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Hip Hobo Crochet Bag Pattern
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Crochet a Hip Hobo Crochet Bag Pattern with shoulder strap and ring accent. This free crochet purse pattern is easy, fun and creates the perfect size bag. It's big enough to carry all of your essentials and even more. Free crochet bag patterns are a great option for anyone who is looking for a new type of project to try. If you aren't a crochet expert, rest assured that you can complete this project with no problem at all. If you've ever asked "What is a hobo bag?" now you have the answer - it's longer than an average purse and features wide straps.
- Yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream Twists (56.7 g/2 oz) 6 balls of #20117 (Denim Twists)
- Crochet Hook: Size 4 mm (U.S. G/6) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
- Plastic ring 3 ins [7.5 cm] in diameter for decoration
Size: Approx 14 ins [35.5 cm] wide x 25 ins [63.5 cm] tall.
Gauge: 15 hdc and 11 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
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Note: Ch 2 at beg of row does not count as st.
FRONT and BACK (make alike).
Ch 40.
1st row: (RS). 2 hdc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 hdc in each ch to last ch. 2 hdc in last ch. Turn. 40 hdc.
Next 6 rows: Ch 2. 2 hdc in first hdc. 1 hdc in each hdc to last hdc. 2 hdc in last hdc. Turn. 52 hdc at end of last row.
Next row: Ch 2. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Rep last row for 10 ins [25.5 cm], ending with a WS row.
**Shape strap: Next row: (RS). Ch 2. 1 hdc in each of next 17 hdc. (Yoh and draw up a loop in next st) twice. Yoh and draw through all loops on hook - Hdc2tog made. Turn. Leave rem sts unworked. 18 sts.
Next row: Ch 2. Hdc2tog over first 2 sts. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Next row: Ch 2. 1 hdc in each hdc to last 2 sts. Hdc2tog over last 2 sts. Turn.
Rep last 2 rows once more. 14 sts.
Next 3 rows: Ch 2. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Next row: Ch 2. Hdc2tog over first 2 sts. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Rep last 4 rows 7 times more. 6 sts.
Next row: Ch 2. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Rep last row until strap measures 16 ins [40.5 cm], ending with a WS row. Fasten off.**
With WS of work facing, join yarn with sl st to first st.
Work from ** to ** as given above, noting RS becomes WS.
With WS of Front and Back tog, sew bottom and side seams to top of Straps.
Decorative Flap: Ch 17.
1st row: (RS). 1 hdc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 hdc in each ch to end of ch. 15 hdc.
Next row: Ch 2. 1 hdc in each hdc to end of row. Turn.
Rep last row for 6 ins [18 cm], ending with a WS row.
Fold ¾ inch [2 cm] of Flap around ring and sew in position. Sew Flap to Back.
Fringe: Cut yarn, 5 ins [12.5 cm] long. Taking 2 strands tog, knot into fringe around Ring. Trim fringe evenly (see picture).
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Yarn Maven
Jan 30, 2011
I made this last summer, but didn't like it. Like all crocheted straps (and knitted), the strap kept getting longer, and the flap was annoying. I did get lots of compliments, however I ripped it out and am modifying it to use a cloth belt as a strap and a regular fold over flap with a magnet closer.
dnd 7469719
Apr 07, 2012
I thought the same thing so was wondering if one could line the handle with another fabric or crochet around a stiffer fabric to give it body?
Apr 08, 2016
I've used double yarn with a synthetic, non-stretch cord in with my yarn, so bags don't stretch. You only need a thin, narrow one to do the job. You can also use cotton cording or a trim pipping in the sewing dept, but it does give a little more than a plastic cord. You just crochet with it in the middle.
Jan 29, 2011
I'm haveing trouble understanding how to do the straps. It says to sew bottom and sides up to the top of the straps. Then what??? I don't get it? Do you attach the yarn to the mouth of the bag, then make the decorative flap? HELP!!!! Someone needs to do an update on this design.. Love the bag and I think the idea to use a shower ring is a useable idea. And lining is good , too. jniblett
Jan 10, 2011
Hello< does anyone know how to make the opennig bigger? It looks kinda narrow! thanks Happy Crochet
shedevil2359 36886 44
Jan 08, 2011
can any one help with how to sew this bag together, I am having a little trouble comprehending how it should be sewn together. Debbie
disco dotty
Jul 16, 2010
look in the macrame area of the craft store for rings or the sewing section. i live in boston and windsor button has plastic and metal rings.
Crafter 0057191
Jul 09, 2010
I made this bag but can't find a 3" white plastic ring. Any suggestions?
Jun 30, 2010
I have made two of these bags....understanding the instructions easier the second time. My comment is about the straps. My concern is stitching the front to back pieces. The front and the back pieces include straps. I stitched the second bag I made along the bottom, sides to end (narrow) of the straps. On the first bag I thought the straps should be sewn together (double thickness) from top to bag opening. Any ideas? Thanks, Leanita in Texas. BTW: Using the shower curtain hook is a clever idea!
Crafter 1946686
May 30, 2010
Can anyone who has made this bag help me? I am ready to start handles but am confused because what I perceive to be the bottom of the bag is smaller(in width) than the top. You start with 40 sts and end up with 52 sts in width. Seems it should be the other way around with wider at bottom. Is this correct? I am usuing recycled sari yarn and it looks really nice. Thanks Rebecca
Mar 13, 2010
I've made three of these bags so far. I reduced the size of the bottom of the bag by reducing the number of beginning stitches. You can also reduce the length of the handle by doing less rows. I also line mine. Make two of the bottom pieces (you can make the handles later.) Cut two pieces of cloth using the bottom piece as your pattern. Sew a piece, right side out, to each side of the bottom and then with right sides facing stitch the two bottom pieces together then turn them outside in. I do this because otherwise small items like keys, pen points, rat tail combs etc will poke out of the bag. I also use shower rings for the ring on the front. These will undo and you can hang your car keys to the outside of the purse. I've made a squared tab for decoration on the front and have sewn three very large buttons to the tab that match one of the colors in the yarn. Really fun and quick bags to make.
Feb 18, 2010
Eloise, the instructions say to make back and front alike, so i would think that means yes, make straps for both sides. I haven't made it yet,,but I'm looking forward to making one for me and one for my daughters.
Feb 18, 2010
Has anyone made this bag yet? I'm a little confused. I have one side done complete with straps. For the other side of the bag, do you just do the bottom part or do the straps for this side too?
Nov 04, 2009
i think it's very cute
Member 15922
Sep 27, 2009
I have been looking for a bag like this, for a very long time now. I am going to but the yarn for this tomarrow. I can't wait to get started on this bag. Thank you so very much. You always have such useful things to crochet in your news letters.
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Serving the UC Davis campus and community since 1915, The California Aggie is the official campus news source. Its coverage includes UC Davis campus news, Aggie sports, science and technology, city of Davis and local news and the local arts scene. Since March 2014, new articles have only been released online. Significant efforts have been made to resume print publication, but as of now, nothing has come to fruition.
Note: The following paragraphs primarily describe the now-defunct print edition. There is an opinion page that includes editorials authored by the Aggie editors, guest opinions, political cartoons and letters to the editor. The Aggie also publishes columns, a daily calendar of events, classified advertising, and of course, the crossword and sudoku puzzles, which may be the paper's most popular feature (especially in boring lectures).
It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie is a self-sustaining unit of ASUCD, meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free, and up until recently, was the last student newspaper in the UC system to publish daily. They have since reduced their circulation numbers and are only printing on Thursdays, although they do publish articles, columns and news briefs throughout the week online.
You can read the current issue of The Aggie at theaggie.org in pdf format. Their online archives only goes back to 2008-03-31. The Aggie also has a twitter feed for breaking news updates, links to Aggie articles and links to other items of interest to Aggie readers.
The Staff
Over 125 students work in various capacities for The Aggie, including managers, desk editors, photographers, writers, copy readers, layout artists, graphic artists, sales clerks and advertising representatives. The Editor in Chief holds the highest position at the Aggie, overseeing the operations of the entire organization. The Campus Media Board appoints a new Editor in Chief once a year.
The Editorial Board
The Aggie publishes editorials that represent the collective opinion1 of the editors on a range of topics. The California Aggie editorial board is made up of the Editor in Chief, the Managing Editor and the news editors.
Current Members
Editor in Chief - Scott Dresser Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Managing Editor - Ritika Iyer Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Campus News Editor - Jason Pham Email: email@example.com
City Editor - Kayla Zola Email: email@example.com
Opinion Editor - Eli Flesch Email: email@example.com
Features Editor - Ellie Dierking Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sports Editor - Bryan Sykes Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Arts Editor - Amanda Ong Email: email@example.com
Photo Editor - Jay Gelvezon Email: email@example.com
New Media Manager - Melissa Dittrich Email: email@example.com
Advertising Manager: John Wu Email: email@example.com
Note: see The California Aggie Staff History for archived staff lists.
See also The California Aggie Cartoons. Also check out a list of past and present cartoons and cartoonists.
The Aggie's operating budget for 2009-2010 was approximately $208,000. This budget covered stipends for editors and managers, printing costs, and the costs of running an office five days a week. All of the Aggie's income comes from advertising sales. The Aggie had for the past few years been running a deficit due to a national trend away from print media advertising. This, however, has been reversed in 2010-2011.
The California Aggie is a unit of ASUCD, but is not 'governed' by them in the way that other units are. ASUCD delegated control of the Aggie to the Campus Media Board through an amendment to the ASUCD constitution. The Aggie does not receive any direct financial contributions from ASUCD, but does get its space in Lower Freeborn Hall for free. The Aggie also pays ASUCD for their accounting. In the event that the Aggie's reserves run out, ASUCD would be responsible for paying for any deficits that occur out of its own capital reserves.
Special Issues
The Aggie runs three special issues every year.
- The Orientation issue is geared toward new freshmen and transfer students and runs on the first day of Fall Quarter.
- The Best of Davis issue features the "people's choice" for best business establishments in the city of Davis. UC Davis students, faculty and staff are eligible to vote. This issue runs mid-Winter Quarter. Best of Davis winners are listed on Davis Wiki for 2007, 2008, and 2009.
- The Grad issue is geared toward graduating students and includes many "end of the year" features. It runs with the last issue of Spring Quarter.
Former Distribution Points
On Campus
- Art building
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- Bainer Hall
- Center for Companion Animal Health
- 194 Chemistry
- Coffee House
- Every Dining Commons
- Dutton Hall
- Everson Hall
- Freeborn Hall
- Hunt Hall
- Hutchison Hall
- Kemper Hall - Outside main entrance
- Kleiber Hall
- Memorial Union - several locations inside, as well as the covered bus stop.
- Meyer Hall - Located at the building entrance nearest to the Media Lab
- Music Building
- Olson Hall
- Physics and Geology
- Roessler Hall
- Science Laboratory Building and Lecture Hall
- Silo
- Storer Hall
- 1100 Social Science
- Tupper Hall
- VMTH - Outside the CCAH reception.
- Wellman Hall
Off Campus
- Ali Baba
- Anderson Plaza
- Borders
- Cafe Roma
- Common Grounds
- Davis Food Co-Op
- Delta of Venus
- Greystone Apartments bus stop
- Mishka's
- Mr. Chan's - On corner of A Street and 3rd Street
- Newsbeat
- The Posh Bagel
- Redrum Burger
- At the Unitrans stop at Cowell and Drew in South Davis
The California Aggie was originally called The Weekly Agricola, back when UC Davis was still known as the University Farm School. The Weekly Agricola (If you're a Latin geek, "The Weekly Farmer") was first published on September 29th 1915.
The paper moved to using standard broadsheet in 1974; before that they used a tabloid format. The Aggie used to publish a Spoof edition at the end of the year (or April Fool's day). The spoof edition was not published in 2004, due to unusually poor taste in the 2003 edition. However, the spoof edition was revived in 2005 and was received with much acclaim by readers.
Incomplete list of former Editors in Chief.
The paper went from occasional color to daily color under the direction of then editor in chief Andrew Whelan in the spring of 2004. It went back to occasional color in Fall 2007 in an effort to stop the growing deficit in their budget. In 2009, The Aggie cut color altogether, and in Fall 2010, it began to print in color only when advertisers already purchased color ads.
Like any large long-lived organization, the Aggie has had its share of controversies.
At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief Eddie Lee and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year.
Starting in January 2009, they no longer printed Friday editions of the Aggie in order to save costs. In of April 2013, they cut down to only printing on Thursdays in order to save costs and increase quality and length of content. Due to finical troubles and a desire to push for multimedia content, The Aggie stopped printing in March 2014.
Previous Editors in Chief
- Muna Sadek 2014-2015
- Elizabeth Orpina 2013-2014
- Janelle Bitker — 2012-2013
- Jason Alpert — 2011-2012
- Mark Ling — 2010-2011
- Adam Loberstein — 2009-2010
- Richard Procter — 2008-2009
- Eddie Lee — 2007-2008
- Peter Hamilton — 2006-2007
- MattJojola — 2005-2006
- Daniel Stone — 2005-2006 (Resigned in February) — the first editor in chief to ever be successfully ousted in The Aggie's nearly 100-year history.
- Ryan P. Fuller — 2004-2005
- Andrew Whelan — 2003-2004
- Fitz Vo — 2002-2003
- Rebecca F. Emmerich — 1999-2000
- Margaret J. Berry — 1998 - 1999
- Camille R. Brill — 1987-1989
Aggie editors before the position of Editor in Chief was created
- Kris Kahn, 1965-1966
- Judy Green, 1964-1965
- Charles Conrad; Dan Halcomb, 1963-1964
- Dixie Jordon; Margaret Jewett, 1962-1963
- Dick Draper, 1961-1962
- Jerry Remmers; Jim McCullough, 1960-1961
- Mike Payne; Karen Beland, 1959-1960
- Michael Boardman; Manny Machado, 1958-1959
- Bob Valine; Jerry Remmers, 1957-1958
- Gene Farmer; Helen Geer, 1956-1957
- Nancy Elliott; Allan Deutsch, 1955-1956
- Arlie Toulouse; Beverly Whitaker, 1954-1955
- Jacquelyn Aubin, 1953-1954
- Frank Rumsey; Richard Ortega, 1952-1953
- Doug McMillan; Helen Paunton, 1951-1952
- Sidney de Kadt; Elyse Rued, 1950-1951
- Mark Clevenger; Jack Boyer, 1949-1950
- Horace Hampton; Evelyn Rowe, 1948-1949
- Roger Chandler, 1947-1948
- Bill Allewelt — 1946-1947
- Jean Agers; Max Fisher, 1945-1946
- (None), 1942-1945
- Richard Harris, 1941-1942
- Gale Preitauer, 1940-1941
- Robert Allard, 1939-1940
- Ernie Taronem 1938-1939
- Ed Stoeckle, 1937-1938
- Clark Starr; Bill Snitzer, 1936-1937
- Marie Olsson; Ben Taylor — 1935-36
- George Reismann — 1934-35
- Roy W. Crouch; Eric Johnson — 1933-34
- Robert Thompson; Robert Howie; — 1932-33
- Marshall Dopkins; Clarence King — 1931-32
- Elwood Carr — 1930-31
- Harry Caldwell — 1929-30
- Paul Rinn; Kermit Schmidt — 1928-29
- Dean DeCarli — 1927-28
- H.Clifford Jackson; Lee Landerman — 1926-27
- Charles Burr; John B. Merriman — 1925-26
- George E. Stanley, 1924-1925
- Alan M. Charvoz — 1923-24
- Thomas T. Laughlin — 1922-23
- H. Temple — 1921-22
- Carl H. Spurlock; C.H. Kensley, 1920-1921
- Alfred C. Marris, 1919-1920
- Stuart V. Hoffman, 1918-1919
- Louis B. Rowland — 1917-18
- Tom Judkins — 1916-17
- W.J. Duffy, Jr.; Bill Morgan, 1915-1916
- Arthur H. Rivett, 1915-1916
The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to The College Publisher Network in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to AGTV stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.
The Aggie had a long standing feud with ASUCD. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a sloshball game, but a few years ago, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie played KDVS instead. In 2007, The Aggie staff played itself. The game picked up again in in 2009, where the Aggie beat ASUCD in softball-sloshball. In Fall 2010, the two played kickball-sloshball at ASUCD's request. The Aggie still won.
In Summer 2005, Sudoku was added by then Editor in Chief Daniel Stone and Design Director JonasMari so that people have another distraction after they get frustrated with the crossword.
Awards Won
- 2004: Honorable Mention, Newspaper of the Year:
California College Media Association Awards
- 2004: Second Place, General Excellence, — note 2003-2004 CCMA awards can be found using the wayback machine.
- 2004: A whole lot of photo awards
- 2005: Third place, General Excellence
- 2005: A whole lot of photo awards
- 2005: Third place, Best Breaking News Story
- 2005: Second and third place, Best News Feature
- 2007: Third place, Best Sports Column, written by 2006-2007 sports editor Peter Ng, from April 2007
- 2007: Honorable mention, Best News Series, written and edited by 2006-2007 campus news editor Talia Kennedy from April 2007
- 2008: First place, Best Editorial
- 2008: First place, Best Features Photo
- 2008: First place, Best Cartoon
Major blunders
On November 27, 2007 the leading headline of the Aggie was "Generation Sex Week kicks off, promotes AIDS".
Office Art
Also see Orgasmatron for more Aggie art.
See Also
- Spotlight in UC Davis Magazine (2006)
- Read a story about how this student-run newspaper is produced each day in Davis Life Magazine.
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2010-02-19 13:46:23 I have found the California Aggie's "Best of" annual event to be incomplete and not a very good guage of what is good or bad in Davis by any means. For example, this years best of did not include nearly 60% of the businesses located in Davis at all, save for one spot where you could write in a vote on the Bookstore section. Another fault of the Aggie's best of is the cover of the actual award insert. They photographed many establishments yet placed non-winners on the cover of the article such as placing Dimple Records photo on the cover (the second place winner) over Armadillo Music (the actual 1st place recipient).
It seems to be a very tunnel-vision style view on this fine city and it's commercial locations. —WesOne
Try reading some of the articles. Maybe I expect too much from students, but I find most of the articles to be very shallow and dull. —hankim
- I agree 100%. The articles, while sometimes interesting, most often remind me of shallow, plastic self serving drivel on the part of the individual writers. — WesOne
2010-05-24 17:05:56 The unfortunate fact is that the Davis Aggie is inferior to some high school papers and is an embarassment for an otherwise outstanding University.
The reporting is shallow in all areas. Even something as mundane as sports leaves much to be desired. Why, for example, did a number of the women's volleyball players decide not to come back this year? Perhaps not the most earth shattering question, but something beyond the rehash of the athletic department press release. Aspiring future journalists should learn to ask questions which provide some enlightenment.
The columnists are also an embarassment, with much of the focus on their respective drunken escapades or embarassing behavior. One would think, for example, that their might be an attempt to encourage debate over issues of broader interest. For example, should the University continue with Division I sports at the present level? Should it cut back? Or should it discontinue them all together? And the Aggie should report on how much is spent, how many are involved, graduation rates, how many athletes were below Davis's admission standards (and wouldn't be here otherwise.) —RMS
2011-02-07 22:59:42 Tough crowd. —RichardProcter
2011-08-20 12:08:58 This is a great newspaper. I have never seen the student body so interested in reading news, that's for sure. I don't read it as often as I should though. I have had some friends who have been staff for the Aggie. They were dedicated to every aspect of their jobs, and really put out 100 percent to make sure the paper was as good as it can be. I know for some of you, the articles may not be to your liking, or the comics may not seem too funny, but this is a daily effort. These guys put in a lot of work, and try to please one of the largest UC populations in the state. So, I think we all need to give them a hand for their hard work. Thanks Aggie! —davisaggie1
2014-03-15 21:04:38 I find it very interesting that the financial problems for the Aggie started about the time that Lamar Heystek stopped writing for them. I suspect that if he was still writing columns about Safeway, we might still have 5 issues a week. —BrentLaabs
1. The process by which the board decides what stance to take is based on majority (not unanimous) opinion of the board, though they try to integrate differing opinions. However, the Aggie reads "Editorials represent the collective opinion of the Editorial Board," despite the fact there may be disagreements and editors might not be present. The Editorial Board acts collectively in their decisions.

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|A basic ground beef casserole, gets a bump of flavor from veggies, flavorful seasonings and spicy Rotel tomatoes.
Hamburger Hot Dish CasseroleThis "hot dish" casserole recipe is a wildly adapted version of one found in the September 2009 Pillsbury Classic Pot Pies & Casseroles Cookbooklet. These are the mini cookbooks you see at the register as you're waiting to checkout and they usually have some quick and easy dinner ideas. This issue was loaded with lots of pot pie ideas I hadn't thought of before, lots of yummy casseroles, and some really cute Halloween ideas. As fast as this summer has flown by I have a feeling that winter will be here before we know it!
It's just what we call a simple casserole dish here in the South, but our Northern Neighbors refer to most casseroles as "hot dishes." Interestingly enough, they are generally one and the same, even, sometimes, down to the cream soups! See y'all... I told you, while we do have our differences above and below the Mason Dixon line, we all have much more in common than some folks sometimes want to admit and that certainly show up in our cooking!
This is a very simple casserole and tasty - The Cajun loves it, goes back for seconds, and sometimes, later in the evening, even thirds! Once you have the casserole mixed up and ready to go in the oven, be sure to taste and adjust the seasonings to your preferences.
According to the original recipe, this makes for about 6 servings. Apparently, they haven't met The Cajun, so if you have hearty appetites in your house, you'll probably want to double it for a 9 x 13 inch baking dish.
Recipe: Hamburger "Hot Dish" Casserole©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Cook time: 40 min | Yield: About 4 servings
- 3 cups uncooked rotini, penne or other short cut pasta
- 1 tablespoon cooking oil (canola, vegetable, olive oil or butter)
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup chopped bell pepper
- 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 (10 ounce) can of Rotel,undrained, or (may substitute 14.5 ounce can diced tomatoes, drained)
- 1 (8 ounce) can of tomato sauce
- 1 cup beef broth
- 2 teaspoons granulated sugar, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, or to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper, or to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama), or to taste, optional
- 1/2 tablespoon dried parsley
- 1-1/2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Butter or spray an 11 x 7, 2-1/2 quart baking dish; set aside. Generously salt a pot of boiling water for the pasta and cook al dente according to the package directions; drain and set aside.
In a large skillet, add the oil. Saute onion and bell pepper until softened but not browned; add the garlic and cook another minute. Add the beef and cook until browned, breaking the meat up well. Stir in the tomatoes, tomato sauce, beef broth, sugar, salt, Cajun seasoning, and parsley. Add in the cooked pasta and stir until warmed through.
Turn out into the prepared baking dish. Cover with foil and bake at 350 degrees F for 30 to 40 minutes or until heated through and bubbly. Remove foil, sprinkle evenly with the shredded cheese and return to the oven for about 5 minutes, or just until cheese is melted.
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In conventional window-type air conditioners, most of the noise comes from the compressor. Our split air conditioners use an advanced design that minimizes indoor unit noise. The compressor - and the compressor noise - stay outside where it can't disturb you.
Air-Purifying and Solar-Refreshing Deodorizing Filters
User-Friendly Remote Control
Quiet Mode Makes it Even Quieter
You can make the unit quieter at the push of a button using the remote control. When the quiet mode is activated, the fan speed (rpm) is automatically lowered from its current setting, decreasing the unit's sound output level.
Economy Mode for Energy Savings
Economy Mode sets the indoor unit's airflow flap to auto air-swing, the temperature to 0.9 degrees higher than the original set temperature, and the fan speed to Super Low. This mode is best used when you feel comfortable with the current room condition and want to save energy.
Powerful Mode for a Quick Cool-Down
Powerful mode sets the unit's airflow flap down 10 degrees, the temperature 5.4 degrees lower than the original set temperature and the fan speed to Super High. By using Powerful Mode's automatic settings, your room will get a quick cool down. Then the Split Air Conditioner will return to your original settings.
- The CS-C28CKU and CU-C28CKU can have up to 98 feet of piping between units. Smaller BTU units have lesser maximum pipe lengths. See model for details.
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- ***Please Note*** Must be used with outdoor unit, CU-C18BKP6
- Flexible Installation Yes
- Super Quiet Yes
- Air Purifying & Solar Refreshing Deodorizing Filters Yes, for clean, fresh air
- Odor Removing Function Yes
- Removable, Washable Panel Yes
- Cross-Flow Fan Yes, 90mm diameter for quiet operation and increased airflow
- Airflow Direction Control Yes, Up & Down and Left & Right
- Manual Horizontal Airflow Direction Control Yes
Adjustable Airflow
Up & Down - 5 patterns + auto
Left & Right - 5 patterns + auto
- Circulation Operation Mode Yes
- Heat Pump with Hot Start Control No
- Powerful Mode Yes
- Economy Mode Yes
- Dry Mode Yes
- Quiet Mode Auto Control No
- Sleep Mode Auto Control Yes
- 24-Hour ON/OFF Real Setting Timer Yes
- Luminous, User-Friendly Remote Control Yes
- Automatic Operation Mode Yes
- Top-Panel Maintenance Access Yes
- Auto Restart ( Random) Yes
- Anti-Corrosion Condenser Yes
- Maximum Pipe Length up to 82.0 ft.
- Minimum Pipe Length 9.8 ft.
- Double-Bend Heat Exchanger Yes, structure gives the heat exchanger a large surface area for higher efficiency
- 2-Wing Fan Yes
- Cooling Capacity (Btu/h) 17,700
- Heating Capacity (Btu/h) No
- HSPF No
Electrical Data
Voltage: 230
Running Current: 7.9 amps
Power Input: 1780 watts
Noise (SPL)
Indoor (Hi/Lo): 42/37 db(A)
Outdoor (Hi): 56 db(A)
- Moisture Removal 4.2 pints/h
- Air Circulation (Indoor/Hi) 470 Dry CFM
Refrigerant Pipe Diameter
Liquid side: 1/4 inch
Gas side: 1/2 inch
- Dimensions (H x W x D) 10.81'' x 39.28'' x 8.28''
- Weight 24 lbs
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GREAT for the WHOLE FAMILY
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Wonderful for those long car rides. We are also looking forward to taking it on camping trips. We LOVE this game and I was excited to see one that will fit in my glove box.
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"I had been thrown into the maze of hospital corridors and insurance forms, with every procedure automatically denied by a grand vizier who lived unseen behind an 800 number. To this magistrate of maladies, my symptoms did not exist unless I died for them. So for now, since I was still very much alive, the tests were unnecessary and not covered." - –Amy Tan The Opposite of Fate
As Amy Tan chronicled in this 2003 memoir, the frustrations of dealing with insurance claim denials began as soon as she became ill. Two years earlier, while on a four-month book tour, the author of The Joy Luck Club was plagued with a persistent headache, a stiff neck and overwhelming exhaustion. She later began to have difficulty concentrating and even following conversations. For the author of several bestselling novels, writing became impossible.
It would take another two years and many doctor visits before she was finally diagnosed with Lyme disease. To make matters worse, her struggles with the monolithic insurance empire came at a time when, like for many patients suffering from neurological conditions, she was foggy-headed and lethargic, and least equipped to handle it.
When medical services are denied as unnecessary or uncovered, what can you do?
Catherine Wolf sought long-term skilled nursing care after amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) left her quadriplegic, and was told by her insurance company that her preferred provider plan did not cover the service. Even when the disease's progression left her dependent on a ventilator, her request for round-the-clock nursing care was rejected. But when her lawyer requested her file, it proved that benefits were improperly denied.
"Demand as much documentation as you can get–it's your right," Wolf advises. "Be persistent. Insurance companies know that people will give up when a claim is denied."
Twenty years as a neurologist has taught me that rejected claims often stem from clerical mistakes, office coding errors or incorrect insurance processing. If you get a denial, read your policy carefully to see what's covered.
Wolf's attorney, Mark Scherzer, who specializes in patient rights, says the key to dealing with denials is persistence. Make sure you understand the reason for the denial. "If there is a problem, get expert help early," Scherzer advises.
When Wolf retained Scherzer, she sent him a history of her illness as well as the correspondence with her insurance company. Document all phone conversations in detail. Follow up with a certified letter so a record trail is created.
Amy Tan had to rely on help because Lyme disease, a tick-borne infection, left her unable to think clearly at times.
"You really need someone who understands health insurance and can speak for you," says Tan, herself now a spokeswoman for the Lyme Disease Association. "It's especially important to assign an advocate when cognitive abilities are impaired, as was the case in my situation."
Scherzer recommends checking if your employer provides a healthcare advocate whose role includes fighting denials. Local legal assistance organizations and consumer advocacy will often provide a social worker or attorney for patients with insurance problems.
National and local organizations serving patients with specific neurological disorders also provide guidance. After Michael Harrington was denied coverage for the drug prescribed to treat his multiple sclerosis (MS), he turned to the National MS Society for help. Within six weeks, his denial was reversed. When his prescription for a drug to treat cognitive problems was denied, he successfully appealed again. "The National MS Society was wonderful," says Harrington, who reports that one of its advocates guided him through the process and even made calls on his behalf.
After the insurance company denied Wolf's request for 24-hour nursing on the grounds that her ALS care was custodial, her doctor wrote directly to her insurance company's medical director. When that didn't work, he followed up by phone. He argued that ventilator failure or a life-threatening mucous plug could occur at any time and that her diminished ability to verbally communicate required the expertise of a nurse to assess her condition.
Patients, physicians and advocates should be polite and professional. State the facts, describe the potential medical consequences and the economic burden on the insurer should the patient fail to receive the requested services. Remember, documents are likely to be reviewed on appeal. Bruce Sigsbee, M.D., who teaches neurologists how to handle insurance problems in American Academy of Neurology courses, advises, "It may be cathartic to write a 'Dear Bozo' letter, but it is rarely effective, and may come back to haunt you."
"Many insurance companies have discovered that they can save money through automatic denials because so few people appeal," says Robert M. Hayes, president of the Medicare Rights Center, an advocacy organization that assists elderly and disabled individuals. "Their strategy–delay, delay, deny–turns out to be effective. But if you have representation, you are likely to win."
About 70 percent of denied claims are overturned on appeal, says Jennifer Jaff, author of Know Your Rights: A Handbook for Patients with Chronic Illness. The former Connecticut assistant attorney general runs Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness, an organization that educates and advocates for patients' rights. One of Jaff's clients, Kathleen Crowley, found herself rapidly accruing $17,000 interest on college loans when she was diagnosed with MS and lupus soon after graduation. Like so many patients with chronic illnesses, Crowley was in financial straits because she was unable to work. She turned to Jaff's organization, whose fundraising efforts allow it to offer its services at no charge. It packaged her appeal–attorney-signed letters, medical records, published medical research, written support from treating physicians. Jaff credits that approach for her organization's success rate of over 95 percent. "Jennifer gave me back hope," says Crowley, who was forgiven her loans and was given a special bed to avoid pressure sores.
Roger Patterson was stunned when he was denied much-needed physical therapy last year after a stroke left him weak on his right side. "The $12,500 bill came at a time when I was incapable of making decisions," Patterson recalls. He won the appeal after Susan Dressler, president of the Alliance of Claims Professionals, sent all his rehab and physical therapy notes along with doctors' letters of medical necessity. Her organization serves as a referral service for industry experts familiar with the insurance business and available to serve as healthcare hired guns.
"In some situations, such as self-insured health plans, you get only one shot at an appeal," warns Scherzer. "If you have gone through the process and then want to go to court, evidence may be limited to those records which the insurer examined."
In those cases, it helps to seek advice from the start on which supportive documents to send in for review. Inadequate records end up working against you. Insurance rules–such as your right to appeal, to access documentation and to review clinical guidelines on medical necessity–vary both by payer and by state, says Scherzer.
In Wolf's appeal, Scherzer argued that her ALS required skilled nursing according to state law, supporting his brief with past court cases. They won the appeal within six months.
For more information about insurance advocacy, see RESOURCE CENTRAL on page 46.


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The Canning Stock Route is the world's longest historic stock route and was notoriously difficult to traverse. Teams were led by white pastoralists but their success depended on the skill and knowledge of Aboriginal stockmen and women. An assisted passage bought Axel Poignant to Australia in 1926. The daily life of Indigenous Australians is documented with sensitivity, acknowledging the dignity and nobility of these stockmen.


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Sketching out our laws: Legislative Council is already at workBy David Taube
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | November 25,2012The legal staff of the Statehouse already is pushing to develop hundreds of bills for the upcoming session, creating the groundwork for state representatives and senators new laws.
In the 2011-12 biennium, perhaps the smallest capitol legal staff in the country brought forth 1,047 bills, but only 191 became law. For the upcoming session, the Legislative Council is working on more than 200 bills as legislators continue making requests to draft bills.
A staff of around 50 people makes up the office, which is shared between legislators regardless of party.
We have one staff, and its a central staff, said Bill Russell, who headed the Legislative Council from 1972 to 2008 but also spent part of his legal career in Congress. In a state like New York, every committee would have its own staff ... There might be 150 (legislative) members and there may be 1,000 staff.
In some cases, Vermonts legal staff can end up writing the bill for one legislative group and the countering amendment by another group that could gut the bill, said Deputy Secretary of State Brian Leven, who spent 12 years with the Legislative Council, helping draft major legislation like campaign finance reform and redistricting.
State higher-ups said a private attorney would be prohibited from serving two opposing clients due to conflict of interest, but legal staff with the council have a unique exception. Its a position with legislators that requires considerable trust, Leven said.
Ending ones day at a preset time each night could also even affect that bipartisanship, he said, where legislators could be adversely affected by unfinished work.
During the session, people do a lot of evening and weekend work, and if you have kids you go home, have dinner, put them to bed and then start in, said Emily Bergquist, who served as director and chief counsel for three years and put in 14 years as tax counsel.
Although the volume of bills drafted may raise eyebrows, the length of bills can sometimes be a few pages or a mere update of previous bills proposed.
House Speaker Shap Smith said hes always been impressed by how quickly Legislative Council can turn around legal analysis.
When we were trying to understand what the court had done in the Vermont Yankee decision, they were able to break it down in an hour or two ... so we could respond to it, Smith said.
To complicate that, staff many times realize when they try to draft a bill just how many other questions there are.
Its just part of the process, Russell said. Its building a consensus and trying to capture in legal language something thats obtuse.
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You just tried and tried again. If it didnt work, wed re-write it, Russell said. You never know what is an issue when its described in general terms until you sit down to write it.
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Cruz would strike out 14 and just walk 1 batter.
The only run for the Lions came in the first inning as Dom would single and steal second and with two outs RayJ Garza would single to bring him home.
This would be all the Lions would need as Cruz shut down the Pirates.
The Lions would total 6 hits but would not be able to score any more runs.
Dom went 2for4, Rolie Zepeda, Garza, Jeremy Rodriguez, and J.D. De Los Santos all went 1for3.
The location for game 2 and 3 moved to Charlotte due to the rain that hit Southside on late Friday night.
It was all set up for the Lions to move on as Rolie Zepeda was taking the mound for the Lions versus the number 2 from Center Point.
Unfortunately it didn't work out that way as the Lions had trouble throwing and catching in game two and committed five errors that allowed five of the seven runs that the Pirates got.
The Lions would be able to tie the game at 3 to 3 in second but the Pirates would take advantage of Lion mistakes in the fifth and plate 3 more to take the lead 6-3.
After the Pirates got one more run in the top of the sixth the Lions would answer with two to make it 7-5 going into the seventh.
The Lions in the bottom of the seventh would get two runners on as Garza and Rodriguez would both get base hits with two outs but a strike out would end the game at 7-5.
Zepeda would go the distance and give up 10 hits and strike out 5 but the Pirates did a good job blocking up Zepeda's pitches since he had to throw it down the middle to get a strike called in the game.
Rodriguez would have a great game at the plate going 4for4 with a double, run scored, run driven in and a stolen base.
De Los Santos would go 2for3, while Garza and Kris Bryan would both go 1for3.
Eddie Villarreal would go 1for4.
Game 3 would pit both starters from game 1.
Dominic Cruz would do a great job going 6 innings and striking out 9 and giving up 1 run on 3 hits while walking 4.
He would leave the game after the sixth with a 4-1 lead and his brother Isaac Cruz would come in relief but would be unable to record a out as he walked the first two and then the wheels would come off the train as the slow roller to third would be fielded and then overthrown to first to plate one run and leave it first and third with no outs.
Zepeda then would come in to finish the seventh but the errors would be too much to overcome and the Pirates would end up tying it up 4-4.
The Lions in the top of the 8th would get the go ahead run on base as Garza would reach on a error and then they would walk Rodriguez.
Villarreal would hit a ball deep to left center but the centerfielder would make the game saving catch because both runners would have scored.
In the bottom of the 8th a base hit and walk would lead to trouble and with one out a single to left would plate the winning run on a questionable play at the plate the runner would be called safe.
"We have never blamed umpiring because we have all the chances to make plays when it counts and we did not and Center Point did when it counted," said Coach Robert Bell. "But it is hard for kids to overcome calls when every call all 6 go against you and you lose by two runs then one. In all it was a very good season for the Lions even though it wasn't the way it was suppose to end."
The Lions finish Co-district champs and bi-district champs with a 24-6 overall record.
"I would like to thank my seniors who have been with me all four years and applaud there efforts as they finish with a overall record of 74-31," Bell said. "Thanks for the memories Rolie, Isaac, J.D., Jeremy, Eddie, and Kris. Wish it would have ended different. Thanks to all you loyal Lions fans also KFND!"


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Hello Ladies,
I'm wondering if it's possible to have OALD and not have too much milk?
My LO is 13 weeks old and I have always struggled with a low milk supply after a rocky start -jaundice, hospital enforced formula supplements, mastitis and nipple shields. When we took our son home from the hospital he was on 30ozs of formula per day. After 12 weeks we're down to 10 a day but seem to have reached a plateau.
Since LO was 6 weeks he's been spluttering and choking at the start of each feed and has been having green, gassy BMs from time to time so maybe I have OALD? But the thing is, after the first 10 swallows or so it slows down to between 10-15 sucks per swallow and baby gets frustrated as he's not getting enough and we need to switch sides.
I want to get rid of those last 10ozs and fix this problem. I love breastfeeding my son.
Has anyone been in a similar situation/know of any remedies? Thanks for reading.


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Survivors include his parents; his son, Riley Reagan; brothers, Ryan and Charles "Tommy" Reagan III; and sister, Tammy Zadek.
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|Sep 22nd, 2016 09:25 AM
Re: Magda Linette
Magda into Tokyo (the Premier one) quarterfinals Coming from qualifying, wins over Hibino, Pervushina and Putintseva. QF vs Wozniacki. Good luck
|Jul 30th, 2016 04:09 PM
Re: Magda Linette
She has withdrawn from Nanchang, officially because of a "schedule change". Her late acceptance into the Olympics forced her to change her plans.
|Jul 30th, 2016 04:05 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Good Luck Magda
|Jul 30th, 2016 01:33 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Finally it seems like Magda has been selected for the Olympics At least according to the Polish Olympic Committee.
She plays WTA Nanchang next week though and it's her very first time as top seed in a WTA main draw What a field First round against Zhaoxuan Yang.
|Jul 25th, 2016 02:20 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Qualified for the Rogers Cup. First time in the main draw of a P5
Will play Petra Kvitova, a big chance considering Kvitova's form of late. Give it your best shot madzia !!
|May 23rd, 2016 11:42 PM
Re: Magda Linette
And she lost her match after big chances in the 3rd set (plenty breakpoints) ;/ Looks she has no chances to go for Olympic Games... This match was definitely winnable. On the other hand she's planning to play in WTA 125k in Bol, but it will be hard to grab the title and points there.
|May 20th, 2016 10:50 AM
Re: Magda Linette
R1 vs. Johanna Larsson at the French Open.
|May 13th, 2016 07:40 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Not too good for her ;/
|May 13th, 2016 07:25 PM
Re: Magda Linette
She's not in the Q draw and it seems there hasn't been any last minute withdrawal so far (Bertens is top seed in Q) so I guess she has withdrawn from Nurnberg, yes.
|May 13th, 2016 07:15 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Has she advanced to MD Nurnberg or is she skipping this tournament?
|May 13th, 2016 01:34 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Magda lost to Paula Kania 5-7 6-2 6-7(5) in Trnava R2 Maybe a bit of tireness, to be honest I thought she was tanking when the match started and she had to face quickly a 1-5 deficit in the first set, but she obviously made the effort to come back so she must have played this match seriously. She did waste a 5-2 lead in the third though.
|May 11th, 2016 04:52 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Magda was down 6-7 1-4 but managed to beat Kostova at last, I was scared of this match and I'm happy she won it She will have no rest before her second round against Kania. She should be the favourite for this match though, but with Kania you never know.
|May 11th, 2016 04:47 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Madzia survived Kostova, match lasted 3 hours, Kostova won five games in a row in 1st or 2nd set, Madzia won five games in a row in third.
H2H 1-3, Kania next. (Wonder if Madzia will play Q to Nurnberg).
|May 8th, 2016 03:53 PM
Re: Magda Linette
For some reason, Kostova is a tough opponent for her though Lost three times against her already (incl. one loss in a Fed Cup zonal group tie in 2011, not counted by the WTA/ITF).
|May 8th, 2016 03:47 PM
Re: Magda Linette
Watched it.
Madzia was immune on Witthoeft's pushing for the most of the match
She will be around 81, and in Trnava she faces Kostova in 1r, it looks like she can reach SF there.
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Dykstra Dives Into The Deep End With Sheen
Most people who have encountered former Phillie Lenny Dykstra are aware that he is not in full possession of all his marbles. Clearly, the elevator does not go to the top floor.
But Dykstra gave new meaning to the word "insane" when he did an interview with NBC reporter John Clark earlier this month.
During the interview, Dykstra talks about the possibility of him being assassinated by a bank, tells his critics "suck my d*ck" and even compares himself to Ghandi. You cannot make this stuff up:
It gets worse when he starts talking about Charlie Sheen. Dykstra calls Sheen "focused." He also blames Sheen's condition on "medication" and says most of it is a "joke."
But my favorite Dykstra moment comes when he blasts Mitch Williams, whom he says he hates. Why? Because, according to Dykstra, "He lost the World Series," and put Dykstra through "torture" as a result. So, the rest of the team had nothing to do with losing the World Series?
Williams is a stand-up guy who admits his own mistakes. Dykstra is a delusional moron who does not deserve to even breathe the same air.
Dykstra is an embarrassment to the Phillies organization. Shameful.
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Jenn, I watched some of that interview (I think it was Sunday after the news?). I had to turn it off partway through, Lenny sounded so drunk/high/brain damaged. Since he's such a bud of Charlie's, they must have been spending too much time together, because some of Charlie's craziness seems to have rubbed off. (and what the heck was he wearing? is he color-blind?)
I was dumbstruck by the comments about Mitch Williams. I'm sure Mitch wasn't too happy losing the WS either, but like you said, he is man enough to own up to it and not make excuses. And Phils phans have forgiven, and embraced, him. Lenny needs to crawl back under his rock. [And to think I used to admire Lenny for his playing style, before I realized how much of a performance-enhanced, egotistical jackass he is.]
OMG! Really! I did not know all this. The guy is insane! shame on him


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ALBANY, N.Y. - UAlbany sophomore midfielder
Ariana Parker recorded six points (five goals, one assist) in
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mult-point performances in the victory with three and two,
Stanford's Emilie Boeri and Emily Newstrom each record three or more points in the contest. Boeri tallied four goals and Newstrom had the conventional hat-trick of three goals.
UAlbany quickly jumped out to a three-goal lead, 4-1, with 11:50 left to play in the first half. UAlbany's Parker would lead the charge with three of her five total goals during the run.
Stanford came right back to tie the game, 5-5, with 50 seconds left in the half. Both Emily Newstrom and Emilie Boeri each had two goals apiece to even the contest.
Stanford and UAlbany would trade goals, to begin the second half, for the next 20 minutes with the Cardinal sisters Emilie and Anna Boeri hooking up for game-tying goal to lock the game up at nine with 9:22 left to play.
UAlbany would then tally two more goals to go up 11-9 with 6:12 remaining in the game. With 2:20 remaining, Stanford would make a push to cut the deficit down with Cardinal senior attack Anna Boeri taking a shot but would be denied by Great Dane goalkeeper Anna Berman to close out the game.
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- An icy Kuiper belt around the young solar-type star HD 181327
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- Lebreton, J.; Augereau, J.-C.; Thi, W.-F.; Roberge, A.; Donaldson, J.; Schneider, G.; Maddison, S. T.; Menard, F.; Riviere-Marichalar, P.; Mathews, G. S.; Kamp, I.; Pinte, C.; Dent, W. R. F.; Barrado, D.; Duchene, G.; Gonzalez, J. F.; Grady, C. A.; Meeus, G.; Pantin, E.; Williams, J. P.; Woitke, P.
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- Context. HD 181327 is a young main sequence F5/F6 V star belonging to the β Pictoris moving group (age ~12 Myr). It harbors an optically thin belt of circumstellar material at radius ~90 AU, presumed to result from collisions in a population of unseen planetesimals. Aims. We aim to study the dust properties in the belt in details, and to constrain the gas-to dust ratio. Methods. We obtained far-infrared photometric observations of HD 181327 with the PACS instrument onboard the Herschel Space Observatory⋆, complemented by new 3.2 mm observations carried with the ATCA⋆⋆ array. The geometry of the belt is constrained with newly reduced HST/NICMOS scattered light images that allow the degeneracy between the disk geometry and the dust properties to be broken. We then use the radiative transfer code GRaTeR to compute a large grid of models, and we identify the grain models that best reproduce the spectral energy distribution (SED) through a Bayesian analysis. We attempt to detect the oxygen and ionized carbon fine-structure lines with Herschel/PACS spectroscopy, providing observables to our photochemical code ProDiMo. Results. The HST observations confirm that the dust is confined in a narrow belt. The continuum is detected with Herschel/PACS completing nicely the SED in the far-infrared. The disk is marginally resolved with both PACS and ATCA. A medium integration of the gas spectral lines only provides upper limits on the [OI] and [CII] line fluxes. We show that the HD 181327 dust disk consists of micron-sized grains of porous amorphous silicates and carbonaceous material surrounded by an important layer of ice, for a total dust mass of ~0.05 M⊕ (in grains up to 1 mm). We discuss evidences that the grains consists of fluffy aggregates. The upper limits on the gas atomic lines do not provide unambiguous constraints: only if the PAH abundance is high, the gas mass must be lower than ~17 M& 8853;. Conclusions. Despite the weak constraints on the gas disk, the age of HD 181327 and the properties of the dust disk suggest that it has passed the stage of gaseous planets formation. The dust reveals a population of icy planetesimals, similar to the primitive Edgeworth-Kuiper belt, that may be a source for the future delivery of water and volatiles onto forming terrestrial planets.
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Ten years after Karen Mendelsohn and her husband, Harold, were married, he went to take a run … and never came back. Karen Mendelsohn "He suffered a sudden heart attack. It was horrible. And they couldn't revive him." The second blow - neither she nor their two young children were named as the beneficiaries on his pension. He had neglected to switch it from his parents. And when Karen asked them … Karen Mendelsohn "They said 'no.' They said if our son left us as the beneficiaries, he wanted us to have the money. It makes my heart." Consumer Reports says financial oversights are all too common. "Our survey found that in the last five years, 86 percent of respondents had not checked or updated important estate documents, including wills and beneficiary designations." Financial planner Gayle Lob says another frequent mistake couples make is having only one person in charge of the finances. Gayle Lob "What if somebody gets disabled? What if one of them dies?" Consumer Reports confirms that "money stumble" is common with married couples. Its survey found with 70 percent, only one spouse knew key details about their accounts. Tobie Stanger "And if you are over 60 and have adult children, it's time to let them know where that important information is as well." Other "money stumbles" - 50 percent of homeowners did not have enough insurance to cover full replacement of personal property at today's prices. And more than 70 percent didn't have at least three months of living expenses set aside in case of job loss or illness. Tobie Stanger "You may not solve everything all at once, but just taking those first simple steps may save you and your family a lot of heartache down the road." As for Karen, it took a lawsuit to get her husband's death benefits. She says she hopes telling her story will encourage others to get their finances in order.
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Colette wrote:Onto WHO? Go f*ck yourself, obviously silva and legofighter go on there first. How dare you insinuate I am anywhere near the level of lameness that is briksaber.
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Colette wrote:knolli wrote:I will publish a paper about the MQ in the Nature Magazine - once I have played through all of Minecraft.
Before you do that, you might want to check your math. Currently, an "immature" grade yields a number larger than one hundred, while an "over-mature" grade yields a value less than a hundred. Therefore, you will have to either change your description of the system's functioning or take the reciprocal of the ratio.
Also, you should probably include procedures to determine the age one acts like, and also their actual age for paranoid people like Warhead.
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"Then he left the crowds and went into the house. And his disciples came to him, saying, "Explain to us the parable of the weeds of the field." He answered, "The one who sows the good seed is the Son of Man. The field is the world, and the good seed is the sons of the kingdom. The weeds are the sons of the evil one, and the enemy who sowed them is the devil. The harvest is the end of the age, and the reapers are angels. Just as the weeds are gathered and burned with fire, so will it be at the end of the age. The Son of Man will send his angels, and they will gather out of his kingdom all causes of sin and all law-breakers, and throw them into the fiery furnace. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. Then the righteous will shine like the sun in the kingdom of their Father. He who has ears, let him hear. The gospel of the Lord.
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Wow, that must have been a hard 36 hours! But I'm glad that it seems to have tamed the oversupply.
I hope you have luck with the doc tomorrow!
Wow, that must have been a hard 36 hours! But I'm glad that it seems to have tamed the oversupply.
I hope you have luck with the doc tomorrow!
My daughters doctor has asked me to stop consuming any caffeine or dairy to see if it helps with her reflux and fussiness.
However, I am really really starting to think she just does not like the flow of my milk. She gets fussy so much and uncomfortable when I am engorged or really full, but then times that I am at the low end or just have a comfortable amount in there, she will be all happy and suck for like 15 minutes or so, which is twice as long as she feeds.
She will start going to daycare and will only be getting bottles with a slow flow nip, and I am going to monitor how she does with those.....that may "prove" my point.
My daughter is now 13 months. I too had oversupply and forceful let down about 6 weeks after my DD was born. It was crazy how much milk I was able to pump every 3 hours. In any case, I did what the other mom suggested - went without pumping for as long as I could on one breast while feeding my DD on the other breast only. It was painful but in a couple of days my milk supply decreased. I also, for a while, would have to feed my daughter from a bottle only because she was not able to handle the let-down. After a while, I started to BF again and I did it at night. It seemed easier as she was sleepy and did not suck so hard.
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The Houstralian Austro
Hey, pitchers and catchers report in just about 10 days. Excellent!
But its been a slow month for baseball. So slow, in fact, that I recently saw an article "reporting" that Derek Jeter was hitting in a batting cage with his team's hitting coach. Wow, that's shocking "news"!
To fill a tiny little part of the pre-spring training baseball void, I thought I'd share a picture of Ryan Rowland-Smith that I just slapped together:
For some reason, I was recently thinking about the Australian flag, which of course features six stars. Before long, I figured I should replace those stars with the Houston Astros' star logo in honor of C&S Hall of Famer and new Astro, Ryan Rowland-Smith.
After combining the Australian flag and the Astros' logo, it was only logical to go the extra step and create a nickname for RRS with another Australia-Houston Astros smash up. So, I came up with "The Houstralian." Of course, "Australia" also blends nicely with "Astros" — so I modified RRS's jersey to read "Austros." (I also modified it by adding the "18" from my RRS Mariners jersey).
So there you go MLB play-by-play announcers and color commentators, feel free to start tossing around "Ryan 'The Houstralian' Rowland-Smith" or the more formal "Ryan 'The Houstralian Austro' Rowland-Smith" while commentating.
Is its baseball season yet?
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Wow, what a ceaftsmanship!
Did @hyphen18 throw away his glasses and old baseball glove to trash to shake off the bad luck during the last season?
Good question. I wondered about his glasses and glove too. My guess is that this picture is from 2004 when RRS was on the Australian Olympic team.
Olympic Games 2004!! I remember Team Australia was the sole team our Team Japan failed to defeat (one game in the 8-team round robin competition and the semi-final match). RRS collected 2 out of the 4 wins of his team during the preliminary round, including one from Japan!
At that time, Japanese baseball fans including myself knew no Australian ballplayer other than lefty closer Jeff Williams, then playing with Hanshin Tigers (Kenji's current club) as brilliant setupper and collecting 2 Svs in both of our losing games. Who imagined the winning pitcher and losing catcher of the first Japan-Australia match in Athens (on the next day of our delightful victory over Cuba) would later collaborate in the diamond of Safeco Field?
Very clever photo! It's pretty sweet that RRS is in Houston now (being that I'm in Tx!), because I just might be getting down there for a game or two. And they also come up here to Arlington for the Lone Star Series.
I don't know about you, but April can't get here soon enough!
Well, maybe you can make it down to Houston when Tim and I are in Texas. We plan to hit up both stadiums. Hmmm….
I like that photo collage.
I almost forgot that Rowland-Smith moved his baseball address to Minute Maid Park for 2011.
That is a beuatiful stadium with its railroad theme and the expansive glass and outfield complete with a flagpole on a hill.
Going to be kind of wild seeing Rowland-Smith go from the defensive outfield mastery of Gutz and Ichiro to the Bourn and Pence show. Hopefully they can help keep the ERA down with great running cacthes and superb gloveplay.
Rays Renegade


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Events » Lectures, Performances & Films » Film
What is Minimalism? The American Perspective 1958-1968
Date: Friday, November 01, 2013
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Speaker: Directed by Michael Blackwood
Type: Film
In conjunction with the exhibition Beyond Brancusi: The Space of Sculpture, the Museum presents this documentary from 2004. Directed by Michael Blackwood, the film examines the ideas put forth in the exhibition A Minimal Future? Art as Object 1958–1968, organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, that year. The film was created with the participation of artists Carl Andre, John Chamberlain, Robert Irwin, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Brice Marden, Robert Morris, Claes Oldenburg, Robert Ryman, Tony Smith and Frank Stella. 60 min. NR.
Theater | Free | No reservations needed