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It seemed just like old times again. Mohawk and Convoy Crestview meeting in a regional softball game.
However, only the coaches remembered the days when the two schools kept crossing paths, playing three times in the tournament from 2003-07. Mohawk defeated the Knights in the state final in 2003. Crestview knocked Mohawk out of a pair of regionals in '06 and '07.
Crestview again got the best of Mohawk Saturday in a regional final, 4-1, but as the Knights make a return trip to state, Mohawk is making a return to prominence.
It was the Warriors first trip to the state's elite eight since that '07 game, but with the state of the program, it's a fair bet that Mohawk will be challenging for another trip to state before too long.
If Crestview is the measuring stick for softball programs, with 10 state trips in the last 13 years, it's hard to argue it's not, then Mohawk is right up with the elite.
A group of four seniors - Ashley Cooper, Molli Cartwright, Dani Tyree and Nikki Kieffer - have been instrumental in bringing Mohawk back to that elite level.
In a year when the Warriors had to overcome hardships on and off the field, the seniors helped bring the team together to take it back to the level Mohawk softball is accustomed to being at.
"I think we have great leadership and determination and I
feel like we (are good people) to look up to," Cartwright said. "We just are good leaders and we work well together. We get along; we're all four so close so it makes it easy."
Mohawk coach Jenny Weinandy said it was a nice blend of seniors and underclassmen that made the team so successful.
"The seniors have really pulled this team through with the help of aggressive underclassmen. It was just a good combination," she said.
There's a difference between a team that can string together a good class or two and make a couple tournament runs, and programs that continue to be good year after year.
Weinandy understands that good softball players don't just magically appear the first day of practice. The schools that are good programs, like Mohawk and Crestview, know the importance of building talent from the youth levels on up.
"I have a junior high program that's just wanting to get to that varsity level," Weinandy said. "I have some freshman this year; I have a good JV team. I'm not going to complain for the next couple years because we're going to be strong."
Cartwright sees the talent coming up through the Mohawk system and says she believes the program will remain at a high level.
"I feel that there's a lot of talent coming up from the junior high and so on. They have a lot of talent come up and I feel they can make it to state in the years coming. Mohawk softball is going to be back in it."
Six of the 10 girls in the Mohawk starting lineup will be back next season and when they get back on the field, they will be armed with the experience of this year's tournament run and the lessons passed down from the class of 2012.
"I think we gave the underclassmen hope now that they can go far and they can do whatever they want to do if they set their minds to it," Cooper said.
As the Warriors left the field Saturday at Findlay, one of the last things Weinandy could be heard telling her team was "we'll be back."
This year's team laid the groundwork and the foundation is set for the Mohawk teams of the future to keep the Warriors among the state's elite.
Crestview, the reigning queen of Northwest Ohio Division IV softball, should be well aware its old rival is back, and not going anywhere.


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Three Santa Clarita Valley girls volleyball players made the All-CIF list, which was released Tuesday.
Those included on the Southern Section Division IA team were Foothill League Player of the Year Delaney Knudsen of Valencia and Hart senior libero Katie Baker.
Santa Clarita Christian senior Christina Keoshian was the third local All-CIF selection as she was selected for Southern Section Division VAA.
Knudsen was voted league player of the year after helping the Vikings win a Foothill crown and finish the season 25-11.
"Wow," Knudsen said upon finding out she was All-CIF. "I don't know. I'm shocked."
The senior outside hitter was a jack of all trades this season. She demonstrated her hitting abilities with 361 kills and her defensive abilities with 292 digs. She also spent time as a setter, tallying 219 assists and she occasionally helped out up front with 28 1/2 blocks.
"I never ranked myself equivalent to some of the teams that are out there so it's an honor to be listed with some of them," Knudsen said.
This past summer, she became the SCV's first athlete to ever receiver a scholarship to play beach volleyball when she committed to Pepperdine University.
She'll play for the Waves next season.
Baker was the heart and soul of the defense of Hart, which finished tied for second in Foothill and ended up with an 19-10 record.
She filled in very well for departed libero Cassidy Fitzpatrick, who graduated last year.
Baker was voted to the All-Foothill first team.
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Craft materials to make the signs can be found in the Q Center, HUB 315, and will be available all week, so if you have free time come in and make a sign for the day! The goal is to have a bunch of signs that bring awareness to and condemn the violence that many trans people face in their day to day lives, be that symbolic or physical violence.
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• Centering & prioritizing voices of those most affected by transphobia & violence (including trans women, trans people of color, youth)
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University policies are written statements that translate the university's mission, values and obligations into daily actions by making explicit to the university community the behaviors for which its members will be held to account.
Who has authority to adopt university policies?
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Why do we have university policies?
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Expression of surprise or exasperation. Similar to "Goodness gracious." Never a popular saying, but was used sparsely in the 1950's and 1960's. Probably a forerunner of great googly moogly.
"Great Googa Mooga, can't you hear me talkin' to ya?"
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Unbelievable. Amazing. etc.
I donno what to put as an example...great googamooga!
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Thomas Hedley Jr., (born Rugby, Warwickshire) is a British magazine editor and screenwriter. The former publisher of Duckworth in London is President and Publisher of Hedley Media Group in New York City. As a young editor of Esquire, he edited and published essays by Federico Fellini, François Truffaut, Michelangelo Antonioni and Andy Warhol, among others. A fascination with film led to a number of written and produced screenplays including: Circle of Two, directed by Jules Dassin, Mr. Patman, Double Negative, Fighting Back and most notably, Flashdance.[1] He has written screenplays for Barbra Streisand, Michael Jackson, Jean-Paul Goude and Sean Penn, among others.
- As editor-in-chief of Toronto Life,[2] Hedley turned it into the "magazine of the year" and published, among others, Margaret Atwood, Leonard Cohen, Robertson Davies and won the national magazine award for a short story by Alice Munro.
- Hedley was the youngest ever editor of Esquire working for Harold Hayes in New York. During his tenure, he worked with writers and artists of the time including Tom Wolfe, Michael Herr, Diane Arbus, Jean Genet, William S. Burroughs, Gay Talese and Robert Coover. He produced a number of cover-sections including The Decline and Fall of the American Avant Garde in which he commissioned a play by Sam Shepard that was eventually performed at Lincoln Center, Claes Oldenburg's last happening and a photographic essay on The New Theater by Andy Warhol. He commissioned and published essays by Federico Fellini, François Truffaut, and Michelangelo Antonioni, among others, and asked the directors to direct their own self-portraits.
- He produced and directed four documentaries for the CBC's flagship current affairs program and wrote a number of produced screenplays including Circle of Two, Mr. Patman, Double Negative, Fighting Back, and Flashdance.
- He recently finished a two-year period in London as Publisher of Duckworth, the 105-year-old publishers of Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence. He created a new imprint called Duck Editions, which book awards and books-of-the-year status in the leading British journals and newspapers.[citation needed]
- ^ ""Flashdance": The Musical?!". E! Online. 22 March 2001. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
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Used to be if you did not do your job you were fired. You cannot fire a politician, you have to wait until his or her term is up, and it takes too long to impeach.
It is that time again to vote. Money that these people have raised to get elected or re-elected could feed, clothe and shelter every person in this country for years, and this money is used to slander or really just be mean to someone and to see who can be the most disgusting. Actually, it is a form of bullying. Isn't that what we are trying to teach children not to do?
Money is pouring in from all over, millionaires and billionaires for these super PACs. Then we have to listen over and over to their endless speeches that say nothing and accomplish less. And then they want me to vote for one of them and respect them as a leader of this country. Are they kidding me?
These people are only good for getting rid of the middle class, taxing people literally to their death, taking away people's pensions with no explanation - excuse me, except theirs, which is guaranteed and written in stone. And they still think they know what is best for America and its citizens.
Government wants into every aspect of our lives. This has to stop. I read the story of a teacher taking a child's lunch away from her and told her to eat the food in the school cafeteria. That teacher would regret meeting me. No one would have told me what to feed my child in school. This government needs to back off of our freedom.
The younger generation better wake up or maybe they need or like being told what to do, how to do it, when to do it and if they should do it. I, at 63, never needed anyone telling me how to think. These politicians neither walk in our shoes, nor do they live in our neighborhoods, but they want our vote.
Too bad people cannot run for president on merit, their character, accomplishments even their faults, list them, then I can make a decision based on that. But it is all about the money. How much does your vote really count in this election?
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I'm looking for two presenters to join me in preparing a panel for the Conference on New York State History taking place next June 5-7th at a site to be announced (in the Mid-Hudson Valley).
My paper examines the efforts of New York State school teachers to foster patriotism among their students both during and after World War I. It includes references to various tests and evaluation mechanisms at the high school level, as well as writing assignments for grade school students. In fact, I have obtained a collection of essays on the theme "Americanism," written by a group of sixth-graders in 1919, that will serve as the basis for much of my presentation.
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If you have 4:06 now is the time to sit and watch beautiful burn patterns on alcohol stoves. Yes, we are getting back into the swing of real pressing issues. Gear!
I picked up the Trangia stove recently and other than taking it out of the box have not really messed with it.
The Trangia stove looks, feels, and measures exactly like the Esbit stove that has become my favorite.
So I threw 1 fl. oz of denatured alcohol in each of them and sat and watched for 8 plus minutes as they burned. I wanted to see which would go out first. Maybe there is a jet pattern difference that would cause a difference in burn rate. Maybe there was a material design internally that would cause one to burn faster than the other. Really though… oh… no… you almost got me… you have to watch to see who wins.
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The "China Study" is a farse. Vegetarian propaganda.
If you look for it, then you're going to find it. Especially when so many of in the US apparently suffer these issues anyway, is it a surprise that you would see it mentioned in a forum largely made up if Americans trying to resolve weight/health issues?
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The "China Study" is a farse. Vegetarian propaganda.
I don't have cold hands or feet but my body temperature is usually 97.2 when low carb. It's textbook 98.6 when I'm high carb. Anyway, lower body temperature is associated with longevity in centenarians and calorie restricted animals. The same is true for thyroid hormone.
It's the opposite, that's why I said it that way. Try reading it out loud.Isn't that called rabbit starvation?
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
No, but you must love pseudo-science, because you're advocating something that's become a fad only in the last decade or so, if that. As if cruciferous greens produce enough glucose to properly utilize, lol. You could eat pounds of them and not get enough.
If you don't eat them raw, sure, but vegetables contain concentrated toxins and anti-metabolites, ie; phenols, tannins, lectins, agglutinins, and trypsin-inhibitors, besides countless more specific metabolic inhibitors like the anti-nutrients. Cooking the shit out of a vegetable just to get something that doesn't even hold up to liver, oysters, dairy, etc; doesn't sound like a plan to me. Fruit serves far more of a purpose than the raw sum of nutrients, and wants to be eaten, so that you may repopulate the plant.
Pretty sure you should back up such a statement with some sort of source, because even the most basic understanding of biology shows that glucose is the only fuel the brain properly utilizes. There are multiple glucose transporter isoforms that play a significant role in the brain. glut1 is present at high concentrations in the blood-brain barrier as well as in parenchymal cells, glut3 is expressed in neurons, and glut5 in microglia. Those are just a few.
With all evidence pointing otherwise, I have no idea how you can make a statement like that with a straight face. Ketones are protective of mental health, but are only needed in very small amounts and are limited by transport capacity.
I'm guessing you read Mark Sisson's "the brain is fat, so this indicates it runs well on fats"?
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The "your" was after you quoted me but perhaps you dont understand how that works.
I have not told you much about my diet so once again you are making judgmental comments when you don't have a clue.
If you want to cook the shit out of your veg then I think you need to go to a cooking school.
Who said I wasn't eating oysters, fish, wild game, dairy etc I gave an example of one typical dinner plate, that good fat could easily be part of a lovely cream sauce. Once again you are making silly assumptions without any basis in fact.
Please provide any evidence that we need the high sugar diet you are defending here. If you are happy to base your science on what Mark says then please go ahead, I prefer to go to other authoritative sources which show the many many benefits if a lower carb diet.
There is no pseudo-science in eating a diet full of whole natural nutritionally dense foods but if you think there is please support that with some kind of evidence to show that kind of diet is bad for you.
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Duvall City Engineer calls it quits
by Barbara Sullivan
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DUVALL--Ken McDowell, who has worked as City Engineer for the last four years, told the City Council last week that he had resigned as of April 13. Although he declined to tell council members why he was leaving, a letter he had sent to Mayor Glen Kuntz on that day indicated he (McDowell) felt his decisions were being undermined and second-guessed by the mayor. "I feel that I can no longer serve the city of Duvall under the present circumstances," the letter read."I have been placed in a position where I do not receive any support from yourself and am constantly being second-guessed on any decision I make."
McDowell also told the mayor in the letter that he felt that "engineering type decisions are being made by yourself, that I do not agree with, that I would end up being responsible for." McDowell, who has been hired as a Senior Engineer with the city of Bothell, reviewed for the council some of the projects that the Public Works Department has accomplished in the last four years. He said he had worked on 35 separate subdivisions in Duvall in one phase of development or another, and worked with 10 different council persons (the City Council has five positions).
Highlights from McDowell's tenure included:
* Construction of the sludge press facility at the wastewater treatment plant;
* Managed design and construction of M10, M11 and M2, Lower Bruett road water mains;
* Compiled and adapted Comp plans for the water, sewer and storm drain systems;
* Wrote the development design standards for the streets, sewer and storm drain systems;
* Installation of the first signalized street light;
* Upgrade the waste water treatment plant disinfection system to high intensity UV lighting;
* Design and construction of the 2.2 M6 resevoir, transmission line, telemetry system and booster pump system for the water system;
* Pedestrian walkway along Bruett Road;
* Remodel of the Public Works/Building Department office;
* Purchase of new equipment for the city.
He also listed other projects in various states of completion, including sewer systems studies, a regional compost facility and survey of existing streets, among others.
He commended the people he had worked with in the Public Works Department and Building Inspection, particularly John Light, Mike Fisher, Gloria Judd and Lavina Streeter. "Be good to these people, without the hardworking Public Works Department, the infrastructure of the city would fall apart," he told the council.
Both Streeter and Light expressed their admiration for McDowell and commented how much they had appreciated his "hard work and professionalism." Kuntz, who made no comments about McDowell's departure, left the council meeting early on business.


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Harpoon Brewery was founded in 1986 by beer drinkers. While traveling in Europe after college, Rich Doyle and Dan Kenary drank many wonderfully diverse, fresh, local beers. They saw firsthand how important the local breweries were to their communities. When they returned to Boston and realized that the same great beer culture did not exist, they thought "why don't we bring that beer experience to Boston?" That was the genesis of the Harpoon Brewery.
Interview with Rich Doyle and Dan Kenary
Rich and Dan, along with George Ligeti, leased a space for the brewery in an old Navy shipbuilding facility on Boston's waterfront. The first employee of Harpoon was Russ Heissner, a recent graduate of the University of California's graduate brewing program. Russ brewed the first batch of Harpoon's, Harpoon Ale, in his apartment bathtub. Rich and Dan hit the wedding circuit, sampling Harpoon Ale with friends, families, and pretty much anyone interested in giving it a try. While facing the challenges of a small company, Bostonians welcomed this new beer. It became clear that there were other beer drinkers out there thirsting from something more than what they had been offered for so many years.
In addition to Harpoon Ale, Harpoon went on to brew Harpoon Golden Lager and Harpoon Winter Warmer, the first craft seasonal beer to be introduced in New England. In 1993, Harpoon introduced Harpoon IPA as a summer seasonal. The popularity of the beer was so great that IPA continued to be brewed as a year-round offering, and it is now Harpoon's flagship beer.
In 2000, Harpoon purchased the former Catamount Brewery in Windsor, Vermont. The second brewery nearly doubled the brewing capacity and enabled experimentation with new styles of beer. In 2003 the Harpoon 100 Barrel Series was introduced. The 100 Barrel series beers are limited edition one-off beers, each brewed by a different Harpoon brewer. The brewer is invited to choose a style, develop the recipe, and brew the beer. They only have one chance to get it right. Styles have included Barleywines, Wet Hop beers, Rye ales, Saisons, and many more.
Harpoon has worked to become a focal point in the community. Visitors are welcome on a daily basis for tastings or to one of the brewery's seasonal festivals in both Boston and Vermont. To keep abreast of every brewery detail, Harpoon drinkers are encouraged to become a Friend of Harpoon.
Harpoon also works especially hard at being a good neighbor in their community. In 2003 Harpoon Helps, the brewery's charitable giving program, was introduced. In 2009 alone, Harpoon raised more than $200,000 for local organizations and facilitated more than 2,000 volunteer hours.
As Rich and Dan had hoped when they started the brewery 25 years ago, Harpoon has grown to be part of the fabric of New England.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Antigay legislation in Uganda has prompted a global outcry and heightened attention to the dangers facing gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people in Africa. As one of the most courageous defenders of LGBT human rights, Anglican Bishop Christopher Senyonjo of Uganda has spoken out against anti-gay hate legislation in his country and advocated for LGBT rights. Bishop Senyonjo is a chaplain to Integrity Uganda, a chapter of Integrity USA, which is a witness of LGBT people in the Episcopal Church. As a result of his actions, Bishop Senyonjo has been denounced, threatened, and barred from performing religious duties in his church.
Bishop Gene Robinson is the first openly gay Bishop in the Episcopal Church. He was elected to the Diocese of New Hampshire in 2003 and has worked nationally and internationally for full human rights for all LGBT people. Bishop Robinson worked on HIV prevention and treatment in Uganda in the 1990s and has been a tireless defender of social justice issues.
Please join us for a lively, illuminating conversation between Bishops Robinson and Senyonjo about what is happening in Africa around LGBT issues, including antigay legislation; religious forces that are fueling hatred; and efforts to push back against that hatred and create a beloved community for all people, gay and straight.
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WHEELER — Vera Christine Crane, 75, of Wheeler died Wednesday, May 2, 2012.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. today in Church of Christ in Wheeler with Stacy McCasland, elder, officiating. Arrangements are by Peppers Family Funeral Home of Wheeler.
Mrs. Crane was born Dec. 20, 1936, in Peoria, Ill., to Lucien Poynter and Lera Stewart Poynter. She attended school in Peoria. She married John Crane on June 27, 1975, in Beason, Ill. She moved from Lincoln, Ill., to Wheeler in 2006.
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Charleston residents wont see a property tax increase, while city employees will see a 1 percent cost of living boost under the 2013 Charleston City Council budget that passed first reading today.
The only planned staff additions for the upcoming year under the spending plan are four new city police officers.
The $138.8 million 2013 forecast budget expenditure is about 4.6 percent greater than the current 2012 allocation.
For the resident of an owner-occupied home valued at $200,000 and who is under age 65, the taxes paid to the city will be an estimated $480.40 for the year ahead, which is what was paid in 2012 but remains slightly less than $488.80 paid in 2011, Finance Director Steve Bedard said.


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How would you manage a prolapsed urethra in an English Bulldog?
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A 3-year-old male non-castrated English Bulldog was admitted to the Veterinary Medical Center because of intermittent episodes of gross hematuria of two months' duration.
What is the cause of urethral prolapse?
Prolapse of the mucosal lining of the distal portion of the urethra through the external urethral orifice occurs primarily in young male dogs. Although this disorder has been encountered in several different breeds, it occurs primarily in young (mean age ~18 months; range 4 months to 5 years of age) English Bulldogs and Boston Terriers.
We have hypothesized that the predilection of brachycephalic English Bulldogs and Boston Terriers to urethral prolapse may be related to abnormal development of the urethra with superimposed increased intra-abdominal pressure as a consequence of labored breathing, dysuria or sexual activity. Increased intra-abdominal pressure could impair venous return of blood through the pudendal veins, predisposing susceptible dogs to engorgement of the corpus spongiosum surrounding the distal urethra. The observation that English Bulldogs are predisposed to congenital urethrorectal fistulas supports the hypothesis that maldevelopment of the urethra may be involved. Increased intra-abdominal pressure secondary to stertorous breathing caused by stenotic nares and abnormal elongation of the soft palate may impair venous return from the penis. Detection of urocystoliths and vesicourachal diverticula in some affected dogs suggests that increased intra-abdominal pressure secondary to dysuria may also be a predisposing factor. The observation that urethral prolapse is more severe when male dogs are sexually active may be linked to distension of submucosal vascular channels located in the penis.
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What other diagnostic procedures would you recommend?
The dog could urinate normally. However, results of analysis of a voided urine sample revealed numerous red cells, a few white cells, moderate proteinuria and a specific gravity of 1.035. Evaluation of a urine sample collected by cystocentesis following collection of the voided urine sample revealed two to three red cells per high power magnification (450X), a trace of protein, and a urine specific gravity of 1.032. Aerobic culture of both urine samples for bacteria revealed no growth. Evaluation of prostatic fluid collected during manually induced ejaculation revealed no abnormalities.
Evaluation of a CBC was normal. Evaluation of a contrast urethrocystogram, and double-contrast cytogram revealed no anatomic abnormalities.
Although not applicable to this case, if the prolapsed portion of the urethra is to be surgically removed, it should be placed in formalin (or other suitable tissue fixative) for examination by light microscopy. Lack of deep-seated inflammation and scarring may suggest that recurrence is less likely.
In contrast, mucosal ulceration, extensive inflammation, necrosis and scarring may indicate that problems are more likely to recur.
Biologic behavior
What is the biologic behavior of a prolapsed urethra?
The biologic behavior of untreated urethral prolapses has not been evaluated in a large number of cases. This may be related to the fact that most textbooks recommend some form of surgery to treat prolapsed urethras. Cases reported in the literature have typically been managed by manual reduction of the prolapse combined with a purse-string suture, or surgical excision of the prolapsed portion of the urethra.


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BAY CITY — The Bay City Commission on Monday night unanimously approved a $250,000 project to put a new roof on part of the city's water treatment plant.
The project, expected to begin this month, will re-roof a portion of the building that covers water clarifiers and high-servicing pumping and disinfection areas at the plant.
BCT: As any homeowner knows, this kind of structural maintenance is put off at one's peril.
What costs $250,000 now could cost much more down the road if repairs are not made and more damage occurs.
"I don't want to worry that the water I'm drinking, or that anyone else is drinking, is infected from a leak in the ceiling," said Commissioner Kevin Novellino, 2nd Ward.
BCT: Exactly.
In addition to structural damage to the facility, these leaks pose a public health threat.
They need to be addressed now, regardless of plans down the road for a countywide water system that would either replace or upgrade this facility.
City staff said the roof in the areas to be replaced has leaked for several years. There are concerns that the leaks could cause major problems, since some of bad area is over high voltage switch gear.
"Leaks in the existing roof over this area could create major failures with the pumps and switch gear leading to a complete shutdown of the facility," Acting Water Plant Superintendent Tom Levengood wrote in a memo to commissioners.
BCT: Again, the city is smart not to wait for catastrophe to strike to address the matter. It's far better to be proactive.
In this regard, officials are being good stewards of the taxpayers' money.
The roof was installed in 1991 and has an expected life of 15 years.
BCT: Which means it already has been in use years longer than its predicted life expectancy. The water treatment plant's roof essentially is on borrowed time.
Commissioner Douglas Sommer, 7th Ward, spoke at length about the type of roof being installed and questioned whether long-lasting material was being used.
Other commissioners, such as Jim Irving, 5th Ward, questioned why the city would put a new roof on when it continues discussions with Bay County Department of Water & Sewer about creating a water authority, and possibly a new water treatment plant. The city also faces a potential voter referendum led by Bay County Drain Commissioner Joseph Rivet that will ask voters if they want the city to turn authority of its water and sewer plants over to the county.
"Are we maybe putting a roof on a building we won't own?" he said.
BCT: Good questions, but those plans are far from set in stone. It could be months, perhaps even years, before any ownership change or partnership develops.
The roof can't wait. It needs attention now to ensure the facility remains operational and the public's health is protected.
Deputy City Manager Steven Black, who was filling in for City Manager Robert Belleman, said the city has a responsibility to its water customers to provide safe water and take care of the plant.
"Until we cease operations of the plant, we'll continue to make investments like this to keep operations going and deliver safe water to the entire county," Black said.
BCT: Indeed. Just as a homeowner would be foolish to ignore major repair issues or in-home health threats such as black mold, the city cannot ignore the water plant's structural needs.
Get this done, Bay City.
The project is expected to be completed by June 30.


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Not too much hate mail directed at us lately. We'll work on being more offensive.
And of all the offensive things on this blog, my offensive verb conjugation is what hurts reader Denise the most:
Just read your article on the above. You're sentence, " I would've went with "whatevs," but still the same basic effect," is incorrect in its verb conjugation. Would have WENT is not correct. When you have the helping verb "to have" present, you use GONE instead of went...have gone. I know that this is a common (and gross) error, but really...as a "journalist," you really should know better. Didn't any professor ever correct you in school?! Please do better going forward...Duly noted. Incidentally, the ellipses in that e-mail are incorrect. There should be a space before and after each. You're better than that.
Over at Full-Court Press, it was in the comments where school was in session. Commenter samebadlions hates young punks like me who write for free on the Internet:
it's always the same thing with you. you spend all night formulating whatever opinion you can think of using nothing but stats, get called out by fans who have spent years around the game and clearly know far more about its details than you, then reply to legit questions with condescending quoted remarks.
grow up...and get some new material.
The capitalization in that comment was terrible. Denise will be furious.
But this week's winner is Eric Fish, who inspired a blog to devote an entire post to how much they hated one of his posts:
Take Eric Fish from the Flint Journal, which probably isn't even a legitimate newspaper. Or maybe it is, but it's overstating things quite a bit. Kind of like we would be if we called BMR a serious work of pretentious j-school trained writing (which, by the way, suck it cause we get paid to write posts that include the phrase "suck it").
And that's just the beginning. Fish was pretty proud of that level of hatred for him.
As always, your burns are always a welcome addition. Send them along folks. Your intolerance fuels us.
Patrick Hayes is the editor of It's Just Sports. He writes for Full-Court Press, the Flint Journal and Technorati. Follow him on Twitter.


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My girlfriend and I boned after playing tennis and I got the worst Schlong John Silver!
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Analyzing and refuting the inaccuracies lodged against the lgbt community by religious conservative organizations. Lies in the name of God are still lies.
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Jamie Pressly, Anti-Blonde Bombshell?
Jamie Pressly gets lots of laughs (and a few gasps) in her outrageous Emmy-winning role as Joy, Earl's gum-chewing, fast-talking trailer-park ex-wife, on the NBC hit My Name Is Earl.
Now she's just as funny and almost as over-the-top in I Love You Man, a comedy starring Paul Rudd and Jason Segel as a pair of guys whose male bonding is not what it seems. Pressly doesn't hold back her own opinion about why audiences just don't seem ready for "bromances."
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Q: Why should there be a problem with straight guys having "man-dates"?
A: I think it's just not fair. My girlfriends and I go to lunch and dinner, we drink out of the same straw, we have slumber parties, and we sleep in the same bed and watch movies. But if a guy has a guy over and they have a slumber party or they link arms walking down the street or they drink out of the same straw–it's considered gay. It's so old fashioned. But it's different with women. We don't call it 'girlmance.' It's just going out and having fun.
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Q: There are some memorable scenes when you and your girlfriends really let it all hang out when you get together. Did that seem familiar?
A: Behind closed doors, we are way worse than men could ever be. We are just horrible. Men are cheesy together behind closed doors. They play Guitar Hero and stuff. We drink wine and have cheese and crackers and we talk some crazy smack. We're very brutally honest. You'll see the sweetest girl, the one you think is so quiet, get into a room full of women and she's just as bad as the one sitting beside her.
Q: Have you kept some of the girlfriends you had growing up?
A: I still have the same friends from high school. For years I've had the same friends. For 25 years I've had the same best friend from North Carolina.
Q: You and Jon Favreau are very funny together as a couple that fights and then ends up making up in the bedroom.
A: A lot of it was improv. Favs was like, 'OK, what are we going to do?' And I said, 'You tell me, Iron Man," because we started working the Monday after his movie opened and it was already a humongous hit. Favreau had every reason to have a big head because he'd just directed the 'Titanic' of action films. But he was as down to earth as anybody else was. He was also like 40 pounds overweight and had the make-up people give him a wild hair-do. He would do anything for a laugh. And I have to admit I love doing outrageous comedy just as much as he does.
Q: How challenging was it to improv almost every scene?
A: I don't know how John Hamburg edited this film because if I had to do it, it would be five hours long. Every single take that was done was funny, and nobody would break up while we were filming. Everybody would start laughing when he'd call 'cut.' The problem was he wouldn't say 'cut.' He'd just keep going. We'd run 30,000 feet of film. We'd be like dying trying to hold back the giggles. It was like the improv Olympics. I can't wait to see the DVD.
Q: Your character in I Love You Man is pretty feisty and outspoken, but she doesn't come close to Joy on My Name Is Earl.
A: As my grandmother Pressly used to say, 'God broke the mold when they made that woman.' And I really think that of this character. The minute she steps foot in the room you're automatically taken aback. She kind of knocks the breath out of you. And she's so outlandish and uncouth and you never know what's going to come out of her mouth. I'm not like that but sometimes I wish I was.
Q: Do people expect you be like her?
A: Actually, I found out that when you're a blonde, people always seem to think you're a dumb a**. Since I'm from the South, I used to get typecast a lot as white trash.
Q: Do you remember your first big-screen role as a brunette?
A: I'd like to forget it, but I did Torque. I barely spoke in that movie. It was like an hour-and-a-half-long music video. I had a pierced nose and lip, tattoos everywhere and blacked-out eyes, and I drove a motorcycle. But it was something to put on the reel to show that I'm not just the blond-haired, blue-eyed chick that has to play the jock's girlfriend.


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Three months after losing a hand and an eye following a plane propeller accident, fashion blogger Lauren Scruggs is slowly but surely rebuilding her life.
"She's taking one day at a time, but she finds it hard to be patient at times," Scruggs's mother, Cheryl, posted Tuesday on Lauren's Caring Bridge website. "She wants to 'sprint' through this ordeal. And frankly we do too."
Though Lauren's recovery may be testing her patience, the 23-year-old has made remarkable strides since the accident. Last month, she took a vacation in Colorado, only a couple of weeks after she was fitted for a prosthetic eye.
"For the most part, it's been a positive week for Lauren," her mother wrote Tuesday. "The sun has been shining! We have had some great talks! There's been lots of laughter, amongst the tears. She is regaining her strength."
Cheryl Scruggs said the family's faith has been "really rocked" in the wake of Lauren's struggles, but that positive attitudes and an overwhelming outpouring of support have helped them pull through.
"Sometimes we have to pinch ourselves as this whole experience feels like a bad dream," writes Cheryl. "But we wake each day to the reality ... it's the way life is now. This is a marathon. And in a marathon, one must pace themselves, and be diligent in training in order to finish the race well. It's the new norm."
"Easy to say, hard to do," she added.
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AGP promises corruption-free govt
AGP chief Chandra Mohan Patowary said the party was committed to remove corruption from all levels.
Guwahati: Opposition Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) on Monday released its manifesto for the April Assembly polls in Assam promising a development-oriented and corruption-free government.
Releasing the manifesto here, AGP chief Chandra Mohan Patowary said the party was committed to remove corruption from all levels if voted to power.
"We are committed to fulfilling the aspirations of the people the ruling Congress has betrayed the state on the diktats of New Delhi-based politicians who have little knowledge about the state," he said.
"If voted to power the AGP will take steps to correct the law and order situation and bring back development", he said.
Voicing opposition to construction of big dams in Arunachal Pradesh which might have adverse downstream effect in the state, Patowary alleged that Congress had succumbed to a lobby of businessmen at the Centre who are out to harm the
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Close to the border of Switzerland, there is the magnificent and famous Lake Como. The lake is your perfect gateway trip during your stay in Milan. In fact you can reach Como easily from Hotel Galles Milan either by car, only 50 minutes' drive, or by train, about 1 hour trip. For further information and bookings about trains, please visit the official Trenitalia website: www.trenitalia.com
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Villa Carlotta - Tremezzo
Famous for the breathtaking gardens with over 150 species of flowers and plants.
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Villa Serbelloni - Bellagio
Built in 1605, it is now property of Rockefeller Foundation and it is used for conferences purposes.
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Villa del Balbianello - Lenno
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Wrong Fanny mentioned with Sargeant Troy. Fanny Price is Jane Austen's "Mansfield Park" heroine. I think you meant Fanny Robin.
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You have Sergeant Troy and Fanny Price; Fanny Price is the heroine of Jane Austen's "Mansfield Park". I think you meant Fanny Robin.
Virginia Woolf's father was Leslie STEPHEN not STEPHENS...


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ooo a month.. in a month, school will almost be out! This I can not wait for!
ooo a month.. in a month, school will almost be out! This I can not wait for!
So, regarding your maintenance break. A month of a basically animal diet? Tracking but not controlling? Concentrating on feeling good?
I'm completely lost. i seem to be reading conflicting things from your posts. (Or maybe I'm just an idiot!) Are you still doing JUDDD?
Hope things are going well for you today.
traveling... hope to catch up tomorrow.
-- Ruth
I will never make another kind of jerky other than this last batch!!! omg..yum!!!
I'm glad you liked it. My family eats it so fast, it's not funny.
The fact that it tastes good is the main plus. Additional bonus would be that its even cheaper and easier to make then buying roasts (which go super fast with less yield).


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Charleston County School Superintendent Nancy McGinley sent letters home to county school board members chastising them for wasting her and her staff members' time.
The district's top leader sent the notes Friday, the day after a five-hour board workshop that four of the nine board members attended. An apparently frustrated McGinley wrote that the benefit of such gatherings was minimal because of the board's low and/or sporadic attendance. And the gatherings cost the district hundreds of hours of time, talent and other resources, she wrote.
"This is not an effective way to run this enterprise," McGinley wrote. "It is nonproductive, unfair to staff and board members, and most importantly, does nothing to make schools more effective for students."
The tone of her missive didn't sit well with some board members, and it illustrates the ongoing challenge — and tension — involved in communicating with a diverse and often divided group.
"She was out of line," said board member Elizabeth Moffly, who has raised similar concerns in the past. "For the four of us who were sitting in that room, it was kind of a slap in the face. It comes off that she doesn't want to be bothered with us."
The members of the board changed after the November election, and the new board has asked for more frequent and informal workshops to learn about the district. The board is charged with managing the superintendent, setting district policy and approving a budget.
McGinley asked to end the monthly workshops, saying the same members who may be in attendance at the beginning aren't there at the end.
District staff can't ensure all board members get necessary information, and they can't complete in-depth strategy discussions without a quorum, she said.
She suggested the board instead hold quarterly workshops, and district staff would find new ways to give the board information, such as talking with a designated staff member or providing written documents.
Board member Tom Ducker called the tone of McGinley's letter inappropriate, but he said she made some good points that are worth addressing. He wasn't sure what the board would do, but he said it would respond.
Ducker, who was elected in November, said the more frequent workshops have given him important information to be a better board member, and he has ideas for streamlining those gatherings, such as adjusting the time when the board meets.
"Rather than complain, she should work with us on it," he said. "I don't want to create divisiveness between the board and the superintendent, and we'll work to avoid that. I understand that she was frustrated. Now, how do we turn that into something positive, which is where we're going to go from here."
Board member Michael Miller also said McGinley's note didn't go over well with him, but he said he could understand her frustration.
Miller said he tries to balance his board responsibilities with his professional and personal ones; he's married, has a 4-year-old daughter and runs a small business. He can't always attend the gatherings, but he doesn't want to see fewer workshops. He suggested those meetings could be shorter or at different times.
"It's something we need to look at," he said. "But to end them wouldn't be beneficial to new board members."
Board Chairwoman Cindy Bohn Coats said she wished the superintendent's letter would've used more periods and the "delete" key, but she's not upset the superintendent expressed how she felt. She's glad the superintendent is passionate, and she'd rather have a leader who felt strongly about protecting her staff than someone who doesn't care, she said.
"It doesn't mean because she feels a certain way I have to feel the same way," Coats said. "No one is infallible in communication."
The actions of some board members, specifically their absence from workshops, have made it clear the board needs to discuss how it can make those gatherings work, she said.


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Cortez Porter, 23, was sentenced to life in the prison in connection with the death of Edward McCrory, 52, who lived near Magnolia Springs. He also was sentenced to serve 20 years in prison on the theft charge.
Floyd Casey, 22, was found guilty in August of capital murder in the death of McCrory. A jury recommended sentencing Casey to death, but Judge Charles Partin decided last month to sentence Casey to life.
McCrory was attacked Dec. 20, 2008, in his workshop. He was found slumped over a bathtub in his mobile home two days later.
McCrory was stabbed 11 times, with most of the wounds in his back. He also was hit 11 times, mostly with a hammer.


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In Reply.—Drs Lewis and Kappelman describe a fine method for using the ITE of the ABP to improve the quality of their educational program and to assist residents in developing their cognitive capabilities. It was the hope of those responsible for the development of this task that such activities would occur. I know that the ABP is regularly reevaluating its various examination services and suggest that Robert Brownlee, Executive Secretary of the ABP, or Diane Butzin, Director of Evaluation and Research, be asked to respond to this letter.
Finally, if others responsible for the education of pediatric house staff have developed other approaches to evaluating cognitive capabilities, I hope they will share their methods with the AJDC.
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WE HAVE REACHED a point where the standings play as big of a role as the situation, and so it was that Charlie Manuel decided to give Michael Schwimer a crack at the inning that has bedeviled his bullpen all season.
The 26-year-old rookie is the kind of player who will help shape future roster decisions, and with the Phillies well outside of the playoff race, now would seem to be a good time to get a firm handle on what, exactly, they have on their roster. At least, that seemed to be the thinking when Manuel tapped Schwimer to face the Cardinals with the score tied in the top of the eighth on Sunday.


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MORRISTOWN — A Superior Court judge today kept bail at $200,000, with no 10 percent option, for a 48-year-old Nutley man arrested Wednesday on charges he sexually assaulted a girl in Parsippany between 2003 and 2005.
Chris Lloyd is charged with first-degree aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault and child endangerment.
The girl was between the ages of 8 and 10 at the time of the alleged incidents and is now 18.
Lloyd "made certain admissions when interviewed by law enforcement," Morris County Assistant Prosecutor LaJuan Tucker said during a bail hearing in Superior Court in Morristown.
Judge Mary Gibbons Whipple, setting the $200,000 bail, said it "takes into account the strength of the state's case."
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"She has stopped with her lessons. She stopped before Thanksgiving," says Keith Douglass, president of Shoreline Aviation, which provided the model with her copter lessons. "She's waiting to have the baby and then she's going to start up when things settle down again."
Bündchen, 29, who passed the required written exam last month, only had her in-flight test left to go before she would become a pilot, but Douglass says she didn't mind putting her aviation dreams on a brief hold. "She took it in stride," he says. "She pretty much knew she would have to stop when she got close to her due date."
Now, "she'll have to review when she starts again. But it got to be time to take a break. She'll probably start again in January. She can't wait to take her family for a ride in the helicopter."
In the meantime, she's been busy preparing for her new baby, while husband Tom Brady, 32, finishes up his season with the New England Patriots.
"She is taking some time to get ready to have a family," says Douglass. That includes decorating a nursery in neutral colors like yellow and green at the couple's Boston condominium. (The supermodel has said she doesn't want to know the sex of the baby – even though her husband is already aware.)
"She's in full-on nesting mode," adds a source. "She's not going out much any more. She's just working on getting ready for the baby. She's extremely happy and excited to become a mother."
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Libya: the long way forward
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The African Union and the Libya Conflict of 2011
This memorandum outlines the African Union (AU) peace initiative for Libya during 2011, arguing that the proposal was unfairly derided and dismissed by the western powers. The African approach was based on a realistic appreciation of the perils of civil war in Libya and the shortcomings of forcible regime change. A combination of NATO […]Continue Reading →
The Sudanese Role in Libya 2011
Libya's activities created fears and increasing concerns for the Sudanese government, which, subsequently, adopted a strategic plan to deal with the threat. It tried to neutralize the impact of the Gaddafi regime on Sudanese internal affairs by trying to increase activities of the internal Libyan opposition, to make the regime of Colonel Gaddafi busy with internal troubles, until it could find a suitable opportunity to remove it. […]
Consequently, the Government of Sudan saw the Revolution of 27 February 2011 as an opportunity to achieve its objectives in Libya, toppling Gaddafi from power and, subsequently protecting the Sudanese national security from Libya intervention.Continue Reading →
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Today, the perception of Africa is not that good amongst Libyans. Importantly, they see Africa and Africans as burdensome and pro-Qadaffi, except for Sudan, particularly President Omar Bashir for the role that his country played in the revolution, Tunisia, which also supported the opposition, and to a lesser extent Egypt.Continue Reading →
Libya in the African Context
In the flurry of assessments and debates about the 2011 war in Libya that overthrew the country's longtime ruler, Muammar Gaddafi, there has been little scholarly or policy attention to Libya's relationship with sub‐Saharan Africa during and after the conflict. Convening area experts for a combination of public and closed‐door discussions over two days, the […]Continue Reading →
Libya Today
Libya today is free of Qadaffi's spell. His regime is totally overthrown and his power-base is destroyed unlike Egypt or Tunisia where the old order is still entrenched in the political and economic structure of both countries. The power-base unlike the old days in Qadaffi's hands and now is distributed between state institutions i.e. general […]Continue Reading →
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Philanthropy News Watch: December 24, 2012 – January 4, 2013
By: National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
posted on: January 6, 2013
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Here is a roundup of some of the past week's interesting news and postings on philanthropy and nonprofits:
- How Giving Became Cool
By Nicholas D. Kristof | The New York Times
- Philanthropy: You're doing it wrong
By Felix Salmon | Reuters
- Five myths about charitable giving
By Ken Stern | New York Times
- Gift Xchange: Giving, Investing, and Grantmaking for Good
By Marcy Murninghan | The Murninghan Post
- America's Wealthiest Donors Slow Their Giving
By Maria Di Mento | The Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Investing for Impact
By Melissa Bradley | What's Possible: The Tides Blog
- Foundations: Need a Resolution?
By Sue Hoechstetter | Bolder Advocacy
- The Benefits of Multi-Year Grantmaking
By Sandy Edwards | Jim Joseph Foundation
- Philanthropists Need to Take a Long-Term View of Disaster Relief
By John Bonacorsi and Tia Subramanian | Greater Good
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Writing this recipe is almost too hard to do. Looking at these pictures, my stomach is literally growling and my taste buds are salivating. I am enviously walking down my own memory lane remembering all the different tastes this brussel sprout and lentil salad had. I made it for a dinner gathering recently, and ended up eating the leftovers for days…and here I am still wanting more! (You know a food is really good if you don't suffer from overkill after a stretch like that.) One of my favorite things about this salad is the crunch. There are 3 different kinds of nuts and the raw brussel sprouts and sprouted lentils each add their own unique type of crispness. Like a kale salad, this salad did not wither away and loose that crispness over time either (even though it was dressed). The bright orange zest, sweet dried cranberries and smooth tahini based dressing are the perfect complements to the earthy crunchiness of the salad too. It's also so versatile; it can be eaten everyday for lunch, or spruced up for a holiday meal.* Now, let's get to it…because I am getting hungry!
You'll need:
- 8 cups of Shaved Brussel Sprouts
- 1 cup of dried Sprouted Lentils (plus 6 cups of water to cook them in)
- 1 cup of dried Cranberries
- 1/2 cup of chopped Walnuts
- 1/2 cup of chopped Macadamia Nuts
- 1/2 cup of chopped Hazelnuts
- Zest of 1 Orange
- 1/2 cup of Tahini
- 1/2 cup of Olive Oil
- 1 cup of Orange Juice (the juice of 2 oranges)
- Salt (to taste)
First off you will need to cook your sprouted lentils. By using sprouted lentils we are replacing the soft and heavy feel of cooked lentils with a semi-firm bean that doesn't mush. (I used a trio of green, brown and black lentils; but you can use any sprouted lentils you can find.) Bring 6 cups of water to a boil and add the lentils. Simmer for 4 minutes and then remove from heat. Cover and rest for 4 minutes. Drain any excess liquid and set aside to cool.
Next, clean your brussel sprouts. Using a mandolin, thinly slice each brussel sprout and dispose of the core and any "bad spots."
Mildly toast the nuts in a dry pan over medium heat. Do not brown them; just warm the nuts until their oils and flavor come to the surface.
Mix the brussel sprouts, lentils, cranberries, nuts, and the zest of an orange in a large bowl and set aside.
In a separate bowl, mix the tahini, olive oil, and orange juice together with a whisk until nicely assimilated as a dressing.
Sprinkle salt on the salad directly (to taste) and pour the dressing on evenly. Mix well. Serve immediately or store in the refrigerator in a an airtight container for up to 5 days. Enjoy!
Got leftovers?…This salad becomes perfection when you put an egg on it!
*This salad is a twist on a recipe I found on the Taste with the Eyes blog. Lori Lynn's California Style Brussel Sprout Salad was presented as a unique veggie offering for Thanksgiving.


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