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U14 Boys
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Ironbound SC Inter
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Cherry Hill FC Hammerheads
Jersey United SC Bulldogs
Red Bull NY New York Red Bulls U14
Parsippany SC Gators
Warrington SC (PA) WSC United
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Montgomery United SC (PA) Maniacs
New Jersey Rangers FC Hercules
NJSA 04 United
PA Classics (PA) Elite 94
East Brunswick Soccer Club EB Force
TSF Academy Diablos
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Bridgewater SA Lightning
Medford Strikers SC Flash
Montclair United SC Flames
North Hunterdon SC The Attack
Ocean Twp United SA Wizards
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Princeton FC Celtic
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FC Premier-Westfield United
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Jersey Knights SC Gunners
Match Fit Chelsea FC Academy 14 boys
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Buckingham United (PA) Fire
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Pennington United SA Patriots
Toms River SA (TRSA) Strikers
Wall SC Terminators
Wayne SC Warriors
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Den of Lions Revolution
Medford Strikers SC United
NASA United SC Diablos
Next Level SA Rangers
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Dix Hills (NY) Thunder
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YMS-Yardley Makefield SC Celtic
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Hamilton SC ATTACK
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Dix Hills (NY) Dix Hills United
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PA United Perugia (PA) Grifos 94
Ramapo Valley SC (NY) Tornados 95
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The Future of Trail-Running Gear - Page 2
Trend 1: The Running Shoe Mold Has Been Broken
Forget the trail-running shoes of yore—beefy, plodding road shoes outfitted with knobby outsoles to transform them into "trail shoes." Forget, too, the sleek, feather-light, trail-friendly slippers that emerged out of the minimalist movement in the last few years. Like a love affair that burnt out fast, the lightest, most minimal shoes are no longer the stars of the show.
What's emerged instead is not some hot, new prototype all companies are scrambling to mimic, but rather, a willingness among running-shoe companies to try something different entirely … a bold desire to truly innovate.
From Vasque, we'll see the Shapeshifter—a 10.6 oz, 6mm-drop shoe with Boa quick-lacing (most often seen in ski boots, but beginning to make a splash in the running-shoe world) with "high-rebound" EVA for reduced foot fatigue on long runs:
Dynafit, long renowned for its top-of-the-line backcountry ski gear, will launch an entire "Alpine Running" line of shoes, apparel, packs and other accessories. In giving us an overview of what to expect come spring 2014, Dynafit told us, "We don't want to follow the trend of the lightest, most minimal." The forthcoming Pantera trail-running shoe will feature an 8mm heel-to-toe drop, structured polyurethane heel and cantilevered midsoles to help with pronation.
From New Balance, we'll see a burly new zero-drop Minimus (the 00v2) with 7mm lugs:
Speaking of mold-breaking … how about a leather running shoe? ECCO, one of the top five manufacturers in the world of premium leather, is going there. This trail-running shoe made with Tibetan yak leather will launch in February.
All this—the willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of what defines a running shoe—is nothing but good news for trail runners.

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Get by Valpo tonight at Convo Center 76-65. Give a at least a game cushion on Valpo and moves CSU to 21-3 on the season.
A beatable Butler team Saturday at Convo and they have an ass-kicking to make up for and a monkey to get off their back in that one.
Butler may be down but the name has meaning with tourney folk.


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by Anton Shilov
Intel Corp. plans to introduce a series of microprocessors with power consumption reduced to 35W. The new chips will challenge Advanced Micro Devices' Energy Efficient lineup of chips.
According to DigiTimes web-site, Intel is planning to launch five 35W desktop Core 2 Duo processors on December 28: the T9800, Q9000, P9600, T9550 and T8700, with prices set at $530, $348, $348, $316 and $241 in thousand-unit tray quantities, respectively.
Precise specs are published by Tech-it-On web-site.


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Skip to comments.Nugent says had "solid" meeting with Secret Service
Posted on 04/19/2012 5:31:34 PM PDT by Kaslin
(Reuters) - Musician and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent said on Thursday he had a positive meeting with U.S. Secret Service agents investigating his recent criticism of President Barack Obama, and the agency confirmed the issue had been resolved.
Nugent, who told NRA supporters in St. Louis last week that he would be "dead or in jail" next year if Obama was reelected, said in a statement that he had "met with two fine, professional Secret Service agents" in Oklahoma.
"Good, solid, professional meeting concluding that I have never made any threats of violence towards anyone. The meeting could not have gone better," the 63-year-old singer and guitarist said. He was due to perform a concert in Ardmore, Oklahoma on Thursday.
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I met Mr. Nugent once. I can tell you he is a decent man who doesn't do drugs or drink.
Or hire hookers?
He does seem very decent, and why not, He's a conservative after all
The only people that thought the meeting would go any other way.......are liberals. That free speech thing is still alive in America.....rock on Uncle Ted.
I love the guy even though I'm pizzed he endorsed Romney. Thought he was more of an individual. Guess it's all an act.
Well, what did I expect? He's an entertainer.
Nugent had his wild days. Lots of women.
Next up for the Secret Service: a positive meeting with Farrakhan...NOT!!
The Secret Service really had no reason to go interview Ted Nugent but they did want to get his autograph. Next stop...Sammy Hagar.
The SS did not hire hookers, they tried bullying severe discounts from hookers.
Sounds as if Ted has a stranglehold on the situation.
I can only imagine how that meeting went after the weekend the SS had.
he must have shared some home made jerky with the Secret Service people.
I am glad it went well for the Nuge. I'm sure Holder has "solid meetings" with the New Black Panthers, too, so I don't put much faith in the current gubmint.
He doesn't want Obama to be president again. What loser do you suggest he endorse...because that's all any other candidate would be.
You honestly think Romney can beat Obama? I don't. Too many similarities.
Next time you see him, inform him Mitt's a gun grabber!
Mitt Romney loves this country. 0bama hates it and wants to destroy it
They probably forgot that prostitution is legal in that part of Columbia so instead of cowering in fear like a prostitute in the USA the hooker simply called the police. That must have been a big surprise to the SS guys.
But the SS guys also forgot rule number one of any security team - no partying on the job. Even the bouncer at a strip club knows that much. There must be plenty of present and former SS guys who are furious about this whole affair. The ones I have met would never do or condone such a thing.
Anyway, Ted, you're on surveillance.
It's a good bet their on your side, but you're on surveillance.
Could they have picked a more unflattering photo?
I am surprised he is supporting Romney.
I have never heard of him hiring hookers. Despite what he does for a living, he is devoted to his family.
But in the meanwhile the dumbkopfs who run entertainment at Ft Knox cancelled his performance there. How to punish the troops on the altar of political correctness run amok.
Well, we know he despises BHO and what he's doing to the country, so I think Ted's mistakenly convinced that Mittens has the best chance of defeating him. A lot of people have that wrong (imo) idea. I also think a lot of folks are listening to MR's rhetoric that panders to conservatives instead of delving into his history and record.
It's unfortunate, because Ted's a patriot.
It's either M.R. or B.O.
The show will feature REO Speedwagon (Roll With The Changes and othe hits), Styz (Chi area hit band of the 80's) and Uncle Ted. Our youngest daughter is going and I want to go so bad I can taste it. But mobility issues makes it impossible for me. Thing is my wife wants to see REO too. 'Roll With The Changes' was a HUGH hit in the Chi area. And the Guitar Solo still gives me the chills. (best pure Rock song maybe ever IMO)
I also told our daughter to 'maybe expect' some comments from The Nuge that'll sound like I was talking ;-)
I also said it'll be a Gibson Les Paul orgy on stage. She didn't have a clue about that comment. ;-)
(I'm a Fender guy)
Gonzo....... paging FReeper Gonzo
Nugent reported rather than providing a live stream of the encounter.
I have no faith in Obamas selected Secret Service followers.
To me they are enforcers of an usurper.
Clean up your act Washington DC, America has no more trust in you, you don't scare us, you only steel our resolve.
So did Reagan. I still admire them both.
That's how it's looking, though I 'm still supporting Newt. But however it turns out, ABO. That's what the Nuge is thinking, I imagine.
They probably told him they don't respect the "one" either.
Ted called Debbie Wasserman Schultz a "brain dead Mao fan". Haha. He believes she is the one who wanted him investigated.
Did he play a little Wango tango or maybe Free For All?
GOTO comments at the bottom of article.
I closed out my FB account a year ago, not going to sign up again just for this.
I don't see how it can possibly be a crime to speak threatening against the president. Has the 1st amendment been suspended, has congress passed a law abridging our freedom of speech?
People seem to want to go crazy and walk all over everyones rights in the name of "protecting the president". But who is the president? who is Every president but a man sworn to uphold our constitution and in doing so help preserve our rights?
Seriously at some point every man who chooses to run for the office of president has to assume the risks inherit in that act as with every other act.
If the president is unwilling to assume that personal responsibly in the interest of respecting and preserving our liberty I see not how he can possibly be expected to lead a free people in preserving & defending that freedom.
So when those @ssholes aren't scamming prostitutes out of 47 dollars, they are investigating Americans for being concerned about our National Security?
Do I have that right?
Sounds like it. If it were up to me the Secrete service would be nothing more than body guards.
Being pro-active security crosses the line where our Constitutional rights are concerned.
How is it that we can expect to live in a free country when the men who choose to lead that country are unwilling to take responsibly for the inherit risks of the position they choose to run for, and instead insist that we give up OUR rights so that his security can be obsessively protective.
This is not the pope we are protecting, this is the President of theses united States charged with upholding the Constitution for the protection of All Americans not disregarding it for just himself.
This is what tyrants like Hugo Chavez does, its NOT acceptable for American presidents. Honest Presidents of free Constitutional republics assume the risks inherit in their job rather than force their citizens to give up Constitutionally reserved rights. Honest Presidents DO their jobs of upholding the Constitution for the people!
Thank goodness those threads have been scrubbed from FR ........................... FRegards
Yep, we know all about the Secret Service and FBI.
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This NHL season preview is a little late to post but, alas, until now I haven't had any place to put it on theclevelandfan.com. Undaunted, I will post it here now, with no editing. This preview originally appeared at the following link, also with the previous two editions so you can see how badly I flubbed the first two:
http://talkfreedom.netfreehost.com/view ... alkfreedom
Welcome to the 3rd edition of BuckeyeHoppy's NHL Preview.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs last year had lots of drama and I would expect this years run to the Cup to be even better, as the competition level in the NHL seems to be more intense than recent years.
The mode of operation here is simple: I will rate each conference separately, in perceived order of finish from worst to first. I will be writing a short synopsis on each team stating my reasons for why each team is located where it is in the pecking order.
Now, this is, more or less, an educated guess and different factors will affect the order as the season progresses. Some teams are still in obvious need of making additions and others will find it necessary to tweak chemistry or cover injuries. But, for now, this is where I believe the teams in the NHL stand to start the 2007-2008 Season.
Eastern Conference
They Will Be In The Playoffs (If They Buy A Ticket):
Philadelphia- the Kool-Aid on the Flyers off-season acquisitions will not be drunk here. It is still a team that lacks strong goal tending or a player who is a genuine "leading man" on any line. They should be better (obviously) than last year, but will not be a factor down the stretch.
Washington- many of the fortunes for the Caps rest on Ovechkin leading the attack and Kolzig minding the net. They are a bit deeper than the past few years but still seem to be a year or two away from being legitimate contenders.
Florida- the Panthers are a team who always seem able to bring it to the net, but the blue liners don't seem able to return the favor. This year could be different, but the chemistry needs to be there. Adding Vokoun can only help but he needs to stay healthy. There are too many question marks here to justify a pick much higher than this.
Montreal- last year, the Habs had the look and the talent to back up qualification to the playoffs but just fell short. This year features a shed of most of that talent and another looming rebuild. Carbonneau, Gainey and Company appear to have their work cut out for them as this season has the look of building for the future.
Boston- re-signing Chara and adding Fernandez in goal can only help the Bruins, but the organization is once again in flux and it doesn't look like they have the horses to finish in the money.
NY Islanders- the Islanders have key players in many of the right spots, but another off-season overhaul after qualifying for the playoffs on the last day of the season doesn't inspire much confidence. Ted Nolan is a great coach and is as capable as any coach at steering the ship through rough waters, but it will be too much to ask him to do it two years in a row.
Carolina- they lifted the Cup two years ago, but the 'Canes just don't seem to have the blue line strength to protect Ward on a night-in-night-out basis. The attack is still solid, but in today's NHL the teams with the best balance get to dance. The 'Canes seem to be lacking a player or two to consider them playoff worthy.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (As First Round Goodies):
Tampa Bay- this team appears to possess exactly what Carolina lacks on the blue line and having Lecavalier and St. Louis doesn't hurt either. Playoff qualification seems favorable for this scrappy and veteran Lightning team.
Buffalo- many would think that after the free-agent losses the Sabres have taken the last two years that they would be left in an insurmountable hole. But this team appears to be re-loading and have been able to secure some quality big league ice time for the players taking over for those who have exited. Couple that with a solid blue line, a good, young goalie and some talented holdover forwards and a trip to the playoffs still seems likely.
Toronto- the Leafs always seem to be on the outside looking in when it comes to the playoffs. Perhaps the injury bug will keep them in the cold again, but the tea leaves say that there is enough veteran presence coupled with some savvy off-season acquisitions to propel this squad to a date in the playoffs.
Atlanta- a good young team that is another year older and appear to be poised for greater things this year. Another division crown seems likely for the Thrashers if they can hold off Tampa and should give this team home ice advantage. The Thrashers are not there yet, but will be a tough out this season.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (But Are Not Yet Ready For Prime Time):
New Jersey- the Devils have been one of the steadier teams in the NHL over the last five years. It helps to have the league's best goalie in Brodeur and the team saw fit to equip him with a competent backup in the off-season acquiring Weekes. That should improve his ability to have legs in the playoffs and give his team a better chance to go deep. A solid, top-shelf team, the Devils could be a fooler if they get on a roll.
Pittsburgh- was there any better story in the NHL last year than the Penguins? Not really. Crosby, Malkin and Company became The Team No One Wanted To Play in last years playoffs. The big thing for this young team is avoid a letdown, but having some veterans like Roberts and Recchi around and adding Sykora to this crew will make them a handful once again.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (…And Then There Were Four):
NY Rangers- on paper, this team should win it all…and they got richer in the off-season. But the Rangers needed a strong final push last year just to get to the playoffs. This team is mystifying. They will either run the table and lift the Cup, or…they might just get run out in the first round, since their don't seem to be any light touches in the potential playoff lineup in the East. The question: Which New York Rangers will show up this year?
Ottawa- the Senators showed last year that they were an elite team, then they were able to get over the hump and reach the finals. With minimal adjustment to an already packed roster this team has the mojo to once again reach the Cup Finals. The competition should be slightly tighter than last year for a complete Cup run, but Ottawa appears to have the strength to get past all comers.
Western Conference
They Will Be In The Playoffs (If They Buy A Ticket):
Chicago- a pretty young team will hit the ice in Chicago and the results will bear witness to the rebuilding project the Blackhawks will conduct. It'll be a year for a young team to endure their harsh welcome to the National Hockey League.
Phoenix- last year, I mentioned that the Coyotes were about a year or two away from playoff contention. That forecast still hasn't changed, although the team has pared some payroll and will be skating with a much younger team. It's hard not to like the disciples of the Great One, but there simply isn't enough on the shelf yet to call this a playoff team.
Columbus- if it's another new season in the NHL it must be another rebuilding project for the Blue Jackets. Ken Hitchcock has never coached a team for a full season and failed to qualify for the playoffs. This team will be his first in that category. They should be a solid team from the blue line, but they will have trouble scoring and you don't win in the West when you don't score goals.
Nashville- the Preds have never won a playoff series and losing Hartnell, Kariya, Timonen and Vokoun will be too much for a suddenly younger team to take. They still have plenty of weapons at forward, but will give as many away as Mason will be called upon to be the first-team G for the first time. We'll see if he is up to the task in the rugged West.
Los Angeles- there are lots of good teams in the NHL West. The Kings are among those good teams. Unfortunately, it takes greatness just to be in the playoff picture in this conference. The Kings are on the right track and have really ramped up their blue line and goaltending over the last year and in the off-season. It'll be fun to watch this team this year, but I can't help but think that they are still a year away.
Edmonton- it hard not to like what the Oilers have done in the off-season, adding Souray, Sanderson and Penner. But they have a large hole to dig out of from last year and the West doesn't give much quarter to teams that don't quite measure up. There are still a few moves away from legitimate playoff candidacy, but the Oilers appear to be headed in the right direction.
St. Louis- speaking of the right direction, John Davidson has the Blues nearly completely turned around from where they were two years ago. The blue line and goal still need some shoring up, but this looks like a team that contenders will want to avoid down the stretch. They appear to be a year away, but appearances can be deceiving.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (As First Round Goodies):
Dallas- a very good veteran core returns for this team who lost what might have been the best series in all of the playoffs last year. How the Stars respond to the first round lost from last year will tell the tale for this year. I suspect they will treat it like another day at the office, as good teams with lots of experience do. The Stars will be a commodity not to be fooled with.
Colorado- last year's Avs looked like they'd be all about Joe Sakic and not much else. Instead, they failed to make the playoffs with the greatest number of points for a non-playoff team ever. Not bad effort and what you have in Denver is a fairly well-balanced attack with a rising star in Budaj between the pipes. Add some well-placed FA acquisitions to the mix and the Avs should be playing until the end of April.
Detroit- the Red Wings are the Over The Hill Gang of the hockey world. How they keep doing it defies logic, but they just might have done it long enough to allow for a pretty fair nucleus of young stars to emerge. The look of the Wings now is a fairly credible mix of seasoned veterans with youngsters who have been trained well in an already successful program in Detroit. This is another team in Hockeytown who will be a handful at playoff time.
Minnesota- this squad has a stone wall for a defense and that is a good thing, since they are merely middle-of-the-road on the attack. But if it is true that defense wins championships, then the Wild will cause nightmares for any team and that will be particularly true if Gaborik can stay healthy enough to be the leader on the attack.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (But Are Not Yet Ready For Prime Time):
San Jose- this is a team that, much like the NY Rangers, is fully capable of hoisting the Cup but they can't seem to get out of the way of themselves. The Sharks are now a team who has had lofty expectations over the last three years and have disappointed every time. They have lots of star power and should at least play into May but there are still questions in goal and that could stall a deep run in the playoffs yet again.
Calgary- this is a strong team who now has the most strong-willed of coaches with Mike Keenan behind the bench. It is a move that could bring lofty results and Keenan has been successful with his methods in the past. It is a high risk move by the Flames FO, but if GM Darryl Sutter is right about his choice of coaches, this is a team that could win it all in June.
They Will Be In The Playoffs (…And Then There Were Four):
Anaheim- the defending Stanley Cup Champions have lost a little bit from last season's squad. But, as long as they have the Giguere/Bryzgalov goalie tandem behind a rock solid blue line and a Selanne-led attack, the losses have every chance to be overcome and the Ducks have every chance to be skating the Cup again.
Vancouver- the Canucks, like many of the teams in the West, have stone walls on defense. The awesome Luongo in goal and the Sedin brothers as a very effective one-two punch stood toe-to-toe with the eventual Cup winners before bowing out. That means they belong at the table when mentioning potential teams to win the hallowed trophy in sports.
They Who Will Lift The Cup Will Be…:
This season's eventual winner of the Stanley Cup is hard to pin down. There are at least half a dozen teams who could be skating it at the end of the playoffs.
But I will be going out on a limb this season and calling for the dreaded all-Canadian final that the NHL's prized demographic…Americans…is just jumping for joy about.
The Ottawa v. Vancouver match up I see happening has two teams who have been on the doorstep for the past couple years. Both teams have had the same line up long enough that each has spotless chemistry and can overcome lapses with good line depth and strong play between the pipes.
But the match up will come down to a battle between the stellar Heatley/Spezza/Alfredsson trio and the goal play of Roberto Luongo. Defense is the surest way to win titles many times, but the trip to the finals for Ottawa is the kind of exposure any team loves and can bank on in future Cup runs. It will pay of for the Sens this season.
It'll go the distance, but figure on Ottawa winning Canada's first Stanley Cup since Montreal in 1993.
Game On!!!
There it is, warts and all. Let me know where you see it. You have a one month advantage, but it's all good.
Right around the All-Star break, I'll be coming out with a mid-season report.


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Student Media
TV journalists win awards
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Award-winning student journalists are, from left, Jennifer Austin, Champlin, and Lindsey Branwall, Shakopee.
Students at UTVS News and Husky Productions won big at this year's Broadcast Education Association (BEA) competition.
UTVS News earned first place as the best college newscast in the nation with its full half-hour news show. Husky Productions won first place with high-energy coverage of Husky Hockey games in the television sports event production category.
Called the Festival of Media Arts, the national competition hosts more than 1,500 students from 275 universities, including UCLA, Northwestern University and Columbia University. Some opponents represent campuses three times larger than St. Cloud State.
Award recipients receive their awards at the April 15-18 BEA2012 Conference at the Las Vegas Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas.
"Our news directors work incredibly hard and now that work has paid off," said Mark Mills, Mass Communication Department chair. News directors are Jennifer Austin, Champlin, and Lindsey Branwall, Shakopee.
Mills also credited television studio manager Derrick Silvestri for his work. Silvestri is a 2006 Mass Communications graduate.
Gregory Martin, Husky Productions executive producer, praised Silvestri, Wesley Beskar and the hockey production crew. Beskar, who hails from Eagan, has produced for both UTVS and Husky Productions programming. Husky Productions produces women's and men's hockey broadcasts at the National Hockey & Event Center.
Other St. Cloud State award winners include:
Honorable Mention, TV Hard News Reporting
Andrea Hubbell, Isle, "No snow lengthens MN construction season"
2nd Place, Studio Video
Jim Bothun, Dawson, Husky Mag
BEA is an international academic organization for electronic media educators, students and professionals.
University Communications
St. Cloud State University


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EPA report: Fly ash safe to reuse
WHEELING – A report released by the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency declares coal ash safe for reuse in certain construction materials – providing coal industry supporters a measure of hope as
the agency prepares to issue its first-ever regulations on the
The EPA has for some time now been considering classifying coal
ash – a byproduct of burning coal to produce electricity – as a hazardous material, citing contaminants such as mercury, arsenic and cadmium. Earlier this month, it announced a self-imposed deadline of Dec. 19 to take action.
Coal ash recently drew attention when 82,000 tons of it spilled into the Dan River in North Carolina earlier this month. Water samples revealed arsenic levels beyond those considered safe for prolonged contact.
According to the EPA, slightly more than half of coal ash – also
called "fly" ash – is disposed of in landfills or surface
impoundments. Much of the rest is recycled for use in everyday
materials such as concrete and wallboard — and even in small amounts
in cosmetics, toothpaste and a host of other substances.
"EPA's evaluation concluded that the beneficial use of
encapsulated (coal combustion residuals) in concrete and wallboard is
appropriate because they are comparable to virgin materials or below
the agency's health and environmental benchmarks," according to a
statement from the agency.
Preventing the EPA from declaring coal ash, or "fly" ash, a
hazardous substance has been a focus for Rep. David McKinley, R-
W.Va., since he was first elected to Congress in 2010. According to
McKinley, the proposed EPA regulations would make the substance
extremely difficult to dispose of and nearly impossible to sell to
those who would reuse it.
"We applaud this decision by the EPA which will help provide more
certainty for the 316,000 workers directly impacted by coal ash and
its safe disposal and use," McKinley said. "This decision reinforces
the need for Senate to take action and pass a legislative solution now."
The McKinley-authored Coal Residuals and Reuse Management Act of
2013, which passed the GOP-controlled House in July but was never
taken up in the Democrat-controlled Senate, would subject all coal
ash impoundments to a permitting process and require groundwater
monitoring at all structures that receive the material. But it would
allow states to regulate the material themselves — with the
provision that the EPA could step in if it determines that state
programs are deficient, using a set of objective criteria.
"This gives states the authority to set their own standards for the
disposal of coal ash with oversight by the EPA," McKinley said of the


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ENMU to name new Zias coach Monday
April 8, 2006
PORTALES — Eastern New Mexico University has scheduled a press conference Monday at Greyhound Arena to announce its new women's head basketball coach.
ENMU athletic director Mike Maguire said Friday three candidates were brought in this week for interviews, but he and other school officials declined to release names. The school announced the press conference Thursday in a release from its sports information office.
The new coach will replace Dan Buzard, who spent 17 seasons as a coach in the women's program, the last four as head coach. His teams went 47-63 in that time, including the 2004-05 when he did not actively coach while recovering from a cancerous brain tumor.
Buzard's contract was not renewed after a 2005-06 season in which the Zias, plagued by injuries to key players, finished 11-17 overall and 3-11 in the Lone Star Conference South Division.
Maguire said Buzard was let go based on his win-loss record


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Here's how RW members rated this race (110 votes).
In short: A good, if wet, sunday morning work outIn full: Definitely worth getting up for - although the baggage tent was just a big wet pile of bags. Marshalls were cheery and helpful.Hill at 5k was killer but, as a local, i'd do it again.Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: A race that's learned a few lessonsIn full: Nice route and, because I live locally, I've run that big hill a few times and knew what to expect. If I do have a criticism, some of the turnings off the Ridgway towards the end were not marshalled at all, which left runners open to a nasty surprise. The organisers cannot be blamed for the monsoon-like conditions and where there were marshals they were very good and supportive. Oh, and I know it's hard to second-guess the weather, but handing out paper bags at the end in teeming rain is asking for trouble - mine fell apart in a few minutes! Otherwise, a good event.Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: wet rat at the back but happy and still smilingIn full: Didn't want to get out of the car for this one but very pleased i did.Managed to get race ready (completely soaked ) so wasn't too upset that the people who were going to give us all a pre-race warm up didn't turn up and as the roads around the common started turning into streams I couldn't really work out why a lot of runners were cramming into the tents after all we were going to get wet.A shame that the tents only blew over at the end of the race!Very well organised and despite the hill a run that encourages you to a pb - which i might get once the results go online.Thanks to all the marshals - especially the guy just before the last 2 k (causeway) who gave everyone so much encouragement and asked if i wanted an ambulance when i was 'recovering' against a tree after finishing.cannot wait for next year, bright blue skies sun shining down on us as we softly tread the footpaths of Wimbledon on a Sunday morning.Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Loved itIn full: This is my 5th 10K and definitely my favourite so far. So what if it rained - it adds to the challenge. It is the first time that I've really been able to really push it (maybe I'm getting fitter at long last) and it was so nice to be in a group of people and not be on my own running at the back. Big thanks to the marshals for their encouragement (especially the guy at the corner of the Causeway) and the girl who I either ran behind or in front of after the hill - hearing you behind me really inspired me to continue. Hope we did better than the just under 1.07 that I estimated that we did!!! My aim was to get under 1.10 and I really wanted to do 1.06 - I think the clock said 1.06.47 - but I'm waiting with bated breath to see what the chip time says. But whatever the result I have beaten my PB (1hr 13) and that with that hill - though running downhill was great. I wasn't keen on road runs before this one, now I'm hooked. When is the next one!!!!Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Wet Wet Wet - Monsoon in WimbledonIn full: Firstly - applause to the organisers and marshalls because it was Monsoon season in Wimbledon. Pleasant little run through Wimbledon although the double hill - Cottenham Road was not pleasant but well worthy of anyone looking for a 10k in their spring marathon training.Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Rain rocks! A pleasant little run in Wimbledon, very friendly organisers.In full: I had a fantastic run in the rain. However, I was there with some students and was a little concerned for their safety as not all the road crossings were marshaled and there didn't seem much signage to make drivers aware that an event was going on - just arrows for the runners to follow. Some of the marshals didn't seem too keen, but it was a very cold wet day for them. Others were great though, there were some really good, enthusiastic people out there guiding us and cheering us on. Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: great race, shame about the the weather!! good marshalls and killer hills!!Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: even better in the rainIn full: definitely is PB potential, the first 5km is either downhill or flat as a pancake so minutes can be gained before the hill at 6km and final 2km is very fast, great race, great marshalling, complaining about putting sides in gazeebos,come on, its a race not a picnic :)Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Hilly, but very friendly runners, and cheerful marshalls made it a good race.In full: As a beginner, it is always scary turning up to races like this, particularly when it is raining, and you know the 'fair weathers' probably aren't going to turn up. I needn't have worried! Well organised chip picking up, and cutting off, and we were off early in order to cut the amount of time we were standing around. Cups of water just before the hill at 5KM were terribly welcome, and the marshalls were really encouraging, and friendly as well as dedicated. Nasty bit on the common at the end due to the mud and puddles, but again warnings from the marshalls made you aware. Finished shaving 10 minutes off my time despite the wind and rain, and felt very pleased! Banana, water, and medal at the end. Not a complete beginner's race unless you have done hills before, as the double hill in the middle is a killer! Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Organisers did their best amidst the terrible weather. NIce course too.Date of review: February 28, 2010
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Berry is so right about the need for us...me...to look at
Berry is so right about the need for us...me...to look at my personal relationship to and responsibility for this catastrophe...

We want and consume, taking in, like the planet is only
We want and consume, taking in, like the planet is only air for our hungry lungs....Berry has the kindest wisdom. "Inevitable" is irresponsible and lazy....
You can say that again,
You can say that again, Wendell Berry. They're going to start fracking in Southern Illinois between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers on two earthquake fault zones.Above ground, we are currently experiencing an extreme drought. My neighbors have been to the county board meetings. They've spoken with the Governor's aides. No one will take responsibility for slowing down the process. We created a group to raise awareness of the problems, but it's a difficult row to hoe. Here's the results of what our protests have accomplished so far.
Here's what's happening on my neighbors farms.
Tabitha Tripp, Union County
I live south of Liz and all the others here, in the outskirts of Union County with my partner and two kids. We live on 180 acres family farm. In total we have four wells we are worried about.
We spent 10 years building our home ourselves.
My children are the fifth generation to live on that land....
as long as we have well water.
There are seventeen other family wells on our road.
Union county is in a severe drought, currently 16" below normal. It's the second driest on record.
The neighbor next door has lost calves, the other neighbor down the road is hauling water for his cattle- he never has before.
The corn and hay fields have dried up..
The nearest place to buy water in bulk for our family...18 miles one way.
I live downstream. I live the furtherest south out of all these friends.
My well water is recharged with the rain and surface water from the counties north of me- where the fracking is slated to begin. Any large removal of water, or contamination of the aquifers, surface spills of processed frack water, or pollution---it all effects our wells downstream.
Not only do we lack water to share with the fracking industry, the potential of contamination that the industry brings is too great a risk to our delicate communities.
Adding another complex layer of fossil fuel industry to the overburdened, overworked and underpaid state employees of IEPA, PHD and DNR is absurd. We need to halt these permits and get that moratorium in place before we create a mess we can't clean up.
I have already met several people who's water quality has been compromised.
In White county, there's Steve Combs, Mr. Weasel, Mr Pilkington, and a person who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of loosing their job at a refinery.
Their water samples tested high in conductivity. Known failure of a nearby disposal well is the suspected cause.
But because they own private water wells the IEPA, refers them to PHD, who refers them to IDNR who then refers them to Office of Mines and Minerals, who then refers them back to PHD who then sends them back to OMM- in short no help.
It is several hundred dollars (that they don't have) to get their water thoroughly tested for what ever the oil and gas companies have already injected into the nearby disposal wells which has made the well water highly corrosive and unsuitable for drinking.
Dwayne Felty of Hamilton County, recently brought a 40 acre farm with his life savings, and moved in July 1. On July 12 the conventional oil well on his farm, blew up.
After the fire department extinguished the fire, he was interrogated by the police and accused of lighting the match and causing the explosion. The methane gas is building in this low lying area- he is afraid that any day- it will blow up. again. We need help- You have no protections if you own a well and have no municipal water source. there is no one to protect us.
We need protection.
We need help.
The Eiffel Tower is sealed every seven years with 60 tons of paint. That's why it's still there. Everyone understands why. All steel rusts. So why are we burying steel pipes, filling them with billions of gallons of poisoned water, putting them under thousands of pounds of pressure, and expecting everything to work out to our advantage? All steel rusts. Doesn't that single fact unhinge all the fracking science? Not to mention that natural is gas is the dirtiest fossil fuel when it comes to emitting methane in the atmosphere. Scientists agree that once the atmosphere hits CO2 concentrations of 450 ppm within 30 years "really bad things will start to happen including more dangerous storms, prolonged droughts, torrential rains and coastal flooding."
When the industry talks to you about fracking, ask them to explain how they fix the problems that come up … like rusty pipes filled with millions of gallons of toxic waste, under pressure, and underground. Ask them who is going to check the steel pipes in a few generations when all the fracking money is gone and the pipes are still down there in the dark getting rustier and rustier and rustier. Don't be fooled. They are going to hand this problem back to you and you're the one who will have to find the solution. Not them. They're in it for the money and if you'll sell your water cheap, they'll certainly take that to the bank.
Humans have never had this much power before–to poison billions of gallons of water at a time. Water has never been taken out of the hydrological cycle before. Water has never been used one more time and thrown "away" before. This is not the kind of change I'm willing to make.
June 2013 was the 340th consecutive month of above-average global temperatures
Here's another recent story along those lines
"The world has quietly transitioned into a situation where water, not land, has emerged as the principal constraint on expanding food supplies."
"Brown warned that many other countries may be on the verge of declining harvests."
Check out these Mollewide Plate Tectonics Maps showing global paleogeography for the past 600 million years. This is the playing field you should be considering when you start storing billions of gallons of poisoned water for eternity.
"... Federal agencies have a critical role to play in helping the nation to understand our risks and to prepare for climate impacts. And sector-wide vulnerability assessments are a piece of the puzzle that helps decision-makers at all levels, from home-owners to CEOs to local planners."
Which leads us to the most important point: Water that gets fracked can never be cleaned up and used again. Fracking is the largest engineering projects humans have ever attempted. The scope is immense. The scale in terms of time, resources, and (catastrophic) results makes me wonder how any company make promises regarding fracking.
Louis W. Allstadt, an executive vice president of Mobil Oil who ran the company's exploration and production operations in the western hemisphere works against the fracking industry in his retirement. He describes the scale of the fracking problems we face:
"The industry actually has a lot of very smart people working for it. As long as the box that they're working in is manageable, they can do a very good job. I think that what you've got in fracking is 'How do we work in a box this big,' narrowly defining the problem, [he holds his hands a foot apart in front of him] when you're really working in a huge box [he stretches his arms out wide] The real box is as big as the globe and the atmosphere. And they're not seeing the consequences of moving outside the small box that they're working in."
"... Society has to solve the problems by dealing with global warming - building levees around the cities, things like that. Obama is feeding into that, saying we have to strengthen the infrastructure. Basically what the industry is doing is unloading all the costs of what it's been doing onto the public. Just go out and build miles and miles of levees around New York City and build drainage systems and things like that. Obama is saying the same thing. We'll go on producing natural gas and keep the cost low by having the taxpayers pick up the cost of dealing with the consequences of global warming. Obama proposed some very positive steps toward developing alternative energies but he is not addressing the impact that methane has on global warming.
... I think we have wasted a lot of time that should have gone into seriously looking into and developing alternative energies. And we need to stop wasting that time and get going on it. But the difficult part is that the industry talks about, well, this is a bridge fuel [that] will carry us until alternatives [are developed] but nobody is building them. It's not a bridge unless you build the foundations for a bridge on the other side, and nobody's building it."


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Conspiracy going on
Since the recent Presidential election I have been watching the current events closely. I was born in 1945, and I can say that this country is in decline. America's best days are behind us. I am saddened by this fact because I love my country, and can't stand to see what this current Democratic Party is doing.
But they have help in destroying this country by the liberal and Democratically slanted and biased media. I am talking about NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, and especially MSNBC.
The only reason Obama won this last election is because of the biased media in favor of the Democrats.
This media will do nothing, and say nothing negative about this president.
There is a conspiracy going on in Washington. It is all about destroying our Constitution, our Christian heritage, and our way of life. The media did everything in there power every day to discredit and ruin Mitt Romney. Look at what the media just did with Marco Rubio and his speech.
All he did is take a drink of water and they are out to destroy him. Wolf Blitzer said on CNN, his career is over. The media is not just out to destroy him, but the whole Republican party. We have record debt from this current president in his first four years, still high unemployment, rampant crime, spending waste, and the Middle East burning down.
This president is sending 20 new fighter jets, and 200 tanks to Egypt, who is run now by Muslim extremists.
He has no intention of doing anything to stop Iran from getting the atomic bomb either. We have the homosexual takeover of America, which is against God and the Bible. God has said in the Bible homosexuals will never enter Heaven.
Homosexuals are an abomination to God and will be destroyed. They used to be "in the closet," now they march on our country, and don't dare say anything against them. If you do, you are termed evil.
There is a bill out now that is going to be introduced that if you home school your children, you can't teach that homosexuality is wrong. You will be arrested if you do.
People, Sodom and Gomorrah where both destroyed by God because of homosexuality. God will not let us go on much further if we do not repent, and turn from this sin.
Every great world ruling power in history has fallen and America will fall also if we do not repent and turn from the evil of homosexuality.
We have rampant crime, murders, school shootings, increasingly growing bad weather patterns, record failing marriages, out of wedlock babies being brought into this world, and on and on.
This is God speaking to us, and we better listen. We have too many "real Christians" who are silent on these matters because they are afraid to speak up for the innocent. I am shocked at polls that say that the majority of Americans favor same sex marriage and homosexuality. That is shameful.
I said before the election, people, please read Obama's two books. His father was from Kenya, and he was a Muslim. His father hated whites for their treatment of black slaves. He hated the British for their treatment of blacks in Africa. He hates whites, and wanted to see them put down.
Obama spent 20 years in a church listening to a hateful pastor preach hate and deliverance from white suppression. Now this president is in favor of same sex marriage, and homosexuals, and he calls himself a "Christian." I do not think so. Look at how we can't have prayer in schools, we can't have the Nativity scene, we can't have the Ten Commandments up. He also hates Israel, and it does not take a rocket scientist to know why.
For all you "real Christians" start praying for God to help us turn this country around. Satan is destroying this country thru the socialist agenda of our current administration. If you do not think Satan has this power you better look in the Book of Job, and read how Satan was given the power to kill, and destroy.
Jesus said, "Satan comes to kill, steal, and destroy."
Open your eyes, you can see it everywhere.
Allan Peterson


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F/X is one of my favorite channels. I used to watch "The Shield" all the time, which was very addictive. Since its ended, there's really nothing I want to watch.
"Sons of Anarchy" is ok.
"It's Always Sunny..." is ok.
"Testees" was funny of the episodes I saw, and I think it was cancelled.
"Nip/Tuck" was interesting a few years ago, but now its just weird and disturbing.
I saw a trailer for a new series coming out in Jan or Feb, called "Justified" with Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins (the shield). I hope its interesting, and nothing like "The Riches".


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Volume 6 No. 3
Spring 2002
Volume 6 Number 3
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I was 22 when I entered Stuart Hall and saw Professor Jim Loder for the first time. Our three-year encounter not only transformed me but continues to transform me more than 30 years later. Dr. Loder became the most important teacher in my adulthood. Most of us knew instantly that his courses were not about facts or tests or papers or grades. His courses were about our lives, our passions, and our beliefs. He raised the bar of spirituality just out of our grasp, or so we thought. We were always striving to become more.
Somehow Dr. Loder got to each of us who studied with him, didn't he? It was just a matter of time. There was that soft voice, those deep, warm eyes, and that trick of time that made us believe he had known us for many years. No one used silences to make a point better than he did. Yet, mostly there was a sense of unknown adventure that awaited each class.
In my first course with him, I recall his lecturing about "The Authoritarian Personality." As always, his lecture was exquisitely wrought. My friends and I nodded with enthusiasm after every point. We eyed each other with smug looks that said, "Yeah, I know guys just like that." After class, we almost skipped back to Alexander Hall, where we shared with absolute delight stories about authoritarian people that we knew. And yes, Dr. Loder was so insightful; these personalities faced important personal and spiritual weaknesses.
The next day Professor Loder spoke about "The Achievement-Oriented Personality." This time, we could not bear to raise our eyes from our notes. We avoided the gaze of his caring eyes, certain that he could see through us with what seemed like X-ray spiritual vision. Alexander Hall was quiet that evening. We each sat alone, reflecting on the lofty goals and ultradisciplined behaviors that had brought us to PTS and on our dreams that promised a dazzling array of lifelong achievements. On our desks sat long lists of things to do; they remained undone on that day. My friends and I understood, maybe for the first time, that we could not achieve our way through heaven's gate. We stood convicted, yet, strangely, free of ourselves.
Then it came. The event in Dr. Loder's life that would challenge our thinking forever. Many of you may remember the details better than I, but I will recreate the story as I remember it. Traveling down a busy highway in New Jersey, Loder and his wife encountered a woman stranded with a flat tire. They stopped, and he began to change her tire. After he had removed the flat, an out-of-control car rammed into the back of the woman's vehicle.
The full weight of the disabled car came to rest on Loder's chest.
As he was fading out of consciousness, he heard his wife, a woman of slight build, utter a prayer. She then placed her hands under the bumper of the car and lifted the automobile into the air. Professor Loder lost a thumb and more, but escaped with his life. His students would never escape from his story.
Immediately after he finished his account, hands flew into the air. "Your wife had an adrenaline rush! The chemicals allowed her to do the impossible," one student said. "That is one viewpoint," Dr. Loder conceded. Immediately, impassioned debate followed. Did God intervene or not? Does God act in our personal lives, or are we alone totally responsible for solving our problems? Did God act in Old Testament and New Testament history, or do people just need to believe a loving being is caring for them? Will it or not, our faith and doubts unfolded. Loder never told us what to believe. He knew that would do no good. He only shared his belief: Working through his wife, God saved his life.
Ken West, a student of James Loder in the 1970s and a 1973 PTS graduate, is professor of human development and counseling and director of the Center for Family Studies at Lynchburg College in Virginia. His most recent book is
The Shelbys Need Help: A Choose Your Own Solution Book for Parents.
My dorm stood next door to the Loders' home. At suppertime, I once heard him call his daughter inside. The professor-turned-father came out into the backyard: "It is time to come in." His child ignored him. In response, the father simply walked back inside. The youngster played alone for several minutes, looking from time to time at the back door. No one returned to force her inside. Finally, the child walked on her own up the steps and into her home. That was the way Loder taught each of us.
On the morning that Jim Butler, a PTS friend who teaches at Fuller Theological Seminary, emailed a note informing me of the death of our professor, I listened to the guest preacher at my church—an aging civil rights champion—share his personal beliefs. In terms of history and our personal lives, the elegant minister exhorted, "The best is yet to come." My mentor probably smiled with assent. I believe James Loder had already climbed the stairs and entered his home.


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3 Dividend Plays: Coca-Cola, CSX, McDonald's
There are few things Wall Street hates more than uncertainty; the only certainty coming from leaders is two scoops of more uncertainty. While many investors are full of gloom and doom, keep in mind the market travels in circles.
The circle includes both good and bad economic times. Right about the time the media is fully bullish, we start rounding the corner in the other direction like a pendulum on a clock. Round and round we go.
While many investors struggle to keep up with the direction of the market you can get a jump on it. Finding stocks you're willing to hold for long-term value, but positioned to provide short-term gains may give you a market edge in a tough market environment.
We can examine a few solid names that will trade ex-dividend soon. Selling covered call options as a hedge, we collect a quick return or hold for an expected greater return. I call this method dividend capturing, and it's one of the few strong edges a retail trader enjoys currently.
It is important to sell the call option hedge at or near the asking price for at least the minimum amount over intrinsic value. I don't want the option hedge unless the sale will provide at least the minimum amount needed over intrinsic value.
My last step (completed before making a trade on the same day) is to check company announcements and news sources for possible price moving events. This is especially critical during earnings season.
Background: McDonalds is the leading global foodservice retailer with more than 33,500 local restaurants serving approximately 69 million people in 119 countries each day. More than 80% of McDonalds restaurants worldwide are owned and operated by independents .
Yield: 3.52%
Dividend Amount: 77 cents
Ex-Dividend Date: Nov. 29
Beta: 0.40
Strategy: Buy McDonalds stock and offer to sell the December $82.50 strike or lower call for 55 cents over the intrinsic value. I will attempt to close out the trade with a gain of near 43 cents, plus dividend.
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Fingerling Potatoes with Aioli
- 2 1/2 pounds fingerling potatoes, unpeeled
- Kosher salt
- For the Aioli:
- 1 (1/2-inch thick) slice white bread, crust removed
- 2 tablespoons Champagne or white wine vinegar
- 6 large garlic cloves, chopped
- 2 extra-large egg yolks, at room temperature
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon saffron threads
- Kosher salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 1/2 cups good olive oil
- Chives, chopped
Rinse the potatoes and put them in a large saucepan. Cover them with cold water, add 1 tablespoon of salt, and bring to a boil. Simmer uncovered for 15 to 20 minutes, until they are just tender. Drain the potatoes in a colander and place a kitchen towel on top, allowing them to steam for 5 to 10 minutes.
For the aioli, tear the slice of bread into pieces and place in a bowl. Pour the vinegar over the bread, and set aside for 5 minutes.
Place the garlic cloves, egg yolks, zest, juice, saffron, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper in the bowl of a food processor fitted with a steel blade. Add the bread, and puree into a paste. With the processor running, slowly pour the oil into the bowl through the feed tube and process until it is the consistency of thick sour cream. Place in a serving bowl.
Slice the potatoes in half and place them on a serving plate. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and decorate with the chopped chives. Serve with the aioli.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (85 votes).
In short: Always run itIn full: Decent weather at last! Same as usual, top race.Date of review: November 25, 2013
In short: flat, foul weather, but potential for pbIn full: What else is there to say? Friendly plentiful marshalls, nice venue, flat course, except for up and down for underpasses, all on bike paths round lakes. Well organised, fairly quick results, plenty of loos, Good end of year blast, even though the weather was very wet and miserable.Date of review: November 26, 2012
In short: Traditional type raceIn full: Does what it says on the tin - no frillsDate of review: November 24, 2012
In short: Bloody wind!In full: A proper race again - cheap and a bottle of water at the end (as they all should be!!). Shame about the wind, but there you go..Date of review: November 28, 2011
In short: Very quick pace race, PB potential.In full: This is the first time I have run this event and it pretty much lived up to expectation. Would like to thank all the race staff who were dotted here and there giving their support to everyone running. The weather today was very windy in places which made it a tougher but it is a very flat course. I'll be back next year to beat my time. :-) Date of review: November 26, 2011
In short: + Got a great PBCould have been so much more.....disappointedIn full: Very disappointed with organisation & marshalls. I'm not quickest of runners, but towards end marshalls had gone. Thankfully remembered which paths to run down. Date of review: November 29, 2010
In short: Willen Lake is a lovely place to run. beautiful scenery. will definitely continue to do this raceDate of review: November 28, 2010
In short: What no medal?In full: Have run this race before and received a mug as a memento but to receive nothing at the end was a little depressing. And I mean nothing: no medal, no "well done", no chip timing, no warm hall with award presentations nearby. This is a fast course for club runners who just want to get out there and get their times. Fair enough, I personally prefer a bit more atmosphere. On the plus side, the results were published very quickly.Date of review: November 28, 2010
In short: Proper race - no frillsIn full: Bit cold this year! Proper runners race, no goody bag nonsense, just a bottle of water. Went off too fast again - might learn my lesson next year!Date of review: November 28, 2010
In short: OK raceIn full: Does what it says - Aldi of racesDate of review: November 27, 2010
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Enough time has passed for this Denver Broncos fan to address a kerfuffle surrounding this year's Super Bowl. I'm writing, of course, about Hollywood siren and liberal activist Scarlett Johansson, who appeared in a Super Bowl SodaStream commercial to the chagrin of international charity Oxfam for which the otherworldly beauty served nine years as official spokesperson.
Oxfam, listed in the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility's 2014 Proxy Resolutions and Voting Guide "Guide to Sponsors," told Johansson she had to choose between her gig with the charity or serving as pitchwoman for the company that markets a home-beverage carbonating product. Oxfam's rationale was that SodaStream operated one of its 22 facilities worldwide in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, and Oxfam favors a two-state solution to the perpetual conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. I don't know about readers of this site, but I know that when it comes to matters of major geopolitical importance this guy's a sucker for international beverage boycotts.
In this regard, Oxfam employs much the same tactics as ICCR when it pushes its shareholder resolutions at companies regardless the consequences to the very same people they're attempting to assist. (more…)


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This is possible, in large part, due to the Intel® Data Plane Development Kit (Intel® DPDK), a set of software libraries that can improve packet processing performance by up to ten times. As a result, it's possible to achieve over 80 Mpps throughput on a single Intel® Xeon® processor and double that with a dual-processor configuration.1 Read the product brief >
This solution is ideal for telecom wireless infrastructure evolved packet core (EPC) applications and other network elements. Packet processing while executing other workloads on an Intel processor reduces hardware costs, simplifies the application development environment, and reduces time to market. The Intel DPDK is also playing a critical role in software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV). Read more >
Another way to cut system costs is to do away with various add-on acceleration modules. Instead, use the acceleration modules that are already on Intel processor-based platforms with Intel® QuickAssist Technology and the Intel DPDK.
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Lloyd "Steve" Knisley
NEW ULM – Lloyd "Steve" Knisley, 61, of Bloomington, formerly of New Ulm, died of natural causes on July 1, 2013 at his home in Bloomington.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m., Thursday, July 11 at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New Ulm with Father Matthew Wiering celebrating the Mass. Burial will follow in the New Ulm Catholic Cemetery Columbarium.
Visitation will be 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church on Thursday. Minnesota Valley Funeral Home in New Ulm is handling the arrangements. To sign the guest book or to leave an online condolence for his family go to www.mvfh.org.
Steve is survived by his mother, Evelyn Knisley of New Ulm; son and daughter-in-law, Kyle and Jami Knisley of Annandale; granddaughters, Saydee and Sicily; sisters and brothers-in-law, Sharon and Rodney Lunz of Shakopee, Norma and Pat Sagerhorn of Fergus Falls; brother and sister-in-law, Larry and Patti Knisley of New Ulm; and by many nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors. He was preceded in death by his father.
Lloyd Steven Knisley was born June 19, 1952 in Redwood Falls to Lloyd and Evelyn (Mude) Knisley. He graduated from Cathedral High School in New Ulm in 1970 and then from Southwest State University in Marshall with a degree in education. Steve enjoyed sports and flowers. He was a very giving person and always put others before himself. Above all else, he loved his family. He frequently came back to New Ulm to visit his mother and he thought the world of his son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughters. He will be greatly missed.


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Topic: What Should I be Testing?
I've fallen in love with TDD. As a PHP developer it's something that I never really did before. With Rails making it so simple and with the benefits of TDD I've been tring to write more tests and make better use of them as I go.
I find myself writing some tests that seem like they're testing the foundations of rails more than anything.
def test_create
example = Example.new(:name => "Example")
assert example.save
This seems like a waste of time since I'm not really worried that active record is going to die and somehow mess this up.
On the other hand testing validations seems like it might make sense, but again, do I really need to ensure that Rails is going to pay attention to the validations?
There is something to be said for using tests to ensure that things work as expected, which seems to me like testing specific business logic is the main thing that you should be testing.
def test_discount_cannot_make_price_zero
ten_dollar_book = Book.find(1)
ten_dollar_book.discount = -15
flunk ten_dollar_book.save
What are the types of things you're testing in your Rails applications? Should I be worried about writing tests that basically ensure ActiveRecord is working as expected? Is that just good general practice or should I focus more of my testing time on business logic?


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The mission of the OSLA is to enhance the overall education experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in organized groups, programs and activities that complement the institution's mission, core values and academic programs and improves leadership and social assets while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens.
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To the editor:
The United States is currently being run by a tyrannical president with his handpicked clones. The administration is involved in three scandals: Benghazi, the IRS and the phone monitoring of Associated Press writers and some Fox TV employees.
Let us discuss Benghazi. Benghazi is not a man with a first name of Ben and a last name that sounds Italian. Benghazi is a city in Libya where Obama and his former secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, condemned four Americans to their deaths. Sept. 11, 2012, the day that a planned, organized and premeditated terrorist attack occurred at the American consulate in Benghazi, there had been warnings from the CIA to the state department that attacks from radicals would happen to commemorate the New York attack of 2001.
Last fall Obama was campaigning for re-election, there is a perception that Obama has single-handedly destroyed Al-Qaida when Bin Laden was killed. This is obviously a lie, a distortion of facts and a typical Obama falsehood. Obama is a narcissist, his ego runs amok. I'm sure in his mind he alone flew the helicopter, led his one man "seal" team, he alone shot Bin Laden and finally extracted himself from Bin Laden's compound and flew back to Washington for a round of golf.
Benghazi is Obama's foreign policy in a nutshell. 1) Intervention without all the facts. 2) No coherent follow-up or exit strategy 3) Always supports the Muslim Brotherhood 4) chaos on the ground, then civil uprisings, check Egypt and Libya.
All of Obama's policies, foreign or domestic have some commonality, anything Obama stands for is synonymous with studying a road map that concludes at a dead end.
A decision was made by Obama that no help would be sent to Benghazi, his re-election hinged on the continuation of the big lie that terrorism is contained and our nation is safe, ask the people of Boston their opinions on that subject.
The military have troops stationed around the world, ships at sea with attack planes, helicopters and special "ops" teams, our four men in our consulate could have been saved.
The president is a cold, calculating individual, he is the "Al Capone" of the political world. The very next day after four men are dead, Obama flies to Las Vegas for a fundraiser, the very next day, imagine the detachment from reality that it takes to be able to throw away lives of human beings to win an election.
This is liberalism at its worst, its most evil, its most profane, corruption is rampant, the devil has a smile on his face.
Liberalism has given us California and Louisiana, bankrupt financially and morally. Liberalism has given us Detroit, East St. Louis and Chicago, decades of radical politicians passing liberal bills. These states and cities have been reduced to communities of decadence, debauchery and Godlessness.
Our nation is on a teeter-totter, a seesaw, we go up and down, back and forth, but we continue to slide to the left, to the dark side where evil is dominant, we are bordering on the insane.
This is more than right-left, liberal-conservative, Republican-Democrat. This is good versus evil, Satan versus God. If you shake hands with the devil the stench of death is on you.
If you support this president and Clinton in this unforgivable coverup be sure to shower or take a bath, those two have dead Americans' blood on their hands.
Clark Nafziger


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An Adams' BaritonePosted by John Clare in CDs, Composers, New York, Opera, tags: A Flowering Tree, Dr. Atomic, Eric Owens, John Adams, Met Opera
Baritone Eric Owens is busy this fall – his Met debut as General Leslie Groves in John Adams' Dr. Atomic is just a start to his performances this season in New York, Atlanta, London and Los Angeles.
Today is the release of A Flowering Tree on Nonesuch Records with Owens as the storyteller, another role he created. I spoke with Eric Owens about this new recording, his Met debut and about working with composers.
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