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The Seattle Police Department Canine Unit is made up of a sergeant, a training officer and 13 handler officers. Of those officers assigned a dog, 10 officers handle generalist or patrol dogs, two handle narcotics detection dogs and one handles a bomb detection dog. The patrol dogs work at night but are subject to callouts during the day. All three detection dogs work varied shifts depending on the needs of the department.
The K9 training officer works with the generalist teams providing ongoing training, which includes obedience, tracking, and both area and building searches. The narcotics and bomb detection dogs participate in regular ongoing training with several local agencies.
Patrol dogs are used to find criminal suspects. They search buildings and open areas, track suspects that have fled from a crime scene and locate any evidence that a suspect leaves behind. Using their keen sense of smell, a patrol dog can search faster, safer, with less manpower, and more accurately than officers can alone.
The generalist teams work with patrol and are assigned throughout the city during nighttime hours. Along with their tracking duties the K9 officers also provide support for patrol officers responding to 911 calls and handling on view activity. A specially trained generalist team responds to SWAT call outs and assists when needed.
There are two narcotics teams in the K9 Unit. These dogs are trained to find the scent of marijuana, heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine. The teams are responsible for locating narcotics that have been hidden in houses, cars, and buried in yards. The dogs are also used to obtain search warrants. These teams work with the Narcotics Unit, Major Crimes Task Force, Precinct Anti-Crime Teams, and Patrol.
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rubberguy (03-21-2012)
I don't find this even remotely amusing. It's an atrocity--Not the fact that he has died, but that so many people DO find this amusing.
Big Bamboo! (03-20-2012), HeavyToka (03-21-2012)
Mr. Grin (03-21-2012)
Not remotely funny! Very sad that people find another human being burning to death funny!
HeavyToka (03-21-2012)
The title of this subforum - Funny Videos - is sort of ambiguous. It's really a catch-all for videos that are not sex or celebrity related, not necessarily videos that are in some way amusing or intended to provoke laughter. I'm going to leave it for now and let cayne make a ruling on it.
Classyvixenart! (03-21-2012), swingline (03-22-2012)
didn`t clicked to watrch the vid, anyways:
an average train in Indonesia. people on their way to work to Jakarta. most of those who are on the roof have a ticket, but no seat - indonesian railway spends too few money on coaches
(btw. - average ride (literally) is way above an hour)
an this is what the railway company is building (they say to stop fare-beating...)
german report:
high voltage or concrete - which way is "worse"?
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Big Bamboo! (03-28-2012), Classyvixenart! (03-21-2012), J3scribe (03-28-2012), swingline (03-22-2012)
That's insane.
agreed not funny and the fact im eatting bbq and saw this even more unfunny
I've seen similar videos...indeed not funny, but yeah this forum is not only for funny videos, I think I should either rename this forum, or just focus on FUNNY videos...hmm..
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We might not agree with everything Tea Party member Sen. Ted Cruz has to say, but one thing he is right on is his description of President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, as a "train wreck."
The rollout of Obamacare has proven to be problematic enough to force the president to address the media, which he did Monday, saying "Nobody is more frustrated than I am."
"Problematic" is actually being nice. And it's safe to say Mr. Obama's frustration is matched by that of anyone who has encountered problems when shopping online for healthcare. This is a program uninsured Americans have to, by law, sign up for; there is no Plan B. And if that's the case, the rollout should've been as simple and problem-free as humanly possible. But it isn't.
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Angelina Jolie's decision to get tested for a breast cancer gene mutation, undergo a double mastectomy and then write about it is the latest example of news that could affect Supreme Court justices' views.
WASHINGTON — Could Angelina Jolie influence the Supreme Court?
The Hollywood star's decision to get tested for a breast cancer gene mutation, undergo a double mastectomy and then write about it calls attention to a case now pending before the court.
The justices have just weeks to decide if Myriad Genetics' patent on the two genes that can identify an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer is legal. Critics complain that the company's monopoly leaves it as the sole source of the $4,000 tests needed to determine each woman's risk.
It's not the only high-profile case pending before the court that could be influenced by current events:
• The justices must rule by late June on California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the nation's largest state. Since oral arguments in late March, three additional states — Minnesota, Rhode Island and Delaware — have legalized gay marriage, and Illinois isn't far behind.
• The court also must decide whether a key part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 should be thrown out because it subjects nine states and parts of six others, mostly in the South, to federal oversight based on a 40-year-old formula. In recent months, civil rights lawyers have helped several municipalities remove themselves from the list in order to show the law is self-correcting.
MORE: Supreme Court to make crucial rulings on race
It's not clear the justices can be swayed by developments that don't change the legal questions before them. In most cases, they vote in private conference just days after the oral arguments, then spend months writing the decisions and dissents.
What is clear is that the nine men and women on the court take note of current events, often commenting on them in their remarks and opinions. They also change their votes after the post-argument conferences in some cases.
Summarizing his dissent in an Arizona immigration case from the bench last June, Justice Antonin Scalia referred to a recent Obama administration decision benefiting the children of illegal immigrants. He even quoted President Obama's remarks from a press conference held 10 days earlier.
And days later, Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the court's four liberal justices to uphold Obama's health care law after reportedly changing his mind during months of intense internal debate.
Instances such as those give advocates on both sides of court cases hope that outside events can play a decisive role on internal deliberations.
"Until the decision is rendered, it is important to show forward momentum," said Fred Sainz, vice president for communications at the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay and lesbian rights group. "They don't live on an island where there's no TV and newspapers."
Jolie's revelation wasn't part of an organized effort to influence the justices, and it's not even clear whose side she helps in the precedent-setting gene patent case.
The news sent Myriad's stock soaring Tuesday by calling attention to the genetic tests available for increased cancer risk. The company performs about 250,000 tests a year, and more than 1 million women have been tested.
"My assumption is at this point that the case probably has as much attention from the Supreme Court as it's going to get," said Hans Sauer, deputy general counsel for intellectual property at the Biotechnology Industry Organization. "The justices are already thinking about the case."
But critics of Myriad's exclusive gene patent say Jolie's case also shows that women with wealth and power can get the test, while others may be unaware of its existence or lack health insurance to cover its cost.
"We certainly do believe that public opinion matters," said Karuna Jaggar, executive director of Breast Cancer Action. On the other hand, she said, "We don't think we're going to bully the Supreme Court into a decision."
On gay marriage and voting rights, advocates are more hopeful that they can have an impact. Those cases have received the most public scrutiny among the 79 on the court's 2012-13 docket.
Proponents of "marriage equality" helped arrange state legislative calendars so that several states would vote to legalize same-sex marriage in the midst of the court's decision-making. During oral arguments, several justices --including Anthony Kennedy, the likely swing vote -- expressed concern that the gay marriage movement remained in its infancy.
"It was purposeful," Sainz said. "We want to give the justices clear comfort that they are not pioneers."
Kennedy has factored in states' actions in past cases, such as his 2003 decision to invalidate sodomy laws in 13 states and his 2005 ruling that swept aside juvenile death penalty statutes in 20 states. Here, however, 38 states remain without gay marriage.
"If anyone is pushing the states to influence Justice Kennedy in favor of same-sex marriage, it may well backfire," said John Eastman, chairman of the National Organization for Marriage. "The trend ... is hardly overwhelming."
Similarly, defenders of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act have helped to line up municipalities whose clean record on discrimination for at least 10 years enables them to "bail out" of the provision's requirement that they check all voting changes in advance with the federal government.
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Venetian Rolled Pizza
- Flour, for dusting
- 1 pound pizza dough
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
- 7 ounces prosciutto, thinly sliced
- 1 cup (about 1 1/2 ounces) torn baby spinach
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Kosher salt, for seasoning
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Position an oven rack in the lower 1/3 of the oven and preheat to 425 degrees F.
On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the pizza dough to a 12 to 14-inch diameter circle, about 1/4-inch thick. Sprinkle 1/2 of the mozzarella over the dough. Arrange the prosciutto over the cheese in a single layer. Sprinkle with the spinach. Top with the remaining cheese. Take 1 end of the circle and roll the dough up into a thin cylinder, gently folding in the ends. Brush the dough with the olive oil and season with the salt. Place the dough, seam side down, on a parchment lined baking sheet and bake for 25 minutes until the top is golden brown. Allow the pizza to cool for 10 minutes. Using a serrated knife, cut the pizza into 3/4-inch pieces and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Giada De Laurentiis, 2008
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No trucks in city
To the Journal editor:
Just recently, Don Potvin wrote about not allowing heavy truck traffic in the city limit roads. I support that for sure. Living on Wright Street, I have been exposed to that kind of traffic for 20 plus years.
When Wright Street was four lanes, it was a dangerous road to travel on. Most of traffic was going beyond the speed limit. With the big trucks it made it even worse.
In time they ruined the road. Just a couple of years ago it was changed to two lane traffic with a turn lane. That has helped but with big trucks plus logging trucks it has not improved the wear and tear on the road. Now add Rio Tinto trucks and you will be lucky to even drive on Wright Street. As of now, I have counted thousands of cars and trucks passing my house and adding more big trucks will be a disaster to say the least. But not only Wright Street. Imagine coming down the Big Bay Road.
Then coming to the intersection of where Northern Michigan University is. Even with the traffic light it's going to be a mess. Anyone using Tourist Park will have a hard time getting in and out of the park. I hope citizens of Marquette will realize the terrible congestion that is already here and adding more trucks is insane.
Please encourage the city commissioners to stop the truck traffic and keep the roads safe for regular traffic only. I've traveled quite a bit around the country and found that heavy trucks were rerouted away from regular traffic.
Why County Road 595 was not approved is amazing to me still. When I went to the meeting at NMU, 90 percent of those there supported it. The governor's office, our state representatives as well as our government senator and congressman, the sheriff's department, city and township officials. People from outside this area made that decision. What a mistake.
So, in conclusion, make your voice heard and lets get the big trucks off our city streets.
William Maki


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Comments: This is a very comfortable string. I might use it again. I am using this string as a cross with natural
gut mains. This is the most comfortable poly cross that I ever used. It is also very slippery and allows the mains to snap
From: Charles, 7/15
Comments: I've been playing with this string for about 4 years. First on Head racquets at 55 lbs. The spin is
nice and the durability is great. This year I changed racquets to the Dunlop 500 Tour at 46 lbs. The power is very nice, but
durability was shorter due to less tension, the control was a little lower, but it's still a great string. I would not change it
From: Luis, 11/12
Comments: This is a very comfortable string. I hybrid this string with the OG Sheep 16g at 55 lbs on my
Drive GT. I love especially the soft feel and the ball pocketing. The spin is good as well.
From: Jeremie, 10/12
Comments: Terrific string. I tried a friends racquet that had this string in the mains and Gosen OG sheep
micro 17 in the crosses at 52lbs. I then strung my racquet with this hybrid setup at 52lbs and it felt a little tight and
lacked some power. Then I strung it at 51lbs and it feels and plays great. I find this hybrid setup very good for doubles
play. Comfortable yet crisp feel, and very accurate. Does have good spin but not a high powered string.
From: John, 5/12
Comments: Full bed Polylon Comfort 17 at 45 lbs in a Dunlop 100G 4D (90 square inch
head size). I've been stringing for 6+ years and have tried pretty much the
full spectrum of strings (and many racquets). Modern polys, synthetic guts,
multifilaments, and their various combinations in hybrids, in my opinion, have their unique general characteristics that
hold true regardless of price. However the unique construction of this string seems to truly blunt the harshness of a
monofilament poly while maintaining spin potential,
tension, and durability. Good job Gosen!
From: Flip, 11/11
Comments: I got this string yesterday and I put it on my three racquets. The first one is the Wilson Sting
85 version; this is a kind of soft racquet for its high percentage of graphite. I put it on the main and NRG2 on the cross.
(60/62lb) I found this string give me enough power(not too much) and control, but less feel than the Klip Kboom/NRG
hybrid. Secondly, I put it on my Jack Pro Staff 85 (SV) at the same tension, the feel and comfort is perfect but I found
this string give me much more power than ALU Power Rough/NRG2 hybrid. After finding that, I cut the string and
increased the tension to 65/65, then I felt better control. However, it was still a bit too much power. And the third
racquet I put this string on is a POG 90. Still with NRG2 hybrid I found this string works perfectly. Enough but not too
much power, nice control, and also good comfort and feel. This is just some experiences for me.
From: Alex. 8/11
Comments: I've tried a lot of poly strings. Unfortunately, the ultra stiff polys did in my elbow. Still I
loved the control a good poly provides. Using the USRSA string DB, I discovered the Gosen Polyon Comfort 17, which is
only a few points stiffer than my favorite string, Gosen SM 17. So I created a hybrid of Polyon 17 comfort mains and SM
17 crosses. Strung at 63 mains and 62 crosses in a Prince Hybrid Shark MP. Power, comfort and control. Good for
roughly 12-14 hours before the poly went dead. If the brand name polys hurt your arm, this one is worth a try.
From: Anon, 01/11
Comments: These strings can be good depending what you want in a poly. First off, I strung this Polylon
Comfort 17 at 56 lbs on a 98 sq inch racquet and I was having arm trouble. My old tennis elbow started to kick in again
especially on the serves. Maybe 56 lbs was too tight but I didn't like it. It got mushy very fast. The spin however is
average or better and it hold tension very well. It really felt like it was still 56 lbs after it was on the racquet for a month
with about 10-15hrs of playing time. As for power, not much for this poly since it got mushy quicker than I thought. I
think this string is perfect for string breakers and those who love poly. After playing with Poly Star Energy 1.25, I don't
want to try anything else.
From: Cho, MN, USA, 10/10
Comments: I've tried a few polyester strings and in my opinion these strings were the worst of what I've
tried. This string was NOT easy on my arm. My elbows started hurting five minutes after I started playing with it. The
strings don't move if that's what you're looking for but, in my opinion I'd go with the big bangers.
From: Eric, Los Angeles, CA, USA. 11/06
Comments: I love this string because it's durable, fairly cheap, has good power and feel,
comfortable, spin friendly, and they do not move! Try them out - I doubt you will be disappointed.
From: Kevin, San Diego, CA 04/06
Comments: This string will give you comfort, spin, durability and controlled power. Also, the strings
do not move and produces a pop in sound when you make contact with the ball. Tennis players should try this
From: Ron, Fort Wayne, IN, USA. 2/06
Comments: I use a Yonex Tour MP-5 with Gosen Polylon Comfort 17G on the mains and Gosen
OG Sheep Micro 17G (unbranded as it's a lot cheaper) on the crosses all strung at 26KGs. If you can imagine
driving your favourite sports car, this is how these strings handle. Lovely crisp feel, lots of control and the strings
hardly move at all! I can't comment about durability as I've only recently strung my racquet, however as its a
polyester, I'm expecting the string to be very good in this department.
From: Peter, London, United Kingdom 01/06
Comments: This string is great! It plays softer and is more comfortable that any
other polys that I have tried. After playing about 6 hours, it shows minimal notching. This
string does not move. No question in my mind that this string is durable. This string has bite
and feel without the dead arm problems Kevlar presents. I used a hybrid job with
Polycomfort in the mains (63 lbs) and Prince Original Synthetic 16g in the crosses (62lbs. )I
play with a Fischer Pro Extreme FT, which is a pretty spin friendly racquet to begin with.
The only drawbacks are stringing is difficult, as with all polys. But, as far other polys, this one
was probably the easiest to string. It does lose tension faster that synthetic. But, again this
string does not lose tension as fast as other poly strings.
I am a 4.0 player S/V singles and 4.0 doubles player.
From: Rod, Orange County, CA, USA. 3/04
Comments: I'm a 4.5 player, and play mostly from the baseline. I bought 2 Head
i.Radicals strung at 62 lbs. One was strung with Luxilon ALU Big Banger and this Gosen
Polylon Comfort 17 to see how they compare head to head. I totally expected the Luxilon to
play very well (with all the great reviews and higher cost) and they did, only the Gosen felt
even better. It even had a little more pop than the Luxilon and when you really hit hard, the
Gosen gives you that extra control. It seems to hold on to the ball a little longer to help you
guide the shot better. When you hit with this string, it sounds so good you won't believe it.
The great thing about this string is how inexpensive it is, and being a polyester string, you
would think it would be stiff, but it's actually a pretty soft string compared to other polys. Also,
on a somewhat dense string pattern, this 17-gauge string gives me plenty of spin when I
need it. I'm totally sold on this string, plus it's been quite durable. I've played with it a total of
about 10 hard hitting hours and there's been no wear whatsoever. Overall, the ALU Big
Bangers are great, but this Gosen is much better and cheaper.
From: Paul, Fairfax, VA, USA. 2/04
Comments: I've tried a few of the poly's that are out there and it always seemed
to be the same story, nice spin but too much power and limited control. Based on a
recommendation from a buddy, I recently purchased the Polylon Comfort 17's, only strung it
a couple of pounds less than I strung my NXT strings. I can't believe I'm saying this about a
poly, but here goes: Great feel, great spin, nice pop when you need it but not overwhelming
power. I play with the i.Radical OS @ 64lbs, I like to swing through the ball and can generate
plenty of my own power, I don't want a string that adds to the power that already comes from
today's rackets and what I can bring to the court. This string does exactly that. It
compliments your game while giving you the confidence to be able to swing out. The only
thing I haven't completely mastered with these strings is the slice, but I'm sure that after a
few more hours on the court it'll come back around. The greatest thing is that there's no
more string adjust
From: Jason, Los Angeles, CA. 9/03


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Topic: Recommended web host for a student project? Noob friendliness needed!
Hi there
I'm doing a rails app for my degree project and want to get it live, mainly so other people can see it. So, my priorities for a web server are:
- cheapness (sub $10 a month)
- helpfulness (i've been ruby/railing for only about 6 weeks and have never done any prior web dev so am still fairly unsure about what i'm doing a lot of the time)
- reliability with sub-massive amounts of data/traffic (i'm not expecting to make the next twitter, though that would of course be cool)
Can anyone recommend a server? Normally i know railsmachine get recommended but they're out of my amateur league. Are bluehost good? Was tempted by them.
Any advice welcome, preferably from other ex-newbies who've stumbled their way through this sort of thing before.
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Sports news from the Pollock, SD area.
Posted 2/11/13 (Mon)
By Jeff Kosters
The Herreid/Selby Area Wolverines traveled to Onida last week Tuesday to face the Sully Buttes Chargers in a YTC contest. The Chargers brought in a 7-6 record, while the Wolverines were 7-7 entering the contest.
The first quarter was extremely fast paced, with both teams getting off to good starts, especially from behind the arc. The quarter featured five lead changes in the opening two minutes of the quarter and a total of eight three pointers, with five of those eight coming from the Wolverines. Five different players would hit threes in the quarter and Herreid/Selby Area would lead 26-21 after one.
The second quarter would be much slower paced. Lane Rossow and Brayden Wittler would exchange buckets before a Brady Vander Vorst three would give the Wolverines a 31-23 lead with two minutes gone in the quarter. Scott Senftner and Cody Nelson would each hit buckets to cut the lead in half, but Dakota Thorstenson and Cooper Schaefbauer would do the same and the lead would be right back to eight at 35-27 with three and a half left in the third. Lewis Hofer would hit the game's next three buckets to give the Chargers a mini 6-0 run and cut the lead to two at 35-33 with 90 seconds left. Nick Larson would hit a three pointer with just less than a minute left to close out the scoring and the Wolverines would lead 38-33 going into the break.
The third quarter would start off with Lane Rossow hitting a three pointer to push the lead back to eight. Josh Lamb and Kennedy Kosters would exchange buckets and a Larson free throw would push the lead to nine, the largest at that point. Wittler would answer with a three to cut it to six and following a Zach Geller bucket, Wittler would hit another three to cut it to five at 46-41 with three minutes left in the third. Following a Geller free throw to make it 47-41, Senftner would have an opportunity to cut it to three with a couple free throws, but both would miss to leave the lead at six. Rossow would end the quarter just like he started it, nailing another three with eight seconds left to make it 50-41 at the end of three.
The Chargers would score the first points of the fourth quarter on a Hofer bucket to cut it to seven, but that would be as close as they would get the rest of the way and the Wolverines would come away with a 69-57 victory.
The Wolverines were led by Larson's 19 points, four assists and three steals. Thorstenson added twelve points and pulled down 18 rebounds; Rossow had eleven points, Brady Vander Vorst nine points and four assists; Geller eight points and Cooper Schaefbauer seven points and six assists.21 of Herreid/Selby Area's 27 free throw attempts came in the fourth quarter; while they converted16 of them for the contest. Sully Buttes attempted 16 and converted eleven.
The Chargers were led by Brayden Wittler's 23 points; with Senftner adding 14, Hofer 13, Lamb nine and Cody Nelson two points.


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I'm here, but all I'm hearing is music!

I'm here, but all I'm hearing is music!

dont suppose theres any way you could raise the volume? <
dont suppose theres any way you could raise the volume?

Is it better for you?

Is it better for you?

Conversations like this are a sanctuary in which people
Conversations like this are a sanctuary in which people can be trusting enough, honest enough, vulnerable enough to provide a vision of possibility for the way we can build community in the midst of the diversity which so often divides. Thank you.

You're most welcome. We hope to continue for many years
You're most welcome. We hope to continue for many years to come.

The code of civility offered by Jim Wallis and the
The code of civility offered by Jim Wallis and the Sojourners Community might be a good link for listeners to Being and/or HuffPo Religion

I am interested in your thoughts on empathy. Recently a
I am interested in your thoughts on empathy. Recently a number of friends and colleagues have been talking about this of late. Insights?

I am in a neuroscience class and one of the things we've
I am in a neuroscience class and one of the things we've been discussing is that we may be hardwired for empathy through mirror neurons. It's fascinating....Marco Iacoboni has a book out on mirror neurons that you might find helpful.

Wow, what a great surprise! Thanks to Trent who I've
Wow, what a great surprise! Thanks to Trent who I've appreciated without knowing it; now I do. Another example of dialouge that gives me hope and truth about the human heart.

Can we get notified a little earlier next time? I didn't
Can we get notified a little earlier next time? I didn't check email early this morning and only got to hear the last half hour or so. At least 24 hours would be very helpful.
Thanks. Great conversation. I especially loved what Krista told the director of WDET about including religious people in not-directly-religious conversations. Super important idea. As usual for Being.

Sure thing. We've also been promoting this stream through
Sure thing. We've also been promoting this stream through Twitter and Facebook, but the live stream of Krista moderating the plenary session at the Clinton Global Initiative also was being promoted. It's a tricky balance because if we send a notice too early then many people forget; if I send multiple reminders others find it invasive. I'll keep trying to find that right balance though. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, an exciting presentation
Thank you, thank you, thank you, an exciting presentation. I am very excited about the new name Being! I listen to you, Krista, on my ipod and especially love the unedited presentations. You help me grow and keep my horizons wide and open and compassionate. I am a discalced secular Carmelite, age 76 but oh so young at heart!
Blessings to you Krista, your whole team and your family. How blest your children are to have such a mom. I pray you good health and continued good listening to your inner voice.

You're enthusiasm is infectious!

You're enthusiasm is infectious!

Thanks for posting this for those of us who did not see
Thanks for posting this for those of us who did not see the eMail until after the fact ...

I tried to listen to this, but the reverb of the sound
I tried to listen to this, but the reverb of the sound was terrible - couldn't concentrate on what was said because there was a split-second delay before the same word was heard again. How disappointing!

Thank you for this wonderful interview. I am honored to
Thank you for this wonderful interview. I am honored to write for the Religion page of HuffingtonPost and am grateful for the opportunity to join this important conversation.

Enlightening interview. Stretching the understanding of
Enlightening interview. Stretching the understanding of religions in a nonthreatening way will build the much needed bridges. The polarization caused by focusing on differences must end, as must the need to be right. If we can agree to disagree with civility so many great things can be accomplished for so many. Changing the name of the show will hopefully bring all the more to the discussion. Thank you for reminding us that these are both challenging and hopeful times.

What if it is found that from the perspective of truth,
What if it is found that from the perspective of truth, (truth being the compilation of acquired knowledge through time; ie.... the world is now round instead of flat...), there are right and wrong traditions of belief ? That even in all the metaphoric interpretation of all the diverse strands of human searching for understanding and meaning there will emerge new discoveries that will take closer to reality and force us to leave old and even harmful ideas behind; ie. good and bad beliefs. Then choices must be made.
I have been watching and listening to SOF since the beginning and have noticed the obvious evolution. It seems that underlying the stage upon which the cacophony of spiritual music is played is a foundation of the fundamental need for unification; to bring all the divergent faiths and creeds and philosophies into some new harmony. While I keep hearing the call for more to come to ,"the Discussion", I see the planet spin constant and steady toward darkness.
Is what we're doing here exploration? Or are we trying to survive ?


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Organic India, Tulsi Holy Basil Tea, Caffeine-Free, Ginger, 18 Infusion Bags, 1.14 oz (32.4 g)
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Phoenix tea is one of the most difficult tea to brew. No matter a light, medium or high fired; aged, new harvested; Ming Cong, plantation; High mountain, low river side; Rock based, or just plain red earth....etc.
So, how do you brew yours? Would it be wonderful to build a little archive for the new comers for some guide lines?
Here are some bottom lines I can throw out, and please feel free to chip in:
1. From which vendor, farmer, source.
2. Date of Harvest
3. Elevation
4. Soil based
5. Which area
6. Kind. eg: Wudong, cinnamon, honey, almond, orchid....etc
7. Fired level
8. Bush age
9. Grade
10. breathing tea before brewing
Brewing vessel, water:
1. Water source
2. Aged or fresh
3. How you boil your water
4. Temp. for the first 5 steeping
5. What kind of brewing vessel, eg: Aged yixing, what clay, size, shape. Giawan or tea bowl?
6. What kind of cup to drink from, eg: wide mouth, lotus cup, how old, what material....
Brewing Parameter:
Amount of leaves. Rinse time, set time, infusing time, Height of water pouring, hitting spots.... etc
Result of the brew:
Color, aroma, texture, mouth feel and effects of the brew, how many brews?
Drinking time of the day, High/low humidity, rainy or sunny?
Brewer experience:
Here is what I had recently:
1. From which vendor, farmer, source: Man klan in Phoenix
2. Date of Harvest: 2005
3. Elevation: 1500m West
4. Soil based: Rock
5. Which area: Phoenix mountain range, near head.
6. Kind. eg: Wudong, cinnamon, honey, almond, orchid....etc: White leave
7. Fired level: light to medium 15%
8. Bush age: 200+yrs
9. Grade: 1st (only harvested in late April or early May) Once a year.
10. breathing tea before brewing: 3 days
Brewing vessel, water:
1. Water source: Poland Spring
2. Aged or fresh: 2 days
3. How you boil your water: Electric Water Boiler
4. Temp. for the first 5 steeping: shrimp eyes, rinse. 3 mins set for 1-5th brew.
5. What kind of brewing vessel, eg: Aged yixing, what clay, size, shape. Giawan or tea bowl? 80s yixing, wide bottom, only for light dc brewing. 120 ml.
6. What kind of cup to drink from, eg: wide mouth, lotus cup, how old, what material.... tall Japanese blue and white before WW2
Brewing Parameter:
Amount: half full
Rinse time: Flash
Set time: 30 sec
infusing time: Flash till 3rd then add 5 sec
Height of water pouring: chest level
Hitting spots: Rims around
Result of the brew:
Color: light burnt amber
Aroma: Honey, lychee, peach nectar, dry seaweed, roasted rice syrup candy, dough, little bite and stripping teeth.
Texture: almost full, clean
Mouth feel: Refreshing, awaken, sweet and floral at the back
Effects of the brew: Still a little bite, too less firing to age, cleansing.
How many brews: 8th stop, not too good for stomach....
Drinking time of the day: Afternoon after snack
High/low humidity: 60s% hum, 40s temp
Rainy or sunny? mild with clouds
Brewer experience: 9 yrs.
Hope this is not boring.... : P


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Baseball - Boys Varsity
Berkshire School has a rich baseball tradition — the school has fielded a team every year since Seaver Buck founded the Berkshire in 1907, and the crack-of-the-bat can still be heard under the Mountain over one hundred years later. The Bears play a 20-game regular season, which includes 14 games in the Western New England Prep Baseball League (WNEPBL). In order to prepare for the season the program offers a spring trip in March for both JV and varsity players to Florida.
The 2016 Berkshire varsity team finished with a 13-1 regular season record which allowed the Bears to clinch the number one seed for the Young Division of the WNEPBL. After an exciting 10-8 win in the semi-final game, the Bears advanced to the championship. Starting pitcher Brian Rodriguez '16 held Cheshire to one hit and the Bears took a lead into the sixth inning, but ultimately they came up short in the final innings. Berkshire finished this memorable season with an overall record of 14-2 and the league recognized several players for their individual contributions, which included the two top prizes for our division. Brian Rodriguez '16 was named Player of the Year for the Young Division and Brenden Cournoyer '17 was named Pitcher of the Year for the Young Division. In addition, Matt Koopman '17 and Drew Pitcher '17 both were selected to the WNEPBL all-star team. Sam Boorstyn '17 and Kevin Doody '16 were both named to the Second Team. With a good core of returners and some quality additions for the 2017 season, the Bears look to once again be competitive in the league.
Overall, playing quality baseball is our focus, and we are looking for players who want to compete, work hard, and do what is necessary for team success. We prepare our players for the next level, which includes working with each player interested in playing in college to find a school and program that is a good fit. Former Berkshire players are currently playing for University of Connecticut, University of Louisville, Northeastern University, University of Maine, Sacred Heart University, and Dickinson College.


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BBQ Blitz™
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SUPER Cute & Great for Preschoolers!
My kids LOVE BBQ Blitz! SUPER fun and incredibly simple. Great for young kids because you don't have to know how to read and there are not a lot of rules. Great for...Read complete review
My kids LOVE BBQ Blitz! SUPER fun and incredibly simple. Great for young kids because you don't have to know how to read and there are not a lot of rules. Great for matching/sorting and fine motor skills. My husband & I even love playing it! Definitely recommend - this is a simple and great game!
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My grandson loved Sneaky Snacky Squirrel so we were really looking forward to another fun and engaging game for a pre-reader. BBQ Blitz was really rather boring and didn't hold his interest at all. ...Read complete review
My grandson loved Sneaky Snacky Squirrel so we were really looking forward to another fun and engaging game for a pre-reader. BBQ Blitz was really rather boring and didn't hold his interest at all. WE only played it once - and doubt that we will play it again. Very disappointing.
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Love this game!
By Jen
from Grayslake, IL
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about Games>Preschool Games BBQ Blitz!®:
We love this game! It's our go to birthday present now. We have so much fun!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Fantastic High Quality Game!!
By Tacky Gram
from Gladwin, Michigan
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent, Homeschooling
Pieces are very solid, durable, and impressively high quality--even the cardboard "plates" have stood up to an obsessive 4 year old for hours and still look brand new! The box is part of the game (leaving a smaller environmental footprint!) The game comes with instructions, and a list of variations, to ensure that you can add some spice to the game as the child grows.Helps with memory, and fine motor skills and she just LOVES to play with it! I am so very happy that I purchased this game--it is just perfect for her at 4 years old!
I would buy this again
By Mom
from Boston, MA
My 3 year old and 1.5 year old love the game. Wish the plates were made of plastic as would be more durable than the cardboard they are made of, although we have had no problems so far. Would highly recommend.
By KJ Gomez
from Torrance, CA
About Me Occupational Therapist
I am a pediatric occupational therapist, and I love this game! I've used this game with diverse populations in various settings (school-based, early intervention, and in community integration programs); it's a big hit! My clients frequently request to play this game, and they are motivated to play it multiple times! I've used it to develop visual motor and perceptual skills, forearm control (palm-up to palm-down movements), and have modified it to target hand/finger strengthening.
My almost 3 year old loves this game!
By AD Vela
from lawndale, ca
About Me First Time Parent, No Hassle Mom, Stay At Home Parent
I was given this toy to see if my son liked it.. He did and i saw him play acting like he was grilling ike his dad, he turned them around and served us our plates with burgers and play fed his doggies :)
Great gift
By mmiller
from Cypress
Great game! My kids really enjoyed it. Great way to teach kids eye and hand coordination.
Great Game!!!
By SLP
from Berlin WI
About Me Education Oriented
I'm a speech-language pathologist and I use this game frequently with my students. They love it! It's probably one of the most requested games in my classroom. It's wonderful to play as it doesn't require a great amount of time. The only downside is that the box gets worn out over time from frequent use. Otherwise everything else is very durable. I even bought another one for my grandson's birthday!
Fun Game
By Fuddster
from Orange County, CA
About Me Grandparent
Gift for my three year old grandson.First I played with just him and I and later his Mom and Dad joined us. We all enjoyed it!
By Peachy
from Grand Isle VT
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent, Working Parent
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