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Ever since Uvalde County took over operations for its elderly nutrition program, meals that were once prepared inhouse are now being supplied by the kitchen at the county jail. Since Nov. 1, when the county took over day-to-
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Actress and painter Eve Plumb (better known as Jan Brady) is exhibiting several noir and western inspired paintings in celebration of the opening of Carriage House, a new luxury condominium in Chelsea. Plumb describes her paintings as "spontaneous still life" and remarked on the gallery-like atmosphere—white oak floors, exposed brick, high ceilings—of the $3.6 million penthouse where they are displayed. Both the paintings, on view through March, and the penthouse are worth a look. 159 West 24th St., 212.24 HOUSE (4-6873)


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Media Figures Push For U.S. Military Intervention In Syria As Military Urges Caution
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After recent reports that the Syrian government may have used chemical weapons against civilians, media figures have begun to push for U.S. military intervention in the region. But senior military leaders say that engagement could produce a negative long-term outcome.
Last month, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, detailed possible downsides to U.S. military involvement in Syria in a letter to Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI). In addition to possible collateral damage to civilians and the loss of U.S. aircraft, Dempsey notes that a poorly planned military incursion "could inadvertently empower extremists or unleash the very chemical weapons we seek to control." Additionally, Dempsey noted that military options could cost taxpayers between $500 million to $1 billion per month.
Nonetheless, media figures have begun the drumbeat for military intervention.
The Washington Post editorial board said that if the use of chemical weapons is proven, President Obama should order "direct U.S. retaliation against the Syrian military forces" and enforce a no-fly zone in southern Syria.
That paper's conservative blogger, Jennifer Rubin, wrote, "The isolationist right and the indifferent left have let it be known that it's not a good idea to do anything effective to rid Syria and the world of the butcher of Damascus" in a blog post headlined "Obama's foreign policy leads to hundreds killed by WMDs."
National Review's Victor Davis Hanson argued:
But the time for intervention, if one thought it would preclude the sort of devilish attack that may have occurred, was long ago, when the opposition was not so clearly dominated by al-Qaedists and their sympathizers, the Assad regime in the heady days of the Arab Spring was tottering, and the notion was preventing carnage, not post facto reacting to it.
Stephen Hayes of the Weekly Standard, who previously authored "The Connection: How al Qaeda's Collaboration with Saddam Hussein Has Endangered America," attacked President Obama for "empty words" on Syria, and asked if "the president now find[s] it acceptable, as he did not 18 months ago, for the United States 'to turn a blind eye to the atrocities in other countries?'"
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Northridge, Calif. – No. 1 UC Irvine hit a season-high .500 and extended its winning streak to eight with a 3-0 (27-25, 25-14, 25-23) victory over No. 13 Cal State Northridge at the Matadome Wednesday.
The Anteaters improve to 17-3 overall and 13-3 in the MPSF while Cal State Northridge goes to 8-12 on the year and 4-9 in league action.
UCI hit a season-high .500 (49-8-82), committing six of their errors in the final set. Reigning MPSF Player of the Week Carson Clark led all players with 17 kills, hitting .667 (17-1-24) and firing two aces. Outside hitters Kevin Tillie and Jeremy Dejno each added 11 kills with Dejno hitting .625 and Tillie leading the team in digs with six. Middle blockers Dan McDonnell and Scott Kevorken each recorded five kills with Kevorken recording a team-high four blocks.
Cal State Northridge was led by Brandon Lebrock with 12 kills. John Baker had seven kills.
UCI took a 5-2 lead in the first set on a Carson Clark ace and continued to lead 13-10 on a triple block by Jeremy Dejno, Scott Kevorken and Chris Austin. The Matadors would score the next three points to knot the score at 13-13 all. A Cal State Northridge kill and a UCI attack error would give the Matadors their first lead 17-16. The teams would trade points until a kill by Kevorken was followed by a Northridge attack that sailed long to give the Anteaters the 22-21 advantage. Cal State Northridge responded with three consecutive kills to regain the lead, 24-22. A pair of Kevin Tillie kills followed to tie the set again, 24-24. Each team scored a point then Dejno pounded an overpass and McDonnell put away the set winner, 27-25.
The Anteaters started the second set with a 6-1 lead and would go in to a 25-14 victory. Clark had eight kills in the set as the Anteaters did not commit an attack error and hit .636 (14-0-22).
The Matadors held a 4-3 lead in the third set before UCI had a kill by Clark, a solo block by Tillie and a block by Clark and Dan McDonnell to go ahead 6-4. The Anteaters continued to lead 10-7 before the Matadors had a kill and consecutive solo blocks by Jared Moore to tie the set at 10-10. UCI would go on a 6-1 run to push the lead to 16-11. A kill and a pair of aces by Julius Hoefer narrowed the UCI lead to 16-15, but a Tillie kill stopped the streak, 17-15. A kill by Clark gave UCI the 23-18 advantage, but the Matadors wouldn't go away tying it up 23-23. A Northridge serving error and a kill from the back row by Tillie ended the set 25-23 and the match 3-0.
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How Did the Pronghorn Cross the Fence?
May 04, 2017
How does a pronghorn get safely through a barbed-wire fence? That was the question posed by researchers in a study conducted by The Nature Conservancy, the University of Montana and the Alberta Conservation Association. The answer proved to be a surprise. Learn More
Conserving Grasslands and Family Ranching
Glasgow, MT
March 29, 2017
The Cornwell family has made another big contribution to conservation on their ranch along Buggy Creek near Glasgow. Learn More
Wildlife and Public Access Protected in Belmont Creek
December 15, 2016
Recreational public access and wildlife habitat have been protected on nearly 5,500 acres of former industrial timber land in the Blackfoot Valley. The Nature Conservancy (TNC) transferred the land to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) using an award from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Learn More
Nature Conservancy Completes Purchase of 117,000 Acres in Blackfoot River Valley
Helena, MT
January 22, 2015
Crown of the Continent lands part of 257-square-mile, two-state Great Western Checkerboards Project. Learn More
New Easement on Nearly 16,000 acres of the Northern Great Plains
Bitter Creek, MT
June 20, 2016
The Nature Conservancy has just secured a conservation easement on 15,959 acres of land on the Carroll ranch, north of Glasgow. The easement will contribute toward the conservation of one of the most intact grasslands on the continent. Learn More
The Nature Conservancy Helps Expand Nevada Lake Wildlife Management Area
March 22, 2016
The Nevada Lake Wildlife Management Area expanded by 760 acres thanks to a transfer from The Nature Conservancy to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Learn More
New Easement Closes in the High Divide
March 09, 2016
The Nature Conservancy in Montana has closed a 4,100 acre conservation easement on the Buhler ranch near Monida. Learn More
Montana Chapter Honored with National Award
Helena, MT
October 13, 2015
The Nature Conservancy in Montana was awarded the prestigious 2015 National Land Protection Award from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). This competitive award is presented annually to one nominee for significant contributions to land protection in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Learn More
Mark Aagenes Joins Nature Conservancy in Montana
Helena, MT
November 13, 2015
The Nature Conservancy in Montana is pleased to announce that Mark Aagenes has joined our team as the Director of Government Relations. Learn More
Report: Land & Water Conservation Fund Shapes Montana Economy, Way of Life
Bozeman, MT
June 10, 2015
Montana ranching, timber, recreation and environment benefit from federal program Learn More
Conserving a Prairie Forest
Glasgow, MT
March 26, 2015
New Milk River easement conserves cottonwoods and ranching Learn More
Nature Conservancy Expands Land for People & Wildlife
August 21, 2014
The Conservancy's sale of 26,705 acres to the U.S. Forest Service is improving habitat for people and wildlife. The sale is part of the landmark Montana Legacy Project which is piecing back together lands and waters that were fractured by a history of antiquated law and industrial logging.. Learn More
Bike to the Buffalo
April 06, 2017
A little used trail has been featured as a great spring destination in papers around the country. The Nature Conservancy in Montana helped conserve some of the land it traverses along the Blackfoot River Corridor. Read the story
The Art of Cowboy Conservation
Great Falls Tribune
March 08, 2017
Nature Conservancy staff were on hand at an exhibit of Western art to discuss the role that ranchers have long played in conservation. Ranch families are essential partners of the Conservancy in Montana. Read the story
Preserving Primm Meadows
Seeley Swan Pathfinder
November 03, 2016
The Conservancy is working with Montana Conservation Corps to restore forests and reduce the risks of wildfire in and around Primm Meadows in the Clearwater-Blackfoot Project. Read the story
Restoration in the Clearwater-Blackfoot Project
Seeley Swan Pathfinder
June 30, 2016
Restoration efforts are proceeding full throttle since the Conservancy purchased 117,000-acres for the Clearwater-Blackfoot Project. Old roads are disappearing or turning into trails, weeds are under siege and streams are running freer. Read more
Mt Dean Stone Partnership to Expand Missoula Open Space
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May 26, 2016
Hikers, bicyclists, hunters and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds are celebrating a partnership between The Nature Conservancy and Five Valleys Land Trust that will add another 4,200 acres of open space around Missoula. Learn more
Save the Land and Water Conservation Fund
The Billings Gazette
July 25, 2015
The Land and Water Conservation Fund has protected hundreds of thousands of acres where Montanans work and play. But, this vital fund is about to disappear unless Congress reauthorizes it before the end of September. Find out why we need the fund
Marshall Mountain land transfer preserves recreation potential
October 05, 2014
Sometimes in big land deals, little treasures pop up.
"When we acquired the Plum Creek land in the Montana Legacy Project, there were a number of surprises we found," said Nature Conservancy lands specialist Chris Bryant. "And one of them was the top of a ski area."
The top of Marshall Mountain, to be exact. While the base area of the former Missoula ski hill remains in private ownership, the top 480 acres of its runs and ski lifts were leased from Plum Creek Timber Co. When Plum Creek divested 310,000 acres of its western Montana woodlands, the Marshall bit was included. Read more.
No Listing for Grayling
Conservation Lands
August 21, 2014
The upper Missouri Arctic grayling will not be listed as an endangered special thanks to successful conservation efforts. The Nature Conservancy is among a group of public and private players who have been working to improve habitat for grayling in Southwest Montana. The fish had been a candidate for listing for many years, but the innovative partnership has restored stream banks, excluded livestock from sensitive areas, and increased seasonal flows so well that status of the fish has greatly improved. Read the press release
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Conservation Lands
August 21, 2014
The Conservancy's sale of 26,705 acres to the U.S. Forest Service is improving habitat for people and wildlife. The sale is part of the landmark Montana Legacy Project which is piecing back together lands and waters that were fractured by a history of antiquated law and industrial logging. Read more press release
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August 01, 2014
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What is likely to be in the agreement that is being negotiated?
This is a deal intended to defuse tensions and buy time for diplomacy. It would slow down the development of the Iranian nuclear programme on one hand and ease the build-up of sanctions on the other. It could release billions of dollars in Iranian frozen assets in Europe as a sweetener to help the new Iranian government sell the deal to the clerical and military leadership in Tehran.
An interim deal would have to address Iran's stock of medium-enriched uranium, the most immediate proliferation worry.
One way of doing this would be to turn it into reactor fuel, which is harder to enrich further to weapons grade, so less threatening.
Some limits are also likely to set on Iran's production of low enriched uranium and the number of centrifuges it has spinning so that the west could be assured that Iran was not amassing production capacity that it could "break out" – and dash to the production of a weapon too rapidly.
Will the agreement stick, even if it is agreed in Geneva?
The Obama administration would be able to arrange for the unfreezing of Iranian assets without having to go to Congress, but it would still have to convince the Senate not to pass the further raft of sanctions that are currently being prepared. If those were passed, it could derail the deal.
In Iran, President Rouhani will come under fire from conservative critics for giving way for too little, but as long as he has the backing of the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, he should be able to ride out the storm. Binyamin Netanyahu's furious denunciation of the deal might actually help sell it to hardliners.
What is left to be agreed?
A long-term settlement over the status of Iran's nuclear programme. Currently, Iran's uranium enrichment has been outlawed by successive UN security council resolutions. A comprehensive deal would accept Iran's right to enrich but place safeguards on it, while lifting sanctions generally.
Most probably a cap will be agreed, so that Iran is not allowed to produce any uranium more than 5% enriched, pure enough for nuclear power stations but not nearly enough for weapons. There would also be limits on the stockpile of low enriched uranium Iran could hold without turning it into reactor fuel, and/or limits on the number and types of centrifuges it can have spinning in its enrichment plant.
Some agreement would have to be reached on how many enrichment plants Iran could run (Iran has suggested it could live with two) and whether one of those can be the underground plant at Fordow.
A comprehensive solution would also have to address the heavy water plant at Arak, which is nearing completion and which would produce plutonium when commissioned, another serious proliferation risk.
If a deal is signed, does that mean sanctions work?
That is certainly the view in western capitals. It comes in the wake of steadily intensifying punitive measures, but cause and effect may not be so clear-cut. Iranians say that the breakthrough is a more direct result of the Iranian people electing Hassan Rouhani, and that was for a whole raft of reasons, only some of which had to do with foreign affairs, and only a few of those had to do with sanctions. It was a general rejection of hardline politics, in which sanctions could have played a role.
It seems clear however that adding more sanctions now would backfire, undermining Rouhani and strengthening the hand of hardliners in Tehran who are arguing that the west cannot be trusted and that Iran's only reliable strategy is defiance.
Analysts also argue that the west could have clinched today's deal several years ago, but had used sanctions in an abortive attempt to get Iran to stop enrichment altogether. That bid has clearly failed, as acceptance of Iranian enrichment at some level will have to be a part of any workable long-term agreement.


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One year ago I came to live here at my forever home with my family. It has been a wonderful year and I am very happy here. Since late November I have been on a diet to lose some weight, and I have been working very hard to get healthy and lose weight with the Metabolic Diet Food. I have done very well and my pawrents are proud of me! I have started getting thinner, and even though I have a way to go, its ok, because I feel good and I am more active now. By my gotcha day next year I will be svelt and the beautiful lynx-like movie star I was meant to be. After all a Diva must be lovely!!!
Some of you know I have some aggression problems when I wasnt getting my way. Auntie Maria told my mom about an Animal Communicator she used before and mommy and I had an appointment with her. She really helped us a lot . We are working together on helping me communicate without clawing, and helping me tolerate not always getting my way. Then yesterday a miracle occurred. I am the cat who nearly ate the vet who tried to trim my nails - I was a viscous girl! Well yesterday mom put Rescue Remedy in my food, on her hands, on the towel, on the scissors, on my paws...and then mom and dad just made a burrito out of me with the towel and mom easily clipped all my front claws in a few seconds! I didn't even move or complain. We immediately emailed Kate to tell her, and then I wrote a diary entry so all my Catster friends could see what a good girl I have become. And I wanted to say a big THANK YOU AUNTIE MARIA for turning us on to Kate, the communicator.
She told mommy that I had been returned over and over to the shelters and nobody kept me because of me being so bossy and striking out, and Mom said that will never happen again because I am in my real forever family now, and mom will love me all the time no matter what, and she will help me behave more the way I would like to do. And I am getting so much better!!! And I am home to stay.
I had my first vet appointment with the family vet. She was really sweet and pretty, but when she trimmed my back claws she pulled my fur so I almost removed her fingers! Mommy warned her that my temper is a force to be reckoned with. The pretty vet lady said I am healthy, except I am way too fat and I have acne on my chin. So I'm a chubby teenager. She wants me to lose 3 pounds! She also told mom and dad that I am a "dominant" cat. Ya think? Like they needed to be told, right? But she said I am a sweet kitty too, and, after all, I didn't really bite off any fingers. Purrrrrr.
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I just got my 'new' CMP service grade carbine. I actually have 3 others. I was reminded how on 9/11 it was a carbine I picked up and put in my truck as I joined two fellow Vets in assisting theo local Sheriff's dept in checking out bridges along I-10. I had 4 30 round mags loaded with soft point ammo which makes this little rifle very deadly.
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Our friends from PIQUE llc shared with us this house located outside the small village of Mormont in the Ardennes Forest of Belgium. Designed for a young family of four, the home will start as a summer house and expand into the sunlit basement to ultimately function as a permanent residence.
House in Mormont by PIQUE
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PIQUE often engages in the practice of Guerrilla Architecture. In an effort to exercise their design process, critical eye and interest in the urban fabric, they undertake subversive interrogations & interventions. This latest research project for the Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park is one such project that is beginning to get some real traction.
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Why do you want to start your own business?
People decide to start their own business for many different reasons. For some, it's something they've 'always wanted to do' or being entrepreneurial runs in the family, whilst for others - it's something they grew into over time after gaining experience and spotting opportunities to go it alone.
What spurred you on and who inspired you to become self-employed?
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You've already heard my story Paul but I'll recount it here for others! I built my first website (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/marie.greenough/) when I was 10 with my Dad and I was super interested in it! From there on in I was obsessed with making all sorts of websites and projects ranging from anti-bullying campaigns to arcades on sites like Piczo, Freewebs and other free website builders.
Fastforward a couple of years and I had started playing a game called 'Habbo Hotel' and found myself in a community of people who ran their own 'fansites' of this game which hosted online radios, competitions and forums. These people ranged from 13-19 so many had far more experience than I did in building websites so they often taught me the proper way of doing things as I got more and more involved in actually building these sites.
I think it must of been age 13 when I think it was the Xbox 360 that came out and I seriously wanted it! A lot of people used to sell their services for £5-£20 a layout for other peoples sites so I thought I'd try my hand at building them. I'd already had some experience with the pixel art style that they used so a lot of it came fairly easily to me. Soon enough I'd built up a great reputation and was the go-to guy for a lot of people for web design and development. As these people grew older and started to get involved in even bigger projects, these contacts proved invaluable and I managed to get on board with some really great startups working in a business environment doing what I loved. The deeper and deeper I got involved in business, the more I learned and the more I really wanted to do it myself.
I racked my brain for a business idea, I didn't have anything incredibly unique but a raging passion for talking to people and working with technology. My website services were good but it was hard to get from a freelance level with such a limited skill set. At age 15 I moved house and school and that's where I met my now business partner, Ed. The first person I'd ever met in real life who also loved making websites! Thing is is that he was great at the programming and scripting side rather than the design so we really patched the wholes in each others knowledge and together could take on much bigger projects. That's when it clicked! Ed hadn't really done any freelancing in the past but he was well up for starting a business.
Over the next few days we scraped together our lunch money and borrowed some cash off of our parents and we got £20 together. We bought a domain and some web hosting and started creating ourselves a website which sold our services.
We're now 2 years in to the business and up until now have been juggling it between school and generally being a teenager but we still got quite a lot done. We were making far more than our friends slaving away working in a chip shop or something, got to work when we wanted, doing something that we loved and now operate from centralised offices and taking on staff.
So, why did I start a business? I kind of just fell in to it. At an age where we're all encouraged to start getting jobs and buying our own things and having the confidence that I could make my own money, I just went for it!
I don't want to make websites for the rest of my life but the journey has been invaluable, I can't wait to get my hands even dirtier and dive in to more business ventures in the future. :-)
I've always wanted to make an impact on the world. I love creating and being productive. I have ideas that some people find a bit crazy until they see the outcome so I am well suited to working alone. Maybe that's why I felt I needed to start a business? Either way I think it just feels like something you have to do, nothing will stop you, though sometimes it feels like a curse and I wish I could settle for normal!
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There are lots of different reasons why people want to be self-emplyed. Every one wants to be independent and choose what to do. When you start your business you can be creative and have a chance to make your dream come true - isn't it a dream when you earn money on following your passions? It can be hard to find financing to start a business, borrowing money or taking out unsecured personal loans can be risky because you can not be sure that your business will bring you an income your expect. Also everything depends on a person, some people prefer working for some one, because then there's no need to worry if everything's goes right with your business, you know that you will get your monthly wage whatever happens.
My current business? Because I know something needs to change within our country and I don't believe the government are doing a good enough job at doing it. If it takes private schemes and services (such as Shell LIVEWire too!) to help young people develop businesses and solve unemployment, then I'm willing to give it my all to make it happen
I decided to become self employed wen I got made redundant from my job after working there for many years. Getting made redundant really changed my views on working for an employer as it's not as secure as some make out to be, especially in this climate.
Being self employed it allows me to be in the driving seat.
It allows me to be my own boss, make my own decisions and make unlimited money. I inspired by my friends who run their business successfully and growing it day by day.
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Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?)
Pros: Simply an awesome headunit. Most importantly is its superior sound. Countless audio adjustments, but I really like the super easy audio set up using the Auto Time Alignment and Auto EQ feature using the supplied microphone. Many inputs (3 plus BT), nice display and sleek look. Very good build quality and easy installation. Cons: some apps (deezer, TuneIn, iHeart, etc) from iPhone won't play sometimes on USB 1 and instead the unit automatically switches to the Pandora source...buggy. No HD Radio. Power button oddly placed on the front-bottom of unit.


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Judge Refuses to Stop Texas Execution
A federal judge in Texas late Friday declined to block the scheduled execution of a killer set for next week, based on fallout from last week's bungled execution in Oklahoma.
Robert James Campbell, 41, is set to be executed Tuesday for the kidnap, rape and murder of a bank teller in Houston in 1991. Campbell's lawyers say his execution is set to be conducted under the same 'shroud of secrecy' that they claim contributed to the bungled execution of Clayton Lockett, who writhed in pain as the lethal needle became dislodged from a vein, before his execution had to be halted. Lockett later died of a heart attack.
"It is unthinkable that the state of Texas intends to proceed with Mr. Campbell's execution," Maurie Levin, a law professor at the University of Texas and Campbell's appellate attorney, told 1200 WOAI news. "It is deeply shameful that Texas has more interest in protecting the identity of the supplying compounding pharmacy than they do in ensuring that they carry out executions in a humane manner."
Levin and other civil rights lawyers have been fighting to force Texas, which executes more convicts than any other state, to reveal the source of the pentobarbital that is uses in lethal injections. The Texas prison system has refused, saying disclosure would subject the pharmacy that supplies the drugs to demonstrations by death penalty opponents.
"Without transparency about the source, testing, purity, and efficacy of this drug, there is no way of knowing whether it will cause a prolonged, torturous death," Levin said.
Oklahoma used a three drug cocktail in last week's execution, which is different from the single drug used in Texas. But death penalty opponents say the secrecy that surrounds Texas' administration of capital punishment would allow the state to quickly switch execution protocols without the public knowing.
Levin didn't say if an appeal of today's ruling is likely.
The source of execution drugs has become a leading issue for opponents of capital punishment. Most major pharmaceutical companies refuse to allow their products to be used for executions, and many drug companies have branches in Europe, where the European Union forbids drugs made by European-based firms from being used for lethal injections in the United States.
This is forcing states which carry out executions to rely on small, independent 'compounding pharmacies,' which death penalty opponents say are outside of Food and Drug Administration oversight.
Levin pointed out that Oklahoma has issued a moratorium on executions following the Lockett incident, and suggested that Texas should do the same.
"Yet Texas is vigorously pursuing Mr. Campbell's execution, at the same time they have decided to suddenly shroud the process in secrecy," she said. "This is unacceptable and should not be tolerated in a civilized society."


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The SCOL had three individuals and a relay team all finish in the top 10 Saturday as the OHSAA Track & Field State Championships ended the 2014 season.
Division 1
The Lady Cavs Tanea Cousins finished 5th in the girls long jump. She had a top jump of 17 feet-8 1/4 inches beating her personal best of 17-6 set last week at the regionals which was the previous Cavaliers school record. It was the third time in the last four years that the Lady Cavs have placed an athlete in the top 8 of their event.
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So close...three 9th place finishes kept several athletes and a relay team off of the state podium (top 8 are point placers).
The Washington Court House Lady Lions 4 x 400 meter relay team coming off a school record 4.02.57 last week in the regionals finished 9th place in the finals with a time of 4.06.33. The team is made up of all underclassmen in juniors Molly Richards & Morgan Harper, sophomore Alexis Gray & freshman Kynzie Osbourne. It's the 4th year in a row that the Lady Lions have qualified at least one relay team to the state meet & this year unit was the first to qualify for the finals.
Miami Trace Caleb Wilt finished in 9th place in the 300 hurdles. He was 12th in the 110 hurdles at last year's state event.
Caleb, a junior ran a time of 39.77 seconds. He set a new school record at last week regional of 39.06 seconds.
Greenfield McClain senior Tara Karnes also finished in 9th place in the shot put. She had a best toss of 38 feet-2 3/4 inches---just 1/2 inch out of 8th place. She too set a new school record at last week regional at 39 feet 8 inches.


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Funded by the Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Conservation grant program, the Smart Lights for Smart Cities initiative installed more than 5,700 street lights in 25 metropolitan area communities. The initiative targeted smaller communities with populations less than 35,000.
Many cities and counties in the Kansas City metropolitan area use inefficient mercury and high-pressure sodium street lighting. MARC's Smart Lights test program showcased different technologies, primarily Light-Emitting Diode (LED) street lighting, and vendors demonstrating the benefits of changing to another lighting system first-hand.
Utilities want to know whether high-efficiency streetlights are a promising long-term technology. Municipalities want to be sure that the energy savings and costs LEDs can provide are sustainable enough to not only compensate for start-up costs, but also that they add value to public safety or the community character.
To help in this effort, MARC gathered feedback through the use of town hall-style meetings in some of the cities using the new lights, and also through our online engagement page Many Voices One Region.
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Smart Lights for Smart Cities Final Report
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A growing number of British families are hitting the European roads this summer for a fun-filled holiday.
Whether you plan on flying to your holiday destination or driving there, there are a number of things you may need to consider when hiring a car. In addition to car hire costs, there could also be the issue of car hire excess insurance.
If you are planning on flying to your holiday destination and driving overseas, it could be worth booking your car hire and car hire excess insurance in advance. You could shop around for a good deal by using a comparison tool such as the MoneyMaxim car hire and car hire insurance comparison service.
Car hire excess insurance is an additional extra which you might want to consider as it could give you peace of mind when driving in a foreign destination. Without excess cover you could be liable for any excess charge if the vehicle is damaged.
One of the main things you may need to consider when driving through European countries will be the cost of fuel and the regulations within that country.
Research shows that the price of fuel in some popular European holiday destinations has dramatically increased over the last five years. Figures from the Post Office show that petrol prices across Europe have increased by 60% in France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal in the last five years. Switzerland offers motorists the least value for money, with prices at the pumps shooting up by an average of 82% since 2007.
British holidaymakers are how having to pay an average of £1.37 per litre in Switzerland, £1.67 in Italy and £1.48 in France.
Another thing to take into consideration when driving overseas are the driving regulations and rules. For example, the French government is introducing a law from 1st July that any unused breathalyser must be kept in the vehicle at all times by all road users, including visitors. If not, they may be subjected to a significant fine.
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CANADA STOCKS-Fall in oil prices weigh on index futures
Feb 19 (Reuters) - Stock futures suggested a lower opening for Canada's main stock index on Friday as oil prices fell after a record build in U.S. crude inventories last week stoked concerns over persistent global oversupply.
Crude stocks rose by 2.1 million barrels to a peak of 504.1 million, data from the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed on Thursday.
March futures on the S&P TSX index were down 0.5 percent at 7:15 a.m. ET.
Inflation numbers and retail sales data are due at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Annual inflation rate is expected to have edged up slightly in January to 1.7 percent from 1.6 percent in December. Last month's annual core inflation rate is estimated at 1.9 percent, same as the previous month. Meanwhile, retail sales in December are predicted to have dropped by 0.6 percent from November.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index gained for a fourth straight session on Thursday, sustaining a six-week high, as gold, consumer and telecom stocks rose.
Dow Jones Industrial Average e-mini futures were down 0.35 percent at 7:15 a.m. ET, while S&P 500 e-mini futures were down 0.35 percent and Nasdaq 100 e-mini futures were down 0.40 percent.
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Scott, O's avoid arbitration with one-year deal
The deal -- first reported by The Baltimore Sun -- avoids what is often a contentious hearing, which had been scheduled for Monday, and is a compromise for both sides. Scott, last season's Most Valuable Oriole, wanted $6.85 million, while the club countered with $5.7 earlier this offseason. The two sides briefly flirted with the idea of a longer deal before settling on a one-year contract.
Scott, who earned $4.05 million in 2010, hit a career-high 27 home runs and totaled 72 RBIs in 131 games last season. Known to be a streaky hitter, he put together a solid four-and-a-half-month stretch, finishing with a .284 batting average and a .535 slugging percentage. With the Orioles agreeing to terms Vladimir Guerrero, Scott is expected to be the team's regular left fielder.
The Orioles' lone arbitration-eligible player without a contract is Jeremy Guthrie, whose hearing is scheduled for Wednesday. Guthrie proposed a salary of $6.5 million for 2011, while Baltimore countered with a $5 million offer. The 31-year-old ace anchored the club's rotation, particularly in the second half, when he went 8-4 with a 2.76 ERA in his final 14 starts.
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USD/JPY - daily technical Forecast
USD/JPY closed lower on Tuesday and the low-range close sets the stage for a steady to lower opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI remain neutral to bearish signalling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If it extends the decline, low crossing is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing would temper the near-term friendly outlook in the market.


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Beef Stroganoff has always been one of my favorites, and I'm also crazy about Beef Burgundy. The other day I combined the two recipes and was it ever goooood. The whole family loved it…how often does that happen at your house?
I like this recipe because it takes five minutes to start it in the morning, you can be gone all day, and then it's not too much trouble to throw it all together later…
Kitchen Kop's Beef Stroganoff Recipe
- A frozen round steak (with the bone), preferably grass-fed (find sources for healthy meat)
- A splash of raw apple cider (to draw the minerals out of the bone)
- Whatever veggie scraps you might have saved in a baggie in the freezer (Jeanne taught me that idea), like onions, celery, carrots, etc.
- A few cloves of crushed garlic
In the morning put the following items into the crock-pot. Cover with water (to at least half way up the sides so you end up with enough broth) and turn on high if you'll be eating in 4-5 hours or so, or turn it on low if it will cook all day. About 45 minutes to 1 hour before you're ready to eat, turn off the crock pot and carefully lift the meat out onto a plate to cool, but reserve the broth from the meat for your sauce (instructions below).
Cream Sauce Ingredients:
- One stick of butter
- Half onion, chopped
- 2-3 garlic cloves, chopped
- 8 Tablespoons flour
- 1 cup whole milk
- 3 cups sour cream (or plain yogurt, or more whole milk)
- 1/2 cup burgandy wine, or your favorite red wine
- Mushrooms — if your kids will eat them!
- Sea salt
- Pepper
In a big stock pot make a cream sauce by melting your stick of butter and lightly sauté the onions and garlic for a few minutes. Add the 8 Tablespoons of flour and keep stirring to incorporate the falovors from your onion and garlic into the flour. (See below for grain-free thickening.) Add 1 cup whole milk slowly and when it begins to thicken, add 3 cups of any combination of the following (I've tried all of them depending on what I have on hand and they're all good): plain yogurt, sour cream, or more whole milk. If it seems too thick, add milk. Keep in mind that it will thicken more as you continue stirring over medium heat, but you'll be thinning it some, too, as you add the rest of the liquid ingredients.
Once it begins to thicken, strain the broth from the crock-pot into the pan with the white sauce. Keep stirring as it thickens again. Add about 1/2 c. of burgundy wine, or your favorite red wine, and add more as you taste test to see how you like it. Add sea salt & pepper to your taste. If you feel like it you could also add any herbs you'd like for more flavors. If desired, sauté some mushrooms in butter and add those to the pot.
Now your meat should be falling apart easily after cooking it all day and cool enough to handle. I just go through it with my hands, but you could use a knife and fork if you want to – toss the gunky parts and add the pieces of beef to the pan. Adjust your seasonings 'til you're in heaven. (I like a lot of sea salt.)
To serve, spoon stroganoff over rice (we like the germinated brown rice) or whatever pasta you prefer – whole wheat, spelt, sprouted, etc.
To make this grain-free / gluten-free:
Please try it and let me know what you think! 🙂
- Have you seen this post with meal planning help and kitchen tips to make your life easier?!
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- More Crock Pot Meals – I need more of these, seems we have more nights than not when we have everyone going in different directions. If you have any easy crock pot recipes that your whole family loves, please share!
- I also love this beef burgundy recipe from Jenny!
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Cagliari Sack Coach Massimo Ficcadenti
Massimo Ficcadenti has officially been removed from his position as Cagliari coach this evening.
Isolani president Massimo Cellino is set to appoint his third manager of the season as Ficcadenti took over from Roberto Donadoni at the beginning of August.
"Massimo Ficcadenti is no longer the Cagliari Coach. The decision was made today," read a statement on the club's official website.
"Along with the Coach, his collaborators Conca, Fulgoni and Toffolutti also leave the Rossoblu.
"Cagliari Calcio thank Massimo Ficcadenti and his staff for the work done up until now with effort and professionalism."
It is thought that former Genoa and Palermo boss Davide Ballardini will be handed the reigns at the Sant'Elia.
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Angie's List: Are Your Appliances Ready For The Holidays?
Are you hosting any parties this holiday season? Have you thought about whether your appliances are up for it? In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan has a look at ways to prevent your appliances from failing on you, so you don't end up stuck with a big repair bill.
The holiday season your appliances will likely get a workout, but are they in good shape?
"When it comes to appliances, homeowners oftentimes take them for granted. We don't take proper care of them, and then we end up disappointed
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(CNSNews.com) - As the full Senate prepares to debate President Bush's top priority - education reform - the bill is providing fertile ground for lawmakers and special interest groups to insert language promoting various social agendas.
During the Clinton era, conservatives fumed about provisions of a 1994 bill that, among other things, gave out federal taxpayer money to schools for instituting so-called "hate crimes" curricula. Now, with a Republican president and Congress, conservatives hope to purge those provisions.
"When you hear the words 'violence prevention,' or 'prejudice' and 'intolerance' [in the education bill], what's happening is that [liberal activists] are taking 'prejudice' and 'intolerance' and saying that evangelicals are that," said Andrea Sheldon Lafferty, executive director of the Traditional Values Coalition.
"Those kinds of words are where the homosexuals come in and get their funding, where they promote anti-Christian bigotry, where they use words like 'institutionalized prejudice,' [as] a prejudice found in religious organizations," Lafferty said.
"It doesn't always have to always say 'hate crime,'" Lafferty continued. "It can say 'incidents of crime' or 'conflicts motivated by hate.' It's dangerous because a hate incident can be your child standing up in class and saying 'abortion is murder' or 'homosexuality is a sin.'"
The problem for conservatives is that, while the current House version of the education bill purges the previous hate crimes language and explicitly forbids funds from being used to promote or encourage homosexual (or heterosexual) activity, it's expected that the Senate version will stick with the old language.
"On the Senate side, even among the Republican members, they still want the hate crime stuff in there," said Erika Lestelle, education policy analyst for the Family Research Council. "It's going to be really difficult to get that out."
The problems flowing from federal hate crime language are pervasive, according to Lestelle, because the issue is so connected to the distribution of federal education money. If a school system wants federal money to combat violence and drugs, it must incorporate a message against hate crimes into different courses, like health courses, said Lestelle.
Lafferty points to incidents in which federal hate crime funds were allegedly used to link white supremacists to the Baptists and Pentecostal faiths and to educate grade-schoolers about sex change operations.
"You might ask, 'why is violence prevention not good for kids?'" said Lafferty. "This legislation is so broadly written that these wacko people can get money and promote this bizarreness to our children. How many American people think it's okay to teach kindergartners about sex change operations? That has been endorsed by government-funded curriculum."


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Not a fan of anisette liqueur, Winchester challenged himself to make a delicious drink with it. The result is this creamy, spicy cocktail.
Slideshow: Cocktail Party Recipes
- Servings: Makes 1 drink
- Ice
- 2 ounces gin, preferably London dry
- 1/2 ounce anisette liqueur
- 1 1/2 ounces heavy cream
- 1/2 ounce Simple Syrup
- Small pinch of freshly grated nutmeg, for garnish
How to make this recipe
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add all of the remaining ingredients except the garnish and shake well. Strain the drink into a chilled coupe and garnish with the nutmeg.
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jQuery.spritely can be used to create
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Entropy is a widget library that builds on concepts from Entwine:
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By using message passing, live bindings and simple object structure, you
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There isn't any documentation yet, but experimenting with the demos and
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Cisco ūmi: What are you thankful for?
Fall is in full swing, and the year is winding down. You can just feel it. The first snow flurries are beginning to cover the leaf piles in the Northeast. The Chicago winds are whipping off Lake Michigan, sending chills down the spines of Bears Fans. And out here in the Bay Area, well, summer is setting in up North in San Francisco. I still can't get over how that seems to happen every year…75 degrees in November!
And while much of the country might be winding down for winter, things are just starting to heat up for Cisco ūmi and the great team we have over here. It's been a little over a month since the launch and we have so much to be thankful for this year. Cisco ūmi systems are shipping to customers who pre-ordered them, and they are now available at Magnolia locations through Best Buy.
Tomorrow is the first Thanksgiving that families and friends from coast-to-coast will be able to sit down– together –and give a live holiday toast for that most famous of meals with ūmi.
I just called one of my friend's to wish him and his family a happy Thanksgiving over ūmi. I even got to talk to his 3 year old daughter!
The feedback we're getting is phenomenal, and it's all thanks to you, the fans of Cisco ūmi.
So thank you, and have a wonderful Thanksgiving! If you have time, check us out at one of 20 U.S. malls for our Cisco ūmi Mall Tour while you brave the masses on Black Friday.
AND, make sure to enter the Cisco ūmi Brings YOU Home for the Holidays contest. Upload a photo of you and/or someone you wish you could see for the holidays for a chance to win a pair of ūmi's.Tags:
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The BlackBerry A10 is expected to sport a 5 inch screen, .8 of an inch larger than the BlackBerry Z10, and resembles the Samsung Galaxy S4. The device will be powered by a dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM. Before you lambaste BlackBerry for the dual-core silicon, word is that the company is having problems obtaining decent battery life or optimizing BlackBerry 10 using a quad-core processor.
Truthfully, until this can be overcome, BlackBerry will be considered a bit player by the spec hungry power users who have been leaving the platform in droves for iOS and Android. If we ran BlackBerry, we might even consider holding off on this model until a quad-core processor could be added. Until then, BlackBerry is simply chasing its tail, always one step behind iOS and Android. Isn't that what got them into trouble in the first place?
According to the road map, the only other BlackBerry model expected before the end of the year is the BlackBerry 9720, a replacement for the BlackBerry 9320, which runs on BlackBerry OS 7. There is no mention of a previously leaked BlackBerry Z5, supposedly a low-end version of the all-touch Z10.
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RI lawmakers hear no-toll plan to pay for bridges
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A plan to ban tolls on three bridges and establish a fund for road and bridge maintenance has gotten a hearing in the Senate.
The legislation would raise more than $1 billion over a decade through measures including spending cuts and a 5 percent surcharge on Division of Motor Vehicle fees for five years.
It would ban tolls on the Sakonnet River, Jamestown-Verrazzano and Mount Hope bridges. A toll on the new Sakonnet bridge has drawn fierce opposition from Aquidneck Island residents, who call it a burden.
The Newport Daily News reports nearly all the testimony at Thursday's hearing was in favor of the bill.
The newspaper reports the only person to testify against it was the Department of Transportation director, who said the money has to come from somewhere.
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Selling Food Out of Your Home? Here's How to Pass an InspectionBy
Question: How can I organize my home cake business and be ready for a Missouri state inspection? I've been doing cakes out of my home for more than 37 years but have just registered as a business. I know the state needs to come in and check, but I can't find anything online, so I'm trying to prepare on my own so I'll pass.
Answer: More states are passing "baker's bills" that allow individuals to engage in cottage food production, much of it involving baked goods. As I wrote in 2012, more than 30 states allow some sales of food produced at home rather than in a commercial kitchen. About half of the state laws have been enacted since the recession forced many Americans to find creative ways to earn extra money.
To comply with your state's cottage food law, start by checking with the Department of Health. "Review their licensing and regulations for food processors and producers," advises Carol Harvey, a food business consultant and president of Palate Works.
It appears that Missouri's cottage food laws are governed on a county-by-county basis, so you'll need to determine which region (PDF) you're in and what rules apply to your business. If it's not clear, "call and insist on talking to a human, preferably at a supervisory level," says Amy Handlin, a marketing professor and the author of Be Your Own Lobbyist: How to Give Your Small Business Big Clout with State and Local Government (Praeger, 2010). "It is as much in the state's interest as yours to make sure you're prepared for the inspection."
The good news is that baked goods—breads, cakes, muffins—are less likely to spread food-borne illnesses than meat or canned products, and many of the more complex regulations that govern those types of foods won't apply to your business. But you'll certainly need to measure up to cleanliness and food storage standards. "Whatever you do, keep kids and pets—and their accessories—far away during the inspection," Harvey says.
If you need help getting everything shipshape, you could hire a food consultant to come in and work with you before the inspection. Or, to keep your startup costs down, you might get some pointers from your state's cooperative extension service. Funded in part by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the service often gets overlooked by businesses, but one of its mandates is to provide practical information to small business owners. Extension services are located at each U.S. state's land-grant universities, which in your case are Lincoln University and the University of Missouri.
A business development specialist in the extension office closest to you should have information and resources on how to prepare for a home food inspection, Harvey says. And if that's not the case, and your efforts to find the rules are not paying off, you can always try contacting your state legislator. His or her office should have staff members available to help you navigate through the bureaucracy and get your company off to the right start.


text: On Thursday, November 8th- the Waterloo Music Department will again be hosting a Veterans' Day Dinner/Concert to honor America's truest heroes. It begins with a dinner for Veterans and one guest in the high school cafeteria and concludes with a concert in the high school auditorium involving High School Bands, Middle School Bands, High School Choirs, and Select Chorus with the National Anthem beginning at 7:00. The concert concludes with all groups and audience members participating in God Bless America. All are welcome to attend the concert. In order to acquire the appropriate amount of food, Veterans who wish to attend the dinner need to return the bottom portion of this sheet to the inviting student's music teacher ASAP or contact Mr. Humphrey (high school director of bands) at: (315)-539-1443 or firstname.lastname@example.com. This is our eighth year of providing this event. Last year was a stirring success which was gratifying for all involved. We hope to have a packed house again as we do our small part to honor those who have provided us the freedom to choose who we honor.Doors open at 5:00Dinner served @ 5:30 pm in High School CafeteriaConcert @ 7:00 pm in High School Auditorium


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UTEP Soccer Hits The Road For Two Matches
Sept. 12, 2013
EL PASO, Texas – The UTEP soccer team will take to the road for the first time on the year with a pair of matches this weekend. The Miners (3-2-1) open up the trip at Houston Baptist (1-4-0) at 6 p.m. MT Friday before squaring off at Texas State (2-3-1) at 12 p.m. MT Sunday.
It will kickoff a sequence of four straight road trips that also will coincide with the conclusion of non-conference play. The games also serve as a tremendous opportunity for the squad to grow.
"UTEP Soccer is faced with the challenge of winning two games on the road now," UTEP head coach Kevin Cross said. "Both of the games are against quality programs. Houston Baptist has been at the top of its conference and has given our Conference USA opponents very good games this season. Texas State is a team that has recently won its conference, and is tough to beat at home. We will need a whole team effort on attack and defense in order to get wins."
The Miners are coming off a mind-numbing 2-1 overtime setback against Stephen F. Austin on Sept. 8. That match was a back-and-forth battle in that game with a disputed non-call against the home side leading to SFA's winning strike in OT. While it was a tough outcome, the Orange and Blue are now focused on moving forward with their focus on attaining quality results in hostile territory.
Jade Babcock (three), Azia Nicholson (two) and Angela Cutaia (two) lead the offensive efforts. Nicholson also paces the squad with assists at two. Babcock has registered a team-high 11 shots on goal while Cutaia and Mackenzie German share second at five each.
The Miners have been at their best in the opening stanza, holding a 7-2 advantage in goals in the frame. Overall UTEP's goal differential is +3 (9-6), and it also enjoys advantages in shots (86-43), shots on goal (40-28) and corner kicks (30-26). Sarah Dilling has been sparkling in net with an 80.0 save percentage and a 0.96 goals against average.
UTEP leads the all-time series with HBU, 3-0, including a 1-0 mark on the road. It has won all of the contests via shutout, including the most-recent match-up, 4-0, in El Paso on Aug. 26, 2011.
The Huskies stand at 1-4-0 (0-1-0 home, 0-3-0 road & 1-0-0 neutral) but they have been competitive in every contest on the campaign. After opening up with four straight losses, all by one goal, they notched a 1-0 victory in a neutral-site match-up against Utah Valley on Sept. 7. It is also noteworthy that three of its four setbacks have been on the road.
Rebekah Tovar paces the attack with two of the three tallies on the year while Natalie Hager has also found the back of the net. Kelsey Missimer has applied plenty of pressure with a team-leading six shots on goal while Tovar ranks second in the category at five. In terms of overall shots, Molly Missimer tops the squad at 11 but only two of her tries have been on target.
An area of struggle on offense for HBU has been corner kicks, with it earning only 10 compared to the 26 taken by the opposition.
The Huskies have compensated for the offensive issues by yielding only six goals on the year. Foes hold significant advantages in both total shots (87-55) and shots on goal (42-26) but HBU has withstood the assault thanks to the play of its goalkeepers.
Stephanie Castellon (27 of 31), Patty Walrath (six of seven) and Shelby Horn (three of four) have combined to turn away 36 of the 42 shots on goal. Castellon has earned the bulk of the playing time with 316:53 minutes of action.
UTEP and Texas State will continue their regional rivalry with the 11th meeting between the programs since 2002. The Miners lead the series, 8-2, but each side has successfully defended its home pitch the past two years. UTEP notched a 3-1 home conquest of TSU on Aug. 22, 2012, while the Bobcats bested the Orange and Blue, 1-0, in overtime in San Marcos on Sept. 4, 2011.
TSU opened up the year at 2-1, including a 3-1 victory at Northwestern State (8/23/13) and a 5-0 home thrashing of Prairie View A&M (8/30/13). The Bobcats are 0-2-1 since, and have been outscored by a combined total of 6-1 during the skid. There were plenty of positives last time out, though, as they battled Rice to a scoreless draw. The overall record of 2-3-1 does not tell the tale for this weekend. TSU has yet to concede a goal at home this year, which has led to a 1-0-1 record in San Marcos.
Lynsey Curry (three), Sydney Curry (two) and Gabbi Cottee (two) have provided seven of the squad's nine goals on the year. Jourdan Brown and Michelle Bucy round out TSU's goal scorers for 2013. Six of its nine goals on the year have come in the first half.
The Bobcats have been solid defensively, posting a pair of shutouts while holding two other teams to just one tally. Only Oklahoma (L, 0-4, 9/1/13) and McNeese State (L, 1-2, 9/6/13) have managed multiple strikes in a game.
Natalie Gardini has started all six matches in net, making 25 saves on 33 shots for a .758 save percentage while sporting a goals against mark of 1.36.
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The 1999 AVETRA conference was held on 11 and 12 February 1999 at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology's Storey Hall, Swanston Street, in the heart of Melbourne.
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I hosted a party for 60+ people recently and made this dip to go with veggies, pita chips, crackers and so on. This is from Moosewood's 'Cooks for a Crowd' book. It's similar to hummus in texture, but lighter and without the tahini flavour. It was simple enough to prepare and I made it a few days in advance. The recipe says it makes enough for 24 - OH MY, 120 more like it! :) How much you would go through would greatly depend on how many other dips and appie type things you have. After our party we still had half of the dip leftover. And that's not because it wasn't popular, it just makes a lot!! It's actually very tasty, easy on the pocket book and I love that you can prepare it in advance. Next time I may cut the recipe in 1/2. Note, prep time does not include soaking the dry beans overnight.
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I really enjoyed this dip! I reved it alongside roasted pumpkin and millet. Yummy! Since I was only cooking for three I scaled this down quite a bit. And as I unfortunately was out of white beans I used chickpeas instead. That worked well. I needed to adjust the spices a bit but I guess thats just personal preference.
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- 2 lbs dry white beans (ie navy beans)
- 3⁄4 cup olive oil
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- 2 teaspoons ground cumin
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- 2 tablespoons capers (optional)
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- Soak the beans overnight in plenty of water. Next day, drain and rinse them. Cook them for about 45 minutes in plenty of boiling water. (Do not salt your water -- makes beans tough). Take care not to overcook the beans, they should be cooked but not mushy. Adjust the cooking time accordingly.
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