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Super fit. Super fast. Super cool.
For years female cyclists have felt like second class citizens in the world of high-quality cycling wear, victims of the enduring misapprehension that ladies don't need top drawer stuff when they are riding. Though some brands have given lip service to the idea of 'women-specific' items, only Castelli has come through with cycling bib shorts that are on par with the men's version. With the Castelli Body Paint 2.0 Women's Bib Shorts you'll feel not only like you are wearing bibs fit for a pro, you'll want to ride as fast and as far as a pro in your slick, comfy kit.
The shorts on the Women's Body Paint 2.0 Bib Shorts are formed from a single piece of seamless fabric for a naturally supportive fit. The short feels like it is hugging you perfectly in any position, thanks to this anatomic fit and the as well as the highly compressive fabric. This smooth fit, combined with the aero dimples employed in the material, make this is the most aerodynamic bib short on the market. Castelli engineered the dimples into the fabric to induce flow separation and reduce aerodynamic drag. Think of it as the clothing equivalent for the Zipp rim dimples.
Virtually no seams also means that there are fewer places to irritate your body and there are fewer opportunities for a wardrobe malfunction to occur. After all, who hasn't experienced a perfectly good pair of shorts coming apart at the seams?
Perhaps nothing in these bib shorts has benefited as much from Castelli's association with professional cycling teams as the Progetto X2 Air Seat Pad. The Garmin-Cervelo team spent a year testing this short; that's a lot of saddle time to be thinking about how comfort could be improved. Since Castelli had it pretty right to begin with, there wasn't much more than tweaking going on. What it has done is add a perforated foam layer to the pad to help ventilate and keep the nether regions cooler by allowing air to flow directly onto the surface fabric. That layer sitting next to your skin is made from a four-way stretch, seamless, bacteriostatic layer designed to move with you, reducing any bunching and friction. The cushioning layer consists of strategically placed, multi-density foam. For good measure, perforated viscous comfort inserts have been added under the highly sensitive ischial and perineal pressure areas, so that your undercarriage will be supremely protected whether you are out on a two-hour weekday jaunt or training over cobbles for Roubaix.
The upper portion of the bibs is made from the special Giro2 Bib Straps, a single strip of Giro fabric that is very soft and stretchy. Castelli has eliminated the Lycra trim that typically edges bib straps and more often than not cuts into your shoulders to cause discomfort. The new mesh on the back will help keep your torso cool by allowing air to circulate. Likewise, the updated Giro3 integrated leg grippers have been intelligently fashioned so that the grip material has been knit directly into the short. The generous 5 cm wide band gently compresses to secure the leg hem in place. It also lies completely flat, keeping your leg as aero as if it were in a skin suit.
Once you hitch up a pair of the Castelli Body Paint 2.0 Women's Bib Shorts, you'll never want to wear another pair of bib shorts. They are available in a sleek Black with minimal Castelli branding. They come in sizes X-Small through X-Large.
- Progetto X2 Air insert offers superb lady-specific support and the superior ventilation you'll need for your longest rides
- Leg endings are dimpled for better aerodynamic efficiency, and mesh-backed for better cooling
- Feathery-lightweight mesh straps resist moisture accumulation and won't trap heat
- Seamless single-piece construction
- Mesh bibs
- Leg gripper band
- Breathable and moisture-wicking fabric
- Progetto X2 Air insert
- Compressive fit
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- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
- Natural Waist:
- Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
- Hip:
- Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your legs.
- Inseam:
- Using pants that fit well, measure the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Bought these because I have the shorts and wanted to get rid of the little bulge that appears above the waistband. Plus bibs are cool. Very comfortable. Fit true to size. No complaints here.
Super comfortable
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
Wore these on longer rides and they are the most comfortable I have worn in the straps. The reason for 4 and not 5 is that I like a little more narrow chamois - it tended to "peak" in the middle. Plenty of cream kept anything from rubbing bad. Could be my saddle as well as I just got a new bike and am not happy with the saddle. Will revisit this review once I get a replacement. They are keepers though! Worn with the Castelli bra with the same straps and my upper body was in heaven!!
Best bibs I've ever used
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
I love Castelli gear -- note that their sizes are consistent within the brand but often differ from other cyclewear companies -- and these shorts are the most comfortable I've ever owned for long (60 mi +) and hilly (6,000 ft climbing) rides. Absolutely will continue to buy this model.
Almost perfect
The Backcountry app keeps cutting my review off. The bad part - they are moderately see through after about 6 months of use. They might have been see through from the beginning, I don't know. I think it's ok if I align the back seam with my butt crack :). They are so comfortable I got over it. Also, I really dislike the graphics, but what can you do.
Almost perfect...
Comfort gets 5 stars
Almost perfect...
I own two pairs. They go on sale frequently, I got both for about $100. I have worn them for over a year now. I love the way they feel - extremely soft with no hot spots.
Not really bib shorts
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
I decided to try these because I love my Body Paint shorts, but I have recently discovered the comforts of bibs. The size, fit, and fabric are great, just like the shorts. However, the design is more like shorts with straps, not truly bibs. They even sorta have a waistband -- what's the point of the straps, then??? I'm sending them back, with hope that Castelli will redesign.
how true is the sizing? is a medium a 8-10?
I'm typically a 4-6 US women's. The small was too small (fit ok, but totally see-through). I went up to a medium. Very comfortable, though still a little see-through.
Wife loves them
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My wife is very critical about about biking clothes. Its too tight, not tight enough, it makes me look fat, etc. After almost giving up biking because of the emotional pain and suffering the whining was causing me, i decided to buy her these shorts. I am glad i did! They run small so size up 1 size. These will feel tight when you put them on but will loosen up. My opinion is most women tend to buy bibs that are too big. They should almost feel too tight before you start riding. if you have not worn bibs then you should try a pair. an added benefit of bibs is they cover your stomach and sides. no more muffin top!
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stock futures were paring losses Thursday after a better-than-expected employment change report for December.
Futures have been dipping throughout the morning after stocks surged the previous day as investors are worried that the last-minute budget agreement passed by Congress falls short of dealing with the U.S. deficit.
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were down 9 points, or 21.55 points below fair value, at 13,322. Futures for the S&P 500 were down 0.75 points, or 0.57 points below fair value, at 1456. Futures for the tech-heavy Nasdaq were behind by 0.25 points, or 2.42 points below fair value, at 2738.
One of the next major deadlines is the very few weeks that Congress has left before it must raise the debt ceiling to avert a government default on bills and financial obligations. This means the Obama administration and Congress must tackle the sequestration issue that was pushed back for two months in the "fiscal cliff" deal.
Julia Coronado, chief North American economist at BNP Paribas, said the "two parties are yet again starting miles apart" on this issue, with Republicans having already indicated that they believe the tax side of fiscal policy has been addressed for now and their focus will be on spending.
The Democrats have indicated they will continue to demand a balanced approach with more tax increases for any agreed-to cuts in spending.
"Given the track record of the current Washington crew, we can be sure we will go right to the brink and flirt with default before we reach yet another piecemeal accord," said Coronado. "As in 2011, the battle over the debt ceiling will likely end with a downgrade of the U.S., this time from Fitch and Moody's sometime in Q2."
Major U.S. stock averages roared Wednesday, with the Dow soaring more than 300 points, as global risk appetite surged on the first trading day of the year after the House managed to pass the Senate's 11th-hour agreement on averting the fiscal cliff.
The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday that while it welcomes the actions by the U.S. Congress to avoid sudden tax increases and spending cuts, more needs to be done to put U.S. public finances back on a sustainable path without harming the still fragile recovery. Specifically, a comprehensive plan that ensures both higher revenue and containment of entitlement spending over the medium term should be approved as soon as possible, the IMF said.
The IMF also said it is crucial that the U.S. is able to raise the debt ceiling "expeditiously" and remove remaining uncertainties about the spending sequester and expiring appropriation bills.
Payroll processor Automatic Data Processing said that 215,000 jobs were added in December, compared with an upwardly revised 148,000 the prior month. Economists, on average, expected ADP to report a gain of 133,000 jobs in December.

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Heidi Klum sure does like to show off her 40-year-old body.
The sexy Project Runway host posted a very risque topless photo of herself on Twitter yesterday after arranging a group of sand and a couple of shells from the beach around her belly button to make a smiley face.
"Smile" is all she wrote with the image, and we're sure it's making plenty of people do just that.
Last week, Heidi shared a photo of her backside and a harsh sunburn she got at the beach. "Ouch," she wrote.
The German-born America's Got Talent judge is very relaxed about nudity though. Of course, anyone who looks as good as she does shouldn't be.
"My parents are still naked," she said in a 2010 issue of Tatler magazine. "I mean, it's not like we're hippies, and we run around naked, but if they happened to be in their room changing or something or someone comes out of the shower, they're not, like, 'Oh my, God. No. Close the door.'"
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What would Ben Graham Buy These Days?
I surmised at the time that Facebook (FB) , which had commenced trading just days earlier, would not have been interesting Graham due to his reluctance to purchase IPOs because he believed, for one, that sellers have the advantage over the buyers in new issues.
Graham had several investment criteria he used to find compelling candidates, and this one in particular focused on identifying stocks for the "defensive investor," which he discussed in his great work "The Intelligent Investor." Due to the fact that the last edition of this book Graham published was in 1973, I did modify Graham's original criteria slightly:
- Adequate Size: Graham excluded smaller companies; I've set the minimum market cap at $1 billion.
- Strong Financial Condition: Minimum current ratio of 2; long-term debt must be less than working capital.
- Earnings Stability: Graham required positive earnings for at least ten consecutive years: I am using seven years.
- Dividends: Graham required "uninterrupted" dividends for at least 20 years; I am using seven years here as well.
- Earnings Growth: Graham sought a minimum increase of 33% in earnings per share in the past 10 years; I am using a minimum compounded annual growth rate in earnings of 5% over seven years.
- Moderate Price-To-Earnings Ratio: Average P/E should be less than 15 over the past three years.
- Moderate Price-to-Assets Ratio: Graham sought companies with price-to-book ratios below 1.5, but would accept a higher P/E ratio, if price-to-book was lower. This end result was that P/E times price-to-book ratio should be less than 25.5.
- Other: U.S. companies only; I excluded foreign companies and American Depository Receipts from the results.
The search revealed just eight names that met these rather stringent criteria. Since my initial column ran in late May, these companies are up an average of 9.3%, slightly better that the S&P 500 which is up about 7.4% , and S&P Mid Cap Index which is up 8% during the same period.
The best performers of the group include UniFirst (UNF) up 27.9%, Helmerich & Payne (HP) up 20.6%, Diamond Offshore Drilling (DO) up 18%, Universal Corporation (UVV) up 13.5% and Haliburton (HAL) up 10%, were also in positive territory.
One of the names I was most interested in, AVX (AVX) was down 3%, while Cash America International (CSH) was the worst performer, down 12.2%, and Curtiss-Wright (CW) was down 0.2%.
For any of the value related screens that I utilize, six months is far too short a period to claim success or failure, but it is still important to periodically review the results. As a value investor, holding periods are typically longer than for the average investor. Sometimes this is as exciting as watching the grass grow, or paint dry, but the rewards can be worth the wait. Only those with patience, however, need apply.


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WEST POINT, NY — "United we stand; divided we fall," a phrase originally attributed to Aesop in his fable "The Oxen and the Lion," and later to Patrick Henry in 1799 as he denounced the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions, has resonance when it comes to team efforts in sports. While teams are comprised of individual players, their unified and unselfish dedication to the team effort is what produces success. In track and field, a sport that is often perceived as an aggregate of individual efforts, the most salient example of teamwork is manifested in relay races.
Traditionally, indoor track features 800, 1600 and 3200 meter relay races, each run with a team's four fastest runners at those distances. The 800, also known as the 4x200, features sprinters, as does the 1600 relay, while the 3200 relay summons the added stamina of middledistance runners. Any relay team is only as strong as its weakest leg. Teams that use their fastest runner for the opening leg may secure a lead but if the next three are not fast enough, that lead is likely to be lost. Similarly, to have the best runner as the anchor works when a team is ahead, even or only a bit behind. But even the strongest anchors usually cannot make up a huge deficit, particularly in the shorter races. That said, some ultrafast runners have closed the gap over 800 meters making for stunning relay race finishes. Relay races can be the difference between winning and losing track meets, as winning teams garner 10 points for a first-place finish in larger meets.
This past weekend featured the West Point Relays, a non-scoring developmental meet bolstered by the addition of shuttle hurdle relays, sprint medley and distance medley relays. In the shuttle hurdle relay, each team deploys a trio of 55 meter hurdlers who run in sequence. The sprint medley relay features two 800 meter, one 400 meter and one 200 meter leg. The distance medley relay featured 1200, 400, 800 and 1600 meter legs. These relays, along with the traditional 800, 1600 and 3200 relay, rendered this meet a highly collaborative effort. Some events were run as individual endeavors. Those included the high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, shot put, weight throw and 1500 meter race walk. Sullivan West, Tri-Valley and Monticello participated in the January 26 edition of the relays. Other Section 9 teams went at it the night before. Eldred was at the New Balance Games at the New York Armory. Sullivan County medalists included the following. The number preceding the team or individual's name indicates the place of finish


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The South Beach Diet would recommend light sour cream and mayo for this recipe, but other low-carb diets prefer the full-fat version, so go ahead and make your own choice on that. But don't pass up this simple and delicious chicken dinner; I promise you'll love it!
Janet's Easy Mustard Chicken
(Recipe from my sister Janet. Makes 8 servings, recipe can be cut in half, but this recipe makes great leftovers for lunch.)
8 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1-2 T olive oil (will depend on your pan)
poultry seasoning to season chicken before browning
Sauce Ingredients:
1/2 cup light or full-fat mayo (do not use fat free mayo which has added sugar)
1/2 cup light or full-fat sour cream (do not use fat free sour cream which has added sugar)
2 T Dijon mustard
1 tsp. dry mustard
1/2 tsp. ground ginger
1 1/2 cups chicken stock (can be canned chicken broth)
chopped parsley for garnish (optional)
Heat olive oil in large frying pan big enough to hold the chicken in a single layer, add chicken and cook about 4 minutes on the first side, until chicken is lightly browned. Turn chicken over and cook 2-3 minutes on the second side, until chicken feels almost, but not quite firm to the touch. (It will continue to cook in the sauce, so don't overcook.)
While chicken cooks, put all sauce ingredients in bowl or large measuring cup, and whisk to combine.
When chicken is well browned, lower heat and pour sauce over. Simmer 20 minutes, being sure to keep heat at a very low simmer. After 20 minutes, remove chicken from pan and whisk the sauce a few times to be sure it's smooth. Serve hot, with a little sauce spooned over each piece of chicken, garnishing with fresh parsley if desired.
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Chicken and Quickly Roasted Asparagus with Tahini Sauce from Kalyn's Kitchen
Chicken Ratatouille from The Perfect Pantry
Sauteed Chicken Breasts with Tarragon-Mustard Pan Sauce from Kalyn's Kitchen
Chicken Breasts with Mushroom Sage Sauce from Simply Recipes
Chicken Piccata with Fried Capers from Kalyn's Kitchen
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CNJ staff photo: Tony Bullocks Lane Hedeman of Morgan Mill, Texas, ropes a calf on Tuesday morning during competition in the High Plains Junior Rodeo Association Finals at Curry County Mounted Patrol Arena.
By Eric Butler: CNJ correspondent
All of the contestants for this year's High Plains Junior Rodeo Association Finals are from either New Mexico or Texas. But Lane Hedeman comes from such an interior portion of the Lone Star state that he might be considered an outsider to those based in either eastern New Mexico or west Texas.
But Hedeman's got skills, a bit of flair and a rodeo lineage almost no one can beat.
The son of famed bullrider Tuff Hedeman, 16-year-old Lane participated in the calf-roping event on Tuesday at Curry County Mounted Patrol Arena. With dad watching from the side, Lane had the best time (11.57) of the 12 contestants in the morning slack competition of the 13-15 age group.
The Hedemans annually make the trip from their home in Morgan Mill, just north of Stephenville, Texas — a city about 50 miles southwest of Fort Worth.
"It's a good rodeo, good people," said Lane Hedeman, who estimates he's been coming to the HPJRA Finals for "about five or six years."
"We come out here just because it's a great association," Tuff Hedeman added. "They're very well run. The livestock, in terms of the calves and steers, are always of the highest quality. It's a long way, and there are some associations a lot closer, but this is just a great association. They do a tremendous job."
The elder Hedeman should know. Tuff Hedeman is a four-time world champion bullrider — three with the PRCA and once, in 1995, when the PBR was a fledgling organization just finishing its second year of existence.
As far as advice to his son, who recently celebrated his 16th birthday, Tuff knows that Lane has interests beyond just rodeo.
"There's a lot of things he enjoys sports-wise," Tuff Hedeman said. "I've always encouraged him to do everything. He's played every sport. He really likes to play basketball, he's on the golf team, and he played football when he was younger. He goes to a high school now that's a small school — they don't play football.
"I just encourage him to do something he has a passion for. This may or may not be it. My advice, whether it's rodeo or anything else, is pretty simple — just get up everyday and give it everything you've got. The people who are successful are the ones who work the hardest and really want it more than anybody else."
Lane Hedeman, who fellow competitors teasingly call "Hollywood" because of the sunglasses he wears, said he isn't quite sure what he wants to do a few years down the line — when he'll be too old for events like the HPJRA Finals.
"I don't know yet," he said. "I'm just having fun doing (rodeo). If you want to do it (professionally), it's a lot of practice. If not, you can just have fun."
Tuff Hedeman, who tenaciously clung onto the toughest bulls in his heyday, got a little good-natured ribbing himself when he fell from a horse on Monday at Mounted Patrol Arena as rodeo organizers were preparing for the first day.
"I got bucked off, yeah," Tuff said. "The parents were running through the team-roping steers and I was on my youngest son's horse and he just bucked me off. I guess he wasn't warmed up. There was a big mud puddle out there, the only mud puddle out there, and I landed right in the middle of it.
"Everybody got a good laugh and I'm a little stiff today, but that's all right."


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Wow, you know its bad when it comes down to this...I would agree but I just don't like losing.
@Nets PR Dept.: Deron Williams will be out tonight vs. Milwaukee with a strained right calf. His status is day-to-day moving forward.
Wow, you know its bad when it comes down to this...I would agree but I just don't like losing.
I simply gave up on this coach... I don't give a **** if we're losing as long as MDA is the HC...
Rooting for your team to lose is horrible, let alone to not make the playoffs?? Is that a joke? Go root for another team. We won't miss you.
Milwaukee passed us already (tied by they raped us twice) and if Cleveland wins today... they'll tie with us! They're playing Toronto so...
Lol yeah they're definitely gonna need 2 basketballs.. And neither is a great defender.. But like you said they will be a problem to contain.
Seeing as how stupid the warriors GM's are.. They just traded Monte Ellis for like two washed up injured big men who haven't played in months...
We should just TRY to trade Stat for David Lee.. Like lets just see what they say haha..
So do you dumbasses still want us to lose? SMFH!! Go root for the NETS! HAHAH!
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- Glazebrook, Karl; Abraham, Roberto G.; Santiago, Basilio X.; Ellis, Richard S.; Griffiths, Richard E.
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- The excess number of blue galaxies at faint magnitudes is a subject of much controversy. Recent Hubble Space Telescope results have revealed a plethora of galaxies with peculiar morphologies tentatively identified as the evolving population. We report the results of optical spectroscopy and near-infrared photometry of a sample of faint HST galaxies from the Medium Deep Survey to ascertain the physical properties of the faint morphological populations. We find four principal results. First, the population of objects classified as 'peculiar' are intrinsically luminous in the optical (MB ∼ -19). Secondly these systems tend to be strong sources of [O II] line luminosity. Thirdly the optical-infrared colours of the faint population (a) confirm the presence of a population of compact blue galaxies and (b) show the stellar populations of irregular/peculiar galaxies encompass a wide range in age. Finally a surface-brightness comparison with the local galaxy sample of Frei et al. shows that these objects are not of anomalously low surface brightness, rather we find that all morphological classes have evolved to a higher surface brightness at higher redshifts (z > 0.3).
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Written by Angelic Storm on 14.11.2010 at 15:41
This seems like a pretty pointless release to me... :\
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Yep, it seems like its just 3 new songs (which by the time its released, the album will already be out. Aside from the US I think) with a bunch of random songs that any real fan of Sodom will already have. Its not a single, or even a greatest hits package. As a compilation its just pointless... :\
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Duban provided accounting and tax planning services to Hawaii residents Charles Alan Pflueger, James Pflueger and some of the Hawaii-based entities they controlled, including Pflueger, Inc. and Pflueger Properties.
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Freelance photographer Bill Hoenk was on hand to document the chaotic aftermath immediately following the second explosion near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. His photographs, which may be the only images recording the scene of the second blast, show a Boston police officer carrying a wounded child. One of Hoenk's photographs is the cover image of TIME's May 6, 2013 digital edition.
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Lauriers Schlegel Centre for Entrepreneurships 11th annual New Venture Competition takes place April 5 to 6, 2013 sponsored by BDO, and co-sponsored by the CGA of Ontario. First-year students from the School of Business & Economics will be competing for the chance to win the BDO New Venture Cup, a competition created to introduce the idea of entrepreneurship.
More than 1,100 first-year BBA students have been developing and fine-tuning their new venture ideas and business plans since the start of the school year in September. After presenting to their peers, 42 teams will advance to the semi-finals on April 5 with the ultimate hope of a spot in the finals on April 6.
The Annual BDO New Venture Competition is a great opportunity for our first-year students to show what they are made of, ignite their entrepreneurial spirit, integrate all their learning, and hone their soft skills, said Laura Allan, Laurier professor and competition coordinator. Every year I am so proud and impressed by their incredible ability and enthusiasm.
The judging panel includes Mike Morrice (BBA/BSc `08), founder and executive director, Sustainable Waterloo Region; Tyler Calder (BA`07), vice president, client strategy, Search Engine People; Jeff Nugent (BBA `95), president and chief executive officer, Contingent Workforce Solutions (CWS); Dean Elliott (BBA`87, CA) partner, BDO; and Tim Sothern (BBA `89, CA, FCA), designated assurance specialist, BDO.
BDO is proud and excited to sponsor the BDO New Venture Competition at Laurier again this year, said Sothern. We are continually impressed with the quality of the ideas and presentations that we see each year at the competition. We see this as a great opportunity to be involved in our community and to meet some of the quality students that we hope will join our BDO team in the future.
On April 6, following the final presentations and judges deliberations, students will have the opportunity to hear from Canadian entrepreneur and Laurier alumnus, Ryan Smolkin (BBA `95), founder of Smokes Poutinerie. In three years, Smolkin has created a National Poutine Empire of over 43 locations. Smokes Poutinerie recently received the Pinnacle Award through Foodservice and Hospitality as the Canadian company of the Year.
The final competition round begins at 12:30 p.m. on April 6. A reception will be held immediately following the presentations at 4:15 p.m. in the KPMG Atrium, Schlegel Building, on Wilfrid Laurier Universitys Waterloo campus. Smolkins keynote presentation will begin at 5 p.m. in 1E1, Arts Building.


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An inmate who escaped from Roosevelt County's jail and remained at-large late Monday night served time for second-degree murder in Colorado, according to the jail's administrator.
Administrator David Casanova said he did not know the details of Robert Claudio's case, which he said occurred in Colorado.
Claudio, 31, was being held at the jail on a charge of aggravated battery for a fight with a neighbor in August. He and two other inmates escaped late Friday night through the roof of the jail. The other inmates were captured a short time later in Portales.
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Friday's escape is the second in three months from the facility. An escape on June 21 was similar in that inmates broke through the roof to escape.
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Casanova will be propose security upgrades to the Roosevelt County Commission at its next meeting on Oct. 15.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, NY — The First National Bank of Jeffersonville (Jeff Bank) seeks photographers interested in submitting up to four color images (preferably depicting the four seasons) for its 2013 calendar. Organized by the Catskill Art Society (CAS), the theme of this year's contest is "Four Seasons of Nature & Landscapes in Sullivan County, NY." Contest entry dates are from February 24 to April 20, 2012. All entries must have a completed application form (available at all Jeff Bank branches, online at www.jeffbank.com [1] or by contacting email@example.com [2]), a maximum of four images in digital, horizontal JPEG format with the largest file size available (preferably 16M or larger) on CD. There is a contest entry fee of $5 payable to CAS. All entries must be delivered to CAS, 48 Main Street, Livingston Manor, NY by April 20, or sent by post to CAS, PO Box 991, Livingston Manor, NY 12758. This is not a postmark deadline. Email email@example.com [2] or call 845/436-4227.
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Serving Size ½ of recipe
Calories 357
Total Fat 18 g
Saturated Fat 4.5 g
Sodium 451 mg
Total Carbohydrate 24 g
Dietary Fiber 1 g
Protein 23.5 g
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Wild salmon, drained 1 (6-ounce) can
Large egg, beaten 1
Celery stalk , finely diced ½
Fresh chives, chopped 2 + 1 tablespoons
Fresh parsley, chopped 1 tablespoon
Plain bread crumbs 1/2 cup
Freshly ground pepper to taste
Olive oil 1 teaspoon
Lemon, cut into wedges ½ + juice of ¼ lemon
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Reduced-fat sour cream 2 tablespoons
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), General Electric (GE) Appliances, of Louisville, Ky., is voluntarily recalling about 3.1 million GE and Hotpoint brand dishwashers, manufactured between April 1983 and January 1989. The dishwashers have a slide switch that allows consumers to choose between heat drying and energy saver functions. Over time, the slide switch can melt and ignite, presenting a fire hazard.
GE and CPSC have reports of 50 fires, seven of which spread beyond the dishwashers. In three cases, the structure of the house or apartment was damaged. No injuries have been reported.
The GE and Hotpoint dishwashers that are being recalled are model GSD500D, GSD500G, GSD540, HDA467, HDA477 or HDA487 with a serial number that has a second letter of A, M, R, S, T, V or Z (for example, BM12345). The model and serial numbers are located on a rectangular label that is on either the right or left front edge of the inner tub. The GE or Hotpoint brand name is on the front of the dishwasher.
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At least 14 people were injured in a stabbing incident Tuesday at Lone Star College's CyFair campus in Cypress, Texas, according to a spokesman for the CyFair Volunteer Fire Department.
At least four were taken to hospitals by helicopter, the sheriff's department said in a news release.
Paramedics said another eight were taken to hospitals by ambulance and two refused to go to the hospital, according to Houston television station KPRC.
Deputies said it appeared victims were randomly targeted, according to KPRC.
Victims were generally stabbed in their cheeks, shoulders or necks, investigators told local television station KPRC.
Authorities said there was one suspect, who was in custody, according to a sheriff's spokesman. Initial reports said there were two suspects, but those turned out to be incorrect.
Deputies believed one person was running from building to building to carry out the attack, according to Houston television station KPRC.
Authorities first learned about the stabbings at a Lone Star College campus after receiving a 911 call at 11:12 a.m. CT Tuesday describing a "male on the loose stabbing people," Harris County, Texas, Sheriff Adrian Garcia said.
A student tackled the stabbing suspect, investigators told KPRC.
The suspect detained in Tuesday's stabbing incident on a Texas campus is enrolled at Lone Star College, where the incident occurred, Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said.
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This is applesauce for adults, adding a little kick to a light dessert, do-ahead snack or portion of a brunch menu. It can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.
2 Granny Smith apples, peeled and cut into ½-inch chunks
2 Bartlett pears, peeled and cut into ½-inch chunks
¼ cup water
1 tablespoon packed brown sugar
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Buckeye BOE again discusses enhanced safety
YORKVILLE — Buckeye Local School District Board of Education members held their regular monthly meeting at a senior apartment complex in Yorkville Monday.?A packed house of area residents were in attendance with the topic of school safety once again topping the agenda, as well as contract renewals for various employees.
Classes throughout the district were canceled Monday, which left Buckeye Local with no more calamity days to use for the balance of the academic year.
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KY Brook Trout
Has anyone ever had any luck catching Brook Trout in Kentucky? If so where and when? I am currently undertaking a project where i will analyze Kentucky's brook trout populations and then compare these populations to native Virginia populations to determine limiting factors for KY's brook trout populations. I am very interested in hearing first hand experiences with KY brook trout from any who have fishing in KY.
Boy, I'd like to know some info on this too. Making a trip to Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park in July for the wife's family reunion, and I'll NEED to make time for myself and would love to do some fishing for brookies. I've dabbled with trying to get some info and have come up pretty empty handed, so any info would be appreciated! Good luck on your study by the way!
eku, there are only four (unless it has been changed by KDFW) brook trout streams maintained in KY. These are all C&R and are Dog Fork and Parched Corn Creek in Wolfe County, Shillalah Creek that runs from the Cumberland Gap National Park in Bell County and Poor Fork in Letcher County.
I have been on all of these streams, but i was wondering if anyone has actually caught any brook trout in KY and when and where?
There is 6 streams in KY that have brookies, 4 of which you named are fishable. The other two are Bad Branch and Martin's Fork of the Cumberland.
I had been fishing Swift Camp and decided one day to explore Parched Corn due to the rumors of Brookies I heard. I caught one Brookie approximately 5-6 inches on Parched Corn fishing down from the ridge dividing it from Chimmney Top's drainage. It took an Alexandra wet fly swung under a limestone ledge just above one of the first areas used for camping. I stopped at that point it was the weekend and there were people coming into the area and setting up camp going down stream. With the stream being so small, being somewhat calloused growing up with Brookies in Michigan and my interest has been directed on the other side of the divide, I just never felt an interest in pursuing downstream from that point.
This was approximately 10-12 years ago. It was 2 years after the 1st planting of the Brown Trout fingerlings in Chimmney Top, if that helps give you a date. Fisheries People and Bluegrass TU did the planting of those Browns.
I have heard RUMORS that the Parched Corn fish were placed there by s "Bucket Biologist" many years ago. The fish were supposed to have come from Michigan. I've heard this RUMOR several places going back to the 1970's when I moved from Michigan and did grad work at Morehead. I vaguely remember Dr. Les Meade saying something along that line in one of his Field Ichthyology classes I was in at Morehead. I think the name of the "bucket Biologist" was mentioned but it escapes me. The nature of the dialogue and students with local ties gave me some degree of creditability to that rumor.
I am a retired seconday Science/ Biology Teacher with several Ichythology and Limnology classes. I'm available if you want me to take you to that area and help out some.
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eku, I specified the four as "maintained" since the other two are basically inaccessible and I'm not sure the KDFW is still monitoring them. I have caught brookies in Shillalah Creek just outside the park boundaries at Cumberland Gap and must be accessed from private property. I have also fished the streams in Wolfe County after a trip to Red River Gorge but never caught brookies, only warpaints. I gave up on those streams after fighting the copperheads.
I did find this thread interesting because I spent a considerable amount of time last year pursuing this Kentucky Brook trout myth in at least two of the streams.
Last year I made multiple visits to Red River Gorge and bush whacked into the very tops of the headwaters of Dog Fork and Parched Corn Creek searching all the way to the tail waters. I will also add that bush whacking in Red River Gorge is like bush Whacking in the Smokies, Lots of Rhododendrons, large and small cliffs to climb down.
I dont claim to be the best fisherman in the area but I did spend a considerable amount of time on these two streams without any success.
What I found was the waters where very very small with few pockets of water that could even hold trout. I did find a lot of "mino's" in both creeks in ankle deep water. If there are still Brook trout or any other trout in these streams good luck because this fly fisherman worked at it pretty hard without any luck.
I have had the oportunity to volunteer to stock Brown Trout and Rainbows with the department of fish and wildlife in other streams within Red River Gorge but I would love to see anyone out there to report on any recent success at Dog Fork or Parched Corn Creek.
Dix River Brookie
Several years ago, no more than 5 or 6, I caught a brookie while fishing in the Dix River below Herrington Lake. I couldnt believe what I was holding but it was unmistakably a brookie. It took an elk hair caddis in a tailout in the fast water near the spillway. I got my buddy to snap a photo and it's one of our favorite pictures.
Good luck with your search!
sworp, there were a couple of years that the occasional brookie showed up right after the stockings near the Burgin power plant. I personally never caught one but do know people who did. I suspect they were mixed in with the browns and bows that were being stocked by the KDFW.
Wow Thanks guys!!! I have shocked up three trout in Parch Corn Creek, all nice size and all returned unharmed, but i have sampled this stream approx 6 times. So not real good numbers. But i am interested in the Poor Fork and Shillalah Creek areas. I think these streams have a really good chance of having viable populations.
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Posted on October 11, 2012
Poetry Night, an evening celebrating language, insight and emotion, and the performance of poetry with two award-winning poets, is the next Fall Arts Celebration event.
Poetry Night: An Evening of Poetry and Conversation with Nikky Finney and B.H. Fairchild, is planned for Friday, October 19, at 7 p.m., at Eberhard Center, 301 West Fulton, on Grand Valley's Pew Grand Rapids Campus. Admission is free. Seats fill quickly; arrive early.
Both poets selected for this year's Poetry Night are noted as witnesses to regional history and cultural issues in their work, though each brings a separate geography and a distinctive voice.
When Nikky Finney gave her acceptance speech as the winner of the 2011 National Book Award for Poetry, she made good on her girlhood promise to call out those who helped her succeed as a poet. She also reached back in history to acknowledge a time when slaves were forbidden by law to read or write. Many of the poems in Head Off & Split, her award-winning book, also pay homage to historic events and persons, with language praised as "eloquent, urgent and fearless."
Born in South Carolina to activist parents, Finney came of age during the Civil Rights and Black Arts movements. She is currently a professor of English and creative writing at the University of Kentucky. Her previous volumes of poetry include The World is Round, Rice, and On Wings Made of Gauze.
B.H. Fairchild's work shares a similar interest in history. The Los Angeles Times review of Usher, his sixth book of poetry, said "…he stakes out an American mythos in which the personal and collective blur . . . he adopts a variety of voices . . . to evoke a territory between perseverance and despair."
Fairchild was awarded the Arthur Rense Poetry Prize by the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2001 for "consistent excellence over a long career." That career includes work not only as a poet and educator, but also as a machinist in the mid-1960s, after growing up in blue-collar towns in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas.
Previous collections of Fairchild's poems include Early Occult Memory Systems of the Lower Midwest, winner of the 2002 National Book Critics Circle Award and the Bobbitt Prize from the Library of Congress. He has been the recipient of fellowships and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Guggenheim Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Lannan Foundation, and is the author of Such Holy Song, a scholarly study of William Blake.
The poets' readings will be followed by a reception and book signing. For more information, contact Grand Valley's Poet Laureate Patricia Clark in the Department of Writing, at (616) 331-3199.
For information about additional Fall Arts Celebration events, visit www.gvsu.edu/fallarts.