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I received mine last Friday. Lots of great recipes.
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Whether you make your own or buy them, this tasty pasta is delicious with many foods. This page contains recipes using egg noodles.
Cook noodles al dente according to package directions.
Meanwhile, melt butter in a small saucepan over medium heat, add dill seeds, saute 3 minutes, stir in lemon juice, parsley, salt, and pepper and remove from heat.
Drain pasta, place in a large serving bowl. Pour sauce over noodles, stir and serve.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
I bought some egg noodles (they happen to be egg-free) at a great price (50 cents for 12 oz). I thought I'd figure out how to cook them later! I know there are noodle casseroles, but don't seem to be able to find many recipes at all, and I would like recipes, esp. without tuna because of the mercury issue. Thanks to anyone who can help!
Ann from So. Maine
I have a recipe I got from "The Tightwad Gazette" for creating a casserole dinner.
1 cup main ingredient (tuna, cubed chicken, turkey, ham or seafood)
1 cup second ingredient (thinly sliced celery, mushrooms, peas, chopped hard-cooked eggs)
1 to 2 cups starchy ingredient (thinly sliced potatoes, cooked noodles or cooked rice)
1 1/2 cup binder (cream sauce, sour cream or a can of soup)
1/4 cup "goodie" (pimento, olives, almonds or water chestnuts)
Topping (potato chips, cheese or bread crumbs)
Thoroughly mix your combinations of the above ingredients. If it seems dry, add 1/2 cup milk or stock. Place in a buttered casserole dish and bake at 350 degrees for 30-45 minutes.
This is a very good way to use up leftovers.
Noodles for DESSERT!
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cup wide noodles
1 egg (beat well)
3 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup raisins ( I soak mine first)
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 1/8 cups cottage cheese
3/8 cup sour cream
Preheat oven to 350°F. Place water in a saucepan with salt and bring to boil. Add noodles and cook for 10 minutes. Drain and place in mixing bowl. Add the rest of the ingredients. Blend well. Pour into a greased casserole. Bake in 350°F oven for 30 minutes.
I made this to go with dinner tonight. Yummy.
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12 oz. noodles
3 eggs
3/4 c. sugar
4 tbsp. dry bread crumbs
4 tbsp. vegetable shortening
3/4 tsp. cinnamon
1 1/2 tbsp. lemon juice
3/4 tsp. grated lemon rind
1 c. raisins
1/2 c. chopped almonds
Cook noodles, drain, rinse. Mix with beaten eggs and sugar. Add balance of ingredients and pour into well greased casserole. Bake 400 degrees for 45 minutes or until brown.
Optional topping: 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 tbsp. sugar
Mix together and sprinkle over kugel before baking.
My family likes this better than regular lasagna. You can get creative and add more spices or ingredients.
12 oz. egg noodles, cooked
2/3 cup Romano and/or Parmesan cheese
16 oz. ricotta or creamed cottage cheese
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 1/4 cup shredded mozzarella cheese, divided
5 cups spaghetti sauce
Preheat oven to 375°.
In large bowl, gently toss noodles with combined cheeses and eggs. Optional, add 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg to noodle mixture.
In a greased 3-quart casserole, spoon enough sauce to cover bottom. Layer the noodle mixture and sauce, repeat., ending with sauce.
Bake 25-30 minutes. Top with additional mozzarella cheese, and bake 10 minutes or until cheese melts.
If desired, cooked ground beef, sausage or pepperoni can be added to the sauce.
I am looking for simple noodle recipes that do not use cheese, tomato sauce, or butter. Thank you in advance.
By Randa
How about a stir fry? Sometimes I'll do this with ramen, or some flat noodles (looks sort of like fettuccine) from the oriental food store. Boil the noodles, but not too long (shorter than if you were making soup). Drain and rinse the noodles. Stir fry some veggies with whatever meat you happen to have around (sliced leftover chicken, pork, steak, whatever -- or you could even skip the meat!). When the veggies look about done, toss in the noodles. Fry a little bit longer, seasoning and mixing everything together. You can be creative with the seasoning, but just using some of the ramen seasoning packet is easy (I never use the entire amount, too much salt!). And you're done!
I'm making this tonight. I'm using a bag of frozen stir fry veggies, and some leftover meat from a tri-tip roast we grilled this weekend. It's easy and fast.
1 bag noodles
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 can milk (use soup can to measure)
1 package frozen mixed veggies
Boil the noodles for 6 minutes, drain place in 9 x 13 baking dish, stir milk into soup, add veggies, pour over noodles and stir. Bake in 350* oven for about 20 minutes or until hot and bubbly
Simple Sesame Noodles
12 oz thin noodles cooked and drained
1/4 cup Soy Sauce
2 Tablespoons Sugar
4 cloves Garlic, minced
2 tablespoons Rice Vinegar
3 tablespoons Hot Chili Oil
2 tablespoons Canola oil
2 tablespoons hot water
4 whole green onions, sliced thin
Wisk all ingredients except noodles together in a bowl. Pour sauce over warm or cold noodles and toss to coat enjoy!
Can do chicken and noodles, or add noodles to soup.
How long should I cook dried egg noodles?
By neckbet from OH
6-8 minutes + taste and see if they are cooked for enough time.
Cover noodles with boiling water, leave for 4-6 minutes, stir well, then drain.
This is Cabbage 'n Noodles, the Slovak Way. My Mother-in-law used to make this for my husband when he was a child. Now I make it for my family. It's very filling and frugal.
Rinse and clean a whole head of cabbage. Try to remove as much as the core as possible. Place whole cabbage head in the microwave with a little bit of water, and loosely cover with a paper plate. Cook on High for about 10 minutes. Let the cabbage drain and cool, and slice up the whole cabbage.
Place butter or oil, in a large frying pan, put all the cabbage in your pan, and saute until golden brown.
While you are browning up the cabbage, cook noodles as directed.
When your cabbage is golden browned and the noodles cooked, mix them in a bowl. Salt and Pepper to taste. Serve Warm.
7. You can add ham or bacon if desired. You can also just saute the cabbage raw, it takes longer to brown, and the microwave is just a bit faster.
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Cook and stir ground beef in large frying pan until brown. Stir in spaghetti sauce and simmer 15 minutes. Beat 1 egg slightly, pour over noodles, mix well.


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The moment that his name was called, he couldn't believe what he was hearing. Spencer Hartman of Imperial, Neb., had a memorable convention. He was named the state Star in Agribusiness, received his state degree and now he was the new state FFA president.
"Immediately I was in a state of shock. Now that I've had time to let it set in I am deeply humbled by the honor to serve an organization which has given so much to me. I am a firm believer that God has placed me in this role for a purpose and I look forward to being an ambassador for agriculture this upcoming year," he stated.
His goal as president is to help members. "First and foremost to serve the membership of Nebraska FFA, but most importantly to have a positive influence on members and help them discover their potential and purpose as individuals," Hartman said.
He first began applying for the state star award when he applied for his state degree. "The way the process works is that we fill out state degrees in early January. The degree itself requires information as far as hours of service, contests and information pertaining to your SAE. Then I filled out a star application in addition to the degree. The Star application asks specific questions about what we have learned, goals and skills and competencies we've gained through our SAE," he said.
He continued, "The applications are then judged on the district level, and the top two in each area advance to state. There are four areas; Agribusiness, Placement, Production and Agriscience. The area I was in was Agribusiness, and could be referred to as entrepreneurship. The applications are then judged in mid-February on the state level, and the top five then interview one day at the state convention in April. They are honored with a star-finalists dinner, our parents and advisors are then introduced on stage, and then one winner is announced in each category."
To win this award, Hartman has worked countless hours on his Supervised Agricultural Experience, or SAE. "My project is growing vine-ripened hydroponic tomatoes. I got started four years ago when a lady in the community who had been growing tomatoes for 30 years decided to retire. By making connections with her, and her generosity to help and to teach me, I ordered a 16-by-30-foot greenhouse kit with money I had saved from my 4-H livestock projects. The first year I endured a major learning curve, it was April by the time I had the structure built and was forced to order plugs of a conventional variety, which did not grow well in a hydroponic system," he explained.
He continued, "Then second year I was prepared and planted a hydroponic variety from seed in late December, and had ripe tomatoes by early June. I grew 85 plants and grossed about $3,000 that year. Seeing the high demand in the local area and the opportunity to expand I built a 30-by-60-foot greenhouse where I was able to grow 350 plants and gross nearly $20,000 in only my third year of operation. Finally, this last fall I purchased another greenhouse which will give me the opportunity to grow nearly 700 plants this year. I will be expanding my market to include a few more local grocery stores as well as another farmers' market."
He credits FFA and his advisers for helping to shape who is he today. "FFA is an amazing organization that has been the catalyst to make me into the person I am today. However, I credit my ag advisor with instilling in me the values I've gained through my experience. The two largest I can say with confidence are character and integrity," he said.
His advisers are Jason Speck and Jeremy Vlasin. His future plans include attending college, and pursuing a career in politics. "I am preparing to graduate from Chase County Schools in a couple weeks as valedictorian of my class, and have hit the ground running with training for my year of service as state president. My future plans are to attend UNL in the fall and major in Ag Economics with an option in Public Policy and minor in Leadership and Entrepreneurship. Longer term I want to be a venture capitalist and someday pursuing a life of service in politics," Hartman stated.
The Nebraska State FFA convention is a place where FFA members from across the state gather to compete in various events, receive awards, listen to motivational speakers and participate in leadership workshops. The 85th convention was held on April 3-5, at The Cornhusker Marriott, Pershing Center Auditorium and University of Nebraska-Lincoln East Campus.
"The Nebraska State FFA Convention is special because students and chapters are recognized for the programs, activities and work they do in their local schools and communities. There are opportunities for leadership development as well as time to meet other FFA members from across the state," said Donelle Johnson, Executive Director for the Nebraska FFA Association.
According to Johnson, the 84th State FFA Convention had 3,642 FFA members in attendance. A total of 468 State FFA Degrees were award to FFA members, which is the highest degree the state can bestow upon its members.
The Star Placement winner was Cody Kuester of the West Point FFA Chapter. Kuesters's SAE consisted of working on his family farm raising crops and livestock. Kuester developed skills in taking hay samples, marketing alfalfa and operating equipment. He plans to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and major in Agronomy. His adviser is Lee Schroeder.
The Star Agriscience winner was Jordan Paine of the Southern Valley FFA Chapter. Paine's SAE consisted of beef production, agricultural education, and agriscience. Her agriscience SAE involves two nutritional experiments on bucketcalves, testing the feed quality of honey locust beans, and the impact of ascend and nutrisphere on wheat. Paine plans to attend either Purdue University or the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and double major in Agricultural Education and Political Science. Her adviser is Jon Lechtenbery.
The Star Production winner was Logan Went of the Leigh FFA Chapter. Went's SAE includes breeding ewes, 15 breeding cows, and 72 ducks. Went developed skills in livestock selection, marketing, and implementing a herd health plan. He plans to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and major in Agribusiness. His advisor is Don Tyser.
The FFA advisers of the year were Brent Nollette from Amherst and Dana Hall from McCool Junction. There were also six new FFA chapters that were chartered, and that included chapters in Bridgeport, Bruning-Davenport, Chambers, Omaha Bryan, Paxton and Sutherland.
The state convention is very important to FFA members and advisors from across the state. "Agriculture is Nebraska's number one industry. FFA prepares young people for careers in the agricultural industry. It is critical to the future success of Nebraska that FFA members be ready to be engaged in agricultural opportunities but also serve as the leaders in the industry," said Johnson.
The convention did feature a new event this year. "A new addition to convention was a large tent that was put up on UNL's East Campus. Sponsored by UNL's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the tent added a new venue for leadership workshop, competition and sessions. On Wednesday night, FFA members could attend Wildlife Encounters and learn about exotic animals. On Thursday, the 1st Annual Nebraska FFA Agriscience Fair was held in the tent and almost 60 members competed with their research projects. On Friday, the Husker Headquarters Tent hosted an FFA Talent show, Tailgate hotdog feed, a session featuring Aaron Davis and Curt Tomasevicz and the Career Development Event Awards Ceremony. On Friday, over 2,140 FFA members attended the events," she said.
"My favorite thing about FFA is the people, and the opportunities that I have got to experience," Hartman added. ❖


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I have gone through and picked out the best-and-brightest retirees that we would love to have back in the sports fold.
These next ladies would make any convalescent home look sexy. Here are the sports retirees that we wish would reconsider their departure.
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Choice Hotels International Announces New VP of Brand Strategy
Wednesday June 19th, 2013 - 9:40AM
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ROCKVILLE, MD—Choice Hotels International, Inc. has announced that Anne Engelking Smith has joined the company as VP of Brand Strategy. Previously, Smith was responsible for overseeing the AARP brand in commercial marketing and driving membership growth including the organization's multicultural membership base.
At Choice Hotels, Smith will oversee the brand strategies for nine of the company's midscale, economy and extended stay brands: Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites, Sleep Inn, Quality Inn, Clarion, Econo Lodge, Rodeway Inn, Suburban and MainStay Suites. Smith will lead the overall strategy for this portfolio of brands to promote a compelling value proposition to both franchisees and consumers, with goals of optimizing unit growth, and driving central reservations.
"Choice Hotels enjoys some of the strongest brands in the industry from our iconic Comfort Inn to our storied Quality Inn which was the first of our brands. Under Anne's leadership our portfolio of brands will become even stronger," Alexandra Jaritz, SVP of Brand Strategy and Marketing, said in a statement.
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OSHA News Release – Region 6
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 6 News Release: OSHA-05-2265-DAL
Monday, Dec. 5, 2005
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GRETNA, La. -- Entergy Transmission and Substations, Louisiana Grid, Virgil Street Office has earned membership in the prestigious "Star" Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). A recognition ceremony was held at the company's local facility on Virgil Street in Gretna.
"Entergy Transmission and Substations in Gretna has demonstrated excellence in effective safety and health management," said OSHA Regional Administrator John Miles in Dallas. "Their outstanding efforts include maintaining an illness and injury rate 71 percent below the national average for their industry."
The Gretna facility employs about 25 workers who repair and maintain approximately 49 electrical substations to ensure the local transmission and distribution system delivers safe reliable power throughout the facility's network. The Gretna location is part of Entergy Transmission, headquartered in New Orleans.
The Voluntary Protection Programs recognize and promote effective workplace safety and health management. Companies in the VPP achieve average injury rates 50 percent lower than other companies in their industry. From coast to coast, approximately 1,370 work sites representing more than 280 industries have qualified to participate in the programs.
Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees The role of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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Zac Brown Band serves up Thanksgiving treat with new video
Zac Brown Band fans got an early Thanksgiving treat this week with the release of the music video for "Goodbye in Her Eyes." The band continues to mark themselves as creative video innovators on the singles from this year's album, "Uncaged." A couple months ago they released the rollicking animated Mike Judge-created piece for "The Wind." Now, they return with a unique perspective on perhaps the album's best track.
This time, the boys from Georgia apply the new single's emotional lyrics of soon-to-be-lost love and a swelling harmony-rich melody to a sepia-tinged circus scene.The result is a starkly beautiful, visually engaging menagerie of animals, jugglers and acrobats interwoven with the uncertainty of young love. »Read Full Blog Post
Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons take two top WAMI awards
Appleton-bred Americana duo Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons took home two of the three major categories at the 33rd annual WAMI Awards at Turner Hall Ballroom Sunday.
Consisting of Chisel and Adriel Denae, Sons won artist of the year and song of the year for "I've Been Accused." The track appeared on last summer's "Old Believers," produced by Brendan Benson (the Raconteurs) and released on Readymade Records, a label launched last year by Benson and Hartland native Emily White. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee celebrates Earth Day with parties at City Hall, Wehr
Earth Day is a worthy celebration because, frankly, where would we be without it? In advance of Earth Day, which is April 22, you can join two different parties.
Milwaukee's Office of Environmental Sustainability and Rock the Green are hosting the second near-zero waste celebration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at Milwaukee City Hall in the Market Street Corridor. It's free. »Read Full Article
Tory Folliard Gallery celebrates 25 years with Gallery Night & Day
Elizabeth Edwards calls her artworks "vanitas" paintings, a term normally associated with 17th-century still lifes, because she imbues them with metaphors of life and death.
Edwards is one of a long list of artists who call the Tory Folliard Gallery, one of the city's best galleries, home. The gallery, 233 N. Milwaukee St., will celebrate 25 years in business this weekend during Gallery Night & Day, the quarterly art crawl when galleries hold special events. Many of the artists in the gallery's stable, including some who go back to the very early years, will have work on view for the special anniversary show. »Read Full Article
Message helps First Stage's 'Jackie and Me' connect
In his autobiography, Jack Roosevelt Robinson recalled that "The very young seemed to have no hang-up at all about my being black. They just wanted me to be good, to deliver, to win."
Robinson's words lend special resonance to a second new production about his life - not the movie "42," which opened in theaters Friday, but First Stage Children's Theater's "Jackie and Me," under Jeff Frank's direction. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Choral Artists sing a distinctive farewell
Goodbyes are never easy.
The 20 vocalists of the Milwaukee Choral Artists and the group's founder and music director, Sharon Hansen, sang a fond musical farewell Saturday evening at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Wauwatosa, bringing to an end the ensemble's 15-year history as one of the very few professional female vocal ensembles in the country. »Read Full Article
UWM sets screening of film by acclaimed Indian director
"Elippathayam," an award-winning film by Indian director Adoor Gopalakrishnan, will get a free screening at 7 p.m. Monday in the Lubar Auditorium at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive.
Gopalakrishnan will be at the screening, which is tied to the creation of the Adoor Gopalakrishnan Film Archive and Research Fund at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
New York Times, please get a clue about science fiction
Having finished my review of Kate Atkinson's brilliant new novel, 'Life After Life,' I turned to see what others had written about it.
Unfortunately, Sarah Lyall's profile of Atkinson in the New York TImes Sunday Magazine had a basic and significant error that made me angry. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Riverkeeper; Old World Wisconsin; Earth Day at Schlitz Audubon
Spring cleaning
Milwaukee Riverkeeper is holding its big Spring River Cleanup Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon of the parkland surrounding the Milwaukee, Kinnickinnic and Menomonee rivers. The group is looking for volunteers to join - rain or shine - and will provide T-shirts, bags and gloves. It has posted a list of work sites at its website. Riverkeeper is asking people to register so it can have enough equipment available. »Read Full Article


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How to Spruce Up a Worn Out Deck
Give those tired old boards a refreshing makeover in six easy steps
By the time contractor Stephen Bonesteel arrived on the scene, the condition of this pine deck was bleak. Twenty years of harsh upstate New York weather without a lick of care had turned its once-bright boards a weatherbeaten gray, flecked with slimy algae and black leaf stains.
Still, even wood this neglected can be brought back to respectability, as Bonesteel demonstrated for This Old House. Over the course of a week, he power-washed and hand-scrubbed the deck back to a semblance of newness, then brushed on a protective coat of semitransparent stain.
Between refinishings, the best way to keep a deck in shape is with regular broom-washings using soap and water. "Clean it at least once a season," Bonesteel says, "especially in spring, when pollen provides a food source for mildew." Then, every three or so years, follow the steps here for a deck that looks - and lasts - its best.


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First Niagara Bank to close branch on Erie's East Avenue
For decades, there's been a bank at 718 East Ave.
That's likely to change in early spring.
Buffalo-based First Niagara Bank has announced that its East Avenue branch will be consolidated into its branch at 801 State St.
This announcement follows closely on the heels of one made last week by Ohio-based Huntington Bank, which announced plans to close its office at 813 State St. by April.
Like Huntington, First Niagara is stressing that this closure is not a retreat from the Erie market.
"We're investing in growth in Pennsylvania, strengthening branches in locations our customers frequent, opening new commercial banking offices and opening new state-of-the-art back office and support facilities in the state," Tom Fontanna, regional banking director for western Pennsylvania, said in a statement.
"Since First Niagara started doing business in Pennsylvania in 2009, we have dramatically increased lending here, invested heavily in community organizations and philanthropy, and continue to execute our plans to thrive and grow here," he said.
First Niagara moved into the Erie area in 2009 when the bank purchased a number of former National City Bank locations. Banking regulators had ruled that PNC Financial Services Group could not acquire all of the Erie area's National City branches when it purchased the Cleveland-based bank.
No jobs are expected to be lost in the consolidation.
A community activist is concerned, however, that something important could be lost for residents of the city's east side.
The Rev. Jerry Priscaro, who has been outspoken in his support for rebuilding the McBride Viaduct, blocks south of the bank, said he wonders whether lost traffic from the viaduct's closure in June 2010 might have factored into First Niagara's decision to close.
First Niagara noted that its State Street location is just 1.3 miles away, but Priscaro said he's troubled by the loss of convenience for customers who have been banking at the same location since it was a Security People's Bank in the 1970s.
"We have people here who have had accounts at the bank even though it changed names," Priscaro said. "The problem is there is no financial institution in the neighborhood and it is highly unlikely that another bank is going to move in."
Priscaro said the consolidation with the bank's State Street location moves the bank farther from its customers.
"People are concerned they won't have a place to cash checks or make a deposit," he said.
JIM MARTIN can be reached at 870-1668 or by e-mail.


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Pre-salt layer
The Pre-salt layer is a geological formation on the continental shelves. It is the geological layers that were laid down before a salt layer accumulated above them during the Gondwana breakup. Some of the petroleum that was formed in the pre-salt layer has not leaked upward (see salt dome) to the post-salt layers above.[1] This is especially common off the coast of Africa and Brazil. The amount of oil is not well known but is thought to be a significant fraction of world oil reserves.[2][3] According to Petrobras, the oil and natural gas lie below an approximately 2000 m deep layer of salt, itself below an approximately 2000 m deep layer of rock under 2000-3000 m of the Atlantic. Drilling through the rock and salt to extract the pre-salt oil and gas is very expensive.
Pre-salt layer in Brazil and Angola[edit]
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The current findings from Petrobras and other companies in the province of the Pre-salt, located in the Brazilian continental shelf, can mean reserves of over 50 billion barrels of oil, a volume four times greater than the current national reserves, roughly 14 billion barrels.
In this province, there may be large oil and natural gas reserves located under salt layers that extend for 800 kilometers along the Brazilian coast – from the state of Santa Catarina coast to the coast of Espirito Santo – up to 200 km wide.
Some estimates give the total area of the Pre-salt as 122,000 km2. Of this total, concessions have already been granted for 41,000 km2 and 71,000 km2 have not yet been tendered.
Pre-salt oil is of good quality, although it is found in reserves that are in deep-sea areas and under thick layers of salt, requiring large-scale investment to extract it.
Since 2006, Petrobras has sunk 11 oil wells in the Santos Basin. All these oil wells have been successful. At the prospects of Tupi and Iara alone, which are located in the BM-S-11 block, Petrobras already estimates that there are 8 to 12 billion barrels of recoverable oil. This block alone can almost double the current Brazilian oil reserves.
The first presalt discoveries in Angola were the Denden 1 well in block 9 in 1983, operated by Cities Services at the time, and the Baleia 1A well on block 20 in 1996, operated by Mobil (now ExxonMobil). Both blocks are now operated by the U.S.—based Cobalt International Energy. The Danish company Maersk Oil made the first recent presalt discovery in the Kwanza basin in late 2011 with the Azul well on block 23. Maersk continues to study the results of the well and plans to appraise it.
Cobalt has had the most success with presalt exploration in Angola, making multiple presalt well discoveries in blocks 20 and 21 (Cameia, Mavinga, Lontra, Bicuar, and Orca). Cobalt's finds have encountered presalt hydrocarbons in the form of liquid and gas. Cobalt is the only company to have made a presalt discovery (Cameia field) in Angola that is commercially viable. The company plans to move toward sanctioning the Cameia field by the end of 2015. However, if oil prices remain low, a decision to develop will most likely be postponed.
In January 2011, Angola announced that it awarded 11 presalt offshore blocks in the Kwanza basin, following a closed licensing round in which a few selected IOCs were invited. IOCs that were awarded blocks include Petrobras, Maersk Oil, Cobalt, BP, Repsol, Total, Eni, ConocoPhillips, and Statoil. Some of those companies have slowed their investments in Angola's presalt, and some wells have been closed and abandoned. The combination of disappointing results and geological complexity, compounded by the low-oil-price environment, has resulted in reduced investment in Angola's presalt areas. Nonetheless, Angola is in the early stages of auctioning off 10 onshore blocks believed to hold presalt prospects in the Kwanza and Lower Congo basins.
- ^ Idel Waisberg (December 3, 2011). "Brazil's Pre-Salt Layer". Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ Brainard, Lael; Martinez-Diaz, Leonardo, eds. (2009). Brazil As an Economic Superpower?: Understanding Brazil's Changing Role in the Global Economy. Brookings Institution. p. 33. ISBN 9780815703655.
- ^ Selley, R.C., ed. (1997). African Basins. Elsevier. p. 180. ISBN 9780080540825.
External links[edit]
- "Brazil Map of Pre-Salt Oil And Gas Activities". December 2010. Includes index to related documents, images and videos,
- "Pre-Salt Oil & Gas News". April 2011. Includes index to related documents, images and videos,
- "Pre-Salt Reservoirs Offshore Brazil: Perspectives and Challenges" (PDF). November 2007.
- "Regulatory political conferencing of geological for exploitation pre-salt".


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9-Lipoxygenase Oxylipin Pathway in Plant Response to Biotic Stress
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Description: The activity of plant 9-lipoxygenases (LOXs) influences the outcome of Arabidopsis thaliana interaction with pathogen and insects. Evidence provided here indicates that in Arabidopsis, 9-LOXs facilitate infestation by Myzus persicae, commonly known as the green peach aphid (GPA), a sap-sucking insect, and infection by the fungal pathogen Fusarium graminearum. in comparison to the wild-type plant, lox5 mutants, which are deficient in a 9-lipoxygenase, GPA population was smaller and the insect spent less time feeding from sieve elements and xylem, thus resulting in reduced water content and fecundity of GPA. LOX5 expression is induced rapidly in roots of GPA-infested plants. This increase in LOX5 expression is paralleled by an increase in LOX5-synthesized oxylipins in the root and petiole exudates of GPA-infested plants. Micrografting experiments demonstrated that GPA population size was smaller on plants in which the roots were of the lox5 mutant genotype. Exogenous treatment of lox5 mutant roots with 9-hydroxyoctadecanoic acid restored water content and population size of GPA on lox5 mutants. Together, these results suggest that LOX5 genotype in roots is critical for facilitating insect infestation of Arabidopsis. in Arabidopsis, 9-LOX function is also required for facilitating infection by F. graminearum, which is a leading cause of Fusarium head ...
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Studies on Plant-aphid Interactions: a Novel Role for Trehalose Metabolism in Arabidopsis Defense Against Green Peach Aphid
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Description: Myzus persicae (Sülzer), commonly known as the green peach aphid (GPA), is a polyphagous insect that can infest over 100 families of economically important plants and is major pest for vegetable crops. This study utilizes the Arabidopsis-GPA model system with the aim to elucidate the role of the plant disaccharide trehalose in providing defense against GPA. This study demonstrates a novel role for TPS11 in providing defense against GPA. TPS11 expression was found to be transiently induced in Arabidopsis plants in response to GPA infestation and the TPS11 gene was required for curtailing GPA infestation. TPS11, which encodes for trehalose phosphate synthase and phosphatase activities, contributes to the transient increase in trehalose in the GPA infested tissues. This work suggests that TPS11-dependent trehalose has a signaling function in plant defense against GPA. in addition, trehalose also has a more direct role in curtailing GPA infestation on Arabidopsis. This work also shows that TPS11 is able to modulate both carbohydrate metabolism and plant defenses in response to GPA infestation. the expression of PAD4, an Arabidopsis gene required for phloem-based defenses against GPA, was found to be delayed in GPA infested tps11 mutant plants along with increased sucrose levels and lower starch ...
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Ive been making things for as long as I can remember. Whether it is knitting, sewing, painting, cooking, or building forts, I have always been deep in a state of creation. Thanks to my artist mother I never had a lack of supplies or inspiration.
After eight years of working in an office with those supplies and inspiration on a shelf in my closet and my mind, Ive finally decided to follow my happiness and build a life of creation and beauty. There is nothing I love more than making things for others and now I get to do that all day long :)
The name Two of Wands seemed the most appropriate for my endeavor. It is my favorite tarot card and the meaning behind it encompasses exactly what I felt for so long and am finally bringing to reality. The Two of Wands is focused on future planning, progress, decisions, and discovery. Drawing this card means that you can take your ideas and desires and turn them into a solid plan for success. It is about stepping into that scary but exciting unknown and knowing that you have the potential to shine. The suit of wands represents energy, spirituality, inspiration, creativity, ambition and expansion. The two represents a decision, in my case to leave behind the binding safety net of a job and freeing myself to follow my dreams.
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OUTLINE 1. What is Econometrics? 2. Steps in Empirical Economic Analysis 3. Examples 4. Economic Data 5. Causality and the notion of "Ceteris Paribus"
1. WHAT IS ECONOMETRICS? • Combination of statistical methods , economics and data to answer empirical questions in economics. • There are many different types of empirical questions in economics. Some examples: • Forecasting: Use current and past economic data to predict future values of variables such as inflation, GDP, stock prices, etc. • Testing economic theories: - Test of the efficiency of the Stock Exchange - Test the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
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1. WHAT IS ECONOMETRICS? • Estimation of economic relationships: - Demand and supply equations; - Production functions; - Wage equations, etc. • Evaluating government policies: - Employment effects of an increase in the minimum wage; - Effects of monetary policy on inflation. • Evaluating business policies: - Estimate the optimal price and advertising expenditure for a new product; - Compare profits under two pricing policies. - Evaluate the effectiveness of a job training program.
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The American public is closely divided over the federal rule that would require employers, including most religiously-affiliated institutions, to cover birth control as part of their health care benefits, according to the latest survey by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
On Feb.10, the Obama administration announced it would modify the mandate in response to criticism that the rule would force religious organizations to violate their religious beliefs in providing contraception coverage. The latest Pew survey shows little difference in opinions among people interviewed before the administration's proposed modification and those interviewed afterward.


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Arizona's Aaron Hill becomes first player in 81 years to hit for the cycle twice in a season
Arizona second baseman Aaron Hill hit for the cycle in his first four at-bats against the Brewers on Friday, marking his second cycle this month. He's the first player since Babe Herman in 1931 to hit for the cycle twice in one season.
Hill hit a ground-rule double off of Brewers starter Randy Wolf in the first inning, singled in the third and homered in the fourth. Hill finished the cycle with a triple off of Livan Hernandez in the sixth inning.
Hill hit for the cycle on on June 18 against the Mariners.
Hill's home run was his 11th of the season. He finished 4 for 5 with three RBI. Here's his sixth-inning triple that gave him his second cycle of the seaosn:
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It took me so long to write that post. It took 5 separate writing occasions to put together the post that went up this morning. I just hope things are winding down for chapter one. I foresee one more post from myself at least before I reach Cherrygrove City. Excitement is rising.
Anyone notice Bleacher has been M.I.A. since June 9th? or something like that.. I hope everything is okay.
@ORegan I'm not sure if there's any specific rule to learning TM's, but the rule on items is you can find, receive, or steal anything as long as it makes sense to the story.
I think my first starter may have been Squirtle? Bulbasaur is still #1 & If you know nothing about Pokemon, you know 3 things indefinitely; Ash Ketchum, Pikachu & the 3 Kanto Starters.
& About your standup it sounds raunchy. That's my kind of comedy
@Crimson0191 That makes me feel so old. I was in the middle of high school when D/P/P came out. The generation gap is crazy though. I'm sure I was in early middle school when R/S/E came out, and I was YOUNG then.
I don't know if not having trainers around is reason enough to go inactive. Especially if you have the freedom to travel develop your character, or build up some sub-plots until we catch you to your excellence.
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Wonderful Service - Great Stay
I had been keeping up with reviews, prior to my stay and honestly was quite nervous about it. Turned out the be a great stay. We had went through an Airline to book our vacation and decided to call the hotel after booking to see about upgrading to a 2 room suite as we were traveling with 2 small children and my mother.
We arrived and had nothing but great service. We loved the room, very spacious and modern. Nice view of the marina area. Fourth flour, so no noise from others (not so sure how those below us faired!) And surprised at how quiet it was between the two rooms when we closed the door between them. Close to the airport, and I didn't hear much noise from the planes at all. Close to SeaWorld, beaches and downtown.
Good food - but somewhat pricey. Kids eat free.
Very nice stay - I think the downtown location would be more fun, with more in walking distance, but loved it!
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Our stay was 7/22-7/21. We requested two rooms. One a king bed. We received two beds in each room. If you beg for a harbor view, you won't get it. In fact, because of the layout of the hotel, there are no harbor views. Just a glimpse of the ocean from sliding glass doors that don't open to balconies that don't exist. The hotel appears to be family oriented but during our stay, inspite of the amount of families and children at the pool, the spa was dominated by groups of young men-cases of beer by their sides. Loud and rude, nothing was done about this. The elevator was very hot and broke down several times during our stay. Our bathroom had mold growing on the celing and around the sink. Pretty gross. In that a hotel room gets cleaned daily, I would expect it to be as clean as my own bath or more so. The parking was a nightmare. Check in was the pits. We were assigned a room that belonged to someone else. After wakeing them up we realized the room was occupied. Back to the office we plodded for the correct room. We had to call housekeeping for towels at the pool twice. We were given a certificate for a free childs meal which was not honored. The price was high for the what we received. We will not be staying there again. I have responded to the Holiday Inn survey on line and offered pictures of the condition of our room but have had no response from them. I would not advise families to stay here. Pay the few $$ extra and get a nice place.
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We stayed in June for a nice weekend getaway. Great points- Free Parking (rare in San Diego), Friendly Staff, Clean Rooms, feather pillows, many activities for families (which we did not use)
HINT- join the holiday inn Rewards Club. You really do get preferential treatment! A lovely bag of chocolate treats on arrival, upgraded room, and free breakfast added on upon request. Room for improvement- Slow, Hot elevator, slighly overpriced, no transportation to local areas (10 dollars for a cab to the mall...okay, but a shuttle would be nice) and slightly disturbing "bottle shop" downstairs. Overall, a nice stay. We would probably stay somewhere else next time, but do still recommend Holiday Inn. They really know customer service.
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Hotel was adequate but staff not so much. I called to let them know I had arrived, because they advvertise they have a free shuttle. We wait 30 minutes in the sun, no one arrives, plenty of other hotels but not mine. I call again, they advise me to take a cab to the hotel and I will be reimbursed when I arrive, which surprisingly I was. I was first given a room with a door that opened to the parking lot and one to the area near the pool, not the safest area of town and being that I was traveling with children I requested to be in the hotel portion of the property. THey quickly moved me there. Food was great and location too fit my need but really I thought there would have been more effort for a hotel guest.
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Reception was professional and allowed us to check in hours ahead of time. Room did not have view, but was clean, nicely decorated and quiet. The restaurant & staff were excellent along with the food. The pool area was nice. The bar, however, was disappointing....very tacky compared to the rest of the amenities. Free parking & shuttles to and from the airport were appreciated. After other disasters over the internet this turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Would stay here again.
There are better values in San Diego for the price
For the $100+ price per night for this place, one can find better values in San Diego at less cost. It was noisy being so near to the airport and not as convenient as other places I stayed in San Diego at $30/night less.
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This hotel wasn't too bad. The location was great, but it was a little noisy and for the price I expected a little more. The lady at the front desk did move us to a nicer room with a view of the bay simply by me requesting it and offered plenty of info about places to eat in the general area. We were exhausted when we got to the room and between the airplanes taking off (we could see the runway from our balcony), the cruise ship departing, the couple in the next room (ahem...on their honeymoon maybe?) and the Christmas party conga line around the pool, sleep didn't come easily. Honestly though, by the time it was really the time of night when most people would've been going to bed, it had quieted down a lot. When we woke up the next morning it was pretty peaceful. The hotel doesn't have a lot of fancy bells and whistles to tell about, but it's clean and the staff was pleasant.
Stay Away!
I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. We had booked a suite with a location, we got a suite which overlooked roofs covered with cigarette ends. When we complained we were told they did not have suites with locations (why sell what they do not have ?) . Staff were less than helpful, when we spoke to the manager he said we would be better off at another hotel as Holiday Inns are not great in the US anyone with a bit money can buy a franchise (great management skills).
We took his advice and moved to Manchester Hyatt - beautiful hotel !
Good, but warning...
We stayed in this hotel in August to take our kids to the San Diego Zoo. We had reserved a harbor view room. When we got there, we were told that they dont guarantee which rooms you get, its first come first serve. I hadnt been told that at the time I made my reservations, so that was disappointing. We ended up with a view of this cruddy falling apart neighborhood. Aside from that, the rooms were clean, except the shower was a little mildewed. The staff was friendly. The best part about the stay was the restaurant at the hotel. The wait staff was fabulous, the food was excellent with great variety and the kids ate free, which was a big help. All in all, I would probably stay there again, just wouldnt expect a good view.
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This hotel was an excellent choice. The rooms were clean, it had good amenities (iron & ironng board, hairdryer, etc.) and the staff was extremely friendly. They provided a free airport shuttle, directions and discount tickets to attractions such as the San Diego zoo and carried our bags. Would definitely stay here again or recommend to others!
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1960 DKW Schnellaster Kastenwagen. Photos courtesy RM Auctions. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Volkswagen had no trouble selling its Type 2 microbus to eager buyers throughout the United States. Another German manufacturer, DKW, also offered a versatile van, though the Schnellaster Kastenwagen ... Read more
Divcos have gained in popularity in recent years, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to find one to restore, as we see from this 1939 Divco for sale on Hemmings.com, reportedly one of 140 built for the Helms Bakery in California. While various exotic race cars are often called breadv ... Read more
A couple years back we took a look at some cars in my wife Heather's family albums, but there was one photo from much further back that we missed, showing her grandfather and uncle, Henry and Harold Reutenauer, in front of their bakery in Hudson, New York, with a pair of delivery vehicles, on ... Read more
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