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Climate change is a huge question, with global concerns. It even comes down to a more local issue: Has the climate in Central Oregon changed?
We begin our search for an answer we paid a visit to the National Weather Service in Pendleton.
Diana Hayden is a general forecaster for Central and Eastern Oregon, as well as the climate focal point for the region, and her research confirms a true climate change on the High Desert.
"Some of the local studies I have seen, as well as other papers done by other scientists, including a paper that just came out, have seen a slight increase in temperatures," Hayden said during our recent visit.
And the increase has multiple sources.
"There's not only the climate change itself, where human influences, but there's also a natural influence, as well," she said. "Both of them explain the warming, but one by themselves can't explain all of it."
Data regarding Oregon climate change is gathered at the Oregon Climate Service Research Institute at Oregon State University in Corvallis. We spoke with climatologist Kathie Dello in that office regarding that information.
"Well, the temperatures have increased in Oregon, and that's pretty much the No. 1 indicator," Dello said.
With an average increase of only six-tenths of one degree over a 30-year period, Hayden emphasized that it is not just the amount of the increase that is of concern here.
"In some cases, it's not so much the number, but the fact that there is the increase -- and in some cases, it's the rate of increase that is more important than the actual number itself," Hayden said.
The temperature increase seems insignificant, but that's where Dello adds a word of caution.
"As humans, if you turn up the thermostat a degree in your home, you're not really going to notice it," she said. "But if you're a plant or an animal that lives in a very narrow temperature range, then you start to see the impact, and one of the biggest examples here in Oregon is wine grapes."
In the spring, I will examine the impacts this climate change is having on Oregon snowpack, wildlife and agriculture. In the interim, if you would like more information go to NOAA's website, climate.gov and the National Weather Service in Pendleton's website.


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Inexpensive hardware and a strong community bring to mind the early days of Linux
Pioneer Computing
The sudden popularity of miniboard systems like Raspberry Pi have brought back the pioneering spirit of Linux's early days. Suddenly, "do it yourself" in the open source community is back.
By now, most people of the geek persuasion have heard of the Raspberry Pi, but just in case you haven't, here's the nickel tour.
Raspberry Pi got its start in 2006, when a bunch of people in the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory in the United Kingdom were looking at the declining computer skills they were seeing in A Level students coming into their program. What they were seeing was not good, and it was a trend they could see being repeated in other nations besides the UK.
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Published: 4th August 2009 | Source: Asus | Price: £71.30 |
Asus Express Gate Operating System
Included in a number of Asus motherboards (including this one) is their Express Gate Operating System. A very basic, no frills means of being able to access the internet or view photos and media within seconds of powering one's system on. Boot time was timed in at around 8 seconds from power on, which is fantastic. It was able to detect our Abit Airpace PCI-Express Wireless Adapter and use it without the installation of drivers. In fact, the usability of the operating system is further extended by the ability to use Skype or AIM/ICQ/MSN. The overall experience was hassle free and very useful for those that quickly need to check your mail before heading out for a day of work or school!
Synthetic BenchmarksThe output DDR3 results were exactly as expected for DDR3-1333 C9 memory, showing that the 785G/SB710 platform works well with Socket AM3/DDR3
Hard Disk Performance
Very predictable results from the SB710 Southbridge with the Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 120GB Hard Disk Drive.
Processor Arithmetic Performance
Performance wise, the Phenom II X4 905e performed exactly as it should when paired with the M4A785TD-V, a reasonable amount better than the popular Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU.
Processor Multimedia Performance
Again, our test subject showed absolutely no sign of limiting a processor of this calibre. The results are very much in line with similar CPU's, performing above the previous generation of Phenom CPU's and above the Core 2 Quad Q8200 and Q6600.
Benchmarks out of the way lets move on to test the gaming performance.
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"With AMD's AM3 processors now available quite cheaply we take a look at the Asus M4A785TD-V EVO with the integrated AMD 785G chipset" - by Mul.
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why is there a p45 gene motherboard on the last page lol!
anyways nice review dont think its worth upgrading from a 780g unless i really wanted ddr3Quote
anyways nice review dont think its worth upgrading from a 780g unless i really wanted ddr3Quote
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why is there a p45 gene motherboard on the last page lol!
anyways nice review dont think its worth upgrading from a 780g unless i really wanted ddr3
Thats what happens when you have too many random files floating on your desktop. lolQuote
It cant just be me that looks at this and thinks.....hmmmm Id buy one?Quote
Just had a flick through this quickly.
How is it the CoD/Grid fps thing has a lower Max than the average ?
Nice green screen btw.Quote
How is it the CoD/Grid fps thing has a lower Max than the average ?
Nice green screen btw.Quote
It's certainly a good motherboard, no doubt about it. At around £70, it's only direct motherboard competition is the Gigabyte MA770T UD3P, which lacks a few things such as the Express Gate and limited CrossfireX. I have no reason to believe that a more popular Black Edition CPU (X2 550/X3 720/X4 955) would be held back using this board and it's Advanced Clock Calibration feature from the updated SB710 is a definite bonus for those looking to try and unlock their Dual/Tri Core CPU's.Quote
oooh..i think someone might be going AMD on first pay day :PQuote
Mul. - did I miss the bit about why the GPU was foobarred? Have they come back to you about that?Quote
When Jim spoke to me earlier, I believe he said that Asus seemed pretty certain that the IGP was b0rked and that the general concensus was that a single bad apple within a batch was sent out. Somewhat unfortunate really but hey, what can we do. What sort of screen corruption does it look like to you guys? I do recall trying to disable the sideport memory and having the same results (suggesting a bad core?) but I may just give it another shot tomorrow as it would be nice to try out some aspects of the IGP.Quote
Any news on the corruption..?
Have you tried another 785G yet.
Have you tried another 785G yet.
used one of these in a mates pc loverly board. for the ££ chucked a 245 in it with 4gb ballistix for £220 and was nice and nippyQuote
i am going to buy this, it looks good, and some reviews it is good lol, it has a decent onboard graphics card also, with DX 10.1, it must be good, but sometime in thee near ish future i will get a ATI 5000 series ( for DX 11) Quote


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They have an option to let you burn physical backups of the software.W3bbo wrote:at 38:00 they talk about showing a list of all your downloaded software, yet I'm not personally keen on downladable-only software.
There should be an option/facility to buy the game's physical media (CD, box, manuals, etc) as well.
dahat wrote:Pretty cool stuff and while I'm only about half way through I am kind of disappointed.
They spoke of a requirement for being listed is to have the application be logo certified as 'Designed for Windows' (or better I assume) ... something that can be a bit expensive and outside of the range for the smallest ISV's like those one man shops run out of ones bedroom in their free time where they build a small app or two with a limited audience and exposure.
Haven't watched the video yet as I'm just surfing a bit to try and get to sleep again, but... with regards to development technology "churn" I don't see it as a huge issue for developers, although I started going through the latest Windows SDK tonight to try and get a head start on WPF etc. and it is like staring up at a mountain...
The bigger issue in my mind is platform adoption.
Assuaging corporate IT department fears that .NET 2.0 is not "dangerous", .NET 3.0 is not dangerous etc. There is some technology coming down the road in .NET 3.0 that is going to solve a lot of specific technical problems for us that I would like to use but I am already getting some resistance within my organization as there is a perception that it will be harder to sell an app that requires the new platform to large organizations.
That said, I haven't felt much effect of "churn", and I like to see continued innovation on Microsoft's part. Some of the stuff coming out is so radically advanced it is truly mind boggling how quickly they've managed to produce it. But I don't see it so much as churn as extensions of existing technology, it seems Microsoft have been taking care to ensure there are "bridges" so you can preserve your investment in the previous version of the platform.
I haven't watched the video yet, but is there anything here that is different/better/new compared to the object persistence frameworks already available (Gentle.NET, Hibernate, etc.)?
One thing Pringles can do is look at some of the line of business applications he has already built or will build in the future for his clients, and think about what it would take to 'productize' them. What would it take to productize them as their own standalone product? How about productizing them by re-implementing them as vertical solution add-ons to a popular system like Dynamics or Sage MAS90 or even QuickBooks (you'd be surprised how many companies hang onto QuickBooks even as they grow substantially).
One other thing Pringles should do is examine his existing contracts with his clients, and make sure he is retaining the right to productize and/or remarket the solution and/or create derivative works. In some cases he (or she?) could derive additional revenue if a client is willing to pay extra for an exclusivity deal. Its all in how you market it and/or present it to your clients (I would recommend not making a big deal of it unless or until they ask about it, and sell it as standard).
If Pringles has an MSDN subscription, he could download development versions of Dynamics, Axapta, or Solomon, and start building vertical solutions TODAY. This is a big deal and I'm surprised it hasn't been promoted more by Microsoft. It used to be (and still is the case with other vendors) that you would have to pay a substantial fee and become a vendor partner/ISV partner, etc. (distinct from a VAR/reselling relationship). The fact that you can pull this stuff down from MSDN and you have easy access to it is a really big deal, at least to me.
I think it would be impossible for Microsoft to build a monopoly on the mid-market because it is just so big, with so many competitors. To get an idea of just how many solutions are already out there, take a look at:
It is a website affiliated with CPAOnline, and is basically a directory of both horizontal and vertical software solutions. Big and small names in their database.
The mid-market accounting/business mgmt software space is huge with many vendors. Microsoft just happened to cherry-pick and buy the best ones (well, some of the best ).
Building a horizontal accounting application is probably not a good idea for a startup. But building vertical market solutions on a good foundation might be, and a lot of people have made nice businesses for themselves doing so.
I haven't watched the videos yet but I am interested to know if they are still keeping Dexterity around and if it will target the CLR That would be a pretty neat trick.
Unfortunately all of my pics of Bill from the keynote came out blurry!
I really enjoyed myself at MIX and learned a lot more than I thought I would. The discussion panels were interesting. The go live license for Atlas is really great. There was a real mix of people designers/developers/businesspeople.
Oh, and Microsoft knows how to throw a party!
Just thought I would post some info if you are looking for affordable accomodations, I'm surfing Expedia looking at hotels and flights and for Friday through Wednesday (5 nights) I'm seeing pretty much every major strip casino/hotel falling in the $1100-1300 range. That's not too bad and includes Fri/Sat rates. If you are just going to fly out Sunday through Wednesday you can probably knock $300-400 off that. I'm not going to pay the $225 discounted rate to stay at the Venetian, I can see the value in staying at the same place as the conference but there are a bunch of cheaper casinos right next door/across the street. The Bellagio comes out at $4400 though!! The Excalibur is currently coming out the cheapest on Expedia, at $850 including my airfare for Friday through Wednesday. Maybe they are running an Expedia special? If you are willing to hike it all the way up the strip or take the monorail maybe it is an option.
I find CCR extremely interesting and can't wait to get my hands on it.
Is there anything similar out there that we might also want to take a look at, that is downloadable now?
The scenario I have right now is, I am building a product that uses a lot of multithreading. It is a smart client application that is using the Smart Client Offline Application Block along with a number of other threads handling various tasks like incremental synchronization of data from the offline block, user interface updating, etc. I also have a number of singleton classes that act as gateways into different core functionality. I'm using the lock statement in C# in my singleton classes to control access to public property setters from multiple threads. I'm looking for ways to improve performance in some areas.
One issue I'm working on right now is, there are various bits of user interface information that get updated from multiple threads. I'm using Control.BeginInvoke etc. to manage the user interface updates when some of this data changes (for instance, wireless signal strength, online/offline status, data synchronization status information, etc.). I'm working on solving some cases when it seems there is contention to update the UI on the UI thread and it causes "pauses" that are noticeable when mousing over toolbar icons that hot track for instance (I have a XAML toolbar where the icons "zoom" 50% when moused over).
Are these types of scenarios things that the CCR can help me with?
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That's great, Scott. I too have written and finished an entire DHTML application platform with all of the resuable components you mention plus a whole host of applications.
Check it out: http://www.convea.com
The platform is called oneVision, my application built on the platform is called Intranet Suite.
I plan on launching the open platform as a kind of virtual webOS in the coming months, so anyone can signup and basically tick off the apps they want and they will appear inside of desktop environment, integrated with each other, running multiple web-apps at once.
It's pretty exciting, sadly nobody knows I exist! Maybe when I launch the Virtual Office System somebody will notice what I've been working on for so long!
Let me know what you think if you get time to take a look. I find your work inspirational )


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June 12, 2002 | More than 1,000 viewers tuned in for the April 30 Webcast to launch Celera Genomics' new mouse SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) database, a potentially important new tool for mammalian geneticists and a key addition to the Celera Discovery System (CDS).
The Celera Mouse Reference SNP database includes approximately 3.4 million SNPs covering five different mouse inbred strains. Along with the new mouse SNP database, Celera also released a new mouse genome sequence assembly. Both offerings will be incorporated into the CDS, which will be marketed henceforth by Celera's sister company, Applied Biosystems (see Applera Charts New Course, page 27).
"Mouse strains can differ significantly in their susceptibility to various diseases," says Lothar Krinke, vice president and chief business officer of Celera Online. "These strains are excellent models for figuring out what causes that difference." Some of the diseases in which these SNPs are likely most important include complex ones such as cancer, arthritis, asthma, obesity, diabetes, and atherosclerosis, as well as infectious diseases such as malaria, hepatitis, and AIDS.
Mouse SNPs have many other uses, including serving as markers for gene mapping, drug target identification, and exploring the evolutionary relationships between various inbred lines. About 40 percent of Celera's mouse SNPs are found within gene-coding regions, with an average density of 40 SNPs per gene. More than 90 percent of the SNPs have been validated as true polymorphisms that can serve as good markers of variation.
To potential users of the database, a key issue revolves around which mouse lines are represented. "If somebody does this and it coincides with the strains I'm working on, then I'm going to be interested," says William F. Dietrich, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator at Harvard Medical School.
Celera is not alone in its efforts to map mouse SNPs. According to a spokesman for the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), its SNP database presently contains fewer than 6,000 unique mouse SNPs, but they come from 13 strains of mice. The Whitehead Institute Center for Genome Research was due to begin delivering another 50,000 or so SNPs from three mouse strains last month. All but one of the strains mapped by Celera will be covered either by NCBI's current offerings or the Whitehead project, albeit in far less detail.
"The NIH [National Institute of Health] is talking about doing tens of thousands of SNPs, and Celera already has millions," says Joseph Nadeau, professor of genetics at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. "If the price of the Celera data was right, maybe that would be the best way to do this, and NIH could go on and finish something else."
Having dense SNP maps is necessary for human pharmacogenomic studies, where large numbers of markers are needed to correlate with disease states. But mouse geneticists can determine gene-to-disease links by crossbreeding the mice. "For the mouse, dense [SNP] maps are not a necessity," Dietrich says. "But some interesting stuff will fall out from having such dense maps."
Nadeau agrees. "When you get down to fine mapping of precise locations, dense SNPs are very useful," he says. "We spend an inordinate amount of time generating these."
There are enormous advantages to having the two genomes side by side. "You can bounce back and forth between them and make comparisons," Dietrich says. "And the holes in annotation will often be in different segments for each organism. I think it would be a nice thing to have."
But Dietrich says the cost has kept him from using the Celera database, a barrier cited by Nadeau as well. "As much as we could use this, it would put us over the top," Nadeau says of his budget limitations.
Now, the challenge for Celera and Applied Biosystems is to see just how many top researchers they can lure to their online service.
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Pinus virginiana (Virginia pine, scrub pine, Jersey pine) is a medium-sized tree, often found on poorer soils from Long Island in southern New York south through the Appalachian Mountains to western Tennessee and Alabama.[2] The usual size range for this pine is 9–18 m, but can grow taller under optimum conditions. The trunk can be as large as 0.5 m diameter. This tree prefers well-drained loam or clay, but will also grow on very poor, sandy soil, where it remains small and stunted. The typical life span is 65 to 90 years.
The short (4–8 cm), yellow-green needles are paired in fascicles and are often twisted. Pinecones are 4–7 cm long and may persist on the tree for many years, often (though not always) releasing their seeds in the second year. In growth habit, some trees may be inclined with twisted trunks.
This pine is useful for reforesting and provides nourishment for wildlife. Its other main use is on Christmas tree farms[citation needed], despite having sharp-tipped needles and yellowish winter color. It also can provide wood pulp and lumber. Like some other southern yellow pines, Virginia Pine lumber case hardens. That is it becomes very hard over time during wood drying. Wood from Virginia pine is not normally considered to resist rot unless treated with preservatives.
Conservation status[edit]
It was classed as "near threatened" by the IUCN Red List, based on a 1998 assessment.[3] However, a 2011 accessment upgraded its status to "least concern".[1] In New York it is listed as endangered.[4]
- ^ a b Farjon, A. (2013). "Pinus virginiana". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.1. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 16 July 2013.
- ^ Moore, Gerry; Kershner, Bruce; Craig Tufts; Daniel Mathews; Gil Nelson; Spellenberg, Richard; Thieret, John W.; Terry Purinton; Block, Andrew (2008). National Wildlife Federation Field Guide to Trees of North America. New York: Sterling. p. 69. ISBN 1-4027-3875-7.
- ^ Conifer Specialist Group (1998). Pinus virginiana. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 11 May 2006.
- ^ http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symbol=PIVI2
External links[edit]
- IUCN Red List least concern species
- Pinus
- Trees of the Eastern United States
- Endemic flora of the United States
- Flora of the Appalachian Mountains
- Trees of the Northeastern United States
- Trees of the Southeastern United States
- Flora of Virginia
- Garden plants of North America
- Plants used in bonsai
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Photographer in Lodz, Lódz, Poland, available for photographic assignments.
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Employers and employees take note: Another district court ruling sheds light on what is and isn't protected whistleblowing activity under Section 806 of Sarbanes-Oxley.
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington has dismissed whistleblower claims brought by two former compliance auditors of the Boeing Company who were fired in 2007 after leaking information to a reporter.
"Congress has made clear that while SOX was intended to protect whistleblowers, only certain types of whistleblowing would be afforded protection. Leaking documents to the media is not one of them," Judge John Coughenour wrote in the Feb. 9 opinion (hat tap to lawyers at Katten Muchin Rosenman, who wrote about the case in this alert and provided CW a copy of the decision).
The plaintiffs, Nicholas Tides and Matthew Neumann, former Boeing audit IT SOX auditors, made several complaints during their employment to supervisors about perceived auditing deficiencies. Concluding that Boeing's auditing culture was "unethical and that the work environment was hostile to those who sought change," Tides and Neumann eventually contacted a reporter from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and provided her with information and documents about the deficiencies. They were fired soon after.
SOX Section 806 protects employees against retaliation from employers when the employee provides information or assistance to "(A) a Federal regulatory or law enforcement agency; (B) any Member of Congress or any committee of Congress; or (C) a person with supervisory authority over the employee (or such other person working for the employer who has the authority to investigate, discover, or terminate misconduct)."
The Court concluded that SOX doesn't prohibit termination for disclosures to the media. Whether or not the men engaged in any activity protected by SOX, Boeing was entitled to terminate them for leaking confidential documents to the media, the court ruled.
"Boeing has shown by clear and convincing evidence, that Tides and Neumann would have been dismissed independently of any activity protected under SOX," Coughenour wrote.
The court disagreed with the plaintiffs' argument that Boeing's reliance on the media disclosures to fire them was "merely a pretext," and that the firings were a response to protected activity such as complaints to their supervisors.
In its decision, the Court considered the case of Van Asdale v International Game Technology—which Compliance Week previously reported on—in which the Ninth Circuit held that a reasonable fact-finder could determine that the asserted grounds for dismissal of the plaintiffs, in-house intellectual-property attorneys for a gaming-machines company, were pretextual. Coughenour said the grounds for dismissal in the case "were not vague and unsupported as they were in Van Asdale."


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Mental Health and Housing - Mental Health Matters explores the issue of housing for people who have mental health challenges. In the first episode, Mary Hogden, a woman who was homeless with mental health problems tells her story. In the second episode, Elaine deColigny, a housing provider, and Dr. Robert Ratner, an advocate / policy maker speak about the issue of housing for people with mental health challenges.
Taped May 18, 2011
Episode 1: Mary Hogden, consumer and advocate
Episode 2: Dr. Robert Ratner, advocate, policy maker, and Elaine deColigny, provider
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[Japanese] Bushi Udon Kappo
Restaurant: Bushi Udon Kappo
Cuisine: Japanese
Location: Midtown
Address: 1404 Yonge St
Price Range: $10~
1: Poor 2: OK 3: Good 4: Very Good 5: Excellent
Food: 3.5
Service: 3
Ambiance: 3
Overall: 3
Extra information:
* Open for lunch and dinner
* Vegetarian option avail
* Pay parking across the street
* Lunch special
* Takes reservation
I first found out about Bushi Udon Kappo through a friend who recommended it to me couple months ago when they first opened. Honestly I am not the biggest fan of Udon but my mom really likes it so I decided to give this spot a try with my family. It is located on Yonge street a block south of St. Claire so there is only pay parking lot across the street but easily accesible by subway. Restaurant itselt isn't that big and seats only ~34 people so make sure to call in advance if you want to secure a table.
Ordered: Green tea
Served hot for $1.00
Ordered: Grilled Rice Ball 5/5
Brushed with soy sauce, $2 for 1 piece. This is good to order if you want some extra carbs on top of your main dish. It is grilled so that outside is crispy but inside is still soft with nothing inside.
Ordered: Tsuke 4/5
Cold udon served with soy sauce based bonito flavor hot soup for dipping, Musashino style for $10.50. You get to choose between Pork soup or Mushroom soup. Or you can make this a Udon combo which comes with house salad, 2 appetizers and a roll for $15.50.
Udon combo is good to order if you are hungry, although appetizers are small, with rolls and salad it will def fill you up. Salad was decent and the rolls were all vegetarian except one with tuna.
This was my first time trying Musashino style udon and you eat it like Cold Soba. Take a bit of udon, dip it in the soup and it's good to eat. Since the udon noodles come cold, you need to keep it in the soup for a bit before it warms up.
Near the end, the soup did get a little too salty for me so I chose to dip the udon for few seconds instead of letting it sit in the soup. Udon noodles are made fresh in house and they were probably one of the best ones I've tasted. They were chewy, bouncy and cooked perfectly! This is a must try if you love noodles.
Ordered: Kake 3/5
Hot bowl of Udon in curry for $10.50. House made udon noodles in Japanese curry. I found the curry to be really thick and little too salty as well. This is something I tried in Hawaii and it would be good with some rice since it is super rich.
Ordered: Chicken Karaage & Shrimp Tempura 2/5
This was ordered as extra topping for $2 each. I didn't really like their chicken karaage, it was soggy in texture and served cold. Even though it is $2 per order, I didn't think it was worth it.
Ordered: Nabeyaki Udon 3/5
Hot pot udon cooked in metal pot topped with shrimp tempura, chicken karaage, deep fried tofu, mushrooms and egg for $13.50. We ordered this with tempura on side since nobody enjoys soggy tempura. The soup was kind of bland but udon noodles made up for it and it is a perfect dish to have on a cold day.
Summary: Now that Toronto is filled with ramen restaurants, maybe it's time for udon! This is first of very few restaurants that specialize in udon noodles and customers can enjoy them in different soups/sauces to your liking. Even if you don't like udon, they offer many other Japanese dishes that are reasonable in price. If you are in the area, def drop to check them out!


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Looking for a New All mountain Pow board
So i am looking to get a new board this year, and it seems impossible to find the right board.
I am an intermediate rider, but just bought a season pass and plan on spending at least 50 days at the mountain this year. (mt hood and other mountains in the northwest).
I previously rode an arbor element alt, which I liked, but felt slow and not as responsive as i would like.
I generally stick to the bowls, and backcountry looking for fresh powder. that being said, I do like bombing down groomed runs, and doing some tree lines.
so id like a board that is Excellent in the powder, very responsive, and fast. It also needs to be able to hold its own on groomed runs.
im currently looking at the jones flagship and the burton custom, and possibly a lib tech... but im up for ANY suggestions!
main concern is a board, but I am up for suggestions on bindings and goggles too!
I wouldn't go flagship because it is a little bit harder to turn then most boards. Since you're looking to bomb groomers you probably want a mostly camber board so lib tech and never summers wouldn't be ideal unless you've ridden them before and truly love them.
If I were you I'd look at boards like the Jones Aviator, Burton Flight Attendant, Slash Straight, or a K2 Peace keeper.
Bindings I would get a really responsive binding like a Burton Diode or NOW IPO's
Goggles are pretty much personal preference, I wear smith I/O.
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If you felt the Element unresponsive I'd ride a Flagship before you decide on that. It's a freeride board, meaning super stable, meaning a bit sluggish at slow speeds.
Take a strong look at the Flow Drifter. That's my choice in all mountain powder at the moment.
Others I've liked: K2 Turbo Dream and Ultra, Yes PYL, Yes Basic for something a bit softer, and Rossi Angus.
Do you like riding setback twin, tapered directional w/ setback or a true twin?
My favorite pow/all mountain board has been a set back twin. Setback saves the legs in powder.... Once you get used to riding it, you don't even notice it. My board of choice of this type is smokin kt22. It floats very well, holds a solid edge on ice, cuts through chop and is almost indestructible....
Post season I am riding a jones solution split.... It is a very nice ride and floats well. It's a bit more flexible than I like and/or expected it to be. Seems jones qc is off some. My son has the exact same board in a 2cm shorter nonwide length, it's way stiffer....
Boots, love my flow talons.... Extremely comfortable and durable. I tour in them also.... Great boot.
Bindings, I have sparks afterburners on my split, amazing.
Unions factory bindings on my pow board, they are very comfortable and not super stiff so they match my boots well. They are canted, so will a few others from union this year, so you can comfortably ride a wider Freeride type stance. I notice a big difference that I had not before when I go from riding my canted bindings all morning then going to my split in the afternoon. I ride a 1" wider stance with canting....
thanks for the great advice so far!
I should probably also mention that in the last 4 years I have only been boarding 3 times :( (school got in the way). This being said, I think I could get used to any style without being previously used to another.
I do want to bomb down groomers, but only after i spend most of the day in the powder. My main concern is getting a board that I can bomb down chutes in several feet of powder, with great control and stability. So groomers arent a main concern, but if there is a board that is good in powder and on groomed that would be good.
I am also thinking that once I get back into the groove of things I will buy a board that is specifically for backcountry powder. If i do this I want to be able to use the 1st board for general runs.
I am going to look into all of the boards that you all reccomended, but if after reading my update you have any changes, let me know.
also, being out of the loop for several years im not too sure about "Do you like riding setback twin, tapered directional w/ setback or a true twin? " are there any other boards youd suggest?
im guessing the best way to go is get 2 boards? but im not sure...
basically, if you had to pick a board that you used all winter for mainly powder, and back country.. but at teh same time dont want to be sluggish when racing your friends down the mountain.. what would it be?
thanks again for the feedback! looking everything up now!
also, what size would be good? I am 511 and 175lbs
should I give the element alt another try?
should I get 2 boards?
YES Greats, Flux DS, and a mid to stiff flexing boot that fits your foot the best!!!!!
As also suggested maybe even the YES Basic if ya want somethin that'll be a little more forgivin!!!!!
* Both are a CamRock profile and virtually what I reckon is the best all round pow/groomer profile if ya after a one board wonder!!!!!
Oh and goggles!!!!!
Whatever fits to ya mug the best!!!!!
* If ya wear a bucket, make sure it's compatible with the goggle frame as well!!!!!
Yes is ok but it will not last a solid 50+ days.
For size I'd go with 160-163 range given your desired riding styles.
If you can swing it, get two boards. Split for "backcountry " and regular for lift service.
Make sure you try on boots and goggles for fit. I love electric eg2.
I rode a kt22 for 3 seasons as a go to board, it was awesome for the kind of riding your wanting to do.
I swapped to a true twin smokin awesymetrical this year and loved it except On days that were knee deep or more, got powder leg pretty bad within 3-4 hours of riding. the setbacks on the kt22 wins on this aspect.
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Enjoy "Southern Hospitality" this weekend!
Above: The St. Catharine Players will present "Southern Hospitality" this weekend at Centre Square in Lebanon.
The St. Catharine Players invite you to enjoy "Southern Hospitality", a comedy from the writing team of Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten.
In this sequel to last year's "Dearly Beloved", the four Futrelle sisters are in trouble again. Their beloved hometown, Fayro, Texas, is in danger of disappearing and they are trying to save it from extinction. Ever since businesses started closing, folks have been leaving, but Honey Raye, with a major assist from her former nemesis, Geneva, has come up with a possible solution: lure the head of a salsa manufacturing factory to relocate in Fayro.
Honey Raye has promised that on the weekend of the head's visit, the town will be having a big celebration of Fayro Days, complete with a craft show, a petting zoo, a beauty pageant and a huge Civil War reenactment—with the town folks now have four days to make a reality. But with only fifteen possible reenactors and sister Twink's desperation to marry the deputy sheriff, who is unwilling at best, things look a bit bleak.
This is the third annual production from the St. Catharine Players. Faculty and staff members from St. Catharine College, as well as community members from Washington, Marion and Nelson counties, comprise the cast and crew.
Performances will be held at Angelic Hall in Centre Square in Lebanon, with show times at 7 p.m. March 25, 7 p.m. March 26 and at 2 p.m. on March 27. Tickets are $10 for adults 18+, $8 for seniors and kids 12+, and kids under 12 admitted free. For more information, contact Clara Logsdon at (859) 336-5082, ext. 1260.
Ms. Geneva Musgrave – played by Clara Logsdon
Honey Ray Futrelle - played by Nora Hatton
Gina Jo (GJ) Dubberly Waverly - played by Jenna Niece
Rhonda Lynn Lampley - played by Mary Jones
Twink Futrelle - played by Tanalisa Hatton
Justin Waverly - played by Shane Wiley
John Curtis Buntner - played by Doug Perry
Dub Dubberly - played by Dr. David Wallace
Frankie Futrelle Dubberly - played by Toni Wiley
Raynerd Chism – played by Dr. Lee Edgington
Inez Dubberly - played by Sister Elaine DesRosiers, OP
D. Dayva Davidson - played by Dr. Vicki Guthrie
Buck Strickland - played by Bob Akin
Stage Manager - Christopher Mattingly
Assistant Stage Manager - Amanda Chesser
Costume Manager - Evelyn Silliman
Asst Costume Manager - Megan Hazelip
Prop Manager - Kaitlyn Riley
Asst. Prop Manager/Crew member - Chelsea Shanahan
Crew member - Doug Perry
Light Manager - Terry Colon
Assistant Director - Carlotta Brussell
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Weekend Backpacker: Baltimore
There may be no better introduction to backpacking and primitive camping than the 39.3 miles of the Appalachian Trail through Maryland. Shelters and campsites are conveniently spaced, and wildlife spottings are frequent. The trail crosses numerous roads where help may be available in case of an emergency, and there are four places where it is possible to make use of modern rest room facilitiesone with warm showers. Plus, you will have bragging rights that you walked all the way across Maryland! The gentle terrain and great scenery makes this the perfect place to bring the kids for overnight hikes or to break friends in to the pleasures of backpacking without introducing them to the rigors of more rugged topography. Other than a couple of climbs of less than 500 feet, the trail stays along the gently undulating crest of South Mountain for nearly the entire distance. On the rare occasions when winter brings in a blanket of snow deep enough to completely cover all of the rocks and boulders, the trail can be a great cross-country skiing or snowshoeing route.
The hike's first reward comes just after 1.3 miles at Weverton Cliffs. From jagged, uplifted rocks you can gaze onto three states. Across the Potomac River is Virginia, directly below you is the flat-land of the C&O Canal in Maryland, while upstream the Shenandoah River meets the Potomac, sculpting the V-shaped piece of land upon which Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, is built. Other highlights of the journey include Gathland State Park at 7.3 miles; the Dahlgren Back Pack Campground at 14.9 miles (with free hot showers); the original Washington Monument, built in 1827, at 17.1 miles; and the vistas from Annapolis Rocks at 22.7 miles, Black Rock Cliffs at 23.9 miles, and High Rock at 35.9 miles.
The car shuttle involves many miles of driving, so allow ample time. Drive I-70 West for 50 miles to Frederick and follow U.S. 15 North for approximately 20 miles. Turn left onto MD 550, continuing to the entrance to Fort Richie, where, a short distance later, you'll bear left, cross under railroad tracks, and turn right onto Pen Mar Road. Enter Pennsylvania, cross over railroad tracks and leave one car in the small pullout on the right. Return to Frederick and drive U.S. 340 to the southwest. About 15 miles later, make a left onto Keep Tryst Road and leave the car at the designated area along the road.
No permit required.
The A.T. is extremely popular; bring a tent and do not count on being able to stay in a shelter.
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The Appalachian Trail in Northern Virginia and Maryland; 50 Hikes in Maryland.
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The speaker this year will be Dr. Peter W. Donovan of the Department of Mathematics, University of New South Wales, Australia. A renowned expert in several subfields of mathematics, as well as on cryptologic history, Dr. Donovan has conducted some of the most innovative and path-breaking work to date on the Allied effort to break Japanese encipherment systems in use during WWII. He will be presenting two separate lectures detailing the cipher war in the Pacific, including revelations about the weaknesses in the Japanese naval codes that the Allies exploited, all of which led to dramatic successes on the battlefield.
These talks are free and open to the public. They will be held in the Magic Room of the National Cryptologic Museum, 8290 Colony Seven Rd, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701. The talks are listed below:
--Thursday, May 23 – 1000-1200: "Understanding the Allied Approach to Radio Intelligence in the Pacific Theatre during World War II"
--Friday, May 24 – 0930-1130: "The Thought Behind High-level Cryptological Discovery, 1930-1945"


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It's interesting, to say the least, that a lame-duck U.S. senator has put forth a plan to reimpose a federal 55 mph speed limit on interstate highways.
It comes from John Warner, R-Va., who has announced his decision to retire from the Senate at the end of the year.
Why is it that decisions to leave public office produce such political courage? Had the veteran lawmaker been running full-bore for re-election, it's quite likely he never would have made what is a most unpopular proposal, especially in West Texas.
It's reminiscent of when Texas Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby announced his intention to retire from public office in 1990, and then declared his support for a state income tax.
Being free of a re-election campaign musters up a whole lot of courage.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson has a potty mouth.
An open microphone caught Jackson saying some very unkind things about Sen. Barack Obama.
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee was speaking about his new faith-based initiative. It seemed to displease the Rev. Jackson, who complained to someone sitting next to him that Obama was "talking down to blacks." Jackson then said he would like to cut off a portion of Obama's male anatomy. He said it in language not suitable for printing here.
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The California Tahoe Conservancy has just released a report on the outcomes of active restoration of 40 acres of Conservancy lands where all trees were killed by the 2007 Angora fire in South Lake Tahoe. That fire burned 3,100 forested acres. Post-fire Conservancy goals were to re-establish a native forest, reduce hazards posed by dead trees, and avoid water quality impacts. The report's author... read more
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To celebrate his 48th birthday, U2 frontman Bono held a small dinner party at Sass' Café in Monaco. On the guest list: Brad Pitt, Monaco's Prince Albert II and The Edge.
"It was really quite a surprise," the café's maitre de tells PEOPLE. "It wasn't organized in advance. We only got called on it that afternoon."
Despite Pitt's presence, Angelina Jolie, who had visited Bono in Eze with her children last Sunday, remained at home.
The sit-down dinner, arranged by Bono's wife Ali Hewson, began with red wine at 10 p.m., according to staff, even before The Edge arrived for the evening. The meal was followed by a champagne toast and strawberry cake lit with candles; a staffer described the party as "tres speciale."
No word on what gifts Bono received – but what do you give a man who has his own rock band and has already been nominated for the Nobel Prize?
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November 8, 2012
Will Obama Seize the Moment on Climate?
Kelly Rigg, Huffington Post
Energy Collective
Superstorm Sandy changed the U.S. political zeitgeist on climate change virtually overnight. When BusinessWeek runs a cover blazoned with "It's Global Warming Stupid" and politicians start breaking their "climate silence," you know the jig is up. President Obama acknowledged as much in his acceptance speech, when he said he wanted to "pass on a country that isn't threatened by the destructive power of a warming planet."
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What is in this article?:
- Corn, soybean prices reflect uncertainty
- Big unknown
• A continued high rate of ethanol production, a resurgence of export sales and larger livestock inventories provided evidence that corn consumption has not slowed.
• The big unknown for corn consumption is domestic feed and residual use.
• A slow pace of domestic soybean consumption has been ongoing since November 2010.
Big unknown
"The big unknown for corn consumption is domestic feed and residual use. There are reports of increased feeding of domestic and Canadian wheat in the U.S. poultry industry, but it is difficult to estimate quantities," he said.
Summer wheat feeding will depend on the size, quality and price of the new crop relative to corn prices. Another reading on the rate of domestic corn feeding will not be available until the June 1 Grain Stocks report is released on June 30.
Based on the USDA's projection of marketing-year feed and residual use of corn of 5.15 billion bushels, use during the last half of the year needs to be 250 million bushels less than that of a year ago.
Use during the first half of the year was 260 million bushels larger than that of a year ago. A significant decline in the rate of use is required to limit consumption to the USDA projection.
According to Good, the price pattern for old-crop soybeans has been somewhat different than that for corn. Highs were established in early February, and recent lows occurred in mid-March. Prices rallied into late March but did not reach a new high and have declined about $1.00 so far in April.
"A slow pace of domestic soybean consumption has been ongoing since November 2010. Soybean exports began the seasonal decline right on cue in March, and new sales began to slow dramatically in early February. The USDA lowered the marketing-year projection of both exports and domestic processing in the report released on April 8," he said.
Although the pace of consumption of corn and soybeans will continue to be very important, the market will also be closely monitoring prospects for longer-term commodity demand.
Weakness in financial markets and concerns about the consumer impact of higher fuel and food prices raise concerns about the overall strength of commodity demand.
"New-crop corn prices remain at a discount to old-crop prices but have moved to new highs. In spite of some lofty expectations about the potential size of the 2011 harvest, there is concern that weather conditions through the end of the month will not favor rapid planting," he said.
In addition, some question whether all the intended corn acreage in the Dakotas will get planted.
New-crop soybean prices are at a small premium to old-crop, in contrast to the large old-crop premiums that existed just six weeks ago. The reversal reflects the large South American crop and the slowdown in the consumption of U.S. soybeans.
"The upcoming period of uncertainty about commodity demand, general economic prospects and 2011 production prospects provide an environment for very erratic price movements," he added.


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The University of Portland team's winning presentation suggested investment options for the couple throughout their life, estimated retirement income and overall net worth, and suggested various options for their estate and steps they could take to reduce their tax burden and secure their children's financial future.
"I was impressed with both the quality of the team's submissions and their ability to present their well-thought-out financial plans to the judges," stated Rich Caturano, immediate past chairman of the AICPA, who announced the winners in Washington, D.C. "Americans are looking for this type of well-reasoned, holistic planning advice as they contend with uncertainty and complexity in their lives. Increasingly, they are turning to CPAs as their trusted advisers, who help them navigate a wide array of financial issues."
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1954 Bob Lemon World Series Pro-Model Bat
Starting Bid - $800.00 , Sold For - $1,997.50
Extremely rare Bob Lemon pro model bat specially produced and issued to the Hall of Fame pitcher for use during the 1954 World Series. The H&B signature model "O16" bat is stamped "World Series 1954" and "Cleveland Indians" in block letters above and below (respectively) Lemon's facsimile signature on the barrel. All of the manufacturer's stampings remain distinct and legible. The bat is not cracked and displays no use. The lack of use is understandable, given the fact that Lemon went hitless in six at bats in the 1954 fall classic. World Series bats have long been highly prized by collectors due to their rarity (normally only two were issued to each player) and inherent provenance. Those used by Hall of Fame players are especially desirable. Factory records indicate that Lemon ordered only one bat for the 1954 World Series and it was shipped to him on 9/22/54. This bat was originally obtained from Bob Lemon's son a number of years ago. The bat exhibits an added coat of finish and it seems that at one time a small display placard was affixed to side of the barrel, for one can still see the faint outline where it once was placed. The 1954 World Series marked one of the greatest upsets in the history of the "fall classic." The Cleveland Indians entered the Series having won an American League record 111 games; however, they were quickly dispatched in four straight games by the New York Giants. Bob Lemon was the mound ace for the Indians that year, winning a League-high twenty-three games (against only seven losses) and registering a 2.72 ERA. Those numbers were the norm for Lemon during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Lemon won twenty or more games seven times between the years 1948 and 1956, finishing his career with 207 wins. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1976. This is an exceptional and very rare Hall of Famer World Series bat dating to one of the most historic World Series ever played. Graded A8 by MEARS (base grade of 5, with 2 points added for its World Series provenance and only one point for use, instead of the maximum three, due to lack of use, which is to be expected for a pitcher's World Series bat). This bat has been consigned to this auction directly from the personal collection/inventory of world-renowned bat and jersey authenticators David Bushing and/or Troy Kinunen. LOA from Dave Bushing & Troy Kinunen/MEARS. Reserve $800. Estimate $1,500/$2,500. SOLD FOR $1,997.50
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About Us: .Friedland Realty is one of the largest commercial real estate firms in the Bronx and Westchester area. We have 3 divisions-industrial, office and retail with 20 brokers. I am looking for an individual who has at least 10 years of commercial real estate experience- someone who would like to lead, guide, develop strategy and grow the company.. The company will be essentially yours to run- I am not planning on being active. If you think you are the person for this job, please contact me by email with a cover letter and your resume which will be held in strictest confidence Responsibilities: Your responsibilities will be to run the company. To guide brokers, organize marketing strategy, negotiate commission agreements, hire and train new brokers-everything- I want you to run the company and you have to want that responsibility. This is not in any way a training position. Some of our successful brokers have been here for 20-30 years and you will need to be capable of being their leader Requirements: 1. Be a dynamic leader- in all regards 2. Knows the commercial real estate industry 3. Wants to be an entrepreneur 4. Wants to take a successful real estate company and grow it Bonus Points: It would be nice if you were a mid-level manager in a major brokerage operation. Perks: This will be a position with salary plus bonus.


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My model on photo below has carbon D-box like F1J models.
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I build F1J models many years, and I build F1Q model the same design. It is little bigger than tipical F1J.Wing span 2000mm,total area 30 sq.dm. flight weight is 440gr. Model without electronics have very low weight, only 220gr, other 220gr gives motor, battery and controler.
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Size the propeller is 30cm x 10cm, but I can adjust pitch to 15cm.See more in "News". Now this motor is apx.230W, it turns the prop 30x10cm about 8,500-9,000rpm. I will try this prop with different pitch.
Why I take so big motor and battery? As I know history of F1C the biggest models fly better! I find the battery with weight 85gr, under the rules. It can give 25-30A (1300mA x 20C). It is very important moment! I need a big current during take-off. Next step, I find big motor on 25-30A of consumption, this motor have big diameter and have big rotational moment, it's need for big propeller.Controller is Castle Creation 25A, but now I see that need 30-35A. The weight of this system show that F1J wings will be a little smaller than need for good gliding with wing load 12-14 g.per sq.dm. I little increase my F1J wing and made new mould for nose part of fuselage, becouse my nose part for F1J is too smaller for battery and controller. You can see photo of making front part in "Technology" page of my site.
Model covered by Micafilm.Price 550$ is for model with mounted servo without timer and motor. You can use in this model different tipes of timers, motor and controller.
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Despite losing George St-Pierre due to an injury, the remaining card is worth every dollar you'll spend.
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DeLand, Fla. - After adding Laurynas Antropikas (Palanga, Lithuania) and Simon Julin (Stockholm, Sweden) last week, Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote announced the completion of his incoming 2012-13 class Wednesday. Cahit Kapukiran (Izmir, Turkey) will be a freshman for the Hatters next season.
The 5'10" Kapukiran has been ranked as the #1 junior player in his native Turkey in both the U-18 and U-16 divisions with a high International Tennis Federation ranking of #180 in 2011. That ranking makes him the second highest-ranked ITF player in Stetson men's tennis history behind only Cesare Gallo '11.
Last month at the Antalya (Turkey) Futures event he earned his first ATP tour point while two years ago Kapukiran won the Turkish U-18 national championship at the age of 16. He will be the fifth player in program history to have picked up ATP points prior to starting at Stetson, joining Gallo, Maksim Levanovich, Njal Stene and Mark Mestan '10.
"Cahit brings a wealth of international experience to our program," said Pilote. "He has played in and had success in a number of tournaments around the world in the past three years. The additions of Cahit, Laurynas and Simon are significant for the future of our program."
The owner of 52 singles and 36 doubles wins in ITF action, he is the son of Yusuf and Aysun Kapukiran.
Stetson went 17-5 (7-2 A-Sun) in 2012 and is slated to return four starters next season.
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On both occasions, Adam Flockhart, 50, of Woodburn Terrace Drive, Dalkeith, touched the women, aged 27 and 23, as they slept after a night of socialising.
Flockhart, a first offender, admitted creeping into the bedroom where the 27-year-old was sleeping on a night between December 2000 and January 2001 and touching her indecently.
He molested the 23-year-old woman one night in August 2003 after they had been having drinks together with others. The women, who knew each other, did not contact the police until last year.
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Save the goat cheese, save the worldMagda Pecsenye
So after I wrote the post right below this about teens drinking hand sanitizer, HLN (a cable news channel) was looking for a mom blogger to talk about it on Prime Time with Vinnie Politan. And I got to Skype in and be on a panel with a doctor and an expert in teen addiction talking about drinking hand sanitizer. It was a great experience and I got to make my second point (that teens used to be limited only to our own bad ideas but now they have a whole internet full of bad ideas to try), but did not get to make my main point, which is "Why would you drink something that tastes that bad???"
I texted my mother to tell her I was going to be on with Vinnie Politan talking about it, and she replied that the first thing she thought when she saw the hand sanitizer story was, "Do we give them so much stuff that tastes awful that they don't even MIND the taste?!" Ironic, as she used to give me carob when I was a kid.
Anyway, the truly funny thing about being on the Vinnie Politan show was that I had scheduled (weeks ago) a makeup party at my house to start 10 minutes after I was off the air with Vinnie and the doctor and the addiction expert. So Tiffany my makeup artist (one of my best friends from high school) came early and did a full face on me before I went on Skype, including a Smoky Eye. It was a lot like when she used to do my makeup for high school theater productions, only I was supposed to look like myself, not the Bride of Frankenstein or a Muppet. (Tiffany went on to be a model and actress and then sales director for Mary Kay, and I went on to the glamorous world of educational software and mom blogging. Being friends with her again is one of the best things about having moved back to the Midwest.)
Then I Skyped in and talked to Vinnie, and then Tiffany and I poured wine and the party guests came and we all got Smoky Eyes and talked about sex and online dating and cheese.
The next morning I had a Smoky Eye-slash-wine-slash-Skype hangover, renewed initiative never to do online dating, a dishwasher full of wine glasses, and leftover cheese from the cheese plate (one hard, one soft, one goat).
I love throwing parties (except for that long 20 minutes right before people are supposed to start arriving in which I wonder if anyone will really come because why would anyone actually come to my party because it's just me?), but my favorite part of the morning after the party is the leftover cheese. I know this may be odd, but I really do love waking up and opening the refrigerator and seeing my little cheese stubs all saran-wrapped and ready for me to turn them into something decadent. This is what I did on Thursday morning:
I put some of this delicious, sweet, shade-gown Haitian fair-trade Singing Rooster Mountain Bleu coffee into my coffee maker and started frothing milk.
Then I took two eggs and cracked them into a mug and added a little cold water and some Baleine sea salt and stirred them up with a fork, while I was heating a saute pan with a little butter in it. I poured the eggs in and let them start to set, and cut off chunks of leftover chevre (soft white goat cheese) and dropped them into the eggs as I scrambled them. I turned off the heat before the eggs were set so they'd be more of a French scrambled omelet than an American scramble, put them on a plate, and hit them with some ground black pepper.
The coffee plus the eggs with chevre = perfection. I was happy the rest of the day, and more productive, and not even remotely tempted to try hand sanitizer. And that made me realize that my mom was right: If we can just get these kids used to delicious coffee and breakfasts made with care, they might not think ingesting non-potable, unpalatable substances is reasonable.
Magda Pecsenye write about parenting at AskMoxie.org and about co-parenting after divorce with her ex-husband at When The Flames Go Up.
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