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Quantitative Investigation into the Link Between Irrigation Water Quality and Food Safety: Volume I
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There is a growing concern of the "safety status" of South African agricultural produce, especially those that are consumed raw. If these products are contaminated they will impact not only the health of the final consumer but also that of people living next to rivers and the producers. This will immediately impact both the national and international "trading status" and cause a suspension of exports. Furthermore, there were, and still are regular articles in the local press reporting on the shocking "environmental status" of local rivers. The source of contamination of the agricultural products was identified as irrigation water that had been contaminated before irrigation took place. The health risks associated with the use of contaminated irrigation water on agricultural products thus became an increasing concern. The main objective of solicited research project was to do a quantitative investigation into the link between irrigation water quality and food safety. Based on the results from this research project, the microbial pollution levels of rivers and fresh produce monitored at selected sites in different provinces of South Africa over a period of 3-4 years were of an unacceptable microbiological standard and did not meet either the international or national faecal guidelines for safe irrigation or human consumption. Other potential waterborne bacterial, virus and protozoan pathogens were frequently recovered from both the water and the produce. It was concluded that there is a high risk of exposure to pathogens when water from these rivers is used to irrigate produce that is consumed raw or without any further processing steps. In the research it was shown using phenotypic and genotypic identifications that direct water to produce linkages could be made. It was concluded that species from the surface of produce were present as a result of transfer from the contaminated irrigation water. There can now be no doubt that specific carry-over does take place. The potential of pathogenic organisms being transferred from irrigation water to the surface of fresh produce plus their ability to survive in these unfavourable conditions presents the scenario where consumers unknowingly face a high risk of being infected with harmful organisms when consuming fresh produce. Various recommendations for further research are made ranging from distribution profiles of pathogenic bacteria, seasonal variations and monitoring in irrigation water, development of effective quality assurance measures for detection of enteric viruses to investigation of effective on-farm treatment options of contaminated irrigation water.
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I had my first hive this last spring. I thought I was doing well all the way until October. Lets just say that I learned a lot about what not to do.
Now - 2 weeks ago, my hive was still alive and seemed to possibly be going to make it. Then we had 8 degree weather this last week and when I checked them today (68 degree weather) I found them all dead. They were clustered on the middle frames and look to have starved. I have learned that I should have moved the honey stores from the box just above them down to the deep.
My question is this: Can I use the comb that they left behind for my hive that I am getting this spring? There are dead bees (head first) in a couple frames. Pollen in quite a few frames - some that is turning moldy. And other frames that are clean and nice looking.
I dont see any damage from wax moths and no other disease issues.
What can I salvage? And how should I prepare them/store them for the new hive?
Thanks much!

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text: I live in northern Kentucky and am expecting my first package of bees this Saturday 3/29/03. We have recently had terrific weather 60's and 70's, however the forecast high for Saturday is mid 40's in the day 30 at night, and Sunday's temps will be highs in the 30's lows in the 20's. Can I still introduce my new package to their hive, and if not how can I keep them alive and healthy?


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"It started last spring when I saw Dr Beck and he made the diagnosis of the two-level fusion that needed to be done. We had to have the insurance company ok the surgery. It took them a long time to get back. When they finally did, they said no, there was no medical reason this surgery needed to be done. That floored me. I couldn't understand why they would say that. I asked Dr. Beck the reason they had given and the reason was because he hadn't done an MRI on me. Well, I can't have an MRI because I have a metal clip in my brain from an injury from many years ago. So, he's done everything he can without the MRI to diagnose what was there. I couldn't understand, if they had read the chart, they would know why there couldn't be an MRI. "
"Anger was probably the number one emotion that I felt because I couldn't understand how they could say that it wasn't medically necessary, when my doctor, who has read the scans and has talked to me and knows what is going on, says that it is necessary. How could they say it's not?"
"I had to have surgery 4 or 5 years ago and Dr. Beck had to do a fusion on my neck. It's been great since then. I have had no more headaches. I have had no more pain. The stiffness and pain in my shoulders is totally gone. I can only imagine that this would be just as good an outcome."
"My understanding is that, if the insurance company won't pay for the two-level fusion, then if I wanted to pay cash for the second level, I could do that, but I don't have the money to be able to do that. So, I will have to have the first-level fusion done now, then in six months to a year, have the second level fusion done."
What are your thoughts about the Affordable Care Act?
"I don't think it's good. It's looking pretty bleak right now. Everything seems to keep going up. In the last year the premiums on our insurance have gone up dramatically and our coverage has dropped considerably, so you are not getting the best of what you could be getting."
What do you think will happen when the Affordable Care Act takes effect?
"That won't be good at all because it will be a larger entity making the rules for the physicians. The physicians won't have a whole lot of say in how to run their practice themselves and they are the ones who know what they are doing. The larger business doesn't know what each individual doctor does exactly."
"It makes me sad that the government is running things more than the individuals now."


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Question marks remain over the details of two of the biggest spending promises the Abbott government took to the September election as it negotiates with the states over the $5.5bn-a-year paid parental leave scheme and the national disability insurance scheme (NDIS).
At his first Council of Australian Governments (Coag) meeting with state premiers and chief ministers, the prime minister, Tony Abbott, said they were still working on how the paid parental leave scheme would be administered for state public servants.
Abbott said he had conducted the meeting as "a meeting of equals not of antagonists", but as always, the commonwealth and the states had some different views.
The commonwealth, for example, wants the states to hand over the money they now spend on their own parental leave schemes, which the federal government would top up to provide its generous 26 weeks leave at a full replacement wage up to earnings of $150,000 a year. But the states are insisting the federal government give money to them to top up the schemes they already administer.
Abbott said there was time to work it out since the new scheme did not start until July 1, 2015.
But West Australian premier Colin Barnett insisted state public servants were state employees and the schemes would remain in the hands of the states.
"The commonwealth would prefer the states simply to hand over the money, that is not going to happen," he said, suggesting the resolution might be a pooled or jointly administered system.
The prime minister and premiers also discussed the likely cost blowouts in the NDIS after information started coming in from the launch sites – now retitled "trial sites".
The assistant minister for social services, senator Mitch Fifield, recently told the National Press Club the average cost of the 921 plans drawn up to 30 June was $46,290, compared with a forecast average cost of $34,969 per plan.
Abbott said all leaders remained committed to the NDIS but it had to be implemented in a "fair and sustainable way".
"It does seem there has been higher than anticipated demand and higher than anticipated costs; we are all absolutely committed to the implementation of the NDIS … but we have got to implement it in a way which is fair and a way which is sustainable," Abbott said.
"That is why we are closely monitoring these trials ... We all accept that people with serious disabilities need a much better deal in the future than they have had in the past."
The Coag agenda also reflected the new prime minister's determination to make a mark in Indigenous affairs.
Abbott has flagged the use of "truancy officers" and expanded income management as part of a fresh push to boost school attendance, especially in Indigenous communities.
The Northern Territory chief minister, Adam Giles, said apart from removing disincentives, he was also considering implementing "a few punitive measures to encourage parents to send their kids to school".
Abbott said he and state and territory leaders agreed to step up efforts to ensure every child attended school every day, but the approach would differ depending on local circumstances.
"In some places, truancy officers might be the best way forward. In other places, maybe a community-based scheme might be the best way forward," he said.
"We've already got forms of income management in place where families don't consistently send their children to school."
The official Coag communique says it is unacceptable that school attendance for Indigenous children in some areas has gone backwards. Measures to improve attendance will include minimum school attendance benchmarks; publication of twice-yearly data on school attendance for all students broken down by Indigenous and non-Indigenous; and a "no excuses" messaging campaign. On-the-spot audits of attendance were also flagged.
Abbott said every child must be in school unless there was a very serious reason for not being there, because a good education was crucial to a good start in life.
"We all know that for far too long, too many excuses have been made for Indigenous kids in particular not being at school. This must stop. It must stop soon, so we will be working urgently together to ensure that all kids, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, all kids, whether they're living in metropolitan areas, regional areas or remote areas, do go to school every day."
Asked about the attendance benchmarks, Abbott said the nation should be aiming for 100% but 90% would be "broadly satisfactory".
"Really, if there is any child who is routinely absent from school, at the level of the school, and if necessary, at the level of the relevant enforcement authority, that's something that needs to be looked into, because I said on election night no one should be left behind."
The communique also flags efforts to ensure the establishment of a permanent police presence in additional remote Indigenous communities.
The meeting agreed to pare back Coag meetings to just two a year, with the next one due to discuss the contentious issue of school funding and ways to make it easier for Australian couples to adopt children from overseas.
The meeting also saw all states – including the Labor jurisdictions – formally agree to negotiate one-stop shops for environmental assessments.
Labor has backed the streamlining of environmental assessments – but not the handover of final approval power to state governments, which is the Abbott government's final aim.
Greens senator Larissa Waters said the deals "pave the way for Tony Abbott to abolish a 30-year-old federal safeguard for our most precious natural places and wildlife, established when Bob Hawke stepped in to save the Franklin from being dammed".


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Always a favourite, this traditional nursery rhyme and childrens song dates back to at least the late 1890s. It has been translated into many languages including Italian (Nella vecchia fattoria), German (Old MacDonald hat ne Farm), Spanish (En la granja de Pepito or En la vieja factoria), French (La Ferme a Mathurin), Danish (Jens Hansen havde en bondegaard) and Portuguese (Na quinta do tio Manel). The song has been featured numerous place in film and on TV like for instance Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Criminal Minds, How I Met Your Mother, The Simpsons, Boardwalk Empire, The Usual Suspects, Cheers, Anchorman 2, Dirty Harry and Tiny Toon Adventures. This can be used as lead sheet as it includes chords for easy accompaniment Duet Sheet Music for Tenor Saxophone accompanied by Double Bass arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm. Old MacDonald Had a Farm is also known by alternative title: Old Missouri Had a Mule, The Farmyard, The Merry Green Fields ...
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Here's my July block.. I've had it made but hadn't seen any postings for the July BOM - well DUH, guess ya gotta subscribe to it first!! I went huntin' while ago and guess what I found - yup, the thread!! Soooo, here it is. It's neat, I can see a whole quilt made with this block.
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Urgodschild, Bibliostone, Tweety and Oksewnsew you guys are speedy Fabulous blocks as usual. Im still in the fabric selection mode. Im looking for that twist to make the block mine. LOL I am really looking at the scrappy aspect of this block. Im thinking that is the key to my personalizing it. The field of stars fabric is my stump-er though. So the search is still on.
Have an awesome day!
Here is my July BOM. Normally, I would have done strictly red, white, and blue. But, I was working with some food fabrics, and couldn't resist doing this in the blueberries and watermelon.
Happy 4th of July to all! Enjoy and be safe!
Hi everyone, would you believe I've been looking for the posting of the selection and kept going to the Bee thread...duh! It just dawned on me "partners" there block choices here! lol Jean I know you have to straighten me out on that but you would think since I choose the block that I would know the Thread! lol
Here is my block! Hope you all like it!
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The now-ubiquitous fax machine presents an interesting case study of the importance of context in technological developments. The idea of transmitting written, printed or graphical material over long distances is not new, as demonstrated by such ancient notions as winged messengers and carrier pigeons, and the more modern concept of the postal system. With the discovery of electrical phenomena and the development of such inventions as the telegraph and, later, the telephone, the transmission of words and word pictures by other than an animal or mechanical medium became a reality. Indeed, in the second half of the 19th century telegraphic messages could be carried over transoceanic cables. Telegraph offices served as terminals, which developed into centers to and from which young messengers such as Pittsburgh's Andrew Carnegie carried the printed documents. A message was encoded, transmitted, decoded and then transcribed to or printed on papers that were delivered to their ultimate destination by other messengers. The advantages of transmitting words in such a way were obvious to everyone, and especially to inventors. It was also obvious that one of the system's greatest shortcomings was that pictures and graphical materials could not be transmitted directly. Such a limitation of a technology sows the seeds of invention.
In 1843 a British patent for a method to transmit images electrically was granted to a Scots clockmaker named Alexander Bain. Bain was a prolific inventor who perfected the electric clock in 1840 and devised the inked typewriter ribbon in 1841. His inventive interest in both the electric telegraph and the synchronized electric clock prepared him to see how to combine their features into a pair of devices that could send and receive graphical material. As with the early versions of many inventions, Bain's facsimile machine was crude and clumsy by today's standards. The graphical material to be transmitted had to be prepared as a raised image on a metal block, much the way the reverse images of letters are raised from typewriter keys. A stylus was passed over the block and rose and fell in conformity with the raised image, thus breaking and making the transmission circuit. A synchronized stylus on the receiving machine was then raised and lowered to reproduce the image in another medium. By incrementally repositioning the transmission block in a second direction, the entire image could in time be reproduced. Bain's basic idea of scanning an image is preserved in modern fax machines, but the clear disadvantages of his first efforts drove subsequent inventors to seek ways to simplify his large and cumbersome machines and to reduce the effort needed to prepare images for transmission.
Among the first improvements was to replace the bulky, costly and difficult-to-prepare metal plates with tinfoil on which the image to be transmitted was drawn in ink. As the stylus passed systematically over the tinfoil, the current through the circuit was altered, and so the information could be transmitted electronically, to be recreated a line at a time on treated paper by a stylus incorporated into the receiving circuit. The first commercial facsimile system employing such a technique comprised a pair of machines installed in Paris and Lyons in 1865 by Abbé Caselli. No less an inventor than Thomas Edison was interested in improving the new technology, and he attacked the important problem of keeping the sending and receiving styluses in phase and synchronized by employing elaborate gearing and electromagnetic pendulums at each machine, which could be set in synchronized motion at the beginning of each transmission.
One of the limitations of using styluses was that they were principally on-off devices. This was fine for transmitting line drawings and graphs, but it was not effective in communicating the gradations of black and white that are contained in photographs, and so their images could not effectively be sent electronically. Near the end of the 19th century, however, the photoelectric cell was developed, and this enabled photographic images to be scanned and converted into a spectrum of electronic signals, thus transmitting shades of gray. As an added advantage, images could be sent faster, and Arthur Korn, a German inventor, first demonstrated the technique successfully in 1902. The transmission of photographs electronically had an obvious commercial appeal to newspapers, which were thus willing to invest in the new technology, and a wirephoto circuit was established by 1911 to connect offices in Berlin, London and Paris. Networks were established in Europe and the United States after World War I, and transatlantic transmission of photographs was established in the 1920s. In the early 1930s, The New York Times supported the work of the inventor Austin Cooley, who was developing a facsimile machine that was small enough to be carried by an individual to transmit news pictures via ordinary telephone lines.
One of the weak links in the chain of any newspaper-publishing enterprise is the printing and distribution network. The latter is especially capital- and labor-intensive because of the fleet of trucks and army of workers it requires to get the news delivered before it is stale. Newspapers have always been vulnerable to being shut down by strikes of printers and truckers, and a technological means of circumventing that had a clear appeal to publishers. The promise of being able to transmit facsimiles of newspapers around the clock to radio receivers in homes and offices led to the establishment by 1940 of 40 stations sending out experimental newspapers via ultra-high-frequency (UHF) transmission. These experiments were interrupted by World War II, and the emergence of television in the wake of the war led to the abandonment of commercial facsimile broadcasting by newspapers.
Facsimile transmission, albeit relatively crude and slow, was thus well established in specialized uses long before fax machines became the familiar instruments they are today. It is instructive to understand why a century of engineering and technological advances were not alone sufficient to give the system a more widespread presence. After all, typewriters and telephones were also crude by today's standards, and yet they pervaded places of business of all sizes and in all locations.
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Quilty-Loiuse where are you? I miss your posts. I hope your OK.
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Thank you Lynnie. I received my very first RAK today. I needed it - have had the blahs since breaking my shoulder. My arm is in a special sling and then it is 'tied' to my body. Pretty much useless - even for hand stitching. Lynnie sent me a little thread carry case made in Mardi Gras colors (purple, greens and gold) - and I'd bet she didn't know I'm from New Orleans!! Love it. Will get a picture taken and post later, but wanted her to know I got it. Thanks again.
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Lynnie Thank you I was Raked by you today what an uplift! a darling little sewing kit case I am gonna get some things to fill it with and put it in the glove compartment of my car!!!
Glad they finally got to you. Mailed out a few the week b4, let me know whenand if you get them
Thank you Lynnie for the adorable handmade sewing kit. I just love it! It is all packed and ready to be my hexie travel bag. Sorry it took me so long to get to the post office.
Glad you got them, now what about the other ones i sent out?????? Mmmmmmmm, did someone at the p.o. see it was a rak and wanted to keep it for themselves??????
Lynnie don't you hate it when it takes so long!? Sometimes it just does!! Hope everyone gets their things soon.
well, Lynnie - here is a posting of my sewing case - my very first RAK and my Mardi Gras special case ---
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[quote user="juice33s"]Not really a sleeper, but is it just me or is Justin Houston not getting nearly enough credit for being an elite edge rusher. Right now most people have him as a late 1st round prospect when in my mind he's the best edge rusher in the draft.
He has great size at 6'3" 260, great production (11 sacks 20 TFL) and his burst off the line off scrimmage is unmatched through out the rest of the draft. Also Houston is supposedly a work out warrior, so I expect come combine time for his stock to go through the roof.
Right now I'd put him over Von Miller, Robert Quinn, Ryan Kerrigan and as a pure pass rusher maybe even Daquan Bowers.
I'm predicting top 10 easy, maybe even top 5 for Justin Houston
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How much money do the companies earn on the sale of neonicotinoids, which they will lose if the beekeepers realize what is going on and demand a ban of these chemicals?


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The gorgeous and sexy Jet Bunnies served as stewardesses on the opulent private Playboy jet. See the hot Jet Bunny Playmate shoots from the centerfolds of 1970s Playboy.

The Big Bunny, Hare Force One: Hugh Hefner's private jet and one of the most opulent aircraft to ever take to the skies. More than a plane, it was the conquering of the skies by Playboy and the Playboy lifestyle. A retrofitted DC-9, the Big Bunny was 119.3 feet in length, possessed a wingspan of 93.4 feet and held up to 38 passengers. Impressive as all that might be, the jet was also set up with a disco, a lounge, a sunken roman bath, two film projectors and 12 onboard beds.
Initially used to shuttle Hef between the original Playboy Mansion and headquarters in Chicago and the California headquarters, soon it was zipping the jet set to all of the swinging party spots around the world. On board for these wild flights was Hef; an ever-changing array of '70s celebrities, writers and musicians; and a cadre of Jet Bunnies.
The Jet Bunnies were some of the brightest and best of the Playmates and Bunnies chosen to fly on the Hare Force One as its staff. Every woman who wanted the gig on the Big Bunny had to take special flight attendant training at the Continental Airlines' stewardess school in L.A. Jet Bunnies also had a special uniform of black knee-high boots and white aviator scarves, distinguishing them from the well-known classic outfit. As Hef put it, "They looked as though they had just stepped out of a James Bond movie." This week's Playboy Retro soars as we take a look back at some of the Playmates who also had the best stewardess job in the world with turns as Jet Bunnies.
Blonde darling Avis Miller was November's Playmate of the Month for 1970 and one of the original 15 Playboy Jet Bunnies Hefner personally recruited from among the 850 cottontails serving in Playboy Clubs around the globe. She travelled on the Big Bunny as an observer for its maiden flight from Chicago to L.A.; her first gig working on the plane was for a 31-day jaunt through Africa and Europe. Take flight with Avis as we take in her pictorial once more.
Tall drink of water Janice Raymond worked her way up from the Los Angeles Playboy Club into the Jet Bunnies and the pages of the magazine as Miss December 1974. At 5'10" she was already tall, but in her heels, or her high-heeled Jet Bunny boots, this is a babe who stood out. Of course, her measurements of 38C-26-38, long honey blonde hair and inviting eyes mean she stands out in any context.
{"pbembedwidget":"gallery","id":"14952","size":"large","alignment":"left"} Laura Lyons is notable for many reasons. She's maybe best remembered today as the mother of supermodel Lily Aldridge and for her leading of a 1970s "strike" among the Bunnies for the rights to date customers and socialize at the Playboy Club when not working. This was immediately granted and Laura went further up with Playboy to become a Playmate and a crew member on the Big Bunny. When she posed for the magazine in 1976 she was living life to the fullest; here's her description: "I live out of a suitcase. If something interesting comes along, I pick up and run. As a result, my life is a collection of mad, magic moments. I danced at Anthony Corleone's Communion party on the set of Godfather II. For two weeks, I hung out with the world's greatest rock-and-roll band, sliding in and out of limousines, following police escorts to the airport. It never stops."
Victoria Cunningham got kicked out of a stewardess school due to the strict rules of the time—no drinking and early curfew—after she was caught with a roommate enjoying some champagne. It worked out for Victoria as she went to work at the Playboy Club and then got signed up as a Jet Bunny and ended up in the skies after all. In 1975 she wowed everyone as Miss April.
The Big Bunny was grounded in July 1975 when it was sold to Venezuela Airlines, but we can fly high on Hare Force One once more in our gallery of the gorgeous women who made these jet-setting adventures so special, exciting and glamorous.


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By Indira Maya Ganesh for GenderIT.org
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, 26 November 2009
Research coming out of the UK shows that British children are blasé about putting sexy images of themselves online. But some adults in governments and industry are intent on seeing children as victims where sexuality and the internet is concerned. Why on earth aren't the powers-that-be actually listening to kids? asks Maya Ganesh reporting from the IGF.Full article at http://www.genderit.org/en/index.shtml?apc=f--e--1&x=96346


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The Bucs' Addison Armand slides in safely as Sulphur's catcher Matt Ezernack fields the throw from the outfield in the bottom of the fourth inning Tuesday at Barbe. (Rick Hickman / American Press)
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By Troy LaFleur / American PressA strong start from freshman pitcher Adam Goree and a big fourth inning propelled the Barbe Bucs to a 6-3 win in their District 3-5A opener against archrival Sulphur Tuesday.
Goree picked up the win after pitching all seven innings, striking out nine batters and surrendering four hits along the way.
"I thought he was great. We have a lot of confidence in him and that's why he is our No. 2 pitcher," said Barbe head coach Glenn Cecchini. "He did a great job; I'm proud of him. He is a freshman and this was the biggest game he ever pitched."
The win gets the Bucs (19-2, 1-0) off to a good start in arguably the state's toughest baseball district.
"I was really proud of our kids," Cecchini said. "(District play is) 14 games, but realistically anybody can beat anybody so every game counts. Everybody in our district is good, there really aren't any 'gimme' wins."
For the Tors (12-8, 0-1), the loss means they will look to Thursday's matchup with Acadiana for their first district win.
"We had a couple of opportunities where could have gotten the win, but we just couldn't get the big hits that we needed," said Sulphur head coach Jason Trahan.
Goree started off the game on fire, striking out two of Sulphur's first three batters, and didn't surrender a hit in the first three innings. Sulphur took advantage of a Barbe error in the third inning to take a 1-0 lead.
The Bucs answered when left fielder Beau Jordan belted a 2-0 pitch past the right-center field wall to tie the score with two outs in the bottom of the third.
First baseman Austin Nelson reclaimed the lead for the Tors on the first pitch of the fourth inning, when he hit a solo home run. But the lead didn't last long.
Barbe designated hitter Addison Armand was hit by a pitch to start off the bottom half of the inning before being sacrificed to second base by Gunner Leger. Right fielder Shane Selman hit a double to deep right-center that brought Armand home for the tying run. Nick Abshire was walked before third baseman Braedon Barrett drove in Selman on a single and second baseman Braden Comeaux provided a double to bring home Abshire.
Nelson added one more run for Sulphur via another solo home run in the top of the sixth inning, but the Tors never gained enough ground to mount a comeback.
"Early in the game we got a couple of big hits and got a lead, but they came back and got three runs," Trahan said. "Hats off to Barbe, because they bounced back after we took the lead."
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Iredale's color line is advertised as "The Skin Care Makeup," but it isn't skin-care-like at all, at least not in the way you may imagine. Ingredients like boron nitride, mica, and zinc stearate (also known as zinc soap) have no benefit for skin, and they are the primary ingredients of Iredale's loose powders. A few of the products do include mineral-based, gentle sunscreens and a smattering of antioxidants (though the packaging will render them unstable after opening). The ingredient lists are also relatively short, which is beneficial for those with sensitivities, but that's about as skin-caring as this line gets.
You do need to be wary of some of Iredale's questionable claims, such as "Because our bases are concentrated pigment, the coverage we can achieve is far superior to normal makeup with a minimum amount of product. This is why mineral makeup should always look sheer and natural." These powders can be applied sheer, but the very nature of these ingredients results in products that are heavy-textured and that, like it or not, can look powdery and "made-up" on the skin. This is especially true if you have any dry patches, because these mineral powders, which also claim to "trap moisture," will exacerbate any dryness and can look caked and change color over very oily areas. Actually they do trap moisture, but they trap it away from the skin. That's the nature of any powdered mineral - they are absorbent and as a result can be drying.
Iredale denigrates talc, dismissing it as cheap filler material and an irritant, but talc is the essential backbone for a number of the most luxurious-feeling powders you will find, some of which have a softness and virtually seamless finish on the skin that other lines (including Iredale's) should envy. And talc is not irritating, at least not any more than the mica Iredale chose to use in its place. Even more significant, talc is a natural ingredient and a mineral. Despite this, all of Iredale's claims revolving around how mineral makeups are better for skin are marketing hype to the max. The most important element of her mineral makeup is the overall gentle, fragrance-free formula that provides outstanding sun protection.
If the concept of a powdered makeup different from the traditional talc-based powders you've seen at the cosmetics counters or drugstores appeals to you, then this line presents some fine choices. We would recommend using caution when you read (or are told) about the inflated benefits of some rather ordinary but nevertheless effective ingredients. However, with a few exceptions, there is certainly nothing in these straightforward formulations that's harmful or irritating, and that's always beneficial.
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Library to sponsor Everett Smithson Band on Friday
"Wooo doggies," as they say in the deep South.
Up here we say, "Holy cats." Much more to the point, as far as I'm concerned, but either expression is appropriate for our next event in Pine River.
Do you have the holiday blues? Do the holidays with all their "almost free deals" grate on you a little? This cheerful event is actually completely free:
The Pine River public in conjunction with the Kitchigami Regional Library System Legacy Program is sponsoring the Everett Smithson Band featuring New Orleans/French Quarter music, including Zydeco, blues, Rockin Roots, Hillbilly Hoedowns, gospel and more. This program appeals to many ages.
Come to The Warehouse in Pine River at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, for infectious music presented with a playful stage presence. The song list is unpredictable with songs from Fats Domino, Johnny Cash, Howlin Wolf, Rosie Ledet, Wanda Jackson and Allison Krause.
Tickets are available at the Pine River Public Library.
This free Legacy Program is funded in part or in whole with money dedicated to preserve Minnesota's art and cultural heritage. Thank you, Minnesota!
And there's more — Saturday, Dec. 8, our library will have a holiday bake sale at the library from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The holiday light parade will be later in the day in Pine River. Come for the treats and stay for the lights.
Happiest of holiday seasons to all my friends.
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I have received my blocks this month from Sauki1 and I totally love them, thank you so much!!
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I have received my blocks this month from Sauki1 and I totally love them, thank you so much!!
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WOW! very pretty arounds70!!!
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I know Teresa, aren't they beautiful sauki1 did an awesome job!!
they are great. My wife isthe queen of Pink and Black, you better hide them well..........LOL
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So far Robert I am loving the pink and black blocks, I only have four so far but I think once I get enough for a quilt with theses I might do black and white with a splash of color, someone else posted pics of that and I thought that was beautiful, But I love pink so I am loving how the blocks are coming in and how the different material then what we have here.
So how many blocks does everyone use before they make there quilt, do you do the swap for 12 month then make your quilt and start with a new theme and color the following year or what does everyone make and how long do you go before you change up your theme?
Received this beauty from ssnare. You did a great job. I love the fabrics and the block pattern. Thanks very much.
If you do a lot of side swaps, you can finish your quilt faster. Check the list to see who is offering extra swaps.
Dotty in NYC
I start with my block that I want to make a quilt of. I have done Applique roosters, Grandmas fan, I did black and white with a little red, etc. Then I post that i will do extra swaps and have them PM me. It's a really good thing to do for you and the other swapper cause you get to do your quilt sooner.
give it a try and see what happens.
All the best
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I am upset with the close loss against Philly last week and I too am upset about the overall play of our defensive line so far this season but lets put the loss in perspective. It is Mike Vick and he makes a lot of defensive lines look stupid. All it takes is to come out if containment and the guy is gone, he is that quick. Folks tend to forget that the best success against is when quick DBs are used on containment and blitz packages. Shady McCoy ran all over us but that happens too.
The positive from that game is that our defense made some big stops against Philadelphia Eagles in red zone and I think that will carry over for us next time we play them.It was a hard fought and we made some mistakes but what we got from the game is that we can beat them.
I have been highly critical of our defense and perhaps more so than I should be this season. I am confident that Justin Tuck gets it together like he did toward the end of the regular season last year and performs like the defensive captain that we need him to be if we are to be successful. I am a little worried about Osi Umenyoras attitude and how iy effects the other players. I am just going to think positive and hope he turns it around soon too.
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Does anyone know of opportunities to work as an intern for the Giants this summer? Media assistant, writer, heck I'd wash toilets to work for the Giants!!
If anyone has any information, please let me know. Thank you so much and I hope we get the W Sunday!


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Senior Jessie Bazan was one of 12 pilgrims from Marquette Campus Ministry who traveled to Brazil for Magis and World Youth Day. For her Magis experience, Bazan spent six days walking through rural Brazil with a small group of fellow Jesuit-inspired pilgrims from around the world. She shares some of the journey with Marquette Magazine.
"Thank you" is a sacred phrase in my book. After all, silent gratitude isn't much use to anyone. So, I ventured out on our Magis pilgrimage with just one word in my Portuguese arsenal: obrigada. It turned out to be exactly what I needed.
During the course of the week, my Magis pilgrimage group walked 80 miles around Capim Grosso, an extremely rural area in northeastern Brazil where the bold blue sky greets the tree-laden horizon in such a way that you'd swear you're in paradise. We hoofed it in the mornings, and usually by early afternoon, we arrived at our host village.
As we ate, danced, played and prayed with our gracious hosts, I was awestruck by the unconditional love these people lavished upon us, complete strangers. And, how perfect, obrigada was all I could say to them. What else would I say to the 80-year-old grandma who slept on the couch so my sore body could spend the night in a bed? Or to the schoolboy who patiently taught me his favorite Samba dance? Or to the team of women who spent all afternoon chopping their only vegetables for our dinner?
It wasn't long before obrigada began directing my prayer life that week, too. Instead of praying to receive something, I found myself thanking God for His many blessings.
Obrigada for the silence, because without the distractions of beeps and buzzes, I was able to truly listen and talk with You.
Obrigada for the nature, because those views left me astonished at Your beautiful creations.
Obrigada for the companionship, because Your insights and desires were wonderfully evident in my fellow pilgrims.
Obrigada for the games, because acting silly was rejuvenating my body and mind.
Obrigada for the discomfort, because getting through the challenges gave me a new confidence in myself and a deeper trust in Your protective presence.
Obrigada for the liturgies, because each village's celebration of Your Good News left me radiating with a joy I've never before experienced.
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The Canyoneers 10 a.m., May 24
Hutchins Consort Artistic Director Joe McNalley has planned five performances with music from around the world. Every performance will include anecdotal music education, giving the listener a peek into the lives of the composers and some history about the times in which they wrote.
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Wayne Law to host annual labor law symposium Oct. 13
DETROIT (Aug. 18, 2011) — Wayne State University Law School students, alumni and friends interested in increasing their insight into labor law are invited to attend the 19th annual Bernard Gottfried Memorial Labor Law Symposium from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011.
Sponsored by Wayne Law, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), Region Seven, and the State Bar of Michigan Labor and Employment Law Section, the symposium will be held in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium and will feature breakout sessions led by local and national labor relations experts.
Sessions include "A Swinging Pendulum or Course Correction: Board Cases of Recent Vintage," "Is Collective Bargaining at the Crossroads?," "A Union's Duty to Provide Information" and "Bringing an Unfair Labor Practice Case Before Region Seven." Lafe E. Solomon, acting NLRB general counsel, will serve as the keynote speaker.
"We are pleased to honor the legacy of Bernard Gottfried once again through this symposium, and we look forward to providing the legal community with this extraordinary opportunity to hear from well-known labor law experts," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman.
The registration fee for the symposium is $100 and includes all sessions, a continental breakfast and lunch. Students, NLRB staff and government employees may register for a reduced cost of $25. Those interested in attending should contact the Law School Dean's Office at 313-577-3933. The deadline to register is Oct. 3, 2011.
Proceeds from the symposium will be used to fund future educational programs and labor-related studies at the Law School. Parking is available for $4.75 in Structure #1 on West Palmer Street in front of the Law School. For more information on this or other upcoming Law School events, visit the Law School at law.wayne.edu.
Bernard Gottfried (1925-1992) was director of the National Labor Relations Board, Region Seven, from 1973 until his death. He taught at Wayne Law for many years and this symposium honors his vision for labor relations.
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