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In the past decade, we've seen steadily increasing awareness of the quality and integrity of what we eat. Now, more than ever, consumers want to know where their food comes from — and many prefer to source it directly whenever possible. Farmers markets have never been more popular, artisanal food markets can be found in just about every major city, and we're seeing a resurgence in specialized shops led by cheesemongers, butchers and bakers.
But what ever happened to the milkman?
The earliest records of milk home delivery in the United States date back to 1860 in New England. According to the USDA, more than half of the U.S. milk supply was delivered to homes in glass quart bottles in 1950. But by 2005, the last year for which the USDA recorded numbers, only 0.4 percent of U.S. milk was delivered to homes.
"There is nobody tracking modern-day delivery companies, but I'm sure the number is extremely small," says Scott Wallin, Director of Consumer Confidence at Dairy Management Inc. "Most U.S. dairy farm families are members of dairy co-operatives that sell the farmers' milk to processing plants where it is pasteurized, packaged and delivered to stores."
The initial decline of milk delivery had to do with a number of social, economic and industrial changes that began in the 1960s. The rise of the self-service supermarket made fresh milk (along with all other grocery items) readily available in one place, and a shift in packaging from glass to cardboard (and later plastic) made it easier for consumers to purchase larger quantities at a time. Home refrigeration also made it possible for consumers to store more milk rather than relying on frequent deliveries of small bottles.
"As suburbs grew, people lived farther apart from each other, making it harder for trucks to cover a given route, and prompting people to rely more on their cars to do food shopping," says Chris Galen, spokesperson from the National Milk Producers Federation. "And the bottom line is it's just more economical to deliver food to a central point where people can purchase it — i.e., a supermarket — rather than have individual trucks stop to deliver one type of item to a handful of houses in a neighborhood."
However, milk delivery is far from obsolete; small family dairies with delivery routes can still be found across the country. Crescent Ridge Dairy, located 25 miles south of Boston, began delivering milk in 1932 and hasn't stopped since. Even with three other milk delivery services operating within a 50-mile radius, they deliver their small-batch whole milk in glass bottles to approximately 3,600 customers.
"Our peak delivery decade was the 1970s," recalls owner Mark Parrish, grandson of founder Malby Parrish, and he says their decline in delivery began in the 1980s, when more women entered the workforce.
"Now, it seems that the consumer, regardless of how many wage earners there are, really wants local products and therefore they are finding ways to receive unattended deliveries," he says. (The logistics of present-day milk delivery are detailed in this video made by Boston.com last month.) "We're seeing a shift back to growth mode."
It was in the 1980s, during this initial downswing, that Crescent Ridge began offering delivery of other grocery items in addition to milk. Back then, they provided staples from large national brands, but in recent years, those have been replaced with high-quality local products, including beef and pork raised on the dairy.
"Our customers are very aware of where their food comes from," says Parrish. "They want to know the farmer, how the animals are treated, what they eat — people are invested in their food. And having a direct link back to that supplier via your milkman is a very unique value proposition."
Stephanie Scherzer adopted this same business model in 2008, when she started Farmhouse Delivery in Austin. In addition to providing high-quality local products to families who might not have time to visit the farmers market each week, Scherzer developed Farmhouse using her own unique perspective as an urban farmer.
"If you were a farmer, your options were going to the farmers market or starting a CSA, both of which are very time intensive," she recalls. "And farming is already time intensive."
In addition to owning and operating Rain Lily Farm, Scherzer found selling at the farmers market to be a full-time job of its own. "A friend of mine — a chef and a mom — had this idea that we could bring the small farmer to people's doors," she says. "This would allow farmers to do what they do best — grow food — and help families put the best quality food on their table."
In addition to farm-fresh milk, Farmhouse Delivery offers delivery of locally produced fruits, vegetables, dairy and meat from more than three dozen local farms and ranches, as well as baked goods, prepared foods and pantry staples produced by just as many local purveyors (bakeries, tortillerias and other specialty food companies). As the area's population continues to increase, so does business, and the company has now expanded to serve Houston as well.
"It seems like everything is headed towards delivery and convenience," says Scherzer. "Maybe it's that grocery stores have too many choices, or maybe it's traffic in Austin, but mostly I think the growth in e-commerce has increased everyone's comfort level with things being delivered."
This notion of bringing the farm to the people is picking up speed, with similar local delivery companies appearing coast to coast in recent years. (FarmBoxSF in San Francisco, Quinciple in New York, Out of the Box Collective in Los Angeles and Organics To You in Portland, Oregon, are just a few examples.)
Mega-grocers like Instacart and AmazonFresh are also gaining momentum, but as Parrish points out, "I would imagine they are growing as people want the convenience, but their customers may not necessarily be ours."
Scherzer similarly contends that there's a difference in quality and authenticity between these corporate outfits and locally owned delivery services "Our customers know they're supporting their food community, they're getting the highest quality and it's convenient," she explains.
Plus, Farmhouse Delivery — and other like-minded companies— provide more than just product delivery. They inspire customers with weekly recipes, storage tips and stories about the people behind their food. The community connection they cultivate is not unlike the one fostered by the weekly return of the local milkman. And though the human element might appear to have been removed from the equation, their services actually make room for increased interaction with the ones who matter the most.
"People are trying to return to a simpler time," explains Scherzer. "Instead of [visiting] the grocery store, you can take that time to cook dinner and share it with your family."


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The convenience store chain's limited-time offer of organic Peruvian brew catches the attention of one Mother Nature Network blogger.
WAWA, Pa.-- When Wawa Inc. started offering organic coffee at its c-stores, one blogging mom on Mother Nature Network's Web site took to the Internet to spread the word.
"Wawa convenience markets have always had pretty good coffee, but recently it got better. The store is now brewing an organic Peruvian coffee daily, and it's a good cup of coffee," Robin Shreeves wrote on the Web site.
Advertised as "A New Brew from Peru," the organic coffee may be a limited-time offer, but Shreeves is encouraging people to let the company know they like it and want the option to stay.
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We just came back from 6 days at Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus on Nov 9th. I'll start off by saying it was an amazing vacation but I'll offer some advice. We booked through CheapCaribbean.com and got transfers from Santo Domingo. I've read all the reviews from the past 6 months, and they were pretty spot on, the transfer takes about 2 1/2 hours. Honestly, it was a long day after flight and transfer but it wasn't too bad. If you can, fly into La Romana airport, but not sure which US airline flies there.
Check-in went smoothly and every member of the staff wore a smile on their face. Our room was in Bldg 5, closest to lobby, restaurants, food, and furthest from beach, but we really liked our location. It wasn't noisy and was close to everything. The rooms were nice, big shower, good furniture, and cozy little balcony. FYI, because I couldn't find this info from past reviews, they have 110V outlets.
NOTICE: The food is different! It isn't bad, but its not what you would typically find in US resorts (first time traveling international so I can't compare to other international resorts) However, the buffet was decent and there was always something to find to eat. My wife, who is a bit picky, did take a day or two to get accustomed to the food. Breakfast was one of the best meals, with an omelet station, fresh fruit, cereal, etc. We had 3 reservations and ate at the Geisha (hibachi), Steakhouse, and Colonial (upscale dining). We thoroughly enjoyed every single one! No complaints.
Ok now to the best part of the resort... the entertainment team or Star Friends... by far these people do an amazing job, morning till night, nonstop, with a smile on their faces! We loved Nicolas SOS, he speaks so many languages, and we loved taking Spanish class with him. He always welcomed us and really connected with people. The rest of the group were amazing, also. I can't remember all of their names, which I apologize, but of course their is Lady Gaga, very funny character. They were not pushy, but would try to get people to do activities if they wanted, and let your guard down a little. My wife and I not only took Spanish class, but water aerobics, snorkeling, dancing lessons, ping pong, beach volleyball, and took part in their fiestas. We also went to the shows at night, which were a little repetitive but entertaining nonetheless. Great singers and dancers every night.
I do want to make note that every single member of the staff do their best with English, but they don't understand everything. Keep in mind, American tourists were definitely the minority here, as there were many Germans, Russians, Italians, you name it, but I found everybody to be very nice and accommodating.
The pool was nice and big and the beach was beautiful. The pool and beach bar were very nice, my wife fell in love with the Pina Coladas, also try the Mama Juana (lol). The beach seemed to fill up the fastest, but we were able to get a hut (forget what they're called) before 10am. The huts at the pool seemed be open much later. The water at the beach was beautiful, a little wavy, but not rocky at all! There are some little rocks and shells at spots, and like 2 big rocks but compare this to the Jersey shore and this is nothing! There is also a man-made reef not too far off the beach, where I was able to snorkel and find several different kinds of fish, just not very colorful.
Overall we loved it, and would love to go back in the future! Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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It allowed cable to penetrate major U.S. markets, and most experts agree this single event forever changed the cable industry and defined it as a legitimate communications medium. Yet with each step the industry takes, cutting-edge technologies and dazzling new hardware are proving to be its hallmark, and are expected to lead cable into a new millennium of great promise, great technologies and great hardware, albeit with great challenges and complexities.
Internet access, digital video, IP telephony, packet cable, and a host of intricate services and technologies are expected to dominate the early years of the 21st Century. Just how all of these components work together, however, is likely to be cable's next big bang reality.
Opinions about which technologies and hardware have impacted the industry most since day one, and the ones expected to have the greatest impact in the new millennium, with some not even invented yet, vary greatly.
Cable pioneers and engineers such as Archer Taylor, Dave Willis, Alex Best and others, and new millennium technologists, visionaries and decision-makers such as Glenn Jones, Tony Wasilewski and more, have their own theories on cable's most impactful technologies of the past, and future.
Front-line engineers and technicians have shown a wide range of opinions as well, evidenced by the results of a fresh CED survey which asked more than 500 industry engineers and executives their thoughts on past and future technologies, and which ones have impacted the industry most. (See sidebar.)
Archer Taylor, senior engineering consultant with the Strategis Group, whose cable career began in 1952, believes four crucial technological developments have shaped the industry. First, the development of the set-top convertor in 1967; second, the geo-synchronous satellite launch in 1975; third, hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) architecture; and fourth, Jerrold's (General Instrument) compressed digital technology being integrated into the high definition television proceedings at the FCC, which according to Taylor, "meant that suddenly after 20 years of intense development, the Japanese analog MUSE systems were obsolete, along with untold man-hours of research by the giants of the broadcasting industry."
The future, Taylor says, will be even more compelling. "The anthill has been stirred up. I think we'll end up with display devices in the home like flat panel screens on walls, computer-generated directories, much more sophisticated navigational systems and more."
Yet with these impressive technologies, Taylor cautions, comes a caveat. "To say things and technologies will happen just because they can is misjudging people and the business. With all of the new technology in the mix, this industry will be changing by the hour."
The integration of those technologies into a functional platform will be the most dramatic event for cable in the new millennium, says Geoff Roman, senior vice president of engineering for General Instrument. "Internet and TV coming together and the realization of converging technologies and platforms will mean $135 per subscriber instead of $35. That will be the dramatic change," he says.Transformation
The dawning of fiber optics and the combination of digitization of the Internet, video, data and voice are the most dramatic occurrences in the past 20 years, and for the new century respectively, says Dave Fellows, principal of Pilot House Associates. "At worst, we have a dumb pipe that people can bypass with billing systems, etc., and a horrible danger to our industry if we can't re-invent ourselves. At best, we have a great opportunity for transformation, if we do it right."
In most cases, doing it right in the new millennium means Internet. Says Glenn Jones, Chairman and CEO of Jones International Ltd. and a long-time cable visionary: "In the late 1980s, we scouted the Internet, and I couldn't believe what I saw. I saw immediately its potential and thought of how we could use it in cable and education. That's when I realized how dramatic and important it was to our industry."
Perhaps just as dramatic a discovery, albeit 25 years earlier during cable's "seat-of-the-pants" era, was transistorized amplifiers, says Dave Willis, curator of technology and artifacts for the Cable Museum and a TCI (TeleCommunications Inc.) engineer in cable's early years. "That was really a leap forward in the early 1960s," Willis says. "The next millennium will see the rapid movement of cable and computers. And content over a computer is where the future is. People want changing content, and cable will have to make deals with the AOLs and others to expand the use of cable networks," he notes.
The deployment of video-on-demand, and a customer's access to "video libraries" will begin to impact the cable industry early next century, says Alex Best, executive vice president of engineering for Cox Communications. And it will be impressive. "It will be a world video library with access to content around the world, similar to Web sites today. The question will be how to protect electrical property rights of content. From a technical standpoint, however, the concept is for huge file servers in headends where content we haven't even thought of yet will be available," says Best.
In the mid-1960s, making available up to 12 channels through the use of microwaves was the technology which most impacted the industry, and the technology which literally elevated the cable industry, says Ben Hooks, a partner in the newly-formed Buford Media Group, and who began his cable business in Palm Desert, Calif. in the mid-1960s.
"Microwave really was the significant technology making cable attractive in markets it couldn't reach before. Then it was satellite," Hooks says. For the new century, he adds, it will be digital technology and modems leading the way. "We haven't even seen their full potential yet. They're amazing." The surprise technology, however, will be phone-related, Hooks predicts. "Phone-related technologies integrated into networks will be surprising. Our main staple of video will change dramatically."
For John Wong, chief of engineering and technology services for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and a longtime cable observer, navigational devices and set-top boxes will be the dramatic technologies in the new millennium. "I'm still convinced that network accessible interface devices (set-top boxes) will have impact and will be the defining piece of equipment. And, in the next five years, navigational devices will have a huge impact, but they must be simple," he says.
The introduction of fiber optic transmission, insists Tony Wasilewski, chief scientist for Scientific-Atlanta, has had the greatest impact on the cable industry. "It has enabled the economic expansion of existing services and the advent of many new ones. In particular, HFC has permitted full use of the reverse plant, and (is) the foundation for VOD, e-mail, Internet access, telephony and more," he says.
In the first decade of the 21st Century, Wasilewski adds, set-top boxes and home networking products will be vital. "By augmenting the interface digital set-top with interfaces such as IEEE 1394, USB, MediaWire, Bluetooth, HomeRF and HPNA, it will be possible to access video, audio programming, Internet and yet unknown services in an 'always-on, where we want it' manner around the home. So, the set-top will play a pivotal role."It's a 9
John Clark, president of the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE), insists the future is data. "Data over cable and using cable's pipe to reap the benefits of the Web are huge. In two years, it's gone from a 1 to a 9 on a scale of 10. It's incredible to see our information gathering reach this point. The key is to utilize the strength of cable's pipe and develop friendly cable modems, because the world is shifting to the Web," he says.
And that shift is greatly affecting smaller operators, whose view of cable's technological future, and the technologies driving it there, is very different from a large MSO's (Multiple System Operator). "The advent of fiber optics, which opened the door to digital, I think, has been the most impactful technology for smaller operators," says Matt Polka, president of the American Cable Association (formerly Small Cable Business Association). "It has allowed small operators to more than double their number of channels and compete against satellite services. And the defining moment was the launching of HITS (Headend In The Sky), because it was real, and do-able."
High-speed data, however, will have at least as much impact in the future. Says Polka: "No doubt, the key technology in the new millennium is high-speed data, in the next five years, and then it will be Internet telephony. It will allow smaller operators to offer significant new services."
Those services, says Trygve Myrhen, president of Myrhen Media and former Chairman and CEO of ATC (now Time Warner Cable), are available because of digitalization. "It (digitalization) has allowed compression, capacity expansion, new services and the ability to deal with data issues. Without digitalization, there's no way cable gets into the data business," he says.
Video streaming and the future use of photo-optics will have an impact as well. Adds Myrhen: "We will be able to use these technologies and services differently than anything we've seen before."
Pete Smith, senior vice president of engineering for R&A Management LLC (formerly Rifkin & Associates), maintains that satellite video distribution and the development of lower-cost fiber solutions have had the most impact thus far for cable.
"Cable would not have survived without satellite distribution. And fiber has led to digitalization, which has allowed the transfer of everything into the home digitally."
The new century, Smith adds, will be impacted most by Internet Protocol (IP) technology. "It will coalesce things in the home. TV sets can receive video, voice and data. The question is, will consumers want them on one device?"
Whatever the new millennium device will be to bring converging services into the home, its roots, insist the majority of engineers and cable pioneers, will always rest with the satellite transmission of 1975, and the introduction of fiber optics.
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|Craig Kuhl is a Denver-based freelance writer who contributes to CED, Multichannel News and a variety of other high-tech publications.


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Poland: The self-regulation of major broadcasters and bill concerning the ban on junk food advertising
The broadcasters undertook that from 1 January 2015 no programmes directed at children under the age of 12 can be accompanied by commercials, including information on sponsorship, of certain, "unhealthy" foods and drinks. The undertaking concerns products containing ingredients that are not recommended for consumption in excessive amounts (such as saturated fats, sodium, and sugars, etc.). The list of ingredients and their recommended amounts is included in an appendix to the understanding. The appendix was drafted in collaboration with the National Food and Nutrition Institute (the leading research and development organization committed to, among other things, the prevention of food related diseases).
It should be noted that, according to the appendix, a number of products should not be advertised to minors under the age of 12, irrespective of the amounts of listed ingredients contained therein. This specifically concerns chocolate, jams, marmalades, sweets, sweet drinks (sodas), as well as crisps, potato-based snacks, and dough-based products.
The above appears to be part of a more general move aimed at limiting children's access to products considered to be unhealthy and leading to the obesity of minors, as well as other related diseases. The lower house of the Polish parliament has recently passed a bill on the ban on selling and advertising such products in schools. The bill is yet to be accepted by the Senate, but it seems rather likely that it will enter into force in mid-2015. The existing draft covers no details as to what exactly is to be banned; this is to be specified in a separate implementing act. However, it seems very likely that, according to the government declarations, this will directly relate to those products such as chocolate, sweets, sweet drinks (sodas), and crisps, etc.


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At the start of the 2016 Formula One Championship, Red Bull was not happy with their engine provider, Renault. They even decided to re-badge their current badge under the name of Tag-Heuer. Surprisingly, Red Bull has extended their contract with Renault in Formula One.
Not only Red Bull, even Toro Rosso Formula One team will be powered by Renault. The 2017 season will have a minimum of six Renault powered vehicles. Renault will also be allowing both teams to badge the engine according to their liking.
Currently, Toro Rosso is using the power unit from Scuderia Ferrari in Formula One. So far, they are not clearly happy with the development and performance of their sourced engines. During the 2014 and 2015 Formula One Championship, Toro Rosso made use of Renault powered engines.
Surprisingly, Renault factory Formula One team is not doing so well in the 2016 Championship. Red Bull, on the other hand, is competing with Mercedes and has successfully beat Ferrari on multiple occasions.
The French-based manufacturer will provide Red Bull and Toro Rosso with the latest power units. At this moment, they have secured a deal only till the 2017 Formula One season. It will be interesting to see how Red Bull, Toro Rosso, and Renault Racing perform with the 2017 changes.


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Following is a list of municipal meetings for the Somerset Hills communities for the week of Thursday, Oct. 25, to Wednesday, Oct. 31. It is recommended that residents contact the respective municipal buildings or school offices before attending meetings in case of late changes or cancellations.
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Township Committee: 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, Pluckemin Presbyterian Church, Route 202-206. (Town meeting for open-ended discussion of any issues pertaining to Bedminster.)
Borough Council: 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, borough hall, Mine Brook Road.
Planning Board: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, borough hall, Mine Brook Road.
Somerset Hills Board of Education: 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, Bernardsville Middle School, Seney Drive.
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Capital Aviation expects to deliver its 100th executive Caravan this summer, this one with the typical "Big Sky" cabin. The Bethany, Okla. completion and refurbishment center began installing executive interiors in Cessna's Caravan turboprop singles in the mid-1990s, and according to company president Bill Boettger, about half of them have the Big Sky interior that typically includes a three-channel audio/video entertainment system with a 15-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) flat-screen bulkhead monitor or 10.4-inch LCD pocket monitors, XM Radio, executive seats for six passengers, a two-seat bench against the rear bulkhead, and an electric flushing toilet with privacy curtain.
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he has been extremely overrated if you listen to the mediots
he was never worthy of being the #1 overall pick in the first place...he's better than Joey Harrington (same draft) but that isnt saying much
the other thing is when you listen to him he comes off as a punk in interviews
what do you mean a "punk"?
David Carr as a Cowboy? I like it, it extends Bledsoe's career another 10 years
david carr cares more about his hair than anything else.
apparently you havent listened to him much
As much as I hate the Toxins, and Carr's punkish attitude in interviews, I would take him in a heart beat. The guy doens't have a chance. It's not his he is immobile, he just doens't have any time at all.
If given the opportunity, I would sign him and let him compete for the starting job. He is head and shoulder above anything we have behind Bledsoe.
David Carr in my opinion is far from overrated, and Houston would be flat out fools to part with him without ever feilding a legitiment line in front of him. He has the arm and the toughness, what he doesn't have is the supporting cast surrounding him. His O-line doesn't give him the time, and his recievers got alligator arms. But hey if they are silly enough to draft that kid from USC (which the only way I see them trading Carr) I will be in the front seat of the trade for Carr bus.
The future QB of the Dallas Cowboys is already here, being developed under Bill Parcells.
PS I have seen Carr in a ton of interviews. Never EVER seen him come across like a punk.
Under Parcells I think we are done rummaging through other team's garbage for a diamond. The Tuna has infrastructure in place that I hope it last long after he is gone. Having a proven system makes it a whole lot easier to develop your own talent instead of relying on other team's cast offs. Now the only exception is if the other team garbage was previously a Parcells's diamond. :
I've never heard any mediots praising him. In fact - whenever they DO talk about him, it usually has to do with him being sacked so much and having nothing to work with. Either that or how bad the OC is.
I have never heard him act like a punk in an interview either so I don't know where that is coming from
The bottom line is, Peyton Manning would look like junk behind that OL - end of story.
You simply can't do much when you're getting sacked almost 100 times per year.
Glad you added that, Ad.
I woke up with the sure conviction I was going to kill an engineer today.
I am happy it isn't you.
LOL, it must of been like when my wife found out how much I paid for my new dual panel 19" LCD display. I am sure he told you the same thing I tell my wife, "it will pay for itself in 6 months".
Nah, it's more like a week of steady, even torrential rain is not an excuse to delay some more doing the zillion of things you should have done BEFORE the rain began.
But life is good....and tomorrow, seeing that irritating grin wiped off the ubiquitous mug of that annoying self-promoting Tiki Barber, and the moronic smirk of Shockey also wiped clean...life will be even better.
I really hope Jason has BIG day tomorrow.
It gets these prima donnas who are expected to shine over their competitors (see TO's face last week?) to be shown up by so-called 'lesser' lights.
Another endlessly media-hogging clown deserves to get shut down too... and it will be doubly sweet if a rookie RT hands him his over-rated arse.
Well, let me go do some work the engineers are too good to do....
Sounds like some one's Honey do list is being neglected. That is the only thing I like about living in a apartment, short to no honey do's, but that will be over shortly. A bit of advice for your hubby; he needs to master the art of doing without doing, remember perception is reality, lol.
I don't think the game well be as tough as the mediots are predicting. The young'ns are growing up and the milk behind their ears are evaporating as we speak. Constant pressure on D, controlling the tempo while playing smart will lead to an easy victory, imo. 24 - 14 Dallas.
Here is what i think about David Carr, i think everyone will agree that he is better than any backup we have considering his experiance and talent.....the only question i have is how much is he going to cost, i just dont see us breaking the bank on one player especially if he will more than likely ride the bench his first year. if we can get him for an affortable price, IM ALL FOR IT. but if hes wanting first round money, id say forget about it.
I remember two QBs that were drafted number one overall by Tampa Bay and looked pitiful for a pitiful team. Both went on to have pretty good careers. Names -- Vinnie Testaverde and Steve Young.
If Carr is on the market, for the right price I am buying. I think the Tuna can give him what he needs to be successful.
By the way, comparing Carr to Henson is unfair as Henson sat out of football for 4 years. Carr needs some developing, but he is much further along than Henson with equal talent.
2004 QB rating
David Carr 83.6
Drew Bledsoe 76.6
Drew Bledsoe behind Texans offensive line = wheelchair
David Carr behind Cowboys offensive line = 3-2 record
If Vince Young, Marcus Vick and Brady Quinn declare for the draft after this season, 2006 would be a heck of a QB draft.


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The Minh Phu Seafood Corporation continues to be the leading shrimp and tra fish exporter in the country, recording $75.7 million in exports during the first three months of this year, triple that of second ranked Quoc Viet Company.
According to Vietnamese Customs, shrimp exports in the first quarter of this year hit more than $436 million, up 9.28 per cent over the same period last year. Japan is the biggest importer, accounting for 26 per cent, following by the US (20.7 per cent), EU (13.7 per cent), China (11.7 per cent) and the Republic of Korea (7.7 per cent). Below is a list of the top ten shrimp and tra fish exporters along with their export value in the first quarter of 2012: The Minh Phu Seafood Corporation - $75.7 million Quoc Viet Company - $24.25 million Soc Trang Seafood Joint Stock Company (Stapimex) - $21 million Ca Mau Seafood Processing and Services Joint Stock Corporation (CASES) - $19.27 million Sao Ta Foods Joint Stock Company (Fimex VN) - $16.94 million Minh Hai Seafood Joint Stock Company (Sea Minh Hai) - $13.7 million Ut Xi Aquatic Products Processing Joint Stock Company (Utxico) - $12.42 million Thuan Phuoc Company - $12.38 million Hai Viet Joint Stock Company (Havico) - $12 million Anh Khoa Company Ltd - $11.6 million Vietnam Customs said tra fish exports in the reviewed period reached $425 million, a year-on-year increase of 13 per cent. The EU is the biggest importer, making up 26.5 per cent of the total export value, following by the US with 19.3 per cent, Mexico with 8.1 per cent and ASEAN member countries with 6.4 per cent. The top ten tra fish exporters: Vinh Hoan Corporation- $35.54million Hung Vuong Corporation - $31.83 million Viet An Joint Stock Company (Anvifish) - $22.91 million An Giang Fisheries Import and Export JS Company (Agrifish Co) - $22.27 million NTSF Seafood JS Company - $14.94 million Southern Fishery Industries Company (South Vina) - $12.39 million IDI Investment and Development JS Company - $11.26 million Dai Thanh Ltd Company - $11.08 million Hung Ca Ltd Company - $10.94 million Nam Viet Joint Stock Company - $10.41million
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England-bound flanker Dave Dennis says it'd be great for the NSW Waratahs to retain Kurtley Beale but understands the playmaker's frustrations amid talk his mooted multi-million-dollar contract with Wasps has fallen through.
Beale had been set to take up a $2.7 million two-year deal that would make the backline utility the highest-paid player in the English Premiership before reports emerged in recent weeks that negotiations had reached a stalemate.
The latest speculation has Wasps sounding out Welsh and British Lions fullback Leigh Halfpenny instead, leaving Beale to presumably stay in Sydney with the Waratahs.
"It's probably just a little bit frustrating for Kurtley that it has taken so long to sort out, whether he is going or not," Dennis said on Thursday.
"But if you look at the way he's playing footy, it doesn't seem to be affecting him because he's been really good for us."
While Beale's playing future beyond 2016 has been up in the air for months, Dennis announced before the Super Rugby season started that he was heading to Exeter on a three-season deal at the end of his 10th campaign with the Waratahs.
"I sorted mine nice and early for the reason that I didn't want to disrupt my season and I just wanted to get it out of the way before the season started and be clear in terms of my movements over the next six to 12 months," Dennis said.
"I'm not too sure where he's at. I know there's an opportunity for him but, if that falls through, it's a pretty good result for Australian rugby if he stays here.
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London: Barcelona beat Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 to reach the Champions League quarter finals on Tuesday but Inter Milan missed their chance to join them from Group A after drawing 2-2 at home with an inspired Newcastle United.
No team qualified from Group B after Arsenal were embarrassingly held 1-1 at Highbury by an AS Roma side down to 10 men for nearly 70 minutes and Ajax Amsterdam also drew 1-1 at home with Valencia in their second-phase clash.
Barcelona, who have won 12 and drawn one of their 13 Champions League games this season, became the third club to seal their place in the quarter finals after AC Milan and Manchester United.
Goals in each half from Javier Saviola and Frank de Boer against a Leverkusen side who have lost all five second-phase games ensured the Catalan club a smooth passage to the last eight.
Inter, on eight points, or Newcastle, on seven, will follow them after the final round of matches with the Italians travelling to Leverkusen, on zero points, and Newcastle hosting manager Bobby Robsons former club, Barcelona.
Inters match at San Siro was soured by racist taunts from the home supporters directed at Newcastles black players, while a flare was thrown from the second tier on to the visiting fans below. The racist taunts came just a week after Uefa launched a new anti-racism initiative in London.
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Inter had crushed a 10-man Newcastle 4-1 in November but the return from suspension of Shearer and his strike-partner Craig Bellamy, who was red-carded in the match at St. James Park, transformed Robsons team.
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Victory looked to have been a racing certainty for Arsenal Tuesday after skipper Patrick Vieira headed them into an early lead and Roma skipper Francesco Totti was shown the red card on 22 minutes for raising his arm in an aerial challenge on defender Martin Keown. But Antonio Cassano levelled in first-half stoppage time after some woeful defending by an Arsenal side who have not won at home in the Champions League since September.
Arsenal then squandered a host of chances as the scoring touch deserted Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Robert Pires, Francis Jeffers and Nwankwo Kanu, while Roma nearly snatched a win through substitute Vincenzo Montella in a late break.
Ajax needed a second-half equaliser from Petri Pasanen to earn a draw in a free-flowing match at the Amsterdam Arena. Valencia, who reached the finals of the Champions League in 2000 and 2001 took a first-half lead when Kily Gonzalez converted from the penalty spot. (Reuters)


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As far back as elementary school, Yukari Hatori, now age 34, dreamed of becoming a nihon buyo (Japanese dance) performer.
She had learned the basics of nihon buyo as soon as she could stand on her feet, receiving lessons from her father, Onoe Kikunojo II, head of the Onoe school of dance. The school was originally established in the 1940s by the celebrated kabuki actor and dancer Onoe Kikugoro VI. In 1983, after taking lessons with Fujima Kanjuro VI, another eminent teacher in the field, a then 9-year-old Yukari danced the role of the butterfly for the famous actor Nakamura Kanzaburo (then called Kankuro) when he performed "Kagamijishi" for the New Year in Asakusa. Eight years later, at age 17, she was given the stage name of Onoe Yukari.
Yukari has long been active at the National Theater performing both classical and original dance numbers. She has held recitals there for the past 10 years and, since 2000, has been active also on stage and TV and in the films.
In the first part of the National Theater's dance program this month, Yukari is to perform the role of Matsukaze in the 25-minute-long "Shiokumi (The Salt Maiden)," which is based on the noh play "Matsukaze (The Wind in the Pines)" and is one of the seven dances originally performed in Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1811. The dance is a classic number that shows off the basic elements of nihon buyo.
Elegantly dressed in a courtly robe and cap left by her former lover, the exiled courtier Ariwara no Yukihira, Matsukaze appears on the moonlit Suma Beach. Balancing two buckets hung from a pole she carries on her shoulder, she has come to retrieve seawater to make salt. When she disrobes and fills the buckets with seawater, she finds the moon reflected in them. Glancing back at Yukihira's cap and robe on a pine tree, Matsukaze begins to dance gracefully, yearning deeply for the man who is gone forever.
"I am going to dance 'Shiokumi' as I first learned it, rendering Matsukaze's inner feelings in each posture I will make," she says. The elaborate costume for the dance, with its long sleeves and trailing kimono, helps the performer express Matsukaze's sentiment.
Yukari doesn't always depend on such costumes to create her characters, though. In January last year, she choreographed and staged a 20-minute su-odori, a dance that dispenses with elaborate costumes. The number focused on Lady Shizuka, who dances for her lover Minamoto no Yoshitsune, the well-known tragic 12th-century martial hero. Yukari says she is attracted to su-odori because it consists of bodily movements that are realistic and meaningful, allowing her to simply be a woman while dancing rather than have to create the artificial illusion of being a woman — as kabuki dancers must. In creating "Shizuka," the dancer realized the importance of understanding the human body thoroughly, and using it to evoke particular atmospheres in her movements.
"When I was finished with my performance of 'Shizuka,' " Yukari says, "I decided to continue creating more su-odori numbers."
Brought up in a family that has an electrical engineering business in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, near the U.S. Army base, Hanayagi Jutaichiro has an unusual background for a nihon buyo performer. Influenced by his mother, a minyo (folk song) singer, Jutaichiro took lessons in nihon buyo from age 6 under teacher Hanayagi Jutaro. Thanks to Jutaro's generous guidance, Jutaichiro (born Hiroshi Yamaguchi) was certified at 17 as a member of the Hanayagi school, proficient in the basic skills of dancing in both male and female roles.
Over the past 10 years, the 40-year-old Jutaichiro has been recognized as one of the most attractive nihon buyo performers, noted for his free, lively and expressive style. In Part 2 of the National Theater's forthcoming event, Jutaichiro will perform "Ryusei (Shooting Star)," one of three dance numbers written by Kawatake Mokuami and staged in Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1859. An odori (dance) number that is light, brisk and humorous, Jutaichiro received a prize for his performance of "Ryusei" from the Minister of Education and Science in 2002.
"Ryusei" depicts what a shooting star does in the sky on the evening of Tanabata, the star festival on July 7. Jutaichiro says that he learned how to perform the current version from Hanayagi Hodo, a master of nihon buyo in the Kansai region. Dressed in a colorful Chinese-style costume, the shooting star appears and reports to two other stars, Altair and Vega, what he has just seen below: the comical quarrel between a kaminari (thunder god) couple whose child was crying loudly and the attempts of an old kaminari who lived next door to stop their fighting.
In addition to performing the shooting star, Jutaichiro depicts all the four kaminari characters by himself, changing horns to depict one or another. He believes that "Ryusei" is one of the most difficult nihon buyo numbers because the dancer has to give the impression that he is performing up in the clouds and because he has to distinguish the four different kaminari characters from each other.
For the past 16 years, Jutaichiro has been teaching odori and manners to about 20 children aged 3 to 5 years old in a nursery school in Tsuruoka. (Yukari, too, has begun recently to give dance lessons to young boys and girls, saying she has found great possibilities in teaching children.) He considers it important for children to experience a bit of Japanese culture while young, such as wearing kimono and tabi (socks) and using fans. He also teaches nihon buyo once a week at home to about 15 people, including a few women in their 80s.
Y ukari and Jutaichiro recently took on an unusual challenge for nihon buyo dancers. The two participated at the Theatre Ginza in a Japanese dance version of Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire" produced by the Original Dance Theater. After their turns as Williams' characters Stella and Stanley, both say that they welcome any chance to perform for foreign audiences and spread the merits of nihon buyo as part of Japan's traditional performing arts.
The roots of nihon buyo dancing
The history of nihon buyo (Japanese dance) corresponds to the history of kabuki, which was founded by the female dancer Okuni in 1603, who based her new art form on medieval folk dances and dances by people reciting the name of Buddha. During the first half of the 17th century, revue-like performances were staged by young women and men in Kyoto and Osaka. Soon women were banned from performing, though, as the availability of some of dancers as prostitutes started to attract lewder audiences. Thus in the mid-18th century, dance numbers based on noh plays such as "Shakkyo" and "Dojoji" were performed by famous onnagata (men playing female roles) exemplified by Segawa Kikunojo and Nakamura Tomijuro.
During the first half of the 19th century, dance numbers were inspired by scenes from the life of Edo (present-day Tokyo) townspeople. Their rhythmic expressions were rendered in fast, lively tempos that were accompanied by singing, shamisen and drums. Such dance numbers were soon transmitted to the common people, most of whom were fervent kabuki fans, through schools established by actors and other people involved in theaters. Thus, near the end of the Edo Period (1603-1867), women once again were allowed to dance nihon buyo, and schools were established for men and women who were anxious to learn how to dance the odori numbers they saw on stage.
The number of people giving lessons increased from the late-19th century through the 20th. Teachers belong to different groups (or schools) referred to as ryuha, and, at present, 120 ryuha are registered in the Nihon Buyo Kyokai (Japanese Dance Association). Each ryuha is organized around a head that is supported by his or her family members and disciples.
Three years ago, the National Theater of Japan began to present performances by promising nihon buyo dancers in their 20s, 30s and 40s from ryuha such as Hanayagi, Onoe, Fujima and Wakayagi. The next event will be held on Saturday Aug. 16 in the theater's small auditorium, with three performances each starting from 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. (Rei Sasaguchi)


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which is more difficult language Turkish or Russian?
I think Russian. the way they pronounce words, its just hard for me.
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Maybe depends on native language. With Turkish there's no new alphabet to master.
I think russian might be harder
russian is more difficult. but when you drink vodka you will communicate easier with the russians😂
Russian written is typical than Turkish.. I guess
Turkish russian once is easy
I'm Turkish and i think Turkish language is the hardest one to learn.
Russian seems harder.
I have no experience with Turkish language, but I've been studying Russian for 6 years and I still barely know the basics. It's very difficult for me.
I think it is Russian. I have some turkish friends and whenvever they talk in turkish I understand AT LEAST one word haha. But Russian just sounds so unclear. 😁
P. s I might be biased haha.
Russian is
No idea. The only thing I know is that russian has six cases and a lot of rules around it.
I Think Turkish is easier than russian..
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- 2 cups cooked white rice
- 2 cups cooked cubed ham
- 1 (20 ounce) can crushed pineapple, undrained
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
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- Combine all ingredients.
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- Bake, uncovered, at 350 for 25-30 minutes.