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Mill Valley, Calif. - The outlook is rosy for organic flower sales this Valentine's Day, and organic stems are a tiny but growing part of the business. A leading online organic florist projects about a threefold increase in dollar sales over 2005, and expects to ship more than 200,000 stems of "eco-roses" during the Valentine's season.
Increasing consumer awareness and greater supply are helping the category grow, said Gerald Prolman, the organic flower pioneer who is chief executive officer of Organic Bouquet, which claims to be the world's first online organic florist.
"Sustainable floral production is quickly gaining momentum," said Prolman, whose company is based here. "I believe that within three to four years, certified sustainable flowers will be the standard for the fresh-cut flower industry, with organic at the forefront."
OrganicBouquet.com added a number of new growers, and that's boosting supply, he said. Brick-and-mortar retailers also are likely to expand their offerings.
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Minneapolis, MN - Fresh on the heels of former Vikings punter Chris Kluwe's early-week threat to file suit against the Minnesota Vikings for wrongful termination and multiple counts of discrimination, information has surfaced that paints a whole new light on the situation.
After Kluwe and his representative held court on Tuesday afternoon with the media, they met with the members of Minnesota Vikings on Thursday and Friday. The Vikings released their findings via a press release which you can read in its entirety here.
The Vikings responded to each of Kluwe's accusations within the release including the Mike Priefer incident.
For his part in said incident, Vikings special teams coach Mike Priefer will be suspended three regular season games without pay with the option for the Vikings to reduce it to two games provided that Priefer "provided he also attend individualized anti-harassment, diversity and sexual-orientation sensitivity training."
It appears as if Kluwe, who had originally planned on suing the Vikings for religious descrimination, sexual orientation discrimination, defamation and tortuous interference with contract negotiations, will continue with his plans to do so testing his fate in the courts of law.
Never let it be said that I didn't try. Apparently the Vikings want to do this the hard way.— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) July 18, 2014
And yes, shit is about to get real. Unfortunate that it has to come to this.— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) July 18, 2014
Oh, and in case anyone thinks this is some sort of cash grab, we'll be going for max damages and all money I get will go to LBGTQ charities.— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) July 18, 2014
This is not about the money for me. This is about doing what's right.— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) July 18, 2014
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in my first post I forgot to mention The first time it happened we realised that the system was not the cold climate version...so swapped all out for foam insulated crap thinking that it was the miracle solution that we missed..and the same happened...so the mecanical-maybe it was defective does not fly this time.
As for the drain tube...it too was working, but to make sure I paid more bucks and got the ``upgraded dipstick`` wich made no difference other than a thinner pocketbook.
if there is alot of water droplets in the ccv, it does not have time to centifugally seperate oil and sucks water to into the crank..probably via the dipstick or valve intake...needless to say it makes mayo ...probably too much to burn off...kinda like a damn vicious circle turning, the more I run it the more it creates steam-water in bigger quantities...so seems no matter how much its run..it never seems to all burn off.
start with 5 first as a number / run make 5 more /burn 5 while running still leaves 5 in ccv....sorta speak
now with catch can..drain 5 so start with 0/run make 5 into catch can-none in ccv...drain=0
sorry for the math...just dunno how else to explain.
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By Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles
On April 11th, the Legislature adjourned what was without doubt one of the most trying but rewarding sessions in memory.
During the last weeks of session, the Senate Republicans were able to push through a "ninth order" procedural motion that allowed them to pass their version of the budget that had no chance of going forward in the House.
Ultimately, the Senate was able to work through partisan politics and pass a budget with an overwhelmingly bipartisan 44-2 vote. For the first time in four years, the budget made no cuts to K-12 and higher education, preserved most funding for the social safety net, and combined with a jobs bill that will create 18,000 jobs in our state, will help Washington continue our economic recovery and fight back from the effects of the Great Recession. We also obtained more resources for affordable housing and the homeless, and $995,000 for building renovations for the Phinney Neighborhood Association. I was pleased that an informal progressive group of senators was able to influence the final outcome—a fair approach to balancing the budget, including closure of two ineffective tax preferences.
We did have some real achievements. Washington is now the seventh state in the nation along with Washington, D.C. to embrace marriage equality. With the governor having signed the bill into law on Feb. 13th, all families can receive the respect and dignity they deserve. However, a referendum on this new law has been filed with the Secretary of State and, if enough signatures are collected, the law will be placed on the ballot in November.
Another achievement was a bipartisan anti-human trafficking bill which I sponsored. This new law, the first of its kind in the country, will help keep minors from being exploited through online ads for adult escort services such as Backpage.com. This makes the strongest possible statement against selling of minors online—or anywhere—in our state. The new law is in addition to 11 other new laws that fight anti-trafficking. It's a little known fact that according to the United Nations, human trafficking is the fastest-growing international criminal industry in the world. I will continue to fight against this despicable form of modern day slavery next year.
I am also pleased that legislation I introduced, and worked on with Rep. Mary Lou Dickerson, requiring higher education employees to report suspected child abuse or neglect, was signed into law. In following the horrific media coverage of the Penn State University abuse scandal last fall, we knew we had to add higher education employees as mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect. There are an increasing number of children on our college campuses for sports, academic camps and child care programs. It is imperative we do all we can to ensure their protection. The new law will strengthen our ability to avoid a Penn State situation here.
I re-introduced a bill this session to revive the tax incentive program that expired last July to attract film and television production to Washington. I'm glad I did, because it is now law! We have tourists from all over the world visiting the town of Forks because it was the setting of the hit vampire book and movie series, Twilight. That's great, but think of the economic impact for the state if the movies had actually been filmed in Forks (instead of in Oregon and Vancouver), with locally-hired cast and crew members and all food and lodging expenses going straight into the local economy. The film incentives program has generated nearly $70 million for Washington workers and businesses since it started in 2007. Right now, 39 states offer some kind of incentive to attract big movie projects.
These are just a few of many highlights from the 2012 legislative sessions. By working through challenges, I am pleased we achieved many wins that advance the quality of life in our great state.
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When ESPN's David Ubben published his Big 12 position ranking for running backs, Texas Tech was placed at the bottom.
"The Red Raiders have a solid starter in Kenny Williams, but they're simply not as deep as the rest of the Big 12," Ubben wrote on July 12. "Quinton White and DeAndre Washington should get some run this season."
That puts Tech at three-deep at running back.
Now add Sadale Foster and Tyler Middleton.
Three plus two plenty of depth.
"We have a great group," Texas Tech head coach Kliff Kingsbury said. "There's four or five guys that we think can all start at a lot of places in this country. So we've got to find ways to get them the ball. That's a big part of our offense. Last year we led the league in rushing at Texas A&M. We're going to play to our strengths. If we can run the ball every play, we'll do it."
Yes, Kingsbury mentioned the unmentionable other school, but he envisions the running game being a key component of the offense.
Currently, the depth chart lists junior Kenny Williams as the starter, followed by sophomore DeAndre Washington.
Last season, Williams recorded 824 total yards on 143 carries and had five touchdowns.
He averaged 5.8 yards per carry and 63.4 rushing yards per game.
Washington, coming off a season-ending knee injury in November 2011, redshirted last season.
"I think it was definitely a learning experience, a growing experience," Washington said. "It helped me out to mature as a football player and as a man. I'm glad I did it. It was emotional when they first told me they were going to do it. I talked with my family and I think it was the best decision. I think it helped me out in the long run."
In 2011, Washington recorded the most rushing yards by a Texas Tech freshman since Taurean Henderson in 2002.
"Knowing that DeAndre can come and take my position at any time has pushed me even more," Williams said.
The competition for playing time is not limited only to those two.
All five backs are competing throughout the fall to get into the rotation.
"It's going to be some real serious competition," Foster said. "Competition is good though because it's going to make us better."
While Foster is in the mix in the backfield, he has other responsibilities on the offense.
Coaches have him listed No. 2 on the depth chart at "H" inside receiver behind sophomore Jakeem Grant.
"I knew when the role was introduced to me, I knew that I would have to do a lot of things to help our team," Foster said. "When coach talked to me about it, I just meet with a lot of my coaches. I watch a lot of film and just try to do whatever it takes to get better and just try to train my mind to play multiple positions and know not to make that mistake that I made. It's kind of tough, but I'm used to it and I'm ready to take it on."
With Foster getting some time at different positions, that will open up the door for freshman Quinton White and junior college transfer Tyler Middleton.
White turned heads in the spring with his quick spin moves and his lateral movement on the gridiron.
"Quinton, he's just so dynamic," Washington said. "He does so many things. We're going to use him this year in so many packages because he's such a utility player for us."
Middleton, standing 6 feet tall and weighing in at 190 pounds adds another dynamic to the backfield.
"Middleton brings a lot of speed to the offense," Washington said. "You know, 10.4 in the 100-meters, something we don't have in the backfield."
Williams, Washington, Foster, White and Middleton.
That puts five different weapons in the backfield for the Red Raiders.
"I don't know why we were put so low as far as depth," Foster said. "We've got a lot of guys that can go and do it in different aspects of the game as far as speed guys, power guys and guys that catch on the backfield and do things to help us be effective.
So what was the reaction from the running back corps about being last in the ranking?
"When we saw that, we sat down as a running back group and talked about it," Washington said. "We used it as motivation."
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Sometime during his sophomore year at the University of Maryland, Gary Williams decided he would become a coach. Dreams of playing in the NBA turned into dreams of wearing a suit on the sideline. He was surrounded by paragons of the profession in the ACC. Dean Smith at North Carolina. Press Maravich, Pete's father, at North Carolina State. Vic Bubas at Duke, assisted by Chuck Daly.
Williams began looking at things differently after that decision. He was still a starting guard for the Terrapins, a team captain his senior season. But he also started training for the future, trying to think like a coach. On the court, Williams would see something unfold, a particular play or sequence, and think to himself: "Wow. That looks really good."
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This November, he will be enshrined into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, making him the first coach to be elected to both institutions in the same year. He is will be Maryland's first representative in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass.
Recently, Williams reflected on his success and discussed life during retirement. He still makes regular appearances on radio and television to analyze college basketball. He still watches games, thinks about new tactics and would not rule out a return to the sideline. From time to time, when he gets recognized about town, people still call him "Coach."
"I know for a fact that he will go down as one of the greatest teachers of the game of basketball," former assistant Dave Dickerson said. "He is a relentless teacher of the game. When people talk about systems … everyone has his system. … Gary taught his system better than anyone else ever taught their system. No other person taught their system better than Gary taught his system. That's factual."
For one undefeated season with the Woodrow Wilson High School varsity team in New Jersey, four years at American, four at Boston College, three at Ohio State and 22 at Maryland, that's what he was – the head coach. He was the dedicated tactician who elicited fierce loyalty among his players and assistants. He was the intense sideline presence, barking at every waking turn, his in-game sweatiness at once an object of humor and respect. He was the high priest of Maryland basketball, reviving it from near-death after the NCAA banned the program from the NCAA tournament for two seasons and from television for one because of violations committed under Coach Bob Wade, who preceded Williams at Maryland.
"Gary has ultimate respect from his coaching brothers," Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "He doesn't just develop a team. He develops a program. Who better than he, at his alma mater, to take over? He not only loved Maryland, but he had a passion for Maryland and for Maryland basketball. He was an amazing choice. As good as they thought he would be, he exceeded all expectations by what he accomplished there."
When Williams retired in 2011, he left with one national championship, two Final Four appearances, three ACC regular season titles and two conference coach of the year awards. He had coached 28 NBA draft picks. Soon after, they would name the court at Comcast Center in his honor.
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"To be nominated, it's one of those things where you go: 'Wow. Where'd that come from,' " Williams said.


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We recently adopted a beautiful male approximately 2 years old. When he came from the shelter, his bowel movements were fine. He was eating some Science Diet, and we tried transitioning that with our food, 4 health. Seems as if it doesn't agree, we went back to feeding him rice, chicken and some pumpkin. Things are getting somewhat better, but when I try to put some dry food in again, things tend to get worse. Any suggestions for a fella with a sensitive tummy....Thanks
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We're going to the met next week for a check up and I will speak with him about it. I am feeding the pure pumpkin that you buy in the grocery store.
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You're Sixteen
|"You're Sixteen"
|Single by Johnny Burnette
|from the album Johnny Burnette
|"I Beg Your Pardon"
|October 1960
|Liberty (U.S.)
London (UK)
|Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman
|Snuff Garrett
|Johnny Burnette singles chronology
"You're Sixteen" is a song written by the Sherman Brothers (Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman). It was first performed by American rockabilly singer Johnny Burnette, whose version peaked at number eight on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in December 1960 and number 3 in the U.K. in 1961.[1] The original 1960 version of "You're Sixteen" by Johnny Burnette is featured prominently on the 1973 motion picture soundtrack of the film American Graffiti.
The personnel on the Johnny Burnette version included:
- Johnny Burnette - vocal
- Bobby Gibbons - guitar
- Vincent Terri - guitar
- Red Callender - bass
- Ernie Freeman - piano
- Jerry Allison - drums
- Alvin Dinkin - viola
- Stanley Harris - viola
- Dave Berman - violin
- Herman Clebanoff - violin
- Harold Dicterow - violin
- Ben "Benny" Gill - violin
- Irma Newman - violin
- Joe Stepansky - violin
- Darrel Terwilliger - violin
- Gerald Vinci - violin
- unknown - backing vocals
Ringo Starr version[edit]
|"You're Sixteen"
UK picture sleeve
|Single by Ringo Starr
|from the album Ringo
|"Devil Woman"
|3 December 1973 (US)
8 February 1974 (UK)
|September 1973
|Rock and roll, country
|Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman
|Richard Perry
|Ringo Starr singles chronology
|Ringo track listing
10 tracks
Ringo Starr's version was released as a single in the US,[nb 1] on 3 December 1973, and in the UK,[nb 2] on 8 February 1974.[4] In January 1974, the song, taken from the album Ringo, hit number one. The latter performance reunited Ringo Starr with his former Beatles bandmate Paul McCartney. McCartney is credited on the liner notes of the album Ringo as having played the solo on a kazoo. But reviewer Michael Verity has quoted the song's producer, Richard Perry, as revealing it wasn't actually a kazoo. "In fact, the solo on 'You're Sixteen,' which sounds like a kazoo or something, was Paul singing very spontaneously as we played that track back, so he's singing the solo on that."[5] In any case, Starr's version remains one of the few #1 singles to feature a 'kazoo-sound' solo. Harry Nilsson sang backing vocals on Starr's version. Nicky Hopkins is heard playing the piano, including his going up and down the scale in the instrumental fade of the song. Also, the Ringo Starr version was in 6/8 time, compared to the original, which was in 2/4 time. In addition, in Ringo's version, the melody and the chords were different, in the Bridge Section, which led to a minor key, while the original version used all major keys.
The 1978 video of Starr's version features Carrie Fisher as Starr's love interest.
Other covers[edit]
The song title has been the subject of musical parody by various performers, from Australian punk rock band Frenzal Rhomb's "She's Sixty, She's Beautiful and She's Mine" to Australian singer-songwriter Paul Kelly's "You're 39, You're Beautiful and You're Mine". A reference to "You're Sixteen" is made in the title of Cold Chisel's EP You're Thirteen, You're Beautiful, and You're Mine.
- Footnotes
- Citations
- ^ You're Sixteen Chart Positions Retrieved June 16, 2012.
- ^ Harry, Bill (2004). The Ringo Starr Encyclopedia. London: Virgin Books. p. 183. ISBN 9780753508435.
- ^ Harry, Bill (2004). The Ringo Starr Encyclopedia. London: Virgin Books. p. 182. ISBN 9780753508435.
- ^ Harry, Bill (2004). The Ringo Starr Encyclopedia. London: Virgin Books. pp. 182, 183. ISBN 9780753508435.
- ^ Michael Verity, "Number 1 With A Bullet: Ringo Starr's 'You're Sixteen'"[permanent dead link] Retrieved May 24, 2013.
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|Preceded by
"Show and Tell" by Al Wilson
|Billboard Hot 100 number-one single (Ringo Starr version)
January 26, 1974 (one week)
|Succeeded by
"The Way We Were" by Barbra Streisand
- 1960 singles
- 1973 singles
- 1974 singles
- Johnny Burnette songs
- Ringo Starr songs
- Songs written by the Sherman Brothers
- Apple Records singles
- Songs written for films
- Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles
- Song recordings produced by Snuff Garrett
- Song recordings produced by Richard Perry
- London Records singles
- Liberty Records singles
- 1960 songs