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The goals I'm working toward:
- Losing 50 Pounds
- Breaking my Sugar Addiction
- Making Lifestyle Changes
I haven't felt comfortable with my weight since:
I quit smoking and have gained 50 pounds and now also find I am Hypothyroid
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Pizza and Mexican Food
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Once I get this weight off I never want to gain it back and being Hypothyroid it will sneak back in no time
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- I'm off the Soda, Make sure I eat before I shop that is very important for me.
- I walk either in the morning when it's cooler or a lot at night 1 1/2 miles maybe it's not a lot but it's something.
- I am very low energy so I need a push and there is no one to push me but I try to work in my yard also..
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I don't go to the Gym but it would be the Treadmill..
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Push (techno/trance artist Mike Dierickx)
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Legal name: Mike Dierickx
Also performs as: Absolute (alias of Mike Dierickx), Alternative Art, Calling The Freak, Coax, Complex Climate, Dark City, DJ Robo'Jox, Drop (Mike Dierickx), E-Tronic, Eclectic Kid, Fascinated, Fun-A-Tic, Futuro, Galore (trance, alias of Mike Dierickx), Hypnobasia, Linetech, Liquid Overdose, M.I.K.E. (Belgian DJ, electro, trance), Magnetical, Mass Effect (Mike Dierickx), Overtone (trance, released Mental Movement / Soulstatic), Plastic Boy, Return of the Native, Rhythm Quest, Sector 7 (techno producer Mike Dierickx), See:3, Solar Factor, Soyuz, Tag, Technology Man, The Aggressor, The Astronaut, The Blackmaster, The Boy From Nowhere, The Cosmo Kid, The Snapper, Tribal Warriors, Virtua Trancer, Vision Act, X-Scape, X-Tra-Vaganza, XV 7
Mike Dierickx (born 20 February 1973), formerly known as Dirk Dierickx, and most commonly recognized under the aliases M.I.K.E. Push or Plastic Boy, is a Belgian DJ. Best known for the song "Universal Nation", he has also released other singles including "The Legacy" and "Strange World". His style is primarily trance.
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we made one a long time ago, and if you lost, which you did, you had agreed with me that you would not make anymore price predictions or that you would pump incyte, well you continue to this day, .....oh where is the 20 that you promised by the end of close today? #$%$ the yankees would not even want you on their team as your batting average (guesses is like 1 for 30 now)
because we like to win. A sure bet is a bet against maddi3sum. She is always wrong. Its amazing she is still around. Kind of like a bad "Penny" thats been squished flat on the railroad tracks to the size or a quarter.


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This lettuce keepers lid does not seal well. I bought 2. One doesn't stay closed at all. Piece of junk.
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Been looking for something to keep my lettuce fresh and this has done the trick.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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It works well
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I've stored my lettuce in this container over 10 days ago & this bow kept them fresh.
Works for me
By cobalt
from Wisconsin
Other reviewers note that the lids don't fit as well as they should (and I agree they could be tighter), but I have four of these lettuce keepers.I love them for keeping my produce separated.I keep my lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower in them all the time. When the leaf lettuce is ready to be picked, it lasts for a really long time in these containers. Works for me.
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need to double check fit
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Really keeps lettuce crisp and fresh....however, the lid isn't fitting the way it should...appears to be incorrect fit..hard to get it to close tightly...
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Had one of these years ago and loved it cause it works! Being able to buy and keep a head of lettuce is much cheaper for me. It is a bulkier fit in the fridge but worth it overall Will recommend to friends.
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Okay but not great
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The main drawback to this product is that the lid does not seal securely. Its like the lid is warped, or 'out of round'. The size is nice.
a good purchase
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THIS PAPER presents the clinical and pathological findings of generalized arteriosclerosis occurring in a 5-month-old infant. The baby died of myocardial infarction which resulted from multiple coronary occlusions. Since the first case report by Bryant and White,1 in 1891, additional reports have appeared in the domestic and foreign literature.2
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Photos: Gretchen Wilson, bull riding, pool and more at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth
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More than 100,000 square feet of pure country: That's Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Called the "world's largest honky tonk," the country music venue has been a regular stop for Willie, Waylon, and the boys, not to mention Hank Williams Jr. and George Strait. Here are some photos from Saturday's Gretchen Wilson concert, with peeks into the cavernous space perfect for two stepping and line dancing.
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Watchdog: No proof treatment delays killed vets
WASHINGTON -- New complaints about long wait lists and falsified patient appointment reports have surfaced at Veterans Affairs hospitals and clinics across the country, the department's internal watchdog said Thursday, but he said there's no proof so far that delays in treatment have caused any patient's death.
VA Secretary Eric Shinseki said he was "mad as hell" about allegations of severe problems and said he was looking for quick results from a nationwide audit.
He rejected calls for him to resign and a senator's suggestion that he call in the FBI to investigate.
At a sometimes-combative congressional hearing, Richard Griffin, the department's acting inspector general, said that after an initial review of 17 people who died while awaiting appointments at the Phoenix VA hospital, none of the deaths appeared to have been caused by delays in treatment.


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The Trench Trophy finalists vying for the award as Western New York high school football's top lineman were announced Sunday. The winner will be announced at a banquet at 6 p.m. Dec. 5 at the Lancaster Elks.
The finalists are: Jason Bunk (Alden), John Czech (Jamestown), Cortland Haines (Jamestown), Ryan Hunter (Canisius), Sean Murphy (Timon-St. Jude), Nick Nocek (Fredonia), Michael Senn (Orchard Park), Tyler Studd (Springville), Khalil Summerville (Bennett) and Jake Swan (Maple Grove).
• Rebecca Anthone of Clarence took sixth in the 100 free at Saturday's state swim meet. Teammates Victoria Butler (seventh in the 200 IM) and Maddie Jacumski (eight, backstroke) also placed in individual events, along with Niagara-Wheatfield's Marissa Watroba (seventh, breaststroke).


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troympayne: Not a big fan of recoil? Are you scarred of the kick? My cousin is 5ft and 60ibs and he shoots 30-06, 30-30, 12 gauges, 16 gauges, etc. all damn day and with better accuracy then most people I ever shot with. I would recommend buying a older model 30-06 with a wooden or steel plate butt. Shoot it all day and get used to the recoil.
troympayne: Pulling on the sling causes you to jump when you fire in most cases making you miss your target. Other than that decent video and information.
biggyrat57: I have one in .22 hornet with a Bushnell 10x40 fixed mil dot. A real spanker.
huntinguy532: @SumthnfancyProject No I talking of out in the woods id be givin a c7 if I went to war
SumthnfancyProject: In the field? You went to war with that thing?!!?
huntinguy532: @Roflzmahwoflz Yes a very good Idea for a new or expericend shooter single shot hammer to pull back on helps keep things safer when your starting out (Not bad mouthing your abilities as a shooter or your saftey practices)
Jordan Buechler: I'm looking at getting one of these for my first gun. Good idea?
sweg biggums: @705Ibanez it does affect accuracy/ range if too hot
705Ibanez: bull barrel for longer ranges? They are made to not heat up as fast so they stay accurate while target shooting, nothing to do with range
huntinguy532: @chasest123 My dad had that rifle since I was born it was all he had at that time and likes how its set up
Secluded mang: why do u have the under sight scope mounts that doesnt help you con also fix the hammer issue by moving the scope forward a bit
Peidmonte89: I am getting a gun like this but with woodstock and in .243. Where can I get a but hammer like the one you had? Cuz Im gonna be using it for deer hunting and using a scope. I got big hands too.
Peidmonte89: I have bought H&R products be4. Their are no better quality guns for the money. As a matter of fact they and Savage are my two favorites for rifles, and H&R makes my favorite shotgun, The Pardner which I have in 12 gauge. I am actually going to be buying a Handi-Rifle in 30-30 so that I can get used to having some recoil but not paying alot for ammo. Also I will be using it for whitetail so I really cant wait.
huntinguy532: Thanks for helping me clear up this issue that has been happening in my comment box,now I take it your a U.S. marine and I usally shoot winchester 223 ammo lol,thanks cant go wrong with one of these rifles.
gnigged68: 5.56 in either the M193 or M855 runs at about 60-62k psi. SAAMI specs for .223 run at 55k psi. SAAMI does not regulate 5.56 pressure. Some of the Malaysian M193 loads run at 67k psi. They are also dimensionally different. You probably buy Remington Green box .223 anyways so it shouldn't be an issue. I've been in the Marines for 7 years, and not ONCE has anyone ever told me the difference between .223 and 556. I doubt soldiers know either. lol Nice rifle btw. Looking at one myself.
huntinguy532: They measure the exact same around one in metric and the other in standerd
02lb72500HD: @huntinguy532 they arent the same round. they measure almost the same but the 5.56 does have higher case pressures than a typical 223
Sono Guap: I got one in .30-06
huntinguy532: Check the new england firearms website call them or look at local gun shops you well most likley have to call them if anything is wrong with it.
huntinguy532: There the exact same round one is mesahured in metric and the other in standard ask any canadian or american solider.
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Evergreen Hospital Board prepares for Swedish alliance
by Andrew Walgamott
TOTEM LAKE--The Evergreen Hospital Board of Commissioners chose one of two representatives for a nine member commission overseeing the potential alliance with Swedish Hospital at last Tuesday's regular board meeting.
The five-member board chose Commissioner Al DeYoung in Executive Session. Evergreen Commissioner Rex Lindquist had also been nominated, but his name was withdrawn after protest from Commissioners Bruce Buckles and Rebecca Hirt.
During public comment, commissioners heard from members of the Community Advisory Board and local citizens, many of whom recommended Evergreen place a man and a woman on the oversight board.
"There has to be somebody out there representing women aIt's very unfortunate that various boardmembers are refusing to empower and even listen to the community advisors," Buckles said.
According to Buckles, the partnership will allow both hospitals to obtain contracts from different health insurers, provide more service at a lower cost, and share resources. Evergreen is a public hospital and Swedish is for-profit.


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SALEM — It's time to spring forward.
Daylight saving time officially begins at 2 a.m. Sunday. You should turn your clocks ahead one hour tonight before retiring.
With the time change there will be more light in the evenings — but less in the morning.
Officials say when the time changes is a good time to check batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Not every place makes the switch to daylight saving time, though. Hawaii, Arizona outside the Navajo Indian territories, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam and the Northern Marianas stay on standard time.
Clocks will "fall back" one hour and we will return to Eastern Standard Time on Nov. 4.


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TIFFIN -- Bay City Western alum Maddison Sebald continues to pile up the wins.
Northwood University swept a doubleheader against Tiffin on Thursday. In the first game, Sebald pitched a complete game to pick up her 11th victory of the season.
The Timberwolves bats gave Sebald a lot of runs to work with, scoring eight in the first three innings. Jessica Tostrud, Sam Zaborowski and Lindsey Obremski all had RBIs in the first inning. Zaborowski then hit a homerun, her fifth of the season, in the second.
Zaborowski was 4-4 with
four RBIs and two runs scored.
In the second game, Tiffin scored an unearned run in the second inning, but Northwood came back with a run in the third and two runs in the fourth on its way to a 4-3 win. Natalie Lampman hit a two-out single to knock in both runs.
Despite allowing two runs in the seventh, freshman pitcher
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Northwood (21-14; 11-5 in the GLIAC) hosts Lake Superior State at 1 p.m. Saturday afternoon for a doubleheader.


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IT'S A GREAT DAY IN COMPTON ! Welcome to my website for my re-election campaign to the Compton Unified School District Board of Trustees. You overwelming elected me in 2005 and 2009 to DELIVER results and improve education for EVERY STUDENT in our community. Thats exacty what I've been busy doing! We have come a long way over the years and there is much more PROGRESS to make. Please visit my website often for campaign updates, opportunities to volunteer and general information about the great Compton community.
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Forget those business conferences with long speeches and boring panel discussions. On November 18, Boulder's most innovative businesses will open their doors to the public to celebrate Boulder companies who drive the networked economy. NewCo Boulder is a city-wide event that takes you right into the corporate offices of over 40 of the most innovative…
Boulder Shouldn't Municipalize Its Energy Utility System
I've sat in the background and expressed my opinion privately on the energy utility municipalization issue in Boulder. It's been one where the debate and exploration so far has been much more emotional, at least in my opinion, that rational. Beth Hartman recently reached out to me with an extremely clear point of view that parallels mine. It…
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This week is Boulder Startup Week 2014. If you have read my book Startup Communities, then you know Andrew Hyde was the founder of Boulder Startup Week. After a hiatus of a few years, he's back this year as one of the organizers of BSW 2014. I'm around all week. Following are the events I'll either be…
A Drone's Eye View of Boulder
Dane McDonald, the CEO of FG Press, took my 3D Robotics IRIS drone out for a spin around Boulder and the surrounding area. His three minute composite video is beautiful, and just the beginning of some fun drone exploratory imagery. And yes, he got at least one gratuitous non-Boulder mountain snow shot in there. Enjoy!
Supporting the New Museum of Boulder
Amy and I recently agreed to support the new Museum of Boulder with a substantial gift that entitles us to sponsor all the bathrooms in the new museum. This highly interactive museum of history, science, and technology of Boulder will be located in the old Masonic Lodge building at the corner of Pine and Broadway….


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That's Debatable: Mid-Season AwardsPosted by rtmsf on January 6th, 2011
That's Debatable is back for another year of expert opinions, ridiculous assertions and general know-it-all-itude. Remember, kids, there are no stupid answers, just stupid people. We'll try to do one of these each week during the season. We're fairly discerning around here, but if you want to be included, send us an email with your take telling us why at email@example.com.
This Week's Topic: Unbelievably, we're already halfway through the regular season. Who are your mid-season award winners for POY, COY and FrOY, and who is your surprise team for the second half of the season?
Brian Otskey, RTC contributor
I still have to go with Kemba Walker for POY at this point. The Connecticut guard just about single-handedly won the Maui Invitational for the Huskies and poured in 20+ points in every game from November 17 to December 31. Big East teams undoubtedly are going to defend him better but if the season ended today, he's my choice. Staying in the Big East, my mid-season COY is Notre Dame's Mike Brey. The Irish coach, now in his eleventh (!) year in South Bend, has made a contender out of a team picked to finish seventh in the league. Notre Dame has a great chance for a double-bye at MSG in March and has already knocked off Wisconsin, Gonzaga, Georgetown and Connecticut. Freshman of the year has to go to Jared Sullinger and it's not even close. Sorry, I'm not taking Kyrie Irving who's missed almost half of Duke's games (through no fault of his own mind you). I just can't do it. As for my sleeper, I'm with Seth Davis. Watch out for North Carolina in the second half. Provided they stay healthy, the Tar Heels will roll to second place in the down ACC and get back in the top 25 at some point.
Kellen Carpenter, RTC contributor
Half-way through and I feel like things have barely even started. That said, the season could last until May and I still doubt I would change my mind about Jared Sullinger. I just love watching him get crafty around the basket. He is a rare talent and the clear choice in my mind for Player of the Year, and I guess that means I have to give him Freshman of the Year too. Sorry, Kyrie: just bad luck. As for Coach of the Year, I'd give it to Steve Donahue. Though Boston College's defense has gotten worse, he has supercharged the offense and when the players are rolling, it is a thing of terrifying and undeniable beauty. Seldom have I seen a team so completely and suddenly transformed. And for the second half of the season, I'd urge everyone to stay up a little bit later than usual and take in some Arizona games. Don't let the loss to Oregon State fool you: This team is for real. Derrick Williams is a terrific player and I have a feeling that the Wildcats are going to be dangerously underestimated in March.
Matt Patton, RTC contributor
Player of the Year is totally up in the air, but right now I like Jon Leuer from Wisconsin. Without him the Badgers are a low-end Big 10 team with a good point guard (think Penn State with Talor Battle). With him they're a sleeper contender and top 25 team. I think I'd give Coach of the Year to Mike Brey of Notre Dame with San Diego State's Steve Fisher coming in a close second. I think Brey has taken a team with very little buzz to a place not many people outside South Bend were expecting. He's done a terrific job getting the most out of his players so far, and after their win over Georgetown I think the Fighting Irish are for real. Freshman of the Year goes to Jared Sullinger. Kyrie Irving would have a shot if he wasn't hurt, but with him sidelined and Terrence Jones' recent struggles I think Sullinger is a no brainer. He makes Ohio State a truly elite team and is arguably the most polished interior force in college basketball.


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Apr 1, 2011
In the year through February 23, a total of 212 M&A deals worth $18.7 billion was reported, according to Dealogic.
The number of deals is
higher than the 206 deals done as of the same date in 2010, but
the value pales against last years $65.8 billion in
volume in the corresponding period, Dealogic data show.
The M&A wallet also
contracted, but not by as much. In the year to February 23,
banks made $61 million in fees, down from $103 million from
M&A in the corresponding period of 2010.
Leading this years
field, Ashmore Energy International (AEI) announced the sale of
10 operating companies to nine acquirers in a $4.8 billion
trade that represented 80% of its assets. Goldman Sachs and
Itaú had been advising the Houston-based energy company
on its asset divestiture, which included companies in Brazil,
Argentina, and Chile.
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He found the old South Memphis movie theater that became Stax Records. He recorded more than 100 hit records for numerous record labels in a 10-year period in a nondescript building at Danny Thomas Boulevard and Chelsea Avenue.
Chips Moman has died. Word of his death Monday at a hospice in Georgia came two years after Moman was honored for his contributions to Memphis music and the city's history.
Those contributions were substantial and for quite a while they were overlooked – even while he was running the definition of a hit factory at American Sound Studios, a non-descript recording studio on Danny Thomas Boulevard at Chelsea Avenue in North Memphis.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Gov. Bill Haslam is proposing to spend $8 million to keep the ABC television show "Nashville" in the Tennessee capital.
The Republican governor's spending plan also includes $4.5 million to subsidize the CMT network's "Million Dollar Quartet" miniseries in Memphis.
The last time Neil Young played Memphis, it was at the Mid-South Coliseum with a rockabilly band called the Shocking Pinks and Ronald Reagan was president.
Neil Young, Beck, Paul Simon, Train and Modest Mouse are among the headliners for the 2016 Beale Street Music Festival, April 29-May 1, in Tom Lee Park.
The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development has approved a grant of up to $4.3 million to support production of a TV series that will be shot in Memphis this spring.
The series will be an eight-episode, Memphis-themed scripted drama that Viacom's CMT network is adapting from the Tony Award-winning musical "Million Dollar Quartet."
His second day on the job, the new Memphis Police Director, Michael Rallings, met the Memphis City Council and discovered just what a huge issue police body cameras are – if he didn't know that already.His answers to some pointed questions about when police can turn off those cameras and why made this an uneven first encounter.Council members told him they got an earful from constituents over the weekend in the wake of the fatal police shooting of Johnathan Bratcher in South Memphis. And some of the reaction they got was to reports that a police dispatcher ordered police trying out the body cameras to turn them off as they arrived at the scene of the shooting.There are three cameras being tested. And one of the officers with them showed up after the shooting, according to police.Meanwhile, Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland still didn't have a timetable for the roll-out of the cameras but did offer some specifics including hiring by the MPD of 10 new personnel to deal with the handling of what the camera records.And Strickland's intention is to pay for it out of the existing MPD budget.
Viacom's CMT network will announce Wednesday that it's begun casting for an eight-episode, Memphis-themed scripted drama it's bringing to the small screen later this year.
The project is an adaption of the Tony Award-winning musical "Million Dollar Quartet," and the production will be based in Memphis, according to CMT.
FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) — The legacy of Sam Phillips is inextricably tied to Memphis, Tennessee, and his Sun Records and studio. But Phillips' Alabama hometown holds the key to understanding the man who gave the world rock 'n' roll.
Memphis Mayor-elect Jim Strickland announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, that he has named 26 people to eight committees that are the structure of his transition committee.
The transition committee members were chosen by Strickland along with the three co-chairs of the transition committee.
Memphis music heritage, and the remembrance of it, turned an important corner Saturday, Oct. 17, when Justin Timberlake walked on stage at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts.
Timberlake, 34, is the youngest inductee into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame.
Legendary entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis is scheduled to blow out the candles this weekend in honor of his 80th birthday at his namesake honky tonk on Beale Street.
It took a while – four years, in fact – for the Memphis Music Hall of Fame to finally get a space of its own. But it's preparing to celebrate that physical space at 126 Beale St., adjacent to the Hard Rock Café, with a grand opening ceremony Friday, Aug. 21.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – A diamond and gold pendant Elvis Presley gave Sammy Davis Jr. was among 160 authenticated artifacts sold Thursday evening during an auction at the King of Rock 'n' Roll's longtime Memphis, Tennessee, home.
Jeremy Chism has joined Capital Advisors/Bellwether Enterprise as vice president to open the company's Memphis commercial real estate loan production office. The firm provides financing solutions through a vast network of insurance companies, CMBS lenders and commercial lenders for commercial real estate.
1970: The "Shower of Stars" benefit for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is held at the Mid-South Coliseum with Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, and hospital founder Danny Thomas and his daughter, Marlo Thomas. A year later, the bill includes Sinatra, Hope, Sammy Davis Jr., Tennessee Ernie Ford and Vikki Carr.
Raising money for Le Bonheur Children's Hospital pretty much runs in Justin Jaggers' family.
His father, WREG News Channel 3 meteorologist Jim Jaggers, has the annual Go Jim Go cycling campaign to raise money for the hospital. And the younger Jaggers has for five years now spearheaded Musicians for Le Bonheur, an effort that has so far raised $10,000 partly from a CD sales effort.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – An acetate recording of the ballad "My Happiness," the first song Elvis Presley ever recorded, sold at auction Thursday night for $300,000.
An undisclosed Internet buyer placed the winning bid at Graceland, the museum and tourist attraction that was Presley's former home. The auction was held on what would have been the late singer's 80th birthday.
A Beale Street Tourism Development Authority with a nine-member appointed board would oversee the development and management of the entertainment district under the terms of a 13-page resolution that goes to the Memphis City Council this week for discussion.
Art for Life's Sake will present a holiday blues concert Friday, Dec. 5, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Jerry Lee Lewis' Cafe & Honky Tonk, 310 Beale St. The concert will include an array of blues music by famous local and international blues artists. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Visit artforlifessake.org.
The Broad Avenue Fall Art Walk will be held Friday, Nov. 7, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Broad Avenue Arts District. The event will include more than 100 artists exhibiting along Broad Avenue, live music and dance at the Water Tower Pavilion, food trucks and more. Admission is free. Visit broadavearts.com.
Cannon Wright Blount will present "Getting Started With QuickBooks: Learn from the Experts" Thursday, Nov. 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in its boardroom, 756 Ridge Lake Blvd., suite 100. Cost is $75. Register at cannonwrightblount.com/resources or call 685-7500.
The Booksellers at Laurelwood will host Ally Condie, author of "Atlantia," for a discussion and book signing Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the bookstore, 387 Perkins Road Extended. Visit thebooksellersatlaurelwood.com.
Memphis Reads, the citywide community reading program, will host Dinaw Mengestu, author of Memphis Reads selection "The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears" Tuesday, Nov. 4, for a reading at 5:30 p.m. at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Ave. Mengestu will also speak at 8 p.m. at the University Theater on the Christian Brothers University campus, 650 East Parkway S. Both events are free. Visit cbu.edu.
HERNANDO, Miss. (AP) – DeSoto County Supervisor Harvey Wayne Lee has died an all-terrain vehicle accident south of Hernando, Mississippi.
County Coroner Jeff Pounders said the accident occurred Tuesday night on a county road. Pounders said the 54-year-old Lee was transported the emergency room at Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto, where he died.
If you tuned into The Late Show with David Letterman Monday, Oct. 28, you saw Jerry Lee Lewis in a very unusual setting – not at the center of attention.
The Memphis Music Hall of Fame, administered by the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum, next month will induct its new batch of honorees, a collection of music legends that each in their way left big marks on the industry's landscape.
NASHVILLE (AP) – Gov. Bill Haslam has named Circuit Judge Timothy Lee Easter of Brentwood to fill a criminal appeals court vacancy created by the retirement of Jerry L. Smith.
The massive trees and the shade they make are the only thing left on the northwest corner of Danny Thomas Boulevard and Chelsea Avenue from the days when American Studios turned out 120 hit records from 1965 to 1972.
A nightclub developer known for projects in Hollywood and the recent Fly Lounge at FedExForum has plans for the old Club Crave property on the northeast corner of Fourth and Beale streets.
Steven Adelman reportedly has plans to lease the property and develop a nightclub Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. says would be called The Palace.
As Graceland marks the anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley in August, another important artist from Sun Records will be remembered in Dyess, Ark.
The opening of Johnny Cash's childhood home in Dyess as a museum is Aug. 16.
Some of the reticence about political combat that defines local nonpartisan judicial elections is beginning to wear thin with a little more than a month until the start of early voting for the Aug. 7 elections.
Memphis City Council member Lee Harris is challenging Democratic state Sen. Ophelia Ford in the August primary for District 29, the Senate seat held by a member of the Ford family since 1975.
The lineup for the three-day Memphis in May Beale Street Music Festival features a new night of late-night dance music from a stage in Tom Lee Park and a 69-act lineup in which Memphis artists are nearly a third of the diverse set of performers.
The bill for the three-day Memphis in May Beale Street Music this year features a new night of late night dance music from a stage in Tom Lee Park and a 69-act lineup in which Memphis artists are nearly a third of the diverse set of performers.
2012: The project to build a pedestrian and bicycle boardwalk on the Harahan rail bridge across the Mississippi River won a $15 million grant from the U.S Department of Transportation. The key to winning the TIGER grant – Transportation Investment Generation Economic Recovery – from the Obama administration was to combine the boardwalk with a separate application for funding to upgrade Main Street from Uptown to the South Main district including the Main Street Mall.
There were some signs early on that finding a restaurant operator for Beale Street Landing might be difficult.
The date for the restaurant to open kept getting pushed back and the contract remained unsigned long after it was announced that Beale & Second Inc. had tentatively agreed to operate the restaurant.
The Riverfront Development Corporation is looking for a new contractor to operate a restaurant in Beale Street Landing.
Paul Morris hesitated when he started organizing the project launch two weeks ago for the renovation and conversion of the old Chisca hotel into an apartment building.
Over the last four years, the next chapter in the development of Beale Street has been a stop-and-go affair. First would come announcements followed by silence from official channels.
Along with that silence, though, was quiet activity on the side, a movement that culminated with the March announcement of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr.'s strategic planning committee's report, "A Framework for Beale Street."
The newest addition to Beale Street is a Memphis music legend. Jerry Lee Lewis, the last living member of the Sun Records' "Million Dollar Quartet," is lending his name and personal items to a nightspot at 310 Beale St.
A contract killer for the Craig Petties drug organization who never carried out his job got a 12-year, five-month prison sentence Thursday, March 21, from U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee Judge Samuel "Hardy" Mays.
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The 37th edition of the Memphis In May International Festival's Beale Street Music Festival features a 68-act lineup from Alice in Chains to ZZ Top.
The lineup of musical performers playing over three days from May 3 to May 5 was formally announced Thursday, Feb. 28, although much of the lineup had already been confirmed.
Tarasha Payne has joined Fulton CPAs PLLC as a senior accountant in the areas of taxation, compilation and reviews, and client services. Payne has more than 15 years' experience in the field and is working toward CPA certification. The announcement comes on the heels of big changes at the accounting firm, including new ownership and a name change from Polsgrove & Fulton. (See The Daily News' Monday, Dec. 17, edition for more information.)
The Memphis hotel industry can thank at least 200,000 of its room nights last year to European visitors booked by tour operators.
European stays in Memphis averaged three nights, with each person spending more than $200 per day.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. joined with representatives from the Smithsonian-developed Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum Tuesday, Oct. 16, in announcing the launch of a Memphis Music Hall of Fame tribute to the city's musical legends.
Memphis Mayor AC Wharton joined with representatives from the Smithsonian-developed Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum Tuesday, Oct. 16, in announcing the launch of a Memphis Music Hall of Fame tribute to the city's musical legends.
Last week we highlighted Special Kids and Families, which is an early intervention agency serving children from birth to 3. Based on the fun and success we had earlier this year with our "What does Memphis mean to you" series of reader-response columns, let us expand on the recent Daily News cover story about our "Memphis Rocks" campaign by asking, "Why do you think Memphis Rocks?"
For years, business owners in a row of four Quonset huts on the north side of Chelsea Avenue near McLean Boulevard have become accustomed to visitors from across the country and around the world stopping by for a look.
MEMPHIS (AP) – When Graceland opened to the public 30 years ago this month, nobody knew if it would be a success. Nearly 18 million visitors later, the house where Elvis Presley once lived is a money-making business that's helped transform the city of Memphis into a top destination for music lovers.
Chris Isaak is returning to the roots of rock 'n' roll and doing it old-school: All in one take.
The U.S. soul singer headed back to the original Sun Studio in Memphis to record a collection that includes cover versions of hits by Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash. The album, "Beyond the Sun," was released last week and Isaak will soon embark on a string of U.S. concert dates.
A cross-section of native Memphians and Memphians by choice spent the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 9, exploring the stories that shaped the city during "Memphis 101," a free, public event held biannually at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library.
The leasehold on a former Downtown Memphis fire station with a checkered 25-year history and a strategic location – 200 Linden Ave. – is facing foreclosure again.
After the echoes of this weekend's Memphis in May Beale Street Music Festival fade away, the images of some of its top 2011 performers will remain in a Downtown gallery.
"Homage," a photographic exhibition by Leon Morris, reveals the passion of musicians like Betty Lavette, Jerry Lee Lewis and Magic Slim in the process of creating their art.
Already there is a German-American Day, a National Trivia Day, and the ever-popular Submarine Day.
But on Saturday, organizers of Record Store Day – a day to celebrate independent music stores and indie artists – hope to show the difference one day can make in a rapidly changing industry.
Music legend Fred Sanders spent most of his days playing guitar in Memphis' Handy Park.
As the house guitarist at the old Club Paradise, Sanders played alongside other Memphis music legends, including B.B. King, Bobby "Blue" Bland and Albert King. Sanders also played his music at Blues Alley on Front Street, leaving tourists in awe and was a particular favorite of traveling blues aficionados.
MEMPHIS (AP) – Memphis in May officials say John Mellencamp, Wilco, Cee Lo Green, Ke$ha, Stone Temple Pilots, B.o.B. and Godsmack are scheduled to perform at the three-day Beale Street Music Festival this spring.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Few memories haunt Republicans more deeply than the 1995-96 partial shutdown of the federal government, which helped President Bill Clinton reverse his falling fortunes and recast House Republicans as stubborn partisans, not savvy insurgents.
Tim Jones studied Memphis music at Indiana University.
"I had taken a lot of rock 'n' roll history classes at Indiana University and became obsessed with the early Sun recordings of Elvis, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis,
A lesson learned with laughter, it is said, is a lesson learned well.
In learning about comedy, Marlo Thomas had some of the best teachers in the world in her father Danny Thomas and the other legendary entertainers who were fixtures in the Thomas household, where they would swap stories and entertain each other.
Bridgette Askew has been named general manager of the FedExFamilyHouse at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Obama administration is pushing a pre-election shopping list on its Democratic allies in Congress as they prepare must-pass legislation to prevent a government shutdown next month.
The Universal Cheerleaders Association and Universal Dance Association, which are both based in Memphis, raised $50,000 for the 2010 Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon.
A 52-year-old tape recorder described by some as the Holy Grail of the music industry has been discovered in the storage room of the owner of a used bus dealership in Marion, Ark.
But this isn't just any bus dealership owner. Bob Tucker, owner of Bob Tucker Motors on Interstate 55, is a music industry veteran and one-time leader of the Memphis band that toured with the Beatles in 1964.
The owners of the Memphis recording studio where Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis held a jam session in 1956 are all shook up over souvenirs of a Broadway musical dramatizing the event.
The Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South has elected officers and new directors for 2010.
Pierre T. Landaiche III of SMG Management and the Memphis Cook Convention Center has been re-elected chairman of the board.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Thursday passed a huge spending measure combining major spending boosts for domestic agencies and foreign aid with more than 5,000 back-home projects sought by lawmakers.
Don Pounds, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp., has been elected to serve on the board of Novation LLC, the health care supply contracting company for VHA, University HealthSystem Consortium and Provista LLC.Since coming to Baptist in 1987, Pounds has served in a variety of roles, starting as chief financial officer at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County.
Smith & Nephew Inc. has agreed to pay up to $3.5 million plus legal costs to settle a lawsuit filed in 2006 over allegations of racial discrimination in hiring, paying and promoting at its Memphis operation.
The Associated Press moved two corrections on stories posted to the Web by The Daily News.
In an April 27 story about legislation to ban reading or sending text messages while driving, The Associated Press, relying on information from the bill sponsor, reported erroneously the status of the measure. The bill has been returned to the Senate to work out minor differences with the House version, not forwarded to the governor for his consideration.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Great Balls of Fire! The Tennessee Legislature is set to honor Jerry Lee Lewis.
The piano-pounding Rock 'N Roller known as The Killer was scheduled to appear in the Tennessee House on Monday, where lawmakers were scheduled to vote on naming a section of Getwell Road in Memphis in his honor.
Charles L. Treadway has joined Thomas & Betts Corporation in the newly created position of senior vice president, group president – electrical. Treadway will provide strategic and operational leadership to the company's electrical products businesses on a global basis. The electrical segment of Thomas & Betts has approximately 60 manufacturing and distribution facilities in 11 countries and employs approximately 8,000 associates worldwide. The electrical segment reported $2.1 billion in revenues in 2008. Treadway previously served as president and chief executive officer for the Custom Sensors and Technology unit of Schneider Electric.
NEW YORK (AP) - A group that owns Bank of America stock is waging a battle to get shareholders to vote against re-electing CEO Ken Lewis and two others to the bank's board of directors.
Justin Avent has joined Smith Seckman Reid Inc. as a civil engineer for its environmental group.
Linda Martin has joined UT Medical Group Inc. as vice president of corporate compliance.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The House on Wednesday took up a $630 billion-plus spending bill awarding the Pentagon a record budget while giving generous help to U.S. automakers and victims of hurricanes and floods.
The soaring price of fuel and other strains on the U.S. economy have caused Americans to cut back sharply on driving, which jeopardizes the federal fund for building and repairing the country's highways.
Both sides in a legal dispute between Sun Studio in Memphis and the companion Sun record label in Nashville have shaken hands and agreed to set aside their differences.
Representatives of each entity shared a handshake and had what was described as a friendly conversation about their joint future at a meeting in Nashville a few days ago, and a settlement agreement also has been signed. That recent encounter comes more than a year after both the Memphis studio and Nashville record label filed lawsuits against each other in what had become a contentious rift between the two companies.
Michael White has joined Junior Achievement of Memphis and the Mid-South as Exchange City manager.
Previously, White has served in various youth development positions in the community including as a YMCA youth counselor and director of the Stax Music Academy Summer Camp. He earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Memphis.
Four days in Memphis was not long enough for British newspaper reporter Adam Gretton, who toured the Bluff City last fall as part of a quartet of journalists in town from the United Kingdom.
They were flown to town by the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) and whisked to a variety of landmarks on their whirlwind four-day tour. They scarfed down lunch at The Arcade Restaurant. The scribes were given a 90-minute walkthrough at Ardent Studios on Madison Avenue.
New Olivet Baptist Church's BAMM (Bust-a-Move-Monday), which spotlights one black-owned business a month to encourage community support, is promoting a business of a different kind.
June's top pick, LeMoyne-Owen College, is in the business of educating future community leaders in Memphis, said BAMM public relations volunteer Marilyn Johnson. Chosen businesses usually are promoted through radio and television spots, eBlasts and word of mouth.
Greg Bethel has been named vice president of the board of directors of the Commission on Missing & Exploited Children (COMEC). Bethel is the director of human resources for the Jackson-Madison County School System in Jackson, Tenn. He's been on the board of directors for two years.
April 17
The University of Memphis hosts a lecture and panel discussion on death and dying issues at 7 p.m. in the Michael D. Rose Theatre and Lecture Hall on the U of M campus. Guest speaker Dr. Larry Churchill presents "It's Your Right to Live or Die - Or Is It?" Visit www.memphis.edu for more information.
Once the entertainment epicenter of Memphis, Overton Square is using several new developments to further its increasing upswing. The latest involves restaurateur Earl Farrell trying to inject some new energy into an old hotspot.
Shelby Singleton has been talking to a colorful cast of characters about selling the Sun Records label he bought in 1969.
Singleton is chairman of Sun Entertainment Holding Corp., the Nashville company that owns the Sun logo and master recordings of such musicians as Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins. He was a record producer himself before buying the Memphis label and its catalog from Sam Phillips.
Cheryl D. Fleming of Crye-Leike, Realtors, was named 2005 Woman of the Year by the local chapter of the American Business Women's Association. Fleming currently serves as president of the association.
The Memphis Estate Planning Council announced the following officers for 2005-2006: David B. Jones, president; Frank E. Davis, vice president; Jeffrey E. Thompson, secretary; James L. Ferguson Jr., treasurer; and Mike Wood, immediate past president. Other executive committee members are Kermit B. Kaiser, Leanne W. McCullough, Samuel N. Graham and Teresa R. Hurst.
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Abalone Culture in British Columbia
Market demand and price for abalone has been so high that most capture fisheries around the world are in serious decline and many countries, including Canada, have imposed either severe harvest restrictions or an outright ban on capture of wild stock. Australia remains the only country in the world with a significant abalone fishery. There is, therefore, a significant effort underway worldwide to establish aquaculture industries. South Africa is now the world's biggest producer of cultured abalone, followed by Taiwan, Chile, Iceland and Mexico. The United States, mainly California, and Australia, also produce cultured abalone. Canada has not yet produced any cultured abalone for market. Japan and China are the largest consumer nations of abalone and in both countries abalone aquaculture and enhancement have been the focus of a great deal of research and development work. In British Columbia there has been a long term interest in moving forward to develop abalone aquaculture. A pioneering effort was undertaken near Sooke on southern Vancouver Island in the late 1980's. A small facility was constructed and some success at spawning and juvenile rearing was achieved. More recently there has been a renewed effort at developing hatchery and culture techniques in BC. Since 1999, a small number of fledgling enterprises have been launched. All of these projects are restricted by regulations regarding access to broodstock animals and none have yet produced marketable abalone.
Market and Products
Abalone is a luxury product. Market and price are sensitive to economic performance. However, the inability of supply to exceed demand has resulted in generally high prices for abalone products. The Asian markets of Japan and Hong Kong are the largest and most significant destination for abalone and abalone products. In Japan, the highest quality live abalone (Ezo Awabi) are sold for sashimi or sushi and command a high price. Only certain species, including H. kamtschatkana, qualify for this market. Product quality must meet high and exacting standards for this market.Canned abalone is also valuable and finds a market primarily in China / Hong Kong and Taiwan. There is a small live market in North America and Europe, but most of the abalone in these markets is sold as fresh or frozen fillets.
The species of abalone common to the british Columbia coast is the Pinto or Northern Abalone, Haliotis kamtschatkana.
All commercially valuable species worldwide belong to the genus Haliotis. Abalone are gastropods with a single shell. In their natural habitat, abalone prefer rocky substrate where they can protect themselves from predators by attaching firmly to the rock. The main predators of the abalone are the sea otters, (Enhydra lutis) and various sea stars. Pinto abalone have the typical series of perforations, or foramina, in the shell. Water can flow in through these holes and and wastes carried out through them. Abalone are nocturnal, moving and feeding mainly at night. Younger animals feed on corraline algae and they will shift their diet to various species of macroalgae. They will usually trap fragments of kelp under the shell and graze on them under its protection. This characteristic and the manner in which they feed present a significant challenge to successful containment rearing of abalone. Availability of the appropriate species in sufficient quanitites, or the development of adequate and cost-effective feeds, will be a primary condition for the development of an aquaculture industry for abalone.
H. kamtschatkana is biologically very similar to the Japanese ezo abalone H. discus hannai. It is likely that much of the research and developmnent that has been carried out on the latter will be transferrable to the former.
Planning for Production
Rearing abalone from seed to market size can take three or more years. The development of culture techniques for H. kamtschatkana will have to overcome a significant biological barrier: the slow rate of growth of this species. For the live market the target size is 9cm (3.5 inches) shell length and approximately 100g live weight, including the shell. For other products, the abalone can be somewhat smaller starting at about 75g live whole weight.
The production cycle consists of a hatchery phase(spawning and larval stages), juvenile phase and growout phase. Where abalone are already cultured, they are usually reared in land-based tank systems necessitating high capital investment in sea water pumping systems and infrastructure. Feed, usually kelp, must also be supplied to abalone stock in such production systems. Suspended systems in sea water have also been investigated and attempted with some degree of success. Various types of containment have been implemented including plastic barrels as well as mesh pouches. Rigid plastic mesh cages suspended from rafts have also been used successfully in California. However, feeding the stock is still a requirement for these systems and an efficient means of accessing the containers to insert feed is necessary.
The requirement for regular feeding and maintainance of the abalone stock will likely lead most abalone farms to adopt tanks or raceways as the primary culture system. The Malcolm Island operation, for example, is developing a land-based tank and raceway system modelled on techniques used in South Australia. Kelp, usually species of Macrocystis, Laminaria or Nereocystis will be harvested from the local area and fed to the abalone. However, due to the limited availability of kelp, there has been an increasing effort to produce a cost-effective manufactured feed.
Steps of Production: Hatchery and Seed
Selecting broodstock is the first step to hatchery production of seed. In abalone the sexes are separate and can be distinguished by the color of the gonad. Males will normally have white, cream, or yellowish gonads while the female gonad is typically dark green, but may be brown, gray or violet. Mature females will produce anywhere from several hundred thousand to a few million eggs. Males produce many millions of sperm. Conditioning of broodstock and induction of spawning are basic hatchery strategies for seed production. In British Columbia abalone broodstock must be selected from wild stocks in the region. The Malcolm Island Shellfish Co-op, for example, require about 100 animals taken from local populations to form the broodstock core of future seed production. Regulatory barriers have made access to broodstock a major problem for abalone culture in BC.
A viable abalone operation may require over one hundred broodstock animals. Since most of the animals can only be conditioned to spawn once per year and the survival rate of larvae very low, a continuous cycle of spawning requires a large pool of breeding adults. The adult animals are conditioned to spawn by one or a combination of the following methods: ultra-violet filtration of water, addition of hydrogen peroxide to the water, and gradual raising of water temperature followed by a sudden temperature drop. Males and females are spawned in separate containers, eggs are washed and sperm added. Fertilization is verified by observing egg cell cleavage. After 48 hours, the trocophore larvae emerge and 24 hours later develop into the veliger larval stage. The duration of the larval cycle is temperature dependent and may last up to two weeks. During this stage the larvae do not feed, although there is evidence that they may uptake amino acids and other dissolved organic matter directly from seawater. Special tanks are used to hold the larvae during this phase.
Under natural conditions, the abalone larvae seem to prefer initial settlement on corraline red algae before migrating to other surfaces. Researchers believe it is a specific amino acid which probably induces settlement. Mucus trails on such surfaces from mature abalone may also play a role in larval settlement. In the hatchery larvae are induced to settle with the use of an amino acid called GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) which is the compound produced naturally by the coralline algae. The larvae settle and metamorphose on flat or wavy PVC plates in tanks. The plates have been innoculated with a thin film of bacteria and benthic algae such as diatoms on which the juvenile animals can feed. Culturing the abalone through settlement and first feeding is a critical hatchery challenge.
Juvenile Rearing
The plates with the juvenile abalone are transferred to tanks where water flow and aeration ensure adequate replenishment of the algal film on the plates. The plates are inserted vertically in racks built into the tanks. This results in a large surface area for the juveniles on which they can move about and feed.
Abalone are normally nocturnal animals. They move and feed at night and seek out sheltered darkened areas during daylight hours. In a culture system, growers want to maximize the feeding opportunities for the animals and thus tanks are normally kept in darkened conditions with tank covers or by building structures to contain the tanks under controlled light conditions.
Maintaining stock at the appropriate densities is critical so that there is adequate feed on the plates for all the animals grazing on them. In one scenario at Malcolm Island, juvenile animals were set at 10 per plate with each juvenile rearing tank containing 120 plates. The tanks are connected in series of 5 tanks per series with inflow water at the rate of 30-50 Litres per minute entering the top tank. Each tank is equiped with an aeration grid at the bottom to facilitate removal of waste material from the tanks.
Feeding on the plates is continued until the juveniles measure 5-10mm in length. Depending on water temperature and feed system, juveniles will take about 10-12 months to reach this size. The point at which the young abalone are ready for transfer to the grow-out system is determined by the size of their mouth parts which enables them to begin feeding on macro-algae or feed pellets. In most culture systems the juvenile abalone will be placed in raceways or tanks containing a variety of surface area enhancements to provide more space and feeding surface. Adequate water flow in the tanks or raceways is essential.
Once juveniles are able to consume kelp or feed pellets they are moved to grow-out raceways. Normally the animals measure approximately 1 centimetre (shell length) at this stage. The juveniles are carefully scraped off of the plates and placed in the raceways. At the Malcolm Island operation, a new experimental shallow bi-directional raceway is being tested.
This type of raceway requires only minimal water depth (e.g. 2 cm), reducing water usage and enabling access to the stock for feeding and observation. In addition to the water sweep to remove wastes, the raceway must also be periodically emptied and brushed clean. The availability of low-cost effective feeds will be a key factor in successful abalone rearing operations. Commercially produced feeds have been devised in Australia and are available for purchase. However, with such high costs, work is underway to develop abalone diets locally. Abalone do feed naturally on kelp, so it may be used as a complement to prepared feeds. Kelp is added to some of the prepared feeds more as an attractant than a nutriotional requirement. The objective is to keep feed costs below 20% of the total cost of production.
Grow-out period will depend on temperature and diet. With enhanced temperature regime, the Malcolm Island operation has observed growth rates as high as 3mm per month. The average growth rate is around 2mm per month but there is a wide range of variation in growth rates. This may be due to genetic factors or strictly a result of competition between individuals. It may be neccessary to cull a portion of the most under-performing animals.
The Northern abalone are subject to a naturally occuring disease in which a pathogen infects mainly juvenile animals. The infection of the head and foot is caused by a parasite called Labyrinthuloides haliotidis. The larger the animal the more resistant they are such that animals 25mm in length did not get the disease even when the foot was innoculated by the pathogen. This disease wiped out the juvenile stock of the first cultured abalone operation in BC in 1986. Measures will need to be instituted to control this disease (Bower 1996). Close observation of stock will alert the grower to potential problems. A good test of the health of an abalone is to flip it on its shell and observe how long it takes to plant its foot and right itself.
Printed sources to consult about abalone:
- Viana, Maria Teresa. 2002. "Abalone aquaculture; an overview". World Aquaculture. Vol. 33, No. 1, March 2002, pp.34-39.
Web sites to consult:
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada:Species and Habitat of Shellfish.
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada:Diseases and Parasites of Shellfish
Thanks to Pelle Argerup (Malcolm Island Shellfish Co-op), Guy White (Bamfield Huu-ay-aht Abalone Project), and Island Scallops Ltd. for information and photos.


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For reasons not yet determined, an SUV drove into the front of the Hess gas station at 19th and Tilghman Streets in Allentown around 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
Allentown police report items on racks inside the store went flying when the car hit the building and some of them struck a clerk working there.
The clerk was evaluated at the scene, but did not have to be taken to a hospital.
The unidentified driver was not injured, according to police, and no passengers were in the SUV.
The accident remains under investigation and the store is closed until further notice.
City inspectors shut it down so they can check the condition of wiring in the wall.


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Stories for April 2010
Uruguay, Chile and Costa Rica Rated as Safest Countries in Latinamerica
For the second year in a row, Chile is the safest country of Latin America, a study carried out by FTI Consulting (International Forensic Technologies) showed. Chile shares this position with Uruguay and Costa Rica, as it has since 2009.
Uruguay's Fray Bentos Pulp Mill Boosts Profits of Finland's UPM
Finland's pulp and paper manufacturer UPM's (OMX: UPM1V) Fray Bentos unit in Uruguay proved overwhelmingly the most profitable, helping to boost an otherwise first quarter profit of the year which was described as "unsatisfactory" by CEO Jussi Pesonen.
Honduras President Invited to the EU/Latinamerica Summit in Madrid
Honduras President Porfirio Lobo confirmed he would be participating of the European Union-Latin America-Caribbean summit scheduled to take place in Madrid next May 18. Lobo said he was officially invited in March and that a couple of weeks ago Spanish Foreign Secretary Miguel Angel Moratinos rang on the phone to tell him "we will be waiting for you".
Out of Control Oil Spill Reaches Louisiana Coastline; BP Shares Plunge
Oil started washing ashore on the US Gulf Coast from a leaking offshore well, the US Coast Guard reported. Up to 5,000 barrels of oil a day are thought to be spilling into the water after last week's explosion on a BP-operated rig (NYSE:BP), which then sank.
Bolivian President Again Attacks "Hormone Loaded" Farmed Chickens
Bolivian president Evo Morales again referred to the harmful effects of consuming transgenic food, a week after he triggered an international outrage when he said that eating chicken, manipulated with hormones, caused "sexual deviations and boldness" in men.
"Momentum" for Tory Leader Cameron After Final Debate, According to BBC
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown made on Thursday a plea to voters not to risk change as he sought to salvage Labour's election campaign in the final TV debate before polling day.
Overwhelming Majority of Uruguayan Children access Internet Regularly
An overwhelming majority of Uruguayan children between the ages of 6 to 11 regularly use Internet according to a recent report from consultants Radar. The Seventh Profile on Uruguay's Internauts shows that 85% of children use the net which represents a 30% increase over 2008 when the rate was 55%.
Argentine Coast Guard Arrests Korean Jigger for Illegal Fishing
A Korean jigger was arrested this week in the South Atlantic by the Argentine Coast Guard allegedly for illegal fishing and a catch of 80 tons of squid was seized.
LAN Plans to Invest 2.83 Billion USD in 2010/2013 to Expand its Fleet
LAN (NYSE: LFL), Chile's dominant airline and flag carrier, announced Thursday it would invest 2.83 billion US dollars between 2010 and 2013 to expand its fleet. CEO Jorge Awad told a shareholder meeting the company would invest 500 million USD in 2010 and 1 billion USD in 2011 to purchase both short and long-haul aircraft.
Academic Analysis of the Gibraltar-Spain-UK Dialogue Process
The book "Gibraltar y el Foro tripartito de Diálogo" that was recently published by the University of Cádiz, was presented in Gibraltar earlier this week. Gibraltar's Minister for Culture coordinated the presentation at a press conference in the Mackintosh Hall.


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JESSICA HECHT KNOWS ALL ABOUT multiple personalities. Not only are her mother, stepfather, sister and stepsister all shrinks, but the actress plays two radically different roles on Friends and The Single Guy, back-to-back shows on NBC's Thursday night sitcom slam dunk. "Sometimes, it takes a minute to figure out who I am," says Hecht, 31. "I get a little schizo."
It's a good kind of schizo, though. On Friends, Hecht dispenses sharp one-liners as Susan—the caustic, newly-wedded lesbian partner of Carol (Jane Sibbett), the ex-wife of Ross (David Schwimmer). Then, on Single Guy, the rookie show NBC blessed with the plum post-Friends time slot, she exudes empathy as Janeane, a warmhearted, heterosexual newlywed. "The contrast is just amazing," says Single Guy costar Jonathan Silverman. "She goes from this tough antagonist on Friends to a loving, nurturing den mother on our show."
Keeping the two characters separate isn't always easy. During one recent week, Hecht raced in her '93 Honda Accord between the two shows, but found herself on the Friends set still in Janeane mode. "I was acting way too nice to Ross," she explains. Her lapse was understandable. She spends far more time as Janeane than Susan because her Friends role is an occasional one—she's committed to do six shows this season—while she's a regular on Single Guy. "With Friends' success, I've just been an observer, because my character's a bit of an outsider," she says. "With Single Guy, though, this is my new family."
Not that she needed one. Hecht, who grew up in Bloomfield, Conn., remains close to her mother, Lenore, 55, a psychotherapist, sister Elizabeth, 32, a psychiatrist, and father, Richard, 64, a physicist. Hecht's parents split when she was 12, and Lenore went on to wed Howard Iger, now 60, a psychiatrist with two children of his own: Russell, 23, an English teacher, and Andrea, 25, a social worker. "It's the family business," says Hecht, "but I knew I could never be in a room for hours without being able to express myself."
A brief adolescent rebellion (she admits to wearing "inappropriate amounts of makeup, hanging out with greasers," and, at 14, being a passenger in the car when a pal bashed the local mayor's mailbox) ended when Hecht enrolled in a summer drama program in Connecticut. "I came back wanting to be in Fame," she says. Instead, she settled for a lead role in her high school production of Damn Yankees, then majored in theater at New York University, graduating in 1987.
After college, she acted Off-Broadway and worked as a personal trainer at a posh Manhattan gym, toning up celebrity clients such as Ellen Barkin and Isabella Rossellini. In 1993, she moved to Los Angeles and played nanny to Cheers star George Wendt's three children. "She's incredible with kids, and with everyone else," says Wendt. "She's like Gandhi." The biggest perk to the nanny job? Wendt helped her get a tiny role in the pilot for last year's The George Wendt Show. Guest shots on Seinfeld and other series followed—and then steady gigs on Friends, and now Single Guy.
When not shuttling between the two shows, Hecht can be found cooking vegetarian specialties for her husband of seven months, director Adam Bernstein (Nickelodeon's The Adventures of Pete & Pete), in their airy, one-bedroom apartment in L.A.'s Los Feliz section. The two met in 1993 when a friend brought Bernstein to see Hecht shaking it as a stripper in an L.A. play. "My friend told me Adam really liked me," she says. "I was like, 'Well sure! I'm in pasties and a G-string.' "
Although he admits his wife is "easy on the eyes," Bernstein, 35, says it was her other virtues—"She's incredibly smart, funny, sensitive and affectionate"—that won him. "With her," he says, "I'm a happier guy. She leaves very little room for angst." And if that ever changes, she knows some good therapists.
JOHN GRIFFITHS in Los Angeles
Not Just Friends
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The Globalization of African-American Business and Consumer Culture
Call for Papers
Convener: Joshua Clark Davis (GHI)
German Historical Institute, Washington, D.C.
February 24-25, 2012
In recent decades, the historical topics of both the development of American consumer culture and the U.S.'s interactions with the wider world have gained substantial attention from scholars. In the process some historians have combined these approaches to produce the small but growing body of work on the globalization of U.S. business and consumer culture. Roughly coinciding with rise of the U.S.'s global military empire, the behemoths of American business such as Ford Motor Company, Coca-Cola, McDonald's and the United Fruit Company are said to have spread American consumer culture around the world in the twentieth century. To a large degree, the globalization of U.S. business and consumer culture has been understood as the campaign of white American businesspeople to shape the world's economies and market cultures into their own image. Yet this workshop will move beyond perspectives that explain the globalization of American consumer culture in such narrow terms.
Instead, this workshop will investigate the global impact of African-American businesses and consumer cultures. A range of the questions that this workshop seeks to address include but are not limited to the following. Simply put, how have African Americans exported their products, goods and culture beyond U.S. borders? How have African-American businesses and consumer cultures, when exported abroad, shaped global perceptions both of black Americans, and of the United States more generally? How have white American businesses marketed and repackaged African-American products for global audiences? Can African-American consumer cultures, when exported abroad, undermine, challenge and alter dominant conceptions of the American marketplace as the exclusive province of white elites? How did the civil rights and black power movements shape global markets for African American businesses and products?
Just as important, how have African-American consumers participated in the global economy? What impact have non-American business and products had on African-American consumer culture? How have immigrant businesses, especially from Asia, the Caribbean and Africa, shaped black American consumer culture? How have African Americans participated in the global tourist trade, not only as travelers, but also as hosts, as seen in the rise of international civil rights and music tourism in the U.S.? In what ways have international businesses reinterpreted black consumer cultures for their own purposes, sometimes even importing those adaptations back into the United States?
In addition, this workshop will investigate the globalization of African American popular and youth cultures, not simply as entertainment that spreads through electronic media, but as commodities that are bought and sold in the world marketplace. To mention just one example, the famed record label Motown Industries, once the largest black business in America, earned about 40 percent of its revenues outside the U.S. by the 1970s. How have black businesses, as well as white companies, sold black cultural products like music film, and literature around the world? How do the trades in rhythm and blues or hip hop—musical cultures that have often but not always challenged dominant American hierarchies of race, class and political authority—exert a profound effect on global perceptions of the United States?
In the process of addressing these and other questions, this workshop hopes to attract a broad range of scholars who wish to contribute to the ongoing historical discourse on the global dimensions of the African American experience.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to
* The marketing and selling of African-American culture (e.g. music, film, literature) around the globe
* African-American consumers and the global economy (e.g. import products)
*African-American businesses and businesspeople around the world
*Non-American cultural products (e.g. music, film, literature) and African-American consumers
*African-American international tourists and international tourists visiting African-American sites
*African-American consumers and immigrant businesses
*The international trade in the black freedom struggle's legacy (e.g. The Black Power Mixtape)


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This is part two of what I am calling "operation front porch." Part one was the new wire basket mailbox. And part three will be replacing the front porch light (but who knows when that will happen).
I have been wanting to paint the front door ever since we moved in. In my opinion, it was just a little blah:
Dark and dreary.
I knew I wanted to paint it a bright color so I finally decided to go with Sherwin Williams Mariner.
I took inspiration from this bird house and also from the pillow that is sitting in the swing on the front porch.
Wow! what a difference a few coats of paint makes!
I think our house definitely looks more cheerful and inviting now! Painting your front door can really change the mood of your whole house and since you only need to buy a quart of paint it isn't a big investment.
Is your front door a bright color? If not, what color would you paint it?


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