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And people wonder why I don't trust big businessPosted Tuesday, October 11, 2011, at 6:32 PM
This hits closer to home. Nuff said.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Hecla Mining Co. has made a $77.4 million payment to the United States government as part of a settlement to clean up the Silver Valley of northern Idaho.
Hecla will pay an additional $42.3 million in August 2014 as part of the deal to clean up the Bunker Hill Superfund site in Kellogg, Idaho, which for decades produced silver and other metals.
"Hecla's payment marks the largest collection ever posted by the United States attorney's office in the District of Idaho," said Wendy Olson, U.S. attorney for the state, who announced the payments Tuesday.
Hecla, which is based in Coeur d'Alene, has also paid damages to the state of Idaho and to the Coeur d'Alene Indian Tribe as part of a settlement that totaled $263.4 million plus interest.
The settlement with the nation's largest silver producer was announced in June, following years of litigation.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began cleanup of the Bunker Hill Superfund site in the 1980s. The mining and smelter wastes in the Silver Valley pose a threat to humans, animals and plant life. The wastes washed into rivers and streams and moved downstream to pollute Lake Coeur d'Alene and portions of the Spokane River.
The lawsuit was originally brought in 1991 against Hecla and other mining companies in the Silver Valley by the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, seeking penalties for damage to water, fish and birds caused by millions of tons of mining wastes that were released for decades into the South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River and its tributaries.
The governments have already reached settlements with other mining companies that had historic operations in valley, which is 50 miles east of Spokane, Wash. That included ASARCO, which along with Hecla was a primary defendant. ASARCO reached a settlement in 2008 to pay nearly $500 million toward cleanup.
Like the ASARCO settlement, the Hecla deal was among the top 10 cash settlements in Superfund history, the EPA said.
The Bunker Hill Superfund site is one of the nation's largest and most contaminated, with widespread releases of toxic metals such as lead and arsenic that have sickened residents for decades. Despite years of cleanup, much contamination remains.
Before the EPA cleanup began, the Silver Valley was so saturated with pollution that it stripped the hillsides of vegetation and poisoned the blood of children, causing physical and emotional problems that continue to this day.
The EPA has spent nearly 20 years removing lead from the environment here, and claims great success because the average blood lead level of children has dropped to about normal, which is 2 micrograms per deciliter of blood. Critics scoff at those results because only a handful of children are being tested.
Cleanup efforts have centered on public health, including replacing soil in about 5,800 residential yards in the Kellogg area.
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I don't get union wages. I make $10.00 an hour. I am a nationally certified traffic control supervisor which took years of experience to get. And if you think my job is so easy holding a popsicle stick as you call it, try doing my job. Long hours, no breaks, self centered drivers on their cell phones not paying attention, working in the cold or the heat. I work for a small business, almost all of us do. No vacations, no sick leave, no holiday pay, no insurance. Your statement about what I do for a living shows your IGNORANCE. I'm sure you don't work under the conditions I do. I'm not even sure you could cut it. WE ARE THE ONES WHO PUT OUR LIVES ON THE LINE EVERYDAY TO KEEP YOU AND THE WORKERS SAFE!! So get your head out of that dark place and get a LIFE!!!
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 4:57 AM
It's almost 6:30 am and I'm off to work at 8000ft. in temperatures at about 20 degrees with wind and on a road full of curves populated by drivers that aren't paying attention.
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 6:18 AM
Almost everywhere you look, there is some type of corruption. When we take the little guys out of the competition no matter what industry, there is very little oversight.
I hope that things are going better Roy. Been thinking about you and your situation with your mother.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 7:32 AM
I understand your mistrust Roy. I grew up in a part of the country that suffered alot of environmental damage because of mining.
And, I don't think "cantjustwatch" works under the conditions you do, because he/she is too stupid to have a job.
Enjoy your time in Yellowstone.
-- Posted by DaveThompson on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 9:53 AM
I suspect your disrespectful trash talking is made all the easier because you can hide behind anonymity.
-- Posted by DaveThompson on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 12:23 PM
Are you people drunk?
Roy has posted regarding an environmental issue.
CJW immediately runs the topic off the track, and includes mistaken assumptions (wage, union membership)and insults (...popsicle stick in your hand...), (Highly educated profession your (sic) in their Roy.)
It's there for anyone to read. It's there for anyone to understand why CJW would like to remain anonymous (nearly) with liberty to make absolutely condescending, mean spirited and off topic comments. CJW chose to take the topic off track.
Now, put your heads together and come up with a response. Then, quit yer snivelin'.
I'm done on this.
-- Posted by DaveThompson on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 5:35 PM
CJW, you can take your attitude and put it where the sun doesn't shine. I couldn't comment on road construction companies because I don't work for them, none of us flaggers do. We work for small subcontractors. I stand by my statement you could never cut it in my occupation. No response to my education. No apologies for any of your misstatements. If you knew anything about my profession, you would have never made any of the statements about my profession. That shows your ignorance.
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 6:56 PM
And more!
Posted: Oct 12, 2011 5:13 PM
Updated: Oct 12, 2011 5:14 PM
By ALAN SAYRE
AP Business Writer
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A Texas company that owns a refinery in southwestern Louisiana pleaded guilty Wednesday to felony violations of the federal Clean Air Act and obstructing justice and agreed to pay a record fine.
Pelican Refining LLC will pay $12 million for problems at its Lake Charles refinery, including $2 million for air pollution monitoring and other environmental projects in the state, according to a plea agreement reached in federal court. A judge must approve the agreement.
The Justice Department said the criminal fines would be the largest ever in Louisiana for violations of the Clean Air Act
It also said Houston-based Pelican acknowledged that it had violated numerous standards in its permit - including emissions of potentially deadly hydrogen sulfide - and submitted false emissions reports to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.
Byron Hamilton, the Pelican vice president who oversaw operations at the refinery since 2005 from an office in Houston, pleaded guilty on July 6 to two Clean Air Act violations. He faces up to a year in prison and a $200,000 fine for each count, according to authorities.
"We regret this chapter in our history" but Pelican and its employees have worked diligently since 2007 to make sure the refinery meets state and federal laws, company spokeswoman Dorothy Beeler said.
Federal authorities said they opened an investigation after state inspectors in 2006 discovered illegal releases of hydrogen sulfide, improperly repaired or bypassed pollution monitoring and control equipment and oil stored in unrepaired tanks.
The refinery also had no company budget, no environmental department and no environmental manager, according to Pelican's court admission. The flare used by the refinery to burn off emissions - including hydrogen sulfide - was not properly functioning and employees typically took turns trying to relight it with a flare gun, the government said.
Also as part of the plea agreement, Pelican would be banned from operating a refinery until it implements an environmental compliance plan, including external auditing by independent firms and oversight by a court-appointed monitor.
Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 7:34 PM
We want everyone to be respectful of our environment so that our children can enjoy the views and sights that we have taken for granted.
I think that is where Roy is coming from. There are industries out there that don't care about preserving the beauty. On the other hand, we have others who take the position that nature cannot heal itself ever.
I believe that we should be responsible for our beautiful country. I also believe that we can work together without judgment on how to have both industry and nature without having someone do without a job or owning a company.
There has to be a voice of reason in this matter. it is like those animal activists who let lab animals go. How on earth can an animal survive when they have known nothing but a cage their entire lives? They starve or become prey to an animal that has been in the wild.
I might not always agree with Roy, but I can do so without making it personal and biting. None of us know each other well and it would do us all some good to put on some company manners.
I might slip up on MSM and cut a little close to the edge, but I think that her point of view is as relevant as mine.
Now, I am through being saintly. Sorry.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 8:18 PM
If all you know about my profession is what you got from that link, you still know basically NOTHING!
No answer on the UNION comment you made? No apologies for the rest of your crappy comments?
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 8:20 PM
To make disparaging remarks regarding a persons job, especially when it pays low wages, has lousy working conditions, but yet puts in their hands so many other peoples lives and safety deserves everything I have said to you and many more things that Brenda would never approve of. To attack a working mans dignity is the action of the lowest of the low.
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 8:49 PM
WORKING MAN'S DIGNITY.........THAT SAYS IT ALL IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.....IT is good to see that others saw this attack for what it was.......AMEN
-- Posted by lamont on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 9:48 PM
I am not sure what your situation is, but I want you to know that so far, I really haven't seen Roy whine. He has been in a very difficult situation and so I guess I am asking that you cut him some slack.
I think what might have been a little less personal in your response was to put forth your own experience and help Roy to see the other side of things. That way, it doesn't incite a riot.
As for Lamont, well, There are things that he has experienced in his life that haven't set too well either. No Excuses for him.
The Dave Thompson, I know nothing about. I swear that some of these people change their screen names.
These blogs are not always meant to be forums for savage debates, but an exchange of ideas.
I try to avoid any labels when I reference things or if I do, I describe them in a less personal way. One of us has to quit poking the bear.
I will tell you something to think about. I lived in Northern Idaho in the Mid-80's The incidence rate for MS in women was pretty high and still is.
Living in Missouri, we are right across the road from Sugar Creek. They had an Amoco refinery here. The rate of brain cancer was off the charts for several years until they cleaned up.
Now I am not one to go out and protest or anything. But I do know that there are crooked dealings everywhere. That being said, Not everyone is crooked and not all Liberals are mentally ill. And Conservatives are usually as well educated as the next person.
So here is my 2nd segment on being saintly. When your fingers want to type what you are saying to the computer screen. Take a deep breath and think of a more measured response.
I need to remember this as much as anyone else.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Wed, Oct 12, 2011, at 11:53 PM
I started this blog because it had to do with the poisoning of Idaho's air, water and soil. Something I care deeply about. What about you? You turned it into a political and personal battle. If the poisoning of this planet means nothing to you, so be it. Stand up and shout it from the street corners,
"I don't care about this planet"
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Thu, Oct 13, 2011, at 5:33 AM
zook, a question. When you were in the military, were you one of those collage educated 90 day wonders, or did you get on the job training? The reason I ask because it seems on the job training isn't worth much to CJW.
-- Posted by royincaldwell on Thu, Oct 13, 2011, at 6:25 AM
PILING ON ...NOPE...YOU WENT PERSONAL right away because he talked about and issue you didnt like. Go back and read you 1st response.You put roy down for no reason and you are still doing it.I get that if you dont have a job that you deem respected that you are not worth the same as you.We all work hard, we all get educations,some more than others if you think denergrating those that have less for whatever reason is the way to go thats your business.I care to think everyone has self worth and dignity and they dont need to be held up in scorn as and example of anything,especially when they have committed no crime.What you consider a socialist politician is your business....The world has seen its share of ultra conservative leaders ,they havnt worked out very well......they killed a lot of people because they didnt agree.there form of conservativness is in place today guess where??? WONDER HOW THAT IS GOING TO WORK OUT.
YOU must be kinda paronoid because my comment stated the obvious.I didnt state it for a fight but that is what you are looking for.Character.I am fine,are you trying to say something???? I would question my character if I said NOTHING.I dont remember anyone here talking about somebody giving them anything.WE HAVE ALL WORKED HARD AND DILIGENTLY SOME HAVE BEEN REWARDED BETTER THAN OTHERS.
-- Posted by lamont on Thu, Oct 13, 2011, at 4:04 PM
A troll calling someone else a troll...that's funny.
-- Posted by MrMister on Thu, Oct 13, 2011, at 9:37 PM
Oh people Roy just lost his mother today. Can't you call a cease fire and show some empathy?
The words keep coming in floods and the anger is like the undertow. We keep diving in and expecting not to drown or get caught up somewhere.
I think that question at hand is what are you really angry about? It's not Roy or anyone else who posts the blogs.
If most of you were in the military, did you stand together despite of your political leanings? Would you go out to the battlefield to rescue your fellow soldiers without thought of what party they belonged to? Of course you would, because you understood that everyone had to stand together and present a united front or no one would leave the battlefield alive.
Can you admit that we are all Americans and that everyone matters? I don't expect everyone to hug and sing campfire songs. Just respect the fact that the person on the opposite side of the street belongs here too.
Just a thought. We will always have greedy, crooked dealings. There will be some that have more than others. For every crooked greedy person, there is someone out there who gives generously. If we encouraged the giving and not demand the sharing, it might just make a difference for us all. Including me.
The true cost of this anger is the loss of the opportunity to make a friend and ally. No one can see your side of things if you can't form a bond of respect for each other first.
My heart aches for Roy today. I have many friends whose politics and belief systems are not the same as mine. My world would be a sad place without their friendship and respect.
My dad would have taken you each into a corner and put boxing gloves on you. He used to do that with my sister and me. It was the only time I got the better of her. But it did help us to lose that deep anger.
Instead of coming out fighting, why don't you come back out and shake hands and introduce yourselves again?
-- Posted by KH Gal on Thu, Oct 13, 2011, at 11:45 PM
Okay. We got worn out too, which was the point, I think. Those boxing gloves got a lot of use over the years. My grandfather and uncle were professional boxers too. On the other side of the family.
I felt bad for Roy, because of what his week has been like, I am pretty sure that some of his reaction was because of this.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Sun, Oct 16, 2011, at 12:04 AM
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But the Universe enjoyed rubbing salt into my wounds as my younger cousin seemed to be developing at a much faster rate. She went from a string-bean to a busty teen in under a year, regaling me with stories of the boys she was dating, or kissing (or whatever). My self-confidence settled in the red when she confessed that her and her friends were making fun of how small my breasts were.
Everything came crashing down; I hated my life. Why couldn't I be beautiful and curvy? Why did I have to be so skinny and unattractive? I thought back to my friend, someone considered very attractive by her friends, who was curvy and bubbly. I seemed to only sink deeper into my depression, wondering who (or what) I had pissed off in a past life to end up with the one I've got now.
The conflict with my body – and what I wanted my body to look like – marred my young adult years as everyone seemed to be blossoming and I felt stunted. How can I be sixteen and some lady is telling me that I look nine!? How can these fifteen year olds not believe that I'm only a year older than them?
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The Obama Administration is committed to a "whole of government" approach to combating modern slavery. As part of this approach, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is launching the Blue Campaign, an effort to raise awareness and fuel actions against modern slavery. The campaign name references the global anti-human trafficking symbols the "Blue Heart" and the "Blue Blindfold," as well as the "thin blue line" of law enforcement.
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Through the Blue Campaign, you can call 1-888-373-7888 to report a situation of modern slavery. For more information about modern slavery, please visit www.state.gov/g/tip/ or www.dhs.gov/humantrafficking.
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Well, if I were to recruit "eyes and ears" to combat this, I'd pay the street kids to keep lookout.
It'll help keep them fed and hopefully they too will find a place to call home. But that's mostly their decision.
Thing is, you have to go to them, where they hang out...
and when you do, don't be wearing a suit.
As it preferably be be outreach by those who know homelessness inside-out themselves.
You network your taxpayer dollar off and you'll put a big dent in this problem.
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I'm glad this is finally getting a lot of attention especially now since some employees in DOD are being investigated. This is really a scourge. Women and girls suffer so much at the hands of men who subjugate and use women and children. Time to clean out the swamp in Washington because America can't raise the banner of hope, freedom and justice while simultaneously exploiting its weakest citizens. This is abominable.
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In efforts to curtail human trafficking, more emphasis needs to be placed on who is coming in and leaving our country. I hate to think of all the criminals that have gotten away because of inadequate face recognition systems, passport, visa control. Alot could be improved on these ends like real, not fake training for TSA on passport, visa verification. There should be critical oversight of these agencies. Where can improvements be made? where are the gaps? I recently was at LAX and a woman was trying to get her mother to deliver a letter in Iran. There was no visible security present. I told the Emirates staff who did nothing, I told TSA luggage handlers who did nothing, I called 911 who called airport security who did nothing. This is the kind of stupididty that continues at these agencies. No agency should be free from scrutiny if our goal is to protect our Homeland from both people who already reside here or people trying to leave. Everyone should be scrutinized and everything should be checked with a fine tooth comb. This is the level of attention to detail we need in these agencies. Interpol recently caught several traffickers by advertizing on the internet. Well Duhhhhhhhhh! Why has it taken so long to use this type of free advertising? If the government can't get the job done then get help from Americans who can get the job done. But the agencies can't be stupid about it.
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From this lay perspective, the Penguins seem like a young, Tampa Bay Rays sort of team: some enormously talented players like Crosby and Malkin, overall a youngish team, went to the Cup Finals last season. They are certainly not performing well this season, and if the season ended today, they'd miss the playoffs. That's disappointing, I get that.
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Greene is saying that there is more to the story but he won't comment on anything until/unless OSU does.
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It has a US plug and US voltage (110v), so it should work for US and Canada. I stupidly packed it with me to Hong Kong when I moved, which is rather silly. I'd just like to give it a home where it'll be used instead of just throwing it away. I'll send it to whoever claims it first. As "payment" I ask that you donate $20 to a charity. If it arrives dead somehow I'll pay you back the $20. Let's see if this works.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (1044 votes).
In short: A definite 'do again' raceIn full: A wonderful race: other races should learn how this is done properly. Pre-race was a dream: numbers posted out; baggage system very smooth; plenty of toilets. Race itself: friendly and numerous pacers (first time apparently - a great touch); lots of water; drinks and gels stations on the course (brilliant scenery). A few challenging but relatively short hills, but overall, reasonably flat. Great support in the villages. Nice finish in the racecourse. Afterwards: showers available (albeit cold) and everything on hand that was needed.Minor problems: one water station was about to run out of water (though sports drinks still available), and I could really have done with a massage at the end, but they were full up when I got there.Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: The dog's bollocks of marathons Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: Great race, great organisation and fast courseIn full: We were lucky enough to have a nice bright still October day, so coupled with the reasonably flat course (well apart from the last couple of nasty short sharp hills around mile 25) it was PB territory, a great day out and highly recommended for all.Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: Perfect marathonIn full: This marathon was the most painless running event I've ever been to. Starts and finishes at a beautiful racecourse, it's not too crowded and the course is nice and scenic. Great atmosphere and an excellent day. Will be signing up for next year. Thanks to everyone who made it a special day! Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: soul destroyingIn full: even tho it was well run there were a few problems that i did not like ,dont mind paying a extra £3 to enter the car park, but to take over a hour and half to get out is a bit of a joke ,loads of marshalls going in ,but just the one comming out,had my money,the run was soul destroying long country roads the odd people helping you on ,this was my 5th one off the year the worst i did wolverhampton recently people had a go at that , but i enjoyed that one ,i am from liverpool so i try to support my local races , but sorry me and my friends say not this one Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: A wonderful race that totally lives up to its reputation.In full: You know you've come somewhere special when there are members of the organising team at the entrance to the village just to welcome you and to wish you good luck. Chester racecourse is a stunning venue for a start and finish and the route was charming. A good range of water, sports drinks and gels being handed out throughout the course, and the finishers technical top is very smart. Medal is a good one too. The mini-marathon was also well organised: my 5 year old son loves his t-shirt and medal which is of the same quality as that for the main event. Overall, this was a great event. A big thank you to all the organisers, pacers and marshalls.Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: Very good no problems apart from getting out of theracecourse and could do with more signs indicating the approach to the event.Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: My 1st ever marathon in my home of Chester! Fab!In full: Loved this marathon, felt like I was flying during 1st half however 2nd half was tough as the sun came out and the temperature soared for October!!! I have the tan lines to prove it!!! A few hills that were unexpected but overall I'm so glad I did it! Will b back next year! Thank you to the organisers and volunteers xxDate of review: October 9, 2013
In short: Ran Chester 2011 (first marathon), 2012 & 2013. Also done a London and Manchester and this is up there with the best.In full: Not as hilly as you think, lots of downhills up to mile 18. A hill at 18 easily recoverable and then at 24.5 makes it difficult but that's near the end and not so bad if you're prepared and expecting it. Lots of steady declines make up for it and I achieved a PB this time (actually smashed it)! Chester is also a very nice place to make it a weekend break for the family to make the complete experience.Date of review: October 9, 2013
In short: ExcellentIn full: A great marathon with exceptional organisation. They only slight negative was they ran out of water on two consecutive drinks stops which in the heat was dangerous I thought. This aside it was an excellent day and would recommend it.Date of review: October 8, 2013
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stock futures were pointing to a higher open on Wall Street Thursday as upbeat data on U.S. jobs and housing helped offset lackluster quarterly results from Bank of America (BAC) and Citigroup (C) .
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were rising 37 points, or 24.77 points above fair value, at 13,474. Futures for the S&P 500 were up 6.25 points, or 4.47 points above fair value, at 1471. Futures for the Nasdaq were up 13.50 points, or 11.22 points above fair value, at 2739.
Bank of America reported fourth-quarter profit of $700 million, or 3 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by a penny. Net revenue, however, came in at $18.9 billion, compared with estimates of $21 billion. Shares were off 0.25% after an initial spike in premarket trading.
Citigroup, the third-largest bank in the U.S., missed expectations in the fourth quarter, as higher legal expenses and lower reserve releases hurt profit. Shares were down more than 2%.
The Labor Department reported Thursday that initial jobless claims for the week ended Jan. 12 were 335,000, a decrease of 37,000 from the previous week's upwardly revised figure of 372,000. The four-week moving average was 359,250, a decrease of 6,750 from the previous week's average of 366,000.
Continuing claims for the week ended Jan. 5 were 3.214 million, an increase of 87,000 from the preceding week's upwardly revised level of 3.127 million.
On average, economists were expecting initial jobless claims to slide to 365,000 and continuing claims to increase to 3.159 million.
The Census Bureau said that housing starts rose in December to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 954,000 from a downwardly revised 851,000 in November. Building permits rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 903,000 from an upwardly revised 900,000.
Economists were expecting housing starts to rise to a rate of 890,000 and building permits to come in at a rate of 903,000.
"This is a strong set of data even though claims does have some caveats with adjustments, so the grand strength is challenged a bit," said David Ader, a strategist with CRT. "Housing starts are quite strong and broad based and even permits, while quiet, offer more single-family gains so a bit of tone there too."
At 10 a.m., the Philadelphia Fed's Business Outlook survey is expected to come in at 5.8 for January after a print of 8.1 in December.
At 12:05 p.m., Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Dennis Lockhart speaks at a business forum in New York.
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Part of the problem is I don't have a perfect double-blind study. Nonetheless I'll describe my limited observation.
Before I knew what shen, shu or a bing was back in 2001 I bought some tea at "Perl River" a Chinese junk shop on Canal street in NYC's Manhattan Chinatown (there is a second bigger Chinatown in Flushing, but most tourists go to the one in Canal street)
I still have the box from this tea: It's round, green and reads "Yunnan Toucha: Yunnan Shengcha 100g" I think most people have seen these. It cost $1.95. Oh if I could go back in time and buy 10 more... I would!
On the back there is a date printed in blue ink in Chinese, I deciphered it: 1998.
So, this tea was made in 1998 and most likely spent two years on the shel on Perl River in NYC next to a stack of cheap resin "Feng Shui" Laughing Buddhas. (it looked like it had been there two years, I remember worrying if the tea was fresh when buying it.)
Over the years I drank this tea, and moved from place to place in NYC. Most of the time it was just sitting in my kitchen next to the spices (apparently a dumb place to keep tea) The tea became darker and softer over time.
Today I received an identical-looking "Yunnan Toucha" bought on ebay, sadly I can't seem to find the same year. This one is from 2005.
The 2005 pretty much tastes like sheng, young, a little astringent, with a mild tingle that lingers in a pleasant way after.
This is nothing like how my 1998 NYC-stored tea tasted. It didn't taste green anymore, I remember thinking how it was so much more calming than it used to be.
So, my observation is that cheap sheng will change with time in a "dry" home-stored environment.
Not scientific but enough to make me feel that keeping tea at home in "normal" conditions coud be worth it to expand that options I have in the future for drinking.
My first though was to but 10 2012 "Yunnan Toucha" ... but they cost $16 now... this is cheap tea. What specifically happened? Is this the famous "bubble" --


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For those of you interested in the US-Dakota War of 1862, I recommend reading the book "Dakota Dawn" by Gregory F. Michno. It gives a fair, balanced and concise account of the uprising. It is by far the most detailed book about this subject that I've read. The book provides photos of battle sites and monuments, maps of Indian villages and the settlers' homesteads. The author even researched the names and ages of all those involved in the conflict – I was very surprised to come across the name of my own great-grandfather, Charles Woehler, among the pages.
Some of these pioneers had only been in Minnesota a few weeks when the war started. Many could not speak English. Some were targeted because they did not own firearms and had no way to defend themselves and their families.
Mr. Michno also points out the disaster that awaits when people are made to be dependent upon a government that cannot keep its promises. At times, the book can be difficult to read because of the many atrocities committed during the uprising. The author lays the blame at the feet of the government with the Indians and settlers paying the ultimate price.
After reading "Dakota Dawn," I had a clearer understanding of why the Indians were dealt with as harshly as they were, but also why the Dakota were forced to take drastic measures to preserve their families and their way of life.
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Double Down Spicy Cashew MMM Cheese Wonder Stuff By Amateur GreenChef V Blak
Posted By V Ol Blak On September 9, 2010 @ 3:25 pm In Full Recipe List,GreenChef Foodie Talk,Recipes / GreenChef Ingredients & Tools,Recipes / Raw,The Ingredient: Cheese | 10 Comments
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Life is full of un-expected surprises. Some are good, some seem like they maybe bad and then there are those moments or events which just change everything. Well, that last one seems to keep happening to me again and again lately. First I found new dog love, when I rescued Basil my wonder boy from the Long Beach Harbor Shelter. Then without even knowing I was open to a relationship, someone new enters my life and shows me what true happiness looks like. And now, being inspired by her love for making recipes and some encouragement, I too caught the recipe making bug. I know, shocking, right. I bet everyone out there thought I was already making recipes a long long time ago, since I am the guy who runs greenchefs, right? Well, it is sad to say, I somehow thought it was beyond me. I admired all the GreenChefs and loved having them in the studio and I loved eating their creations, but I really never thought I would be any good at it. That is crazy thinking! The whole point of GreenChefs is to inspire everyone to get their asses into the kitchen to make good for you, amazing tasting dishes! Now I am proof that really anyone, I mean anyone can make these recipes and they will blow you away.
Now this week I have been left alone to fend for myself and I am happy to report, I am now on my 4th recipe, if you count this Cashew Cheese, and the Kale Chips with the Cashew Cheese on them as separate recipes. Yes, four down and 1000's to go. I am now addicted and very very full. I may go from Mighty to Plumpy at this rate. Wow, especially with this cheese recipe. Oh man, I am in love. I have been a vegan for a long long time and cheese of any kind hasn't really been on the menu, so this has been a treat. I discovered this Spicy Cashew Cheese recipe when my friend Juli Novonty sent me a care package of her Kookie Karma Kookies and some of her new products which included a bag of Spicy Cheese Kale Chips.. mmmm so good. When I decided to make a cheese sauce for a pasta dinner, I reached out to Juli and she hooked me up with the complete recipe, which I promptly posted for you guys on GreenChefs a few days ago.
Why am I posting about the Cashew Cheese again, just a few days later? Well, while I was elbow deep in making this Cheese in my Blendtec's I started feeling my inner amateur GreenChef coming out and I decided to alter the recipe just a bit to bring out some additional flavors and to kick the spice level to something a Texan would think is hot. Well, not HOT but mmm spicy. My big additions are the garlic, dried chili flakes, and the fresh red chili peppers. And I used some of the water from the nut soaking to smooth the cheese out into more of a sauce I think. I have never seen Juli make this, so she may add some water too. Anyways.. WOW, I love it. I can't stop eating it, which is a good thing, since I made a double batch. I made the pasta and I did Kale Chips, which I will post next week. And yes I ate them all (3 large heads of Kale). So good. Okay if you love rich, spicy, creamy, so good it will make your toes curl, this is a recipe for you and I know what I am talking about, remember, I have tried all the dishes by the visiting GreenChefs and this gives all those recipes a run for their money. If I can say so myself. Enjoy!
For the Doube Down Spicy Cashew Cheese:
1 Cup soaked cashews
1 Large Red Bell Pepper
1/2 Cup of Salt Water From Soaking The Nuts
2 Tbs nutritional yeast
2 Lemons, juiced
2 Small Fresh Red Chili Peppers with half of the seeds
1 Tbs Crushed Dried Chili
4 Cloves of fresh garlic
1 Tbs Onion Powder
1 Tbs Celtic Sea Salt {or less or to taste}
1. Soak the cashew nuts in a slightly salted water for 8 to 24 hours
2. Gather up all your ingredients and toss them into a food processor or a really good blender like a Blendtec or Vitamix
3. Start blending the ingredients on slow and ramp up the speed as everything starts to become creamy.
4. Pour and serve.
Step One: Soak your cashew nuts or nuts of your choice I guess in a salt water for 8 to 24 hours
Step Two: Gather up your ingredients and pour them into the blender
Step Three: Blend all that stuff up, but start on low speed to just get everything under control, before you hit the speed and really make this cheese creamy. I blended mine for a good while to whip in a lot of air, which I think made it even creamier.
Step Four: Eat it.. serve it, or do what I did and make a pasta dish and use this as a creamy sauce or make the Kale Chips which I will post soon. Mmmmm The kale chips are so good.
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Crash. Conewango Township Police report investigating a two-vehicle crash which occurred at approximately 12:30 p.m., on Feb. 1, on Rt. 6 near Scott Run Road. According to police, a 2004 Chevy Trailblazer operated by Rhonda Puscher, Youngsville, was traveling east in the passing lane of Rt. 6, while a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee operated by Linda Anderson, Pittsfield, was traveling in the eastbound lane of Rt. 6. As Puscher began an attempt to pass Anderson, the Trailblazer began to slide on the icy roadway. The vehicle then slid across both lanes and struck the guardrail along the right hand berm of the road resulting in the vehicle being directly in the path of the Grand Cherokee. The Grand Cherokee then struck the driver side door of the Trailblazer. Anderson sustained minor injuries and was able to drive her vehicle from the scene. Puscher sustained injury to her leg and was transported to Warren General Hospital. Police were assisted at the scene by the Starbrick Fire Department, Youngsville Ambulance and City of Warren Ambulance. Puscher was cited for violations related to driving vehicle at safe speeds.


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That should be UTF-8...not UTF-A...fixing now!
I should have waited to finish watching the video before trying it on Win 7 RC.
haha- you couldn't wait 57 seconds!?!
Nice post Laura, keep 'em coming!
Also, do you know this poweruser tip for notepad?
If you create a new text file, write ".LOG" in the first line and save it. Next time you open the file in notepad, it will append the time and date on the last line of the file. Try it out!
I cannot reproduce the bug on my Windows XP SP3....
Haha, i did the exact same thing
Here's another bug: why isn't there any support for \n style newlines? It's a pain to open simple text documents in WordPad. Will this be fixed in Windows 8 maybe?
You can also press F5 to get date and time, the slightly manual way of doing it.
That's just weird
By the way, these aer every professional looking videos. I like them.
i also tried it and couldnt get it to work then i saw the end
I couldn't get "Goats are Tards" to work no matter what I did, but I did get "bush hid the facts" to work provided I typed it in all lower case.
oops wrong thread...
bringin da love to notepad. Great vid. Dont know where you dug up the guy in the video but hes a pro.
cool. There is also another strange bug. If you delete c:\pagefile.sys, windows crashes. Wierd.
did know about the bug, but didn't know we it is
It's interesting to go deep for some interesting/historical stuff in Windows.
I really like tales of "the old new things" blog
I just tried everything on XP Pro. Can't repro. Please make a screencast showing us the actual bug.
Good idea- Ill look into screencasting it! Thanks
Laura did u used to be on G4?
I like this series. Short and very well done! To the point, you could say.
Duanerrr: Yes I did! For 5 years Good times.
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The G-Star 3301 is a style neutral denim with classic 5-pocket construction. Stripped down to its purest form, this essential denim combines authentic details with clean styling to offer a strong base for any look.
In crisp 13.5oz denim, compactly woven in a 3X1 right hand twill from carded yarns for rich authentic surface texture.
Low Tapered Fit: Loose fit at waist and hip and thigh, tapered from knee to ankle. Low rise at front and back.
Fabric: Oxford denim. 100% cotton.
Finish: Raw.
Art nr: 20.0.50779.5684.001
SizingModel is 6'2 and is wearing a size 33/32 (Waist 33", Hips 40").
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WHEREAS, The U.S. Conference of Mayors has previously adopted strong policy resolutions for cities, communities, and the federal government to take actions to reduce fossil fuel consumption and global warming pollution through green building code initiatives; and
WHEREAS, the building sector accounts for 39% of the nation's energy use and 72% of U.S. electricity use, and therefore presents an enormous opportunity for significantly reducing energy costs, improving the environment, improving building operations, and increasing the amount of funds in local economies that are available for expenditure on goods and services other than energy; and
WHEREAS, The U.S. Conference of Mayors has vowed to work to increase the fossil-fuel reduction standard for all new buildings to carbon neutral by 2030, in the following increments:
70% in 2015
80% in 2020
90% in 2025
Carbon-neutral by 2030 (meaning new buildings will use no fossil fuel GHG emitting energy to operate); and
WHEREAS, local governments have been the incubators of innovative green building codes and new green technologies, recognizing that although warming is global, solutions must be local in order to account for specific regional energy needs and methods for addressing them; and
WHEREAS, Congress has instructed the Department of Energy (DOE) to set certain minimum energy efficiency levels for heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment (HVAC) and water heaters in connection with and under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA), 42 U.S.C §§ 6201, et seq. (2006) (as amended by the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), Pub. L. No 100-102 (1987), and the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT), Pub. L. 102-486 (1992) while Congress has at the same time recognized that state and local agencies should have "primary responsibilities" for the protection of consumers or practices affecting commerce which relate to the implementation of measures likely to conserve, or improve efficiency in the use of energy, including energy conservation measures and renewable resource energy measures (42 U.S.C § 6325(d)); and
WHEREAS, despite these established roles for local government, a federal district court recently enjoined an innovative performance-based green building code that provided several alternative compliance paths (including LEED® certification) designed to improve building energy efficiency levels by 30%, finding that the performance-based code was preempted by EPCA because it allegedly required the use of HVAC and water heaters that were manufactured at energy efficiency levels in excess of the minimums set by EPCA and the DOE; and
WHEREAS, the minimum energy efficiency standards for HVAC equipment and water heaters set by ECPA and the DOE are at levels that in some cases have not been modified in decades and generally are obsolete, as evidenced by the fact that, according to reports by the HVAC industry, 37% of all HVAC sales in 2007 were of models beyond federal minimum efficiency standards; and
WHEREAS, many local governments have established - or are seeking to establish - similar performance-based building codes based on LEED® or existing energy efficiency programs, the validity of which are called into question by the court's preemption finding,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by The U.S. Conference of Mayors acting on behalf of its constituents to call on the Congress of the United States to amend the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA), 42 U.S.C §§ 6201, et seq. (2006) (as amended by the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), Pub. L. No 100-102 (1987), so as to remove preemption barriers in order to allow local governments broader authority in establishing performance-based building codes; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that The U.S. Conference of Mayors supports comprehensive reform of federals laws so as to promote the creation, implementation and enforcement of innovative energy efficient green building codes by local governments and municipalities.


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Easiest way to contact is via phone or email (czr at iki removethis dot fi). You will most probably find me on IRCNet (use /msg) and FreeNode (on ##kernel). I'm also available on LinkedIn® and FaceBook, but I only connect to people who I know personally.
If you came to this page looking for LNX One Oy, you may (or not) find more info at the company "site".
Current valid certs: None (yay).
Outdated certs: RHCX (inc RHCE) and MCSE:Sec (inc 7 variants, on 2000), MCT, CCNA, LPI1, HP ProCurve AIS and HPCP.
Current main project: Easy Home Control for Everyone (in Finnish, sorry). This has kept me quite busy for couple of years now, and will continue to do so barring some phenomenally interesting project.
As of 2010-11-15 I do not plan to update these pages. Not that I have done so in the past couple of years anyway. However, the pages will remain on ze interwebs for hysterical raisins. Also, due to switching servers, some links might point to places that no longer exist (I intentionally left out some cruft during the move, but am too lazy to fixup the links). If you run across such a link, you may imagine the stuff that was previously found the link (if you really want to acccess it, drop me a line and I'll ask the mightly /dev/urandom how to deal with it).
Most projects listed here were developed during 2006-2007.
All computer/networking related stuff is done using Python/C/Asm on Linux (obviously).
These projects are still all useful/necessary/fun, but mostly they're waiting for better times or they're already complete, but I'm too lazy to make example outputs/screenshots. Most projects listed here were started/developed during 2005-2007.
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Last time we tested 19" LCD monitors on our website it was more than half a year ago and they have almost completely transformed into low-end products by now. Technologies utilized in such monitors have in fact stopped to progress further and the technological race is now replaced with a struggle of the manufacturers' marketing and design departments.
This review is devoted to LCD monitors that have an aspect ratio of 5:4 and a native resolution of 1280x1024 pixels. They are often bought as inexpensive monitors for home or office work that does not call for an accurate reproduction of colors. Monitors with response time compensation (RTC) technology are also highly popular among gamers who appreciate their low response time as well as their not-very-high resolution that does not demand a super-fast and expensive graphics card. Moreover, the resolution of 1280x1024 pixels is supported by a majority of games some of which still cannot output normally onto widescreen monitors.
An overwhelming majority of 19" monitors available today are based on TN+Film matrixes. They feature the lowest response time, but the narrowest vertical viewing angle as well. When it comes to 19" monitors, this means that moving your head up and down just a little you'll see the brightness (and, in the worst case, the color) of the top and bottom parts of the screen change. This has nothing to do with the backlighting. It is a problem of small viewing angles made more conspicuous due to monitors with the 5:4 aspect ratio being taller than widescreen displays.
Although modern TN matrixes have specified viewing angles of 160 degrees, which sounds to be enough, this number is arrived at by changing the measurement method. The viewing angles of S-IPS and *VA matrixes are measured by a contrast drop to 10:1. Those of TN matrixes are commonly measured by a contrast drop to 5:1. If the same method was used for all the matrix types, TN matrixes would have viewing angles of about 140 degrees in their specs.
Before I proceed, I'd want to remind you our testing methodology. We evaluate the following characteristics of LCD monitors: color reproduction quality (and the color gamut if the manufacturer claims it to be larger than common), response time (and the RTC error value if the monitor employs response time compensation), brightness and contrast. I want to particularly note that although I publish average values of response time and RTC error, these two should rather be considered through all the possible transitions because a few gross errors (or a few long transitions) mixed with a number of small ones will yield the same average as a lot of medium errors that will be much more conspicuous at everyday use of the monitor. If the monitor offers several outputs, we test it using a DVI connection because this interface is already widespread and transfers signal to the monitor in digital form, without undesired conversions.


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PromGirl has the largest selection of military ball dresses online. Be sure to look through our military ball gowns, and military dresses for your perfect military ball dress. With such a unique and large selection, you are sure to find your perfect military ball dress at PromGirl.
Whether you are looking for a sleek and simple dress or a full ball gown for your military ball, PromGirl has the dress for you! If you need help selecting your perfect military ball dress, click the help link at the top of the page.
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Casual Hairstyle For Women With Shoulder Length Hair
At the 2011 Grammy Awards, Kelly Osbourne was seen with this chic and stylish hairstyle. Kelly's hair is parted off to one side with the hair brushed over on top. Around at the face, the hair is cropped and cut to different lengths. A fringe comes down to one side of the forehead finishing off the lookThe hair is cut long and has been layered.The hair is coloured a golden blonde.
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iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: $0.77 (8% off)
Wonderful product
Posted by Reviewer3185862 on Mar 26, 2012
My doctor recommended me to take Oscillococcinum when I get the flu symptoms. I bought anas barbariae from Similsan. It helped the same but for ten times less. It is not allowed in Switzerland anymore so I was very happy to find that Hyland's also has a product which contains anas barbarieae. For many years I have not had the flu. I used to get the flu each winter. Every time somebody used to sneeze or cough I got ill. Now I take a few tablets at the first symtoms and they dissapear within a very short time. It also helps my daughter. And it has absolutely no side effects. I can only highly recommend it.
Same as Oscillococcinum, but cheaper
Posted by Reviewer1030487 on Aug 11, 2007
If you like Oscillococcinum, this product contains the same active ingredient (homeopathic Anas barbariae in the 200 potency), for a much better price.
Effective and convenient
Posted by LantauMama on Dec 08, 2013
I recently had a terrible cold/flu and was out in bed for days. As my symptoms were changing daily, I was changing my homeopathic approach addressing each symptom with a single homeopathic remedy. By the last few days, my symptoms were all over the place, so I took these. As soon as my kids started to show early symptoms of what I had - I gave them these morning and night and they never got sick. While I prefer to treat symptoms with single homeopathy tablets, this combined tablet is great for both the convenience and effectiveness.
Great product
Posted by Reviewer2712994 on Sep 16, 2009
I love Hyland's products, this gives great symptom relief. If I take it at the very first signs of flu and sleep, I am usually over it when I wake up. It doesn't hurt to take it so if you feel achy and think you might have flu, just give it a try one time. If it is for those symptoms it will work, if you don't need it, it won't do any harm.
Hyland's Flu - does the job
Posted by Reviewer1280102 on Mar 20, 2008
I greatly appreciate how effective Hylan'd Flu is to help boost the immune system. Two of our children came down with the flu before I bought this product. Taking Hyland's Flu and good hygiene habits kept me, their cargiver, from coming down with it as well. It is a little chalky to taste but far better tasting than some other products. I buy it for it's effectiveness.
keep it handy
Posted by Reviewer1571676 on Sep 05, 2010
Helps me prevent and treat colds/flu
Strongly recommend!
Posted by Reviewer3228269 on May 30, 2012
It helped me to get out of cold with sinusitis in 2 days. Real sinusitis! I took it only 2 (in the evenings). I like the products of this company.
Great product and best kept seccret!
Posted by Reviewer1486600 on Jan 25, 2011
Like to keep this on hand...really helps if you are coughing and can't seem to stop it.
Posted by Reviewer1340469 on Jul 13, 2009
I hope to not have to use it. The last time I did have the flu, this is what pulled me through.
Good nonevavsive product
Posted by 4684294166063330249 on Mar 05, 2014
It takes a while to kick in. If you want fast relief this is not for you; nonetheless, it's a good product.


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- Slim fit trousers in stretch cotton, dyed for a sharp colour finish. Tailored for a narrow tapered leg, the trousers feature a flat front and unfinished hems for custom tailoring.
- Outer: 98% cotton, 2% elastane
- Lining: 59% cotton, 41% polyamide
- Buttons: buffalo horn
- Hook-and-bar, button and zip closures
- Specialist dry clean
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Greater Boston
Convention & visitors Bureau
The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Benjamin Zander, conductor, features amateur, student and professional musicians. One of Boston's premier orchestras, the Boston Philharmonic follows a vision of "passionate music making without boundaries," presenting top-notch music in a manner that both music aficionados and the casual listener can enjoy. The Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, comprised of talented and enthusiastic musicians ages 12-21, was launched in 2012, with a goal of "Shaping future leaders through music."


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IM on road at Miners
By RON DEUTER
Sports Editor
IRON MOUNTAIN – Iron Mountain makes its third trip to Marquette County in four weeks Friday night when the Mountaineers face Negaunee, the team which eliminated Iron Mountain from the playoffs last season.
"Negaunee is a real good football team that is 3-0," Mountaineers coach Robin Marttila said. "It'll be a great test for us, and we have to play well to give ourselves a chance to win."
The Miners have posted victories against Manistique (36-30), Calumet (38-16) and Gladstone (38-0). They racked up 318 yards of offense in the shutout against Gladstone last week, holding the Braves under 100 yards. Tailback Tyler LaJoie ran for 156 and three touchdowns.
"He was all conference as a junior," Marttila said of LaJoie. "He is a real good football player in space, a real good runner. Every one knows the goal is to try to stop him."
Junior quarterback Ryan Syrjala guides the Miners' option offense this season. He was 4-of-5 for 85 yards throwing last week, including a couple of big gainers to Zane Radloff, who caught a big touchdown in the Miners 20-0 playoff win over Iron Mountain last season.
"We got better as a team from last week. We made some improvements," Negaunee coach Paul Jacobson told the Daily Press after the Gladstone win. "I thought the guys executed very well on offense and defense."
The biggest question facing the Mountaineers entering this Week 4 matchup is the status of top back James Christiansen. Hurting his hip and missing the second half of last week's loss against West Iron County, Christiansen will most likely be a game-time decision.
"The trainers have been working with him," Marttila said. "He's a big part of our team and not having him on the field hurt us last week. But as a coach you need to plan for the possibility of him not playing, or anyone getting injured. Injuries happen in the game of football. You put someone else out there and do th best you can."
That someone else, if Christiansen can't go, will be junior David Mielcarek.
"He's played fullbacks for two years at the lower levels," Marttila said. "And he's got reps there this season."
Friday's game marks the last trip out of town for the Mountaineers (1-2) this regular season. Iron Mountain returns home to host Westwood next week and only leaves Mountaineer Stadium one more time, to face rival Kingsford on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Next week the Mountaineers plan to honor the 1993 state champion team prior to kickoff.


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Endearing Sleep Chemise Amethyst
Style: 570086750
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Beautifully fitting sleep chemise is as supportive as it is romantic. Lavished with an overlay of exquisite Rosette pink lace over soothing Cool Nights knit.
- The sensual softness of Cool Nights knit also keeps you cool and dry.
- Double-layered knit cups, princess-seamed bodice and contour band under the bustline provides gentle lift and soft support.
- Hidden non-stretch tricot smooths and shapes the bodice at the sides and back.
- Clean-finished seams on the inside are gentle on sensitive skin.
- 1" knit straps on the shoulder; satiny, brushed-back adjustable lingerie straps in back.
- Approximately 35.5" from shoulder.
- 93% Rayon, 7% Spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
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Interview by Heath Kern With Darwin Cadogan, Director of Protection for Diplomatic SecurityQUESTION: President Ahmadi-Nejad, the President of Iran, is being given what I understand to be the highest level of security one can receive, which obviously makes some sense. Are you -- do you have any part in his security?
MR. CADOGAN: Well, his foreign minister is accompanying him on this particular trip, so it's at joint operation detail with the Secret Service and the New York City Police Department.
QUESTION: Is he being given more than any other previous foreign minister has been given during UNGA or does it still fall into the --
MR. CADOGAN: He's given what's according to his perceived threat in the United States, so that level of protection balances out against the threat.
QUESTION: And are you coordinating with the Iranian Government?
MR. CADOGAN: We're coordinating with the Iranian Mission to the United Nations.
QUESTION: And how have they been to deal with?
MR. CADOGAN: They've been cooperative.
QUESTION: Can you give our viewers some idea of what causes a random street closing to occur?
MR. CADOGAN: Well, you know, I'm happy that you asked that because I just left a meeting with the Police Commissioner Kelly. That's an NYPD decision and they make that decision. They inform us and we abide by it.
QUESTION: So you have nothing to do with determining we want "said" street closed?
MR. CADOGAN: Well, they've decided that -- to keep the flow of traffic in a certain pattern without affecting the citizens of New York City, they would close certain streets to facilitate this particular event. And so, you know, we're happy with their decisions and we abide by them and we work together with them. Since 9/11, the street closures that you mentioned, you know, we have now Delta barriers, these are the pop-up portable barriers that we put in place to stop any instances of vehicles or trucks getting into that particular location. And we've also had coordination with the City of New York working with lanes to facilitate the motorcade traffic, cordoning off a lane just for that, so they can go through and they're not stuck in traffic and they're not affecting the natural flow of traffic in the city.
QUESTION: Is UNGA the biggest job that you do every year or is there something else that's even larger?
MR. CADOGAN: No, UNGA is the crown jewel of what we do. It takes us, in terms of coordination, I mean we start -- we'll start coordinating for the next UNGA immediately after this.
EJ in New Mexico writes:
Ahmadinejad to me seemed like a man on a suicide mission. By doing his very best to anger folks to the point where someone somewhere would just snap and try to assasinate him.
The ramifications being that therein lies possible intent to create an international incident at US expense.
I wonder what the folks doing the security would think of this gut instinct assessment?


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Emmy Rossum
The beautiful Emmy Rossum tapes "Shameless" right next to our studio. O'Brien, the Gallaghers...the Irish stick together, even on the Warner Bros. lot.
The beautiful Emmy Rossum tapes "Shameless" right next to our studio. O'Brien, the Gallaghers...the Irish stick together, even on the Warner Bros. lot.
Dave Franco stars with Zac Efron and Seth Rogen in "Neighbors." What a sexy, hilarious, sexy set that must've been. And we're just talking about Seth.
Our pals Los Straitjackets's new album is called Jet Set. We're dusting off our luchadores masks as we speak.
Our good friend Dax Shepard has two children with his beautiful wife Kristen Bell. We've written a ton of fanfic about them as their animal dopplegangers, Dax German Shepard & Kristen Bull.
"Identity Thief" star Génesis Rodríguez got her start acting in telenovelas. Just wait till Conan reveals that his twin brother is actually the priest who ran over her abuela before having an affair with the local pop star.
Comedian Adam Cayton-Holland is obsessed with "DuckTales" and Chipotle burritos. We think we'll get along just fine.
Adam Scott & Jon Daly star in "The Adult Swim Golf Classic" as real professional golfers Adam Scott & John Daly. This is some "Inception"-level of meta that's happening.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta has a new show based on his novel called "Monday Mornings" Monday Mornings about the high-pressure world of surgery. Our book called Monday Mornings would probably be about dealing with throbbing hangovers.
Hurray! Ben Folds Five are back! It looks like Oprah's "The Secret" actually works! Their new album is The Sound of the Life of the Mind.
Oscar nominee Anne Hathaway has starved in the streets of France and looted the mansions of Gotham City, but CONAN fans know her best as an accomplished rapper.
Our friend Stuntman Steven Ho is an expert ass-kicker and usually the ass that gets kicked belongs to Conan.
Grammy award-winning fun. write hit songs like "We Are Young," and frustrate strict grammarians everywhere.


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Aquatic-inspired print flows in currents of inky blue, black and white. Tiers add volume to the bandeau bodice of this slip of a dress, and pockets add more easy-breezy casualness to the relaxed drape of our sumptuously soft knit.
- Removable soft cups. Without cups, double-layered bodice and elasticized empire waist provide soft support.
- Removable, adjustable straps hook into halter, cross or straight-back positions. With
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- Approximate length: 37.5" from shoulder.
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Estimated grade. Sold by Bowers & Merena May '96 price realized $6,600. Lot #610.
Jaime Hernandez: This a one year Type and also the first regular issue Proof Indian Head Cent design. Original mintage was about 800 coins struck. However, only about half the mintage has survived throughout the years. Most coins that have survived are in PR64 condition. In Proof 65 condition they are considered very scarce with possibly 60 examples available. And in PR66 condition they are truly scarce with less than 2 dozen known. The ultimate condition for this issue is PR67 with one lone survivor meriting this grade and none being finer.
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Just curious - do people here use Taobao much?
It might be useful for people to post reviews, thoughts, comments on cakes that they've bought on Taobao. A lot of the cakes on Taobao are, well, mediocre, at best. It's good to know what's good and what's not. Sometimes some amazing looking things on Taobao are crap, while other crap have been decent.


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Kellogg's Innovative Approach to 'Big Data'
July 24, 2013
Aaron Fetters, director of the Insights and Analytics Solutions Center at Kellogg Company, shared how innovation and Kellogg's unique approach to measurement improved return on investment for the brand.
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iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: CA$12.43 (62% off)
Size and simplicity
Posted by Reviewer2292627 on Feb 08, 2010
This thing was much bigger than I thought it would be and has no problem at all covering all my sprouting needs and more. It also seems very durable. Came with instructions right there on the bottle as well as a mini-pamphlet with some more info and recipes. A supporting stand would be a bonus, but is not missed.
Works like a charm!
Posted by naturalkitten on Jun 22, 2012
This jar works great and is simple to use. I am a total newbie to sprouting and this thing is fool proof. You just add the seeds and water, then rinse it twice daily which is super easy due to the mesh lid of the jar. You basically don't have to open the jar after filling in the seeds until you are ready to harvest your tasty home-grown sprouts. 100% recommended!
a nice sprouting jar
Posted by Reviewer2035801 on Apr 06, 2010
I am currently using 3 of these jars for sprouting and have very much enjoyed using them.
Posted by Reviewer2763768 on Apr 21, 2010
I love the sprouting jar I've recently purchased. It works great, and I've already used it multiple times!
it works
Posted by karljacobs on Jan 18, 2011
good product, well made much better than the sprouting trays i've used in the past most likely to buy a 2nd one to meet our sprouts addiction :-)
Posted by Reviewer1907904 on Jun 28, 2011
glass jar, perfect size for sprouting just about anything!
very good
Posted by Reviewer2169000 on Dec 26, 2009
very good for sprouting :) ordered another one to use also :D
It's been almost a year...
Posted by jayzou on Sep 14, 2010
and this is my 'go-to' jar for sprouting mung beans and radish sprouts. Love it :)
Posted by JoshBee on Aug 04, 2012
Just your standard glass jar. I use these jars to brew kombucha in.
Very easy to use!
Posted by LantauMama on Jun 10, 2013
I saw this for a couple years and didn't buy it because I used sprouting bags - but this is much easier to use (for me) than the bags, easier to clean, and the kids really like watching and helping with the process. It is a BIG jar and you need room on the counter for it.


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Scientific studies and personal anecdotes alike tout the mental, emotional and physical health benefits of owning a dog. As rewarding an experience as dog ownership can be, it is also important to weigh the responsibilities to ensure that you are ready.
Dogs require love, care and attention every day, which means you have to ensure you have enough time to spend feeding and exercising the animal. If you are planning on getting a puppy it is important to make time to train and socialize it.
In addition to your time and energy, it costs a good amount of money to care for a dog. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports that initial costs to consider when you get a puppy include vaccinations as well as heartworm, flea and tick prevention programs.
VCA Animal Hospitals recommends bringing your puppy to the veterinarian for dog vaccinations when it is 6 to 8 weeks of age, and then returning for boosters every few weeks. This core vaccination schedule will protect against common diseases like distemper, hepatitis, rabies and parvovirus in dogs. VCA reports there are also costs associated with getting all necessary pet supplies and performing a neutering procedure when the puppy is old enough.


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Another beautiful day. Crisp, cold, and sunny. Oh my, so exciting..
So exciting we had to make pancakes. We made 'em from scratch, and ate them with real maple syrup. You may be saying, "maple syrup is sooooo expensive", which is so very true. However, my friend Kristen gave me some good advice about how to use less syrup without compromising the pancake-drenched-in-syrup goodness. Melt butter with the maple syrup!!! Like half and half. It really is probably the most delicious thing I've ever tasted.
Butter and maple syrup=amazing flavor experience.
We are all aflutter with gardening thoughts these days. It's going to be amazing. If you are reading this and have kids, and would like them to participate in some amazing Homestead gardening programs this year, please let me know. I'll be posting about it a lot. I will also be posting our schedule for the summer when I get it all lined out. Have lovely mornings everyone!