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Welcome students campaign
Monday, August 27, 2012
Floor graphic at Crossroads Center, Central Minnesota's largest shopping center.
Billboards, banners, window clings, table tents and more are welcoming some 30,000 college students -- including about 17,000 St. Cloud State students -- to the St. Cloud area.
St. Cloud State, College of Saint Benedict, Rasmussen College, Saint John's University, St. Cloud Community & Technical College and Minnesota School of Business have teamed to welcome students with:
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Every major roadway into the St. Cloud area has a "Welcome College Students" billboard.
New to the five-year-old campaign are 32 street-light banners between Eighth and 14th avenues on Minnesota Highway 23 in St. Cloud.
"The banners are a very visible element on a busy state highway," said Loren Boone, St. Cloud State's assistant vice president of marketing and communications. "They shout out to motorists that the St. Cloud area is deeply committed to higher education."
St. Cloud State, City of St. Cloud and the partner colleges plan next fall to extend the banners west to Washington Memorial Drive, Boone said.
The community guide, published by Times Media, is filled with facts and photos about the colleges, as well as advertisements and coupons from area businesses.
St. Cloud State has an additional element in the campaign, a postcard mailed to neighborhoods near campus. The postcard alerts residents to increased traffic and noise, particularly sound associated with events such as the Aug. 30 Johnny Holm concert on the mall outside Atwood Memorial Center.
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Sir Richard Branson is the only person we've put on our cover twice, and I can't think of a better choice for that distinction. In 2008, when we first featured him, a poll in Britain had just named him No. 2 on a list of people parents would want their children to look up to, second only to "a family member" and ahead of both Jesus Christ and Nelson Mandela. Some would quibble about the order of this list, but few would disagree that Sir Richard deserves a high ranking. It's hard to not be inspired by him.
In April 2008, the economy was headed full-speed toward meltdown and Sir Richard was starting Virgin Charter, a company that didn't work out. No matter. This is an entrepreneur who takes failures in stride, bounces back quickly and considers no challenge too big to tackle. As he told Margie Goldsmith in a wide-ranging interview conducted on his own Caribbean island (page 16): "We try things, and if it doesn't work out, we cut our losses quite quickly. I don't look backwards. I move on."
He certainly does. Sir Richard's latest preoccupations include Virgin Galactic, the world's first commercial space line, and assorted charitable efforts aimed at protecting the Earth's environment and improving life for its inhabitants. This is not a man who will ever be accused of thinking small.
There is something captivating about his sort of entrepreneurial spirit, and it's not surprising that Sir Richard has many admirers in the world of business aviation, which has long attracted leaders with innovative ideas and a willingness to challenge the status quo.
I am fortunate to have interviewed many of these leaders for the BJT Management Series. Some of them offered comments that seemed redolent of Sir Richard. PlaneSense CEO George Antoniadis, for example, said, "If you have an idea you believe in, you have to pony up and do it." Others, such as Piaggio America president and CEO John Bingham, directly credited the Virgin entrepreneur with inspiring them. "Sir Richard Branson is someone I admire hugely," Bingham told me. "When everyone said to him, 'You can't do it,' he said, 'I'm going to try.'"
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To no one's great surprise, President Obama's inpromptu speech� about racial issues Friday afternoon (see HERE) aroused a chorus of negative reaction from the right-wing noise machine.
A few conservatives who can walk upright — David Brooks, for example — lauded the president's remarks (see HERE).
But the media gurus to knuckledraggers on the far-right of the political spectrum reacted more characteristically, as we see HERE:
Fox News' Greg Jarrett: "Is The President Reducing Racial Tension Or Stoking Racial Tension?"�Fox News host Greg Jarrett responded to the remarks by speculating on whether the president was "stoking ...
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The United States Claims Four Gold Medals at the 2008 Women's Pan American Championships
The United States closed the 2008 Women's Pan American Championships with a bang on Tuesday, winning four gold medals at the Chaguaramas Convention Centre in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. The United States team led the tournament in the number of finalists with nine boxers competing in championship round action.
Three-time light flyweight champion Marlen Esparza (Houston, Texas) kicked off the action for her United States, winning her tournament opener. Esparza claimed a convincing 14-2 decision over Brazil's Daniela Suza in the bout to win the light flyweight gold medal.
The United States returned to the winning side in light bantamweight Sacred Downing's (Trenton, N.J.) bout with Loren Capecce of Brazil. The multi-time national champion extended her success to the international level, winning an 11-3 decision over Capecce.
Bantamweight Cynthia Moreno (Phoenix, Ariz.) claimed the third gold medal for the U.S. team in her championship bout with Elisangela Maartinelli of Brazil. Moreno recorded a convincing 17-4 victory over Maartinelli to win her first international gold medal.
Light middleweight Franchon Crews (Capitol Heights, Md.) closed the event for the United States team and she did so in victorious fashion. The reigning middleweight champion claimed her first international title at her new light middleweight class with an 11-4 victory over Andreia Bandeira of Brazil.
Flyweight Cheryl Houlihan (Santee, Calif.) didn't enjoy the same success in her championship bout with Mandy Bujold of Canada. Houlihan and Bujold battled to a 2-2 tiebreaker in their three-round contest, but Bujold pulled out the decision on her 4-3 raw punch count edge. Featherweight Jody Ann Weller (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and lightweight Carrie Barry (Colorado Springs, Colo.) settled for silver medals with Weller dropping an 8-0 decision to Brazil's Tayna Cardoso and Barry losing a close 16-14 bout to Brazils' Adriana Araujo. Light welterweight Queen Underwood (Seattle, Wash.) claimed a silver medal as well following her 16-5 loss to two-time World Championship medalist Katie Dunn of Canada. Welterweight Vanessa Jackson (Columbus, Ohio) also fell to a Canadian veteran, dropping a 4-0 decision to former World Champion Mary Spencer.
Middleweight Meredith Della Giustina (Versailles, Ky.) joins the finalists in winning a bronze medal to bring the U.S. medal count to 10. Heavyweight Tiffanie Hearn (Louisville, Ky.) was unopposed in the tournament. The 10 medals won by the United States is an all-time high and tops the seven medals won in 2007.
The U.S. team was led by Christy Halbert (Brentwood, Tenn.), Ray Kerwick (Spokane, Wash.) and Daniel Vassar (Spokane, Wash.).
U.S. Results
106 lbs/48 kg: Marlen Esparza, Houston, Texas/USA dec. Daniela Suza, BRA, 14-2
110 lbs/50 kg: Mandy Bujold, CAN, dec. Cheryl Houlihan, Santee, Calif./USA, 2-2 (4-3)
114 lbs/52 kg: Sacred Downing, Trenton, N.J./USA dec. Loren Capecce, BRA, 11-3
119 lbs/54 kg: Cynthia Moreno, Phoenix, Ariz./USA dec. Elisangela Maartinelli, BRA, 17-4
125 lbs/57 kg: Tayna Cardoso, BRA dec. Jody-Ann Weller, Brooklyn, N.Y./USA, 8-0
132 lbs/60 kg: Adriana Araujo, BRA, dec. Carrie Barry, Colorado Springs, Colo./USA, 16-14
138 lbs/63 kg: Katie Dunn, CAN, dec. Queen Underwood, Seattle, Wash./USA, 16-5
145 lbs/66 kg: Mary Spencer, CAN, dec. Vanessa Jackson, Columbus, Ohio/USA, 4-0
154 lbs/70 kg: Franchon Crews, Capitol Heights, Md./USA dec. Andreia Bandeira, BRA, 11-4


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Oh boy! Do you use "Steakum", slice your own.from a grilled steak...what?
Very nice....your dough is look'in good Pete.
I haven't laughed so hard in a while and certainly the most of any thread I have read on here. You guys are hilarious
Wow! Looks like a premo upgrade man....no cool spots with that sucker! Bet that's the cleanest it's looked in years.
LOL Bob!!! It won't be long now before the grill begins to sequester all that carbon again from the hickory wood smoke. The old Locke Stove Warm Morning Broilmasters were equipped from the factory with cast iron bowtie burners. The modern equivalents use stainless steel but they don't get nearly as hot.
Sweeet...now lets get cook'in Pete; we miss your contributions here. And please say hello to your lovely wife Ann.


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I've been a tea drinker forever, but the tea passion became more serious when I had to give up coffee a few years back. I live in Portland which has only fueled my tea addiction, discovered the Tao many years back and moved from bag tea to loose leaf. It was pretty much all addiction from there
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HPBA's Oral Arguments in DC Court
Today, September 11, 2012, HPBA presented its oral arguments to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on the Department of Energy's (DOE) regulation of decorative vented gas fireplaces. HPBA was well represented by Barton Day, of the law firm Polsinelli & Shughart, who has worked tirelessly since 2010 on the issue. Barton eloquently laid out why decorative gas hearth products are unlawfully classified as a covered product in DOE's Final Rule in April 2010, and illegally regulated in that rule and the subsequent rule, issued in November 2011.
The argument – scheduled for approximately 30 minutes – lasted approximately one hour and 20 minutes due to extensive questioning from the panel of three judges. The three judges listened and questioned Barton on how decorative hearth products are different from heater-rated products, how DOE circumvented the statutory process and how DOE has no authority to impose design requirements, such as a ban on standing pilot lights. The judges also questioned the Department of Justice lawyer representing DOE extensively, and appeared skeptical of DOE's claim that it is not regulating decorative fireplaces but only "distinguishing" them from heater-rated fireplaces. DOE's lawyer was also questioned on whether the department had the authority to regulate these products under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. Although it is impossible to predict how a court will rule based on questioning during oral argument, the proceeding appeared to go well for HPBA.
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Reality Check Member To Receive State Honor Today
Ken Dash, a Reality Check member from Little Valley, will receive the third annual New York State Western Region Youth Advocate of the Year Award today.
Dash was nominated by Sam Vanstrom and Jon Chaffee, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties Reality Check coordinators, for his efforts to help educate youth and adults about how tobacco companies target young people as replacement smokers.
Dash has been active with Reality Check for almost two years. In that time, he's attended several regional and statewide youth conferences, helped lead the West Valley SADD/Reality Check afterschool program, participated in local cigarette butt clean-ups and community education events, and presented to several local municipal boards. He is also active with the ski club and his youth group.
"Ken is a very well spoken, caring young man. I am so glad our statewide Reality Check program has decided to give him this award," said Vanstrom, the senior program coordinator for Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties Reality Check.
The Youth Advocate of the Year Award will be given out at a news conference today in Albany as part of the program's Legislative Day activities. Although Dash won't be able to attend, Jon Chaffee and Daniel Merriam, a Reality Check member from Fillmore, will be representing the area. They will accept the award for Dash and meet with local elected officials.
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I really loved this French team. Anyone know what they are up to now?
I really loved this French team. Anyone know what they are up to now?
I loved them too, they had a lot of character!
They married, and performed in shows in Europe as Pros for a while. Stephane was last seen as a Coach with a young French Pair at Euros this past season. BTW did you know his Mum is English? He's very sweet.
Hi, La Rhumba, welcome to Golden Skate. I hope you like it here. Post often, post long!
Bless you Mathman, for the warm welcome! Nice to be here.
Are you sure they were married ?.Last I heard was they skated together but were not an off ice couple anymore .
They are not married. They were together for some time, they were even engaged, but they're not together anymore. I saw Bernadis coaching the french pair Pla/ Bonheur.I saw them together at the Olympic gala in Paris in February. They looked great. Its good to see that they continue to have their tricks! Nice programs too.
Gosh! No! I was sure they had made it up the aisle, but thanks for the correction. [Hi nuge, btw]
Hmmmm, does this mean I can doff my cap in the direction of Stephane now?
Hi la rhumba.Good to see you back at FSU
Cheers nuge, it was your Maria thread that got me going again!


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The company's net income for three-month period ended March 30 totaled $239 million an increase of 6% compared to the same period a year ago. Earnings per diluted share of 84 cents came in at the high-end of analysts' estimates.
Coach Chairman and CEO Lew Frankfort attributed the strong results to the company's growing international sales, men's division and digital business as well as a continued turnaround of the brand to focus on accessories, particularly with the re-launch of its footwear division.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 17, 2011) – The U.S. Women's National Team swept Mexico 25-14, 25-16, 31-29 Monday evening to conclude Pool B of the Pan American Games being held in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The U.S. Women improve to 3-0 in pool play and earn a spot directly into the semifinals on Oct. 19 as the group winner. Mexico ends pool play with a 0-3 record. Team USA, with seven of its 12 players competing in their first international tournament at the senior level, will play a quarterfinal round winner to be determined.
The U.S. used an 11-3 scoring run to establish a 16-7 advantage in the opening set to cruise to a 25-14 victory. Team USA scored the final seven points of the second set to score a 25-16 victory. The Americans bolted to a 7-1 lead in the third set, but Mexico battled back to within a 9-8 score. The U.S. reached a 23-18 advantage late in the third, only to have Mexico rally and take a 25-24 lead setting off a barrage of six lead changes after the first match point was gained by the U.S. at 24-23. In the end, the U.S. won the set 31-29 on its fourth match-point opportunity and after saving three set points by Mexico.
Alix Klineman (Manhattan Beach, Calif.) led four Americans in double-figure scoring with 14 points, all on kills. Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.) charted a match-high five blocks to go with five kills for 10 points. Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.) and Regan Hood (Carrollton, Texas), who both played just two sets, tallied nine kills and a block for 10 points. Jessica Jones (Naperville, Ill.) contributed four kills and three blocks for seven points in the victory, while Keao Burdine (Pico Rivera, Calif.) added three kills and a block for four points. Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.) totaled three kills, while Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.) rounded out the scoring with two blocks.
"We try to come out aggressively whenever we play," Klineman said. "It is ultimately on our side that determines how a game will go. That's what we try to focus on. It doesn't matter how we scout the other team. In the end, it's about how we play."
Thompson set Team USA to a 43.1 kill percent and .266 hitting efficiency (47-18-109). Mexico was limited to a 25.4 kill percent and .085 hitting efficiency (30-20-118). Tama Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii) provided the Americans with a team-high nine digs, while Klineman had a team-high four excellent receptions.
Team USA out-blocked Mexico 13-6 and held a 47-30 advantage in kills. Mexico managed a slim 19-18 margin in digs and totaled 29 excellent receptions on 71 attempts compared to the Americans' 10 excellent receptions on 55 attempts.
"We knew tonight's crowd would be way more intense than the past two days," Klineman said of the near-capacity crowd. "Our coaches told us to embrace it and use it."
Thompson added that the environment was special to compete in against the host team.
"Any time you get to play a game like this, it's special," Thompson said. "These games may happen once in a tournament. It was an honor to play Mexico here."
Andy Banachowski, who is serving as head coach for the U.S. Women at the Pan American Games, started Klineman and Barboza at outside hitter, Jones and Gibbemeyer at middle blocker, Lichtman at opposite and Thompson at setter. Miyashiro was the libero for the match. Hood started the second and third sets in place of Lichtman, while Burdine started the third set in place of Barboza. Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa) was a serving sub in both the second and third sets.
"The crowd was outstanding," Banachowski said. "You can't prepare for that. We just told our players to focus on what's between the lines because, I'll tell you what, that crowd was loud."
Samantha Bricio paced Mexico with eight points in a non-starting role, while Andrea Rangel added seven points.
"Every player for Mexico is strong," Barboza said. "That's true for us, too. You have to adjust to your opponent as the game goes on. The players on our side who finished the match did a great job."
In other Pan American Games matches played on the final day of pool play, Puerto Rico rallied to defeat Peru 24-26, 25-21, 25-21, 25-11 in Pool B. Puerto Rico ends pool play with a 2-1 record, while Peru ends pool play 1-2. In Pool A, Dominican Republic came back from two sets down to defeat Canada 27-29, 22-25, 27-25, 25-21, 15-12. Brazil finished Pool A with a 3-0 record after edging Cuba 25-23, 21-25, 25-22, 25-18 in a battle of undefeated teams. Cuba ended the pool with a 2-1 record, while Dominican Republic finished 1-2 and Canada 0-3. The second- and third-place teams in each pool advance to crossover quarterfinals.
To watch the Pan American Games live on the Internet, click here. For more information on the U.S. Women at the Pan American Games, visit the team's event page at usavolleyball.org/events/8694.
The U.S. scored the first two-point separation at 5-3 following a Klineman kill and Mexico error. Lichtman scored a kill and Thompson followed with a block to push the lead to 7-4. Team USA extended the gap to 10-5 with a block by Barboza between two Mexico errors. The Americans increased the lead to 12-6 with a Barboza kill and Thompson block. Out of a Mexico timeout, Team USA increased the margin to 13-6 with a Jones block. Thompson followed a Klineman back-row kill with consecutive service winners to forge a 16-7 advantage at the second technical timeout. Mexico shaved two points off its deficit to close to 17-10. However, Lichtman and Klineman notched back-to-back kills and Gibbemeyer added a block for a 20-10 advantage. Mexico tallied consecutive points at 21-13, but Gibbemeyer hammered consecutive kills to regain a 10-point advantage at 23-13. Out of Mexico's second timeout, Barboza tipped over the block to yield set points at 24-13. Klineman capped the set at 25-14 with a back-row kill, her fourth kill of the set. Barboza also scored four points in the set as the Americans held a 5-0 block advantage.
The U.S. scored a 5-3 advantage following a Klimeman kill and Gibbemeyer block. Mexico went into the first technical timeout leading 8-7 after scoring three unanswered points. Team USA returned to the lead at 10-9 on kills by Barboza and Klineman. Barboza pocketed consecutive back-row kills and Gibbemeyer put a block to yield a 13-10 American lead at a Mexico timeout. A Mexico error increased the margin to four at 14-10. Mexico cut the deficit in half at 17-15. Team USA reached a five-point cushion at 21-16 with a Hood kill followed by consecutive Mexico attacks into the net. Out of Mexico's second timeout, Hood connected for another kill and Jones followed with a block for a 23-16 advantage. Barboza hammered a kill from the back-row and Klineman ended the set with a kill at 25-16, ending a 7-0 scoring run on Barboza's serve. Barboza finished the set with six points, while Hood totaled five points.
Hood scored the first two points of the third set and Thompson served consecutive winners that Mexico could control leading to a 4-0 advantage. The Americans increased the margin to 7-1 with kills from Jones and Klineman kill around a Mexico error. Mexico scored four straight points to narrow the deficit to 7-5, then close to within a single point at 9-8 on an ace. Burdine and Klineman spiked back-to-back kills to increase the lead to 11-8. Hood scored a kill and block on consecutive plays, then Jones ended a long rally with a block to push the lead to 15-10. Mexico sliced the deficit to 16-13 with the first two points out of the second technical timeout. Gibbemeyer followed a Mexico service error with a block to regain a five-point edge at 18-13. Mexico answered with back-to-back points for an 18-15 score, then closed to 20-18 after winning a long rally. Klineman and Hood notched back-to-back points to extend the American lead to 22-18. Out of a Mexico timeout, Jones pounded an overpass to increase the lead to 23-18. Mexico scored three straight points to close to two again at 23-21. Out of a U.S. timeout, Mexico tied the score at 23-all as part of a 5-0 scoring run, then took the lead at 25-24. Team USA returned to the lead at 26-25 on kills by Jones and Lichtman. Mexico bounced back in front at 27-26 with consecutive points. Burdine scored a kill and block on consecutive plays to place the Americans in the lead at 28-27. Mexico answered with back-to-back points for a 29-28 lead. However, Team USA returned to the lead at 30-29 on a Gibbemeyer kill and Mexico error, then Klineman ended the set at 31-29 with a cross-court winner.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster for Pan American Games
# - Name (Position, Ht, Hometown, College)
2 – Kayla Banwarth (Libero, 5-10, Dubuque, Iowa, Nebraska)
3 – Keao Burdine (OH, 6-1, Pico Rivera, Calif., Southern California)
4 – Angie Forsett (OH, 5-8, Lake Worth, Fla., California-Berkeley)
6 – Tamari Miyashiro (L, 5-7, Kaneohe, Hawaii, Washington)
8 - Cynthia Barboza (OH, 6-0, Long Beach, Calif., Stanford)
10 – Lauren Gibbemeyer (MB, 6-2, St. Paul, Minn., Minnesota)
11 – Regan Hood (OPP, 6-2, Carrollton, Texas, LSU)
12 – Alix Klineman (OH, 6-4, Manhattan Beach, Calif., Stanford)
13 – Cassidy Lichtman (OPP, 6-1, Poway, Calif., Stanford)
14 – Carli Lloyd (S, 5-11, Bonsall, Calif., California-Berkeley)
15 – Courtney Thompson (S, 5-8, Kent, Wash., Washington)
19 – Jessica Jones (MB, Naperville, Ill., Minnesota)
Head Coach: Andy Banachowski
Assistant Coach: Mike Hebert
Assistant Coach: Jay Hosack
Technical Coordinator: Jenni Hirneisen
Team Leader: Ken Sullivan
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Pool A
Oct. 15: Cuba def. Canada 25-22, 25-16, 25-18
Oct. 15: Brazil def. Dominican Republic 25-22, 21-25, 25-16, 25-20
Oct. 16: Cuba def. Dominican Republic 25-23, 21-25, 25-20, 25-16
Oct. 16: Brazil def. Canada 25-19, 25-21, 25-10
Oct. 17: Dominican Republic def. Canada 27-29, 22-25, 27-25, 25-21, 15-12
Oct. 17: Brazil def. Cuba 25-23, 21-25, 25-22, 25-18
Pool B
Oct. 15: USA def. Puerto Rico, 25-17, 25-18, 25-14
Oct. 15: Peru def. Mexico 27-25, 16-25, 25-19, 25-19
Oct. 16: USA def. Peru 25-19, 25-15, 25-19
Oct. 16: Puerto Rico def. Mexico 22-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-13
Oct. 17: Puerto Rico def. Peru 24-26, 25-21, 25-21, 25-11
Oct. 17: USA def. Mexico 25-14, 25-16, 31-29
Quarterfinals (Times subject to change)
Oct. 18: Cuba (2A) vs. Peru (3B), 6 p.m. (Match 13)
Oct. 18: Puerto Rico (2B) vs. Dominican Republic (3A), 8 p.m. (Match 14)
Classification 5-8 (Times subject to change)
Oct. 19: Canada (4A) vs. Loser Match 13 or Match 14, 1 p.m. (Match 15)
Oct. 19: Mexico (4B) vs. Loser Match 13 or Match 14, 6 p.m. (Match 17)
Semifinals (Times subject to change)
Oct. 19: USA (1B) vs. Winner Match 13 or Match 14, 3 p.m. (Match 16)
Oct. 19: Brazil (1A) vs. Winner Match 13 or Match 14, 8 p.m. (Match 18)
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Oct. 20: Loser Match 15 vs. Loser Match 17, 1 p.m.
Classification 5-6
Oct. 20: Winner Match 15 vs. Winner Match 17, 3 p.m.
Bronze-Medal Match
Oct. 20: Loser Match 16 vs. Loser Match 18, 6 p.m.
Gold-Medal Match
Oct. 20: Winner Match 16 vs. Winner Match 18, 8 p.m.


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One can only assume when I popped out, kid number 5, over 22 years ago, my mother rationalized, "That's probably enough- one of them will keep me out of a nursing home." Well, the results aren't in for that prospect yet (the sanity clock miraculously ticks on), though she does occasionally reap the benefits of breeding an army. One of them- awesome Christmas presents. When we get our pockets together, the Francese kids can really rev up the opportunity to give back; this Christmas, Mom was blessed with a new coffee table.
A second-hand store enthusiast, Mom has an eclectic array of furnishings sprinkled through out her home. When it came to designing this beauty, she had a few goals in mind. First it had to match a very unique, sofa-table-esque piece she must have found at the corner of Lost and Forgotten. Of course, the sofa-table thing undeniably brings the room together but it is a one of a kind in terms of build and style. Second, it had to be large enough for five grandchildren to simultaneously play, color and read. Third, it had to withstand the sticky, smearing, careless hands of those same five grandchildren (with the inevitability of more to come).
We threw all that into the Vermont Woods Studios custom furniture crock pot and, in due time, served the beauty now resting front and center in the family room. The top is a natural Cherry with a rustic finish to match the antiquated look Mom loves so much. The base is Maple, painted black. I chose Maple for its durability and light color. Overtime, the Cherry will darken and serve a smooth transition from bottom to top. And finally the finish-a non-toxic, kid friendly and kid resistant, lacquer.
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HOUGHTON CANAL -Kenneth W. Rintala, 81, a resident of Houghton Canal, passed away suddenly Jan. 31, 2013, at his home.
He was born Feb. 25, 1931, in Painesdale, a son of the late Walter and Florence (Bollard) Rintala. As a child, he moved to the family farm on the Houghton Canal. Ken attended the Painesdale, Redridge and Houghton High Schools.
At the age of 16, Mr. Rintala enlisted into the United States Army Air Corps. He was stationed in Germany during the Berlin airlift, where he was part of an American hockey team that played against the German Olympic hockey team.
Mr. Rintala returned home to take over and run the family farm on Houghton Canal. He later joined the Iron Workers Union and first worked on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge, as well as various building projects at Michigan Technological University and different projects across the Midwest.
On Feb. 25, 1956, he was united in marriage to the former LaVerne Maatta. The couple resided and raised their family on the family farm. LaVerne preceded Ken in death on Feb. 6, 2012, after 55 years of marriage.
Kenneth was a member of the Portage Lake Pioneers that had won the Gibson Cup in 1950-51. He was also an avid sportsman who enjoyed hunting, especially trips to Montana to hunt elk with his brothers. He loved fishing, both in summer and winter.
He was proud of his Finnish heritage and loved the opportunity to speak Finn. He raised his children to know the importance of family, including distant relatives. Ken enjoyed playing cribbage, and attending and listening to hockey games. He was a member of Rangers Post 6165 VFW in South Range and the Iron Workers Union.
Preceding him in death were his wife, LaVerne; his parents; his step-father, Yalmer Hermanson; infant sister, Mildred Hermanson.
Surviving are his children: Keith (Shannon Fletcher) Rintala of Dodgeville, Kimberly (Jay) Schweitzer of Houghton and Kelly (Steven) White of Ramsey, Minn.; his grandchildren, Eden, Miriam, Eero, Jennifer, Kurtis, Kenneth, Jerett, Jordan and Dylan; his five great-grandchildren; his brothers, Dennis (Nina) Rintala of Anaconda, Mont., and Russell Rintala of Butte, Mont.; a special nephew, Jeremy Rintala; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
A memorial service for Kenneth will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, in the Memorial Chapel Funeral Home in Hancock with Rev. Bucky Beach to officiate. Military Honors will be conducted by Ranger Post 6165 VFW of South Range, which will follow a memorial service in the funeral home. Spring burial will be in the Oskar Cemetery. Friends may call on Wednesday from 1 p.m. until time of services in the funeral home.
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Thanks so much Leah! And as always, love you and thank you mama. :)
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Wonderful! I've found my vegan bumper stickers at Farm Sanctuary events, but you can order them off of any vegan friendly website, really. Let me know if you find any good ones!
Thank you so much for this. My faith in my choices has been waning for a while and reading this helped me reaffirm my beliefs and I am finally ready to become fully vegan. Thank you for the inspiration!
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (468 votes).
In short: Great fun especially when your boss is trying to scrabble out of the water!In full: Halfway round I was beginning to lose the will to live and hating it but as soon as I fell over in the mud (5.9 score according to other runners) I remembered it was actually fun and then proceeded to get funnier the further round we got!Date of review: November 18, 2009
In short: Great value, cold water, sadistic, lots of puddles, humour, a long wayDate of review: November 17, 2009
In short: never ending,freezing cold water upto your waist,hill after hill, never alone , a must to do again!Date of review: November 17, 2009
In short: Best race Ive ran this year, what a challenge, just fantastic, shame that i had manicured my nails the night beforeDate of review: November 17, 2009
In short: Tough and well worth itDate of review: November 17, 2009
In short: The clue is in the nameIn full: Fantastically tough but with a wonderfully friendly atmosphere. Great for spectators too.Date of review: November 17, 2009
In short: A fantastic alternative to the mundane road run!!!In full: My first race and what a way to start!!! Not what I expected, yes I knew there would be the hills but so many?!?!?A fantastic atmosphere with some brilliant bogs. Well organised and thought through. Only niggle ( and it is a small one ) is that there are no distance indicators. After going through the "bog of doom" and then finding out I had another 3 miles of pain to endure was a little soul distroying...Great race and will deffinately be competing next year.Date of review: November 17, 2009
In short: MudTastic Fun In full: This was my second HellRunner and it was more fun than the first - the bog of doom was fooking freezing but so much fun.Car parking issues were resolved from when I did the event in 2007 which made for a nice finish to a great day.A note to enyone planning to do this event... don't go to a wedding the day before and drink far too much... it hurts, trust me :o) Date of review: November 17, 2009
In short: Fantastic swimming areas and hills/dunes to make your heart meltDate of review: November 17, 2009
In short: Great fun made me feel like a little kid again heading straight for the puddlesDate of review: November 17, 2009
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I decided to use my Mrs Lin's Blue Cherry Blossom Sushi Set to display the leaves
an unopened packet of Rich Barbarian Supreme+
the opened packet contents in the Sushi sauce dish on top of the Sushi platter
and spread out on the platter
half the contents weighed at 5gm
and a 150ml Yixing selected
The pot and accessories were warmed with water from my standard kettle and a 2 second wash was done
Water from my Kamjove at 190 -
and a 25 second 1st [real] infusion
Break for into - - - - - - - - -
My sampling of the current Tie Kuan Yin immediately brought back my forgotten memories of last weeks 2 Tie Kuan Yins
The first was YunnanColorfuls
A 50gm tin canister of little silver foil vacuum packs which should have been 10gm each but weighed out at just over 9gm - and brewed in a small Gaiwan first then a small pot - with water first at boiling then about 195 - both brews very similar
This was light and pleasant but undemanding and not 'serious'
Fairly one dimensional a slightly greenish flavour but more than anything reminded me of bubblegum and very buttery popcorn - successive infusions did not suggest to me that this would be anything more than an occasional break from my favourite oolongs
The 2nd was Teances Anxi Tie Kuan Yin No 1
Again brewed in both Gaiwan (3.8gm) and Yixing (6.5gm) with water just under the boil and just over 190 respectively. I favoured the Yixing brew / temperature.
The flavour and taste sensations were similar to the Yunnan Colourful - this time my impression of Bubblegum was not there but something similar to Buttery Popcorn though not - I eventually decided it was Toasted Corn Kernel [the sort that are often served salted as snacks/nibbles but without the salt.
This flavour pervaded all infusions and again I found everything almost one dimensional. I preferred it to YC but not an obvious repurchase - I have to confess that this has been in my possession for 7 months and maybe should have been consumed sooner and / or kept in a refrigerator.
Both these teas - as the infusions progressed got thinner and weaker whilst staying readily drinkable
- - - - - Back to tonight
I knew I preferred the RB when the 1 or 2 second wash which I could not resist tasting - tasted good - weak yes, but had character and body and Enjoyable - mm weird thin but talking to me
the first infusion was 25 seconds and my first taste
Initially 2 waves of flavour
A savoury green edge a bit like the Japanese Seaweed you can find round Rice Crackers – but greener and more sea-ish
Was trying to find a way of describing the second wave like the corn of the first 2 But the very pleasant sweetness kept attracting my attention finally it seemed to suggest something more like a gently roasted sugar cane
after the first infusion
The 2nd Infusion
Oops - I forgot to use a strainer
2nd 35 seconds infusion similar to first but seaweed flavour less and not quite so sweet – seemed more like a meld of several smaller flavours rather than 2 big waves – more mineral perhaps
Body not full but good a sort of silky velvety texture
after the 2nd Infusion
some red edges evident
3rd Infusion
Forgot the strainer again - How many people always use a strainer ?
3rd 45 seconds Infusion
Continuing the progression of the first 2 a pleasant balance
Some pleasant restrained vegetal flavours with the tiny mineral presence - seavegetable and sugarcane fairly faint
after the 3rd
leaves would be almost fully open now if the pot had been bigger
4th 70 seconds and
5th 90 seconds
Again that silky velvety texture but now lacking the finesse of the first 2 infusions very little Seaweed almost no sugar cane but lots of balanced minerally flavours that make it still enjoyable. Slurping the brew noisily across the roof of the mouth the initial flavours are still there.
6th Infusion 3 minutes
More colour - excellent drinking though now almost a different drink it still has that underlying Silky Velvety texture that makes weak flavours delicate now makes stronger flavours delicate also.
Half the leaves used (of 1 10gm packet [you get 8 10gm packets]) and half left for tomorrow.
I like it, and will have no hesitation re-ordering.
ONI - take heed - I am a novice, and new to TKY I have made good progress with Wuyi and DanCong but this is my first foray into TKY - BUT I like it!
Also, I may have let my Teance go stale but IMHO this is far superior to Teance and Yunnan Colorful.


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I just received my first Harney&Sons order! I was a little nervous because people said that shipping to Canada was terrible, but aside from the $15 shipping fee, there were no problems. (Thankfully I ordered when it was 15% off, so in my head I can pretend it was only $10 for shipping). I received my receipt immediately, and the next day I was emailed the tracking info from UPS. It took a little over a week, but arrived exactly when it said it would.
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I'm looking forward to trying all of these!
Looks nice! I have a feeling H&S is going to be my favorite tea place. I got the ship notice and my credit card was charged today, so I should get the order sometime next week I guess. Can't wait……what have you tried? What do you love?
I've had Florence, Vanilla Comoro and Boston. The first two are AMAZING, but Boston is really good too.
I had a sample of Paris and wasn't wowed by it, but it was a pass me down sample and maybe it was old/contaminated.
I have a feeling they may be one of my favourites too. I feel like I'm starting to replace Zen Tea, Davids Tea and Della Terr with Verdant, Butiki and Harney & Sons. Not completely though!
Oh yum….I can't remember which samples I ordered……Vanilla for sure…..boston i think…..i dont like bergamot so passed on paris…..I got the H&S spicy cinnamon at Williams Sonoma today…..smells strong! will try it tomorrow morning. I am going to have to hit chapters again for more raspberry iced until my order arrives……I think I want to try Butiki next……or more H &S….or…..so many lovely teas out there! ..
Oooh, that's tricky! If you haven't had Butiki I would recommend it highly! If I wasn't swap-fatigued I'd send you some samples. But maybe you can trade for some to see what you might like!
Just got my HUGE Nina's Paris order today. Super excited! But now I need to go on hiatus because I have way too much tea, with more orders coming. Let the tea drinking begin!!
Sil – after I opened the order I thought, my cupboard is approaching Sil's cupboard at lightening speed. He he.
Well after a few more orders currently in transit, I will be close to 200! Ha ha. Hangs head in shame and shuffles over to the tea buying hiatus group.
But congratulations on all your sipdowns!!
Well my sipdowns are for selfish reasons….I want an excuse to be able to be able to birthday orders in July…which of course will bump me back up to 300 knowing me….
Ermagad!! I got my Fusion tea order. Finally. I say that not because it took long — although I'm sure we all want our tea yesterday — but because it feels like I waited forever for this deliciousness. And just in time for the weekend. Wooo!
My Butiki order – yay! Only five business days delivery to Canada. Way to go USPS and mucho gratitude to Stacy for the bonus samples!! I can't wait to curl up with some tea!
Received my HUGE order from Adagio. I got two of the Fathers Day teas free. I'm so excited :)
Butiki order! :D
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4oz Premium Taiwanese Assam
2oz Premium Taiwanese Assam Upgrade
1oz Citrus Dream
1oz Foxy Roxy Banana Walnut Treat
Also got 1oz of Gui Fei Oolong which I'm trying for the first time. :)
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With Open Eyes
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Anxi Tie Guan Yin
2003 Reserve Oolong
1991 Da Ye Aged Oolong
And for a co-worker I picked up an ounce of Ruby Pie :)
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Woohoo my Verdant order arrived!!!
Thank you so much for the laoshan green oolong sample :)
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Moohaaahaa I am going to hoard what I bought of the Anxi Fo Shou, even though I originally bought it to share with extended family and a friend at work! I decided this when I found out there is no more stock. I am so so bad :p
Got my DavidsTea order even though tracking acted like it wasn't coming today! Kind of sad they don't bother listing maltodextrin being an ingredient of Pink Passionfruit online (it makes up the "passionfruit" in case you were curious), and that they no longer look at sample requests it seems. At least 1 was a tea I wanted and the other 2 are teas I never had.
My tuochas and jingdezhen teacup arrived! yay!
Ordered off ebay seller http://stores.ebay.com/shanghaistory took only 8 days to get from China to California.
Purple Bud Raw Tuocha pu'er (2008)
Sticky Rice Raw Tuocha pu'er (2011)
and my pretty tea cup!
Finally received my Harney & Sons order, and now I won't be buying anything for a while! I got 4 oz tins of Black Currant, Caribe, Bangkok, and Fruits d'Alsace. I also got samples of SoHo Blend, Florence, Boston, Tokyo, Vanilla Comoro, Vanilla Black, Genmaicha, Passion Fruit and Royal Wedding. Everything I have tried so far has been awesome!


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I bought a small 6 oz tea cup from a local store here in Montana. It works by having a clear plastic cup, a place to put your loose tea and a top. It twists on and off. Three pieces. And mine has a cool dragon holographic image on the top. Here are some that are similar and I like them a lot. These cups are bigger and way too cool:
I think it would be awesome if Adagio carried these or something like them.


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I'm in such a conundrum here. My tea bags very rarely stay fresh, and despite being stored in a cool, air tight, dark container they still don't taste as fresh as when i first brought them home.
I try different water temperatures too, to no avail. So I considered loose leaf tea, but it seems with that the problem comes on infusing it, which requires an infuser.
But surely an infuser gives the same results as a tea bag and restricts the taste?! So which is better, if an infuser restricts it as much as a tea bag does, I may as well stick with using a tea bag.
Please advise me, I'm lost in a world of confusing tea methods!


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