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Tel: (513)754-1234
Grades: PK-12 | 207 students
School is also a social event. Older students serve as mentors and role models as they interact with the younger students in programs like Reading Buddies.
Music is important at Liberty. Chorus, band and private lessons stretch their abilities. Yearly Christmas Programs, Spring Musicals and Recitals as well as chapel worship music and talent shows provide opportunity for students to demonstrate their skills and enthusiasm.
The mission of Liberty Bible Academy Preschool is to provide an academically challenging and developmentally appropriate educational program for young children in a safe, loving, and Christ-centered environment. Children will learn to love God, love others, and love learning. The teachers at LBA Preschool desire to meet each child at their individual point of need in all areas of development.
Nestled on a park-like 12 acre campus, LBA students thrive and form friendships that empower them socially. The entire family joins for several events throughout the year to simply get together for fun and fellowship.
For more than three decades, Liberty Bible Academy has been at the forefront of Christian education in Cincinnati, providing a top-notch program to local families and developing leaders for Christ.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten-12
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Most mild learning and language-based disabilities
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|207 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 22%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|20 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|15 students
|Classroom Dress Code
(khaki pants/skirt and button up logo shirt. Vest/Cardigan optional.)
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|morning and after-school care are optional and influence total tuition
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Charlotte Smith
|Total Sports Offered
|2 sports
|Basketball, CheeringBasketball, Cheering,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|13 extracurriculars
|Band, Basketball Club, Bricks 4 Kidz, Chess Club, Choir, Drama Enrichment Club, Happy Feet Soccer, Private Piano, Runners Club, TaeKwonDo, Tennis Club, Webby Dance, Young Rembrandts Drawing Class Band, Bricks 4 Kidz, Chess Club, Choir, Private Piano, Runners Club, TaeKwonDo, Tennis Club, Webby Dance, Basketball Club,
Drama Enrichment Club,
Happy Feet Soccer,
Young Rembrandts Drawing Class,
School Notes
- Prek to Grade 12
- Students score on average top 10-15% nationally or 2 to 3 grade levels above national norms
- Small class sizes give individualized attention
- Accelerated Math and Reading programs
- Full- and Half-day preschool (3s and 4s)
- Full-Day Kindergarten
- Chartered by Ohio Department of Education
- Bible-based curricula
- Bus service from Kings, Lakota, & Mason
- Fully degreed, licensed, dedicated, and spiritually-minded teachers
- Beautiful 12 acre, park-like campus
- Scholarships/Financial Aid available
- Before and After school daycare available
- Summer Camp
- Hot Lunch Program
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'Thursday Night Football,' schedule and results: Rams host Cardinals in NFC West clash
The Cardinals are trying to hold on to the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they'll need to take down a red-hot Rams team in St. Louis Thursday night. Kickoff is set for 8:25 p.m. ET on NFL Network.
The Arizona Cardinals (10-3) remain in position for the NFC's No. 1 seed after another narrow victory last Sunday, but they will be challenged to keep hold of that top spot when they face a huge road test against the St. Louis Rams (6-7) on Thursday Night Football.
The NFC West rivals last met in Week 10, a 31-14 win for Arizona. However, the two teams have been on different paths since. The Cardinals have struggled on offense after Carson Palmer was lost for the season with an ACL tear, while the Rams have played with renewed energy on defense, surrendering just 34 points in the last four weeks.
The Cardinals have already secured consecutive 10-win seasons for the first time since a three-year run from 1974-76, yet they have no time to celebrate with the Seattle Seahawks breathing down their neck for the division lead. A win in St. Louis would not only match the franchise record for victories in a season (done in 1925, 1948 and 1975), but also could clinch a playoff berth if they get some help from other NFC teams. With a rematch against the Seahawks looming in Week 16, the Cardinals cannot afford to look past a very dangerous Rams team if they want to stay in control of the conference's top seed and atop the NFC West.
St. Louis is one of the league's hottest teams and perhaps the only sub-.500 team in the NFL that no one wants to play right now. The Rams are coming off back-to-back shutouts of Washington and the Oakland Raiders and have scored 83 unanswered points in the last three weeks, the longest such streak by any team since the '92 Buffalo Bills. At 6-7 they are still mathematically alive for the postseason, but in reality are probably looking forward to playing the role of spoiler and trying to clinch their first winning season since 2003.
The Rams were 3-6 at the beginning of November and seemed destined for another last-place finish in the NFC West. Since then, they have rebounded to win three of their last four games. The key to their turnaround has been an overpowering defense that has allowed an NFL-best 8.5 points per game during the last month. St. Louis has been so dominant on that side of the ball that three of its last four opponents have not run a single play in the red zone.
The dramatic improvement in the Rams' pass rush production since mid-October has been a huge catalyst for the team during its late-season renaissance. After setting an NFL record for futility with just one sack through their first five games, they have recorded a league-high 34 sacks since then. The Rams' aggressiveness on defense over the past month has also fueled their recent win streak. St. Louis has already forced more turnovers (12) in its last four games than it did in its first nine games (11). If the Rams can win the turnover battle, they'll have a great chance to pull off the upset against the Cardinals.
Arizona has another big challenge other than facing a surging team on the road — the Cardinals also have to overcome their poor history of playing on a short week. They are 0-4 in primetime on Thursdays, the worst record of any franchise and the only team in the league that has yet to win a Thursday night game. In fact, the last time the Cardinals won a game on a Thursday, regardless of the time of day, was a 28-14 win over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day in 1948.
The Cardinals may have the best record in the NFC, but they're hardly considered an elite team according to most power ranking lists around the Internet. Their 10-3 record has been buoyed by several close wins. They've outscored their opponents by a mere 37 points, the 15th-best point differential in the league and just behind the 7-6 Bills (+40). However, the Cardinals have been perhaps the most resilient team in the NFL this season. They have trailed at some point in the game in eight of their 10 wins, giving them the most comeback victories in the league.
Who to watch
Aaron Donald – The Rams' first-round pick is making a case for Defensive Rookie of the Year despite not even entering the starting lineup until Week 6. The defensive tackle out of Pittsburgh has at least one sack in each of his last four games and leads all rookies with seven on the season. He is the top-rated defensive tackle according to Pro Football Focus, and ranks fifth in total pressures (34) at his position.
Kerwynn Williams - The second-year running back did not have a single NFL rushing attempt in his career before exploding for 100 yards on 19 carries last Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. The seventh-round draft choice in 2013 wasn't even on the active roster until Friday afternoon, yet he came out of nowhere to provide a much-needed spark to a struggling Cardinals rushing attack that had averaged 43 yards in its previous four games.
The Venue
The Edward Jones Dome has been home to the Rams since the franchise relocated to St. Louis in 1995. Originally named the Trans World Dome, the arena most recently underwent upgrades in 2009, including adding high-definition video boards to the end zones. As part of the America's Center convention complex, Edward Jones Dome hosts other events besides football, such as concerts and conventions. The dome's capacity for football games is 66,000, but it hosted more than 100,000 people in 1999 when Pope John Paul II held mass at the venue, which was the largest indoor gathering to ever take place in the U.S.
How to Watch
Where: Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis
When: 8:25 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network
Announcers: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, Tracy Wolfson
Radio: Cardinals Radio Network, Rams Radio Network
Online streaming: Verizon NFL Mobile | NFL.com
St. Louis is favored by 4.5 points at home over Arizona, with an over/under of 40.5, per OddsShark.
Preliminary judgment
Most of the experts are picking the Rams to win at home against the Cardinals. Six of the eight guys on our panel at SB Nation have St. Louis, and six of the eight at CBS Sports are also going with the Rams.
Further Reading
For more on the Cardinals, check out Revenge of the Birds.
To keep up on the Rams, head over to Turf Show Times.


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Dr. Robert (Bobby) D. Braun, an American aerospace engineer, is the David and Andrew Lewis Professor of Space Technology at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Braun received his B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Pennsylvania State University in 1987, his M.S. in Astronautics from George Washington University in 1989, and his Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics in 1996 from Stanford University and worked on a variety of advanced planetary exploration concepts at the NASA Langley Research Center from 1987-2003. He worked on the Mars Pathfinder mission from 1992–1997.[1]
In February 2010, Braun was named by NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden, Jr. as the Agency's Chief Technologist.[2][3] In this capacity, he created and staffed the NASA Office of the Chief Technologist, formulated the NASA Space Technology program and advocated for the budget necessary to advance cutting-edge technology applicable to NASA's future missions. Braun announced his resignation as NASA's Chief Technologist on September 6, 2011 [4] and left the Agency on September 30, 2011. He is now a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Honors and distinctions[edit]
- AIAA Lawrence Sperry Award, 1999[5]
- National Air and Space Museum Trophy, 1998, presented to the Mars Pathfinder team[6]
- NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal, 2004[7] and 1996[8]
- NASA Group Achievement Award (7 times)[9]
Selected publications[edit]
- Braun, R.D.; and Manning, R.M.; "Mars Entry, Descent and Landing Challenges," Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 310–323, Mar-Apr, 2007.
- Dubos, G.F.; Saleh, J.H.; and Braun. R.D.: "Technology Readiness Level, Schedule Risk, and Slippage in Spacecraft Design." Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 45, No. 4, pp. 836–842, July-Aug, 2008.
- Clark, I.M.; Hutchings, A.L.; Tanner, C.L.; and Braun, R.D.: "Supersonic Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerators for Use on Future Robotic Missions to Mars." Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 340–352, Mar-Apr, 2009.
- Korzun, A.M.; Braun, R.D.; and Cruz, J.R.; "A Survey of Supersonic Retropropulsion Technology for Mars Entry, Descent and Landing," Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 46, No. 5, pp. 929–937, Sept-Oct, 2009.
- Theisinger, J.E.; and Braun, R.D.; "Multi-Objective Hypersonic Entry Aeroshell Shape Optimization," Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 46, No. 5, pp. 957–966, Sept-Oct, 2009.
- ^ Schleck, Dave (5 July 1997). "Langley Engineers Celebrate Success". Daily Press (Virginia).
- ^ Chang, Kenneth (3 February 2010). "House Panel Sees Pros and Cons in NASA Plan". The New York Times. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
- ^ NASA news release regarding appointment
- ^ Leone, Dan (6 September 2011). "NASA Chief Technologist To Quit".
- ^ "L. Sperry Award Recipient - 1999". American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
- ^ "Trophies and Awards at the National Air and Space Museum". National Air and Space Museum. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
- ^ "Langley's Olympians". LARC. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
- ^ "A New Era of Planetary Exploration". LARC. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
- ^ "Robert D. Braun, NASA Chief Technologist". NASA. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
External links[edit]
- Bobby Braun on Twitter
- Next Step Mars?, interview and research results published in Astronomy magazine, August 2009.


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At North Central, your family is our family.
We know that parents play a key role in a student's success, from the very first campus visit to the celebration at Commencement. We want you to be fully equipped to support your student on his or her college journey—and to enjoy the journey yourself!
We've provided resources to help you navigate the academic, financial and health aspects of college, along with information on staying connected, visiting campus and supporting your student through the transition process. We hope to see you on campus for Homecoming and Family Weekend in the fall and at many of our athletic and fine arts events through the year.
Welcome to the family!
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Hey everyone. I was thinking of for my LO's cake smash doing a white cake with blue icing. And having a white backdrop. Well my mom said not to do blue icing because it can stain their skin. Am I stuck with doing regular white icing? Should I switch to a blue background and do a white cake? What are your thoughts and experiences?
Cake Smash... blue icing?
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I did my DS's pictures with a white and blue icing. I forget if it really stained his skin, but if anything it was light and was gone after a day or so. If you want to do the pictures that way, I say go ahead. It won't be on him long since you'll probably give him a bath right after anyway.
I used blue food coloring in a cake I make for a smash cake and it didn't stain the baby at all. I just used regular food coloring NOT the icing coloring that will stain.
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"I shouldn't of came here, I'm allergic to waffles.."
You could always do blue marshmallow fondant to cover the cake if you're worried. I made a blue frosted cake for ds on his birthday with food coloring (not for a smash cake) and it didn't seem to stain his skin at all.
I was hoping to do a matching cake at the party but I don't think that would be too smart if I do use the icing color. I want to make it match the theme which is winter one-derland. So I was thinking white cake, blue icing and these little snowflakes spinkles that I found. Then put his name on it which white icing.
loving wife to my Navy vet Ben, SAHM to my funny man Mason and the happiest baby Larkin!
We did Winter ONE-derland to a couple of weeks ago. Gabe's smash cake was chocolate and lighr blue frosting and didn't stain him. However if you use the Wilton Cake Spray in Blue (I did for adult cake) it will stain but does come off as soon as you shower.
Proud USAF Wife to Nathan/SAHM to Gabriel 12-17-08
Thanks for the tip Rachel. I was thinking of just using food coloring to make the icing. Unless they sell something that is blue that won't stain (or stain less). I will probably stick with the blue for the cake smash and see how it goes then either do the same for the party or do the opposite. I'm more worried about doing a matching cake for the party about staining then.
loving wife to my Navy vet Ben, SAHM to my funny man Mason and the happiest baby Larkin!
My ODS's cake for his first was orange and blue and it didn't stain.. though he's always been a bit compulsive about messes! I used baby wipes to get it off of his fingers and did a bath later, but there wasn't any blue after the wipes. I think it would be an adorable contrast!
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Thanks Christy!!! For those of you who did the blue, did you just use the blue food coloring to buy blue icing? I am planning on making it. If food coloring how much? Sorry never used food coloring to change the coloring before lol. Normally just do white icing lol.
loving wife to my Navy vet Ben, SAHM to my funny man Mason and the happiest baby Larkin!
Just use a few drops of food coloring until it is the right blue. If you want it light blue then just a couple, but if you want stunning blue then it will take a bit more.
Good luck!
And to add we also used blue icing and there was no staining.
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Food coloring won't stain skin, if it leaves some smudges a warm washcloth will take it right off.
You can buy the little coloring box right at the grocery store (usually with the baking/spices) for pretty cheap. They offer different ones like "neon colors" or "regular" then just start with 1-2 drops because you will be surprised to see how far just a few drops goes.


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Waiting for perfection, and who is the first baseman du jour?
Some thoughts generated while watching the Braves try to sweep the sleeping Phillies -- a team that looks like it's waiting for the next Roy Halladay perfect game for its wakeup call:
-- In an attempt to snap out of the offensive doldrums, the Phillies have outfitted a bearded, chubby batting practice pitcher as their batboy. Charlie Manuel should've batted him seventh. Come to think of it, can he play first?
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-- The Arizona Diamondbacks' Adam LaRoche to the Angels? Well, his dad Dave pitched for them, and they have a need at first base, so why not? Ben Nicholson-Smith of mlbtraderumors.com assesses the lefty slugger's trade value and availability. Adam LaRoche is a second-half player, so I wouldn't mind seeing this if the cost in prospects was not too steep. Darren Oliver following father Bob to the Angels worked pretty well.
Here's one thought: The D-backs are scrambling for every pitcher they can find (Dontrelle Willis, Saul Rivera, Luis Ayala), so maybe they'd try Scot Shields and Brian Stokes. Nah, probably not.
-- Speaking of the Angels first-base situation, as we have relentlessly since Kendry Morales' fateful One Giant Leap for the Disabled List, will they have their first repeat replacement today? Mike Napoli, Mike Ryan and Robb Quinlan have auditioned so far, with Bobby Wilson, Howie Kendrick and Juan Rivera yet to be seen wearing the big trapper glove.
I'll spare you another poll, but you might nominate your 1B candidate in comments before Bill Plunkett posts the lineups. There's no clue from the career matchups against the Royals' Kyle Davies.
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- Ocean Infused Skin Care
- Ultra Rich & Reparative
- For Dry Skin
- Paraben and Alcohol Free
- Orange Scented (Essential Oil of Orange)
- Certified Gluten and Cruelty Free
Witness a visual transformation after seconds of applying this buttery, ultra-rich cream. Tamanu oil repairs and regenerates lifeless skin cells and brings them back to life. The Sea provides activating and nourishing fermented kelp and brown algae that fuel the skin with nutrients, intensifying hydration and illumination.
Fermenting the kelp is key to unlocking its rich bio-active compounds and increasing its potency by enhancing the bio-availability of the kelp.
Suggested Use
For best results, after cleansing with Avocado Kelp Facial Cleanser, use Naked Serum around the eyes and finish by applying Lamina Night Cream around your face to witness a moisturizing transformation.
Other Ingredients
Serum lamina lactobacillus/kelp ferment filtrate fucus cerratus (brown algae), water, caprylic/capric triglycerides, calophyllm tacamahaca seed (tamanu) oil, emulsifying wax, cetearyl olivate, sorbitan olivate, citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) seed oil, leuconostoc/radish root ferment filtrate, lactobacillus/nereocystis luetkeana ferment filtrate (sea kelp), xanthan gum, potassium sorbate, sodium dehydoacetate, citric acid, sodium copper chlorophyllin.


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4 servings
Total time: 29 Minutes
Recipe Time
Total: 29 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Calories 170
Fat 3.4 g
Satfat 0.5 g
Monofat 1.8 g
Polyfat 0.6 g
Protein 10.8 g
Carbohydrate 24 g
Fiber 4.9 g
Cholesterol 20 mg
Iron 3 mg
Sodium 406 mg
Calcium 84 mg
1 1/2 teaspoons olive oil
1 garlic clove, minced
1/4 cup finely chopped onion
2 tablespoons finely chopped celery
1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper
2 tablespoons dry white wine
1/2 (14.5-ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained
1/3 cup fat-free, lower-sodium chicken broth
2 tablespoons clam juice
1 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh parsley
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
Dash of salt
Dash of black pepper
1/2 (15.5-ounce) can cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
12 littleneck clams
4 (1/2-inch-thick) slices whole-wheat French bread baguette (about 4 ounces), toasted
1. Heat the oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add garlic; sauté 1 minute, stirring frequently. Add onion and celery; sauté for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Add red pepper; cook 1 minute. Stir in wine; cook 1 minute. Stir in tomatoes; bring to a simmer. Cook 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Add broth and next 6 ingredients (through beans); bring to a boil. Cover and reduce heat; simmer 2 minutes. Add clams to pan. Cover and cook over medium-high heat 5 minutes or until clams open; discard unopened shells. Ladle 2/3 cup soup into 4 bowls; top each with 3 clams. Serve with toast.
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David was born in 1950 and qualified as a solicitor in 1972. He has been in general practice at 109 Ranelagh, Dublin 6 ever since. David provides a comprehensive service in all branches of the civil law for the personal as well as the commercial client. In 1979 he was appointed a Notary Public and shortly afterwards he was elected to the Governing Council of the Faculty of Notaries Public in Ireland, whom he has continuously served ever since. In 2009 he was appointed Registrar of the Faculty, and he is currently the C.E.O. of that organisation. In 2010 he performed Irelands first ever eNotarial act and is to the forefront in the promotion of eNotarial advancement in Ireland. David is regarded as having both great expertise in and a wide experience of Notarial practice.
David is married with four children, and lives near his office in Ranelagh.
For many years David played regular tennis in Rathgar Tennis Club, enjoys cycle touring with the WW Cycling Club, and hillwalks regularly, but his abiding passion is sea kayaking. When younger he was a competent climber and has many first ascents of Irish rock routes to his credit, besides at least nine first ascents of Arctic peaks in Greenland, as well as in Spitzbergen in the Svalbard group. He is the author of Oileáin, the definitive work on Irish islands www.oileain.org first published by Pesda Press in June 2004. The publication of "Oileáin a Dó" was launched in Dublin on 7th March 2014 under ISBN 978-1-906095-37-6.
Aras an Uachtaran and Buckingham Palace jointly announced on 10th April 2014 that President Michael D. Higgins presented a signed copy of "Oileáin a Dó" to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on behalf of the Irish people during a state visit to London.
On 27th June 2014 (in scarlet robe on left in photograph) David was awarded the Diploma in Notarial Law and Practice Dip.Not.L. by the Dean of the Faculty Jim Sexton in the presence of the Chief Justice Susan Denham.
His sporting ambitions for 2015 focussed on participation in a sea kayaking expedition to far northwest Greenland (Upernavik Isfjord and beyond, for the knowledgeable), centred on a yacht the Killary Flyer out of Killary Harbour in Connemara, but the yacht hit trouble halfway across the Atlantic and, having suffered a mechanical fault, returned to Ireland in June 2015. Many months preparation went astray, but everyone aboard the boat is safe and well, and there is always 2016. David plans leading a trip to the Nanortalik area near Cape Farewell in July / August 2016, as well as enjoying cycle touring events in Ireland and maybe even the neighbouring island.
The whole Walsh family is focussed right now on the birth and development of grandchild Charlotte last February 19th (before a certain prestigious family in a nearby country made the name common) and the marriage of daughter Sarah to Robert kearns on 25th July 2015 and son Daire to Michelle Hodnett on 3rd October 2015.
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David Walsh & Co offices are on the main street of Ranelagh village, almost opposite the Bank of Ireland, beside where Black Tie were for years (now Mutt Ugly - pet grooming), and directly opposite An Bhialann - restaurant.
Parking is Pay&Display, immediately outside the door 10.00 to 3.00 Monday to Friday, so that we recommend appointmments at 10.00 precisely for thi=ose who can so organise their affairs. Arrive to a vacant street, park at will. It happens but once a day. For that reason we discourage appointmments before 10.00. Otherwise parking is available all through the working day in any side road nearby, the most convenient of which is Cullenswood Park or Sallymount Avenue opposite (shown red on the map), where generous parking is usually available.
We have adequate railing space for bicycles in the front garden.
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I have diagnosed with stage 1 fatty enlarged liver 2 months ago. Now I have a dull back pain with a slight bump under right rib cage?
Doubt related, but: Distinguish fatty liver (steatosis) from fatty liver with abnormal liver tests (steatohepatitis). Best to start with a weight loss diet based on calorie and fat restriction, avoid alcohol, control diabetes & cholesterol (if present). Your doctor will likely want to monitor your labwork, image the liver, & rule out other diseases that can mimick the pattern of liver tests seen with fatty changes. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Soft, squishy bump under the left rib cage. What could it be?
Lipoma: Often times these are lipomas, which are simply benign masses of fatty tissue. Very rarely do these cause any problems - in rare cases, there may be persistent surrounding inflammation which leads a patient to ask for removal of the lipoma. As with any lesion, if there is significant increase in size, or significant pain, redness, discoloration, or any other concerning sign, do see a physician. ...Read more
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Always should be: Concern, most likely if it is located close to the center related to the rib cage it self, other than it could many things, the way to check it out with your doctor. ...Read more
I had a CT doen with contrast and waiting on results. I have been having small knot type bumps below my rib cage on the right side and pain that come?
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I have a small bump under my left rib cage. I went to my primary physician and he said it was most likely a lymph node but it's gotten bigger. ?
Biopsy the bump: any bump,that grows should be looked at again. It this is a lymph node your doc may want to,biopsy it to send to,pathology for evaluation. While this is most likely benign, you sound nervous and this way you can find out for certain. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Date Squares (Gluten Free)
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 40 mins
My sister made these and I ate 6 pieces in one sitting, so you know they are good!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb chopped dates (2 1/2 cups)
- 3⁄4 cup cold water
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons lemon juice (optional)
- 1⁄3 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup butter, room temperature (do not use oil or they will be very crumbly)
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 3⁄4 cups gluten free rolled oats
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 teaspoon non-alcohol vanilla
- Preheat Oven to 350°F.
- Mix and cook filling ingredients over low heat until semi thick.
- Cool.
- Mix all dough ingredients together and press ¾ of mixture into bottom of greased 9x9inch pan.
- Spread the filling over top.
- Sprinkle the rest of the dough mixture over filling.
- Bake in preheated oven until top is golden (approx. 25 minutes).
- Cool & cut into squares.
- Enjoy.
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I followed the recipe as listed and the flavor was very good, but the consistency was very dry/crumbly. I could not cut them into squares, so I scooped them over vanilla ice cream which was tasty :)
I have a number of similar recipes in my file now, but it's ALWAYS nice to include one like that can be made when you want them to be gluten-free, but just as enjoyable eating for the rest of us! Thanks for sharing the recipe! [Made & reviewed in Make My Recipe tag]


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The Essential Download: BlackBerry Hub, Firefox, Rio 2016
Welcome to the Essential Download, a selection of new, updated and essential applications that will make working on a mobile device simpler, more productive and secure activity. There s even room for a bit of fun as well.
Don t want a BlackBerry? Don t want a Blackberry Android? Want to turn your Android smartphone into a BlackBerry? Good news, the company is letting you install its best apps on any device running version 6.0 Marshmallow. Previously exclusive to BlackBerry 10 OS and the company s Android handsets such as the Priv and the recently announced DTEK50,2 the Hub unifies emails and social posts, making it easier to stay on top of communications.
The Hub+ suite also comprises BlackBerry s calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, device search, app launcher and password keeper. Users can either download all the apps or just the ones they want. Afree 30 day trial is being offered by the company, after which users can either keep the apps for free on an ad-supported basis or pay 99 cents a month for the premium experience. We asked BlackBerry about an iOS version, but it appears as though one isn t imminent.
BlackBerry is currently focusing on the Android platform while investigating how best to deliver the BlackBerry application experience on iOS, a spokesperson told TechWeekEurope.
Firefox for iOS was updated last week but the Android version is on the same release cycle as the desktop edition. Alongside the usual security enhancements, Mozilla has removed support for Android 2.3 Gingerbread but added a new action bar for 6.0 Marshmallow. It has also improved audio and video support with better volume controls and automatic pausing of a video if you receive a call.
Dropbox Paper is still in beta, but now anyone can sign up for the collaborative document service. The software lets teams create and work together on documents complete with text, images and embedded videos. These can be shared automatically with Google Calendar attendees and checklists can also be created for projects.
The Android app is available immediately, but you might have to wait a little while for the iOS edition.
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Do you like Snapchat stories? You re going to love Instagram stories. The Facebook-owned imaging app lets you share multiple photos and videos in a slideshow, which then disappears after 24 hours. Keep your followers informed without flooding their newsfeed.
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Pokemon Go has been nothing short of a phenomenon but it does cause some headaches. We ve documented the issues5 with battery drain, security and productivity, but some good can come out of it specifically, it encourages you to get out and get active. PokeFit, which is Android only, adds a display to show you how many calories you ve burned, distance covered and how much battery you ve used while trying to catch em all. Another Pidgey? Great
BBC Sport (iOS/Android)
BBC Sport has been updated for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, which start on Friday 5 August.
The Olympic broadcaster has 24 streams of live coverage and will be transmitting some events in 360 degree VR6.
It will also have all the latest news, stats and radio commentary too.
- ^ BlackBerry Hub+ (Android) (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
- ^ recently announced DTEK50, (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
- ^ Mozilla Firefox (Android) (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
- ^ Dropbox Paper (iOS/Android) (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
- ^ We ve documented the issues (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
- ^ transmitting some events in 360 degree VR (www.techweekeurope.co.uk)
How to listen to BBC Radio abroad
The BBC's radio services are among the best in the world, from sports coverage to local affairs and detailed analysis of global events. When you're travelling, whether for business or pleasure, being able to keep up with your favourite BBC radio drama, the rugby or local news can help you keep in touch with what's going on back home. If TV is more your thing then check out our guide on How to watch UK TV abroad1. Fortunately, the BBC has a decades-long commitment to international broadcasting, and when internet radio came along, Britain's national broadcaster chose to make all of its channels available around the globe as part of its mission to share the UK's culture and views with the world. Bear in mind, though, that DAB radios, whether portable or installed in your car, won't work overseas, as most other countries are both outside the range of the BBC's digital transmitters and use different digital radio standards, such as DAB+. So you're going to have to try something else.
Devices ready
The BBC's iPlayer Radio2 internet radio service is definitely the way forward when it comes to international listening, whether you want to use a laptop, tablet or mobile phone, but mobile users are advised to download the app before leaving the UK.
The iPlayer Radio app for Kindle5 and Windows Phone6 is in theory7 only available to download when you're in the UK, but once you've installed it, it works almost everywhere in the world, for an unlimited period of time. In practice, we found that we were able to download the app from UK Play Store and App Store accounts over Wi-Fi without any trouble when overseas, but it's best to install before you leave, just to be on the safe side and to save on any potential data costs. The official apps also make it easy to download BBC podcasts for future listening, which is helpful if you don't want to use up too much of your mobile roaming data. Listening to a radio stream will use up roughly 60MB an hour, that's not a huge amount for occasional use but it could quickly build up if you listen regularly on mobile data. When overseas the problem is far more serious, an hour of radio will cost you 3 based on the current EU-limited 5p for MB pricing, for more details read our EU roaming guide8. That lasts until June 2017 when roaming costs are abolished, though due to Brexit we're not sure what will happen beyond that.
If you're already overseas and unable to download the official apps for any reason, a range of alternatives are available if you wish to listen to UK radio stations, including UK Online Radio for Android9, which has a sleep timer and includes a wide range of BBC regional stations, and the appealingly simple British Radios10 app for iOS.
If you're going to be using a laptop to listen, but don't want to have to navigate around the BBC's website, you can make your listening experience easier using the unofficial BBC Radio Tuner extension11 for Chrome, which allows you to flip between the BBC's main radio channels via a simple selector that's always available on Chrome's toolbar.
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Occasionally, a BBC radio broadcast, whether live or on catch-up, will be replaced by a recorded message telling you that "due to rights restrictions this part of the programme is unavailable". This most often applies to coverage of sports and other live events that the BBC only has the licence to broadcast within the UK. However, it's possible to work around such restrictions using a VPN. As radio streams don't hog bandwidth to the extent that streaming TV does, most free VPN services are perfectly adequate for virtually moving back to the UK to listen to a restricted programme. When you're connected to a VPN, all your internet traffic is routed via a UK endpoint, so you appear to be within the UK as far as the sites and services you're accessing are concerned. Steganos' free, ad-supported OkayFreedom12 VPN service gives you 2GB of traffic every 30 days on its basic service and is one of our favourite options for accessing restricted BBC services when abroad using a Windows PC. Mac OS X users can use CyberGhost13's free tier, which doesn't restrict your bandwidth but instead limits which of its end-points you're allowed to connect to.
If you're using the iPlayer Radio smartphone apps, free mobile VPNs are available, including CyberGhost14 for Android and TunnelBear15 for iOS.
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The World Service was the BBC's original international broadcasting medium, beginning life in 1932 as an English-language service for the remnants of Britain's empire, "men and women, so cut off by the snow, the desert, or the sea, that only voices out of the air can reach them". Within a decade, the service began adding languages and regions, and currently broadcasts to people around the world in 27 languages, with a broad range of programs including news, music, comedy and documentaries. You can tune into the BBC World Service in English on standard short-wave frequencies16 across much of the world, but broadcasts to Central Europe ended in 2008, and to the Eastern Mediterranean in 2015, due to budget cuts. European travellers can still access the World Service via internet radio17 and satellite18, while some long-wave and medium-wave broadcasts for other regions can be picked up19 in parts of Europe.
- ^ How to watch UK TV abroad (www.expertreviews.co.uk)
- ^ iPlayer Radio (www.bbc.co.uk)
- ^ Android (play.google.com)
- ^ iOS (itunes.apple.com)
- Kindle (www.amazon.co.uk)
- ^ Windows Phone (www.microsoft.com)
- ^ in theory (iplayerhelp.external.bbc.co.uk)
- ^ EU roaming guide (www.expertreviews.co.uk)
- ^ UK Online Radio for Android (play.google.com)
- ^ British Radios (itunes.apple.com)
- ^ BBC Radio Tuner extension (chrome.google.com)
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- ^ standard short-wave frequencies (www.bbc.co.uk)
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Happy Anniversary to the World's First Cell-Phone Call
43 years ago today, on April 3, 1973, a Motorola engineer named Martin Cooper made the first cell phone call. At the other end of the line from his 2.5 pound Motorola Dyna-Tac was Cooper's chief rival, Joel S Engel, the head of Bell Labs. "Joel, this is Marty," Cooper said, according to a 2013 interview with the BBC1. "I'm calling you from a cell phone, a real handheld portable cell phone."
"Portable" is relative, of course. The Dyna-Tac was as big as it was heavy: 9 x 5 x 1.75 inches.
Packed inside of this shoebox were 30 circuit boards and a battery with about a half-hour of talk time that required 10 hours of recharging. It had no display, and offered only three features: talk, listen, dial. It was, in a word, dumb. But it worked. The Dyna-Tac had by then already gone through some FCC testing in Washington, DC, and, on the big day, Cooper was to demonstrate the phone to a press conference at the Manhattan Hilton. Motorola was at the time trying to convince the FCC to allocate more frequency bandwidth to companies trying to commercialize the nascent technology. Hence, the PR push.
Before heading upstairs to the conference, Cooper decided that he'd better make sure the damn thing worked first. "He picked up the two-pound Motorola handset called the Dyna-Tac and pushed the 'off hook' button," a 2000 New York Times interview with Cooper recalls. "The phone came alive, connecting Mr. Cooper with the base station on the roof of the Burlington Consolidated Tower (now the Alliance Capital Building) and into the land-line system. To the bewilderment of some passers-by, he dialed the number and held the phone to his ear."
By that time, the primitive idea of mobile telephone communications was actually quite old. AT&T had first commercialized a variation in the 1940s called Mobile Telephone Service2, which was based on VHF radio communications, the range of frequencies more commonly employed for two-way radio use and television and radio broadcasts. Only a small slice of VHF channels were available to the service and collisions between transmissions were a common and prohibitive occurrence.
MTS was essentially a form of two-way radio communication with an operator in the middle that bridged landline callers with mobile callers. A "call" would be announced not by a ring, but by the voice of an operator over the radio saying that they had a call for that specific user. Every user would hear every incoming call and the idea was that they just ignored the ones that weren't for them. The hardware required for MTS also weighed about 80 pounds. Real portability would have to wait for the advent of cellular communications.
Here, users can be passed between base stations and frequencies can be continually reused. In addition to truly portable hardware, this means that users can reasonably move around from place to place with some guarantee of service. In the 2000 Times interview, Cooper offered a prediction: "Cellular was the forerunner to true wireless communications. And just as people got used to taking phones with them everywhere, the way people use the Internet is ultimately going to be wireless. With our technology, you will be able to open your notebook anywhere and log on to the Internet at a very high speed with relatively low cost.
At the moment, our story is about what a relatively small company is doing with high-tech stuff in Silicon Valley."
"But when people get used to logging on anywhere," he added, "well, that's going to be a revolution."
- ^ a 2013 interview with the BBC (www.bbc.com)
- ^ Mobile Telephone Service (en.wikipedia.org)
BBC Micro:bit review
Unveiled back in March 2015 as part of the BBC s Make It Digital initiative, the Micro:bit marks the corporation s first foray into computing hardware since the much-loved BBC Micro in the 1980s. Unlike the BBC Micro, however, with its distinctive black-and-red mechanical keyboard, the Micro:bit is a tiny device designed to be used with existing computers.
With an array of built-in sensors and a 5×5 LED matrix display, it s designed to get kids thinking about physical computing and, following a redesign and some issues with the power circuitry, starting this month every Year 7 pupil in the UK is going to get one for free.
It would be easy to make a comparison between the Micro:bit and the Raspberry Pi, especially since the launch of the 4 Pi Zero. While both are low-cost devices designed for education, however, there s a definite difference: the Pi is a microcomputer, a modern incarnation of the BBC Micro of old, while the Micro:bit is a microcontroller.
The Micro:bit is powered by a Nordic Semi nRF51822 SoC processor, which bundles a Bluetooth LE radio with a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 CPU running at only 16MHz and with just 16KB of RAM. Interestingly, this isn t the fastest processor on the board. A second chip, a Kinetis microcontroller, has a 48MHz Cortex-M0+, which is only used as a bridge between the Micro:bit and a USB-connected computer.
The Micro:bit also includes a pair of onboard sensors in the form of a magnetic compass and an accelerometer, giving it basic positional and gesture-recognition capabilities. There s a pair of buttons, plus a reset button at the rear, a 3.3V battery connector, and the front is dominated by a 5×5 matrix of 25 red LEDs the only display available to the device.
Back when it was it was first announced, the BBC s device shared the same characterful layout as the CodeBug, the device that inspired it. Since its redesign, though, the Micro:bit has become much more businesslike. A tiny rectangle with rounded edges, the board measures not much more than a pair of SD card cases side by side.
The rear of the board, where the processors live, includes a silk-screen layer labelling most of its components. Oddly, though, the Kinetis microcontroller is left unlabelled. Flipping it over reveals the LED matrix and the Micro:bit s primary means of interacting with external hardware: a 25-pin edge-connector for general-purpose input/output (GPIO) operations.
Five of these pins are enlarged for use with crocodile clips or banana plugs, providing three input or output pins with analogue-to-digital conversion (ADC) and pulse-width modulation (PWM) support. This means they can do everything from reading data from moisture sensors to controlling a connected stepper motor or servo, along with a 3.3V and ground pin. The remaining 20 are slimmer, and designed for use with expansion boards such as the Kitronik Edge Connector Breakout Board.3
- ^ Raspberry Pi (www.expertreviews.co.uk)
- ^ Pi Zero (www.expertreviews.co.uk)
- ^ Kitronik Edge Connector Breakout Board (www.kitronik.co.uk)
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UK s NatWest bank has been drawing a lot of attention to itself in the past couple of days, after a radio reporter managed to hack into his colleague s bank account and steal some money, with nothing but her mobile phone. Of course, the entire hack was just a demonstration of how fraudsters usually do it, prompting the bank to issue a statement saying it will improve its security measures. A reporter on the BBC Radio Four You and Yours programme used his colleague Natalie Donovan s smartphone to do a password reset, ultimately getting access to her bank account.
We decided to investigate You and Yours producer Natalie Donovan. I was able to break to her account without knowing her banking customer number, PIN or any passwords, he said. That allowed me to transfer 1.50 to my own bank account, all because I had control of Natalie s mobile phone.
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Wide Receiver:
Depth Chart:
SE: LaKeldrick Bridges, Nate Curry, Xavier McGuire, Eddie Lee Ivery Jr. (INJ)
FL: Jonathan Smith, Levon Thomas, Mark Logan, Chris Dunlap
Spring practice was a very important time for our Wide Receivers. With Will Glover and Kerry Watkins graduating, there were several questions as to who would step up for all of that lost production. We knew what we had in top returner Jonathan Smith but the rest of the unit had not been counted on to carry the load.
Smith once again had a super spring. He is the guy we can count on when a play needs to be made. He has the best hands and is a guy that can help bail out a QB if he's having a bad day. Freddie was not as boisterous as he has been in past years and seemed to be a little more business like. At the same time he looked to still be having just as much fun. He just did less talking to the Defensive Backs when he would beat them.
Since it was no secret that Freddie would be a starter, the big question in my mind was who would step up and become the guy to start opposite of Smith. We had several intriguing options and the coaches spent the first couple of weeks trying different combinations to see what worked best.
The early leader seemed to be Xavier McGuire, largely to my surprise. I think that the coaches really like McGuire's size and thought that might be a good thing to have out on the field to take advantage of smaller Defensive Backs. McGuire looked pretty good especially when the ball was thrown to him in stride. He used his body well to get the advantage.
The biggest problem I kept seeing though was that he didn't do enough to help out the QBs when the throws were off target. Some guys just show up and know how to do that instinctively and others will need to work hard to get that aspect of receiving down pat. McGuire will have to do a better job of pulling out of the route if that's what the throw dictates and occasionally pull in the low pass or the ones thrown behind him. He has some potential and size, but needs some more reps before some of these things start becoming more natural.
Meanwhile as I would watch LaKeldrick Bridges, I would say to myself, that is a guy that just has natural instincts for finding the ball. As spring went on Bridges eased himself into the first team. Not only does he have excellent speed, he does anything to catch the ball. He is still has a slight build and I'd like to see him gain some more strength, but now the first team is set with two guys that know how to catch the ball and know how to make good on throws that aren't perfect. This could be a good fit to start the season since the QB position is still unsettled. It should be an extra comfort for the QB to know that those two can make him look better.
Depth looks fairly strong too. The guy I really like is Levon Thomas. He sometimes wants to run without the ball, not unlike Dez White did, but when the ball is in his hands, we have no better receiver. Levon is strong and fast and is excellent after the catch. I guarantee that sometime next season he will catch a short pass and break three tackles on his way to a 40-plus yard touchdown. He's an exciting player that just needs to become more consistent.
The Spring Game was a perfect example of how Thomas plays. On one hand he led the team in yards (three catches for 92 yards) including a 44-yard touchdown strike from Suggs and a crucial 3rd and long catch to bail out the second team offense. On the other hand, he mishandled several balls that he would tell you he should have caught. Thomas is a good player and will continue to battle for the starting spot. He'll be a big weapon this season.
It was nice to see Nate Curry getting closer to his old form this spring. Curry should be much more of a factor this upcoming season. He seems to be cutting hard again without worry and has regained most of his speed. He continues to make great plays on the ball and has pulled in some difficult catches at times. He is having to work his way back up the depth chart, but I think Curry will be a factor in fall. He and Levon coming off the bench is quality depth.
Mark Logan started slowly this spring but had a great last week and a half. This is the best I've seen Logan play since moving to WR. He may see some occasional work once the season starts if he keeps it up. He ended spring with a nice effort in the spring game by pulling in the most reception (5) of all receivers. He looks to be gaining confidence in his abilities.
Eddie Lee Ivery Jr. has moved to WR but didn't do any serious practicing while recovering from a knee injury.
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Bumper Crops Pose Political Problem for Farmers
By BARNABY J. FEDER,
Published: November 16, 1994
CHICAGO, Nov. 15— The nation's farmers have been reaping their most bountiful harvest ever in many important crops, benefiting shoppers for groceries from meat to cooking oil but costing taxpayers an estimated $3 billion to $4 billion in additional farm subsidies.
Production of corn, the nation's biggest crop, is expected to reach 10.01 billion bushels, nearly 5.6 percent higher than 1992's record crop and almost 60 percent more than last year when the Midwest flooded and the Southeast baked, according to Department of Agriculture estimates released last Wednesday. Production also soared to new records for rice and soybeans, which are widely used in animal feed, cooking oil and food ingredients. Wheat crops, while short of records, were larger than average.
Analysts say that food prices will rise between 2 percent and 3 percent next year because of higher transportation and packaging costs, but that the increase might have been a full percentage point higher without the bumper harvest. Consumers could save more than $6 billion. But the same bounty has driven prices paid to farmers so far below Government support price targets that deficiency payments will soar. It now appears that direct payments could reach $12 billion to $13 billion next year, a sharp increase from the $8 billion to $9 billion the Department of Agriculture expects to pay out this year.
The potent display of what today's technology-rich farmers can achieve in a year when the weather cooperates -- and its impact on the Federal budget -- could not have come at a more sensitive time politically, according to many farming experts. The laws that govern most Federal farm policies, which run for five years, are up for renewal next year. Critics of farm subsidies in the Republican-majority Congress, among them such powerful figures as the projected House majority leader, Dick Armey, a Texas Republican, will be in their best position in a long time to weaken farm-support programs, some of which date back to the New Deal.
"We know we are going to be on the chopping block," said Representative Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican who is expected to become chairman of the House Agriculture Committee and who is fighting to minimize cuts in farm-support programs. "We will be debating not just what kind of farm bill we'll have, but what the rationale is for any bill."
Mr. Roberts, whose district includes wheat farmers who have been among the biggest benefactors of Government supports, said he hopes to switch the focus from subsidy programs to legislation that would give farmers more flexibility over what they plant on land in Government programs and fewer restrictions on the chemicals and methods they use.
All that would help to improve production efficiency and reduce the need for Government support payments while preserving the basic outlines of policies that have provided Americans with a steady, inexpensive supply of food, Mr. Roberts said. The expectation of some level of price support is built in to farmland prices and the financial structure of most farms, creating the potential for a disastrous rural economic crisis if farmers are left completely exposed to market forces, he added.
But this year's crop underscored how difficult it is for the Government to manage supplies, its chief method of controlling the costs of grain subsidies. A growing number of critics want any future payments severed from production and linked directly to environmental goals, such as taking ecologically fragile land out of production. Some want stricter limits on the size of operations that receive subsidies. Under current rules, one operation may have many owners, with each allowed to pocket up to $50,000 a year in direct price-support payments when corn, rice or wheat falls below a target price.
The Government has been steadily chipping away at subsidies since the mid-1980's. One tactic in the grain sector has been to steadily lower the target price it uses as the baseline for calculating support payments. Another has been to restrict the amount of land a farmer has in the support program. And on those acres left in the program, the farmer can only be credited with the amount of corn per acre he raised in 1980, not the far-higher yields that are routine today.
The Government also attempts to keep prices up to levels where subsidies are minimal and to reap environmental benefits by paying farmers to put ecologically sensitive land into its 34-million-acre Conservation Reserve Program.
But getting the balance right still involves luck. Worried that grain reserves were dangerously low after bad weather in 1993, the Department of Agriculture eliminated grain set-asides. Farmers responded by planting 10 percent more acres in corn and soybeans. When they were blessed with adequate rain, plenty of sun but not too much heat at the right times and a mild harvest season, the results overwhelmed storage capacity in many regions.
"We got 15 bushels of corn an acre from one of our farms last year and 175 this year," said Neil Harl, an Iowa State University agricultural economist, describing the impact of the rebound in the western Corn Belt.
For the last month, corn has been piling up on the ground outside grain elevators across the Midwest. Corn prices plunged at some elevators to nearly 40 cents below the Board of Trade futures contracts, which bottomed in October to about $2.13 a bushel, then drifted up to yesterday's close at almost $2.17 on signs of stronger than expected demand. Mothballed terminals as far away as Norfolk, Va., where Cargill Inc. once held crops destined for export to Europe, have been hurriedly reopened to store soybeans.
One source of demand has been exports. Large orders from China for soybean oil have caused a sharp rebound in that market, and a falloff in Chinese corn exports has created an opening in world markets for American corn. A brutal drought in Australia has led to a sharp increase in American wheat exports -- and prices.
Some of the grain demand has also come from hog, poultry and beef farmers. The low prices have almost no effect on products like cereal -- corn accounts for about 5 percent of the cost of corn flakes -- but have a sizable impact in meat markets. Feed accounts for 70 percent of the cost of raising a chicken. The price for calves destined to become beef has rebounded in recent months as the projected cost of raising them declined. And hog farmers, suffering through a glut that has sent prices down to 30 cents a hundredweight, too low for even the most efficient producers to make a profit, are able to hang on to their hogs longer and wait for prices to rise.
The biggest beneficiaries of low grain prices are a Who's Who of agriprocessors. Low costs for grain and higher demand for meat, corn syrup, cooking oils, ethanol and other grain products have profits soaring at companies like the Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, Cargill, Conagra Inc., Tyson Foods Inc. and Hormel.
Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy took a major step toward halting the price decline for grain with his initial decision in September -- made final Tuesday -- requiring farmers receiving corn-price supports to set aside 7.5 percent of their eligible land next year.
The set-asides have already hit the stocks of seed companies like Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. and the DeKalb Genetics Corporation, and analysts say that agrichemical companies may have trouble matching this year's sales. Fertilizer suppliers will fare better than pesticide producers because a big crop like this year's drains more nutrients from the soil. Indeed, fertilizer demand is already higher this fall as farmers who finished the harvest early start preparing fields that will not be set aside for next year.
By contrast, farm-equipment sales have begun to slow in response to higher interest rates, the 1995 set-aside and low crop prices, with October sales down 10 percent from the corresponding month last year. Analysts say that actual farm income will be about the same next year, when many payments from this year's crop will be received.
"But if the only reason farm receipts are even is the Government is giving you $4 billion more, it doesn't make farmers confident," said Thomas Burns, who follows farm equipment companies for NatWest Securities.
Even as the impact of the bumper crop ripples through the economy, agricultural economists are looking ahead anxiously to spring planting. Reserves are still modest by historic standards. A bad start next year could send prices higher even as farmers who held on to much of this crop send it to market. But a spring like this year's could raise fears of a much steeper price plunge.
"The one thing for sure," said Richard Brock, a Milwaukee-based farm marketing consultant, "is that what happened this year ensures lower support prices from the next Congress and more volatility down the road."
Photo: With the nation's farmers reaping their most bountiful harvest ever in many important crops, 150,000 bushels of corn were piled on the streets of Knierim, Iowa, where an elevator was already full late last month. (Charlie Neibergall/The Associated Press) Graph: "Federal Support for Farmers" shows amount of direct government payments to farmers and the total farm income in the United States from '80-'94. (Source: Dapartment of Agriculture) (pg. D8)


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ABC Department Mission Under Review
Following two high profile incidents of botched arrests by ABC agents in Charlottesville, state officials held their first meeting to review how the agency enforces the law and what role it should play in the future.
Secretary of Public Safety Brian Moran, who chairs the review panel, says it will take a hard look at the law enforcement mission and structure of the ABC Department and try to change its culture.
Now 70% of the agency's law enforcement duties are regulatory, while 30% involve public safety issues including underage drinking and drunk driving.