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Topic: A few questions
Hello, I have a few questions related to a Rails app I am currently in the process of completing.
The first concerns caching. My app includes something of a picture gallery. Now I have two methods which I'll list here:
def picture
if Picture.exists?(params[:id])
@picture = Picture.find(params[:id])
:filename => @picture.name,
:type => @picture.content_type,
:disposition => "inline")
#In the photo list, when I click on this, display the photograph (resized with ems)
def photo_display
@picture = Picture.find(params[:id])
The method photo_display has a view which displays the photo. The method picture actually sends the photo. At the top of my controller, I have:
caches_page :photo_display
Is this the right method to cache? I noticed that the initial display of my photos is quite fast, but then they seem to reload again so it's not really so fast considering I'm working on my local machine right now.
My next question is about Javascript and CSS files, can they also be cached? If so, how do I do this in my layout. Is it possible for the user to keep local copies of these files on their computer so they don't have to reload them everytime except when they change?


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Scholarship applications available
The spring 2013 Competitive Scholarship Program is under way at the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan for the 2013-14 academic year.
Each year, over 50 active scholarship funds provide awards for a variety of schools and areas of study. Graduates of all ages in the counties of Alcona, Alpena, Montmorency or Presque Isle, who meet specific eligibility requirements, are welcome to apply. The application deadline is April 1.
At www.cfnem.org follow the CFNEM scholarship link to your own county to find a list of available awards. Check all eligibility requirements that apply to you, your school of choice, and your area of study.
Complete the CFNEM form if indicated, then print and mail the application to the CFNEM office with other supporting documentation.
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I hope this isn't too boring. Anybody want to share memories of where they were when they first heard some of Paul's stuff.
Junior's Farm
It's 1974 and i'm six years old. My older brother has just received the album "Band on the Run". I get the single from my older brother < Junior's Farm with the black capitol label. What is this mean? I don't know - I like the Sally G song cause it reminds me of Hee-Haw.
Silly Love Songs / Let em in
I was 8 years old and it was 1976. We were on our way to Cape Cod and i heard Silly Love Songs in the car radio. I can still remember that summer. I just finished watching Happy Days and i'm going out to play wiffleball as i hear SillY Love Songs time and time again on radios throughout the summer. Another song from that summer is "Afternoon Delight" by Starland vocal band.
McCartney II
It was May of 1980 and My brother and i waited outside the record store to get our 8-track copies of McCartney II. Hey, they got "One of these days" on their twice. Frozen Jap? Coming up isn't live - it's the studio version. Why are there three pictures inside the LP? And they each have a Beatle reference??? Our Sixth GRade field trip took us to the Bronx zoo. Am i close to where John Lennon lives? hell, no....My brother tells me Funkytown has replaced coming up as No. 1 as we watch Casey kasem's high-light show on TV
Press to Play
It was the week before Freshman year of college August 1986. And i got the new McCartney record. It reminds me of Tears for Fears in some spots and in others the Police. What's with the new sound? Good times coming eases the pain of freshman orientation.
Flowers in The Dirt
It's June 1989 and the new McCartney CD is out. Oh, boy. I just finished my internship at a financial company and my Junior year of College and i walk to get the new McCartney record. I like it. In two months, I will have four tickets to see in December. I constantly hear "This one" during the summer when i go to various baseball games across the country.
Off The Ground
I'm a grown-ass man now. working in the City and i just got the new McCartney album. It's a cold February and i'm struggling to get through the LP. I listen to "Hope and Deliverance" as i study for my CPA license. I like "Golden Earth Girl" even if it's sappy.


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The fellas of One Direction continue their super crazy Midnight Memories week by jet-setting to New York City for concert in Central Park, all for Good Morning America! So, how did they do?
Chelsea Briggs shows you in today's Hollywire Hot Minute!
Related Article: One Direction's 'Midnight Memories' FINALLY Released!
Going from sunny Los Angeles to chilly NYC can be a bit rough but 1D bundled up for thousands of screaming fans on GMA Tuesday morning. Besides having some microphone issues in the beginning, it looked like quite the experience for those Directioners! Our question: why weren't we invited?!
During their appearance on GMA, not only did One Direction perform four different songs, but they also announced their dates for the North American leg of their Where We Are tour! You can best believe that we'll be partying with the boys on September 12th! Check out the added dates here!
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Hundreds rally for Women's March in Marquette
Road commission OKs plan for Rio Tinto road upgrades
ISHPEMING – The Marquette County Road Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to approve an agreement with Rio Tinto for upgrading three existing county roads leading from the company's Eagle Mine to Marquette.
The two-year agreement covers work to be done from the railroad tracks along Marquette County Road 550 – situated just north of the Dead River – to within three-quarters of a mile of the mine, located west of Big Bay.
Improvements are slated to begin this spring over roughly 34 miles of roadway, costing an estimated $44.4 million. The project is set to be completed by Nov. 30, 2014.
Road commission engineer-manager Jim Iwanicki said the agreement signed Tuesday was developed by road commission staff and Rio Tinto.
"It is to fund the improvements for county road 550, 510 and the Triple A to build it to an all-season standard," Iwanicki said. "All the money won't be available up front. There will be approximately $6 million to spend up to June 30 of this year and then Rio Tinto will be releasing more funds as they become available under this agreement."
Rio Tinto spokesman Dan Blondeau said the company is happy to have a signed agreement with the road commission.
"We look forward to working with the road commission on upgrades to existing roads," Blondeau said.
Iwanicki said the road commission selected a project design and build team in December including Bacco Construction, Payne & Dolan, Coleman Engineering and Zenith Tech. The road commission hopes to sign a contract with the team within the next week then work on detailed design will begin.
Of the $6 million initially being provided by Rio Tinto, half will be dedicated to construction costs, the remainder will be for engineering and other costs, Iwanicki said.
Work on CR 550 is slated to begin first, with Iwanicki hoping most of the paving will be completed by the end of this year. Improvements for CR 550 will take place over about 22.3 miles and include work on four bridges and 22 stream crossings at a cost estimated at $23.6 million.
Iwanicki said work on CR 550 bridges is expected to take place in 2014, along with the work on CR 510 and the Triple A Road. Improvements to CR 510 and the Triple A cover roughly 11.3 miles and involve one bridge and 20 stream crossings. The cost is projected to total $20.8 million.
The typical roadway cross section will consist of two, 12-feet-wide lanes with two shoulders 8 feet wide including 3 feet of paved surface and 5 feet of turf and gravel.
"The new alignment is anticipated to follow the current alignment except at the East Branch Salmon Trout River on the Triple A Road and near the CR 510-Triple A intersection," the contract states. "A parallel alignment may be used if an analysis by the Marquette County Road Commission indicates that it is more economical."
The agreement said local interest in preserving the tree canopy along the CR510 segment being improved could prevail and restrict the width of the road in that area.
If road work requires relocation of the existing power cable or fiber optic line to the mine, that cost will be funded separately.
Some additional costs expected include finalizing Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency permits needed for the work; soil erosion and sedimentation control permits and oversight; stream mitigation construction estimated at $200,000; wetland mitigation measures expected to cost $450,000; final engineering; right-of-way land purchase of 10 acres projected at $100,000; legal costs associated with the land purchase of $50,000; and costs of bidding, services, products or materials.
Construction engineering is estimated to cost $2.3 million, while about $4 million will be set aside for contingency costs. Final design and construction are projected at $36.1 million.
The road upgrades are expected to "improve the road structure, surface and functionality for both the traveling public and for Rio Tinto Eagle Mine vehicles to and from the mine and the (Humboldt) Mill," the contract states.
Iwanicki said Rio Tinto was not obligated to fund the road improvements, but did so to improve its trucking schedule. The county benefits by having public improvements funded by a private entity.
"They want to have an all-season route that they can haul on 12 months of the year, that's why they're providing the money," Iwanicki said.
If the roads were not upgraded, Rio Tinto's trucking would be subject to seasonal road restrictions.
John Pepin can be reached at 906-228-2500, ext. 206.


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Talking trails in Lincoln County
LAKE BENTON – It's an ambitious plan, and one that will take years to come to fruition, but the rewards will be worth it, supporters of a Lincoln County trail system said Thursday night.
"If you don't take the first step, you'll never get to the end," said Vince Robinson, executive director of the Lincoln County Economic Development Corporation.
The Lincoln County Economic Development Corporation, the Lincoln County Trail Task Force and the Lake Benton Area Foundation hosted a trails showcase Thursday evening at Hole In the Mountain Park. Area residents could enjoy a hot dog supper, take part in activities and most importantly, walk and enjoy a recently completed 1.2-mile trail at the park. Robinson said the event was a chance both to celebrate the new trail, and gather more support for a county-wide trail plan.
The new trail at Hole in the Mountain was completed last fall. The trail route winds past athletic fields and in one portion has a good view of Lake Benton. Area residents said so far it's been a hit with visitors and campers staying at the park.
The new trail was made possible through the efforts of the Lincoln County Trail Task Force, Robinson said. The group, formed in 2009, applied for grants through the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to fund the trail, along with local matching funds from Lincoln County and the Lake Benton Area Foundation.
"We were fortunate to receive some funding for that," Robinson said of the Hole In the Mountain trail. He said eventually supporters hope to add on to the trail, to link the park to Lake Benton's downtown, and to the lake itself. He said the idea of recreational trails in Lincoln County has met with some good support from community organizations in Lake Benton, Hendricks, Ivanhoe and Tyler.
"Recreational amenities are important. They enhance the community," he said.
Trails offer more to a community than just chances for recreation, said guest speaker Rebekah Reynolds. Reynolds, who works with Minnesota's Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP), said trails like the one in Lake Benton can help improve public health by offering a low-cost way to exercise. The effects of walking or running can be life-changing for a person's health, she said.
"It's all about getting people moving," Reynolds said.
While the new trail at Hole In the Mountain is a definite plus for the Lake Benton community, Robinson said it's also a first step toward a more comprehensive trail system in Lincoln County. The Trail Task Force and the LCEDC will be applying for a Legacy trail grant to help build another segment in the system.
"So far, our efforts have been mostly around Lake Benton," Robinson said. Goals further out in the future include trails that will link the county parks around the lake, including Hole In the Mountain, Norwegian Creek Park, and Stoney Point Park, Robinson said. Other county landmarks, like Lake Hendricks and the county fairgrounds in Tyler, would also make good trail destinations. He said it will take some time to fund and build the system out that far.
For a number of the people in attendance, Thursday's showcase was all about having some fun in the sun. Kids and families formed teams and split up to complete a scavenger hunt around Hole In the Mountain. Organizers made sure all the items could be found somewhere around the new trail.
"I think it's a nice walk to be able to do," said Lake Benton resident Renee Willis.


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Advanced Micro Devices and Globalfoundries have changed their wafer supply agreement that describes terms based on which AMD acquires chips from its contract maker of semiconductor partner. The amendments were made after Globalfoundries have to delay manufacturing of chips using 32nm process technology due to technical challenges, which materially impacted AMD's business performance.
The primary effect of the amendment was to change the pricing methodology applicable to wafers delivered in 2011 for AMD microprocessor and accelerated processing unit (APU) products. The amendment also modifies AMD's existing commitments regarding the production of certain graphics processing unit (GPU) and chipset products at Globalfoundries. Pursuant to the amendment, Globalfoundries has committed to provide AMD with, and the latter have committed to purchase, a fixed number of 45nm and 32nm wafers per quarter in 2011. AMD will pay Globalfoundries a fixed price for 45nm wafers delivered in 2011. AMD's price for 32nm wafers will vary based on the wafer volumes and manufacturing yield of such wafers. In addition, AMD also agreed to pay an additional quarterly amount to GF during 2012 if GF meets specified conditions related to continued availability of 32nm capacity as of the beginning of 2012. AMD expects Globalfoundries will meet the conditions to earn these payments.
"The renegotiation of this agreement had been underway since last year when technical challenges delayed GF's 32nm implementation. Recall that because of the trouble Globalfoundries was having with its launch of the 32nm manufacturing process, AMD was forced to delay the release of the Llano product line from last year to this. 'During that time, AMD had continued to pay for 32nm wafers under the original agreement despite the lack of good chips. AMD received far less than it would have reasonably expected from GF in 2010, so in that sense it overpaid for chips,'' said JoAnne Feeney, an analyst with Longbow Research, reports EETimes web-site.
For 2012, pursuant to the amended wafer supply agreement, AMD will resume compensating GF on a cost-plus basis to manufacture the wafers for its microprocessor and APU products.
AMD estimates that it will pay Globalfoundries approximately $1.1 to $1.5 billion in 2011 and $1.5 to $1.9 billion in 2012 for wafer purchases under the wafer supply agreement, as amended. In 2010, AMD paid GF approximately $1.2 billion for wafer purchases. AMD based its 2011 and 2012 estimated costs in part on our current expectations regarding GF's manufacturing yields and wafer volumes. These costs could increase or decrease as a result of variations in those yields and several other factors including AMD's expectations regarding demand for its products.
"This agreement gives GF an opportunity to improve its chances of winning foundry business away from competitors such as TSMC. The semiconductor community is viewing GF with caution and is watching to see how well it performs in serving its main customer, AMD, and in launching new manufacturing technology nodes. This contract also allows GF to further signal that it has solid confidence in its ability to ramp 32nm to mature yields rapidly, and, by implications, that it can do the same for 40nm and 28nm nodes,'' added Ms Feeney.
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I posted this gyokuro Hagi set recently in the show off topic, but post a few here for 2 reasons, one a warning and two because this is the Hagi topic of all Hagi topics. The set is by Zuiho Ono, found several translations on his name. I have been told by another vendor that he is highly collectable in Japan, and I made a very good buy for this 30 year old set.
First the warning. This particular set is supposed to be around 30 years old according to the seller Katsuragi, original box. So, since I am currently displaying the set in this box, I should check it out. Here, the "shelf" that the yuzamashi (water cooler) was sitting on was attached on one side only. Yikes. I will be more careful in the future. These boxes are mostly just glued together and we should expect glue failure over time.


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Turkey Cutlets with Cranberry Orange Stuffing and Pan Gravy
- Stuffing:
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, 1 turn of the pan
- 2 tablespoons butter, cut into small pieces
- 2 ribs celery, with greens, from the heart of the stalk, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 bay leaf, fresh or dried
- Salt and pepper
- 2 cranberry orange muffins, from the baked goods section of your market
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh thyme leaves, a few sprigs, stems removed
- 1 cup chicken stock
- Turkey Cutlets and Gravy:
- 1 1/3 pounds turkey breast cutlets, the average weight of 1 package
- Salt and pepper
- 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons butter, cut in small pieces
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 cups chicken stock
- Chopped flat-leaf parsley, for garnish, optional
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Stuffing: Heat olive oil and butter in a medium skillet over moderate heat. When the butter melts, add the celery, onion, and bay leaf. Season with salt and pepper. Crumble the muffins into the pan and combine with the vegetables. Add thyme and chicken stock. Cook stuffing 5 minutes, stirring occasionally, then remove from heat and let stand in the warm pan.
Turkey and Gravy: Preheat a large skillet over medium high heat and add the olive oil. Season turkey cutlets with salt, pepper and poultry seasoning. Saute 5 minutes on each side, then transfer cutlets to a warm plate and cover plate with aluminum foil. Return skillet to stove and reduce heat a bit. Add butter, then flour to the melted butter. Cook flour and butter a minute or two, stirring with a whisk. Whisk in chicken stock. Reduce the stock 2 or 3 minutes, to desired gravy consistency. Season with salt and pepper, to your taste.
To serve, mound cranberry orange stuffing onto each dinner plate using an ice cream scoop. Rest sauteed turkey cutlets on top of the stuffing and cover the turkey with gravy. Garnish with chopped parsley.
Recipe courtesy of Rachael Ray
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There's a Cafe and Events Working Group meeting on Tuesday. There are 3 bottom liners - Bryony, Xabina and me. So let's make it a good next 2 months. There are lots of things happening, quite apart from the Festival.
Which fridge are we getting? One that has a work surface, or one that sits on a work surface?
Will we have a new menu soon? What will be on it?
The volunteer coordinator role has been mentioned a lot. What do they do?
At the last FWG meeting, it was mentioned that when other people have meetings, they meet to do things and not just to talk about doing things. Tuesday at 7pm isn't really the time to do things in the kitchen. But we could come up with a list of jobs and try and do them together at some point.


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Save sensitive teeth with these tips.
If the first bite of an ice cream cone leaves your mouth aching, you may be that one in eight people who, according to a 2013 University of Washington study, has sensitive teeth. The cause, when it�s not due to a cracked tooth, decay, or a missing filling, is the exposure of dentin, the inner material of the tooth, explains paper co-author Marilynn Rothen of the Regional Clinical Dental Research Center at the University of Washington School of Dentistry. �When the enamel [on the outside] of the tooth wears away, or when gums recede and the root covering called cementum is worn away, the dentin is exposed,� she says. Although the tooth itself can�t distinguish between sensations like hot and cold�only our gum tissues and tongue can do that�it does carry pain sensations primarily from hot, cold or sweet stimuli to the nerve, explains Dr. Kimberly Harms, a national spokesperson for the American Dental Association and a dental consultant in Farmington, Minn. �The dentin has tubules that are like pipes with tiny nerves. They [carry sensations of pain] to the nerve.� So, how can you keep from getting sensitive teeth�or deal with ones you have?� These steps can help. Become an easy-going brusher. �Use a soft brush, brushing gently especially by the gum line so that you clean the area where the tooth meets the gum,� says Rothen. Use a circular motion, not the scrubbing you might give floors or dishes. �People who use harder brushes and really scrub may cause gum recession and the loss of enamel and cementum,� she says.� Brush twice a day and floss at least one a day. Switch to toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Made from potassium nitrate--a white salt--and some calcium components such as calcium carbonate, sensitive toothpastes such as Sensodyne and Rembrandt block the dentin tubules so irritants can�t get in, says Harms: �The toothpaste is like a plug that blocks the channels, so cold, hot and sweet can�t get to the nerve.� If the toothpaste doesn�t relieve sensitivity within two weeks, check with your dentist. Your teeth may be sensitive for another reason like a fracture or damaged nerve. Opt for fluoride treatments. Ask your doctor for a fluoride treatment at each visit and use fluoride toothpaste. �Fluoride helps [block] the dentin tubules,� says Rothen.� And it protects teeth from decay. Nix the whiteners. The University of Washington study found that people who used whiteners were 1.4 times more likely to have sensitive teeth. �The chemicals that whiten change the physical structure of the tooth, probably opening the dentinal tubules,� says Rothen. �However, once you stop using the whitener, the sensitivity usually goes away.� Treat acidic foods as the enemy. Mouth bacteria produce acid. And they thrive on acid-producing foods like sugars and fruit juice. �Acid contributes to wearing away your teeth,� says Harms. �If you drink a sugary drink all at once, that�s not as bad as sipping on one all day,� exposing your teeth repeatedly. Rinse, then brush. Harms advises waiting a half hour before brushing your teeth after eating or drinking acidic, high-sugar foods like orange juice or energy drinks: �The acid softens the enamel so if you brush immediately you remove some.� Instead, rinse your mouth with water. Review medications with your dentist. �Many medications such as antidepressants and those for high blood pressure cause dry mouth,� says Harms. �And dry mouth causes a greater likelihood of decay where the root surface is exposed, which then leads to sensitivity.� Brought to you by: Spry - Healthy Living and Wellness for Women


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Hamline University Dance Team 2012 Youth Clinic
Does your child love to dance? Would she/he like to perform at Piper football game?Then join us for our first‐annual dance clinic. No previous dance experience isrequired!Who: Kindergarten through 5th grade studentsWhat: A youth dance clinic led by Hamline University's Piper DancersWhere: Bush Student Center Ballroom on Hamline's St. Paul CampusWhen: Saturday, Sept. 15 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Why: To learn dance skills and a fun routine from Hamline Dance Team members.Perform at halftime of the Pipers' home football game Sat., Sept. 22 on Klas Field.Cost: $35 in advance, $40 after Sept. 1. (Fee includes performance T‐shirt). Allproceeds benefit the dance team.RegistrationPlease e‐mail Head Coach Kara Eliason (email@example.com) with thefollowing information:• Child's first and last name• Child's youth T‐shirt size• Parent/Guardian's first and last name and phone numberPayment Checks can be made out to "Hamline University Dance Team" and mailed to thefollowing address:Hamline University Dance TeamAttn: Coach Kara EliasonDepartment of Athletics, MS A17951536 Hewitt Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55104Clinic Tips• Please drop your child off in the Bush Student Center between 9:15 and 9:30• Your child should wear comfortable athletic attire and tennis shoes. Pleasepull back long hair and do not wear jewelry.• Bring a water bottle and a small snack if you wish.Questions? Contact Head Coach Kara Eliason at firstname.lastname@example.com or 651‐470‐7452.


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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Brazil Approves New Cockpit Displays for Falcon 900C/EX
Brazil's civil aviation authority has issued a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for StandardAero to begin installing Honeywell Primus Elite cockpit displays on Dassault Falcon 900EX and 900C aircraft.
(A StandardAero technician working on Falcon avionics. Photo, courtesy of StandardAero.)
StandardAero received Brazilian approval through its Organization Designation Authorization (ODA), stemming from its March 2011 certification to begin performing the installation of the LCD displays on the aging Falcon 900C and 900EX cockpits.
Honeywell's Primus Elite allows the integration of electronic flight bags (EFB), video displays and other modern avionics upgrades for 900C and 900EX owners.
"Our close alignment with Honeywell on the original development of this new STC has resulted in an array of operational and safety enhancements for Falcon 900C/EX owners," said Scott Taylor, senior vice president of StandardAero's business aviation unit.
Related: General Aviation Avionics News


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Might as well start a thread for open discussion of certain people's teams. I wanted to put this one up that I was able to assemble today.
Now, take this with a grain of salt, as the people I was drafting with were mother-in-laws, and sisters, and old Angels fans that don't know a whole ton about baseball. Ten teams. 5x5 Rotisserie. Standard Categories. I picked 9th.
C - Martinez, V.
1B - Morneau, J.
2B - Weeks, R.
SS - Ramirez, H.
3B - Cabrera, M.
OF - Soriano, A.
OF - Crawford, C.
OF - Holliday, M.
UTIL - Hafner, T.
B - Young, D.
SP - Kazmir, S.
SP - Hernandez, F.
SP - Young, C.
SP - Sabathia, CC
SP - Myers, B.
SP - Bush, D.
SP - Wang, C.M.
RP - Ray, C.
RP - Fuentes, B.
RP - Saito, T.
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10 tips to spruce up your yard for spring
Spring cleaning extends beyond cleaning out closets. As winter temperatures change to warmer spring breezes, its time to think about spring cleaning your yard. Consider 10 tips to help get yards ready for spring and summer.
1. Rake debris. Throughout the winter, debris blows into your yard. Items such as sticks, leaves and trash collect around the base of shrubs, trees and landscaping borders. Clear this debris away by raking and moving the organic material to compost and the trash to the garbage. According to the Colorado State University Extension Office, the Denver Solid Waste Management team has reported that "one-third to one-half of residential waste collection is plant yard waste." Composting your yard waste saves landfill space.
2. Reseed bare patches. After snow melts, you may discover your lawn has bare patches. Early spring is a good time to plant new grass seed or add sod to the bare patches. Before adding seed or sod, prepare the area by raking and loosening the soil.
3. Remove dead branches. Remove any dead branches that have fallen throughout the during winter. In addition, prune any branches that are dead. Pruning those dead areas helps encourage new growth.
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Phil Ramone (1934-2013), a rock producer with superlative ears and a gregarious, gentle personality who started out as a concert violinist and jazz-pop engineer, died on Saturday. He was 79.
I spoke with Phil several times over the past three years—most notably for my five-part interview series. In each case, he was kind and highly informative about his recording sessions and the musicians with whom he worked.
Several times we talked about the possibility of a Wall Street Journal profile but we couldn't land on a hook—a key event celebrating him that would make an interview pitch timely and possible. I'll miss Phil. He was one of the good guys.
For Part 1 of my five-part interview with Phil Ramone, go here. Then follow along to the next part using the link above the post's red date.
On Monday (April 1) I will be at Richard Stockton College in Galloway, N.J. for a talk about the unlikely reasons why jazz styles shifted so often between World War II and Watergate. I also will be presenting images and music clips to illustrate points at the Campus Center Theater from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. My host is superb saxophonist Michael Pedicin, who is associate professor of music at Stockton and coordinator of the college's jazz studies program. If you're in the area, I hope you can make it (101 Vera King Farris Drive). Admission is free. For more information and directions, go here. For my new book Why Jazz Happened, go here.
Why Jazz Happened. Ian Tiele wrote a swell review of my book Why Jazz Happened in the March issue of the IAJRC Journal:
"Myers leaves nothing out when he describes the circumstances that changed the development of jazz and how the music was affected by such diverse happenings as technical advances in broadcasting, the advancement of the Civil Rights movement, the various AFM bans, changes in the way that consumers listen to music, the concept of the "studio musician" and the origination of the West Coast style of jazz playing. We even see how the rise of rock 'n' roll, British pop bands and the use of electronics greatly influenced the way that jazz was served up for public consumption."
More on Beverly Kenney. Following my post last week on Kenney—complete with a clip of the ill-fated singer on Playboy After Dark—many readers wrote in asking for more information. JazzWax reader Ed Frank provided this link.
Doc Pomus documentary. I told you about Raymond De Felitta's 'Tis Autumn: The Search for Jackie Paris. I told you about Denny Tedesco's The Wrecking Crew. Now I'm telling you about William Hechter and Peter Miller's AKA Doc Pomus. This documentary about the fabled disabled songwriter who penned A Teenager in Love, Save The Last Dance For Me, Hushabye, This Magic Moment, Little Sister, Lonely Avenue and many more details his physical struggles and creative triumphs. I watched it flying back from L.A. last week and it's terrific. Hey, you heard it here first. For a taste, go here and click the "trailer" tab. For the festival schedule, go here and click the "screenings" tab.
Gregory Corso at Newport. JazzWax reader Jimi Mentis spots Beat poet Gregory Corso in this Gerry Mulligan-Art Farmer clip from Jazz on a Summer's Day (at 1:18)...
What was that song? Many JazzWax readers emailed last week asking about the instrumental song that kicked off the Astrud Gilberto clip I posted. It was Tyree Glenn's Sultry Serenade—also known as How Could You Do a Thing Like That to Me, recorded by Frank Sinatra on his 1954 10-inch LP Swing Easy.
Hal Blaine on Bond. Last week Wrecking Crew drummer Hal Blaine sent along this link to a post on the late trumpeter Derek Watkins, who played on the soundtrack of every James Bond film. Fabulous video clips as well for those seeking insights into what 007 studio work was all about.
Words About Music. Perhaps the dumbest and most ill-conceived game show in the history of television was Words About Music, which aired in Los Angeles on KCOP in 1956. The premise was songwriters would come on, pitch their new tunes and be criticized by a panel of "experts." First up, Sammy Cahn. The show was pulled after two episodes after Oscar Levant made negative comments about Marilyn Monroe and Richard Nixon. Here it is, courtesy of Bret Primack...
Bill Kirchner, live. If you're in New York on April 17, catch arranger-composer-saxophonist Bill Kirchner with vocalist Carol Fredette and pianist Marc Copland. They'll be performing A Beautiful Friendship at the Players Club, 16 Gramercy Park South, at 7 p.m. For more information, go here.
CD discoveries of the week. Pianist Shamie Royston's debut CD Portraits features mostly originals that pack a lot of heart. On each track, Royston unleashes brooding, penetrating melodies that build with frisky melody lines and thick, rolling chords. She's joined by husband Rudy Royston on drums, Ivan Taylor on bass and vocalist Camille Thurman on In This Quiet Place. Royston also chose Horace Silver's Summer in Central Park, which she executes beautifully, and her husband Rudy's Ruby Goes to School, a tender song that remains on the move. An engaging and embracing first album.
In the spirit of Matt Dennis and Page Cavanaugh, pianist Beegie Adair has released A Time for Love (Green Hill). If you're unfamiliar with Adair, she's a throwback to an earlier age when Beverly Hills and Lake Tahoe lounges filled up at sundown with patrons eager to unwind with whiskey sours and lush and jazzy interpretations of standards. Adair's touch is flawless, and her mission is to turn songs you know into long, seductive strokes. Once upon a time lounges had their place, along with gin, gentlemen and elbow length gloves—bridging the gap between jazz and pop. On this album, Adair makes sure we never forget.
Oddball album cover of the week.
Here's another early LP of mood music—"blended to mix graciously with social gatherings." Except here the background looks a bit like the "Prehistoric Man" diorama at New York's Natural History Museum.


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Since I have been working out a lot more lately I started drinking more protein drinks. One thing I hate about protein drinks is that they don't mix easily – at least not for me. I know that's why they all have Soy Lectin, but I think all protein drinks taste much better when they're thoroughly mixed. I also like to take my protein drinks on the go to work, out shopping, or even make them at work!
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Iced Coffee
Recipe Source: 101 Quick and Easy BlenderBottle Recipes Book
Serves 1 – 5 Minutes Prep
1 Cup Brewed Coffee, Cooled
1/2 Cup Crushed Ice
1 T Coffee Cream
1 Packet of Stevia (optional)
1 Scoop Protein Powder (optional)
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Note: I chose to use Unflavored Protein and doubled the liquid amounts.
Always put your ingredients in first – then the blender ball.
The blender ball is so powerful that that my shake is frothy – the froth goes away after a minute or so.
What I love is that the book doesn't just have drink recipes! It has recipes for desserts, sauces, ice cream, dips, and much more! I let my husband pick out a recipe he'd like to try and he chose the Tasty Teriyaki Sauce – excellent choice.
Tasty Teriyaki Sauce
Recipe Source: 101 Quick and Easy BlenderBottle Recipes Book
Makes 1 1/2 Cups – 10 minutes prep
3/4 Cup Water
1/4 Cup and 2 Tablespoons Soy Sauce
3/4 Cup Brown Sugar
1/4 Teaspoon Garlic Powder
1/8 Teaspoon Ground Ginger
2 Tablespoons Corn Starch
Combine ingredients in your BlenderBottle and blend until smooth. Pour mixture into a small saucepan and carefully bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring regularly. Reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes or until sauce reaches desired consistency.
We chose to make it into Chicken Teriyaki. I added
2 Cooked Chicken Breast
2 Cups Cooked Broccoli
1 Sauteed Red Pepper
3/4 Cup Cooked Brown Rice
1/3 Cup Tasty Teriyaki Sauce (more or less for taste)
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A Monster Miwok 100K - Page 2
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Less than 15 minutes behind Mackey, a dramatic race for second place played out as Jesse Haynes of Vista, California, appeared from several minutes back to almost (but not quite) catch Chris Price of Pasadena, California. Showing that seconds can matter in ultras, Price finished second in 9:28:30 and Haynes in third, with a time of 9:28:55.
Tina Lewis of Boulder, finished first female and 12th overall in 10:35, followed by Bethany Lewis (no relation) of Salt Lake City in 10:49. For both, it was a first 100K and a first Miwok. They finished more than a half-hour ahead of the other women. Helen Cospolich of Breckenridge, Colorado, placed third in 11:22.
Repeat finishers' times were one to two hours slower than past years, and of the 350 starters, 264 (75 percent) finished (the race typically has a finishing rate of 80 to 90 percent).
The new, slightly long course started and finished in the coastal hamlet of Stinson Beach and climbed about 13,000 feet over eight major hill profiles. After a short warm-up through the village, runners ascended a trail that rises over 1700 feet in just 2.5 miles on singletrack in the dark. Then, in another change from prior years, runners plunged down from that ridge on the highly technical Matt Davis Trail with many steps and roots to return to Stinson Beach for the mile 26 aid station.
From there, runners headed 1300 feet up the famous Dipsea Trail over to Muir Beach (mile 33) and spent the next 21 miles climbing multiple ridges on fire roads that ring the Marin Headlands and overlook the Golden Gate. Then it was back to Muir Beach and back over the Dipsea, hop-scotching on wooden steps through the redwoods to the beach.


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Wild Planet, Wild Pink Salmon, 6 oz (170 g)
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- Package Quantity: 6 oz (170 g)
- Dimensions: 3.4 x 3.4 x 1.8 in, 0.45 lbs (0.2 kg)
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Averages - 340 mg EPA and DHA Omega 3 per serving.
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Wild pink salmon (oncorhynchus gorbuscha) and salt. Contains fish.
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|Serving Size: 2 oz (56 g)
|Serving Per Container: 3
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
|1 g
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|Trans Fat
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|20 mg
|200 mg
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|12 g
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My diet consists of mostly (probably about 80%-95%) organic foods. I am a very healthy individual. I am an extremely picky eater and will not eat anything just because it is convenient, low-priced, popular, tastes good, or something better is unavailable. After doing extensive online research about 2 months ago on the quality and nutritional characteristics of seafood from around the world, my research led me to the inescapable conclusion that there is no better source of animal protein for me than pink salmon that is caught in the wild in the Pacific Ocean waters of Alaska. My research indicates that wild caught Alaska Pink salmon has the lowest mercury content compared to other salmon species and other seafood species. It is a regular part of my diet. I completed further research to narrow down the various brand choices of Alaska pink salmon that are wild-caught as opposed to farmed salmon that producers raise in floating pens in the ocean. (I think eating farmed seafood can be unhealthy, risky, or dangerous.) I chose to try the Wild Planet brand of wild caught Alaska Pink salmon. I love this product. It tastes so good. It has wonderful texture. It is a pleasure to eat. It is very healthful. After eating Wild Planet Wild Alaskan Pink Salmon, I can feel the effects of the high concentration of natural Omega 3 and other fatty acids in the fish. I sense and feel a tremendous and very noticeable boost in my level of mental and physical energy. This is a wonderful product. I wish I had discovered it years ago. I can think of no Cons about this product. As usual iHerb.com has excellent order response and delivery times. When I placed my most recent order, iHerb.com had the lowest prices that I could find on the Internet for the Wild Planet brand of wild caught Alaska Pink salmon. I have been an iHerb.com customer for years during which time I have purchased various other types of products on the website. iHerb.com is a great outfit, and I do not say that lightly. Five Stars to Wild Planet Wild Alaskan Pink Salmon and Five Stars to iHerb.com
I purchased this canned salmon along with another brand offered on iherb (Crown Prince). I found this product to be far superior. The fact that this product is boneless and skinless means that the salmon you do get is packaged more like tuna. When I eat this product it tastes somewhat like tuna, only with a more distinct salmon flavor. By all means if you can get fresh wild salmon, that is preferable here. If you can't for some reason, this is a nice alternative if you are craving high quality wild salmon.
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Personally I love it but this is expensive consider as it is I can product
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I love this Pink Salmon! No tinny taste like some of the store bought ones. I have been ordering this product for over 18 months and it never lets me down. My family and I have sensitivities and this brand of canned fish are our "go to" for our "fast" food! Very tasty, nutritious and versatile. I highly recommend other customers buying this brand, You can get it in the red salmon and the sardines are delicious too! Beautiful on a salad or even in a frittata. The only thing I could possibly be picky about is I would love to see the company bring out a salmon WITH bones for added calcium. But we eat the sardines to cover this.
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Will buy again
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Three Toyota Mirai fuel cell electric vehicles are now in Canada
Mirai awareness campaign kicks off at the 2017 Montréal International Auto Show followed by other major Canadian auto shows across the country
Canadians can find out what is possible with this cold-weather friendly, easy-to-fuel, range-anxiety free future technology first hand
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Panel of esteemed automotive experts select the Chrysler Pacifica as the 2017 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year
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Pfaff Leasing recently delivered this stunning 1973 Toyota FJ Land Cruiser to a happy customer in Toronto.
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Audi presents the new Audi SQ5* at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit. The sportiest member of the Q5 model series embodies more than ever the emotional concept of the practical SUV with the latest technology. It's turbocharged, 3.0 TFSI offers powerful performance combined with further enhanced efficiency.
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SUV offensive: the Volkswagen brand presents two SUV models for the NA market
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I'm headed to Fayetteville, Arkansas this weekend (February 22-23, 2013) for a Milk Paint workshop, DIY seminar and book signing at The House Special Interiors. If you're in the area, I would love to have you join us. All of the details are listed on my side bar and HERE.
The next trip I'm going on is to Atlanta, Georgia on March 16, 2013, for another Milk Paint workshop, DIY seminar and book signing at Brushstrokes by Mary Anne. The event is being held at Founders Hall in Roswell, GA.
Here's the schedule of events…
9:00 am – 11:30 am: Milk Paint Workshop – This workshop will be hand's on! We will be painting DIY trays (made out of cabinet doors) and you'll learn all about Milk Paint from mixing to painting to distressing to finishing.
$100 (includes paint and supplies), $110 after March 5
Between sessions, I'll head out to a local lunch in Roswell and anyone who wants to join me is welcome. (I can also sign books during the lunch break for those who can't attend the events.)
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm : DIY Seminar I taught this seminar in Colorado and it was a big hit. I will share the benefits of DIY, some of my favorite secret weapons and lots of sources for goodies like bargain hemp fabric and preserved boxwood branches. Bring a pencil and paper to this one!
$40, $60 after March 5
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm : Book Signing Free to anyone who wants to come.
If you'd like to attend all day, the total event price: $129, $160 after March 5
Call 770-366-5990 or visit Brushstrokes by Mary Anne to make a reservation.
For those who are in the area and interested in attending, we're giving away a prize package that includes a pair of all-day event tickets and two copies of my book, Inspired You. To enter, just leave a comment. The giveaway is open through Monday, Febraury 18 at midnight PST. The giveaway does not include travel expenses or accommodations and is only open to readers over the age of 18. If you purchase tickets to the event(s) and win, you will receive a refund.
Good luck and I can't wait to meet those who are able to make it.


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According to a press release from the utility, Pacific Power crews and equipment drawn from across the Northwest are concentrated on restoring power to approximately 13-thousand customers in southern Oregon and a thousand in northern California. Deep snow and hundreds of downed trees and limbs strewn across a rugged landscape are complicating the work of more than 100 crews and contractors working around the clock in the area. They report that "restoration work has been challenging as deep snow is blocking roads, delaying equipment and crews." In several locations, crews have assessed and repaired lines only to have to return and repair again due to continued snow and tree problems. Crews are reportedly making steady progress and expect to continue to restore more customers as the day progresses, even as the prospect of another storm looms. At this time Pacific Power is unable to accurately estimate when full restoration will occur, due to the ongoing weather impacts. Weather conditions are uncertain and access to some areas is severely limited or some cases completely impassable. Pacific Power is working with the Red Cross and local emergency management to open emergency warming shelters in areas that could experience extended outages. Shelters are being organized at the city hall in Cave Junction, the Josephine County Fairgrounds in Grants Pass and the Sunny Wolf Charter School in Wolf Creek. These centers are expected to open this afternoon. Call the Pacific Power customer line at 888-221-7070 for more details as they become available. The information will also be posted at pacificpower.net/outages. Crews from Coos Bay, Roseburg, Bend, Medford and elsewhere throughout the Pacific Power system are assisting in assessing damage and beginning repairs. Additional tree trimming crews, flagging crews and other contract line crews are being brought into the area. Snowcats and other special equipment to deal with conditions are also being deployed. Pacific Power is urging customers to stay safe. Avoid any downed lines. Conserve warmth. Use fires and candles wisely. Do not use BBQs indoors. If using a generator, make sure it is properly wired into your home and that fumes from the unit are vented well away from any living areas. Call 1-877-508-5088 to report any downed lines.
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Women at the Top
The 2012 honorees (holding plaques) and past honorees include (front ) Penny Glassmeyer, Gina Zangrillo, Susan Warren, Niya Wright and Susan Daly; (back) Kiki Karpen, Marcia Meinerth, Kate Larson, Betty Jewett, Debbie Boccanfuso, Maureen Bloom and Lisa Joyce
photographs by Hildi Todrin/Crane Song Photography
The YWCA Darien/Norwalk held its third annual Women of Distinction Awards and Luncheon at Woodway Country Club in Darien. The celebration was attended by approximately 220 people. On hand to pay tribute to the women being honored were Darien First Selectwoman Jayme Stevenson, Selectman John Lundeen, Steve Falcone, the head of the Darien Board of Education, and Jenny Streeter, the executive director of the Darien Community Fund.
Patti Russo, the president of the Women's Campaign School at Yale University, addressed the attendees and introduced the winners. The recipients of the Women of Distinction awards are residents of Darien and Norwalk who have inspired others with their work to improve the local or global community. According to the YWCA, these honorees are able to think outside the box to break new barriers, and they set fine examples for women of all ages throughout our towns.


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Infrastructure Is Key To County
As it turns out, area residents didn't have to worry about the state making a good enough offer to entice saturn petcare to locate in Ashville.
The German company was ready to begin hiring workers when it discovered a fatal flaw in its plan to locate in the former AFA Foods building near Blockville – there wasn't a ready supply of water. The company's best option would have been to pay for an extension of Jamestown Board of Public Utilities water lines from Cummins to the AFA Foods building, but that option was too costly for company officials to move the project forward. Bill Daly, county IDA director, says the county is working on the situation and hoping the Germans will reconsider the AFA Foods building in the future.
It's hard to blame county officials for not knowing about the lack of water on the AFA Foods property. One would have thought either a line had been extended from Cummins or that the property had its own well. Saturn petcare's deal falling through is surely a sign there needs to be additional investigation into vacant industrial parcels so the county knows enough about the sites to market them properly. That is a problem with an easy solution.
The bigger problem behind the fall of the saturn petcare deal isn't as easily solved. In the end, a lack of infrastructure is the reason the town of Harmony is out a major new taxpayer and the area loses out on much-needed manufacturing jobs.
As we have seen in places like Forestville, Cassadaga, Fredonia and areas around Chautauqua Lake, basic sewer and water infrastructure is a pressing need in Chautauqua County for which we have little money. That's why it was so encouraging that County Executive Greg Edwards singled out infrastructure projects in both the north and south county during what turned out to be his final State of the County address.
Upgrading infrastructure is a costly endeavor for the county and an even more daunting task for towns and villages. The bill for the work that needs to be done gets bigger the longer the area's infrastructure needs are put on the back burner. Unfortuantely, infrastructure is far from the hottest of topics, especially at election time when it is much easier to dash off a news release about who should fill IDA board positions or who is to blame for a development falling through than it is to offer a solution to the real issue.
The demise of the saturn petcare project is just the latest example of the area's infrastructure needs rearing their ugly heads.


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New National Poll Reveals: Whether Dressing Up or Stripping Down, Most Americans Plan to Grill this Summer
New National Poll Reveals: Whether Dressing Up or Stripping Down, Most
Americans Plan to Grill this Summer
Winter has melted away and Americans are ready to fire up the grill and get in the summer-state-of-mind! According to results from the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association's (HPBA) 2010 National Barbecue Month Poll:
- Fired Up: Six-out-of-ten Americans say they can't wait to fire up the grill and shake off the winter
blues. And, nearly 90 percent of Americans say they plan to enjoy grilled food in their own backyard this summer.
- Dress up or Strip down?: When it comes to enjoying a meal on the grill, 65 percent of Americans like to "dress it up" with a sauce, marinade or seasoning, while 21 percent prefer to "strip it down" and enjoy it au natural.
- Grill-side Manner: When asked about grilling style, 29 percent of adults say "it's all about the
meat," while 24 percent say they like it "all natural," followed by "spicy or saucy" (19 percent),
adventurous (16 percent) and timid (6 percent).
- All About the Buns: Seventy percent of Americans grab a traditional bun to complete their grilled sandwich. Four percent say they prefer a pita, another 4 percent say a tortilla wrap.
- Top Toppings. For hamburgers and other grilled meat/vegetable sandwiches:
- 74 percent of Americans use lettuce, onion and/or tomato,
- 66 percent of adults use ketchup,
- 62 reach for the mustard bottle,
- 26 percent add on other meat like bacon or chili, and
- Two-thirds of Americans say, "add cheese, please!"
- Benefits Abound: Most Americans agree, the top benefits of grilling include more flavorful food (81 percent), time spent out of the house (80 percent), cost savings compared to eating out (76 percent), easier clean up (67 percent), healthier (64 percent) and less cooking time (53 percent).
- Hot Spots: During the warmer months, 74 percent of adults say they anticipate enjoying grilled food at a friend or relative's house, 42 percent while picnicking, 39 percent while camping and 20 percent while tailgating.
About the Poll: The findings are taken from a survey of 1,000 people, conducted by the Polling Company™, Inc. from April 1-5, 2010. The margin of error is +/- 3.1 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. For more information, visit www.hpba.org


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You want to only the image location, NOT a URL for the entire page that also contains your image. If you can see the image at a reasonable size on that page, you may be able to click on it in your web browser and 'copy/save image location', which is probably what you want to put between the two bracketed Imgs.
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June 6, 2005 WIC Update
SUBJECT: Reminder of Nutrition Education - University of Alabama satellite training - June 8
SUBJECT: Availability of New Food Packages For Infant Formulas, Exempt Formulas, and WIC Eligible Medical Foods
SUBJECT: VENA (Value Enhanced Nutrition Assessment)
SUBJECT: 2005 World Breastfeeding Week
SUBJECT: Lead Levels in Newly Arrived Refugees
- As a reminder: NUTRITION EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY - June 8
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services are sponsoring a satellite training, Nutritional Management for Common Pediatric Nutrition Problems, from noon to 4:00 p.m., June 8 at seven health offices throughout the state. Registered dietitians, nutritionists, nurses and other health care professionals will have the opportunity to increase their knowledge about addressing common nutrition problems seen in pediatrics including: follow-up of NICU graduates, failure-to-thrive, constipation, diarrhea and asthma. Participants will learn about nutritional assessment, management techniques and newer diagnostic and intervention modalities. The UAB conducts this annual pediatric update and has requested continuing education for nurses and dietitians. There is no charge for WIC employees. There is a $25 non-refundable fee for all other attendees. For more information, contact Kelly Dotterweich at 573-751-6183.
- This letter is to inform you that food packages for issuing the following items will be implemented in the HANDS system on Monday, August 8, 2005:
- Non-contracted standard infant formulas (e.g., Similac and Nestle brands)
- Selected Exempt formulas - (e.g., premature formulas)
- Selected WIC eligible medical foods - (e.g., Pediasure and Kindercal)
Use of the new food packages will help your staff in issuing these items rather than creating OTH food packages. It also helps the State office to track the number of infants with food allergies and other special health conditions and the number of children with special dietary needs in the Missouri WIC program.
The updated reference materials and guidelines for using new food packages will be sent via e-mail during the week of June 27, 2005.
If you have any questions and suggestions on this matter, please contact Takako Tagami at 1-800-392-8209 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
- As you may have learned at the National WIC Association (NWA Conference), VENA (Value Enhanced Nutrition Assessment) was developed jointly by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) and the NWA and is part of the larger Revitalizing Quality Nutrition Service (RQNS) in WIC initiative. The VENA guidance provides a process for completing a comprehensive WIC nutrition assessment and an outline of the necessary staff competencies. For more information, see the Executive Summary [PDF] or the Frequently Asked Questions at http://www.nal.usda.gov/wicworks/Learning_Center/Assessment_VENA.html. Missouri WIC will be evaluating current nutrition assessment practices and training needs and revising them to meet the VENA guidance, with implementation by October 1, 2009. As a part of this, the FFQ currently in use will be eliminated January 1, 2006 and ultimately replaced with another nutrition assessment protocol. Watch for more information regarding this change, as modifications and adjustments move forward.
- 2005 World Breastfeeding Week Kits NOW TAKING ORDERS!
The International Lactation Consultant Association (ILCA) is now accepting orders for the 2005 World Breastfeeding Week Kit! The year's World Breastfeeding Week theme, "Breastfeeding and Family Foods: Loving and Healthy," is the perfect opportunity for WIC nutrition and breastfeeding staff to promote the importance of continued breastfeeding after 6 months, and to educate WIC families about the appropriate use of complementary foods. ILCA's popular World Breastfeeding Week Kit includes many new and useful tools to help WIC nutrition educators and breastfeeding counselors conduct fun and exciting local celebrations that are low cost and easy to implement. The attached flyer tells more about the unique new additions to this year's kit. Please feel free to circulate this to all of your local agency breastfeeding coordinators and WIC agencies. An order form and complete order instructions are included. Kits and related materials will be available to ship by June 8th.
If you are unable to open the file, contact the ILCA office and we will gladly fax you a copy. Contact ILCA at +1 (919) 861-5577, or e-mail the office at email@example.com.
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Very Happy with the Product By Ramturbod on 9/26/2016Ramturbod would recommend this product to a friendI wanted to be able to monitor my RO/DI system for changes in media and be able to see how much water is actually be used overall. So far I have been very please. I found that I am producing one gallon of product to 4 gallons of total water. The unit was very easy to install and did not have any problems in the setup.
Doesn't work By Bigbubbatubba on 1/18/2016Bigbubbatubba wouldn't recommend this product to a friendWhat a great idea! Unfortunately the product does not appear to work. I sent the first one back, received a replacement, and. same thing happened - only let me adjust time for one channel and no volumizer function at all. So returned it and they reshuffled another. This is my third unit and absolutely the same identical problem as the first two units. Shame on BRS for making me call the manufacture like it was something I was doing. Bad product...
It didn't work for me. By Mark on 1/2/2016Mark wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI printed the on-line instructions. Spent a lot time learning. Tried off and on for over a month. The volume never counted. I unplugged the flow sensor, removed battery etc. I programmed all 5 stages. None of them ever counted. This product is discontinued. I can see why.
Great tool to monitor your Filter usage By Xavier on 11/21/2015Xavier would recommend this product to a friendJust make sure that everything is connected prior to Battery install. if not the voluminizer will not show on screen, I lost 20 min realizing that ! (stupid of me)
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Just a counter By Paul on 10/22/2014Paul would recommend this product to a friendI wish these were cheaper as I only use them to count gallons. I put 2 of them on, one before my filters and one after my RO membrane. It's perfect as it tells me how much water I've made, how much water I've used, so I know my ratio, and when I need to change out my filters and gives me an idea of how much water I've sent through my resin so I have an idea of when to change it. Works for me.
an item to keep you on point By turbotone on MR on 1/15/2014turbotone on MR would recommend this product to a friendthis item is great for a forgetful person.. if this is you get this item!! lol its me for sure but how it benefits you is by monitoring the gallons you use on some of the filters rather then time.. i own a 5 stage system (pre filter, chloraplus carbon filter, matrix carbon filter, 75 gpd membrane and 75 gpd membrane with 2 di stages that i don't monitor because i can visible see and i also have dual tds meter monitoring both of them) pre filters i would change every three months and carbons every 6 months as a rule of thumb.. with this system you change pre filters every 3000,carbon every 6 months membranes are on a time schedule of every 36 months.. i haven't changed my pre filter yet and its been 6 months..just got to the 1200 gallon mark. it makes sense bc I'm running a 75 gallon mixed reef with a 30 sump. i do a 10 gallon water change per week and fill up my 10 gallon ato tank at the same time using about 9 gallons per week total use about 20 gallons a week… i use to do 20 gallon water changes a week at first… keep in mind i have it monitoring after the booster pump but before the very first filter… definitely an investment long term due to the savings in just filter use.
Looks good By BobbyT on 12/8/2013BobbyT would recommend this product to a friendI think this is a very important device to install on any RO unit.
Everything is working great so far
I would highly recommend for someone that has muliple statages of filter to change a different times. By Kenneth on 11/9/2013Kenneth would recommend this product to a friendi highly recommend this tool. It helps to keep track of how much water you are going through, so no more guessing on when to change the filter or how much life you got out of the filter. You can setup a separate checker for each of your stages. I have color changing DI so i know when it needs to be changed, but I still like to know how many gallon of DI water was produced so that I can keep track of my expenses and how the system is functioning.
DOA By Russel on 10/29/2013Russel wouldn't recommend this product to a friendThe unit has two modes - timer and volumizer. Obviously the more desirable function for the price is the volumizer. Unfortunately the unit I received never detects any flow rate. I was able to get it to detect the flow meter by reinserting the battery - but no matter where I put the unit on my RODI system, it never detects any flow. I even tried blowing air into the flow meter just to ensure the impeller worked - heard it spin, but no reading. Contacted manufacturer to see what the next steps are.... probably going to have to pay return shipping.


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So the pending major iTunes announcement is the Paul McCartney is set to live stream a performance of songs from his new album 'Kisses On The Bottom' next week. The whole set will be live streamed over iTunes. Stay tuned to this space for all the details.
Kissses On The Bottom, which is largely comprised of cover versions, into shops on Monday (February 6) and will celebrate by performing tracks live at Capitol Studios, where the album was recorded, on Thursday (February 9).
The album is made up of songs McCartney listened to as a child as well as two new songs, 'My Valentine' and 'Only Our Hearts'.
It has been recorded with producer Tommy LiPuma, Diana Krall and her band and it also features appearances from Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder.
McCartney revealed over the weekend that his love of mischief led him to call the album 'Kisses On The Bottom' and that he believed a little controversy is "good for the soul".
He said: "I like mischief. It's good for the soul, it's always a good idea - if only because people think it's a bad idea."


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By the late 1930s, physicists believed a "super bomb" using nuclear fission was theoretically possible. In 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the MANHATTAN Project to develop such a weapon. The first test of the atomic bomb took place in the desert outside Alamogordo, New Mexico, on July 16, 1945.
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