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Monterey, CA--March 26, 1997--DeltaPoint Inc. (Monterey, CA) announced the appointment of Jeffrey F. Ait as CEO.
Formerly the vice president of Internet for The Santa Cruz Operation Inc. (SCO; Santa Cruz, CA), Ait was responsible for developing and driving SCO's worldwide Internet strategy and direction. He successfully launched SCO's Internet products to both domestic and international markets, establishing SCO as a leader in Internet solutions for business critical environments.
Ait joined SCO in 1990, where he served as vice president of various groups, including Government Systems Group, Channel Sales & Marketing, and Acquisition, and most recently as vice president, Internet. While at SCO he successfully delivered the company's worldwide Internet strategy, completed the acquisition of the Unix business from Novell, and ran the Government Systems Group, Distribution, OEM, and Tele-sales sales and marketing organizations.
Ait assumes the position of CEO from John Ambrose, who stepped down as CEO to pursue other interests. Prior to his tenure at SCO, Ait was the vice president of Major Business Opportunities at Government Technology Services Inc. Previously, he directed the national reseller program for Unisys Corp., after serving in various managerial capacities for computer systems companies. Ait has more than 16 years of management experience in the computer industry.
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RECOVERY? Lowest Mortgage Activity Since October 2008, Economic Damage From The Sequester Is Becoming More Clear, And It Could Get Worse
Lowest Mortgage Activity Since October 2008
For the 16th of the last 18 weeks, mortgage refinance activity plunged (dropping 20% this week alone). Since early May, when the dreaded word "Taper" was first uttered, refis have collapsed over 70%.
This is the lowest level of mortgage refinance activity since since June 2009 and lowest total mortgage activity since Oct 2008 – in the middle of the financial crisis.
Who says the Fed didn't drive all this?
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Mortgage apps plunge, refinancing hits 4 year low as rates soar
Applications for U.S. home loans plunged as mortgage rates matched their high of the year, with refinancing activity falling to its lowest in more than four years, data from an industry group showed on Wednesday.
The Mortgage Bankers Association said its seasonally adjusted index of mortgage application activity, which includes both refinancing and home purchase demand, sank 13.5 percent in the week ended Sept. 6, after rising 1.3 percent the prior week.
GOLDMAN: The Economic Damage From The Sequester Is Becoming More Clear, And It Could Get Worse
Federal employment has been steadily dropping for several months, but a new note from Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius suggests effects of the sequester have now cropped up other economic indicators.
"The first area where sequestration has shown up fairly clearly in the data is personal income, which registered a disappointing 0.1% monthly gain in July, due in part to a 0.5% decline in government wages and salaries," Hatzius wrote to clients. "The decline was likely mainly due to defense furloughs, which started July 8. Absent the July furloughs, which according to the BEA reduced annualized wages by $7.7bn that month, personal income growth would have just barely been rounded up to 0.2%."
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10 year charging toward the 3% line again! Forward!
There Is Now No Doubt That Rising Mortgage Rates Are Hitting The Housing Market
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Housing vendor index – Philly Housing Index – says same.
The housing recovery is spun by the MSM. There is no housing recovery. It's 2004 all over again.
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The Pikaart lab studies the molecular basis for the specific binding of Gata-1, a hematopoietic transcription factor, to DNA. Gata-1 is required for the maturation of bone marrow stem cells into functional circulating blood cells. Gata-1 functions in the regulation of cell growth, allowing for continuing cell division during hematopoietic differentiation, as well as activating transcription of blood cell-specific proteins, such as hemoglobin. Interplay between the several Gata protein family members and with other transcription factor, both general and tissue-specific, is complex and involves subtle distinctions among various regulatory outcomes depending on context. Thus, a more thorough understanding of the means by which Gata recognizes regulatory binding sites in DNA provides a revealing look at the mechanisms by which DNA-binding proteins find their DNA targets during the course of gene regulation.
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Ahhh. Today has been perfect. I am finally feeling a bit better and I don't have much coursework to go through. Tomorrow is "experimental archaeology day" so it should be fun! But today I'm relaxing with this and A Feast for Crows.
This tea tastes much more floral than usual today. It isn't really a bad thing. If it was any bit more pronounced and/or soapy it would ruin the whole thing. But it is a tea that has grown on me and I'll probably keep as a staple.
So this bloom seems much stronger than the last one I had. There are far more tart, fruity, and floral notes to enjoy and overall it is more, hmm, juicy. I think that this could be a really great tea if they had balanced it a bit more. Yes, it is beautiful. Yes, the white tea is there. But I guess it is that fine line between flavored teas being overly flavored and masking the awesomeness of their bases and the underwhelming flavor of weak blends that really makes a tea great. In this case, the white base is just okay. It tends to be a bit touchy with the temp. and it can be strong when compared to what it should be complimenting. Overall, decent blooming tea. I'm taking off some points because, while the first bloom was really wonderful, the others I've had were just not as good.
So I went straight from having some kind of stomach problem to having a cold. I hate that about school. But this tea and mint have really been getting me through the week. Both are powerful when it comes to relaxing me. I can also tend to get stress headaches and drinking lavender tea in general helps with that. I'm not sure if it is the herb itself, the smell, or just that I'm making tea, but I'll take it. Today this smells a bit like raisins, sugar, lavender, and something I can't quite pinpoint; maybe other floral notes. Beautiful either way.
edit I'm starting to think that the true value of this tea shines in that it could easily be steeped 3+ times. All 3 of my 16oz cups have been equally flavorful.
Wow, I haven't logged this one in a really, really long time. The tea itself still tastes very fresh despite being so old. I have been feeling really terrible since yesterday and this is the first tea I've had in probably two days because I was worried about strong flavors. This is perfect for today though as I'm trying to get some more liquid in my system. It is minty, fresh, and very soothing.
I have to admit that I purchased a pretty large amount of this during the Teavana sale. It is now my husband's very favorite tea. If I say I'm going to brew some he'll sneak into the kitchen and add extra water so I'll know he wants a cuppa too. I think that non-tea drinkers would really dislike this; mostly because of its thin viscosity (is that the right word?). It may taste really chocolaty, but the mouth feel just isn't there. It is chocolate water and needs something more grounding. I wouldn't be surprised if someone mixed this with a heavier black base to give it more umph. Overall really tasty and worth the price if you snagged it on sale.
So I realized today that I've been eating about 2/3rds of my meals meatless. O.O I'm pretty shocked because it has never exactly been a goal of mine, but I do feel better when I'm eating less of it. I have to say, I tried the new Morningstar Mediterranean burgers and they are super, awesomely tasty.
Since my lunch was a bit spicy I felt that this would go pretty well with it. Despite the fact that this has a fair amount of rooibos in it there is still a kick that comes with drinking this one. I found that when I store this is a tin, rather than the bag, it is easier for me to mix it. The rooibos tends to settle at the bottom while the black comes to the top. This makes for some overly spicy cups. The tea is far better when blended with the rooibos as it adds some sense of vanilla.
ahhhhh. I decided to be super amazing and shovel the whole drive. Well, I got about 75% of it (the part where we walk and park anyways). It took about an hour and I have to say, I'm aching. I have a bit of a migraine from trying to do homework and staring at my screen all day. This tea is the perfect pick-me-up because it is my go to favorite oolong right now.
I'm currently on my 3rd infusion and this tea is still going very strong. For tasting notes please refer to older notes. Today I have to say that my two favorite unflavored teas are this and Hashiri Sencha. They are both perfect, complex, and just what the doctor ordered.


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An exciting welterweight matchup is expected to take place at UFC on FX 3, with Erick Silva set to take on Charlie Brenneman at the event. Although not officially announced, the matchup has been verbally agreed to by both fighters. UFC on FX 3 takes place on June 8th at a yet-to-be announced city and venue, which will be determined by Harley Davidson's Hometown Throwdown.
The matchup was first announced by Brazil's SporTV.
Silva (13-2-1NC) returns to the Octagon after a controversial decision in his most recent fight at UFC 142 in January. The Brazilian returned to fight for the UFC in Brazil for the second consecutive time, with seemingly the same amount of success. He knocked out fellow Brazilian Carlo Prater within 30 seconds, but referee Mario Yamasaki disqualified Silva due to illegal punches to the back of Prater's head. Silva attempted to have the decision overturned, but the UFC confirmed that the loss will remain on Silva's record. This will be Silva's first ever fight outside of his home country of Brazil.
He will take on Brenneman (15-3), who returned to the win column after defeating Daniel Roberts at UFC on FX 1 in January by decision. This followed Brenneman's loss to Anthony Johnson in October, in which Brenneman struggled with the oversized welterweight, losing via head kick. "The Spaniard" owns a 4-2 record in the UFC, which includes his upset win over Rick Story in front of his hometown crowd of Pittsburgh at UFC on Versus 4 in June 2011.
UFC on FX 3 will feature the rematch between Ian McCall and Demetrious Johnson in the first round of the UFC flyweight tournament. The matchup will be the main event on the card. The event will take place on June 8th at a soon to be named city and venue.
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Issue: You may need to somehow decipher employees' need for FMLA leave from a "sudden behavior change."
Risk: Dramatically expands employees' protection under FMLA.
Action: Warn managers to notify you if recently absent workers show behavior changes that could indicate a "serious" health condition.
Tell managers to perk up if an employee's spotless performance suddenly deteriorates. Reason: That alone, even if the employee never utters a word about a health condition, could qualify as sufficient notice of a serious illness that qualifies for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) job protection.
Typically, workers must give oral or written notice of FMLA leave. But a new court ruling dumps a heavy burden on you to recognize behavior changes that serve as "notice."
Recent case: John Byrne, a night-shift engineer, was a model employee until security cameras caught him frequently sleeping at work. His supervisor called Byrne at home to discuss this, but his sister said he was "very sick." Byrne agreed to a meeting, but didn't show up. He was fired for sleeping on the job and skipping the meeting. After two months of treatment for depression, he was ready to return to work. The company refused to reinstate him, so he sued.
Byrne never gave FMLA notice, the company argued. But the 7th Circuit still sided with him, saying that when notice is not feasible because of the employee's condition, such notice may be excused.
In fact, the court said, Byrne's dramatic change in behavior could be enough notice of a serious medical problem that qualifies under FMLA. (Byrne v. Avon Products, Inc., No. 02-2629, 7th Cir., 2003)
Final tip: When an employee is absent and you suspect his absence could be due to an FMLA-qualifying reason, send the employee a letter that preliminarily designates the time off as FMLA leave. Include a blank medical certification form. Indicate that the designation will become final if the employee provides a certification form completed by his doctor within 15 days. Also mention that you reserve the right to have the worker submit to a second (and even third) medical exam, as the law allows.
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Here is where an era ended. Here is where another one begins.
Right here on the Delta Center floor, last June 14, Michael Jordan hit the shot that will be remembered as his last. It gave the Bulls their third straight NBA championship, their sixth title in eight years. Jordan and Scottie Pippen, who played through a sore back, embraced for the last time. Coach Phil Jackson came over and hugged his two stars. The picture magnified the finality of the moment.


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The Energy Department's Chief Information Officer Mike Locatis is moving to the Homeland Security Department, according to a report by Federal News Radio.
Locatis' new title is assistant secretary for cybersecurity and communications with the National Protections and Programs Directorate, the April 19 report said.
The news report said Locatis will take over for Greg Schaffer, who left in March.
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Two former military and intelligence community officials have joined federal consultancy Suss Consulting: Peter Dube and Roger Caslow.
Dube will serve as a principle consultant, while Caslow is joining as an executive consultant.
Dube is a veteran federal IT program manager, and most recently worked at SAIC as general manager of the enterprise and mission solutions business unit. He has also worked for Boeing, NASA, the Army National Guard and Army Reserves.
Caslow joins Suss Consulting following a government career in the intelligence community, where he previously worked in the intelligence community CIO's office as chief for risk management/information security programs.
"Their knowledge and expertise in the federal marketplace will strengthen Suss Consulting's offerings and services to its industry and government clients," Warren Suss, president of Suss consulting, said in a released statement.
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Homeland Security Department management executive Cedric Sims announced on April 17 he is leaving the department to join a consulting firm.
Sims currently is director of program accountability and risk management at DHS, reporting to Rafael Borras, undersecretary of management.
Sims joined DHS in May 2009 to serve as executive director of the enterprise business management office in the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
He will be joining the Evermay Consulting Group Inc. in early May, said Greg Rothwell, president of Evermay.
Previously, Sims served at the U.S. Secret Service from 2001 until 2009, including assignments as branch chief of network management, DHS senior infrastructure officer and in interagency communications roles at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, G8 Summit in Sea Island and several United Nations General Assemblies.
He has bachelor's degrees in computer science and journalism from Texas A&M University, where he also earned a doctorate in engineering.
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As reigning state Class A champions and atop the state rankings, the West Genesee girls lacrosse team is guaranteed to get every opponent's best shot.
And when state no. 10-ranked Pittsford showed up in Camillus Wednesday night, it was no different, the Wildcats trailing for much of the night before a second-half surge led to an 8-7 victory over the Panthers.
This was WG's second close call against a Section V opponent in less than a week, having fought past Canandaigua 10-8 just four days earlier, with an 11-4 road victory at Liverpool in between.
Right from the start, it was apparent that Pittsford possessed the speed and passing skills to make the Wildcats work hard in all facets of the game to keep up with them.
WG fell behind 2-0 thanks to goals by Panthers teammates Tori Wehner and Kelsie Schindler, as Schindler would go on to score three times.
Alia Hildebrandt finallly got the Wildcats on the board midway through the first half. Abi Cullinan answered for Pittsford a minute later, but after that, the Panthers did not score again for more than 21 minutes.
With the offense struggling, WG's defense had to take over. Marissa Hudgins anchored the back line, and with help from Abby Connor, Courtney Shoults and Dina Cavallaro, they anticipated all of Pittsford's attack tendencies and forced turnovers.
Meanwhile, the Wildcats struggled with getting shots past Panthers goalie Hayley Peets. Then, after Pittsford took a 4-3 lead on Wehrer's second goal, Hannah Elmer answered seconds later, and Alia Hildebrandt's goal with 14:22 left gave WG its first lead of the night.
Staying patient and winning most of the draws, the Wildcats appeared to clinch matters when Taylor Collins scored with 6:44 to play, followed by goals from Vicki Graveline and Grace Osterdale that made it 8-4 with less than two minutes left.
But WG would need those goals. Pittsford, in a frantic scramble, scored three times in the final 90 seconds to cut the margin to one, but the last of those goals came with four seconds left, too late to do anything with the ensuing draw before the horn.
The Wildcats' second regular-season encounter with Liverpool in an 11-day span took place last Monday night at LHS Stadium, and like their first game April 4 in Camillus, it ended with WG on top by an 11-4 margin.
Back in that first game, the Wildcats shut out the Warriors in the first half. That didn't happen here as WG, playing its fourth game in seven days, could not get the ball enough to control tempo, allowing Liverpool to hang around and only trail 5-3 at the break.
But the second half was another matter. WG won draws, settled into its attack and spread production around, eventually outscoring the Warriors 6-1 in those last 25 minutes.
Michaela Ciciarelli earned her first three-goal hat trick as a varsity player. Elmer scored twice, adding a pair of assists, while Hildebrandt and Collins matched that two-goal output. Graveline had three assists and Riley Donahue added two assists, with Osterdale and Cailyn Negus also scoring.
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Escaped Germline soldiers need to be cleaned up, and Stan Resnick is the best man for the job - a job that takes him to every dark spot and every rat hole he can find.
Operatives from China and Unified Korea are gathering escaped or stolen Russian and American genetics, and there are reports of new biological nightmares: half-human things bred to live their entire lives encased in powered armor suits.
Stan fights to keep himself alive and out of prison while he attempts to capture a genetic - one who will be able to tell them everything they need to know about this new threat, the one called Project Sunshine.
Chimera is the third and final volume of the Subterrene War trilogy, which tells the story of a single war from the perspective of three different combatants.
T. C. McCarthy earned a BA from the University of Virginia and a PhD from the University of Georgia before embarking on a career that gave him a unique perspective as a science fiction author. From his time as a patent examiner in complex biotechnology to his tenure with the Central Intelligence Agency, he has studied and analyzed foreign militaries and weapons systems. He was at the CIA during the September 11 terrorist attacks and was still there when US forces invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, allowing him to experience warfare from the perspective of an analyst.
©2012 T. C. McCarthy (P)2012 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"The highly detailed, brutal depiction of futuristic warfare brilliantly complements the intimate narrative, which examines the insanity of war and those personally affected by it. Breathtaking and heartrending, this is the future of military science fiction." (Publishers Weekly)
"Recalling the work of Remarque, Willi Heinrich, and especially Michael Herr, McCarthy's delirious narrative avoids cliché and raises intriguing questions about what it means to be human." (Publishers Weekly on Germline)
"A rapid-fire military SF adventure." (Library Journal on Germline)
"Love this type of story!"
Maybe it's just me, but this book seemed to be a major leap above the first two books in the series, almost as if the author had some sort of an epiphany between the first two books and this one. I listened to the first two books sometime back, and while highly decent (and highly recommended!), they didn't leave the type of lasting impression on me that this one did!
I love "Bug's" armor, his suit's "Semi-Aware" computer, the high-tech combat, etc. It's getting a little hard to find this type of Sci-Fi by authors that can pull it off, without destroying the story with too much tedious, non-important, technical detail. Many authors ruin an otherwise decent story with too much trivial techno-babble; when they describe 'combat armor', for example, I often find myself thinking, "I don't need schematics and blueprints, I'm not going to try to build the thing! Just get on with it and let me see it work in the story!" McCarthy is skilled in walking the line very well as far as I'm concerned.
The story is a little overly dramatic in some places maybe. The hero seems to me to change his core opinions overly much after some sudden 'blinding realization', or after yet another instance of deep self-reflection, only to work his way back around to just about the same opinion(s) he started out with initially after going through several more "now I see!"-type revelations... It's such a minor issue that I almost didn't mention it, but every once in a while something just seems to "stick out" in some books that will break you out of a good "Story Trance" long enough to think "Why do they keep doing that?!?"
It's not my beloved "Altered Carbon", or "Woken Furies", or "Th1rte3n", etc, but it did do the five things that a "better-than-good" book should do:
1. I got wrapped up in the book and reached that illusive 'story trance' state.
2. I kept listening LONG after I swore I was going to shut off my iPhone and go to sleep.
3. I was more disappointed each time I realized I was getting closer to the end.
4. I started missing the characters as soon as I finished the book.
5. I logged-in to see if, by some wild chance, another book in the series was available yet.
I typically give one star for each of those five things, and it did all five!
Great job Mr. McCarthy! Well done (again)! (BTW, I have a deal for you, I'll solder your next car-stereo's wiring harnesses for you if you'll spend that time writing ;)
...off to try to find another of those rare books that will leave me sleep deprived ;)
"loved this book"
Amazing story, well written.. I cannot recommend this enough for scifi lovers.. Listen to the first two books.. after which you will be unable to stop listening to this. I wanted more.
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Porter Restaurant Reviews
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Nicole's Italian Restaurant(09/09/2011)
"We've been there about a dozen times as of this review. Moving from Montrose & The Galleria (Houston), Porter has little to offer in the way of a dining comparison - no surprise. However, Nicole's was a wonderful find for us. George and his staff are attentive, kind, and genuinly good folks. T... "
"This place is fine. It's a burger joint/diner. If you are looking for upscale, look elsewhere. Otherwise, this place does well what it is designed to do: provide greasy diner food...which is meant as a compliment. Staff is nice. Keep up the good work Olee."
"I love the value"
"We just went today for the 2 for 1 bacon cheeseburger special and it was great. We have been there several times and it's a great little local diner. we never leave hungry and the prices are right."
"I love Olee's, that place has great burgers for even better prices. I don't know about that dude from Humble, but I have to guess he has something personal against someone there. I live in Porter and have come here for years, I have never had a bad experience here."
Nicole's Italian Restaurant(08/27/2009)
"Nicoles's offers a good selection of homemade Italian food. Our family goes to Nicole's regularly, the food is excellent and the service, customer care is great. Nicole's offers catering services and we used Nicole's for my son's wedding. We had over 220 people and the service was excellent.."
Seafood Plus(05/27/2009)
"Seafood plus has the best fish and shrimp in the Porter area. The family packs are the best value. In my opionion it even beets Hoffbrau in taste and price."
"I have been going to Olee's since I was a little girl. I always came to Porter area for summer and holidays when I was growing up and my grandpa would always take me to Olee's for bacon cheeseburgers. I remember when this place was just a little hole in the wall, but the best burgers I ever had. ... "
Hofbrau Steaks(11/28/2008)
"Excellent food and service! Try their sweet potato fries. They're little pricey, but I highly recommend this restaurant."
Subway Sandwiches(08/05/2008)
"The employees can't understand english so they can't figure out what to put on the sandwich. If you speak Spanish you will be fine. I'm not eating here again."
MCDonalds Walmart(07/30/2008)
"upon entering this establishment i was taken by suprise by the sharp smell of rotting wood. i was mutually hungry so i was obliged to staying and eat. after suffering through an ungodly long service time i went back to my crumb filled seat. my "Big Mac" or whatever the thing was i found that it look... "
"hands down, crappiest food, service, prices are cheap and so is the food! i once saw the prep chef sleeping under the local bridge! no kidding! bad hillbilly nightmare!"


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Gonzalez, Gomez out with minor ailments
Gonzalez, Gomez out with minor ailments
PHOENIX -- Hot-hitting shortstop Alex Gonzalez and center fielder Carlos Gomez were scratched from Brewers split-squad starting lineups on Sunday, Gonzalez with a bruised right heel and Gomez with an illness. Gonzalez was to bat fifth in the Brewers' split-squad game against the Dodgers at Maryvale Baseball Park. He was 2-for-2 with two runs scored on Saturday, and entered Sunday leading the Brewers with 23 total bases this spring. Cesar Izturis, originally slated to start the other split-squad game in Surprise against the Royals, started at shortstop against the Dodgers instead. "We talked about maybe playing [Gonzalez], but decided to give him today," manager Ron Roenicke said. "Hopefully, tomorrow he'll be back in there."
Gomez was to play center field at Maryvale, but he started feeling sick Saturday night and was sent home Sunday. He was replaced by journeyman Corey Patterson, who has been playing in the Brewers' Minor League camp.


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OSU College of Ag Sciences Honors Wasco County Couple
October 19, 2007
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Art and Marjorie Van Gilder, originally from Wasco and now living in The Dalles, were honored as 2007 Diamond Pioneers by the Oregon State University College of Agricultural Sciences on October 17 in Corvallis.
They are two of the 38 men and women who will be added to the college's Diamond Pioneer Agricultural Achievement Registry at a luncheon hosted by Dean of Agriculture Thayne Dutson. They were nominated for the award by Sandy Macnab, OSU Extension agent in Sherman County.
The registry, now in its 24th year, honors those 74 and older for their achievements in agriculture and related fields and for their contributions to their communities.
Marjorie Van Gilder was cited particularly for her work with the Oregon horse industry, She purchased her first Arabian in 1949, the start of one of the oldest breeding programs in the Pacific Northwest. Van Gilder Arabians is one of the few programs claiming success in both the show ring and the racetrack. She was honored by the Arabian Horse Breeders of Oregon for being the only one to show for 41 consecutive years, while finishing out of the ribbons only once.
Art Van Gilder, a key part of Van Gilder Arabians, farmed in Sherman County from 1947 until his retirement. He farmed with an eye to the future, earning the title of 1973 Conservation Farmer of the Year for his farming practices. He was one of the earliest to achieve 100 percent adoption of the stubble mulch conservation system. He was also actively involved in the Ten Year Planning Conference, conducted by OSU Extension that helped effectively shape future efforts in many areas.
Their daughter, Dee, is continuing the family tradition with Arabian horses on the family farm in the hills near Wasco.
Others to be honored as 2007 Diamond Pioneers are Thomas Allen, Jr., Larry Boersma, Kenton Chambers, Robert L. Stebbins, Benno Warkentin, J. Lowell Young and Tom Zinn, all of Corvallis; Don Bennett and Doug Bennett, Echo; Henry Turk, Grants Pass; John Leffel, Hillsboro.
W. L. Andersen, Independence; Doug and Janie Tippett, Joseph; Cleve and Ellie Dumdi, Junction City; Frank King and Eddie Meeker, Klamath Falls; Arleigh Isley, LaGrande; Louise Grothe and Neil (C.J.) Taylor, Lakeview; Don Denman, Medford; Everett Seagoe, Merlin; James D. Wilson, Monmouth.
Tom Uriu, Ontario; Thomas Bedell and Gerne Newcomb, Philomath; William and Donna McCormack, Prineville; Robert Huckfeldt, Redmond; Betty Jo Smith, Shedd; Lawrence Fisher, Sublimity; Bill Bennett, Connell, Washington; Fred Hagelstein, Vancouver, Washington; Ellington Peek, Cottonwood, California; and William Kittredge, Missoula, Montana.
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I'm blogging for Spam today homeys
antiG...did a big really important blog about SPAM
but I'm not going to go over her endeavor to fully dissect all the aspics of Spam....i just love SPAM...even sushi Spam
lay it out on the table anyway u want and i'll get out the mustard and yyyyyyyyyyyyyuummmmmmmmm...canned ham
we can have a Birthday party and serve SPAM
hey any partay is a good reason for
WTF are u doing
get back in the kithen with that can u supercilious hound
i invited everyone over for SPAM !!!
heres a delicious breakfast for u Sdaniels before u go to work...just remove the swine flu meat and replace it with the homogenized Spam
that dang dog let the cat out of the bag!!!
dar ya go SDaniels...a wok breakfast for u
"Tank you for carring Happy SPAM Wok! You wanna derivery?"
(Okay, I'm in class typing this. Bye.)
Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam!!!!!!!
Thanks for brekkie, nan! I will have to request that my plate contains eggs and potatoes only--if you don't mind. I won't eat them if meat has even touched them :)
"to fully dissect all the aspics of Spam"
I heard they made all sorts of aspics of Spam in the 50s! Love those old photos! I've saved a bunch, too. :)
antiG...woks and spam...gotta be Hawaii...those peeps still love SPAM
Cuddles...bowing...many thx for ur offering of humongous amounts of SPAM!!!
for u only SDaniels VEGISPAM that's tasty and good for ya too!!!
Being half Hawaiian, I suppose I should love Spam. Nan is helping me get in touch with my roots by making me some VEGISPAM. MMMMMMM. VEGISPAM. It actually does sound good, fried up with some hash browns, and those eggs and potatoes...Hey, when's brekkie, Lady?! :)
Never had Spam, but it looks disgusting!
Love the song by Monty Python, though.
It IS disgusting,Josh. It's like eating the glaze on top of the Easter ham.
Pete is right Josh...it is disgusting unless it is the Smokey flavor well fried and served with fried eggs and taters...hahahahaha....and u ate it as a child before u ever tasted ham because during WW2 u couldn't get HAM...or even Green Eggs
my mom and dad traded coffee rations points for canned milk for me... which also tasted awful...unless u were a baby and hungry
WOK WOK for SDaniels antiG...she's Hawaiian and denying her SPAM heritage...more the pity...how much is the delivery charge lady???
and Pete and Josh...just bring Sweet and Sour sauce and u'll love it!!!
I've had every incarnation of SPAM ever invented. I can't eat Ramen noodles anymore because of the same reason.
I've never had Ramen noodles either. My brother, back when he smoked pot like it was going out of style, would come home and cook those Ramen packages. The ones that they sell for a quarter. And it always smelled gross. Or maybe it was just the idea that he was drunk and wasted, and he smelled gross...and the smell of those cooking noodles just added to the disgusting atmosphere of the kitchen.
(also, great line nan about "denying spam heritage")
"WOK WOK for SDaniels antiG...she's Hawaiian and denying her SPAM heritage...more the pity...how much is the delivery charge lady???"
It's true, though I've made up for it in Ramen consumption--and let's not forget fresh fish! Sushi! Sashimi!
Nan, I think Ramen was the military rations of the 70s--and I think being fed Ramen is what made me so sick--all the preservatives. Gawd only knows what SPAM might've achieved, given the same time and patient, ignorant consumption ;)
SDaniels...er ...um...SPAM...u r excused
Let SPAM stay in the hands of hearty and hale ;)
Josh...Noodles and da medicinal weeds...did he cook the noodles and that loco weed together ????
shoot that and some Italian sausage and magic mushroom sauce sounds like a mighty fine recipe to me Josh


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Reunion resident reacts to seniors centre rezoning in neighbourhood
Thursday, Jul 31, 2014 06:00 am
Dear Editor,
An open house was set up at Woodside Golf Course Clubhouse by Slokker-West, a developer, to explain, to hear questions and concerns of Reunion residents on the rezoning of a former Hopewell property from a Seniors Residence to a 240-condo complex. A City planning representative, Mark Spence, was also in attendance and seemed to be the spokesperson for the group of developers.
Reunion is located on the northwest corner of Airdrie and houses many young families. Although the demographic is on average 32 years of age; there appeared to be many variations of ages attending the open house.
Residents who attended were not enthused and definitely not satisfied with answers given by the City planning rep or the developers. The reasons were many but in a nutshell these were prevalent:
� A concern for safety of the residents and their children due to an increased traffic flow after the building of the development.
�An increase in noise level and construction traffic on the Main Blvd. in and out of Reunion. Traffic from construction already does not obey the 30 km/h speed limit.
�The promise of a seniors residence, which is desperately needed, but in addition a seniors complex would not yield the traffic nor the population that a 240-unit complex would.
�Increased vandalism in a community already further removed from services and less police presence due to understaffing. Reduction to an extent, of land values and property values in a well-regarded part of the city.
Residents of Reunion attended, voiced their questions and concerns but were sceptical their voices would be taken into account. When one of the developers was asked what he saw as being a positive effect on the community, the best he could come up with was that it would �alleviate a mosquito problem.� As well, he was asked that if the zoning was denied, �what was Plan B?� His reply, �there is no Plan B.� This lead residents to suspect that it did not matter what residents thought, the City planners, the mayor and his council are already in cahoots with the developer.
I am a senior citizen and a resident of Reunion. My husband and I chose to buy in Reunion because of the proposed seniors complex. Now it appears that the City of Airdrie has other plans, moreover an increased tax base, I suspect.
My husband and I urge the residents of Reunion to act on this matter and we also ask the mayor and council to stand by the initial zoning.
Jean McClean, Airdrie


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so what component of fast food is allergenic? The wheat in the burger buns and chicken nuggets? The soy oil the fries are fried in? The autolyzed yeast extract and natural flavorings?.
Beverly Richards-Smith, PhD
It appears that the association is not with eating fast food, but with not consuming food with greater nutritional value..
nicholas orfan
Fast food consumption might simply be a marker of a lifestyle that promotes allergy..
cat bell
what I've found in the researching I've done--if Asian or Black - avoid all dairy like it was poison. Think about it. 500 yrs ago Asians and Black cultures had no dairy cows and with a friend of mine her 'asthma' she'd had for 35 years was reaction to dairy--she cut out all dairy and sure enough all her 'asthma' disappeared, same with a 1/2 Japanese co-worker and when I told her this info she told yep my grandmother told me that also. So for 2 months she cut out the dairy for herself and her son and sure enough all those 'asthma' and runny noses disappeared..
I don't know about the actual study, but this article seems to be saying that eating fast food is associated with an increase is the listed pathologies, but that eating *anything* else at least three times a week was protective. If somebody is *not* eating the other listed foods at least three times a week, they'd have to be eating fast food close to every meal every day, wouldn't they? Something smells fishy... "fruit consumption three or more times a week among children and teens offered a protective effect" "diets with high intake of cereal, rice, and nut and cereal protein showed decreased prevalence of the allergic conditions" "Consumptions of eggs, fruit, meat, and milk three or more times a week protected against 'all three conditions, current or severe' among children.".


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Dark Triad: Conspiracy - Development Halted and IndieGoGo Refunds
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June 29th, 2013, 01:35
Hi guys,
I'm Abel B. from Azurite Games (formerly Autoloot) behind Dark Triad: Conspiracy. First of all, I must agree with most of what you say.
We assume many mistakes during both preproduction and production time. There are so many things that conditioned this ending, but it all comes to bugdet in the end. Switching to Unity too late? it depends on how you see that. Obsidian will discontinue its propietary engine Onyx and move ahead with Unity. This "change" is not deadly for them. For us it was. Should we have started with Unity since the very beginning, we had found out much earlier what was possible or not technically-wise, and we would have had many features ready that would have taken us months to code in XNA. Isn't that we couldn't implement them, but the amount of time required was too much for our budget. And the problem now is that we spend all our OWN money (the contributions on the site and indiegogo, that we will refund in the coming months, amount to a 1% of the budget spent)
Of course having only one programmer, and then some part-time programming support guy didn't help much, but I think we the producers are the ones to blame for taking the wrong decisions. We also addressed a myriad of things, but this of course doesn't permeate to the public, what you can only see is if the game is launched or not. Also there are some issues due to unforeseen circunstances that affected some of our teammembers. When this happens, you can't replace them during their absence as would happen in a professional company.
The wisest thing is, should we work again on the game, do it in silence until the game is advanced enough to be kickstarted or launched after having addressed past mistakes. To end this post, it is said that in the US, companies regard with good eyes when entrepreneurs have failed some times on their projects, as you learn more from your mistakes than things done right.
There's always a reason for failure, be it that we are destined not to make rpg games or that the next attempt will be much better.
Whatever it may, thanks guys for at least taking the time to follow the game updates.
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