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Pirates, Magic Numbers, Yankees, Red Sox and Tigers, Oh My!
A free grilled Dodger Dog, hanging out with friends at Dodger Stadium and a Dodger WIN! What could be better!
Dodgers won the opener with the Pirates 6-2!
Magic number is now 14. I always think of a Dodger player when I look at number so here is one of my favorite Dodgers back when:
Today is Blanket night! This is what it looks like
Today is Honduras Independence Day! Some of you might know that I was born in Hondura.s
Today is also Nicaragua Independence Day! Happy Independence to Nicaraguan Vicente Padilla.
Tomorrow is Mexico Indepedence Day! It is also a day game at Dodger Stadium with Manny's bbh.
Happy Independence to Mexico and to all my Mexican friends and friends that have Mexican heritage.
Happy Independence to Fernando Valenzuela, Pepe Yniquez, Juan Castro and also to Andre Ethier because of his Mexican heritage.
I'll leave you with this video from Andre Ethier's Carne Asada day. It has Mexican music and Andre says a few things about his Mexican heritage.
Oh My! there so many cool videos there. Andre! You got me hungry with the one at L.A. Live! That macaroni with trufles and three kind of cheeses sounds outstanding.
Super exited about the 2010 MLB schedule! Dodgers get the Yankees at Dodger Stadium and they get to go to Fenway Park. This is how the interleague schedule looks like
3 vs DET: May 21-23
3 in ANA: June 11-13
3 vs. ANA: June 22-24
3 in BOS: June 18-20
3 vs. NYA: June 25-27
I smelled a road trip to Fenway! I need work to send to New Hampshire during that week in June and then I can stay in Boston for the Dodger series!
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darn you,
I wish the Indians could be playing the Pirates right now.
Sorry Pit Peas but they suck.
even worse than yours truly the CLE Indians.. barf.
Glad they won!!
Keep up the good work yo!!
Make sure you mail me some hot dogs from the game lol.
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Hey Ted!
Dodgers play the Pirates on Opening Day at Pittsburgh. I was surprised considering they are meeting for the first time this homestand. If you really want Dodger dogs, they do sell them here and I imagine they can be mailed.
That looks to be a interesting inter-league. Some tough teams there for the Dodgers to play. (angles, NY, Boston)
anyone else having trouble getting the video to play? it says "No video format for your phone" when I tried to play the video … or any other video they had listed
I figure you will be here during that weekend Jane.
You are right, the Interleague dificulty for next year went up a notch.
I did not play it on the phone, only on the laptop. So based on the video, we know that Andre will have a bowl of menudo at the ballgame today.
Dea Emma
Nice to meet you.^^
Thanks for coming my blog,and this is the first time I
make friends through MLB"s blog.
Sorry my English is not good enough to write too much,
and it's a pity that there's no any TV broadcast about Dodgers
in Taiwan.
I'll love baseball games^^
Wish you have a good day
You will love it here in the Mlb blogs. Great people. Your enthusiasm came thru in your first post. Keep posting.
Can you get the MLB audio or TV package in Taiwan?
You too, have a great day. Dodgers went into extra innings last night and they start in another five hours.
Leave a link to your blog next time
Well you sure better consider buying those LA vs Boston tickets VERY VERY early! I'm told it's the most difficult ticket in baseball.
Heck.. it might be old news anyway.. what IF it's those two in 09 World Series .. wink
Its always good to have a late win.
LIke last night, I think the offense was great,
and Wolff settled down after the shaky first few innings.
And there you have it, again Ethier, love this guy, hits a homer to win it.
Is it me or does he have at least 10 walk offs?
Is that like a record or something?
Ted's Take
Roadtrip to Fenway? Now that sounds like a plan! I loved the dedications to the Mexican heritage players!
Emma: I love that video of Andre! He just gets cuter by the day! I like it that he is proud of is heritage. That's cool. I read on wikipedia that he is part Mexican and part French. That's a nice mix! Dodger's magic number is getting pretty low! So is my Yankees'….
Happy Independence Day!
I miss magical numbers.
They are things of beauty when you have a playoff berth within your sights and make the reality grow bigger with every number going lower and lower before it hits "0" and the dream is upon you and your team.
Before you know it the champagne will be flowing and the fans rejoicing out in La la-land.
You know Joe Torre is loving it, and this years team might just be the one to take that extra step towards the gold ring this October.
Rays Renegade
Thanks for reminding me! Yeah, got too buy tickets early. The time that I went to Fenway, I just stayed close to the airport and took two subways there without a ticket. I inquired several places and then I ended up buying one at face value from a season ticket holder. It was against the Tiger so against the Dodgers I imagine it will be harder. Yep, those two could meet sooner.
I love to start making plans for next year. Yeah, I remember a few of our players that are Mexican or with Mexican heritage. Thanks!
He is adorable in that video and yes, I love that he remembers his heritage. And yes, that is a nice combination. I met his dad and he is really nice. I had a wonderful day! Thanks!
Oh, I know Rays. Sorry to remind you. My brother Victor was remembering the Rays last year too. As I probably mentioned before the Rays are his American team.
Thanks. Yes, we will get our tickets early. I need tix for the All-Star game at Anaheim and tix at Fenway.


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Sullivan County Manager David Fanslau has issued a Flash Flood Watch associated with Heavy Rain Potential into Monday evening.
Fanslau said, "The National Weather Service (NSW) has issued a Flash Flood Watch in Sullivan County for periodic heavy rain that will continue to affect the watch area through the day Monday (Labor Day) and into Monday evening. Additional rainfall amounts of one (1) two (2) inches are expected for most areas, with localized amounts of three (3) inches or greater likely in more persistent and heavier rain bands.
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Sullivan County Manager David Fanslau is urging all Sullivan County residents and visitors to support the county's tourism and economy by voting in an online contest to have Roscoe, New York named as the Ultimate Fishing Town. The contest is sponsored by the World Fishing Network, and the first place prize is $25,000 for the community and a half-hour cable television show.
The final voting round began at 12:00 noon on May 10 and continues through May 31. The following link may be used to vote for Roscoe: http://www.wfnfishingtown.com/town/roscoe-ny [1]
"The Greater Roscoe Community thrives on an active fishing season, and the tourism impacts increase exponentially, which increases sales tax revenues, and promotes business for Sullivan County's small business enterprises," said legislator Elwin "Woody" Wood, vice chairman of the legislature and chairman of the Community and Economic Development Committee.
Already known as "Trout Town, USA" - Roscoe is considered the birthplace of the American Dry Fly Fishing, developed by Theodore Gordon and his followers. A two-hour drive from New York City, Roscoe is home to the junction of two trophy trout streams, the Willowemoc and the Beaverkill, in addition to many nearby lakes, ponds and reservoirs.
Voting is done via email by going to www.wfnfishingtown.com [2] and following a simple procedure. Individuals are able to vote four times a day (once each in specific blocks of time) for each e-mail address they have. Those who voted in the first round are already registered.
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1. Go to http://www.wfnfishingtown.com/town/roscoe-ny [1] and cast a vote for Roscoe 2. Individuals will receive an e-mail from WFN to verify their e-mail vote - and must respond to the WFN by clicking on the link 3. This process may be repeated for every e-mail account an individual has 4. Votes may be cast every six hours until May 31st.
"The entire Sullivan County economy would benefit from Roscoe prevailing in the Ultimate Fishing Town contest, as visitors will look for additional venues to spend their tourism dollars, such as overnight accommodations, Bethel Woods, Forestburgh Playhouse, and the Monticello Casino and Raceway, along with numerous small businesses that offer value-added experiences for residents and visitors alike," concluded Fanslau.


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I would highly recommend these animals!
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My daycare children have been enjoying these animals for over 20 years! I recently bought them for my 1 1/2 year old grandson and he loves them too!
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We have had these for several years now and they are still a favorite. The giraffe and elephant recently broke and I call Learning Resources and they were so pleasant and are sending me new ones! Great product and great customer service!
The Giraffe is very fimsy, breaks easily
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About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc), Parent Of Two Or More Children
The giraffe is very poorly made. The head and ears are very easily broken. The company refuses to replace.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Love this!!!
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I got this for my 2 year old son (then) and love how big and durable this set is! So realistically and fun to play'! I got this set for my nephew for his 3rd bday since I know he will enjoy it too. Definitely a great buy!
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Very realistic jungle animals.
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My 3 year old granddaughter loved to play with all of the animals. I would like to see pairs of animals with offspring.
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Twin 17 month old grandsons love these animal figures.
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My 2 year old daughter absolutely LOVES this grouping of animals. The giraffe, which is quite huge, is a family favorite. Great toys to reinforce learning animal names and sounds.
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Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
Uncle Matt wants you--if you are 4 years old
If this picture and title seem a bit familiar, it is because I used it last April to discuss the district's desire to pull in every possible student--even if they were non-resident students. See: Uncle Matt wants you, even if it means we have to build bigger schools
The defeat of the spring referendum and the groups that formed as a result of that defeat, at least brought attention to the fact that the non-resident student population was driving the space needs at the high school level.
But the district is still looking for ways to increase their income. One of the ways they can do that is by increasing enrollments. Adding non-resident enrollment is a rather hot potato right now, but the district is still trying to sell us on the merits of 4K.
The Journal Sentinel reported today that the push for 4K was primarily for monetary reasons.
Here are some revealing excerpts from the article: (Emphasis added)
If the Elmbrook School Board does not create a permanent 4-K program, it will have to find other ways to raise revenue to protect district wide programs and services, Superintendent Matt Gibson said.
Stressing that he didn't intend it as a threat, Gibson said the main motivation for adding 4-K was financial - the state's revenue cap formula.
Student learning and achievement, and competitiveness with area school districts, are other reasons to offer 4-K, Gibson said. But finances are the key reason, he said.
As Elmbrook's enrollment declines, the state revenue caps endanger the district's ability to fund existing programs and services, Gibson said.
If the board does not approve 4-K, members will need to find other ways to "shore up" enrollment and revenues to avoid major budget cuts, he said.
Please keep in mind that the taxpayers of Elmbrook must fund every student enrolled in the Elmbrook school system. There are state aids, but these too are funded by taxpayers! Since state aid does not cover the entire tuition costs, our portion varies from about $3,000 to $10,000 per student. The Elmbrook taxpayer never comes out ahead.
The more students we enroll, the more taxes the district must collect. There is no cash cow here, not even with the 4K students.
Notice that there was no mention of how the 4K program increases long term academic success.
Even Matt Gibson admits, finances are the key reason to start a 4K program.
Remember that yes, 4K puts more money into the school budget, but that money comes from us!
It is rather like the stereotypical welfare mother having more children to collect more money each month. The additional children give her an increase in income, but her increase is funded by an increase in our taxes. And like that mother, the increase in number of children also causes an increase in operational expenses.
There is no getting ahead on this one.
I could have just as easily titled this posting: Uncle Matt wants your 4 year old--for the money! Is that what education is all about?
Contact the board--especially Patrick Murphy, by phone, in person, or letter and Glen Allgaier.
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A new bill being introduced in Madison would make it harder for certain people to request passwords to personal Internet accounts like Facebook and Twitter.
In the age of social media, many companies are checking personal Facebook pages and Twitter accounts of potential employees.
As UW-La Crosse students get closer and closer to finding a job, the information on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter becomes more and more important.
"I've heard that a lot of employers can check out your Facebook and see if there's anything bad on there," said UW-La Crosse student Nick Frank.
"It's something that you should keep in mind when you're out looking for a job," said UW-La Crosse student Tyler Amundson.
"Typically, major companies will say it's not part of their recruiting practice," said Karla Stanek, director of Career Services at UW-L. "However, once it leaves HR, you're not quite sure what the hiring manager is doing."
Stanek said she's not sure if it would help to protect information on social media sites.
"You're not even quite sure what your friends are going to share with someone," said Stanek. "So you could have a friend working at an organization, and a hiring person could come up to them and say, 'You went to UW-La Crosse, are you friends with so-and-so?'"
"If you're putting it out on the Internet, don't assume that it's going to be private," said Ryan Hartkopf, head technician of Orange Computer Solutions in La Crosse.
Hartkopf said even without passwords, there are ways to find information on social media accounts, even if it's been deleted.
"If it has been shared or recreated anywhere else on the Internet, then it's almost impossible to remove it from those websites because you don't have control over the content on those websites," said Hartkopf.
That means people will still have to think twice before updating their status.
"I never put anything on Facebook that I wouldn't want my grandma to see," said Amundson.
The bill is currently waiting to be referred to committee.
So far it has bipartisan support from more than 40 co-sponsors.
If the bill passes, Wisconsin would join six other states with the same regulation.
About 28 other states have similar proposals in the works.
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In 2008, I filed a lawsuit against the Louisiana State Bar Association, which resulted in this post in August 2009: I beat the Louisiana Bar…and it was cool. In addition to being a licensed Louisiana attorney, I'm also a licensed attorney in Oregon, and therefore received the July 2013 Issue of the Oregon State Bar Bulletin publication which contained a section pleading for c"comments" on the "Proposed Advertising Rule Amendments."
Uh-oh, I thought. My thoughts about bar associations and the needs they do or do not serve is at least a two drink story. I'm keeping this post pithy. The proposed Oregon rules are exactly as unconstitutional as the Louisiana rules struck down pursuant to my lawsuit.
Proposed Rule 7.2(c), for example, requires all "electronic communications" to "include the name and office address of at least one lawyer or law firm responsible for its content." Similarly, Rule 7.3(c) requires "every…electronic communication" to include "at the beginning and ending" of the communication to include the words "Advertising Materials."
Just like the case in Louisiana, these two proposed provision in Oregon fail to access the risk of their non-existence, but more problematically fail to consider the nature and realities of the communications they seek to regulate.
Accordingly, in response to the request for comment, I sent the following to Helen Hierschbiel, Oregon State Bar's General Counsel:
Dear Ms. Hierschbiel:
This email is sent in response to your office's request for comments within the Oregon State Bar Bulletin (July 2013). I am a licensed attorney in Oregon, as well as a few other states, including Louisiana.
In 2008 / 2009, Louisiana amended their RPCs to more strictly regulate advertisements. I particular took issue with the requirements as they restricted freedom of speech through electronic communications (websites, blogs, twitter feeds, etc.). Therefore, I filed a federal lawsuit against the bar association: Scott G Wolfe Jr, et al v. Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board, et al, United States Eastern District Court, No. 08-4994.
After a Motion for Summary Judgment, the court ruled in our favor and declared the Louisiana rules unconstitutional as they related to electronic communications. See: Order and Reasons.
Today, in response to the Oregon Request for Comments, I write with most concern for Rule 7.2(c), which provides that "Any communication made pursuant to this rule shall include the name and office address of at least one lawyer or law firm responsible for its content."
Since "communication" is previously defined as "written, recorded or electronic," this provision is eerily similar to the provision that caused concern in Louisiana and ultimately led to its unconstitutionality.
In promulgating these rules, the Oregon Board of Governors must consider the character and nature of the communications it seeks to regulate. With specific regard to electronic communications, it appears that Oregon would be making the same mistake as Louisiana, for at least the following two reasons:
(1) I suspect that Oregon, like Louisiana, will not be able to show any harm caused to any consumers as a result of any electronic communications by attorneys; and
(2) Oregon will not be able to justify the requirements of Rule 7.2(c) in electronic communications, which, unlike print and traditional advertisements, oftentimes have character limitations.
The same problems arise with respect to proposed RPC 7.3(c).
I'm happy to discuss these issues with any contacts at Oregon further.
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New Citi menus, drinks, and prices
Before I post about the wonderful, sun-drenched opening day we Mets fans got today, let's first cover the gastronomic bases. Ownership seems to know we're coming to the ball park in part for the food, and perhaps for that reason they have made our goodies rather pricier. But there are some great new options, especially for non-beer drinkers like me!
New Shake Shack prices are up from last year, as you can see. Old prices at left, new at right. A single shack burger is up $.50, double $.50, and the fries are even more, up $.75 for regular and $1.00 for the cheese.
The tacos are up a dollar per individual and $1.50 for the combo platter. And I will have to try the new addition: "Perfect Patron Margarita!"
Also at Blue Smoke (left) we have new dessert options and a Makers Mark and Ginger cocktail. At right, see the Box Frites menu, with the new Disco Frites option and the "Absolute Lemonade" cocktail.
Changes too at the Catch of the Day stand. Gone is the shrimp cocktail salad ('09, left), and now there is a crab cake sandwich ('10, right). You can also get the Absolut Lemonade cocktail at the Catch of the Day.
Here's my new favorite: The Rum Bar by the World's Fare market. I've bee wanting frozen drinks forever! Options include Frozen Bacardi Mango and Frozen Don Q Pina Colada. The mango was delicious (they were out of pina colada, alas!). These drinks are unfortunately pretty pricey: $12 for alcohol, $8 virgin.
For gluten-free folks, there's a new, much talked about Kozy Shack stand also by the World's Fare. I saw some yummy onions and peppers being grilled up, likely for sausages. I also noticed bags of gluten free bread buns. And, of course, tons of pudding.
I LOVE fruit. But I ain't eating fruit at the ballpark. Still, here it is, a healthy option that's good to have. Also, beer. Apparently this stand popped up for the first time last year. It's still there in the halls of field level.
Also new? Cinnabon. Not having grown up with malls, I am not that fami
liar with the Cinnabon, but I hear they're very yummy.
Here's the Carvel/Cinnabon menu and also the outfield food court Mama's menu–notice the new buffalo chicken and chicken parm pizzas.
And finally, a refreshing yum, Sno Cones! Ah, brings back memories of that amazing Snoopy Snow Cone Machine…
Still to come: Opening day post, along with a review of the new McFadden's!
The Mets are BACK!
P.S. Okay, yes, I also took a picture of the new Korean fried chicken at the World's Fare Market. I hear it's supposed to be spicy, which sounds good to me!
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Excellent. I took a billion pictures of food stands as well, but didn't think to compare prices. The regular beer seemed the same, and the 'premium' big Apple Brews beer is up 25cents to $7.75 which is still surprising reasonable.
Had the Disco Frittes at the 'new' Box Frittes upstairs. (Pretty good, but not overly amazing) Checked out the Acela Club. nice place. Promenade club is mostly the same, couple new pictures.
Also on the beer front, a lot of the standard fare places now have Hoegarden or Stella Artois, which is a huge step up from Bud.
Cinnabons are DEFINITELY yummy – check 'em out next time!
I do realize my eye for beer is weak indeed. Can't stand the stuff! But I know it's the usual ballpark favorite.
I loved this entry. Most fans try to re-hash the game. How great were the off-white unis?
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I've got a weak spot for beer, so I always note that stuff. Although I didn't get to check out McFadden's. went home after the game.
Also in terms of prices, never buy crap (err, Bud) from Big Apple Brews. It's more a premium place so all the beers are the premium price ($7.75) even though Bud is cheaper everywhere else. They did this all last year too, no idea why or how many people they fooled. But really, do yourself a favor and get real beer here instead of the yellow fizz.
$12 cocktails seem about right. I was guessing it'd be $10-$13 or so. They're using top shelf type stuff, so at least it's quality. A margarita might pair nicely with the tacos, but I'll stick to the beer.
Hi! Great blog,thanks for the menu options! I didnt get a chance to go last season, but i already have tix to at least one game and plans to go to at least 3 more.
The guys at shake shack should change the name of the chicago hot dog. the "cago" part, is a kind of a curse word in Spanish stands for what you do when you go potty #2(I have a 4 year old, hence the word), haha!
I cant wait to go and try some of the options!
holy cow! never thought it would be possible to enjoy a cinnamon roll at a ballgame. that is nuts. the options at stadiums these days is absolutely mind blowing. i still enjoy my pierogies at PNC Park!
Wow a lot of price increases, I wonder if this is the norm around other ball parks this year…. "Zelfon's comment" the Chicago Hot Dog named 'cago' doesn't a Chicago Hot Dog taste like crap anyway….:-)
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Alright Zoe.. it looks like they've got anything and everything you could possibly want at a ballgame.. except a Dodger Dog : )
Congrats on the Game 1 win and Good Luck in Game 2!
Great Job Zoe!😀 looking around at all the choices yesterday while feeling starved wasnt a good idea for me. I wanted at least one of everything!…lol There was one other stand that you didnt touch on and that i tried…the Zeppoles Stand. My goodness the Zeppoles (spelling?) were outstanding! Actually I should call it Zeppole (singular), since instead of a bag or plate of a bunch of Zeppoles they served them as one, big individual Zeppole. This was fine with me. Whether a bunch of small individual Zeppoles or one big Zeppole it still tastes the same. DELICOUS. My only complaint is the posting of calorie content. I dont need to be reminded of how fat I am going to be after Fries, a Corn Dog, a Cheeseburger, Zeppole, and a large Reg. Pepsi…LOL. That complaint isnt for the Mets though, but for our fine mayor Bloomberg who made that wonderful rule. Again thanks for all the great photos and reviews Zoe.
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It is a final resting place for royalty.
Mauna 'Ala is a mausoleum for Hawaiian kings, queens, their family and their trusted advisers.
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The Royal Order of Kamehameha sees no problem.
"We believe its pono, and it's proper," said Bill Souza, protocol officer for the Native Hawaiian organization.
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For those who acknowledge Kawananakoa's lineage, it's a request to be with family.
"This piece of property is regulated to the chiefs of old and princess is a descendant, and, therefore, she has her kuleana and a right, we believe to be buried here," said Souza
Kawananakoa is the adopted granddaughter of Prince David Kawananakoa.
Souza doesn't believe there will be a royal fuss among Native Hawaiian organizations about the new tomb -- the cost of which will be paid for by the princess.
"We owe them a lot. They have restored many of our treasures and we appreciate that and, as the Royal Order, we believe very strongly in the continuing tradition," Souza said.
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Islanders know you are taking your chances if you swim eight to twelve days after a full moon. That is when the jellyfish are swarming. Now a University of Hawaii researcher said she can ease the pain of a sting.
Biochemist Angel Yanagihara said she's never felt pain on her skin like the day she was stung by a box jellyfish in Hawaii.
"I had these things wrapped around my neck, and my arms, and my ankles, anywhere I wasn't covered with my Lycra swimsuit. But it was intensely painful and I started gasping right away," said Yanagihara.
That was 14 years ago, and ever since then she's been hard at work in her lab.
"At that time usually the approach was vinegar and meat tenderizer. ... I think the ambulance workers also put Saran Wrap around my arm," said Yanagihara.
Those solutions relieve pain only for a moment, so she made a topical treatment for jellyfish stings. The ointment goes on where you've been stung, and it stops the venom in its tracks.
The toxins from the venom cannot only be debilitating, they can be deadly. She said she figured out the treatment just in time.
"Jelly populations globally have been seemed to be rising whether this has to do with climate change, or poor ocean management, or a combination of those things," said Yanagihara.
Local beach goers who dive into the ocean even when it's jellyfish warning time said they've been waiting for something like this.
"We do go in the water on occasion, and wouldn't be a bad idea to have that in your shorts somewhere," said beachgoer Bill Monsen.
You can't find the gel in stores yet, but the patents have been submitted. Yanagihara said next on tap, an ointment to prevent stings.
The research has been funded by the Hawaii Community Foundation.


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Citizen watchdogs were out Wednesday night listening for coqui frogs and reporting what they heard to the Oahu Invasive Species Committee by using the City and County's new Honolulu 311 smartphone app and by email.
A total of 133 residents participated in the event from across the island, with the majority, 69 percent, reporting by using the Honolulu 311 app.
Out of all the reports that came in, 68 percent were from citizens reporting that they did not hear any "ko-KEE" calls of the coqui frog in their area.
A number of residents said they saw frogs that the Oahu Invasive Species Committee identified as greenhouse frogs from photos sent in with the reports. The greenhouse frog is another accidentally introduced frog that is now widespread on Oahu and looks and sounds different from a coqui frog; it is relatively smaller, less than one-inch-long, and has a softer chirping or cricket-like sound.
Twelve reports that came in require further investigation and the Oahu Invasive Species Committee is following up on them to determine if there are coqui frogs at those locations.
The Oahu Invasive Species Committee said it is extremely pleased with the response from the public and the performance of the Honolulu 311 app as a new way to quickly and easily report coqui frogs from any location on Oahu.
We have already been successful in preventing coqui frogs from establishing on Oahu, nearly 20 years after they first gained a foothold on the Big Island and became interisland hitchhikers, but keeping Oahu coqui-free will require an ongoing effort.
The Oahu Invasive Species Committee asks all Oahu residents to remain vigilant and immediately report if they hear coqui frogs.


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Lunch menus are always cheaper. McCormick and Schmick's even offers 10 lunch entrees for less than $10.
McCormick and Schmick's also offers personalized menus. When making a reservation, tell the host that it is for a birthday, anniversary or special date of any kind and the menu will reflect the occasion. For example, "Happy Birthday, Jen." Just imagine how he or she will feel if you take that extra time to make the date special.
Applebee's and TGI Friday's are other great chains that offer inexpensive entrees and other special offers.
And why not grab a movie after eating?
No. 2: Rent a movie
Checking out a good flick at the matinee is always a good deal.
But if the matinee hours have passed, make it a Redbox night. Redbox is a self-serving DVD vending machine that provides movies for a little more than $1 a night. The company has more than 28,000 locations across the country. They are typically at grocery stores and drugstores.
Buying a cheap pizza or putting together a meal with food already in the refrigerator can make for an enjoyable evening indoors.
If there is a little more money in the budget, pick up a drink of choice.
Keep in mind the type of movie you select can set the mood. If it is early in the dating process, consider comedy or action. Be sure to ask what types of movies are preferred.
If staring at a TV screen for more than an hour watching a movie bores you, what about using the TV to play games?
No. 1: Play some games
A fun-filled cheap date of video games, board games and cards can be a big hit.
Nintendo Wii provides an opportunity for an exciting and maybe even competitive date.
And if not video games, what about a competition involving the most popular board game -- Monopoly, Risk, Scrabble, backgammon, checkers and chess are other options.
Even UNO is a good game to play. But don't just play the games. Make the games interesting by incorporating possible wagers to share personal interests and information so that you can learn more information about a suitor.
So whether it is mustering up enough courage to use a coupon, enjoying time in the park, hitting a happy hour, grabbing a movie or playing games, creativity can make dating cheap.
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan issued the following statement today in response to news that California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has called for a special legislative session to address education reform:
When I visited California in May, I challenged the education leaders -- I asked them if their state was going to lead the Race to the Top or if they were going to lead the retreat. I am encouraged by the governor's proposal which appears to be consistent with the reforms the President and I have outlined. I am hopeful the education package the governor has proposed will garner the support it needs to pass ultimately removing a legislative barrier that prohibits the state from distinguishing good teachers from bad teachers. These are tough decisions that will not only require the political will of the governor but also that of the elected officials, unions, legislators and community leaders. California may indeed serve as an example to other states that are facing similar challenges -- this is a step in the right direction.
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Carbon Finance Boosts iDE's Clean Water Business in Cambodia
For the first time in Asia, a sustainable and market-based water filtration business has been registered under the voluntary Gold Standard scheme, and will benefit from carbon offset funding, illustrating that carbon markets can support sustainable technologies that improve the lives of poor populations. iDE's Cambodian social enterprise, Hydrologic, manufactures ceramic water purifiers which provide clean water to rural households, reduce the amount of wood burned to boil water, create local jobs, and bolster economic development. Hydrologic was recently named winner of a 2012 Ashden Award. Start-up resources for Hydrologic came from several sources including the USAID WaterSHED project in form of grants and technical assistance.
Nearly 40% of rural Cambodians still have no access to safe drinking water. Untreated water and poor sanitation result in about 10 million cases of diarrhea and 10,000 deaths per year in Cambodia, mainly affecting children in rural areas. iDE's Hydrologic produces and sells ceramic water filters that provide safe drinking water to rural households of Cambodia. By displacing water boiling practices, the filters allow Cambodian households to avoid the unsustainable burning of 18,000 tons of wood per year, saving 41,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually. Thanks to this impressive environmental impact, the project has completed its registration under the voluntary Gold Standard scheme, an award winning certification standard for carbon mitigation projects.
The project has two major features:
• It uses a market based approach: Hydrologic Social Enterprise believes that sustainable business is a powerful way to provide clean water for as many people as possible. It created a market for water purifiers in Cambodia by selling affordable filters to NGO programs, and via shops and rural sales agents. Households benefit from a low cost water filtration technology, and the local economy is bolstered by the establishment of production and distribution facilities.
• Carbon offsets ensure a sustainable business model, as the carbon revenue is directly re-invested into further scaling up project activities.
Hydrologic joined Nexus, a nonprofit cooperative of NGOs and social enterprises that scale up development solutions by leveraging sustainable funding from the sale of high-quality carbon offsets, a concept referred to as "Carbon for Development." Nexus provided financial and technical assistance with the carbon certification process, and is supporting the commercialization of carbon credits by engaging companies and public institutions on a fair approach to offsetting.
Hydrologic's sustainable business model and its numerous benefits for the environment have also attracted private sector support. An impact investor, Impact Finance, provided a loan to support the development of the project, and a multinational company, Deutsche Post DHL, has committed to purchase carbon credits originating from the project.


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Sales tax may get shelved for now
MONTPELIER Lawmakers look poised to shelve, for now, a proposal to expand the sales tax to include services as well as goods. However, key legislators say that doesnt mean they wont revisit the idea some time in the future.
The years-long debate over the sales tax expansion took on heightened significance this summer when a conservative super PAC featured the proposal in a series of well-funded political attacks.
House Speaker Shap Smith had as recently as May voiced his support for extending the sales tax to include services provided by people like carpenters, hair stylists, landscapers or auto mechanics. By broadening the base, Smith said, Vermont could lower the tax rate.
But when the Republican super PAC, called Vermonters First, began running television commercials decrying the plan and assailing out of control Democrats, Smith backed away from the proposal, and other lawmakers downplayed the seriousness with which they were pursuing it.
The PAC attack didnt play well with voters Democrats added two seats to their already overwhelming House majority. But a panel created to study the sales tax will soon recommend formally against the expansion.
That kind of expansion of the base is just too dislocating and too radical a change to do in this business climate, Rep. Janet Ancel said Monday at a meeting of a group called the Sales and Use Tax Study Committee.
The seven-person panel, made up of lawmakers, Commissioner of Taxes Mary Peterson and two private-sector officials, was created by the Legislature in part to study the erosion of the sales tax as a revenue source. The 6 percent tax generated about $360 million in fiscal year 2012, but is declining relative to other general-fund taxes.
That decline is due largely to changes in consumer behavior. When Vermont enacted its sales tax in 1971, consumers spent equally on goods and services. Today, about 70 cents of every consumer dollar is spent on services.
The sales tax expansion would, proponents say, allow it to adapt to the shifting economic landscape. But lawmakers, the Shumlin administration and private-sector officials say not enough is known yet about the potential downside to taxing services.
This change in the tax system, moving from what we have to what some people have conceived, is as radical as changing from the health care system we have today to the health system we are likely going to have in January of 2014, said Tom Torti, president of the Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce and member of the committee. It needs the same studied, reasoned approach before we go ahead.
Lawmakers, however, arent ready to abandon the idea entirely.
Sen. Richard Westman, a Lamoille County Republican who served as commissioner of taxes in the Douglas administration, said continued erosion of sales tax revenue may force the Legislature to revisit the plan.
I dont think its the time to move on that issue, but I would hate to have us say anything that was disparaging towards it, Westman said Monday. Because I think at some level we have to do some more groundwork moving forward on that issue.
The decline in sales tax revenue could ripple across the fiscal landscape, Ancel said, resulting in increases in other taxes that residents might find even more unpalatable. More than a third of sales tax revenue goes into the education fund.
So to (the) extent we lose that base those things all have an impact on property taxes actually a pretty direct impact on property taxes, Ancel said. The one tax that really cant carry any more weight is the property tax, and its the one that keeps going up.
The statewide property tax rate is projected to jump by 5 cents next year, if school districts dont start shaving significantly from their budget proposals. Ancel said the fragility of the sales tax, and its potential to upset other funding streams, should make lawmakers think twice before allowing more exemptions to the tax code.
As we change to more of a service economy, its all the more important to try to preserve the base that we have, Ancel said. And that means being really cautious about creating new exemptions and new exclusions from the sales tax.
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Project strives for net-zero energy useBy Bruce Edwards
STAFF WRITER | July 25,2014MIDDLEBURY One of the key components in planning the $6.5 million town office and recreation center project is making both buildings net-zero energy users.
Thats still the goal using a combination of renewable energy sources including solar, heat pumps and wood pellets.
Plans are to heat the recreation center on Creek Road with a pellet boiler. But cost is also a concern for Nick Artim, chairman of the Town Offices and Recreation Facilities Steering Committee.
Again, I want to reinforce the importance of maintenance, Artim, said at a recent meeting of the committee. It has to be something we can take care of.
He said it makes no sense to install a system if the cost to maintain it outweighs the energy savings.
Chris Hutson of Bread Loaf Corp., the project design firm, said their feasibility analysis will also include the source of the fuel and an estimate of the future cost of wood pellets and how that compares with other available (heating) systems.
Committee member Victor Nuovo said the panel needs to keep in mind rapid changes in technology.
One of the concerns I would have, and we have had, is that we dont want to find ourselves spending an awful lot of money on a system thats going to be obsolete in 20 years, Nuovo said. And I think we need to be very careful in balancing all of these things for consideration.
Artim said quality and durability need to come first and it is important not to rush to install a new, unproven technology that may prove costly.
There was no disagreement from Laura Asermily that quality should continue to be a priority.
But Asermily said as the committee looks at heating systems, its important to look at nonfossil-fuel heating systems.
She said biomass is an appropriate heating system for large buildings such as the recreation center.
There are a lot of buildings in our county and our state that we can be looking at now in terms of analyzing what works and what doesnt work, Asermily said.
Before the recreation center is built, the existing American Legion hall on Creek Road will be torn down. Huston said before that takes place, an analysis will be done of any hazardous building materials.
For the town office, Hutson said, the current plan is to heat the building using heat pumps. He said the building would be outfitted with motion sensors to save energy on lighting.
He said Middlebury College is on schedule to relocate the Osborne House in the fall. Once relocated, the site will be the home to the new town office next to Ilsley Library. Huston briefed the committee on the layout of the building, which was done after conferring with the town office staff.
Voters in March passed a $6.5 million bond for the town office and municipal recreation facility. The cost will be offset by the sale of the existing town office and adjacent gym property to Middlebury College for $4.5 million.
The college will demolish the buildings and convert the space into a park to serve as a gateway to the campus.
Construction is scheduled to begin in September.
At its next meeting on Aug. 8, Bread Loaf will present a sample palette of suggested interior and exterior building materials and colors.
The committee meeting can be viewed on Middlebury Community Television: middleburycommunitytv.org/Town0fcs071814.
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Blind man struck by car on State StreetAugust 06,2013By Brent Curtis
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A blind man crossing State Street with his guide dog in Rutland on Tuesday morning was struck and knocked to the ground by a car turning left onto the street from Merchants Row, according to Rutland police.
Kevin Wood, 40, of Rutland was taken by ambulance to Rutland Regional Medical Center after the 8:45 a.m. incident but police say injuries to his neck and back were minor and he is expected to recover.
His dog was uninjured in the incident.
The driver of the vehicle that struck Wood, 27-year-old Chelsy Cowherd, told police that she didn't see Wood until it was too late.
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