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In early July I noticed a charge on my checking account for 29.95 taken out that morning. I immediatey called them and said i did not want there services and wanted the money returned as I had never approved an ongoing membership, only a 1 dollar transaction about six weeks before. After about twenty minutes of them trying to convince me to buy MORE of their services and me refusing, a representative told me my request would be submitted and the money should be returned to my account within one to two business days. TWO AND A HALF WEEKS LATER I called again, as the money was not returned and was told the request had somehow never been submitted and they would do it promptly and the money would be returned to my account in one to two business days. TODAY, over two weeks later, I called again and was told that an email was sent to me on July 23 (it was not) denying my refund. I asked to spek to a manager and was put on hold for ten minutes and then the call disconnected. I am furious. This company is a total fraud that will steal your money.
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In 2009, the number of repossessed autos increased to 1.9 million. The number of homes under foreclosure varies from month to month, but the 2009 total was about 2.8 million. For 2010, it seems that a million new foreclosed homes would be conservative, with a large percentage in California. Miss a few payments on an auto loan and you may wake up to an empty driveway. read more »
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Dallas was George W. Bush's first choice for a retirement destination but it gets low approval ratings elsewhere. A recent poll of readers of American Style magazine rated Dallas only 24th out of 25 large American cities as an arts destination. It came in immediately behind those well-known cultural magnets Milwaukee and Las Vegas, and ahead of only Jacksonville FL, even though it dwarfs all three places in terms of population, arts institutions and urban amenities. An apparently typical assessment residing in the blogosphere states flatly "God I hate Dallas. read more »
Love and the City
It has been said that the modern city is soulless, that it is heartless, and that it is brutal. The modern city represents in its scale and complexity one of the most extraordinary of human inventions, but there is also no doubt that everywhere in the world it is also one of our biggest failures.
The dysfunction of a city in the past was an inconvenience. The dysfunction of a city in the future will be a profound disaster for that city and, ironically, a profound opportunity for another city, of a smarter city. It will be an opportunity for a city that has found out how to position itself better in the world of cities, but more importantly in the eyes and hearts of its citizens. read more »
The Rise of the Efficient City
Smaller, more nimble urban regions promise a better life than the congested megalopolis.
Most of the world's population now lives in cities. To many academics, planners and developers, that means that the future will be dominated by what urban theorist Saskia Sassen calls "new geographies of centrality." According to this view, dense, urban centers with populations in excess of 20 million—such as metropolitan Tokyo, New Delhi, Sao Paolo and New York—are best suited to control the commanding heights of global economics and culture in the coming epoch. read more »
Toronto Election Highlights Failure of Amalgamation
In my pre-election piece on the Toronto election, I discussed the city's lingering malaise. It developed slowly but its roots can be traced to the 1998 amalgamation that swallowed up five suburban municipalities. This led to a six folds expansion of city boundaries and a tripling the population base. This amalgamation was initiated by the province of Ontario as a cost saving measure and faced major local opposition. read more »
Amtrak Fails To Weather The Storms
Why do I persist in riding Amtrak, the short name for the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, a company originally owned by the freight railways, but now subsidized by Congress and run like a Russian bureaucracy, complete with late trains, sullen employees, myriad petty regulations, budget deficits, cold coffee, feather bedding, broken seats, clogged toilets, rail cars that feel like buses, and a schedule that serves the interests of congressmen, lobbyists, unions, budget stimulators, and small-town mayors, but rarely passengers? read more »
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We have a severe drug problem, we've been told, that mostly affects suburbanites. The dangerous drug is not taken by mouth, nor by injection, yet it is used daily by every family member and must be stopped before we, as a nation, are utterly destroyed. According to many experts, our "dependence" on cars must stop. read more »
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We've decided to become a one car family. Denver has proven to be the ideal locale for this experiment, of sorts. The "Mile High City," and particularly our new neighborhood, provide a range of mobility options beyond the four-wheel variety for trekking from place to place.
The metropolitan area is naturally blessed with a mobility-favorable landscape. It is approximately 10 miles by 10 miles. More importantly, our neighborhood possesses what I affectionately refer to as "accessible proximity" to local amenities such as grocery stores, coffee houses, parks, and specialty shopping centers. The immediate area is not only safe, it's engaging in its physical and social makeup, with stately homes and troves of dog-walkers along suburban style streets. read more »
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Bristol beats the heat and parade marches on
The Bristol Fourth of July parade, the grand finale of the oldest, continuous Fourth of July celebration in America, once again delivered as promised. Tens of thousands of people lined Hope Street and High Street to watch and cheer as five divisions made up of countless marchers made their way along the two-and-a-half mile parade route.
At 10:30, as the parade was beginning to step off from the Chestnut Street staging area, two World War II-era training planes soared above the parade route.
With temperatures also soaring, staying cool was a challenge for those in the parade and for those watching.
Tim Donovan of Providence sat with his wife and four children on High Street. In the early hours of the morning, the trees on the eastern side of the road provided shade. As the day and parade wore on, the sun shifted and the shade disappeared.
"The kids are a little restless, but we did OK," Mr. Donovan said.
To stay cool, they drank lemonade from a nearby vendor and stayed in the shade as much as possible.
For the Donovan family, this was their first Fourth of July experience in Bristol, and the town made an impression.
"We'll come back again," Mr. Donovan said.
Neither he, nor any other spectators appeared to be concerned with security. Police Chief Josue Canario also felt comfortable with the level of preparedness he and the department took. "I did not see any less people coming to the parade, and maybe more in some areas," he said of this year's attendance. "The crowd definitely isn't any smaller."
The department's force of 40 men and women swelled to 150 law enforcement officers for the day, utilizing assistance from other municipalities, state and federal agencies.
And despite a handful of minor incidents, the day went very well from a safety standpoint, he said.
"We feel very confident we had enough" personnel on hand, Chief Canario said.
The day also provided a boost for local vendors, who sold food and drinks to the patient crowd.
Bristol House of Pizza had staff running pizzas up to their booth on State Street starting at 8:30 a.m. By 1:30 p.m. owner, Tula Gatos was sold out and customers kept wanting more. "It was a very good Fourth," she said.
Likewise, lemonade went fast and steady for nearly all vendors.
Ray Cantone of New England Lemonade sold 45 gallons of lemonade from his truck by 1 p.m.
Seven other trucks were scattered along the parade route.
And on Bradford Street, Samantha Fletcher kept scooping cup after cup with a line stretching across Bradford Street.
"I've been scooping since eight (a.m.)," she said.
She had no idea how many gallons she must have gone through, but just kept filling cups, taking money, and filling another, with a smile.
Not being a 'Bristolian' (have only lived here for 22 yrs), and I don't know the family, but most of us have seen David Gomes around town from time to time, happy go lucky and reminding us all to enjoy what we have in life, love and family, every day. His joy is an quiet inspiration to us all. Please pass along to Rich Dionne that the cover photo of David was wonderful - he did all photogs proud with this one. Thanks. Made my week.


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... the hotel, was fitted for special boots we had to wear for landings in Antarctica and by 10:30 had nothing to do. With a day to kill in Punta Arenas, I wandered around the town THREE times all before noon. Yep it is that big! (Although they have a killer seafood market and a pretty awesome little cafe where I had a terrific cafe late.)
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By JessicaCamerato
Only a fraction of the 2010 Boston Celtics team that fell one win shy of an NBA championship is on the Cs playoff roster this postseason. The faces may be different this time around, but the new players have bought in to the Celtics playoff mentality. Jeff Green Nenad Krstic, Sasha Pavlovic, and Von Wafer talked to CSNNE.com about how the Celtics approach to the playoffs compares to their previous postseason experiences.
Nenad Krstic
Last postseason Nenad Krstic played alongside the leagues leading scorer, Kevin Durant, on the Oklahoma City Thunder. This season, he is adjusting to a Celtics team whose title hunt is rooted in defense.
Here it is more detailed. Were learning their (the opponents) plays and were repeating through the practice the small details. Im not saying the Thunder arent doing the same thing, but when I was on the team we were more focusing offensively -- what can we do to score? Defensively we were doing some stuff, but not like detailed work here.
Von Wafer
Von Wafer was tossed from the Houston Rockets bench by head coach Rick Adelman for complaining about playing time during the 2009 Western Conference Semifinals against the Los Angeles Lakers. Two years later, he has a new outlook on the Celtics, even when he isnt on the court.
Oh the Celtics approach is different, a lot more focus. These guys arent playing around, so youve just got to be on your Ps and Qs. Its a different type of focus. They just turn it up a notch. Everybody turns it up. It helps me a lot because Ive got to be even more focused than those guys and stay on my Ps and Qs.
Sasha Pavlovic
Sasha Pavlovic made four consecutive postseason appearances with the Cleveland Cavaliers, including a seven-game Eastern Conference Semifinals series against the Celtics during the Cs 2008 title run. After a few months in Boston this season, he has an idea of what those Cavs clubs were missing.
The approach is pretty much the same but the guys are different. When I played in the playoffs with the Cavs, we had a younger team and a lot of guys that had never been in the playoffs before. Here, thats the only difference because we have a lot of guys who have been there before and we have more experience than we did with the Cavs. I think it helps a lot because if we had a couple of guys like that in Cleveland when we played, we would have been a lot better.
Jeff Green
Last season Green was part of a young Oklahoma City Thunder squad that turned heads by pushing the Los Angeles Lakers to six games in the first round of the 2010 playoffs. He looks to continue that fighting mentality in his playoff run with the Celtics.
The Celtics approach is a little bit more intense, but the ultimate goal is always the same. Do your studying on the team and do your best when you go out there.
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US firm Greenberg Traurig has asked partners for additional capital in a bid to create what it terms a "further equity cushion" during economic uncertainty.
The capital call, which it is understood is expected to raise $24m, requires equity partners to contribute 1 to 5 per cent of one year's total profit share, according to the firm's chief executive officer Richard Rosenbaum. A spokesperson for the firm confirmed that the contributions, which will be payable over two years, will be based on 'salary' levels, but declined to provide a further comment.
When asked how much of an impact the capital call will have on equity partners at the firm's UK office, Greenberg Traurig Maher (GTM), Rosenbaum said that it applies to "all" shareholders, of which the firm is thought to have around 300. He added that the decision is not based on any current need for cash but a desire to pad out its "equity cushion" given an unpredictable market.
"We have very low to no debt most of each year though we have significant credit availability, require modest capital compared to our peers and have not raised any capital from our shareholders in over 10 years," he said.
"So while there was no current cash need, bank or other requirement giving rise to this decision, it was a prudent move to create a further equity cushion which is fully consistent with our conservative financial management approach and with what other well-managed businesses are doing given the uncertainties in today's global economic climate."
The firm's UK arm, which launched in 2009 with the hire of former Mayer Brown co-vice chairman Paul Maher, made a loss of £714,000 in its first full year in the City, after incurring £9.4m in expenses. In 2009-10, the firm lost £3.3m following set up costs of £7.1m (2 May 2011).


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The bell gave off its loud, shrill noise indicating that school was over. The room became filled with the sound of chair legs scraping against the floor, books being piled into bags and excited chatter about the weekend.
I took my time, organising my books and making sure they were neat and tidy before placing them carefully in my bag. Pulling my coat off the back off the chair I glanced surreptitiously out the corner of my eye and breathed a sigh of relief as Kala Marks left the room. I so did not want to run into her after school.
'Kala?' the teacher called her back.
'Yes?' she paused at the doorway and smiled sweetly at the teacher, a perfect act. I took this opportunity to sneak past her, keeping my eyes planted firmly on the ground. Seeing as Kala and her friends had pretty much the same route home as me I decided to kill some time in the school library. Although I would never actually admit it to anyone, the library was my favourite place in the world. It was the place where I could just escape to a world of fiction and leave this cruel reality behind for several hours.
I headed to the back of the library and let my eyes wander over the section of Newly Imported books. Pulling out one that appealed to me I sunk into the comfy beanbag chair and began reading.
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My phone vibrated inside my pocket, jerking me sharply into the real world. I blinked, confused.
What time was it?
I pulled out my phone to check and saw I had 5 unread messages, all from mum. Crap.
Where r u, read the first one.
Answer your phone!
Come home now!
Do you realise what the time is
Zoey! This isn't funny, ring me now
'Shiiiit,' I muttered under my breath. I had been here for two hours! I was so busted.
I placed the book back on my shelf and jogged out of the library, down the steps and into the cool night air. I was going to be in so much trouble when I got home. Looking back, what I didn't count on though was the fact that I may not return home. Not now. Not ever. If only I had thought about that, maybe I would still be safe and sound, but that's just the way fate goes I guess. That little mistake, staying an hour too late in the library is how I wound up where I am now.
'Zoey!' someone shouted my name from behind me. Just as I turned round, something smacked me in the back of my head with immense force and I collapsed forward, hitting the ground sharply watching the world fade into grey.


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I refer to the letter of Charles Latham in answer to my article 'Loosening the straight jacket' (The Lawyer, 18 July 1995).
I am all in favour of improving European competition law. If this can be achieved without amending the EC Treaty, so much the better. But it is important there is no misunderstanding of the rules of this particular game. To my mind they are twofold. First, the jurisprudence which underlies the treaty is that of civil law. Second, Directorate IV has shown itself to be reluctant to give up its jurisdiction.
The question of jurisprudence raises another issue. Our common law system is evolving into a civil law system. Certainly this started in 1973 when the UK joined what is now the European Union. But the speed of this evolution is increasing. We have now the frequent use of the copy-out technique in the implementation of directives. In addition we have members of the judiciary who criticise parliamentary draughtsmen for seeking to interpret "defective" foreign laws (Beloit Technologies v Valmet Paper Machinery, The Times 12 May 1995).
In time we will have a better understanding of civil law jurisprudence. With this, it will be possible to make a more effective advance when advocating changes to the existing framework of European law.
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CRAVEN COUNTY - Craven County deputies said they arrested two men and seized drugs, along with almost a dozen dogs.
According to the Craven County Sheriff's Office, deputies arrested Ronnell Elder Neil Whitehead, 33, and William Anthony Glenn, 31, on cocaine possession charges. The arrests followed a traffic stop Tuesday night on Keith Circle in New Bern.
Deputies said they searched the vehicle and found cocaine, packaging material, and more than $7,000 in cash.
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Meet Allison, who spent her summer as an intern at the MOST.
At 14, Allison liked science, but didn't find it all that interesting. "The teacher was at the front of the room showing us the cool stuff, but we didn't get to do it," she said. "The MOST showed me that science can be fun!"
Five years ago, Allison participated in the MOST's annual Honeywell Summer Science Week, a five-day intensive science program for 80 students. Thanks to Honeywell and several generous donors, students attend at no charge.
Now in her second year as a chemistry major at Boston University, Allison spent her summer internship helping to oversee the 2016 Summer Science Week. "Watching the kids learn was the best part," she said.
The MOST reaches thousands of K-12 students every year. Some participate in our competitions, like the CNY Science & Engineering Fair and Rocket Team Challenge. Others come with their school—nearly 5,000 Syracuse City School District students come for field trips, and we have buses from area schools in our bus loop almost every day. Hundreds of home-schooled students make their way to the MOST as well.
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A journalist as France's first lady? Not a good ideaAgnès PoirierAgnès Poirier: France's 'first lady' wants to keep working. A laudable ambition, but French journalism is already highly politicised
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Estan Pipe Fittings Co., Ltd. is a professional pipe fittings manufacturer which focus on Carbon Steel Butt Weld Fittings, Stainless Steel Butt Weld Fittings, Forged Socket Weld Fittings, Forged Threaded Fittings, Flanges& Pipes.
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By Chris Kahn, Associated Press Writer
PHOENIX The man accused of leading the notorious Serial Shooter attacks two years ago watched with excitement as news reports logged his alleged killings and fear spread through neighborhoods across the Phoenix area, a prosecutor said Monday.
Deputy County Attorney Vincent Imbordino told jurors at the opening of Dale Hausner's murder trial that Hausner was a narcissist who enjoyed the effect on city residents as he fatally shot eight people and attacked 20 others from 2005 to 2006.
"It seemed for a while like they were never going to end," Imbordino told 20 jurors on the first day of what is expected to be a nine-month trial.
Hausner, 35, has pleaded not guilty to the 87 criminal counts he's charged with. His lawyer, Ken Everett, wouldn't comment Monday, but in previous hearings he has criticized prosecutors for relying on the testimony of Hausner's former roommate, Samuel Dieteman.
Dieteman, who is expected to testify during the trial, already has pleaded guilty to two murders in the case. Everett has said that Dieteman is giving prosecutors faulty information in hopes of getting out of the death penalty.
Defense lawyers are expected to make their opening statements Tuesday.
During Monday's hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court, Imbordino told jurors how Hausner kept newspaper clippings of the shootings in a black binder. Imbordino said Hausner recorded an America's Most Wanted show about the serial attacks and bragged to Dieteman that the death toll was higher than the official police count.
The attacks "obviously were important to him," Imbordino said. "Important to keep a record of what he was doing."
Hausner also was careful, Imbordino said, using plastic gloves while removing and handling shotgun shells. However, investigators still have been able to link 22-caliber shell casings from some of the attacks to casings found more than a year later in Hausner's Toyota Camry.
During the hearing, jurors also were shown photos of each of Hausner's alleged victims, a group that illustrated the randomness of the shootings. They included transients and a woman who had gotten out of a car after a feud with her husband.
One of the victims, Tony Mendez, was fatally shot in 2005 when he was riding his bicycle.
"The bullet tore through his heart, and he bled to death right there in the street," Imbordino said.
Hausner and Dieteman were arrested Aug. 3, 2006, in their Mesa apartment, where investigators found numerous firearms, news clippings of the investigation, and a map of the city marked with what police said are locations of some of the shootings.
The Serial Shooters case was one of two serial murder investigations that put the Phoenix area on edge for months during the summer of 2006. Police attributed another 23 attacks, including nine slayings, to an assailant dubbed the Baseline Killer.
A month after Hausner and Dieteman's arrests, police arrested Mark Goudeau and eventually accused him of being the Baseline Killer. Goudeau was sentenced to 438 years in prison for two sexual assaults and still faces trial on the murder charges.
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"American BeheMouth" tells the story of a fisheries hobbyist who raises and catches the world-record bigmouth bass in the "Area 51 of Bass Fishing," a secret 70-acre lake.
"American BeheMouth" tells the story of a fisheries hobbyist who raises and catches the world-record bigmouth bass in the "Area 51 of Bass Fishing," a secret 70-acre lake.
"Everyone dreams of landing a world-record fish, and some have even tried to raise the record, the author, Jason Covington, says. "However, the 27-pound bass was not submitted to the International Game Fish Association for record certification because of the circumstances by which it was caught."
Covington's new book details the years of research that solves age-old fisheries questions with a methodology for growing fish to these proportions. The formula includes a new fish-to-food ratio as well as the baitfish used and the environmental conditions required to raise the behemouth. The book tells several other true stories (fictionalized)
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Total mileage: 51
June mileage: 243.1
Still around, still breathing, not so much pedaling. My family's been in town, and you know how that goes - days that once sported 24 hours each suddenly seem to only have four. Busy busy busy, not that I have good exuse.
I left my camera at work. But here's some of the photos I've taken in the past five days:
*The blurry dorsal fin of a humpback whale
*An even blurrier photo of a black bear cub hugging an interpretive nature sign (I promise, that black blob is really one of three cubs that crossed my path behind an intimidating but indifferent mama bear.)
*A big glacier
*Another big glacier, blurred by a cloud
*Famous Alaska poet John Haines
*Baby moose
*My mom actually riding her own bicycle
*Poor, poor seasick Anthony (at least, I think that red blur slumped over the railing is poor, poor seasick Anthony.)
*Puffins and sea lions
*The great cat standoff
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As some of you may know, there is an important construction project that is now under way in Sacramento, called the Fix 50 project.
If you go to www.Fix50.com you will find background information on the project. What this means is that through Wednesday, June 25 (with a break May 22 through 26), due to construction work on U.S. 50 between 18th and 24th streets, significant traffic delays and re-routing is anticipated.
As chairman of the Yolo County Transportation District, I wanted to let you know that we have undertaken several steps to give you some trip alternatives to driving your car alone.
n Know that most, if not all, Yolobus routes operating along Interstate 80, U.S. 50, Highway 113, Interstate 5, throughout West Sacramento and in downtown Sacramento will experience congestion and delays. This also applies to buses on local streets, as they will likely be backed up due to traffic getting on or off the freeways. Know in advance that your trip could be delayed by 60 minutes or longer.
n Before traveling along these roads and freeways, we encourage you to plan your trip carefully. Please consider alternatives to driving, such as Yolobus, Unitrans, the Capitol Corridor trains, ridesharing, walking, bicycling, telecommuting, flex time, and otherwise not making unnecessary trips. You might also want to consider taking an earlier bus, if one is available.
n Check online at such sites as www.fix50.com, www.dot.ca.gov/hq/roadinfo/, www.waze.com, www.yolobus.com, www.Unitrans.com and with the media about the traffic situation. Yolobus and Unitrans both provide real time bus location information.
n We plan to run extra Yolobus buses to help fill in on some routes, like routes 42A and 42B, to help get them get back on schedule where possible. Unfortunately, we can't do this for every route and every trip.
n If needed, we plan to operate an extra paratransit vehicle to deal with delays in central and east Sacramento for people using our service for things like kidney dialysis, cancer treatments and other medical appointments.
Yolobus currently operates 11 morning peak hour bus trips from Davis to downtown Sacramento. We also run the routes 42B and 42A to and from downtown Sacramento throughout the day. Because all of those buses operate along Interstate I-5, Highway 113, I-80 and U.S. 50, expect delays of 60 minutes or more.
Added Davis/Sacramento Express trip: On weekdays from April 22 through May 21, we plan to run an extra Route 232 bus trip from Davis to Sacramento in the morning and back in the afternoon.
It leaves the first bus stop at Covell/Sycamore at 6:14 a.m. and leaves the first downtown Sacramento stop at 5:13 a.m.
Free Unitrans Service: To minimize the number of cars getting caught up on local streets, we've arranged for Unitrans to offer free rides from April 22 through May 21, including Saturdays! This is a big thing and I encourage all Davis residents to ride Unitrans service for free.
Capitol Corridor Trains: The Capitol Corridor train system offers several peak hour trips between the Davis and downtown Sacramento AMTRAK train stations. We will be selling Capitol Corridor train tickets in sheets of 10 for $3 per ticket ($30 total). Those tickets will be valid only on weekdays on certain commute hour trips. We will make these tickets valid from through June 25. There is a limit of 80 tickets (8 sheets) per rider. They will be for sale at the following places:
n Online a www.yolobus.com
n At Yolo County Transportation District (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., throughout the project)
n Davis City Hall-Department of Parks and Recreation, 600 A Street, Suite C, Davis
n UC Davis Transportation & Parking Services -- North of the West Entry Parking Structure, and Southeast of the ARC, on N. Dairy Road.
n Just outside the Amtrak Station (6:30-8:30 a.m., April 22-25, 6:30-8:30 a.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays April 28 through May 20)
If you are taking the Capitol Corridor train and want to transfer to a Yolobus, RT bus or RT Light rail, be sure to ask the train conductor for a transfer slip.
Yolobus currently operates five morning peak hour bus trips from Woodland to downtown Sacramento. We also run the routes 42A and 42B to and from downtown Sacramento throughout the day. Because all of those buses operate along Interstate I-5, Highway 113, I-80 and U.S. 50, expect delays of 60 minutes or more.
Added Woodland/Sacramento Express trip: On weekdays through May 21, we plan to run an extra Route 45 bus trip from Woodland to Sacramento in the morning and back in the afternoon. That bus leaves the bus stop at East Main/Matmor at 6:47 a.m., and we've added a 4:55 p.m. return trip from downtown Sacramento.
West Sacramento:
We run a lot of Yolobus service in West Sacramento and into downtown Sacramento. Many surface streets in West Sacramento will likely be very congested. Those local buses are therefore likely to experience delays. For local West Sacramento routes 40, 41 and 240, if we find the buses on these routes stuck in traffic, we may end the routes at the transit center and have our riders transfer to the frequent route 340 service. This would only happen on weekdays through May 21.
Added Southport/Sacramento trip: On weekdays through May 21, we plan to run an extra morning Route 39 trip from Southport to Sacramento, plus the reverse of that in afternoons. It starts at 6:35 a.m., plus there is a 4:35 p.m. trip from downtown Sacramento that we've added.
Extended Route 340 service: On weekdays through May 21, we plan to modify local Route 340 so that it runs between the West Sacramento transit center and downtown Sacramento. Some trips will be extended to the Sacramento Amtrak station. Some afternoon Route 340 trips will be operated into the early evening. To speed up boardings on this trip, rides will be free!
Added West Sacramento/Raley Field Service: For up to 31 Sacramento Rivercat home games, there will be Yolobus trips after the game from Raley Field to Southport, plus from Raley Field mimicking the Route 41. That information will be available at www.yolobus.com.
-- Lucas Frerichs is chairman of the Yolo County Transportation District.


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To the Editor:
As your Nov. 20 front-page article notes, the number of women taking fertility drugs has almost tripled since 1988, often resulting in multiple pregnancies. Other women become pregnant with ''test tube'' babies in treatments involving the implantation of multiple embryos to guarantee high success rates. These multiple pregnancies result in either multiple births or, more frequently, the need for ''selective reduction,'' or abortion of the unwanted embryos.
Why is there an outcry against the abortion of unwanted embryos, while the abortion of embryos deliberately conceived or generated in labs is quietly accepted? Is it because many of the women who abort unwanted pregnancies are poor, while many of the women undergoing fertility treatments are well off?
Both those who argue against abortion in all cases and those supporters of abortion who recognize a moral continuum should begin to debate this deliberate creation and then deliberate elimination of embryos engineered to gratify a woman's perceived right to give birth to a child.
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Located within 2 miles (3 km) of Pike County Confederate Monument, Best Western Troy Inn places you within a few miles (5 km) of Troy University. This hotel has 53 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium is also 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from this Troy hotel.
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Prenatal DNA testing: which option is best for you?
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 in 33 babies is born with a birth defect. Prenatal DNA tests diagnose numerous genetic and neurological disorders during the first and second trimesters and allow soon-to-be parents to think about their options.
Mainly, your physician may suggest prenatal DNA testing if:
- At the time of birth, you will be 35 years of age or older
- There is a history of genetic disorders in your family
- You have had a previous child with a birth defect
- Other reasons that may be indicated by your physician
The results of a prenatal DNA test can prove useful if your child will need immediate care in which can you can organize any needs in the hospital where the delivery will take place beforehand, or get a head start on preparing anything you may need for your home in order to care for your child. Before deciding on having a test administered, discuss the details, risks, and any questions or concerns you may have with your doctor.
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Gestation Period: As early as Week 10
What it will detect: Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome, and Patau syndrome.
How it Works: This is a highly accurate, non-invasive prenatal DNA test that uses a blood sample from the mother. Your physician will receive the results in approximately 5 days once the sample is received in the lab.
Possible Risks: This is a non-invasive test, which results in zero risk for you or your baby.
Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)
Gestation period: Between weeks 10 – 12
What it will detect: Down's syndrome, cystic fibrosis, Tay-Sachs,
How it works: During the procedure, a sample of cells from the placenta, called chorionic villi, is collected by guiding and inserting a needle either through the abdomen or through the cervix with the aid of ultrasonography. The test will last about 10 minutes, and your physician will receive the results in about 2-3 weeks.
Possible Risks: Spotting, infection, Rh sensitization (if the mother has Rh-negative blood and the baby has Rh-positive blood) may occur if some of the baby's blood enters the mother's bloodstream, this will then need to be treated. The chance of a miscarriage is about 1-2%.
Amniocentesis or Amniotic Fluid Test (AFT)
Gestation period: Between weeks 15 – 20
What it will detect: Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome, Patau syndrome, and neural tube defects that affect the spine or brain, such as spina bifida and anencephaly.
How it Works: A small amount of amniotic fluid is removed from the uterus via the abdomen using a needle. Amniotic fluid contains cells that have been shed by the fetus, which physicians use in completing the analysis. The time it takes to actually retrieve the fluid will take about 1 minute, and your physician will receive the results in about 2 weeks.
Possible Risks:
Amniocentesis performed at or after the 15 week of gestation carry a 0.33% – 0.2% chance of a miscarriage. Other possible risks include Rh sensitization, infection and slight leaking of amniotic fluid – this normally stops within one week of the procedure.
Cordocentesis or Percutaneous Umbilical Cord Blood Sampling (PUBS)
Gestation Period: After week 17
What it will detect: This method is now commonly used to detect anemia in the fetus. The procedure also allows physicians to perform a blood transfusion to the fetus if necessary.
How it works: Cordocentesis is offered if neither amniocentesis, CVS or other methods are unlikely to produce diagnostic results. A sample of blood from the fetal umbilical cord is collected by inserting a needle through the abdomen, using the guidance of ultrasonography. Test results will typically be given to your physician in a few days.
Possible Risks: Fetal bleeding, cord hematoma, decrease in the baby's heart rate, and infection. The possibility of a miscarriage is higher with this procedure, about 1.4% -1.9%, which explains its decrease in use.
Because of the risks associated with certain tests, these are typically only offered when a carrying mother meets certain clinical indications for screening. Your doctor will present the test options that are specific to you and your pregnancy.


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Riding Dirt Roads on Sunday, December 9
Start at Gorges State Park in North Carolina, ride to Crossroads Mountain and end on Musterground Road in the Bad Creek Project in South Carolina. This area is just north of Lake Jocassee. The ride is between 20 to 30 miles and takes around 4 or 5 hours.
This is a beautiful ride on mild dirt roads with a few rough places. It's perfect for stock 4x4 and beginner drivers. I went through this past Sunday with a stock TJ on street tires, with no trouble at all.
Meet at the store at the intersection of Hwy 64 and 281 in Lake Toxaway, NC. Roll out at 10:00 a.m.
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A History of Gressenhall Farm & Workhouse
In 1776 the combined parishes of Mitford and Launditch bought Chapel Farm at Gressenhall to build a 'house of industry' for the poor.
In 1834 the Poor Law Amendment Act led to the transformation of the house of industry into a workhouse. The aim was to keep costs low by making life for the paupers so unpleasant that people would do everything they could to avoid having to live there.
A new system of classification separated men, women and children. Work included breaking stones, pumping water, carting gravel and oakum picking for men and domestic chores in the kitchens, laundry and female wards for women. The only benefits were the health care and education.
The workhouse closed in 1948. After a short period of time as a home for the elderly, Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse opened as a museum in 1976.
The history of the building is explored in our new galleries. "Voices from the Workhouse" is a three-year Heritage Lottery Fund project which is transforming the museum displays, enabling us to tell the real stories of the people who lived and worked in the workhouse.
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You can't become AdWords certified like a BUNCH of people at Add3 unless you pass a couple tests. The first test on the list – the Google AdWords Fundamentals exam – is the first certification required before taking any of the other AdWords test, such as the Advanced, Display, Shopping, and others. The Fundamentals test is really an introduction to Google AdWords overall and is designed to test your knowledge of on the functions of AdWords and the basic knowledge required to use it properly. You really shouldn't be managing AdWords campaigns unless you can pass the exam.
Fundamentals Exam Details
The test is a 120-minute 90-question exam and you need a score of 85% to pass. Yes you actually will have to study to pass. If you fail you have to wait a week before retaking it! The test is open note/open browser. Even though you can potentially access your notes you will not have time to look up every answer; you only have 120 minutes to answer 90 questions. 90 very specific questions. Once you answer a question, there's no going back to recheck answers later.
Since this was my first time around – I did a lot of studying and took a lot of notes… and I made these Flashcards to help YOU with what you really need to know to pass the Fundamentals exam!
Study with Flashcards!
These are some sets of flashcards to study in preparation for the AdWords Fundamentals exam. They are by no mean 100% comprehensive, but they will help prepare you for the exam. The cards will be most helpful if you have already read the Fundamentals study guide since there's no way to cover all the nuances of AdWords in a blog post!
I made these flash cards using a cool little free app called Quizlet
AdWords Key Terms & Formulas
AdWords: Accounts & Ads
A Little More Insight Into the Fundamentals Exam
According to Google, the fundamentals test "…covers the most basic aspects of AdWords and online advertising, including account management and the value of search advertising," but in reality, it covers way more than that. Google does explicitly say the test is partially about account management, but they mean DETAILED account management. It is important to study what access you have to different functions within different levels of the account and My Client Center.
What You Really Need to Know
Though the Fundamentals study guide goes into really specific details in terms of the size of ads, number of words allowed in a specific line of a text ad, specific steps to follow to create campaigns or ad groups etc. you do NOT need to memorize these details (however, they are helpful to practice and know so you can be functionally proficient in AdWords). It is more important to study how AdWords works and what goes into creating a good ad (such as the text, what goes into choosing keywords, how to effectively use geo and language targeting, tools in AdWords to help improve performance, as well as how Ad Groups work and are organized).
Some More AdWords Fundamentals Resources
- About AdWords Certifications
- AdWords Fundamentals Study Guides
- Really nervous? Drop some coin on iPassExam Google Advertising Fundamentals Practice Exam (haven't used it but saw some good reviews)
That's it! Good luck studying; hopefully you'll feel like this at the end.
Need help? Contact Add3 about your AdWords campaigns.


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Pinwheel Galaxy: The Largest and Most Detailed Photo Ever Taken by Hubble
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LOOK AT HOW MANY STARS THERE ARE. It's so incomprehensible.
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Bechtel is among the most respected engineering, construction, and project management companies in the world.
Together with our customers, we deliver landmark projects—the modern marvels of the world—that foster sustainable progress and grow economies.
With every project we undertake, no matter the scale, we place a core focus on protecting people and the environment, promoting local economic development, and partnering with communities and society.
The new Tacoma Narrows Bridge is an award-winning solution to a traffic bottleneck,
In 2007, a Bechtel joint venture with Kiewit Pacific completed the longest U.S. suspension bridge built in four decades—the new Tacoma Narrows Bridge. As the third bridge to cross Puget Sound from Tacoma to Gig Harbor, the new span shares traffic with its adjacent namesake, which was completed following the spectacular collapse of the first Tacoma Narrows Bridge in 1940.
The last undulating moments of that aerodynamically unstable prewar bridge—Galloping Gertie—were caught on newsreel footage and helped forever change the way suspension bridges are built. The new bridge can withstand winds two-and-a-half times the speed of those that toppled Gertie.
The first major phase of construction—the foundations for the towers—began in the summer of 2003, when two giant caissons, each the size of a seven-story building, were towed into place just south of the existing bridge. Over the course of several months, they were slowly filled with concrete and sunk to the narrows floor, 50 yards (46 meters) below the surface. Our project team completed the caissons by June 2004.
Thanks to advances in materials technology, the new towers are made of reinforced concrete, requiring less maintenance than the steel towers of the adjacent bridge.
Each of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge's 46 steel road deck segments was lifted from a barge and 'trapezed' into place, an innovative process that required careful planning, coordination, and factoring in tidal currents and wind conditions. Two gantry cranes—moving along the bridge's main suspension cables like train cars on rails―hoisted the sections from barge to bridge.
Working in treacherous currents above and around the officially protected historic sunken ruins of Galloping Gertie was the opportunity of a lifetime for many of Bechtel's bridge-building professionals.
Learning from past failures, such as Galloping Gertie, designers today use lighter, less-rigid steel plates with beams running two directions to better distribute loads and flex in response to changing environmental conditions—including high winds.


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Former FBI agent reveals techniques to detect deception
JP Schneider stashed this in Humans
Stashed in: Truth, Pants on fire!
Look for a direct yes or no. Beware the person who uses well.
The land of 'is'
Yes-or-no questions deserve yes-or-no answers. When people cannot or do not want to answer yes or no, they typically go to the Land of Is. This concept was derived from President Clinton's now infamous statement, "It depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is' is. If 'is' means 'is,' and never has been, that's one thing. If it means there is none, that was a completely true statement."
The Land of Is occupies the space between truth and deception. The Land of Is consists of half-truths, innuendos, suppositions, assumptions, and verbal judo. Most people want to tell the truth, so they go to great lengths to contort the English language to maintain the illusion of truth without telling it entirely. People often find themselves in the Land of Is without ever being aware of it.
To test people for the truth, simply ask them a yes-or-no question. If they fail to answer yes or no, a red flag should pop up. After someone provides a convoluted answer to a direct question, ask the same question again. If he or she once again fails to answer with a yes or no, the probability of deception increases significantly.
Well ...
If you ask someone a direct yes-or-no question, and the response you get begins with the word "Well," there is a high probability of deception. When a person answering a direct question begins with "Well," it indicates that he or she is about to give an answer that he or she knows the questioner is not expecting.
Why should I believe you?
When truthful people are asked why others should believe them, they typically answer, "because I'm telling the truth" or some variation thereof. Liars have a difficult time saying "because I'm telling the truth," because they are not telling the truth. Instead, liars offer various responses such as "I'm an honest person," "You don't have to believe me if you don't want to," or "I have no reason to lie." The question "Why should I believe you?" can be asked in a variety of ways depending on the sensitivity of the relationship.
These methods do not detect deception with 100% certainty, but they do provide a strong indicator to determine if someone is being truthful. If a person answers questions directly, you can have confidence that the answer is truthful and that the person will not be aware that you have tested their veracity, thus preserving the integrity of ongoing relationships.
If the person does not directly answer questions, it does not necessarily mean you are being deceived, but you should examine the person's answers in greater detail.


text: Best Cookbooks of 2010Nothing makes a better gift than a lushly illustrated and deliciously written new cookbook. From a famous baker to the best restaurant in the world, The Daily Beast picks the best cookbooks of the year.12.03.10 11:54 AM ETNoma: Time and Place in Nordic CuisineNoma: Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine by René Redzepi is one of those coffee table cookbooks—its large square format and immensely complicated recipes would seem unwieldy in the kitchen. And one of the rare cookbooks worthy of placing alongside your art books—both because Ditte Isager's photography is stunning, and because the subject matter is about as philosophical and sophisticated as is possible for a book of recipes. In case you missed it, this year, after four years of dominance by Spain's El Bulli, Noma of Copenhagen was voted No. 1 at the World's 50 Best Restaurants awards. Thirty-two-year old Redzepi's 12-table restaurant offers an extreme, haute version of indigenous, seasonal food. All of the ingredients are hyper-local and most of them are handpicked in the neighboring wilds by Noma's team of full-time foragers. Of course, the esoteric ingredient lists would make this book a serious challenge to actually cook from—try sourcing musk ox, axelberry shoots, or bleak roe—but you can revel in the strange beauty of Redzepi's wizardry and passion. And hope to one day score one of those 12 tables.Heart of the Artichoke Heart of the Artichoke by David Tanis feels very of-the-moment. The book is arranged by season, and features several composed menus for each—at-home versions of what Tanis might serve at Chez Panisse, where he is the head chef. It has an appealingly eclectic feel and ranges from high-to-low brow (from Aunt Jemima's pancakes spiked with jalapeños and a page-long treatise on the joy of Ziploc baggies—to a recipe for spring lamb with rosemary that begins "In Spain and Italy, tender, milk-fed baby lamb is well-known and appreciated…." But Tanis doesn't limit himself to the Cal-Euro cuisine of other Chez Panisse cookbooks, and indeed his forays into the "ethnic" such as a "Feeling Vietnamese" and Mexican-inspired "Ripeness of Red Chiles" menus provide some of the most appealing recipes in the book. Tanis describes himself as "a restaurant chef who has always preferred to cook at home" and his recipes read accordingly, simple yet elegant.The Essential New York Times Cookbooks: Classic Recipes for a New Century Amanda Hesser's The Essential New York Times Cookbooks: Classic Recipes for a New Century is like the Metropolitan Museum of cookbooks. A compendium of the Times' most raved-about and influential recipes, the book offers a little something for everyone: from a 1897 recipe for Hot Cross Buns to Vichyssoise à La Ritz (1957) to Licorice Ice Cream (2000). The book is vast in scope and the longer you spend with it the more fully you will appreciate its seemingly inexhaustible collection of real and sometimes surprising gems. As you head toward your old favorites, something relatively unassuming (Delicious Milk Punch?) will undoubtedly catch your eye and reel you in. Hesser also offers useful insights into how the many recipes relate. The recipes have been thoughtfully culled from the Times' vast recipe archives and meticulously tested. (Full disclosure: I helped Hesser test a few of the recipes in the book.) In her introduction, Hesser calls the book as "a kind of 150-year flip book of American cooking," which seems apt. The personal, easy tone of the chapter introductions and recipe head notes make the nearly 5-pound beast of a book a compelling read. Hesser's book is not an update of Craig Claiborne's New York Times Cookbook, which has sold more than 3 million copies since 1961, but might be considered a 2.0 version. It's stylish and serious but also decidedly eclectic and fun.PlentyVegetarians often define themselves by what they won't eat. Enter chef Yotam Ottolenghi, whose popular column in The Guardian, " The New Vegetarian," features recipes for dishes that are meatless, but are less about denial than about the joy of vegetal bounty. His recently published Plenty (which is due out this spring, but is available on Amazon via the U.K.) offers a cornucopia of recipes in this vein. Ottolenghi, who owns the eponymous takeout shops and a restaurant in London, is from Israel, and has a bold Mediterranean-Middle Eastern sensibility. Quinoa salad is sprinkled with dried Iranian lime; barley salad is brightened by pomegranate and dill. Ottolenghi's first cookbook features a similarly inspired—and inspiring—collection of recipes, among them several meat and fish preparations as well as desserts. Anyone who has had the good fortune to pop into one of his London shops can attest that Ottolenghi's salads look as good in real life as they do in the photographs of these books—which is no small feat.In Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Food and RecipesIn Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Food and Recipes, Harold McGee distills our modern scientific knowledge of food chemistry into a nifty definitive volume. This handbook offers tips for both cooking techniques and ingredient sourcing—and indispensable advice for food safety. McGee is unique in that he doesn't simply tell you what to do, but takes the time to explain why and the science behind it. Not only does McGee offer a method for estimating the quality of stored eggs without cracking them open ("place one in a bowl and add water. A fresh egg will lie flat, an older egg will lift its blunt end toward the surface, and a very old egg will float"), but he also explains with scientific reasoning that the contents of eggs shrink and deteriorate as they age. This book would make a perfect gift for the novice cook and the well-seasoned one alike: It provides concise answers to the trickiest kitchen quandaries and conundrums.Tartine Bread The bread at San Francisco's Tartine Bakery reportedly sells out within an hour of being baked every afternoon. So readers would be well advised to try to replicate its famous sourdough at home with their new book, Tartine Bread by Chad Robinson. Extremely detailed bread baking instructions are illustrated with Eric Wolfinger's step-by-step photographs. Robinson developed his techniques over two decades of apprenticeship with artisan bakers in France and the U.S. and begins the book with a fascinating exploration of the history of bread. About half the book is dedicated to recipes that incorporate day-old bread—from a kale Caesar salad to sopa de ajo (classic Castilian garlic soup) to savory bread pudding—which are so good-looking that you will never discard stale bread again. These recipes are simple, yet spot-on, and lend the book a broad appeal to win over even occasional bread bakers and or bread-baking virgins.European Festival Food Not long after (or maybe just before) you exchange holiday gifts, you will likely sit down to a highly ritualized meal—of standing rib roast, goose, potato latkes or what have you. Europe has a particularly rich history of food rituals and ceremonies from the Greek custom of eating cheese for dinner on the last Sunday before Lent to the meat pie with mushy peas that constitute traditional Bonfire Night fare in Yorkshire, England. In European Festival Food, Elizabeth Luard has collected descriptions of these often-ancient feasts and festivals, which she peppers with fascinating anecdotes and bits of folklore, and for which she includes appropriate recipes. Not only will Luard enchant you with a delicious and soothing recipe for beef and saffron broth, one of the traditional offerings of the godmother to the mother of her newly born godchild in Hungary. Or she will explain the intricacies of the Finnish Students' Festival, which occurs on May 1 and involves the consumption of curled fritters. Luard, who lives in London and has written 10 previous cookbooks, acquired an appetite for feasts and festivals while raising her family in a remote region of southern Spain. The book is arranged chronologically and is handily divided into the months of the year so readers can focus on seasonality. Good Meat: The Complete Guide to Sourcing and Cooking SustainableDeborah Krasner's Good Meat: The Complete Guide to Sourcing and Cooking Sustainable Meat comes just in time for the meat-rich end-of-year feasting season. James Beard Award winner Krasner offers a comprehensive guide to sourcing, preparing, and cooking sustainably raised meat. Ethically and environmentally conscious omnivores will appreciate Krasner's thoughtful introduction, which demystifies terms like "grass-fed," and even experienced cooks will appreciate her systematic, well-illustrated breakdown of the various cuts of meat. The tone of the book is set by its Wendell Berry epigraph: "Husbandry is the name of all the practices that sustain life by connecting us conservingly to our places and our world; it is the art of keeping tied all the strands in the living network that sustains us." This book offers not just delicious recipes along the lines of leg of lamb with honey-mint pesto but also a thoughtful explanation of what exactly makes meat "good."My Favorite IngredientsCookbooks are a bit like plays, in that the English seem to have a real knack for producing them, and send the best ones across the pond once they're tried and tested. My Favorite Ingredients by Skye Gyngell is yet another great new cookery book by a London-based writer. Gyngell, who is the chef at London's acclaimed Petersham Nurseries Café, has arranged this book around 16 of her favorite ingredients such as "leaves" to "cherries" to "honey." This quirky organizing principle makes the book feel very personal, like a good friend hanging out with you in the kitchen. Gyngell writes in her introduction: "Nature provides ingredients in the same season that go together perfectly." Indeed, the recipes (many of which stem from the restaurant's repertoire) are unquestionably refined, but they also feel somehow holistic and pure. The recipe for chicken with garlic and fennel, which results in a kind of herbal chicken bouillabaisse, is alone worth the price of the book. Good to the Grain The subtitle of Good to the Grainby Kim Boyce, "Baking with Whole-Grain Flours," might turn you off. Whole-wheat bread is widely eaten, but whole-grain treats seem like an oxymoron. However, almost all of the recipes in the book, which is organized by grain—from amaranth to kamut—are immensely appealing. The genius of Boyce's book is that she isn't just substituting in whole-wheat flour for white or sneaking in tablespoons of wheat germ—rather, each recipe has been developed precisely to reveal and celebrate the nutty, grassy, or what-have-you characteristics of a particular grain. A recipe for hazelnut muffins, for example, begins "Teff flour, with its deep brown color and distinctly malty flavor, is a fantastic match for the richness of hazelnuts." The only issue with this book is that you'll find yourself spending as much time hunting down unusual flours to make, say, figgy buckwheat scones or injera (a traditional Ethiopian flatbread made with teff). This would make a great gift for the avid baker on your list—particularly so if you have the foresight to pair it with a couple of sacks of the aforementioned flours.


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Chapter Ten, Part Two: Mixolydian SongMature
"What's the matter, little Flamme? Can't keep hold of yourself?" he says suddenly when she opens her eyes again. Though still bearded, he is no longer standing beside her, instead, he is across the room slightly, his abrupt body quiet in white linen and sandals. In a softer voice, older and wiser and full of what he must consider an old man's mischief, he says, "Have you found the black door yet, the one with the crack on it?"
Hs big hands open, like water pouring into a desert, and instead of his dead heart, there is a very live rabbit there, white furred and huddling, its dark, guileless eyes open and restless. Her lavender gaze lies flayed and ravished by this, for some reason, trembling before the coney's scruffy scrunched up question of a countenance.
"Maybe I have! It matters not. I shall steal it, whatever you keep there!"
She imagines she looks quite fierce, determined. She is proud of herself. It is in the way she stands up to him.
Why then has she not moved to be closer to him, to show him her pride?
"Hahahaah! Hahahahahahahahah! Well, when you find it, come and get me. It's not a door to be painted lightly. Although I imagine –she- would think otherwise. You two ought to get along, given time! Hahahaha!"
He walks away, but not before waving his arm at a space down the hall, just out of view.
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Blind Follower
Surprisingly the Krarl's not parading me up the main street, as my dreams had convinced me they would. I had always thought I'd be chained up and dragged along like some animal, or tied to a stake hoisted above faceless shouts, not smuggled out into the thickets behind my home.
It's also odd that this Krarl is also alone.
At least, I hope it's alone.
One Krarl, even unprovoked, is bad enough.
Out of nowhere something pinches my shoulder and my neck. I start to cry out but something clammy stifles it.
"YOU CANNOT KNOW WHERE THE DOCTOR IS," he hisses in my ear, letting go of my mouth.
"Then how am I supposed to follow you?" I snap. I try to look around. Everything's white. The bugger's gone and blinded me! While my back was turned! Of all the demeaning, shameful---!
"COME," the Krarl orders. I can hear him move forward, and my legs jerk forward. Something in my being---or more specifically my legs---is compelled to follow probably exactly where the Krarl goes. Thoughts fume and swirl a bit, bouncing alternately between humiliation for my helpless state, hatred for the Krarls, wondering where the kuzimu we are. And underneath runs a curiosity about this Doctor.
There's a change from vegetation to dirt---must've been one of the old fields packed down by the first phases of the war---and then from dirt to metal. A door closes behind me after I enter. Any pretense of confidence flees as soon as I hear that latch click. I'd speak---or more likely scream---but I'm so terrified my vocal chords refuse to work, so I tremble instead.
"I RETURN WITH YOUR REQUEST, DOCTOR," the Krarl calls out. Footsteps start to come, at first far away, but quickly draw nearer. They pause.
"Ah! So you did." They start up again until I feel someone right next to me. "Thank you, Zlom, that'll do. Keep an eye out for anything, would you? I've to fix this one up."
In my right mind I'd get all indignant, but panic holds my right mind hostage at the moment. I start to feel fingers on my face and start to pull away, but there's something that stops me. The touch feels ancient---timeless, really---and it's going to help; I've no idea how, but somehow I just know it is. My head feels funny, and the white I've been seeing begins to rush, slowly at first, but then more furiously. A touch on the neck and the rushing stops, and the white's been replaced with color. I look around, and the colors move as I look. I can see! It's all out of focus, but I can see!
"There," the new voice says. "A bit fuzzy, maybe, but that's probably better."
I nod. Unsure of what to do I slowly sit on the floor, and a particular warm swirl of colors follows and moves more into my field of blurred vision.
After a spell the new voice speaks again with an audible smirk. "Well, some 'scourge of nations' you turned out to be, eh?"


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Synopsis: Four new whiz kids battle it out in this second competition of the Teen Tournament. Expensive crustaceans are a bit of a shocker in the appetizer baskets, while nerves and mishaps plague round two, and one of the competitors gets flustered with the sharpness of the knives and the scarcity of time allotted to complete creative lamb entrees. The two teen chefs who make it to the dessert round must create yummy, sweet dishes with a frozen treat and an Indian spice. Chopped is a reality cooking series presented by Ted Allen. Each episode of the series will be comprising of 4 chefs competing wherein every episode is divided …
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