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NEP is the umbrella term for the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - Education (SNAP-Ed) in Nebraska. Both programs receive federal funding from the United States Department of Agriculture. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension manages the program and NEP staff in local Extension Offices deliver the program to residents in 39 counties in Nebraska.


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CHEF VITALY PALEY'S childhood memories of rhubarb don't, like most of ours, involve eating strawberry-rhubarb pie. In fact, Paley, who grew up in the Soviet Union in the 1960s and '70s, did not eat rhubarb at all; instead, he played under its four-foot-tall stalks. "Perhaps because of that, I looked at rhubarb differently," says Paley.
Indeed, soon after he opened Paley's Place in 1995, the chef set out to transform rhubarb into something more than just a dessert. "When spring rolled around, rhubarb was the first thing through the door, and we were starving for something new to do with it," he says.
The best way to treat the acidic vegetable (sans the toxic leaves) as a savory ingredient, Paley surmised, might be as the base flavor for sauces. The only problem was figuring out how to extract juice from the thick stems.
"We tried juicing it without peeling it first," says Paley. Unfortunately the rhubarb was too fibrous to render much juice, but after sampling those few droplets of fruity, grassy liquid, Paley got to thinking about other ways to procure more.
The technique he ultimately employed, it turns out, bore a slight resemblance to the method most home cooks use to prepare the filling for rhubarb pie: chopping the stalks into small pieces and cooking them in liquid. But in this case Paley used white wine, water, and just a touch of sugar or honey (versus the cups of sugar required to transform rhubarb into pie filling). After he pressed the mixture through a strainer, the resulting liquid became a launching point for a whole array of sauces and condiments.
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"This 2009 ZD Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon is bursting with complexity. Intense aromas of cassis, plum, ripe blackberries and subtle hints of clove, lavender and toasty vanilla support a solid core of ripe fruit on the palate. The balance is structured but elegant, with soft, velvety tannins and a perfect acid/tannin balance that will ensure its long term ageability."
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Darn you, popularity! Help with alternatives?
So I need some help...
Expecting my second child 6/10. Gender will be a surprise. With my son (Sullivan), the girl name I had picked out was Violet. Well, as you know, this name as consistently climbed the ladder and is now too common for my taste. I have several options selected if this child is a boy, but not so much for a girl.
For reference, here are the girl names that are sort of hovering on my list:
Maeva (DH loves this one...I'm not sold)
Theodora (nn Thea)
VERY VERY open to suggestions...We're not into anything that's too gender-neutral, and not so big on "kreatif" spellings.
Our last name is one syllable and starts with H.
Thanks in advance!!!
February 18th, 2013 02:59 PM #3
Okay for girls how about: Imogen, Freya, Heather, Maeve, Lucia, Yasmine, Grace, Freida, Charlotte, Nina, Georgina, Arianna, Paloma, Laura, Eve, Bethan, Kaitlyn, Dorothea, Rhea, Leah, Melody? And a boy: Carter, Louis, John, George, Frederick, Carson, Declan, Bennett, Vincent, Hamilton, Jenson, Isaac, Tobias, Sebastian, Sidney, Albert, Sonny, Edmund, James, Vance? Hope these have helped some.
Current Loves: Tobias Henry and Sebastian Keith
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Violet - Ivy, Iris, Cassia, Briony, Juliet, Imogen, Alice, Willow, Rose, Louise, Opal, Beatrice, Autumn, Lydia, Viola, Violetta, Seraphina, Rosalia, Junia, Keira, Florence, Geneva
Maeva - Maeve, Amaya, Maya, Cosette, Carlotta, Ruby, Isabeau, Lilia (lily-ah), Delilah, Victorie, Hannah, Marigold, Carina, Catalina
Verity - Amity, Solace, Echo, Persephone, Lisette, Evangeline, Selena, Serena, Serenity, Bonnie, Rachelle, Felicity, Mercy
Theodora - Thomasina, Wilhelmina, Gwendolyn, Nicolette, Bernadette, Greta, Danica, Isadora, Ingrid, Mary, Hyacinth, Pearl, Bernice, Regina
Sparrow - Lark, Wren, Robyn, Kestrel, Callista, Calandra, Daphne, Phoebe, Fawn, Fern, Oceane, Thalassa, Bay, Lake, Sapphira
Mabyn - Taryn, Tegan, Petra, Agnes, Agatha, Vera, Xanthe, Zoey, Mariska, Saskia, Fiona, Lilac~inside this teenberry's mind ~~Please vote on constantly changing middle name possibilities (updated 11/27/13)
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♀ ~ Adair ~ Aurora ~ Brooke ~ Calla ~ Cassia ~ Cordelia ~ Georgina ~ Imogen ~ Rose ~ Violet ~
♂ ~ Adrian ~ Benedict ~ Benjamin ~ Dominic ~ Jack ~ Leonardo ~ Nathaniel ~ Tristan ~
☺☺☺ ~ Cassia Jane ~ Cordelia Frances ~ Georgina Alice ~ Benedict Evander ~ Jack Peregrine ~ Dominic Reeve ~
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I was out in nature today. I love going out to nature and touch the earth. It brings such a healing to my heart to hear the birds and see tree's, water, plants. I recorded this little impromptu video and new song I wrote as I was just sitting there. I make up songs when I am inspired. :) The new little song is called Love is beautiful thing. Its not done yet! Its not perfect I was not trying to perform. Just enjoying myself and wanted to share nature and a inspirational song with you. My song is just like us we are not done yet either. Many of use are just starting out to find ourselves to find our voice, our truth and step into our own power, passion, soulful purpose. Take the leaps that you need to take. Dont' be afraid. Take your time and grow with grace if you need to have compassion, self love and believe in yourself. You are magnificent. Life is not a race its a sweet, sweet journey enjoy it all. Be gentle Sing your heart song to me so I can sing it back to you when you forget. Let's sing together~
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Yellow Delicious Apple
Malus x domestica
- Late-ripening large golden apple
- Described as having a fine, sweet flavor
- Best known as an eating apple, but excellent for pies, sauce and preserves
- Late season bloom; harvest mid-September to mid-October
- Bee-friendly
- Pollinate with Red Delicious , Red Jonathan or Early Harvest
- Zones 5 to 8
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Zones 5 - 8
The Yellow Delicious Apple can be expected to grow in the zones shown in color in the arborday.org zone map.VIEW MAP
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The Yellow Delicious Apple falls into the following type(s): Fruit Trees
10' - 25' High
The Yellow Delicious Apple grows to be 10' - 25' feet in height.
10' - 25' Spread
The Yellow Delicious Apple has a spread of about 10' - 25' at full maturity.
Fast Growth
This tree grows at a fast growth rate. [More about this.]
Full Sun
This apple does well in full sun.
Various Soils
The Yellow Delicious Apple grows in moist, well drained soils.
Oval Shape
This apple has oval, spreading or horizontal, upright or erect shape.
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Our standard Yellow Delicious seedlings are budded onto whole root stock; our semi-dwarf seedlings grafted onto Malling-Merton lll; and our dwarf seedlings grafted onto Malling 7A, Malling 26.
Chill hours (CU) requirement: 600-700. (Chill hours are the average hours of air temperature between 32 and 45 degrees F in a typical winter season). For best fruit production, calculate the chill unit (CU) for your growing zone to be sure it aligns with the CU requirement of this tree.
In order to ensure pollination, these trees need a compatible cultivar growing within 100 feet for standard size, 50 feet for semi-dwarf, and 20 feet for dwarf trees.
Wildlife Value:
Apples are eaten by a variety of birds and mammals. The leaves and branches are browsed. The trees can be destroyed by rodents and rabbits girdling the stem or trunk. Produces nectar and/or pollen, thus providing nutrition for bees in early to late spring.
Pear and apple orchards in the United Kingdom are considered valuable habitats for wildlife.
Height Variations:
The standard grows to 20' - 25', semi-dwarf grows to 12' - 15', and dwarf grows to 10' in height.
Spread Variations:
Standard spread grows to 25', semi-dwarf grows to 12'-15', and dwarf grows to a 10' spread.
This tree requires moist, well drained soil and is not drought tolerant.
These simple, approximately 2" long, smooth, dark green leaves have a toothed margin and alternate on the twig.
Flower Color:
White to pinkish
Bloom Time:
late mid-season bloom time..
Fruit Description:
This is a large conical golden yellow apple with an occasional rose blush and crisp, aromatic, white flesh with a sweet flavor. Best known as an eating apple, but also excellent for pies, sauce and preserves. They have a long storage time--up to 3-6 months if refrigerated. Harvested late in the season, mid-September to mid-October. Standard Yellow Delicious will begin to bear in 6-10 years, the semi-dwarf in 4-6 and the dwarf in 3-4.
A large golden apple that ripens late with a fine, sweet flavor. Best known as an eating apple, but also excellent for pies, sauce and preserves. Bee-friendly (acts as food source for bees while in bloom). Fruit trees need a minimum of 6-8 hours sunlight daily, and need water. They are not drought tolerant. (Pollinate with Red Delicious , Red Jonathan or Early Harvest) (Zones 5-8)
The standard grows to 20' - 25', semi-dwarf grows to 12' - 15', and dwarf grows to 10' in height. Dwarf trees should be staked to ensure tree's ability to bear weight of fruit and protect against leaning.
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9 | 02/26–04/30 | 04/23 | 11/05–12/10 | 11/26 | |
10 | 02/26–04/30 | 04/23 | 11/05–12/10 | 11/26 |
When you order trees from The Arbor Day Foundation, your order is guaranteed to arrive in a good, healthy condition or we'll replace them at no charge. Your trees will be shipped at a suitable time for planting.
Each tree is guaranteed to grow, or we'll replace it at one half the original price, plus shipping and handling.
The benefits of bare-root trees
Our trees are delivered with natural bare roots which have been dipped in hydrating gel prior to shipment to keep the roots moist and healthy. As their abundant, fibrous roots aren't confined by a container, bare-root trees get off to a more vigorous start compared to containerized roots which typically need more time to adjust to transplanting. Bare-root trees typically surpass the size of larger containerized trees in only a few years.


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Garlic mustard and Asian carp can wreak havoc on their ecosystems, but do they have a future on your dinner plate?
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- Smithsonian.com, May 25, 2011, Subscribe
The lowly garlic mustard had never seen so much love.
This prolific invasive plant—cursed by home gardeners and park and wildlife managers alike—is routinely wrenched from the ground or spritzed with herbicide in an attempt to keep it from taking over. But on April 14 at Cleveland's Shaker Lakes Nature Center, garlic mustard was the guest—or rather, pest—of honor.
"Pestival 2011" featured seven of Cleveland's most notable chefs making garlic mustard a gourmet treat. They rose to the occasion deliciously: garlic mustard sauce over thin slices of roast beef, garlic mustard pesto on pork tenderloin crostinis, garlic mustard chutney on wonton-skin ravioli stuffed with tofu and paneer cheese, garlic mustard dip for thick-cut potato chips, and garlic mustard relish on chèvre cheesecake. The 125 attendees clustered around the chefs' silvery platters, then carried artfully arranged portions of the garlic-mustard creations back to white-linen draped tables.
Would all this culinary artfulness persuade people to cook up some garlic mustard on their own, or at least recognize it when they see it along a path in a public park and yank it out?
"We hope so!" says Terri Johnson, the nature center's special events manager. "We look forward to the day when garlic mustard is eradicated. Then we'll hold Pestival as a victory celebration."
Garlic mustard is just one of 50,000 alien plant and animal species that have arrived in the United States. These invaders flourish in the absence of their native competitors and predators. European settlers brought garlic mustard here for their kitchen gardens. An attractive plant with heart-shaped leaves and tiny white flowers, it outcompetes native plants for light, moisture, nutrients, soil and space. It propagates at a fierce speed, producing thousands of seeds that spread by sticking to animals' fur.
"If you don't control it, woods filled with native species can be completely taken over by garlic mustard in five years," says Sarah Cech, the nature center's naturalist.
When the nature center first conceived Pestival six years ago—the first one was a simpler event in which the staff prepared a garlic-mustard pesto served with spaghetti for 80 guests—they didn't realize they were part of a national trend. The United States spends around $120 billion each year to control invasive species, according to Cornell University ecologist David Pimentel. But in the past decade or so, a growing number of people have decided to view the crisis of surging alien populations as an opportunity to expand the American palate. If these species are out of control because they have no natural predators, then why not convince the fiercest predator of all—human beings—to eat them? The motto of these so-called invasivores is, "If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em."
Take the Asian carp (please!). Imported from China in 1973 to clean algae from Southern ponds, the carp soon broke from their confines and infested Mississippi River waterways. Gobbling up the phytoplankton that support native species, the carp can grow four feet long and weigh 100 pounds. They continue to swim north and could establish themselves in the Great Lakes, the world's largest freshwater system, and decimate native fish populations there.
Wildlife managers have tried to prevent Asian carp and other invasive species from reaching the Great Lakes by installing electric underwater fences and, occasionally, poisoning the water. But chefs from New Orleans to Chicago have also tried to put a dent in the population by putting the fish on their menu. Now, a researcher at the Aquaculture Research Center at Kentucky State University is trying to figure out how to harvest and promote carp as a food source. Currently, a few processing plants are converting Asian carp into ingredients for fertilizer or pet food. "That's a shame, because the meat quality is excellent," says Siddhartha Disgupta, an associate professor at the center.
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There is a new weed field guide published this year by Dr. Nancy Gift, a weed scientist from Chatham University in Pittsburgh, titled Good Weed, Bad Weed: Who's Who, What to Do, and Why Some Deserve a Second Chance (2011, St. Lynn's Press) that includes recipes using edible weeds such as garlic mustard and Japanese knotweed. Her book contains many photos to help the homeowner recognize weeds in and surrounding their lawns, and what to do about them (in many cases, enjoy them!)
Posted by Sheila Johnston on July 19,2011 | 01:03 PM
And one more to add to the list - Crepidula fornicata or "Slipper snail." They wreak havoc on native oyster beds here in western Washington and wildlife experts are tearing their hair out trying to figure out how to control them. We tried them for dinner one night and they are delicious!
Posted by Melany Vorass on July 5,2011 | 01:52 AM
This is encouraging news. My husband and I have been eating our garden weeds for several years now. We (along with several gourmet restaurants in England) also enjoy Eastern grey squirrel, an invasive species here on the west coast. It's local, lean, healthy, reduces population of an invasive that's all but replaced native Douglas squirrels, and it's humane (they live happy lives in the wild all except for one not-so-good day.)
Posted by Melany Vorass on July 5,2011 | 01:48 AM
Let's hope there are more inventive minds here in Ohio to deal with Japanese & Bush Honeysuckles, Tree-of-Heaven, Japanese Knotweed, Emerald Ash Borer, Gypsy Moth, Multi-flora Rose, Autumn Olive, Purple Loosestrife, Japanese Stiltgrass, House Sparrows, Starlings, etc. etc. etc. ....and the hits just keep on coming.
Posted by Dennis Profant on June 16,2011 | 10:56 AM
My late father in law used to take nebraska carp and poach them with some condensed milk,onion,and salt and pepper. They were delicious.
Posted by Bernard Manning on June 15,2011 | 05:00 PM
Wait a minnit! Garlic mustard is a real plant? I thought it was some kind of special French sauce thing or something. Is there a Chipotle Garlic Mustard waiting to invade once the regular stuff has softened us up?
Maybe a filet of Asian Carp on a nice bed of kudzu with garlic mustard sauce.
Make that lionfish stuffed with longhorn beetles (ugh!).
Salt cedar-smoked Nutria and zebra mussels on pasta. There, that's better.
Posted by Daniel Kim on June 2,2011 | 05:01 PM
We always had carp in the creeks here in northern Ohio. We had a recipe for preparing them too. Prepare a blazing hardwood fire and let it burn down to embers. Nail the carp to a board and place in the embers. When the carp is done, pull out the nails, remove the carp, throw it away and eat the board.
Posted by Sue K on June 2,2011 | 03:24 PM
The carp are a danger to humans that wish to boat on the waters the carp inhabit. People have been knocked out of boats, received broken limbs from being attacked by these fish. Ok, maybe attacked is too strong a word, but I had one take aim at my son and saw them hitting other people in their boats. They jump when they hear/feel the vibrations made by the boats. I do not find them to be editable because they are very boney, but grind them up into a paste or some other useful product, by all means.
I love the Redneck fishing tournament and think this should be a weekly event where you get to take as many of those vicious fish as you can get. If you can't beat them or eat them, then fish them to extinction.
Posted by Shelley on June 1,2011 | 05:28 PM
You left out an invasive biggie -- Kudzu! It seems to be burying much of the southeast. There are a variety of ways to use it, including in food, for animal forage, and in crafts. Recipes include cooked greens, kudzu jelly, a thickener much like cornstarch or arrowroot, tea, quiche, casseroles.
Posted by MD Reser on June 1,2011 | 05:15 PM
Our dog likes to eat invasive species too. Crabgrass is her no.1 pick, but she refuses to move every time she finds an ailanthus sapling.
Great article!
Posted by sheila Callahan on May 30,2011 | 11:40 AM
This is one of the best articles about the invasivore movement that we have read- great work! We're definitely going to try to attend Pestival next year. We're always looking for new inspiration for our blog about consuming invasive species, http://invasivore.org.
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A Farewell to News
Today marks the end of my 135-week journey with The Sacramento Press. Here is my first and last editorial.
When I applied to be an intern for an online newspaper in September 2009, I never imagined it would lead me to being the editor-in-chief of anything.
In high school, I dreamed of being a writer for a newspaper or a magazine. In my college entrance exam, I wrote about how I wanted to make a difference through my writing. I wanted my voice to be heard.
I still remember when I interviewed for The Sacramento Press internship. I sat across from Ben Ilfeld and told him my goals of moving to New York to work for a major magazine. I told him I wanted to go to journalism school. Ben looked at me with a look of amusement and asked me what was wrong with Sacramento. I told him I wanted to get away from the small city and experience the "real world."
He told me journalism school was a waste of money. Back then, I thought he just didn't believe in "true" journalism – he didn't have the background or the training, so what did he know, anyway?
I was part of the first group of interns, and we wrote stories as best as we knew how. I felt like a saleswoman at times, emailing city employees and selling them a product that didn't exist yet. We sought out bloggers and asked them if they would write about Sacramento on a website and newspaper that hadn't yet launched.
A few weeks later, The Sacramento Press went live, and our intern articles were prominently featured on the front page of this cool new online newspaper. We were lucky if we could update the front page every three days with new content.
The Sac Press had a never-ending stash of Red Bulls and plenty of gadgets to keep the co-founders entertained – a pogo stick, a remote control blow-up ninja, Nerf dart guns and a robotic dog.
In January, I was hired as journalism support manager and began training interns and coordinating workshops.
As I've been cleaning out my emails this week, it reminded me just how many people I've met from working at Sac Press. My fiancé jokes that we can't go anywhere without seeing people I know, and 90 percent of the time I know them because of Sac Press.
I am most proud of the workshops I have helped to put together at Sac Press. We've hosted/took part in some 50-plus events, most of them being workshops. The collaboration was the most important part to me, and I am extremely grateful for the people we worked with in the very beginning who believed in us and who volunteered their time and knowledge to share with the community. (Ricardo Robles, Ronnie Ledesma, Jeff Marmins, Brandon Weber, Holly Heyser, Janna Marlies Maron, Jeff Louie.)
There are countless professors and media professionals who have given wonderful workshops at The Sacramento Press and I am deeply indebted to them. (Dianne Heimer, Doug Herndon, Molly Dugan, Clare Noonan, Max Whittaker, Sam Amick, Rick Kushman, JT Long, Jeffrey Callison and many others.)
Much of the time I've worked at Sac Press has been an uphill battle in gaining recognition and respect from both the Sacramento-area residents, but also the other media players in town.
A major breakthrough for me was when we hosted our first event with The Sacramento Bee. Our relationship with the Bee when we launched was not a friendly one.
We had to cancel one of our workshops early on because the Bee wouldn't let its writer teach the workshop. This kind of attitude continued when we reached out to do a media panel on the topic of paywalls and charging for content. However, after an in-person meeting, we were able to break down that wall, so to speak, and have since worked on two major events together.
There were two events in particular where I felt a major sense of accomplishment. Those two events brought together representatives from the Sacramento Business Journal, Sacramento Magazine, Midtown Monthly, KVIE, the Bee, Sactown Magazine, Capital Public Radio, the Sacramento News & Review and KCRA.
Seeing the competing media outlets in one room discussing journalism was an amazing feeling.
Much of what I've learned has been trial by error. I made mistakes of my own as a reporter, and I watched as interns made those same mistakes and I was the one apologizing on their behalf.
Being around Ben's and Geoff Samek's enthusiasm for Sacramento and for community journalism was infectious. You can't help but be inspired when you hear them talk about how much they love Sacramento and how empowered our community can be with reporting tools and a platform to commit acts of journalism.
I became editor-in-chief unexpectedly in September 2011 after being managing editor for about a year and a half. It was difficult seeing my colleague and boss, David Watts Barton, leave The Sacramento Press. I was excited to take on a new role but it was at that time that I started evaluating if this was really what I wanted.
It was around that time when I stopped enjoying the daily grind of news. It feels so good to get the scoop on a story, but the satisfaction quickly fades as another breaking development wipes out the previous story from everyone's ADD attention span.
I was in charge of the newsroom – everything that came in and out of it, which was an exciting challenge, but it began to wear on me. The news never stops, but Colleen does.
Tuesday nights were no longer Tuesday nights but a dreaded evening when I would be tied to my computer waiting for the City Council to vote on a report or duke it out over redistricting maps.
The repetitiveness of correcting it's to its in intern stories or fixing subject-pronoun disagreement was driving me up the wall.
And to think at one point I was seriously considering getting "news" tattooed on my wrist.
But in all seriousness, I do hold The Sacramento Press and journalism in a very special place in my heart.
I've been so impressed and amazed by the people I've met along the way. Working with community contributors, our reporters and our interns has been so rewarding. The Sacramento Press took a chance on me as an intern in bringing me on to write and encourage others to do the same.
My views on journalism and on Sacramento have changed tremendously since I've worked here. I no longer wish to move to New York or work for a magazine. I have grown to love Sacramento, and I plan to stay here and raise a family.
I'm no longer so concerned with hearing my own voice or being heard. It's ironic that my career path now involves working with those who can't hear.
I want to become a sign language interpreter – I want to give voice to others. And you could say that this desire to give voice to others has been cultivated at The Sacramento Press.
As I sign off for the final time as editor-in-chief, I want to thank the community of writers and readers who have supported this growing publication. The Sacramento Press would not be successful or relevant if it weren't for you.
The staff at The Sacramento Press are some of the most hardworking, dedicated and crazy (in a good way) people you'll ever meet. To really understand The Sacramento Press, you need to meet the people who keep it running day to day.
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Interested in Seeing Some Fashion From the 2011 MTV VMAs. Here Are Some of the Best Dressed Photos From the 2011 VMA Awards
The 2011 MTV Video Music Awards took place in Los Angeles on Sunday August 29, 2011. The MTV VMAs draw some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry.
For many, the highlight of the night is not the music, but MTV VMA red carpet fashion. As usual, dozens of celebrities strolled the red carpet, including Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj and others.
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Nero is a commercial CD/ DVD burning utility that is very popular in the Windows world. Today, most burners come with an OEM version of Nero, and this has helped Nero become the standard Windows application for burning CDs and DVDs. At the beginning of this year, a Linux version of Nero became available. When NeroLinux first appeared, we concluded that the tool was not up to the level of the Windows version. We recently took a look at NeroLinux 184.108.40.206 to see if Nero had gained some ground on its Windows counterpart. Buying Fuel You can now purchase NeroLINUX (Figure 1) without having a Windows license. For US$ 19.99 you can buy a serial number that converts the downloadable demo version from [1] into a full version. The downloadable demo gives Linux users enough time to test the burning abilities of NeroLINUX before they decide.
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SEASIDE, Calif- Police spotted a 300 pound black bear wandering in the Laguna Grande Park early Monday Morning. Officials say they killed the bear in a Seaside backyard because the bear was an "issue to public safety."
A cab driver spotted the bear roaming around Seaside early Monday morning near Laguna Grande. Seaside police received the call about the bear around 4:30 a.m. Monday. Officers found the bear on the Monterey side of Laguna Grande Park. Police from Monterey, Seaside and Del Rey Oaks were unable to contain the bear in the park.
After the bear escaped from the park, it walked 1.5 miles into a Seaside neighborhood on the 1100 block of Palm Avenue. The city used the emergency notification system to tell residents that there was a bear in their neighborhood.
Officers waited for Fish and Game to arrive, but continued to track the bear as it made its way through intersections and busy roads for about a mile. Then the bear made its way into nearby neighborhoods and started going through yards and jumping over fences.
Wildlife experts say the bear was likely looking for food. Fish and Game say bears don't have very good eyesight and rely on their nose to track and find food.
Tranquilizer darts were on the way to where the bear was, but Fish and Game got there a few minutes too late. Officers ended up shooting and killing the bear because they felt it was in the best interest of public safety.
Since it was so early in the morning police waited longer before they took action. If more people were around and in harms way they would have acted sooner, officers said.
Fish and Game says their options for saving the bear would have been corralling him out of the area of using tranquilizers. Wildlife experts say black bears are normally calm animals and the use of a gun is usually the last resort.
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When Layla and Bernice first met, they'd never heard the word "transgender." Back then, they thought of themselves as cross-dressers and frequented gay clubs together.
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There was nothing to say.
There was only the kiss.
For the first time in their twenty-year friendship, Bernice pressed her lips against Layla's. Layla went one step further, parting Bernice's teeth. Beyond its sheer strength, that tongue was warm and wet and soft as velvet.
Layla's kisses matched the vivacity of her character, but there was a delicacy to every moment that Bernice hadn't anticipated. Really, she never thought this day would come. She'd hoped to kiss Layla, dreamed of it, and now it was happening. Her unnamed wants all sprung to the surface, though she'd cast them aside in her hopeless hours. In the passion and tenderness of this kiss, Bernice saw her future. And it was beautiful.
As they stumbled to Rosanna's sofa, Bernice peeled the straps from Layla's shoulders, letting her skimpy dress fall to her waist. Without waiting, without asking permission, Bernice latched on to Layla's beckoning breasts.
Layla gasped when Bernice pressing both tits together. She'd spent so many lonely nights dreaming of this in bed, dreaming of the woman she loved. She loved. She switched nipples and Layla writhed against her face, moaning, "Yes Bebe, yes doll."
Bernice pressed her face to those beautiful breasts. Oh, they were so much softer than she'd imagined. She couldn't control herself, running her tongue from nipple to nipple, licking, sucking, biting, making Layla squeal.
Hiking up her skirt, Layla hooked her thumbs around her black gaff. Bernice's breath caught in her lungs. She backed off, giving the woman room to wriggle out of those tight-fitting undergarments. Her heart hammered as they slid down Layla's thighs.
"What's wrong, doll?" Layla's copper dress hung over her crotch as she kicked off her underwear. Bernice looked into her eyes and found them full of concern. "If it's too fast, or if you don't want to…"
"No." At her age, Bernice felt embarrassed admitting to her inexperience. "I'm nervous, if you can believe it. I've just… I've never done this before."
With a loving chuckle, Layla leaned forward to plant a kiss on Bernice's cheek. "You sound like a teenager."
"I know." Bernice smirked. "I guess that makes you a cradle-robber."
Layla rolled her eyes.
"Hardly." Laughing, she said, "You're older than I am."
"Don't remind me." Bernice gazed into the valley of Layla's thighs, and the darkness beyond. God, why was she so afraid? Maybe because Layla had been with so many men, women, people, who probably had university degrees in cocksucking. What did Bernice know about giving a blow job?
But Layla hadn't loved those other people. And she loved Bernice. That was the difference.
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Climate change is causing their Arctic hunting grounds to disappear -- right from under -- feet pushing them to the brink of extinction.
While inspired by the endangered species status of the polar -- journalists act Conger decided he wanted to seeing their plight.
For himself to impact of the Stanley moved to the Canadian Arctic to -- -- the polar -- capital of the world it turns out though.
He found out that the population is larger than ever before.
The author of never look a polar bear in the eyes act Unger joins us now from San Francisco -- warranty yeah.
Morning okay why should you never look a polar bear and you.
Well you know that this was that this was a piece of advice that my son got from a five year old who lives that there are polar bear country and -- if you.
If you look -- polar bear in the that pretty much means that you wanna fight and that.
My kids are pretty tough but I don't want them fighting polar bears until at least they're done with college.
What you do right behind polar bears she did not find.
A polar bear that was heading towards extinction -- Well you know what it it's kind of a funny story polar bears are there are more polar bears alive now than there were forty years ago and and that's because there was a global hunting -- in the early seventies and polar bear populations.
Exploded after that and that's not to say that global warming isn't real -- that polar bears aren't gonna have some trouble -- going forward.
But what's -- to me is that this is essentially a heartening -- piece of information that somehow haven't managed to pierce the public consciousness.
These -- you went there for yourself and found out let's look at the numbers in 1972 the estimates were 5000 to 20000 polar bear population 2013 2220.
So we you surprised because you are a believer in global warming were you surprised it sure found more polar bears.
We know that those early numbers are probably low and and estimates from fifty years ago aren't great but it but it is true that.
We can't look at one specific population of polar -- you've got to look at polar bears worldwide and some populations.
Are doing well and -- -- doing poorly and and every every kind of polar bear in different places they're gonna have to.
Adapt their lifestyle to the realities of of global warming -- -- -- at the moment there are many populations that are stable.
Yeah and speaking of adapting your lifestyle to Halloween up there where you live in Manitoba.
You getting the kids have to go out with armed guards because you never know there could be in the dark a polar bear.
-- you know Halloween is kind of a tricky time is cool where can you mean you take.
You take these kids who are basically like bite sized individually wrapped snacks repair and then you put him on the dark and you -- their pockets for what candidate and you know it's not really a recipe for safe Halloween so no every able bodied.
Every able bodied person and Churchill who knows how to handle a gun goes out there and get your back another is one -- for Halloween and Churchill and that is.
You can't just south of the princess or Ryder or anything way because.
You know there's a bunch of guys that reporters in the darkened eminent era as Darth Vader then -- Casper the ghost make sense that -- extra bucks more -- conference tournaments.
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