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ROBIN ROBERTSON has worked with food for over 25 years as a restaurant chef, caterer, cooking teacher, and food writer. She is the author of 11 cookbooks, including Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker, Vegan Planet, and The Vegetarian Meat & Potatoes Cookbook, and has written for Vegetarian Times and VegNews. She lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Carb Conscious Vegetarian: 150 Delicious Recipes for a Low-Carb Lifestyleby Robin Robertson
Now you can enjoy healthy, low-carb meals without the cholesterol--in this collection of high-protein, high-fiber meat and dairy-free recipes.
The low-carb revolution continues to take the nation by storm. But the heavy emphasis these diets place on meats leaves vegetarians in the lurch. Now, with Carb Conscious Vegetarian, acclaimed cookbook author Robin/i>
Now you can enjoy healthy, low-carb meals without the cholesterol--in this collection of high-protein, high-fiber meat and dairy-free recipes.
The low-carb revolution continues to take the nation by storm. But the heavy emphasis these diets place on meats leaves vegetarians in the lurch. Now, with Carb Conscious Vegetarian, acclaimed cookbook author Robin Robertson offers 150 fabulous carb-conscious vegetarian recipes--meat and dairy-free dishes that banish refined carbohydrates and bring out the best flavors from vegetables and other vegetarian ingredients.
Within these pages are 150 dishes that are simple to prepare yet offer the full rich flavors of more complicated fare. The delightful appetizers and main courses include Lettuce-Wrapped Spring Rolls with Spicy Peanut Sauce, Mushrooms Stuffed with Spinach and Pine Nuts, Moroccan Vegetable Tagine, and Fennel and Artichoke Gratin with Three-Herb White Bean Pesto. Sensational stews, salads, soups, sauces, sides, and scrumptious good-for-you desserts round out the mix.
At last, there's a delectably enlightened way for America's 12 million vegetarians--and the millions of other health-conscious individuals who want to up their fiber and reduce their cholesterol--to reap all the benefits of a carb-conscious lifestyle.
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My wife and I are vegan. She is always trying new recipes, and Robin Robertson's new cookbook, Carb Conscious Vegetarian is perfect for us both. I love a hearty meal, my wife likes a lighter meal. Most of these recipes can be made with a serving of pasta, rice, or potatoes on the side, or mixed in, so that both of us can enjoy a healthy, and myself a bit heartier, meal. For example, the appetizers are great, because my wife will make several of them at one time, and make a side of roasted potatoes along with them (for me) and that makes a fun meal. Many of the salads involve a combination of vegetables, tofu, tempeh, etc. to be topped on lettuce leaves. Instead of putting the 'topping' on lettuce as my wife does, I put it over brown rice. The soups and stews are really delicious, but if I need a little more food that night, I will throw in some pasta or tofu cubes or have some bread on the side. The side dishes can be served with roasted potatoes, rice, or pasta. The entrees are satisfying enough on their own, but sometimes I will still make some garlic bread or pasta on the side, and I'm plenty full. The Breakfast Bites are fine as they are, filling enough for me in the morning. And the Divine Desserts are unbelievably satisfying. This cookbook is really versatile, and works great for that vegetarian or vegan couple or family who enjoy great food, a healthy diet, and love to eat together, even though they are on different diet plans.
Carb Conscious Vegetarian is full of fabulous recipes. You won't miss those high-carb foods when you start cooking from Robin Robertson's new cookbook. I have made several of the recipes and they are all delish! The Tempeh-Walnut Salad with Lime and Cilantro is filling and flavorful and makes a lovely lunch or dinner. The Black Bean and Sesame-Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms are really unique and fun. The Fennel and Artichoke Gratin with Three-Herb White Bean Pesto is great to serve company, it's so beautiful, and so easy to make. There are also lots of great stir-fry's, one of my personal favorite ways to cook my meals. And Robin really knows her sauces. Just that chapter alone is full of great recipes. My favorite is the Rich Man's Pesto, no wait, it's the Spicy Peanut Sauce, no wait, it's the Charmoula Sauce, I just can't make up my mind! Carb Conscious Vegetarian proves that you can eat healthy low-carb vegetarian meals, without sacrificing any flavor. In fact these recipes are so flavorful, you will want to keep cooking from this cookbook even after you lose all that weight! It is a lifestyle cookbook, one you can use every day, for many years to come.
I have a very large collection of vegetarian cookbooks and I have to limit myself now to only adding books that offer something truly special. Well, I know that I can always rely on Robin Robertson and I was looking forward to the release of this book. I have had wonderful results with her other vegetarian cookbooks including Vegan Planet, The Vegetarian Meat and Potatoes Cookbook, Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker and others. I actually own all of her cookbooks. It is amazing how she never fails to provide delicious, simple to prepare, reliable and flavorful vegetarian recipes and this newest cookbook doesn't disappoint! I highly recommend Carb Conscious Vegetarian for all vegetarian and vegan households. Actually, anyone who is interested in eating more healthfully can benefit from this collection of recipes. Plus, they are all creative and delicious. This book is different from some other vegetarian cookbooks because it doesn¿t rely heavily on dairy products or refined carbohydrates to add the bulk of meals. Every recipe is vegan and combines fresh vegetables, fruits, beans, soy, whole grains and spices to achieve great results. The Ginger Sherry Tofu with Green Beans and Water Chestnuts was so awesome that we made it two nights in a row and devoured it entirely. It is easy to prepare and the fresh taste was awesome. We also tried the Sultry Summer Salsa and that was one of the prettiest and best tasting salsas we have ever had. It is perfectly tangy thanks to the tomatillos (which I had never tried before) and the colors are beautifully vibrant with yellow, green and red. It was perfect and my hubby is a salsa connoisseur. We also tried yummy Spice-Rubbed Vegetable Kebobs, Many-Vegetable Bulgur Pilaf and White Bean Hummus with Green Chiles and Black Olives, again yummy! What impresses me the most about Robin Robertson's cookbooks is how she is able to keep things so simple and still pack a flavor punch. The results are consistently outstanding. Basically it boils down to a few key aspects for any good cookbook: Delicious food - Everything we have tried so far has been easy and very tasty. Reusability - We will make all of the recipes we tried again and are looking forward to making so many more recipes. This is the kind of cookbook that inspires you to get into the kitchen and actually cook and there are 150 recipes to choose from. Nicely laid out design - Carb Conscious Vegetarian has nice easy on the eyes green colored text with clean font and design. Must have a good index - This book has two very good indexes, one recipe index and one general index. Extras - She does a very good job explaining carbohydrates and includes several useful appendixes so that we can understand our carbohydrate consumption. Also every recipe has detailed nutrition information. To get all of the above from a tried and true vegetarian cookbook author at a low price is even better. I read lots of book reviews and would never want to steer anyone wrong. Do yourself a favor and pick Carb Conscious Vegetarian. My husband and I are very pleased with the results and I am sure that you will be too. Bottom line - This book makes it a pleasure to eat sensibly and eat well!
This has been an awesome resource as I begin my vegetarian journey. I made the beginners mistake of over doing the pasta and bread and needed help understanding and controlling the carb intake. This book has easy to prepare recipes that are delicious and satifying. It has become my go-to recipe book for every day meals as well as entertaining.
A good foundation book for someone transitioning to vegetarianism. Found the recipes easy to follow using simple and easy find ingredients. Affordable meals. I particularly like the nutritional breakdown at the bottom of each recipe also giving the number of people it will serve. Easy to handle size book. Would definitely recommend.

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No one familiar with the image of the Red Road blocks in Glasgow can be other than relieved to learn that they are to be blown up. Whether the Opening Ceremony of the Commonwealth Games is the correct time and opportunity may be arguable, but their imminent disappearance from the landscape is certainly a cause for celebration.
When built in the 1960s, in part to house those cleared from the notorious Gorbals slums, the towers were welcomed. They offered flats which, in addition to offering poor Glaswegians indoor bathrooms, were spacious and, well, new. But before long they began developing the problems now commonly associated with this form of housing.
As they rose to punch the sky like rude finger gestures, the authorities erecting them were ignoring the warning of June Jacobs. The celebrated American journalist and author had launched a scathing attack in 1961 on the Modernist/Rational approach to planning, which she condemned as inimical to human beings. In the 1970s Oscar Newman coined the phrase "defensible space", which he considered a basic human requirement for well-being and which is notably absent from high-rise social housing design of that era.
Yet up they kept going all over the country. In 1968 the partial collapse of Ronan Point in Newham following a gas explosion mercifully put a stop to the very tall ones. But the disaster was not a consequence of the height but the concrete panel systems and the shoddy construction methods often used to put them up. Accident investigators found crumpled newspapers and fag packets stuffed into gaps which should have been filled with cement. Now wonder it crumpled like a house of cards.
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User: But, surely you have a recommendation.
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There are tough questions in the world of tech, and the answer "It depends" can often be a cop out. But in the case of where to run your containerized applications it really is the best answer because no two applications are exactly the same, and no two companies have exactly the same business needs.
Any IT decision is based on a myriad of variables: Performance, scalability, reliability, security, existing systems, current skillsets, and cost (to name just a few). When someone sets out to decide how to deploy a Docker-based application in production all of these things need to be considered.
Docker delivers on the promise of allowing you to deploy your applications seamlessly regardless of the underlying infrastructure. Bare metal or VM. Datacenter or public cloud. Heck, deploy your app on bare metal in your data center and on VMs across multiple cloud providers if that's what is needed by your application or business.
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I recently asked if there were any other blogs primarily oriented toward Reconstruction. In fact there is an excellent new blog from Dr. Al Hester focusing on the Athens, Georgia area during Reconstruction, found at http://www.alhesterauthor.com/blog.html . In addition to his blog, Al's website is both aesthetically appealing (as opposed to this blog's lame google "blogger" template) and interesting to explore. I look forward to checking back in with Al's posts and encourage others to do so.
I believe that as the sesquicentennial progresses, more people will realize that the Civil War's issues weren't neatly wrapped up at Appomattox and will start asking questions, exploring, and inevitably turn toward Reconstruction. The fact is that almost no Americans, even college history majors, have more than the slightest knowledge about Reconstruction. The field desperately needs narrative type works that are accessible to the educated, history audience - the kind of person who will pick up books by Goodwin or McCullough. There isn't yet a popularly accessible grand narrative for the Reconstruction Era similar to the works of Bruce Catton or Shelby Foote. The handful of excellent, modern (i.e., post-Dunning) histories (Foner's Reconstruction, of course, is the unparalleled, giant and may have intimidated other scholars into looking for other fields) are scholarly and thematically organized, and will not be read by the general, non-academic reader with an interest in history - unless assigned in class. The major exception I can think of is probably Nicholas Lemann's Redemption , which, however, deals only with Mississippi and Louisiana and, considering the subsequent absence of Reconstruction books being issued by major publishers, may not have sold that well and definitely did not start a trend. A lot of the great, popular narrative Civil War work in recent years has focused on specific battle or campaign studies (there are a lot of superb examples such as Stephen Sears and our own Dale Cox). Supplementing good, scholarly, state Reconstruction survey books (e.g., Cimbala, Shofner), I expect to start seeing accessible work focused on the experiences of communities, similar to the "battle books." Lane and Keith's separate "Colfax Massacre" books are examples. Al Hester's Enduring Legacy - I admit I haven't read his book yet - points in the same direction as does The Jackson County War. There are dozens, maybe hundreds, of Southern communities with dramatic and fascinating experiences during the Reconstruction years that are untold. I hope, and expect, that other researchers will be writing and publishing those stories soon.


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In a dramatic twist worthy of Downton Abbey's Christmas episode, the women who commissioned the global hit are to leave ITV to set up on their own, in what has been described as a "huge blow" to the broadcaster.
Laura Mackie, director of drama at ITV, and Sally Haynes, controller of drama commissioning, revealed today they were to leave and set up an independent production company. One industry insider said ITV had been left "in a state of shock".
They will leave the broadcaster in June after seven years in which they re-built ITV as a destination for quality drama, most notably Downton, the highest rating drama on British television last year.
Peter Fincham, ITV's director of television said the pair had "a tremendous run at ITV, and their legacy is an incredibly strong drama slate for 2013 and beyond," adding: "We're going to miss them."
Mackie joined ITV as controller of drama commissioning in 2006 from the BBC where she was head of drama serials. She had worked at the corporation with Haynes, who was a senior executive producer, before she too moved to ITV in 2006.
Mackie said today that she and Haynes were "incredibly proud of the dramas we've commissioned with Peter. The range of our output from Downton Abbey and Mr Selfridge through to Scott & Bailey and Appropriate Adult are testimony to the ambition of the channel."
Lisa Campbell, editor of Broadcast, said: "The departure will be a huge blow for ITV as Laura and Sally have spear-headed the broadcaster's drama renaissance. "
Among the pair's other commissions were Broadchurch, starring David Tennant, The Bletchley Circle, and Life of Crime. "They will be remembered first and foremost for bringing Downton Abbey to our screens, as well a global success," Ms Campbell said. "But they've also been responsible for a string of new drama hits on ITV1, not least Scott & Bailey which served to reinvent the popular crime genre with its compelling female protagonists."
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Bank of America Chicago Marathon Brand Naming Goes The Distance
The Chicago Marathon has a new name and logo design that features its new sponsor, the Bank of America.
The prominence of the Bank of America name has Logo Design Works wondering, cynically, if it will ever be called The Bank of America Marathon. Right now the official name is Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
I think that there will always be an uncomfortable reality that the naming of huge sports events will always have the sponsor's name close by, if not included. John Hancock is not shy about advertising its sponsorship of the Boston Marathon, although its name has not been officially attached to the event itself (nor has that of Huckabee, who is running it this year).
Not so with the ING New York Marathon.
The Tokyo Marathon has its own impressive logo but almost every image you see of the marathon includes the light blue Tokyo Metro name and logo as well. And on every site you see the other sponsor's logos featured prominently.
What do you do if you are the Marathon Bank in Wausau? You sponsor the Ice Tee Classic, of course!
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Revisiting our NHL playoffs crystal ball and looking ahead to Round 2
With the first round of the 2015 Stanley Cup playoffs in the books, we've assembled a quartet of SI.com staffers for a discussion of the hockey world's hot-button issues. Sam Page, Sarah Kwak and Allan Muir are joined by Michael Blinn to talk playoff predictions, surprises, disappointments and the inevitable officiating controversy.
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How is everyone feeling about their Crystal Ball predictions after one round?
SARAH KWAK: I feel OK about my prediction that Minnesota will play its final game with someone other than Devan Dubnyk in net. So far during this postseason, we've already seen nine teams use two goaltenders, and four went on to win their series. Dubnyk was one of those keepers who was pulled, but I think I may have underestimated Mike Yeo's confidence in him a bit. The Wild went right back to Dubnyk in the following game. I don't feel great about my prediction, but hey, it is at least in the realm of possibility.
SAM PAGE: I felt great the minute that empty net goal went in for Tampa Bay on Wednesday night. I whiffed on my upset pick of the Jets over the Ducks, but I thought then—and still do—that the Western Conference champ will come out of the Chicago-Minnesota matchup. I'm just now realizing that I picked Tampa over Chicago in the preseason and Tampa over Minnesota before the playoffs, so I've kind of hedged my bets.
MIKE BLINN: I can't say I'm having too many regrets, other than maybe overestimating the Blues, though maybe I shouldn't have picked against the Wild, the team I selected as my dark horse. At the end of the first round, I do have a pretty whopping seven of eight teams still standing, and that includes all four of my conference finalists. As far as Conn Smythe winners go, Derek Stepan hasn't stood out more than anyone else's choice (except maybe Rick Nash), but there are still three rounds of playoffs before all is said and done.
AL MUIR: You may be aces at editing, Blinn, but you need some help with your math. Looks to me like you got six right, which at least is better than our fancystats experts. I can't be too hard on you or the numbers nerds, though. I've whiffed on my share in the past. This year though, I'm golden. Seven of eight in the first round, missing only on my Ottawa upset pick. And it's only a matter of time before Ondrej Palat starts lighting it up for the Bolts and delivers on my shock value leading scorer call, right? Right?
KWAK: Johnny Gaudreau of Calgary. I was fully prepared to see the age-old tale of a rookie getting to the playoffs and having a reality check. But Gaudreau hasn't missed a beat, scoring six points in the Flames' six-game series against Vancouver. He'll have his hands full with the Ducks, and I'm again doubting him, but less than I would be if it weren't for his strong playoff debut.
PAGE: Patrick Kane came back looking rusty in Game 1 against Nashville, but he still had two points. In Game 2 he scored a goal. And by Game 5 he was doing stuff like this. I honestly thought there would be a recovery period after such a lengthy absence, during which Kane would play fewer minutes and stay off the scoresheet, but soon enough he was being double-shifted by Joel Quenneville.
BLINN: I keep expecting a team to find a weakness in Devan Dubnyk and exploit it, and he's making me eat my words. His numbers (2.32 GAA and .913 save percentage) are a bit more human than his regular season stats, but other than a team-wide Game 4 implosion against the Blues, he's provided rock solid goaltending that's given the Wild a chance to win every night. A goalie doesn't need to be superman in the postseason, he just needed to be consistently good enough. Dubnyk's done that.
MUIR: I really like what Jakob Silfverberg added to Anaheim's attack against the Jets. He has a terrific chemistry with Ryan Kesler that gave the Ducks the secondary scoring that has eluded them in the past. His speed, his playmaking and his defensive commitment really stood out.
• PREVIEWS: Canadiens-Lightning | Rangers-Capitals | Ducks-Flames | Blackhawks-Wild
Who is the one player who most needs to step it up in the second round?
KWAK: Rick Nash. After the first round, he may be playing a little into his reputation as a small-time scorer only. With only one goal in the Rangers' five-game series against Pittsburgh—that one was scored in the dying seconds of a loss—Nash has to carry a bigger scoring burden if New York is to beat Washington, especially now that Mats Zuccarello is out indefinitely with an upper body injury. Nash was able to generate 18 shots in the Penguins series, but his finish is what will matter in the end. The entire team's scoring ability needs an upgrade after playing all of those one-goal games against Pittsburgh. New York hasn't scored at will (11 goals in five games) the way it did throughout the season, and that is key for playoff success. That starts with Nash.
PAGE: I'll stay with the Blackhawks and say Corey Crawford needs to step it up. The Blackhawks clearly want him to be the man for this team and I don't think that's just deference to an established player they've won with before. They know they can only comfortably turn to Scott Darling so many times. If Chicago's goaltending situation totally goes to pot and costs them their last best shot at the Cup with this core, no one will blame Darling. The fans will hold that against Crawford forever.
MUIR: I'll take a goalie as well. Gimme Ben Bishop. His numbers were great—1.87 GAA, .923 save percentage and a five-on-five save percentage of .946—but he failed the eye test. You saw how shaky he looked, especially as Tampa Bay's series against Detroit progressed. The only reason he survived was because the Red Wings couldn't get sticks on the rebounds he was passing out like Halloween candy. He can't afford to be as generous against Montreal with Carey Price playing at the other end of the ice.
BLINN: The easy answers here are Steven Stamkos and Nash, but the Canadiens needs Max Pacioretty to pull it together more if they're going to survive. The Habs averaged just two goals per game and got through the first round because Price is on another level. Pacioretty is Montreal's most legitimate scoring threat, and if the Habs hope to keep pace with sleeping offensive giant Tampa Bay, he'll have to kickstart his motor in Game 1.
What are your thoughts on the state of officiating so far? Something the NHL needs to get a grip on or pretty much business as usual?
MUIR: I've already written plenty on the topic, so you know I'm unimpressed. There have been some huge oversights on dangerous plays, like Alex Ovechkin's cross-check of Islanders defenseman Thomas Hickey and Nik Kronwall's hit on Nikita Kucherov of the Lightning. Oh, and there was that blatant off-side on Wednesday night where one Bolts forward was maybe 10 feet inside the zone when another carried the puck in. I mean, that stuff can't happen, especially not at this time of year.
KWAK: I'm not sure what I expected out of the officiating, but it certainly has been rather uneven this spring. A quick whistle negated a Senators goal against Carey Price that could have been monumental in the series closer. The refs didn't call the Kronwall hit. They're not perfect, and that's to be expected. But if there's one thing I would like to see it's referees calling the hooking, holding and interference penalties that inherently slow the game. Players take their cues from the refs and test their boundaries in every game. Setting one early tone will go a long way to open up the action and put some excitement back. If not, then we'll all be watching repeats of the New York-Pittsburgh series, a run of 2–1 games that at times moves like molasses.
MUIR: Right? I don't even mind the occasional hook or hold as long as the offender is keeping his feet moving. Let 'em play, right? But when the lazy or tired or out-of-position obstruction fouls are being overlooked, that's where the game really bogs down. They're devaluing the product by letting that stuff go.
PAGE: The officiating is fine. There seem to be more complaints about the referees missing dirty hits than calling phantom penalties, which—assuming a certain amount of human error—is the side to which I prefer they err. Let them play—the violence adds to the stakes of the playoffs. Where would the drama be in the great Oilers-Islanders rivalry if every Billy Smith slash on Wayne Gretzky's ankles had lead to a power play?
BLINN: It's become par for the course at this point. Given the playoff atmosphere in the league during at least the last few weeks of the regular season, officials have been content to "let 'em play," and it's time to tighten up. A recent glimpse into a pregame strategy meeting showed that they're focused on the post-whistle festivities and retribution, but instead of trying to get a handle on things after the fact, a better plan might be to manage the game more effectively—even if that makes tossing a name-brand player like Ovechkin after a blatant hit from behind on a guy like Hickey.


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Crow Wing County Committees to meet
Crow Wing County Committees to meet
The following list includes Crow Wing County meetings that may be attended by one or more members of the Crow Wing County Board the week of May 26:
• Monday, Memorial Day: County offices closed and 9 a.m. Memorial Day Ceremony in Brainerd.
• 9 a.m. Tuesday, County Board meeting in County Board Room.
• 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Lands and Forestry Advisory Committee, Land Services Conference Room.
• 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Out-of-Home Placements Screening Team (Closed Meeting), Community Services Building, Room 31A.
• 10 a.m. June 2, Personnel Committee, County Administrator's Conference Room.
• 1 p.m. June 2, Extension Committee, Land Services Conference Room.
Crow Wing County Board of Commissioners to meet
9 a.m. Tuesday
County Board Room, third floor, Historic Courthouse
The agenda has been published as shown below but is subject to change to include such business as may come before the board.
1. Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Recognition of Retiring Employee Gary Gruber
3. Open Forum
4. Review and Approve 05/13/14 Regular County Board Meeting Minutes
5. Review & Approve 05/27/14 Regular County Board Meeting Agenda
6. Approve Consent Agenda
6.1 Bills
6.2 Personnel Actions
6.3 Renewal of Airport Property Lease
6.4 Exempt Gambling Permits
6.5 Applications for Repurchase of Forfeited Lands
6.6 2014 New Combination Liquor License
6.7 2014 New On Sale & Sunday Liquor License
6.8 2014 Club On Sale Liquor License Renewal
6.9 2014 Off Sale Liquor License Renewals
6.10 2014 Combination Liquor License Renewals
6.11 2014 On Sale & Sunday Liquor License Renewals
6.12 2014 3.2 Percent Malt Liquor License Renewals
6.13 Speed Study on CSAH 48
6.14 Road Construction Specifications
6.15 Advertise for Sealed Bids
6.16 Driveway Access Policy
6.17 Mailbox Support Policy
6.18 Recycling – 2013 Year End Figures (Informational)
6.19 2014 Federal Boating & Safety Patrol Supplemental Grant Agreement #78003
7. City of Crosslake, Update on Planning & Zoning Operations - Mayor Darrell Schneider
8. Schedule Public Hearing for Road Vacation in Unorganized Territory (South Lively Drive) - Brad Person
9.Land Services Department
9.1 Environmental Services
9.1.1 HKR Investments, LLC – Land Use Map Amendment
10. Human Resource Director
10.1 Health Insurance Benefit Plan Changes
11. County Administrator
11.1 Senior Management Team Report
11.2 Supporting Grant Applications with Letters of Intent
12. Additional Business
13. Committee Reports
14. Closed Session, Labor Negotiations
15. Adjournment
For more information, call 824-1067
Crow Wing County Board meeting agendas are available online at
Brainerd Parks and Recreation Department to meet
Regular Park Board Meeting
4 p.m. Tuesday
Brainerd City Hall Conference Room
• Call to Order
• Consent Calendar (Notice to Public) – All matters listed are considered routine by the board and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless good cause is shown prior to the time the Board votes on the motion to adopt.
• Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting held
April 22, 2014, as distributed
B. Approval of the disbursements for the month of May 2014
• Old Business
• Miracle League Field Rental
• Selective Harvest-Trailside Park
• New Business
• Lively Property Tax
• Requests for Use of City Facilities - 4
• Volleyball Tournament
• Public Forum - Time allocated for citizens to bring matters not on the agenda to the attention of the Board. Time limits may be imposed.
• Director's Report
• Additions to Agenda


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The World is AN Oyster
I always hated the saying, "The world is your oyster." I felt like it was making fun of me; it was teasing me because it wasn't.
I didn't meet the age requirements. I had the wrong timing. I lacked the degree. I was off key. My color choice was off. I wasn't revolutionary enough. I was too quiet. I was too loud. I was too childish. I wasn't acceptable the way I was.
I wasn't allowed to let the world be my oyster, because there was something wrong with me.
But thinking that meant I was even more wrong. I was wrong for pursuing something I obviously wasn't passionate enough about. I was wrong for letting it get to me. I was wrong for giving up.
But it was scary to try. Rejection on its own isn't pleasant, but when you feel life itself has become rejection, and that you just can't win, its a bit demotivating. Regardless, I was still wrong for not trying.
Needless to say trying to take the world by its reins because it fueled by self hatred. Creating goals for myself led to self disappointment, so I stopped creating goals. At first I judged myself. I was giving up and turning numb.
But I wasn't. I was letting go of only the ending result, but I wasn't letting go of the process. I still tried, but I didn't have to be perfect.
That was the day I believed in myself. That was when my best was my best, and I wasn't wrong for trying. That was the day I met my requirements. I realized I was wonderful the way I was, because not being perfect is the best I can be, as long as I am ok with it.
Then the other day some old friend of the family patted me on the back and said she was proud I'd made the world my oyster, I'd taken control of my destiny. I turned to her and I told her that wasn't what I did. I would never be worthy to earn the right to control my circumstances, but I earned the right to love how I handled them. The world wasn't an oyster. It was my perception.
She smiled at me.
"Then you have made it your oyster. It is full of opportunity if you care to find it."


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While I'm talking about networking, it's also worth remembering that Sonos has always been clever with its wireless implementation, by creating a mesh network in your home. This means that each ZonePlayer you add to your home acts as a wireless repeater for all the others, thus extending the wireless range. I tested the merits of the mesh networking when I installed the system in my house. Having recently had an extension built, it allowed me to place the ZP120 at the opposite end of the house from my router. I also placed the ZP120 in a closed AV cabinet, surrounded by various gaming consoles, HD players and my Sky box - a fairly hostile environment for any wireless device. With the cabinet door closed, the wireless connection to the ZP120 was fairly flaky at best, and just about usable once the door was open. However, when I setup the ZP90 in my dining room, which sits mid point through the house, the ZP120 had no problem connecting wirelessly - basically I'd halved the distance that the wireless signal had to travel, since the ZP90 acted as a repeater.
One thing that you don't get in the BU150 bundle is a ZoneBridge. This little box of tricks allows you to connect up to your home network, without having to waste a ZonePlayer - it will set you back an extra £69, but considering the ZP90 costs £249, it's a far more cost effective solution if your router/switch isn't in a convenient place. That said, Sonos has done the right thing by not bundling the ZoneBridge, because if you did have your router near your Hi-Fi, you could use the ZP90 to connect up to the network and stream music.
I'm still slightly stunned by how easy it is to setup and use a Sonos system, especially considering the amount of technology that's squeezed into each box. Even a novice user should be up and running in less than an hour - in fact the most time consuming part is deciding where you want to place each ZonePlayer, and how many rooms in your house you'd like filled with music. The Sonos Desktop software disc is both Windows and Mac compatible - a smart move, considering that most Mac users tend to have pretty extensive iTunes libraries.
Once you've setup all your ZonePlayers, you can just point your Sonos system at any folders on your network that contain music, whether on a PC or a NAS appliance, which is where I keep all my music. If you're an iPod user and you have a NAS appliance, you'll probably be using the latter as an iTunes server like me, but even if your network storage doesn't support iTunes, it doesn't matter, because Sonos needs nothing more than a folder path to access all your stored music. And if you drop more music into the folder, it's a simple one button update from either the desktop application or the remote handset to bring the Sonos library into line.
Looks like a nice system, however a question regarding the remote.
Since the system is able to use an iTunes server, and since Apple has now released the remote app for iTunes, do you think in the future Sonos will release an update / software that will let you control the system on the iPhone/iTouch?
Err - I never said it used an iTunes server, I was specifically saying that it doesn't need an iTunes server. That's what's so good about it, you're NAS appliance doesn't need to support any kind of streaming service.
Ah sorry, I thought I read it could connect to an iTunes server my bad
Amazed by this and saw/heard a demo recently...not a techie,and haven't got an MP3 player or iPod...bit behind the times!
One thing I haven't grasped yet...is it possible to play music files from the hard drive on the PC through the Sonos if the PC isn't turned on? If not, is there any way of listening to our CD collection around the house using the Sonos?
I've had the Sonos system for a few years now. The updated ZP90/Z120 look worthwhile on their own merits, but together with the price drop the system is just irresistable if you're serious about music.
During the time I've had it, it's been faultless and a joy to use.
Just like to add a couple of things to the review:
Big news is that there is now a free iPhone/iTouch app which turns these devices into fantastically slick controllers of the Sonos system. You can even purchase an iTouch and load the app for less than the cost of an additional Sonos controller.
There's also a free PC app which can control the system.
Lastly, Sonos also regularly supply free firmware updates that continually enahnce the product, such as support for additional file formats or new music services - although with support for a large complement of file types and streaming services such as Napster and internet radio, it's pretty comprehensive already.
In summary a fantastic product, with fantastic support which any music lover (Audiophile to mp3 junkie) would love.
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If Jesus needed the Spirit, then so do Christians today, says U.S. pastor
- July 29, 2010
- By Marv Knox, Baptist Standard
Today's Christians need the Holy Spirit's guidance, just like Jesus did 2,000 years ago, a U.S. pastor told participants at the Baptist World Congress.
Women combat poverty, abuse by walking in the Spirit
- July 29, 2010
- By Kaitlin Chapman
As women from every corner of the world gathered in their native dress with festive country displays in celebration of God's movement among all peoples during the BWA Women's Leadership Conference, the sea of colorful garb soon contrasted with the harsh reality of the state of women in the world today.
Focus group explores ethics of tourism
- July 29, 2010
- By David Wilkinson, Associated Baptist Press
Baptists meeting in one of the world's most popular tourist destinations were reminded July 29 that beneath the glitz and glitter of the tourism industry lie moral issues that call for a Christian response.
U.S. denies visas to about 1,000 hoping to attend BWA Congress
- July 28, 2010
- By Robert Dilday, Religious Herald
Listen to the Spirit, receive the anointing, Coffey urges Baptists
- July 28, 2010
- By Ken Camp, Baptist Standard
Vietnamese churches join Baptist World Alliance
- July 28, 2010
- By Marv Knox, Baptist Standard
Preach good news, proclaim freedom, seminary president urges Baptists
- July 28, 2010
- By Marv Knox, Baptist Standard
Southern Baptistsâ large military presence colors gay debate
- July 27, 2010
- By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service
South Africa to host continentâs first Baptist World Congress in 2015
- July 27, 2010
- By Robert Marus
Catholics in Nagaland claim persecution by Baptists
- July 26, 2010
- By Bob Allen
Baptists in Nagaland defended themselves against charges of anti-Catholic bigotry after villagers tore down a Catholic church because the town allows churches only of the Baptist denomination. The controversy has generated widespread media attention pitting Catholics against the Nagaland Baptist Church Council.
Jimmy Carter credits Baptist preacher for his election as president
- July 25, 2010
- By Bob Allen
Group demands apology for religious teaching that denigrates women
- July 25, 2010
- By Bob Allen
ABP celebrates 20th birthday marked by growing pains
- July 18, 2010
- By Bob Allen
Baptist Briefs: Crumpler honored
- July 14, 2010
- By Staff, Baptist Standard
CBF to evaluate structure, funding in two-year study
- June 24, 2010
- By Bob Allen


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Fletcher wary of Blues
Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher believes Chelsea are capable of winning at Old Trafford.
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Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher believes Chelsea have a great chance of going top at the weekend.
The two teams go head-to-head at Old Trafford on Saturday in a clash which will have a significant say on the outcome of the Premier League title race.
United have endured a tough week, having lost to Bayern Munich in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter final at the Allianz Arena and losing star striker Wayne Rooney for up to three weeks.
Sir Alex Ferguson's leading scorer fell awkwardly on his ankle in the game, with scans revealing minor ligament damage.
Scotland international Fletcher is looking for the Old Trafford fans to provide a welcome lift to the home side against a team he accepts will be dangerous opponents.
Top side
"The fans at Old Trafford are always great, so they'll hopefully help us over the line," he told The Times.
"It does give you a slight advantage, but this is a top Chelsea side. They are capable of winning.
"Chelsea have led the league for most of the season, and there is a reason they have done that. They are a very strong team.
"A lot of Chelsea players have experience of winning the league - albeit a few years ago - and I know they are determined to get back to that level."


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Rising above the gathering storm : energizing and employing America for a brighter economic future
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text: There would be nothing for me to say on the Windows 8 forum apart from saying that Windows 8 is horrible.Which it is. And that Windows 7 and Windows XP are better than Windows 8.Which is also true. And that Windows 8 is not the real Windows.Well Windows 8 is not really,it is more like another operating system.So that would not go down very well on a Windows 8 forum. I gave up using Linux because I did not know how to use it,and I have never used Mac. But I don't want to use Linux and Mac,which I don't know how to use anyway. That's why I use Windows. But now they are planning to make the next version of Windows like Linux or Mac. Well Windows 8 looks like Ubuntu or Mac and not like Windows at all. No wonder I and other people are so upset. This whole system they have when you go to the shops to buy a laptop.That because there is a new version of Windows out,if you want to buy Windows XP,Windows 2000,98,98 or Windows Vista you can't,because the shops don't sell it any more.That is not right. It is our life on the computer.If we want to buy Windows 7,Windows XP Windows 2000 or even Windows 98,or 95, then why can't we? We Windows users should be able to buy what version of Windows we want. But we cannot because the shops do not sell Windows XP or Windows 2000 any more. It is all very silly. Now they have this Windows 8. And if they stop selling Windows 7.We will be forced to buy Windows 8,when we do have to buy a new laptop. That is my worst nightmare. I and other people will be stuck with an operating system I and other people cannot figure out how to use. And I don't think I will be able to use Windows 8. The way it is,unless it has a normal start menu and desktop like Windows 7. I can understand people upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7. But Windows 7 is the real Windows and it is a new version of Windows,made only 2 years ago. Windows XP and Windows 7 are both good and they are both voted by me as the two number 1 operating systems. They could make a Windows 8 but without the Metro theme one that is like Windows 7.With a normal Windows 7 start menu and desktop. But why should we want to use Windows 8,even if it was like Windows 7,with no Metro theme? When we have got Windows 7 and Windows 7 is a brand new operating system brought out only 2 years ago? And most people have only just upgraded to Windows 7 and bought a new Windows 7 computer less than a year ago. So we have already got a new version of Windows-Windows 7. Andrea Borman.


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I'm looking for another beek near me I can contact for information about beekeeping in this locality. Thanks!!
I'm looking for another beek near me I can contact for information about beekeeping in this locality. Thanks!!
Use the "Advance Search" function and put "Ohio" in the Location field.
Regards, Barry
Painesville here. Starting another out yard in middlefield in the spring. Glad to help out. I am treatment free and use only local stock. Good luck
Life's a garden, dig it. -Joe Dirt
Thank you Barry!
Joe, I'm starting with 3 TF nucs with 2014 overwintered queens from VA. Do you mind sharing some of your management techniques? A bulleted list would be fine... (i.e, small cell, splits, housel positioning, etc)
All top bar hives now (3)
No foundation
Leave them their honey so I don't have to feed
Only use bees from swarms or local cut outs I do
Starting some Lang foundation less hives in the spring
Trying my hand at Queen rearing in the spring
Pretty much follow the michael Bush approach and let the bees be bees.
Life's a garden, dig it. -Joe Dirt
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Is anyone in NE Ohio?
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Good place to start. Summit county beekeepers is also a group to look into. They are very active on their facebook page.
-Dan Williams
About 10 miles north of you. In the snow belt. NE Ohio is indeed a difficult micro-climate.
Late-November to 1st week of March was a long time to hold it (no fly-day temperatures the whole time). The ladies did fine though.
1) Local stock is indeed superior. My best queens are daughters of the one I got from a giant swarm (8lb+) I collected in Kirtland. A survivor swarm from a bee tree in Canton is also very tough, though those girls are a bit free with the propolis (I'm giving them old equipment to seal-up though, make lemonade from that one) I hope to keep trapping in those locations for future swarms of survivor stock.
2) I'm not treatment free yet. I am using no-residue quasi-natural mite treatments for now. MAQS (formic acid) and Hopguard (beta acids). Thus I have no miticide residues in my combs and I'm getting survival rates matching those of the early 80's (when I first kept bees before a long break). It looks like I will be awash in bees this year.
3) I'm now harvesting in the spring. Last 2 winters have been brutal. I'm attributing some of the winter survival to an over-supply of winter stores.
4) Good mouse guards. Lost a small hive to a chewed-around guard. The nuc with sister queen that survived says that the small hive would have been fine without the rodent damage.
5) Wind break. Hiram area is gentle hills so this may not be as much a requirement.
Otherwise you're asking questions in a decent-enough place.
I am in Bainbridge, very close to 422 & 306. I am new to this area so this was my first year with bees in Ohio. I got a couple nucs from a source in Medina and also use many of Michael Bush's techniques: Natural cell, top entrance all mediums. I will be setting swarm traps out this spring.
I travel between Mansfield and painesville almost weekly. Your not to far out of the way. You can pm me questions, or for my number if you'd like.


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Generate Keywords/Synonyms using your topic, question or statement.
Pick out the "key words" within your statement or question. Find other words that mean the same. Use these words (2-3 at a time to begin) in a search for books in the online catalog or for articles in databases.
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Use a Thesaurus - Find other words with the same meaning
A few examples of changing up your words when doing a search for books or articles to get more results.
intervention: mediate, intermediate, intercede
effect: consequence, conslusion, outcome, result
recognize: understand, perceive
investigate: examine, inquire, explore, research
report: chart, describe, relate
abuse: bully, mistreat, brutalize, violate, harrass, harm, hurt, injure, victimize
disability: disorder, condition
Note: Many databases offer subject headings or standardized terms after starting a search. You can also type in a root word and add an asterisk*. The database will return results that have various endings. Example: recogniz* will return results that contain the words recognizable, recognition, recognize, etc.