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This commentary argues that a multidisciplinary approach is an essential ingredient for achieving community change and vitality. Because active living is not a central issue of any one discipline, public health must influence other disciplines to integrate active living within the context of their respective missions.
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The Active Living Research program has made an important start in engaging underserved communities in efforts to increase physical activity on a population level. However, much remains to be done future efforts must focus on a bottom-up approach that will engage community members from the outset.
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As Washington turn its eye toward health care reform, RWJF President and CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, M.D., M.B.A., and Vernice Davis Anthony, president and CEO of the Greater Detroit Area Health Council, urge policy-makers to focus on what it means to "fix" health care and ask the hard questions about how medical care is delivered in this commentary published in the Detroit Free Press.
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As an out-of-towner visiting Minneapolis for a long weekend, I chose my eateries based on Yelp reviews. I can't honestly say that Yelp almost never steers me wrong, and this trip was no exception. I didn't have one bad meal during my stay, but Restaurant Alma was easily the highlight. I dined here with a friend on Saturday night, and we could not stop talking about the meal for days afterward. We both ordered the tasting menu and had a very hard time choosing from each course -- everything sounded delicious. In the end, I chose Bison Carpaccio, Chilled Sweet Corn Soup, and Duck with grilled peaches. Each tasted so fresh and thoughtfully-made, but the standout was the corn soup. Seriously, GET THE CORN SOUP.
I was doing a bit of scrambling to find a special place for my wifes birthday and at the last minute I found Restaurant Alma. I had to take an earlier reservation because of my poor planning, but after taking a look at the menu I was intrigued and I had to book it. Well I made the right decision. The Staff was professional and delightful. Our waiter described the dishes in detail like he had made them himself. However, no description could do justice to the flavor, subtlety and depth of the dishes we enjoyed. I'm glad my wife and I selected all different dishes so we were able to experience more. The desserts were also wonderful. The night was a big hit for my wife and I. Thank you Restaurant Alma!
Alma has been my favorite restaurant in Minneapolis since 2007. It has never disappointed me or produced a dish I didn't think was spectacular. I recommend dining with a group of 5 to take advantage of ordering the entire menu, there really isn't any other way. This dining experience was a for a special birthday celebration. Because of slow eaters, my group was asked if we minded sitting at the bar - not at all as that's where I feel most comfortable. Our lovely lady bartender took care of us to the highest degree. Champagne pours down our throats, grapes fed to us by topless men and palm leaves providing a nice breeze. The wine pairings were spot on and very impressive. I could keep writing but I then my mouth starts to water.
Food and service were so excellent that I went back the next night with my daughter. Outstanding! Keep up the good work.
This was my second dine at Alma in two days. I liked it that much. I would rate this the best restaurant in the Twin Cities. And I'm an ex-Edinan who now lives in Boston and considers himself a foodie.
The service was outstanding. I went here for my birthday and the staff did everything possible to make me feel accommodated. The food is beyond excellent.
We had gone to Alma for our 40th Anniversary last year. It was so good we went again for 41. it is not inexpensive. However, the food, service, and overall excellence make this an outstanding place to dine. Everyone should treat themselves to Restaurant Alma at least once.
My husband and I took my parents to Restaurant Alma Saturday, for what is quickly becoming an annual dinner. As usual, the meal was incredible, the dishes beautiful, the service impeccable and the experience wonderful! I would highly recommend Alma to anyone who enjoys good food!
Excellent all around! Three course meal I could have let the server choose anything, as my wife and I split 6 different dishes from each of ours and they were all amazing. Wine was done in flights and were put in the hands of the restaurant and I got some great pairings. Greatest meal I've had in a LONG time. I'll be back again!
This is my favorite restaurant in Minnesota, or maybe in the world! Every time I come here it is a special experience. Often the staff are standing at the counter, processing fresh herbs by hand, and they smile and welcome you like family. There is an energy and a love of food here that is un-matched. The kitchen is open to the dining area, and you can observe a chef smelling a tomato and talking with other staff as they prepared the meals. The food is remarkable but the memorable thing how the staff make you feel. They all seem relaxed as they dash up the stairs carrying glasses of wine; they never seem to be in a hurry; they are not snobby; they seem to love each other and the work they do; and they are so happy you have come for dinner!
this is the most amazing restaurant around. the service is unbelievable (and genuine) and they REALLY know their stuff. hands down my favorite place to have an amazing meal. if reviews typically include a comment about price, it is COMPLETELY worth it. the place has a quiet, intimate but really energetic feel to it.
superb service with unique selections which makes this one of the best restaurants in North America.
Interesting combination of flavors beautifully presented. One of our group is vegetarian and she had no trouble picking menu items to meet her dietary needs. Staff is friendly, and courses were served at an appropriate pace. Lovely evening!
My wife and I went there on my birthday, and it was amazing! Service was very good, we got moved to a better table because it was my birthday, they knew it was my big day because my mother had called them to arrange to buy our dinner (they were very accommodating for that). Kudos to our waitress, we tried to buy our own desert so we could leave a tip, to be sure she was well taken care of, she assured us that mom was taking care of it, and not to worry about it. A lot of servers would have just taken both tips good or bad. The food was sooooo good! It's pricey so I won't be going there often, but would HIGHLY recommend them to any one who loves good food! Oh yeah, they also have the most beautiful staff I have ever seen in any restaurant.
Food is high quality and menu changes every 6-8 weeks. Portions could be a little larger.
One of the most enjoyable restaurant experiences this year. Can't wait to return to Minneapolis.
As always Alma's provides a fantastic dining experience. The food was excellent and the service was superior. A great place to eat a special meal or just a great place for foodies.
The seasonal menu that they had at this last visit 10/6/2013 WAS Amazing. I am someone that goes back to this place, and this was one of my favorite menus they have had. Service is ALWAYS good...........
While visiting our daughter for parents weekend at Macalester, we wanted to go out for a nice dinner. Many of the restaurants we found on line had a heavy emphasis on steak/meat and potatoes. We read the menu for Alma and decided to try it. I requested a table in a quieter location because my husband is hard of hearing. We were seated in the upper level of the restaurant where it was, indeed quieter than down below. We did not realize that the menu was prix fix, but this was not a problem as we all found desirable items in each of the 3 categories. We sampled the salad, corn soup, fish, mushroom pasta, lamb sausage, and duck breast. It was all delicious and the portions were just right. We finished with apple crisp. Perfect.
All seasonal and locally sourced. Presentation was excellent. Portion sizes were perfect and the wine pairing option was delightful. Go early if you like a quiet experience, it starts to get pretty busy around 6.
It was the evening to propose to my girlfriend and I brought Alma in on the plan. The entire staff participated flawlessly and from the spot-on service to the amazing food made the night one to remember. Of course what really made the evening was that she said" yes"!
This meal was amazing. My wife and I went there for our anniversary, and it was delicious. The service was excellent. The meal is expensive, but worth the price.
Our experience at Alma was fantastic - we went there for my boyfriend's birthday and it was great for the special occasion. Not only was the food terrific, but my boyfriend accidentally parked in a permit-only lot that is right next door to the restaurant since the signage wasn't very prominent. When his car was getting towed, the service staff went around the restaurant warning guests to make sure we had the chance to stop the tow truck - there was a drop fee of $100 and the restaurant manager paid for it. That would have definitely ruined our night, but thanks to great customer service the night was saved!
It had been a while since we'd eaten at Alma so this reservation was made with great anticipation. As always, our meal was memorable in many ways. The four diners in our party ordered a pretty wide assortment of items, and nothing disappointed. Thank!
We've loved it here for years! Thanks for another great night out!
We have enjoyed Alma regularly since it o and most reliable restaurant and opened. That is about 14 years. It is in our view the Twin cities absolute best. And like a trusted old friend, se never tire of it!
I received a gift certificate for moving into the area, and took one of my foodie freiends with me. We had a great time, the food was outstanding. We tasted each others courses and loved everything. I will be back!
I can always count on R. Alma to yield a perfect ensemble of exquisitely prepared and creatively presented food. It is great for vegetarians as almost everything can be prepared sans meat/or is purposefully designed for vegies. The service is impeccable but not intrusive. The atmosphere is casual, yet the dining is worthy of the most formal of settings. It is one of the "hip" places to eat. The upstairs is a bit warm (temperature-wise) for my comfort level, but you can still hold a conversation (noise-wise), which is critical to how I prefer to dine. Having said that I would rather be warn and have the chefs at Alma take care of my nutritional needs than almost anywhere in the Twin Cities.
As always a special and delightful evening for us. This is our go to place for eating out.
Tasting menu that is also available a la carte. Menu changes every 6-8 weeks. Very good food and service.
Outstanding, very creative menu, everything really well prepared, and a very good selection of international wines. The desserts were brilliant. Very warm welcome and great service. The open kitchen is nice, as you can see the chefs at work. Highly recommended!
Restaurant Alma is an amazing restaurant with top notch food that is perfectly balanced. The wine list is amazing, and the menu is restrained but with enough selection for picky eaters. The details is what makes this place the best - the people at Alma treat you like a dear friend, and help in any possible way they can. We had a little parking/tow truck situation in the parking lot next door and what could have been a terrible night celebrating a birthday turned out to be a great one, all thanks to the wonderful team at Alma. I love the experience of the entire meal, and genuine care of everyone in the restaurant is what will keep us coming back. Thank you Alma, you have surprised us in the best possible way.
We were happy to finally score a table at this beloved Minneapolis gem. The place, although casual was comfortable and inviting. The service from arrival through departure felt perfect. The cuisine was inventive and satisfying. Particular favorites: roasted endive and the scallop salsify soup. Our only criticism was that the food was a bit lukewarm in temperature. Plates and bowls were cool to touch and it cooled the food down below optimal serving temp.
as always, a delicious, unique, understated yet elegant dining experience. Superb menu offerings, excellent and highly competent service. Wine pairings were excellent.
Eclectic menu that is constantly changing. Alma offers both a vegetarian and regular menu. Wide variety of options for my vegetarian friends. Be warned - Alma is a price fixed menu $40 vegetarian and $50 inclusive menu. They do offer a la carte but I found their pricing to be somewhat high. I would also suggest making reservations. Excellent service......thanks again to the staff for making my dining experience a memorable one!
Without fail the experience at Alma is incredible. Preparation, pairings, service ambience...they don't miss a thing.
Enjoy walking to restaurant that is always a special dining experience
We had an enjoyable night, each a three course meal and a paired wine flight. Alma does half glass pours for the pairings so you can explore different wines without having to down multiple full glasses. We really appreciated this and wines they paired were excellent. The food also was very well prepared with a good culinary mix. We would recommend Alma to our friends and plan to return.
This is by far my favorite restaurant in the Twin Cities to take out of town guests for work.
We love trying out the popular restaurants in the city. This has turned out to be one of our favorites. Not pretentious at all, but still nice enough for a special occasion dinner. It is not too loud like a lot of other comparable restaurants and there were no issues carrying on a conversation. Last but not least the food is amazing, some of the best food out there. Enjoy!!!
Our meal and experience was absolutely fabulous. Every dish we ate was unbelievable and spaced out over the course of the evening perfectly. I thought about this dinner and the evening for days afterward. Thank you!
This restaurant is a fix priced menu with high quality food presented very well in a casual atmosphere. The staff is extremely helpful.
Love Alma. Always a good meal. Plan to come back soon.
Great find!! Food and service were fantastic. Casual neighborhood atmosphere was most inviting. Perfect place for a great meal after an event at the Bank or Mariucci.
A class act, start to finish. The food is fresh and creative without being precious. The staff knows their stuff and clearly seem to love their jobs and the restaurant. It's a bit pricey but for a special occasion, it's one of my favorites. Oh, and the desserts are insane!
I believe this is the best restaurant in the Twin Cities. The food is consistently amazing and the service is world class. I appreciate that they offer outstanding and modern food with a local accent and portions that are a little more generous that what many similar restaurants offer.
The variety and inventiveness of the courses was great. Timing and service were on spot--it takes a certain amount of time to enjoy each course, and it went effortlessly. The waiter warns you that the third course portion is reduced when ordered with all the preceding courses, and this was most welcome. The first and second courses were substantial, and we had to pry open our mouths for the (excellent) fourth optional course, dessert. The wine selection was indeed a selection--limited and just right. You will spend $75 each at Alma, but the level of cuisine is up there--truly a fine dining experience. Go ahead--treat yourself!
Alma is our special occasion restaurant. We've always had wonderful food - freshest ingredients, unusual combinations, perfectly prepared and presented. Service has usually been very friendly and attentive. This time it was perfunctory, somewhat friendly, but slow. Food was wonderful as usual, though. Monday night we arrived 30 minutes early for our 6:30 reservation, prepared to wait. Two young women came in the door after us and the host addressed them before us 60-somethings. They were cuter, maybe? We were then shown to a table in back corner of the upstairs. Worst table in the house, even though we had made reservation over a month in advance.
If you like authentic, exquisitely prepared food, Alma is the best.
I took my husband for his 62 birthday. He loved it. Everything exceeded our expectations. Our palates were pleasantly surprised by new flavors, new combinations ad good aftertastes. The service was not less than the quality of the food. We will definitely come back.


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DAVIS–BESSE: The nuclear power plant near Toledo, Ohio, was shut down for two years due to an equipment failure that might have resulted in a catastrophic meltdown if it had continued to go without detection.
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On Feb. 16, 2002, the nuclear power plant called Davis–Besse on the shores of Lake Erie near Toledo, Ohio, shut down. On inspection, a pineapple-size section on the 6.63-inch- (16.84-centimeter-) thick carbon steel lid that holds in the pressurized, fission-heated water in the site's sole reactor had been entirely eaten away by boric acid formed from a leak. The only thing standing between the escape of nuclear steam and a possible chain of events leading to a meltdown was an internal liner of stainless steel just three sixteenths of an inch (0.48 centimeter) thick that had slowly bent out about an eighth of an inch (0.32 centimeter) into the cavity due to the constant 2,200 pound-per–square-inch (155-kilogram-per-square-centimeter) pressure.
That cavity of as much as 30 square inches (194 square centimeters) had formed on the Unit 1 reactor head—a hole apparently missed during prior safety inspections in 2000 and 1998 by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), the government agency charged with monitoring the nation's nuclear reactors. The inspector noted deposits of boric acid but underestimated the potential impact, despite more than three decades of issues in nuclear reactors involving boric acid corroding metal. The hole was only discovered when a replaced nozzle tipped over during the repair process in 2002.
Circular cracks had formed around several of these steel nozzles in the corroded lid that shield the control rods—20 12-inch- (30-centimeter-) long sticks made of a silver–indium–cadmium alloy that are used to dampen or shut down a nuclear reaction—rendering them vulnerable to simply popping off. The NRC first explicitly identified this problem in 1993 (and it had been occurring in similar plants since the 1980s). But it took until 2001 for the NRC to require operators of reactors prone to the potential problem to check for it, a process that had not been completed at Davis-Besse.
As a result of that gaping cavity, the NRC shut down Davis–Besse for two years (from 2002 to 2004) in an attempt to patch the nozzle that had been leaking boric acid as well as to address design flaws that had been in place since the plant started operation in 1977 and what the agency described as a poor safety culture. In other words, an unwillingness by employees of owner Akron, Ohio–based FirstEnergy Corp. to report safety issues. All told, the repairs totaled $600 million.
A subsequent review of the entire power plant by the NRC in the wake of the near-miss revealed that its emergency cooling system—a critical line of defense in the event of a meltdown—might have failed due to clogging resulting from "generic" flaws built into the plant prior to 1977.
"The reactor vessel head could have failed between two and 14 months further out, that would have been a major loss-of-coolant accident," says NRC spokesman Scott Burnell. "There would have been a very real possibility of damaging the [nuclear] core. In terms of coming up with probabilities, the staff determined that this event was one of the most serious situations since Three Mile Island," the Pennsylvania reactor that partially melted down in 1979. And other models put the incidence of an accident as little as two weeks away, due to the cracked and buckled stainless steel.


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By Mauibuck
from Maui, HI
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This is one of my favorite HF purchases over the past 30 years. Bought 3, one died, HF replaced it. I have these in remote locations without electricity and they work great. Have one in a low hanging tree between the carport and the house. I love that it is always on dim and brightens when you get close. That's better than the normal full ON or OFF type. The battery will probably only last a year or two like other solar lights. No problem, just change it.
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By Yangs
from Statesville, NC
The cost of electricity is hight. Its nearly a year and yet its still lighting as it stated. I'm always into solar power and want to power my home using the sun engery some day. I purchase this to replace my back yard light. When the sun disappear, the LEDs turns on like a night light. When montion are detected, the LEDs lid up to its full potential. Bright enought to be aware of the surrounding. With mounting hardware include it was easy to mount the solar panel and the LED fixture. Make sure the solar panel receieve plenty of sun light.
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By Mozerkian
from Missississppi
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Only had it a couple of days now but it has worked great. I resisted the urge to play with the new toy right away and made sure I let it charge for two days before setting it up. I turn it on by the carport at 8 pm and it is still going strong at 6 am. When it is on the dim mode still plenty of light to visually see around the carport. I will be going back to buy couple more today to use around the house and to use in the future when power goes out during/after a hurricane or to use while camping.
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from San Jose, CA
I installed this on our front porch. It works great! Once the sun goes down it continuously give off a dim light. As soon as it detect any motion it light up the porch nice and bright. I could not mount it facing south so it only gets light in afternoon and evening facing East.Its been installed and working great for a little over a month. I'll update if I have any problems.
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I own 3 different solar LED outdoor lamps. This is the very best. Has been a solid performer for 3 years, excellent light.
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I have 5 of these I live in West Texas the power goes out but these little babies just keep on shinning. No more Rattle snakes catching me or my dogs off guard I use them under cover and also out in the open. Buy one you will be pleased.
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I use this at my cabin where I have no power and use it for a porch light..Workd great and bright,,
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Use the product by our steps for night time entry and one indoor for safty. Works great and does the job I wanted it to do.
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This is a great Security Light with built in motion detector. People need to understand that a Security Light is ment to stay dim all of the time. When it detects motion it turns to full brightness. It keeps my back yard dimly let witch is great. I will be buying another one for the side on my house.
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"^^ HUNTLEY ^o'»«8frfe VOLUME 11 — NUMBER 33 THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1970 — PHONE — 669-5621 ¦ If No Answer 459-0998 SCHOOL FILE HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL HUNTLEY, ILL 6 PAGES 'BE SUK£ YUU AKE Rir;HT. THKN GO AHEAD'' — David Crociett 7 cents per copy 7th & 8th Grade Cheerleaders Adult Library 5th & 6th Grade Cheerleaders Cathy Goebl, Sally Delaney, Sasan Linda Welrich. Anntud Legion Feather Party Now that fall season is upon us, Thanksjriving just around the cor¬ ner, and other reminders that the year is passing, the American Leg- io»i Kl*f "OS at Huntley Is StarJfn^' its fall activities. The first of these is the annual Feather Party, to be held on Satur¬ day, November 21, starting at 8 P.M. In addition to the turkey sale, there will be door awards. Lunch will be served after the sale. As usual, we anticipate a pood time. The American Legion Unit 673 of Huntley will hold their Fall Baz¬ aar at the same time, and in conjuct- ion with the Legion Feather Party, also at the Post Home. They will have a bake sale, and Veterans Craft sales, as well as other items such as Candy Booth, White Ele¬ phants, and a "two bits" table. These items are being sold in order that the Auxiliary may raise money for the Veterans and Child Welfare programs in which they participate. Commander Jim Manning hopes to see many of you on November 21, at the Legion Home. School Report Each fall the school district files with the State Superintendent of Instruction a report to the Depart¬ ment of Recognition and Super¬ vision. This report is important in that, the recognition of the dis¬ trict is granted upon the informa¬ tion in the report as well as visits by state personnel. Thi fall the following information was given as the answer to the question "What Recent Improve¬ ments Have Been Made in the Dis¬ trict?" New shop facilities for Vo¬ cational Agriculture and Industrial Arts have been completed. New courses include crafts for 6th and 8th grades, auto servicing for Jun¬ iors and Seniors has been offered for the first time a well as basic shop. The new facilities also house the newly developed Co-operative Education couse. Nearly thirty Juniors and Seniors are presently enrolled. The former agriculture shop has SCHOOL REPORT Cmmnned on Page Two Schachtner, Bobbie Tessmer, and Home Fire Safety Program A home tire safety prOR>-am de¬ signed to save lives and property will be presented November 20. I970 when Larry Hale, piiblfc re¬ lations representative for Country Companies addresses the students of Huntley High School. The program will include a thoro¬ ugh discussion of the total fire pro¬ blem caused by inadequate and out¬ dated wiring. Also included will be a discussion of the improper handl¬ ing of flammable liquids and proper techniques for using various types of fi re extinguishers. The home fire safety program was arranged by Kenneth Reed, agent for the Country Companies. Do you like to read ? A group dI Huntloy citizens do and hope you share their interest. Using, as a starting point, a num¬ ber of adult fiction books given them by the high school, they have decided 10 try to start an adult library. "The Village Book Shelf" will (^pcn Thursday, November 19, from 7-10 p.m. and will bo open every T.iursday thereafter from 7-9 p.m., except on holidays. They will also be open the Friday evening after Thanksgiving. It will be located in the corner room east of the High Sirhool multi-purpose room. Books may bo taken out for a two-week period, free of charge, until March 1, at which time it will be decided whether it is worthwhile 10 continue, and if so, what sort of foe should be charged. Since this is an adult fiction lib¬ rary, no person under 18 years of age will be permitted to use the library unless accompanied by a pare.it. Donations of books with which lo build the library, including paper backed books, will be most great- fully accepted. Anyone caring ta donate ttooks oi- Contiiiued on Page Two ADULT LIBRARY MenuoftheWeek Week of November 23 & 24 .Monday — Beef Bar-B-Q or Peanut butter & Jelly Sandwiches Potato chips Buttered corn Baked dessert Milk Tuesday — Italian Ravioli Buttered green beans Buttered bread Dessert Milk Cindy Jacobs, James Parisek, Jennifer Davis. Basketball Schedule Nov Dec D-c Dec Dec Dpi- Doc M Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Fob Feb 24 — Marengo 4 _ Cenral 11 — Mooseheart 12 - Elgin Academy 1« — Genoa 1!) Richmond 2r. - 28 - 29 - 30 — arengo Tournament 5 — Malta 8 — Kiawatha !) Hampshire 15 — Hebron 16 — Centra] 22 — Mooseheart 5 — Genoa () — Richmond 12 — Hiawatha 13 Hampshire 19 — Hebron McHenry County 4'H Federation Officers I^onnie Nerby, Luanne Schachtner, and The Last Armistice Day The Huntley American Legion Post 673 ©observed the last Armist ice Day on November 11, 1970. EfTeciive in 1971, there will be no longe- an Artnlstiee Day, and no longer will November 11 hold the significance it did. For with tile new holiday schedule, this day becomes Veterans Day and will be observed on the fourth Monday in October. Commander Jim Manning intro¬ duced the speaker for the day, the Rev. Dr. Robert Franks of the First Congregational Church of Huntley. His timely talk reminded us that we must maintain our pstrio tism and work for the preservation of our country. A parade of Legionnaires, school children the school band. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and others pre¬ ceded the services at the Legioa Home. After the benediction, said by Robert Schultz; the Speaker, and words of welcome by Comman¬ der Manning, the school band play¬ ed the National Athem. This was followed by a volley by the Rifle Squad. Taps were sounded, and the last November 11th Armistice Day came to a close. The Auxiliary members of Unit 673 then served lunch to the peo¬ ple who took part in the activities. H A H A A H A A H A H H A H A A H A The McHenry County 4H Federation Officers for 1970-71 are: front row. left to right: JACK HANSEN, President, Green¬ wood; RICHARD KRIEGER. Vice President, Richmond; BARB RICH, Secretary, Harvard. back row, left to right: STEVE SCHULTZ, Recreation, Hunt¬ ley; BEVERLY ALBRECHT, Treasurer, HunUey; and KATHY LUTH, Reporter, Harvard. The 4-HVrs plan and conduct County 4-H Federation programs. They also helped conduct the 4-H Otricers Trainang Session held Novem¬ ber 2 as part of the Cooperative Extension Pro¬ gram. New Club AtHJH Huntley Junior High School has a new organizational structure this year. Main objective of the pro¬ gram Is to improve tbe ability oT students bo communicate effectively in a variety of ways. A person can¬ not achieve success in any field ot endeavor unless able to communi¬ cate satisfactorily. Therefore, all 7th and 8th grade classes are meet¬ ing for two full periods each day rather than <xie as has been tradi¬ tional.. The 6th grade has separate class periods of English and Read¬ ing. It is ^aaned that more composi¬ tions be written by the sbidentt than in the past. An enaloation sheet for each composition is filled out by the teacher and rctuned to NEW CLUB M Page Twe
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1970-11-19 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1970 |
Volume | 2 |
Issue | 33 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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So. Fair warning. This blog is about to becomes the dreaded mommy blog.
Yes, I am very happily pregnant, (22 weeks to be exact) – more than halfway through! I'll spare you the cute belly photo, because I'm fairly certain you know what that looks like already, right? Besides, I am not really "showing." If you didn't know me, you'd probably just think i had a thick middle. A thing I've learned is that sometimes first pregnancies take a while to settle in.
Another thing I've learned is that mommy blogs are nothing to fear. They tend to be a label we give to blogs that are written by a person who identifies as a mother, and talks about their lives
Now think about that. Do we call blogs by teenagers teenybopper blogs? Do we call blogs by men dude blogs? No, we only stop to disparage the "mommies" who chose to express themselves on the Internet. Which is stupid. I've had this blog for almost eight years! It doesn't all of a sudden become a "mommy" blog, just because I do.
Also, many of my favorite blogs, the earliest blogs on the Internet, the trailblazers of why we all do what we do? Mommy bloggers like Dooce and Loobylu. Claire Robertson has been my hero, lovingly documenting the beautiful minutia of her domestic life for much longer than I've been blogging here. Which again, has been eight! years! Calling what she does "mommy blogging" is somewhat accurate, but also wholly diminishing.
I admit, there may be less video games and design and personal projects in this space for a while. There might be more diapers, and breast feeding, and homemade toys. If you don't like that sort of thing, I understand, I do. But please do chalk it up to diverging interests, not to me all of a sudden becoming a lesser creature. And maybe give a little more respect to the mommy bloggers you come across out in the increasingly manicured wilds of cyberspace. Maybe they like mason jars a little TOO much. But more likely, they're just in a different place in their life than you are.


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THE Fourth of July weekend celebrates an ideal of the United States as a fountainhead of democracy and pluralism. It's also a good moment to consider America, and New York City especially, as a mirror and a microcosm of the world beyond its borders, a place to hear echoes of nearly every human culture.
This is Weekend's fourth annual survey of world-music albums, and it occurs as diametrically opposed forces are at work. One, since Sept. 11, is a sense of separation: fewer people are traveling, and there is a heightened awareness that America is not universally beloved. But the opposite factor -- driven by technology, by capitalism's compulsion to serve every last niche market and by musicians' instinctive urge to borrow anything useful -- is an ever-accelerating interchange of musical ideas.
In recent years club disc jockeys in particular have been looking further afield for material, as CD series like the ''Buddha-Bar'' compilations demonstrate. Correctly or not, they hear the sounds of unfamiliar cultures providing a fashionably exotic, even spiritual lift, just the thing for a dance floor or a chill-out lounge. It's not simply one-way traffic of American and European disc jockeys sampling other cultures, either. Musicians everywhere are quickly assimilating sounds and gadgets.


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SYRACUSE -- A 21-year-old pleads not guilty to assault charges following a stabbing after a fight on a Centro bus.
Syracuse police say 21-year-old Ciara Daniels got into a fight with 25-year-old Tammy Dowdell while they were waiting for the bus around 2:05 p.m. Tuesday. During the fight, police say Daniels stabbed Dowdell multiple times in the back and legs. Centro says the women tried to board the bus at E. Fayette Street and Westmoreland Avenue, south of Erie Boulevard, but continued fighting and got off again before the bus left that stop.
Authorities say two police officers in the area spotted the fight and they were able to give life-saving first aid to Dowdell. She was rushed to Upstate University Hospital in critical condition and then taken into emergency surgery. Dowdell is currently in serious condition.
Prosecutors say they've recovered the knife used in the crime. They also say Daniels confessed. Daniels' attorney says it was a case of self defense. Prosecutors say Daniels has three prior youthful offender convictions, several open cases and a probation revocation in her criminal history.
Daniels is being held on $50,000 cash bail or bond. She's scheduled to be back in court on October 24. The case will likely head to the grand jury.


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EERE engages bilaterally with individual countries in the Middle East and Africa. Some of the following documents are available as Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Download Adobe Reader.
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Bi-national Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) Foundation
EERE collaborates with the Israeli Ministry of National Infrastructure to conduct jointly-funded research, development, and demonstration projects that aim to successfully commercialize cutting-edge clean energy technologies. The two governments work through the Binational BIRD Foundation, a quasi-governmental entity that was established in the 1970s to stimulate, promote, and support industrial R&D to mutually benefit the United States and Israel. Using funds provided by EERE and Israeli Ministry of National Infrastructure, BIRD conducts a competitive solicitation that requires a partnership between U.S. and Israeli companies. The foundation provides financial support of up to 50% of a project's total budget.
Projects selected by BIRD in its 2011 solicitation include high efficiency solar wafers, concentrating solar thermal, a WiFi-based load management system for residential and commercial buildings, and a LIDAR-based system for wind forecasting at wind farms. See the press release to learn more about the projects selected under the 2011 solicitation.
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Cooperation with the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar)
The Department of Energy and Masdar signed an MOU in April 2010, recognizing the shared strategic importance of cleaner energy growth. Under this MOU, EERE is partnering with Masdar to test the performance of U.S. energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies in the climatic conditions of Abu Dhabi. This partnership aims to identify technologies that will help Abu Dhabi meet its goals to reduce energy consumption and dependence on fossil fuels, while providing export opportunities for the U.S. private sector.


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Prior to joining the Australian Museum, she was Public Appeals Manager at the Taronga Foundation, which raises funds to support Taronga and Taronga Western Plains Zoos. Her background includes marketing positions with ABC Local Radio and ABC Classic FM and senior client service positions at marketing and promotional agencies. Rosemary has also worked as a freelance communications consultant with education, environmental, arts and corporate clients and is a Member of the Fundraising Institute of Australia.


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Nas speaks on seeing MC Shan in concert and where he pulls his lyrics from
There are few moments in everyone's life in which they realize their passion, and discover what truly moves them. May that be engulfing intricate lines and patterns with color and watching art come to life, or perhaps reciting their first stanza and discovering the power, pleasure, and pain words can hold. For Nasir Jones it was seeing his first concert that cemented his love for hip-hop, ultimately driving the Queensbridge native to pursue a career in rap.
In a recent mini documentary series entitled BECOMING, with director Jamie Patricof via Soul Culture, Nas talked about where he pulls his raps from, seeing MC Shan at his first concert, and hearing himself for the first time on the radio.
"My style is jazz. My style is raw graffiti on the wall. My style is the dope fiend nodding off in the corner. My style is the story of that guy's life because that guy was my neighbor. My style is my best friend when I'm a kid his mother overdosing and him handling it like a man. Those things will go ignored if I don't say anything about them." Nas talks in great detail about where he pulls his lyrical stories from, Queensbridge, the neighborhood that birth and raised him. But it may have been a performance by hip-hop legend MC Shan in his neighborhood that ultimately drove Nas to pick of the pen an pad and approach the mic.
"Maybe the first Hip Hop show that I went to was in Queensbridge Park," he explained. "I was young, and my brother was young, and it eventually got shot up. But before the mayhem, earlier that evening, MC Shan performed. When Shan touched the stage, it was serious. I never heard anything like that in my life. We had great aspirations to get into something that would change our lives. I knew that (Hip Hop) was the life for me."
Nas also recollected on the making of his first major debut LP Illmatic. No artist has ever been so closely tied to their debut LP than Nas. Whenever Nas hits the stage fans lust for just one song……or bar for that matter from his trascending classic. Nas explained that during the 90'S era of hip-hop the artist album was meant to refelct the hardships, life, and struggles of the man behind the mic; where as today albums tend to explore the rich and lush lifestlyes many artist live.
"My era was the era of breaking it all down to what's the real," he recalled. "It wasn't about the star, it was about the man. They say this album changed hip-hop because it was the first hip-hop album with multiple big producers – it hadn't been done. Those four Pete Rock, Large Professor, DJ Premier and Q-Tip were the greatest – and are the greatest."
The first track of Nas's that hit the airwaves was Live at the BBQ recorded with Main Source. Nas recalled the feeling he got the first time he heard the record on the airwaves and the emotions that followed.
"When I first heard Live at the BBQ on the radio I was just walking through my neighborhood I saw a bunch of older guy, it was late night. As I'm walking by I hear the song. I'm like wow, I'm telling some of the guys that's me, but you know their older, faded and halfway listening to me–but it didn't matter I heard me".
Nas continued to explain the feeling as he walked back to his neighborhood, "That walk back to my block I was sort of in a daze like its happening. I'm in rap now; I'm a part of this rap thing. That was my dream just that. I'm like this is perfect. The door has opened for me to have a chance to be heard, and I will be a name known in this great thing called rap. My goal was to be the best, to change the game".
Ten studio albums later its fairly safe to say the kid traveling home ecstatic after hearing himself for the first time has blossomed into the man…..Nas….a legend in the hip-hop world and a transcender of rap music as a whole.
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