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The only problem with Bianco's seems to be the enevitable lines waiting for admission. They do take reservations for a party of six or more .Now, if it were me, traveling all the to Phoenix, with my wife, I'd be making a reservation for 6 and I would think finding 4 other folks, in line, willing to share a table , to be as easy as well.....pie.Perry
I am moving to the phoenix area augustish and can't wait to go there.
I see you're making the same mistake I did when moving here. Are you moving yourself, or paying someone else to do it? If the former, make sure you have lots of water on hand....
Not suggesting that Bianco does this, but I believe I read in Peter Reinhart's book, "American Pie", he suggested boiling pepperoni for a few minutes to lessen the grease on the finished pie. You might wanna try that and see if it is what you're looking for.I had Bianco this past December on a pizza road trip and was not at all as impressed as the masses seem to be. It wasn't at all bad, but the hype built up around said establishment was not lived up to.Meh.
I believe I read in Peter Reinhart's book, "American Pie", he suggested boiling pepperoni for a few minutes to lessen the grease on the finished pie.
I recommend sauteing or even boiling [pepperoni] in advance to release some of the fat...
Weemis, do you remember specifically what it was that you didn't like, or was it overall not that good or not as good as you had anticipated? Also keep in mind the masses are comparing his pizza to places like pizza hut or dominos. They are not nearly as critical about what is better or why it is better.
Haha sadly I will be moving myself in. I know it's stupid, but I have work lined up there. I lived in florida for a couple years so I know about sweating.
Just don't fall for the "but it's a dry heat" BS. Once it hits about 115, it ceases to matter anymore.
I wonder though about myself and others here, just how picky are we getting about pizza. If the pie is 80% there, it's a winner for me. The other 20% might just be personal preference.
Come to Houston when it is 99F/99% humidity and tell me that when you're trying to get out of the heat in the shade...
Especially when there are several places with pizza nearly as good (if not just as good), that you can get right in to eat.
Chris does a wonderful job with his pizzas...He is a humble person who gives his best effort everyday...I am glad to hear about the extended hours, as I waited 3 1/2 hours to be seated, but it was worth the wait...Sort of like going to Yankee Stadium, you have to appreciate the history, even if you are not a Yankee Fan...Chris is undoubtedly one of the best pizzaiolas in the US, and what a pleasure to say that I have eaten there and had the fortune to speak with him on the phone...I like the viewpoint of, if it is 80% there, I am OK with that, the other 20% is personal preference...Remember, Chris makes his own mozz, has his personally designed flour from Giusto, understands the changing dough process to obtain the best crust in his daily environment, packages his designed tomatoes from California (visits the fields), supports his purveyors in Arizona, and when necessary, goes to the national supplier who produces the best product to put on his pizza...He is also very much a part of his WFO (like a brother) and understands it completely...It doesn't get much better than that...Do not miss the opportunity to experience Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix... RJelli
Haha sadly I will be moving myself in. I know it's stupid, but I have work lined up there. I lived in florida for a couple years so I know about sweating. And Chau, ya Biancos does some interesting stuff. If I remember correctly he even grows his arugula out back too doesn't he? He likes to have his stuff sourced closer to home then traditional.

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Return to Pack Rat AlleyPosted Monday, March 21, 2011, at 7:43 AM
Doyle and Pat Holyfield stand beside the gazebo and bridge at their Pollard, Arkansas home, where Doyle, as local justice of the peace, has married dozens of couples. Their beautiful saucer magnolia (tulip tree) was in full bloom yesterday.
On January 13 of this year, I posted a travel blog item about an unexpected stop in Pollard, Arkansas at a fun little flea market called Pat's Pack Rat Alley. A quaint, hand-scrawled sign declared the ecclectic collection of miscellaneous treasures as "the bigest flea market in town." It was such an off-the-wall site that my friend and I just had to stop.
We were rewarded by meeting a big-hearted, colorful couple who operate a lively place that turns out to be a heck of a lot more than the normal, run-of-the-mill rummage sale.
Since that time, Pat and Doyle Holyfield are on my facebook page, keeping up with my blogs and welcoming visitors from the Dexter and Bloomfield area.
"Four ladies from Dexter came down here a while back," Pat said. "They were so excited! Two more showed up a little later!"
On this return visit, we learned that Doyle Holyfield is, in fact, a justice of the peace! He charges nothing for his services and, judging from their scrapbook, he has a lively spring and summer business of outdoor weddings. A white gazebo and arched bridge furnish the backdrop for weddings as large as a dozen people and as small as the one between an Arkansas State Trooper and his bride-to-be, a driver's license examiner.
"They both arrived in separate state vehicles, got married, and left separately," Doyle said. The picture in the scrapbook showed them, standing in front of the gazebo in their uniforms. Very impressive!
"The neighbors called and asked, 'What are the police doing at your house???'" Doyle said.
In another wedding, the bride and groom, clothed traditionally, kicked off their shoes for the ceremony. Their attendants did the same. It was a large group, and the parking lot was full. This time, the neighbors assumed that the Holyfields were having a "really big sale"!
The wedding of one couple was particularly touching. They were older and had been married and divorced at some distant time in the past. Much water had gone under the bridge of life for these two, and their second marriage was obviously the result of lessons learned the hard way. The bride's veil fit over her white hair and simple suit.
Doyle and Pat are a second marriage themselves, and they confess that they had misgivings about getting married again, after suffering through the agonies of their previous, unsuccessful attempts at matrimony.
Today, they seem perfect for one another, content to recycle the colorful odds and ends left over from the lives of others.
From the gradually-warming hills of Tillman, where no saucer magnolias are blooming, this is your rural reporter Madeline, soon to be back on the job in her lonely Advance outpost in the far reaches of North Stoddard County.
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There's something so touching and reassuring about late-in-life romances. Just when you think it's all over for you, and you'll spend the rest of your life alone, along comes a special person to share your old age with you.
Hang in there, Doyle and Pat! You have a treasure worth keeping!
-- Posted by goat lady on Mon, Mar 21, 2011, at 11:14 AM
These are two special folks, so friendly and happy with life, it was a real joy to visit there again.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Mon, Mar 21, 2011, at 7:27 PM
What a sweet story! My mom and I always said it would be fun to just get in the car and take a trip, its only purpose to stop at flea markets and yard sales.
My husband and I married in Hot Springs at the Justice of the Peace's home. It was such a fun experience! After the brief ceremony on his quaint back porch, he took us on a tour of his flower garden. We were married and at the horse races by noon!
Ahhh, the simple life.
-- Posted by lovebooks on Wed, Mar 23, 2011, at 7:41 AM
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Skip to comments.Citi starts closing Mastercards without warning
Posted on 10/20/2009 6:41:41 PM PDT by John.Galt2012
No law, including the Credit CARD Act that has started to take effect, prevents banks from closing down credit accounts without warning. Credit card issuers all maintain the right...
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About time. Maybe now we will get some sensible credit policies. I fear it may be too late.
Citi sucks but at least they are doing people a favor by closing their cards.
"Maybe now we will get some sensible credit policies."
LOL yeah right
This might make sense if I had any confidence that they were closing down the right accounts. But frankly, I doubt it.
Mine just sent a notice that the rate was now 30%
(I owe nothing and don't carry a balance, and have stellar credit).
Sometimes, I really wish they'd close my wife's.
What? No more egregious fees? Well then we are taking our CC's and going home!
Can you imagine if Americans actually had to pay their bills without running up credit cards and then declaring bankruptcy?
Of course banks have the right to close credit card accounts, why wouldn't they?
'Play with snakes and you get bit' ping!
did you see the FHA thing? handing out home loans like candy to people who can't pay the bills.
Barney Frank considers it a form of wealth transfer and supports it.
It would be...the 1950's!
Oh joy. Guess who holds my mortgage?
They are deciding to get out of the business because they see no end to Congress attempting to micro-manage it.
If I were a credit card issuer, I would do the same thing and refer complaints to Barney Frank and Chris Dodd.
They can't do that. Having a credit card is a right. I'm sure I saw it in the Bill of Rights, between free health care and a college education.
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I received my notice yesterday that if I wanted to continue to use my Citi Mastercard, my rate would be moved from 5.99% to 29% on any purchases after November 1st unless I "opted out". No skin off my nose. I don't use the darned thing.
I called the 800 number and spoke to the friendly foreigner and within 3 minutes it was closed.
Their loss.
Unfortunately, a lot of people reading your comment have no idea that your tongue is firmly in your cheek.
Perhaps you should rethink the "Mrs. POS" moniker......
Well... I knew a house, food and a big TV was in there but, I never imagined all this other free stuff was in there too.
You haven't lived until you've heard someone wonder how the gubmint can pay for their wedding.
Aren't they giving warning before they shut down the accounts?
Wish I'd known that 15 years ago. Oh well, how about my divorce? Will they spring for that?
Me too, and they ALSO decreased my credit line, which harmed my credit rating!
Chase just gave me another 2500 on my credit line. I have a balance and I pay well over the minimum every month. I travel so I use it in hotels and for food and gas.
I think they are raising rates through the roof on good accounts to beat the new bill limiting such rate raises = so, thanks a lot, government - all you did was hang us out to dry.
I called this week to see about lowering the rate, pointing out that they may have noticed I haven't been using the card since the hike - but they wouldn't budge. They cited the economy as to unstable - yada yada. This is unusual. Card outfits were always amenable to lowering rates with good customers = I have always paid well above minimum payment and always well before due date.
> trying to minimize losses on bad credit card accouns
hmm. Too late. But this is what they all should have done, all along, instead of giving credit to people who could not pay, taking losses on those, then ripping off creditworthy customers.
Yep, they've narrowed it down to just that last thing now.
Slimy no good bastards!
As of today, ACCOUNT CLOSED!
Near the end of the article it says Citi had $8 BILLION in consumer credit losses in Q3 including both mortgages and credit cards. And they say that will continue to track the unemployment rate upward (duh!).
We should expect Frank, Dodd, Rangel, Pelosi, Reid, et al to come out soon with a proposed law that will stop them from closing credit cards.
Only the lurking Dummies and Puffington Hosters won't get it.
"Oh well, how about my divorce? Will they spring for that?"
Perhaps - do you have a "redistribution of spouse" clause anywhere?
Close it. I don't care.
Last month I purchased a firearm with my Amex card. Now the $600 or so is not in my normal spending pattern. I have no limit, and the balance due was something like $400.
I got a call from Amex stating that I was nearing an amount that would require that they suspend my spending. I told them that was OK, because I wasnt going to use it any more. The one time event was going to be paid as soon as I got the bill.
They wanted me to pay the current $400 AND the $600 that would appear next month.
I told them to screw. The $400 would be paid by the due date, and the other would be paid when I got the bill next week.
I have never been late. I have always paid it in full.
What is this world coming to?
"Citi is just about to go under..."
Oh joy. Guess who holds my mortgage?
As long as the Fed gov't owns over 1/3 of Citi, it's not going under. The gov't will make sure of that.
No, but she does.
Happened to me a couple of months ago. They closed an account I hadn't used in years. Honestly, I was keeping it open merely as a backup, in case my primary card was lost/stolen. Oh well, I can do that without Citi, good riddance guys.
yes thats a problem. yes Barney isn't fit to clean pig feces
Hey if broadband internet is a right then a credit card surely is.
Can you imagine if banks did the same thing!!!!
Don't worry, if Citi goes under the customer service will only marginally decrease in quality.
Just walk away.
The debt is no recourse, they'll have to sue you in Civil court to get any money back, a proposition that most likely will end up costing them more than you owe. Don't bother filing for bankruptcy either, it just gives the banks (through the courts) access to your paycheck.
Your debt will be sold over and over for pennies on the dollar, till eventually, it will be worthless to any collection agency, and it will simply sit on your credit report.
The Federal government (YOU) has already covered your outstanding balance anyway, so why pay for it twice?
As to your credit score, as you've probably already read here and other places, your score is going to be affected no matter what you do. Even those that stay current will have their scored lowered due to actions of the banks.
Oh..and for those that feel that walking away is wrong morally. Total up the amount of purchases on your cards over the years, then the payments, then look at your outstanding balances, chances are you've already paid for that which you purchased.
When you signed the card agreement, did you agree to pay 30% interest on previous interest? When they sent you that 0% card, would you have accepted it if you knew that they were going to skyrocket your rate regardless of your payment history? At any moment?
Let them have it, live on cash and just walk away.
I got the same notice. I have perfect credit, so I'm outta there too. What's up with this?
This past week, I got yet another mailing from them asking me to sign up for extended payment terms on purchases over $100 (or was it $200?), in exchange for 5000 frequent traveler points. I finally did it, having tossed previous offers in the trash (only offered 1250 points, cheap bastards!). Why my signing up for something I will never use is worth 5000 points to them (about $50 in air travel) is beyond me.
Citi and others should have been giving credit cards to everyone who fills out an application in order to get a foam cup holder
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On Feb. 14, Almeria topped Multicaja Fábregas Sport, 3-1 (25-21, 25-21, 22-25, 26-24). Smith started all four sets and scored 11 points on seven kills and four blocks.
Despite 19 points from Clay Stanley (Honolulu, Hawaii), Zenit Kazan, the Russian Super League team of Stanley and Lloy Ball (Fort Wayne, Ind.) fell to Fakel Novy Urengoi, featuring Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.), 2-3 (23-25, 25-21, 25-17, 23-25, 9-15) on Feb. 13.
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Fenerbahce, the Turkish club team of Gabe Gardner (San Clemente, Calif.) continues to lead the league after sweeping SGK, 25-21, 25-22, 28-26 on Feb. 14. Gardner scored 10 points on seven kills, two blocks and one ace.
Istanbul Buyuksehir Belediye, the team of Ryan Millar (Palmdale, Calif.) and Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.), remains in second place as it swept Diltaş Eğt. Kurumu, 25-18, 25-18, 25-16, on Feb. 14. Millar scored 10 points on five kills and five blocks while Touzinsky added 10 points on 10 kills.
Halkbank, featuring Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) swept winless Belediye Plevne, 25-16, 25-22, 25-19, on Feb. 14, and is in sixth place in the league. Patak started all three sets and scored nine points on eight kills and one block.
Prisma Taranto, the Italian Serie A League team that includes Donald Suxho (Korce, Albania), defeated Tonno Callipo Vibo Valentia, 3-2 (26-24, 28-26, 28-30, 15-25, 15-13) on Feb. 13. Suxho started all four sets at setter and scored four points on three kills and one block.
Marmi Lanza Verona, featuring Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio), defeated CoprAtlantide Piacenza, 3-1 (29-27, 28-26, 23-25, 25-18) on Feb. 14. Holt started all three sets and scored six points on three kills and three blocks.
On Feb. 11, Riley Salmon (League City, Texas) and his Brazilian league team Vivo/Minas fell to Cimed/Malwee, 17-25, 17-25, 24-26. Salmon started the third set and scored two points on two kills.
Delecta Bydgoszcz, the Polish league team of U.S. Men's libero Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.), fell to Siatkarz Wieluń, 23-25, 23-25, 9-25, on Feb. 12.
Poitiers, the French league team of Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) was swept by Sete, 22-25, 22-25, 18-25, on Feb. 13. Lotman scored six points on five kills and one block. Poitiers is in fourth place in the league.
RWE Volleys Bottrop, the German league team featuring Jonathan Winder, was swept by Generali Haching, 14-25, 18-25, 21-25 on Feb. 14. Winder started all three sets at setter but did not score.
To view photos from the match, click here.
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Hypo Tyrol Innsbruck, the Austrian club team of Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.), swept Germany's VfB Friedrichshafen, 25-22, 25-18, 25-17 in their second playoff match of the CEV Indesit Champions Cup on Feb. 17. Holmes started all three sets and scored two points on one kill and one block.
Innsbruck will advance to the next round of the Cup, which will be played the first week of March.


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I was verbally and physically assaulted in a parking lot at a local grocery store by four people because they thought that my shorts were too short and that I looked like a "faggot." They didn't try to take any money. They didn't try to steal the beer I had just bought. They only wanted to hurt someone. And so they left me with a swollen face and jaw and a black eye, with a confused mind and troubled heart. I was up all night with tears and nausea and roiling emotions, then went to the ER. Three fractures in my face.
Below is a poem I wrote about the incident. I don't feel anger against the perpetrators, only confusion and pity and sadness. I also don't take credit for not feeling anger. It's simply the natural course my mind and heart have taken. But I will say that it has allowed me to recover psychologically from the incident in a way that I don't believe would have been possible if I were plagued by anger and desire for vengeance. I'm grateful for this grace.
The Way They Loved Each Other
What to be more astonished at:
my calm as the fist made contact
and I saw a flash of white
and the world went silent
as if I had stepped out of it
momentarily, only to be brought back
with a rush of sound and visible objects—
the way I asked them to help me
find my glasses, expecting them
(even as they taunted me,
even though they had just assaulted me)
to feel underneath the violent tribal urge
the obligations of empathy—
the way even as one of them found my glasses
and smashed them again on the ground
I refused to believe that was really
what he wanted to do—the way
they loved each other
in the most primitive manner
but loved each other nonetheless
despite feeling the need to punish a "faggot"
who did not dress like them, because
he did not dress like them—
the way tears and nausea overwhelmed me
nightlong much more than had the blow itself—
the way such small suffering can feel
unbearable—the way no strength is found
for what seems to have no explanation,
a troubled mind more harmful
to the body than fractured bones.
Luke Hankins is an associate editor of Asheville Poetry Review and lives in Asheville, North Carolina. His poems, essays, and translations have appeared in Connotation Press, Contemporary Poetry Review, New England Review, Poetry East, and The Writer's Chronicle, as well as on the On Being Blog. He is currently editing an anthology of poems due out next year from Wipf & Stock Publishers entitled Poems of Devotion. He regularly posts to his blog, A Way of Happening.
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Conveniently located with easy access to public transport(2 minutes walk). Close to City(5km) Surry Hills, Waterloo, Coogee, Bondi, UNSW. The apartment is located just one minute from Anzac Parade which has regular buses to the city, Central Station, Airport, Coogee and Bondi Junction. Coogee Beach and Centennial Park is a short 10 minute walk away.
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Chaos Theory Homeostasis - I
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Over-dried... try "Flora Heaven Mountain Goji Berries" instead.
Posted by Reviewer3138508 on Jul 29, 2008
I thought these tasted good enough at first. Of course, this Navitas brand was my first-ever experience with goji berries, so I didn't really know what I was missing. I later tried the Flora Heaven Mountain brand -- also available here at iHerb -- and the difference was like night and day. The Heaven Mountain goji berries are juicier, sweeter, and very "chewy." These are dry, strange in texture, and totally lackluster by comparison.
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For me, this is not the best brand when it come to gojiberries. They are tough to chew, and they have a bitter taste. Think I will find another brand next time I buy gojiberries.
Dry, lacking taste.
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Goji Berries
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Facts about the Surrogacy bill
To the editor:
A letter was recently submitted regarding two bills currently at the Minnesota Legislature – SF 2627/HF 291. I would like to address a number of inaccuracies.
First, these bills collectively address much more than just surrogacy. They give the right to appear and assert parental rights to infertile intended parents in paternity/maternity cases where it does not currently exist. This cures an existing due process problem for certain infertile Minnesotans. They also add provisions to our sperm donor statute (that has been around for nearly 35 years) to address egg and embryo donation, as well. The bills essentially address the gender discrimnation that exists in our current outdated parentage statutes, providing available options for each of sperm, egg, and uterine infertility.
Second, this bill would not "create commercial surrogacy." Commercial surrogacy currently is going on in Minnesota; it is just unregulated. What the bill would do is regulate and already-existing reproductive process.
Third, the author admits he has not experieced the pain of infertility. (It is easy to oppose a process you do not need – or understand.) Furthermore, he cites no personal research for his undocumented opinion that surrogacy is harmful – to anyone. He simply parrots an unsupported conclusion. I have worked as an attorney with nearly 300 surrogates. They would ALL disagree with this author's statement.
Fourth, this is not "buying and selling a child." Infertile couples create an embryo, often with their own egg and sperm. Because the woman has, perhaps, had uterine cancer and had her uterus removed, they simply need someone to gestate THEIR child. They temporarily deliver it to a willing and supportive woman who gestates their child and then returns their child to them after birth. She may (or may not) receive just reimbursement for the time and expense she incurs in the process, but those payments do not constitute payment for a child. The process is no different than paying a daycare provider for her time and services to watch a child after birth while the parents work. Neither process creates in the surrogate or daycare provider the right to keep the parents child, and both services are entitled to reasonable payment for the services. It isn't buying a baby; its payment for very real services rendered.
Fifth, this legislation has been studied and discussed for years. Nearly identical legislation was thoroughly discussed, vetted through the political process, deemed necessary and appropriate for Minnesota, and then passed by both the house and senate in 2008 before being vetoed by then-Governor Pawlenty to further his conservative political aspirations. There will never be enough discussion for those who oppose this process, but, once the discussion is done, it's still the right thing to do.
The question isn't whether surrogacy should happen in Minnesota. The question is, now that it IS happening, should we appropriately regulate it so it is as safe and responsible as possible? Call your legislators and tell them to vote yes for SF 2627/HF 291.
Steven H. Snyder, Esq.
Immediate Past Chair
American Bar Association
Assisted Reproductive Technologies
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This is why I have commented to bill many times about his good luck with room temp to fridge proofing with surprise.
I've tried the recipe listed (hydration 62-64, caputo flour 100%, camaldoli starter 10%, salt 2.5%) and each time the dough turns out flaccid and hard to handle. It actually tastes ok (not great), but it is nearly impossible to stretch with.Any idea what I'm doing wrong? My starter is very alive: I take it out of the fridge, feed it, and in about 1.5 hours it's practically jumping out of the jar.
I am confident that I have everything right in terms of percentages EXCEPT the composition of the starter. I originally tried to keep track of flour vs water, but had to give up on that when the thing got too dry or too wet. It has the consistency of thick batter, so I've been guessing and using 50/50 (water/flour) as my starter composition numbers. But if I were off one way or the other, wouldn't the dough be either too wet or too dry after mixing?
By flaccid I mean very, very relaxed. It is vey soft, and stretches so easily that I find I cannot form it without making one or two spots that are so thin that they often tear on the peel or in the oven.
I have been able to achieve the most consistent results with the 62% hydration, no sifting, 75%/25% addition of flour after 5 minute rest, 20 minute riposo at the end of kneading.
Bill,As a point of clarification, in the statement quoted above do you mean that you add 75% of the flour before the 5 minute rest and the remaining 25% after the 5 minute rest?Peter
It seems that for my methods and tastes, that around 62% is optimal.
Bill,Is there a particular temp that you proof at for that 5 hr. period?
Bill, this is with Caputo Pizzeria flour?- aba
Okay and assuming your starter is 100% hydration? Is this factored in to the 62%?- Aaron
Zandonntoni, To much starter. Try a tiny little fraction of what you are currently using. Your dough is overdeveloped before you even roll the balls.


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Payano upsets Frenchman, while Briton cries foul
BEIJING (AP) Juan Carlos Payano of the Dominican Republic knocked off two-time Olympic flyweight medalist Jerome Thomas on Tuesday, before bantamweight Gu Yu extended China's impressive first-round success with a victory that left Joe Murray of Britain crying foul over the judges' decisions.
World champion flyweight Rau'shee Warren of the U.S. was upset 9-8 by 2005 world champion Lee Ok-sung of South Korea, a stunning end to a four-year wait for the first two-time American boxing Olympian in 30 years.
Payano secured a big Chinese flag secured to the back of his robe like a red cape. The clever stunt immediately thrilled the crowd during his walk to the ring, but the 23-year-old Dominican had more than the fans' support behind him at Workers' Gymnasium as he won 10-6. He was quicker and flashier than his seasoned French opponent, who won a silver medal in Athens, a bronze in Sydney and a world championship in 2001.
Thomas, a remarkable athlete whose left arm is shorter than his right because of a birth defect, finally ran out of tricks in his third Olympics.
"Jerome paid for his lack of physical freshness, which is linked to his struggle to lose weight," French coach Dominique Nato said. "Age was also a factor. It's easier to lose weight when you're 20 than (29). ... He just lacked that little energy and power, because he wasn't fresh enough because of his weight problems."
Murray, the bantamweight on the resurgent British team, left the ring incensed after falling behind early against Gu, the fifth member of China's relatively inexperienced team to win an opening-round bout. Murray won a three-point decision over Gu in the quarterfinals of last year's world championships in Chicago, where Murray went on to win bronze.
"I knew they were going to give him everything he wanted," Murray said of his 17-7 defeat. "I've been watching the scoring here the first four days, and I knew it was bad, so I was expecting it."
Gu also had a winning strategy, repeatedly getting inside on Murray before the British fighter's superior reach could hurt him. Neither fighter landed many clear blows, and American referee James McNally penalized both fighters two points apiece for holding in the second round.
British coach Terry Edwards felt Murray lost the bout, but echoed Murray's belief that Gu got far ahead more quickly than he deserved.
"I thought they were very generous to the Chinese," Murray said. "You expect a slight bias (for the home team), but you come to the Olympic Games and expect a level playing field. Joe didn't box the best I've seen him, but the scoring makes a difference, and the tactics had to be changed because of the scoring. Everything the Chinese guy touched, they pressed the button for him."
In his bout with Lee, Warren barely threw a punch in the last 35 seconds, mistakenly believing his friends and teammates in the stands were telling him he was winning the fight. He apparently ignored the shouted pleas of his ringside coaches to throw punches.
Warren entered the fourth round tied with Lee, but fell behind midway through the round and never scored again.
"It didn't feel real," Warren said, pulling up his red tank top to dry his large tears. "I didn't feel like I lost the fight, because I was fighting hard, doing everything the coaches were telling me. To get this far and then lose, I don't even know what happened."
Warren, who lost his first bout at light flyweight in Athens four years ago, was the top medal favorite for the tumultuous American team along with welterweight Demetrius Andrade, another world champion who barely won his debut fight Sunday in Beijing.
Warren didn't know he had lost until he returned to his corner, where U.S. coach Dan Campbell had been screaming at his fighter to throw punches. When Warren heard the news, he threw his headgear in disgust, though he later apologized for being "unsportsmanlike."
"There was so much going on in the crowd. When I just stood there at the end, I thought I was up. To wait this long, and then to lose after one fight - " he said before breaking into tears again.
"I was confused about why he stopped (punching)," Campbell said. "He said he heard somebody saying to him to move (and avoid Lee). He was looking up in the stands. I don't know what he thought they were saying."
Warren's departure comes on the heels of bantamweight Gary Russell Jr.'s failure to make weight, along with early losses by Sadam Ali and Javier Molina. Just five U.S. boxers remain in the Olympic field.
"For him to lose could be disheartening for some of our other guys," Campbell said. "That's going to be our biggest fear. ... I think they're most definitely going to be psyched out. We have a psychologist around, and we're going to make sure that she talks to this team, because I'm sure all of them are going to be psyched out by this.
The 21-year-old Warren, a Cincinnati native, was the youngest boxer at the Athens Games and the youngest male athlete on the entire U.S. Olympic contingent in Greece. While his teammates all turned pro, Warren decided to stay in the amateur ranks, moving up to flyweight for another shot at an Olympic medal.
"He did what we would like to hope that other young boxers do," Warren said. "He stayed around for four more years, and ... he worked so hard in our program."
No American fighter had been on two straight Olympic teams since Davey Lee Armstrong in 1972 and 1976. While Cuba, Russia and other nations send their best amateur fighters to multiple Olympics, most Americans don't wait around with pro riches beckoning.


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Catfur is barking up the correct tree. Understanding radiation magnitude is important. This chart shows another measure..... Seivert levels:
I shared this chart a long time ago in the last "radiation" thread here on TeaChat that eventually deteriorated into a "morass" and was locked and deleted. Just one of many pieces of research from my studies when I was taking my college students to Japan in 2011 as well as my wife and I also in 2011.


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IAJE Day 2 - Esperanza Spalding
January 10, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: attitudes, body and soul, different times, drums, emily dickinson, esperanza, fender rhodes, haddad, hope is the thing with feathers, IAJE 2008, Jazz Alive, joe lovano, leonardo, Live Music, love, moor, musicians, otis brown, percussion, quartet, scoop, spalding, two songs
Hope is the thing with feathers. That's what Emily Dickinson wrote. Then again, Emily never left her bedroom, which sounds pretty hopeless. She never saw a moor, nor the sea. And she would not have gone to an Esperanza Spalding show, like I did this morning.
I always ask musicians I know for the scoop on who's coming up. Joe Lovano told me about Esperanza. I checked out her MySpace page, but I had not seen her live.
Her quartet featured Otis Brown Jr. on drums, Leonardo Genovese on piano and Fender Rhodes, and Jamie Haddad on percussion. Esperanza plays bass, and she sings.
Here are two songs about lost love, from two very different times and attitudes.
Esperanza Spalding Quartet - She Got to You
Esperanza Spalding Quartet - Body and Soul
Esperanza Spalding has a new recording coming out in May on Heads Up Records. - Josh


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Legislators Divulge Election Intentions
MAYVILLE – In less than four months, residents in Chautauqua County will head to the polls to lock in legislative candidates for November's general election.
The reduction of the legislature from 25 districts to 19 has resulted in several contested races. Two future districts have no current sitting legislators at all.
At least one lawmaker, Vince Horrigan, R-Bemus Point, has announced intentions to run for Chautauqua County Executive. Current County Executive Greg Edwards surprised many by announcing he would not seek a third term in office.
Then there's Majority Leader Larry Barmore, R-Gerry, who announced he would be running for county clerk. Sandy Sopak said last week she would not be seeking a sixth term in the clerk's office.
"I have vast experience in managing a staff, working within a budget and delivering service to the public," Barmore said of his business experience.
Also in the mix for a possible county clerk run is legislator Lori Cornell, D-Jamestown. Cornell said she has not decided which elected office she will seek.
All current legislators were asked of their intentions for the upcoming election cycle, which begins with primary elections Sept. 10.
"I enjoy my job as a county legislator, and yes I am planning on running again," said George Borrello, R-Irving.
Based on redistricting, Borrello would have faced legislator Rod Rogers, the legislature's only Green Party candidate from Forestville. However, Rogers said he is not seeking another term and declined comment at this time.
David Himelein, R-Findley Lake, said, "I have enjoyed serving the people in my current district and would very much like to represent the people in my new district."
Himelein will face a primary election against legislator Fred Croscut, R-Sherman, as the new district includes the towns of Mina, Sherman, Chautauqua and the village of Mayville. Croscut said he has enjoyed his 18 years as a legislator and will seek another term.
Also seeking re-election are: Legislature Chairman Jay Gould, R-Ashville; Keith Ahlstrom, D-Dunkirk; John Runkle, R-Stockton; Bob Scudder, R-Fredonia; Robert Stewart, R-Ellington; Chuck Nazzaro, D-Jamestown; Tom DeJoe, D-Brocton; and Mark Tarbrake, R-Ellicott.
In one of two districts that pit a Democrat against a Republican, DeJoe will face Runkle in the general election. "I hope to keep serving," said DeJoe, who is looking for a fourth term in the legislature.
"My main goal is to keep the county owning the County Home. The second is to attract manufacturing jobs to the area."
Runkle said he would like to explore further cost-cutting measures for the Dunkirk skilled nursing facility.
However, not all legislators will be seeking re-election. Tim Hoyer, D-Jamestown, would have faced Robert Whitney and Vickeye James, both Democrats, in September's primary election.
Hoyer said he was disappointed districts drawn by the Chautauqua County League of Women Voters were "ignored" during two years worth of redistricting.
"Because of the good work of Mr. Whitney, and I am in his district, I will not seek re-election," Hoyer said. "This does not mean I do not want to serve. I do want to serve, but not in the sense of wanting to be a politician, but in the sense I want to have a vote so I can vote for what is good for people, not good for corporations."
Whitney confirmed he would be seeking a second term; James said she is undecided at this time.
Tom Erlandson, D-Frewsburg, also will not seek re-election, and has notified the county Board of Elections and town boards in Carroll and Kiantone. The new district has no candidates as a result.
Legislators who could not be reached for comment include: PJ Wendel, R-Lakewood; Bill Coughlin, D-Fredonia; Paula DeJoy, D-Jamestown; Shaun Heenan, D-Dunkirk; Robert Duff, R-Sheridan; and John Hemmer, R-Westfield.
If seeking another term, Coughlin would face Scudder in a district that includes a portion of Fredonia and the town of Pomfret.


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Quentin Wheeler discusses how "cybertaxonomy" can help scientists — and amateur taxonomists — better catalog life on earth.
Natural history collections are an unmined treasure trove of new species."published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences last year by an international group of botanists. They looked at what we might call the "dwell time," the amount of time between the actual collection of a specimen representing a new species and putting it into an herbarium, and the date at which an expert actually gets around to describing and naming that species. Twenty-five percent of the species sit in an herbarium for at least 50 years or more before they are described. So natural history collections are an un-mined treasure trove of new species. Based on the amount of backlogs in herbaria, that group of authors suggested that a very significant percentage of the new species of flowering plants yet to be described are probably already sitting there waiting to be described and named.
We will have potential access from a computer anywhere in the world to two-thirds of all insect species on earth."the process considerably. [These] libraries of archived images are invaluable. You can go online 24/7, see the images you need to see. But occasionally they don't capture the information you need, so what do we do next? We have just finished a collaborative project with the Smithsonian Institution and the natural history museums in London and Paris and a small business in Virginia called Visionary Digital. We've engineered and designed and constructed several remotely operable microscopes. And the first generation of these is targeted specifically for insect collections.
Some are concerned that embracing cyber infrastructure will divert us from on-the-ground work."published in scientific journals are some of my colleagues, particularly in South America, who are concerned that embracing cyber infrastructure will simply be the latest diversion of resources away from the serious work that we need to do, which is boots-on-the-ground collections, making sure that we're actually getting the taxonomy done and not just diverting all of our resources into another wave of new technology.
As we digitize this information, I think the real renaissance will come from grassroots support."all of this information and make it available to the public, I think that the real renaissance will come from grassroots support and as we make it easier for amateur taxonomists and citizen scientists to actually roll up their sleeves and help us with this incredible project to explore and map all the species on the surface of an entire planet. I think the excitement of the enterprise, the intellectual rewards of participating, and the stunning diversity that has resulted from evolution on this planet, will [prevail]. Because it really is a now-or-never situation...
There are enormous hidden costs to failing to do this."entry because we don't recognize them as being foreign. Maybe the greatest opportunity cost of all is the knowledge associated with the unique features of all these species. And there are intellectual, scientific and practical dimensions of that. By failing to explore these species, on a practical level, we fail to realize the potential of what's being called bio-mimicry, where you look at the evolutionary adaptations of species. After all, they have faced the same survival issues that humanity has and they've solved them in amazingly diverse and often far more sustainable ways than we have so far.
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The Sept. 1 opening would have included the Northern Lights Lobby, new hallway exhibits, a new Great Plains Theater, and the Hub of History with information kiosks and visitor information as well as an outside area called the Pembina River Plaza and the renovated Russell Reid Auditorium.
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As previously planned, she said a grand opening celebration will take place on Nov. 2, 2014, in conjunction with the 125th anniversary of North Dakota statehood.
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Skip to comments.First Humans To Settle Americas Came From Europe, Not From Asia Over Bering Strait -
Posted on 07/16/2008 8:02:06 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Land-ice Bridge, New Research Suggests --
Research by a Valparaiso University geography professor and his students on the creation of Kankakee Sand Islands of Northwest Indiana is lending support to evidence that the first humans to settle the Americas came from Europe, a discovery that overturns decades of classroom lessons that nomadic tribes from Asia crossed a Bering Strait land-ice bridge. Valparaiso is a member of the Council on Undergraduate Research.
Dr. Ron Janke began studying the origins of the Kankakee Sand Islands a series of hundreds of small, moon-shaped dunes that stretch from the southern tips of Lake and Porter counties in Northwest Indiana into northeastern Illinois about 12 years ago. Over the past few years, approximately a dozen Valparaiso undergraduates have worked with Dr. Janke to create the first detailed maps of the Kankakee Sand Islands, study their composition and survey wildlife and plants inhabiting the islands.
Based upon the long-held belief that most of the upper Midwest was covered by a vast ice sheet up until about 10,000 years ago, Dr. Janke said he and other scientists surmised the Kankakee Sand Islands were created by sand in meltwater from the receding glacier.
That belief was challenged, however, when he and his students discovered a year and a half ago that the islands were composed of sand that had come from Lake Michigan something that should have been impossible with the Valparaiso Moraine standing between the lake and the Kankakee Sand Islands.
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That's heresy to the Injins. Remember how they tried to keep Kennewick man from being studies, especially after they figured out he looked like Patrick Stewart?
I just have one question. Where my casino?
very interesting.
"native americans" will be protesting.
So, Native Americans may be descended from eeeeeeevil Europeans? I have to get my popcorn ready...
and the clinton administration helped the indians out,
against the wishes of the archaeological community.
The native Americans when the first colonists came here in the 1600s did not look chinese and they did not look european.
I think it was more heavily Mongol in heritage, but that's just a matter of numbers and genetics.
Yep. The later Asian/Mongoloid migrations perpetrated genocide on the earlier European settlers.
GGG Ping
The Klinton administration was not kind to the northwest considering spotted owls, justice department lawsuits, and such.
Makes you wonder why there are so many demos around here. Just stupidity, I guess.
I am Italian and German descent. I demand reparations!!!
Were they French?
An old professor of Indian migration that I once knew was scorned by most of his professional colleagues for stating that at least some Native American tribes moved here from somewhere other than the popular Bering Straight land-bridge source.
To agree with the orthodox view is to scorn the ancient people as inferior and incapable of moving over large bodies of water. While comforting to the superiority complex of modern man, it does not explain how evidence of the existence of ancient man in islands which could not have been reached by land bridges also weakens the orthodox theory that 100% of ancient man in places connected by land bridges could only have migrated in such manner.
Nope! They were exposed to the diseases of the invading Asiatic hordes , who then stole their land, after they hunted all the megafauna to extinction , that the Caucasian indigenous peoples depended upon for their cul de sac bbqs.
Hmmmm, a fair amount of my lineage is Native American. I guess that all my lineage may be European...
I am Italian and German descent. I demand reparations!!! ................... You will have to fight for them, but being Italian and German means you start the fight and and surrender right away?
Damn whitey has stuck his nose in about everything in the past 2000 years.
I read an article a few years ago that stated that most of the "full blooded" members of "Indian" tribes common to the northeastern United States had some European DNA. I guess they were on to something.
Thanks FTNY for the topic and indcons for the ping ...alas...
Research Casts New Light On History Of North America
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Actually, it is almost certain that most American Indians today are descended from Asians--genetics bear that out. So what it really means is that the ancestors of current American Indians wiped out the earlier inhabitants of North America, who were European.
How's that for popcorn? Reparations anyone?
I recall dating a young lady in college who was full-blooded Sioux Indian. She repeatedly told me that the Sioux were not related to other Indian tribes, and were in her words "genetically Caucasian."
Being more concerned with the fact that she was quite good-looking and a lot of fun to be with, I paid very little mind to the veracity of her genetic claims - they made no difference to me.
I wonder now if her story had some truth to it.
"So, Native Americans may be descended from eeeeeeevil Europeans?"
Not so hard to believe. Remember how F-Troop's Indians looked Italian?.......
Considering that a fair amount of my ancestry is American Indian, this has possibilites. The rest of my lineage is German, English, and Scot. Maybe a new name is in order. Hans Littlefeather. Angus Running Deer. Hmmmmmm....
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So...does your German half owe your Italian half reparations for the massacre of Roman troops, or does your Italian half owe reparations to your German half for trying to subjugate and exploit your German ancestors?
I don't know. Could have been a Post-Columbian result.
Fascinating read. Believe it or not PBS had a show suggesting Salutrians were the first to arrive in America by navigating the ice flows in the Atlantic..
The Lakota Originally moved out onto the plains from the eastern areas of Minnesota and possibly more eastern than than that if traced to their true origins. This might also shed some light on the physical differences between the eastern and western tribes and could also account for the language separations.
A through genetic study of of tribes across the nation could lead to a genome mapping and possible migration trail of the tribes. It would interesting to see where the outfall of asian and european influences occur.
An old professor of Indian migration that I once knew was scorned by most of his professional colleagues for stating that at least some Native American tribes moved here from somewhere other than the popular Bering Straight land-bridge source.
To agree with the orthodox view is to scorn the ancient people as inferior and incapable of moving over large bodies of water. While comforting to the superiority complex of modern man, it does not explain how evidence of the existence of ancient man in islands which could not have been reached by land bridges also weakens the orthodox theory that 100% of ancient man in places connected by land bridges could only have migrated in such manner.
Some, perhaps.
However, one of the major haplotypes R1a1-1 dates back to the late upper Paleolithic, maybe 17 or 18K years ago. Of course R1a1-1 mutations occurred in Europe at varying times afterward.
Most of the ancestors of Europeans were living on the edge of the ice and south (in Europe) at the last glacial maximum.
I was being a bit facetious regarding genocide of "Europeans" though. The population of North America would probably have been much to sparse to make killing your neighbor hundreds of miles away worthwhile.
Whether it was a comet, disease, or whatever, the fact that they were here is not something the so-called native peoples are willing to contemplate, whether for spiritual or, more likely, economic reasons. Some people just like being victims because it is so profitable.
Note: this topic is from 07/16/2008. Thanks Free ThinkerNY.
So the Sand people were here first? They'll be back, and in greater numbers.
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Both Zyrtec (cetrizine) and Allegra (fexofenadine) are antihistamines. Zyrtec is effective at combating hives, while Allegra is most often used to treat the symptoms of hay fever. Both medications work well, but their effect may vary upon individual response. Always consult your doctor regarding its use
Q. Is allegra available over the counter?
Yes, it is available over-counter.


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Bob Liodice, president and chief executive officer, ANA, facilitated a conversation between Eduardo Conrado, senior vice president and chief marketing officer, Motorola Solutions Inc., Gary Elliott, vice president, corporate marketing, Hewlett-Packard Company, and Tom Haas, chief marketing officer, Siemens Corporation, about the challenges facing CMOs today.
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The Medium Saddle Bag in Grainy Bonded Leather
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- The Saddle Bag in grainy leather bonded to suede for a smooth interior. With utilitarian details, the Italian-made bag is inspired by military designs from the Burberry Heritage Archive.
- 32.5 x 16 x 23cm/12.8 x 6.3 x 9.1in
- Min. shoulder strap length: 71.5cm/28.1in
- Max. shoulder strap length: 81.5cm/32.1in
- Outer: 100% calf leather
- Lining: 100% suede
- One exterior flap pocket
- One central zip compartment
- One interior zip pocket
- Rolled leather handles
- Detachable shoulder strap
- Magnetic stud closure
- Hand-painted edges
- Polished metal hardware
- Embossed Burberry lettering at front
- Made in Italy
Item 39809501
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