contest.
"Avianne was a force to be reckoned with on offense and on defense," Glass said.
Shortly thereafter, Meyer put in an unassisted goal to make the score 3-2. Sensing an opportunity for victory Brewton-Parker pushed up more aggressively into the attack but once again fell prey to breakaways by the opponents and on the short end of a 6-2 count.
"I was happy for our team this week," said Glass. "We have been playing defensively up until now, which is not much fun, and this week we just decided to get out there and go for it. While the game results were not what we wanted, the players certainly got a lot of satisfaction putting the ball in the back of the net three times."
A measure of the effectiveness of Brewton-Parker's attacks is that for the first time this season the team actually had an advantage in corner kicks in a game, 6-4 over Clearwater Christian.
The Lady Barons traveled to Thomasville on Tuesday to play Thomas University, with their next match Saturday at 1 p.m. against Wesleyan College in Macon.
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Does anyone out there have a tried and true spaghetti sauce recipe we could use for canning? My SIL and I wanted to do a little canning with tomatoes. I would so appreciate it. Beth
I made some spaghetti sauce this year to can and after I had it canned I talked to a rep from the Extension Office and she said I needed to freeze it because it was not a tested recipe. She said the oil in my recipe required it to be pressure canned but she couldn't say how long because it was not a tested recipe. I had to DUMP OUT my sauce into freezer containers and put that beautiful sauce in the freezer - about killed me... The recipe below is NOT the one I used. I used one I got off this BB, but since it wasn't "tested" I froze it to be on the safe side.
Anyway, I looked up a "tested" recipe for spaghetti sauce. And found this one If you don't use this one I suggest you call your county extension office and get a tested recipe. Then you will be safe!
Yield: About 9 pints
Please read Using Pressure Canners before beginning. If this is your first time canning, it is recommended that you read Principles of Home Canning.
Procedure: Caution: Do not increase the proportion of onions, peppers, or mushrooms. Wash tomatoes and dip in boiling water for 30 to 60 seconds or until skins split. Dip in cold water and slip off skins. Remove cores and quarter tomatoes. Boil 20 minutes, uncovered, in large saucepan. Put through food mill or sieve. Saute onions, garlic, celery or peppers, and mushrooms (if desired) in vegetable oil until tender. Combine sauteed vegetables andtomatoes and add remainder of spices, salt, and sugar. Bring to a boil. Simmer uncovered, until thick enough for serving. At this time the initial volume will have been reduced by nearly one-half. Stir frequently to avoid burning. Fill jars, leaving 1-inch headspace. Adjust lids and process according to the recommendations in Table 1 or Table 2, depending on the method of canning used.
One more note about making spaghetti sauce - my family is so picky - won't eat chunks so after peeling and quartering the tomatoes, I just put them in the blender and blended them until they were smooth. I measured this "puree" to come up with the right measurement of "cups" of tomatoes.
I've canned spaghetti sauce -- and have a recipe, just not with me at work. What I find better then spaghetti sauce is to make "canned" diced tomatoes. That way you can whip up great real sauce by just adding a can of tomato paste -- or you can use the diced tomatoes for any other dish -- like soups, or really anything that uses the canned diced tomatoes. You wouldn't have to worry about "testing" it...
Just wash / chop/dice the tomatoes or use a food processor. Then boil the beejeebers out of them -- add some Italian spices with a bit of lemon and put in hot jars & seal.
This method works for me better -- I'll can pint jars and quarts -- and then be able to use them throughout the year. I'll fry up some Italian sausage, add one of my jars... toss with pasta maybe add green pepper, onion or olives... and ta da ... dinner is done.
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The Top Ten Reasons to Marvel over Monday, February 28th
9. I'm grateful that many, many, many years ago on yesterday's date, a lady gave birth to my mother. And I'm also grateful that, more recently, someone opened Boca Chica, so that we could sup on fine Mexican (food, not people) in honor of my mama.
8. I'm happy that February has come to an end. Now, perhaps, in another three months, spring will...well, spring.
7. I'm thankful that, compared to Gabby's 18 naps per day, my 1-2 weekend naps seem less lazy.
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4. I'm thankful that my mother and I weren't mistaken for December-May lesbians whilst ring shopping this weekend.
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The Bowling Green, KY location will conduct Field Plot experiments utilizing control released N fertilizers alone or in combination with poultry litter for a no-till corn production. Greenhouse gases such as CH4, CO2, and N2O will be determined on a timely schedule. Soil samples will be taken periodically to determine the N status in soil and finally corn grain yield will be determined to select the most efficient treatment. The experiment will be designed scientifically sound to include control treatment and four replications.
Increasing demand for food and agricultural products directly relates to increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, particularly the three primary gases associated with agriculture [nitrous oxide (N2O), methane (CH4), and carbon dioxide (CO2)]. Nitrogen (N) is one of the most important nutrients required for the survival of all living organisms and it is ubiquitous in the environment. Commercial N fertilizers and organic N sources such as animal manure stimulate N losses mainly through biochemical processes. Commercially available enhanced-efficiency N fertilizers and slow-release fertilizers can potentially increase the N-use efficiency by crops and reduce N losses. We investigated the effects of N2O, CH4, and CO2 emissions from application of several commonly used inorganic N fertilizers, commercially available enhanced-efficiency N fertilizer, and poultry litter under no-till corn production in a study funded by USDA-ARS and partially by Agrotain International and Agrium Advanced Technologies for two years. Specifically, we quantified and compared growing season fluxes of N2O, CH4, and CO2 resulting from application of 168 kg N/ha from six inorganic chemical N fertilizers and poultry litter as follow: dry granular urea (U) (46% N), liquid urea-ammonium nitrate (UAN) (28% N), ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3) (34% N), ESN (44% N), Super urea (SuperU) (46% N), UAN + AgrotainPlus (28% N), poultry litter (3% N), poultry litter + AgrotainPlus (3% N), and a control treatment that received no chemical fertilizer or poultry litter for two years in 2009 and 2010, using static, vented chambers. No significant differences were observed in N2O emissions among the enhanced-efficiency N fertilizers and other N fertilizer sources. The CH4 and CO2 emissions were impacted by the environmental factors more than the N source. Results demonstrated that N fertilizer source and climate conditions need consideration when selecting N fertilizer that reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Further research is needed in different geographical and climatic regions to determine the effects of other management and environmental conditions on greenhouse gas emissions from different crop production systems. Results from the study were published in the November-December issue of the Journal of Environmental Quality. The research was also presented in San Antonio, TX, at the Annual Meeting of the Soil Science Society of America in October 2011.


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I saw this 11 to 12 year old girl. She was wearing a tiny little shirt and a mini-skirt so short I practically saw her "you know what" and had to describe to my grandson what it was. Wearing 6-inch heels. Her hair was bleach-
blonde and I gave her mom a look and she mouthed to me "her idol is Paris Hilton". Well, excuse me I don't care who her idol is but I know if that was my child then oooo-wee she would NOT be wearing that. I am beginning to think that these celebrities are setting bad examples as of Paris Hilton. That little girl's momma is going to let her parade around and just show everyone and then everyone else is going to have to explain to their grandchildren what it is. Tell me what you think. You probably won't put this in the paper but you really should.
In the Federalist Papers (No. 10), James Madison (1751-1836), fourth president of the United States and recognized as the "father of the Constitution," wrote that democracies are "spectacles of turbulence and contention" and that pure democracies are "incompatible with personal security and the rights of property owners (sound familiar with today's happenings?) . . .. Madison went on to say , that "in general pure democracies have been as short in their lives as they have been violent in their deaths." (End of Jefferson's quotes..the next quotations are added for emphasis) This perspective of "raw democracy" is descriptive of the period we are being misdirected into today. Brainwashed people who support democrats today are clamoring for more of it. They come out of our schools believing that, democracy is the preferred form of government, not knowing what the ultimate effects of "pure democracy" would actually be. Contrary to what is widely taught and brooded about in the news media and solemn expressions of our politicians; the United States is not (according to one of its principle founders) a democracy. The Constitution itself, Article IV, Section 4, says: "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican form of government." There is no mention of the word democracy in the Constitution. Now I know this will dismay Democrat supporters, but truth is truth, and facts are facts. Learn them, know them, and teach them so that America may survive as a "representative republic." If this form of government offends you, and you prefer the "democracy" the new democrat party of today is selling, then recognize it and acknowledge it for what it is, and call it by its proper name of "socialism," or "Marxism," or communism. They are all synonymous with the "political snake oil" the Democrats are selling today to "take back America and into the dark brand of political governance of Mao, Ho Chi, Stalin, Castro, and Chavez. We see clearly the man behind the curtain exposed for what you truly are. But Democrats really wouldn't want a true democracy either. They know if we had a referendum vote today on a communist form of government vs. a Representative Republic form of government, they would lose by a 70-30 margin. That's why we are experiencing the turbulence and violence Madison talked about. They are trying to bring Marxism and Communism into being here in the good ole USA under the false labels of "democracy," and "democrat."
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Stop Throwing Away Money on Self Indulgent Weddings
It has been a pleasurable part of my life as a rabbi to attend weddings. I have attended hundreds of weddings of various sizes, styles, numbers, and traditions. Some of course I have enjoyed more than others, and not a few have been the occasion of as much conflict, anger, and dispute, as happiness, love, and delight. But I am finding it increasingly hard to feel comfortable about some weddings I attend, for a whole range of reasons.
They are getting more and more protracted. I thought it was only Persians who called you for 5:00, arrived at 8:00, and started at 9:30. But the last Ashkenazi one I attended was called for 6:00, ran a smorgasbord till 9:00, and started at 10:00. You can now assume it takes half an hour for the procession in to the Chupah. Some Chupahs are so overcrowded with jostling relatives that it feels like a scrum.
Often there's one band plays for the reception, another for the Chupah, a third for Hassidic or Israeli dances, a fourth for ballroom dancing, and then there's a disco. One singer is for Ashkenazi cantorial style, one for Chasidic pop, one for Sephardi tunes, and another for Carlebach. As for food, a loaded reception is offered as people arrive, another after the Chupah but before dinner, then there will be a full main meal, midnight refreshers, and if there's a Chasidic Mitzvah Tantz at the end you'll get a complete breakfast as well.
It is fashionable to fly in from Israel, distinguished rebbes, rabbis, and factota traveling first class or on private jets. A guest list of thousands is not unusual. Consider the millions, now billions being spent each year on religious weddings. Then consider how much charitable and educational work could be accomplished instead of a one-night bash that disappears into photo albums a few hours after it is over, to be glanced at perhaps once a year thereafter. The cost, the waste, it's mind-blowing.
But I realize that weddings are not just for brides and grooms. Nowadays we have massive extended families. Once upon a time war, disease, and antisemitism decimated our ranks. Nowadays first cousins can run into the fifties and seconds into the hundreds. Successful businessmen have to invite business contacts, flaunt their success to attract new capital, and invite gaggles of rabbis to prove their religious status and legitimacy. It's not just spoilt daughters who clamor for excess, it's insecure magnates too.
Over the past fifty years of rising Jewish affluence (as well as continuing Jewish poverty) many religious leaders of all denominations have tried hard to introduce sumptuary laws to try to limit excessive expenditure on weddings, to absolutely no avail. Desperate parents have offered apartments and cars instead of huge weddings to their children, but a fancy white wedding always seems to win. Occasionally you hear of a couple who elope to Israel for a quickie or just take a rabbi and two witnesses into Central Park. But the pressures are so great that in most Jewish circles it's simply not an option.
One could arrange a nice, modest wedding ceremony and celebratory meal, regardless of whether it was in New York, London, Jerusalem, or Pondicherry (even if the price of kosher catering is ballooning like the Hindenburg). Recently I entertained a relatively humble rosh yeshiva from Israel who has ten children and has personal debts of $500,000 as a result of marrying off his five daughters. It was not just the cost of a wedding itself, or the seven mini-celebrations, the Sheva Brachot during the following seven days. It was the need to buy an apartment for each that left him staggering under such a heavy load of debt. At the same time he has to support his five sons who are also married but studying full-time. This is not atypical.Jeremy Rosen
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This past Lag B'Omer, my husband & I had a modest wedding which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. I agree, there is no need for such unnecessary extravagance, especially if one cannot afford it
Amen. If financial stress is the most common reason for divorce, why do so many couples start off with a huge debt because of something as superficial as a wedding ceremony? It makes more sense to use that money to provide security for the family or if they're already rich, why not use that money to do some good outside the family? It's a waste. And when the whole thing is catered and full of pomp, it loses the intimacy of a family get-together. While we're at it, quit wasting money on jewelry and expensive clothing too, girls. You may be princess, but your father and husband aren't kings.
Oh, puleeze. When the government itself over-indulges and fosters, rather than prevents, the development of filthy rich corporations, while keeping elderly shoah survivors in abject poverty, who is going to listen to admonitions of this kind?
Oh, puleeze. When the government itself over-indulges and fosters, rather than prevents, the development of filthy rich corporations, while keeping elderly shoah survivors in abject poverty, who is going to listen to admonitions of this kind?
i would extend the Rabbi's comments to include Bar/Batmitzvahs particularly in New York!
You are absolutely spot on. The cost of Jewish schooling in Melbourne Australia and high costs of housing to live in Jewish areas is also causing an unsustainable financial burden. I do however think you are a very brave man….not sure about your future social calendar 😉
If an extravagant wedding/bar mitzvah causes parents to go into debt, then I would agree with the Rabbi. But if parents can well afford the extravagance, then I am totally in favor of them spending their money on the celebration. What the Rabbi fails to mention is all this spent money supports everyone involved in the affair: florists, caterers, waiters, linen suppliers, cooks, etc., etc. All that spending enriches the economy. It circulates money into the market place. If you have it, then by all means spend it!
You're right, but in the circles he is talking about the young couple don't take on the debt, their parents do.
I agree with the sentiment that weddings have become overlay lavish and needlessly expensive — no argument there – but you make a couple of troubling comments —
A wedding is not a "one-night bash that disappears into photo albums a few hours after it is over". It's a celebration of unity and love, a new begining, the start of a new chapter. Our wedding album sits open by our front door, each day or two we turn to a different page so there's always a new picture and memory to revisit.
Secondly, if the wedding is not "not just for brides and grooms" haven't we missed the point. If these people have fallen in love and chosen each other, let them have their day. Let everyone work around their needs or wants. Let them have ONE day be about them.
There need not be "laws" limiting spend on weddings, just some common sense. The lavish buying of apartments or supporting adult children who choose not to work is absurd. Half a million dollars of debt seems ridiculous to me.
Weddings are supposed to be about the chatan and kallah and their starting a Bayit Ne'eman B'Yisrael. And bar/bat mitzvahs are supposed to be about the child's religious coming of age. How are these things really celebrated when there's so much emphasis on the superficial details that cost so much?
you forget…..they spend so much money and then the marriage lasts only a few years….Maybe the parents should put a clause, that the marriage has to last at least X number of years or they have to pay the parents back for the whole wedding….
is the bar mitzvah more BAR or MITZVAH? If it is more BAR save your money and take the kid to disneyland or even better, give to charity….


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(Port Angeles) The city of Port Angeles has approved a new ordinance dealing with garbage coming to the regional transfer station.
This week, the city council unanimously approved the flow control ordinance.
The ordinance requires most of the solid waste that comes from the city of Port Angeles and not picked up by city trucks to come to the transfer station on the west side of Port Angeles.
City manager Dan McKeen says putting requirement in the form of an ordinance will help with revenue stability. That's something revenue bond holders want in order to get better interest rates. The city is using a bond to pay for a 20-million dollar fix to the bluff at the former landfill. The bluff has eroded, exposing garbage from the old landfill that could spill into the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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But Clallam County commissioners have had issues with the ordinance. They are concerned it could take away future options for solid waste in the region. The county is considering a similar flow control ordinance.
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For some characters in Siddhartha, time doesn't exist. After listening to the river, Siddhartha's biggest insight is that time is an illusion and that life is not a continuum of events, but instead is omnipresent. Eternity springs from the world's unity. Understanding the past and the future as part of the present is a major component of achieving enlightenment.
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Traffic is emerging as a central concern for Menlo Park officials as they consider how Facebook's move to the former Sun Microsystems campus will impact the city.
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At a meeting Monday night, Menlo Park planning commissioners said an environmental impact report related to Facebook's move should focus on the traffic targets set by the company. Commission Chairman Vincent Bressler called the targets a "pretty aggressive set of numbers."
"It's pretty extreme, the amount of people that they want to put out there, versus how many trips they're projecting," Bressler said.
Commissioner Peipei Wu Pollmann said she wants the report to also address safety for Facebook's bicycle commuters. At Monday's meeting, some community members said they saw the company's move as an opportunity to improve bicycle access through eastern Menlo Park, Bressler said.
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A term used in the hood by individuals living in near poverty levels, hoping one day to make it all the way to the NBA and leave the hood even though it's extremely unlikely.
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The new name for the sport previously known as Basketball.
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Intel's 64-bit Moorefield chip debuts in the Asus Memo Pad 8, but only in Japan
No news when it will arrive in the UK
THE INTEL MOOREFIELD CHIP, which was announced at Mobile World Congress this year as an update to the firm's Atom range of system on chip (SoC) processors, has made its way into its first device.
Intel announced on its news website that the quad-core 64-bit Atom Z3580 chip will arrive for the first time powering the Asus Memo Pad 8 tablet in Japan.
"The Memo Pad 8 is the first Moorefield-based device to be announced. KDDI [a Japanese telecommunications operator] plans to offer the new Android tablet to their subscribers in Japan at the end of August," Intel said on Thursday.
The Asus Memo Pad 8 was launched in the UK last October powered by an ARM Cortex A9 1.6GHz CPU, but the 22nm Moorefield chip edition, set to hit Japan late this year, is based on Intel's new Silvermont chip microarchitecture, promising improved CPU performance over previous generations.
In February, Intel worldwide client benchmark manager Matt Dunford said that the new Atom chips are faster than Apple's A7 chip in the iPhone 5S and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 processor in the Samsung Galaxy S4, in most aspects of operation.
Using some preliminary benchmark test results as examples, Dunford showed that Intel beat the competition in web application performance using the Webxprt 2013 benchmarking tool, with a score of 2.38 over Apple's 2.05 and Qualcomm's 1.10. Intel also claimed that the chip beat the competition in terms of battery performance, with Dunford showing off a Batteryxprt 2013 score of 1.87 compared to Apple's 1.17 and Qualcomm's 1.01 scores.
The Asus Memo Pad 8 is an 8in Android powered tablet costing £199 in the UK at present, featuring a 1280x800 resolution screen and internal storage that's expandable via microSD.
Intel said it will launch Moorefield chips, along with its dual-core Atom counterpart chips codenamed Merrifield, later this year through OEMs, so it seems that this is the first of that push. We've asked Intel when the UK is likely to see the Moorefield chip in a mobile device, but it said that it doesn't have any news in this market yet. µ
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If you know me at all, you will know that today — or, rather, for a few days — I have been obsessed with the Imus story. This won't make any sense to most of you, because you live in Houston, where Imus' radio show isn't on the airwaves (though his TV show is on MSNBC every morning, which is where I have, until recently, been getting my daily fix.)
Here's the thing: I've been listening to Imus for probably a decade and a half, back before he became a family man and talked a whole lot about breasts rather than autism. Some days I think he's a genius, some days a shill, some days a bully. In fact, I missed this recent outrage because I had gotten fed up and quit watching. Too much hawking his own products, too many fat jokes and Hillary jokes and homophobic jokes and all-of-the-above jokes, way too many fawning politicians and journalists and authors willing to put up with the enormous Imus dark side to get the audience and cred he could summon.
Those are the guys your major issue should be with — the Liebermans and McCains and Kerrys, pretty much across the political spectrum, who waltzed onto the show with full knowledge of who and what they were dealing with. Imus was pretty clear about who he was. But who are they? Did they ever wonder who they were kissing?
(Phil Mushnick in the New York Post has the phrase that pays: Imus and his "merry band of boot-lickers". )
I'm not going to defend Imus. As I said, I was already fed up. But if you are just sampling Imus and all you've heard is his horrible racist epithet and the long apology, you don't know what you're talking about. He really is often hilarious, brilliant and a must-listen. (Read Frenemy Mcadu on it here.)
The Imus deal, up to this point, has been a moving target of ugliness. It is ridiculous even to have to state that no fine young female athlete deserves the rudeness he flung around. Maybe anybody famous really is fair game for any sort of remark, but these young women — well, I can't even speak. Talk to your favorite politician/guest.
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Missing Tyler
Fifteen Months After Tyler Clementi's Suicide Launched a National Debate About Gay Teens and Bullying, His Parents Open Up About the Son They Adored-and the Hopes They Have for His Legacy
Three weeks later, on Sept. 22, 2010, Tyler jumped off the George Washington Bridge, about 40 miles from Rutgers, his suicide preceded three days earlier by an incident that shocked the nation: His Rutgers roommate, Dharun Ravi, 19, allegedly used a webcam to watch Tyler kissing a man in their dorm room and streamed it live. While authorities arrested Ravi and Molly Wei, 19, the dorm neighbor whose computer Ravi allegedly used, a long-overdue national discussion about teen bullying was ignited as word spread that Tyler's death was hardly unique. That month alone three other teens killed themselves after being subjected to homophobic taunting. The suicides jolted students and parents, among them the dad in the Oval Office. "We've got to dispel this myth that bullying is just a normal rite of passage," Obama said in a subsequent YouTube video. "It's not."
On Feb. 21 Ravi will stand trial on 15 offenses, among them four counts of bias intimidation, a hate crime. He's not charged with causing Tyler's suicide. "My client never bullied Tyler, nor did he act in any biased way toward Tyler based on his sexual orientation," says Steven Altman, the attorney for Ravi, who could spend decades in prison. "At trial it will become crystal clear." (Wei will avoid prosecution if she completes 300 hours of community service, receives bullying-related counseling and testifies against Ravi.)
Meanwhile Tyler's grief-stricken parents are speaking out for the first time since Tyler's death, hoping to focus renewed attention on the deadly problem of bullying. "It wouldn't be fair to Tyler's memory to let this slide," Jane told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview. "Something good has to come out of this terrible situation."
Until the horrible day when they lost him, the Clementis regarded Tyler as their happy-go-lucky son. Growing up with his older brothers-James, 26, and Brian, 23-on a quiet, tree-lined street in Ridgewood, N.J., he showed an early gift for music. The summer before he was in second grade, Brian played percussion in a music program, says Jane, a nurse. "Then Tyler looked at the violinist and said, 'I want to do that.'" He went on to play in two high school orchestras. Though he shied from attention, Tyler liked unusual challenges: At 9, he taught himself to ride a unicycle. "He must have fallen about 100 times," says Joe, public-works director for the borough of Hawthorne, N.J. "He never got discouraged." Soon Tyler was unicycling around the neighborhood, sometimes playing the violin at the same time.
Tyler, who was 5'6" and weighed 150 lbs., was never drawn to sports. "He liked Broadway shows. Opera. Ballet," says Jane. He never had a girlfriend, but "this kid was always around girls," says Joe, and neither parent suspected he was gay. "People say, 'Oh you must have had an inkling,'" Jane says. "But I did not." Instead the Clementis' suspicions were focused on their son James, long before he came out to them several months ago.
If Tyler was struggling with his sexuality, depression, or suicidal thoughts that last summer, he offered no clues. He was "very excited" about college, says Jane. "We talked about things he wanted to do when he got there." When the Clementis moved Tyler into his Rutgers dorm, his roommate had not yet arrived. After lunch they returned to find Ravi unpacking with his parents and brother. "He wouldn't even look at Tyler," says Jane. Finally Ravi's father made him introduce himself. "I didn't think anything of it at the time," says Joe. "In retrospect, I wonder." According to court documents, by then Ravi had discovered via the internet that Tyler was gay.
The last time Jane spoke to Tyler was the morning of his death. He never mentioned the webcam incident. "At the end of the conversation, we said what we always did," she says, tearing up. "I would say, 'I love you,' and he'd say, 'I love you more.' And then I'd say, 'No, I love you more.'" Less than 10 hours later, the police phoned. "I thought it was a crank call," says Joe. After police recovered Tyler's body a week later, "I still had doubts-if he jumped, if he was thrown," he says. "I've come, over the year now, to accept the fact that he did what he did."
Tyler never told his parents about his feelings before his suicide; they've learned of them through internet chats and texts released in the criminal case. Jane found one especially devastating. "Mom has basically completely rejected me," Tyler wrote to a friend. Jane says that far from hinting at his hurt, Tyler had seemed "relieved" after he came out to her. "I told him I needed time," she says. "You have dreams for your children, and when someone tells you this, your dreams are kind of shattered for that moment. I was processing it, but cutting him out of my life was never a possibility."
On the first-year anniversary of Tyler's death, his parents spent the day doing things Tyler liked to do. They went to the local mall-something they hate but Tyler loved-and ate at the food court. And they have done something else they think he would have appreciated: They've established a foundation in his name (thetyler clementifoundation.org), which will offer grants to programs that deal with gay teens, suicide prevention and bullying. Sadly, but emphatically, Joe says, "We don't want anybody to have to have an experience like this."
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Texas defensive coordinator Manny Diaz is removing his name from consideration for the FIU vacancy, a source told CBSSports.com Tuesday afternoon.
The 38-year-old Miami native--the son of former Miami mayor Manny Diaz--has decided against returning home because he felt the timing was not right. The source said that the coach is determined to help the Longhorns get back on top of the college football world.
In 2011, Diaz moved on to Texas, where he led the top defense in the Big 12 as the Longhorns ranked first in the conference in total defense, rushing defense and pass defense. However, this fall, the 8-4 Longhorns struggled on defense, ranking No. 75 in scoring defense and No. 72 in total defense as they were plagued by injuries and all sorts of tackling issues.


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CLEARWATER, S.C. (WRDW) -- A family in Clearwater is looking for answers after they say someone stole their family pet.
Sometime on Thursday Zero, The Mejia's family dog, escaped the yard and made his way down Crestview Drive to a gas station on Jefferson Davis Highway. The Mejia's got Zero a year and half ago for their son 5-year-old son Caleb, who did not take the news of Zero's disappearance well.
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As the US Olympic track and field trials wrapped up this past weekend in Oregon and the US Olympic swimming trials begin this week in Nebraska, I couldn't help but contemplate how far each of these amazingly trim, toned and talented athletes had come to reach such an opportune chance to compete in the upcoming Olympic games in London.
If we were to rewind the tape which captured their lives which led up to their physical capabilities to be at their zenith, we would come across them first crawling as infants, then walking as toddlers, running as children, etc, etc.
Nothing great, nothing worthy of attaining occurred with the snap of our fingers (except in Cinderella). I have written many different times about the need for small, steady steps toward goals we wish to accomplish (here and here just to mention a few) to ensure success. And while many of us are not destined to compete in the Olympics, there are so many simple things that we can create in our lives when we decide to adhere to the philosophy of persevering with the approach of making small steps.
But first, why is it that making small steps rather than big ones works better in attaining goals?
1. Eliminates paralysis.
"All changes, even positive ones, are scary. Attempts to reach goals through radical or revolutionary means often fail because they heighten fear . . ." -Robert Maurer
As the quote suggests when we look initially at a tremendous task – writing a novel, becoming a U.S. ambassador, earning a PhD, building a house, saving $1,000,000 for retirement – it can seem daunting. So daunting in fact, that we talk ourselves out of believing we are capable of attaining it.
So by choosing to focus on small steps – writing 30 minutes each day, earning stellar grades, finding the right contractor, setting aside $100 a month – the fear is decreased, if not eliminated entirely because, while you have a long term goal, you are focused on what you can do now – little by little.
2. Doesn't require as much time – more feasible
Small steps are much easier to fit into your already busy schedule. If your goal is to reduce the clutter from your home and become more organized, begin by picking up after yourself when you leave each room and resolve to leave it neat and tidy. Slowly but in good time, all the items in the house will be given a home or be eliminated, and the overwhelming task of doing it all in one day or weekend won't zap all of your time.
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What I'd like to show you now are a handful of examples that not only will enrich your life, but will endure due to the patient approach of making small steps thereby creating habits throughout your daily life that help create a more serene, balanced, and fulfilling life.
1. Healthy, pleasurable eating
There are many amazing meals, foods and treats that are available to us to enjoy, but if we indulge too often, they become our Achilles' heel. By choosing to welcome healthful habits into our daily eating habits, reducing/eliminating processed foods, cutting out soda/pop, eating mindfully, and listening to what our body needs versus what it wants, we gradually begin to fuel our bodies efficiently resulting in more pleasurable living without eliminating all that we love.
2. A healthy body
Reaching our ideal weight can cause some to try drastic measures that will help them those weight immediately, but if one don't create habits in their daily lives that can be followed regularly throughout the rest of their lives, the body, and therefore, one's mind, will never be at peace. Work to find an exercise regimen that you can regularly stick to – simply walking 20 minutes every day can produce amazing results after an extended period of time. And while many may say, "I can't wait that long!", know that once you begin to see results, you will have fully formed your habit, enabling you to be more likely to stick to your schedule and incorporate it into your daily way of living for years to come.
3. A bountiful and beautiful yard and garden
Beautiful things take time to create. And because they take time, they are appreciated that much more. Like a home, a garden/yard takes time to reach its full potential. Plants need time to mature and be pruned, trimmed and carried for, climbing vines need years to cover the trellis that will welcome guests into the garden, and perennials take years to reach their potential size and foliage. By tending to your garden/yard each year, eventually you will be surrounding by the bounty that Mother Nature is capable of providing.
4. Strong relationships
Emotions can expedite some relationships, but that doesn't necessarily make them strong. Relationships which are given time to develop, grow and reveal to either person involved the true character of the individuals, stand a far better chance when tumultuous storms come rolling in.
5. Elimination of debt
The benefits of having good credit affect so many aspects in our lives that we take for granted we deserve the following: a roof over our heads, a means to begin a business, a job, a healthy relationship, etc. By gradually paying down your debt and getting into the fiscal habit of only spending what you have in your bank account, not what remains on your credit limit, you put yourself in control as much as possible to create the life of your dreams.
6. A life full of blessings and appreciation
Quite some time ago, Oprah suggested having a gratitude journal and writing down a handful things we are grateful for at the end of each day. Some of you most likely already do this and are well aware of the benefits, but for those of you who are contemplating welcoming this practice into your daily life, consider after having done this for one full year – 365(6) days of three things you are grateful for leaves you with more than a thousand things to reflect on. Imagine how blessed you would feel. Imagine how much you would have to appreciate. And wouldn't such a life be something to revel in as you realize you have an amazing life?
7. An organized home
An organized home, especially when you share it with others takes time to create, but it is possible. First, gradually begin tackling each room and eliminating anything that is not useful or beautiful. Then create a place for everything – keys, newspapers, dishes, mail, dirty clothes, remotes, phones, coats, etc. Create habits when it comes to cooking. When should the dishes be done, how should each room be left when it is done being used? Where do toys go when they aren't being played with? Where do recyclable items go? Coupons?
Gradually, once you begin to create systems for your home that help its inhabitants function better and feel more relaxed, these systems will become habits, but it all begins with small steps.
8. Retirement savings
Compound interest. That term alone should be reason enough to begin slicing $50, $100 or more off of your monthly paycheck to a 401K, Roth IRA or TSA account (speak to your human resources department to see what is available at work, as well as a financial adviser to determine what is best for your situation) . The sooner you begin and the younger you are when you begin, the more opportunity you give your money to grow, and it all begins by investing a little bit each month. Before you know it, you will not miss it from your paycheck, and you will thank yourself down the road for the peace of mind it will provide as you plan your retirement with excitement in your step, instead of dread.
9. Beautiful skin
The best time to begin taking care of your skin is when you think your skin already looks fabulous. In other words, begin yesterday. And since no one can go back in time, begin today. Beautiful skin in our thirties, forties and certainly in our 50s, 60s and beyond doesn't just happen. While yes, our genes have a small hand, we have more control than we realize by choosing to take care of our skin every single day – reduce sun exposure, use 30spf or higher (I use 50spf) when you do go outside, moisture, weekly at home facials, salon facials when you can afford them, eat well, don't smoke, drink in moderation, get good sleep regularly, body massages, reduce stress and exercise.
10. A hopeful, optimistic attitude
"Your beliefs become your thoughts,
Your thoughts become your words,
Your words become your actions,
Your actions become your habits,
Your habits become your values,
Your values become your destiny."
― Mahatma Gandhi
Every day we have a choice when we wake up to believe in ourselves, believe in the opportunities that we are working so hard to take advantage of when they arrive, and to believe that we do make a difference. And when we accept that we do make a difference, make sure the difference you are making is a positive one. A hopeful, optimistic attitude is not only contagious to those we encounter, we become affected by it as well. So choose wisely what your thoughts will be each and every day.
As you can see, making small steps each and every day can have a profound effect on the quality of your life. Choose to be aware of the possibilities consistent, small steps can make, and be confident in the knowledge that you are building the life you desire.
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SAN RAMON -- Call it a nurse's sixth sense, divine intervention.-- or, maybe, even the stars aligning just right.
But on the afternoon of Sept. 29, when Mark Sessler, of San Ramon, walked into Ruggies' restaurant and went into sudden cardiac arrest, a San Ramon nurse was there too, at the right time and place to help save his life.
Laura Garland was having lunch with her family after church, but she had a hunch when she entered the restaurant that something wasn't quite right.
She said she glanced into the man's face when they passed each other near the entrance, and she had an odd twinge that he wasn't feeling well.
"Something didn't feel right," she said. As a nurse with 20 years of experience, she said her last 15 years have been spent specializing in the care of premature infants, not adults, but it was an odd, indescribable feeling, nonetheless. "A nurse's sixth sense," she said.
That's why some time later, when she heard the man's waitress, Traci Coulson of San Ramon, call for help and exclaim, "We need to wake him up!" Garland, in the middle of her lunch, sprang into action.
Sessler, 71, was slumped over in his booth. His face was "dusty and blue, and it was obvious he wasn't breathing," Garland recalled.
Under her direction, a number of bystanders -- some five or six people -- moved the booth's table out of the way- and laid him on the ground so she could administer CPR.
Meanwhile, Coulson, who had called 911, stayed on the phone relaying San Ramon Valley Fire Dispatcher Polly Moniz's life-saving tips, until a paramedics crew arrived.
"Everybody in the restaurant was just amazing," Garland said. "It was truly a team effort."
Two months later, Coulson says she is still is deeply affected by that day --- still struck by how close a call it was.
"I'm just so relieved.. It was traumatic, really," she said, her voice still solemn. "It was like a miracle, to be honest with you."
That day at the restaurant was surreal enough, but later that day, Coulson received a surprising call. It was from her friend Kim Williams who wanted to know what had happened. It was then that Coulson learned the man they had rescued, who had been in the restaurant alone and whose name they didn't know, was her friend's father.
That fact never stops to amaze her.
"I'd never met him, but his grandson has been playing baseball with my son for five years now," she said.
She said that since that time, she has gotten regular updates from her friend on her father's progress, and that the two families feel a bond that is impossible to describe -- but that is quite obvious to others that see them together now.
During a Nov. 21 awards presentation by the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, that reunited the rescuers with Sessler and his family, there was "not a dry eye in the house," said Kimberly French, a district spokeswoman.
"We are so very thankful to everyone who helped save my husband's life," Darlene Sessler said during the emotional reunion. "We will truly have the most wonderful Thanksgiving this year."
"And the embrace between Mrs. Sessler aAnd Laura Garland was so genuine," French recalled. "She just kept saying -- 'Thank you, thank you, thank you for helping save him.'"
Also honored for their roles in the rescue were dispaatcher Polly Moniz, as well as San Ramon Fire Capt. Jim Selover, Capt. Matt Terry, engineers Matt Mariolle and Scott Balch, and firefighter/paramedics Casey Rivers and Chris Stevenson.
Contact Joyce Tsai at 925-847-2123. Follow her at Twitter.com/JoyceTsaiNews.


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Years ago, when a tractor was ploughing a field, there'd be hundreds of birds following it to get their fill of worms. Today, you wouldn't see as much as a sparrow behind a plough."
Tony Grubert is an Englishman based in west Cork with a passion for the environment. He believes that modern agriculture's reliance on petro-chemical based fertilisers is poisoning the soil's natural ecosystem.
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"Coomhola and Borlin community groups were looking for some kind of a project that would help sustain the community and small farmers in the area just north of Bantry," he explains. They decided to focus on the vermiculture business, with the aim of adding value to the manure and slurry from the farms and creating a premium potting compost.
Local farmers were asked to buy shares at €700 each, and 40 families ended up investing €120,000. Together with a bank loan and a €100,000 grant from the local LEADER company, a total of €600,000 was sunk into the Celtic Worm Company, with Grubert at the helm as MD.
"We have two custom-built composters that are parked out on each farm for up to eight weeks at a stretch. They are filled with up to 20 tonne of manure, along with some accelerant. Then the lid is closed and we trickle air through. The manure inside heats up to 60C, which breaks down the material and any pathogens. The process only costs about €20 for the electricity."
The compost is then transferred to a 5,000sq ft industrial unit at Colomane, where it is fed into 46ft long beds that host millions of tiger worms. These aren't the same guys that you find in the soil, but you would find them in any well-rotted manure heap.
"You can't just buy these so we've had to build up colonies of them over years, but we've got to the point where we're producing about half a tonne daily of the wormcast," says Grubert.
This is the USP of the Celtic Gold product. UCC research has shown that the wormcast improves ground growth by 100pc and below ground growth by 60pc. These properties haven't been ignored in the US where vermiculture industry annual sales have hit €48m.
While Celtic Gold has only been producing their 50l (17kg) bags of their compost-wormcast mix for seven months, Grubert claims that they have yet to be refused a sale.
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Farm trials are commencing on a 5ac grassland just outside Cork city, while the plant is employing five and bagging 6t of the product daily.
But what about the payback? "The farmers get €120/tonne of compost, which means that they will have their investment back within two cycles of the composter. They've also seen their 50pc shareholding in the company more than double in value already, and they'll be getting a dividend from the company in the coming years. We expect to be break-even within the next four years," predicts Grubert. Sounds like one to watch.
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