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Belt construction and belt materials are often application-specific. Conveyor Belts Suppliers in Minnesota. Conveyor belts are used in a wide variety of material transport applications such as manufacturing, food processing, and heavy industry. Primary Belt Material. Distributors in Minnesota.
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Round belts are most commonly used as power transmission belts, though they can also be used to keep flat belts securely on their rollers during twists and turns in conveying processes.
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Employees built a prototype snowmobile using a grain silo conveyor belt for a track and an old Chevy bumper for skis. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development had a role in making sure the project happened, providing the company with a $400,000 forgivable loan from the Minnesota Investment Fund.
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Polaris Pro X 600 Pipe – $1 (minnesota). Bee Hives and Honey Extracting Equipment – $5 (Minnesota and Surrounding Areas). Mountain sled wanted – $1 (Monticello) pic. Dirt Bike Wanted – $75 (elk river). Car needed for family in need – $1 (anywhere).
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I used to work at the Mall of America and would go here occasionally for lunch. The last time I ate there changed everything and I will never eat there again. A co-worker & I were sitting right at the sushi bar for lunch. I ordered a winter roll that day.
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In January 1956, David Johnson, Paul Knochenmus, and Orlen Johnson of Roseau, Minnesota, built the first Polaris Snow , using a grain elevator conveyor belt for a track and pieces of a Chevy bumper for skis.
CDC – NIOSH FACE Program – Minnesota Case Report 96MN092 – CDC/NIOSH
The conveyor belt system stacked the gravel into piles that would be used for the highway construction project. While on the platform, the gates of the belly dump trailers were opened and the loads emptied into a grating system on a conveyor belt. Minnesota FACE Investigation 96MN09201.
Frac-sand loading facility proposed for Wabasha – PostBulletin.com – Rochester, MN
Trucks would dump the sand into a below-grade bin, and the sand would be moved by covered conveyor belt to one of four storage tanks that can hold a total of about 10,000 tons of sand.
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Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
IHB number 3801 and 3802, both EMD GP38-2s
|Reporting mark
|northwest Indiana, suburbs of Chicago, Illinois
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|Hammond, Indiana
The Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad (reporting mark IHB) is a Class III railroad[1] in the United States.
Corporate ownership[edit]
The IHB is an independent railroad which is jointly owned by Conrail Shared Assets Operations (51%) and Canadian Pacific Railway (49%). These shareholders trace their ownership stake in IHB to previous mergers and acquisitions in the railroad industry. Conrail's ownership is traced back to the Penn Central Transportation Company and prior to that, the New York Central Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad. Canadian Pacific's ownership is through its subsidiary, the Soo Line, which inherited it from the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad.
Route and facilities[edit]
The line comprises 320 miles (510 km) of track—30 miles of single mainline track, 24 miles (39 km) of double-main track and 266 miles (428 km) of additional yard and side track—starting northwest of Chicago in Franklin Park, Illinois, traveling southeast around the city to its headquarters in Hammond, Indiana.[2]
The line's largest yard, Blue Island, is located in Riverdale, Illinois.[2] Other yard in Illinois are Burnham, Calumet City, Alsip, Argo, LaGrange, Rose and Franklin Park. In Indiana, IHBR has yards named Whiting, Hammond, Michigan Ave, and Lake Front, the last in the town of East Chicago. The Gibson Yard, located in Hammond, Indiana, is arguably the largest auto-switching operation in the United States.
From the 1970s and 1990s to the present, Indiana Harbor Belt operated an extensive interlocking tower system including: East End, Osbourne, Calumet, State Line, Gibson, Stewart Avenue, Graselli, 55th Street and Argo towers with switch tenders at North Harvey and Columbia Avenue in Hammond. They later took over State Line tower from the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad.
The Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Police Department consists of 10 sworn and dedicated Officers, who are directed by Chief of Police Ray Ramirez. The IHB Police Department operates under the authority of both state and federal statutes. The IHB Police serve to protect IHB employees, property, and assets on or about IHB property in the states of Indiana and Illinois.[citation needed]
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- Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Co. v. American Cyanamid Co., a landmark torts case which involved the railroad.
- ^ Surface Transportation Board, The Belt Railway Company of Chicago -- Trackage Rights Exemption -- Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company, January 9, 2002
- ^ a b "About The Indiana Harbor Belt Rail Road". Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad. Retrieved 28 June 2017.
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- Shortlines of Chicago Historical Society IHB History
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Following a successful return to competition with the International Hot Rod Association⢠(IHRA) in 2014, the IHRA and IRG Sports + Entertainment⢠are thrilled to announce that the Mountain Motor Pro Stock division will once again return to the IHRA Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series in 2015 as one of its core classes.
This exciting announcement once again partners one of IHRA's oldest and most exciting classes with an already thrilling lineup of nitro-powered competition. Featuring 800+ cubic inch power plants and side-by-side, 220 mph racing on the full quarter-mile, Mountain Motor Pro Stock provides yet another piece of great entertainment and world-class competition to the IHRA's popular Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series.
"We at the IHRA are thrilled to once again partner with the Mountain Motor Pro Stock teams in bringing this class back in 2015 and making it one of our primary classes with the Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series," said Scott Gardner, President of IHRA Motorsports. "There is so much history with this class and it fits our new model perfectly. Already this season we have seen a lot of support from some great teams and we expect even bigger things next year as we bring these cars back and reignite the passion for traditional racing, especially among our Ford and Chevrolet fans with these great new Camaros and Mustangs. In the end it is a win-win situation for both the IHRA and the Mountain Motor Pro Stock teams."
Debuting with the IHRA in the early 70s as one of its original classes, Mountain Motor Pro Stock will once again call the IHRA home as the series showcases an eight-car qualified field and traditional eliminations in 2015. Already this season, the IHRA has seen increasing support from a number of top-level Pro Stock teams and the IHRA expects those numbers to swell as the series commits to a long-term agreement with the class.
"All of the teams that are participating this year are thrilled to be back with the IHRA. We are very pleased with the way this season has gone and with the way we have been treated by the IHRA," said Dean Goforth, owner of Goforth Racing and driver of the Dean's Casing Service 2013 Chevrolet Camaro. "I think this deal will also bring some teams back to the series. There were several teams that quit racing all together a few years ago because they didn't want to run eighth-mile and I believe some of those guys will see what we are doing here and want to get involved once again. Our goal is to see this thing grow a little each year and get Mountain Motor Pro Stock racing back where it belongs.
"From the very first pass of the year in Tucson, I believe that everyone out here racing believes that this is where we belong. This is home for us."
With the return of Mountain Motor Pro Stock to the Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series, the IHRA continues its commitment to traditional drag racing while also providing an entertainment-driven event for race fans of all ages. And it is that commitment that makes Pro Stock a perfect fit with the IHRA Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series.
"Everything is starting to turn around for this class, which is pretty exciting," added Cary Goforth, current IHRA Pro Stock points leader and son of Dean Goforth. "If this had been anywhere else except the IHRA, we probably would have parked some of our cars, but the support we have received has been exceptional. We are really trying to show our support for this class and the IHRA in bringing Mountain Motor Pro Stock racing back to the forefront and where it belongs with the IHRA."
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New York invader Porte Bonheur rallied on the inside to capture the $135,608 Ontario Fashion Stakes Nov. 2 at Woodbine.
Given a second shot at her rival Miss Macy Sue in the $400,000 Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes, Wild Gams turned the tables on the favorite with a track-record victory by a half-length at the second-year Pennsylvania track Sept. 13.
Miss Macy Sue and Wild Gams, a pair of graded stakes winners who finished one-two in the race last year, have been ticketed to go postward again in the second running of the $400,000 Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes Sept. 13.
Change Up, a homebred graded stakes-winning filly for Bertram, Elaine, and Richard Klein, has been retired from racing because of recurring knee problems.
Joseph Shields Jr.'s homebred Any Limit fought off Miss Macy Sue in the early stages and opened up her lead around the turn, eventually romping to a 5 3/4-length victory in the $150,000 Honorable Miss Handicap (gr. II) Aug. 1 at Saratoga.
Last year, Miss Macy Sue entered the $150,000 Honorable Miss (gr. II) off a 2 1/2-length victory in the Saylorville on her home track at Prairie Meadows. She proceeded to finish a well-beaten fourth after being sent off as the favorite.
Graeme Six earned her third victory of the season and first career graded score May 26 in the $107,600 Winning Colors Stakes (gr. III) at Churchill Downs, pressing the pace and then taking over at the top of the stretch under Julien Leparoux. The daughter of Graeme Hall drew clear to win the six-furlong sprint by 1 1/2 lengths.
Change Up, despite not having started since early April during the Keeneland meeting, looks strong against five rivals in Monday's $100,000 Winning Colors Stakes (gr. III) at Churchill Downs. She'll have to be to top defending winner Miss Macy Sue.
The 5-year-old mare pulled away in the stretch to take the Hurricane Bertie (gr. III) Feb. 17 at Gulfstream Park.
The inaugural "Santa Sprint Saturday" package at Fair Grounds turned into a two-man show Dec. 22, as trainer Steve Asmussen and jockey Shaun Bridgmohan combined to win all four $100,000 dirt stakes and racked up a whopping six victories on the 10-race card.
Millennium Farms' Rolling Sea won for the sixth time this year, stalking the pace and then taking a clear lead in the stretch before holding on to win the $200,000 Chilukki Stakes (gr. II) by a half-length at Churchill Downs Nov. 3.
Maryfield, claimed for $50,000 late last year, again displayed her affinity for an off track when she rallied strongly on the far outside to win the inaugural $1-million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint Oct. 27 at Monmouth Park.
Her connections have thought highly of her for quite some time. But Miss Macy Sue needed to keep proving herself in her order to be considered for the inaugural $1-million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint Oct. 26 at Monmouth Park.
Shipping cross-country for Southern California trainer Mike Mitchell, favored Sindy with an S took command mid-stretch en route to a 3 1/4-length win in the $200,000 Safely Kept Breeders' Cup (gr. III) on the Laurel Park main track Oct. 6.
Fresh off a victory in the Sept. 1 Inaugural Stakes at Presque Isle Downs, Miss A. Bomb figures to be the one to beat in the Oct. 6 Safely Kept Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. III) at Laurel Park.
Miss Macy Sue most likely stamped her ticket to the Breeders' Cup World Championships with a convincing victory in the Sept. 15 Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes, centerpiece of the inaugural meet at the track near Erie, Pa.
Burmilla spotted class and experience to her four rivals, but the lightly-raced 4-year-old daughter of Storm Cat was anything but intimidated as she pulled away down the stretch for a nearly three-length upset victory in the $150,000 Honorable Miss Handicap (gr. II) at Saratoga Aug. 3.
Miss Macy Sue has won four stakes in a row, each of them in convincing fashion. Now, the 4-year-old filly looks to handle a short field of five for her biggest payday yet in the six-furlong, $150,000 Honorable Miss Handicap (gr. II) for fillies and mares at Saratoga Aug. 3.
Showing an ability to rate, Passified angled off the fence mid-stretch and ran down pacesetting Fleet Caroline close to home to win the $150,000 San Clemente Handicap (gr. IIT) for 3-year-old fillies at one mile on the Del Mar turf course Saturday.
Trainer Jim Cassidy hasn't had much luck beating Super Freaky, losing to her three times with Passified, but he's hopeful Saturday will bring a different result in the $150,000 San Clemente Handicap (gr. IIT) for 3-year-old fillies at one mile on the turf at Del Mar.
Miss Macy Sue, ridden by Eusebio Razo Jr., rallied from just off of a rapid pace and drew away late to score a comfortable 2 1/4-length victory in stakes record time in the fourth running of the $110,100 grade III Winning Colors Stakes on the Memorial Day program at Churchill Downs.
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Imagine! Downtown Toronto, which fancies itself the gourmet hub of the GTA, being given its comeuppance by Vaughan! I don't know anyone who went to Vaughan to sample the food at Mideastro, featured on Food Network's The Opener, but I wish I had. Mideastro, now open at Yorkville and Yonge, is good. No, very good. No, way beyond good. This is Mediterranean new like the Arab spring, a mouthwatering makeover of familiar ingredients and dishes. After a couple of visits, I'm ready to proclaim chef Benny Cohen, an Israeli born to Moroccan parents, as the finest soup stirrer in town. For today, anyway.
But what is Mideastro food? Middle East plus. The category curls around the great salad bowl of our civilization, the regions bordering the Mediterranean. Here, its most popular expression is fast food, pockets of falafels and shawarmas, garnished with tangy sauce for instant addiction. Go formal, however, and all too often taste is lost in translation, the food thick with tradition but displaying little of the subtle mixing that make the Meds the spice champs of the world.
Mideastro is metrosexual elegance, a dark room with spotlights, a mix of tables and booths. The menu seems, at first, too familiar. My companion sighs, "Better get a smart marketer," as she surveys the usual suspects, babaganoush, hummus, a gallimaufry of raw, cured antipasto. But wait. What's Wagyu tenderloin carpaccio ($12) doing here? These little cones of raw meat wrapped around chippy arugula, adorned with a curl of parmigiano reggiano, balsamic and black truffle oil on a layer of pomegranate honey reduction, are irresistible. Baladi Eggplant ($9), a grilled eggplant, topped with tomato heart salsa, Israeli feta, wild oregano, roasted garlic and herb tahina (ground sesame seeds) is needlework; each ingredient retains its flavour and texture.
What a great idea — homemade chestnut gnocchi, a light marzipan consistency, in a superb presentation, a grilled lobster tail alongside, bathed in creamy bisque and topped with cashew butter ($21). My companion votes for lamb and beef kufta ($25). The dish arrives covered with a brittle layer of thin focaccia. The server slices it, a whoosh of spice, and the meat balls are revealed in a hot yogourt and tahina sauce. At this point Cohen, who has been cruising the resto like a Great White, zeroes in with spice info. It is not the Moroccan Ras El Hanout, which is to Middle Eastern cooking what Escoffier's great sauces are to French cuisine, but the Tunisian variant. I'm flattered that he thinks I know the difference. But now I try to identify them, nutmeg, bay leaf, allspice, dried rose petals, I think cinnamon is the sweet note.
I return, braced for anticlimax. Is the food as good as I remember it? Better. One bite of Cohen's take on Niçoise salad ($14) and I can make a meal of the whole thing. Delicately spiced chunks of grilled tuna tossed with torn Romaine lettuce, torn-apart six-minute eggs (yolks just set), cuke cubes, al dente peapods, capers …
Ceviche shots ($14). The Med fuses Peru! Fish cocktails of red tuna chopped with tabule salad, bulgar, mint, parsley each one mixed with a different flavour, caipirinha, mojito, limonnana. Of course, we must eat some lamb. The grilled chops ($34) are rightfully rare, but the star is mujadara orzo, cooked in brown lentils, onion, cumin and garlic.
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Desserts, halva tiramisus and Nutella parfait ($9.50), are rich; wines by the glass uninspired. Service is helpful. First time I've seen a waiter with gloves on: "Because I handle the cutlery." That's class.
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3. Make the filling: In a large bowl, using an electric mixer on medium speed, beat the cream cheese and sugar until well blended, about 2 minutes. Scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl with a flexible spatula and beat again until uniform. Beat in sour cream, vanilla and salt. Scrape down the bowl and mix again. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each. After beating in the last egg, scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl and beat one more time, to make sure the mixture is fully combined. Stir in chopped Oreos with the same spatula.
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"Long Beach uses a combination of innovative solutions and simple, yet effective, steps to eliminate waste as we move toward our goal to become a sustainable city," Mayor Bob Foster said. "Our city has already been recognized with many environmental awards and we continue to look for more opportunities to develop and implement more green programs."
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Contact Justin Rudd via e-mail at email@example.com or 562-439-3316 or visit www.beachcleanup.org.
The Friends of Colorado Lagoon is celebrating Earth Day on April 24 and 25.
On April 24 from 7 to 9p.m., three "Econversation" presentations will be made.
"What's For Dinner at Colorado Lagoon?" is by Christine Whitcraft, assistant professor of biological sciences at CSULB; "Raptors and Wetlands" by naturalist Adrienne Bosler; and "Lagoon in the Morning" is a photo show by local artist Tim Dunham. Events are outdoors, so warm clothes and blankets are advised.
On April 24, a trash cleanup will be held from 10 to 11a.m., followed by a native plant planting from 11a.m. to noon. The native plants along the Lagoon will provide a buffer and keep trash out of the water.
A vegetarian barbecue and ladderball tournament for volunteers follow the cleanup from noon to 2p.m., as well as compete in a ladderball tournament. All participants receive a prize just for playing.
All events are at the Colorado Lagoon Wetlands and Marine Science Education Center, near Appian Way and Colorado Street. For directions, go to www.coloradolagoon.org/ focl/contact.html.
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Residents and businesses should bring in cans and bottles to the center during mall hours until Wednesday. Mall hours are 10a.m. to 9p.m. Monday through Friday; 10a.m. to 8p.m., Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Donations can be brought to the Main Court near The Body Shop. Visit www.shoplos
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PLANS to relocate public toilets from Tanner Row, in York, to the redeveloped Roman House on Rougier Street are set for approval next week.
An application is due before the city council's planning committee on Thursday, which would allow the existing toilet block to be demolished.
Developers managing the conversion of neighbouring Roman House into apartments want to use the site for parking, bin storage and cycle storage and instead provide new public toilets in Roman House.
Officials have recommended the plans get the go ahead, but neighbours and the local Micklegate Planning Panel have all objected to the proposed new site.
The Micklegate panel has written to the committee and said they do not object to the Tanner Row block being demolished.
"However, we do object to the proposed relocation of the public conveniences to Rougier Street.
"It is the view of the panel that tThis is an inappropriate location for such services. It is the view of the panel that tThe proposed public conveniences would reduce the amenity of what is already a very busy pavement area because of the many bus stops here."
A neighbouring shop owner has also objected, worried that his customers will have to deal with bad smells from the toilets next door to himhis property.
But the planning officials have said the current building adds nothing to the street scene on Tanner Row, and the new toilets in Roman House would be available 24 hours a day — and accessible for disabled people.
A wider project to improve public toilets around York, costing £650,000, has already seen renovations take place at the facilities at Union Terrace and Nunnery Lane car parks.
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Much has been made of a long-rumored collaboration album between Drake and Lil Wayne, but it looks like Drizzy may have another hip hop luminary he'd like to join forces with — Rick Ross.
In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Drake says he and the Teflon Don have been talking about their own Watch the Throne-esque project.
"One of the people I enjoy rapping with most in this business is Rozay [Rick Ross]. Me and him have talked about potentially doing something after our albums come out," the Young Money emcee revealed.
Drake feels that he and the Maybach Music boss have the right chemistry and track record for a collaborative effort.
"I just love making songs with him. Every time we make a song it just seems to be something I love listening to after the fact when I'm in my car," he said.
Like the Drake/Wayne album, though, a Drake/Ross LP is still just a twinkle in the rapper's eye. Right now, the 24-year-old is fully focused on his forthcoming sophomore effort, Take Care, which is due to the label in less than a month, and in stores October 24. In the interview, Drake also reveals that Stevie Wonder plays a piano solo on an album track called "Doing it Wrong."
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January 08, 2003 Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305) Food and Drug Administration 5630 Fishers Lane, Rm. 1061 Rockville, MD 20852 Docket No. 02D-0324, Comments "Guidance for Industry: Drugs, Biologics, and Medical Devices Derived From Bioengineered Plants for Use in Humans and Animals" Large Scale Biology Corporation (LSBC) is a publicly traded biotechnology company, with corporate offices located in Vacaville, CA, and a current staff of 125 people. Founded in 1987, the Company's mission is to produce biopharmaceuticals using plant-based expression systems. LSBC's core capabilities include plant virus-based protein and peptide expression and the associated processes, facilities, personnel and quality systems for product extraction and purification. LSBC has achieved significant technical milestones related to the production of biologics derived from bioengineered plants, including: (1) first use of RNA plant viruses to transiently express foreign genes systemically in non-recombinant plants (1990), (2) first introduction of a recombinant plant virus into the environment under USDA permit (1991), and (3) conducted a Phase I clinical trial under IND 9283, to treat indolent non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma patients with a virus expressed, plant derived, autologous single chain vaccine. Large Scale Biology, a leader in the manufacturing of plant-derived therapeutics, believes that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have done an excellent job in capturing the unique manufacturing issues associated with the use of bioengineered plants as source material for the production of regulated pharmaceutical products. The recommendations and current thoughts addressed in the this guidance document are in congruence with current pharmaceutical regulations, Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR) and veterinary biologics regulations Title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations (9 CFR). After reviewing the draft guidance document, we identified three areas for the agency to consider when preparing the final document. Lines 364-366, Transient Transfection Systems: LSBC has used both primary transcripts, derived from plasmid DNA and virion, derived from either transcript inoculated plants or passaged recombinant virion as inoculum sources (inoculum source used is dependent upon the stability of the recombinant virus). Add the following item to the list of information provided regarding virus vectors: A description of the preparation of the Master Virion Bank (MVB), if one is used; Line 371, Genetic Stability: Seed Banks and Vegetative Propagation There may be manufacturing circumstances when a transgenic host plant is used in combination with a transient expression system. The transgenic host plant could express products that modify the pharmaceutical protein, enhance the expression of the viral vector or enhance a particular agronomic trait or characteristic of the host while the pharmaceutical protein is expressed via the recombinant vector. In other cases, the pharmaceutical protein might be expressed transgenically and a recombinant viral vector would express a protein-modifying enzyme or host plant enhancing product. In either of the above cases, master seed banks and working seed banks would be prepared and fully described. Line 533, Field-grown Plants The use of perimeter fencing may help in excluding wildlife and escaped livestock, but fencing may also attract undo attention to what would otherwise be viewed as just another field crop. The careful selection of field plot location should be considered in minimizing unwanted intruders while adhering to spatial and temporal requirements that would contain the genetically altered material. We believe that the recommendations considered in this draft guidance document for the use of bioengineered plants to produce biologic products, along with established FDA and USDA regulatory authority is sufficient and requires no additional regulatory oversight. The proposed document provides the necessary controls to assure that a consistent product can be manufactured from bioengineered plant sources beginning with a thorough description of the recombinant nucleic acid, master and working seed, plasmid and vector banks, plant growth, harvest, extraction and product purification. Sincerely, LARGE SCALE BIOLOGY CORPORATION David R. McGee, Ph.D. Executive Vice President R. Barry Holtz, Ph.D. Senior Vice President, Biopharmaceutical Development Stephen J. Garger Vice President, Biomanufacturing Laurence K. Grill, Ph.D. Chief Scientist and Senior Vice President,Research


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According to the contracting commission, megacontractor KBR (a.k.a. the contractor formerly known as Halliburton) was paid at least $36.3 billion to provide base support in Iraq for the past eight years. That's slightly less than the government bailouts for Bank of America and Citigroup. But then, the banks eventually returned the money. The commission report details numerous examples of waste by KBR. Where to begin?
Perhaps most troubling is the company's links to purported human trafficking. In late 2008, reporters discovered [15] a windowless warehouse on the Camp Victory complex outside Baghdad, where about 1,000 men from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka were being held in prisonlike conditions. The men had been hired by a KBR subcontractor. Around the same time, another KBR subcontractor was sued [16] for allegedly spiriting Asian workers into Iraq with false promises of high-paying jobs.
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First Choice has cancelled all departures to Venezuela's Margarita Island until 15 January after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office advised against non-essential travel to the South American country. Holidaymakers already in Venezuela, which is suffering from turmoil during a national strike, are being repatriated.
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Virgin Holidays (0870 990 4215) has launched a dedicated cities brochure featuring long-haul destinations such as Cape Town, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur and New York. Three nights in Boston start at £379 per person with flights.
Birmingham bargains
Birmingham-based low-fare airline MyTravelLite is expanding its routes to feature Amsterdam from 6 February, with one-way fares from £19. It is also adding Pisa, Rimini, Murcia, Barcelona and Palma from 30 March, with flights from £29 one way; and Knock from £19. Further information on 08701 564564.
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She is playing a wild character in "Revolver Rani" and true to her role Kangna Ranaut got aggressive while locking lips with her co-star Vir Das for a scene, said a source.
Vir Das and Kangna Ranaut in 'Revolver Rani'
Apparently, the actress kissed him so wildly that his lips began to bleed.
"In one scene, Kangna is arrested and is on her way to jail. She requests for some time to attend to an urgent matter and drags Vir Das to a room and kisses him so wildly that his lips start bleeding! No actress till date has portrayed such a 'manizing character'," a source said in a statement.
Set for an April 25 release, the film will present Kangna as an extremely dominating and aggressive woman, in contrast to her role in her latest hit "Queen".


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EMU track athlete named finalist for "Michigan's Best" honor
YPSILANTI - As the winner of the NCAA heptathlon title in 2005, Eastern Michigan University track and field athlete Lela Nelson ('05) is used to being in elite company.
Her next competition is no different. It will pit her against Detroit Piston Chauncey Billups, Detroit Red Wings forward Brendan Shanahan and boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. She's up against the best athletes in the state and she can't win without help.
Nelson, of Detroit, is one of 22 Michigan athletes to be named a finalist for the Detroit Free Press' "Michigan's Best" honor. The honor allows fans to vote for the top three athletes, amateur and professional, in Michigan for 2005. Past winners of the award, which was first given out in 1986, include 2004 winner Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons, Michigan State men's basketball coach Tom Izzo and former Detroit Lions running back Barry Sanders. No one from EMU has ever won the award.
Nelson won the heptathlon title and finished third in the long jump at the NCAA track and field competition in Sacramento, Calif. in June. She scored a personal-best 5,878 points in the heptathlon, setting five other personal-best marks after entering the meet seeded 21st. She won the heptathlon long jump (21 feet-2), 100 meter hurdles (13.49 seconds) and 200 meters (23.78). Nelson finished fifth in the heptathlon and 19th in the longjump at the USA outdoor championships in June.
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The heptathlon features seven different competitions. Events include the 100 meter hurdles, the high jump, shot, 200 meters, long jump, javelin and 800 meters.
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I like Wikis. I like the idea of helping build a source of information and enjoyment for others. I first started on the NFL (now American Football) Wiki, and all through the season I would be working on projects when my team (the Forty Niners) were on, or when it was cold and wet outside and I felt guilty about just watching TV. I've since worked on several other wikis, and this Olympic one is the latest to absorb energy. I would suspect that the activity here is about 50 times what it was a year ago, or what it will be in a year. And I admit to being part of that 'fad group'. Bit I've found that once in a Wiki, I do go back on semi-regular occasions. And it will be interesting to watch how things develop after London, and during the rampup to Sochi.
I also find that I like structure in the Wikis that I work on, and the Olympics is no exception. I don't do pages where all it says "so-and-so is the greatest, he/she was born in 1990 and and won the gold!" There's nothing wrong with those, it's just not me. I look for a baseline, and the obvious one is the games themselves. I make sure that all of the games have similar pages, and are properly linked to each other and categorized. Not all of the information is there, so others can add to their heart's content. That project is complete, as far as establishing the baseline.
My second project is pages for each country in the games. With 204 entries at London, this one will take longer, but that's not a problem. And if some wants to add a good story, or a bit about their favorite athlete, fine. We're here to build and add. I don't konw when I'll write again, but when I think of something, I will.


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Mr Hirst told a UBS financial services conference in Sydney yesterday technology was becoming cheaper and easier to replicate.
"While technology will be important, in itself it's not a strategy," Mr Hirst told The Australian Financial Review after his presentation. "If technology was the be all and end all for banking, then the biggest bank in the world would be IBM."
CBA has spruiked the introduction of its real time payments system that will allow retail and business customers to electronically transfer funds at any time and not face delays over weekends in receiving funds. "Our system has been doing that for 20 years," Mr Hirst said.
Most of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's technology investment will go into applications for customers. Mr Hirst said banks still needed to have a key differentiator from the market and engage closely with customers and the community.
"Whilst technology will bring great advantages for the consumer I'm not sure it's going to bring sustainable advantage to any individual organisation," he said.
He admitted Bendigo and Adelaide had a "big hole" in NSW, but was not actively pursuing acquisitions but focusing on organic growth there.
"Having said that, if something came up, we'd have a look at it."
Still, some analysts are yet to be convinced that NAB's discount mortgage strategy is generating sufficient profit growth. Some have even dubbed it "profitless growth".
Ms Gray showed cash earnings in the personal banking division had grown just 4 per cent a year since 2009 and the return on risk weighted assets had fallen 0.16 of a percentage point.
"I understand strategically they are trying to turn around the business, but you can only really gauge success when you start to see earnings flowing from that strategy," CLSA analyst Brian Johnson said.
Mr Johnson predicted that NAB's earnings growth would improve, due to its reducing its discount on mortgages compared with competitors.
Ms Gray later said the fairer benchmark was 2010, when NAB "rebased" the business by slashing $300 million of fees to attract more retail customers. Those metrics showed annual profit growth of 21 per cent in the past two years and the return on risk weighted assets rose 0.48 of a percentage point.
"When you look at the picture and data together, there has been improvements in profits for shareholders but there is still more we can do," Ms Gray said.
Mr Hirst discounted the possibility of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank forming a "fifth pillar" with
"At the moment we're all capable of making a go of it on our own and providing reasonable returns."
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Brauron, in the ancient times called Vrauron, situated on the east coast of Attica, was one of the oldest sacred-places in Greece, where the goddess of nature and the protector of fertility and childbirth, Artemis was worshipped. According to the myths Iphigenia, the daughter of the Mycenaean king Agamemnon, established this sanctuary.
Iphigenia had to be sacrificed before the beginning of the Trojan War, but the goddess Artemis saved her by abducting her to Tauris, where Iphigenia became her priestess. Seventeen years later she fled away to her homeland with her brother Orestes and his friend Pylades, taking with her a cult statue of the goddess Artemis. They arrived on the southern-eastern shores of Attica and Iphigenia there founded in Vrauron the Sanctuary of Artemis Vrauronia, spending the rest of her life there in service to the goddess. After her death she was deified and she became to be honored as a heroine in Vrauron, where she was probably also buried.
After the fall of the Mycenaean period this place was for a certain time deserted, but from the 9th century BCE the region was again inhabited and the sanctuary became to be again in use. In the 6th century the older temple of Artemis existed there and the cult of Artemis Vrauronia played an important part in Attica. Peisistratos, who was born in Vrauron, transferred the cult of Artemis Vrauronia to the Athenian Acropolis. The sanctuary in Vrauron was flourishing also during the 5th and the 4th centuries BC.
The present form of this sacred place exists from the 5th century BCE, when it was rebuilt above the earlier structures. The temple of the goddess Artemis, the shrine of Iphigenia located amongst the rocks, the Sacred House which was the residence of the priestess and a monumental propylon with the so called "Stoa of the Bears" were constructed at this period. According to some opinions part of this stoa (in the NW) was the residence for some children (5 - 10 years old girls), who served in the sanctuary.
These small girls were called arktoi ("the bears"), commemorating the mythical story about the sacred female-bear of Artemis, killed by the brother of one of these girls, serving in the sanctuary. Due to this reason arktoi were also wearing the clothes of crocus color, to remember an appearance of this sacred animal. Finally, during the festivities in honor of the goddess Artemis, the young girls were performing the sacred dances disguised as bears.
Many statuettes of children representing "the bears," were discovered in this place and they can be seen in the museums (Museum Brauron, British Museum London). The sculptors were also depicting the children taking a part in the cult of the goddess Artemis and the vase-painters were picturing arktoi, learning music, teaching dancing and rhythm courses.
Concluding, we have to note, that "a maiden as a victim for the animal which has to be killed" is a widespread motif in the hunting cultures. In the mythology the maiden was presented usually as the bride of the bear or of another animal. We could suppose, that similar scenes were performed also in the sacred dances during the festivities in honor of Artemis in Vrauron.


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Four Great Home Theater Projectors Compared
This comparison looks at two very different DLP home projectors, Optoma's HD91 and BenQ's W7500. Despite differences these two projectors also have a number of things in common.
There are two dramatic differences so we'll start with those.
Light Engine
The first is the light engine. The BenQ W7500 uses a traditional UHP lamp as do the vast majority of projectors (other than those tiny pico and pocket projectors), while the Optoma HD91 is one of the first mid-priced home theater projectors to sport a solid state LED light engine (rated 20,000 hours).
There's a direct effect to having that light engine, and that is price. Although there's no lamps to replace, which saves money, the light engine is also responsible for this projector being over $1000 more than the BenQ.
The other major difference is brightness. The BenQ W7500 is what we oft refer to as a light canon, capable of large screens in dedicated theaters, and of working in reasonable family/living/bonus/media room type setups, while the HD91 is more of a small to medium sized screen projector, that's best in a dedicated theater/cave.
Just remember to be objective. There are some great average brightness or below projectors. What matters is does a projector work in your room, for the kind of usage you plan. It's like considering cars with lots of horsepower. If you don't need it, then focus on what you do need.
Out-of-the-Box Picture Quality
NOTE: In the above images, the Optoma image comes first, followed by the BenQ.
Let's start this comparison with out of the box picture quality. Both projectors have multiple picture modes.
The BenQ has a couple that look very good, without additional adjustment. None are extremely close to ideal calibrated color, but they still are probably more accurate than what most of your friends see on their little old LCDTVs. More to the point, they provide a very watchable picture.
The Optoma HD91 though, is a different matter. Not one of our review projector's picture modes had anything reasonably good looking. Skin tones at best, were way over the top red. Fire instead of being yellows and oranges and reds, (and a touch of blue) were mostly magenta, red and green. It makes for some weird explosions!
How Calibration Factors In
The good news, is that the Optoma HD91 has a full set of color management controls and can be properly calibrated. Mike's calibration was reasonably successful. The finals looked very good on paper, but not as good as most projectors calibrate. I wouldn't be overly concerned though, as a) I wouldn't recommend this projector unless you deal with the color – by getting a calibration, or trying our settings, and b) If you hire a calibrator, they will likely be able to tweak better color than Mike got, since Mike mostly goes by the auto calibration software. Your personal calibrator should address minor changes if there's room for improvement. One advantage of an LED light engine is once you have good color it should not change significantly over years of use. Lamps, on the other hand, naturally shift color slightly over even a few hundred hours.
Our normal thing is to calibrate each projector's "best" mode. That is, start with the mode that's closest to ideal and adjust it for optimum results. Best modes are usually the least bright, or close to it, and often lose a few more lumens by virtue of the calibration.
So, we look at both a calibrated "best" mode, and also the best looking "bright mode" for when you need maximum lumens – typically for dealing with ambient light, or for 3D viewing. (Yes, both projectors are 3D capable, more on that in a bit).
With the Optoma HD91, post calibration, with respectable color the projector measured about 550 lumens with the zoom at mid-point. Brightest mode needed serious adjustment to have watchable color, which resulted in measured brightness of about 670 lumens, or about 20% brighter. Just for comparison purposes unadjusted brightest mode – Bright – measured about 750 lumens at mid zoom. That's the the long range of the HD91 zoom, there's a good amount of brightness difference between mid zoom and wide angle (closest). The HD91 becomes about 1/3 brighter in wide angle. It actually measured right on claim of 1000 lumens before adjustment, and still managed a tad shy of 900 lumens after adjustment.
Just for reference, those kind of brightness numbers aren't much different, say to many very good projectors from the likes of Sony, JVC, Optoma, Mitsubishi, etc. a few years ago. Today, though most projectors are a step up in brightness, primarily to support 3D (which sucks up lumens), or to handle non-theater type rooms. Bottom line: The HD91 has plenty of lumens for normal theater use, as long as your screen sizes are typically under 110" diagonal. By comparison, the BenQ's brightest mode – Dynamic – clocked out at 2340 lumens at wide angle on the zoom. But that mode is pretty ugly as well. Mike determined that by the time you try to improve Dynamic mode it would not be significantly brighter than the calibrated Cinema mode. So that means you still have calibrated color, but at about 1900 lumens at wide angle on the zoom.
The BenQ W7500, by comparison clocks out at about 1750 lumens calibrated – over three times as bright. It would be noticeably brighter on a 150" diagonal screen than the Optoma, calibrated would be on a 100" screen.
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Club Pink, at the Canberra International Sports and Aquatics Centre, could find itself before the courts after it told two members to stop feeding their hungry babies in the gym.
The mothers, Melinda MacDonald and Kathleen Notley, have held meetings with the club's managers, written to the club and provided them with relevant sections in the ACT's Discrimination Act outlining their case.
But the women were informed by management the no-children, members-only policy of the club stands and they could not bring their newborn babies to the gym.
The mothers contacted ACT Human Rights and Discrimination Commissioner Helen Watchirs and were expected to lodge a formal complaint.
"We asked the manager what the issue was, and she responded that the babies smell and the space they were taking up was offensive to other patrons," Ms MacDonald told The Canberra Times.
Dr Watchirs said it seemed to be a clear case of discrimination. She said laws introduced in 1999 acknowledged breastfeeding was natural and any interference with that right was unlawful.
If a formal complaint is lodged, Dr Watchirs has 60 days to dismiss it or attempt conciliation. If the parties fail to come to an agreement the complaint can be referred to the discrimination tribunal. - AAP
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When you're ripping around a concrete bowl at the Rio Grande skate park in Aspen at full speed, the last thing you want to come rolling into your path is the wayward board of a young skater who just flubbed a kickflip.
"The biggest problem is little kids trying to do street tricks around the bowls, and having their skateboards fall into the bowls," said Eric Allen, 28, a Basalt resident who's been skating at the Aspen park since it opened in 2000.
The city of Aspen took input from about 50 skaters like Allen this week, as staffers in the parks and recreation department held two open houses at the park to start drafting an expansion plan.
Allen said the skate park needs a separate street skating section, to mix up the terrain and give kids a place to biff their kickflips in peace.
"They need quarter pipes on each side; it would be nice to have a wedge ramp; a pyramid is always nice; and maybe a little bowled-out corner," he said.
Steve Cronin, the city's landscape designer, said most of the skaters he's talked to so far would seem to agree with Allen, and the most logical place for a new street section is the basketball court just north of the existing park.
"Most people are looking for a street-skate type of theme, since our park is all bowls," Cronin said.
"We have a bit of an elevation loss between the park and the basketball court area, which could be ideal for stairs, or drop-in ramps."
Adam Longnecker, 39, who gives skateboarding lessons at the park through his company, All Star Adventures, said: "What I'm hoping to see [added] is just elements that aren't in parks around here," he said. "We need to see some creative ledges, some creative gaps, stuff that you'd find on the street somewhere. I also like the use of different materials besides concrete, maybe some marble, some brick."
The survey that Cronin distributed this week (it's also posted on the city's website) asks skaters to identify any issues with the current skate park, and it asks whether a new street-skating section is the most needed improvement. It also asks whether the clover bowl feature, a deep set of bowls on the eastern edge of the park, should be removed to make room for something else.
"Most people are saying that it would be a bad idea to remove it, but it's not utilized as much as the two large bowls we have out there," Cronin said. "It's harder than the other ones, and it's used more by the expert skaters."
Cronin has $25,000 in city funds for public outreach and preliminary design of the expanded skate park — he said he's not sure whether funding for an eventual expansion would come out of his department's budget or from the city's general fund.
Although the vast majority of comments that Cronin got this week were reportedly in favor of an expanded street-skating section, representatives of Theatre Aspen, which uses a stage near the skate park, said they did have some noise-related concerns.
"Being in a park has inherent challenges, and the basketball court in the current design provides a slight buffer for us, because it's not used as much as the skate park," said Paige Price, the organization's theater director. "There are so many things that we compete with that it would be nice if [the expanded area] was behind a berm of some sort."
After this week's round of public input, Cronin said the next step is to hire a skate park designer to draft a preliminary plan for presentation to Aspen City Council.
"In a perfect world, we would break ground spring or early summer next year," he said.
Florida-based skate park contractor Team Pain designed the Aspen park, and Cronin said he hoped the company would be interested in building the expansion as well.
"This park has held up better than most in the valley," said Cronin. "Overall, the company did a really good job, and although we'll have to do the standard bidding process for a contract, we do hope that they're interested."
In the early days, the tentative plan for a skate park expansion was to keep building to the east, where the Rio Grande Recycle Center now sits. With that facility in place, though, Cronin said expanding onto the basketball court is a better option.
A hoop could even be left standing, he said, so that people could play basketball when there's no skate park traffic.
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SearchCore – one of the few publicly traded companies involved in the medical marijuana industry – has signed an agreement to sell MMJ heavyweight WeedMaps Media Inc. to an undisclosed buyer. The price tag: $3.75 million and the assumption of more than $8 million in obligations.
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In anticipation to Krizz Kaliko's new mixtape, which is set to be released this month on the 27th, and Tech hitting the stage this weekend on sunday in The Melkweg, we receive the new visual treat for "Alone". Directed by Strange Music's in-house director Anthony Devera, the video places both rappers in a depressing and gritty, near apocalyptic setting with both rappers with their back against the wall.
Fresh from Tech's "Boiling Point EP", the emotional and vulnerable ending track featuring Kaliko was one of the least expected to find a visual release, since it was the only song which wasn't as dark as the rest of the album and stood out from what "Boiling Point EP" stands for. As they find themselves alone in their struggle against ignorance and evil, the two walk the streets in search for redemption and change. A simple yet powerful video, showing that Tech is still the most talented and versatile unsigned artist in the world.
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SPORTS >>Senior Lady Owl signs on with Central Baptist
By JASON KING
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Abundant Life senior Sierra Durham will go from the red and black of the Lady Owls to the white and blue of the Central Baptist College Lady Mustangs next year. Durham signed her letter of intent to play at CBC Thursday morning at the Abundant Life gymnasium.
Durham is a four-year starter for the Lady Owls.
She was named All-Conference in her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons. So far this season, she averages 18 points per game for the Lady Owls, along with five rebounds and three assists.
Sierra is the daughter of Jim and Darlene Durham of Jacksonville. Her career high for a game was 30 points last season, and lists accumulating over 1,000 points in only two years as one of her greatest athletic accomplishments.
On hand for the signing was Lady Mustangs basketball coach Lyle Middleton. Middleton says that he hopes for Durham to make a difference on his budding team in more ways than one.
Sierra is not afraid to take it inside the paint and play with the big girls, Middleton said. We think she will help us be more aggressive defensively than what we have been, but we know she can put it on the floor and score as well. Shes just a scrappy player.
We are a young program, mostly freshmen and sophomores. We only graduate one senior this year, so we are looking to bring Sierra and some of the younger girls in and have an immediate impact on our program.
Lady Owls coach Justin Mosely says Durhams impact on her high-school team has been second to none during his tenure at Abundant Life.
Her freshman year, we won one game, Mosely said. We won a few more each successive year, and last year, we won 16 games. Were on track to win about 18 or 20 games this year. Were on the increase, and Sierra has played a big role in that. She has been a consistent player. Weve had some girls that would score 15 points in one game, and then maybe not score at all for the next three games. With Sierra, we get a 15-point game out of her every night, if not more. I think being able to depend on her like that has helped us build up our program.
She never misses an open practice, which is something you rarely see. Ive had to cancel a couple of them before because I was out of town, and she got mad at me.
Durhams list of accomplishments through her high school career is even more impressive with the fact that she did not start playing basketball at all until the eighth grade.
She has also won team awards for most points, most steals and best free-throw percentage.
Durham says the decision to go to CBC was not a tough choice at all. One visit to the campus was all it took for her to decide that she wanted to be a Lady Mustang.
What initially attracted me to the college was that it is a Christian school, Durham said. I go to a Christian school now, and I want to stay in that type of environment. I wasnt really trying to go anywhere big, like a D1 school or anything like that. It is a small campus; it just felt like home. I think the program there will be a good fit for me.


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Garcia the sole gambler
One of the main talking points in the lead-up to the 34th Ryder Cup was whether anyone would be gutsy enough to attempt to drive the 10th green off the tee.
The likelihood of anyone gambling on the shot, which gives a player the chance of a putt for an eagle, was diminished by European captain Sam Torrance's decision to play from the hole's back tee.
It was judged too risky to attempt to reach the green on the 311-yard hole and on Friday only one player was game enough to take it on.
Sergio Garcia, as he had done in practice, took up the challenge in his fourball match with partner Lee Westwood.
The 22-year-old Spaniard came up inches short of landing on the edge of the green, but found the water instead.
He recovered to save his par, and judging by his reaction when his tee shot only just failed to make the green, will continue to gamble off the tee.
Every other player in the morning fourballs and everyone off the tee in the afternoon decided discretion was the better part of valour and opted to lay-up and use a wedge to set up a birdie chance.
The American team have been vocal in their criticism of the move to lengthen the hole with Paul Azinger estimating that only 20% of the players will take on the green over the weekend.
Team captain Curtis Strange has left the decision whether to attack the green in the hands of his players, but hinted that they would be advised to play it safe.
"There will be very, very few shots to the green," he said. "We've already decided that it's better to have two putts at a birdie than one putt at a par."
Even Tiger Woods, for whom 311 yards is well within his reach, opted to play it safe on Friday morning in keeping with his pre-match assertion: "I'll lay up every day," he said.
Ballesteros brilliance
The decision to play it safe may rankle with Severino Ballesteros, the quintessential risk-taker, who pulled off one of the most famous tee shorts at the 10th in 1993.
The Spaniard, who is watching the competition from his home, had seen Nick Faldo lay-up short of the water during their match between Great Britain and Ireland and the rest of Europe in 1978.
Undaunted, he reached for his driver and blasted the ball over the trees and water to finish eight feet from the hole.
For the fans gathered around the green in the hope of seeing anyone take on the hole in the afternoon foursomes it was to be an exercise in futility.
The closest they came to seeing an eagle was Padraig Harrington escorting four ducks off the fairway to allow his partner Paul McGinley to play.
Their best chance of some drama for the gallery may well lie with Garcia in Saturday afternoon's fourballs.
With the luxury of having the shot of partner Lee Westwood to rely on the Spaniard may well try to make his mark on The Belfy's signature hole.
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Of all the Met starters, nobody personifies the woes of the bullpen more than Johan Santana, who has had six leads blown. That's 15 wins by now with a perfect pen.
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Let's forget about working nine innings for now. The game isn't played that way anymore. A quality start, which is really about mediocrity, is six innings. A solid start should be seven innings, and Santana has gone that far 14 times, and worked into the seventh two other times.
Sure, you always want more, but he's given the Mets what they expected when they signed him.
We have Santana, John Maine and Oliver Perez for the series.
During the pregame manager Jerry Manuel suggested he might use Maine, Perez and Mike Pelfrey out of the bullpen between starts. It was a concept he rejected a couple of weeks ago. It sure was interesting to see the expression on the reliever's faces when we asked the starters about this.
Maybe this is Manuel's way of lighting a fire under the collective butt of his pen.


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The Today Show Announces It's Line-up For Their 18th Annual Summer Concert Series
Summer means concerts and the Today Show is ready to kick off another year of great shows. This year is going to be filled with a great line up. So if you are planning a trip to New York, check out the line-up and plan your trip accordingly!


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Hello everyone! I'm a newcomer here.
I've been researching the differences between bipolar depression and major depression. Whenever the two have a difference in symptoms, I seem to identify more with the typical features of bipolar depression.
So I want to ask some officially diagnosed bipolars to see if these differences in symptoms ring true in real life.
Major Depression
- later onset in life
- insomnia
- [often] weight loss
- pacing, restlessness
Bipolar Depression
- typically appears around 18 years
- hypersomnia
- [often] weight gain
- inactivity, slowing down
- irritability, anger, inability to concentrate
During depressed moods, I am irritable and unable to focus. I am usually very artistic and creative, but I have not written or made anything in in several months. I have also been experiencing mild migraines, but I am not sure if this is related or not.
Thanks everyone!