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This is the perfect item to take to a potluck. It's so quick to assemble and bake. When done, wrap it in foil to transport. Everyone who tastes it will marvel at each rich and cheesy slice!
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- 1 medium onion, sliced and separated into rings
- 1 medium green pepper, sliced into rings
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 loaves (16 ounces each) frozen bread dough, thawed
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced hard salami
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced deli ham
- 8 ounces sliced part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 8 ounces sliced cheddar cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon poppy seeds
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a large skillet, saute onion and green pepper in butter until crisp-tender; set aside.
- On two greased baking sheets, roll each loaf of dough into a 15x12-in. rectangle. Arrange salami, ham and cheeses lengthwise over half of each rectangle to within 1/2 in. of edges. Top with onion mixture; sprinkle with Italian seasoning, garlic powder and pepper. Fold dough over filling; pinch edges to seal.
- Brush with egg and sprinkle with poppy seeds. Bake 15-20 minutes or until golden brown. Cool 5 minutes before slicing. Yield: 2 loaves (8 servings each).
Originally published as Meat & Cheese Stromboli in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2010, p78
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Reviewed Oct. 16, 2013
"I also cut recipe in half to make for small gathering at office. Easy and delicious and well- received! You could use different cuts of lunchmeat and/or veggies so this recipe is versatile. Served with soup makes a great lunch!"
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The Office of Academic Improvement (OAI) administers a portfolio of formula and discretionary grant programs that total over $1.6 billion per year. These programs, authorized by the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 as amended, include the following:
- 21st Century Community Learning Centers (ESEA Title IV, Part B)
- Comprehensive Reform Quality Initiatives (ESEA Title I, Part F), including the National Clearinghouse on Comprehensive School Reform
- Improving Literacy Through School Libraries (ESEA Title I, Part B, Subpart 4)
- Mathematics and Science Partnerships (ESEA Title II, Part B) and Mathematics and Science Initiative
- Native Hawaiian Education (ESEA Title VII, Part B)
- Alaska Native Education (ESEA Title VII, Part C)
- Javits Gifted and Talented (ESEA Title V, Part D)
- Hurricane Educator Assistance Program (P.L. 110-28)
- Immediate Aid to Restart School Operations (HERA, P.L. 109-148)
- Smaller Learning Communities (ESEA Title V, Part D)
- School Dropout Prevention (ESEA Title I, Part H) High School Graduation Initiative
- Advanced Placement (ESEA Title I, Part G)
- Reading First (ESEA Title I, Part E)
- Striving Readers Adolescent Literacy (ESEA Title I, Part E)
- Gulf Coast Recovery (P.L. 111-117)
These programs provide financial assistance to State and local educational agencies, institutions of higher education, community and faith-based organizations, and other entities for activities focused on the improvement of student achievement. OAI programs improve student achievement through a variety of strategies designed to: strengthen the quality of elementary and secondary education, including through after-school programs; validate and disseminate information on new approaches for improving educational results; and provide high-quality educational opportunities to at-risk students, such as Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native children and youth.
The administration of these programs includes the development of legislative proposals; the formulation of regulations, non-regulatory guidance, and policies; the formulation of program and operational budgets; the establishment of management goals and priorities; the provision of leadership and technical assistance to the education community on issues addressed by the programs (including through partnerships with private foundations and other non-governmental entities); the design and conduct of grant competitions; program monitoring; and technical assistance and guidance to grant recipients to promote program success and ensure compliance with statutory requirements.
OAI is headed by a Director who reports directly to the Assistant Secretary and/or the respective Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy and advises the Assistant Secretary, Deputy Assistant Secretaries, and other top officials of the Department on policy and administrative issues related to programs in the office.
OAI is divided into two Groups:
Academic Improvement Group is responsible for the management of the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) program, Math-Science Partnerships, Javits Gifted and Talented, the Improving Literacy through School Libraries Program, the Alaska Native Education Program, Native Hawaiian Education Program, Reading First, and Striving Readers Comprehensive Literacy programs. These programs focus on improving academic achievement during the school day and by extending learning into the after-school hours, extending high quality instruction to special need-groups, and expanding literacy services through improved school libraries.
High School Group is responsible for improving the quality of educational programs and services for middle and high school students through the Smaller Learning Communities, Advanced Placement, Advanced Placement Test Fee, School Dropout Prevention, Striving Readers Adolescent Literacy, and Comprehensive School Reform Quality Initiatives programs. The program group administers direct grants that: increase the participation of students attending high poverty schools in both pre-Advanced Placement and Advanced Placement courses and tests; support the implementation of smaller learning communities in large public high schools; support effective, sustainable, and coordinated dropout prevention and reentry programs in high schools; and improve the reading skills of middle and high school-aged students who are reading below grade level.
OAI's Office of the Director also has responsibility for special projects, performance, and administration, and has staff members whose work assignments cut across the entire unit. This staff administers two formula programs - the Immediate Aid to Restart School Operations (Restart) and the Hurricane Educator Assistance Program (HEAP). Both Restart and HEAP are grant programs that provide funding to the states impacted by Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. The grant funds never expire and are for the specific purpose of helping schools rebuild and reopen. This office also administers the Gulf Coast Recovery Program.
In administering its assigned programs, OAI establishes cooperative relationships with other Departmental Principal Offices and with other Federal agencies, and governmental and nongovernmental organizations as appropriate. For example, OAI administers the Mathematics and Science Partnerships program cooperatively with the National Science Foundation and carries out joint activities in support of 21st Century Community Learning Centers with one or more private foundations.


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Charged CSPD officer to keep pension
30-year veteran retired Friday
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A state association governing pensions for police officers and firefighters said that a Colorado Springs sergeant charged with crimes on the job won't lose his pension.
James Butierres retired from the police department Friday, a day after being formally charged with forgery and theft. He's accused of falsifying his time sheet and misusing grant money related to a car theft enforcement program.
Dan Slack of the Fire And Police Pension Association of Colorado said the law protects the pensions of officers and firefighters, even if they are convicted of a crime. However, he said in the event of a conviction, a judge may order restitution and garnish money from a pension to pay restitution.
Colorado, said Slack, doesn't have a law that other states do, in which a pension can be taken if an alleged crime is directly connected to an officer's or firefighter's job.
Taxpayers, who pay part of the pensions for public safety personnel, expressed mixed feelings about whether Butierres should be allowed to keep his pension.
"They should take it all if he stole money," said Brittney Blanchfield.
Another taxpayer said taking the entire pension would be too harsh of a punishment.
"He earned it up to the point where he made whatever mistake it was," said a man who asked to remain anonymous. "Unless it was an ongoing problem."
Wesly Bateman said taking the entire pension would unfairly punish the family of the officer who depends on it.
"If any of us went to jail, we wouldn't lose our 401K," said Bateman. "Losing the entire amount based on one moment of stupidity, that shouldn't count."


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Modern Apartment at the River (Vaci Utca)
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גודל50 מטר רבוע
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|Havas St, 1056 Budapest, הונגריה
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The apartment is on the top floor and is bright and sunny. This is in a great location to visit Budapest's city center attractions on foot and is also close to Budapest's underground and trams. The accommodation is beside the River Danube and just 50m away from Budapest's famous pedestrianized Vaci Utca. The Central Market Hall, National Museum, Gellert Thermal Spa and other attractions are all just short walks away
The district is the biggest terrace restaurant/bar/cafe area of the city. Between the Kalvin Ter square and the Bakats Ter square, the Raday utca is mostly pedestrian and has many good quality shops and galleries. The bible museum and the Holocaust museums are also close by. The excellent main city fresh food market is the largest indoor food market in Hungary, a "must visit" for most tourists. For nightclub fans the popular large club School Club can be found close to the market.
כללי הביתNo parties.
Late check-in after 11pm: 20 EUR fee
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Adorable studio, equipped well, beautiful bathroom, small balcony, calm, close to the center...very good !
Flora is adorable !
Last summer we stayed at this great appartment in Budapest's centre! It is a wonderful building with tall ceilings and cool inside atmosphere. Despite of the outside heat it was never hot inside the appartment. Also we enjoyed the nice balcony where you can share a meal, have a drink after a busy sightseeing day:)
Flora is extremely friendly and nice! And she speaks English!!! We found this outstanding in Hungary!
Great place, great location - we definitely recommend it to the wimdu community!
The apartment is wonderful:
- Well located, close to all commodities and tournist attractions
- Very clean, well furnished and quiet
What's more, we really enjoyed the balcony which is perfect to rest and share a drink!
Flora is a great host, she was really accomodating during our stay and provided us good advice.
We strongly recommend this place.
Nice location, apartment was clean and the kitchen was well equipped. Really helpful hosts!
This apartment was very nice, clean and in a great location! It is perfect for a couple. Everything you need is within walking distance. Many cafés and restaurants in the neighbourhood. Nice little supermarket across the street. We sure had a great time in Budapest!
Flora was an excellent host. The apartment is in a quiet section of Budapest, located only one block from St. Stephan street and the tram. The apartment faces an interior courtyeard and is exceptionally quiet. This apartment suited our needs perfectly and we would definitely stay here again. Also, the location is conveniently located to many reasonably priced eating establishments.
A friend and I lived there from Tuesday to Sunday in august. Soon after booking we got an message from the owner with all the necessaries. At our arrival, we were meet by at very friendly neighbour, mark, who let us In, told us about the city, and showed us the apartment. Its very central and everything is close by with the easy accessible tram. We can only recommend to stay here! :)
We had an excellent stay at Danube Tatra Garden View. Very bright and tidy studio with lovely terrace. Very close to public transport. Excellent choice if you want to visit Budapest.
We spent 5 nights in apartment, nice, clean and modern. Big plus for balcony! Very good location, close to city centre and transportation. The neighborhood was also very nice, with good restaurants and interesting shops. Host was very friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again if we come back!
We had a great time in Budapest, with a one-year old baby, and this apartment on the Pest side of the Danube river was a good base for exploring the city. A quiet and "baby-friendly" area, still within walking distance to the city centre, or a few stops by the tram.
The apartment is neat and nice, and the host Flora - after responding quickly to our messages prior to arrival - provided us with a baby cot, a stroller and a baby chair. There is only one bedroom/living room, but we had our baby sleeping in the cot in the kitchen, which worked out fine.
There is a 24/7-open supermarket just across the road, and a number of good cafees and take-away outlets in the area. Only a 2-3 minutes walk to tramlines 2, 4 and 6 which brings you to the Pest city centre and shopping area, Nyugati train station (one stop only), Octagon or across to the Buda side. The apartment is only one block away from the river (but no view), and only 5-10 minutes walk across to the Margaret Island which was beautiful for jogging or a walk.
There was a good wi-fi internet connection and with a baby it was also practical with a washing machine and a dishwasher. The bathroom is small (but nice!). The apartment is on the first floor (one stair up, but there is also an elevator).
All in all, a practical, quiet and nice place to stay in Budapest for a small family of 3 like us, a couple or a few friends!
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A record $127,000 was raised during the Relay For Life effort at Culver Academies in April. It was the fourth Relay for Life event held at the school and because of the weather it was the first Relay held indoors.
In all, there were 100 volunteers working on the event, that was co-chaired by Kyle Blankenship who said, "We weren't about to cancel the two day event because of a little rain."
The Academies' fund raising effort was bolstered April 13th by a $2,500 check from the Kelly Cares Foundation, and its founders Brian and Paqui Kelly. Paqui Kelly is a two time cancer survivor and the wife of the University of Notre Dame football coach.


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The Apple and Grape Harvest Festival celebrates and promotes the harvest and lifestyle of the Granite Belt. The region is unique in Queensland: the combination of altitude and granite produces some of the country's best produce and wine. Voted an Iconic Queensland Event in the Q150 Celebrations.
Friday is Apple Day and a Gala Ball. Saturday is Street stalls, Grape Crushing Championships, Pipe and Brass Bands, Grand Parade, and Fireworks. Over the weekend enjoy multicultural entertainment, Food and Wine Fiesta, arts and craft markets, quilting exhibition, gardens. A showcase of what the Granite Belt has to offer.
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What is workforce education?
Continuous improvement of the workforce is an integral part of economic development in the College service area. The programs and services offered by WFE are designed to enhance an employee's performance and achieve organizational objectives. The Center is committed to developing a trained workforce for all employers located in the College service area. Our goal is to promote economic growth in south Mississippi.
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What is the best workforce project for my organization?
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FLOW-THROUGH (Employees training employees) This type of project allows a company to be compensated for their in-house training. The trainer must be a company employee. The company submits the required paperwork, on a monthly basis, and is reimbursed an hourly rate for each hour of training provided to employees.
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2) CLCC Hires External Instructor - CLCC has the option to hire an external instructor to provide the class needed. Through our MCCB guidelines, we are able to solicit funding to cover the instructor's cost. Any costs above the MCCB approved amount will be the responsibility of the company.
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The title of this article is conjectural. Although it is based on canonical information, the actual name is conjecture and may be supplanted at any time by additional information released from canonical sources. If this occurs, please move this page to the appropriate title.
A second cousin of Bertha Jorkins lived in Albania. Bertha visited this person's home on a trip to Albania in 1994. Afterward, she intended to go see an aunt who lived south of the second cousin, but never made it there.
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Dunedin has again provided a happy venue for the Wellington Phoenix.
After a rather traumatic week that featured the resignation of long-serving coach Ricki Herbert and a midweek loss to Newcastle, the Phoenix rebounded with a 1-0 win over the Melbourne Heart yesterday.
Jeremy Brockie scored the only goal of the game in the first half as the Phoenix won a second successive A-League game at the covered Forsyth Barr Stadium.
The Phoenix are still bottom of the competition but the win - their first in a month - was a welcome boost of confidence.
They played with freedom and enterprise for good chunks of the game, inspired by the talismanic Paul Ifill, who found gaping holes in the Heart defence, and the suddenly in-form Leo Bertos.
Stein Huysegems was also involved in much of the play, though he rather blotted his copybook by receiving a second yellow card and missing the final seven minutes of the game.
The Heart, winless in 15 games on the road, barely threatened the Phoenix goal, and the result could be damaging to their playoff hopes.
The Phoenix made a cracking start to the game and should probably have been three or four goals to the good by halftime.
Three early corners were followed by a Brockie shot that grazed the crossbar.
Brockie provided a lovely cross for a Huysegems header that also hit the crossbar, and from a free kick, defender Ben Sigmund had a great opportunity but his header bounced up and over the bar.
A goal seemed inevitable and arrived in the 19th minute. Ifill, holding the ball up well on the left, sailed in a delightful ball for the in-form Brockie to score.
It should have been 2-0 just three minutes later but Huysegems, one-on-one with Heart keeper Andrew Redmayne, hit the left upright with his shot.
The second half featured far fewer highlights, though Ifill produced one trademark moment of brilliance when he stepped, cut and unleashed a powerful shot that would have been worthy of a goal.
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Darger, Henry (1892-1973), USA
Henry Darger was born in Chicago, USA. In 1896 his mother died. The boy lived alone with his father for a year. He was then placed in a home, followed by an institution for the mentally handicapped in Lincoln, from which he ran away at the age of 17 on learning of his father's death. He went back to live in Chicago, where he rented a room and was taken on as a dish-washer and cleaner in hospitals of the city – a post he occupied until his retirement in 1963.
When he died his landlord, the photographer Nathan Lerner, discovered a 2,000-page autobiography, as well as a typed literary work amounting to more than 15,000 pages entitled In the Realms of the Unreal. It is accompanied by hundreds of huge watercolour drawings. His compositions feature heroines with male genitals, the seven 'Vivian Girls'. They borrow from colouring albums, comic strips and children's literature from the early 20th century. This colossal work occupied Henry Darger for more than 60 years. It is based on the collage technique, on tracing and on watercolours.


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Dear Friends,
Can you please tell me what your planting this summer or fall for the bees? I planted some wildflowers, buckwheat and clover this spring and wanted to see if there were other things I could plant now or fall for the girls. The buckwheat has done all it is going to do.


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Security Questions
1) What are the most "secure" places for using a laptop?
2) Also, would it be possible for someone to hack into a personal laptop if the owner was using it some place else other than their own home?
If you can't find it here or at our sister site, CSP Online Mag, guess it would go here.
hayabusa wrote:1.) anywhere it is NOT connected to a network or the internet. (sorry, but it's the truth.) Anywhere else, you take your chances. The laptop is only as secure as you make it. Just keep updated Antivirus and Antispyware on it, and be wary of anything that looks unusual, such as certificate warnings to sites you frequent regularly, and normally don't see errors on.
2.) home or not doesn't matter. If the circumstances are right, you'll get hacked ANYWHERE.
White ghost wrote:what is your laptop os?
if you have windows on your laptop you msut have an updated antivirus (Total security version of antiviruses are batter) and you must update your windows to patch all known security bugs
and about where is safe for laptop?
whenever you connect to any network with your laptop ( no matter there ishas internet or not) it maybe dangerous
hayabusa wrote:@Ps_107 - you might be all 'patched up' today, but understand that new vulnerabilities are found, daily, so it's a never-ending process to stay safe.
I'm sorry if my first response put some fear into you. Just that, in reality, that's the way it is, nowadays.
3xban wrote:There is always risk involved when connecting your computer to any network. I keep shields up at all times (firewall active and AV actively running). When I am traveling I tend to VPN into my home network before I do anything. I have more control of that network than hotels, Panera's or Starbucks. You Web application tester will probably have some skills with helping you secure your personal laptop but honestly, keeping AV updated, local firewall running and updating ALL software regularly will keep you about as secure as you can get.
If you are worried about data, you can always utilize software like Truecrypt and create encrypted containers on your local/network storage drives. Windows 7 also utilizes Bitlocker in the Business/Ultimate editions.
Also if you are using something other than Windows (Mac or Linux) do not assume you are immune to attacks. Mac OS exploits and viruses have been coming out much more frequently than in the past and Linux is also vulnerable to attacks. Granted they are much less than Windows and even Mac but they are still out there. Besides what you have that a blackhat might want is not necessarily on your local systems. They may want access to your email, your web hosting information and credentials, bank information and all that is out on the web.
Education is your best friend and common sense goes a long way. Don't hinder your business by being too paranoid, but use the paranoia to better secure your business.
Also as far as securing your home office, I would recommend investing in a SOHO style firewall (Small Office Home Office) such as a Sonicwall or Watchguard device. They are fairly easy to manage once they are setup and they have a low reoccuring cost for service and support. The bonus to these devices is that they will include other services besides simple port forwarding. The Sonicwalls (I am most familiar with) provide IDS/IPS as well as gateway antivirus. So that ends up filtering much of the garbage before it hits your internal network. Something to think about.
Also as you are building this business, don't get frustrated if some new security software/hardware makes something not work. Rather than turning off the security feature, make sure it is properly configured with the correct exceptions to keep your apps running properly.
Good luck!
WCNA wrote:107- You might want to consider using a Live CD or bootable USB stick when you are out and about (I would suggest the latest Ubuntu if you have little experience or a secure distro if you do). It's somewhat safer than using Windows directly from your hard drive.
If you must use Windows, then (with all the above advice from other forum members) use Sandboxie to make it much harder for a script kiidie to do permanent damage in addition to encrypting all your sensitive data (most people like TrueCrypt).
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Handmade Porcelain
The Augarten Porcelain Manufactory has been creating fine handmade and handpainted porcelain for about 300 years. Selections include dinner, tea, and coffee sets; and vases, lamps, and figurines. First district, Stock-im-Eisen-Platz 3; tel. 43 1 512 14 94. www.augarten.at
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Sacher Confiserie in Vienna is the place to find the original Sacher-Torte, Austria's world-famous chocolate cake, whose secret recipe dates back to 1832. The cake comes in four different sizes and is packed in an elegant wooden box that makes it easy to transport. First district, Philharmonikerstrasse 4; tel. 43 1 51 456 0. www.sacher.com
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Wein & Co. is a Viennese chain of wine stores with wine bars inside that feature a long list of excellent Austrian vintages. Local wines include whites—Grüner Veltliner, Welschriesling, or Weisburgunder—and reds—Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt, or Blauer Portugieser. There's a shop conveniently located next to the St. Stephen's Cathedral. First district, Jasomirgottstrasse 3-5; tel. 43 1 535 09 16. www.weinundco.at
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On the heels of Les Misérables, in the new political corruption thriller Broken City.
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You know the drill in these things: no one is telling the truth, everyone has something to hide and the rot trickles down straight from the top. As directed by Allen Hughes (a universe away from his and brother Albert Hughes' terrific debut flick Menace II Society), the big cover-up in Brian Tucker's twisty screenplay leads to revelations of gazillion-dollar land development scams, sex and murder. Big shockeroo, right? Every cast member, including Kyle Chandler, Natalie Martinez, Alona Tal and Jeffrey Wright, looks uncomfortable and unconvincing. At times, the whole pulpy, bizarrely homophobic mess skates merrily close to Bad Movies We Love territory.
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Must be all those Republicans in the Kalifornia Government screwing everything up with their capitalism and silly belief in personal responsibility.
Capitol Alert: State auditor: California's net worth at negative $127.2 billion
"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -Thomas Jefferson-
"Our rights come from our humanity and may not be legislated away -- not by a vote of Congress, not by the consensus of our neighbors, not even by agreement of all Americans but one." Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
yeah and the CHP is trying to ticket their way out of the red... and now they have a demorat Super majority in the state, it's gonna get ugly... B2B
And to think I almost moved there in early 90's. I actually did go there but the job I was supposed to have waiting fell through.
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It's all good,,
maybe people will finally take notice a bit more of how the dems have been doing things. There and in other places. Eventually the misinformed people might just wake up and see what's going on.
The time to pay the piper is close at hand,,let them keep going how they are and hopefully everything will become very clear to everyone as to what's going on.
I sure hope so,, if not ,,,,,"You ain't seen nothing yet"!!
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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"]and actually- thats NOT true now that im thinking about it.
If blondie DIDNT make the trade she would of had 9 points less and pappy would of had 3.9 more points
So really Pappy would of been going into tonights game with 7.5 point lead
How do you know she wouldn't have started sanchez vs. Buffalo instead of Ben with a broken thumb at KC.

Buffalo has been getting lit up by everybody.

because I know what she thinks of Sanchez and shes in the boat of me thinking that Tebow may possibly be a better QB than Sanchez
Just like I know what u think of GBs PASS defense and Denvers defense and thats why u would of started Stafford over Rivers
Just like I figured u would of stuck Cincy over GBs defense.
I mean we could of played the what if game to make yourself feel better, but proof is in the pudding. Unless Nicks breaks 7.5 - u lost this game by making this trade.
[/quote]as of right now he is, sanchez has plax, holmes and keller to throw to. i like tebow, everyone needs to get over the god thing.
Tebow is annoying with the religious thing and per usual yesterday, i saw like 2-3 more drops by his WRs that would of kept things going for him. He was throwing the ball alot better yesterday
And im sorry, with a guy like him at the helm the option offense CAN and WILL be successful in the NFL.
How successful, will be determined one whether he will be able to make plays in the air or not. And so far hes done a not as bad as some would make it seem but not good by any means. Hes also had bad drops by his WRs.
Demaryious Thomas - god awful
[/quote]i think the media blows it up. players were taking knees in respect for god after tds long before tebow and they will be doing it long after. yea he made a few nice throws, one long one.
can the option win you a superbowl? i dont think so, a good defense will stop them 9 times out of 10. its just too one dimensional imo
well back to his own comparison
he tried comparing the way he shows love for god as when u get married, do u just tell ur wife on ur wedding day u love her and then never do it again?
I say thats fine and a valid point
but in terms of his example: not only is he kissing his wife, but hes guilty of gross public displays of effection in which everybody around him gets annoyed.
First of all, I don't care about the religious thing at all. Why do you?

Secondly, the guy can not throw the ball. He throws like a high school QB. He does not and cannot stretch the field. I today's NFL, that is the kiss of death.

THE ONLY REASON, the Broncos are winning is the play of the defense. they hold the Chargers to 13 points for 5 quarters. That kid from A & M is absolutely awesome. The whole Tebow thing has taken the attention away from a defense that is playing as well or better than any team in the NFL. Their QB is putting up horrible numbers on offense both in pass yards and total yards. They are a nightmare.

I agree.

It's a shame the real reason the Broncos are winning (defense) is being overshadowed by a mediocre qb.
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there is something to be said for controlling the ball the way they do. The only time they have lost the TOP battle was inyesterdays game. I mean bottom line, he is making plays in crunch time too


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Home › Forums › Campfire › Pre-Trip Planning › Looking for reports on Bishop area trails
May 11, 2012 at 5:41 pm #1289810
Hi All,
I'm looking for first-hand (or second-hand (or third-hand)) reports on the trails in the Bishop area. I've been following the CDEC snow courses pretty religiously for the past few weeks, and I'm hoping to get up that way in about a week or two, given this record snow year. The next week is supposed to have another string of 90+ degree days in Bishop—about 10 degrees higher than average—which should melt out a bit more, I'd hope.
Has anyone been up Bishop or Piute pass yet this year? Inyo rangers had very limited info—their last report was snow free up to Piute lake. Almost all the snow courses are showing 0 or close to 0. SEKI rangers had no reports. Also, are we talking sun cups, or mush? I have experience in the area, and some snow experience, but I don't intend to take an axe, or do all snow travel, and I've never been up that way this early in the year. But then again, this year is special.
I'd love to do North Lake-South Lake, but I have no idea if that will be possible, so I'll plan on out-and-backs. If I do make it down into Piute Canyon, are there any Piute Creek crossings that are too swift to cross this time of year? Can I assume that the shallow Evolution crossing will be passable?
Nighttime temps this time of year? Lows in the 20s?
And I've checked HighSierraTopix—no reports yet.
Edit: And with the high likelihood I'll need a solid Plan B, any suggestions? Any ideas to satiate my need for views? Something in Yosemite? Emigrant? I'm coming from Oregon, so anything between I-5 and 395 is fair game.May 13, 2012 at 5:43 pm #1877327
Bump!May 14, 2012 at 9:32 am #1877489
Dave TMember
No specific info for this year, but a few years back I was planning to hike out for resupply over either Bishop or Piute Pass early in a bigger snow year. I was told that Bishop holds more snow (east facing and steeper?) than Piute does. We went down (and back) over Piute and it was much more gentle (though snowy for a while coming down). Also, being up in the High Sierra with a fair amount of consolidated snow is great!May 14, 2012 at 10:39 am #1877516
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I haven't been over those trails since last August, but they were fine then. This year, since there was less snow, it should be fine at least one month earlier. There is an automated weather station less than a mile southwest of Bishop Pass, so the snow results can be read from there.
Last August there was one rather severe stream crossing west of Piute Pass. The water depth was to my crotch, and it was very cold and the current was a problem. The only safe way through is to use trekking poles for balance and keep your boots on. By comparison, the shallow Evolution crossing was only half bad. Around Muir Pass, I was on snow for maybe four miles.
I had started from North Lake, and it took me slightly under four days to reach South Lake. Others that I met were obviously going the other direction, and they were all planned for five or six days.
–B.G.–May 14, 2012 at 12:49 pm #1877557
Thanks guys. This is the kind of info I was looking for.
Bob, do you know where that Piute crossing was? Is there a way around it?May 14, 2012 at 1:27 pm #1877572
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
In the Humphreys Basin a few miles west of Piute Pass, there is one stream that flows from Lower Desolation Lake to Lower Golden Trout Lake. There are additional tributaries as well. The main trail crosses this stream. At the time, it appeared as there were no options. Later, as I studied the map, it appeared that there was an alternative trail segment that crossed about three smaller tributaries instead of one large stream. Horses stay on the main trail and do the deeper stream crossings. Humans may take the alternative trail with the shallower stream crossings. This year, due to the lower snow, it might be completely different.
When I first started west over Piute Pass, my idea was to take off boots for the stream crossings. That got poor results. By the time I got to French Canyon, I kept my boots on for the stream crossings, and that sped things up considerably, especially when there are about five branches of one stream within 150 yards. It helps to have fast-draining boots.
If you get off-route and head north, you will end up around Mount Morgan.
–B.G.–May 14, 2012 at 1:31 pm #1877573
Beautiful, thank you.
Fortunately, that area has so many trail options, that even if I can't get past somewhere, I can always head up another way.
The snow courses are just about all at 0. I assume this means still significant patches, but we'll see. I'll report back what I find.
Any idea on temps, Bob? Low 20's min?May 14, 2012 at 1:39 pm #1877579
Dave TMember
I can't think that it would be that cold (low 20s); seems like it would have to be warmer than that. But I'm not really sure.
Agreed on the stream crossings. Just be really careful; I recall one in the area that we hiked at least a mile upstream trying to find a place to cross, and managed to find something fairly doable, though not ideal. Take those snowmelt streams seriously!
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Well, since I assume you prefer his "atmospheric space" style..you have made a very good selection!I am very eager to see what Roach will release this year.... his music is like a drug really..can't get enough of it...I guess he could release a new album each month if he wanted too..but I think I read somewhere in an interview..that he has set an policy to not release more then 5-6 albums per year..to avoid quanity instead of quality... However..I still think he should do as Robert Rich has done recently, he has begin to release "internet only" releases...Might be a good idea for Roach aswell..
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