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RFS Reform Act proposal would eliminate biofuels mandate
Legislation was proposed Wednesday by four U.S. Congressmen that would ease what they believe are the impacts of the ethanol mandate "and protect consumers, energy producers, livestock producers, food manufacturers, retailers and the U.S. economy."
The Renewable Fuel Standard Reform Act, introduced by Reps. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), Jim Costa (D-Calif.), Steve Womack (R-Ark.) and Peter Welch (D-Vt.), would eliminate the biofuels mandate, beginning in 2014, and rescind the requirements of blending up to 15 percent ethanol into the fuel supply. The proposal would prohibit corn-based ethanol from being used to meet the RFS, and reduce the total size of the RFS by 42 percent over the next nine years.
A coalition of 13 food groups expressed support for the proposed legislation which they believe will protect food makers and consumers from unnecessary food price increases.
Grocery Manufacturers Association president and CEO Pamela G. Bailey, said, "Americans need responsible energy policy solutions that do not pit our nation's energy needs against food security for millions of families. GMA applauds Reps. Goodlatte, Costa, Welch and Womack for taking an important step towards reforming the ill-conceived food-for-fuels policies that are driving up the cost of food for consumers when they can least afford it."
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) and the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) also issued a statement in support of the legislation.
"Cattlemen and women are self-reliant, but in order to maintain that we cannot be asked to compete with federal mandates like the Renewable Fuels Standard for the limited supply of feed grains," said NCBA Policy vice-chair Craig Uden, an Elwood, Neb., cattle feeder. "In light of the worst drought to hit our country in over 50 years and the ever increasing renewable mandates, we are seeing many of our members not only failing to profit, but taking a loss."
NPPC President Randy Spronk, a pork producer from Edgerton, Minn., said, "It is clear, when EPA is unable to provide even a temporary waiver of the RFS during the worst drought in 70 years to assure adequate feed and food supplies, that something is broken and needs to be fixed. We applaud Congress, and especially Congressmen Goodlatte, Costa, Womack and Welch, for beginning this long overdue conversation on the RFS and for offering reasonable solutions to address problems associated with that mandate. We need to reform the RFS."
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check the meat price spreads at ERS Meat Price Spreads and ask why it takes asmucht to retail a fed beef animal and twice as much for a butcher hog . The Cheap Corn Coalition does not want to discuss this.
lets see if I understand this right - now that the American and world farmers have adjusted to the increased demand for corn the rug is going to be pulled out from under us again. this year we will produce enough corn to push prices down into the $4 range possibly lower. additionally world farmers are significantly increasing production of corn which will decrease our export market. Guess what prices will go down some more. Meanwhile the oil industry will reap big profits, our investment in a more flexible fuel supply will be wasted, DDG's will be hard to come by and farmers will be in trouble again with land price cashes and rural community problems. lets not crucify those that expanded production to meet demand(however created whether you agree on ho it was done or not). By the way I raise and feedout cattle and guess what I have made money throughout the ethanol expansion. I adjusted to the change. So the farmer takes it on the chin again for doing what the market is demanding only to have "special interests " with government pull stack the deck against us one more time.
Having the government stop farmfare isn't exactly stacking the deck against us, it is returning to it's proper neutral role. I for one would be happy to have lower feed costs resulting from using feed for food, not fuel.
you most not know what co-products or DDG's are.
Yo Samboy, if the by-products were worth much then the price of grain would not have sky rocketed!
Lee, if you had your head out of your ass you would realize that WDG are actually worth more than the corn itself on a pound for pound basis. Hence, the reason that they are costing us cattle feeders 100% the price of corn adjusted back to a dry matter basis. Cattle feeders in the corn belt have never had it so good. The benefits of the ethanol industry far outweigh the drawbacks. Those that cuss and deride the ethanol industry are only to lay the blame of their inadequacies on others......Hm, that sounds like a Democrat's behavior!!!
Unfortunately, the article completely fails to incorporate info on the damage ethanol causes to engine components, which no doubt results in tens of millions of dollars in cost a year to business' and the public.
In April 2012, the nationwide average price of gasoline (10% ethanol) was $3.89. E-85 (85% ethanol) was $4.90 when adjusted for the lower energy produced compared to gasoline. Liberals bash oil companies when the price of gasoline increases, but say nothing about even higher ethanol prices. newsandopinions dot net
Kirk, Lee was actually correct. What you are not accounting for is that it takes more than a pound of corn to make a pound of DDG. We produce more grain than ever before and have fewer cattle by a wide margin. Even so, feed prices have gone sky high because so much less of the grain ends up being used for feed.
Agreed. Next time the Feds try to foist another idiotic mandate on growers it should be fought tooth and nail. Nothing the government touches can succeed or be sustained in the end. I feel for those who adjusted, but it is simply unsustainable and nothing more than subsidized waste.
Where was the Grocery Manufacturers Association a few years ago when Kraft and Kellog's almost doubled the price of cheese and cereal because of high commodity prices and NEVER reduced their price back down when milk and wheat prices fell! Were they in front of legislators then? Who is keeping the profits from then till now?
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Garlic-Roasted Green Beans with Shallots and Almonds
(Makes 4 servings, slightly adapted from Fine Cooking Annual.)
1 lb. fresh green beans (thin beans preferred, but any type will work)
6 shallots, peeled, and cut into thin slivers
5 large cloves garlic, peeled and cut into thin slices
2 T olive oil (original recipe called for 3, but I thought 2 was plenty)
1 tsp. salt (or less)
fresh ground black pepper
1/4 cup flat leaf parsley, very finely chopped
1/4 cup almonds, chopped (I used sliced almonds and only slightly chopped them)
1 tsp. lemon zest
Trim ends from green beans. If using thin, long beans, cut in half crosswise into pieces about 2 inches long. Peel and cut shallots and garlic, then place with beans in plastic bowl. Add olive oil, salt, and pepper, and use a wooden spoon to toss until beans, shallots, and garlic are well coated with oil.
Spray roasting pan with nonstick spray or mist with olive oil, then arrange the vegetables in a single layer. (I like to cover the pan with foil, then spray the foil for even easier clean-up.) Roast 12-15 minutes for thin beans, or slightly longer for regular beans, until beans are slightly shriveled, and shallots and garlic are lightly browned.
While beans cook, toss together chopped parsley, chopped almonds and lemon zest. When beans are done, toss hot beans with parsley/lemon/almond mixture and serve immediately.
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This is a perfect side dish for any phase of the South Beach Diet.
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Females will be well represented in the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup Saturday. Miss Match, a 6-year-old mare, seeks to become the first distaffer in 43 years to win the Grade I stake at 1 ¼ miles on Cushion Track.
Jockey Chantal Sutherland, who became the first female jockey to win the Santa Anita Handicap on Game On Dude in March, tries to become the first female rider to win the coveted Gold Cup in its 72nd running.
Sutherland, a 35-year-old Canadian native, is seventh in the standings with 19 wins at the current meet.
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, a two-time Gold Cup winners, will send out a duo of "Dudes," Game On Dude with Sutherland and First Dude with Martin Garcia.
The Dudes worked six furlongs in tandem here Sunday morning, First Dude in 1:11.60 under Garcia and Game On Dude in 1:12.20 with exercise rider Gaetano Chapparo.
"The Dudes worked very well; they're ready," said Baffert. "We're going to put Game On Dude on the lead. A mile and a quarter is no problem for him. The distance should not be a problem for First Dude either. He's like Shaq (Shaquille O'Neill), a big intimidating horse."
John O'Donoghue, assistant to Hall of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale, confirmed that Miss Match would tackle the boys in the Gold Cup. "She loves the distance," explained O'Donoghue of the decision. "And she's in good form now, coming off a good run."
The Argentine-bred mare comes off a strong third-place finish in the Vanity Handicap at 1 1/8 miles June 18, beaten by three-quarters of a length.
Victorious in six of 22 starts for earnings of $606,614, Miss Match won the Group I Argentine Oaks at 1 ¼ miles in her native land in 2008.
The last female to win the Gold Cup was Princessnesian in 1968, joining Happy Issue in 1944 and Two Lea in 1952.
The last female to start in the Gold Cup, Life Is Sweet, finished third in
A field of eight to eleven is shaping up. Probable are Californian Stakes winner Twirling Candy (Joel Rosario), Californian runner-up Setsuko (Victor Espinoza), Game On Dude (Sutherland), First Dude (Garcia), Miss Match (Alonso Quinonez), Kentucky invader Dark Cove (Rafael Bejarano) and the Paddy Gallagher-trained duo of Soul Candy (Garrett Gomez) and Aggie Engineer.
California Cup Classic winner Soul Candy worked six furlongs in 1:15.40 and Native Diver Handicap winner Aggie Engineer drilled seven furlongs in 1:26.20 for Gallagher.
Possible are defending champion Awesome Gem, grass star Acclamation and Jeranimo. Vanity winner Blind Luck was also nominated and is considered remotely possible.
Don Warren, trainer of Acclamation, said a decision would be reached this week on the 5-year-old, a two-time winner of both the Jim Murray and Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicaps on turf.
"He worked very well at Hollywood Park last week (seven furlongs in 1:25.20 on Cushion Track June 28)," said Warren from his Santa Anita base. "He will work again at Santa Anita in the next couple of days before we decide. It's just a matter of deciding whether we want to take him off turf, where he has been doing so well. We want to do what's best for the horse."
Awesome Gem, an 8-year-old gelding with more than $2.5-million in earnings, finished second in the Cornhusker Handicap at Prairie Meadows in Iowa on June 25. "I'm not sure yet," said trainer Craig Dollase on running the veteran back so quickly. "I've got until Wednesday (entry day)."
Trainer Mike Pender was pleased with a four-fulong work in 48.60 here Sunday by Jeranimo, a Grade II winner on synthetic and turf. "He had a snappy drill, but we're still on the fence," said Pender.
Twirling Candy, victorious in seven of nine starts, will try to make amends for a fifth-place finish as the favorite in the roughly run Santa Anita Handicap, his only outing at 1 ¼ miles.
"A mile and a quarter should be no problem," said trainer John Sadler confidently after the 4-year-old colt worked seven furlongs in 1:25.20 Saturday.
Affirmed Handicap winner Coil worked six furlongs in a bullet 1:11.40 Sunday under jockey Martin Garcia for the $150,000 Swaps Stakes for 3-year-olds Saturday.
Coil, a son of Point Given, seeks his fourth straight win in the Grade II test at 1 1/8 miles. Trainer Bob Baffert, tied for the lead in Swaps wins with D. Wayne Lukas at four, seeks an unprecedented fifth.
Baffert also worked Swaps nominees Uncle Sam six furlongs in 1:12, Jaycito six furlongs in 1:13.80 and Sinai five furlongs in 1:00.20 and said one could join Coil in the starting gate.
Other probable starters include Affirmed third-place finisher Spud Spivens (Alonso Quinonez) and Boxeur des Rues (Joel Rosario).
Trainer John Sadler listed Affirmed runner-up Runflatout as possible after a six-furlong drill in 1:12.20.
Shotgun Gulch, winner of the Grade I Madison Stakes at Keeneland in April, is scheduled to be shipped here from Texas today for the $200,000 A Gleam Handicap for fillies and mares July 16.
The Grade II test at seven furlongs on Cushion Track is a "Win and You're In" race for the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint November 4 at Churchill Downs.
Shotgun Gulch, a 4-year-old filly by Thunder Gulch, is owned, trained and bred by C.R. Trout. She has won 7 of 18 starts and earned $488,309. She worked five furlongs in a bullet 59.40 at Lone Star Park Saturday before her trip west.
Milady Handicap winner Ultra Blend, another A Gleam candidate, worked six furlongs in 1:13.20 Saturday for trainer Art Sherman.
Trainer Barry Abrams will undergo surgery for a recurrence of throat cancer at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena Tuesday.
"I had it six years ago, and it came back," said Abrams Sunday. "It's a small mass in a bad area, near the jugular vein and carotid artery. It's a major surgery, about five hours.
"I should be in the hospital about a week," said the 57-year-old Arcadia resident. "I'll recuperate at home watching the races at Del Mar."
Abrams said that assistant Richard Baltas will supervise his 32-horse stable while he recovers.
"I have no fear; let's get it done already," said Abrams.
FINISH LINES—Rafael Bejarano has taken a call on Rumor and Joel Rosario will be aboard Up In Time in the $70,000-added Le Cle Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at one mile on turf July 10…Jockey Mike Smith will be in Florida Saturday to ride in the Summit of Speed Day at Calder…Chilean import Ashtar, scratched from the Shoemaker Mile Saturday, worked one mile on turf in 1:43 for trainer Ruben Cardenas for his probable United States debut in the closing-day $100,000 Sunset Handicap at 1 ½ miles on turf July 17…Cambina worked six furlongs on turf in 1:13 for trainer Jeff Bonde for the $250,000 American Oaks on July 16…Eblouissante, a 2-year-old half sister to Zenyatta, worked four furlongs in 52.60 for trainer John Shirreffs…Courageous Cat, winner of the Shoemaker Mile, is scheduled to be flown back to New York this week to rejoin the Bill Mott stable at Belmont Park…Smiling Tiger, winner of the Triple Bend Handicap Saturday, is being pointed to the Bing Crosby and Pat O'Brien Stakes at Del Mar by trainer Jeff Bonde…Trainer Hector Palma will celebrate his 74th birthday on Monday.
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When Brent Bookwalter crossed the finish line on the first day of the Giro d'Italia, the BMC Racing Team rider had no idea his performance had thrust him into the spotlight.
Unexpected Result
Bookwalter climbed off his BMC TT01 time machine after the 8.4-kilometer effort to a swarm of media, team officials and even a pair UCI anti-doping chaperones. "What really sticks out is that I didn't know I had the current best time when I crossed the line," Bookwalter said. "I had just got done with this hugely anaerobic, totally-depleting effort and all I could think about was continuing to ride a cool down or catch my breath." Instead, Bookwalter sat in the "hot seat" for nearly an hour to see if his time would hold up. It nearly did – with only Olympic pursuit champion Bradley Wiggins besting him, by two seconds.
Finished Two Grand Tours
The runner-up finish at the Giro would be the highlight of a season that also saw the Michigan native earn a podium spot in the prologue at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. Bookwalter finished both Grand Tours he started, while helping teammate Cadel Evans earn the red points jersey at the Giro. "My goal at the Giro was just to get off on the right foot in my first stage in a Grand Tour," Bookwalter said. "I was nervous and hopeful, but I knew it was going to take every last ounce of everything I had to get through each day and hopefully make it to the end of the race."
Busy Offseason
Bookwalter's offseason has been far from quiet. In early October, he was inducted into the Lees-McRae College Athletic Hall of Fame. Earlier this month he competed in the Iceman Cometh Challenge, a 27-mile point-to-point mountain bike race in Michigan. And this weekend, he is riding in the Miami Dolphins Cycling Challenge to raise money for the University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. "I've been mixing riding with some weight lifting and core workouts," Bookwalter said from his offseason home in Athens, Ga. "Our first training camp is just around the corner."


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 24, 2010)—Fifteen days removed from a gate-to-wire surprise in the Arcadia Stakes, Liberian Freighter repeated with similar tactics in the $98,000 Inglewood Handicap Sunday At Hollywood Park.
The longest shot in a field reduced to four after Honour the Deputy and Kelly Leak were scratched, Liberian Freighter immediately took command, relaxed kindly under jockey Martin Garcia, then held on to defeat Ryehill Dreamer and a fast finishing The Usual Q.T.
Owned by Shawn Dugan, the wife of trainer Neil Drysdale, Charles Winner and the Estate of Ed Nahem, Liberian Freighter won for the 10th time in 27 starts and increased his earnings to $733,740.
Bred in California by Nahem's King Edward Racing Stable, Liberian Freighter is a 6-year-old gelded son of Bertrando and the Slewpy mare Anachristina.
Winning for the fifth time in nine starts over the Hollywood Park turf course, Liberian Freighter paid $9.40 and $4 while completing the 1 1/16 miles in the Grade III in 1:39.70.
Ryehill Dreamer, who finished a half-length behind the winner, paid $4.60 to place. There was no show wagering.
Looking for his third win in four tries on the local grass, The Usual Q.T. finished a neck behind Ryehill Dreamer as the 2009 Hollywood Derby winner made up a lot of ground in the final two furlongs in his first start since Jan. 29. The gelded son of Unusual Heat finished 1 1 ½ lengths in front of 7-5 favorite Jeranimo, who trailed throughout.
"This horse just loves to run,'' said Garcia. "He's such a nice horse. If there was more speed, I would have taken him back. I won the Oak Tree Mile (last Oct. 3) with him from six lengths back. He likes this course a lot.''
A member of Racing's Hall of Fame since 2000, Drysdale earned his second Inglewood victory. His earlier win came with King of Happiness in 2005.
Cassidy wasn't displeased with the performance of The Usual Q.T., who had finished second behind Caracortado in the Sunshine Millions Turf when last seen nearly three months ago.
"He had a lot of setbacks since his last race,'' said Cassidy. "He had a big abscess in his foot and his works were spotty.
"I told (jockey) Victor (Espinoza) I thought those two (Liberian Freighter and Ryehill Dreamer) would go fast up front and I didn't want him in the mix because I knew he'd need the race. It shows you how much class he has.''
The Player's Pick 5 had its largest return yet Sunday when the 50-cent minimum wager, which debuted Thursday, returned $27,647.95 to three perfect tickets.
Consolations with four of five winners were worth $301.20. The Player's Pick 5, which has a California low takeout rate of 14%, is offered daily on the first five races.
Racing resumes Thursday. Post time is 1 p.m.
Beginning Monday, the Hollywood Park Casino will be open –admission is free – for dark day simulcasting Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the Spring/Summer meet, which concludes July 17. The only Monday exceptions are when there is live racing (May 30 and July 4).
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Beadboard Smart Corner Desk
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Create a spacious and stylish study with this collection, detailed with beadboard paneling and built-in Smart Technology™ for charging phones, iPods® and other accessories.
- 82" wide x 36.5" deep x 30.5" high
- Crafted with a kiln-dried wood frame.
- Desk includes one Smart cabinet, one basic cabinet and a corner desktop.
- Smart cabinet is equipped with a pullout work surface, a five-plug outlet in the top drawer, and removable file glides in the deep bottom drawer.
- Basic cabinet is built with two drawers, an open cubby and a pullout work surface.
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Corner Desk
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- Wall Space Needed: 58" along each wall.
- Desktop Center: 49.5" wide x 36.5" deep
- Desktop Wings (2): 23" wide x 24.5" deep
- Legroom: 19.5" wide x 42" deep x 29.5" high
Basic Cabinet
- Overall: 18" wide x 22.5" deep x 29.5" high
- Pullout Surface: 14" wide x 16" deep
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- Distance drawers extend: 11"
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Age: 27 (Carter), 27 (Branson)
Location: Bethesda, Maryland
2008 Revenue: $2.5 million
Employees: 3 full-time domestically, 1,500-2,000 stitchers in Vietnam
Founded: 2004
Website: www.smathersandbranson.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Smathers-and-Branson/99058654730
Twitter: www.twitter.com/SandBBelts
What they do: Manufacture and sell preppy needlepoint belts, key fobs, and wallets, among other products, with the help of nearly 2,000 stitchers in Vietnam
(pictured: Carter left, Branson right)
Age: 13
Location: Dallas
2008 Revenue: $1.6 million
Employees: 25
Founded: 2006
Website: www.m3girldesigns.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Snap-Caps-by-m3-girl-designs/91805695911
Twitter: www.twitter.com/m3girldesigns
What she does: Designs and sells thousands of Snap Caps -- colorful bottle caps that can be worn as charms on necklaces, bracelets, and hairpins
Age: 23
Location: New York
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 3 full-time, 2 part-time
Founded: 2005
Website: www.hypem.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/hypem
Twitter: www.twitter.com/hypem
What he does: Runs a popular music website that aggregates the best of 1,500 blogs, allows users to buy songs and concert tickets, and combines social networking tools that allows them to share their favorites
Age: 24
Location: Oceanside, California
2008 Revenue: n/a
2009 Projected Revenue: $400,000
Employees: 2
Founded: 2008
Website: www.barleyandbirch.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/barleyandbirch
What she does: Makes children's clothing from 100 percent certified organic cotton and water-based inks, which have become popular among celebrity moms like Jessica Alba and Cheryl Crow
Age: 28
Locations: Honolulu, Hawaii and Hong Kong, China
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 6
Founded: 2007
Website: www.humdingerwind.com
What he does: Makes a small device that can capture energy on bridges, skyscrapers, and other urban areas where traditional wind turbines will not fit
Age: 28
Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
2008 Revenue: $580,000
2009 Projected Revenue: $1.8 million
Employees: 8
Founded: 2008
Website: www.heyjosh.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/heyjoshfan
Twitter: www.twitter.com/joshshipp
What he does: Provides practical advice for teenagers through a popular website, speaking engagements, workbooks, and DVDs
Age: 29
Location: Calverton, New York
2008 Revenue: $17.6 million
2009 Projected Revenue: $34 million
Employees: 25
Founded: 2000
Website: www.electronicpayments.com
What he does: Processes credit-card transactions for merchants, including Subway restaurants and Toyota car dealerships
Age: 24
Location: New York, San Francisco, London
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 12
Founded: 2005
Website: www.mashable.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/mashable
Twitter: www.twitter.com/mashable
What he does: Runs a news and advice blog about social media, which draws 7.8 million unique visitors and has become one of the Web's most popular
Ages: 27 (Jodie), 24 (Danielle)
Location: New York
2008 Revenue: $400,000
2009 Projected Revenue: $1 million
Employees: 4
Founded: 2008
Website: www.dannijo.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/DanniJo-Jewels/19715933496
Twitter: www.twitter.com/dannijo
What they do: Design and market handmade jewelry that is sold in high-end stores and boutiques, including Bergdorf Goodman
(pictured: Jodie left, Danielle right)
Age: 24
Location: Washington, D.C.
2008 Revenue: n/a
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 7
Founded: 2008
Website: www.thesummitseries.com
What he does: Organizes networking events for young entrepreneurs and other up-and-comers in locales like Miami and Aspen, Colorado
Ages: 24 (Young), 25 (Sar), and 25 (Harris)
Location: San Mateo, California
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 7
Founded: 2007
Website: www.apture.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/apture
Twitter: www.twitter.com/apture
What they do: Provides a platform that allows bloggers and publishers like The Wall Street Journal to string multiple websites together in a single hyperlink, which makes it easier for users to browse different types of multimedia content on the same page
(pictured left to right: Sar, Harris, Young)
Ages: 25 (Newman), 25 (Avallon), 25 (Goscha)
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
2008 Revenue: n/a
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 18
Founded: 2002
Website: www.ideapaint.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/IdeaPaint
Twitter: www.twitter.com/ideapaint
What they do: Manufacture a paint that turns any smooth surface into a dry-erase board, which is used by the likes of MTV and the CIA
(pictured left to right: Newman, Goscha, Avallon)
Ages: 25 (Bauman), 26 (LaFave), 25 (Olson)
Location: San Francisco
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 2
Founded: 2008
Website: www.foodzie.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/foodzie
Twitter: www.twitter.com/foodzie
What they do: Provides an online marketplace for artisanal and organic food producers, who peddle baked goods, cheeses, and other products to customers across the country
(pictured left to right: Bauman, Olson, LaFave)
Ages: 26 (Seibel), 26 (Kan), 26 (Shear), 24 (Vogt)
Location: San Francisco
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 24
Founded: 2006
Website: www.justin.tv
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Justintv/15210066181
Twitter: www.twitter.com/justintv
What they do: Provide a platform for anyone to broadcast (and watch) live video online for free, drawing 31 million unique visitors a month
(pictured left to right: Shear, Seibel, Kan, Vogt)
Ages: 28 (Lerer), 29 (Rich)
Location: New York
2008 Revenue: Undisclosed
2009 Projected Revenue: Undisclosed
Employees: 42
Founded: 2005
Website: www.thrillist.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/thrillist
Twitter: www.twitter.com/thrillist
What they do: Publish daily e-mail newsletters for "dudes," featuring tips about restaurant openings, bar specials, and the like
(pictured: Rich left, Lerer right)
Ages: 25 (Eric) and 24 (Susan)
Location: Pittsburgh
2008 Revenue: $3 million
2009 Projected Revenue: $15 million
Employees: 92
Founded: 2003
Website: www.modcloth.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ModCloth
Twitter: www.twitter.com/modcloth
What they do: Sell vintage and vintage-inspired clothing from more than 300 designers online
Age: 25
Location: Augusta, Georgia
2008 Revenue: $7.2 million combined ($5.76 million from Ascension)
2009 Projected Revenue: $8.4 million combined
Employees: 4
Founded: 2001 (Larkins), 2004 (Ascension)
Website: www.ascensionaircraft.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/ascensionair
What he does: Sells and leases general aviation aircraft -- from four-seat piston-powered airplanes to medium-size corporate jets


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All you need is an old t-shirt. I've cut several of my husbands ugly free t-shirts up this last week.
All you need is an old t-shirt. I've cut several of my husbands ugly free t-shirts up this last week.
I'm pretty much in love with the polka dot hat with the big flower! You are so amazingly creative!!!ReplyDelete
Love those hats!
I am going to make some soon. I have been holding onto a few t-shirts hoping to see something I want to use them for and this is it!ReplyDelete
A hat...from a t-shirt...!?!? I cannot believe this. What a creative idea. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
tomianne, I have the same problem!! I love this hat because it looks SO COMFORTABLE!ReplyDelete
Brilliant!!! Gosh, you are soo talented!!ReplyDelete
That i so creative, I never would have thought of this in a million yars. Thanks so much for sharing, I'll be linking.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for this awesome hat! I have a big head and hats always are uncomfortable so I made one of these for myself and my daughter and they came out great! I was empowered by your comment that it only took like 30 minutes, so I said "I can do that!"
I linked it to my craft blog for my Sewing Thursday. Thanks again!
Here's the hats I made with your wonderful tutorial, I had so much fun with my post on my Trashy Side blog with these hats!
So this has been in my favorites list since you posted it. I'm just getting around to it. You know, life happens. I made my first one tonight and my two oldest daughters saw the finished product and promptly ordered on of their own. Super cute and easy. Thank you.ReplyDelete
My Daughter and I found this over on Childmade and had to have one for a birthday gift - well 4 later I am looking for more shirts. I am a "no headdress wearer" too because of headaches but this doesn't even feel like it is on my head - thanks for the great tutorial - now where else can I swipe a shirt!..... ohh - maybe change the bill and make a sun hat too... the ideas are spinning......ReplyDelete
I had to laugh when I read your reason for making this. Early morning soccer/bus stop hair is my nemesis right now. I love to upcycle t shirts! Hope mine turns out half as cute as yours... ;)ReplyDelete
I love this! A friend of mine just showed me her own hat that was made from a shirt. We were inspecting it, trying to figure out how to make it. Now I can just follow this great tutorial!! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Unique and super awesome!ReplyDelete
Awesome stuff, such kind of tutorial always helps when you want to make things like these but it sure requires some skills otherwise your experiment can cost you an old t-shirt.ReplyDelete


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Pelini Still Believes Huskers Can Win Big Ten
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There's an old movie line from a high-ranking soldier who said there are two kinds of people in this world: Those who stand up and face the music, and those who run for cover. Speaking Wednesday at a fall Husker Athletic Fund Luncheon inside Memorial Stadium, Bo Pelini proved he was on the right side of the equation despite the disappointment he experienced last Saturday night at Ohio State, his alma mater.
In a 12-minute speech, Nebraska's fifth-year head football coach showed his true grit. He acknowledged problems he believes are solvable and expressed confidence in his team. He displayed heart-felt respect for Nebraska overall and for Husker fans in particular.
He was his usual direct, straight-forward, steely-eyed determined self, yet somehow different before, during and after fielding a few questions from Nebraska donors. Those fans must have heard what they wanted to hear because most on the crowded West Stadium third floor gave Pelini a standing ovation. It was textbook Pelini with a twist. Those who love his resolve saw every angle of his decisive nature. But they also saw his more compassionate, empathetic and optimistic side … all at the same time.
We've selected three Pelini quotes that resonated with us:
1) "In my heart and in my mind, I still believe we can win the Big Ten Championship."
2) "As bad as you guys feel about Saturday, I promise you that I feel 100 times worse."
3) "I feel a responsibility to you all, and last Saturday wasn't it. It's time for me to get that rectified and get this thing going in the direction that you all expect it to go in and should expect it to go in."
Before introducing Pelini, Husker Sports Network play-by-play man Greg Sharpe praised last weekend's Ohio State atmosphere but added that it "pales in comparison" to Nebraska's Tunnel Walk entrance and the Huskers' overall game day atmosphere.
Big Red Fans Give Bo a Standing O
Pelini may have been an Ohio State Buckeye captain, but the last statements he made at the luncheon sparked the spontaneous standing ovation.
Nebraska's head coach related how he "walked away thinking about the atmosphere, the fans and all the things that come into play, and just how fortunate I am to be in the position I'm in and the responsibility that I'm in," Pelini said, "because it (Ohio State) pales in comparison to what we have here, and the resources we have, and you all are the people that make that possible for me and for our football team. I appreciate it."
And every Big Red fan in the room had to appreciate Pelini, who pointed his thumb at his own chest when he described what has to be fixed to make a successful six-game stretch run over the last half of the regular season.
Immediately after Nebraska's loss at Ohio State, Pelini told his players, his coaches and members of the media that the Huskers need to run the table to achieve their goal of winning a Big Ten championship. We all know that in sports, and in life, believe is the biggest part of achieve, and make no mistake. Bo Pelini believes he can do it, and he plans to prove it as a coach and a team and with a lot of help from the most loyal fan base in college football.
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More than 10,000 years ago, the Tequesta Indians enjoyed the area now known as Miami, until Spanish explorers arrived in the 16th century. By the 19th century, treasure hunters from the Bahamas flocked to the shipwrecks of the Great Florida Reef, along with Seminole Indians and runaway slaves. In 1891, a widow named Julia Tuttle came to Florida, buying 640 acres of land on the north bank of the Miami River. With her visionary attitude, Tuttle persuaded railroad tycoon Henry Flagler to bring his railroad from northern Florida to Miami. Flagler also built a luxury hotel and made grand plans for 'the birth of a new city.' Thousands moved to Miami as a direct result of these modern developments.
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Current Tours
Winterthur enhances and develops new tours during the year. Below are our current offerings.
Please note: The Introductory Tour is not available November 11–21, 2014, due to Yuletide installation, but private tours will still be available with reservation. Introductory Tour availability is NOT guaranteed due to the popularity of Costumes of Downton Abbey. Please inquire upon your arrival with a Visitor Service Assistant to determine availability.
View pricing information here.
Note: Reserved tours may be booked via the contacts shown below or, if space is available, may be reserved on arrival at a Winterthur reception desk. Tours are subject to change. Please call in advance to ensure tour availability.
Non-Reserved Tours
Introductory Tour
Enjoy an array of rooms used by the du Ponts for entertaining, plus beautiful spring floral displays.
Subject to availability. Floor 5. Family friendly; 45 minutes. Call 800.448.3883, e-mail email@example.com.
Reserved Tours (requiring separate tickets)
Once Upon a Family
Explore the spaces where the du Pont family played, worked, and entertained. This fun, interactive tour is designed especially for families with children ages 4–11.
Floor 5 and garden, weather permitting. Family friendly; 1 hour. Tour available at 12:30 pm daily. Call 800.448.3883, e-mail email@example.com.
Fashionable Furnishings
Discover the heights of early American craftsmanship in stylish furnishings dating from three centuries. This tour also includes Memorial Library, which is rich in du Pont family memorabilia.1 hour; please call 800.448.3883 or email email@example.com for more information. This tour also includes Memorial Library, which is rich in du Pont family memorabilia.
Distinctive Collections
Stroll through a cobblestone courtyard and see Shop Lane's historic storefronts from the early 1800s. Explore collections and styles from Shaker to Pennsylvania German, rural to urban.
Winterthur Then and Now
This tour features the magnificent garden as well as several floors of the house. It focuses on the life of the du Pont family in the first half of the 20th century, the development of the collection of American decorative arts, and the evolution of a private estate into a public resource.
(Adult [age 8 and above ]; 2 hrs. Please call 800.448.3883 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.) for more information.
Private Tours
Ask about our Private Tours and have a custom tour of the house or study a particular aspect of Henry Francis du Pont's magnificent collection. Reservations required two weeks in advance.
Adult; 2 hr.; 5 person limit. **Reservation 2 weeks in advance preferred. Call 800.448.3883 or e-mail email@example.com.
My Favorite Things Tour
Go "behind the scenes" with Winterthur's curators and staff to discover the secrets and treasures of the museum, Galleries, and collection storage areas. Each tour will focus on a different theme. Reservations encouraged. Space is limited. $15 upgrade per nonmember with a general admission ticket. $10 per Member. Free for Benefactor-level-and-above Members. Visit the My Favorite Things Tour page for more information.
Go into any major museum in America and odds are good that the conservators who care for the collections trained at Winterthur. Tour the world-famous conservation laboratories where works of art and antiquity are examined, studied, and cared for by expert conservators.
Adult (age 8); 2 hr. 1:00–3:00 pm first Wednesday of every month; 10 person limit. Call 800.448.3883 or e-mail email@example.com.
For families with children under 8 years old, Winterthur offers many fun alternatives. Kids can explore the Touch-It Room, grab a backpack and read, visit the Hands on History Cart (Saturdays), and roam the Enchanted Woods! Visit the family programs Web page for more information.