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hmmm... Stir fry with his accepted veggies and chix breast or skirt steak? Have an additional pan of veggies that you and your mom like to add onto your dish?
Well.... to help my parents understand primal and my recovery and how IMPORTANT and HUGE of an impact Mark's recommendations & book have been with my recovery from anorexia, I have invited my parents over for dinner to sort of give them an idea of typical primal dinners... need some opinions on WHAT to make
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- my dad despises fatty meats of any kind and most vegetables
what would you make? for me for dinner i usually just slap some fatty meat together and throw vegetables and butter in a bowl and call it a go haha
hmmm... Stir fry with his accepted veggies and chix breast or skirt steak? Have an additional pan of veggies that you and your mom like to add onto your dish?
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Steak and/or chicken breast (but leave the skin on). Big-Ass Salad. Have you thought about making mashed cauliflower and passing it off as mashed taters (just don't tell him it isn't potatoes - a lot of people do get fooled!)?
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Do you have a grill? I don't know many dads that would refuse a grilled steak for any reason. Steak and a nice roasted or grilled vegetable side (with EVOO instead of butter if they'll find that more acceptable) is a good starter meal. A whole roasted chicken with vegetables on the side would be nice too. He doesn't have to eat the veggies, but if you did a couple of different ones he might at least have some. Roasted Broccoli, roasted sweet potatoes, sauteed green beans...even CW people can appreciate simply dressed vegetables (olive oil, salt & pepper for all of those). A dessert of berries and cream (maybe add some sweetness for the parents) would round off the meal nicely too. Good luck!
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Oh, dessert wise, thinly sliced pear or apple with thinly sliced cheese (white cheddar, gouda, etc.) drizzled with a teensy bit of honey looks awesome and tastes awesome as well!
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shrimp !!!!! all dads love shrimp!
How about some SALMON in a nice curry? I've got a couple of good recipes....
For dessert, you could make those kickass primal brownies (www.thisprimallife.com). I feed them to normies without saying a word about primal, and they love them (esp. with walnuts on top and fresh whipped cream).
How kitchen savvy are you?
I'm thinking the aubergine (eggplant??) "lasagne" - veggies are hidden, so to speak; it's a fairly familiar dish; you and your mum can have extra cheese grated on for more fat so you can use leaner minced beef.
Lemme find a recipe and see what you think
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http://www.ehow.com/how_4505099_make...t-lasagna.html though I did a less fussy version I just layered up sliced aubergine, then a pre-browned mince/onion/tomato/Italian herb gloop*, then a layer of grated cheese, and repeat....
*"gloop" is a technical term for "sauce with stuff in"
I'm sure it will go well whatever you decide, and sounds like a good step forward for you
Seasoned chicken breasts, pounded thin, grilled, topped with melted cheese, bacon, avocado, mayo on the side for dipping. Big salad the side-- baby spinach, walnuts, strawberry slices, avocado, balsamic vinaigrette.
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It has been more than a month since U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan allegedly murdered 14 people and wounded 30 others at Fort Hood military base in Texas. And while we were led to believe that the rampage by Hasan, who is Muslim, would provoke a strong and violent reaction against Arab and Muslim Americans, a backlash has been conspicuous only by its absence.
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A beatable team, 59 shots on goal and a 3-1 lead all faded away for the Saginaw Spirit on Saturday at TheDow Event Center.
Peterborough scored a pair of third-period goals, goalie Jason Missiaen stopped 55 shots and the Petes handed the Spirit a second straight loss, this one 5-4 in front of 4,082 fans at Wendler Arena.
"I don't know if we faded, you don't fade with (almost) 60 shots on net, but we didn't finish," said Saginaw coach Todd Watson.
Peterborough scored first in the third period on a Zack Kassian end-to-end rush, taking the hand-off from Missiaen and manuevering through Saginaw for the goal and a 4-3 lead at the 11:50 mark.
The Petes (20-27-0-2) didn't score again until Watson pulled goaltender Eddie Pasquale and Zach Harnden deposited the puck into the empty net with just 27 seconds left. However, Saginaw's Joe Pleckaitis scored just six seconds later to make it 5-4.
"That was a very weird game," Watson said. "Just everything (was weird)."
The Spirit were much crisper in the early going on Saturday than they were on Thursday, but Missiaen mitigated the damage.
Saginaw peppered him with 21 first-period shots, and Jack Combs cracked him first with a tip of a Nick Crawford slapshot during a power play. T.J. Brodie also got an assist at the 8:43 mark of the first period.
Peterborough knotted the score five minutes later as Pat Daley skated past an injured Saginaw defender and slipped the puck through Pasquale's legs.
But Saginaw regained the first-period lead when Chris Chappell grabbed the puck in a corner, swooped out in front and deposited into the top-right corner at the 18:22 mark. Jordan Skellet and Jordan Szwarz picked up assists on the play.
The Spirit then showed a crack in a usually reliable part of its special teams in the second period.
While Saginaw's Jakub Svoboda gave the Spirit a 3-1 lead eight minutes into the second, the Petes's rookie Ryan Spooner turned Saginaw's first two penalties of the game into goals. Spooner ripped a shot from the right circle on the first one at the 10:57 mark, and then added a goal on a 2-on-1 break off a pass from Brett Theberge. Adam Sedlak also picked up assists on both goals and added another assist in the third.
The goals were bothersome to Watson, whose team ranks fifth in the Ontario Hockey League at killing penalties at 85.7 percent.
"Usually that's a key part of our game, the penalty kill," he said.
The loss was the second in a row for Saginaw, which had won the previous three.
First Period: 1. Saginaw , Jack Combs (Nick Crawford, T.J. Brodie) 8:43 (pp); 2. Peterborough, Pat Daley (Brett Theberge), 13:58; 3. Saginaw, Chris Chappell (Jordan Skellett, Jordan Szwarz), 18:22.
Second Period: 4. Saginaw, Jakub Svoboda (Mitch Fillman, Adam Comrie), 7:57; 5. Peterborough, Ryan Spooner (Adam Sedlak, Jeff Braithwaite), 10:57; 6. Peterborough, Spooner (Theberge, Sedlak), 12:35.
Third Period: 7. Peterborough, Zack Kassian (Jason Missiaen), 11:50; 8. Peterborough, Zach Harnden (Braithwaite, Sedlak), 19:33; 9. Saginaw Joe Pleckaitis (Tyler Murovich, Kyle Bochek), 19:39.
Goalies: Saginaw Eddie Pasquale, 25 saves; Peterborough Jason Missiaen 54 saves.
Shots on goal: Saginaw 21-19-19-59, Peterborough 12-8-10-30
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This is an artist's home with many paintings and artistic flourish. The kitchen and living room were just remodeled and are very nice. The house includes:
• Linens, towels, washcloths
• Flat screen TVs (these are on antenna only) and DVD players in every room
• high speed wireless or direct connect internet in every room
• washer/dryer
• Full use of the house.
• Wood floors throughout
• Tastefully and cheerfully furnished!
• We also have blow up beds for extra guests if you need.
• Mini fridge & microwave in Master 1 and twin bed rooms
• DVDs & Videos stash
• All bedrooms have their own entrances and locks. Two have direct access to the back yard pool via French doors.
• Shampoo & conditioner
We do have cats, and have had several people stay with allergies. All have said that they did not experience problems.
Master 1 bedroom: Nicely furnished with a queen bed, armoire, TV, mini-fridge, microwave, desk, and has its own nice bathroom with a shower. Although we have cats, they do not come into this room so it's good for allergy sufferers.
Depending on availability, you may select from this room or two other bedrooms. Here's a description of the other rooms:
Master bedroom 2: This is the bedroom we occupy. Just remodeled to include its own beautiful bath. It has a king size bed, and TV. Exterior French door opens onto an atrium garden. Cats do go in this room, so it is not good for allergy sufferers.
The twin bedroom: Furnished with a trundle bed that pulls out for a separate twin or put together for a king size bed. Comfortable mattresses, cushy comforters, TV, desk, dresser, and desk. It shares the hall bath and is cat free. Travel theme. This room has French doors opening to the pool.
The back yard pool is situated in a very tropical setting. The neighborhood is quiet, and there is plenty of street parking available. This is a very peaceful setting and a good place to get away from the hubbub.
We are located central to everything - 5 – 10 minutes by car to all activities: downtown, close to freeways 163, 8 and 5. Our location is 163 and Genesee - next to Sharp Hospital (walking distance), Rady Children's Hospital (walking distance), close to Mesa College, Fashion Valley Mall and Mission Valley Mall (one exit away), 5 miles to the beach (we bike to there occasionally), USD and other colleges and to the San Diego airport and Montgomery Field.
Our home is a 15 minute walk to the bus line. For some destinations you will have to take a few buses. This is a better location by car unless you're young and love to hike. There are no restaurants or shopping within walking distance, however we do give rides when we can.
Our long term housemate stays in one room with its own entrance. He only comes into the house to use the bathroom - so you would rarely see him. He's our internet guru and takes care of the animals while we are gone. You would rarely see him. If you have problems with the internet, feel free to knock on his door.
This is a smoke free, drug free, and drama free home. We are well traveled and understand the needs of a traveler. We are friendly but can leave you to your privacy. You truly will find this an escape, an awesome place to kick back, or be close to the action down town.
**No inside smoking, and no disposal of cigarettes in the landscaping or in trash cans inside the house. Please smoke on the side at the bottom of the steps.
** Be aware when you are cooking while using the cooktop. Do not let the pot get dry as it will ruin the glass top. This can be very expensive to replace.
**No after hours partying or noise after 10pm. No loud partying in the pool in the evenings - in regard for the neighbors.
**Please no eating on the beds or cosmetics on the beds. If you have sunscreen on, just roll back the comforters.
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Pamela was helpful when we had bad luck these days. Also we planed to stay longer we had to change our plans because of the bad weather. After our visit i seemed that my wife was allergic to cats but since we were ill, hard to say. Our "predecessor" stayed very (alsmost till 7 PM) long so we had to kill some time while waiting. We liked it and it was a great experience :)
My first with wimdu - what a good choice. If all choices are as great, i might never go to a hotel again. Thank you for everything!
We had a wonderful stay at Pamelas and Neils home. It was a really nice house with everything you need. Pamela and Neil always helped us if we needed something.
They are really kind and always up for a joke.
All in all it was an amazing experience to live together with such nice people!
If we are going to visit San Diego an other time, we'll book their place again.
We had a great time at Pamelas lovely house in San Diego.
Nice and clean room near to everything and a very friendly and hospitable couple as hosts!
We would definitely book this accommodation again for our next stay in this beautiful city!
Wir hatten eine tolle Zeit in San Diego. Das Haus ist sehr liebevoll eingerichtet. Die Kinder waren begeistert vom Pool und Jacuzzi. Pamela und Neil waren freundlicehe und hilfsbereite Gastgeber. Auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert.
Der Aufenthalt bei Pamela war sehr schön. Pamela war eine freundliche und hilfsbereite Gastgeberin. Das Haus war wunderschön und sehr sauber. Wir würden immer wieder kommen.
Ich habe zwei Wochen in San Diego verbracht und wurde sehr freundlich aufgenommen und kann mich in keinster Weise über die Unterbringung beklagen.
Sehr schönes Zimmer in einem schönen Haus!
Neil und Pamela sind sehr gastfreundlich und man kann sich bei ihnen wirklich "like home" fühlen.
Wir würden sofort sie sofort wieder besuchen!
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In today's economy, many people are struggling just to live paycheck to paycheck.
In response, author Jeff Yeager is teaching Americans how to stretch their dollar, and how to be more of what he calls a "cheapskate."
Jeff Yeager talks about how Americans can learn to live happily on less. Click play to watch The 700 Club interview. From appearances on prime time television, to articles in top men's magazines, the self-proclaimed penny-pincher is single-handedly transforming the word "cheapskate" from an ugly word into a movement.
"People often think that because I'm cheap, I don't really enjoy life. In fact, it's just the opposite. Because I don't need to spend a lot of money to enjoy life, I don't need to spend a lot of time getting a lot of money," Yeager explains on his website. In his book, The Cheapskate Next Door, Yeager shows readers how to live happily below their means.
He reveals the 16 key attitudes about money – and life – that allow the cheapskates next door to live happy, comfortable, debt-free lives while spending only a fraction of what most Americans spend.
During a recent interview with CBN News, Yeager said any American can weather the recession and live happily on less.
"Sure, you can afford to spend more," Yeager said. "But it won't make you ultimately feel better." Yeager's book documents common characteristics and practical tips from thousands of frugal Americans - from how to eliminate college tuition expenses to how to save on your next wide-screen TV. His book features hundreds of tips that could save you more than $25,000 in a single year. These "Cheap Shots" as Yeager calls them gives you the inside info on:
Yeager explains the cheapskates next door know that the key to financial freedom and enjoying life more is not how much you earn, but how much you spend.
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The blogging world is a vast and wondrous place full of connection and discovery, generosity and support, from which I've recently benefitted. It only makes sense, then, to pay it forward as best I can.
A few years ago, I stumbled across Marie Ofthesea who blogs at 1000 Reasons I'm a
Crap Bad Mom. Her irreverent tone and friendly style caught me, and I started reading regularly and commenting. Despite being from two different continents and vastly different life experiences, we bonded a little over raising little boys in a world full of helicopter parenting. We soon discovered a shared passion for a few bands, and then we're facebook friends—you know how it goes.
A little while back, Marie dropped off the radar for a bit, and when she returned to facebook, it was to tout these gorgeous hand embroidered purses and pillows. I pinged her to ask what the deal was, and she directed me to the Handmade in Costa Rica website.
Here's the thing, Marie and her colleagues are creating a sustainable business model which not only revives an art form, she's bringing work to women who desperately need it. Her company is training these bordadoras in embroidery techniques, responsibly sourcing materials, and fighting the good fight against serious poverty.
She describes is best here.
Go have a look at their store, like them on facebook, where you can see more examples of the goods and the process (and Marie's scrumptious son, C), and the next time you're looking for a unique, handcrafted gift? Consider giving these women your business.
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It's hard to believe another year has come and gone. Now that 2014 is in full swing, I'm looking forward to what the New Year has to offer, particularly for agriculturalists.
All signs are looking that this will be the year for the livestock producer. The corn bubble is weakening; cattle prices are at an all-time high; demand is booming in our global markets; and, supplies are tight. If you're in the business of raising beef, 2014 certainly looks bright.
If you're a crop farmer, perhaps you're bummed about the prospect of $3 to $4 corn, but we know this is cyclical. I imagine the escalated prices of land rent and auction prices will start to decline, and land opportunities might be bountiful for those ready to seize the day.
Whether you're feeling bearish or bullish about the New Year, I think we can all agree that one of our biggest challenges in agriculture — no matter which sector you are involved in — is consumer misconceptions fueled by a biased, sensationalist media.
I read an article titled, "Year Of Hoaxes" that appeared in the North American Meat Association newsletter. The article shows the problem we face in educating a confused public in the face of sub-par journalism. Here is an excerpt:
"We in the meat industry are accustomed to a certain number of misinformed and misleading media stories. However, an article in Esquire last week suggests that the number of such stories will continue to increase. In 'The Year We Broke the Internet,' Luke O'Neil explains how websites — even reputable ones — benefit economically from publishing false news: Once when they report the false news, and a second time when they debunk it. As evidence of this, he points to a frighteningly long list of 'viral' news stories from 2013 all of which were hoaxes. He then confesses:
"Among all the things I've written this year, the ones that took the least amount of time and effort usually did the most traffic. The more in-depth, reported pieces didn't stand a chance against riffs on things predestined to go viral. That's the secret that Upworthy, BuzzFeed, MailOnline, Viral Nova, and their dozens of knockoffs have figured out: You don't need to write anymore—just write a good headline and point. If what you're pointing at turns out to be a steaming turd, well, then repackage the steam and sell it back to us."
If that's not an indication of the challenge we face, I don't know what is. But, every time a newspaper, blog of Facebook post shares a mistruth about antibiotics in the meat industry or GMO-crops, these false truths start to become "fact," simply based on the power of word of mouth and how viral rumors and misinformation can spread if presented in a palatable format.
So my challenge to all of you in 2014 is to look beyond what's going on in your fields and pastures and start listening to what the mainstream media is saying. Be proactive instead of reactive about sharing the true information about your products. Only then can we overcome the slanderous, libelous mainstream media. And to journalists everywhere, buck up. It's not just about page views anymore. We want accurate reporting, not just a lot of "likes" on Facebook. ❖


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As gospel singer and songwriter Bill Gaither tells it, "it was an accident."
Gaither's Homecoming series, which has grown into an unprecedented gospel music showcase by bringing together Christian perfomers past and present and generating more than 60 videos, many albums and annual sold-out concert tours, wasn't initially planned, brainstormed or organized.
It all originated from a song, a piano and hungry singers.
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Members of the Gaither Vocal Band are?(from left) Michael English, Bill Gaither, Mark Lowry, David Phelps and Wes Hampton.
"We wanted to do a song with our heroes," Gaither said. "We called them to do one song. That one song turned into ordering in food, eating together and singing around the piano.
"It was an accident, but it was a good accident."
The writer of such gospel standards as "Because He Lives," "He Touched Me," "It is Finished" and "Something About That Name," Gaither will bring his current Homecoming series tour, with performers such as The Isaacs, Russ Taff, Buddy Greene and Karen Peck and New River, to the Bryce Jordan Center in University Park on March 19. The show begins at 7 p.m.
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What: Gaither Homecoming Tour 2010
When: 7 p.m. March 19
Where: Bryce Jordan Center, University Park
Scheduled performers include Bill Gaither; the Gaither Vocal Band, including Michael English, Mark Lowry, Wes Hampton and David Phelps; The Isaacs; Russ Taff; Buddy Greene; and Karen Peck and New River.
Tickets: $33.50 and $44, available at the Bryce Jordan Center box office, Penn State Altoona, by calling 865-5555 or at www.bju.psu.edu.
Gaither, with his Homecoming series, years of experience and plentiful catalog of songs, has become the "gauge in southern gospel music," while mentoring newer artists and bringing older performers back to the spotlight, said Hap Ritchey, the music director at WJSM-FM 92.7, a gospel music station broadcasting out of Martinsburg
"Anybody who's anybody in gospel music is connected to Bill Gaither," Ritchey said. "His legacy is second to none, and to be a part of Bill Gaither or the Gaither Homecoming is an honor, I would imagine, second only to being inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame."
Ritchey said the station obviously receives a great number of requests for singers and groups associated with Gaither, because the most popular perfomers of gospel music are all somehow linked to him.
"It's the pinnacle to be asked to join the Gaither Homecoming," Ritchey said. "So many gospel groups have been connected to him.
"Some of the most popular gospel groups today have sang with Bill Gaither - Ivan Parker, Janet Paschal, Greater Vision, The Hoppers, Jeff and Sheri Easter. Being associated with Bill Gaither gets you through a lot of doors."
Growing up in the small town of Alexandria, Ind., roots deeply planted in the heart of the Hoosier State's central farm country - the place he still calls home, Gaither, 73, first fell in love with music as a young boy.
"I took private piano lessons, and I was listening to the radio," he said. "I was loving pop music and thought that would be fun to do. Then I heard my first gospel quartet.
"I fell in love with the harmonies and what you can do with the vocal stuff."
But as he got older, and despite his passion, one of gospel's most prolific songwriters almost left music behind.
"I went to college, and I figured I needed a grownup job," Gaither said. "I majored in English, and I taught for 10 years in public school."
But in 1962, things changed when he married his wife, Gloria, who has been his songwriting partner through the years.
"We started writing some songs," he said, "and our songwriting then proceeded into our performing."
The Gaithers have penned thousands of songs throughout their career, and though he refuses to pick a favorite - "They are all my babies," he said - many have become gospel standards and are sung regularly in churches around the United States and the world.
For Gaither, that is the "ultimate compliment."
"It's always a thrill to hear a professional sing your song, but one of the biggest thrills is when you know that regular people sing your songs," Gaither said. "... When they reach the masses, that's a hard thing to top. It's very moving.
"We just came back from Norway, and they were singing our songs in Norwegian. That was a big thrill."
Gaither, who counts "Through It All" by Andrae Crouch as one of his very favorite gospel songs, has seen many changes during his years in Christian music, music that is "constantly changing," he said.
"It went from Gregorian chants to the classical period, to (George Frideric) Handel, to many beautiful (Johann Sebastian) Bach pieces, to the hymns of Martin Luther. That is just great Christian material.
"It continued down through the early revival days to the early songs of Bev Shea, moving on into the '50s and then the Jesus music of the 1970s. How we survived, I don't know, but I'm very grateful we did."
Since the Homecoming's inception in 1995, several of the gospel stalwarts who constituted its lineup - the "heroes" with whom Gaither started the series - have passed away, including Dottie Rambo, Howard and Vestal Goodman, George Younce and Glen Payne of the Cathedrals, J.D. Sumner and pianist Anthony Burger, who, at 44, collapsed and died of a massive heartache during a 2006 Homecoming concert.
"We've lost quite a few of the older singers," he said.
Gaither, however, believes that the Homecoming series - and gospel music, in general - has not suffered with the passing of its elder generation.
"Several people are stepping up," he said. "The current Gaither Vocal Band (including Mark Lowry, David Phelps, Michael English and Wes Hampton) and Jason Crabb. Russ Taff will forever be a favorite in our field. The Isaacs' new record (titled "Naturally: An Almost A Cappella Collection") is unbelievable.
"It's fun to hear people say, 'I haven't heard you in awhile. I wondered what it would be like without the old-timers, but I enjoyed it.'"
But as the newer generation of gospel singers takes the stage, Gaither is adamant that no one is filling, or trying to fill, anyone else's left-behind shoes.
"No one replaces anybody," Gaither said. "That's a misnomer. They (the new generation) bring another special thing themselves.
"I think David Phelps is one of a kind. ... Michael English is a stylist. He's in a category all his own. Are they J.D. Sumner? No. But in their own right, they are becoming something different. If they can hold on, they will become the J.D. Sumners and the George Younces."
But, no matter who is singing, young or old, Gaither hopes that fans leave the Homecoming concert with a "renewed hope."
"I hope these songs give them some weapons to get through, in spite of the reality they live in, and go back to (after the concert)," he said. "I hope they take away the strength of the message of the songs and the power of the Holy Spirit.
"I hope they take away a few ideas they hadn't thought about, and I would hope they see the humor in life. Life is tough, but thank God for laughter."
And after the last note has been sung in Gaither's life, the prolific songwriter, producer and singer - in essence, the face of gospel music - hopes for a simple legacy, that the hope, the joy and the laughter he brought to thousands and thousands of people will be remembered most of all.
"I hope my kids would say I was a special dad," Gaither said, "but from the public's perspective, I want to be remembered as a bridge, a person who brought people together."
Mirror Staff Writer Cory Dobrowolsky can be reached at 946-7428.


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Remember Polly Pocket? Well now we can go back in memory lane. Donna's Crochet designs has a cute polly pumpkin for Halloween. This is a cute free crochet pattern to have around the holidays.
- Size 10 crochet thread in Myrtle Green and Pumpkin,
- Size 7 crochet hook or hook need and small amount of craft fiberfill (stuffing).
Finished Size Pumpkin: 2-1\4" tall X 2" wide. Outfit will fit 4" size Polly Pocket doll.
Gauge: 9 hdc = 1", 4 rows hdc = 1"
Polly's Dress:
ROW 1: With Green and 7 hook, ch-15, hdc 3rd ch from hook, hdc ea ch across, ch-1, turn. (13 sts)
ROW 2-12: Hdc ea st across, ch-1, turn. End row 12 fasten off.
Top Ruffle for Skirt on Dress:
ROW 1: With Green and 7 hook ch-9, sc 2nd ch from hook, sc ea ch across, ch-1, turn. (8 sts)
ROW 2-46: Back Loop sc ea st across, ch-1, turn. End row 46 fasten off.
With crochet thread gather top of ruffle tightly and sew across top of skirt. Place skirt around Polly and sew together.
ROW 1: With Green and 7 hook ch-3, sc 2nd ch from hook, sc last ch, ch-1, turn. (2 sts)
ROW 2-15: Sc ea st across, ch-1, turn. End row 15 fasten off.
Make 2. Lay straps on doll's chest so they cross in front, tack to hold. Sew bottoms of strap to inside front of skirt. Cross straps again in back and sew to inside back of skirt.
Outer Pumpkin:
ROW 1: With Pumpkin and 7 hook ch-25, hdc 3rd ch from hook, hdc ea ch across, ch-1, turn. (23 sts)
ROW 2-42: Hdc ea st across, ch-1, turn. End row 42 fasten off.
ROW 1: With Pumpkin and 7 hook ch-15, hdc 3rd ch from hook, hdc ea ch across, ch-1, turn. (13 sts)
ROW 2-25: Hdc ea st across, ch-1, turn. End row 25 fasten off.
Pumpkin Bottom:
With Pumpkin and 7 hook ch-3, sl st top form a ring.
RND 1: Ch-1, work 12 hdc in ring, sl st top beg hdc, ch-1, turn. (12 sts)
RND 2-3: (2 hdc next st, hdc next st) around, sl st top beg hdc, ch-1, turn. (18 sts)(27 sts)
RND 4: (2 hdc next st, hdc next 2 sts) around, sl st top beg hdc, ch-1, turn. (36 sts)
RND 5: Working in Back Loops (2 hdc next st, hdc next 3 sts) around, sl st top beg hdc, ch-1, turn. (45 sts)
RND 6: (2 hdc next st, hdc next 4 sts) around, sl st top beg hdc, fasten off. (54 sts)
Putting the Pumpkin Together:
With needle and crochet thread sew inner pumpkin together at long sides to form a tube. Sew this tube to bottom at rnd 5 where you worked bk lp hdc. Sew the sides of outer pumpkin tog to form a tube as well. Sew it to the outer edge of the bottom, you will need to ease some sts to fit. Stuff the pumpkin bet inner and outer sides being careful not to over stuff so on hole remains for the doll. Sew the top edge of outer pumpkin and inner pumpkin again easing to fit. Set the doll inside the pumpkin's center with her ruffle around the top of the pumpkin to look like the stem.
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1 reply , Last at 13 Dec 2011, 2:46pm by nick thunderdome
Ok, I've got one for you guys.
I've byed into the semis of my league basically on the strength of Arian Foster, Cam Newton, the 49ers DST, and carefully watching the waiver wire. If I'm going to win this week it isn't going to be any different.
Choice #1: which DST to play? The scoring in my league is such that limiting yards and points is what's most valuable (30 point baseline for a shutout with under 200 yards given up going down to -8 for giving up 36+ points and 450+ yards with the usual scoring for DST TD, sacks, safeties, and interceptions). I've got the 49ers on roster but don't love the match up they've got with the Steelers. Waiver wire options are the Cardinals vs CLE, Dolphins @ BUF and Lions @ OAK. The Saints @ MIN are also available but I wasn't really considering them.
Choice #2: Mario Manningham vs WAS or Eric Decker vs NE's pathetic secondary (this is moot if Andre Johnson doesn't play - I'll start both). Denarius Thomas is also available on the waiver wire as is Donald Driver. .5 points per reception for WR.
Choice #3: My QB for the year has been Cam Newton but I've also got Tim Tebow on the bench. Cam Newton has a tough match up @ HOU while Tebow has a cake matchup vs NE. Scoring is 6 points per TD whether rushing, passing or receiving (hey, could be relevant - Newton has a 30+ yard reception on the year). As in most leagues, rushing yards count.
Love the column and thanks in advance for the advice.


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Brendan O'Connor: He took what life he had and made it matter
Donal Walsh's death carried a profound and life-affirming message for the nation, reawakening lost values, writes Brendan O'Connor
Published 19/05/2013 | 05:00
When I heard Donal Walsh had died, I couldn't help thinking of Spike Milligan's line: I told you I was sick. For those of us who didn't know Donal, who didn't live with his illness and see its progress, there was a strange sense of surprise that he had really died, that his young life was actually snuffed out in the end. Obviously everyone knew Donal was dying. His imminent death was central to the life-affirming message he brought to the nation. But somehow, when the inevitable came, it was a shock. I suppose this young man, whom none of us really knew but we all felt we knew, didn't seem like the type to die.
We could be forgiven for not realising the truth. The first time I met Donal Walsh he talked about preparing for his death. I asked him what those preparations involved and it turned out I had misunderstood what he meant by preparing for death. Donal wasn't preparing himself for death. He was preparing other people, his friends and family, for his death. He was talking to them about after he was gone and, I guess, making sure he left his affairs in order, his affairs being not financial ones but those of friendship and familial love. He explained to me that he knew that a lot of his friends did not really realise fully that he was going to die. I guess they knew it but on some unconscious level they didn't believe it.
He explained that he looked fine and he still hung out with them and did stuff with them so it might have been hard for them to grasp the reality of what was going on. So it's understandable then that those of us who didn't know him well might not grasp the reality either. I even heard his mother Elma mention hope too. Obviously she knew her son was dying, but perhaps she had some precious hope of a miracle too. Or perhaps the hope she spoke of was just the hope that Donal expressed, for peace in his final days.
The word 'inspirational' is overused these days and a lot of us are uncomfortable with the phenomenon of public grief, those internet- and media-based outpourings for people that none of us knew. The extraordinary reaction to Donal Walsh in the final months of his life, and now in his death, is different. This is not some mawkish, ghoulish jumping on a family's private grief. This is a very real reaction to a young man who embodied many values that we maybe feel are lost, values we had lost ourselves, values that Donal Walsh reawakened in many of us.
Ostensibly Donal's public message in the last months of his life was about suicide. But in fact the message that we all took from Donal was broader than that; it was that we should value our life, every minute of it, and that we should be thankful, be thankful for all the small everyday things we take for granted.
Donal's message was so true that it could sound like a cliche. But when that truth becomes real to us and penetrates our cynicism in the form of someone like Donal, it represents that moment where words that had lost all meaning suddenly become illuminated with reality. At least we have our health. It's good to be alive. Make the most of your life. Your health is your wealth. Where there is life there is hope.
We all know we are mortal but it maybe takes a Donal Walsh to make us truly realise that this is it, that we have limited time and it is precious. That is why how he chose to live his final months was as important as his death or his message. I couldn't get Nuala O'Faolain out of my head when I met Donal. I have always been haunted by her saying bluntly to Marian Finucane that once she found out she was dying the good went out of life. I have always wondered if that will be how I feel. And if so, because I know I'm going to die anyway, does that take the good out of life?
Donal's response to imminent death was to live. He lived more and lived larger. The first thing he did on getting what he called his death sentence was to give up school and go on holidays with his friends, his brothers he called them. And when I met him a couple of months ago he was still sucking the marrow out of things. There was some question over whether he could walk on to the set on the Saturday Night Show. I told him he might find it a good buzz to have his moment, to walk out and take his applause and that he might not be on a live talk show too many other times. And that was that. He was determined. Wheelchair to the side of the stage but he would walk on and have his entrance and get the buzz, music and all.
I couldn't begin to tell you about all the people I've met in the last few months on whom Donal Walsh had a profound and very real effect. They range from women of a certain age who talk about the beauty and serenity of Donal's face when he came on TV with me to talk about his death and his life, to sporty guys who can't even convey sometimes why Donal jarred them out of their everyday complacency.
It ranged from men who didn't know why but found that Donal stayed on their minds for weeks after seeing him, to young people who could fully articulate why Donal had changed their outlook on everything and who would explain why they had decided to do good things, why they had become less cynical. One thing I've learnt is that many young people don't want to be cynical. They just want to be cool. And maybe in some small way Donal Walsh showed people that it is cool to be real and to be philosophical and positive and to value your life. Maybe part of Donal's message was that it is not twee to be a good person.
Because he was pretty cool. Girls seemed to love him from what I could see. He was a guy's guy too, a sportsman and a social animal who seemed to have a gift for friendship. He was confident and intelligent too, and he was good crack. It's hard enough to have a sense of humour in this life but he had one under the most extraordinary circumstances.
He had a faith that was important to him but he didn't ram it down anyone's throat in his public life. He did quietly testify to his faith though and it seemed that it was the underpinning for his extraordinary poise and for the character he showed in the final months of his life to 'his public', and I'm sure, always to those who knew him, as his father Fionnbar says, before he was famous.
Just before I saw the text about Donal's death I was having a morn-ing swim on my holidays. And I was doing what I now do every morning when I swim, I was being grateful, listing all the things I had to be grateful for, feeding the good wolf in me instead of the bad. I know it sounds like bullshit but this is something I have done since I met Donal Walsh those few times.
For years I have read and heard from various creeds and philosophies about the importance of being grateful. But it was actually Donal's example that finally made me practise some gratitude. And it changes you slightly. And I think Donal Walsh actually changed lots of us who didn't know him. He threw a few stones in the water and they rippled out and out. And they still ripple. You'd like to think that those ripples will continue. I hope those ripples continue in my life, that a simple message taught by example by a boy who was less that half my age but far, far wiser in ways, might stick with me.
Like most people I guess I don't think enough about the meaning of life but I rely on getting lucky and on different people coming along at different times and teaching me the lessons that have to be learnt. And maybe Donal Walsh came along at the right time for this country in a way and made us think a little bit about who we are and what we want out of life.
The impact Donal had on people, the selflessness of his final months, the grace with which he carried himself, are probably small comfort to his family now, but in time to come hopefully it will be more comfort to them to know his short life was not wasted. Donal probably did more in his short life than most do who have multiples of his time on earth. I said to him once he would have been a great writer, but of course I meant he was a great writer. He wrote more of value than any of us could hope to do in a whole career. But still, it's not fair that he didn't get to achieve that potential and that he didn't get to travel the world and that he didn't get to see how everything turned out for all his friends and for his sister. And for himself.
But he took what life he had and he wanted it to matter and he wanted his death to mean something and he believed, where many would have just got angry with God or stopped believing, that God had a purpose for him. And he placed himself, as he put it, in God's hands. And yes, he died in the end, but there was a miracle of some kind in Donal Walsh's life and death.
Donal Walsh Memorial Fund: http://www.cmrf.org/
Tributes to Donal can be found on a new dedicated website at: www.donalwalshtribute.ie
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Trinity River Golf Tour Formed in North Texas
The golf divisions of the city of Arlington and city of Fort Worth, Texas have banded together to create the Trinity River Golf Tour, a circuit of tournaments in the two municipalities designed to entice participation of some of the area's top amateur players while showcasing seven of the cities' golf courses.
The tour will be conducted at multiple golf facilities, including Fort Worth's Pecan Valley, Rockwood, Meadowbrook and Z. Boaz golf courses and Arlington's Tierra Verde, Lake Arlington and Ditto golf courses.
There will be monthly competitions in men's open, women's, seniors, juniors and team divisions beginning in April 2010 and concluding with the tour championships in October 2010, with no course played more than once per division.
Competitions will be flighted and limited to 80 to 100 entrants, depending on the facility used that month in each division. Entry is open to all players in and around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. There will be a one-time membership fee of $30 for all players and entry fees of $75 per event entered.
"Fort Worth Golf is very excited about partnering with Arlington Golf to provide first-class tournaments for those who enjoy competitive golf," said Nancy Bunton, who helms the City of Fort Worth's Golf division. "By having five divisions and flighting the individual events, we feel there will plenty of competitive opportunities for golfers to play great amateur events in their own backyard."
The Trinity River Golf Tour is the brainchild of Phyllis Jordan, the head professional at the City of Arlington's Lake Arlington Golf Course.
"There has been something missing as far as a series of top-notch tournaments for the amateur golfers in the Arlington and Fort Worth areas," said Jordan, who has been at Lake Arlington since August 2007. "With these events, we can fill that gap as well as bring golfers to our different courses that might not have played at them for a while. This is a chance to showcase our courses and spur interest in our facilities while providing excellent golf in outstanding conditions."
The Trinity River Golf Tour will strive to be recognized as the premier competitive golf experience for amateur golfers in the state of Texas and to provide a golf venue that will attract a diverse player base from around the Dallas-Fort Worth area who have a desire to play competitive golf, thus affording the City of Fort Worth and Arlington the opportunity to gain additional business and exposure.
"To that end," said Evonne Sandas, Arlington Golf's director of golf, "the City of Arlington and Fort Worth will conduct events in such a manner that players experience all the elements one would expect from a superior tour event. These tournaments will deliver excellent course conditions and exceptional customer service levels that will enhance the perception of municipal golf courses."
For more information about the Trinity River Golf Tour, contact Arlington Golf at 817/572-1300, Fort Worth Golf at 817/457-4616 or the Trinity River Golf Tour website at www.trinityrivergolftour.com.
About Fort Worth Golf
Fort Worth Golf (www.fortworthgolf.org) offers players a quality, enjoyable, safe and comprehensive golf program through five municipally owned golf courses, promoting golf as a lifetime sport.
Fort Worth Golf operates Meadowbrook, Pecan Valley, Rockwood, Sycamore Creek and Z. Boaz golf courses, all within the Fort Worth city limits.
The City provides facilities to promote golf skills, individual and group lessons, organizational services for tournaments, support for golf associations based at each course with the opportunity for tournament play on a regular basis.
About Arlington Golf
Arlington Golf (www.arlingtongolf.com) offers golf at four distinctly different courses to players of every level of experience, from the beginner who is just getting started to the seasoned player.
Arlington Golf operates the Tierra Verde, Chester Ditto, Lake Arlington and Meadowbrook Park golf courses and offers a variety of fees to accommodate players' needs.
Arlington Golf also offers players their unique Hooked On Golf program, a variety of golf clinics and events for players of all abilities and ages. These programs help students achieve their goals through personalized coaching and knowledge of sound fundamentals and focus on evaluating and enhancing individual skills so players can either learn the complete game for the first time or take their game to the next level.
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HK Stainless Slides - Gone Forever?
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March 5, 2007, 09:36 PM
I'm still desparately trying to pick up examples of the last USP compacts in stainless and was wondering if H&K will ever reintroduce stainless slides on the P2000, P30 etc.
Anyone know.
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March 5, 2007, 10:16 PM
I would think that at some point, HK & stainless steel slides will be available in the US again. But, for now forget about the bling & sticking w/ the tactical :scrutiny:
March 5, 2007, 10:25 PM
they seem to like their HE, i doubt you'll be getting your stainless on newer ones.
March 17, 2007, 02:23 PM
Found the last stash - CDNN is still selling the 9mm stainless compact.
I'm going to order 2.
March 17, 2007, 10:43 PM
First, hello all, I have been lurking here for a week or so but this thread finally made me register. I have a 9mm USP with a stainless slide that was the first gun I ever purchased. I recently heard that the stainless was out of production (for some time now I think), but I did not think it would make my gun go up in value?
Forgive me if I am over-reacting, I am a n00b!:)
March 18, 2007, 12:06 AM
So my stainless USP45C is becoming a rarity?
March 18, 2007, 10:57 AM
No, they still make them for europe. They just are not imported to America anymore...
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With its endless driveway, white columns and manicured garden, Joey Fatone's Orlando mansion looks stately enough from the outside. But step through the door and happy chaos reigns. Fatone's 6-year-old daughter Briahna sings as she zips in a toy car down a bowling lane-length hallway to the kitchen, where her grandparents Phyllis and Joe Fatone Sr. are serving up grilled chicken and pasta. Hannah Montana blares from a giant flat-screen TV across from the table. Fatone's 1-year-old nephew Declan squeals with delight as dogs Bailey and Skyler bark in vain for a piece of meat. Toys are everywhere—and most of them are Joey's. There's a drum set in the formal living room, arcade games in the upstairs hallway, an entire room devoted to Superman memorabilia (he's been a fan since childhood) and a seven-car garage that houses his very own KITT, the souped-up car from Knight Rider. "It's authentic!" he boasts. "I bought it at an auction."
Fatone himself sits at the kitchen table, just happy to be home. It's been a huge year for the former 'N Sync star, now 30. From post-boy-band obscurity, he waltzed back into the spotlight, first as the crowd-beloved runner-up on last season's Dancing with the Stars—only self-described "big kid" Fatone would dream up a Star Wars tango with light sabers—and then as host of NBC's karaoke game show The Singing Bee, a summer hit that launched its fall season Oct. 2. He also hosted Emmys coverage for TV Guide Channel and will be on the red carpet for the Golden Globes and Oscars. It's not the kind of heady fame he experienced as a member of 'N Sync—a group that sold more than 42 million albums worldwide—but he is enjoying success more the second time around. "It was always go-go-go-go when I was with the group, and you never had a chance to enjoy it," Fatone says. "Here, I'm actually letting it sink in."
One constant in his life has been his wife. Fatone, the son of an acting coach and an office manager, was born in Brooklyn, but the family moved to Orlando when he was 13. It was there he met Kelly, now 30, and they became high school sweethearts. Once he began traveling with 'N Sync at age 19, success took a toll on their relationship. "We've had ups and downs, me and her," says Fatone, who was besieged by female fans during his band days. "We've been together 14 years, but we've broken up, gotten back together just like any couple does." Since the 2001 birth of Briahna and their wedding in 2004, they've gotten more in sync themselves—and they've weathered the stress his reclaimed fame and long absences from home have put on the family. "Communication is the key," Joey says. "We don't let things get to our heads. We really talk."
Fatone's nightclub visits with the Dancing gang, including his professional partner Kym Johnson, raised some eyebrows. Even their own daughter had questions. "Everything was Joey and Kym, Joey and Kym," says Kelly. "So Briahna was like, 'Mom, is Kym going to be my stepmom?'" But once she'd explained the difference between performance and real life to her daughter, Kelly, who runs her own event planning business, wasn't worried about her husband. Joey says he is naturally "a very flirtatious person" but isn't tempted to stray. "Either you're a jealous person or you're not," says Kelly. "We've been together for so long that I have an 'open door' policy. I say, 'If something looks better to you, then there's the door.'" During Fatone's teen idol days, girls camped out on his parents' front lawn and threw themselves at him on tour. Meanwhile, "I'd sit on the bus and be like, 'If they only knew you,'" Kelly says, laughing. "It's funny. People go, 'Oh my God, that girl is all over him,' and I'm like, 'If that made her night, great. Doesn't bother me.'" She was even fine with his visiting strip clubs back in the day, albeit still a little skeeved out. "It's the only place we could be left alone and have a meal uninterrupted," he says in defense. "Eww!" she replies. "You ate there?!" Being married to Joey, she concludes, "you don't take yourself, or life, too seriously." What they do take seriously is their daughter's happiness. During his four months on Dancing, the then kindergartner "was crying three, four times a day for him," Kelly says. "A couple of times she said, 'I want him to be kicked off the show so he can come home.'" So as soon as the school year ended, Kelly and Briahna joined Joey for much of this summer's Dancing cross-country tour. "We try to stay as close as we can together," says Joey. The taping schedule for Singing Bee is far more family friendly: He taped 10 episodes over three weeks in L.A. in September and headed Down Under for two weeks this month to tape an Australian version. Although they've considered buying a smaller place in L.A., Orlando is home. "Look around," he says, pointing to his parents. "Free babysitting!
When the members of 'N Sync said bye, bye, bye to each other in 2002, Briahna was a baby. Fatone looked for projects (including stage runs of Rent and Little Shop of Horrors and a supporting role in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding) that would enable him to stay close to home and help take care of his little girl. "Joey said, 'I don't get these memories back,'" says Kelly. The family rule on work was "nothing where he left home for more than a week. If it was longer, we went with him." But Fatone, who got his start performing at Orlando's Universal Studios after high school (where he met future 'N Sync bandmate Chris Kirkpatrick), says he didn't sweat his exit from the spotlight. When it comes to fame, "I go with the flow," he says. "I've always had my feet on the ground." And money was no problem, given 'N Sync's huge earnings. Although he doesn't want to give numbers, "I'm well off," he says, noting that he earned "enough to have some time off, put my kid through college and buy her some shiny white sneakers for school."
As close as the couple grew, it was Briahna who persuaded her parents to get hitched. "She had been a flower girl and she was wondering what weddings were all about," says Kelly. "We said, 'When two people love each other, they get married,' and she said, 'Are you and Daddy married?' And I said no. She said, 'Don't you love my dad? Why aren't you married?'" Joey jokes that he had been "on the 10-year plan." But he said "I do" at their 2004 wedding on Long Island, sporting a Superman symbol on the back of his vest. The reception featured a Ferris wheel and bumper cars for their 250 guests. "I did the potato sack slide in my wedding gown!" says Kelly.
"They are so perfect for each other because they like the same things, but she'll be the one to calm him down," says Joey's pal and 'N Sync bandmate Lance Bass. "She's the one who takes things seriously that need to be serious." That's not to say they don't have their squabbles. "You have your 'I hate you' or you start arguing about where you want to go eat—simple things," says Fatone. But he's been with Kelly long enough to know she's the girl for him. During their off-and-on years, "I tried to see other people, but for some reason, the grass wasn't greener on the other side of the fence. I'd come back and crawl on my knees with my tail between my legs. I enjoyed being with her."
Aside from an encyclopedic knowledge of '80s music (Briahna "knows all the words to '80s songs" on Singing Bee, Kelly boasts), their common interests now include living a healthier lifestyle. Fatone dropped 30 lbs. during Dancing, thanks to the rehearsal regimen and a NutriSystem diet. (He says he's gained back 10 lbs. since: "I'm about 216 right now and I want to get down to 200.") And Kelly is slimmer too, down 30 lbs. since January. "She did it hard core," says Fatone. "A lot of dieting and working out. I'm very proud of her." As for Kelly's impression of her husband's new physique: "Awesome!" she says. But while Joey may be trying to cut back on his video-game addiction to spend more time in the gym, he's not about to grow up entirely. "The thing that sums up our relationship? The first time we kissed we banged teeth," says Kelly. "It's just a comedy routine and we get through it laughing."
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Deadline day for horse slaughter lawsuitUPDATED 6:34 PM MDT Aug 16, 2013
Attorney General's office doesn't pay bond to keep case going.Video Transcript
IT WAS DEADLINE DAY IN THE HORSE SLAUGHTER LAWSUIT. THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE HAD TO PAY A LARGE BOND TO KEEP THE CASE GOING. BUT, IT DIDN'T DO IT. ACTION SEVEN NEWS REPORTER REGINA RUIZ JOINS US TO EXPLAIN... THE BOND OF MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS HAD TO BE PAID BY 5 PM TODAY.... BUT, INSTEAD OF HANDING OVER THE MONEY ... THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE FILED A MOTION TO GET OUT OF PAYING THE BOND ALL TOGETHER. THE FIGHT TO BAN HORSE SLAUGHTER CONTINUES ..... The polling that has been done shows a very high percentage of New Mexicans and a very high percentage of Americans that are subject to reliable scientific polling, are opposed to this A JUDGE RECENTLY GRANTED A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION TO KEEP HORSE SLAUGHTER HOUSES FROM OPENING. = THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE SAYS IT HAS A STRONG CASE ... BUT, IT'S NOT WILLING TO PAY THE $435 THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND A JUDGE ORDERED. THE MONEY WOULD HAVE COVERED THE LOSSES FOR VALLEY MEAT COMPANY IN ROSWELL WHILE THE CASE IS DECIDED. It is generally not necessary to post a high bond, because you weigh the private interest economic interest against the broader public interest of having the environment protected THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE'S MOTION REQUEST NO BOND--- NOW, REPRESENTATIVES FROM VALLEY MEAT COMPANY WILL RESPOND ... AND A JUDGE WILL MAKE THE FINAL RULING. Certainly the public deserves a decision quickly and so do the private parties A LOCAL DECISION THAT COULD HAVE A NATION-WIDE EFFECT ON THE FUTURE OF HORSE SLAUGHTER IN OUR COUNTRY. THIS WEEK A PROPOSED SLAUGHTER HOUSE IN IOWA DROPPED IT'S PLANS TO OPEN BECAUSE OF THE FINANCIAL IMPACT DURING LITIGATION.... IT WILL FOCUS ON CATTLE INSTEAD.... BUT, VALLEY MEAT COMPANY SAYS IT WILL SEE THE DEAL THROUGH .... IN THE NEXT MONTH, A HEARING WILL DECIDE THE FUTURE OF THE TEMPORARY INJUNCTION.
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Yesterday, in Texas, the annual Supercomputing 2008 trade show began with a speech from Michael Dell – chief executive of computer company Dell. Dell have often dabbled in high performance computing (HPC) and from his keynote speech it would appear that Mr Dell wants to delve further into the HPC area. However, his speech was reportedly more like a hardcore sales pitch.
Dell made a few points in his speech that described what the next generation of supercomputing could turn out like.
He began by showing how far we have to go to design a power efficient, easily programmable, redundant supercomputer. He said that the human brain has around 100 billion neurons, each with around a 1000 or so synapses, each running at near 20 petaflops of "raw computing performance", which is it was to be built today (which it can't) would break through the petaflops barrier and would cost an estimated $3.6bn (£2.4bn). He rounded off his comparison by saying: "The human brain uses about 20 watts of energy, so we evidently still have a long way to go."
Someone from the crowd asked Dell what would it tale to simulate the human brain, and Dell shrugged off the question saying that he never suggested simulating the brain, what he meant to demonstrate that HPC clusters are not so great when compared to mother nature.
"For me, the dream and the excitement about computers was not to replace the human brain," Dell said. However, he believes that more can be done to change the way people act with machines: "It is a fairly rudimentary process today. We type keys and something happens. I think there is an enormous opportunity to improve the man-machine interface."
Dell spoke on the "three waves of supercomputing", which according to him included specialised vector machines and proprietary operating systems in the 70s, followed by microprocessors during the 80s and 90s, and toward the end of the 90s standards-based parallel clusters. He says that the 4th wave will "deliver higher density machines", most likely in Blade or other custom form factors with pools of shared storage, and focus on a constant hassle of running an administering them. Dell went on to show figures from Tabor Research, a supercomputing market researcher, showing that around 70 percent of HPC budgets are eaten up by staff and administrative items in the budget.
Dell wants to encourage cheap HPC setups, just like it did with its servers and home PC's in the past, and would like to see some businesses and developing countries have them.
He said that five years ago, a teraflops of computing cost around $1m, but these days you could get about 25 times as much for the same price. The density has not gone up as much as the price has dropped, but it's still pretty impressive. Just three years ago, Dell said that a 2,500 core cluster with 1,250 servers using 3GHz x64 processors would deliver near o 9.8 teraflops. These days a 1,240 core machine using just 155 servers will deliver 10.7 terraflops – a 90 percent reduction in servers.