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Hormone health is everything...
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Lots of great info, here - even for someone who's familiar with the benefits of taking bio-identical hormones. Understanding how oxytocin works and how it gets depleted by stress helps explain why we spiral down - physically and emotionally - if we don't know how to replenish our supplies. I'm only halfway through the book, but I recommend it.
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This is yet another great book by John Gray, the author of 'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus'. In today's world, the roles of men and women are much closer than before and are interchanged at times. It is easy to forget how men and women view and handle these roles differently and this book helps to explain how our hormones are often the causes for the differences. The book is written in simple English and comes with very good example for each of the differences so we can understand. There is nothing technical regarding the hormones etc. There are also very practical examples how to best handle each situation. Since this is written from both male and female perspective, it is best to be read by the couples. Even if you are single, it helps a lot since you get to rediscover yourself too and see how you have unknowingly behave in a certain way. The book also introduced many superfoods and herbs that can increase our life, libido and vitality. Pricewise, it is pretty cheap and it's hard cover too. Check out my page for more reviews!
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Super clear explenation of how men and women need totally different things to relax
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I loved it. Priceless information.
Interesting read
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For me this was not very informative (guess it will not be very informative for professionals in the health field)but a very interesting read. Absolutely recommended. A few interesting tips that are valuable. Thank you iHerb for the excellent service.
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Amazing book! Would recommend it to everyone!
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very interesting book
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reading this at present haven't finished it yet...so far so good
Interesting reading
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interesting reading
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Water is a huge, cross-cutting issue in India. Water pollution and scarcity shape the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians every day: limited access to safe drinking water and proper sanitation present major health challenges; dwindling groundwater supplies and a growing population create a pressing need for increased efficiency.
World Water Day calls special attention to these challenges, and the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi is working hard to build partnerships and advance practical solutions, particularly in the areas of health, sanitation, and wastewater treatment.
This week, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi held a workshop coinciding with World Water Day to present and discuss state-of-the-art agro-climatology and water resource simulation. This meeting was an important step in increasing collaboration between earth science and management agencies so that more sophisticated monitoring and modeling tools -- including satellite remote sensing -- can be used to address water issues in India.
Earlier this month, U.S. Ambassador Timothy Roemer also welcomed an enthusiastic audience of over 110 government, NGO, academic, and corporate representatives to an embassy workshop entitled "Water Issues in India: Opportunities and Challenges." His remarks highlighted the global importance of sound water resource management and the contributions of U.S. entities towards that goal. The workshop covered a broad range of water issues including health and sanitation, ground water depletion, water and energy, water and agriculture, pollution, conservation, recycling, and wastewater treatment.
On World Water Day, the embassy tweeted information about U.S. partnerships in water resource management and facts about water issues in India. For example, not many people might know that almost 90 percent of the water used in India is to help grow crops. Next week, our Community Liaison Office will lead a tour of the highly-polluted Yamuna River to heighten awareness of pollution issues.
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I greatly appreciate the State Department's concern for critical, global issues like water. Thanks for the extensive coverage, DipNote.
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Water in India..
In India, drought or water issues to worry about the shortage of industrial and think that is at least 2-3 years. Drought or water shortage, but that it was lax in management and response system make a mistake stemming from a lack of people, not that he is not an absolute shortage.
India, along with economic development, water system, Armed professionally managed, at least you do not have to worry about water issues will be the country I think.
By any chance, the documentary reports on India, the well dries video reports, to refute the possibility that there are people, but most unwise to attract multinational companies and their monitoring and management for the growth of the shadow of thought stemming from neglect is.
All the while thinking, the area should think.
Libya to rescue the militia, the British and French aggressive behavior of the people of Libya, thanks for showing through the news I think. Of course, the U.S. actively supported the military intervention, but ....
Citizen of the Provisional Government of Libya pleased heart, thinking
Them to Libya as soon as possible, hoping to establish a democratic government, they have helped countries, is owned by Libya for oil, a lot of hope to help.
Frankly speaking, the Libyan oil for the U.S. influence is enhanced, even conservatives in the United States, at least if any of the promises, do not expect to get actively opposed. First of all, humanism is thought to have achieved a goal. Now, to acknowledge the reality of economic goals, unlike the past, the public and local people to actively participate, and their access to mineral resources will be needed.
al-Yaman the long-term support from outside, but every result, their lives and the economic prosperity if terrorist organizations deeply engaged not unlikely, but the reality of the situation, democracy and national self-determination and shouting, and not opposed but, al-Yaman's behind the shadows, always, always be wary of terrorism that I think is sad. There are many ways, the countries in the Middle East during the conversation? Way through the silence without the friction with the outside world trying to solve this crisis is no country I think.
Some people blamed the colonial policies, but two years later, I still maintain that if the government, and active involvement in our opinion, almost everyone has been making satisfied with the results, I think is going to be confronted. All oppose it, not stop to think andoendago. Ever, such a policy is likely to produce very good results, I should try to think deeply about.
Japan for the assistance of the United States, creating a good result, but still a nuclear power plant is still on the Japan's response, is thought to be slow. Already two people or ................ Sad.
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From what I see, I'd say not quite. How big were the dough balls (g). Can you post a side shot too - and maybe another bottom shot.
I let mine ferment more than that. for a 275g ball, I'd say my whole ball is at least as high as the highest point in your profile shot above. It's interesting, when mine is about where yours looks, my bubbles are smaller. It's about at that point where they really start getting bigger. When mine are ready, the bubbles are about the size and shape as you see in the bottom shot, but there are more of them and they go all the way to the edge. Similar to yours, they don't look as big on the profile shot as they do on the bottom.I'd pop the tops. I usually don't close them all the way. I don't want the pressure build up holding the down down. I don't know if it makes a difference, but it might.
My bubbles being larger due to the higher temp, you think?
This is about the most development I want to see after 24 hours - right before balling. Yes, I have ugly fingernails.
Ha! those are "Sportsman" nails.
No - they are worse than that.
Craig, it's nice to know that you have some flaws
I'm curious Craig, with the beauty you bring out in your neopolitan pies, do you ever put your home oven to work making a NY style or anything?If so, I'd be curious what your recipe looks like and how your process differs.Your threads are great to sift through man, you set the bar high.
TXCraig1 (or anyone else), if I use IDY instead (SAF Yeast) do you recommend bulk fermenting at 65 for 24 and then balling the dough at room temp for another 24 hours? Or should I bulk ferment in fridge a la NY pizza and then ball it and ferment it for another 24 at room temperature? Thanks!IDY, I know, heresy. But I just want to get my feet wet and then will move to SD........
Thanks! btw, why is cold fermentation integral to NY Pizza but no no for Neapolitan? More yeast in NY so have to slow it down a bit?
Before your WFO; when you were working with your modded grill, did you ever create any non-00 flour doughs that were non refrigerated, and to your liking? If so would you mind providing a quick link Craig (not wanting to derail here) Thank you.Bob
Yes, all I used was KAAP. Fermentation was 24 +/- hours in the mid to upper 70's. http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,12371.msg117401.html#msg117401http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,13475.msg133735.html#msg133735http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,13869.msg139376.html#msg139376http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,13775.msg138319.html#msg138319My Reverse UPN thread called for fermentation in the low 60's. http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,10237.msg89810.html#msg89810 CL
Hi Craig,I going to give your Neapolitan dough recipe a go with the Blackstone next week and have a question. My recently purchased Ischia sourdough culture won't be ready by then, but I do have a well-established Camaldoli. Can I just switch them out (same %) or are there some tweaks you recommend when using the Camaldoli in your recipe? Thanks in advance for any help with this. Take care!Jim


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She was born Sept. 5, 1943, in Jamestown, the daughter of the late Gilbert and Alice Olson Swanson, and was a 1962 graduate of Jamestown High School.
A member of Lakewood United Methodist Church, Diane also belonged to the Lakewood American Legion Post 1286 Auxiliary, Lakewood Rod & Gun Club Auxiliary and the Vikings Ingjald Lodge 65.
She is survived by her husband of 49 years, John M. Berg; a daughter, Jody Eason and son, Michael (Kelli) Berg, both of Nashville, Tenn.; two grand-daughters: Anna Wohlbold and Willow Berg and a grandson, Cap Berg, all of Nashville; and a brother, David (Ginny) Swanson of Jamestown.
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Ok, got ya. And as for "hitting our r's over the head with a sledgehammer", we just like hitting our BRITS over the head with a sledgehammer before we cook 'em in our Brit stew!!
Is that the whole North American continent, or just the USA? I have a friend who's gone to Canada for the summer - I'd better warn him just in case . . .
And as I am sure you realise, I was purely highlighting a difference between accents in general on our different sides of the pond. Like we say "brotha", you guys say "brotherrrrr". No slight intended
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Because of the poor quality of coins from this year, it should come as no surprise that Prooflike 1904 Dollars are very scarce. Even more rare are the Deep Mirror Prooflike versions, all of which are tremendous condition rarities.
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Helix pomatia has a mate-selection process in which they court each other for several hours. The mates they ultimately select are usually not from different locations.
The mating process occurs in five steps:
(1) With their heads up, snails circle each other and feel one another with
their tentacles.
(2)After becoming stimulated, one of the snails injects a calcareous "love-dart" into the sole of the other snail. Once it becomes exhausted, the other snail does the same thing.
(3)After resting, they align in such a way that their genital openings overlap. This act further stimulates the snails.
(4)The two snails twist their bodies around one another so that the penis and vagina are connected. One snail receives a spermatophore in a process that takes four to seven minutes.
(5)In the final stage, the penis is removed. However, the two snails can remain attached with their feet together for several hours.
Snails can undergo the aforementioned mating ritual up to two times a year. However, if they live in a densely populated area, mating activity is reduced because the increased slime secretion suppresses reproduction. ("All You Need to Know About Snails", 2007; "Helix Pomatia", 2007; Fretter and Peake, 1975; U.S Department of Agriculture, 1996)
Mating in Helix pomatia usually takes place among mature snails in the late spring and early summer, but can occur as last as October. After fertilization occurs, the snails can deposit anywhere from eight to thirty eggs. Sexual maturity is reached in two to four years. ("Helix Pomatia", 2007; Fretter and Peake, 1975; U.S Department of Agriculture, 1996)
Helix pomatia typically selects a light, moist, deep soil in order to ensure that its eggs fully develop. After laying their eggs in a hole, which can take 15-20 minutes per egg, they cover them with a mixture of slime and soil. No other direct parental care is provided. (U.S Department of Agriculture, 1996)


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Aldo Leopold, The famous 20th century wildlife biologist and conservationist, summed up perfectly the lure and lore of ruffed grouse: "There are two kinds of hunting. Ordinary hunting and ruffed-grouse hunting." Leopold knew. He pioneered modern wildlife management in Wisconsin, where this beautiful bronze creature of the forest edge is known as the king of game birds.
Every October, Mark Parman, who teaches English and journalism at the University of Wisconsin–Madison County, and his wife Susan spend their weekends driving miles and miles of logging roads. They pause at favorite spots, uncase their light over-under double-barrel shotguns and follow in the philosophical footsteps of Leopold while chasing their two English setters through thick stands of young aspen.
The lithe, energetic dogs are bred for this. They carry bird-hunting genes dating back to the 18th century. They range through the autumn woods as if half airborne, their extraordinary wet noses on high alert for the intoxicating scent of grouse. When the tinkling sound of the bells attached to the dogs' blaze-orange collars stops, the -hunters move in behind the setters on classic, staunch, quivering point. Their feathery white tails are aloft in signal pose. The suddenly silent dogs are barely visible through the mottled thicket. Guns loaded with birdshot are held at the ready in one arm. The free arm parts the thick cover, adding telltale seasonal scrapes and scratches that give away avid grouse hunters in communities throughout the great Northwoods, from the tag-alder seeps of Michigan's Upper Peninsula to the birth uplands of Minnesota.
At once the bird explodes in a whir of wings, crashing through the branches. In one simultaneous electric motion, the gun-blue barrels of the sleek Brownings trace the air, eyes glimpsing the brown blur of bird, fingers squeezing the triggers: boom-boom!
Nostrils fill with the acrid, sweet smell of burnt power. Wisps of smoky gray feathers float. The white dogs are flying again.
Bird in Hand Isn't So Easy
"The shooting of grouse of this species is precarious, and at times very difficult, on account of the nature of the places which they normally prefer," wrote the son of a former French naval officer sometime in the 1830s. "Should, for instance, a covey of these birds be raised from amongst the Laurels (Kalmia latifolia) or the largest species of Bay (Rhododendron maximum), these shrubs so intercept the view of them, that, unless the sportsman proves quite adept in the difficult art of pulling the trigger of his gun at the proper moment, and quickly, his first chance is lost, and the next is very uncertain."
The writer was the young artist, hunter and adventurer John James Audubon, describing the elusive getaway behavior of ruffed grouse for what would be published as his immortal Birds of America folio, the greatest collection of wild bird paintings ever.
Interested in a Hunt?
Park Falls, gateway to northern Wisconsin's Chequamegon National Forest, would be a good place to start your quest for the king of game birds this October. It's a friendly little place of carved pumpkins and homemade autumn pies. The sign as you enter this two-stoplight town says it all: "Ruffed Grouse Capital of the World." The Ruffed Grouse Fall Festival takes place here on October 21.
Park Falls Municipal Airport (715-762-3971) has a 3,200-foot runway. For information on accommodations and hunting, visit cityofparkfalls.com and parkfalls.com or call (877) 762-2703. For information on Wisconsin hunting licenses and regulations, visit dnr.wi.gov or contact the state's Department of Natural Resources at (888) 936-7463. For information on Ruffed Grouse Society dinners, shoots and special events throughout the U.S., visit ruffedgrousesociety.org or call (888) 564-6747.
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I finally tried this recipe last night and have to sadly admit that it was not so good. The crust was more biscuit like than pizza dough. The dough lacked structure and had no real crunch to it. It had no real flavor either. It was worth the experiment though and I appreciate Mark posting it for us. Thanks!
Hi all,After a number of private messages, I've finally got off my duff, and pulled out mystirl 'n roll pizza dough recipe.This recipe has NO yeast in it, and is not bad.
Hey -- this no-yeast pizza dough is excellent. <snip>Thanks for posting it. <snip>
Mark;Your chemically leavened (baking powder) dough reminds me a lot of the first pizzas I ever made using the Chef Boyardee (not sure of the spelling) pizza mix. Yep, tasted a lot like a biscuit with a poor excuse for pizza toppings on it, but considering the time (early 1950's) it was pretty good, and like today, a novel to make at home.There are still a lot of people who use the refrigerated Pillsbury biscuit dough as a base to make their pizzas on.Tom Lehmann/The Dough Doctor
Sadly, I did indeed give the WRONG measurements for the baking power. The correct recipe is 2 teaspoons of baking powder. - NOT the whopping 2 tablespoons which I originally indicated ( that would equal 6 teaspoons ! )ouch.


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Wasn't going to buy anything, but I was influenced by the cute teapot boychik posted above from Harney's. I mean, it was on sale! How could I pass that up?!! I really need to stop reading this thread!
I also ordered a bunch of oolong samples, because I'm on an oolong kick recently, and also a black tea that sounded yummy:
Formosa Oolong – loose tea sample
Li Shan – loose tea sample
Spring Floral -Ti Quan Yin loose tea sample
Ali San – loose tea sample
SoHo Blend – loose tea sample
15% off and free shipping! Yay!
I keep thinking that I had to get that tea pot set. so cute and price was awesome. i hope you'll like it. Please let me know
Hey boychik! The teapot set is adorable! Got it yesterday. It's a little smaller than I thought, but the little built-in infuser at the outlet of the spout was a nice surprise. I really like it. I think I'll save it for oolongs. :)
Beginning of the month + payday + self-promised reward = eight new teas on the way!
From TeaVivre:
Fenqqing Dragon Pearl Black Tea (3.5 oz)
Lapsang Souchong (…don't remember the full name) (free sample WOO)
From Arbor Teas:
Organic Black Tea Sampler, comprised of
Keemun Black Tea
Greenfield Estate Ceylon Black Tea
Makaibari Estate Darjeeling 2nd Flush Black Tea
Assam TGFOP Black Tea
Bai Mu Dan White Tea (sample)
Makaibari Estate Silver Tips White Tea (sample)
SO excited!
I went to my local tea store yesterday and got 1 oz of Creamy Earl Grey ($2.99). (I would have loved to bought others.) Funny how the immediate possession of one tea is not the same as ordering 4 or 5 and then waiting a week or so.
From Thunderbolt Tea:
Puttabong Moondrops FF -13
Castleton Moonlight FF -13
Singbulli SFTGFOP1 Clonal Flowery FF -13
From Verdant Tea
Laoshan Black
Mi Lan Xiang Phoenix Mountain Dancong
Looking forward to some serious sipdowns :)
My laoshan black ran out quite a while ago, finally restocking it, also, re-ordering golden fleece
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Samples from JK are what I traditionally drink at work :)
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15g 2013 Spring Anxi Gande Tranditional 6A Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea
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It's June! If I follow my hiatus rules, this is the only one I'm allowed this month since I did my June Verdant order in advance in May (was scared of the teaware I wanted selling out before the end of May)
So this is my June Butiki order:
1oz Gui Fei oolong (first time trying, very excited :D )
1oz Citrus Dream (my fave tisane)
4oz Premium Taiwanese Assam (my fave tea!)
2oz Premium Taiwanese Assam Upgrade (breakfast hasn't been the same without it!)
1.5oz of Mi Xian Black (the sale's still going, need moar)
1oz Foxy Roxy Banana Walnut Treat (it's addicting!)
1oz Ruby Pie (actually for a girl at work. I let her try a bit of mine from my last order and she loved it! :D)
YAY! I'm waiting for a few new teas to appear on the website before I place my June Butiki order! I've never had the Citrus dream but it is on my shopping list for this time, same with the Mi Xian Black :)
Yeah, I was doing that at first too, but then I figured I'd just stock up on the faves, and snag the new ones in July. :) (hopefully Taiwanese Mountain Black will be there in July too… Ohhh long for)
Citrus Dream is quite nice. I'm not generally a fan of tisanes hot (I use them for iced tea) but I actually find myself making a cup of it almost every night, which is something that'd NEVER happen with herbals, hehe.
Mi Xian Black is to die for. If I could afford it, I'd drink it all day. I only allow myself to make it once or twice a week, and when I do I re-steep the heck out of the leaves until every ounce of flavor is gone, hehe.
Fiance ran out of Adagio's Citrus Mate at work and that's kind of his thing right now, so I had to restock him. And he plowed through 3 oz in no time at all so I figured on just getting him a pound.
But! They were also offering their graviTEA water purifier free with a $39 order. So I had to hit that. And then I figured I may as well keep going and hit the $49 for free shipping. Of course all that after 5% off.
So, what I ended up with was:
Citrus Mate 16 oz
Coconut Pouchong 1.5 oz
Thai Chai Sample
Jasmine Phoenix Pearls 3 oz
Free graviTEA water purifier w/ 60 day filter
White Grapefruit Sample
Raspberry Green Sample
White Tangerine Sample
For a grand total of $50.35
Not so bad.
For him?
Nah. It's all he drinks there.
He already polished off the 3 oz I bought him in mid-April, so hopefully 16 oz lasts a bit longer. :p
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Looks like a great order! :) Do you want the Laoshan Green Oolong as your sample? If so, just let me know!
Oh wow that would be fabulous then I can at least try it! :p.
Must say your service is amazing.
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Oh man! I really need to have a Gracie's puerh session ASAP! Maybe I can do that Sunday. :) I'm glad you like the special dark enough to order a bunch of it :) sounds like it was a hit!
It's my second 4oz of it. I'll send some along when I get a chance. It tastes like hot cocoa.
Yay! I hope you like the ones I sent. Especially the Yong De Organic. I just finished my sample of that and hoarding the cake like a crazy person.
I am going to make a point to sit down on sunday and get to your samples. I feel guilty that i haven't had much time to do it so sunday i will MAKE time.


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Skip to comments.Authorities announce $1 million reward for ex-cop suspected in 3 killings.
Posted on 02/10/2013 5:08:20 PM PST by carriage_hill
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dead or alive?
See? They KNOW he's being harbored.
He's warm, well-fed, and rested.
And they're trying to break the impasse with THIS.
He's inside Los Angeles and he's with Django-lovers, probably of the muzzie variety.
It tells me that they think he has someone helping him and a big payday might cause someone to roll over on the murdering animal.
it could also end up meaning his partner just gets killed pre-emptively (if he has one)
I doubt those harboring him believe the LAPD would actually pay.
I saw your comment on another thread. Good observation, :-)
I think LAPD would prefer it that way. Just guessing.
Your right..I wouldnt be surprised at all if he is being taken care by his leftist buddies who are rooting for him.he has enough of a fan base out there who would let him stay with them til things die down
I heard Beck on the news say that this is for information leading to his prosecution. WTH??? prosecution??? Do they want him or don't they???
California has some fancy-sounding "Board of Governor's" Crime-stoppers reward thingy, or something, and there's a secret:
It's almost NEVER paid.
Someone calls in some crystal-clear, incredibly-detailed description of some perp, with his current location, and everything...?
Zilch, zip, NADA —he'll actually get nothing. It's all a huge scam, at least in California.
I don't care if they swear on 100 Bibles that it's 10 trillion billion macillian dollars —the Good Samaritan in California gets nothing.
Most rational people would call police if they saw him regardless of the reward which leaves the idiots who think he's a hero.
It would be poetic if an armed citizen took him out though.
It really would.
He's had plenty of time to plan this, and now get back to a low-profile crib, and begin covertly carrying-out his threats. The Beltway Shooter/Snipers' comparison will be interesting, if he goes that route.
His murders were NOT committed in Lost Angeles. In Irvine and Riverside.
So Tony is just running his politically ambitious mouth, while LE works the case.
He could be holding some local resident inside their home, warm and with enough food to last awhile.
I think the broken axle disrupted his "plan" if he had much of a plan. He fled with what he could carry, leaving behind the cot etc.
I've listened to a couple of "special forces" types on the radio, and they said this perp has NT been trained in special operations, and is NOT a super rambo.
If he escapes from the immediate area, he still can NOT disguise his size.
The amount of support this killer is receiving and the comments of his supporter is very telling. There is now such a divide in America, that this country, so hopelessly diverse, will never again achieve a reasonable social consensus.
There have been no real leads since they found his burning truck. He may be in a snow bank some distance away and off'd himself. Maybe not found til spring.
I didn't see or hear the announcement, but the wording is that of someone who is worried. Kinda like the bully who issues a threat, but can't back it up.
Dorner is living in many people's mind rent free.
Case in point, see this shopkeeper and his friend from back during the LA Riots:
With all the fresh mtn snow they had at Black Bear, that's definitely possible.
That's what I was thinking. He may have already reached ambient outside temperature.
That is pretty reckless and irresponsible to put people in water looking for blood.
They should just do their damn job and leave regular fold out of their mess.
Agreed. He is dead.
Star Trek: "He's dead Jim."
Chief Beck wants Dorner dead, to avoid a coming circus trial and major embarrassment. This is going to get very ugly and bloody.
For a million dollars, suspect anyone with a cadaver dog will be searching those woods.
If $1M is offered today, it would make sense for his assistant to wait a week - it will be $10M then. Especially if Chris Dorner kills again. This money comes from the public treasury, so it's essentially free.
Someone who is more cynical than me might even say that LAPD already has Chris Dorner's body in the freezer, and the $1M offer is just an under the table transfer of public money to important people. But of course even a thought of corruption anywhere in LA would be laughable.
Thanks carriage_hill.
Now *there's* something that's hard to hide from.
He knows he's a dead man. It's in the sick f's manifesto. Problem is, he doesn't care. Knows this ain't going to trial and he's toast. But unfortunately, more people will probably die before he expires.
As far as where he's at, he's had 3 years to plan this. He's probably in some bunker with his communications gear and weapons and a bunch of canned goods having an early dinner and getting ready to go to the Grammys. But then again, if he wants to continue to target specific individuals, he won't go or he may use the probable massive LAPD deployment at the Grammy's to go target someone somewhere else.
If he wants to go out in a blaze of media glory, he'll do it tonight. Oscar is too far off.
Somebody better get this guy soon.
A million bucks is for his ego...trying to get him to move....
After California taxes, that's what? 7 Bucks?
Who is really the bad guy here? This guy or the police who are shooting at unarmed women delivering newspapers in a truck entirely different than the one he was driving.
Yes Sir !
I guess we shall see. Thanks!
That's a good bet !
Not even enough to buy Bondo for the bulletholes.
On a thread last night, someone made a good point. Considering the hair trigger lead flinging going on, if a person were to report a sighting, that person could well cause the death by cop of the wrong/innocent people.
I'd think long and hard about making that call.
Oh he absolutely does. But at the cost of what the cops are doing now? Shooting at the wrong vehicles with the wrong colored people of the wrong gender?
Nope. Not with anyone I care about in the area. If they can't do their job right, and their behavior is rock solid proof they can't, let the public do it for them and fewer people will die.
Not only do they need him Dead, even if someone tried to claim said reward, they would probably never collect. By the time the city pays the innocent victims that the Police tried to EXECUTE, and the fact that Los Angeles is already bankrupt, there is NO MONEY to give anyone. Not to mention we are talking about the most Dishonest People on the planet, remember the LAPD has been Willfully Violating Direct Court Orders for over 10 years, see NRA. The Entire City Council and the Mayor have been implicated Big Time in a Ticket Fixing Scandal that has been going on for 10 years or longer.
It tells me that they think he has someone helping him and a big payday might cause someone to roll over on the murdering animal.
That's a pretty good one. Never thought of that. I always knew you were creative cc. There's a lot of money in James Patterson type crime novels. Start one.:-)
It had better be for ALIVE (and able to speak) and zilch for dead. Maybe more innocent civilians won't end up dead by mistake.
But it better be a Black armed citizen ...a white citizen would be faced with murder charges and killed by Djangos in the county jail!
size wouodn't matter if he dressed as a very fat female.
Has anyone searched the caves of tora bora?
Sanity flew away some days ago.
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Townships talk planning and zoning
Representatives of various townships in Ward County, including Eureka, Afton, and Surrey, attended the county planning and zoning commission meeting Thursday night to share their opinions and feelings over a new legal opinion stating that subdivisions in townships are to be managed and approved by the county and not the townships themselves.
"We had handed out a letter that was sent to the townships and we had notified them to come to this meeting concerning a state's attorney's opinion actually, the attorney general's opinion concerning zoning authority and subdivision authority," said Dana Larsen, Ward County engineer. "Basically it stated that based on some recent information we found out due to lawyers looking into who's got certain authority, it was determined that townships do not have authority, based on North Dakota Century Code to do subdivisions."
The findings are based not only on state's attorneys or the attorney general's opinion on their readings of the Century Code, but also on state statutes. It was determined, however, that the townships retain their planning rights.
"This came from a developer that wanted, unfortunately, to do a subdivision in Eureka Township," Larsen said, answering commissioner John Fjeldahl's
concerns of where this investigation came from. Lawyers the developer hired pored over state laws and obtained opinions to maintain that counties were the governing body for subdivisions.
Gary Garnzotto, the self-described "unfortunate" chairman of Eureka Township, had Larsen explain the "magnitude" of the subdivison that the developer wanted to put in within the township. The development would include 700 homes "in between Minot and Ruthville about a mile and a half outside of Minot's" extra territorial area "on both sides of 83."
"We're going to have to work out a procedure," Larsen said. "When you subdivide land many times they want to change the zoning, and we're going to have to work together on that."
Things got somewhat divisive with township representatives, most notably from Mark Severson, the planning and zoning appointee for Afton Township. At one point he said that he thanks the commission for their offer to "help" the townships with subdivisions, but that they "don't want it."
"A little history, I think, is in order," Severson said. "Back about 40 years ago Afton Township took back their zoning regulation, or their zoning options, and established their own zoning resolution. As did a number of other townships in the area and in recent years even more townships have taken that option back," he asserted, asking the commissioners, specifically John Fjeldahl, why they thought that is.
"I agree with it," Fjeldahl responded. "Local control."
"Local control," Severson agreed. "They were unhappy with Ward County, Ward County board of commissioners. And then, lo and behold, the legislature grants an extra territorial two-mile zone to the city. And Dana, I appreciate your comments how you say 'we will work with you and we'll respect your ordinances' but I don't believe you for a minute. You may say that, but the next county commission may have completely different ideas about expansion into the area.
"Infrastructure, roads, sewer, water, snow-removal, fire protection. Developers don't give a rip about that," Severson continued. "They want to sell the property, get the development out there and they're gone. It's the local township that's strapped with the burden of providing" infrastructural and service needs. "I don't think that the Ward County commission has the time on their hands to not only review their zoning ordinances, but now you want to take on the zoning ordinaces of seven additional townships surrounding Minot? And work with them?"
"First of all, we don't, your planning and zoning and second of all we actually, did not want the subdivison stuff," explained Larsen. "However, state law says that we are responsible for it."
"So your real battle is not with us, per se, but with the state," said commissioner Amy Moen, summarizing the source of the issue.
Other business
– A variance for a home in Harrison Township was approved unanimously, with commissioner Shelly Weppler abstaining because she lives within the neighborhood. The lot owner wanted to build a house that didn't need "so many steps," 12, up to the main floor to abide by flood resolution rules. His wish was for aesthetic reasons, as he believes that having his house so elevated would detract from the neighborhood because it wouldn't match the other homes. Although the home is within the flood plain area, it was not affected by the 2011 flood. Vice-chairman Don Siebert expressed concern that if they approve too many variances like this one that homeowners may lose their flood insurance for not abiding by resolutions and FEMA's FIRM maps. Other commissioners recognized and shared his concern, notably Fjeldahl who hadn't voted for previous, similar variances. The precedent the approval will set, as described by Weppler, is that the commissioners can approve variances for homes that were unaffected by the flood, not for homes that were affected.
– The commission did an initial reading for a new county zoning ordinace text, which was prepared by Planning and Zoning Administrator Amber Turnquest. "It's adding new definitions so that it incorporates some of the issues that have been coming up, the questions that people have been coming in and asking," Turnquest said before giving a rundown of notable updates to the ordinances. Some of the updates: clarity on ordinances that are misinterpreted often; text is added to recognize that the air base district exists; wind-turbines; a change in special-uses allowances that lists specific uses under each type of zone so that petitioners will know what to expect, and that if it's not listed as a possible variance for a zone then a petitioner will know not to even try; and added clarity to gravel and other earth pit useage that will allow for better identification, and listing allowances and penalties. The motion to approve the ordinance for a second reading, which will include public input, was passed by all the commissioners with the exception of Fjeldahl and Norman Livingston. Much of Fjeldahl's opposition to the updated ordinance text was a "property rights" issue, where he expressed his belief that the county was forcing easements and right-of-ways on landowners that they may not want or need. The text will also have to be read twice by the Ward County Commission before it becomes final.


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MARQUETTE – Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette's office has appointed a special prosecutor to review an incident involving an Alger County sheriff's deputy.
Delta County Prosecutor Steve Parks received the appointment recently, but has not yet made a decision on whether to bring charges in the case.
A representative from his office would not say on Friday when Parks received the appointment and refused to elaborate on a possible timeline for a decision.
The Alger County deputy – his name has not been released – is facing possible charges and is accused of assaulting 55-year-old George Young, who was an inmate in the Alger County Jail at the time of the alleged December incident.
Alger County Sheriff Robert Hughes has confirmed an incident between Young and a deputy was investigated as an assault – he requested an external investigation by the Michigan Sheriffs Special Investigation Operations Network team. That team, made up of specially trained law enforcement officers from sheriff's departments around the state, investigates both criminal and administrative complaints and is called in at the request of a local sheriff.
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Young, a former employee of the HealthQuest chiropractic clinic in Munising, is facing eight charges of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, using force or coercion. The accusations are related to Young's role as a chiropractor, but Rickard has contended that nothing inappropriate took place and that any touching of patients was "in the course of treatment and necessary."
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Summer sausage rolls
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- fibre1g
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- salt0.38g
- 2 large skinless chicken breast
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
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- 4 sundried tomato, chopped
- handful basil leaves, chopped
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Whizz the chicken and garlic in a processor until the chicken is minced. Tip in the bacon, sundried tomatoes and basil. Pulse for 5 secs to just mix through. Season well.
Roll the pastry sheet on a lightly floured surface and cut in half lengthways. Spread half the chicken mixture along the middle of one of the pastry strips, then roll up the pastry, pinching the ends together to seal. Using a sharp knife, cut into 2.5cm long pieces. Repeat with the remaining pastry strip. Can be frozen, uncooked, for up to 1 month.
Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Place the rolls on a large baking sheet. Brush with the egg, then sprinkle with seeds. Bake for 20 mins until golden.
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Great recipe, still like to add sausage-meat into mix, adds to the flavor & texture, added extra bacon...
Makes a tasty puff-pastry slice with some grated mature cheddar before laying on top rectangle of pastry ( fold pastry in half length-wise, make some cuts in pastry to allow topping to peep through, leave edge to seal & crimp ).
Egg wash, sprinkle on sesame seeds, bake or freeze, slice into portions as desired, looks good too, taste's great...
Easy to make, a little different from 'sausage rolls', easily adaptable to own taste & requirements, a good basic recipe, try different additions of ingredients...Enjoy!
coraktp. A rasher of bacon is simply a thin slice, as you'd use if you were cooking bacon for breakfast. Streaky bacon comes from the long narrow part of the rasher and has been detached from the 'eye' (the wider, lean, round bit) It's called 'streaky' because it tends to alternate in lines of fat/lean/fat/lean. They'll be asking for streaky bacon in this recipe to add a little fat because chicken breast is so lean. Just use a couple of slices of fatty bacon and you'll be fine, or failing that a small amount of speck or kassler would do the same job. Anything smoked and fatty.
Home-made sausage rolls using pork or beef mince can be very oily, so I think this variation will be a winner. I'm going to make them to take to a lunch this coming weekend, using turkey mince because it's higher in protein than chicken. I will add chives, parsley, thyme, chargrilled peppers and no-salt tomato puree, then season with pink salt, white pepper, porcini powder and a dash of mild curry powder (you wouldn't know it was there, but curry powder acts as a great flavour boost for lots of things)
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Bill,Your pizza and apple dressing looks delicious! Do you mind giving the recipe for the apple dressing?Norma
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Marijuana in Minnesota: Where's the middle ground?
Sometime, somehow, the state of Minnesota is going to have to come to some sort of compromise when it comes to legalizing marijuana for medical purposes.
Both sides of the issue have a strong case.
Law enforcement worries about pot being too accessible for youth and others who want to get their hands on it for recreational – not medical – purposes if it becomes legalized. These people are called pot heads.
But there are also those out there who are sick and hurting and who have family members who are suffering who can use marijuana to feel better. Ignoring the therapeutic effect of cannabis is just plain, old-fashioned thinking. No one can argue marijuana's medical benefits; it's been well documented – and well publicized – that it can make a big difference for sick people and those who suffer in pain on a daily basis. These people are called patients.
There has to be middle ground somewhere.
Gov. Mark Dayton has said repeatedly he won't support the legalization of marijuana unless law enforcement signs off on it, which will probably never happen because the cops see marijuana as nothing more than a gateway drug. We can hardly blame them for not wanting to deal with the prospect of a new generation of potheads and people driving under the influence of the drug, but should Dayton bend a little on this one? Should we expect him to?
Yes and yes.
The governor should be open and willing – as should all lawmakers currently employed at the state Capitol – to seriously vet this issue this session and come up with a solution that would put marijuana in the hands of people who need it to feel better, while keeping it out of the hands of people who intend to misuse and abuse it. Tough chore for sure, but we think it's doable.
We know it's an election year for Dayton and House members, but they shouldn't let that keep them from dealing with this issue head-on, not by spewing out canned rhetoric that does nothing more than tell us the obvious – that they're on the fence on marijuana – but with some insightful thinking that will lead to a solution down the road.
Perhaps it's a stretch to believe marijuana will ever become legal in Minnesota, but our elected officials would be doing us all a disservice if they threw their hands up in the air and walked away from the table on this one.