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My baby started vitamins after his two-month appointment-up until then he had a dirty diaper once a day. I started giving him 1/2 dose of vitamins and he only had one every other day. Last week I started with the full dose, and he has not had a BM since Tuesday. He is passing foul smelling gas and seems to be in pain. Any suggestions? I tried gas medicine, but that doesn't seem to help anymore.
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Sigma F80 Kabuki Brush: To Apply Liquid Foundation For That Flawless Airbrushed Effect
If there is one face brush I had to choose, and one brush only, to apply everything from foundation to contouring powder to bronzer to blush to highlight, it would be the Sigma F80 Flat Top Synthetic Kabuki Brush.
When I made the switch from compact foundation to liquid foundation (*ahem* powder accentuates fine lines. Signs of aging), I didn't know how to apply liquid foundation properly. Recommendations included the use of fingers, makeup wedges, makeup the expensive MAC 187 and Beauty Blender.
I never liked applying liquid foundation with my fingers because firstly, how clean can your fingers get? Secondly, some liquid foundations take such effort to wash off! The Revlon Colorstay Liquid Foundation is one – it just makes the fingers and hand all oily and yucky. Lastly and most importantly, the use of fingers to apply liquid foundation never gave me that effect Sigma F80 has.
As for makeup wedges, I bought a pack of 20 and the remaining pack of 15 are still sitting there pretty, waiting for the day I will use them for… art and craft, maybe? They soak up so much liquid foundation product and leave little to apply on the skin! Disastrous! And they're not exactly environmentally-friendly, what with all that disposable throwing away business, ya know~
I did a lot of research on the best brush to apply liquid foundation with, and it came down to 2 brushes – the MAC 187 Duo Fibre Brush (U$42.00) and the Sigma F80 Flat Top Synthetic Kabuki Brush (U$16.00).

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Seth Pearson of Portales received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering May 15 from Norwich University, Vermont.
Norwich University was founded in 1819 and is a private military college.
Colonial School District Curriculum Supervisor Sergio Anaya, former graduate of Portales High School and Eastern New Mexico University, has been asked by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to chair an initiative involving the enhancement of Standards Aligned System's (SAS) Curriculum Framework and the development of Cornerstone Assessments in social studies. As the lead in this project, Anaya will work with noted education consultant Jay McTighe and PDE staff members.


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"Been there, done that." Drawing on their experience as first year Bluefield State College/Beckley Campus nursing students a year ago, second year students paired with first year students, giving guidance, support, and encouragement to the program's new students. Deborah Vest, BSC Beckley Campus instructor of nursing, noted "This program is designed to reduce incoming students' anxiety. It enables them to meet students who can become a support group for them, right from the start of the academic year. We began the program three years ago. Response has been so enthusiastic that the second year students have taken on the job ever since." Second year nursing students recently conducted for first year students an informal welcoming picnic at Lake Stevens.


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The picture emerging of the Aaron Alexis, the dead gunman in Monday's Navy Yard shooting, is a study in contrasts -- one of a man who practiced languages and meditated, and another of a cold-blooded killer.
Alexis, who was from New York City, served as a full-time Navy reservist between 2007 and 2011, but was honorably discharged after a "pattern of misconduct," a U.S. defense official with knowledge of the investigation told CNN on condition of anonymity.
According to police reports, he was involved in shooting incidents in Seattle and Fort Worth, Texas.
In Seattle, he was arrested in 2004 for shooting out the tires of another man's car in what Alexis told police was an anger-fueled "blackout."
In Fort Worth, a neighbor in his apartment complex called police after he fired a gunshot into his floor and through her ceiling in 2010. No charges were filed, but the woman told police she was "terrified" of Alexis and believed the shooting was intentional because he had confronted her for being too loud.
While no motive for the shooting has been revealed, a friend told CNN Alexis was locked in a dispute over money with the company that contracted him to work for the Navy.
Acquaintances told ABC News he had been stewing over a perceived slight for about a year, and kept asking friends for financial help.
But while one friend in Texas admitted Alexis was "frustrated with life," he never showed signs of violence, Nutpisit Suthamtewakul told CNN.
A practicing Buddhist who spoke Thai fluently, he was described by friends as quiet and introspective.
Alexis' family, meanwhile, reeled at the news that he was believed to be behind the killings. "You know, they didn't see it coming," said Anthony Little, who is married to Alexis' sister Naomi. "Their hearts are going out more to the victims and the people that got hurt because, you know, there's more lives lost and we don't need that right now. We really don't."
Investigators say Alexis had recently made contact with two Veterans Administration hospitals for apparent psychological issues.
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Being the new content kid on the block at SKI, I wanted a setup that would improve my skiing and help me keep up with the hard-chargers at the office. Other than looking hot, my priorities were quality, function, and style. I'm proud to say, I've covered my bases.
First, I'm attracted to trees like bugs are to zapping lights – I can't resist. Once in the trees, I have a tendency to ski through the tightest pines I can find, mostly because it's where I see untracked snow. It's not the smartest move but knowing myself all too well, I had to fork over the cash for sturdy gear – stuff that can take several branches to my limbs and helmet without causing a tear or dent.
Second, I really wanted to crank up the dial this season. Meaning, I want to ski harder, better, faster, stronger (yeah, I just referenced a Kanye West song. Forgive me). So, I made sure my skis, boots, and bindings would set me up for success and encourage me to ski terrain that I'd normally find intimidating. I can tell you this, halfway through the season, my skiing has improved tenfold. The reason: a mix of quality gear and my determination to improve my skills and charge hard.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Century Products Company of Macedonia, Ohio, is voluntarily providing a free repair kit for about 212,000 Century Fold-N-Go Model 10-710 and 10-810 Travel Playards (also known as playpens). The top rails on these playards may collapse unexpectedly, trapping a child at the neck in the "V" formed by the collapsed top rail. An 18-month-old boy died recently in Centreville, Va., when a Century playard collapsed. The Fairfax County, Va., Police Department provided information to CPSC regarding the death. Century is offering a free repair kit, consisting of new Posi-Locks top rails to prevent the rails from collapsing when a child is in the playard. This kit can be installed in the home using a Phillips head screwdriver.The Century Model 10-710, measuring 26 inches by 38 inches, was sold in Toys R Us stores beginning in June 1994 for about $50. The Model 10-810, measuring 28 inches by 41 inches, was sold nationwide beginning in February 1993 in juvenile products and discount stores for about $80. Both models fold compactly and fit into an accompanying nylon case for storing and carrying. The model number is located on a label on the floor or on one of the support tubes under the floor. All Century Fold-N-Go Models 10-710 and 10-810 are part of this recall. Other Century Fold-N-Go models have different top rails and are not being recalled.Consumers with either a Century Model 10-710 or Model 10-810 Fold-N-Go Playard should stop using the product immediately and call Graco, which now owns the "Century" brand name, at 800-345-4109 for a free repair kit and installation instructions. Consumers should not use the playard until the new top rails are installed.
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Prosecutors in northwestern Wisconsin say a man with a violent criminal history was freed from the Polk County Jail on a reduced bail and two weeks later brutally killed his fiancee.
Medical personnel and police testified during a preliminary hearing Tuesday about the extensive injuries to 47-year-old Kari Roberts. Her body was found in her Milltown apartment Dec. 1. A criminal complaint stated 45-year-old Scott Youngmark stabbed Roberts in the hips and thighs, fractured bones in her face and caused other sharp force injuries.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press reported 15 days before Roberts was found slain, a judge lowered Youngmark's bond for bail jumping from $10,000 to $500. Court records show Roberts' violent behavior includes a long list of convictions in Minnesota dating back to 1986.
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Athletes of the Week: Ryan Snow, Tyler Silverthorn, Jake Benedict and Dan Smith
Four wrestlers from the Frontier League had exceptional runs this past season.
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OSLO, November 13, 2012 –New malware samples have increased to an incredible 100,000 per day according to Norman AS research labs. As a result, consumers and small businesses now clearly require the same level of protection in their security solution as large companies, banks and government agencies--but without the bother of management and a slowdown in computer performance. In response, Norman AS introduced today its new Norman Security Suite 10, built just for that purpose.
Norman Security Suite 10 also features a simple intuitive dashboard for users to "install and forget." Security updates, which run in the background, are quick, regular and unobtrusive. "Our users understand the importance of protection but don't want to be bothered by products that slow down their computer," said Oivind Barbo, Norman's vice president of business development. "This problem has been increasing as security software companies add more functionality to their products. We've used shorter code that keeps our footprint small, so the time to boot up is much faster than the bloated code from competitive products. We've completely redesigned this version to be practically unnoticeable but with even stronger capabilities than before."
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lifestyle management Which treatment works better at controlling diabetes risk factors?
Can weight loss surgery provide a solution to controlling diabetes? Two new studies weigh in this week. The first, from the University of Minnesota, followed 120 mild to moderately obese patients with type 2 diabetes for a full year. Each participant was asked to follow a stringent, medically managed lifestyle program. Half were also randomly selected to have gastric bypass surgery.
The medical group lost between 7 and 8 percent of their total body weight and the surgical group lost around 26 to 27 percent of their weight.
The gastric bypass group also saw substantial improvements in blood sugar and cholesterol readings.
In the second study, researchers in California found limited evidence to support the use of gastric bypass to help control diabetes in obese people. After reviewing more than 50 studies... the data showed bariatric surgery resulted in greater improvements in short-term weight loss, intermediate blood glucose levels, blood pressure, and high cholesterol than nonsurgical interventions such as medications, diet, and behavioral changes.... But long-term data couldn't be tracked to prove the changes are sustainable.
The next step will be to study the topic long term...to see if gastric bypass surgery can help people with diabetes of all sizes...for life.
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EMORY, Va. - It wasn't quite American Idol, but students at a local college were competing for the chance to receive a scholarship.
It was Spring Scholarship Day at Emory and Henry College. About 80 students from across the country were competing for scholarships in art, music, theater, pre-health, even church leadership.
So why compete for scholarship money? We've learned it gives the college a better sense on how to craft the student's talents.
"It's very personalized, it prepares them to talk about themselves, but in a context with other students so we can see where they will improve as a student," said David Hawsey, VP for Enrollment and Management.
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Man accused of stealing coin collection to buy crackBy Patrick McArdle
Staff Writer | February 26,2013BENNINGTON — A Pleasant Street man is facing charges that he stole a coin collection worth at least $15,000, which police said they were told was sold for money to buy crack cocaine.
William E. Beagle Sr., of Bennington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Monday to a felony charge of grand larceny of items worth more than $900.
In an affidavit, Officer Amanda Thomson, of the Bennington Police Department, said she met with a man on Pleasant Street on Jan. 15. He said he had learned through a mutual friend that Beagle, whom he knows, had taken a large number of coins from his apartment and sold them for drugs.
The friend gave police a statement, which said she had been with Beagle and other people when they stopped outside of the man's apartment Jan. 14. She said Beagle and another man went into Russell's apartment and returned with cases and a bag full of coins.
The friend said she heard from Beagle the next day.
"William told me that (the) coins were gone and they now had crack to smoke," she said.
The man later told Thomson that Beagle contacted him after he knew the man had gone to police and asked if he could arrange to pay the man back for the coins but the man said as of Feb. 2, he had gotten no money from Beagle.
Thomson said she went to a Pleasant Street apartment Feb. 7 looking for Beagle and found him hiding under a blanket in a closet.
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*Thanks for the reminder Fiona. I know we have been spammed before- I'd hate to see anything like that happen to Misty.
*Misty, I apologize but I'm not seeing anything in my in-box. I imagine it's an electronic glitch.. but I'll be sure to check and see if my email is posted in my profile correctly.
I'll be emailing you shortly so we can set up a time and place, for anyone interested in helping out, to meet/greet and brainstorm!
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- The study aimed to examine the factor structure of the Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire (OBQ), the most widely used measure of dysfunctional beliefs in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Multiple exploratory methods (exploratory factor analysis, cluster analysis by variable, multidimensional scaling) were used to examine the questionnaire. Confirmatory factor analyses were also performed in two large nonclinical samples from Australia (N = 1,234) and Israel (N = 617). Our analyses suggested a four-factor solution with 38 items, where threat and responsibility formed separate dimensions (the 'OBQ-TRIP'). This version had superior fit statistics across the two divergent confirmatory samples, when compared with four alternative models suggested by previous authors. Of the OBQ dimensions, the threat scale correlated most strongly with OCD symptom measures, even when controlling for depression. A short, 20-item version of the scale is offered for further study. Implications and limitations are discussed.
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Rock in Rio is a series of rock festivals held for the first time in Brazil back in 1980, and later in Portugal since 2004 (and Spain since 2008). It has been the largest rock festival in the world: 1.5 million people in the first edition, 700 thousand in the second, about 1.2 million in the third, and about 350 thousand people in each of the 3 Lisbon editions.
The 4th edition in Lisbon is happening on the 21, 22, 27, 29 and 30 of May. During these days the "City of Rock" will receive artists from all kinds of music and among all we can especially attend to the concerts of Shakira, Elton John, Muse, Miley Cyrus and Rammstein.
Everyday is a special day with a special guest. However, there is one day in this edition that represents a lot more to the organization and to the audience. On the 22nd of May Rock in Rio turns 25. These 25 years of existence represent also 25 years of the rock history and in order to remember it the organization of the festival invited important names of the music world as Elton John, Leona Lewis and the portuguese band Trovante.
Besides the biggest performances at the World Stage, there is another stage for smaller concerts and to artists share music experiences, the Sunset Stage, a space to dance all night long, the Electronic Tent, and a lot of other activities to amuse visitors.
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Mr. Harms was born July 11, 1968, in Beeville to Luis C. Harms Jr. and Christina Harms.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Lorraine Harms.
Survivors include two sons, Michael Anthony Harms Jr. of Beeville and Brandon Nicholas Harms of Kingsville; a daughter, Makayla Annalicia Harms of Beeville; his father, Luis C. Harms Jr. of Beeville; his mother, Christina Harms of Lubbock; and a brother, Ralph Harms of Beeville.
Visitation was held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9, at Oak Park Memorial Funeral Chapel. A rosary was recited there that evening at 7 o'clock.
A chapel service was held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 10, with Deacon Luis Treviño officiating. Interment followed at Our Lady of Victory Cemetery #2.
Pallbearers were Joe Anthony Harms, Ralph Lee Arismendez, Roel Rosas, Dennis Weyenberg, Albert Muñoz and Rosendo Garcia.
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Eating a hearty dinner together could have been the highlight of one family's Thanksgiving until a turkey-craving dog flashed his Latin moves.
Seattle's Devin Contreras didn't worry disposing their Thanksgiving leftovers last week; his adorable Chihuahua was more than willing to take care of those.
When all the dishes were cleaned and only table scraps were left in the sink, Sloopy went near the kitchen counter begging for a plate of uneaten turkey. To urge his owners to hand out the tasty meat, Sloopy went so as far as dancing on his hind paws.
The pooch showed off his best salsa moves, shaking his front legs and gracefully walking back and forth in the kitchen. His fuzzy tail wiggled as he continued to balance on his back legs. Contreras was so amused that he played the groovy "Conga" by Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine to accompany his pet's performance.
"My Chihuahua Sloopy, after our Thanksgiving meal started dancing for the plate of turkey on the counter! He kept dancing so I put on some Miami Sound Machine and let him get busy," Contreras wrote on YouTube.
Almost all the viewers were wowed by Sloopy's talent. "Wow! I couldn't believe it until he finally gave up," a viewer commented.
"Look at his feet! This dog gives dance lessons!" another viewer said.
Since posting, Sloopy's dance video has been seen nearly 670,000 times on YouTube.


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After a relapse this B list mostly movie actor who used to be an A list tweener has been getting treatment at a rehab center outside of California
. It is the same place that one of America's favorite rehab darlings went once.
Zac EfronReplyCancel
Zac EffronReplyCancel
So Zacquisha is at Cirque Lodge in Utah? Hope you're right Enty.ReplyCancel
They should have sent him to that rehab in Arizona, the one that's damn near impossible to escape from, even though RDJ managed to escape somehow.ReplyCancel
As far as I know, Zach is not under any sort of probation, so they can't send him to one of those kinds of facilities. Even those tend to be minimum security. If this is him, he is there by choice (or pressure) so good for him.
I'm still struggling to rebuild my relationship with my little brother after I had to coordinate an intervention for his poly drug abuse that had gotten to the point that I knew he would die if I did nothing. It was and still is incredibly tough. I wish we could just send addicts to those kinds of places but we can't, and even if we could, it wouldn't work because they need to want sobrietyReplyCancel
is this item based of sightings of zac in utah?ReplyCancel
Sounds like he must be having a hard time staying sober. This gives me the sads…hope Zac gets and stays clean this time.ReplyCancel
Okay, setting up for book club.
Sorry to hear about your little brother, Lady H. I hope he's able to pull out of that. It reminds me of how we treat mental illness here, say schizophrenia. The patient has to right to check themselves out and not take their meds and subsequently go right off the rails, because you can't force them to be hospitalized unless you can prove them an immediate danger to themselves.ReplyCancel
Um, I have wine!ReplyCancel
And I have cookies. Ginger molasses with dark chocolate chips. Hi, TTM.ReplyCancel
Yay!! Charlie's here! Have you read the book? The Quiet Game, by Greg Iles?ReplyCancel
I actually make a cookie just like that!ReplyCancel
I brought wine, Corona, and plenty of sarcasm!!ReplyCancel
Hey Becky! For sure, someone will suggest one and we'll all vote! Join any time, the more the merrierReplyCancel
So TTM, how did ya like The Quiet Game?ReplyCancel
Yay!! Hammer Girl made it!! how you doing, dirty bird?? Still working crazy hours?ReplyCancel
I liked it, hammer! I liked it a lot. I can see how you compare his style to Dennis Lehane, maybe with less cynicism. I was saying I couldn't believe that the book was set in modern times with the way race relations are portrayedReplyCancel
Ugh yes:( I don't know what the hell I was thinking accepting more responsibilities. I miss being able to be irresponsible. Now I'm the one calling people to the carpet, mwahahaha!!!ReplyCancel
Yay for abusable power, mwahhahaha! I picture you rubbing your fingertips together a la Mr. Burns, just so you knowReplyCancel
He really pushes the envelope with his books. The first book of his I ever read was Blood Memory. It dealt with rape and child molestation, it really pushed the limit. However it was a good book.ReplyCancel
Is that part of the same series? I downloaded a schwack of his books but it doesn't look like that's one of them.
I'm just happy to have a new author's back catalogue to read
Do you read any Jonathan Kellerman? He deals with those type of subjects in most of his booksReplyCancel
Oh there are times I do;) if only I had some hot young stud employees to give a good lashingReplyCancel
Instruction, hammer! You mean instruction!!ReplyCancel
Blood Memory is a stand alone. I've read all of his books except Spandaux Pheonix and Black Cross, mainly because they deal more with war and that's not my cup of tea. There are 3-4 Penn Cage books I believeReplyCancel
Of course, of course. That was not HR appropriate.ReplyCancel
So it may be just us…what are you drinking?? Corona and what kind of wine?ReplyCancel
I believe I have a Jonathan Kellerman book here somewhere, I'm obsessed with going to book fairs and flea markets to bargain hunt for books and pick up a new author every now and then.ReplyCancel
I have sangria and also a soft red. I can't drink too much wine or I will have a hell of a headache the next day.ReplyCancel
Flea markets and second hand bookstores were where I got most of my books from; also pawn shops. They never have any idea how much to sell books for, so they practically give them away. I kind of miss flea markets. That was an awesome way to spend a Saturday morning: some truly interesting people out there gathered in one areaReplyCancel
I love the flea markets for books. I found a Philip Margolin 1st edition signed for $2 there. It was also his very first book ever published. He's not very popular but he's fairly established.ReplyCancel
I think I've read a couple of his…Capitol Murder and Gone But Not Forgotten?ReplyCancel
I also found a Clive Barker 1st edition, and it even had a bunch of marijuana leaves in it!ReplyCancel
Bwawha, you should save that all together! Are you strictly a mystery / thriller buff then?ReplyCancel
Yes!! I have a ton of his books but haven't read them all unfortunately.ReplyCancel
One of my favourites is Lawrence Block, have you read him?ReplyCancel
Oh no, I read across the board. I love Jim Butcher's Dresden Files. I tell myself if I get a dog I'm gonna name it mouse like in his books. I also read a lot of the vampire porn ala Laurell K Hamilton, J R Ward, Anne Rice. I'm not much for romance though. I have been told I should have been born with a penis.
What kind of books do you like? Are you strictly thriller/mystery?
I haven't heard of Block before. What type of books does he write? I have got to expand my circle. I've read all of Iles, Connelly, and Lehane's books to date.ReplyCancel
No, I like pretty much everything. I haven't read Lauren K Hamilton or the Twilight series, because I already have the awesomest vampire / supernatural writer: Kelley Armstrong. She's awesome. Funny, really smart. Some of her latest books are not so bueno, but I love her earlier stuff. AND she's a Canucklehead. Give her a shot!
Lawrence Block writes mystery / thriller, a few series actually. My favourite of his is the Matthew Scudder series, about a recovering / struggling alcoholic PI. Almost like Sam Spade / Dashiell Hammet stuff, so well written.ReplyCancel
I meant to say, there is a three-movie deal to film some of the Matthew Scudder books, starting with "A Walk Amongst the Tombstones" starring Mr. Giant Junk himself, Liam NeesonReplyCancel
No F-ing way, I love Kelley Armstrong!! I haven't read any of her recent stuff but I loved Bitten, and I've even been watchen the TV show on Syfy.
Have you ever read Kim Harrison? She is more witches and demons, but she has werewolves and tons of snark thrown in.
I have heard of Matthew Scudder before, I will definitely check Block out.
I have NOT read Kim Harrison, but will check her out!
Block is awesome. He does a lot of different types of writing: he does a funny burglar one that I can't really get into, another one like Nero wolfe and some borderline erotica. Ooh, and then there's the HitMan chronicles, which I also like. He's a stamp collectorReplyCancel
Oh wow! Well I hate to say it but my phone is about to die:(
What book would you like to select for next time or do you want to wait until next weekend to announce what it will be?
Well, how about the Lawrence Block book "Sins of The Fathers"? That's the first of the series and we could get all googly-eyed about GiantJunk there.
Or how about i'll put it up for a vote? For anyone that doesn't want to do another mystery?
It seems like things have settled down with the trolls, so I will mention it tomorrow somewhere conspicuous, see what people wanna do
Thanks for yakkin!ReplyCancel
Either way sounds good to me. I'll drop in and find out what the decision is.
Right back at ya girlie>3
You two are too fucking adorable. That is allReplyCancel
Lucas, you can have some of my cookies! Charlie, got any to spare?ReplyCancel
I'm a bad wench, I've been cheating with Quiet Game because the download is on hold but Jodi Picoult's "The StoryTeller" came through. Picoult audiobooks are the best.
@Hammer & @Alita – you Dresden ladies! <3 <3
If you like audiobooks, James Marsters (Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel) is the narrator for all but one of the books, and he captures the characters very well (sexy man with a sexy voice, oh yeah).
I also adore Christopher Moore. A Dirty Job, You Suck, Bloodsucking Fiends – seriously, if you love Dresden Files, you'll love Christopher Moore.
I like Dennis Lehane, too – I've read all of his books. (I think some of us might be a little dark, LOL)ReplyCancel
High Five, @7! I'm more into reading than listening to audio books, but we have the audio books and I've listened to Spike doing them, he's brilliant! He should do more audio books, but Dresden are the only ones we have of his.
Interestingly we rate the (British) guy that does the American Harry Potter far higher – like he's the best audio book guy ever – than Stephen Fry's British Harry Potter versions.
Last one – Margurite Gavin does a bunch of urban fantasy books including Southern Vampire Mysteries and Otherworld, and does a really good job. Love Otherworld – brilliant, if you don't know them, definitely check them out – given we seem to consistently like almost all the same stuff I bet you'll love them just as much 🙂
We're absolutely checking out Christopher Moore – thanks, Seven!ReplyCancel
I downloaded The Quiet Game from the library but didn't get it started. I'll definitely be up for the next book clubs. I have listened to a couple of other Greg Iles books, and really enjoyed them. I'm up for any type of fiction.ReplyCancel
Greg Iles fact for the day, his latest book has been shelved due to a car accident he was involved in. Dude almost died and lost part of his leg. He also used to be in a band with Stephen King and a few other authors. Yeah I have no life, therefore I know these things.ReplyCancel
Oh no! I had no idea! Poor guy. I recently found out about the band. Those would definitely have been interesting performances – I believe I saw Amy Tan in a short black miniskirt and leather biker cap.ReplyCancel
That's brutal, Hammer! It's probably wrong, but I'm wondering if it is a walkable part of his leg. Poor guy, I hope he heals well. I put this on the other thread, but I'm just gonna ask anyone/everyone interested to just shoot me an email. It's on my profile (no laughing, it's an oldie!) I will send out a mass one to ever peeps.ReplyCancel
Ah shizz @TTM, I just read that Lehane and Connelly are teaming up. So expect a short story featuring Kenzie and Bosch. Woot woot!!ReplyCancel
Yay, Hammer! Lehane was threatening to not write Kenzie again for a while, I'm so glad he changed his mind
Hey, I took the advice of a very smart cookie and set up a blog for the book club so we aren't taking over a gossip thread (even a lame one) or running into lame trolling (not the Ks) It's on my profile, or the address is
and it would be awesome if everyone wanted to come do posts there, we could all own it! Anyway, check it ootReplyCancel


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USDA's May 9, 2014, World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report to Incorporate One Change
WASHINGTON, May 1, 2014 – The next World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, which will be released at 12 noon ET on May 9, will present USDA's initial assessment of U.S. and world crop supply and demand prospects and U.S. prices for the 2014/15 marketing year. It will also present the first calendar-year 2015 projections of U.S. livestock, poultry, and dairy products.
The 2014 Farm Bill eliminated the Dairy Product Price Support Program and the Dairy Export Incentive Program and created a Dairy Product Donation Program requiring USDA to purchase dairy products for donation to food banks and other feeding programs during periods of low operating margins for dairy producers. The WASDE U.S. Milk Supply and Use table on page 33 has been reformatted because of these changes. The "CCC Net Removals" subcategories under Fat Basis Use and Skim-solid Basis Use have been changed to "CCC Donations." The category for "CCC product net removals" for butter, cheese, nonfat dry milk and whole milk powder has been eliminated.
An example of the change can be found in this announcement from the Office of the Chief Economist.
Background on USDA's WASDE report and past issues are available at: www.usda.gov/oce/commodity/wasde/.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Toll-free Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users).


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Meet Hambone! Hambone is a 1 year old Treeing Walker Coonhound. He is neutered, current on his vaccinations and housetrained. Hambone is one big ham! He is such a lover and can't wait to share his amazing qualities with you! He is in search of the perfect hound loving home. This big goofball knows how to sit, loves being outside, and promises to make you laugh every day! Hambone is a wonderful boy but likes his space from time to time. For this reason, he would do best in a home with children who are at least 8 years of age or older. Hambone should do well in a home with another dog but he does like to chase things (squirrels and rabbits) so it may be best that he lives in a home with a dog savvy cat or not cat at all. Hambone is looking for just the right family to give her a chance-might that family be yours?
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"Let us go, my friends, for the sake of God."
~ Father Captier, Dominican superior of the College of Arcueil, to his 12 companions (Dominican priests and laymen), imprisoned by the Paris Commune for being prominent members of the Church, as they were being ordered into the street one by one. There they were murdered and defiled by the mob on May 25, 1871, just hours before the commune stronghold fell to the regular army that was advancing from Versailles.


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It's Jamie Moyer bobblehead night! The Phillies are celebrating the team's first division title in 15 years with a bobblehead of the man who pitched his way to that wonderful final-day victory. Moyer will face young hurler Chris Young. Shane Victorino is not in the lineup again; Jayson Werth starts in center field.
Phillies: Jamie Moyer (1-1), 4.05 ERA
Padres: Chris Young (1-2), 3.77 ERA
Gametime: 7:05 p.m.
Weather: 55 degrees, sunny
Lineup: Werth/Bruntlett/Utley/Howard/Burrell/Jenkins/Feliz/Coste/Moyer
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Your gamenight beer: The very malty strong ale, Old Chub, is a Scottish ale that goes down very nicely. The can — it's served in a can — has a nice kilt pattern on it. Couldn't you imagine Jamie Moyer in a kilt? Go get 'em, old chub! Have this with some beef barley.
Go Phillies!
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Did everyone check the Mets score? Glorious! Sorry, I can't help but be happy when they lose by that much to a bad team even though it can happen to anyone!!
I am in NC and have to listen to every game on XM (yes, it is 1945 where I am) how do the Green hats look?
Anderson just said the Phillies have not gone more then 2 games without making a error this year – how pathetic is that?
Man, Feliz is new Rico Brogna, talk about a guy who hits into a lot of double plays.
Please give this note to Moyer – you can pitch inside every now and then but not all the time – especially when I can run to home plater faster then he can throw
The green hats looks good! Me gusta.
Jason, I dont really like the green hats other then St. Pattys Day. On another note, This isnt the same Jamie Moyer who pitched last season. He's at the end of the line here. Hopefully Kris Benson will soon pay off.
Braves have lost in extras, with the Mets loosing this is a big game for us!
PS Hampton for the Braves had to leave a Rehab start early
I'm a fan of the green hats. Phillies are pioneers in the green movement.
"Green" is nothing but a marketing tool created to attack your guilt.
Feliz has been the biggest disappointment this year – please start Dobbs I do not care if the pitcher is left handed, right handed, or throws the ball out his butt – but 2 DPs tonight?!?! He is killing us!
I'm worried that Feliz will have "just enough" extra base hits this year to keep him in the lineup. Once the weather gets warm, he's bound to hit a few home runs each month, but unfortunately it won't be enough to make up for all the unproductive outs he produces.
This is a big inning we need Moyer to shut them down and with 3-4-5 we need a couple four runs! Marlins loosing also – Phils in first with a W
It's times like this when it would be nice to have another lefty situational guy in the bullpen. I'd rather have Steve Kline face Gonzo in this spot than Durbin.
Time to feast on the Padres bullpen – here we go.
Why does Victorino not hit the ball on the ground! All the fly ball outs tonight! Frustrating!
Great – Werth has come down to earth. Now what?
Yes that is so true. Do you know how rich youd be now if you invested in "green" construction? all the big money is moving into "green." theyre going to guilt people into buying all the way into ethanol even though it has already caused a food shortage in the third world.
but i digress…
so jamie moyer picks up another loss. chris young is a solid arm but above that, other than utleys hr you didnt get much from anyone else tonight. they didnt look like they were interested in winning tonight. they never look to enthused when they trot out behind moyer though. the guy doesnt get run support sometimes but still, take a page from matt morris and retire please. you have to be able to throw the ball hard enough to not give up a homerun when they know what pitch your throwing
but the flyers won so im not really upset at all
I guess you could say the Phillies are pioneers in the green movement. You see a lot of green shirts and hats with the shamrocks on them at the games these days. However, the Red Sox really boast the green stuff the most. And as a fact, the Reds were officially the first to sport green unis on St. Patrick's day in 1978.
Some observations about tonight's game:
Tadahito Iguchi has come back to haunt the Phillies with FOUR hits including an RBI plus defensively turning over a beauty of a double play. I guess he's the newest "Phillie killer". 😉
Werth, on Jamie Moyer Bobblehead Night, contributed a "bobble" of his own with an ugly miscue of a catchable fly ball in CF (his 2nd error in the early going). He also went 0 for 3 with 3 K's against a tough pitcher (Chris Young). His batting average has slipped to .278. It's a good bet that Manuel will play Victorino tomorrow (in CF?). Also Jenkins had three hits tonight raising his BA to .265 and that could influence the manager's decision on who plays in the outfield tomorrow. Manuel has repeatedly said he will go with the "hot" hand.
BTW, Howard had NO strike outs tonight! Now that's news. Seriously though, he hit the ball hard tonight with nothing to show for it except a walk. It suggest to me that he is showing patience and starting to see the ball better. Hopefully it's a good sign.
One other note. I'm all for saving and preserving our environment but please…. GREEN hats?! It's a matter of taste but green is such an ugly color to have as part of a Phillies' look. I'm seeing "red" on this issue. 😉
To the Phillies offense; When you snooze, you lose!
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The Miss Renaissance Workshop Series // Floral DIY
Hello Lovelies. Happy Monday! I've got great news for you…especially for those local here in Chicago! I'm super excited to announce the first in a series of DIY workshops I've been planning. Yay!! I hope to see your lovely faces at the event – it will be a blasty blast. Here are the deets:
On Sunday, November 16th, Miss Renaissance will team up with Chicago floral boutique Asrai Garden to lead you in a creative afternoon of floral wreath making. Hosted at Lovely: A Bake Shop in Wicker Park, the afternoon will begin with delicious brunch fare, seasonal baked goods, a bloody mary bar & coffee. Elizabeth Cronin – owner and creative director of Asrai Garden – will then lead the group in a step-by-step tutorial on how to craft your own personal wreath to enjoy for the coming months. Come and spend a creative and delicious Sunday afternoon with new friends!
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Over 30 DJ's spinning rare selections from there vinyl collections.
Returns: Sunday July 11, 2010 (entrance is free w/ canned good)
Featuring a live performance by Wax Poetics Records recording artists:
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Also featuring over 30 -INVITED- record dealers selling HEAT.. 12's and 45's.. for great prices.
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Alchemist, J.Rocc, Babu, Tommy Trujillo of Mandrill, Kutmasta Kurt, Illa J, Awol One, Adriane Younge, Count Bass D, Zaire Black, P-trix, Frank Nitt, Nobody, Chikaramanga, Mr. Choc, Ras G, Flying Lotus, Gaslamp Killer, or any of the other LA record nerds that frequent our boxes.
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Protip: If you have to poop in the port o potties, do it early in the morning. Anytime after 11, and it turns into a poop sauna.
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I agreed with everything except this. If part of ones festival experience is to dress up in shit that others consider outlandish/weird/"clowny", as long as it's not affecting you, what's the point in commenting on it? I think a better way to phrase this is to say something to the effect of "If you're going to go all out/dress up, ensure that you are able to move freely, will not overheat/freeze, and will NOT become a physical or visual obstacle to those standing around/behind you."Quote:
13. don't be the clown - don't dress to be 'seen' ....go to the show....don't try to be the show. This is my personal opinion....some people feel the need to be looked at and have to be the center of attention....I advise don't. If our crew rolled up and were meeting someone and they were clowned up...we'd ditch em. It's like going to an NFL game, don't face paint.
*shrugs* The kind of people who are going to dress up probably wouldn't want to hang out with a group of people who don't want them around simply because they decided that dressing up is how THEY totally immerse themselves into a festival. :-) Enjoy your Coachella, as I will certainly enjoy mine!
Don't sit anywhere near the fences by the washroom areas. With the long lines, people piss on and around those fences all night long.
There is always free water stations so bring your own reusable bottle. Make sure it can clip onto your bag or clothes so you aren't lugging it around and don't lose it
if you go early enough you can catch them right after they've just been cleaned. WORTH IT!
2012 was my second Coachella, and I went weekend 2, which means I saw 106 degree heat on Saturday. The one thing that saved mine and all my friends asses was a thing called a Frog Tog. It's a towel/fabric thing that keeps moisture locked in. Basically, I would buy a powerade from the carts on a hot day and ask if I could dunk my Tog into their ice water for a tip. They always said yes. It would be ice cold and stay cool for 4 hours. This thing is a MUST. Seriously, you won't regret buying it. You can find them at the Wal Mart on the way in.
do you think its worth getting a locker even if you have onsite camping?
instead, .....
Watch at least one sunrise.
Disagree with #13...It's a festival. Be wild, dress crazy, dye your hair purple, dance around in the camp ground with a stereo on your shoulder and start a fuckin conga line. If you aren't here to have fun, don't fuckin come!
If it looks cold or rainy, you can get cheap disposable ponchos that will keep you warm going to the car.
Get a locker and share it with friends. The medium will hold allot of stuff for 3 or 4 people. And it's cheaper to share.
Let one person keep the key in a safe spot. Pass it around and it will disappear along with your deposit.
how much space should you allot per person if you share it 3-4 ways?
Great list will bookmark :D if I forgot Benadryl i would be so angry lol and I bet I would have that grass is gonna make me so ichy
If you car camp, don't decide to turn on your car and sit in a nice AC cooled car. Yes, it is nice to feel cool but your neighbors are getting choked.
No matter how cute she is please don't put her on your shoulders. SURE, she can see but it just pisses off everyone who is now staring at the back of a bitch-pole. So annoying.[/QUOTE]
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Re: Think Tonys latest interview
azk8ster wrote:Annalee, if our household didn't already have 4 cats, I'd DEMAND you send me that adorable puppy!
Schmoopy, I completely agree with you about the Dillon brothers. I cringe when ever I see Austin, and hope nothing but the best for Ty. Austin just oozes smugness (IMHO), while Ty seems very grounded and sincere.
Still don't understand how people think Joey didn't EARN his way to Cup. As he's not a favorite driver of mine, I just have a peripheral grasp of his racing career, but I'm reasonably sure he didn't just graduate from high school and and for, and get (because his Daddy is rich), the 20 car. Is he less worthy because he might've had better equipment in the lower ranks, is that why you think things were handed to him? Please enlighten me...
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Canton, Heuvelton Advance In Section 10 Playoffs
Boys' Section 10 basketball playoffs took center stage Wednesday night.
At the end of the night, Canton advanced in Class C and Heuvelton earned the right to advance in Class D.
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Wednesday's Local Sports Scores
Boys' High School Basketball
Harrisville 75
Lisbon 56
Madrid-Waddington 74
Heuvelton 46
Morristown 48
Canton 79
SUNY Canton 85
Adirondack 3, South Jefferson 1
Lowville 3
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NARROWSBURG, NY – Working with the River Management Plan for the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River was the subject of a recent training workshop targeted to town and township officials in New York and Pennsylvania.
The Upper Delaware Council, Inc. (UDC) and National Park Service Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River (NPS) co-sponsored the March 24 program held at the Tusten Town Hall meeting room in Narrowsburg.
"We want to make everyone aware of the River Management Plan and how important it is to the river valley," said UDC Chairperson Nadia Rajsz from the Town of Lumberland as she greeted the 43 workshop participants primarily representing local governments, planning and zoning boards, UDC members, and NPS management staff.
NPS Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River Superintendent Sean J. McGuinness said that the 73.4-mile federally-protected river and 55,575.5 acres of land in the Congressionally-designated river corridor is both special and rare in that – unlike in a traditional national park – over 90% of the land remains privately owned.
One of the best pieces of advice McGuinness said he received when he began his duties here two years ago was, "Don't tell everybody what they need to do."
"That really changed my management philosophy," he recalled. "It became more about, what can the Park Service do for you?"
"The key words are cooperation and partnership. The common cause is the river and our quality of life so we can pass this river along to future generations to enjoy. The point of this workshop today is: how can we work together in a more collaborative way?" McGuinness said.
Historical Perspective
George J. Fluhr, the UDC's unofficial historian since its inception in 1988 and the official historian for Shohola Township and Pike County, PA, provided context to the 20-year struggle that led to the River Management Plan's implementation.
It began with the U.S. Congress's 1968 passage of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, continued when President Jimmy Carter signed the enabling legislation that added the Upper Delaware to that national system of protected rivers in 1978, and persevered through 18 drafts of the plan labored over by various entities until the cooperative management structure gained its hard-fought acceptance.
"When we speak of the Upper Delaware Council, we speak almost unbelievably of an organization composed of representatives of 13 towns and townships with 39,000 people in them, two states with their agencies, the five-member Delaware River Basin Commission, and the federal Department of Interior including the National Park Service. And as you know, there is a very large and vocal constituency in not only the 39,000 local residents but also over a quarter million annual visitors," Fluhr said.
Since the UDC began its operations in 1988, Fluhr said that the non-profit organization's achievements in dealing with river valley issues of concern are too numerous to count.
"Today, the Council continues to face challenges in its two primary goals: 1. the protection of the river; and 2. the protection of private property rights," he said.
Fluhr concluded, "Today, as technical knowledge and business opportunities expand activities within the river corridor, the need for listening and compromising to protect the rights of both sides becomes more urgent. But based on the history of the Council, we know that compromise may be difficult but it has never been impossible."
A complete account of Fluhr's "Historical Perspective" is posted in the news releases section of the UDC's website at www.upperdelawarecouncil.org [1].
Federal Legislation
The RMP workshop continued with an overview of relevant federal legislation presented by Paul Kenney, Partnership Rivers Manager for the National Park Service's National Wild & Scenic Rivers Program based in Philadelphia, PA.
Kenney discussed the "outstandingly remarkable values" that qualified the Upper Delaware River for Congressional designation as a Wild and Scenic River under Public Law 90-542 and how the legislation continues to protect those values.
He pointed out that the Upper Delaware's unique approach provided a model that other rivers in the country used when establishing their management structures.
"It's the best River Management Plan I have ever seen. What happened here with local powers and zoning has been repeated throughout the [National] Park system," he said.
NPS Superintendent McGuinness recounted how the Upper Delaware was the 19th river to be designated under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. He reviewed the Public Law's outline for such procedures as mapping the corridor boundaries, publishing Land and Water Use Guidelines, placing limitations on NPS land ownership, and conducting substantial conformance reviews.
McGuinness characterized the RMP as "the bible that we work with" and offered real-life examples of how its principles and objectives have been put into practice.
He asked the workshop participants to do their part by keeping the UDC and NPS informed of local developments."The law says that we're all supposed to work together to protect this river. We have to know what's going on out there. If there's a project that's happening in your town or township, you should send it to the UDC for review," McGuinness said.
With the exception of the Townships of Buckingham and Manchester that NPS oversees because they have opted against joining the UDC to date, the Council conducts reviews of projects in all other river valley municipalities under the terms of its Cooperative Agreement with the Park Service and as a member service.
"We're at the point now where the Upper Delaware Council is being looked at as the bad guys in the river corridor. The UDC is you," McGuinness countered. "You people make the decisions. We're here to help protect the river and our quality of life."
Land and Water Use Guidelines
NPS Chief of Resource Management Don Hamilton, UDC Senior Resource Specialist David Soete, and Community Planning and Management, LLC Planning Consultant Carson Helfrich provided an overview of the Land and Water Use Guidelines.
"These are common sense, rule of thumb, and for the most part have already been incorporated into local zoning," Hamilton said.
Soete reviewed the list of Compatible and Incompatible Land Uses in scenic, recreational, and hamlet sections of the corridor, along with their allowable conditions.
"The intent is to direct more industrial, commercial uses into the hamlet areas," he said, adding however that the drafters of the 1986 Plan left "wiggle room" for interpretation and could not anticipate every modern technological development.
"There were some uses never envisioned by the River Management Plan, like cell towers and major wind turbines," Soete said.
He emphasized that the Land and Water Use Guidelines are advisory in nature. Local governments' home rule authority prevails.
"We don't have any enforcement powers," Soete said of the UDC. "The goal is that local zoning should cover it."
UDC Project Review Committee Chairperson and Town of Cochecton Representative Larry H. Richardson added that local, state, and federal entities "should recognize that the UDC can help them by providing advice to make a project better."
Since the UDC acts simultaneously with established review deadlines, no additional burdens or time requirements are placed on the applicant.
Helfrich spoke to the topic of how the New York towns and Pennsylvania townships can incorporate the Land and Water Use Guidelines into their zoning codes, and reminded local governments that they must be vigilant in regularly updating their ordinances to address new land uses.
River Management Plan
Retired NPS Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River Assistant Superintendent Sandra S. Schultz traveled from her Virginia home to participate in the workshop as a River Management Plan Overview presenter.
Having been responsible as a federal employee for preparing the Legislative Support Data package that led to the Upper Delaware's 1978 designation and gaining perspective from working with this park unit for 27 years, Schultz said that she still marvels over those early years.
"It's indisputable that the Delaware River is a national treasure. There was never any doubt that it would qualify as a Wild & Scenic River," she said.
But Schultz added that it became clear that it wouldn't happen in the traditional way here.
"The people from the bureaucracy failed to appreciate the value that home rule played in these communities. The local people stepped up. They said: we will take care of this place. We want to do things our way. Some risked elections and friendships to participate in the planning process," she said.
Twenty-six years after the River Management Plan was adopted, Schultz said it has succeeded in its overall mission.
"The Plan has preserved the character of the river valley. It was all because people have stepped up and continue to care about the resource," she said.
Partner Responsibilities
Carla Hahn, management assistant at NPS Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River, provided handy booklets outlining the roles and responsibilities of all the partners in the Upper Delaware's management, as excerpted from the River Management Plan.
The Secretary of the Interior through the National Park Service, Upper Delaware Council, State of New York and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Delaware River Basin Commission, counties, towns and townships, private sector and non-profit organizations, and other federal agencies are all assigned certain tasks to meet the objectives of eight programs for Land Management, Water Resources Management, Fisheries and Wildlife, Threatened and Endangered Species, Unique Land Resources, Cultural Resources Management, Facilities, and Water Use.
Hahn referred to the booklets as "CliffsNotes ™ versions of the River Management Plan" that the partners should routinely consult to refresh themselves on their responsibilities.
"This seems scary but it isn't," George J. Fluhr commented. "In 25 years, we haven't had any major problems. This is a very workable system."
Hahn said that NPS and UDC would be willing to do a "road show" of visiting local boards to provide them with a condensed version of this information.
Facts and Fables
UDC Acting Executive Director Laurie Ramie took a humorous approach to address five common misperceptions that exist in the river valley.
She explained that a few were rooted in legitimate fear of the unknown about what the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River designation would signify for this area, while others reflect a need for more public education about the UDC and NPS.
The five fables presented on individual pages of a flip chart were:
1. The Park Service is out to take over our land.
2. The Park Service will tell me what color I can paint my house, where I can build on my property, and whether I can cut down trees on my lawn.
3. A municipality gives up some rights by joining the UDC.
4. Isn't the UDC just a front for the National Park Service?
5. The UDC is "just another layer of government".
In countering each of the fables with a few factual points, Ramie said that a common theme was to ascribe more authority to the NPS and UDC than they actually possess.
The Park Service's jurisdiction is detailed in the enabling legislation and RMP, such as the 124-acre limit on owning land; although since NPS began its operations in 1979, they have acquired just 30.74 acres of property for their facilities. Eminent domain may only be invoked to head off a proposed action that poses a clear and direct threat to the river, and only after following a series of steps specified in the Plan. Any property acquired would have to be put back on the market for sale to a private owner.
Neither the UDC nor the NPS has direct authority over individual land use.
Towns and townships benefit from their UDC membership by being at the table with key local, state, and federal players in the Upper Delaware's management; the clout of having a collective voice to provide input on policies and decisions; having access to professional project reviews and advice; and the availability of the UDC's Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) program that has awarded $687,492 to member municipalities since 1988.
"Unlike governments, the UDC can't pass laws, make regulations, or enforce policies. We provide the forum through which governmental entities and the public can come together to discuss river valley issues and developments. It is then up to each of our members to implement decisions that are made, using their traditional powers and authorities," Ramie said.
She noted that all efforts by NPS and UDC are aimed at reinforcing the goals and objectives of the River Management Plan in cooperation with their partners.
"There is strength in numbers when we all focus on the common goal of protecting our quality of life, private property rights, and the river ecosystem that bonds us together," Ramie concluded.
For more information on the Upper Delaware Council and its activities, visit www.upperdelawarecouncil.org [1], call (845) 252-3022, or stop by the office at 211 Bridge St. in Narrowsburg.
The National Park Service Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River may be contacted through its website at www.nps.gov/upde [2], call (570) 729-8251, or visit their headquarters at 274 River Road in Beach Lake, PA.


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Since "Dr. No" first put James Bond on the big screen in 1962, the cars that the British super spy drives are often flashy and high-powered, with a dose of gadgetry thrown in.
Through 22 films over nearly 50 years, one company has taken its place as the most famous maker of Bond cars: Aston Martin.
The Sunbeam Alpine was the first main car used by Sean Connery's Bond in "Dr. No," and it wasn't until the third Bond film, 1964's "Goldfinger," that Connery was behind the wheel of an Aston Martin DB5.
The DB5 has appeared in four more Bond films since its debut: "Thunderball," "GoldenEye" and bit parts in "Tomorrow Never Dies" and "Casino Royale."
A new Aston Martin was released prior to "Casino Royale," which came out in 2006 -- the Aston Martin DBS.
The DBS was originally available from 1967-1972 and was featured in the Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." The new version of the car is based on the Aston Martin DB9, and was featured in a record-breaking stunt in "Casino Royale."
With the latest Bond actor Daniel Craig behind the wheel at high speed, he swerved to avoid hitting his love interest, who was tied up and lying in the road. The car then rolled seven times in the air before crashing to a halt.
According to a blog on the film's official website, the DBS was supposed to have hit a small ramp and roll several times in midair. But due to the DBS's race car roots, the low center of gravity prevented the stunt from working.
"We decided then on using a cannon. The special effects guys had put a cannon in which sits just behind the driver's seat," according to the blog. "It has a cylinder that, as you press a button, releases a load of air which punches the cylinder into the road which then, in turn, turns the car over. And that's how we ended up doing it in the end."
The DBS was back in 2008's "Quantum of Solace," but was replaced by the DB5 for "Skyfall," Craig's third film as Bond and the 23rd film in the franchise.
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"When you get into the larger aircraft it becomes like a hotel, with dozens of staff supporting the plane based in a galley area down below. You have very comprehensive cooking facilities, and on larger aircraft we have looked at theatres, with spiral staircases and a Steinway grand piano. The limitations for what you can put inside a plane are pretty much the limits of physics, and even money cannot always overcome that. Even so, people are still always trying to push [the limits]. "
A Message from BJT's managing director
The new year brings with it some good news for all of us in the business aviation arena.
As entrepreneurs and CEOs, we're all seeing renewed confidence in the general economy. If you are at all like me, you have a sense that the worst is behind us. We may not experience rocket-ship growth over the next few years, but give me 2-, 3- or 5-percent growth per year versus what we have gone through the last 24 months and I'll be happy.
The good news for our industry is that business aircraft are flying again. This statement is not based on anecdotal reports but on hard data (derived from fuel-sale figures) about overall hours flown. Charter hours are up, and overall movements were up significantly in 2010 versus 2009. We predict a continuing increase in total hours flown during 2011 and beyond. As we all know, economic recovery and aircraft usage walk hand-in-hand.
Another highly positive development is that the negative publicity business jets were receiving in 2009 has subsided. The stigma is gone and it is becoming clear to more and more people that business aircraft allow companies to operate more efficiently and effectively. As we reported in BJT's Bizav Advantage special issue last fall, study after study has proven that corporate aircraft save time and money, boost profits, provide jobs and help move our economy forward.
Speaking of moving forward, we're doing just that here at Business Jet Traveler, where we're pleased to announce some exciting changes to our team.
Jeff Burger, who is being promoted from executive editor, was the natural choice to replace the departing Stephen Pope as Business Jet Traveler's editor. When Jeff joined us in 2004-only months after BJT's launch-he already had 30-plus years of editorial experience. He had been editor in chief of several magazines and a consulting editor at Time Inc.; had written for more than 75 magazines and newspapers; and had spent 14 years in senior editorial positions at Medical Economics, the nation's leading business magazine for physicians.
Jeff has helped BJT to develop into the sophisticated, award-winning publication it is today. In fact, the magazine has just received a coveted FOLIO: Magazine Eddie Award as one of the best travel/transportation business magazines in the country (see page 7). We have won this award twice previously and more than half a dozen other editorial awards as well.
We also have created the position of editorial director, and in many ways the person we selected for this job has been doing it already. For three years, Jennifer English has been the group brand manager of AIN Publications, where she directed the marketing and public relations for our entire family of products. She has always been particularly passionate about Business Jet Traveler and has worked extensively on its marketing, its weekly e-newsletter and its Web site. Jennifer brings a fresh viewpoint to the magazine and you will find her thoughts on this page in our next issue. She will serve as our ambassador/spokesperson at events and is excited about increasing the bandwidth of Business Jet Traveler.
Under the leadership of our corporation's editor-in-chief, Randy Padfield, Jeff and Jennifer will help Business Jet Traveler further our longstanding goal of "maximizing your investment in private air transport."
I think you'll agree that the issue you're holding helps to do just that. In these pages, you'll find detailed aircraft reviews; an in-depth report on the fractional-share business; our annual look at the financing market; and much more about how to get the most out of flying privately. And because life is not all about work, we also offer such features as our "Built for Speed" special section, which covers topics ranging from auto and motorcycle racing to a school where you can learn to drive like the pros.
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Dorner and the Wallets (plural)
Deranged serial killer, Christopher Dorner, may be blossoming into a cause celebre of the moronic and ill-informed, but the official manhunt leading up to his alleged death is spawning plenty of conspiracy. There's plenty of overlap to be sure. However, one aspect of this case that spurs skepticism is that Dorner's wallet was found in three different places: San Diego's Lindbergh Field; the San Ysidro Point of Entry near the US-Mexico border; and in the rubble of the cabin he apparently burned to death in.
So how could this be? Cord Jefferson at the Gawker hazards a guess:
Though he botched a number of things in the course of his warpath—a bungled boat robbery, wrecking his truck and smashing its axle, etc.—Dorner seemed better prepared than most spree killers, which might explain why he had multiple wallets and multiple IDs (perhaps he was trying to throw authorities off his track). Another possibility is that press outlets made mistakes during their reporting, thus leading the public to wrongly believe that Dorner's wallet was in three places at once.
That sort of seems plausible, except if you're going to go through the trouble of manufacturing several ID's and carrying several wallets, why would you have all of them bear the same name, much less your own name? Carrying an ID for "Christopher Dorner" during this manhunt would not be much of an advantage, would it?
No, the more simple explanation (also suggested by Jefferson) is that the media screwed up.
First of all, the only official mention of Dorner's ID and wallet being found is in the criminal complaint and affidavit filed by the US Marshal Service (see paragraph 7(b)):
"Detective Anschick later found DORNER's personal belongings, including his wallet and identification cards, near the U.S./Mexico border at the San Ysidro Point of Entry."
Yet, according to the most recent reports from the scene of the final conflagration, after being cornered in a cabin near Big Bear Lake, California:
He never emerged from the ruins and hours later a charred body was found in the basement of the burned cabin along with a wallet and personal items, including a California driver's license with the name Christopher Dorner, an official briefed on the investigation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation.
Did you notice that this info was from an anonymous source? Again, the only official report about a wallet and/or ID being found is the one cited in the federal complaint.
How about the claim that his wallet was found at Lindbergh Field? Well, that seems to come from this NBC San Diego report:
An LAPD badge and a wallet with the suspect's personal identification were discovered Thursday by an airport shuttle driver near San Diego's Lindbergh Field.
This particular nugget of info is unsourced, and doesn't really make much sense. Would a cop who was fired in 2008 still have a badge in 2013?
Even if he did, there is still only one official report of Dorner's ID/wallet being found, and that's contained in the federal complaint filed on February 7th.
Ergo, the flowering conspiracy theories are almost entirely fed with media fertilizer. Once again, our intrepid press, with its professional journalists and layers upon layers of fact checkers, have proven themselves the modern equivalent of a sewing circle.


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The incident happened on May 30 when residents were notified that high levels of turbidity could cause illness in anyone who drank the water.
In a report to Hamlett, Vela said the incident was caused by a "discharge of water released at the Choke Canyon Reservoir due to maintenance work being done by the City of Corpus Christi."
Vela said Corpus Christi personnel failed to notify downstream users of the discharge.
The superintendent said it was increased turbulence that stirred up the turbidity level of the water to above acceptable levels allowed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
Vela said turbidity levels in the Nueces River soared from the standard 30 NTUs (nephelometric turbidity units) to as high as 484 NTUs.
Personnel at the George P. Morrill, I Water Treatment Plant at Swinney Switch immediately reacted to the situation and kept the water within the required level of less than 1.0 NTUs.
Anything more than that would have required the city to issue another "boil water" notice to city residents.
Vela said the operators at the plant did stop the flow of water to the city's pumping station at Clareville to make sure none of the higher turbidity water reached the city's distribution system.
The report said no one in the city received any of the water that had caused the problem.
Plant personnel then washed out the filters at the treatment plant and resumed the flow of water to the city once the NTUs in the water were below 0.43.
After that, Vela said turbidity levels dropped rapidly.
"Even though we never exceeded the levels required for public notification and/or pump water that didn't meet TCEQ requirement, we broadcast the public notice as a precautionary measure."
Vela said he was notified by the TCEQ on June 2 that the city was never required to broadcast the notification because 1.0 NTUs were never surpassed in the water being pumped to the city.
"The regional manager was very impressed with the City of Beeville personnel being able to contain the problem at the Morrill SWTP facility," Vela said to Hamlett in a written report.
"We were really embarrassed by the incident," Vela told the council members Tuesday at their regular meeting.
Mayor David Carabajal told Vela that he appreciated the hard work of the Morrill plant staff. He said he had received compliments on the quality of the water from residents.
Vela credited Morrill Plant Superintendent Michael Lentz and Assistant Superintendent Lino Garcia for handling the situation as efficiently as they did.
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'Bioprecipitation' is a hot topic, more so as we learn how much biological matter is in the atmosphere.themselves to the leaves as they rotted — the tea pickers sent the leaf bits airborne as they walked the fields picking the tea leaves from the bushes.
We are constantly being rained on by bio-detritus from around the world, from dandruff and algae to pollen and fungi.proxy for bacteria — still falling to Earth five years later. Certainly, the dispersal is global.
Air sampled in 2006 over San Antonio and Austin in Texas yielded 1,800 types of bacteria.infected soybean plants in the Americas. There could be other undiscovered environmental consequences as well.
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- Prep Time: 15 min
- Cook Time: 40 min
- Ready Time: 180 min
- Yield: 10 to 12 servings
- Pillsbury™ Baking Spray with Flour
- 2 cups Pillsbury™ Softasilk® Enriched & Bleached Cake Flour
- 1 1/3 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
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- 1 cup milk, divided
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
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- 2 1/2 cups Pillsbury™ Softasilk® Enriched & Bleached Cake Flour
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- ADD eggs, remaining milk and vanilla. Beat 2 minutes. Pour into prepared pans.
- BAKE 8-inch layers about 30 minutes; bake 9-inch layers about 40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
- COOL in pans 10 to 15 minutes on wire racks. Remove from pans; cool completely on racks. Frost as desired.
- ALMOND TEA CAKES: SPRAY 24 muffin cups with no-stick cooking spray or line with paper liners. In either recipe, substitute 1 teaspoon almond flavoring for vanilla. Fill muffin cups 1/2 full. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and chopped almonds. Bake at 375ºF, about 15 minutes. Makes about 2 dozen cupcakes.
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Serving Size (1 slice, 1/10 of cake), Calories 310 (Calories from Fat 100), Total Fat 11g (Saturated Fat 3g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 45mg, Sodium 410mg, Total Carbohydrate 48g (Dietary Fiber 1g, Sugars 28g), Protein 5g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 2%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 10%, Iron 8%.
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