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My Navigator (Chief of Mac Operations) asked me to post something about the rest of our crew. Angus and Rufus are our four-legged crew members that occupy the majority of the house. Angus and Rufus are brothers and about as far apart in personalities as any two dogs could be. They are Chinese Shar Pei dogs and our third attempt at trying to convince ourselves that one of the most independently spirited breeds in the world can somehow be domesticated. (I can almost hear Rufus asking me "Yeah, how's that working for you Mac?")
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Angus is more of a free spirit kind of guy. He is into adventure, almost never wants to lay down and has two loves in life: Walking anywhere and keeping the back yard free from strangers of any kind.
Springtime and early summer are always adventures at our house. We put up a solid white plastic fence in the back yard because one thing we have come to understand after three generations of Shar Peis is that they are runners. It doesn't matter that they have perfectly good homes, lots of food and treats and the free world's supply of toys. They feel compelled to run away from home.
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The neighbors above us have a porch and a cute little doggie (female) who loves to drive Rufus crazy… we think he is in love. Two doors down are some Rottweilers and a French Bulldog. I believe Rufus has also tried to let them know he is the boss of the world.
But what makes this time of year really exciting is the arrival of other critters from the woods out back. They come at night-time and for some reason are immune to the smell of two Shar Peis in the cozy atmosphere our white fence creates. So they sneak under the very narrow opening and take a tour of the yard. Right about that time, Angus and Rufus indicate that they are ready to go out for their last bathroom break before going to sleep. So the other night I turned on the outside spotlight and they flew through their doggie door (it's always a race to see who gets out first). Angus won which made him in the perfect position to identify that the neighbors cat had entered the yard.
"Aha, revenge!" he must have been thinking as he chased the kitty around the inside of the yard. Rufus, not wanting to be left out, kicked into flank speed and joined in the game. Oh what excitement! Oh what fun! Oh, what's that smell? And when did the little black kitty next door grow that long white stripe down its … yipe, yipe yipe
The mad rush to get to the doggie door was on. Rufus arrived first bringing the wonderful scent into the closed in porch. Angus (who we think is a little slower in more than one way) was still shaking his head as the foam came frothing out of his mouth. As he crashed through the door, I was waiting with his leash and he immediately went out into the garage where he spent the night. Rufus, who probably got in the spray column a little bit closer, got the first of a number of baby shampoo and peroxide baths.
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HOBOKEN -- The "Cake Boss" inherited more than the family bakery from his parents. He also picked up their sensible spending habits. Buddy Valastro, the driving force behind the hit TLC series, now stars in two spinoff shows and recently penned a book of recipes and stories culled from his Italian-American upbringing. The media attention has made his unassuming... Full story »
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Third Ward Councilman Michael Russo will hold a campaign event for residents tomorrow at Biggie's Clam Bar at 318 Madison St. starting at noon. "This is a chance for all of us to hang out, meet new friends, welcome long time neighbors and have some classic Biggie's eats as we kick our campaign into high gear," Russo said in... Full story »
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St. Francis Church in Hoboken is going to host a meatball cook-off this Sunday, April 3rd from 2 to 6 p.m. to raise money for a family whose premature baby is still in the hospital. Baby Sam Keller was born without developed lungs.and continues to fight for his life in the hospital. A group at the church, the St.... Full story »
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Hoboken store owner Rory Chadwick is using his high profile connections to host a fundraiser for his friend and colon cancer patient, Cynthia. Chadwick, owner of Midtown Authentic, a high end consignment store on Washington Street, will co-host the event with HMag at The Quays Hoboken tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. All proceeds from the event will go... Full story »
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Lindsay, J. Martin and Margetts, Oliver T. (2013) Quasifree martingales. Journal of Functional Analysis. ISSN 0022-1236
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A noncommutative Kunita-Watanabe-type representation theorem is established for the martingales of quasifree states of CCR algebras.To this end the basic theory of quasifree stochastic integrals is developed using the abstract Ito integral in symmetric Fock space, whose interaction with the operators of Tomita-Takesaki theory we describe. Our results extend earlier quasifree martingale representation theorems in two ways: the states are no longer assumed to be gauge-invariant, and the multiplicity space may now be infinite-dimensional. The former involves systematic exploitation of Araki's Duality Theorem. The latter requires the development of a transpose on matrices of unbounded operators, defying the lack of complete boundedness of the transpose operation.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Noncommutative probability, quantum stochastic, quantum martingale, |
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ID Code: | 58400 |
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Deposited On: | 12 Sep 2012 17:14 |
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Go-to dinners
You might recall that sometime ago I wrote a post on my favourite frugal lunches.
It only made sense that I follow up with a list of my go-to dinners, inspired mainly after we spent a good half hour wandering around the supermarket in Wellington on our last night wondering what to cook. Who knew I'd be so lost without my pantry staples?
Here are some of my favourites. I tend to make it up as I go along, obviously, sometimes using recipes as a starting point. I'm especially fond of one-pot or one-pan style meals.
Soy/ginger noodle soup: Noodles, veggies/meat of your choice, stock (could be chicken or vegetarian), some grated ginger, and soy sauce. Easy! (Slow cooker version here; I just do it on the stove.)
Laksa / Thai curry: Curry paste, coconut milk, veggies/meat of your choice. Prawns if feeling extravagant. If Thai, eat with rice or noodles. (Laksa authenticity bonus: Boiled egg, tofu/fish balls, two kinds of noodles – vermicelli and egg).
Lemon chicken: I like this recipe.
Sweet and sour (insert meat of choice): Vinegar+ketchup+sugar+soy = flavour explosion.
Chili: You probably have your own favourite chili recipe. Whee! Crockpots make chili 25x better.
Nachos: Either vegetarian or meat versions. (We tend to stay away from tortillas/burritos as much as possible as they're insanely expensive. I may try making my own one day.)
Pastas: Either white or red. Sometimes you just need a hearty spag bol and an early night.
Stirfries: I really only have two versions: a sweet chili, or a soy/teriyaki. Some onion, garlic, and maybe ginger, with whatever vegetables and meat we have on hand. A bit of rice wine vinegar in with the soy, and cornflour if it's too runny. Rice is cheaper, but noodles make it a little more special, IMO.
Shepherd's pie: The ultimate comfort food! Mashed potatoes atop savoury mince. And it's easy to mix in veggies.
Classic meat and two veg: So. Many. Variations! Whether it's sausages, steak or a roast, or whether the vegetables are steamed, boiled, roasted, mashed, or in a salad. If T is left to his own devices, we also get some kind of improvised but wholly delicious gravy to mop up, usually with mushrooms and onions.
BBQ pulled pork: Easiest thing in the world with a crockpot. Here's a starting point.
Beef stroganoff: I have not made this in forever! Tomatoes and sour cream, plus tender beef strips…here's some inspiration.
Finally, we're both big fans of Indian but I have yet to make my own curry that is superior to sauce from a jar.
But baby, we've come a long way. Less than two years ago I couldn't cook anything to save my life and I hadn't even made my first batch of cookies. Our shopping trolley consisted largely of:
- frozen dinners and pies, for work lunches
- for dinners, pastas, sausages, readymade jarred sauces, chips, wedges and frozen mashed potato, as we were too lazy and timepoor to make our own (it's actually incredibly tasty, not the dried stuff, but the freezer stuff)
What are some of your staple dinner recipes? Share away in the comments.
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Oh, yes! Chili in the Crock-Pot is the BEST. Yum, yum, yum. And there's usually so much left over that you have lunch for a week!
I need to make nachos sometime. I love them, but never really make them as a meal.
pasketti, chili, omelete, grilled cheese, bean dip, cheese and crackers, macaroni and cheese with tuna and peas…
How funny, I was just thinking of writing a post on this topic myself!
My go-to meals are omelette, popcorn (yes, sometimes I eat popcorn and call it a meal. ha!) and spring rolls, because I can always find something to wrap up in rice paper, and they sell it in packages of about a million, so I ALWAYS have it on hand.
Now I'm hungry. I've been lacking food inspiration lately. I'm a very good cook but I get to the point where I get sick of the same old stuff. The lemon chicken recipe does look really good. I should try a variation of it.
Chili, Spaghetti, Steamed fish, pan-fried fish, baked chicken, dumplings. I try to change it up as much as possibel though. I like variety in my meals.
I'm so needing some meal inspiration at the moment, I'll have to give the pulled pork a go next week.
I've been loving this recipe for tortillas:
http://homesicktexan.blogspot.com/2007/03/and-end-to-my-quest-flour-tortillas.htmlVery easy and tasty!


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Maybe I'm making excuses, maybe I just need to justify my actions, but honestly, sometimes I feel like someone is out to get me.
- A few months back I was gifted a bootcamp experience. The day before I was going to do it, I got food poisining. I will take advantage of the next session…but have yet to go.
- I started doing the Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred. My XBox (aka my DVD player) broke. I have recently been informed that its on demand too, so Ill do that while waiting for a new DVD player.
- This weekend I am flying down to SD to participate in the Shamrock Run 5K with my sorority sisters (one of whom I've mentioned is Biggest Loser 9′s Stephanie Anderson). I have since come down with a chest cold, am out sick today, and will likely just be walking the 5K while hacking along the way.
My immediate goal…after I beat this chest issue, is to actually run a 5K…even if its just on a treadmill or if I successfully run around Lake Merritt. I think the distance is about 3.5 miles. I owe that to myself after not being able to run this weekend. My preparation for this will be continuing the Couch to 5K program that I have downloaded from iTunes. Its actually really great and I highly recommend it..I just hope I feel better, and start motivating myself to go. I did head to the gym during lunch the other day, which is a start in the right direction, but I had to get off the treadmill due to the cold getting the best of me.
I really just need to stop whining and blaming others. "I'd work out if I had a treadmill. I'd workout if I wasn't sick. I'd work out for longer if I had the time"….I need to STOP making excuses, and just be my own motivator. You would think that watching and knowing someone on The Biggest Loser would be enough, but I think that my problem is that the 10 lbs I could lose is pocket change, and my real motivator needs to be my level of fitness…thats the part that takes work. Thats what I need to do. Stop talking about it. Just do it. (haha)
Not sure how many of you know that I was in a sorority in college. San Diego State- Kappa Delta, Beta Rho Chapter, 1996. I am not your typical sorority girl. Never have been and never will be…and thats why I liked KD and they liked me. Since moving to the bay area, I haven't had too much interaction with the house. Being an alumni is difficult when you dont live close. However, some of my sisters are my best friends, a few in my wedding, and since Facebook blew up…I have been in contact with more now than ever.
Which brings us to the Shamrock and Run. A few of you may know that Stephanie Anderson, of Biggest Loser fame was in fact in my sorority. Well, due to her being a huge motivator to all of us, and this years philanthropy choice being a good one…I've decided to make the trek down to SD to do the 5K.
It will be a great opportunity to see many of my sisters that I haven't seen in years, in addition to meeting the current Kappa Delta's and seeing how our house is holding up. It will also be great motivation for me to get running in the next 3-4 weeks. I can't even run a mile…let alone a 5K. More about how I'm going to attempt this in a later blog entry. A picnic following the race will be a nice opportunity to catch up with my old friends.
This year, Kappa Delta Sorority is in partnership with Prevent Child Abuse America and Olive Crest Organization of Mission Valley to raise money for this important cause.
The Cause:
After nearly 30 years of partnership with Prevent Child Abuse America, Kappa Delta Sorority has been able to raise $10 million towards this organization.
20% of the 5K Walk/ Run's proceeds will be sent to Prevent Child Abuse America Nationally while 80% will stay here in San Diego in the Mission Valley community to benefit the Olive Crest Organization targeted towards helping the lives of neglected and abused children.
I know that they are still looking for additional sponsors as well, so if this topic hits you personally, or just tugs at your heartstrings and you have something to contribute…let them know. email@example.com
Last night we had the opportunity to go see the Purple Team once again. If you remember, I got to hang out with them in their backyard while filming the first episode.
Stephanie put a call out on her handy Facebook page once again to let us all know that she was back in town for a bit (she lives in LA), and we had the opportunity to come see her and her mother at the 24 hour fitness in Moraga.I guess we all thought that we were going to be in a room or have the volume on in the gym, but instead, we had to hop on treadmills, plug in headphones and watch on the TV screens in the gym. Fitting and appropriate I guess.
It was fun for me as well, as a few of my sorority sisters who live in the Bay Area actually came this time too. There weren't a ton of folks, just a few who came out to say hey and check on progress, but it was nice to see the girls as well. I haven't seen them in years.
Little did I know that we had this opportunity to come see the Purple Team because it was unfortunately Patti's last night on the show.
I will say that Patti looks amazing. She has spent these past months at home doing it on her own, and has still managed to take 50 pounds off, and she has 4 more months to work on herself till the finale. She is going to look AMAZING.
What little I can say about Stephanie, is that she looks killer. We couldn't take photos of her, because we aren't supposed to know when or if she has gotten eliminated yet. She is doing GREAT, and her change is remarkable. Especially because this was the episode where they do their health assessment. It was pretty surreal watching the "old" Patti and Stephanie on television at the 24 hour fitness, while the "new" ones were walking on treadmills watching themselves.
I think that another party is in the works as soon as the show is finished and the finale has happened. This way she can answer all our questions. So cool to be on this journey with her, albeit from my couch every Tuesday.
Some of you know that I'm a sucker for my Guilty Pleasure TV shows. The Biggest Loser (we can call it TBL for short) is definitely one I don't miss. It makes it easier that its only one day a week, as opposed to shows like SYTYCD and American Idol that have the vote off show as well. I make sure to catch every week of TBL, and recently I came to realize that my whole family is fans. My mother, grandmother, aunt and sister all watch it too. Its fun to connect after each episode and chat about how great the weight loss was, or how good they look with their new hair cuts.
This show also proves to be a great motivator, as usually if I haven't hit the gym in a while, I'll go the next day. With my New Years resolutions in full force (I've hit the gym both days this work week), I'm setting my own goals in line with the show. I know I don't have a ton to lose, but I want to get down to my first goal by the season finale.
Well…this season is going to be EXTRA fun to watch. Not only does the new season start today, but I actually know one of the contestants! My Kappa Delta sorority sister (yes I was in a sorority), Stephanie is Team Purple with her mother Patti, and its going to be amazing to watch their progress on the show. This show has become a brand in itself, and there is no escaping the fact that she and Patti will now be household names.
A few months back she put out a call for her friends and family to meet in her home town (close to where I currently live), to experience the first weigh in with her. This season is a bit different, as their first weigh in isn't at the ranch, its at their home, and they are exposing themselves in front of their loved ones.
It was great to see her, as I hadn't seen her in quite some time, but it was also neat to be a part of the process. I'm not going to get into too many insider, behind the scenes secrets (I don't want to ruin the Hollywood illusion), but if you watch TBL, please keep an eye out for me tonight. My friends Pete, Esme and I are all in Stephanie and her mother's backyard, holding a sign that says "Purple is the new Pink", and cheering her on.
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Set It Free…and it will come back to you transformed.
The it I'm referring to is control, the need to control people and situations. It's also that need to control myself and my emotions that might not feel so good.
Set your emotions and control free and you live more freely? Yes exactly. I'm working on this.
A willingness to lose a certain sense of control is needed to set anything free. Within freedom there really can be no control. Controlling things, however, keeps me in my confort zone, or at least I like to think so.
Are you willing to let go of control? I agree, it is stepping out of the comfort zone. Jumping from the cliff, and possbily landing hard!
Let today be the day. Set it free.
Set free your FEAR. Need to control. Doubt. Trust. Vulnerability. Love.
When you set it free, it will come back to you….transformed.
If I ignore these emotions I feel or try to fight them it is like they are caged within me, like a butterfly in a bottle. They flutter around. I can feel them affecting me, affecting my life, and yet nothing changes.
When I accept my emotions ( fear, doubt, trust, vulnerability, love) I litterly set them free and they can come back to me changed, they are free to grow into something new. I am too. So are you.
Doing so my life begins to change.
Letting go of my need to control is such a part of the process.
Seeing through the illusion that my need to control does not bring me more joy or love, but rather it cages me is an important awareness. It's a step toward change and toward freedom.
Ingrained within me however, is a certain need to control, I am aware of this. When even the thought of letting go of control surfaces, I do feel that FEAR. So I keep reminding myself… that each time that I simply surrender my control anyway…I do feel that breath of freedom.
It is as if I have been held under the water and suddenly I am rising to the top again.
I like to think of my emotions and my need to control like butterflies. Sometimes they may seem more like caterpillars, and I can't see the true beauty in them. It is when I set them free to fly, that I see their brilliance and beauty.
It has truly helped me to let go of needing to control what others think of me or what they think about the emotions I show. It's freeing not to worry if people agree, disagree, judge,feel love, feel hate, or if they smile with or at me.
I love myself enough to know I am enough, regardless. I remind myself to keep on surrendering.
I haven't thrown those oars into the water completely, but I am sure having a hell of a good time raising my arms in the air and going where that river flows…
Patty Sherry is a writer, inspirational speaker, and self empowerment coach and therapist. For more information please visit my website ShareYourLoveStory.com.


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Don't miss these opportunities to help Dress for Success Seattle this fall!
At Clutch boutique on November 4th, bring your gently used handbags and new toiletries to donate to DFS and receive a 25% discount on a new handbag.
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Last week, Microsoft's marketing firm pretended to leak a memo by Bill Gates directing Microsoft to change its direction from its current position as desktop monopolist, towards software running on browsers. Tom Taulli of Motley Fool reported, "...the new trend is software as a service. That is, you will not download software; rather, you will subscribe to it and start using it straight from your browser." Think Google Map instead of Microsoft MapPoint. Or the 10-year-old 'upFront.eZine' e-newsletter, for that matter. Mr Gates description of a "sea change" for Microsoft does not apply to CAD. It's been tried and it doesn't work. Examples include:
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separate monitors. One problem with 3D plotters is the small size of the output. Stratasys calls its new Eden500V a "large format" prototyping system. It can create objects as large as 19.7x15.7x7.9 in. (500x400x200 mm), which still ain't huge. www.Stratasys.com Seminars & Conferences Autodesk University 2005 is Nov 28-Dec 1 in Orlando FL USA. (I'll be there on Nov 29-30.) www.autodesk.com/au SolidWorks World 2006 is Jan 22-25 in Las Vegas NV USA. (I'll be there Jan 23-25.) www.solidworks.com/pages/swworld/index.html Magazine/eZine/Weblog Updates CADlearning.com is launched by Geoff Langdon with dozens of video tutorials for numerous CAD packages. CADlearning.com People/Companies on the Move Qlinks America purchases two online communities, GeoCommunity and Wireless Developer Network from ThinkBurst Media. "I am saddened to no longer be a part of these two online communities which ThinkBurst jointly built with our loyal client and member base over the past 10 years," writes ThinkBurst CEO Tom Knighten in the press release. Autodesk outsources application administration, software configuration management, monitoring, maintenance, technical support, support tools, and utilities implementation to India's HCL Technologies. The five-year contract is worth US$50-$100 million. ProgeSOFT of Italy agrees to let Portland Backup become its US distributor under the name ProgeSOFT.US to resell its IntelliCAD-based ProgeSOFT software. www.progesoft.us Redo PTC acquired Arbortext not Arbortech. Thanks to Rob Doucette and others for the correction. The incorrect download link for version 2.5 of HatchKit was provided in the press release. The correct link is www.cadro.com.au/hatchkit . If you can't trust a marketing person, then who can you trust nowadays? Market News Revenue at UGS keeps growing, up 73.8% over last year (including acquisitions) or 45.9% sans acquisitions. Revenue during the quarter was US$290.2 million, up from $285.0 million in the previous quarter -- although the numbers vary, depending on the accounting system followed. The company has nearly four million licensed CAD and PLM seats, yet no longer uses the word "CAD." Nemetschek continues to recover. In the first nine months, net earnings were e5.4 million euros, up from e1.9 million a year earlier. Gross revenue was e69.5 million, up from e68.4 million the previous years. Note that these numbers are for the first nine months. Avatech Solutions had Q1 revenues of US$9.2 million, up 37% from a year ago. Net income was $205 thousand, up from a loss of $813 thousand a year ago. It's good to see the company finally making four quarters of profit, following years of losses. Piper Jaffray notes that Avatech is Autodesk's largest reseller and beat its third-quarter quota by 5%. Brand New CAD Books/eBooks "MicroStation V8 XM Edition" "Tailoring AutoCAD 2006" "CATIA V5R15 for Designers" The following new paper books are due from from Schroff Development in the next two months: "Interior Design Using AutoCAD 2006" "CATIA Version 5, Release 14 & 15, Mechanism Design
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The appellants challenge the trial court's judgment awarding the appellee homeowner excess foreclosure proceeds. The common law governing foreclosure sales and the use of real estate subject to liens to satisfy secured obligations applies to article XVI, section 50(a)(6), of the Texas Constitution. The servicer for the junior, "Home Equity Security Instrument, " was not required to obtain a court order to receive excess proceeds from the foreclosure of the senior, purchase money "Deed of Trust." The nonrecourse language in article XVI, section 50(a)(6)(C), did not prohibit the proceeds of the foreclosure sale from being distributed to the servicer of the "Home Equity Security Instrument." The payment of the "Home Equity Note" from the excess proceeds of the foreclosure of the senior, purchase money "Deed of Trust" does not violate article XVI, section 50(a)(6)(H), which requires that the home equity lien be secured by only the homestead. The trial court's judgment is reversed and a take-nothing judgment is rendered. Dallas Court of Appeals, No. 05-11-01619-CV, 08-30-2013.
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Ice Cream Mile returns on Aug. 28
TRAVERSE CITY — The Moomer's Ice Cream Mile running and eating event returns after a three-year hiatus, and will be held Aug. 28 at the Traverse City Central High School Track.
In the event, participants race to see who can be the first to both eat a pint of ice cream, plus run a mile (four laps) on the track.
The event offers a series of race categories, including high school, middle school, grades 3-5, open, and a half pint event for kids under grade 3. The event requires pre-registration prior to Aug. 23, with registration online https://events.bytepro.net/The2012AnnualIceCreamMile.
Entry forms are also available at Moomer's, and Running Fit in Traverse City. Proceeds benefit the Traverse City Central Track and Field Boosters.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Swimmers ages 5-18 can come be evaluated for the fall openings on the Traverse City Swim Club short course.
All levels and abilities are welcome. There is no cost for the evaluations.
The evaluation of swimmers will be held at the Civic Center Easling Pool, 6-7 p.m. on Sept. 4, 5 or 6. Swimmers who make the team will be placed in one of the eight level groups with openings. There is no need to reserve a spot.
For more information, email email@example.com, phone (503) 703-1481 or go to the team's website www.tcbreakers.com.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Kris Crosby has stepped down as coach of the Traverse City Bulldogs homeschool basketball team.
Crosby had a 236-89 record in 14 seasons with the Bulldogs varsity, winning five homeschool state championships and advancing to the title game five other times, as well as 11 league crowns.
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Sharp & Noble specialises in vintage and bespoke upholstered furniture. The business is run by husband and wife team, Charlie & Louise Maidment. We are based near Salisbury in Wiltshire but of course can deliver furniture all over the UK.
We source antique and vintage furniture – anything which catches our eye and which needs some TLC as far as the upholstery is concerned!
Our range of new furniture is made locally with great care and attention. Although we offer a selection of sizes for items such as footstools, we can provide a completely bespoke service so if there is a particular size of footstool that you require do get in touch and we can let you have a price. We can also use your own fabric - the only requirement is that it is suitable for upholstery.
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- Panthers unveil dominant new defensive play to win against the New England Patriots
It's official. The NFL owns the USA. Well, it at least owns bragging rights to 'most watched sport on television'. It is the King of TV. It is an inflated, wrecking ball of a Godzilla sized monster. How can we say this with such authority? The website Sports Media Watch has compiled the ratings for the 50 most-viewed sports telecasts of the first half of 2012. The NFL is all over it like white on rice. It's not even close.
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Perennial Piñata The Pro Bowl had almost as many viewers as the most important date in Nascar (although, that's not really fair because, well, Nascar involves driving around in circles and even the Pro Bowl is more exciting than that)
The figures are staggering. The twelve top watched sporting events belonged to the NFL. Of course, these figures reflect the relative isolationist view of the US sports media when talking about sports and viewing figures.
An estimated 350 million people watched the Chelsea v Bayern Munich Champions League final in 2012.
Even the NFL dreams of figures like that.
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Yesterday saw the first of a new Levenshulme market, located on the Station car park. The sun was shining and the crowds gathered, it seemed like a really successful day.
There were cakes a plenty, local artwork, all kinds of food, antiques and vintage clothing, to name but a few stalls on offer. I loved it, can't wait for next month's on the 23rd June!
Market organiser and occasional Love Levenshulme contributor Cormac Lawler was there promoting the Levy Time Bank. Timebanking is a way of offering your time and skills in exchange for someone else's- a great way for us all to help each other out. To find out more, check out the facebook page.
Cormac was also involved in the Levenshulme Portas Pilot video. The news was announced this week that although our neighbour Stockport will benefit from the scheme as one of the 12 towns chosen to receive the £100,000 funding, Levenshulme wasn't successful this time. However, all is not lost, as there will be a 'round 2' of towns selected, so let's keep our fingers crossed for that one.


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Scientists say that 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is the safe upper limit for life as we know it. We're currently pushing 400, and this Saturday (October 24, 2009) is the 350 International Day of Climate Action, a day designed to show through public action that life as we know it is something we're interested in keeping.
The science of 350 is as inexorable as an approaching train and basically goes like this: For all of human history until about 200 years ago, our atmosphere contained 275 parts per million of carbon dioxide. Beginning in the 18th century, people began to burn coal and gas and oil, causing the stored carbon in the fuel to rise. It's currently at 390, and is rising by about 2 parts per million every year. CO2 traps heat, and this heat causes glaciers to melt, water sources to fail, farmland to turn to desert and lakes to dry up. It also helps diseases like malaria to spread and is a prime factor in the rise of invasive plant and animal species (and growth of the seaweeds like that on the rocks above that are increasing on Michigan's beaches).
Although Michigan is just about the best place to be in a warming, drying world, Lisa from Ishpeming notes in the posting for her talk titled Three Degrees: The Great Lakes and Climate Change that:
NOAA scientist have predicted that if the world temperature increases by three degrees, the Great Lakes will be come incontinuous, ie, they will shrink to a point where they will no longer be connected.
If the concept of your great-grandchildren walking to the UP without the need for the Mackinac Bridge (as they fight off a water-starved world probably) bothers you, it might be time to raise your voice to say that you'd prefer a different future. Below is a map of 350 actions scheduled for in Michigan. A couple that caught our eye were:
- Saginaw River Basin 350 Festival
- TC-350 Climate Action Festival and TC-350 Ball
- 350 @ The Big House (Ann Arbor)
- Bike Rally to the Michigan Capitol
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Category | Food & Cooking |
Type | Italian |
Ingredient | Grains |
Method | Bake |
Share a little about the ingredients and techniques used to create this dish/item. Pesto Anchovies and Mozzarella/White Cheddar cheese mix