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It's sad, but true. The end of Hostess – and with it, the end of the nearly invulnerable Twinkie – means our Mad Max future is starting much sooner than anyone expected.
We can no longer afford to make a cheap-ass, terrible tasting cake. Something our parents could buy in huge boxes, a treat I could afford on the wages of a paper boy, we can no longer afford to make.
This is the conclusion we take from this.
Here's Felix Salmon as he shows us how it starts:
"What we have here is a situation where a company offered a wage in the marketplace and couldn't get any workers to accept it. Consequently, it went out of business. The word "competitive" gets thrown around a lot, often with the murkiest of meanings, but in this case there can be no doubt at all that a company, Hostess, was unable to pay acompetitive wage. Ninety-two percent of its workers voted to walk out on their jobs rather than accept its wage, and they stayed out even after they were told it was the company's final offer."
Hostess cannot afford to make the very cheapest, the very worst snack cakes, at a competitive wage. It's hard to imagine a less expensive baked good product to make. These products are completely standardized, and use processes which have been known for decades and refined over all that time.
Yet the richest country in the history of the world cannot afford to pay people enough to make these products. How is this even possible?
Here's more from Felix:
"In a piece for Salon, Jake Blumgart quoted a bakery worker who had been at the company for 14 years. "In 2005, before concessions I made $48,000, last year I made $34,000…. I would make $25,000 in five years if I took their offer. It will be hard to replace the job I had, but it will be easy to replace the job they were trying to give me."
Yes, there are signs the snack cake company was raided by Vulture Capitalists. It had over $1bn in debt, which is completely astronomical for a company with only a few billion in sales and (probably) razor thin profit margins. It had $450m in debt in 2004, and there isn't much information on why it was issuing debt in those years anyway.
The point Felix makes is generalizable to other forms of manufacturing, which he does with great clarity:
"All of which means that there are two enormous problems with the story that manufacturing is returning to the US. That might be true, but (a) it's not creating many jobs, and (b) the jobs it iscreating are not the good jobs which people want to have for many years. Instead, they pay $15ish per hour, which is what teenage babysitters make in New York."
That's probably a bit low for a baby-sitter in NYC. I pay $10-12-15 here in Oak Park, Il. There are much better opportunities for the same wages paid in manufacturing.
Many people believe that the first things society will not be able to afford as we descend to our Mad Max ending are the most expensive things. But this is probably not true. There has always been very nice things available to the wealthy, and the quality of many of these goods have not changed much over centuries. Custom made clothing fits very well in 1712 or in 2012, and the grand estates of yesteryear are still beautiful today. It's more likely the case the cheapest goods will become too expensive for poor people, so we will stop making them.
Things like mass produced sponge cakes with frosting will be a luxury good, too expensive for poor people. A light sponge cake with frosting will once again become something custom made, by hand, in small batches, and far more expensive.
The first things to go will be the cheapest things, like Hostess Twinkies, at least if we continue down our current path.
Here at MR, we think there is another path. Companies hire when they are swamped with demand. Mass Production requires Mass Consumption. We can begin to sort out how to structure this beginning with the Contingent Institutional approach, and by using the fundamental identity. We should probably recognize Godley-Christ before we do anything, and accept we need and want both the private and public sectors to create money.


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Rex Greeno is helping to revive traditional canoe-making skills, which have not been seen in Tasmania since the early 19th century.
by Carol Cooper, Senior Curator, Collections Development
This modern Tasmanian paperbark canoe, featured in the Museum's Hall, was made to an ancient blueprint by Rex Greeno. At 4.7 metres in length, it is an impressive example of the canoes made by Aboriginal people in the 19th century to journey around coastal Tasmania and its offshore islands.
Born on Flinders Island in the Bass Strait, Greeno's Aboriginal heritage comes from his mother, Dulcie Greeno, a noted shell necklace maker, and his grandfather, Silas Mansell, who taught him muttonbirding, kangaroo and wallaby snaring, and how to make craypots and boats. A fisherman like his father, Greeno drew upon his background to make traditional Tasmanian paperbark canoes.
After his retirement, Greeno used his knowledge of the sea as inspiration for reconstructing the canoes, which have not been seen in Tasmania since the early 19th century. He taught himself the craft of canoe making by reading extensively and experimenting with collecting and processing various raw materials and ways of constructing the canoes. This is the fifth canoe that Greeno has constructed, and was specially commissioned by the Museum. Greeno made it with the help of his son Dean and grandson Harrison to pass these ancient skills on to new generations. 'It is an important Tasmanian Aboriginal people's craft practice that needs to be revived, and for us to do this, we need to learn the knowledge and practise the skills,' said Greeno.
French explorers visiting Tasmania in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and other early European settlers to the island, made frequent references to bark canoes that were paddled around southern Tasmania and its offshore islands. The canoes were said to be strong enough to carry up to six men across stormy seas, and often included a hearth at one end, which carried fire from one place to another. As well as allowing travel across water, they were used in the search for swan and duck eggs and for hunting seals. Models of the canoes were made for Europeans by Aboriginal people at the time, and rare examples survive in museum collections including the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in Hobart, the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford and the British Museum in London.
Greeno researched early historical information, including late 18th and early 19th century accounts by maritime explorers such as Labillardiere, Freycinet and Peron. He also read the 1829–34 field journals of conciliator GA Robinson, first published by NJB Plomley in 1966. Their descriptions and drawings of canoes greatly influenced Greeno's ambition to create a larger family-sized canoe with a fire hearth. Robinson's journal entries describe the skill and ingenuity of their makers:
These catamarans are ingeniously constructed of the bark of the tea-tree shrub, and when properly made are perfectly safe and are able to brave a rough sea. They cannot sink from the buoyancy of the material and the way in which they are constructed prevents them from upsetting. The catamaran is made of short pieces of the bark … which when collected in a mass are tied together with long grass.
In 2007 Greeno became involved with a project at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery to develop a new Tasmanian Aboriginal Gallery, ningenneh tunapry, which focused on cultural renewal and contemporary connections with traditions stretching back thousands of years. This included the renewal of the practice of making bark canoes, not seen for over 170 years. Scans of one of the original 19th century canoe models in their collection showed that internally the three bark hulls, which when bound together formed the distinctive canoe-shaped vessel, consisted of many smaller bundles of cut and rolled paperbark.
This insight gave Greeno and other community members the ability to experiment with the construction of the canoes. Greeno's first attempt was a successful model, which gave him the confidence to build his first full-scale canoe in 2008 for the Museum of Victoria. In 2010 his second canoe was selected for the 27th Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award in Darwin and was purchased by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. A third canoe was made for the National Gallery of Australia.
The Museum is extremely proud to have secured the fourth and largest in Greeno's series of remarkable Tasmanian bark canoes.
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Is yogurt good or bad for dogs? I've been feeding my dogs yogurt every day as part of their dinner. They just love it. Another dog friend of mine recommended it. It has all these healthy active cultures so, it's got to be good for dogs, right?
Is yogurt good or bad for dogs? I've been feeding my dogs yogurt every day as part of their dinner. They just love it. Another dog friend of mine recommended it. It has all these healthy active cultures so, it's got to be good for dogs, right?
It is fine; however I'd be cautious about always feeding it with meals. If you are feeding a kibble or balanced food, these are balanced for Ca:P ratios. Yogurt can skew this.
I feed my dogs twice a day. In the late afternoon meal, I give them one big spoonful of yogurt. They won't start eating until I give them their share. And will complain if I run out.
as for feeding yogurt, its not going to hurt them. i would maybe back it down to every other day though. thats a lot of yogurt. and make sure it is fat free (or low fat... do they even make fat free yogurt lol) plain yogurt. none of the flavored stuff.
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If you are going to give probiotics for their beneficial effects and not just as a yummy topper, they are most effective when given daily. That being said, I don't give my dog plain yogurt everyday. Most days I just give a probiotic in pill form.
Yogurt isn't going to hurt the Ca:P ratio. The Ca:P ratio in plain nonfat yogurt is about 1.2. That's within the generally considered optimum range of 1.2-1.4 (although I know some believe it should be higher or lower....but that's a whole other post ).
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I have always given my dogs yogurt (plain lowfat) with their evening meal, have never had any issues, only benefits. (Boxers are notorious for deadly gas and we have no gas with the yogurt!)
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My dogs get plain yogurt (small amount) in their frozen Kong almost every day. Yogurt is good at keeping the friendly bacteria in their systems.
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I've been feeding yogurt for years with no problems whatsoever, no skewing of the calhos ratio. Honestly, no supplement is going to destroy the balance of the diet if fed in moderation. There are numerous kibbles that are so high in calcium and have such an unbalanced ratio it will do worse damage than the daily feeding of yogurt.
I use it to replenish the beneficial bacteria in the gut - it's especially helpful if I've had one on a round od antibiotics and need to restore the good bacteria. It helps with digestion, reduces or eliminates gas, and with Beagles/other drop eared breeds, it's great for keeping those ears free of any yeast.
Be sure not to give yogurt that contains xylitol...it's toxic to dogs.


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A further £60 million is to be spent on patching up the Hammersmith flyover less than two years after it was closed for emergency repairs because it was at risk of collapse.
The latest round of work on the badly corroded arches that support the 52 year old west London concrete structure will start in October.
It brings to at least £70 million the total spent on keeping the flyover standing.
The local council, which backs replacing the flyover with a tunnel, said this "needs to be the last time" that taxpayers' money is spent on "maintaining this monstrosity."
Transport for London awarded the new repair contract to Channel Tunnel construction group Costain earlier this month. It involves strengthening 11 arches, which have been weakened after salt water from gritting rotted internal steel cables.
The flyover, which carries the A4 over Hammersmith and is used by 90,000 vehicles a day, will be subject to overnight lane closures but engineers hope that there will be no need for weight restrictions.
It was dramatically shut to all traffic just before Christmas 2011 - leading to "Jammersmith" traffic chaos in west London - before being partially reopened a few weeks later.
It was not fully reopened until late May. The first round of work is estimated to have cost at least £10 million.
Even after the next round of work the flyover will only have a lifespan of no more than 15 to 20 years before it will have to be replaced.
A group of local architects have drawn up plans for a "flyunder" that would take the A4 underground for around two miles from the Hogarth roundabout in Chiswick to Earls Court.
Hammersmith & Fulham council leader Nicholas Botterill said: "We know that vital repairs are necessary to the flyover but this needs to be the last time TfL spends a huge amount of taxpayers' money on maintaining this monstrosity.
"Any other cash set aside for future work to the flyover needs instead to be pumped into making the flyunder a reality.
"A new tunnel solution would dramatically improve the quality of life for thousands of west Londoners and link the riverfront with Hammersmith town centre for the first time since the 60s."
Mrs Rahila Akhtar, 39, a microbiologist from Windsor, who regularly uses the flyover said: "I am all for repairs if they are value for money but I can't help but think with the flyover it is like putting a plaster on a huge wound. I think these repairs will be a waste of money, especially as there are plans for a tunnel which would be much better."
Garrett Emmerson, chief operating officer for surface transport at TfL, said: "We understand that Hammersmith and Fulham Council is keen to look at proposals to replace the Hammersmith flyover in more detail.
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In the time of June 12th until June 16th the GALERIE Supper is going to join the contemporary art fair "The solo project" in Basel.
In the past years this art fair is grown to a very important place for contemporary art. By the side of many renowned international galleries, the GALERIE Supper is going to show a solo exhibition of the artist Monika Thiele, whose works are also exhibited at this year's Venice Biennale.
Monika Thiele (*1966, Erfurt), which is represented exclusively from the GALERIE Supper, creates with her "Fadenbilder" (Thread-Pictures) images of humans with an emphatic presence and great intensity. With coloured yarn, she spans a close, literally speaking substantial net, in which the feelings, the hopes, the wishes, but also the pain and the inner disunity of her figures are captured. The look of the spectator gets deeper and deeper in the picture, but also in the emotional life of the figures. Her net of yarn shows the vulnerability and complexity of the human mind.
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Excellence, is a 2010 150' Richmond Tri-Deck Motoryacht. Five luxurious staterooms aboard Excellence can accommodate (10) and include a full beam master stateroom with King berth on the main deck and four additional guest staterooms on the lower deck all with private ensuite baths. On the upper deck you will find a sixth luxurious VIP stateroom with an office that can accommodate (2) additional guests or be the perfect captain's quarters. Five crew cabins accommodate up to (10) crew.
Elegant marble flooring adorns the vessel from the main deck entryway to all guest baths and the grand master stateroom bath. Intricate moldings framing overhead coffers are featured in the spacious dining and main salon areas. A stunning gold and white Murano glass chandelier illuminates cabinetry for crystal and china and a divider cabinet with a pop up TV screen and it glows at center stage above the dining table. Granite countertops, a central island, commercial grade stainless steel appliances, and an abundance of food prep area and cold storage make for an impressive gourmet galley.
A central stairway forward of the dining area to starboard leads to the upper deck pilothouse, owner's study and skylounge as well as to the lower guest accommodations. Featured in the stairwell, a side lit curved glass panel compliments the sculpted waterfall theme located on the upper deck.
Forward on the main deck enter the owner's suite through double doors into an intimate sitting area with flat panel TV. Centerline in the owner's suite is a king sized bed and via port and starboard doorways, his and hers baths. A large walk-in wardrobe can be accessed through a door in the port aft corner. A central foyer midship on the lower deck gives access to four guest suites, three with queen sized beds and the fourth with twin beds to accommodate all of your guests. For convenience there is a refreshment cabinet below a hammered gold sink with two sub-zero refrigerator drawers and an icemaker in the lower foyer. A concealed service door located forward in the lower foyer allows crew to easily access guest staterooms in order to provide superior service to your guests while aboard.
Perfect for entertaining, the large main level aft deck features intricate teak woodworking with elaborate woodworking details highlighting the overhead and bar area. To provide an easier view off the aft deck, the Richmond designers have installed dual banquettes facing the stern, and the aft deck layout is reversed from the more common layout on most other vessels. Overhead air conditioning will keep your guests cool and comfortable while relaxing in front of the 46 inch swing down TV screen and for refreshments, they can access the refreshment center located farthest aft, complete with granite countertop, two refrigerators, ice maker and Teppanyaki grill.
The upper aft deck, perfect for alfresco dining, features a gloss finished teak table that can accommodate 10. Guests will be comfortable even on the hottest Caribbean days with overhead air conditioning, gas grill, service bar and lounge chairs or chocks for securing an inflatable tender.
The skylounge, just inside the upper deck, is perfectly outfitted for your guest's enjoyment. They can relax in comfortable inviting sofas while watching the large flat panel TV, pull up one of four custom bar stools to the full walk behind bar or enjoy a game at the game table. Forward you will find the owner's study with beautiful beveled glass French doors, desk and credenza. Forward of the central staircase, the wheelhouse with impressive vertical windshield enhances the 9'1" domed overhead arrayed with fiber optic lights resembling the night sky. A leather topped console houses a six screen navigation display and two Stidd helm chairs and a raised lounge that accommodates six provide comfortable seating. A VIP suite with a queen berth and ensuite bath adjoins the pilothouse offering outstanding portside views and can also serve as the captain's cabin.
The sun deck was designed with Excellence in mind. Forward, the jetted hot tub between raised sun pads offers complete serenity for your guests. Shade is provided by a large composite hardtop overhead a semicircular bar, five fixed barstools, day head and curved settees. Richmond Yachts excelled when to the far aft they designed a helicopter pad surrounded by fold down railings for touch and go operations as needed.
Crew quarters are accessed by a stairway from the galley and are forward on the lower deck where you will find a double berth stateroom which can serve well as the captain's cabin and also two twin bunk ensuite staterooms. Two washer and dryers in the laundry/utility area and a large mess for the crew offer comfortable accommodations and located aft is an engineer's cabin with easy access to electrical equipment and machinery along with wet suit locker and tank storage in the dive center.
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The luxurious main salon is perfect for entertaining guests. Custom etched glass illuminates the coffered ceiling. Exquisite marble floors and custom carpeting can be found throughout. With custom sofas and armchairs, two beautifully designed cocktail tables and electronic window treatments, elegance abounds throughout the lounge. Custom built glass and stainless steel sliding doors with automatic sensor lead the way to the large aft deck.
Separating the formal dining area and the salon, the entertainment center is equipped with the following:
The custom powered drapes along with the woodwork and moldings in the ceiling are showcased with custom crown molding throughout the salon and dining area. Capable of seating 12 guests comfortably, the custom inlaid mahogany dining table, forward of the main salon, is accented by a buffet for crystal, stemware and china and stunning Sapele and Pomele woodwork. Over the dining table you will find a majestic white Murano glass chandelier with a lovely french gold finish. The galley can be accessed by a convenient automatic door and is equipped with a camera monitor that allows the crew to easily view and accommodate any dining need a guest may have.
The automatic door with its ankle level hidden switch, leads from the dining area to the galley and is located just to port. Commercial stainless steel appliances are throughout the galley and an ice machine and dishwasher are to starboard in the butler's pantry. Amenities include;
The grand master suite is located forward on the main deck where you will find the master stateroom and owner's sitting area. The built in entertainment system in the sitting area boasts a Kaleidescape system, satellite receiver, tuner/amplifier and a 46" Samsung LCD TV.
In the center of the master stateroom you will find the king size bed centered in the room and on port, a vanity and dressers. Next to the vanity is a His and Hers cedar lined walk-in closet. Hidden away in the cabinetry across from the bed is another full entertainment system with 46" Samsung LCD TV for the owner's enjoyment. Adding to the elegance of the suite are custom electronically controlled window treatments and draperies.
Forward of the king size bed, the His and Hers bathrooms lined with onyx are separated by a glass onyx lined divider to allow for privacy. His comes complete with LCD TV, mirror and multi head shower and steamer and hers features an LCD TV, mirror and large Jacuzzi tub for complete relaxation. Grace and elegance are evident with granite vanity tops, custom slab marble and granite flooring and luxurious pleated shades.
Behind the pilot house to port, on the upper deck, you will find the VIP/Captain's stateroom featuring a queen size bed and an abundance of storage in built in dressers and drawers. With a complete entertainment system, cedar lined walk-in closet, work desk, dressing area, a lovely en suite bath with shower and a stunning panoramic view overlooking the port side, this stateroom is a true combination of elegance and comfort.
When you descend the stairwell from the main foyer to the lower foyer you will find a refreshment bar complete with Sub-Zero 2-drawer refrigerator, icemaker, hammered sink with gold faucet and marble counter tops. From the lower foyer you will have access to four large guest staterooms, three with queen size beds and a fourth guest room with two twin beds. Each stateroom has a well appointed en suite bath with granite countertops, lovely marble floors and marble lined showers or tubs. For guest's enjoyment, all staterooms feature a built in entertainment system with Kaleidescape movie on demand.
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Crew quarters and lounge can be accessed from the stairs forward in the galley. LCD TV/DVD's and satellite receivers can be found in each crew quarters. The crew can easily service bedding and laundry in the lower guest staterooms through a convenient entrance/exit.
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Leather seating and large table can easily accommodate 8 crew in the comfortable lounge. The lounge is equipped with LCD TV/DVD, satellite receiver, CD/Radio, Kaleidescape movie on demand and refrigerator/freezer.
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Also located in the crew quarters is a large ironing area and (2) full size washers and dryers.
Enter the skylounge foyer from the main deck level through the elegantly lighted marble staircase. There you will have access to the skylounge area, office, day head, VIP stateroom and pilothouse. Custom leather bar stools compliment the majestic granite bar along with two leather sofas and chairs, a reversible card table and custom electric window treatments with Roman shades that adorn the three large fixed windows. The superb entertainment center featuring a 60" LCD TV, Kaleidescape movie on demand, receiver-amplifier and satellite receiver is sure to keep your guests fully entertained.
The master office is located port side, just forward of the skylounge. From behind the desk, magnificient ocean views can be enjoyed through a large window. Along with the beautiful view, the office is adorned with Sapele Pomelle wainscoting inlays.
The flybridge is equipped with a refrigerator, ice maker, and a half-moon shaped bar with 5 barstools that is the perfect place to relax after enjoying time in the large oval Jacuzzi tub or lounging on the sun pads on either side. Also conveniently accessible for your guests is an air conditioned day head.
Two generous seating areas with teak tables are located forward. A 46" Samsung LCD/TV can be found starboard side under the arch. It is able to display all ship systems, chart plotter, radar displays, Satellite TV or DVD with full surround sound and is completely remote controlled with Kaleidescape movie on demand.
A "touch and go" helicopter pad is located aft.
On the main aft deck you will find a lovely and fully equipped refreshment bar featuring amenities such as beautiful teak and granite, Teppanyaki grill, ice maker, a 46" flip down LCD TV and (2) refrigerators. You and your guests will be quite comfortable with built in air conditioning in the custom teak coffered ceiling. Generous seating abounds and the large hi/lo custom teak settee dining table has a removable leaf that transforms it into a cocktail table. "Excellence" can easily be boarded midship or aft deck with the the 20' Besenzoni Electronic tide rider and the Marquipt tide rider boarding stairs.
"Excellence" is equipped with two MTU 16V2000; M91 marine engines. Each engine is rated max 2,000HP. These engines are proven to be extremely reliable. They provide a very comfortable and efficient cruise speed for the yacht. Each engine is furnished with the chrome package and the ZF gears have trolling valves to reduce speed in confined spaces. The engines are covered by MTU Extended Protection Coverage until November 24, 2017 or 3,210 hours.
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Georgia Volleyball Falls to Missouri, 3-0
Sept. 30, 2012
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The University of Georgia volleyball team dropped a 3-0 (15-25, 25-23, 25-11) decision to Southeastern Conference newcomer Missouri on Sunday afternoon in SEC volleyball action in Columbia, Mo. The Bulldogs fall to 8-6 overall and 2-3 in league play. Missouri improves to 12-4 on the season, including a 4-2 mark in SEC action.
Brittany Northcutt and Briana Bahr each finished with seven kills to lead the Bulldogs, with Elena Perri adding five kills. Kaylee Kehoe led the team with 15 assists, while Allison Summers added the team's only service ace of the match. Summers also led the team with 11 digs. Northcutt and Perri each finished with two blocks to lead Georgia.
"This young team is still wokring through some consistency," head coach Lizzy Stemke said. "There were some moments where we showed some great fight and some really nice play. Bri Bahr hit at a high percentage and continued to give us momentum through the match, but we need more people to be contributing in our offense. As always in the SEC, we have to rebound quick. We play LSU on Wednesday, so we will get in two days of practice before we take them on. Sometimes the best recovery is to get back on the horse, so that's what we are going to do."
Georgia opened set one with a 5-3 lead, before Missouri's Lisa Henning tied the set at five with an ace. The teams tied seven times before Missouri took a two-point lead at 14-12. Following a kill by Chloe Buckendahl that cut Missouri's lead to three at 17-14, the Tigers went on a 5-0 run that allowed them a 22-14 lead. A Tiger error ended the run, but Missouri went on to score the final three points to take the first set 25-15.
The Bulldogs fought back from a 4-2 deficit to bring the set within one at 5-4. The Tigers scored three-straight points to increase their lead to four at 8-4, before Georgia answered with a pair of points that brought the score to 8-6. The teams traded points on the next five possessions, resulting in Missouri leading 14-12. The Tigers then scored four-straight points to extend their lead to 17-12. Trailing 19-14, a kill by Lauren Teknipp sparked a 4-0 run for the Bulldogs that brought them within one at 19-18 and forced a Mizzou timeout. A Block by Bahr tied the set at 20. Georgia and Missouri tied at 21, 22 and 23 before the Tigers scored the final two points of the set to edge Georgia 25-23.
Georgia opened the third set with a 4-2 lead. Missouri tied the set at five on a kill from Whitney Little. The Tigers then went on a 9-0 run that put them up 13-6. A kill by Eatmon ended the run and made it a 13-6 set. Missouri scored six of the next seven points to take an 18-7 lead. Georgia fought back but fell 25-11 in set three and 3-0 in the match.
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About This Condition
Get a checkup
Visit your healthcare professional to find out if you have a disease, such as diabetes or hypertension, that is associated with Bell's palsy
Consider vitamin B12 injections
Consult a healthcare practitioner knowledgeable in the use of vitamin B12 injections to find out if this treatment will speed your recovery
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Consult a healthcare practitioner knowledgeable in the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy to find out if this procedure may quicken your recovery
About This Condition
Bell's palsy is a disorder of the nerve that controls certain muscles of the face.
People with Bell's palsy lose control of some or all of the muscles on one half of the face; consequently, the face looks asymmetrical. Rarely are both sides of the face affected. The cause is unknown, and the disorder usually resolves without treatment within six to twelve months.
People with diabetes or hypertension have greater-than-average risk for Bell's palsy.1 , 2 , 3 While no research has investigated whether better control of these conditions may help prevent Bell's palsy, people with Bell's palsy should be checked for diabetes and hypertension, especially if the palsy occurs repeatedly or affects both sides of the face.
Some common symptoms of Bell's palsy include a rapid onset of weakness, numbness, heaviness, or paralysis of one side of the face. People with Bell's palsy may also have symptoms of pain behind the ear, inability to completely close one eye, drooling, and speech difficulties.
Holistic Options
Many reports claim that acupuncture speeds recovery from Bell's palsy,4 , 5 , 6 , 7 but no controlled trials have been done to confirm this is neither a placebo effect nor the natural course of healing.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBT) is a procedure in which the patient breaths 100% oxygen at pressures up to three times greater than normal atmospheric pressure. A well controlled study of Bell's palsy patients compared HBT plus a placebo tablet with fake oxygen therapy plus steroid medication.8 HBT produced significantly faster recovery (22 vs. 34 days) compared to the use of steroids.
Biofeedback techniques (using simple electronic devices to measure and report information about a person's biological system) have been reported to help limit the deterioration of muscle function and speed recovery in Bell's palsy.9 , 10 However, a controlled trial of patients with chronic facial paralysis (including some with Bell's palsy) found that using a mirror as feedback was as effective as a mirror plus electrical biofeedback for improving facial symmetry and muscle function.11
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Vitamin B12
Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner
Vitamin B12 injections have been shown to be beneficial for people with Bell's palsy.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause nerve degeneration,12 and both oral13 and injected14 , 15 vitamin B12 have been used to treat many types of nerve disorders.16 One older case report described successful treatment of chronic Bell's palsy with vitamin B12 injections of 500 to 1,000 mcg given every one to two days.17 A more recent trial compared the effect of 500 mcg of injected vitamin B12 (in the form of methylcobalamin) given three times weekly for at least eight weeks-steroid medication, or both. Researchers found significantly faster recovery in the groups given B12 injections with or without steroids, compared to those given steroids alone.18 These findings agree with earlier reports on the effectiveness of methylcobalamin injections for Bell's palsy.19 , 20 It is unlikely that oral vitamin B12 would be similarly effective. People seeking B12 injections should consult a physician.
1. Adour K, Wingerd J, Doty HE. Prevalence of concurrent diabetes mellitus and idiopathic facial paralysis (Bell's palsy). Diabetes 1975;24:449-51.
2. Yanagihara N, Hyodo M. Association of diabetes mellitus and hypertension with Bell's palsy and Ramsay Hunt syndrome. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol Suppl 1988;137:5-7.
3. Brandenburg NA, Annegers JF. Incidence and risk factors for Bell's palsy in Laredo, Texas: 1974-1982. Neuroepidemiology 1993;12:313-25.
4. Zhang Y. Clinical experience in acupuncture treatment of facial paralysis. J Tradit Chin Med 1997;17:217-9.
5. He S, Zhang H, Liu R. Review on acupuncture treatment of peripheral facial paralysis during the past decade. J Tradit Chin Med 1995;15(1):63-7 [review].
6. Yuan H, Zhang J, Feng X, Lian Y. Observation on electromyogram changes in 93 cases of peripheral facial paralysis treated by point-through-point acupuncture. J Tradit Chin Med 1997;17:275-7.
7. Zang J. 80 cases of peripheral facial paralysis treated by acupuncture with vibrating shallow insertion. J Tradit Chin Med 1999;19:44-7.
8. Racic G, Denoble PJ, Sprem N, et al. Hyperbaric oxygen as a therapy of Bell's palsy. Undersea Hyperb Med 1997;24:35-8.
9. Biedermann HJ, Inglis J. The restoration of control in facial muscles affected by Bell's palsy. Int J Psychosom 1990;37:73-7.
10. Lobzin VS, Tsatskina ND. The adaptive biological control system with electromyographic feedback in the treatment of Bell's palsy. Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova 1989;89(5):54-7 [in Russian].
11. Ross B, Nedzelski JM, McLean JA. Efficacy of feedback training in long-standing facial nerve paresis. Laryngoscope 1991;101:744-50.
12. Savage DG, Lindenbaum J. Neurological complications of acquired cobalamin deficiency: clinical aspects. Baillieres Clin Haematol 1995;8:657-78 [review].
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14. Ide H, Fujiya S, Asanuma Y, et al. Clinical usefulness of intrathecal injection of methylcobalamin in patients with diabetic neuropathy. Clin Ther 1987;9:183-92.
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Your best bet, although possibly not the easiest one to implement, might be to run both your target (Windows?) and you attacking (Back|Track) operating systems with VMWare (or similar) and then you can set them up so that they can attack each other.
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During the past few years, the scope and nature of resource planning at electric utilities has changed dramatically. The scope of planning has expanded to consider energy efficiency and load management programs as resources, the environmental costs of electricity production, and a variety of resource-selection criteria beyond electricity price. The nature of planning has expanded to include regulatory commissions, nonutility energy experts, and customers, as well as utilities themselves. Similar changes are beginning to occur at gas utilities. This paper discusses a few of the key issues related to resource planning: provision of financial incentives to utilities for successful implementation of integrated resource plans, incorporation of environ mental factors in resource planning, bidding for demand and supply resources, development of guidelines for preparation and review of utility integrated resource plans, resource planning for gas utilities, and greater efforts by the US Department of Energy to encourage integrated re source planning.VL - 1 IS - 2 ER -


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Councilors weigh options for a city attorney during workshop
City Councilors met Thursday to start weighing the options about whether hiring an in-house city attorney would be more cost-effective than continuing to contract for legal services.
The council decided last week to temporarily extend outside attorney Barbara Patterson's contract for legal services for three months.
The contract calls for paying her firm $12,784.92 per month, plus incidentals.
The three-month extension would allow time to gather information and decide whether to hire an in-house attorney or continue contracting for legal service in the future, councilors decided.
Councilors held a workshop, inviting Mike Stone, in-house attorney for the City of Hobbs, to share h[auth] is expertise and background knowledge with them.
Roswell is currently paying $240,000 a year for outside legal services, said City Manager Larry Fry. Two attorneys are available to the city.
"We are trying to figure out exactly what the demand for the resources are," Fry said.
"What we will do after this meeting is gather more information and take it to the Finance Committee to start reviewing that in more detail. We will start putting the numbers together to see how that factors in cost-wise, and see what is the best route to follow."
The city is looking at hiring two attorneys at similar salaries, Fry said.
City staff will return to City Council to present options in the future, Fry told councilors.
"Tonight was primarily an opportunity to hear from Mike and get a perspective of what was happening in one of our neighboring communities."
Stone has spent the past six years as the city attorney of Hobbs.
His department's entire budget is $450,000 to $500,000, he said. His salary is $125,000 plus benefits, and he works with an assistant city attorney. Another attorney was just hired, he said.
Hobbs is a city of some 45,000 residents, compared to Roswell's 48,000, and with 450 city employees. The City of Roswell employs some 600.
Deciding to hire an in-house attorney is difficult, Stone told councilors.
"It's difficult to find a quality city attorney," Stone said. "The skills that one develops in this area are not something one learns quickly. Lea County has been without an attorney for a year. They can't find anybody."
Hiring the right person also is tricky, he said.
"Don't hire somebody that's inexperienced," Stone said. "There are too many pitfalls you have to deal with. You're asking for problems."
The pros of having an in-house attorney would be saving money on risk management issues, though, he said.
"If you got the right person, in the long run, I think the city might save some money."
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Re: Mathematica and Lisp
On 1/12/2013 6:51 PM, David Bailey wrote:
> Mathematica has a vague resemblance to LISP, but there are big
> differences. One in particular, is that Mathematica lists are not linked
> lists.
David has a point: to some extent Mathematica "does Lisp wrong". Lisp
has lists but also arrays and hashtables. Mathematica uses the term
List, but the implementation is as an array. Then there is a SparseArray
which is also not an array but a hashtable. The advantage of a true
list is that you can add new elements to it without copying it. The
advantage of an array is that you can access the nth element without
scanning through others.
Maybe it would be fairer to say that Mathematica "does data structures
wrong" because it conflicts with standard usage throughout computer
That's one reason why I think it is questionable
that people should learn Mathematica's language as a first programming
language. (Another reason has to do with the terribly confusing
implementation of scope in Blocks, Modules, Functions, Patterns.)
But that's not pertinent to this particular question.
There is another aspect though, suggesting learning Lisp is not a bad idea.
which is that some parts of
Mathematica's underlying calculation engine are best accessed using
a functional programming style. These include Map and friends, Apply,
Function (&) and a handful of other constructs adapted and occasionally
corrupted from Lisp or other functional-style languages.
Learning a simple version of Lisp, namely Scheme, by reading the
classic Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) by
can be an illuminating, clarifying experience, especially for people who
been exposed to any of the traditional languages or Mathematica.
If you have ever wondered if languages like C++ or Java or PHP ...
really need to be so complicated -- is it inherent in programming
algorithms? then you should take a look at SICP. Free online.
> I'd read the Mathematica tutorial, and forget about LISP!
I'd recommend that you too read SICP. It's deceptively easy to get into,
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Grilled Steak Appetizers with Stilton Sauce RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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- 2 boneless beef top loin steaks (8 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
- 3 tablespoons sour cream
- 2 ounces Stilton cheese, cubed
- Sprinkle steaks with salt and pepper. Grill steaks, covered, over medium heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Remove meat to a cutting board and keep warm.
- In a small saucepan, bring wine to a boil; cook until reduced by half. Add cream. Bring to a gentle boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, until thickened, stirring occasionally. Remove from the heat. Add sour cream and cheese; stir until cheese is melted.
- Cut steaks into 1-in. cubes; skewer with toothpicks. Serve with sauce. Yield: 20 appetizers (3/4 cup sauce).
Editor's Notes: Top loin steak may be labeled as strip steak, Kansas City steak, New York strip steak, ambassador steak or boneless club steak in your region. You may substitute 1/3 cup crumbled blue cheese for the Stilton cheese.
Originally published as Grilled Steak Appetizers with Stilton Sauce in Simple & Delicious August/September 2010, p33
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"Stilton cheese is nasty. Might have been a little better with the chicken broth instead of wine, but my husband and I both thought this was pretty awful. Our steaks were good, but the sauce......no."
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"I was very leery of the Stilton cheese after removing it from the package and getting the distinct smell of "feet". But this sauce is smooth and wonderful, we ate it with steaks. It would also complement steamed broccoli or cauliflower wonderfully!"


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Giants 4, Mets 3 (10 innings): Rookie catcher Hector Sanchez came through with an RBI single in the top of the 10th, and the San Francisco bullpen was able to preserve a one-run lead the second time around to take the opener of a three-game series at Citi Field.
In the ninth, the Giants were reminded how much they miss closer Brian Wilson, whose season ended when he went on the disabled list and had Tommy John surgery Thursday. The bullpen was unable to hold a one-run lead in the ninth, as Santiago Casilla allowed a leadoff single to Jason Bay and Lopez came on to walk Kirk Nieuwenhuis and give up Josh Thole's tying single.
Sergio Romo (1-0) came on to get out of the jam and force extra innings, but allowed the first two runners to reach in the 10th. Clay Hensley took over and recorded three straight outs for his first save.
Former Mets outfielder Angel Pagan hit a home run in a three-run third inning. Pagan's blast to right-center started a three-run outburst against Mets starter Jon Niese. Buster Posey added an RBI double and Pablo Sandoval scored on a wild pitch later in the inning.
The Mets' first two runs came on solo homers by Jason Bay and Kirk Nieuwenhuis.
The Giants have won three straight, all against National League East opponents. New York has lost four of five.
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This is Jake Thomas and even though we love him it's time for some tough love. JAKE YOU WEAR WAY TOO MUCH BRUT!!! He walked out of his office this morning and instantly there wasn't a dry eye in the building. Police are considering using Jake instead of tear gas to calm riots. Remember the scene in "Anchorman" where the cologne caused everyone to run for their lives? THAT'S JAKE LATELY!!! I'm not sure if he uses Brut the way a skunk uses it's spray to ward off predators or if a lifetime of booze and sleepless nights has destroyed his sense of smell. All I do know is My eyes are watering, my nose stings and I can taste Brut….Not a good taste by the way. Jake smells like a bus full of old people and Jersey Shore extras exploded out front. Love you buddy. Please tone it down to a bottle or 2 a day.


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Men's basketball recap: Rams cruise past Ospreys
Dec. 17, 2012
By Craig Buchanan
Athletic Media Relations
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The Colorado State Rams improved to 7-2, defeating the North Florida Ospreys, 83-55, at Moby Arena on Monday night.
With the win, Colorado State improved its home winning streak to 18 games, which is now tied for the fourth longest active streak in the nation with Southern Mississippi.
"I was really disappointed with how we started the game, I thought we'd do better," Head Coach Larry Eustachy said. "Once we got going I thought we played tremendous. I really feel like I finally have my head around this team and this program. I think the players finally understand exactly how we're going to do it."
Four separate Rams scored in double figures, with senior forward Greg Smith leading the way with 15 points on 5-9 shooting. Dorian Green and Pierce Hornung scored 13 points each, while Colton Iverson finished the game with 10 points.
Smith also finished the game with a team-high seven rebounds and five assists. Paced by Smith's efforts, Colorado State out-rebounded North Florida, 41-23. The Rams also assisted on a season-high 22 of their 31 field goals, and shot 50.8 percent from the field, including a scorching 7-11 from the three-point line.
"We have been saying that it is harder to chase the ball than chase a dribbler," Smith said. "As long as we do that and keep on making the next pass and getting the easier shot, we will be fine. My teammates put me in a position to make easy plays."
The Rams started out slow, trailing by as much as eight points in the first half, but were able to find their rhythm offensively late in the first half. With just over five minutes left in the first half, sophomore guard Daniel Bejarano made a three-pointer to give CSU its first lead of the game; a lead that the Rams would not relinquish.
Bejarano hit another three-pointer just a couple minutes later to extend the lead to seven points and give CSU all the momentum it needed heading into the intermission with a 39-32 lead.
The sophomore guard gave the Rams a much needed boost off of the bench, finishing the game with eight points and seven rebounds in 24 minutes.
"When Coach (Eustachy) calls my name, I am going to be out there doing what I do best," Bejarano said. "I'm going to be a team player and do what is best for the team."
Energized by their strong finish in the first half, the Rams left no doubt in the second half who the better team on this night was.
Colorado State started flying around on offense and ratcheted up its defensive efforts to take complete control of the game early on in the second half. The Rams used a 12-2 run, in which they held North Florida without a field goal for 5:42, to extend an 11 point lead to 21 points with only 10 minutes left in the game.
"I think we picked up our tempo," Green said. "We started to play with more tempo and a little bit more energy."
While picking up the tempo on offense, CSU was able to keep control of the ball. The Rams had eight turnovers in the game, and only three in the second half. On defense, Colorado State forced the Ospreys into 15 turnovers which they turned into 23 points.
"This team can really execute on the defensive end and rebound wise," Eustachy said. "I've never had a team make so many plays for such long periods of time. This is what we're capable of."
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Cinnamon 'n' Spice Pecans RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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Originally, these crunchy nuts were used to top a salad, but I adjusted the recipe so they could stand on their own as a snack. Cayenne pepper gives them a little kick, making the nuts a fun party starter or hostess gift. — Terry Maly, Olathe, Kansas
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- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 pound pecan halves
- In a large bowl, combine the butter, cinnamon, salt and cayenne. Stir in pecans until evenly coated.
- Transfer to an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 15-18 minutes or until pecans are toasted, stirring every 5 minutes. Yield: 4 cups.
Originally published as Cinnamon 'n' Spice Pecans in Quick Cooking November/December 2004, p32
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"Finally, a spiced nut recipe that is spicey and not sweet. Yum-O!"
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2012
"I tend to have more of a sweet tooth, but these were great. I would definately make them again."
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2010
"Made this with fresh Georgia pecans--very hard to resist. Pepper is suble, a little kick as the final taste. A keeper!"
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2009
"These are really good. We love the sugared pecans, but I wanted a recipe with no sugar. I have made them twice now."