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WHEATFIELD – A mixed-use development with 218 housing units has been presented to the town Planning Board, Town Engineer Timothy J. Zuber reported at Monday's Town Board meeting.
The Meadows of Wheatfield, to be developed by Rane Management of Amherst, would be built on 24.2 acres at the north side of Niagara Falls Boulevard near Old Falls Boulevard and Arnold Drive, on a site that now includes a corn maze in season, Zuber said.
"Part of the land is being used for farming, and part of it is woods," Zuber said.
He said the project would include several buildings, variously of four, eight or 26 residential units, as well as a building with commercial and residential space, a clubhouse and an available restaurant space as an outparcel.
Zuber said the Planning Board has asked the developer to present more detailed information about drainage before the board will consider action.
Another proposal in the early stage of review is for 24 single-family homes on 16 acres near Niagara Falls Boulevard and Nash Road, Zuber said.
The subdivision is owned by Bob Weaver and would more or less surround his motor sports store. The proposed development would have entrances from both roads, Zuber said.
A proposal for five single-family home lots on 13.3 acres near Shawnee and Klemer roads also came before the Planning Board earlier this month, Zuber reported. The board has determined that no rezoning would be needed, and wants to see more detailed plans.
Sterling House and Clare Bridge, assisted-living facilities on Nash Road, are proposing to add 24 senior citizen apartment in a new building that would connect the two existing facilities. A public information meeting on that proposal is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Wednesday in Town Hall.
At 6:30 p.m. this evening in the Wheatfield Community Center behind Town Hall, a meeting will be held to unveil competing concept plans for Town Center, a mixed-use development envisioned for 35 acres of town-owned land behind the Town Hall and Community Center, extending west of Witmer Road.
Supervisor Robert B. Cliffe said the idea is a combination of commercial and residential development, "a little denser than we normally have."
The board also accepted plans for road, sewer and water line construction for the third phase of the Briars subdivision on Brandywine Road. Zuber said the third phase will include 14 homes.
In another matter Monday, the board gave Town Attorney Robert J. O'Toole the go-ahead to draw up a certificate of incorporation for Wheatfield Local Development Corp., which would be able to lend money to businesses.
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Raunchy and strange, Australian film "Mental" zigs and zags in surprising ways. When their "Sound of Music"–loving mother is institutionalized—broken down by a gaggle of daughters and an absentee father—the Moochmore girls are shocked out of a navel-gazing obsession with their allegedly fragile mental health by the arrival of the tough, big-eyed Shaz. She smokes joints in the house. She keeps a knife in her boot. And she threatens to have her dog eat the girls alive if they neglect the housework. In short, she's a loony Mary Poppins come to upset the rigid conformity of Australian suburbia.
"Mental" also happens to be the reteaming of Toni Collette and director P.J. Hogan, who first made their names with 1994's "Muriel's Wedding." Freed either by working with the man responsible for her breakout role or by the chance to use her actual accent for once, Collette makes a triumphant return to the big screen, reminding audiences of how much we've missed her while she toiled away on Showtime's "United States of Tara." She's loud, uncouth, and unhinged—and she's both perfectly in keeping with the comedy zeitgeist and unmistakably her own weird creation.
There are possibly more sudden plot shifts than are necessary, including a bearded shark hunter with a menacing aura (Liev Schreiber), a mayoral run, bitchy neighbors, lesbian love affairs, and one bizarrely moving performance of "Edelweiss," and the tone is all over the place, but Collette anchors it all magnificently. Whether she's avenging the Moochmores or seeking closure for her disturbed past, she's never less than riveting.
The rest of the cast is equally watchable, from Anthony LaPaglia as the self-involved Moochmore patriarch to Rebecca Gibney's fragile, kindly mother. And Hogan refuses to allow his cast of young actors to cross the line into adorability; under his direction, they seem entirely capable of driving their poor, insecure mother to a rest home before Shaz gets her hands on them. At a time when conformity is all the rage, when rough edges are sanded off until characters learn how to navigate the world doing an impression of normalcy, a movie that celebrates the weirdoes and the offbeat is more than welcome—it's necessary.
Critic's Score: A
Directed by P.J. Hogan
Cast by Christine King
Starring Toni Collette, Liev Schreiber, Anthony LaPaglia, Rebecca Gibney

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This document describes how to use Swamp Numbers on the iPod Touch and iPhone. You can use Swamp Numbers either to solve automatically generated puzzles or puzzles you enter from a book or newspaper. Swamp Numbers can generate a wide range of puzzles from those suitable for a beginner through those that might challenge even an experienced solver.
You can either solve a puzzle on your own or ask Swamp Numbers for help. When asking for help, you can either request a hint as to the next number to enter, or you can request Swamp Numbers to completely solve the puzzle. You can also use Swamp Numbers to record candidates for each cell in the puzzle. You can either enter the candidates yourself or ask Swamp Numbers to identify the candidates automatically.
Note that the standard disclaimers that apply to all software apply to Swamp Numbers, too. While we have made every effort to ensure Swamp Numbers functions properly, you use it at your own risk.
The remaining sections describe the features in detail.
For those who are itching to get started, using Swamp Numbers is simple.
After starting the program, click on the
New button. On
the displayed screen, click on one of the numbers from 1 through 9 to
select a difficulty level. Level 1 puzzles are appropriate for beginngers.
The puzzles get progressively more difficult until level 9 which is likely
to be very difficult even for experienced solvers.
After Swamp Numbers generates a puzzle, you can proceed to solving the puzzle. Entering a number in a square consists of two steps. First, you must click on the square into which you want to insert a number. Then, you must select a number to insert into the selected square. Swamp Numbers provides a number entry area from which you may select the numbers 1 through 9. If you fill in all of the numbers correctly Swamp Numbers will display a congratulatory message indicating you have completed the puzzle.
If this brief overview is insufficient for you or if you are interested in the more advanced features of Swamp Numbers, consult the remaining sections of this document.
This section overviews the available controls. As shownnn below, the screen is divided into the following areas:
Clear, and
If you get the program into a state that you are not sure how to exit, check the usage hint area for guidance.
Before solving a puzzle, you first need to a puzzle to solve. You can either
manually enter a puzzle from a book or newspaper or ask Swamp Numbers to automatically
generate a puzzle. Regardless of how you choose to enter a puzzle, hit the
button to access the following screen:
To ask Swamp Numbers to automatically generate a puzzle, simply select a number 1 through 9. The higher the number you select, the harder the puzzle that will be generated. The following shows a sample generated puzzle.
Note that the initial clues for the puzzle are displayed in blue. Any numbers you enter are displayed in black. The color difference is used to clarify which cells you may alter when solving a puzzle. You cannot alter any of the blue numbers since that would be cheating. Also note that once the puzzle is generated, a timer is displayed immediately above the feature selection buttons. This allows you to see how long it takes you to solve a puzzle.
Note that puzzles at levels 1 through 8 should be solvable without guessing. As you progress to higher level puzzles, you will need more expertise to solve the puzzles. Level 9 puzzles might require guessing to solve. Typically, generation of such puzzles is bad form, but Swamp Numbers provides this option for those who want more difficult puzzles. If you do not want puzzles that require guessing to solve, do not choose level 9 puzzles.
Warning: Level 9 puzzles can take up to two minutes to generate. Other difficult puzzles might take as much as 20 seconds to generate. Simpler puzzles are generated in a matter of seconds.
You can also enter puzzles from a book or magazine. For example, if you are having trouble solving a puzzle from a book and would like help, you can enter the puzzle in Swamp Numbers and use Swamp Numbers's hint features.
To manually enter a puzzle, you first need to enter Manual Entry Mode. To do this:
New button
Solve button (as directed by the text on the screen
accessed with the
New button
Swamp Numbers will display the following message:
This is Swamp Numbers's way of reminding you that when you have finished entering your puzzle,
you should hit the
Solve key to tell Swamp Numbers that you have finished entry.
After selecting
OK you will be in Manual Entry Mode as shown below.
Note that the usage hint area serves as a reminder that once you are done entering
the puzzle you should hit the
Solve key before attempting to solve the
To enter a number, simply click on the square where you want to put the number and then click on the number in the number entry area. For example, if we click on the square in the lower right hand corner and then click on the number 7, the display changes to the following.
Note that the currenty selected square is indicated by a yellow square. If you enter the
wrong number in a square, you can correct the error by clicking on the
button and then selecting
Clear Square. An alternative is to overwrite the
incorrect number by selecting another value from the number entry area. The square you
selected will remain selected until you pick a different square. As long as the square is
selected, you can change the number in the square by picking a different number. As a
short cut for clearing a square, you can enter the number currently in the square. For example,
if we hit the 7 button again while the selected square contains 7, then the 7 will be cleared.
Consider the following figure demonstrating an attempt to enter a puzzle.
To inform Swamp Numbers you are done entering the puzzle, you hit the
button. In response, the following message is displayed:
Whenever you manually enter a puzzle, Swamp Numbers checks to see whether it is able to
solve the puzzle. Swamp Numbers should be able to solve any valid puzzle, so typically this
message is only displayed if you either made an error while entering the puzzle or the
puzzle is unsolvable. Thus, you generally should select
Cancel at this point
to continue puzzle entry. In this case, the problem is that we neglected to put a 2 in the
lower right hand corner. After correcting the error and hitting the
Solve button,
the puzzle is accepted.
Note that while Swamp Numbers has been able to solve every puzzle presented to it so far, there theoritically could be puzzles that Swamp Numbers cannot solve. If Swamp Numbers displays a warning for a puzzle that you are sure you have entered correctly, it is possible that the puzzle is valid but not solvable by Swamp Numbers. Swamp Numbers allows you to proceed to solving the puzzle in case you are confident that the puzzle is valid.
In some cases, Swamp Numbers can determine that the puzzle is impossible to solve. For example, a puzzle that has two 8's in the same row, cannot possibly be solvable. If you attempt to enter such a puzzle, Swamp Numbers will display a different warning and force you to correct the error.
As discussed previously, the numbers comprising the puzzle to be
solved are displayed in blue. The point of hitting the
Solve button when you are done entering numbers is to let
Swamp Numbers "freeze" the initial puzzle to prevent you from cheating
(accidentally or intentionally) when solving the puzzle.
Once you have either generated or entered a puzzle, you are ready to start solving the puzzle. To solve, repeatedly enter numbers in the squares such that each row, column, and 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9.
To enter a number, simply touch the square in which you want to
put a number, and then select the number from the number entry
area. If you make an error, you can either hit the
Clear button to make the square empty again or overwrite the
value you entered by selecting a different value from the number entry area.
For now, just use the
Clear Square option accesible by hitting
Clear button. We will discuss the other options (
Clear Errors
Clear Past Error ) later.
Also note that a short cut for clearing a square is to re-enter the number that is already in the square. For example, if a square currently contains the number 3, then you can clear the square by selecting the square and then selecting 3 from the number entry area.
When you correctly solve the puzzle, the numbers will change to green and a congratulatory message will be displayed. The following illustrates Swamp Numbers indicating you have solved the puzzle. The timer will stop once you solve the puzzle allowing you to tell how long it took.
If the congratulatory message is not displayed and the timer continues running after you fill in the last square, you have made an error in the puzzle. See the next section if you need help locating your error.
Note that if you are distracted by other matters while solving a puzzle and would like to pause the timer, you can simply exit Swamp Numbers by returning to the Home screen. When you restart Swamp Numbers, it will resume with the same puzzle and the same timer value.
You can ask Swamp Numbers to solve the puzzle for you at any time by simply clicking on
Solve button. This takes all of the enjoyment out of solving the puzzle,
but is of use if you simply want to know the solution. For example, suppose that you have
chosen to work a puzzle from a newspaper but did it with pencil and paper without using
Swamp Numbers. Rather than waiting until the next day to see if the published solution matches
your solution, you could enter the puzzle and let Swamp Numbers provide you a solution against
which to check your answer.
Swamp Numbers always prompts you to ensure you really want it to
solve the puzzle to protect against you accidentally hitting
Solve button. If you accidentally confirm that you
want the puzzle solved, but really wanted to go back to solving the
puzzle yourself, you can get back to the puzzle by hitting the
button and then selecting
Back. The reason this works is that
whenever you have Swamp Numbers solve a puzzle, it first saves a snapshot of the
current grid. The
Back feature allows you to tell Swamp Numbers
to revert the grid to a previous snapshot.
Swamp Numbers provides a number of options for obtaining help in solving a puzzle.
By default, all of the hint mechanisms are turned off allowing you to solve puzzles
on your own. To enable the hint mechanisms, hit the
Hint button. Swamp
Numbers will prompt you as follows:
Note that if you accidentally hit the
Hint button,
you can select
Cancel simply
closes the selection screen and does not alter the puzzle or mode in
any way.
Beginners might want to select
Show Hints. This switches Swamp Numbers into
hint mode. Swamp Numbers will remain in Hint Mode until you hit the
Hint button
again and choose either
Show Errors or
Show Neither. The
following is an example of Hint Mode.
The blue square indicates a square that Swamp Numbers is indicating you should be able to figure out. The pink squares indicate squares that Swamp Numbers thinks will be helpful for you to determine the number that belongs in the blue square. In this example, Swamp Numbers is indicating that the only place the number 1 can go in the 4th row is in the blue square. All of the other squares in the 4th row either already have a number or are in a column that the pink squares show already contains a 1.
Note that the yellow square, as usual, indicates the currently selected square. So, rather than simply selecting 1 from the number entry area, you first need to select the blue square to make it the currently selected square and then select 1 from the number entry area.
While Hint Mode can be helpful for beginngers, once you get the hang of solving puzzles, you will probably only want to use Hint Mode when you are stuck. To do so, simply solve the puzzle as you normally would and enter Hint Mode only when you are stuck. Once you use the hint to get unstuck, you can exit Hint Mode to continue solving the puzzle on your own. You can move into and out of Hint Mode whenever you want.
Hint Mode should be of help any time you are stuck on a puzzle below level 9. As the puzzles get more complicated, the hints become more cryptic. For example, the following is an example from a level 8 puzzle.
A lot of thought is required to figure out whether the blue square should contain a 4 or a 6. Internally, Swamp Numbers notices that the only options for the number 6 in row 3 are in columns 4 and 5. This means that the 6 in the 3x3 box at the top middle right must be in the third row. So, the square in the 1st row 6th column is either a 1 or a 4. Then, the only square in the 6th column that can contain a 6 is the one in row 7. So, the 6 goes in the 7th row 6th column and the 4 goes in the blue square. The puzzle is easily solved from this point.
Basically, the hint is indicating that once Swamp Numbers realized where the 6 went, it could figure out where the 4 went by looking at the pink squares. One could argue that it would have been better for Swamp Numbers to give a hint for how to figure out where the 6 goes, but providing the best hint in all cases is difficult. Fortunately, the simpler the puzzle, the more clear the hints. Since less experienced solvers are likely to work simpler puzzles, the cryptic hints are only an issue for hard puzzles that are likely being solved by experienced solvers that can interpret the hints.
The main drawback of Hint Mode is that it can remove much of the fun of solving puzzles
by simplifying the process too much. If you choose
Show Errors instead of
Show Hints, then Swamp Numbers will display errors you make but will not provide
hints on what to do next. Errors are indicated by numbers displayed in red as follows.
In this example, the red 7 near the bottom right corner is
incorrect. If you want to try solving puzzles on your own but be
warned when you make accidental mistakes, then this Error Notification
mode is a good mode. As long as you remain in this mode, any errors
will be displayed in red. To exit this mode, you need to hit the
button and then select
Show Neither.
Note that because some users are expected to want to leave Error Notification Mode on at all times, this mode persists across puzzles. In other words, once you turn on Error Notification Mode, it will remain on for all of the puzzles you solve until you explicitly turn it off.
Note that the Hint Mode described previously automatically turns on Error Notification Mode. In other words, whenever you turn on Hint Mode, you are also turning on Eror Notification Mode. Hint Mode will be automatically disabled whenever you move to a new puzzle, but Error Notification Mode will remain on.
Finally, note that the background changes from red to black whenever you have Error Notification Mode enabled. This provides a quick visual cue as to whether you are in Error Notification Mode.
A common approach people use for solving more advanced puzzles is to write little numbers called candidates into each square. Swamp Numbers provides support in case you want to enter such candidates in each square. In this section, we discuss how to ask Swamp Numbers to fill in the candidate values for you. Section Advanced Mode describes how you can enter candidate values yourself.
To request Swamp Numbers to fill in candidate values for you, simply select
Fill Candidates from the list of choices presented when you hit the
Hint button. The following illustrates candidates filled in by Swamp Numbers.
In this example, we created a new puzzle and then immediately asked Swamp Numbers to fill in candidates. All of the squares that contain a single black number are squares for which Swamp Numbers noticed there was only a single candidate. For example, consider the square in the lower left hand corner. When attempting to determine the candidates for the square, Swamp Numbers sees that all of the number except for 3 are impossible for the square. Rather than putting a small 3 in the square by itself to indicate a single candidate, Swamp Numbers puts a large 3 in the square to indicate that square is solved. When solving simpler puzzles, choosing Fill Candidates can fill in many numbers in this manner.
To further understand the operation of Fill Candidates, consider the square containing the numbers 2 and 5 in the 7th row and 5th column. The square directly below this square contains the number 5. Clearly, the 5 is not a viable candidate for the square with candidates 2 and 5. Why did Swamp Numbers not realize the only real candidate was 2?
The reason is that Swamp Numbers fills in the candidates square-by-square from the upper left to the lower right. At the time the 7th row was being processed, Swamp Numbers had not yet determined the location of the 5 in the 8th row. While the Fill Candidates feature could have been implemented to repeatedly recompute candidates until no further reductions can be made, this could in some cases cause the whole puzzle to be solved. Since having Swamp Numbers automatically solve the puzzle for you would not be that instructive, we have Fill Candidates stop after a single pass over the board. Note, however, that nothing prevents you from asking Swamp Numbers to Fill Candidates again. If we do that continuing from the previous diagram, the result is as follows.
At this point, consider the upper left hand 3x3 box. The 4 and 8 must go in the first column, so the square containing candidates 4, 7, and 8 must contain a 7. This is an example of how candidates can help solve puzzles. Of course, in this particular puzzle, you could also have seen that the 7 goes in the second box of the second row by seeing that we already have 7's in the 1st and 5th columns and all of the other squares are already filled.
You can correct mistakes you make while solving a puzzle by hitting the
button. Swamp Numbers provides the following options:
Cancel if did not mean to hit the
Clear button.
Cancel simply closes the selection window without changing the grid
or the mode.
As discussed previously,
Clear Square simply erases any number in the
currently selected square.
If you select
Clear Errors , Swamp Numbers will search
through the grid to locate any squares in which you have entered the
wrong number. Swamp Numbers erases each of the incorrect numbers. As an example
of how you might use this feature, consider the following grid.
Here, we filled in all of the squares, did not receive the congratulatory messages
indicating the puzzle was solved, entered Error Mode, and realized we had made a
number of errors. At this point, we might want to see if we could get the correct solution
if we removed all of the errors. To do so, we choose
Clear Errors and
get the following.
At this point, we could continue solving the puzzle until we reached the correct
solution. Some might feel that this is cheating since it is possible that some of
the correct numbers were just correct by chance. They should consider using the
Clear Past Error feature. If we used this instead of
Clear Errors
we get the following grid.
The subtle difference between the two is illustrated by looking at
the 7th row 2nd column. When we used
Clear Errors ,
this square contained a 4. When we use
Clear Past
Error , this square is empty. This means that we entered the 4
at some point after we made our first error. Although 4 is the correct number
for that square, some would argue that to truly claim we solved the puzzle
we should erase the 4 before trying to solve the puzzle because any numbers
we entered after our first error are questionable.
Which of the two options you use is your choice. Generally,
Clear Past Error
will erase more numbers and thus leave you more work to do. However, your reward for doing
the extra work is knowing that you solved the puzzle without relying on numbers you
entered after your first error that happened to be correct through chance.
Of course, another option is to clear all of the numbers you entered and return to
the original puzzle. You can do this by hitting the
History button and
Swamp Numbers provides a limited ability for you to save snapshots of the current grid. Generally, you should not need this feature and we recommend this feature only for advanced users.
You access snapshots by hitting the
History button. Doing so provides the
following choices:
As usual, the
Cancel option simply closes the selection window without
changing the current grid or mode.
Snapshot option saves the current grid to a snapshot. You can save
up to 8 of these snapshots. An example of when you might want to use a snapshot is if
you know that a square contains 1 of 2 numbers but are not sure which value it contains.
Then, you might simply want to try the first number and see if you can solve the puzzle.
The problem is that you might find that the puzzle is unsolvable and then need to go back
to try the second number. If you create a snapshot before trying the first number, you can
then use the
Back option to go back and try the second number.
If while trying the first number, you got to a point where you again needed to guess,
you could create a second snapshot. After entering more numbers, you could decide to go
back to the second snapshot using the
Back option. If you wanted to
go back to the first snapshot, you would use the
Back option again.
There is also a
Forward option that allows you to go from the first
snapshot to the second snapshot.
The main reason we do not recommend the use of snapshots is that sometimes they
can cause more problems than they solve. For example, suppose you create a snapshot,
fill in a lot more numbers, and then accidentally use the
Back option.
At that point, all of the work you did after creating the snapshot is lost.
In most cases, we recommend using Hint Mode instead of snapshots. If you get to the point where you think you need to guess, rather than creating a snapshot and guessing, try using Hint Mode to get you unstuck without guessing. The primary reason we have provided the snapshot feature is for users selecting level 9 puzzles that might require guessing to solve.
Note that the
Restart option erases all of the numbers that you
have entered while trying to solve the puzzle. In other words, this reverts the puzzle
back to its original state. You can use this if you discover you have made an error in
the puzzle and want to start over. For other options, see the
Correcting Errors section.
For users that want to enter little numbers (candidates) in each
square as part of their solving strategy, Swamp Numbers allows entry of
small numbers in each square that indicate all of the numbers that
could go in that square. As described previously, the
Candidates option accessible via the
Hint button
asks Swamp Numbers to automatically fill in candidates for you.
If you either want to enter candidate numbers yourself or want to modify
candidate numbers created using the
Fill Candidates option,
you need to use Advanced Mode. To use Advanced Mode, you simply double click
on the square for which you want to enter candidates. The following shows the
use of Advanced Mode to enter candidates for the square in the upper right hand corner.
When in Advanced Mode, the blue square indicates the square for which you are entering candidates. The yellow 3x3 square shows you the candidates currently thought possible for the square. In this case, all numbers from 1 through 9 are shown as candidates. By looking at the last column, we know that the only possible candidates are 2 and 8. We can toggle whether a number is in the candidate set by clicking on the yellow square corresponding to its position. In this case, we click on all of the numbers except the 2 and the 8 to obtain the following.
Note how the blue square is updated to match the yellow square. If you accidentally remove a candidate that you did not intend to remove, you can add it back to the set by clicking on its spot in the yellow box. For example, if we click on the square at the upper left hand corner of the yellow box, then we would add 1 back into the candidate set. When you are done entering candidate numbers, simply click on the blue square to exit Advanced Mode. You can enter and exit Advanced Mode as many times as you would like. For example, you might enter a candidate set for a square, do a bunch more work on other squares, and then realize you can remove another number from the candidate set for the first square. At that point, you can simply double click on the first square to edit its candidate set.
Note that all of the buttons are disabled while you are in Advanced Mode. You must click on the blue square to exit Advanced Mode before using the buttons.


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Tips to Forage By
Wild foods are gaining a foothold, both in people's imaginations and their refrigerators. Foraging was named among the hottest trends of the year by several food buzz lists. This is, in part, thanks to foraging advocate Chef René Redzepi who is so enthralled with wild foods that he picks wild herbs on his morning runs. But there is also an upsurge of interest from hobbyists and wild food enthusiasts, all of whom are delighted to embrace the diverse flavors of deeply local wild foods.
In light of the recession, highly nutritious foraged foods can help ease the strain on pocketbooks. So many of the plants that are considered weeds are edible. At best, they are disregarded. At worst, they are considered pests. Foraging is the plant version of up-cycling, utilizing something that most would consider garbage to fill hungry bellies.
Aside from the economic advantages, foraging is also old-fashioned fun, and it can provide epicurean delights throughout the year. Below are some tips to help you incorporate foraging into your everyday life.
1. Make informed decisions. This ensures a safe foraging experience. Never ever eat something that you can't identify with 100 percent certainty. Consult and cross-reference at least three sources when identifying a new plant. When in doubt, throw it out!
2. Use a specific local guide. Find a guide that explores plants native to your region. The best guidebooks include multiple pictures or drawings of each plant, including what the plant looks like at different stages of growth, and a close-up of its leaf pattern.
3. Know the laws in your area. Laws vary tremendously from region to region, and even from city to city. Often, the best option is to find private property, and obtain permission to harvest there.
4. Respect the environment. Beyond the written law, obey the greater law to always honor the habitat where you are picking, and the other creatures that live there. Never make a place less beautiful. When you leave, it shouldn't be apparent that you've been there. Never take more than you can use.
5. Use proper equipment. The bare basics are an inexpensive pair of scissors, some bags and a guide book. Intermediate-level foraging might require gloves for harvesting crops like little nettles, and a specialized digging tool called a hori-hori for digging roots like dandelion and burdock. Wear sturdy footwear and protective pants if you region is home to rattlesnakes or poison ivy or poison oak. Use sun protection and take along water.
6. Stick with what is abundant. Go for a walk or bike ride near your home and study the land. Which plants seem to be growing everywhere? Those are the first plants to learn to identify. If it turns out they are edible, you can enjoy them often without worry of damaging the population. Talk about eating locally!
7. Don't get overwhelmed. This is probably the most important piece of advice outside of the safety basics. Instead of trying to digest too much information at once, set a goal to learn just one plant per week or month. Get to know it well. Learn what it looks like in all stages of growth. Get so that you can spot it by pattern recognition. Learn how it tastes and how to cook with it.
8. Start with a small sample. The first time you eat a new food, only eat a few bites. Even if a food is considered safe, you never know how your body may react to it. Always keep a sample of what you have ingested in the refrigerator. If you become ill, you will have this sample to show what caused the problem. This is a common practice among mushroomers, but is a good idea, in general, when eating any foraged foods.
9. Learn how to substitute wild foods for other ingredients in your usual recipes. This is the key to incorporating wild foods into your daily menus. Say you've harvested wild leafy greens, like nettles. Nettles cook up similarly to kale or spinach. Does your family love spinach lasagna? Substitute nettle for the spinach in the recipe, or even just half. Do you enjoy whipping up a kale and potato frittata after work? This is the perfect place to try using nettles.
10. Consider preserving. One of the best ways to incorporate foraged foods into your everyday life is to preserve small batches of them throughout the growing season. Dry some of your wild herbs for cooking and for tea. Play around with making a few new kinds of pickles. Freeze several batches of blanched greens to enjoy throughout the winter. Can fruits either whole or as jam.
If you follow these tips, you can have a safe and enjoyable foraging experience. Start with foods that are already familiar and easy to identify, like dandelion and feral apples. Adding just a few wild ingredients to your pantry can be adventurous and interesting, as well as make a big impact on your budget.
Zester Daily contributor Wendy Petty lives in the Rocky Mountains, where she is a forager, photographer and wild foods consultant. She writes about her adventures with mountain food on her blog, Hunger and Thirst.
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Coventry have completed the loan capture of Danny Ward from Bolton, following a lengthy chase.
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Coventry have completed the loan capture of Danny Ward from Bolton, following a lengthy chase.
The Sky Blues had been tracking the talented teenager for some time, with boss Aidy Boothroyd admitting that he was keen to bring the youngster on board.
They were forced to bide their time, though, as the Trotters were reluctant to let the 18-year-old forward leave before he had signed a new deal at the Reebok Stadium.
Ward finally put pen to paper on a three-year contract on Tuesday and has subsequently been cleared to head out on loan.
Boothroyd is delighted to have captured the highly-rated frontman and expects him to make a positive impression in the Championship before his short-term agreement expires on 1st January.
"Danny is a fantastic signing for us," he said.
"There was a lot of interest from other clubs in the division, so it is a testament to the set-up here that he opted to join us.
"He adds another option to the squad and he has the potential to get goals, so I am looking forward to working with him.
"Everyone saw what he was capable of during his spell with Swindon last season and he will only get better.
"We will get the benefit of that development, while he will benefit from being here."


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The Old Globe is getting a onetime Golden Globe nominee as the star of its upcoming production of Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale."
The theater is announcing today that Billy Campbell will play the lead role of Leontes in the production, the first indoor Shakespeare staging at the Globe in more than a decade.
It's also the first Globe directing project for artistic chief Barry Edelstein, who previously directed "A Winter's Tale" a decade ago when he was artistic leader of New York's Classic Stage Co.
Campbell might be best-known for his role on TV's "Once and Again," the show for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination in 2000. His credits also include TV's "Dynasty" and the lead role in the film "The Rocketeer"; he currently stars on the SyFy Channel program "Helix."
Campbell previously appeared at the Old Globe in two other Shakespeare works: a 1997 production of "The Comedy of Errors," and a 2003 staging of "Much Ado About Nothing." His stage credits include numerous other Shakespeare productions in New York and regionally.
Joining Campbell in the cast are Erin Elizabeth Adams (Dorcas), Jordi Bertran (Mamillius), Meaghan Boeing (Emilia), Lindsay Brill (Mopsa), Angel Desai (Paulina), Jamal Douglas (Mariner), Kushtrim Hoxha (Cleomenes), Paul Kandel (Autolycus, Archidamus), Maya Kazan (Perdita), A.Z. Kelsey (Florizel), Mark Nelson (Antigonus, Old Shepherd), Natacha Roi (Hermione), Robbie Simpson (Dion), Brendan Spieth (Clown), Paul Michael Valley (Polixenes), Cornell Womack (Camillo), Patrick Zeller (Jailer), and Nadia Guevara and Albert Park (ensemble).
Desai was seen over the summer as a star of the Globe's production of "Double Indemnity."
The accomplished classical composer Michael Torke, who scored Edelstein's previous production of "A Winter's Tale," has written new music for this staging.
"The Winter's Tale" begins performances Feb. 8. Details: (619) 234-5623 or theoldglobe.org.


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Baylor QB Robert Griffin III, Houston QB Case Keenum, Stanford QB Andrew Luck, Alabama RB Trent Richardson and LSU CB Tyrann Mathieu have been named finalists for the 2011 Walter Camp Player of the Year award.
Former Auburn QB Cam Newton, who now plays for the NFL's Carolina Panthers, was last year's recipient. Keenum leads the nation in total offense, and he also has the Cougars at 12-0 and eyeing a BCS berth. Griffin is No. 2 in total offense.
Luck, who has 35 touchdowns this year, has the Cardinal at No. 4 in the latest BCS rankings. Mathieu has been the biggest playmaker on LSU's defense this season, while Richardson has scored at least two rushing touchdowns in seven of Alabama's 12 games this season. The Tide appear to be on track to face LSU in the national championship game.


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So I wanted to try a matcha latte today. But… Milk went bad. Oh well, it was mom's 1% anyway and I drink skim. So plan B. I have instant cappuccino mix! Irish creme flavored. Due to the fact that it does have instant coffee in it, I'm DEFINTELY only gonna make a half bowla. If you want a whole bowl, double my recipe.
Boiled 8oz of water. While that boiled I added 1 scoop of matcha to the bottom of my bowl and 3TB cappuccino mix (They say 3TB for 6oz, but I was afraid I'd never taste the matcha, but if you want feel free to add an extra TB) and wisked together. What a pretty mint green color! When the water came to a boil I whisked it. It seemed to whisk better this time. Of course I couldn't tell you if I was able to get it to froth or not because of the mix. Instant cappuccino mix doesn't form a foam on top like normal cappucinos so it looks much more like a blended latte. Looks like a coffee shop's version only in a bowl. Good idea- email Starbucks and tell them to serve them in bowls, or at least those large cups they use for caramel macchiatos- and while I'm at it I'll tell them to use real matcha lol. Anyway… OH MY GOSH! WOW! I think even when I don't add matcha I'm gonna drink my lattes and cappuccinos from this bowl! It's just too much fun! It tastes much like it does w/ water. The matcha isn't very strong, but increases slowly w/ every sip. Thank GOD the instant coffee doesn't clash w/ it. I was worried about that. I also noticed that not only did it whisk easier, it didn't separate as fast. Matcha is a relaxing and indulging daily experience for me so the only thing I don't like about drinking it is I have to drink it rather quickly. This allowed me to savor it more. This would be a fun idea for holiday parties (maybe use a vanilla or chocolate flavored mix and steep peppermint leaves in the water before adding the mix and matcha) or for St. Patrick's day due to the color.


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"Free Exchange" in The Economist has come down strongly on the side of economics in a review of housing affordability. read more »
The Economist Indicts Urban Containment "Fat Cats"
Rio Among the Most Dangerous Cities?
The travel website escapehere.com has published an article with a list of the world's "10 most dangerous cities to travel." I was obviously interested, but was soon deterred by advertisements that kept popping up and a web architecture intended to ensure that for every city viewed another ad would be placed in the way. read more »
Urban Containment: Land Price Up 5 Times Income & Smaller
The shocking extent to which urban containment policy (urban consolidation policy) is associated with higher land (and house) prices is illustrated by a recent press release from RP Data in Australia. The analysis examined the vacant building lot prices for the period of 1993 to 2013.
During the period, the median price of a vacant lot rose 168 percent after adjustment for inflation. This is nearly 5 times the increase in the median household incomes of the seven largest capital cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Sydney). read more »
Texas & Oklahoma Dominate Metropolitan Economic Growth
Texas metropolitan areas continue to dominate economic growth, according to the latest Metro Monitor, produced by the Brookings Institution. The four top metropolitan areas in overall economic growth through the recession and "recovery" (our parentheses) have been: read more »
Watch Chicago's Middle Class Vanish Before Your Very Eyes
Note: I owe both the concept for this measurement of income segregation and much of the actual data – all of it, except for 2012 – to Sean Reardon andKendra Bischoff, who wrote a series of wonderful papers on the subject and then were kind enough to send me a spreadsheet of their data from Chicago a while ago. The maps, however, are mine, as is all the data from 2012, and any mistakes in them or in the interpretation of the data is entirely my responsibility.
I think one reason I've felt less than compelled by Chicagoland, CNN's reasonably well-made documentary series, is that its tale-of-two-cities narrative is so worn, so often repeated, that it's become a little dull. Not the actual fact of inequality – which only seems to cut deeper over time – but its retelling. read more »
Growing Traffic Threatens Sydney
In the "letter of the week" in The North Shore Times, Save Our Suburbs President Tony Recsei decries the rising traffic congestion that is occurring in Sydney from the densification policies. Urban planners had misled residents into believing that higher population densities would reduce traffic congestion as more people shifted to mass transit. read more »
High Frequency Trading Is Not Fast Enough
A new book by the original yellow journalist of Wall Street, Michael Lewis, initiated global coverage about the flaws of American capitalism. The culprit in Lewis' new book is High Frequency Trading or "HFT." There is no doubt that US capital markets are imperfect. read more »
More Criticism of the Mythical Shift to Transit
There has been additional attention to the exaggeration of transit ridership trends claimed by the American Public Transit Association. Writing in The Washington Post, David King of Columbia University. read more »
Portland Light Rail Revolt Continues
In a hard fought election campaign, voters in the city of Tigard appear to have narrowly enacted another barrier to light rail expansion in suburban Portland. The Washington County Elections Division reported that with 100 percent of precincts counted, Charter Amendment 34-210 had obtained 51 percent of the vote, compared to 49 percent opposed. read more »
The Limits of Portland's Craft Economy
Charles Heying, the author of Brews to Bikes: Portland's Artisan Economy, covers Portland's indie fashion, book and music sector, its recycling/reuse businesses, craft businesses, bike sector, technology businesses and non-profits. read more »


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Nintendo of America Inc. currently claims the best selling console game, the best selling portable games, and the best selling hardware system in America.
Since coming to market within a week of each other in late March, The Legend of Zelda(R): The Wind Waker(TM) for Nintendo GameCube(TM), Pokemon(R) Ruby Version and Pokemon(R) Sapphire Version for Game Boy(R) Advance, and the new flip-top, front-lit Game Boy(R) Advance SP portable system have leaped to the top of their respective sales charts.
The new Zelda game set a Nintendo record with more than 600,000 copies pre-sold to consumers before its March 24 launch date, and retailers now are quickly burning through the entire initial North American shipment of 1.1 million games. In the same period, sales rates for Nintendo GameCube hardware have jumped 20 percent.
With more than 4.4 million copies of Pokemon already shipped in Japan, more than 2.2 million games have now moved through to North American retailers, showing conclusively Pokemon is back with an exclamation point. The companion Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire titles have dominated portable software since their launch on March 17.
Finally, 800,000 Game Boy Advance SP units have blown through to North American retail, matching equally raucous receptions in Japan and Europe.
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FirstEnergy employs a large workforce of power line and substation employees who work on our transmission and distribution system every day to ensure safe and reliable electric service to the customers in our service area. Lineworkers are responsible for the construction, maintenance and repair of transmission and distribution lines, while substation electricians construct, inspect and maintain our substation equipment. Whether they are testing substation performance, constructing distribution lines for a new residential development, or repairing damaged power lines after a storm, line workers and substation employees enjoy fast-paced and rewarding careers.
FirstEnergy's electric utility operating companies routinely hire employees in the following areas:
Line work is physically demanding, with exposure to harsh weather and temperature extremes. Qualifications for these positions include:
- Successful completion of the Journeyman Lineman Apprenticeship program, or the equivalent.
- Ability to safely work on energized and de-energized transmission and distribution equipment and facilities.
- Ability to safely climb wood poles and steel towers – ranging from 35 to 50 feet tall – to perform work on distribution lines.
- Class "A" commercial driver's license (CDL).
- Ability to operate various types of large equipment, including boom trucks, bucket trucks, forklifts, trenching equipment, backhoes and other pieces of line-construction equipment.
Substation Electrician
Substation Electricians must be able to work safely while inspecting and maintaining substation equipment to ensure optimal performance. Qualifications for these positions include:
- Prior electrical experience working with high voltage equipment (69KV and above).
- Ability to overhaul, calibrate and test new and in-service transformers, circuit breakers and tap changers, as well as install, adjust, inspect, repair and remove substation systems and equipment.
- Ability to safely climb steel structures and perform tasks in elevated locations up to 70 feet high.
- Ability to work safely in confined and underground spaces, while in close proximity to high-voltage equipment.
- Ability to safely operate forklifts, trenchers, backhoes and commercial vehicles.
If you don't have the experience necessary for these positions but are interested in beginning a career in one of these professions, please visit our Technical School Alliances page where you can learn more about the Power Systems Institute (PSI). This program offers educational opportunities at a wide range of colleges across our service territory that can help you gain the knowledge and skills required for a successful career as a lineworker or substation electrician.


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The potential of a government shutdown at the end of the month loomed slightly larger Wednesday after a critical measure to fund the government through mid-November was defeated in the House Wednesday evening.Read the rest here.
GOP leaders were unable to overcome objections from Democrats who believed the bill did not do enough for disaster victims and from conservative Republicans who wanted to use the bill to cut spending more deeply.
The vote was a significant defeat for House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) and other GOP leaders, who had been confident they could muscle the bill over to the Senate despite protests from both sides of the aisle.
House leaders must now rewrite to appease either Democrats or the right wing of their own party and pass a bill for consideration by the Senate before the fiscal year ends Sept. 30, or the government will shut down.
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D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie said Friday that he had dismissed an aide who spent $225 from a constituent service fund on personal expenses.
McDuffie (D-Ward 5) said in a news release that the problem was discovered during a routine review of the account, which is funded by private donations and is intended to pay for various citizen needs.
McDuffie did not identify the employee. But Tim Clark, who had served as a community affairs coordinator in McDuffie's office, acknowledged that he had been fired, and he took responsibility for misusing a debit card linked to the constituent service account.
"It was stupid. It was a mistake," said Clark, who was dismissed Thursday. "If I was a council member, I wouldn't tolerate it either. It looks bad."
Clark said he used the debit card on two occasions to pay bar tabs. The first time was inadvertent; the second time, he said, "was a bad decision for me to have made."
Clark said he also planned to resign from his Ward 5 Advisory Neighborhood Commission seat, which he has held since 2010.
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A woman walking along a street near Congress Heights on Wednesday afternoon was abducted, forced into a sport-utility vehicle and sexually assaulted in Southeast Washington, D.C. police said.
Authorities said that three men were in the SUV and that the attack occurred about 3:30 p.m. in the 3700 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE. Police said the woman was taken to a location she did not recognize, sexually assaulted and let go.
Police classified the crime as a first-degree sexual assault and a kidnapping. There was no description of the attackers, and the vehicle was described only as dark in color.
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to call D.C. police at 202-727-9099 or send a text message to the department's tip line at 50411.
— Peter Hermann
An off-duty Prince George's County police officer was charged Wednesday with taking sexually explicit photographs of a woman without her consent, a sex crime under Maryland law.
If convicted, Cpl. Christopher Adams, a seven-year veteran of the county force, could face jail time and be listed on the state's sex-offender registry.
County police released few details of the incident, saying that the woman contacted police and that the department launched an immediate investigation. Police said that the incident occurred March 17 at a hotel and that the victim was an acquaintance of Adams's. He has been suspended with pay, police said.
Adams has been charged with three counts of visual surveillance with prurient intent, each of which carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $2,500 fine, authorities said.
According to the Maryland criminal code, the charge typically involves taking pictures of "the private area of an individual by use of a camera without the consent of the individual under circumstances in which a reasonable person would believe that the private area of the individual would not be visible to the public, regardless of whether the individual is in a public or private place."
Adams also faces a second-degree assault charge in connection with the picture taking.
— Aaron C. Davis
The law repealing Maryland's death penalty will take effect as scheduled Oct. 1 after opponents failed to collect enough signatures to put the issue to a statewide vote.
MDPetitions.com, the group that helped put same-sex marriage and two other issues on last year's ballot, confirmed at a Friday afternoon news conference that it was unable to replicate its success. Facing a midnight deadline to submit an initial batch of signatures, the group instead ended its effort.
"There's just not a natural constituency to go to," said Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott D. Shellenberger (D), a supporter of the death penalty who worked with the group.
Meanwhile, Free State Petitions, a separate group trying to halt Maryland's new gun-control law, remained mum about its progress as the deadline approached.
Both groups were trying to put new laws championed by Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) on hold pending a November 2014 vote. To comply with a constitutional requirement, petition-gatherers were scrambling to present the first third of a required 55,736 signatures to the state Friday. If that threshold was crossed, the remainder would be due a month later.
Maryland becomes the sixth state in as many years to abolish capital punishment. The legislation was a priority this year for the NAACP and the Catholic Church.
Jane Henderson, executive director of Maryland Citizens Against State Executions, said she was not surprised that the petition drive fell short. "My gut had told me it was going to be a real challenge," Henderson said. "People are comfortable with this."
Prince George's County is holding its annual housing fair Saturday, featuring a housing lottery, information for prospective buyers and more than 60 exhibitors. There also will be classes for teens on how to manage money.
The fair will offer a foreclosure-prevention workshop, where residents can meet with bankers and housing counselors and have a free consultation with a lawyer. For information on what documentation to bring, visit mdhope.org. Prince George's leads the state in foreclosures, though recently there have been signs of an uptick in the county housing market.
The free event is scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.at the Wayne K. Curry Sports and Learning Complex, 8001 Sheriff Rd., Landover, near FedEx Field.
County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D) is scheduled to announce at noon the random selection of two pre-qualified purchasers who have taken part in a lottery to buy homes in Suitland at reduced prices.
— Miranda S. Spivack
Authorities in Prince George's County have padlocked a popular Capitol Heights dance studio for allegedly hosting a Memorial Day weekend event that led to a nonfatal, triple shooting a quarter-mile away.
Seize the Dance hosts lessons in youth ballet, jazz, hip-hop and zumba at its industrial studio at 9251 Hampton Overlook. But at night, police say, owners rent out the facility for parties and did not have the required county permits for one on May 25 that preceded a nearby shooting.
A phone call and e-mail to the studio were not immediately returned Friday.
Police say three male victims of a shooting near Hampton Park Boulevard and Hampton Overlook had just left a gathering of high-school-age students at Seize the Dance. The shooting occurred just after midnight Sunday.
County police said that two adults and a juvenile were wounded and that all have been released from the hospital. Seize the Dance will remain closed pending the outcome of an appeals hearing, police said.
— Aaron C. Davis


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Podcast #166 - John Carmack interview, Crysis 2 DX11, Samsung SSD announcements, and more!
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PC Perspective Podcast #166 - 8/18/2011
This week we talk about our John Carmack interview, Crysis 2 DX11, Samsung SSD announcements, and more!
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What happened to the video :P
Looking for the video as well :)
Are you guys having video problems? No video this week or last.
Video coming later, please stay tuned!
I am almost tuned out!
No doubt it is late, but it must not be later - yet.
Ken is still working on it, the studio adds a lot to the show but managed to make putting together the video a little more difficult that usual
You guys should seriously be able to get this workflow figured out. I could turn this around in about 4 hours, cutting and rendering. It's been over a week. Are you guys editing on boxes from the 90s or something?
The Max Headroom version of PC Perspective Podcast has arrived.
Ryan has infinitely better video, much more professional ! Hope the rest of the podcasts look this well. Main improvement is less lag.
Good job !
Ryan's video quality was better because he was located on set at the brick twit house instead of coming over Skype from Kentucky.
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2 weeks ago I had a UTI, a really weird one as I had no symptoms I just couldn't empty my bladder – due to breast feeding I made the decision to try fight it naturally, which according to the urine strip tests at the Dr's I have, however I still can't empty my bladder – the Dr today told me he thinks I have a distended bladder – I have been holding my urine as sometimes I just can't go – re :breast feeding or my husband isn't home and we co sleep.
The Dr didn't say how to fix it!
Anyone know?
I just can't empty, every time I go pee and I finish I can go again – it's driving me bonkers!
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So this is my conclusion. The article offended some of you. Others were not sure. Some of you thought it was cool. You guys really need to lighten up and accept reality. Without Jesus you would not be here. God created us, the ocean, the sun, the waves, etc,etc,etc. Just read Genesis. I would copy and paste, but I can see the majority of you can already do that. I just learned that 3 days ago from my wife. As for surfing, OK I will copy and paste!
Matthew 8:27
New International Version (NIV)
27 The men were amazed and asked, "What kind of man is this? Even the winds and the waves obey him!"
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Wayne, Earth was here millions upon millions of years before Jesus...think about it rationally and you will realize that what your saying is a fairy tale. I am catholic and I'm not stupid enough to believe that bull****. Wake up, dude
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Just thought I would bump this up to remind you guys what a great your 2013 was on SI....Look forward to spending 2014 doing much of the same.


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County law enforcement agencies teaming up to help residents dispose of medications
The Henry County Sheriff's Office is taking any area residents' unwanted prescription drugs off their hands and disposing of them for free on April 27 from 2 – 6 p.m.
In conjunction with the New London Police Department, Winfield Police Department, Wayland Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the Henry County Sheriff's department will give the public its sixth opportunity in three years to prevent pill abuse and theft by getting rid of potentially hazardous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs.
People who wish to take advantage of this service can take their medications for disposal to the Mt. Pleasant Police Department, New London Police Department, Salem City Hall, Wayland City Hall or Winfield City Hall.
The service is free and anonymous.
Last September, Americans turned in 224 tons of prescription drugs at over 5,200 sites operated by the DEA and its thousands of state and local law enforcement partners. In its five previous events, DEA and its partners took in over two million pounds of pills.
This initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. Medicines that linger in home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse and abuse. Rates of prescription drug abuse in the U.S. are alarmingly high, as are the number of accidental poisonings and overdoses due to these drugs.
Studies show that a majority of abused prescription drugs are obtained from family and friends, including from the home medicine cabinet. In addition, Americans are now advised that their usual methods of disposing unused medicines – flushing them down the toilet or throwing them in the trash – both pose potential safety and health hazards.
Four days after the first event, Congress passed the Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act of 2010, which amends the Controlled Substances Act to allow and "ultimate user" of controlled substance medications to dispose of them by delivering them to entities authorized by the Attorney General to accept them.
Until new regulations are in place, law enforcement agencies like the Henry County Sheriff's Office and the DEA will continue to hold prescription take back events every few months.


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Very recently we developed a lovely area, just three homes called 'The Mews', 2 of the 3 plots have already been sold off plan. The ongoing improvement and development of Quarry Moor has continued over the years and the Park now offers some beautiful modern homes in a tranquil setting that is a haven for wildlife.
Quarry Moor and New Park, Harrogate Road, Ripon
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Happy New Year from Venice!
We started off 2013 with fireworks over the water. Crowded and cold but grinning ear to ear.
How about you? Cozy and quiet? Dancing? Parties? Did you kiss in the new year? Or maybe blissfully sleep through the first minutes of the day? However we spent last night, I hope at least some of us were lucky enough to sleep in this morning. : )
Here's to a wonderful 2013!


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Recumbent in Adventuring Cycling Mag
Page 4 of the Fall 2003 Cyclosource has a nice shot of a loaded Tour Easy with the caption "Riding in style across America--on a recumbent with fairing". Makes it look darn near normal, from a publication that is pretty much all about uprights. A really nice photo, too, by Chuck Haney.
Tom Balmer
I'm a life member of Adventure Cyclist (since the 80's). They are actually fairly recumbent friendly. You'll see pictures and articles periodically on recumbents and are included in their annual buyers guide. You are right though, most of the time you just see wedgies.
Post a link please, if there is one.
You do see bents from time to time in Adventure Cyclist, I don't recall them in the last buyers guide.
I would like to know how many members ride recumbents when they tour?
Rode my first tour on a recumbent this summer - 450 miles ofthe Lewis and Clark Trail starting in St. Louis. Rode a customized Bacchetta I built up over the winter.
I rode from Florence, OR to Dillon, CO (1800 miles and about 46000' of climbing) on a loaded V-Rex this past summer. I used the Adventure Cycling maps.
I've been touring the last 15 years on a recumbent. I've covered 10 states and part of Canada.
The URL for Adventure Cyclist is: http://www.adventurecyclist.org
I do. I put about 1,800 miles on my home built Greenspeed trike/trailer combo last summmer, in Iowa and Minnesota.
bentbaggers... not just me :)
I started using a bent for touring the summer of 1995, and not long after I built up the Screamer for touring.
That picture could be me.
Hello, I am new here and read aboutthe picture. I was on the Sept. TRIRI ride In Indiana this year and There was a Gal writing a article for the magazine. She took a picture of Me and another person on a Tour Easy wonder if it was me in the Picture. I may have to get the Magazine. Larry
Hmmmm. I may take a look at that article. I have a friend who rides a recumbent and he swears by it. He let me ride one, and it felt smooth and comfortable. He has be about one third convinced to do my next tour on a recumbent.
Thanks for the heads up!
Touring on a "bent"
It's the only way to go! I can get off after untold miles and walk normally. An added plus is that my neck doesn't hurt and I can actually watch the beautiful clouds in the sky as they float overhead! However I do have an upright tourer and use it on short trips of 1-2 days.
Touring bents
I met bike tourists twice last summmer while out riding. Both were European guys on short wheel-based bents touring the Great American West. Each remarked on how few American recumbents they had encountered, given our country's size and population, and how curious it was that none of the American bike-tourists they'd met seemed to be familiar with the obvious comfort advantages of recumbents for long-distance travel. Mind you, neither was preaching (I was on my own recumbent) but rather just voicing their perceptions on the subject.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS) — A struggling Southland school district announced a plan on Friday to put hundreds of teachers back to work with a little help from the state.
An estimated 300 teaching positions will be restored after the San Diego City school district secured additional funding from California's coffers.
KNX 1070's Tom Reopelle reports the move will at least initially focus on ensuring quality teachers for the city's youngest students.
The funding allows the district to maintain class sizes in grades K-3 back to at least 24 students per teacher at all schools, with up to a 20:1 ration at schools in lower-income neighborhoods.
Teacher Kevin Bizer expects the move to provide more one-on-one instruction in the classroom — something he believes is critical to academic success.
"Third-grade literacy rates are a hyperaccurate predictor of future prison populations," said Bizer. "Students that are literate by the third-grade go on to graduate from high school and complete a four-year college degree in incredibly high numbers."
Even with the funding, officials warned at least 500 additional teachers and 600 other district employees may still be at risk of layoffs.


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Frameworks and Guidelines
UNESCO has a unique role as international standard-setter and convenor of diverse cultural and ideological perspectives.
The Organization has elaborated frameworks and guidelines to contribute to the understanding of issues in regard to human rights education, citizenship education, intercultural education and related themes.
A Human Rights-Based Approach to Education for All: a framework for the realization of children's right to education and rights within education
This joint UNESCO and UNICEF framework for the realization of children's right to education and rights within education brings together the current thinking and practice on the human rights-based approach in the education sector. It presents key issues and challenges in rights-based approaches and provides a framework for policy and programme development from school level to national and international levels.
UNESCO Guidelines on Intercultural Education
The Guidelines have been prepared to help understand the key issues concerning intercultural education. They draw together the key standard-setting instruments and the results of numerous conferences, in particular, the Expert Meeting held at UNESCO Headquarters in March 2006, in order to present concepts and issues which may be used to guide future activities and policy-making.


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Claro Belt
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With contrast catcher loops and a rounded buckle, this well-balanced belt is a new take on a classic theme. Rich in natural imperfections, the strap will only get better with age.
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me and my friends tried this too, but a hunter killed us all and he got through the barrier.
I did somthing like this with my friends it was fun but had its flause.
hey guys i got some help 4 endurefirst do it in lost platoonsecond have a sniper in the cliff the opposite side to the rampthird collect brute choppers forth have a spartan laser guy on buildingfifth 2 people on choppers or 1 person on the other collecting themsixth on bonus rounds 2 guys get in choper and start 2 splatter sniper comes down from cliff and goes on building with pistol and headshot. so that 2 on building with pistols and 2 on choppers splattering just one person has to surviveand if you are short on people connect a guest in and hide it in a hole in cliff it works cause that what we did. the guest didn't kill anyone or die cause the enemies cant c hime and the wraiths cant hit him because of the hole. but the guest can get out without dying.hope that helps
dont listen to liam 838 that will just get you killed.Its Alpha Site with two people on each set of stairs closest to the spawn point.Then get the rockets or any fuel rod cannon the brutes/grunts bring and put them in the elavator till the 5th wave its a glitch that keeps them from disapeering.Use the pistol on the grunts and brutes.Use the SMG for the buggers/Drones.When the cheiftains come get the rockets and a plasma pistol.If you shoot a cheiftain with a plasma pistol then instantly shoot it with a rocket before he uses his invincibility then hes dead.If you need help friend request (a Coke Zero) and (a Overdue Coke).
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CARSON, Calif., April 20 (UPI) -- The U.S. Army has given Northrop Grumman a $77.9 million award for continued software development and support for its Air and Missile Defense Workstation.
AMDWS provides a composite air defense picture to warfighters and air and missile defense planning and situational awareness capabilities throughout the Army.
AMDWS retrieves, fuses and distributes battlespace awareness information from numerous sources, including joint headquarters, the Army Battle Command System network, national intelligence assets and tactical and strategic sensors.
Under the five-year AMDWS Block 4 contract, Northrop Grumman will continue development of enabling technologies to evolve AMDWS capabilities and provide engineering, implementation, test, site and training support.
The contract was awarded by the Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity, in support of the Product Manager, Counter-Rocket Artillery and Mortar in Madison, Ala.
Northrop Grumman is the prime contractor for the development, fielding and maintenance of the AMDWS system and was awarded the first AMDWS contract in 1996.


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This adaptation of Margery Williams's treasured childhood classic tells how a toy rabbit learns what it means to be loved by a child--and how toys become "Real." This book will bring kids hours of fun as they read the engaging story and color in the pictures.
Hague's warm paintings give a soft sheen to Williams's classic story. Ages 5-10. (May) Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.


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|Severus Snape as played by Alan Rickman
If you haven't read The Harry Potter Series—where have you been for the last 20 years? Needless to say, Spoiler Alert!
In Harry Potter and The Sorceress's Stone, by J.K. Rowling, Professor Snape was perceived as a mysterious and dark man. His velvety voice and his long sweeping black robes added to his allure, (I've always wondered what he wore under those robes *grin*) but it was his ability to command a room that really got my attention.
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making," he began. He spoke in barely more than a whisper, but they caught every word —Snape had the gift of keeping a class silent without effort. "As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will really understand the beauty of the softly simmering cauldron with its shimmering fumes, the delicate power of liquids that creep through human veins, bewitching the mind, ensnaring the senses...I can teach you how to bottle fame, brew glory, even stopper death—if you aren't as big a bunch of dunderheads as I usually have to teach."


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The first episode of "Billy Connolly's Route 66" aired on ITV earlier today in Great Britain. And someone has already posted it in five parts. I commend it to your attention:
I just watched the whole thing, and it's delightful. It's well-photographed, and the side trips are very well-chosen. And I got a little misty-eyed when Connolly took a walk through deceased Route 66 artist Bob Waldmire's old schoolbus home (in parts 3 and 4).
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The NICHD established the PFDN in 2001 to encourage collaborative research on pelvic floor disorders (PFDs) and to improve patient care. PFDs affect as many as one-third of U.S. women and include pelvic organ prolapse, urinary and fecal incontinence, and other sensory and emptying abnormalities of the lower urinary tract and the gastrointestinal tract.
The PFDN includes eight clinical centers and a Data Coordinating Center (DCC) located at universities and medical centers across the United States. Leadership at each clinical center is provided by a Principal Investigator (PI), who is a practicing physician with substantial experience in treating female PFDs. A research coordinator oversees the progress of the PFDN's clinical trials under the supervision of the PI and a multidisciplinary team.
The PFDN is funded through a Cooperative Clinical Research award mechanism (U10 and U01). A steering committee guides the development and conduct of research protocols and the preparation of publications for the PFDN. The steering committee is composed of the PIs from each clinical center, the DCC, a steering committee chair, and NICHD staff. A full listing of sites and investigators is available at
PFDN research aims to inform health care providers about diagnosing, care, and treatment of women with PFDs, while improving the quality of life for women with PFDs and their families.
General areas of research include observational and clinical studies examining the effectiveness of surgical and nonsurgical interventions for PFDs, including pharmacological agents, short- and long-term anatomical or functional outcomes of interventions (e.g., quality of life, sexual function, urinary function, and gastrointestinal function), and preventive strategies. New research into translating basic science finding to clinical outcomes has become a routine part of each PFDN study. This effort will help to further investigate causes and pathologic changes that may contribute to differential outcomes in the clinical studies.
Current Network studies include (but are not limited to) the following:


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Summer annual grasses
Green foxtail is an erect-growing grass that reaches a height of 1–2 feet. Auricles are absent, the ligule is a tuft of hair, and sheaths are nearly round and lined with hairs. The blades are hairless with a rough texture and are 4–10 mm wide.
Mature green foxtail.
Collar region: hairy ligule.Right, seedhead.
Green foxtail commonly occurs in cultivated fields, pasture, waste ground, landscapes and any open area with nutrient-rich soil.
Green foxtail is found throughout Missouri and the United States.
Giant foxtail also has a hairy ligule, but it is covered with hair on the upper leaf surface. Yellow foxtail has a hairy ligule but only a few sparse, long hairs along the base of the upper leaf surface. The stems of yellow foxtail are flat.
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The Super Hero Squad Show - Season 2 - Complete ----------------------------------------------- Just when the Infinity Sword has been rebuilt, Doctor Doom is behind bars, and Villanville destroyed - a new evil threatens the universe... the space-conqueror THANOS! Determined to prove his superiority over his sister, the space-pirate NEBULA, Thanos sets out to collect the six INFINITY STONES. The stones will give him absolute power over the universe, so the Squad must stop Thanos from collecting them in his INFINITY GAUNTLET before it's too late. Produced by Marvel Animation and Film Roman. http://bayimg.com/pabALAAeC http://bayimg.com/PABaNAaEc http://bayimg.com/pabaoaAec http://bayimg.com/AaBbaaAec http://bayimg.com/aAbBBaAec The.Super.Hero.Squad.Show.S02.720p.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.DD5.1.H264-PYROGABB Format: Matroska Video File (MKV) Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280x720 23.976fps Audio 1: MPEG4 Audio (AAC) 48000Hz stereo Audio 2: Dolby AC3 48000Hz 6 channels 384Kbps S02E01 - Another Order of Evil!, Part 1 S02E02 - Another Order of Evil!, Part 2 S02E03 - Support Your Local Sky-Father! S02E04 - Villany Redux Syndrome! S02E05 - World War Witch! S02E06 - Whom Continuity Would Destroy! S02E07 - Double Negation at the World's End! S02E08 - Alienating With the Surfer! S02E09 - Blind Rage Knows No Color! S02E10 - Lo, How the Mighty Hath Abdicated! S02E11 - So Pretty When They Explode! S02E12 - Too Many Too Many Wolverines! S02E13 - Pedicure and Facial of Doom! S02E14 - Fate of Destiny! S02E15 - The Saga of Beta Ray Bill! (Six Against Infinity, Part 1) S02E16 - Days, Nights, and Weekends of Future Past! (Six Against Infinity, Part 2) S02E17 - This Man-Thing, This Monster! (Six Against Infinity, Part 3) S02E18 - The Devil Dinosaur You Say! S02E19 - Planet Hulk! S02E20 - 1602! S02E21 - Brouhaha At the World's Bottom! S02E22 - Missing: Impossible! S02E23 - Revenge of the Baby Sat! S02E24 - Soul Stone Picnic! S02E25 - When Strikes the Surfer! S02E26 - The Final Battle! ('Nuff Said!)
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Santa arrives Lapland with Lufthansa
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On Saturday, the Lufthansa flight from Munich to Kittilä had a special passenger and precious cargo: Santa flew back to Lapland with bundles of Christmas wishes. Lufthansa's first flight landed on the newly-renovated Kittilä Airport in the afternoon. With the new route, the flight connections to Kittilä during the winter season 2015–2016 will raise to a class of their own.
As everyone knows, Santa's home lies north of the Arctic Circle, in the city of Rovaniemi. The International airport at Kittilä is located 170 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle.
"We are happy to welcome Lufthansa and winter tourists to magical Lapland. The new direct flight route is the best Christmas present imaginable to the north as it will improve the accessibility of Lapland significantly. It is simultaneously important for us at Finavia that flight connections from Kittilä to the world also improve with connecting services through Munich now added to those from Helsinki Airport," says Joni Sundelin, Director of Finavia.
"We are delighted to be able to expand our presence in Finland with the establishment of flights between Munich and Kittilä, especially as Munich Airport connects our passengers to a large number of destinations to more than 90 European countries and nearly 20 destinations in North America and Asia," says Paulo Akihiko Yoshikawa, Country Manager Lufthansa Finland.
"The new route demonstrates the attractiveness of tourism in Lapland, but tourism operators in the area must continue to work hard to increase the attractiveness further. We hope that the new route would also provide a positive boost to route decisions by airlines," says Sundelin.
"Due to the departure time of 9 a.m. from Munich, our new non-stop flight to Finland's largest and best-known winter sport center also offers ideal connections for tourists connecting from German and most European airports. With our flights to Kittilä, we offer our customers an exclusive winter destination for the first time. The ski resort is an Eldorado for enthusiastic winter sport fans," Paulo Akihiko Yoshikawa adds.
Airports in Lapland are in excellent condition for increasing air traffic and tourism. Finavia invests approximately EUR 35 million in Lapland's airports in 2014–2016. Recently, Finavia has completely revamped the passenger experience at Kittilä, Rovaniemi and Ivalo airports.


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Jacksonville Woody's has celebration today
JACKSONVILLE -- To usher in its 30th anniversary year in Jacksonville, a celebratory ribbon cutting and spare-rib-eating competition is how Woody's Bar-B-Q is honoring fans and friends. Woody's year-long anniversary starts at noon today.
Owners Woody Mills and Yolanda Mills-Mawman will greet guests at their original location on University Boulevard (opened 1980). The public is invited for complimentary Woody's favorites like wings, pulled pork, sliders, potato skins and beer tasting. Guests will be entertained by 25 registered rib-eating contestants.
Open House Party:
When: Today (noon -- ribbon cutting and community reception; 2 p.m. -- spare rib eating contest)
Where: 1638 University Blvd., Jacksonville, 721-8836
JaxREIA to feature real estate attorney today
JACKSONVILLE -- Jacksonville Real Estate Investors' Association will feature real estate attorney Gust G. Sarris from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on today at JaxREIA offices, 103 Century 21 Drive, Ste. 202 in Jacksonville. Cost is $39 for members and $59 for nonmembers. Phone: (888) 545-7342. E-mail: email@example.com. Web site: www.jaxreia.org.
Hospitality innovations tradeshow Thursday
JACKSONVILLE -- North Florida's annual hospitality innovations tradeshow and learning seminar will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Marriott Southpoint in Jacksonville. More than 40 hotels from the southeast region, will be represented to bring new information to all meeting planners in the area. A speaker will give a free educational presentation on social media and networking. Meeting planners may attend free of charge. For information or to register, go to http://hospitalityinnovations tradeshow.com.
Local DQ restaurants salute Girl Scouts
Dairy Queen will celebrate Girl Scouts for their commitment to community service and leadership during the Second Annual DQ Girl Scout Appreciation Week, July 20 to 26. Local Girl Scout groups will have the opportunity to develop their business and leadership skills at Dairy Queen locations by taking behind-the-scenes tours, receiving entrepreneurial tips from Dairy Queen owners and operators about how to run a successful business, and learning about the product development process.
For information about Dairy Queen's Girl Scout Appreciation Week, go to www.dq.com. For information about Girl Scouts, call (800) GSUSA 4U.
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Friday, May 04, 2007
my gmail's not working
How completely disorienting. It's like the wheels of civilization are carrying on turning and I've been left off to the side with no means of reconnecting. Gack.
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how dependent we are on the internet to make sure we're constantly connected to the outside world. what did generations before us do without these instruments of communication??
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what's SO much worse--you and i have NOTHING to do all day but check each other's blogs and post comments!
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That One Time I Met Chris Young
Oh what a weekend it was at my FIRST EVER Headwaters Country Jam! I spent most of my time playing drinking games with some of my favorite partners in crime, Savannah and Mellesse, and sneaking backstage to get some behind the scenes footage of the festival with my boy Billy!
While backstage, I ran into the one and only, Chris Young! #Swoon The five seconds I spent with the good ol' country boy were next level!
Headwaters wasn't my first time experiencing the soul-soothing effect that comes with a Chris Young show… I swear his voice is magic!
Other than a group of drunk jack holes who got in a fight in the middle of one of my favorite love songs, the rest of night was spent dancing and singing my heart out. To say the entire crowd was swept off their feet is an understatement!
There truly isn't a thing sweeter than a country show on a Montana summer night! The only thing I regret is that we can't relive Chris Young's performance over and over again!
Until we meet again boy, thanks for the memories!!!