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September 19, 2013
Ernie Cope has been with Richard Childress Racing since 2012 as crew chief for the No. 33 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. That year, the Tacoma, Washington native guided six different drivers to a fifth-place showing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Owner's Points standings on the strength of two wins, 16 top-fives, 24 top-10s, two pole awards and 1,207 laps led.
He's been part of the NASCAR landscape since 1996 serving as a crew chief for Geoff Bodine in the Truck Series. He enjoyed his most success as a crew chief at Kevin Harvick, Inc. starting in 2008. During his four-year tenure, he led KHI to its first Nationwide and Truck series wins, and when they closed shop he left with five victories in NNS and nine in Trucks.
This year, the cousin of 1990 Daytona 500 champion Derrike Cope once again has his hands full with eight different drivers and Cope's Great Eight Club has produced two wins, nine top five and 12 top-10 finishes.
Q: How do you set the No. 33 Chevrolet up for Kentucky Speedway?
The biggest battle you have at Kentucky is the various bumps around the track. It is very important to set up our Chevrolet so it handles through the corners, but also doesn't start to slide all over the place because of those bumps. They aren't too much of a problem in the straightaways, but if they get the car bouncing too much in the turns it can cause it to go more sideways than is needed.
Q: How does the track change during the race?
Kentucky usually gets loose at night so you'd like to have your changes all set to go as the sun goes down and the track cools. The air temperature also drops and it causes you to watch changes in tire pressures and how the motor reacts to the cooler conditions, as well. I like night racing, it's fun and exciting and there seems to be a different attitude amongst everyone around the track.
Q: What are the keys to success at this track?
The keys to success at Kentucky change throughout the night. In the beginning, you just want to make sure the car goes over the bumps okay and the car isn't loose into the turns. But, you still want the car to turn through there and handle the bumps. As the race goes on, the track starts to loosen up. We have to have our tire pressures and pit strategy ready to go because they will change as the race goes towards the checkered flag. The major key to success for this is going to be – race to the end and earn those two spots we left out there last time when it rained. (Matt Crafton finished third in his Nationwide Series debut earlier this year at Kentucky)
Q: What is your favorite memory from Kentucky Speedway?
Oh, that's easy because it's still fresh in my mind. It was the last time we were here in the spring. It was Matt Crafton's debut in the Nationwide Series, he was fast in both practices, didn't qualify quite where we wanted to and he did everything he could to make up for it in the race. He led laps, ran in the top-five all night and just did a great job. But, this time we're going to go there with the attitude we're getting those two other spots, race to the end and take home the trophy. So, that would be a new favorite memory, wouldn't it? But, for now, it was the last time we were here and everyone on this No. 33 Rheem/Menards Chevrolet team did a great job.


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It's trainmageddon in London today.
Today is expected to be the busiest day in Underground history since it's the first work day of the Games.
The news anchors, or presenters as they're called here, couldn't stop talking about how bad it might be today on the subway.
It's busy.
Packed in a "sardines in a can" type busy.
Packed in a "does anyone shower around here" kind of busy.
Packed in a "wow, I'm going to pretend you didn't just do that" kind of busy.
The "tube" as it's called, is the fastest way to get across the Olympic host city.
Domi and I take it everywhere and have gotten pretty adept at switching trains, guessing where we're going, and recalibrating when our internal GPS fails.
But, getting used to the lack of personal space isn't instant.
I find myself longing for an Olympic space bubble.
I'm pretty sure the queen has one. I'm more sure I'm not getting one.
London is packed and I'm happy to be packed in and contributing to the Olympic spirit, which now that I think about it, smells a lot like teen spirit.


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Manage arthritis aches with MSM (methylsulfonylmethane). This compound is showing promise in the battle against osteoarthritis pain because it contains sulfur, which is crucial for the production of connective tissue including the cushiony cartilage that protects joints. In people with osteoarthritis, this cartilage "bumper" wears thin; some research suggests it also contains below-normal amounts of sulfur. But in research, eight out of 10 people with arthritis who took 2,250 milligrams of MSM daily for six weeks reported improvements in pain relief.
Soothe joints with capsaicin. The same substance that gives hot chili peppers their heat and fiery flavor can also soothe joint pain. As the active ingredient in capsaicin cream, this ingredient cut arthritis pain in half for 40 percent of people who tried it in a recent study. It works by slowly depleting levels of Substance P -- a chemical that delivers pain messages to your brain. Be patient -- this process may take several weeks, research shows.
Get pain relief with guided imagery. Using audio tapes or a CD of guided imagery exercises for chronic pain can transport you to a serene, relaxing place -- giving you a break from joint pain. In one study of 28 women with osteoarthritis, those who listened to guided imagery and relaxation recordings twice a day for 10 to 15 minutes reported that pain eased by 18 percent and mobility improved by 13 percent. It may help because it distracts you, aids you in relaxing, lets you feel in control of the ache -- or all three.
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Doctors' Due Diligence: Measuring Kids' Blood Pressure
There have been hints that the obesity epidemic's rise has slowed a bit among certain populations, but for the most part, it continues to dominate American health. One third of children and teenagers are now overweight or obese. And researchers forecast as many as half of our nation's population could be obese — not overweight but obese — by 2030.
With obesity comes a host of health-related problems: diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and even certain cancers. Perhaps most worrisome of all, pediatricians report seeing the beginning of these diseases — previously considered problems among adults only — in children as young as 3.
And this is why the American Academy of Pediatrics and federal health officials recommend that doctors routinely screen children for high blood pressure. But diagnosing hypertension in children is more complicated than it is among adults.
"In adults, anything over 140 over 90 is considered abnormal," says family physician Dr. Margaret Riley with the University of Michigan Medical School. Not so for kids.
Normal blood pressure values for children and adolescents are based on age, sex and height. This means doctors need to not only measure a child's blood pressure but also compare it to standardized charts that indicate what's normal for children based on age, sex and height.
"A normal blood pressure for [a 15-year-old boy] is different from that of an 8-year-old girl," Riley says.
She recently published a review of available data in the journal American Family Physician to remind doctors about the importance of not only taking children's blood pressure but also comparing it to standardized tables.
Earlier data show doctors often overlook taking a child's blood pressure during routine visits. Among children eventually diagnosed with high blood pressure, only 26 percent of them had it written in their medical records.
"A physician often will put the blood pressure value in their notes, but they won't address it as high because they won't have recognized it as an abnormal value for that specific child," Riley says, adding, "I think clinicians are used to seeing a number like 100 over 60, and that looks good at first glance, but if you actually look at that for a specific child's age and height, then it may be high for them."
Dr. Reginald Washington, a pediatric cardiologist at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, says not diagnosing high blood pressure early can set off a dangerous chain reaction.
"The problem is the body doesn't forgive this; so, if you have high blood pressure or cholesterol as a child, you're setting yourself up for premature problems," says Washington, adding that patients can have strokes in their 20s or 30s if they have high blood pressure that's untreated.
According to one estimate, about 2,000 children and teens suffer strokes every year as a result of hypertension. But the good news, says Washington, is that medication is generally not needed for this age group. Simple lifestyle changes can do the trick. Cutting down on high-fat foods and high-sugar drinks, along with active family outings, can make a big difference, he says. And, because they have higher metabolism, kids have an easier time shedding pounds than adults.
Washington adds that families are often more motivated when their child's health is at stake. Parents should model healthy lifestyles, too, says Riley, by exercising regularly and eating as few processed foods as possible.
It's Morning Edition from NPR News. Good morning, I'm Steve Inskeep. On this Monday, Your Health, how storytelling can help people with dementia. We'll have that in a moment. First, high blood pressure in children. Every routine doctor's visit should include a blood pressure measurement from the age of 3 onward. But, as NPR's Patti Neighmond reports, doctors don't always do that and often don't recognize when a child's blood pressure is high.
PATTI NEIGHMOND, BYLINE: At the Corner Health Center in Ypsilanti, Michigan, family physician Margaret Riley takes 15-year-old Sara Horn's blood pressure.
DR. MARGARET RILEY: OK, I'm just going to hold your arm up, just rest on my arm. It should feel nice and heavy. That's perfect.
SARAH HORN: It feels like a marshmallow around my arm or something.
NEIGHMOND: Sara's a healthy weight and very active. She plays basketball and runs track. So, the news is good.
RILEY: Very fit, normal blood pressure.
NEIGHMOND: That's not the case for lots of teens who come here. Nationwide, nearly a third of teenagers are overweight or obese, putting them at risk of high blood pressure. When Riley looked at the latest data, she found that among those children who actually had high blood pressure only 26 percent of them had it written in their medical record.
RILEY: The physician often will put the blood pressure value in their notes, but they won't address it if it's high, because they won't have recognized that it's actually an abnormal value for that specific child.
NEIGHMOND: That's because diagnosing high blood pressure in children is more complicated than it is in adults.
RILEY: In adults anything over 140/90 is considered abnormal. In kids, it's different based on the size of their body. So for a 15-year-old boy - a normal blood pressure for him is different from that of an 8-year-old girl.
NEIGHMOND: Which means physicians have to compare a child's blood pressure to national charts of healthy levels for children the same age, gender and height.
RILEY: Yu have to do a lot of steps. I think clinicians are used to seeing number like 100/60 and that looks good on first glance, but if you actually looked for that specific child's age and height, then it may be high for them.
NEIGHMOND: And not diagnosing and treating high blood pressure in kids can set off a dangerous chain reaction. Dr. Reginald Washington is a pediatric cardiologist at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.
DR. REGINALD WASHINGTON: The problem is the body doesn't forgive this. So, if you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol or any of those risk factors as a child, you're setting yourself up for what we call premature problems. So patients can have strokes actually in their 20s and 30s if they have high blood pressure that's untreated.
NEIGHMOND: According to one estimate, about 2,000 children and teens suffer strokes every year as a result of hypertension. The good news, says Washington, medication is generally not needed for this age group. Simple lifestyle changes can do the trick.
WASHINGTON: If they have salt on their French fries, we encourage them maybe to eat half as many French fries and try to wean themselves off the salt or the ketchup. If they're a couch potato, we encourage the entire family to go for a walk, for example, once a day.
NEIGHMOND: And families are often more motivated when their child's health is at stake. And because of metabolism, it's easier for kids to lose weight than adults. So if a child is over 3, Dr. Riley says parents should make sure physicians measure blood pressure and compare it to national charts of healthy levels.
RILEY: They can also ask is the blood pressure normal? That would be good. That may cue the physician to check it against the charts as opposed to just brushing past the number.
NEIGHMOND: And parents should model healthy lifestyles too, says Riley, exercising regularly and eating as few processed foods as possible.
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Steep Canyon Rangers climb to success
North Carolina's bluegrass band Steep Canyon Rangers is getting ready to embark on a nationwide tour with actor, comedian and musician Steve Martin this spring, but will be playing a one-night only show by itself at 8 p.m. Saturday at Stowe's Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.
A 2011 collaboration with Martin and 2012 solo project, "Nobody Knows You," earned the band two Grammy nominations and it has recently appeared on Late Night with David Letterman and The View.
The quintet's members include fiddle player Nicky Sanders, who began training as a classical violinist at age 5, and upright bass player Charles R. Humphrey III, who studied at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where the band formed.
Mike Guggino began playing mandolins and mandolas in college where he was introduced to bluegrass through childhood friend and fellow member Woody Platt. And Graham Sharp, who plays the banjo, writes most of the songs for the group, with Humphrey.
"I grew up with Woody, our guitar player," Guggino said. "He said (they) needed a mandolin player, so I joined up. We had a different fiddler to begin with, who was also going to college with those guys, and she left the band in 2001 and Nicky, our current fiddle player, has been with us ever since. So we were just a college band, just having fun," he said.
"It was kind of a slow process," Guggino said of the band's beginning. "We took it more seriously as it went along, started playing a lot of bluegrass festivals and started to gain some popularity. We did a band competition at the Rocky Grass Festival and won that, and that sort of helped us getting gigs out west."
Touring with Steve Martin is something Steep Canyon Rangers have been doing for years, and in May they will leave on another U.S. tour along with Edie Brickell.
"They're about to release a record, and so we're gonna be touring with both of them, but as one band. It's gonna be Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers featuring Edie Brickell," Guggino said.
Of working with Martin, Guggino said, "It's great. He's a professional, a hard worker; he likes to play original songs and he writes a lot of music. He treats us really well and wants us to be successful with our own career and it's just a joy. We get to play a lot of great, great venues all over the country; we play bluegrass to huge audiences that we would have never got to play for if we hadn't been working with him, so it's a great opportunity for us."
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Education tax rate rising, despite less studentsBy Neal P. Goswami
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | January 30,2014MONTPELIER A House panel received an update Wednesday on why the statewide education tax rate is projected to rise, despite declining enrollment around the state.
This is a trend lawmakers have been aware of for several years, and the discussion over potential solutions appears to be more focused this year. But while the debate is crystallizing around the issue of income sensitivity, it does not appear any major action is on the table for this session.
Lawmakers are expected to increase the base education tax rate by 7 cents, from 94 cents to $1.01 for every $100 of assessed property value. That base rate must rise to cover the increased cost of education spending, which is rising because of several factors, Mark Perrault, senior fiscal analyst for the Joint Fiscal Office told the House Education Committee.
Perrault said the education fund had a $19.3 million surplus it used in fiscal year 2014 to offset education spending. That one-time source of funding will not exist in fiscal year 2015, he said.
One big factor thats out there is we started (fiscal year 2014) with a $19 million surplus, he said. So, right from the get go, even if schools kept their funding flat, were looking at a 2 cent increase.
The total number of pupils in Vermont continues to decline, according to Perrault, but statewide education spending is projected to increase by 3.8 percent, or about $46.5 million, in the 2015 fiscal year. Other education fund uses, particularly special education reimbursements, are expected to increase total education spending by an additional $10 million, he said.
Meanwhile, non-education fund sources have not kept up with the growth in education spending, especially a general fund transfer to the education fund. And the statewide education grand list is declining, meaning the cost of education is relying on a shrinking tax base.
The grand list is not projected to see positive growth until the 2017 fiscal year, Perrault said. Were not going to get any help from the next few years in terms of the tax base growing, he said.
As a result, property taxes must therefore increase to cover the additional spending, Perrault told the committee.
The committee also heard testimony Wednesday from Montpelier Mayor John Hollar and Barre City Mayor Thom Lauzon, who pitched several ideas to address the rapid rise in education spending. The two mayors were representing a coalition of mayors from across the state.
Hollar said each community only has so much tax capacity. With property taxes rising each year to fund education, other municipal infrastructure needs will suffer, he said.
The mayors want the state to create an education cost reduction commission that would have the administrative authority to seek consolidation of schools and districts, Hollar said. Any savings could be reinvested in pre-k education.
Were not suggesting that we need to dramatically reduce our spending, he said.
Additionally, the threshold for the states two-vote provision, which penalizes high-spending districts, should be lowered, Hollar said. The system doesnt capture enough districts to really make a difference overall, he said.
Finally, the coalition of mayors wants to create a stronger connection between local spending and tax rates. Hollar said the states income sensitivity program creates a disconnect between the spending increases voters approve and what income-sensitized taxpayers must pay. Voters need to have more skin in the game, he told the committee.
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First it was a fall, now Barbara Walters is suffering from something most children have to deal with.
Barbara Walters is recovering from chicken pox, more than a week after she fell and cut her temple during inauguration weekend, ABC News reported Monday.
"We want to give you an update on Barbara. You all know that she fell and cut her head 10 days ago, and then was running a temperature, but it turns out it is all the result of a delayed childhood. Barbara has the chicken pox. She'd never had it as a child. So now she's been told to rest, she's not allowed any visitors. and we're telling you, Barbara, no scratching," Whoopi Goldberg said on "The View" Monday.
Walters fell on a stair at the British ambassador's residence over inauguration weekend, and out of an abundance of caution, was taken to the hospital to be examined by doctors.


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A singing diva on the verge of a possible comeback, an Oscar winner who loved to clown around in Milwaukee, everybody's favorite small-town sheriff and everyone's favorite oilman they loved to hate - of them left the stage in 2012.
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Ridley's '12 Years a Slave' wins audience prize at Toronto film festival
"12 Years a Slave," the historical drama written by Mequon native John Ridley, won the top audience prize at the Toronto International Film Festival Sunday, Variety reports.
Directed by Steve McQueen and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years a Slave" is being talked about as an Oscar front-runner. The movie is based on the true story of a black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in 19th-century America. »Read Full Article
Soulstice Theatre stays true to Pinter's 'Betrayal'
Dazzled with visions of starting fresh, lovers beginning an affair always think their story will be different. But what almost invariably results is another iteration of the same tired prose, inscribed by people who repeat the life they sought to escape rather than making a new one.
That's easiest to see in retrospect, which is how we view the affair featured in Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," composed of nine scenes that gradually move us back nine years, from 1977 to 1968. »Read Full Article
Eddie Martini's dinner will feature Silver Oak Cabs spanning years
Vintages going back to 1978 will be poured at a Silver Oak vineyards dinner at Eddie Martini's, 8612 W. Watertown Plank Road in Wauwatosa on Sept. 27.
Wines include the 1978 Alexander Valley, 2000 Napa Valley, 2000 Alexander Valley and 2008 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignons, said restaurant owner Chris Murphy. (Murphy bought Eddie Martini's from Joe DeRosa late last year.) »Read Full Blog Post
Report: Man Booker prize to include American entrants
According to a report in The Sunday Times of London, organizers of the Man Booker prize plan, for the first time, to allow American writers in the competition.
The Booker is probably the most discussed prize given annually for fiction written in English. The prize is designed to honor the best novel of the year written by a citizen of the Commonwealth or the Republic of Ireland. It is sponsored by Man Group, an investment management business. The winner receives £50,000 and a significant attention kick. »Read Full Blog Post
Peter Mulvey taking his bicycle tour to Schauer Center
Milwaukee recently finished a major motorcycle party--the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration to be exact. Now its time to pay tribute to the old fashioned bicycle.
Milwaukee-based musician Peter Mulvey is traveling around Wisconsin and Michigan on his bicycle, and rolling into the Schauer Arts & Activities Center in Hartford Oct. 4 as part of his seventh annual bicycle tour. The singer-songwriter is expected to play originals and cover jazz and bluegrass tunes. »Read Full Article


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New Pynchon, Donna Tartt, Flannery O'Connor books coming later this year, The Millions tells us
New novels from Thomas Pynchon and Donna Tartt and the late Flannery O'Connor's prayer journal are among the promising books due out later in 2013, according to The Millions' semi-annual literary preview.
The online magazine offers thumbnail previews of 86 books, focusing on literary fiction with occasional nonfiction and genre fiction selections. »Read Full Blog Post
Ted Nugent calls Wisconsin critics "unclean vermin," but Oshkosh show still sells well
For Ted Nugent, there's no such thing as bad publicity — at least in Wisconsin.
The Detroit-born rock star encountered bad concert karma this week. A Native American tribe in Idaho canceled an August show he planned at its casino, citing his "racist and hate-filled remarks" as cause for concern. Soon afterward, a Washington casino followed suit, canceling two August shows for the same reason. »Read Full Article(108)
9 new things to do at the 2014 Wisconsin State Fair
The Wisconsin State Fair is chock-full of fun traditions: groovy musical performances, tummy-turning rides and those messy yet irresistible cream puffs.
But for those who go to the fair year after year, there are plenty of new features to freshen up the fun. »Read Full Article
State's craft beers on display at Wisconsin State Fair
Quick, name three agriculture products associated with Wisconsin.
Milk, obviously. Cheese, uh huh. And beer, duh. The combination of water, barley, yeast and hops made Milwaukee famous. »Read Full Article(1)
State Fair deals and specials
The State Fair offers many admission discounts and deals.
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Six top concerts to see at the Wisconsin State Fair
Lady Antebellum.Aretha Franklin.Funk-playing mummies.Vanilla Ice.
The Wisconsin State Fair lineup this year is nothing if not eclectic. »Read Full Article
New foods to eat, new food stands to see at State Fair
Taste the amazing pork-on-pork bacon-wrapped cherrywood smoked pork belly. Wash it down with beer coffee or a Grannie Smith Caramel Apple milkshake. For dessert, nibble on the deep-fried maple bacon cookie dough.
You won't believe what happens next. »Read Full Article(6)
2014 Wisconsin State Fair daily entertainment schedule
Main Stage presented by Potawatomi: 7:30 p.m. Phil Vassar, with Maggie Rose »Read Full Article
Wisconsin State Fair 2014 livestock judging schedule
Case IH Coliseum: 9 a.m. dairy breed show: Holstein dairy cattle — junior show; 6 p.m. Clydesdale draft horses — hitch classes »Read Full Article
Fox Point native's Watergate doc on 40th anniversary of Nixon resignation
Richard Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace over the Watergate scandal forty years ago this coming Aug. 8.
And if you're of a certain age you, like me, were sitting in front of the television set watching his resignation speech. Just as we sat riveted to the hearings preceding it. »Read Full Blog Post
Getting a quick read: Speeding-dating 8 short-story collections
Welcome to the second installment of speed-dating the short-story collections.
Last year, after I set aside a number of promising new collections of stories, I read the first story in each book and shared my impressions. »Read Full Article
Amy Bloom's 'Lucky Us' balances wicked humor, dark times
True to her reputation for dramatic openers, Amy Bloom begins "Lucky Us," her first novel in seven years, like this: "My father's wife died. My mother said we should drive down to his place and see what's in it for us."
It's a breezy and funny beginning, from a writer who has always had a wicked sense of humor. But the mood soon alters: The speaker — 12-year-old Eva Acton — learns that what Mom really wants to see is what's in this death for her. She dumps Eva on the grieving Edgar — father to both the illegitimate Eva and the legitimate, 16-year-old Iris — and disappears, except for a brief cameo late in the novel. »Read Full Article
Kabana Grill offers the best of Indian, Pakistani flavors
Warm, fresh-baked bread is bound to be good. But some bread is better than others, like the sesame naan at Kabana Grill on the south side.
Crisp and light, bubbled from the intense heat of the tandoor oven, this particular bread (called roghni, or tilwala, $1.99) made me think "Oh, that bread!" on the drive home. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: German Fest, a county fair and advice for Gallery Night & Day
So many choices.
German Fest opens today. Cue the dachshunds. »Read Full Blog Post
Beyoncé and Jay Z's 'On the Run' tour at Soldier Field in Chicago
Chicago — Most couples watch home movies on their TVs, computers or smartphones.
Beyoncé and Jay Z watch them on an enormous screen with about 50,000 people in a packed football stadium. »Read Full Article(43)


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Once you have that budget set up, periodically take a look at how you're doing. Pull out the receipts and credit card slips and add up how much you're spending. Do it a couple of times during your trip.
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Dave Grohl's Sound City Players brings superstar names, talent to final show for SXSW
Dave Grohl, left, and Rick Springfield rock out during the final Sound City Players show at Stubb's in Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest music conference Thursday. Grohl assembled a well-regarded roster of rockers for the band--including Stevie Nicks and John Fogerty--to play a special series of shows to promote his new documentary "Sound City," about a famed recording studio. Photo by Associated Press. »Read Full Blog Post
Opera Theatre rocks art song with 'Guns N' Rosenkavalier'
Next weekend, baritone Andrew Wilkowske, fresh from a role with the Florentine Opera, will stand amid the crystal chandeliers of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music's lovely recital hall, open his mouth . . .
. . . and let fly the opening lines of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now," followed by a few power chords on his electric guitar. »Read Full Article
MSO turns in riveting 'Bluebeard's Castle' opera
When the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra turns to opera, it does so in a big, glowing fashion.
The orchestra and music director Edo de Waart presented a riveting, semi-staged performance of Bartok's opera "Bluebeard's Castle" on Friday evening, complete with six breathtaking glass sculptures designed for the opera by artist Dale Chihuly. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Rep taps power, passion of 'Raisin in the Sun'
Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" is not only one of the greatest American plays ever written. It's also a play - read in school, seen on film and frequently performed - we all think we know better than we actually do.
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater drove these truths home Friday night, opening a galvanic production of "Raisin" that will go down as a landmark we'll be talking about for years - and that I assure you is like no "Raisin" you've ever seen. »Read Full Article
Novel 'Mary Coin' based on famous Depression-era photograph
It is hard not to be drawn in by Dorothea Lange's iconic photograph called "Migrant Mother." The photo, a now ubiquitous image of struggling farm workers during the Great Depression, is startling in its honest depiction of poverty, strength and despair.
It was this picture, hanging in a gallery at New York's Museum of Modern Art, that inspired acclaimed writer and filmmaker Marisa Silver to pen her new novel, "Mary Coin." Like many other fascinated viewers before her, Silver imagines the moment that the government photographer (here called Vera Dare) approached the destitute family matriarch (Mary Coin) and asked to capture a moment of her life on film. »Read Full Article
Skylight Music Theatre's new season lets freedom sing
After scheduling the musical "Les Misérables" in the Skylight Music Theatre's holiday-period slot next season, incoming artistic director Viswa Subbaraman got excited about the possibility of programming other shows that reflect themes of freedom, liberty and revolution.
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Austin Dillon, Kyle Larson, Elliott Sadler and Brian Vickers will all be racing for more than the usual prize money, trophy and checkered flag Friday night in Daytona's Firecracker 250. They'll also be chasing an additional $100,000 bonus.
Friday's race marks the official first leg of Nationwide's popular Dash 4 Cash program. Last Friday, Sadler, Vickers, Dillon and Larson all qualified to be participants in the first week of the bonus program by finishing second, fourth, sixth and seventh, respectively, in the Feed the Children 300 at Kentucky. They were the top-four points-eligible finishers in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, thus making them eligible to compete in the first event of the 2013 Dash 4 Cash.
Of the four eligible drivers, the one who finishes highest in the Daytona race will win the bonus and automatically qualify for the next event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The three other highest finishing NASCAR Nationwide regulars at Daytona will also qualify to compete for the bonus at New Hampshire. The format will remain the same for the Chicagoland and Indianapolis races, the last two legs of the Dash 4 Cash program.
If one driver wins the bonuses for the first three races and then wins the Indianapolis race outright, Nationwide Insurance will award the driver an additional $600,000, totaling $1 million in winnings.
Dillon and Sadler earned Dash 4 Cash bonuses last year at New Hampshire and Chicagoland, respectively.
Dillon participated in a Media Advance Wednesday at Daytona International Speedway to help promote his participation in the program. As part of the advance, he colored in his stylized No. 3 into the grass on the tri-oval at the track, toured the fireworks setup at Lake Lloyd, set off a few fireworks of his own, hosted a Twitter chat and participated in radio call ins, local television interviews, print media one-on-ones and a NASCAR Race Hub on SPEED interview.
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'A Place at the Table' adds hunger to the menu
Have you had your heart broken lately? Of course you have.
You can't turn around without being confronted by a seemingly insurmountable social problem - from bullying, racism, gun violence and gender inequality to climate change - or human tragedy. »Read Full Article
62nd annual smelt fry in Port Washington April 5, April 6
They know their smelt fry: The Van Ells-Schanen Post 82 of the American Legion is sponsoring the 62nd annual smelt fry in Port Washington on Friday and Saturday.
It's all you can eat, and it's served with fries and coleslaw. The fry takes place from 4:30 to 9 p.m. both days in the Memorial Building at Veterans Memorial Park, 435 N. Lake St. »Read Full Blog Post
Pig roast, classic punches Sunday at Hi Hat and Garage, a fundraiser to fight pediatric cancer
A roasted whole pig and four kinds of punch will be served at Pig on the Patio, a fundraiser to fight childhood cancer, on April 7 outdoors at the Hi Hat Lounge and Garage, 1701 N. Arlington Place at Brady St.
The $25 admission fee at the door gets guests a plate of roasted pork dinner as well as four classic types of punch. The event is from 4 to 9 p.m., with gypsy jazz by Milwaukee Hot Club from 6 to 9 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Film critic Roger Ebert dies
Veteran film critic Roger Ebert died Thursday at the age of 70.
Ebert announced late Tuesday on his blog that he would be taking "a leave of presence" and cutting back on this duties because his cancer had recurred. »Read Full Blog Post(16)
24 Hours: More for Milwaukee's to-do list
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"Alan Kulwicki: A Champion's Story," an exhibit at the Milwaukee County Historical Society tracing the career of the NASCAR legend and Greenfield native, has its grand opening Friday, four days after the 20th anniversary of his death in a plane crash. (After Friday's free event, admission exhibit will be $5.) »Read Full Article
New 'Evil Dead' pushes gore to extremes
If gruesome and scary were the same thing, Stephen King's next e-book would just be that Kevin Ware video every website keeps trying to show you.
Unfortunately for the new "Evil Dead" reboot, real psychological horror isn't just psycho - it's also supposed to be logical. »Read Full Article
'Ginger & Rosa' shows growing up in nuclear age is hard to do
"Ginger & Rosa" are sisters by different mothers.
They were born in 1945, the year the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima - their mothers were in adjacent beds at the hospital - grew up in the same housing project under the shadow of a nuclear cloud and came of age during the Cuban missile crisis. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid
'Nowhere' finally arrives
An African-American woman's dreams of a career in medicine are jostled when her husband is sent to prison in "Middle of Nowhere," which makes its long-overdue Milwaukee premiere Thursday at UWM Union Theatre, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. »Read Full Article(1)
Spoof Fest celebrates 20 musical years
It started as a joke. With a name like Spoof Fest, it had to.
In 1994, the late local DJ Brian Emmett rounded up some local musicians for an April Fools' gig at the since-shuttered club the Globe, to cover bands like Led Zeppelin and the Doors, and make fun of them, too. »Read Full Article
Real Chili in championship round of the Cooking Channel's Best College Eats tourney
If you thought NCAA basketball was dramatic: Milwaukee's Real Chili has survived round after round of online voting to land in the championship of the Cooking Channel's Best College Eats tournament.
Real Chili and its chili-topped spaghetti have marched through the bracket, taking down the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fordham University, Kansas University and, just yesterday, the University of Kentucky. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Summerfest announces 64 headliners, including Avett Brothers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, LL Cool J
Summerfest officials announced Thursday morning who is playing with the Violent Femmes at the Marcus Amphitheater on opening night-as well as practically all the other ground stage headliners.
Americana group the Avett Brothers will co-headline the amphitheater, with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and Ivan and Alyosha opening, on June 26. »Read Full Article(60)
On Tap this Weekend: Karaoke, comedy, new museum, cocktail brunch
Here's the rundown of Milwaukee events you won't want to miss out on this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
Wisconsin band Garbage coming home to the Rave
If it had to rain during a band's homecoming performance, it might as well have happened to Garbage. After all, the Madison-born alternative rock quartet's most famous song is called "Only Happy When It Rains."
"It was unfortunate," guitarist Steve Marker said of the weather during the group's outdoor performance last August in Madison, Garbage's first hometown show since going on hiatus in 2005. »Read Full Article
Late-night hosts weigh in on 'Tonight Show' transition
All the late-night talk show hosts addressed the change at the helm of "The Tonight Show" Wednesday night, including heir apparent Jimmy Fallon and soon-to-be-former-host Jay Leno. In fact, David Letterman and Jay Leno had variations on the same joke.
Letterman, who, like Conan O'Brien, was passed over for the job, devoted much of his monologue to the transition and recited the "Top Ten Things We'll Miss About Jay Leno." »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: A little bit honky-tonk
Ma Carter would have been proud. The WhiskeyBelles have honed their country harmonies to the level of the legendary Carter Family. But there's just a touch of honky-tonk in the mix. Listen to their three-part sounds live Thursday night at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino.
If you're looking for something downright unruly tonight, check out the cutting edge offerings at "Unruly Music" at the Marcus Center. »Read Full Blog Post


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Sherman begins his march to the sea, FDR lays the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial, and Elvis Presley makes his movie debut, all on this day.
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Barre fire and ambulance reaches tentative contract settlement
BARRE Its not a done deal yet, but negotiators for the city and its fire and ambulance department reached a tentative settlement during a bargaining session Friday.
According to City Manager Steve Mackenzie, details of the multiyear contract proposal were reached during a face-to-face meeting that spanned five hours and may mark the end of sporadic negotiations that played out over the past seven months.
We have a tentative agreement, Mackenzie confirmed during a brief telephone interview Saturday.
According to Mackenzie, union leaders hope to present the contract proposal to their members this week even as he prepares a briefing packet to bring the City Council up to speed.
Assuming the 17-member bargaining unit ratifies the proposed contract this week, Mackenzie said the council would be in a position to do the same at its Feb. 26 meeting.
At that meeting, Mackenzie said, he would likely meet privately with councilors to discuss the proposed contract, but the ratification vote would be in public. Once the council approves the contract the document will be released and its details will be public.
Mackenzie said nailing down those details was challenging.
It was a difficult negotiation for both sides, he said.
Talks broke off late last year and a federal mediator got them back on track late last month, but they seemingly stalled again during a follow-up bargaining session Feb. 7.
Mackenzie said he asked for one more meeting, the union agreed, and the two sides were able to find a mutually acceptable middle ground Friday.
I think both sides really wanted to settle, he said, noting neither side got everything it wanted.
Like every good negotiation you end up leaving some stuff on the table, he said.
Mackenzie, Chief Tim Bombardier and Scott Cameron, the citys labor lawyer, were joined at Fridays negotiations by firefighters Jeff Cochran, Gary Sheridan and Mike Charbonneau and the unions Burlington lawyer, James Dunn.
The citys union firefighters have been working under the terms of a contract that expired June 30. That one-year deal included a wage freeze, though eligible firefighters were awarded annual step increases.
Assuming the tentative settlement is approved, the financial aspects of the deal most notably pay raises are expected to be applied retroactively to July 1.
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NHEK Neutral Red Uptake Assay for Ocular Irritation Application
Test Material Compatibility
The 96-well plate based cytotoxicity assays using NRU are best suited for water-soluble materials; however, test materials may be dissolved in intermediate solvents so that they are compatible with the test system. At IIVS, a solubility test is performed to find the most suitable solvent when the solubility of a test chemical is unknown or unavailable.
As a Prediction of Systemic Toxicity
The NHEK Cytotoxicity Assay using a NRU viability endpoint can be used to estimate human lethal serum concentrations, according to a prediction model developed in the Multicentre Evaluation of In Vitro Cytotoxicity (MEIC) program (Part I of this program presents the methodology of 68 in vitro toxicity assays used to test the first 30 chemicals. (MEIC Evaluation of Acute Systemic Toxicity: Part I: C. Clemedson et al, 1996, ATLA 24, 249-272)).
The NHEK Cytotoxicity Assay using a NRU viability endpoint can also be used to estimate starting doses for acute oral toxicity testing in rodents (the methods were initially proposed by ZEBET based upon the correlation of the in vitro cytotoxicity endpoint IC50 and the in vivo LD50 values for 347 chemicals as presented in the Registry of Cytotoxicity (Halle, 2003)).
As a Prediction of Ocular Irritancy
Since the target cells (NHEKs) are epithelial in origin, NHEK Cytotoxicity Assay using a NRU viability endpoint may be used to predict ocular irritation for aqueous soluble materials. This approach has been used to determine the relative ocular irritation potential of surfactants and preservatives, and may be well suited for evaluating relative irritancy potentials of ingredients in ophthalmic solutions in a product development setting.
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Test article concentrations may be adjusted as necessary to accommodate specific physical characteristics or client needs. Specialized protocols may be prepared as requested through consultation with the Study Director.
In 2007, ICCVAM recommended both in vitro test methods (3T3 NRU and NHEK NRU) as reduction alternatives to estimate the starting dose in the Up-and-Down Procedure and Fixed Dose Procedure for assessing acute oral systemic toxicity. Recommendations were accepted by U.S. Federal agencies, and OECD Guidance Document 129 for implementation of the test methods was published in 2010.


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A park ranger at Yosemite National Park turned to the internet to share a heartwarming letter from one honest junior ranger.
In the letter, a young girl named Evie admits that she accidentally brought home two sticks from her time as a junior ranger in the park. The two sticks were taped to the bottom of the letter which read, "I know I'm not supposed to take things from the park, so I am sending them back. Please put them in nature," Evie writes.
Evie's letter quickly went viral and was a popular post on Reddit and on Yosemite National Park's official Facebook page.


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Food Product Dating
"Sell by Feb 14" is a type of information you might find on a meat or poultry product. Are dates required on food products? Does it mean the product will be unsafe to use after that date? Here is some background information which answers these and other questions about product dating.
- What is dating?
- Is dating required by federal law?
- What types of food are dated?
- Types of Dates
- Safety After Date Expires
- Dating Infant Formula
- What do can codes mean?
- Dates on Egg Cartons
- UPC or Bar Codes
- Storage Times
- Refrigerator Home Storage, Fresh or Uncooked Products
- Refrigerator Home Storage, Processed Products Sealed at Plant
What is dating?
"Open Dating" (use of a calendar date as opposed to a code) on a food product is a date stamped on a product's package to help the store determine how long to display the product for sale. It can also help the purchaser to know the time limit to purchase or use the product at its best quality. It is not a safety date. After the date passes, while it may not be of best quality, refrigerated products should still be safe if handled properly and kept at 40 °F (4.4 ºC) or below for the recommended storage times listed on the chart (see below). If product has a "use-by" date, follow that date. If product has a "sell-by" date or no date, cook or freeze the product by the times on the chart below.
Is dating required by federal law?
Except for infant formula (see below), product dating is not generally required by Federal regulations. However, if a calendar date is used, it must express both the month and day of the month (and the year, in the case of shelf-stable and frozen products). If a calendar date is shown, immediately adjacent to the date must be a phrase explaining the meaning of that date such as "sell-by" or "use before."
There is no uniform or universally accepted system used for food dating in the United States. Although dating of some foods is required by more than 20 states, there are areas of the country where much of the food supply has some type of open date and other areas where almost no food is dated.
What types of food are dated?
Open dating is found primarily on perishable foods such as meat, poultry, eggs and dairy products. "Closed" or "coded" dating might appear on shelf-stable products such as cans and boxes of food.
- A "Sell-By" date tells the store how long to display the product for sale. You should buy the product before the date expires.
- A "Best if Used By (or Before)" date is recommended for best flavor or quality. It is not a purchase or safety date.
- A "Use-By" date is the last date recommended for the use of the product while at peak quality. The date has been determined by the manufacturer of the product.
- "Closed or coded dates" are packing numbers for use by the manufacturer.
Safety After Date Expires
Except for "use-by" dates, product dates don't always pertain to home storage and use after purchase. "Use-by" dates usually refer to best quality and are not safety dates. Even if the date expires during home storage, a product should be safe, wholesome and of good quality if handled properly. See the accompanying refrigerator charts for storage times of dated products. If product has a "use-by" date, follow that date. If product has a "sell-by" date or no date, cook or freeze the product according to the times on the chart below.
Foods can develop an off odor, flavor or appearance due to spoilage bacteria. If a food has developed such characteristics, you should not use it for quality reasons.
If foods are mishandled, however, foodborne bacteria can grow and, if pathogens are present, cause foodborne illness — before or after the date on the package. For example, if hot dogs are taken to a picnic and left out several hours, they will not be safe if used thereafter, even if the date hasn't expired.
Other examples of potential mishandling are products that have been: defrosted at room temperature more than two hours; cross contaminated; or handled by people who don't practice good sanitation. Make sure to follow the handling and preparation instructions on the label to ensure top quality and safety.
Dating Infant Formula
Federal regulations require a "use-by" date on the product label of infant formula under FDA inspection. If consumed by that date, the formula or food must contain not less than the quantity of each nutrient as described on the label. Formula must maintain an acceptable quality to pass through an ordinary bottle nipple. If stored too long, formula can separate and clog the nipple.
The "use-by" date is selected by the manufacturer, packer or distributor of the product on the basis of product analysis throughout its shelf life, tests, or other information. It is also based on the conditions of handling, storage, preparation, and use printed on the label. Do not buy or use baby formula after its "use-by" date.
What do can codes mean?
Cans must exhibit a packing code to enable tracking of the product in interstate commerce. This enables manufacturers to rotate their stock as well as to locate their products in the event of a recall.
These codes, which appear as a series of letters and/or numbers, might refer to the date or time of manufacture. They aren't meant for the consumer to interpret as "use-by" dates. There is no book or Web site that tells how to translate the codes into dates.
Cans may also display "open" or calendar dates. Usually these are "best if used by" dates for peak quality.
Canned foods are safe indefinitely as long as they are not exposed to freezing temperatures, or temperatures above 90 °F (32.2° C). If the cans look ok, they are safe to use. Discard cans that are dented, rusted, or swollen. High-acid canned foods (tomatoes, fruits) will keep their best quality for 12 to 18 months; low-acid canned foods (meats, vegetables) for 2 to 5 years.
Dates on Egg Cartons
Use of either a "Sell-By" or "Expiration" (EXP) date is not federally required, but may be State required, as defined by the egg laws in the State where the eggs are marketed. Some State egg laws do not allow the use of a "sell-by" date.
Egg cartons with the USDA grade shield on them must display the "pack date" (the day that the eggs were washed, graded, and placed in the carton). The number is a three-digit code that represents the consecutive day of the year starting with January 1 as 001 and ending with December 31 as 365. When a "sell-by" date appears on a carton bearing the USDA grade shield, the code date may not exceed 45 days from the date of pack.
Always purchase eggs before the "Sell-By" or "EXP" date on the carton. After the eggs reach home, refrigerate the eggs in their original carton and place them in the coldest part of the refrigerator, not in the door. For best quality, use eggs within 3 to 5 weeks of the date you purchase them. The "sell-by" date will usually expire during that length of time, but the eggs are perfectly safe to use.
UPC or Bar Codes
Universal Product Codes appear on packages as black lines of varying widths above a series of numbers. They are not required by regulation but manufacturers print them on most product labels because scanners at supermarkets can "read" them quickly to record the price at checkout.
Bar codes are used by stores and manufacturers for inventory purposes and marketing information. When read by a computer, they can reveal such specific information as the manufacturer's name, product name, size of product and price. The numbers are not used to identify recalled products.
Storage Times
Since product dates aren't a guide for safe use of a product, how long can the consumer store the food and still use it at top quality? Follow these tips:
- Purchase the product before the date expires.
- If perishable, take the food home immediately after purchase and refrigerate it promptly. Freeze it if you can't use it within times recommended on chart.
- Once a perishable product is frozen, it doesn't matter if the date expires because foods kept frozen continuously are safe indefinitely.
- Follow handling recommendations on product.
- Consult the following storage chart.
Refrigerator Home Storage (at 40 °F [4.4 ºC] or below) of Fresh or Uncooked Products
- If product has a "use-by" date, follow that date.
- If product has a "sell-by" date or no date, cook or freeze the product by the times on the following chart.


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Published On: May 16 2011 02:34:06 PM CDT Updated On: Jul 08 2013 10:41:37 AM CDT
Grilled BBQ Hamburger Supreme
- 1 can mushrooms
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1 pound ground round
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 4 tablespoons Italian bread crumbs
- Saute mushrooms in butter.
- Add salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder to the ground beef and mix thoroughly.
- Fashion into thin patties about 5 inches in diameter.
- Grill until desired doneness on the barbeque.
- Garnish with mushrooms, tomatoes, cheddar cheese and lettuce.
- Serve on a hamburger bun or kaiser roll.
Sweet-Sour Barbecued Ribs
- 1 1/4 cups ketchup
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 4 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 6 pounds back ribs
- Mix together the ketchup, water, honey, worcestershire sauce, lemon juice onion, salt, and pepper.
- Cook for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Prepare a charcoal grill, and cook ribs over medium-hot coals, turning occasionally. Brush ribs with sauce after each turn.
- Cook ribs until desired doneness. Remove from barbecue and enjoy.
Sirloin Steak with Grilled Bell Peppers
- 2 pounds top sirloin steak
- 1 large green, red and yellow pepper
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 tablespoon lemon pepper
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Cut peppers in half lengthwise; trim and remove seeds. Cut each half into thirds.
- Combine oil and lemon pepper; brush over peppers.
- Place sirloin steak and peppers on grid over ash-covered coals.
- Broil 16 to 20 minutes, turning steak once and the peppers occasionally. Season steak and peppers with salt.
- Carve steak into thin slices and serve with the grilled peppers.
Blackened Fish
- 2 tablespoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon crushed dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 4 halibut steaks (5 to 6 ounces each)
- Spray cold barbecue grill racks with nonstick cooking spray. Preheat the grill to medium-high heat.
- In a small bowl, combine the paprika, thyme, onion powder, garlic powder, sugar, ground red pepper, salt, and black pepper; mix well. Rub evenly over both sides of the fish.
- Grill the fish for 7 to 8 minutes per side, or until it is cooked through and flakes easily with a fork. Serves 4.
Fajitas on the Grill
- 1/2 cup Italian dressing
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- One 1 1/2-pound flank steak
- 3 large bell peppers (red or green), cut into strips
- 2 large onions, each cut crosswise into 1/2-inch slices
- Eight 8-inch flour tortillas, warmed
- 1 jar (16 ounces) salsa
- Preheat the grill to medium-high heat.
- In a small bowl, combine the Italian dressing and lime juice; mix well then brush over the steak, peppers, and onions.
- Grill the steak, peppers, and onions for 8 to 10 minutes per side, or until desired doneness. Slice the steak across the grain and serve in the tortillas topped with the peppers, onions, and salsa. Serves 6 to 8.
Note: If you don't have a basket for grilling the veggies, make sure to cut them large enough and place them crosswise on the grill to keep them from falling through the grill rack. The standard way to serve fajitas is topped with sour cream and guacamole -- but go ahead and add any of your favorite toppings.
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For Busch, competing in the Indianapolis 500 hasn't been a goal until recently because he never envisioned it was attainable.
The 2004 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion will join Andretti Autosport for the 98th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25. He will also attempt "the double" by competing in the Coca-Cola 600 in Concord, N.C.
"To add a driver with the resume of Kurt Busch to the Indianapolis 500 field is a huge gain for INDYCAR," said Derrick Walker, INDYCAR president of competition and operations. "We want to see the best 33 drivers put their skills to the test on the biggest stage in motorsports, regardless of which series they come from. To attempt 'the double' is a tremendous challenge, and we're looking forward to watching Kurt accomplish the feat this May."
Busch, 35, who is dedicating the effort to U.S. military personnel serving around the world, said the opportunity "is a dream come true."
"My dad, a Mac Tools distributor, and I would go to car shows and see Indy cars and he'd say, 'This is about as close as you'll ever get to one of these things' because it was so far removed from what we could dream as a small blue-collar family from Las Vegas," Busch said. "It's just the different opportunities that have come up in motorsports (that have led me) to this biggest moment outside of stock cars.
"It was a talk over dinner (with his agent, John Caponigro) one night on 'what if?' and now it's all becoming a realty for me to drive in the Indy 500 with Andretti.
"I went once to watch the '500' with Roger Penske when I first signed a contract with him to drive stock cars. To feel it, to experience it, I'm going to actually revert back to that to try to block out some of the emotional excitement of what it means to be part of the '500.' To drive in it this year, nothing is going to compare, nothing can prepare or get me ready when they drop that green flag and 33 of us rush into Turn 1."
Busch tested an Andretti Autosport car at the Speedway last May -- his second time in an Indy car -- between Sprint Cup Series races. He finished 14th in the Brickyard 400 on the 2.5-mile oval three months later.
"That was a whole kid in a candy store moment of experiencing an open-wheel car at 220 mph," he said. "You can definitely get a different appreciation for the track and its heritage with an open-wheel car versus a stock car that I've done the last 15 years there. It got my mind going and my juices flowing on 'I want to do this.' The adrenaline and excitement was there, but last year just didn't seem like the right timing. Now 11 months of chewing on the fat and working on the details, I'm more excited than ever to do this."
Qualifications are May 17-18, with final practice on Carburetion Day May 23. Busch said a testing plan interspersed in the NASCAR schedule to "get up to speed" with teammates Marco Andretti, James Hinchcliffe, Ryan Hunter-Reay and Carlos Munoz is being drafted.
"It's going to be a steady progression that I have to follow Andretti Autosport's lead," he said. "We have a full-blown test program to be the best-prepared we can for the Month of May. I will be a rookie, but I bring a lot of oval experience in and we'll see how we can blend that in.
"It's about absorbing as much as I can and chewing on it the right way. Sam Hornish Jr., who was a teammate of mine at Penske Racing, I mentored him as much as I could on the stock car side. Don't think I'm not going to call him and try to get that favor back."
The last driver to attempt the double was Robby Gordon in 2004. Gordon, who in 2002 and 2003 raced in both events, started the 2004 Indy 500 but left at the first red flag (rain) for North Carolina. Jaques Lazier finished the race for Gordon. John Andretti (1994) and Tony Stewart (1999 and 2001) also raced in both events. Stewart is the only driver to complete all 1,100 miles -- finishing sixth at Indianapolis and third at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
"I want to pop quiz everyone who's done (the double) to learn as much as I can to just be able to anticipate what's next and have things checked off your list so that you're mentally prepared," Busch said. "I have to thank Stewart Haas Racing for giving me the chance to fulfill this dream, to challenge myself in motorsports and to do something special in this day and age."
From 1961 to 1973, the Indy 500 and World 600 (as the Coca-Cola 600 was formerly known) were held on separate days, allowing drivers to attempt to race in both events.


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Chicago Cubs outfielder Junior Lake had a slight wardrobe malfunction during Thursday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Lake started off the game wearing the wrong gray jersey displaying "Chicago" instead of "Cubs," which is what was on the front of the rest of his teammates' jerseys. He wore the jersey for the entire first inning and then changed before the start of the second inning, reports NBC Sports.
Perhaps Lake was bleary-eyed from the game played the night before. The Cubs and Pirates played into the early hours of Thursday morning when their game lasted 16 innings.


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ESPN 1500, ESPN.com and the Green Bay Press Gazette each reported Monday that the deal is for one year.
Bishop told SiriusXM NFL Radio last week that he visited the Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs, and the New York Giants, Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers are expressed interest.
Bishop was released by the Green Bay Packers last week.
Bishop missed all of 2012 because of a hamstring injury but said he is now 100 percent healthy.
In 2011, he had 115 tackles and 5.0 sacks for Green Bay.
---Two players -- Indianapolis Colts wide receiver LaVon Brazill and New York Giants wide receiver Brandon Collins -- was suspended without pay for the first four games of the regular season for violating the NFL Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse, the league announced.
Both are eligible to return to the active roster on Sept. 30 and can participate in all offseason and preseason practices and games.
As a rookie last year, Brazill made 11 catches for 186 yards with a touchdown in 15 games.
Collins did not make the team's active roster in any games and his chances of making the 53-man roster this year are slim.
---Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher avoided significant injury during a car accident in New York City on Sunday afternoon, according to the New York Daily News.
Cowher was driving a black Mercedes-Benz when he was cut off by a woman driving a Ford Fusion, according to the police report and witnesses. Cowher's car then hit the Fusion, sending it into scaffolding and sending construction material onto E. 92nd St.
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Season the outside of the chops with your choice of spices. I like Penzey's Pork Chop Seasoning or Cowboy Trail Dust from TexMexToGo.com. The old standby of kosher salt and freshly cracked pepper works well, too.
Set up your grill for indirect cooking. If you use charcoal, push it to one side, leaving an area where the chops can cook without direct heat underneath. If you use gas, leave one set of burners off to achieve the same effect. Cook the chops, alternating between searing over direct heat and cooking indirectly, until done.
Let the chops sit for at least 15 minutes, lightly covered with foil, before slicing. And don't forget: What works for pork will quite often work for chicken, too. This stuffing is outstanding inside a boneless chicken breast.


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National Agents Alliance Insurance Sales Agent job
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- National Agents Alliance
- Job Title
- Insurance Sales Agent
- Job Type
- Full-time, Part-time
- Location
- Work from anywhere
Insurance Sales Agent
Are you a self-motivated, energetic, outgoing individual with a strong desire to succeed in the business world and help families at the same time? If so, NAA is for you! We have a wide range of mortgage protection, life, and annuity products from a number of different insurance carriers so that you can fit your clients with exactly what they need. Also, we generate our own leads in-house for our agents in order to help them reach their greatest potential as a sales associate.
Job Description
National Agents Alliance is the independent agent's goldmine of opportunity to develop a serious income potential in both up front commissions as well as back-end residuals. Whether your career ambitions are to run your own independent agency, or you want to be in the field writing business, NAA is the place to make the kind of money you have always dreamed of making. Please visit our website for more information. Sell Life and Disability insurance to protect the homes of your clients in the event of death or disability. We provide and support a program in which you work from home and set your own hours. If you are self-disciplined, teachable, and enjoy sales, we can offer you a minimum income of $75,000/first year by coaching you to effectively use and follow our PROVEN NAA Sales System and mailed in response leads.
Full Time: $75,000-$125,000 commission based + residual income
Part Time: $40,000-$75,000 commission based + residual income
Company PAID vacations to qualified agents
Products: Jet issue mortgage protection insurance, inexpensive term, universal life, final expense, annuities, disability and unique "MONEY BACK" term life insurance.
Leads: Direct mail leads, best leads in the country, and our clients have NO DOUBT what they are responding to. Tired of prospecting and chasing lists? WE focus 80% of our time on the sales process vs. programs that emphasize time spent prospecting.
Selling System: Proven, Turnkey Selling System - Famous NAA Sales System - if duplicated, guarantees a sale every time you sit down at an appointment.
Management opportunities are available in select areas to qualified agents.
Availability: There are very LIMITED openings due to our exclusive leads system. We limit the number of representatives in a determined area to insure maximum coverage and profitability of NAA representatives. The state requires our representatives to have all current Life & Health insurance license. If you are currently not licensed, you may still be eligible in this area for this opportunity and we will assist you in the easiest way to obtain this license.
Additional Info
- A State Life/Health License is Required to perform the duties of this position.
- Qualified candidates may still be eligible even if not currently licensed.
- Home computer and or home office.
- Strong work ethic.
- Ability to work independently from a direct mail lead source.
- Access to a Laptop Computer is highly desirable.
Job Benefits
Whether you're an industry veteran or a newcomer looking for a fresh start, NAA helps you make the most out of a career in insurance sales.
- Exclusive, High-Quality Leads. Our in-house lead generation specialists provide the leads for you, so you can concentrate on selling instead of prospecting.
- High Commissions. Work hard and earn what you want from products that pay.
- Flexible Schedule. Work full or part time at your option.
- Proven Effective Sales System. Our proprietary sales system teaches you how to take your insurance sales to the next level.
- Opportunities for Advancement. Work your way up, earn higher commissions, and start your own agency.
- Business Development Services. From custom websites to direct mail marketing to business cards, NAA gives you everything you need to succeed.
- Training. Learn from the best in the industry. NAA helps you get licensed and offers online and offline training materials to keep you on top of your game.
- Support. NAA's staff helps you learn the system, resolve issues, and grow your business every step of the way.