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CNN Money reported last week that 43% of Americans have less than $10,000 in retirement savings, which is a statistic provided by the Employee Benefit Research Institute in their Retirement Confidence Survey [3] (2010 results [4]). If that figure isn't scary enough, it appears that 27% of workers have less than $1,000. Both figures are increases from 2009, when 39% had less than $10,000 and 20% had less than $1,000 a year ago.
While the statistics are sobering, it does show how much the recession has hurt a lot of people. If you lose your job, the first thing to go after your emergency fund is probably going to be your retirement savings. Keeping a roof over your head and food in your stomach is going to take precedence over retirement tomorrow.
If you dig a little deeper in the statistics, you get a little more color on the situation and it's not a good one. 56% of workers between 25 and 34 have less than $10,000 in savings, 46% between 35-44, 38% between 45-54, and a mind boggling 29% of workers over 55 have less than ten grand in their retirement savings. (on the other side, it's pretty amazing that 10% of workers between 25 and 34 have over $100,000 in retirement savings, so it's not impossible, which totally blows away both my expectations and what we know about average retirement savings [5])
If you're one of the ones with less than $10,000 in retirement savings, don't despair because 43% of Americans are there with you. We're going through some tough times now but once we get back on our feet, retirement savings has to become a priority. Social security and other entitlement programs aren't going to be here forever. It's only a matter of time before they are replaced as defined benefit (pension) retirement plans are being replaced with defined contribution (401k) retirement plans (Math doesn't care which political party's name is written on your voter card, the current system is not sustainable).
If you're in better shape, excellent, congratulations but don't pat yourself on the back just yet. Share your tips with your working friends so that we can come back in five years and talk about how great it was we reversed the trend. We're not getting many incentives to save for the future, just look at CD rates [6] if you need a reminder, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't do it.
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As construction on the future Williamsport Area Middle School continues, the high school got one step closer to beginning its renovations on Tuesday....
I based my comments on what I read on this particular article. That's it. But I get your point. However, I've been complaining recently that they are not doing anything for the citizens that live here. Well this is something for the children that do. So I can't complain about this, I can't be upset that our tax dollars might have to be directed to improving our schools. This is one, of very few examples, that illustrate the city doing exactly what I've been saying they need to do, taking care of the city for those who live here.
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Hum.? I agree Probably long overdue, and left over??? Get real there is NEVER any leftovers when it comes to construction projects.A good project manager makes sure the thing comes in on time and with-in the budget,he makes sure all the money is spent and not a cent more. As for leftovers... the dogs ate it...$10.6 million for new taxes Billtown.
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I'm sorry, but I cannot find the "in large part" of left over funds. But sure, if there is any left over from somewhere, why not find a place to spend it, along with the increase in school tax!
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I personally don't have a problem with this, it's refreshing to hear them say that the money will in large part come from left over funds from the Roosevelt Project. It sounds like they have a nice plan in place here for what they want to do and while you could argue it's unneeded perhaps, I think it'll make for a nice, more efficient school. Probably long overdue honestly.
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It was a year ago this month that B.I.R.D.S. (Birds In Residence Downtown Summerville) appeared on the scene with the inaugural unveiling of the first bird sculpturethe Barred Owl perched majestically on the balcony rail of the Town Administration building.
One year later the public is invited to the unveiling of the seventh installation at this months Third Thursday on May 15. At 6:30 pm the Cardinal, a sculpture by Paul Rhymer (creator of the Barred Owl) will be dedicated in its new locationperched on the sign of Café Italia at the 100 Central Avenue on the corner of Short Central and West Richardson Ave. This sculpture is sponsored by the family of B.I.R.D.S. committee member, Susan Morris, in memory of her mother, Nancy Shillingburg.
Having been involved in the B.I.R.D.S. program since its beginning, I am very pleased to have my family personally making a lasting contribution to the Historic Downtown, said Morris. My mother was a great nature lover and cardinals were a favorite of hers.
B.I.R.D.S. is a collaborative effort by the Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest, Sculpture in the South and Summerville DREAM. The B.I.R.D.S. program brings together these three diverse organizations to celebrate and highlight Summervilles native bird species, its vibrant and historic downtown area, and the towns growing reputation as a cultural arts destination. The series of life-like bird sculptures placed throughout the downtown area will overlook the town from their perches on balconies, windowsills, shop signs and rooftops, drawing visitors and residents alike to navigate the lively sidewalks of charming Summerville, SC as they follow a clue poem to find each B.I.R.D.S. inhabitant.
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Henry Frederick "Fred" Stoetzel, 67, of Montoursville, passed away early Saturday morning, Nov. 10, 2012, at the Williamsport Regional Medical Center.
He was born Dec. 18, 1944, in Williamsport, a son of Henry Godfrey and Ruth Barbara Koch Stoetzel. He enjoyed growing up on Grace Street. He was a graduate of Williamsport High School and was a U.S. Navy veteran of Vietnam. He was the operator of the Williamsport Water and Sanitary Authority for over 30 years. He was a very athletic man enjoying walking, gardening, biking, racquetball, basketball and the outdoors. He was a Little League Baseball coach and a John Bower Basketball coach. He also enjoyed the library.
His survivors include his children, Susan M. Miziniak (Andrew) of Princeton, N.J., Christopher J. Stoetzel (Melinda), Cynthia A. McGuire (Jeffrey) and Mark E. Stoetzel (Gina), all of South Williamsport, Elizabeth A. Bruder (Scott) of Montoursville, and Carrie A. Girton (Cory) of Jersey Shore; 13 grandchildren; and two sisters, Nancy Graff of California and Betty Schult of New York. He was also predeceased by a daughter, Susanna Catherine Stoetzel, on July 4, 1970.
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WESH 2 News' holiday food drive, Share Your Christmas, is celebrating 27 years of helping central Florida families.
Donations from viewers is what makes all the difference for one program in Sanford.
After a full day of classes, some local children are spending their afternoon at Midway Safe Harbor Center.
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According to icenetwork.com Rockne Brubaker and Lindsay Davis form new pair partnership and plan on training in Canton, MI.
According to icenetwork.com Rockne Brubaker and Lindsay Davis form new pair partnership and plan on training in Canton, MI.
For all that was said here about the number of partners Davis has had she at least sounds VERY level headed to me in her remarks about wanting to grow with a partner and thinking that only really starts to happen after 2 years. I guess eventually we will see if it was lip service but I hope not and I wish them all the success in the world- especially him
YAY! it's too early to speculate about anything, but at least height and on-ice presence won't be in issue...I'm keeping my fingers crossed that their first season together will be a solid one (it helps that both of them have had years of pairs experience). i think both of them understand the value of being able to have a long-lasting pairs partner and that they can realize their full potential as a team for many more seasons to come, and i hope they do.
Lindsay appears to be a solid female pairs skater, and we all know how great Rockne is, so if the tryout was so positive for both of them, this can be a very promising partnership. keeping my fingers crossed!
If it's Canton, MI, are they training with Johnny Johns?
Yes. Johnny Johns and Marina Zoueva.
I'm glad Rockne has found a new partner so soon. Look forward to seeing how it works out.
Yes this is wonderful news I wish them the best of luck together
I just hope they stay together for at least 2 years. Rockne is getting a little long in the tooth and this may be his last chance. Good news!
I have heard from FSU that Rockne is having funding problems......Candidly it's annoying. People are saying donate for Rockne to New England Amateur figure skating, His father is a Doctor. I believe that family should be able to fund skating. After all I know parents that really sacrifice their retirement to make ends meet.
Maybe his parents are tired of funding his skating. He's always seemed to have the potential of being a great pairs skater but never has quite pulled it off - probably due to not staying with a partner long enough to really gel!
Okay, I thought he wasn't that young. I am not sure what Rockne's situation is. Is this really just an attempt to go to the Olympics and then he will retire and try to use his skating to make a living or go to school? Does he have any career training? I am not sure it is his parents responsibility or society's responsibility to sponsor his dream - not to be mean. He has had a long run at skating. Maybe I was raised you have to work hard and sometimes life isn't glamourous. I didn't go on the summer trips or even road trips that a lot of my friends and relatives did. I worked three low paying jobs to raise money for school so my student loan would be small or non existent. It meant I don't have the memories of Europe, Mexico or China. I truly wonder if Rockne really intends to skate to 2018 when he will be like 32 years old? His parents have a right to save for their future too; skating is a very expensive sport and not a lot of payback except for the very few. Sometimes we can't live the dream forever. Is he the new Baldwin minus the deep pockets?
If he stay healthy, yes he can skate when he's 32 years old. Shen/Zhao won the Olympic gold when over 30 IIRC and Todd Sand was 34 (if not older?) when he retired.
Very glad to know he has found the new partner. Best of luck to this new pair team!
Off topic and my apology in advance if this has been mentioned elsewhere already, but icenetwork.com news on Feb 13 says that Rockne is engaged to Stefania Berton, who's won the pairs bronze medal at the recent Euro!
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2. statutory tax rates affecting taxpayers at the top of the income distribution are currently at their lowest level since the end of the second World War,
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LOCKPORT – A Town of Lockport man who violated the terms of his probation in a grand larceny case was sentenced to one to three years in prison Wednesday by Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
Patrick T. Vail, 23, had pleaded guilty to stealing numerous stainless steel items from the Niagara Foods plant in Middleport in April and May 2010 and selling them for scrap. He served six months in the County Jail to begin a five-year probation term that required him to repay the company $10,000.


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After sitting in the same spot for 10 years, the H.L. Hunley is finally ready to move.
Well, a few feet anyway.
This summer, the team at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center will take the 19th-century submarine out of the lift cradle that's held it since 2000 and set it upright for the first time since 1864.
It sounds pretty simple, but it's a significant step in the project -- and an ordeal that has taken nearly as long as it took to recover the sub from the ocean floor.
"We're almost done with the final plan," said Mike Drews, who manages the lab for Clemson University. "We sent it out for review to the (Hunley) Commission and the Navy. They looked at the preliminary plans and found nothing I would call red flags."
The rotation, as the scientists call it, will set into motion the final phase of the sub's rehabilitation -- and may answer lingering questions about its disappearance in the dark days of the Civil War. People have waited a long time for those answers but the crew at the Lasch lab has moved cautiously because, well, they don't want to drop it.
Since the sub was delivered to Warren Lasch in 2000, archaeologists and conservators have removed several pieces of the sub and emptied it of sediment, crew remains and other artifacts. That has potentially changed the strength of the sub and created new stress points. But computer models show that the plan to slowly inch the sub upright and to the floor of the tank it sits in will work flawlessly.
The planning for this has been more than simple engineering. Maria Jacobsen, senior archaeologist on the project, has been mapping the intricate pattern of sand, shells and sea life stuck to the sub's hull -- a chore that had to be finished before the sub could be moved. Because the Hunley was taken from the spot where it sank in 1864, that concretion holds the only record of the sub's 130-plus years on the ocean floor.
The concretion also serves as an extra level of strength and protection for the sub, which means that it's to the scientists' advantage to leave it on through the move. But once that's finished, all the concretion -- and evidence recorded in it -- will be removed.
"For the first time, we will be able to see the hull itself," Jacobsen said. "We don't know if there's hull damage, we don't know if there were leaks. The rotation is a monumental event."
If there are easy answers imprinted on the hull, they will likely be found in the next year.
The Hunley became the first successful combat submarine on Feb. 17, 1864, when it sank the USS Housatonic, a Union blockade ship. Shortly after the attack, the Hunley disappeared. No one knows why. This project is in part meant to prepare the sub for display in a museum, and in part to fill in the blanks in history.
Paul Mardikian, the senior conservator on the project, said it will take a year to completely remove all the concretion from the 40-foot sub.
"No one has ever seen the sub like that," Mardikian said.
In the meantime, the crew continues to restore the hundreds of artifacts found inside the Hunley. Mardikian just finished work on binoculars that belonged to the sub's captain, George E. Dixon. They look more like theater glasses than modern binoculars.
"They are Hunley sized," Mardikian notes. "Small submarine, small binoculars."
At the same time, Johanna Rivera, another conservator, is using a process developed at the lab to separate the crew's clothing from the sediment inside the sub (some of the more delicate artifacts were removed in what is called "block lifts," which simply means the scientists removed sections of the mud with the artifacts inside).
Much of the cloth has the consistency of wet toilet paper, but so far they have managed to restore part of Dixon's jacket and are still digging his suspenders and other items out of the sediment.
Slowly, the pieces of the Hunley's complex puzzle are coming together. And after the sub is set upright, and the concretion is removed, the scientists at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center hope that 147-year-old mystery gets a little less murky.
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H.L. Hunley conservator Johanna Rivera (left) uses a new technique to remove mud from Lt. George Dixon's coat.×
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
A new runner to the annual Summerville Family YMCA 10K race was the first to cross the finish line Saturday.
Jeff Baxter, a 36-year-old Director of Development for Noisette Company, finished the 10K course in 35 minutes and 41 seconds to win the 2013 Shamrock Shuffle, formerly known as the Flowertown Festival Race.
"We were fortunate to have mild temperatures today so I was able to keep a pretty good pace," the North Charleston resident said. "This is my first time running in this event and I enjoyed it. By the end I was working through some of the 5K traffic and everyone was encouraging me."
Baxter trailed another runner for the first few miles, but then pulled ahead around the fourth mile of the race.
"I hit that down-hill stretch on the back end of the course and felt really good," Baxter said. "I was pleased with my finish. That is a good time for me."
Jason Annan finished 26 seconds later to claim runner-up honors for the 10K and 50-year-old Jerome Brinkley placed third with a 39:28 time.
Summerville's Jennifer Kryzanowsk, 25, won the Female Overall Division with a 42:27 finish. Audrey Morgan (43:23) was the runner-up in the division and Janet Carter (43:30) placed third.
David Bourgeois (39:52) won the Male Masters Overall Division and Camelia Marculescu (43:54) won the Female Masters Overall Division.
This year 187 runners/walkers finished the 10K event while 485 participants finished the 5K race, according to official race results. Several more participated in the one-mile fun run.
Josh Minton, 19, won the 5K Shuffle with a 17:18 finish. Eric Bohac of North Charleston finished in 18:33 to claim runner-up honors and Summerville's Justyn Lodge claimed third place with a 19:07 time.
Three Summerville runners swept top honors in the Female Overall Division for the 5K. Lucinda Hughes, 47, won the division with a 21:36 time. Jaime Torek placed second with a 22:30 time and Kasey Grossman placed third with a 23:15 time.
Ron Menchaca (19:25) won the Male Masters Overall Division for the 5K and Mary Mauldin (23:51) won the Female Masters Overall Division.
This is the first year the event has featured a costume contest and many participants showed up in green in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Leah Montroy of Ladson took first place in the contest.
For full results from the 10K and 5K events, see the March 22 isssue of The Summerville Journal Scene. For a photo gallery from the Shamrock Shuffle visit photos at journalscene.com.
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The Only 4 Super Bowl Ads Companies Know How to Make
#2. Pepsi Commercials Will Try to Be Epic and Accidentally Embarrass Musicians
Odds: 4:1
For all the world-famous musical artists out there who read my column each week, let me throw a little truth at you: If you're thinking of doing a Pepsi commercial, know that no matter how much they're offering or how extraordinary their vision, Pepsi will never, ever know how to make you look cool. It's not for want of trying, either. They just suck at it, and somehow in the 30 years that they've been working with musicians, they've only gotten worse. To see their spectacular decline, compare these early ads with Michael Jackson ...
To the current humiliating exploitations of famous names:
Granted, it's hard for any musician hunting for credibility to look sincere while singing about how everyone should really try this bone-brittling sugar water, but for God's sake, Pepsi, stop asking girls who have spent their entire lives choosing singing over sports to throw things.
Assuming that this trend continues, you can look forward to watching at least one Pepsi commercial during this Super Bowl through your hands, but you can rest assured that those hands will be filled with money.
#1. Completely Non-Sexual Products Will Forget They Aren't Selling Live Women
Odds: 2:1
When the audience is largely male, a surefire way to keep them engaged is to fill the screen with precariously covered mammary glands. Advertisers want to remind you of all the things you like about women -- big breasts, big butts, big vaginas, and so forth -- but in doing so, they sometimes forget that they still have a product to sell. Go Daddy is the biggest culprit, running commercials during every Super Bowl since 2007 that might as well be for lady parts, because they never get around to explaining what they actually sell.
And Go Daddy certainly isn't the only corporation that's mounted the sex wagon. The mentality seems to be that if you don't have something interesting for sale during the Super Bowl, pretend you sell sopping-wet women instead.
I know it's no surprise that sex sells, but these ads are so far removed from the original point of the commercial that distant generations will think we were just really open about sex trafficking. Or maybe it will be even worse in the future and every commercial will just be a close-up shot of a company logo expertly shaved into pubic hair.
While I can't be absolutely sure that the other entries on this list will show up during the game, I hereby promise that you will see at least one woman hawking stationery or software or something equally innocuous while wearing a bathing suit, and if for some reason that never happens, then I encourage you to write to Adam Tod Brown for a full refund.


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Although Garrido's defense attorney Susan Gellman had earlier proposed a jury trial to resolve the question, Gellman softened her stance and allowed El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Douglas Phimister to rule on the issue after doctors who examined Garrido found him capable of understanding the proceedings and participating in his defense.
Phillip and Nancy Garrido are scheduled to return to court Feb. 28 to set a trial date and enter pleas to the 18 charges in an indictment that was handed down last year. The charges include kidnapping, kidnapping for sexual purposes, forcible rape and forcible lewd acts upon a child.
The Garridos allegedly abducted Dugard at age 11 from her South Lake Tahoe home and kept her as a sex slave.
However, defense attorneys, with Dugard's consent, hope to avoid trial by negotiating a plea deal that would sentence their clients to something less harsh than life in prison. By sidestepping trial, Jaycee and her two teenage daughters by Garrido, who live in an undisclosed location, would be spared the pressure of testifying.
Nancy Garrido's defense attorney Stephen Tapson tells PEOPLE that there have already been such talks, which have included a representative for Dugard, and Thursday's ruling removed a key obstacle to resolving the matter.
Tapson says that a trial would likely happen later this year, but he cannot predict if or when a plea deal might be worked out.
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The weather for Saturday's Southeastern Wildlife Exposition was a mirror of this topsy turvy winter in the Lowcountry, starting out warm and sunny in the morning, turning cold, blustery and wet in the afternoon, and wrapping up crisp and clear.
At midday, Marion Square was jammed with throngs of people, and while the afternoon rain thinned it quite a bit, the park was far from dead.
In contrast to the 11 a.m. Birds of Prey Center flight demonstration, when people lined up eight deep surrounding an open area, a scattering of diehards with umbrellas in hand watched the 3 p.m. show.
And while the humans wanted to be there, the birds appeared a bit grumpy at being hauled into the rain and chilly winds after an already stressful weekend of meeting expogoers.
The center's Harris Hawk, a native of the desert Southwest, flew to the top of a tent and sat for about a minute before being lured back into the ring. The same went for a gyr-prairie falcon hybrid that went for the roof of Citadel Square Baptist Church.
"Ah, there's nothing like a rainy day at the expo," quipped Stephen Schabel, while addressing the crowd during the afternoon flight demonstration.
Center Director Jim Elliott said he thinks people like it when the birds don't cooperate fully.
"They appreciate the fact that it's not a controlled thing, that the birds aren't robots," said Elliott.
In contrast to the soggy conditions on Saturday afternoon, Sunday's weather appears ideal for the third and final day of the expo, which includes a flight demonstration at 1 p.m.
The Kristen and Jamie Weston family from Augusta, Ga., who brought their three children Adair, Annie and Spencer, planned for the well-forecasted rainy afternoon during their first ever visit to SEWE.
Kristen Weston, who found out about the expo by seeing a billboard for it after participating in the Charleston Half Marathon, said the family arrived Friday and planned to focus on the activities at Marion Square on Saturday morning and then go to Brittlebank Park for the DockDogs finals on Sunday.
Jamie Weston recalled living in Charleston in the early 1990s when SEWE wasn't nearly as big as this weekend's. Not only were his kids enjoying all the animals at Marion Square, so was he.
"I love dogs and birds of prey, so I had a good day," said Weston.
The message of conservation seemed to balance out commercial endeavors at Marion Square.
Among the more interesting booths was The Orianne Society, a Clayton, Ga.-based conservation group focused on the plight of reptiles and amphibians, and making its first appearance at SEWE. Society staffers gave people an opportunity not only to see three endangered species — the indigo snake, the Louisiana pine snake and the bog turtle — but to hold or touch them.
Catherine Gunnells of Charleston was intrigued by the beauty and calmness of the indigo snake.
"It's like a people-person snake," she jokingly described.
Heidi Hall, program manager of Orianne, said bringing the snakes to the public draws the range of emotions, from fear and revulsion to fascination and love. She added that Orianne seeks to educate people on the vital purpose reptiles and amphibians have in the environment.
Another packed tent was the one featuring South Carolina-grown food items, including chef demonstrations, such as the Culinary Institute's Miles Huff using all South Carolina produce for a shrimp salad.
A Eurasian Eagle Owl, on a long tether, launches during the Birds of Prey flight demonstration at the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition on a rainy Saturday afternoon at Marion Square.×
Stephen Schabel, education director at The Center for Birds of Prey, works with a Harris hawk in the rain during the center's second flight demonstration on Saturday at Marion Square.×
Stephen Schabel, education director at The Center for Birds of Prey, works with a Harris hawk in the rain during the center's second flight demonstration on Saturday at Marion Square.×


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One of the favorite comments I have heard this spring is "Can you remember a winter like the one we just had? Mild, very little snow and a March that was more like May." While our memories are sometimes short, I can't remember a winter as mild and snow-free as this last one. Given the number of winters I have experienced, there were probably one or two, but that was too long ago to remember.
It was good to be able to go out much of the time without heavy winter coats and boots. And few icy, slippery roads made travel a lot easier. Some folks commented that we don't need to go to Florida in a winter like this one.
Are there some problems that might result from this warm winter and spring? Some experts are saying that we can expect more insect pests to be out earlier to attack our plants, gardens and crops. These pesky insects can spread disease and damage crops, gardens and ornamentals. With the warmer weather goes earlier breeding, which means more generations of bugs to hatch this year.
On the positive side, the "good" insects that eat the "bad" ones will also have an earlier start. Homeowners and others can get frustrated with the swarms of Asian lady beetles that seem to come out of nowhere on warm spring days. But soybean aphids that can cause a lot of damage in soybean fields will probably face armies of lady bugs, parasitic wasps and lacewings that make a feast of these aphids.
Crop experts caution soybean growers to avoid spraying for aphids before they reach levels to be sure spraying is really needed. Let nature do the job if at all possible. Soybean aphids can reproduce in 72 hours, while predator insects take longer, so don't destroy them unless absolutely necessary.
Other beneficial insects, such as the praying mantis, need to be protected. This insect can gobble up a lot of other insects and are fun to observe. Some sources that say the female eats the male after mating are incorrect. Preying mantis are a favorite food source for bats, but they have developed a defense system. They have ultrasonic hearing, and when they hear the bat sounds, they collapse their wings and fall to the ground out of range of the bat.
Some of the garden pests that are expected to be more abundant this spring include the corn ear worm and flea beetles. None of us like to husk an ear of corn to eat and find a big, fat corn ear worm devouring some of the kernels. But cut out around them and enjoy the corn.
Experts are also saying that the brown, marmolated stink bug will be invading homes more this year. This critter is harmless but gives off a foul odor if crushed, they say.
We have a serious problem in Ohio with tree-killing insects such as the emerald ash borer and more recently, the Asian long-horned beetle that will attack maples. Because of the warm winter, they are expected to be more abundant.
Speaking of plants, several years ago we bought six cleomes for our flower bed. The following spring, that bed was covered with hundreds of small cleome plants. In the fall, they develop a long seed pod that shatters when dry and scatters seeds by the hundreds. We save a few small plants for friends, warning them that they will have hundreds the following spring. We also leave five or six for our garden, because they grow about 4 feet tall and have a beautiful fall flower that the bees love. It is a joy to watch the bees work those blossoms.
Now I have hundreds coming up this spring to destroy but will leave just enough for the back of our flower bed. Yes, they are "invasive" but not hard too get rid of if you know how to use a hoe.
We enjoyed the winter and should be able to deal with a few spring "consequences."
Parker is an independent writer for the Tribune.


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A local pizzeria is offering breast cancer patients across the country a Slice of Hope this Friday. Vinny's Tahoe Pizzeria is helping raise funding for breast cancer research by donating 10 percent of its sales from Friday, Oct. 12 to the Karen Mullen Breast Cancer Foundation, a national charity based in Seattle.
Vinny's Tahoe Pizzeria is located at 3940 Lake Tahoe Blvd., two blocks from Stateline, Nev., next to Naked Fish Sushi. For more information, visit the Facebook page, Vinny's Tahoe Pizzeria.
The pizzeria opens at 4 p.m. at www.vinnystahoepizzeria.com.


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New Rap MusicFriday, October 9th, 2009
Soulja Boy – "I'm So High"
Say what you will about Soulja Boy, but he's a biter of impeccable taste. He's been shouting Lil B out on twitter all week and this seems to be his very blatant attempt to channel The Based God. People might forget that Soulja originally came up through the same type of underground web blitz that B has been engaging in over the past eighteen months. But really he should be sending B beats instead of trying to rap like him.
Mariah Carey f/ Gucci Mane, OJ The Juiceman & Big Boi – "H.A.T.E. U (Remix)"
Mariah or not, it's two of my favorite Atlanta rappers of all time (oh yes) rhyming over "My Boo," goddamit. Juiceman sounds as weak as usual here, but his AYE/OKAY adlibs were born to live on this beat. It's only too bad this didn't come out too months ago for maximum summer jam effect. The world might just be ready for a full scale A-Town pillow bass revival. (more…)


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While industrial bioprocesses have been operated in fed-batch mode for a long time, the screening of high-producer cell lines and a lot of other development work is still performed in batch mode for a variety of reasons. One downside to fed-batch fermentation is that it requires more instrumentation, e.g., pumps, to realize the substrate feeding.
Another factor that favors batch mode in small scale is that the huge number of clones in screening projects requires researchers to utilize parallel and easy-to-handle cultivation vessels, including shake flasks, which have known limitations.
m2p-labs recently developed a ready-to-use medium to address these shortcomings. The Feed-in-Time (FIT) media series offers enzyme-assisted glucose release to enable fed-batch mode in any fermentation scale. Fed-batch medium is especially useful for small-scale fermentations where simple and easy-to-use bioreactors are preferred. Currently, FIT fed-batch medium is available in synthetic and complex formulations for several cell types such as E. coli, Pichia pastoris, and Hansenula polymorpha.
When performing an aerobic fermentation, the maximum substrate feeding rate must always be adjusted to the maximum oxygen-transfer capacity of the bioreactor, otherwise the culture cannot process the substrate over the aerobic pathway and thus, inevitably, the cells produce anaerobic byproducts such as organic acids.
Shake flasks are generally known as bioreactors with low oxygen transfer capacities. Baffled shake flasks typically provide higher oxygen-transfer capacities but often also exhibit higher heterogeneity of results. Since the baffles are introduced manually into classical Erlenmeyer flasks by glassblowers, these baffled shake flasks are unique and reproducibility is missing.
Duran® solved this problem by designing an automated, two-step industrial production process for a new, reproducible baffled shake flask. The baffled Duran flask possesses reproducible geometry with four bottom baffles, which ensures reproducible behavior in respect to oxygen-transfer capacity and culture growth.
We recently undertook a study to determine oxygen-transfer capacities in baffled and classical shake flasks. The oxygen-transfer capacity was determined by applying the sulfite oxidation method.
The basic conditions for determining the oxygen-transfer capacity, here expressed as kLa values, were as follows: 250 mL nominal volume of the shake flasks, 15 mL filling volume, 25 mm shaking diameter, 300 rpm shaking frequency, temperature 28eC, membrane cap for Duran baffled flask, and pulp plug for Erlenmeyer flask.
Under these conditions a kLa value of 160 h-1 ± 7% for the Duran baffled flask and a kLa value of 100 h-1 ± 3% for the Erlenmeyer flask were determined (Figure 1). We were able to show that the Duran baffled flask exceeds the classical Duran Erlenmeyer flask in oxygentransfer capacity by more than 50%, enabling a better aeration for aerobic cultures.
Johannes Hemmerich and Pamela Wenk are application scientists at m2p-labs. Tim Lütkepohl is product manager labware at Duran Group. Frank Kensy ([email protected]) is managing director of m2p-labs.
Johannes Hemmerich and Pamela Wenk are application scientists at m2p-labs. Tim Lütkepohl is product manager labware at Duran Group. Frank Kensy ([email protected]) is managing director of m2p-labs.
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Sarah Lewis and Jacob Michael were united in marriage Aug. 4 at Fellowship Bible Church in Shenandoah Junction. Pastor Van Marsceau performed the wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Randy and Kay Lewis, of Martinsburg. The groom is the son of Jeff and Kelly Michael, of Martinsburg.
Escorted by her father, the bride wore a white satin strapless mermaid style gown. She carried a bouquet of pink hydrangeas. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Kalynn Lewis, of Martinsburg. The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore a fuchsia halter-style knee length dress carrying hydrangea bouquets. Bridesmaids were cousin of the bride, Raychelle Lewis, of Martinsburg; friends of the bride, Jaime Solenberger, of Winchester, Va., Jackie Solenberger, of Winchester, Bailey Rider, of Lynchburg, Va., and Emily Tiegs, of Berkeley Springs. Flower girl was Kiersten Gardner, cousin of the bride, who wore a white satin dress and threw fuchsia rose petals.
The groom wore a khaki suit. Best man was Brandon Hoy, of Sharpsburg, Md., friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Tyler Lewis, of Martinsburg, Larry Kerns, of Inwood, Michael Schreckengost, of Charles Town, and brothers of the groom, Joseph and Jared Michael. The ushers were Collin and Carter Lewis, brothers of the bride and Tyler and Drew Dopson, godbrothers of the bride. All wore khaki suits with fuchsia vest and ties. The ring bearer was Santo Michael, cousin of the groom.
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Sarah Lewis and Jacob Michael
The photography was done by Brandon S. Warren, of Inwood.
Flowers were beautifully created by Flowers Unlimited, of Martinsburg.
The wedding reception was held at the Purple Iris, of Martinsburg. Music provided by DJ Rick Rohn.
The wedding cake was a small one-tiered cake with the initials of the bride and groom along with cupcakes designed in the shape of a floral arrangement of bright colors of pink and green, both were made by Jodee Arndt, of Martinsburg.
The bride graduated from Liberty University in May with a degree in elementary education.
The groom is studying Mining Engineering at West Virginia University and plans to graduate in May 2014.
The couple enjoyed a honeymoon to Jamaica and now resides in Morgantown.


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1 tsp Eden Wakame Flakes
1 cup fresh daikon radish, sliced in thin quarter moons
2 Tbsp Eden Shiro Miso, or to taste
1/4 cup scallions, finely chopped
Cook the udon as package directs. When done, rinse, drain and set aside while the soup is cooking.
Remove and discard the shiitake stems. Reserve the soaking water and slice the caps thin. Place the water, shiitake soaking water, shiitake, wakame and daikon in a soup pot. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame and simmer for 7 to 10 minutes. Reduce the flame to low. Take 3 tablespoons of the soup stock and dilute the miso with it. Add the miso to the soup. Stir and place the udon in the hot soup to reheat. for 1 to 2 minutes. Place the udon in individual serving bowls and ladle the soup over. Garnish with the scallions and serve.
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Man accused of sending explicit texts to boy enters plea
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. - A Johnson City man has entered a not guilty plea to charges accusing him of sending explicit text messages to an underage boy.
Rickie Lee Hoyle, Junior appeared in U.S. District Court in Greeneville Wednesday morning on a charge of inducing a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity.
Investigators with the TBI say Hoyle attempted to meet the boy for sex at the Erwin Walmart.
Hoyle remains in jail.
He is also charged locally with attempted aggravated statutory rape and attempted sexual battery by an authority figure.


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In 1992, with an initial budget of $2 million, Congress created the Office of Alternative Medicine (OAM). Based on legislation sponsored by Iowa politicians Tom Harkin and Berkeley Bedell, OAM's mission was "to explore complementary and alternative healing practices in the context of rigorous science."1 Senator Harkin reportedly believed that bee pollen had cured his hay fever, and Representative Bedell reportedly thought that cow colostrum had cured his Lyme disease.2 They hoped that OAM would prove that alternative therapies like theirs should be brought into the mainstream. Harkin and Bedell's efforts reflected the popular culture; about 50% of US residents use some form of alternative medicine; 10% use it for their children.3
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Monday, July 15, 2013
The Timberland Lady Wolves volleyball team, the two-time defending Region 7-AA champ, is starting over.
Not from scratch, but Coach Joy Elizondo has to replace five seniors from her 2012 team, including North/South All-Stars Jordan Smith and Destinee Wells. Starting over with a young team is something Elizondo has done before.
With a team fielding three seasoned seniors, Timberland will once again find themselves in the thick of a race for the Region 7-AA crown. These Lady Wolves have "three-peat" on their minds.
Seniors Allysisa Prioleau, Harley Dennis and Jessica Elizondo don't plan on relinquishing any region titles in their final year on the court. They want one more trophy.
"We're in a unique position that we will be able to contend in the region with a really young team," Elizondo said. "While we may not have a team with a great deal of volleyball experience, we are a team of athletes, and you can't keep good athletes down."
Along with Prioleau, Dennis and Elizondo, juniors Taylor Ravenell and Tamarra Robinson have helped Timberland claim the last two regional championships. They know how to win.
"These are some of the most dedicated players I've coached at Timberland," Elizondo said. "They come out every night ready to play."
Junior Katie Shackelford will take over the setting duties and "has worked hard this summer to get ready," Elizondo said. "Our goal every year is to advance higher in the playoff bracket. We've got to make adjustments and take what we learned lasted season and use it."
The Lady Wolves will face some stiff competition in Region 7-AA play. Elizondo sees Lake Marion as one of the region favorites to contend returning all six starters on what she calls "a very athletic team."
"I look for Andrews to return a strong team under Kathy Stewart as well," she added.
There will be two coaching changes in the region for Lake City and Kingstree. The Lady Jaguars lost athletic director and volleyball and basketball coach Sonya Burgess in a car accident on Feb. 18 prior to Kingstree's basketball playoff game with Lake City. Elizondo considered Burgess more than just a colleague, but a close friend.
"It will be difficult this season not talking with Sonya at the pregame meetings where we always shared good laughs," she said. "She will be missed by everyone."
THS will kick its season off in August with the Berkeley County Jamboree.
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Top Definition
A tattooed scrotum. Tattoo artwork on a guy's balls.
When I took that stud home that I met at the gloryhole, I was pleasantly surprised that he had a hazelnut of a snake! Pretty fucking hot!
de Wordmaster B 02 Ianuarie 2005
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The edible nut of a hazel, having a hard smooth brown shell.
"I'll take my dry, double, soy, half-caff, with an add shot latte with a shot a hazelnut"
de cafjosh 09 August 2007
A hazelnut is simply a Hater. Someone who hates on others and what they do.
Robz: I got some fire, hit me up.
Gabriel: Cron
Robz: Your a hazelnut
Gabriel: Cron
Robz: Your a hazelnut
de slugster 06 August 2014
While performing anal sex with a partner, you climax inside of the recipients anus. The by-product of that of which is released is considered "hazel nut"
Yo! I fucked that bitch in the ass. Then she shit out my hazel nut all over the bowl
de AssBlaster666 11 Iunie 2011
Slightly racist way of imitating Native Americans' phrase "ehs, you know it". Common in the Dakotas.
Jaden: "Did you see those trashy nates?!"
Brock: "Hazelnut."
Brock: "Hazelnut."
de DannyK 01 Iunie 2005
something very obvious.
1+1=2 is a hazelnut you bastard
de crunk m 01 Iunie 2005
Ejaculating on a senior citizen's face.
Todd: "What happened after you left the wedding?"
Eric: "I took Derek's great aunt back to her hotel and..."
Todd: "And what?"
Eric: "Hazelnut."
Eric: "I took Derek's great aunt back to her hotel and..."
Todd: "And what?"
Eric: "Hazelnut."
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When someone has sex with somebody else while sleepwalking, and usually doesn't even know that they did it.
Dude, John slept over my house last night, and he gave it to me up the ass at 1 a.m. while muttering something about trees!
Ahh, so he had sleepwalk sex with you?
Ahh, so he had sleepwalk sex with you?
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text: From: Andrew Pierce ------------------------------------------------------ If you were at Code & Creativity (I know Mike H. was) or DevLink this week, you may have heard about a new User Group starting up here focused on JavaScript. Brian Hooper and I are starting this group up and I wanted to extend an invitation to everyone here on CHUGALUG. Love it or hate it, JavaScript is hot. And that's a huge understatement. If you're doing web development, you're probably dealing with some JavaScript no matter what's on your back end, PHP, Ruby, C# (yuck), or whatever. We want to help bring JavaScript developers together for learning, networking, and eating lots of pizza. We have speakers lined up for the rest of the year and we really hope to see you there. Our web site is http://noogajs.org and you can follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/noogajs. The first meeting will be at Unum on September 24, 2013. Pizzas (and you) should show up at 5:30pm and the speaker, Jim Cowart, will begin his presentation at 6:00. Beginning in October, we will be moving the meetings over to the 4th Floor of the downtown library where Dan Eveland and company are doing some awesome things. The plan is for the meetings to be held the 4th Tuesday of every month with the exception of November and December when we'll back them up a week due to the holidays. I'd really love to see as many as can make it at the meetings and participating. If you'd like to present, we are working on filling the 2014 calendar so you've got time to get something together. Thanks! Andrew


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Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Collection
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Since 1959, the Giacomini family has been raising cattle in Northern California's verdant coastal fields, initially selling their milk to the local creamery. They eventually took on cheese making themselves, producing their Original Blue, California's first classic blue-style cheese, in 2000. Today, all four cheeses made by Point Reyes Cheese Farmstead Cheese have won awards around the world. This collection highlights a pound each of two of their most popular offerings: Their creamy, pungent Original Blue and tangy, grassy Toma, along with a package of crisp Rustic Bakery crackers. Perfect for snacking, these cheeses make entertaining easy, even for large groups.
- One lb. each Original Blue and Toma, plus 6 oz. Rustic Bakery sea salt crackers.
- Shipped chilled.
- Made in USA.
- Because the items in this collection are crafted in limited quantities, we may occasionally have to make substitutions with similar items of equal quality
- Use & Care
Storing & Serving:
- The cheese ships chilled with ice packs. Refrigerate the cheese upon receipt. It is best stored in a vegetable bin or container away from the refrigerator fan. Leftover cheese is best rewrapped in parchment or waxed paper. Plastic wrap is not recommended. It is best to consume the cheese within 1 to 2 weeks of receipt. To experience each cheese's full flavor, serve at room temperature.
- Ingredients
- Original Blue: Cultured Raw Cows' Milk, Salt, Enzymes (microbial), and Penicillium Roqueforti
- Toma: Cultured Pasteurized Cows' Milk, Kosher Salt, Enzymes (microbial).
- Rustic Bakery Sea Salt Crackers: Unbleached wheat flour, turbinado sugar, extra virgin olive oil, salt, sel gris.
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Please allow up to two weeks for processing and delivery of perishable items, which are shipped overnight to ensure freshness. Perishable items are not eligible for rush shipping.
Shipping Rates
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At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned. View Full Return Policy.
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