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Recipe: Potato soup with apples and brie cheese
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/healthy-recipes/NU00542
Dietitian's tip: Instead of heavy cream, this potato soup uses fat-free evaporated milk for its creamy base. This substitution alone cuts out 107 calories, 22 grams of fat and 77 milligrams of cholesterol a serving. This soup is an excellent source of potassium, calcium and vitamin C.
Serves 8
- 1 cup chopped yellow onion
- 1/4 cup sliced leeks (whites only)
- 4 large Granny Smith apples, cored, peeled and quartered, plus 1 Granny Smith apple, cored and sliced thinly, for garnish
- 2 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 3 cups fat-free evaporated milk
- 6 small potatoes, peeled and sliced
- 4 ounces brie cheese, cut into small cubes
Spray a soup pot with cooking spray. Add the onion, leeks and 4 of the 5 apples. Saute over medium heat until softened, 5 to 7 minutes. Add the chicken broth, bay leaf, and thyme. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low and simmer for about 15 minutes. Remove the bay leaf. Turn off heat and set the mixture aside.
While the broth mixture is cooking, combine the evaporated milk and potatoes in a separate saucepan. Cook over medium heat until the potatoes are tender, 15 to 20 minutes. Stir frequently. Pour the potato mixture into the soup pot. Stir to mix evenly.
In a blender or food processor, puree the soup in batches until smooth, adding the pieces of brie cheese while pureeing. Return the pureed batch to the soup pot and heat until warmed through. Ladle into individual bowls and garnish with thin slices of apple. Serve immediately.
Nutritional analysis per serving
Serving size: About 2 cups | |||
Calories | 248 | Sodium | 198 mg |
Total fat | 4 g | Total carbohydrate | 40 g |
Saturated fat | 3 g | Dietary fiber | 5 g |
Monounsaturated fat | 1 g | Protein | 13 g |
Cholesterol | 18 mg |
- USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 23. U.S. Department of Agriculture. http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search. Accessed Dec. 30, 2010.
- Recipe analysis: Nutritionist Pro, Axxya Systems, 2007 — analysis done Dec. 30, 2010. Jennifer Nelson


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Yahoo unveils timeline of failed Microsoft talks
Updated at 3:54 p.m. PDT with comments from institutional investor advisory services analyst on Yahoo's investor presentation materials.
Yahoo published on Monday its version of the details of the failed merger talks with Microsoft, as the Internet pioneer heads toward the frontlines of its proxy battle with investor activist Carl Icahn.
Yahoo, which wants its current nine-member board to be re-elected at its annual shareholders meeting on August 1 and is up against Icahn's dissident directors slate, is hoping to woo investors in its direction with a presentation filed with Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Our Hoilday schedule is tenativly as follows. We will be closed November 26th - 30th For Thanksgiving break and shutdown. The market will actually be open on Friday the 28th and we may have light staff in the Balzac office but manufacturing and shipping will be closed the entire break.
As for the Christmas break, the situation is simlilar. The market will be open Friday the 26th, however, goodcoffee operations will be closed from Dec. 24 - Dec 28th. We will close again on the 31sth for New years and will be out until we resume normal business on the following Monday. So please get your holiday orders in as soon as possible.
Christmas coffee notes: This year we do have a large number of Specialty Coffees in our Balzac Inventory that are not listed on our goodcoffee website, Please call us if you are looking for something special for the hoildays or if large gift orders are needed. We have a lot of Christmas packaging options and a good supply of Fair Trade/Organic and other unique specialty coffee ideas for the gifts as well.
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I have so much food and beverage news to share today that I thought I would lump it all together in one huge smorgasbord of a blog entry.
In this entry, you will find:
* A recipe for naan that you can make at home (at the request of blog reader Jay).
* A guide to beers that make perfect accompaniments to Thanksgiving dinner.
* A link to this week's E-Cast, The Roanoke Times' new entertainment Web cast, with an appearance by yours truly, who will wrestle with a pomegranate and drink some bubbly.
* A couple of extra soup recipes, as promised.
First up, the E-Cast. If you have not yet checked out this new endeavor by the crazy folks here at The RT, here's a peek at this week's version.
You'll see that the last item is me demonstrating the proper way to open a pomegranate. I've lately been obsessed with the sweet, beautiful seeds of the pomegranate. They are delicious as an addition to a garden salad, over ice cream, in a fruit salad, on cold cereal or just right out of hand. The way they pop in your mouth reminds me of a sweet version of caviar. In this video, I demonstrate a very easy and attractive holiday cocktail. Check it out.


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Bloggers and Reporters…Why We Need Both
Wednesday, July 27th, 2011Changes in the way we exchange information and a declining economy continue to hammer America's newspapers. It's these factors, and not a dislike for some one editorial position or another that explain the force reductions across the industry.
Regardless of attitudes towards the editorial policies of the daily press, the fact remains that professional news organizations staffed by professional journalists are our best, most reliable, source of major news stories. For all their alleged faults they are the only game in town.
(And what about network news programs? For the most part they seem to deliver information derived elsewhere. The exception of course are video photo-op 'late-breaking' stories of car crashes and fires. But the nature of the medium seems to preclude thoughtful, long-form features and backgrounders that we get in the print press.)
Bloggers would be hard pressed for the news they comment on if it weren't for the stories developed by their professional brethren. But at the same time bloggers have held the professionals' feet to the fire for not picking up on important, but ignored, stories.
As aggregators bloggers need stories to 'aggregate.' Nothing wrong with that. That function is important for bringing to the blogger's special audience stories that might have otherwise been missed.
As news gatherers and investigators reporters have decided advantages over bloggers. In what follows I understand that there are always exceptions that prove the rule.
One of the greatest is that they are employed. Bloggers often have other jobs or full time obligations. If they don't feel like writing, or haven't the time, or are writing incompetently, there is no editor or publisher threatening unemployment. You can't lay off someone who doesn't work for you.
Reporters (providing there's a benevolent nod from some assignment editor) have time to pursue an investigation or write a long-form feature. If they are short of ideas someone will surely 'suggest' that they get busy.
I believe that in journalism schools novice reporters are taught how to use all the public sources of information, and what they are…city agencies, public records like property reports, police reports, corporate records and so forth. There are lots of them. My guess is that bloggers are far from knowing them all.
Perhaps a reporter's biggest advantage is what I think of as an "Implied Authority to Ask Questions." The reporter can call someone, identify himself or herself as from The Daily Blatt and at least expect to be listened to. (No answers to questions guaranteed, of course.)
If he tells the interviewed source that the conversation is "off the record" or "on background" that source has at least a reasonable expectation of the conditions being honored. But call up a possible source and say, "Hello, I'm Joe Bloggs could you comment on…." click.
For the coverage of local events bloggers may have some advantages over reporters. For the most part they write about material they already know and are interested in. They probably have sources they trust and who trust them; general assignment reporters, coming new to a topic, may may not.
Carolyn's Community, and One Can a Week do an excellent job, as do our sports guys, Zoom Zoom Tucson, Comic Matters, Tucson Tails, and Views From Baja Arizona… to name only a few. (In my judgement Hugh Holub has provided the best coverage of the border in Southern Arizona.)
To round out the offerings we have enough cranky columnists and their annoyed commentators to satisfy just about any reader.
On a final note, we bloggers are expected to credit the material from which we quote. At least "A NY Times report says" and so on. The expectation doesn't always go both ways. Sometimes we're granted no more than "A local blog reports." Oh? And which blog is that, and what news source is it published in? Attribution should be a two way street.


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GENDER and RULE 63 and PROBLEMS
brace yourselves!! im gonna talk about some STUFF. im gonna write a huge-ass post about rule 63 because i have been seein some discussion about it but i want more! need more discussion. BEAR WITH ME. then tell me wat u think.
so ok: it seems like what RULE 63 colloquially refers to, 99.9% of the time, is basically taking either a boy character or a girl character and swapping them to the "opposite"* gender. yeah??
*opposite??!! hmmmmm that doesnt sound right, lets come back to that later
i will demonstrate with this homestuck character:
thats the general idea right?? you might refer to it as "genderswapping" or "genderbending" or a word with gender in it, because the idea is that karkat is a boy, but on this bizarro flipside mirrorverse hes a girl.
thats not quite right! if all we did was swap out karkats gender, it would look something like this:
actually, the redesign process referred to as RULE 63 swaps out A LOT OF THINGS. things that are assumed to go hand in hand with gender, such as: sex, assigned sex at birth, pronouns, presentation, name, sexual orientation, etc. etc. etc.
thusly, "gender___" doesn't describe the process very well at all!! there's a lot more that typically goes on here.
(side note: the above is is [thankfully] not how everyone would rule63 a character, im just using it as an example of how i see it done 99.9% of the time)
pretty much THE ENTIRE CONCEPT OF RULE 63, as it is employed in most cases, relies on some age-old widely-upheld highly-problematic tropes/assumptions/stereotypes, such as that:
- theres only really the two genders (man vs. woman)
- they exist as opposites like night and day
- DITTO for pronoun sets (he vs. she), presentations (masculine vs. feminine), etc.
- certain characteristics (clothes, body parts, names, whatever) are necessarily gendered… for example: a skirt indicates ladyhood; a mustache indicates dudeliness; etc.
none of those things are true, but the idea of genderbendswitchswaps and many of its applications are based upon them.
so what are u sayin cadaverousculottes? nobody can ever draw a cute girl karkat with a skirt because its too binarist???
no way thats not what im saying at all!! by all means play upon these established stereotypes in your character redesigns all up and down the road. pls interpret Girl Karkat any way that makes you happy, especially if its cute or funny or even empowering.
but at the same time maybe consider mixing it up a little! like i dont know change sollux's gender to "androgyne" and make up a fashion sense to match. or several fashion senses. or draw what you think uranianUmbra looks like and then draw what you think she would look like if she was neutrois (or if she wasnt, whos to say she isnt??). or draw boy kanaya but keep the skirt. or take your "____ is ____ and was assigned ____ at birth" headcanon and turn it flipways. or write several different sexes and genders and pronoun sets and styles of dress and demeanor and body types and names of homestuck characters on the sides of several different dice and roll them and draw what that gives you.
or maybe dont do any of these things. its up to you rly. no one persons karkette design is better or more canon than anyone elses. (none of them are canon as it turns out….) just remember that these FEATURES COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH GENDER dont always "line up" or "match" the way they're "supposed to" in real life and they dont have to in your rule 63 designs either :)
ANYWAY if anyone actually read all that pls let me know if i have faltered in my logic somewhere, or what ur thoughts are. thx!!!
help this is a really good post im going to start crying
Where's the Song of Fire and Ice 63, y'all? I can't draw so I need someone to do a boy-Daenerys stat.
I'm not all that familiar with ASoIaF, but maybe one of our followers is? Don't forget to submit! :D
all this talk about the use of the term "genderbend/genderswap"
makes me think it'd be really really cool if there was rule 63 art/fic of a character being non-binary
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[baby gifts]:: 10 reasons to shop at the local farmer's market
7 comments:
- cityhippyfarmgirl said...
I adore farmers markets. Nothing better than spending a morning at the markets, getting everything I need and having a chat with the stall holders. Some fairtrade coffee, locally grown walnuts, and locally grown veges later and I was a happy woman
- August 26, 2010 at 6:13 AM
- angelina said...
mmm go locals !x
- August 26, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- dixiebelle said...
Oh, I didn't get to say Congratulations yet, and love that name!
Great list Emma, I love local Farmers Markets...
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- manda said...
thank goodness for farmers markets and more importantly, farmers..especially organic ones xo
- August 26, 2010 at 4:25 PM
- Little Ted Canvas said...
Love a farmers market!
- August 26, 2010 at 7:58 PM
- Sarah Stewart said...
Congratulations - enjoy the babymoon. x
- August 26, 2010 at 10:01 PM
- Nadiah said...
Thank you for that list, that's really useful.
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As long as I was in Cincinnati and could not find WKRP, I thought that I would just take this bank home with me. These people clearly aren't using the money properly anyway…
It took me about 10 minutes to take this picture because apparently I'm not completely over my fear of heights. The building that I am "grabbing" by the way, is 35 stories high and I was intimidated regardless of the nipple high railing keeping me safe on the Carew Tower.
There is a thought amongst psychologists that it isn't so much the fear of falling as the fear that we will intentionally throw ourselves off due to lack of impulse control. Fuck me I'm glad I no longer indulge in LSD.
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Top 5 things to do and see at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show
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Ten years later, I couldn't help but feel the same rush of emotions as I walked around with my mouth hanging slightly open trying to take it all in.
Cobo Center will be open to the public Jan. 19-26 and you can purchase tickets ahead of time at the NAIAS website.
Here's my guide to experiencing the best of this year's show.
Related: Four different itineraries for visiting Detroit and the 2013 Auto Show
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This might seem like low-hanging fruit, but it really is the first thing you have to do at the show. While it's impressive to see the new models that will be available in 2013, you also could go to any old auto dealership to do that.
Concept cars are not vehicles you will see on the road any time soon. Some are merely shells, while some come decked out with bells and whistles that are not practical to put in standard models.
"What you are about to see is not set in stone," Hyundai's presenter said during the unveiling of their concept car during the media preview.
"It is a spiritual guide for what will be the next generation of the Genesis."
Those spiritual guides range from breathtaking to head-scratching, but always leave much to the imagination.
2. Check out the local products
While the NAIAS may be held in Detroit, that does not mean Washtenaw County doesn't have a strong presence. While you're at the show make sure to check out the cars and parts designed right here in your own backyard.
If you stop by the Toyota display, it will be tough to miss the new 2013 Avalon, designed and engineered at the Toyota Technical Centers in York and Ann Arbor Townships. Local engineers also completed the Rav 4's electric overhaul, working on the powertrain with engineers from Tesla Motors.
In the Ford area, make sure you peek under the hood of the new electric vehicles and hybrids. The company's Rawsonville plant, located in Ypsilanti Township, has been helping fuel Ford's battery-powered cars since 2010.
"All of the batteries we use in our C-Max, Fusion, and Focus hybrid or electric vehicles come from Rawsonville," chief engineer John Davis said.
At Hyundai and Kia, make sure you tinker with the brand new navigation and audio systems. They were designed at the Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center. The center has been focusing on making user experience with the technologies more integrated and less distracting as you drive.
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Honestly, this one might go at the top of my list. One of the few details I remember well from my eighth-grade trip to the show was racing one of my friends in a Mini-Cooper simulator.
I could go on about how much fun NAIAS is for the young (and young at heart!) but I simply will say the simulator at Ford and the hands-free driving game at Toyota were very exciting. I'm sure there were more games I didn't find, but I was there for work.
Check out this video of the Ford simulator, then try it yourself when you visit the show:
4. Go green
While at the show this year, make sure you pay attention to the green initiatives being pushed by nearly every company on the floor. It's no secret that cars are being asked to go further on less gas, but there are even a few companies showing off bikes they designed that "harness the technology" of their hybrid models.
I'm not entirely certain how the bikes work, and I don't recommend trying to ride off on one, but they are indicative of a focus throughout the show on cutting emissions and raising gas mileage.
Of course, some people are still not entirely convinced electric cars can do everything their gas-powered relatives can. While it won't necessarily show off top-end speed or acceleration, there is a "DriveGreen Experience," provided by Japanese company Aisin, in the basement of Cobo. Skeptics and joyriders alike can take a brief ride-along in an electric car.
5. Get outside the hall
The auto show is amazing, but unless you're a car junkie who needs to know the specs of every vehicle, it will not take up your entire day. If you're going to schlep to Detroit, why not spend your remaining time there checking out a part of the city you haven't seen before?
We have a few Detroit experts in the AnnArbor.com newsroom, so I turned to them for tips on what's new, exciting, or just plain fun to do in the city.
Ypsilanti reporter Katrease Stafford said she would simply walk over to Campus Martius Park. Located just a few blocks from Cobo, the park has an outdoor ice skating rink in the winter with a cute cafe right near by.
Our community engagement specialist Kyle Mattson recommends checking out the Belle Isle Aquarium. Just a quick 10-minute drive from NAIAS, the aquarium re-opened in August 2012. Until its closing in 2005, it was the oldest continuously operating public aquarium in North America.
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Guardian Roundtable on IPCC
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- Malcolm said...
Lets be robust and frank about this.
The AGW advocates are cr@pp!ing themselves over the scandals that have enveloped climate science and climate change policy.......and to think this was entirely preventable.
Who now has the where-with-all and the stomach to clean up this mess? - Thu Feb 04, 02:49:00 AM MST
- Geckko said...
I beg to differ Roger, but that is one long table populated on one side only.
Activists, environmental journalists and industry insiders and funded academics in the social sciences who just want to "get on with the policy" (surprise surprise).
The Grauniad is heaping more and more disrepute on itself with this latest transparent partisan approach to climate change. - Thu Feb 04, 02:59:00 AM MST
- eric144 said...
Morning Roger, welcome to Greenwich Mean Time.
Excellent, professional contribution to the debate. Nice use of the word 'denial'.
As a non professional, with no academic standing, and no access to the corporate media, I wrote the following in another thread. The 'transfer' referred to being carbon credits/trading.
I believe the proposition put forward by the corporate media that trillions of dollars should be transferred from honest human beings to the corporate sector, due to potentially dangerous AGW, is fraudulent. In the sense that the scientific case has not been made. - Thu Feb 04, 03:52:00 AM MST
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Guardian coverage of the debate is oil industry sponsored, sub tabloid propaganda.
They are running a series whitewashing the CRU crimes at the moment, written by Fred Pearce.
They censored my link to Doug Keenan's peer reviewed report of the Chinese UHI scandal, which actually ended up in court, and banned me for reposting it.
The Fraud Allegation Against Wei-Chyung Wang
One of the main studies cited by the report to justify that conclusion substantially relies on the claims that Wang fabricated—indeed, Wang is a co-author of the study.The study is authored by Jones et al. (1990). It treats not only China (where Wangwas responsible for supplying the data), but also Russia and Australia (where Wanghad no responsibility). The regions of Russia and Australia are not considered here,but there is some evidence that they too are problematic.4
http://www.informath.org/pubs/EnE07a.pdf - Thu Feb 04, 03:57:00 AM MST
- Craig said...
I got the most from Pielke, Highfield, and Tol.
Perhaps the scientific panel (new name and new players needed) should be decoupled from the politics of the UN. - Thu Feb 04, 08:52:00 AM MST


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Breakfast invaded dinner a long time ago — now stuffed mushrooms are moving into the a.m.! This is one tasty takeover…
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- 2 large portabella mushrooms, stems chopped and reserved
- 2 slices center-cut bacon or turkey bacon
- 1 cup fat-free liquid egg substitute (like Egg Beaters Original)
- 1 tsp. dried minced onion
- 1/4 tsp. chopped garlic
- 1/8 tsp. salt
- Dash black pepper
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- 1/4 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- Optional topping: chopped chives
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- Bring a skillet sprayed with nonstick spray to medium heat. Cook and stir chopped mushroom stems until softened, 3 – 4 minutes. Add egg mixture and scramble until fully cooked, 3 – 4 minutes.
- Break bacon and cheese wedge into pieces and add to the skillet. Continue to scramble until cheese has melted and is evenly mixed, about 1 minute.
- Blot away excess moisture from mushroom caps. Divide egg mixture between the caps and sprinkle with shredded cheese. Bake until shredded cheese has melted, 2 – 3 minutes. Eat!
PER SERVING (1/2 of recipe, 1 large mushroom):
Calories: 174
Fat: 6g
Sodium: 732mg
Carbs: 7.5g
Fiber: 1g
Sugars: 3.5g
Protein: 21g
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Hancock, North Peak and South Peak Climber's Log
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andrew hemmerling | done Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2013 | |
Not much of a view, but peaceful. | ||
Posted Sep 5, 2013 11:17 am |
JRaphaelson | Route Climbed: Hancock Trails Date Climbed: Nov 25, 2012 | |
Enjoyable winter hike, got really cold on the top, but the views were great. | ||
Posted Nov 25, 2012 6:58 pm |
Flanders | Wet but serene Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2012 | |
Was a great hike; summits afforded no views but great little streams and in fall colors the canopy was awesome. | ||
Posted Oct 17, 2012 9:29 pm |
Brian Jenkins | Twofer Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2012 | |
Climbed on a wet day. Shared the trail with two girls and their dog. They climbed faster and had one more 4000er to go to hit all of them. We did North first, then South. Not a bad day. | ||
Posted Oct 8, 2012 12:34 am |
ape | Trail can be hard to follow Date Climbed: May 28, 2012 | |
Went with a friend. We had trouble following the trail at the second or third river crossing; ended up following herd paths to unofficial camp sites instead of the main trial. After that, it was very fun and very steep. Felt great to dip my head in the river on the way back. | ||
Posted Jun 21, 2012 4:46 pm |
MelNino | #9, #10 Date Climbed: Oct 11, 2011 | |
Lovely hikes! Took N Peak up, S peak down. I loved the trail between the peaks. | ||
Posted Oct 16, 2011 9:50 pm |
LDuszer | nice view of the osceolas Date Climbed: Jul 2, 2011 | |
I did this as a loop, doing South Hancock first so I would have a better view at the second summit. The clouds cleared, and I could see the Osceolas quite well. | ||
Posted Jul 9, 2011 4:11 pm |
Kristin5berry | first winter hike 2010 Date Climbed: Nov 21, 2010 | |
good times, new friend | ||
Posted Feb 10, 2011 5:40 am |
mmcguigan | Wonderful Date Climbed: Dec 16, 2010 | |
Both peaks via the Hancock Loop Trail. | ||
Posted Dec 27, 2010 11:42 am |
TinMan61 | Great Hike Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2010 | |
The approach trails were fabulous. The bugs were kept to a minimum by the breeze, the sun had dried out most of the mud and the open glades and brook crossings are what a hike should be. The actual climb itself is short and challenging both, especially the climb back down. | ||
Posted Jun 29, 2010 5:56 am |
Grampahawk | Knocked 'em off the list Date Climbed: Nov 10, 2009 | |
I've been leaving some of the peaks that don't have great views toward the end of my list. But the weather was great for November- 40 degrees, sunny, and no wind so it was a nice hike. | ||
Posted Nov 8, 2009 4:41 pm |
iditarod81 | Did this at sunset. Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2007 | |
Awesome glow on the rocks. | ||
Posted Jun 29, 2009 2:25 pm |
TLP | North and South double shot Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2008 | |
I took the Hancock Notch Trail to the Cedar Brook Trail to the loop trail, going up the North Peak first, then over to the South Peak, where I stuck my foot in a huge mud puddle. I think I drove straight to the trailhead from NJ, and then went back to NJ after I was done to go to work. That's hardcore. | ||
Posted Jan 3, 2009 4:04 pm |
Tahawus | Hancock, North Peak and South Peak Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2007 | |
Climbed via the Hancock Loop Trail from the Kangcamagus Highway. A very plesant summer hike even in nearly 80 degree temptures. There was a big group on Hancock's summit ledge so there wasn't even a place to sit down. Found more solitude on South Peak. | ||
Posted Aug 12, 2008 4:31 pm |
nartreb | rainy day Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2008 | |
After a good dousing just before noon, enjoyed a foggy but rain-free walk in the woods. Weather kept the crowds to a minimum, but there were a couple of big groups. Returned to car just before a big deluge. Approach trails were a lovely stroll, the brook is wide enough to create a couple of small meadows full of flowers and birds. Got a bit nervous when the trail approached the slide, thinking the trail would go up it, which would have been interesting in the wet and slippery conditions. Will have to return and try the slide some (dry) day. I went up the north side and down the south, and was happy with that choice: lots of big stone and log steps on the north, which would have been jarring to descend. Lots of maintenance evident on the loop trail, but a lot of it was ineffective: logs directly across the trail that made no provision for runoff, and are already being undermined. Some mud holes on the ridge could use new log bridges too. | ||
Posted Aug 3, 2008 12:01 pm |
syzygy | South Side Still Snowy Date Climbed: May 18, 2008 | |
Hiked in and camped just above Cedar Brook trail. Great soft camping up there. Next day summited via the South Peak first. The trail up had deep enough snow that we post-holed yet the terrain was bad enough that snowshoes weren't really a great option either. Trip between summits was also frustrating as it alternated between snow and not snow on the trail. Here snowshoes did help, though switching frequently was obnoxious. The trail down the North side was nearly free from snow. We were glad our choice of routes worked out so well. | ||
Posted May 25, 2008 11:11 pm |
eric-griz | Fell in creek on way up Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2001 | |
A warm October day. It's a good thing it was warm too, since I slipped and fell into a creek on the way up. | ||
Posted Dec 1, 2007 10:09 am |
dirth | Morning Loop Hike Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2007 | |
Started hiking around 8:30 from the Kanc. Followed the typical "loop trail". 1:30 from the parking lot to the North peak. 25 minutes across to the South peak. 1:20 back to the parking lot. Done and driving home by 11:45 am. Very peaceful hike, the stream crossings are nice and there were great views south from the North peak. | ||
Posted Sep 6, 2007 2:43 pm |
giggy | arrow slide | |
hiked most of arrow slide - very wet trashed off due to too fecking slippery. went back trail and went over the 2 bumps. very nice hike. | ||
Posted Jul 6, 2007 2:52 pm |
woodstrider | Backpack to Peakbag Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2002 | |
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public transportationOct 3, 201220Is there a way to get from Jacksonville airport to either St. Augustine or Daytona by train or bus? I'm travelling to Palm Coast.vyjpposted on Sun, Jun 3The information desk at JAX near the baggage claim area handles all transportation inquiries. The AirJTA Express bus CT3 (904-630-3100 or visit jtafla.com) connects the Airport with downtown Jacksonville for connecting transportation. You can also contact Jacksonville Transportation Authority at 904-630-3100.sujun12posted on Sun, Jun 3
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Ford Gets Deal To Sell Climate Control Business
October 29, 2012 10:05 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsFord is selling a climate control business to a joint venture owned by a French auto supplier and a former member of the Detroit Pistons. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal marks the last of the Dearborn, Mich.-based automaker's Automotive Components Holdings LLC businesses to be sold. Ford created ACH in 2005 when it took back 17 facilities from Visteon Corp.
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Hawker Beechcraft Sale To Chinese Firm Collapses
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October 17, 2012 2:27 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsMisumi Group Inc. said Wednesday it will buy out Dayton Progress Corp., the largest U.S. mold maker, and the components business of Anchor Danly Co. for a total of $200 million. The Japanese precision parts supplier reached an agreement on the 15.6 billion yen deal with U.S. private equity fund Connell Limited Partnership of Boston, which currently owns Dayton and Danly's components business.
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October 17, 2012 2:24 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsASML Holding NV, the biggest supplier of equipment to semiconductor manufacturers, has offered to buy Cymer Inc. of the U.S. for around $2.55 billion in cash and shares. Cymer's technology makes focused beams of light. ASML uses such beams in machines to trace out the circuits of computer chips: ASML is a key supplier for the biggest chipmakers, including Intel Corp., Samsung Inc. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
Microsoft, Manufacturing Partners Become 'Frenemies'
October 17, 2012 10:29 am | by Ryan Nakashima, AP Business Writer | News | CommentsWith the launch of its tablet, Microsoft is becoming a genuine "frenemy" — part friend, part enemy — to its longtime manufacturing partners. Since its founding 37 years ago, the company has had an understanding with makers of computer hardware: Microsoft creates software.
Hillenbrand To Buy German Firm For $300M
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United Tech Selling Power Systems Unit For $400M
October 16, 2012 10:21 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsUnited Technologies Corp. said Tuesday it has agreed to sell the electric power systems business it inherited from Goodrich Corp. for $400 million to Safran SA, a French aerospace manufacturer. The U.S. Justice Department had required the sale of the business as a condition for clearing United Technologies' $18.4 billion purchase of Goodrich.
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October 9, 2012 2:02 pm | by PwC | News | CommentsThe expansion of the shale gas market could potentially drive significant benefits to the U.S. chemicals industry, including decreased raw material and energy costs, according to a new report by PwC. Another recent PwC report estimated that the potential impact of shale gas on U.S. manufacturing could enable U.S. manufacturers to lower their raw materials and energy costs as much as $11.6B annually by 2025.
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October 9, 2012 10:30 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsThe plane that was formally delivered to Air India in a ceremony last week flew out of the Charleston International Airport on Monday. The plane is the first assembled at the Boeing assembly plant in North Charleston that opened more than a year ago. The plane, the 28th 787 manufactured by Boeing, made its maiden test flight over the Atlantic Ocean last spring.
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One of my goals academically, is to complete The Series of Unfortunate Events. Instead of watching TV, I will just go to my room and read. This will be completed by the end of the semester. My goal spiritually, is just to pray more often. Whenever I am alone, I will pray to God. This will be completed before my church retreat. Finally, my social goal is to become friends with kids I don't know. I will simply start a conversation with someone. This will be completed by the end of the semester.
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In the 1995 NBA Championship Finals, the New York Knicks played the Indiana Pacers. In game 7, the Pacers were down by 2 points with 18.7 seconds to play. Reggie Miller got the inbounds pass and hit a turn-a-round 3 pointer. Then the Knicks threw the inbounds pass but it was deflected. Reggie Miller got the ball went to the 3-point line and shot another 3 pointer. Reggie Miller had won the NBA Championship Finals for the Indiana Pacers.
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I think that we should expect professional athletes to be good role models and not just judge them by their athletic ability. Now, in professional sports, an athlete should have great athletic abilities, but that is not how we should judge them. Even if one player on a professional team is not the best at that sport, they can be encouraging and inspiring to the other athletes and that can change a team instantly.
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In The Girl Who Spelled Freedom, Linn Yang overcomes a great challenge. Linn Yang is a little girl who has come from Cambodia with her family of 7 (including Linn). The Thrash's decide to take in and care for this family of 7. Even though no one in the Yang family speaks English, Linn and her siblings go to elementary school. After 4 years, Linn is able to speak English so fluently; she competes in a county spelling bee…and wins! In the end, Linn and her family get settled in their new home, and are so grateful for the Thrash family.
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Once there was a boy, and he loved football. He loved to play football, he loved to watch football, and he loved to talk about football. He even had his own team on fantasy football. His name was Tim. Tim was a pretty cool guy. He had many friends. Did very well in school. And was a great athlete.
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The FVRD is located in a confined airshed that is susceptible to the build up of contaminants that have a negative impact on human health, visibility and the environment. Under the direction of the FVRD Board's Environment Committee, the Planning Department oversees an air quality program designed to reduce emissions and improve local air quality. A new Air Quality Management Plan will be completed in 2010. For more information about local air quality issues, click on the "Air Quality Matters" link to the right.
Information gathered from the region's air quality monitoring stations is used to identify air quality issues and generate options for future air quality policy and management strategies. The FVRD works collaboratively with Metro Vancouver on monitoring the Fraser Valley's air quality. Currently, air quality is regulated by the Ministry of Environment, but the Fraser Valley Regional District is working towards acquiring regulatory authority over its airshed and the ability to implement Metro Vancouver air quality standards.
If you have concerns about outdoor burning in rural areas please contact the Ministry of Forests and Range. Enquiries regarding air quality regulation can be directed to the Ministry of Environment.
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BLOOMFIELD, IOWA -- Coming up this Saturday is the 11th annual Bluegrass Show in Bloomfield.
This will be the 11th year that the show is being held at the Iowa Theater.
The show will feature the likes of three bluegrass bands, one being from Davis County called Bluegrass Addiction.
And it's all about family fun this Saturday.
"This is kind of a grassroots kind of thing and that's what I love about bluegrass music is that it's really about family and it's really about bringing people together to share a common bond. And our music association is a non-profit organization and so we really want to encourage people to check out our website and read about what we do," said Lori King, Bluegrass Addiction.
Doors open at 6 p.m. on Saturday and the show will begin at 7. It will be three hours of entertainment and there will also be vendors present.