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Carrizo (CRZO), a mid-cap oil and gas producer and major player in the premier shale regions, including Eagle Ford and Utica, has recently announced a plan to sell the remainder of its long-held Barnett Shale acreage for $268 million. This is the final move in an incremental process to sell off the company's once huge position in North Texas, and also part of the company's greater plan to shift focus from natural gas to oil.
Carrizo got its start at unconventional shale drilling in North Texas, acquiring land there over a decade ago. By selling its remaining 9,000 acres, Carrizo has now satisfied its funding gap and can continue spending capital on newer, higher-return, liquids-rich plays. This was a good move.
On March 26, I recommended Carrizo on its remarkable oil production growth. The stock has since jumped 24%. I believe this company will continue to do well as it develops the Eagle Ford site and now begins drilling in the nascent Utica shale.
Why Carrizo Sold
Previously a shale gas producer, Carrizo finally caved in to reality in 2010. Realizing that natural gas was in a structural glut that would not be solved anytime soon (it still hasn't), CEO Chip Johnson turned the company's rudder to alter its course toward shale oil. At that time a juggernaut in the Marcellus and Barnett, the two best gas shale areas in the country, Carrizo began acquiring positions in the Niobrara and the Eagle Ford. To fund this, management incrementally sold pieces of its Barnett shale over three years. Late last year, Carrizo sold all of its North Sea assets for the same reason.
Meanwhile, the company's oil production grew rapidly in the Eagle Ford area, which soon became the center point of the business. Later, yet more discoveries were made in the Utica shale area in eastern Ohio and Carrizo decided to jump in as an early entrant. Carrizo now has 15,500 acres in Utica.
Developing acreage in Eagle Ford, a "green field" shale, was and is a capital-intensive task. Most of the company's recent capital expenditures have been spent on the Eagle Ford operation. But with the company plunging into the Utica, Carrizo's need for land and development capital is overwhelming. Carrizo has had to sell off its Barnett, UK and some Marcellus assets to build up a new base.
Turning the Corner
Proceeds of this deal are going toward two things: Reducing debt amassed by previous acquisitions, and satisfying the company's 2013 funding gap. This asset sale does both. Next year, Carrizo finally expects to be "cash flow neutral." This means Carrizo's operating cash flow will equal its capital expenditures for the first time in several years. All on the back of increasing oil production with a high rate of return.
Carrizo's recent asset sale is to be commended. It has done a good job repositioning itself as an oil company, and Johnson's strategy will soon begin paying off in a big way. Carrizo is still a buy right now. The stock's book value is a fair 2x, which is better than some of its other fast-growing mid-cap peers, including Gulfport (GPOR) (3x), Rosetta (ROSE) (2.37x) and Goodrich (GDP) (8.1x). The company's narrowing focus on oil and its fantastic production growth make it a compelling story.


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1 Can Phil Mickelson finally win a U.S. Open? Mickelson has finished runner-up in the national championship a record six times, including when Payne Stewart won at Pinehurst in 1999. He has made no secret of his desire to win and become only the seventh player in history to win all four majors and complete golf's Grand Slam. "That means he can play U.S. Open golf," former two-time U.S. Open champion Curtis Strange said of Mickelson's second-place finishes. "He just hasn't won."
2 Can Rory McIlroy win another major? At 24, McIlroy already has two major titles -- the 2011 U.S. Open and the 2012 PGA -- and appears on track to make a run at a third. He won the BMW PGA Championship in England just two weeks ago and followed that with an opening-round 63 at the Memorial.
3 Is Jordan Spieth ready to win a major? In the two biggest tournaments so far this year, Spieth, 20, has played in the final group in the final round at the Masters and Players Championship. If he can get in contention again and win, he would become the youngest since John McDermott in 1911 (19 years, 10 months) to capture the U.S. Open.
4 It's not the same Pinehurst No. 2. The Donald Ross-design, which Paul Azinger called the greatest inland course in the world, along with Pine Valley, has undergone a major restoration since the last U.S. Open in 2005. The biggest transformation performed by the design firm team of Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore was to eliminate the rough and line each side of the fairway with waste bunkers that include wiry tufts of grass.
5 Great Scott, Adam is hot. With Tiger Woods missing his second major in a row, Australia's Adam Scott comes in as the No. 1-ranked player in the world -- and one of the hottest. The 2013 Masters champion won the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial two weeks ago and was ready to win again last week at the Memorial until a double-bogey at the par-3 12th hole on the final day.
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eCarOne.com is proud to offer this 2013 BMW 535i in great mechanical condition and is covered by the bumper to bumper BMW factory warranty. As new this BMW had an original sticker price of more than $63,200 MSRP.
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Somers and John Jay cannot seem to avoid each other come playoff time, and that's what makes every meeting between the programs so intense. They've bumped heads in the Class B semifinals or finals each of the last four seasons. And there have been a few classic games.
They meet again tonight at Somers for a 6 p.m. face off.
I'll be covering that game, so you can follow me @LoHudLacrosse for the updates. Share a prediction if you like before the game.
There are some other games worth mentioning. Unless one team is playing fast and loose with the ball, Mahopac and Brewster should be a close game. Lakeland/Panas and Putnam Valley are better than what the records indicate, and that should be a real grind. Fox Lane is playing a good mix of competition this year and could steal a headline by upsetting Mamaroneck.
Leave a score if you're out watching, please, or send a tweet my way and I'll update it when I get a chance to check the phone in between periods.
Schedule for April 18
Ossining at Blind Brook, 4:30 p.m.
Westlake at Briarcliff, 4:30 p.m.
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Spellman at Stepinac, 4:30 p.m.
Harrison at Arlington, 5:15 p.m.
John Jay at Somers, 6 p.m.
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Teenager Jodie King had tried several expensive anti-aging creams, but none would smooth the "wrinkles" on her forehead. So her mom, Margaret, gave her Botox injections for her 18th birthday. "Jodie's forehead is like mine – she gets pronounced lines when she makes a facial expression. I knew Botox would solve the problem," said Margaret. The £160 injections gifted to Jodie pale in comparison to the £45,000 Margaret has spent on cosmetic surgery for herself. Jodie is a Botox addict now, having spent £1,000 of her own money made from modeling on injections. Margaret, who has been getting the injections for 11 years and has had a nose job, two breast enlargements, a tummy tuck, and a mini-face lift, doesn't see anything wrong with her daughter inheriting her vice. She's even planning to give Jodie a nose job for her 21st birthday and has taken her for a breast augmentation consultation. "My mum's always looked so glamorous and she uses cosmetic surgery and Botox to keep her looking young. I plan to follow in her footsteps," Jodie said. "So what if I'm a teenage Botox addict? I can't think of anything worse than looking old. I'll always find a way to pay for Botox. Now I've started I can't stop." None of the doctors at Jodie's anti-aging clinic expressed any concern about Jodie's age, according to Jodie. But another plastic surgeon warns against using Botox at such a young age. Alex Karidis said Jodie seems to be on a dangerous spiral and is getting encouragement from her mother who might also be a Botox addict. "It is very very unusual to have Botox at that age and 18-year-olds should only have it if there is a real facial deformity, not just normal lines when they frown," said Karidis. "There is a real psychological danger. This is setting a precedent for using anti-aging procedures for many years to come. The mother needs to be taking responsibility if she is encouraging her daughter to have injections into her face." What do you think, should there be a minimum age for getting Botox or cosmetic surgery? [Daily Mail]


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What's open, what's closed on Labor Day
Federal, state, county and city offices and courts close on Monday in observance of Labor Day.
Port Authority bus, "T" and incline service operate on a holiday schedule. Around 30 bus routes will detour around parts of Downtown for the Labor Day parade, which begins at 10 a.m.
Port Authority's customer service line, 412-442-2000, will operate from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Downtown service center is closed and the Twitter account is not being staffed.
Pittsburgh trash collection is pushed back a day for the week. Weather permitting, Monday is the last day the city's six outdoor swimming pools are open. The city's 10 recreation centers and 14 senior centers are closed.
Post offices, banks, liquor stores and driver license and photo centers are closed but PennDOT online services will be available.


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Charging and Infrastructure 101
The City is in the process of installing a comprehensive network of nearly 100 EV chargers throughout the City as part of a region-wide push to accommodate the increasing number of electric vehicles on the road in the Bay Area. To make public charging even more appealing, Mayor Edwin M. Lee signed an Executive Directive in May 2011 pledging that charging stations owned by the City would be free until 2013.
While a comprehensive, publicly accessibly charging network is critical to support EV drivers, it is expected that most charging will take place at the home and at the workplace. If you are considering installing a charger at either location, you will need to consider which type of charging is appropriate for you.
All EVs sold in the U.S. use the same type of charging connectors, or "plugs", governed by a uniform industry standard, the Society of Automotive Engineers' SAE J-1772. The SAE J-1772 standard covers two "levels" of charging:
- Level 1 Charging, at 110V, utilizes a standard wall outlet, and does not require the installation of any special charging equipment.
- This type of charging, which is quite slow, is most appropriate in cases where the vehicle has a smaller battery or the driver has a fairly short daily commute that allows for sufficient charging during the time available at the charger. Depending on battery size, times for a full charge can range from 11 hours for a Chevy Volt (with a 16 kWh battery) to about 17 hours for a Nissan Leaf (with a 24 kWh battery).
- Level 2 Charging, at 240V, is the same type of circuit used for large appliances such as clothes dryers but with a different type of plug. This type of charging requires an EVSE (electric vehicle supply equipment), more commonly referred to as a "charger" or "charging station", which generally must be permitted and installed by an electrician. Charging times are much faster than for Level 1, and can range from 5 hours for a Chevy Volt to 7.25 hours for a Nissan Leaf.
An additional type of charging not yet covered by an SAE standard - Level 3/DC Fast Charging - utilizes 480V and can fully charge a vehicle in about half an hour. Although an SAE standard is nearing completion, this high-voltage charging is not likely to be considered practical for residential use, except perhaps by some of the largest multifamily buildings. It will be used primarily in commercial locations.
There are a number of companies making charging stations, Level 1, 2 and 3. Find a charger that meets your needs here. To learn about charger incentive available in the Bay Area, visit the Bay Area Air Quality Management District's PEV Ready page.
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SF Environment aims to reduce travel-created carbon by getting people out of cars and instead traveling by walking, biking or public transit. We also are greening the City fleet of vehicles and encourage the public to reduce their impact by supporting cleaner fuels and vehicles.
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Gilmer's Josh Walker is ETSN.fm + Dairy Queen Defensive Player of the Week
He's gained a reputation as one of East Texas' hardest hitters, and that quality was on full display Friday night when Josh Walker terrorized Graham quarterback Ben Davis.
Gilmer's stud outside linebacker recorded a season-high three sacks during the Buckeyes' 50-7 demolition of Region I champion Graham that sent Gilmer (14-1) to this Friday's 4 p.m. Class 3A Division II state championship game against unbeaten Navasota (15-0).
For his dominating performance in the state semifinal beatdown, Walker is the ETSN.fm Dairy Queen Defensive Player of the Week.
Walker's three-sack performance gives the 6-foot-1, 220-pound junior outside linebacker a team-leading nine sacks entering the state championship game, Gilmer's fourth since 2004 and fifth in school history. Walker also had nine sacks as a sophomore in 2011.
The Texas A&M commit leads Gilmer with more than 110 tackles and had three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
As he's done all season, Walker made his presence felt Friday night on the other side of the ball, too.
He carried five times for 79 yards and two touchdowns, giving him 611 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns this season. His 19 total touchdowns are second on the team behind sophomore running back Kris Boyd (21).
Gilmer aims for its third state championship in school history and in the Jeff Traylor era. Traylor led Gilmer to a 49-47 win over Jasper in the 2004 3A Division II title, a 38-13 loss to Liberty Hill in the 2007 3A Division I championship, and a 43-26 victory against Abilene Wylie in the 2009 3A Division I title game.
Gilmer lost 26-3 to Cameron Yoe in the 1981 3A state championship.
Dairy Queen Defensive Players of the Week
Dec. 13-15: Josh Walker, LB, Gilmer
Dec. 6-8: Tanner Norman, LB, Elysian Fields
Nov. 29-Dec. 1: Zane Barge, DB, Elysian Fields
Nov. 22-24: Tyus Bowser, DE, John Tyler
Nov. 15-17: Joe Cruz, DB, Alto
Nov. 8-10: Tyus Bowser, DE, John Tyler
Nov. 1-3: A.J. Davis, LB, Kilgore
Oct. 25-27: Corey Bartley, FS, Longview
Oct. 18-20: Syd Moore, DT, Van
Oct. 11-13: Eric Berryhill, LB, Hughes Springs
Oct. 4-6: LaDarrin Anthony, DT, Kilgore
Sept. 27-29: Arqez Walton, LB, Henderson
Sept. 20-22: Benny Colbert, DB, Kilgore
Sept. 13-15: DeQuante Woods, DB, John Tyler
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damn now this is what tim cook should of added and presented on the keynotes, this would of "WOW'd" a lot of more of people because honestly i'm not WOW'd about any features of the iphone 5 only thing i love about the new iPhone 5 is the hardware. if tim cook wants to keep steve jobs legacy going he gots to patent or buy or get this thing on the next iphone. But this is kinda of a widget but all in one widget type of thing but i love this idea, hopefully apple or tim cook see's this and think about adding it to iOS 6.1.1!
One of the first Cydia apps I install on a restore of IOS is NOSPOT.
If spotlight did this I would no longer install NOSPOT.
I'm guessing it'll take a few years for Apple to think about what the public want and incorporate it into their IOS so I guess this will come to IOS8 or IOS9.
this is amazing but it wont happen any time soon. This spotlight probably requires a bit more juice than the current hardware can handle with a zippy McZippington (quickly). But I'd pay money for an Apple feature like this.
Why doesn't Apple sit down with its hard core community and brainstorm on new ideas for iOS? Its so simple!
"Why spend the time opening App Store to download an application that you already know you want."
Why ask a question without a question mark?
Anyway, the reason is because it would need to load almost as many resources for all the data sources as the app itself would load and, thus, it would take every bit as long as launching the apps. Longer, even: Having everything from Netflix to App Store performing live searches as you type would be slow and hog resources and use excessive data.
I think that if spotlight was revamped to be incorporated with notification center it may be more my thing... Sorta like a NC add on I have that puts a search bar in the NC to search google, Wikipedia, you tube and a dictionary... Add a search to that add on to search phone stuff and that would be great...
Oh, and why should any of the "Jailbreakus Appcreatus illuminatus" spend the endless hours of coding that would be required to pull this off when all that will happen (once the $4.99 price tag shows up) is that it will be hacked and available for free? Yea, I'm talking to all you snoot nosed punks downloading and posting endless hacked software reviews on youtube, frack-off you twisted lil Fux!
Alright then, I think the moral of the story is that 3 people would buy the next iPhone if they revamp their search engine... and 50 more will purchase it if we could just make the damn thing go away
In reality guys, when we look at a feature like spotlight, we are looking at nothing more than a tool people will utilize when they dont really know how to use their iPhones. If you want to play a song, go to iPod. If you are looking to text, we all know where the iMessage icon is at.
We are supposed to be the elite users, the ones who hack our phones, and shy away from ridiculous comments about "Apple listening to the people" or "Apple paying the guy who made this video". Personally, i take how Apple runs their business with a grain of salt. It is a prosperous company, there is no doubt about that, and no matter how much we complain, we all know that we are here because some time or another, they put out a superior product that attracted us here. If it takes them a little longer to stabalize the technology, or if they just want to milk the consumer population because they can, well then, that sounds like a strategic business move. If you want amazing features, buy an Android and move on to a forum all about how the damn phones freeze constantly and have bugs and force close all the apps etc.


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Lao Steampunk: A theoretical approach
Lao-American writer Bryan Thao Worra has a post on the possibilities of Lao steampunk:
In real life, the industry could not be sustained due to financial issues and social upheaval in the region. But what would have happened if things had been successful? The outcome of the Nguyen-France War in what is now modern Vietnam might have ended very differently. Would the technology have spread to Luang Prabang, Vientiane or Champassak? Or perhaps, what if Minh Mang had failed, but research in the technology succeeded elsewhere? In an era of gunboat diplomacy, things could have been very different.
What would have happened if Lao had been successful in integrating steam engine technology into their society? Besides the likely rapid deforestation?
A writer could have a very interesting time exploring what the presence of lighter-than-air airships, analog or digital mechanical computers such as the Analytical Engine might have had on events in Southeast Asia. – read the full post.
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Paul (Allen) Reed (born 1919) is an American artist most associated with the Washington Color School and Color Field Painting.
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Paul Reed, the renowned Washington, D.C.-based artist and founding member of the Washington Color School. The focus of his career has been on color and the interplay with surface and light. Paul Reed has created luminous paintings— stretched, not stretched, square, rectangular and dynamically shaped, on canvas, muslin and paper—that explored transparency through a range of subject matter spanning mandalas, biomorphic shapes, discs and geometric abstractions.
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West Plaza Hotel
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West Plaza Hotel
West Plaza Hotel is a spacious, 5 level property located in Wellington CBD, just 3 minutes' walk from Te Papa Museum. The hotel features an award-winning restaurant, 24-hour reception and luggage storage facilities. It offers rooms with flat-screen satellite TV. Guests enjoy 1GB of free WiFi per stay.West Plaza Hotel is located in the heart of Wellington, opposite the Town Hall and Convention Centre. Lambton Quay waterfront's many shops, restaurants and cafes are a 3-minute walk away.All bright and airy rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and ironing facilities. Each room has a work desk with WiFi access (charges apply). 24-hour room service is available.City Dining & Bar offers a seasonal menu of modern New Zealand cuisine and a selection of boutique New Zealand wines. ...read more
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Hotel Guest Reviews of the West Plaza HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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From School Administration to Psychiatry. DB Woodside has been cast in CBS' drama pilot "Back" as a psychiatrist.
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I hope it works out for him; I very much liked his work on BtVS, and he seems quite a likable person, as well.
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How do the lawyers in India charge for a due diligence exercise?
The businesses and the entrepreneurs must be wondering how much the lawyers charge for the due diligence exercise. Do they charge on an hourly basis or the lawyers have a fixed fee for due diligence? This video will tell you the current trends in the industry.


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My Sony Vaio laptop came with Vista Home Premium already loaded. I installed
Office 2007, and uninstalled Home and Student version. Since then, red and
blue dots appeared on the left bottom corner on the icons on my desktop.
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The Shady Grove Music Fest is Wilmington, Delaware's premier festival for local & original music. It originated in 2002 (as the Arden Music Fest) featuring up and coming national rock bands. It has evolved into the first Delaware music festival to solely promote local, original talent from the tri-state area.
Enjoy the sounds live, original, home-grown music under the canopy of the Arden woods. This rain or shine festival is family friendly, so bring the kiddos (but leave the pups at home). For your comfort, bring a lawn chair or blanket. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
No outside food or beverages are permitted.
$15 advance · $20 at the gate
(Children 12 and under have free entry)
Act, sing, cook, dance, garden, read, listen, swim, and think deeply! The utopian community of Arden, Delaware, is home to the Arden Club, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Members of the Arden Club enjoy exclusive discounts to Club events. Annual dues are $20.
93.7 WSTW-FM Hometown Heroes is a weekly program spotlighting the best local, original music from the Delaware Valley! Hosted by Mark Rogers, Hometown Heroes is broadcast every Sunday, 8-10pm. Mark plays the music and provided information about where you can see these bands perform live, how to get their music, and how to contact them. He even brings some of them into the studio to perform live on the air.


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Chuck and those with the 35 watt HID kit in the fogs, do you think that the fogs are brighter than the angel eye DRLs?
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When the headlights are on, the fogs look much better than when just running them with the DRLs.
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It is no secret that finding the right school for your kids (and getting a seat) can be challenging to say the least. Given that high school letters went out Monday, some families will be relieved to know that there are still excellent options available if their children didn't get a seat at a coveted specialized school. BASIS Independent Brooklyn is a new option offering world-class learning at an exceptional value. The school is currently accepting applications for fall 2014 for grades K-10.
More on the Red Hook facilities here.
The new private school is based on the top-ranked curriculum of BASIS.ed schools. In 2013, BASIS Tucson and BASIS Scottsdale were ranked as the #2 and #5 Best High Schools in America according to U.S. News and World Report. Featuring an innovative K-12 academic program, the differences between BASIS Independent Brooklyn and the traditional school are many.
- Rolling admissions (still reviewing applications for this fall) and no standardized testing.
- A Primary School program featuring two — yes, two — teachers in every classroom. No student is allowed to fall through the cracks; no student is ever left to "cruise."
- Connections Class, where students integrate all their studies, presented with a problem requiring creative, collaborative teamwork, igniting critical thinking in the youngest of students.
Here's more on what makes BASIS Independent unique:
Head of School Jill McConnell says, "At BASIS, critical thinking is essential to student success. By teaching students to read, write, and think critically, we prepare them for fulfilling lives and successful careers." By senior year, students are ready for higher education with a distinctive edge, already having taken (at least) six Advanced Placement courses, and having the opportunity for autonomous learning in their Senior Research Project.
Maximizing that edge is the BASIS college counseling approach: far in advance of "application fever," BASIS students are meeting daily with counselors for an individualized approach to finding the right higher-education fit. That's one reason the 106 students comprising the class of 2013 were accepted into 540 colleges, earning more than $14 million in merit scholarships.
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$19.97 Stanley 1-gallon, 1.5-peak horse power, wet dry vacuum +Free Store Pickup
Walmart offers Stanley 1-gallon, 1.5-peak horse power, wet dry vacuum for $19.97 (reg. $29.97) plus free store pickup.
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Keep your home or business clean with the Stanley 1-Gallon 1.5-Peak Horse Power Wet/Dry Vacuum. It's ideal for use in a garage, basement, car or driveway. This Stanley vacuum has a high-performance motor that delivers maximum power picking up dirt and debris quickly. The 1-gallon 1.5 peak HP poly container gives you sufficient space for removal saving time and energy on less frequent dumps. It offers a lightweight design for effortless transport from one location to another. The compact style allows you to place it just about anywhere. This rugged Stanley 1-gallon 1.5-peak horse power wet/dry vacuum cleaner includes a 6' power cord with a cord wrap design for easy storage. The package includes a crevice nozzle, gulper nozzle, foam filter, cloth filter and clamp ring.
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Columbia County officials broke ground Wednesday on the new Gander Mountain store, set to open next fall.
Officials announced in February that the Minnesota-based outdoor retailer had selected the Columbia County site on Mason McKnight Jr. Parkway near Flowing Wells Road for its next Georgia location.
Although Wednesday's event was ceremonial, with developers and local officials briefly wielding gold-colored shovels, site preparation has been under way for a couple of weeks with crews working to relocate a sewer line and to remove earth at the site.
Katie Trimm stays busy. The Grovetown High School senior has a long list of extracurricular activities and academic accolades on her college applications to prove it.
Now, the 17-year-old can add Grovetown High STAR Student to that list. She got the honor by earning a 2160 out of 2400 on her SAT exam.
"I love what I do," Trimm said, adding that the groups she's active in are not just résumé boosters but things she's passionate about. "That's why I do it."
By the 22nd round, only two of 14 contestants were left in Saturday's regional competition for the 2014 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
For the next 20 rounds, Lincoln County Middle School eighth-grader Kevin Chen and Stevens Creek Elementary School fifth-grader Charles Li spelled words including "capitulation," "meistersinger," "erudite," "prerogative" and "nachtmusik."
In the audience, Charles' mother, Grace Wang, felt her nervousness begin to ease, she said. Her son grew more apprehensive.
The Columbia County Commission will likely pick a partner next month from the three Augusta hospitals vying to help it build the county's first hospital. At least one loophole the county hopes to exploit to get state permission has been used by two other Georgia hospitals for expansion, according to a document obtained by The Augusta Chronicle.
At a work session Friday, commissioners reviewed questions and answers from Doctors Hospital, Georgia Regents Health System and University Hospital about their bids.
A Martinez woman was charged Saturday after crashing her car into a Dollar General store and seriously injuring the cashier.
Police say Roshana Lequisha Payne, 37, of New Petersburg Drive, had been drinking when she drove her car through the front doors of the store at 210 Baston Road just after 7 p.m. Saturday. She registered a .12 blood alcohol level a the scene, according to authorities.
Payne was charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving and open container.
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Lakeside student moons on picture day
A Lakeside High School student was charged with public indecency Friday after mooning the camera on picture day.
A school assistant principal called authorities just before noon because he said the 16-year-old student pulled down his pants twice and "mooned" the camera during class photos. Five people in the classroom saw him expose his buttocks.
SUMTER, S.C. — If Augusta Christian head coach John Harris was pressed to come up with a motto to describe this year's squad, it might be, "You've just got to believe."
Entering the SCISA Class AAA state tournament as the upper fourth seed, the Lions defeated Wilson Hall, upset top seed Hammond and No. 2 Northwood before completing their improbable run to a state championship with a 59-53 victory over defending state champion Cardinal Newman on Saturday at the Sumter, S.C., Civic Center.
ATLANTA — Around Robin Souers' neck was colorful yarn from which two photos of her husband hung, one of him when they were married and another shortly before he died at 58 of Alzheimer's disease.
On Valentine's Day, Sylvester Brown's home was engulfed in flames, and almost everything he and his wife had accumulated in the past 30 years went up in smoke.
The couple escaped unharmed wearing only their pajamas, and watched firefighters put out the blaze.
Brown said his neighbors took them in, gave them breakfast the next day, and then friends from his church took the couple to Wal-Mart to buy clothes. His church pastor and some of the church leaders also bought them formal clothes so they could attend on Sunday.
A total of seven candidates qualified to run for five local seats for federal, state and county elections.
As of Thursday morning, only two of the local races were contested.
In the race for County Commission Chairman, incumbent Ron Cross will be opposed by local builder and political activist Jim Bartley. Both qualified with the Columbia County Republican Party, according to Elections Director Nancy Gay.
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1994 Editors' Briefing Program
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Chicago, Illinois
May 3, 1994
Thank you, Carolyn.
The last time we were together, it was in a grocery store teaching consumers about the new label.
I'd like to begin with a word of thanks to Tim Hammonds and the Food Marketing Institute.
Tim, you have a superb sense of timing. Today is day two of our national campaign to inform consumers of the new nutrition label.
I am here to mark an important milestone in the public health of this nation.
Starting next Sunday, virtually all food products produced for sale will have to be labeled with nutritional information that lets consumers really know what's in the food they are eating.
I have joined you today to highlight the significance of that event, and to discuss a major, nationwide public awareness campaign for the new food label.
The new food label represents nothing less than an enormous public health opportunity, one that comes only rarely. Using the new label, Americans will be able to make truly informed choices about the food they eat.
My purpose today is simple: I want each of you to experience for yourselves what American shoppers will be seeing when they go to the grocery store.
I want you to see that the new food label really does work.
Most of you have already seen -- and reported on -- what the new label can do. You are already written stories about the new food label.
You're the folks who more than any other group are going to teach people to read the food label.
Over the past month I have been talking to a lot of people in supermarket aisles around the country. I have spoken to parents, children, retired people, people on restricted diets.
In these conversations, I have heard two things: the new food label is easy to use, and there is something in it for just about everybody.
First, there will be nutrition information on all processed foods.
Under the old system, a full forty percent of the nation's processed foods carried no nutrition labeling whatsoever. What that meant, of course, is that there was no way to know even the most basic information about the contents of the food.
Look at the representative "Nutrition Facts" panel displayed here on the easel.
The most important part of the new nutrition facts label -- which has larger type, with the important information highlighted -- is the "Percent Daily Value" column on the right hand side of the Nutrition Facts Panel.
How do we get people comfortable with the new label? It takes just a minute. Just look at this column first.
What "percent daily value" means is your percentage of daily consumption in one serving -- the percentage of your recommended intake for that nutrient for the day.
A simple rule. A simple tip.
If the percent daily value is five percent or less, the product low in that nutrient. If you look at "Total Fat," you see five percent, and you remember that rule. And you know that the product is low in total fat.
Saturated fat: "Zero percent," it's low in saturated fat. Sodium: 28 percent. That's high in sodium. No longer do you have to understand grams, or milligrams.
Before, you had to understand what 660 milligrams of sodium was. Was that high? was that low? Most people didn't understand milligrams or grams. Most people didn't want to carry around calculators. Most people weren't nutritionists.
Now you can look at sodium and see 28 percent,and you can remember that rule -- less than 5% is low -- you know that sodium is in fact high for that product.
Under the old system, you had to do a calculation. You had to know that there were 9 calories per gram of fat.
If you just remember that 5% is "low", you can read the new food label. Forget grams, forget milligrams, leave your pocket calculators at home.
Let's look back at the cheeseburger for a moment.
Look next to saturated fat in the "percent daily value" column. Each serving includes fifty-one percent of the saturated fat you should limit yourself to each day. If you eat two of these, you've maxed out for the day.
This shows what an enormously powerful tool the new food label can be.
In the past, 40 percent of products had no nutrition information. And even for those products that did have this information, it was often very difficult to read, and hard to understand. The typeface was small, and the information was in grams and milligrams and most people didn't understand.
Just look at these two boxes of animal crackers. Here's the old label. It's incredibly small. I mean it's tiny.
The new nutrition label is bold. It's large type. Take a look. See what you think. What do you think when you look at the two?
The difference is really night and day between the old label and the new one. It's not only the format that has been revolutionized. Starting next Sunday, all food labels will provide information based on uniform serving sizes.
In the past, it was up to manufacturers to set serving sizes. The same kind of products would have different serving sizes. And in some instances, serving size information was difficult to use.
Here's a bag of potato chips with the old label. The serving size said "one ounce." How many potato chips are in one ounce? Well, you'd have to pour it out. You'd have to weigh it.
It wasn't very useful to know that a serving size was one ounce of potato chips.
If you look at the new food label and you look at the serving size it says "twenty chips" is the serving size.
With the new label, you know what's in a serving. You know what the daily value numbers are based on. If you eat twenty chips, in fact those are the daily values. If you eat 40, of course you have to double it. What's important is that you don't have to know anything about ounces.
The new food label takes a minute to get used to. Who's never looked at a food label? Who's never looked at a food label in the past?
Just take out some of the pretzels in the shopping bag. Just look at the pretzels.
Remember the rule: five percent or less, it's low. So you look at total fat, percent daily value. It says "two percent."
Two percent of your daily value of fat is in one serving. Knowing the rule, two percent is low so the product is low in total fat.
What about saturated fat? What's the percent daily value? One percent. Is it low or is it high? It's lower than five percent, so it's low. So this product is low in total fat, and low in saturated fat.
What about sodium?
Twenty-nine percent of your daily value -- of you daily intake -- of sodium is in one serving. So this product is high in sodium.
Once you know to look at "Percent Daily Value" and remember that simple rule of five percent or less, you can read any food label in the store.
Let's make another comparison, two candy snacks.
Again, remember the rule.
Look at these chocolate kisses, and these chocolate rolls. Total fat in one serving of these chocolate kisses: 20 percent. One fifth of your fat for the day is in one serving.
What about saturated fat? Thirty-six percent.
What about this other product? Total fat: four percent. Saturated fat: three percent.
If you want to reduce your fat intake, it's clear which one to eat. You can make choices.
Salad dressing is the number one source of fat in the American woman's diet. Take a look at the salad dressing in your packages. We've set realistic serving sizes. Two tablespoons is now the serving size for salad dressing. Two tablespoons of salad dressing represents 22 percent of your total fat intake for the day. So nearly a quarter of your fat for the day is in one serving.
Of course, there are low-fat salad dressings that have less.
Now you know, by looking at the "Nutrition Facts" panel, how much total fat you're really consuming when you have one serving. Do you remember that it used to be said that USDA used to regulate the pepperoni pizza because it had meat on it? And FDA regulated the cheese pizza that didn't have meat in it?
And there were different sets of rules for nutrition labeling. Now there's one nutrition label. It's the same for both products.
The "Nutrition Facts" panel takes all the dietary guidance that has emerged over the past several years and consolidates it into a few square inches of information that consumers can use.
There's one other point that I'd like to make about the new label: gone are the days when manufacturers could set their own definitions for the words on the front of the label. They could set definitions as they saw fit.
Beginning Sunday, when the label says "low-fat" or "high- fiber," you can be confident that the phrase -- that those words -- mean something.
It's one thing to have a new food label on the package. Approximately 300 billion products will have the new food label each year.
Think of the enormous task of changing the food label.
Think of the enormous effort that industry has gone to, the FDA has gone to, that other groups have gone to, to make sure that consumers can get the information.
The food label is arriving on packages in the supermarket but it's very important to make sure that people know to look for it -- and know how to use the information.
It's very important for everyone in this room to understand what the new label can do -- and to join us in spreading the word.
To that end, yesterday we launched our public awareness campaign to highlight the importance of the new label and build upon the excellent educational efforts already underway.
Tim, let me take a moment, to say that we appreciate what the FMI has already done to promote the food label.
Let me add that we look forward to seeing what else FMI can do in the weeks and months ahead.
Let me just point to some of the highlights of this campaign:
- Starting now, giant TV screens in at least ten major league baseball parks around the country will begin showing our public service announcements on the food label.
- This week in New York City, the electronic "ticker" in Times Square will carry our slogan "The New Food Label -- Check It Out."
The slogan will also be in your mail box. For the next six to eight months, Post Office cancellations in Denver, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, and the Washington, D.C., area will remind people of the new food label.
- Throughout the year, all three Goodyear blimps will provide national aerial coverage of the new food label.
- Television chef Graham Kerr will be using the new food label on his shows.
- And you'll see the nutrition facts panel on tray liners at restaurants such as McDonalds.
- Curious George, a well known character in kids' books, has even signed up for our campaign. Curious George, in association with KIDSNET, will be helping us educate children.
With food as with so much else, habits formed early in life tend to be lifelong habits.
Let me show you the public service announcements we've developed for television.
The first focuses on the importance of good nutrition in promoting good health.
We'll see the 30-second version.
[Show "Check It Out" PSA]
The second spot features Kirby Puckett of the Minnesota Twins, Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox -- with HHS' own Donna Shalala.
[Show "Baseball" PSA]
But this is only the beginning.
The spirit of the campaign seems to be catching on -- especially around Chicago. Since February,the Chicago Sun Times has been printing a variation of the "Nutrition Facts" panel with its food page recipes.
That's exactly the sort of result we've been hoping for. We want everyone to become familiar with the new label.
Another exemplary project has come to life in this area. The Chicago Nutrition Education Center, in the West Town neighborhood, offers low-income women a hands-on experience in smart shopping. It teaches them to read the label, to select a balanced diet, to plan healthy meals.
I encourage you to visit that Center and see first-hand how people are learning to use the new label.
Before I take questions, let me try to put the new label into perspective.
The food label being phased out over the next few weeks was adopted in 1973.
It was based on our knowledge of nutrition in the 1960's, a time when nutrition science was in its infancy. The world of nutrition is a very different place in 1994.
The new food label we are highlighting today draws upon the very latest data linking nutrition and health. It is a food label that we can live with -- that we can live healthfully with -- well into the next century. It's the NEW food label.
All of us at the FDA invite you to "Check It Out." And we are relying on you to bring the new label to life for your readers and your viewers.


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"I took a break from my boyfriend, not one that I wanted. It was like a splash of cold water to search inward on what was going on with me," she explains. "That is what let me to this new awakening, this realizing, 'If I don't do some self-love, I'm not going to be able to keep the love that I want.' I still needed to deal with all of my ex-husband stuff. I hadn't. It's almost like if I kept talking about it, it would seem like I actually cared about it. I don't."
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Working Research Groups
In an effort to build community and foster interdisciplinary exchange on topics with a humanistic focus at New York University, the NYU Center for the Humanities sponsors Working Research Group grants. The Center envisions these grants as bringing together NYU faculty and graduate students in a carefully planned series of meetings on a focused topic in the humanities where interdisciplinary approaches are likely to be particularly fruitful. The Center expects that the work achieved by the Working Research Groups will generate new curricular offerings, publications, conferences, or collaborative faculty projects.
For the 2016-2017 year, priority for Working Research Groups will be given to proposals that explore and contemplate topics that relate to three main thematic tracks: Arts and Humanities, Diversity and Inclusion, and Public History. For all proposal submissions, we are especially interested in proposals that collaborate with external cultural institutions within NYC.
All full-time faculty in all schools of the University are eligible to apply, and are encouraged to involve colleagues and graduate students in their own and other disciplines in the planning and implementation of the proposed Working Research Group.
The Center requests that each Working Research Group have co-directors drawn from at least two distinct disciplinary areas, departments, or schools at NYU, which may include the sciences and the professional schools, but at least one co-director must be from the humanities. Although the core participants of the Working Research Group are expected to be members of the NYU community, participants from other area institutions are also welcome. Working Research Groups are not intended to be lecture series. While meetings may be timed to take advantage of visits to NYU by distinguished scholars, reliance on invited outside speakers should be limited. The Center believes that active participation in a successful Working Research Group will have many educational benefits for graduate students. Consequently, graduate students, including those from the professional schools, should be actively involved in each Working Research Group and contribute at least a quarter of the Working Research Group's presentations.
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The Center recognizes the benefit of sustained work over an extended period of time. While proposals for one-year Working Research Groups will be considered, those committed to two-year projects will be given priority. The maximum level of funding is $5,000 per year. The Center may, however, exceed these guidelines for projects that are deemed to have exceptional merit and a specific need for resources.
The co-directors of each Working Research Group are expected to send a brief written report to the NYU Center for the Humanities at the end of each of the two years of the grant period, including a summary of activities and outcomes, and an accounting of all expenditures.
Criteria for selection
- Is the proposed topic presented in a clear, detailed, well-organized way, and does it adhere to the Working Research Groups guidelines?
- If you are working with a cultural institution in New York City, how does this proposal incorporate this institution? How will NYU faculty and students collaborate with this institution?
- To what extent does the proposal demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach to the topic? Does it draw effectively on the expertise within NYU on the selected topic?
- To what degree and in what capacity will graduate students participate in the proposed Working Research Group?
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J.S. Campbell
Turtle Island - Poem by J.S. Campbell
10,000,000 miles of metal
criss-crossing every corner
a paradise caught in a spiderweb
Rivers of solid rock, flowing
for just one day before cementing
nevermoving, cracking with ages
mindless movement, to pushdown and
not to push, propelling many to
nothing. Squares of metal from
distant lands resting on circles.
Blocks surround, square in shape
and mild in color, appear on
the pristine grasses, lakes of rock
surround, for the mechanized circles.
A million souls together, all virgin
to sufficiency, depending on
a mother that was never there
and a milk of life none
understand comes from where.
Brightness encompasses, shining
in every right hand,
every square structure,
and over every rock river.
The stars and the moon
revert to unknown, unseen
by the seemingly blind.
A world without words, of grindings
and sorrows.
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the battles never fought.
Bright whiteness in the blackness of confusion
A truth, so true. A love, so loving.
A beauty, so beautiful, and a hope to the hopeless.
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When police arrived at the Holiday Inn on East Broad Street the child, a 2-year-old boy, was already removed from the pool and was being held by his aunt. The child was making noises and coughing and aspirated vomit and water appeared to have come out of his mouth and nose, according to the report.
The aunt said the child was in the pool for about two minutes before he was removed.
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