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Worshipping the Monks With a Cover Album
Thomas D'Arcy | Posted 10.14.2012 | Canada Music
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The Monks are a band that I have loved for a very long time in a lot of different ways. Bad Habits -- their first record -- has always been a failsafe for van listening on long drives for various tours for various bands: It's a record that has never let me down, that sounds good wherever you listen to it, no matter what you're doing. That's why we're releasing a cover album.


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UTSA's CAR named state-certified curation facility
By Alexandria Sanchez
Student Writer, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
(Sept. 14, 2006)--The Texas Historical Commission recently designated the UTSA Center for Archaeological Research (CAR) as a state-certified curation facility. CAR is the first non-museum center in Texas associated with a university to be certified.
"This is another important step forward for CAR and continues the positive arc of the department with the addition of the Ph.D. program," said James McDonald, UTSA professor and chair of the Department of Anthropology. "Achieving this distinction included years of updating curation policies, procedures and standards as well as extensive upgrades to the structure as a whole. The center, the department and campus resources shared the hard work and effort."
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
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"It's been a long time coming," said CAR Director Steve Tomka. "We have been working for 6 years toward this certification, including the hiring of a curator in 2000. Holding archeological collections for the state is a very special honor."
CAR was established in 1974 as part of the Department of Anthropology and the College of Liberal and Fine Arts. CAR is an authorized curating repository (ACR) as defined by the Council of Texas Archeologists Guidelines for Curation Standards and Procedures (1985) and an approved repository by the Texas Historical Commission.
The center's work focuses on historic and prehistoric sites such as the Spanish missions in San Antonio and across south central and South Texas. New records and artifacts are accepted with the understanding that the primary usage is research by students, scholars and other authorized persons.-----------------------------
Student writer Kareem El Dahab contributed to this story.

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Damn you Edward Green. Just when I think my weakness for upper-shoes has been cured, you come to me with that delicious pair of Canterbury and your famous chestnut calf ? Plus you know I can't resist a sole like this. Oh and I've heard you can have them two-toned to look like the Great Gatsby ? Or rather like Nucky Thompson ? Don't you dare draging me into you shop on boulevard Saint-Germain.Read More
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1st- Mike Barron- Safety- 'Bama
Alternate: Mike Adams- OT- Ohio State
He screams "professional defensive back" from preparation, to warm-ups,
to in-game productivity and presence. A stalwart at the position, he has
the size and athletic ability to contribute right away in the NFL. He
is a safety with great range and ball skills to make big plays, and also
is a contributor in run support to use his size and instincts to be an
active defender

Barron was the on-field quarterback for Alabama's complex and
devastating defense. After the snap, he became an enforcer whose
physical play was a reason Alabama's defense was No. 1 in the nation. He
was especially responsible for preventing the big play, which he did
well enough to be named first team All-American in 2011.

However, as a college strong safety trying to find a place in the
pass-happy NFL, Barron might have benefitted by showing in workouts
that he has the speed and agility to make it at the next level.

Strengths

Barron reads routes and fills in run support
well, and has the hands and reactions to make plays on the ball. Given
his size and instincts, he is often around the ball and uses his size
and natural ability to make plays. He is a sure tackler and puts himself
in great position to make plays with sound foot technique for his size.
Barron transitions well in coverage and can cover a variety of
offensive players in different positions. He comes downfield with a head
of steam in the run game and can move fluidly to run down and cover
fast receivers in the pass.

Weaknesses

Barron has a tendency to get lazy with his
backpedal and hesitates in transition due to his size, but this does not
effect him often. He will launch himself at times into the ball
carrier, which could prove to be a fault at the next level. Barron has
displayed many pro traits throughout his career and while he may not
step in and be an All-Pro, he has shown few weaknesses in his game while
competing at the collegiate level.

Man Coverage: Not often asked to drop down and cover the slot in this
scheme. Is a bit stiff in the hips and has only average change of
direction. Does show a late burst to close on the football.
Zone Coverage: Good instincts and overall athleticism for zone
coverage. A bit high in his backpedal as he's a high cut athlete, but
can plant and drive downhill on the football. Reads the quarterback's
eyes and has good feet, balance and straight-line speed, aiding him in
being in consistently good position when in pass coverage.
Ball Skills: Classic ball hawk. Reads the quarterback's eyes and
does a nice job of breaking on the throw. Good acceleration and
straight-line speed. Very good ball skills for the position. Generally
times his leaps well and has good hand-eye coordination to make the
difficult grab. Good vision and natural running skills with the
Run Support: Reads run quickly and aggressively attacks, taking
out blockers when he has help behind him. Unafraid of playing near the
line of scrimmage, though he shows only average strength and technique
to disengage. Good agility and speed to avoid blockers, showing an
ability to make a lot of plays at or near the line of scrimmage. Prone
to overrunning the play, however, and leaving potential cutback lanes
for backs to exploit.
Tackling: Isn't as reliable an open-field tackler as you'd think,
considering his reputation. Flies upfield in run support and can fail
to break down properly. Doesn't possess the elite agility to dance with
runners in the open field and always make the secure stop. Physical
hitter who teases with textbook hit-lift-drive technique, but will also
duck his head occasion to make the big hit and miss entirely or fail to
wrap up securely and have the ball-carrier spin through his attempted
tackle. Among his better traits, however, is his ability to take good
angles when in pursuit. Understands his role as the last line of defense
and rarely allows ball-carriers to get past him when he is in this
2nd- Vinny Curry- DE- Marshall
Alternate: Whitney Mercilus- DE- Illinois
Pass rush: Relentless and strong off the edge as a pass rusher when
fresh. Gets under the pads of tackles to bull rush them into the
backfield. Gives second and third effort to reach the passer. Uses his
hands to swim past linemen. Struggles to beat cut blocks with his hands.
Inconsistent get-off, stands straight up into his blocker and does not
shed later in games. Plays a bit out of control, loses his balance when
trying to shake tackles. Challenge interior linemen with quickness and
strong hands when lined up inside.
Run defense: Chase defender outside, has good closing speed and
hustle to get to ballcarriers running to or away from him. Works through
multiple blockers to get to the ball, or at least force plays to other
defenders. May take a false step inside on zone reads, but generally
stays at home to keep containment.
Explosion: Usually comes off the snap in a hurry and very strong
from either side of the formation. May not beat NFL tackles as a pure
speed rusher, but will challenge their upfield shoulder. Quick enough to
take inside lane if tackle guesses on speed rush. His initial quickness
lets up later in games.
Strength: Plays with intensity and a nice anchor even when giving
up 40-50 pounds against most blockers. Shows pop as a bull rusher.
Stands up well against the run when lined up at five-technique, but must
prove he has the bulk and strength to handle NFL linemen one-on-one or
double-teams before moving inside.
Tackling: Possesses NFL-caliber length and strength as a tackler.
Makes backside plays with regularity when zone schemes leave him
unblocked. Gives great effort, following the ball to either sideline no
matter where he is lined up. Adds himself to piles as the third or
fourth defender. Spins off piles inside and finds the ballcarrier to
drag him down.
Intangibles: Team leader, younger players look up to him.
Positive attitude in the locker room, works well with the media. Hustle
on the field reflects work ethic off the field. No major off-field
incidents. Could have entered the draft in 2011 as a potential top 100
pick, chose to return to "win a championship".
3rd- Kelechi Osemele- OT- Iowa State
Alternate: Omar Bolden- CB- Az State
Pass blocking: Aggressive pass blocker with NFL-caliber length and
thick frame. Plays with a wide base and locks onto rush ends with very
strong hands. Few college defenders can bull rush against his strong
anchor or get around his long arms to reach the quarterback. His pass
pro technique needs work, however, and he stands up after the snap,
lateral quickness is inconsistent, crosses his feet, and gets off
balance too easily, giving up the corner against fast ends. Lacks
recovery speed to prevent secondary rush if beaten in inside lane.
Susceptible to holding calls when reaching or being a bit
Run blocking: Possesses a guard build, with a little extra girth
in the middle, and is bulldozer as a run blocker inside. Uses strong
upper body to latch onto and control any defender getting into his path.
Finishes blocks. Agile enough to down-black the tackle then reach a
linebacker waiting in the box. Will even jump towards a second target if
he sees back coming through the hole. Need to work on getting low in
short-yardage situations. Inconsistent cut blocker, more effective when
getting down to prevent backside pursuit in run game rather than
bringing down rushers on quick passes.
Pulling/trapping: Owns short-area quickness to trap, and will
negate targets in that role, but is most effective when staying in tight
quarters or moving straight-ahead off the snap. Would be limited to
hitting first target and could get in running back's way if asked to
Initial Quickness: Gets his massive frame moving more quickly
than anticipated off the snap. Good explosion from three-point stance.
Jumps inside to wall off defenders from inside lanes and is effective
taking out tackle's shoulder on zone-blocking plays.
Downfield: Lacks great foot speed to adjust to smaller defenders
but gives good effort to get to second level or further. Attacks targets
and attempts to sustain instead of just punching. Bends at the waist,
overextends while holding block in space but is generally effective due
to his size and strong hands.
Intangibles: Plays with legitimate nastiness, gets after it on
every play and will through the whistle if challenged. Smart player who
called out blitzes, has changed positions in college, and works hard to
improve every year.
4th- Derek Wolfe- DT- Cincinnati
Alternate: LaDarius Green- TE- Louisiansa-Lafayette
Strengths: Has a tall, solid frame with adequate length and has done a
nice job losing the bad weight and firming his body. Has a quick first
step with fluid movements off the ball. A natural bender, staying low
and using leverage to force his way into the backfield. Highly
competitive and fierce, showing relentless effort to the pocket with a
nonstop motor. Has very good awareness, keeping his head on a swivel
with a good feel to quickly locate and react to the play. Tough as nails
with a physical attitude and often attracts double-teams. An extremely
hard worker in the weight room and doesn?t let up in practice. Versatile
in college, lining up in several different spots, including moving to
nose tackle over the center on third downs. Stayed durable over his
career, starting the final 38 games of his collegiate career. Was
productive at Cincinnati, especially as a senior when he led the
conference in tackles for loss (21.5) and had career-highs in tackles
(70) and sacks (9.5).
Negatives: Only average lower-body strength and
struggles to anchor at the point of attack. Bit of a defensive
end/defensive tackle ?tweener who struggles in traffic with multiple
blockers, not always using his limbs effectively to disengage. Will
allow his body to get too upright at times and needs to consistently
keep his pad level down to be effective. Not a quick-twitch player and
struggles to quickly change directions with some body stiffness. Has
streaky hand placement and usage, abandoning his technique. Lacks a
natural position and there will be some concerns as to where he will fit
best at the next level.
4th- Chris Rainey- RB- Florida
Alternate: Juron Criner- WR- Arizona
An extremely versatile athlete capable of making an impact as a running
back, receiver or special teams standout, Rainey emerged during his
senior season to be the first Florida running back since Emmitt Smith to
lead the Gators in both rushing yards (861) and receptions (31).

Strengths
 Rainey is quick off the snap to make a
decision and hit the hole hard. He usually looks to get the edge and
almost always does. He is a very effective short-area mover who can
ignite a two-step power move to beat a defender laterally and get to the
edge. He is the type of athlete whose explosion is obvious every time
he sticks his toes in the ground. He is always a threat to get the edge,
make one quick inside move, and take it the distance. He is a
straight-line runner but is elusive and make defenders miss in the open
field. He is a good route runner out of the backfield and out of the
slot and he will likely get work there early in the pros.

Weaknesses
 Rainey is undersized and it shows when he
tries to run inside or pass protect. He almost always looks to get
outside and will go down on contact when running in the box. He is not
willing nor able to block linebackers and protect the quarterback and
will get overpowered at the next level. He is a strict work-in-space
player at the next level and will have a hard time playing as a
traditional running back.
Strengths: Perhaps the most explosive cutting ability and
straight-line speed of any athlete in the 2012 draft. Can make defenders
look silly due to his lateral agility and sudden acceleration.
Versatile. Saw time as a running back, receiver, punt returner and kick
returner for the Gators Looks natural catching the ball out of the
backfield and has shown the ability to track the ball over his shoulder
and snatch passes outside of his frame Has struggled a bit with
durability over his career but is willing to play with pain Relishes
his opportunities on special teams but is not just a return specialist
Explosive burst led to his breaking the school and SEC record with six
blocked punts.
Weaknesses: A bit of a luxury prospect for the next level.
Certainly is a versatile, playmaking athlete but provides next to
nothing as a blocker which means he'll be an obvious focus of the
defense whenever he's on the field. Caught most of his passes on simple
dump-offs and quick screens. Struggled tracking the ball over his
shoulder as well as adjusting to poorly thrown passes over his career
Has had continued issues with his shoulders dating back to high school
which will require a close look by team doctors at the Combine.
Character red-flag Was charged with aggravated stalking (a felony)
after sending a threatening text message to a former girl friend in
2010. The charges were dropped as part of a pre-trial agreement in which
he had to complete an intervention program

5th- Ryan Miller- OL- Colorado
Alternate:Terell Manning- OLB- NC State

Pass blocking: Possesses tackle size and strength, along with natural
bend. Strong punch knocks back or re-routes rushers. Tough anchor, hard
to move against bull rushes. Owns lateral agility to help tackle if
uncovered, hustles around the pocket if defender could get secondary
rush. Inconsistent extending his arms initially, allows rushers to get
into his body. Fair recovery if shed, though, moves his feet and uses
his length to knock rushers off their path.
Run blocking: Powerful run blocker capable of moving tackles out
of the hole with his upper body. Stays low despite his height to get
leverage, moves his feet to push the pile or maintain the line of
scrimmage. Agile enough to block on the move, whether coaches move the
pocket or using his frame and quick feet to ensure defender is cleared
on zone plays. Adds himself to piles to push them forward. Extends his
arms during the play to exercise his dominance. Relies on his size to
stop his man, needs to get his hands into their jersey to prevent them
from swimming past or ripping off.
Pulling/trapping: Even with tackle size, Miller has nimble enough
feet to trap inside. Uses length and agility to take out targets in his
direct path, but also flexibility and vision to adjust to inside
targets in close quarters. His chest presents big target for NFL
defenders to hit, and will create a pile in the hole if tripped up due
to his height.
Initial Quickness: Quick off the snap for his size. Even if
allowing some penetration in pass protection, moves his feet and extends
arms to keep defender from turning towards the passer. Hooks inside
defenders on run plays to prevent backside tackles. Effective combo
blocker, owning strength to chip down in either direction and agility to
reach linebackers. Needs to get his hands up more quickly into his
man's jersey or NFL defenders will beat him initially.
Downfield: Effective reaching the second level and beyond as a
run blocker. Easily directs safeties and linebackers directly in his
path out of running lanes. Used as personal pass protector for
quarterbacks outside the pocket and in front of screens. Lacks elite
change of direction to grab smaller targets but gives effort, gets down
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"Melrose" Adorable 2 bedroom apt.
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|N Martel Ave, 90036 Los Angeles, アメリカ合衆国
This amazingly centrally located, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, apartment with *3* queen-sized beds, truly puts you in the middle of it all! Literally *steps* from trendy Melrose Avenue and just a few blocks from Sunset Blvd, you'll be able to walk to all sorts of day- and nightlife, and yet still have the luxury and convenience of having your own space. This apartment has a deliciously colorful & playful interior, super comfy beds and your own fully equipped kitchen...and even a peek of the Hollywood sign from the rooftop!
It includes all linens and bedding, high-speed Internet, and amazing artwork! A great place for friends and families alike to take in the sights or go clubbing from...and to get a *real* feel of Hollywood! In a word, this place is just ridiculously FUN!
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The location of this apartment is great : plenty of restaurants, good shopping and still relatively close to Hollywood boulevard and the more "touristy" stuff. If you have a car, the location is just perfect. Parking was easy on the street with the supplied pass. The apartment itself offered enough room for our family of four.
However, there are drawbacks : the apartment is very noisy (street noise), a bit hot (we were there mid-July) and not the cleanest. The furniture and the various equipments are not in great shape. Expect basic accomodations rendered more enjoyable by the art displayed on the walls.
We might consider staying there again but it wouldn't automatically be our first choice. If you are happy with basic quarters in a great location, you will be happy with this apartment.
POSITION, POSITION, POSITION The position of the apartment is wonderful in that everything is in such easy driving distance from the Getty Center, Griffith Observatory, Universal Studios, ... Plus walking along Melrose Avenue was such fun for food and especially people watching.
Inside was wonderful and an escape from the outside world. Hubby and I enjoyed our own room away from the two boys who loved having their own bed (rather than sharing in a hotel). The space to move and sit on the couch or at the table allowed for us to not be on top of one another.
Angie made check in easy and we would recommend staying at this property. And YES WE WOULD STAY THERE AGAIN!!!
Parking on the whole was really easy with the pass.
Big and clean apartment (1st floor of a house), located in a pleasant residential area, in a quite central location to visit LA. The neighborhood is also convenient with the farmers' market, the Grove and many stores.
Perfect for 4 people, even 6 would be possible.
The House is located in a quiet and safe neighborhood and it is strategically situated next to Melrose Avenue with walking distanse to Hollywood Walk of Fame and Beverly Hills. But you need a car in L.A to get around anyway. The house is one of two apartments in a large house and you can hear your neigbours very well, especially if they are a having a party. The house is quite old and needs renovation, f.ex. is the heating system in the living room not reparable - no problem during most of the year, but quite cold during winter time, so the owner had to bring extra owens. The house has limited power capacity, so you have to be careful when you put all electricity on. The house is large an can easily host a family with 6+ and the owner brings extra beds as needed. For shorter stays and also during summer period, the house is probably great to rent.
It was a great experience and a great stay at your place.
I will come again.
It was impossible to contact the owner; she never answered our emails or phone calls. Finally got an email (After wimdu got involved) telling us that the key was in secure box by the door with a code for the box: Hellllo!!! the box was behind a locked screen door , impossible to get it. It took 1 1/2 hrs to sort this out on arrival after a long day in the air. A maintenance man finally open the door for us; we found him in a garage in the backyard. The place was spacious but property was questionnable; there was dust everywhere and it was obvious that the cleaning was done at a minimum.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We were given a different house as the photos show, I believe the owner has more than one property in this area.
The house is spacious, the furnitures are old but workable. We arrived after 5pm but the cleaner has just began to clean the house, which wasn't very enjoyable as we had to wait for more than 1 hour to actually check in.
Overall it's alright although there are still lots of things can be simply improved. Good for group of 4 or more to stay.
Angie's place was great !!
Angie's place was great !!
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Victorian Elegance in the Land of Lakes
Candlelight Inn • Red Wing, MN
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There's a lot to be proud of in Red Wing, Minnesota. Just an hour from Minneapolis-St. Paul, this city on the Mississippi has an identity all its own. Its name honors the great Sioux chief Red Wing and a strong Native American presence remains, with the Prairie Island Indian Reservation outside of town. Since the early 1860s, Red Wing has produced renowned pottery and stoneware from clay deposits throughout the area. The Red Wing Shoe Company—makers of one of America's most iconic work boots—is also based here, and operates tours of the factory and a museum boasting the world's largest boot.
The Digs
Candlelight Inn is part of Red Wing's proud heritage. The 135-year-old Victorian house reminds all who enter of Old World elegance and the era before lightbulbs, let alone touchscreen tablets. It retains its historical charm with exquisite stained-glass windows and intricate butternut woodwork. Each guest room features a private bathroom, fireplace, and—for when you blow out the candle—luxurious bedding. Of course, if you simply can't resist checking your email, the inn also offers complimentary Wi-Fi. Like the carefully chosen antique décor, close attention goes into preparing your full, three-course gourmet breakfast, a specialty of innkeeper Lynette Gudrais.
The Diversions
• Harbor Restaurant, Bar & Marina
• Cannon Valley Trail
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• Red Wing Shoe Store
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Donny Marshall on M&M: Celtics talking to Kings about trading Rajon Rondo for Isaiah Thomas, others
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Donny Marshall, the former CSNNE Celtics analyst who now works for NBC Sports and the YES Network, joined Mut & Merloni on Wednesday to talk about the trade rumors surrounding Rajon Rondo.
Marshall turned heads earlier this week when he said Sacramento is a possible landing spot for Rondo, who has yet to play this season as he works his way back from a torn ACL suffered in January. According to Marshall, there is a multi-player deal in the works between the Celtics and Kings.
"This is actually something that the teams are talking about," Marshall insisted. "The name that people would understand and would know is a guy like Isaiah Thomas. He's a great little guard. He's having career highs right now, he's averaging about 18, 19 points a game. He's a scorer. He's a guy who can run the point for you, but he can also score. He's one piece.
"I think the other piece, you throw in some other athletes — remember, they just made a trade, Sacramento, to get Rudy Gay, Aaron Gray. And they've had some other guys there that they're trying to move. The key for them is two future first-round picks. If you're to stay on that same theme that the Celtics have been on, to get young and to be good for a long time, how do you do that? You get them through the draft. '¦ I think here's another opportunity to not only get a couple of good players now, young players, but you get two future first-round picks. To me, it makes total sense."
Added Marshall: "Guys are always going to be talked about. In Rondo's situation '¦ it makes sense. Do you want to be mediocre? Do you want to finish sixth this year? Not that anyone is going to try to tank — this team is playing terrific. '¦ I'm happy that they're playing the way they're playing. But for the fans and for that market, to be mediocre is not fun. '¦ That, I don't think the Celtics deserve. The fans don't deserve that, the players don't deserve that. The way you get past that sooner than later is trying to move a guy like Rajon Rondo. And that's not to be disrespectful to a player like Rondo."
The Celtics also reportedly are pushing to acquire disgruntled Rockets center Omer Asik.
"You talk about Omer Asik, they want to now try to find a package to get him out of Houston. Brandon Bass is a name that they're throwing in there. I don't think Jeff Green will be a guy that you would want to [trade]; I think he's untouchable, in my opinion. I think that's one guy you can try to continue to build around, but there are some other pieces that will go.
"A complete dismantling? No. But I think Danny [Ainge] will do what he's always done. He will think these things through. He will talk to all of his guys around him. The one thing that's great about Danny is he always has people around him that are smarter than him. I love that theory. Because now you go to them and you trust them, and those people are doing their due diligence to make sure the team is going in the right direction.
"I don't think they'll dismantle, but I do think Danny will take some pieces that he can build around and and not completely be in the basement, but put himself in a position to be able to get — I think they can get some of those lottery picks. I really think they can get some of those game-changers in the next two drafts."
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Over the past several months, we've pushed our C5 Z06 through its paces by entering a number of autocross events, and the one thing we've learned above everything else is that the more seat time you get the better you become.
For some-including us-it's a little intimidating to try something new. At first, it seemed like half the time we were concentrating more on trying to not look foolish than actually putting our efforts into wheeling through the course. We've managed to get over it, and now it's just a great atmosphere where you can get a lot of seat time and it's only as competitive as you make it (more so for some), but that's the beauty of it. Unless you're running a particular SCCA class, you have the option of hitting up a wide variety of events ranging from Optima's qualifiers for the Ultimate Street Car series to any number of Goodguys shows.
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(Feb. 27, 2007)--The UTSA Mexico Center Brown Bag Speaker Series will present urban planner and economist Manuel Perlo of the Universidad Autonoma Nacional de Mexico (UNAM), speaking on planning for the growing infrastructure needs of the 20 million people of Mexico City.
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Free and open to the public, participants are invited to bring a lunch to the presentation set for 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 28 in the Buena Vista Street Building Assembly Room (1.338) at the UTSA Downtown Campus.
According to Perlo, who has spent many years studying water consumption throughout Latin America, Mexico City's water system "hangs by a thread." Water consumption is a common issue for San Antonio, Mexico City and the Texas-Mexico border region. The UTSA Mexico Center 2006-2007 agenda includes conferences and symposia to discuss and promote policy recommendations and bilateral solutions to issues relevant to the United States and Mexico.
Currently the UNAM director of urban studies, Perlo earned a doctorate in urban planning from the University of California at Berkeley and a bachelor's degree in economics from UNAM. His research analyzes populations, trends and needs, applying economic and sociological approaches to urban planning.
Perló estimates that 1.4 billion people worldwide live without drinkable water and that sickness from drinking contaminated water kills seven million people each year. In Mexico, 16.5 percent of the population lives without drinkable water, and Mexico City districts can go weeks at a time without running water.
A March 2006 New York Times article citing Perlo's work said that Mexico City consumes water at twice the rate it replenishes it. One of the solutions has been to pump water from an alternate source 80 miles away, which requires diverting the course of a river that once supplied the Mazahua Indians. After 25 years, the tribe still has not received the running water it was promised.
According to Perlo, "serious institutional confusion" is part of the problem. In Mexico City, more than 20 agencies oversee water resources, creating duplication in management, as well as contradictions in policies from agency to agency.
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I know many beekeepers that have between 50-100 hives but never go beyond that (split) because of their work.
I also know one man who bought 400 right off the bat, and in a matter of just some years he's now well over 5,000 (but has lots of employees that know beekeeping from his other business).
I'm still a teenager and currently only have about 20 hives. I started with 2 some years back and I've pretty much grown consistently (except maybe this year as I had a huge setback, losing almost 50% of my hives).
I like beekeeping (my grandfather and father were "hobbyist" beekeepers as well) and think I can make a living off of this from what I've seen.
I'm wondering how difficult it is to become a commercial beekeeper that makes a living off of his bees as most beekeepers tell me it's a lot of work and gets hard down the road.


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Hello from someone new to all this
I just love Jamie's new show Jamie at home and what he does with fresh veg and herbs. I have an organic vegie and herb patch and after seeing Jamie at home am now extending it. I would love any receipes for mushroom soup, I have one but would love more. Thanks, Maddie rose.
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I dont know about mushroom soup
But I bought some herbs 2 days ago and they're still alive!
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Mushroom Soup
Serves 1
Preparation time less than 30 mins
Cooking time less than 10 mins
25g/1oz unsalted butter, chopped
1 tbsp olive oil
½ onion, finely chopped
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1 Portobello mushroom, finely chopped
salt and freshly ground black pepper
50ml/2fl oz white wine
200ml/7fl oz hot chicken or vegetable stock
50ml/2fl oz double cream
1 tsp chopped fresh parsley
1. Melt the butter with the olive oil in a frying pan and fry the onion and garlic until soft.
2. Add the mushroom and cook until soft, then season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
3. Add the white wine and cook to reduce by half.
4. Add the stock and simmer for five minutes, then add the cream and parsley.
5. Allow to cool slightly, then iquidise until smooth in a blender. Serve in a warm bowl, reheating if necessary.
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Re: Hello from someone new to all this
Aloha and welcome to the community Maddie Rose..
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I have a couple of question on matting nucs. I raised my first queen cells (9) and Im getting ready to put them in matting nucs. I plan on installing 1 frame of brood and one frame of empty comb or comb with honey which ever I can find, and putting two Queen cells in each nuc, between the frames. The question I have us after I make up the matting nucs I will not be able to move them to another bee yard, will it work if I cover the entrance whole with a screen for three days so the bees cant leave, the queen should be out on the fourth day? Any ideas on how to keep the bees from drifting or is it an issue with the brood in the nuc?
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Kurin: -Noun- is a creature who is born in the natural terrain of Alaska. This creature tends to collect other creatures such as hermit crabs for personal joy. Sometime they like to hump randomly for sick personal pleasure. The Kurin is a rare sight and if spotted should be shot immediately with a tranquilizer and brought to the door step of the President.
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Earlier in this year I lost a queen in one of my hives and to decrease potential after swarms, I split the parent hive up into 2 nucs and the parent hive. With 3 separate colonies in the end.
The two nucs were moved to another property. The queens emerged, both looked rather under sized but of Italian blood lines since that's the parent hive was an Italian package at the beginning of this summer.
These two nucs are building up much faster than the parent hive is which had more bees in it at the time of the split.
I noticed one of the nucs has two colored bees. One is the black and yellow (Italian-looking, see picture below) and the other is a black and white. Any thoughts on what other breed the queen might have mated with? This nuc is about 50% of each colored bees.
But the black and white bees are incredibly calm and gentle which is a big plus.
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this will probably sound kind of goofy, but has anyone ever tried to use aluminum foil on the roof of their top bar hive??? I was just wonder how that would work in reflecting heat off of your hive if you have the shiny side up.
this will probably sound kind of goofy, but has anyone ever tried to use aluminum foil on the roof of their top bar hive??? I was just wonder how that would work in reflecting heat off of your hive if you have the shiny side up.
I did have an emergency situation on some nucs that I hadn't painted the tops yet and had to split a box due to multiple swarm cells. I just wrapped the tops in foil to keep them dry.
I don't know about for reflecting heat, but I was thinking of using it for water protection. I was going to try to wrap the foil around cardboard and put a weight on it to keep it there.
Disclaimer: I know enough to know I don't know anything yet.
Never thought of foil. I have thought of the sheet rolls of aluminum or galvinized steel you can find in the
roofing section of Home Depot.
I would suggest wrapping the foil around poster board. Thicker styrofoam is better. Closed cell foam is better yet.
Sounds like it would be expensive and would tear easily. If you really want heat reflection, just paint it white, it'd be just as effective as aluminum foil. Recall, metal transferes heat. Think about being in a barn loft under a tin roof in the summer. Sure doesn't feel like any heat is reflecting!
I'd go with an air gap as suggested above. Just as the eaves in a house allow cool air to draft up and out the peak vents, adding an air gap under the hive roof should do the same.
On my TBH, my roof is just a piece of plastic paneling, typically used for a skylight on a tin roof. I just built a triangle on either end, and ran a few 1"x1" boards the length of the hive to tie it together. The plastic is just folded over the skeleton and tacked with a few screws. But there is no cover between the roof and the the top bars. So it's kind of like a canopy, instead of an attic.
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I was having problems with a hot hive, so I added aluminum roofing material to the top. I knew of a roofing project in my neighborhood (someone was putting in a new covered patio) and I asked the workers if they had any scrap roofing. They gave me enough to cover the top. It appears to help a LOT. I don't keep a thermometer in the hive, so I have no actual numbers. But we went from very heavy bearding to not much at all.
FYI, I also propped the top up with a stick, so I cannot give one solution any more weight than the other. But the combination of the two worked like a charm.
I have a few top bars. I have copper on mine, and don't have a problem, though they get some shade during the hottest part of the day.
Thought it would be neat though to get that corrogated roof from Lowes and put that on top of the normal roof of a new one, just to see if that helped with the heat. Plus it would look cool.
there are three things that objects do with heat. They store it say as in a barrel of water setting in the sun, they conduct it or pass it on to other things as other things will take it. or they reject it. it is the rejection you are lookign for when trying to keep something cool.
Moisture water whatever you want to think of it as is mostly what your hive is filled with. it makes a great storage tank. not as good as a barrel of water but something along that line. Metal conducts heat. so sheet metal or foil in contact with the hive itself is going to just be a great collector passing the heat on to the moisture of the hive. air rejects heat. that is why you can step into the shade and feel cooler. Heat can also radiate and that is what you fell from the sun itself. remove yourself from the radiation and you also experience cool. Imagine if air conducted heat like metal. everywhere you where touched by air would feel like standing in direct sunlight or touching metal on a sunny day. In fact nearly all insulation works in some manner due to the air it has in it. Trap air between your roof and your hive is most likely the best way to protect it from heat. Dead air space. such as in closed cell foam or fiberglass insulation works the best.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
We built a TBH last year out of cedar and I put a dark brown asphalt shingle roof on it. The bees swarmed three times in about two weeks. I put a thermometer under the roof (attic style) and it was 125 degrees. I tore off the shingles and put some thin aluminum sheeting on it and it immediately dropped to 95 degrees. Foil seems flimsy.
I had an asphalt shingle roof on my first TBH last year as well. When the July heat came I had a couple of combs collapse. After that I covered the whole thing in aluminum foil. It worked to keep the heat down and actually held up pretty well. Since then I found 5V roofing panels work perfect and have made a new roof.


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Steamboat Springs Four local nonprofit organizations will reap the benefits from a record turnout during the 10th anniversary of the Kent Eriksen Cycles Tour de Steamboat road cycling event Saturday.
With more than 700 riders participating in the event this year, Tour de Steamboat co-founder Katie Lindquist expected the beneficiaries would receive $10,000 each.
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The cyclists rolled out at 7 a.m from 12th and Yampa streets and rode 26-, 40- and 110-mile courses.
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This was Lieven's first time riding in the event. He and his wife moved to Steamboat in the fall after their house burned down in the Waldo Canyon Fire last summer. They lost everything, including seven bikes.
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