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As tourist season in Chautauqua County grows closer, so does the time when crews begin work on Chautauqua Lake.
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"Chautauqua Lake makes this area of Chautauqua County special and spectacular," said Douglas Conroe, president of the Chautauqua Lake Association. "The lake, I often refer to it as needing some geriatric care. It's 16,000 years old. It's always going to require lake maintenance. It's not going to stop. The question is the amount of lake maintenance."
According to Conroe, the Chautauqua Lake Association is roughly $40,000 away from reaching its $676,000 budget, thanks to fundraising and donations.
"Chautauqua Lake Association is currently in the midst of a fund drive that, if successful, will allow us to put three crews on the lake for 12 weeks, five days a week, 10 hours a day," he said. "Initial results are coming in strong, but we're still about a good $40,000 away from where we need to be. We are working very hard at trying to raise that additional $40,000.
That is assuming that last year's donors will continue to give again this year, otherwise we will need to raise more money."
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"In previous years, they ran two crews, operating at seven hours," Diers said. "At the end of last year, the weeds were excessive. Chautauqua Lake Association went to the legislature requesting emergency funds from the 2 percent bed tax. That was awarded. Basically, what we're doing this year is getting ahead of that curve so that we are not trying to scramble around for funding and Chautauqua Lake Association trying to hire on and train an additional crew later on in the season. This allows them to be prepared early, to do what (it) calls normal maintenance."
Conroe predicts that the first lake bloom will occur in late May. Typically, he said, the lake sees an abundance of curly-leaf pondweed, which comes to the surface before turning brown and going away on its own by early July.
"So, we don't spend money that we don't have to deal with that, because it takes care of itself," Conroe said. "Financial resources are very tight, so our starting in mid-June allows us to work at some of the worst spots that might remain from the curly-leaf and then get a start on the other nuisance plants that have grown up at that time."
While the Chautauqua Lake Association is currently taking applications for summer help in addition to its four full-time employees, it is also looking to businesses for volunteers.
Individual volunteers are difficult, due to insurance issues, according to Conroe. However, in the past, corporations such as Cummins have provided volunteers to help with the lake. And, Conroe said CLA is working to find other corporate volunteers to help again this year.
"The success story about all of this is that the Chautauqua Lake Association has been able to assemble multiple sectors of the community, and forge them together to be able to provide a common, least-costly program," Conroe said. "Because of funding that we are able to assemble from governments, individuals, businesses, foundations, the financing works. Same way with labor. With this corporate program, it helps reduce our labor costs. We've also got the Welfare to Work program now, that's helping to reduce our labor costs."
Although costly, Conroe stressed the importance of maintaining the lake. One of the main concerns he has is blue-green algae, which can be fatal to animals and toxic to humans. Last year, several beaches around Chautauqua Lake were closed, due to blue-green algae concerns.
"Our ability to get out there and harvest the nuisance plants, helps the water flow. And, when water flows, you see less blue-green problems, because it's not stagnant," Conroe said. "Taking care of Chautauqua Lake is important aesthetically. It's important health-wise. And, it's a huge property base – 26 percent of the county's property taxes are related to Chautauqua Lake. So many people live and work in this area because they have the lake close by, it makes this area more attractive to live and work in."
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Charming cottage with million dollar view with 99 feet frontage on serene Pine Lake. Island location is the best in this quality area of multi million dollar homes. Enjoy this immaculate year round cottage or build the home of your dreams.
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Spectacular 80+ acre property is one of the most beautiful spots in the county. With five large, sparkling ponds, lush forest and rolling hills, this property attracts an abundance of wildlife and will take your breath away with its sense of peace and quiet. Appr 2200 sf, 2 BR/2BA log home has a stunning stone fireplace that's the centerpiece of the living area, and a covered porch with great views of one of the largest ponds. Lower level walkout includes a hot tub. Classic red pole barn has plenty of room for a lawn tractor, ATV or other fun toys, and there are two additional outbuildings. This is a one-of-a-kind property that makes you feel like you've escaped from the hustle and bustle of life into a beautiful getaway for all seasons. This is the perfect property to build your dream.
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Take a look below for loads of fantastic things to do with kids in Stockton-on-Tees for you to browse easily & quickly. If you know of any other great attractions or family days out not listed below, please get in contact.
Things To Do & Days Out near Stockton-on-Tees
Splash (2 miles)
Splash The complex includes a 25 metre pool with wave machine and water slides: one suitable for small kids and a faster one for big jobs with a big splash down ending! Loads of other things to do dry side too with pre booking.
Fun City (2 miles)
Fun City With its 7000sq ft of play area Fun city is dedicated to family fun! The play frame includes 3 tier levels of ball pools, curly slides, rope bridges, swing ropes, spooky areas, jelly mountain, trampoline and the 20ft drop slide! Toddlers have a small area on the ground floor with its own ball pool, small...
The Pottery Pen (2 miles)
The Pottery Pen is a place for all the family to come and create smiles and memories! Pop in and create your very own painted pot, from farm animals, dinosaurs, princess castles, home accessories and hand and footprint keepsakes, we have it all, now including Piggy Putty!
Wild Animal Adventures (2 miles)
Wild Animal Adventures A great little animal park with hands on opportunities, lots of tropical types and a few domestics plus special area The Nocturnal Zone which features the Bat Cave! Right beside the cool Pet Mania storezoo!
Brewers Fayre Preston Farm (2 miles)
Brewers Fayre Preston Farm Indoor and outdoor play areas with plenty of fun colourful features attached to a family friendly restaurant with a healthy, appetising menu for children.
Wynyard Woodland Park Planetarium (3 miles)
Wynyard Woodland Park Planetarium Extensive parkland with visitor centre featuring displays on local archaeology, woodland history and wildlife. You can catch a public star show at the planetarium or a tour of the observatory with careful timing.
Teesside White Water Centre (3 miles)
Teesside White Water Centre offering Family White Water Rafting experiences for the adventurous ones, Bell Boating for the groups, Flat Water Canoeing for those finding their stride plus Sailing, Power Boating and Technical Rescue experiences besides! Activities start from 8 years old.
Air Trail (3 miles)
Air Trail Air trail is like no other high ropes course you've ever experienced before. With different levels for different abilities, zip wires, and even an Air Tykes course, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Billingham Forum Ice Rink (3 miles)
Billingham Forum Ice Rink Loads of sessions types to suit all interests: ice skating, ice dancing, family sessions, disco sessions, rock sessions, Snap skate for disabled skaters and Penguin Club for the kids! Brilliant!
Preston Park and Museum (3 miles)
Preston Park and Museum As well as the Museum, we also offer a safe children's play area, exciting Treetop Adventure Playground and many riverside and woodland paths. Plus you can walk amongst hundreds of beautiful butterflies at Butterfly World, take a ride on the Tees Small Gauge Railway or cruise along the river on Teesside...
GoClimb (3 miles)
GoClimb GoClimb is a family-fun climbing park with over 20 fantastic themed walls, a vertical slide, vertical stepping stones and more!
AMF Hollywood Bowl Stockton (3 miles)
AMF Hollywood Bowl Stockton 26 lanes of auto scoring tenpin, to be found alongside a sizeable arcade with video and redemption gaming options, plus pool tables and free WiFi. Plus Harry's Kitchen!
The Pottery Loft (3 miles)
The Pottery Loft Activities include: Pottery Painting, Baby Prints, Decopatch, Teddy Bear Making, Workshops, Pre School Fun, Parties. Small Soft Play (under 5s), Personalised Gifts, Nurseries and New Autism Friendly session!
Noahs Ark Family Centre (4 miles)
Noahs Ark Family Centre Three levels of adventure soft play with craft, role play, reading and activity corners besides. Also has an outdoor play area for summer. Separate area for kids aged up to 3 to play in. Birthday parties available too.
Our Funhouse (4 miles)
Our Funhouse A new for 2012 indoor multi-level soft play centre for children aged up to 12, offering children's parties, after school activities, adventure play, toddlers' sessions, and educational play, with friendly, experienced and fully vetted staff.
Crazy Corner (4 miles)
Crazy Corner Toddlers are as well catered for as the big jobs here with their own 3 level structure to match the main one! With baby area too there's a space for everyone, and highlights include ball fountain, crazy maze, circus mirrors and ball cannons!
Dorman Museum (5 miles)
Dorman Museum From artistic pottery to feminism to the magic of water, from local history to natural history to ornithological collections, there are so many different topics to explore in depth you couldn't get bored if you tried!
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (5 miles)
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art Leading gallery for modern and contemporary art and craft. mima's family programme includes family guides, fun sessions for the under 4s, free Saturday afternoon family activities, and regular school holiday programmes. Free to visit!
Play Factory Thornaby (5 miles)
Play Factory Thornaby Fantastic features for imaginative play with reactor tower, ball blasters, escape tubes and slides and getaway karts! Just as much fun for more peaceful players with ball jugglers, balance boards and all the classic too.
Rock Antics (5 miles)
Rock Antics Offer seperate child's bouldering sections and high level of friendly support making it a great place for kids to start as well as to improve.
Newham Grange Country Farm (6 miles)
Newham Grange Country Farm Come and make friends with the rare breeds of farm animals, enjoy a walk around the fields or drive a mini tractor, and why not bring along a picnic for a treat.
Teesside Karting Centre (6 miles)
Teesside Karting Centre Race your friends on the longest circuit in the WORLD, with special karts, and driving sessions just for kids. Suitable for anyone 8 years and over, and 4ft 6 (137cm) in height. We do kids' parties too.
Stewart Park (7 miles)
Stewart Park Several lakes containing wildfowl, with animals in pet's corner such as llamas, deer, peacocks, pheasants and guinea pigs. There are also trails, a museum, new childrens play area, outdoor table tennis and mini golf!
Fuzzy Eds at Coulby Farm (7 miles)
Fuzzy Eds at Coulby Farm Children can enjoy the large Fun House with ball pools, slides, climbing frames, all in brightly coloured surroundings. Children's birthday parties are bookable, taking place in the Fun House, with a height restriction of 4ft 9ins, we also hold regular Toddler sessions during term time.
Funky Monkeys (7 miles)
Funky Monkeys Classic indoor adventure play and climbing structure: all the usual fun but with a few extra bonuses like sky glide, play kitchen and football pitch!
Hardwick Park (7 miles)
Hardwick Park Ideal for family games, picnicking and wild flower spotting, they also have a new visitor centre with excellent facilities including an interactive exhibition space. Nice!
Adventure Point (7 miles)
Adventure Point Indoor and outdoor play with adventure climbing maze, sand and water play, sports court and 6m high climbing tree, plus cuddle up for Animal sessions with guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters and gerbils! What a day!
Mister Twisters (8 miles)
Mister Twisters 13,000 sq ft indoor play centre with a Pirate themed climbing frame. Suitable for 2-5 year olds, 5-12 year olds and a separate gated toddler/infant area for the more delicate of our visitors. Bouncy castle, football court, Xbox games, 5* cafeteria and parking for 70+ cars.
Summerhill (8 miles)
Summerhill is a unique Country Park that is a nature reserve and free outdoor sports centre. You can enjoy country walks, adventure play areas, a BMX track and climbing Boulder Park free of charge at any time. You can also book onto archery, high ropes, climbing, orienteering or nature study activities!
Wacky Warehouse Gretna Green (9 miles)
Wacky Warehouse Gretna Green Indoor play area with loads of slides and features as well as a dedicated toddler zone, plus outdoor play structures for warmer weather. All attached to a family restaurant.
Planet Leisure (9 miles)
Planet Leisure Offering indoor adventure play, bowling, ice skating and for over 8s thrilling laser tag and aerial trekking!
Ruff N Tumble Adventure World (9 miles)
Ruff N Tumble Adventure World One of the biggest toddler zones we've come across, plus awesome play frame with drop slides and ball cannons, a climbing wall, bowling lanes, sports courts and bungee trampolines! Just off the A1M.
Under the Sea (9 miles)
Under the Sea Arguably the leading play facility in the area, offering activity for children up to the age of 8 with casual soft adventure play and excellent sensory room.
The Dolphin Centre (9 miles)
The Dolphin Centre Get active with the kids at this outstanding pool complex that includes an 8 lane competition standard swimming pool, Interactive Toddler Pool, 3 Board Diving Pool and 2 water slides! Also has an Under The Sea themed indoor play area.
Mill House Leisure Centre (9 miles)
Mill House Leisure Centre Offers a range of activities and facilites including swimming pools including diving area with 1m and 3m spring board and 5m platform.
Rock Antics (9 miles)
Rock Antics Offer simulated rock surfaces and textures, ranging from easy to extreme, for all ages and abilities with a great supportive attitude making it a great place to start as well as to improve.
Hartlepools Maritime Experience (10 miles)
Hartlepools Maritime Experience All children love pirates and this maritime visitor attraction is the perfect place to take them. Travel back to the days of Nelson, Napoleon and the Battle of Trafalgar. With our many attractions, costumed guides and weaponry displays, any kids (of whatever age) will enjoy this day out. So all ye landlubbers...
HMS Trincomalee 1817 (10 miles)
HMS Trincomalee 1817 The classic British frigate, HMS Trincomalee, built in Bombay for the Admiralty in 1817, is the oldest ship afloat in the UK and the last of the commissioned frigates of the Nelson era. Berthed at Hartlepool's Maritime Experience it is now fully restored.
Wacky Warehouse Merry Go Round (10 miles)
Wacky Warehouse Merry Go Round Indoor adventure play with loads of slides and features, plus a dedicated toddler zone. Part of a family friendly restaurant with kids' menu.
Stokesley Golf Range (10 miles)
Stokesley Golf Range There is an entertaining 12-hole Crazy Golf Course, suitable for all of the family, a 16-bay floodlit Driving Range with club hire and a 9-hole Pay and Play course. Relax at the end in our fabulous Coffee Shop.
Guisborough Forest and Walkways (11 miles)
Guisborough Forest and Walkways Features include an orienteering course, trim trail, sculpture trail and a couple of play areas, plus way marked family hikes and a cycle trail for the fit ones!
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum (11 miles)
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum Newly refurbished museum telling the story of Cook's early life and education in the Charity School, the village he grew up in and his adventures on the high seas. Now with interactive elements, touch screens and audio trail!
Tweddle Childrens Animal Farm (11 miles)
Tweddle Childrens Animal Farm A childrens farm and petting centre based on the North East Coast with lots of friendly animals and lots of animal activities such as rabbit cuddling and bottle feeding. Thereâs also indoor and outdoor play areas, indoor and outdoor pedal go-kart tracks and lots more.
R Kade Indoor Skatepark (11 miles)
R Kade Indoor Skatepark 20,000 square feet packed with a street course, mini ramps, rhythm section, jump boxes and much more. Under 12s must have parental supervision at all times.
Climb North East (11 miles)
Climb North East The largest indoor climbing centre in County Durham ran by passionate climbers. Four dedicated bouldering zones and an area for top rope and lead climbing. Send the kids along to one of our weekend sessions. We run sessions for 3 different age groups starting at just 4 years old
Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre (11 miles)
Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre Climbing is very good for developing balance, co-ordination, strength and confidence, whilst giving the child a great learning experience.
Blackhall Rocks on Durham Coast (12 miles)
Blackhall Rocks on Durham Coast Sandy and shingly shore, pretty isolated from entertainments, with an extensive cycle network and 20km of coastal footpath
Redcar Beacon (12 miles)
Redcar Beacon Offers visitors the chance to enjoy 360 degree views of Redcar seafront from 80ft up. Lift available, open roof terrace topped.
Locomotion (12 miles)
Locomotion Bring two centuries of rail to life before you, this is a trainspotter's paradise! Plus from the Tots and Trains sessions to the adventure playground and picnic area, the smaller kids are catered for too.
Scallywagz (12 miles)
Scallywagz featuring 3 Lane Astra Slide, 540 Degree Tube Slide, ball pools, Rope Bridges, Spooky Corner, Gliders, 5 a Side Football Pitch, separate Toddler Area and much more!


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It is a sad fact that some organizations claiming to care about the environment and wildlife not only support but actively promote the poisoning of animals in cruel and useless laboratory toxicity tests. Several organizations in particular have actively lobbied for more animal testing and have caused major setbacks in the development and acceptance of non-animal test methods:
The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) was one of the chief architects of the EPA's notorious high production volume (HPV) chemical-testing program. The HPV chemical program was created to pressure chemical manufacturers to test (or retest) thousands of chemicals using a "checklist" approach that relies on numerous crude, painful, and uninformative animal tests. EDF vehemently opposed the incorporation of non-animal tests—such as the internationally recognized in vitro genetic toxicity test—into the program.
The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is the driving force behind a new campaign to test cosmetics ingredients, which, if left unchanged, could spell suffering and death for hundreds of thousands of animals. EWG also led the opposition to a bipartisan Senate bill to modernize the way in which chemicals are tested in the U.S. and reduce the use of animals in chemical tests.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) was largely responsible for designing and initiating a massive animal testing plan known as the EPA's Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP). The purpose of the EDSP is to screen thousands of chemicals to detect endocrine (hormone)-disrupting effects. The EDSP in its original form had the potential to kill as many as 100 million animals in tests that were never appropriately validated.
The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) aggressively lobbied the EPA to initiate several large animal-testing initiatives. Dissatisfied with the rate at which the EDSP was being developed, NRDC filed a lawsuit in an attempt to force the EPA to begin the testing process sooner—without properly validating the animal tests that would be used. NRDC also fought every attempt by PETA to ensure that animal tests undergo the same scientific scrutiny as their non-animal counterparts. In addition, NRDC coordinated a joint letter calling on the EPA to require that all pesticides undergo developmental neurotoxicity testing on animals. This nonvalidated test kills between 1,200 and 2,500 animals each time it is performed even though EPA officials have admitted that they don't know how to interpret the results of the test.
While some environmental organizations do recognize the futility of trying to manage dangerous chemicals by relying on endless animal testing, the above-mentioned organizations insist on mandating more and more animal tests for every chemical-related problem.
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No, not WWF, I have donated so much money to them. Now all my money is going to Peta
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Actually, no, I should have made that clear. GF has never had a poly relationship and this whole thing was very foreign to her.
Becoming poly is a work in progress and it's not for everyone. I'm still working at it and it's been almost a year and a half. Just keep communicating honestly with your wife as well as your g/f and make sure that the g/f's expectations are in line with yours and your spouse. If you're slightly askew, work towards a compromise, sure. But she does have to understand that you need to preserve your primary relationship also, it cannot be all about her and the NRE that you're both feeling.
I have had issues with my husband becoming jealous and needing reassurances as my relationship with my boyfriend deepened. We had some pretty tense moments and it's been a lot of work. On the whole, its been very much worth it though. I love both men and I don't take either one for granted. Sounds to me like the three of you have some work ahead of you if this is going to work out...I wish you luck.
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The Washington Redskins vs Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4, is the most talked about game this entire season. Donovan McNabb is coming back to Philadelphia. This is destined to be a great match up.
With McNabb making yet another appearance at Lincoln Financial Field, just this time in a Redskins uniform. This game is more than just about, breaking .500, or getting on top of the NFC East, this game is about emotion. This is a game about a once loved QB in Philadelphia, and a redemption story of a once great QB. This is going to be a great game, guaranteed.
This is going to be one of the toughest games emotionally, for not only the Eagles, but also for McNabb. This is the type of game that defines a season, and is one of the biggest games for Philadelphia all year. Some are saying this should be any easy win, I have a question for them: When is it ever easy to win against a McNabb led offense?
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Genpact Limited (NYSE:G) reported its second quarter earnings recently showing increased revenue, growth in operating profit margin and other positive profitability ratios. Improvements in company's performance for the last three quarters is reflected in its market price which increased by 50% in last nine months. In spite of all these improvements, the company seems to operate below industry average when it comes to performance indicators. The CEO of the company expects that more improvements are to follow in the next two quarters.
Genpact Limited operates in the Business Process Operations Management industry competing with Accenture, Infosys and IBM. The company provides research, analytics, risk management, application services for enterprise, procurement, supply chain management and information technology services in many countries across the world. After its commencement of business in 1997, Genpact Limited acquired five companies in India, UK and the USA to support its business growth in last two years.
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Source: Google Finance
As per 2Q13 release, the company experienced growth in revenue of 14.40% compared to 2Q12 and 6.14% compared to 1Q13. The company also experienced growth in net profit by 35.67% compared to. According to their President, Genpact Limited continued its success through strong growth in revenues and operating income in the 2Q12. The table presented below shows the company's performance for the last four quarters.
Though the company is experiencing a slight declining trend in its gross profit margin due to intense competition in the industry, it has managed to maintain uptrend in its operating profit margin through its unique business strategies. As a result, the company managed to have uptrend in the profit figure and generate higher return for its shareholders. The Gross Profit Margin of the company was 37.79% as of 2Q13 compared to 39.48% as of 3Q12. Operating Profit Margin increased to 14.58% in the 2Q13 from 14.24% in the 3Q12. Growth in operating profit margin resulted into growth in Return on Asset and Return on Equity. Mr. Tyagarajan, the President and CEO of Genpact Limited, looks forward to larger transformative deals with a significant uptick, to continue healthy and sustainable growth rate.
The price chart of the company shows how the market has reacted to the recent improving performance of the company. In the last nine months, share price of Genpact increased by 50% and it is driven by growth rate of the parameters of the company's performance.
Source: Google Finance as on the latest quarterly performance
The industry in which Genpact operates is led by giants like IBM and Infosys. While competing with them, Genpact Limited continued to show sustainable growth rates QoQ, though Genpact Limited is still performing below the industry average. The company recorded Gross Profit Margin of 38%, Operating Profit Margin of 15%, Return on Asset of 2% and Return on Equity 5% while the industry average was 44%, 17%, 4% and 7% as of the latest quarter. This comparison shows there are still places for improvement and the company is working on those improvements. The price earning ratio shows Genpact has the price earning ratio of 17.88 (highest among the four) and IBM has 13.39 (lowest among the four) having industry average of 14.20.
Genpact Limited has reported that it expects the total revenue for 2013 to be $2.15 to 2.20 billion. This means the company is expecting another $1.14 billion as revenue in the second half of year, having $1.04 in the first half with a growth of 9%. In addition to this, operating profit margin is expected to grow in a range of 15.8 to 16.3% from existing 14.58%. This additional growth in operating profit with the expected growth in sales will improve company's profitability ratios and maximize shareholders wealth in near future.
The company has a high price to earnings ratio compared to the industry average and also high efficiency and profitability ratios. As the company is expected to provide higher profitability in near future, the efficiency and profitability ratios will provide better picture with time. It will also reduce the gap between the average performances of the industry with company's performance.
Considering all the factors, I would recommend a "Buy". The industry is in a growth phase and the company seems to move along with the industry growth, the stock should be kept in watch list.
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BBQ Grilled Squash and Zucchini
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 20 mins
Our pastor's daughter fixed this for a cookout we had at his house. We are used to using zucchini in bread only and frying squash. This was something new...different...exciting! I LOVED IT! So I came home and prepared this every time Mom and Dad passed me some fresh veggies outta the garden. It's so simple and cooks right along side your meat on the grill. You will have to start it before the meat and tend it good because it will stick. Give it a try..it's DEEEEElish!
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- 1⁄2-1 cup kraft honey barbeque sauce (this is specifically what Donna used, but any HONEY bbq will do)
- 5 -10 medium squash or 5 -10 medium zucchini
- Oil the grill surface or spray with Pam. Preheat grill to medium.
- Cut veggies into spears. Place them in a casserole dish large enough to hold them and roll them around a bit.
- Pour enough bbq sauce onto the spears to coat. Toss to coat evenly. This can also be done in a zip-top bag.
- When the grill is hot, about 10-15 minutes before placing your meat on the grill, place the vegetable spears lengthwise across the grates so they will not slip through. Grill, brushing on extra bbq sauce.
- Cook until heated completely through and done to you liking. I like serving them hot but tender-crisp.
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Two league sources confirmed Tuesday that the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers will meet in an Oct. 2 regular-season game in Mexico City. The matchup, first reported by The Arizona Republic in its Tuesday editions, will be the NFL's initial regular-season game played outside the United States.
The lone remaining element to be addressed is firming up some details with television partners in Mexico, a league source said, and that is considered a formality. The NFL expects to formally announce the game, the potential for which was first broached by commissioner Paul Tagliabue at his pre-Super Bowl news conference, within the next two weeks.
When the commissioner mentioned the possibility of a game outside the United States borders, the reality of such a contest was not considered imminent. But the Cardinals, whose fan base includes a considerable Hispanic following, volunteered to play the game in Mexico City.
In so doing, the Cardinals will essentially forfeit a home game, and against an NFC West division foe. Clearly, however, Cardinals ownership feels the opportunity is an attractive one for their franchise and the rest of the NFL as the league continues to try to broaden its fan base and expand potential revenue streams.
"About 27 percent of our fans are Hispanic," Cardinals vice president Michael Bidwill told The Arizona Republic. "We think playing a game in Mexico City would be a great opportunity for us to continue to cultivate our Hispanic base as well as to develop new fans. It would be an historic and unprecedented event."
Pending an announcement of the game, which could come at the annual NFL meetings in Maui next week if television contracts in Mexico are completed, the Cards have delayed mailing invoices to season ticket patrons. Playing the game in Mexico City, of course, would affect ticket prices because Arizona would play just seven regular-season games in Sun Devil Stadium.
The league would like to make an international regular-season game an annual event. But, as one league source noted, it might be difficult finding volunteers every year who are willing to forfeit a home contest. The Cardinals annually rank among the league's poorest teams in terms of annual home attendance and that almost certainly played some part in their decision to volunteer for the Mexico City contest.
There have been six preseason games played in Mexico (five in Mexico City and one in Monterrey), including three in the past seven years.
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Google Has (Almost) All The Email
Even if you don't have a Gmail account, many of your contacts do. So Google has a lot of your email, even if you have been trying hard to avoid that.
Goodbye, Hotmail
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G-Archiver is a windows shareware app that backs up your gmail account to your local harddrive. it also does something far more sinister: it emails your username and password to the creator of the program. (via)
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GMail not-so-safe Mail. So apparentley GMail has a major exploit that's been discovered by an Israeli hacker. "Using a hex-encoded XSS link, the victim's cookie file can be stolen by a hacker, who can later use it to identify himself to Gmail as the original owner of an email account, regardless of whether or not the password is subsequently changed." And so the fun with GMail begins..
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CNN reports that Google is developing email ad service. As if I don't get enough spam in my inbox! Google, please don't turn evil... please.
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Although I can't say cauliflower is one of my favorite vegetables, I do love it prepared this way. Recipe is adapted from "A Taste of The Hill from St Louis".
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- 1 head cauliflower, cut into florets
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil (you can probably use less)
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- crushed red chili pepper, to taste
- salt
- Cook cauliflower in a large pot of salted, boiling water until barely crisp-tender; drain well.
- In a large skillet over medium heat, warm the oil. Saute' the garlic and desired amount of red chile pepper until the garlic just begins to brown (being careful to not let it burn!).
- Add the cauliflower and cook a few minutes, stirring, until completely coated in oil.
- Sprinkle with kosher salt to taste and serve.
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Yumm yumm!! I love cauliflower this way, with a little spice!!! I just poured olive oil until it coated the bottom of my Texas skillet so it was probably a little under 1/4 cup. I used garlic powder instead of garlic cloves and it tasted great! Thanks!!
This is EXCELLENT. We had a lazy dinner of frozen breaded fish fillets served with this and recipe #162736. Of course, the veggies were the highlight of the meal. Hubby loves cauliflower, and he has requested that I add this to my "make often" rotation. Thanks for posting.
Cauliflower IS one of my favorite vegetables so I loved this. I also love garlic so may even add another clove next time. Thank you Gayla for another great recipe.


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My friends had sushi, which they said was excellent -- OI had teriyaki,m which was also very good. A local friend recommended the place and he did not hear us wrong.
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My friends had sushi, which they said was excellent -- OI had teriyaki,m which was also very good. A local friend recommended the place and he did not hear us wrong.
I am an avid traveler, and this spot hits close to the great sushi spots I visit when I'm in Japan. Ask for the grilled octopus, it isn't always on the menu. The sashimi is great, service is quick and the beer is cold. It is super small inside, true to Japanese eateries. Write your name on the wait list... More
Friend took me here for lunch twice. First this is a small spot and you can't be afraid to share with others. If you get there just before noon you will get a table reasonably soon. The nigiri is fresh daily and full of flavor. Service is quick!
I've heard nothing but good things about this place from my friends. Going there myself, however, was an entirely different experience. For one thing, it's a tiny, tiny restaurant. Since my friend was parking the car, they wouldn't let us be seated, which I do understand due to the size of the restaurant. When she arrived they sat us right... More
Its going to have a line outside of the restaurant and its very very small. There is only one table for 5 people and the rest is a bar (only 4 people) and about four tables of 4 people. This place has great quality sushi for cheap. Since its cheap, they don't make anything pretty or nice. They just serve... More
Sushi and sashimi are consistently well above average. Good variety. Prices are among the lowest I've seen in the East Bay. That combination makes Geta unbeatable, in my opinion. Tiny place. No money wasted on decor. If you don't get there for dinner at, or right before, opening expect to stand outside. Service is okay. They are just so busy... More
Not much room to sit down here but the food is fantastic. A lot of people use take-out. The wait can be long. We tried the chef's sashimi selections as well as several rolls. All were excellent. The service was fast and friendly. Run by a Japanese family and frequented by many Japanese people. Fantastic selection too.
I know sushi. I lived in Japan for 8 years and travel there several times a year. Run of the mill sushi in Tokyo is about the same level as the best sushi you'll find in the US. So I am evaluating this as a US sushi restaurant. Pretty damn good. The place is a tiny hole in the wall.... More
Geta Sushi is located in what used to be a very small copy store. The kitchen is where the large duplicator USED to be, and the few tables are arranged around it. Don't let this discourage you though - or the lines stretching outside. This is some of the best sushi around, at some of the best prices. All the... More
What a great find!! Found reviews online and went strictly because of all the great reviews. We got there a little after five on a Saturday and there was already a line of about 15 people. When they opened the door a couple minutes later we were lucky enough to get the last two seats at the bar. The food... More
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POWERS – Dean "Louie" L. Ernest Jr., 67, of Powers, passed away on Sunday Nov. 24, 2013, at Dickinson County Hospital in Iron Mountain, with his loving family at his side.
He was born on July 23, 1946, in Goshen, Ind., the son of the late Dean and Doris (Mansfield) Ernest Sr. On June 26, 1970, he married the former Rosemary McConnell in Goshen.
Dean will be remembered by his family and anyone who knew him as a wonderful husband, father, grandpa and friend to many.
He is survived by his wife; three sons, Greg (Brenda) Ernest, Rob (Jamie) Ernest and Sid (Bridgette) Ernest; two brothers, John (Cindy) and Kenny Ernest; four sisters, Rebecca (Duane) Tepe, Linda Crossman, Mary Bachert and Joyce (Turk) Hargrove; eight grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Dean was preceded in death by his parents.
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I have a really nice, quiet grey 8yr old tb mare that could use an advanced rider a couple times a week, either hunter or dressage http://chronicleforums.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif
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Hey MissD, have you ever come across an old horse of mine that's been showing Trillium in the...
According to the BMI rate, I am underweight at 19. I don't think so! I am totally in proportion with enough muscle, imagine I didn't have muscle!
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5'4" and 113. I'm thin, for those of you that are around my height and like 105, you must be so tiny!!!
My horse and I don't suit eachother, she's a big 16.3hh and about 1250 lbs.
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Elmo - cute pictures! Your mare is lovely! (of course I'm partial to greys as you can tell from...
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American showing sounds so much more complicated and expensive than Canadian, one more reason to freeze and stay here!!!
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