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Find publicly-available downloads from Teradata. Use the Display Downloads From sidebar on the right to browse, or select one of the popular downloads below.
|JDBC Driver
|Teradata Express ( VMware | EC2 )
|JMS Universal Connector
|Teradata Studio | Teradata Studio Express
|OLE DB Provider
|Teradata XML Services Teradata 14.10 XML Data Type
|Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse
|DBQL Scripts
|ODBC Driver ( Windows | Linux | Solaris | AIX | HP-UX | Mac)
|Oracle UDFs
|CLIv2 ( Windows | Linux | MP-RAS | Solaris | AIX | HP-UX )
|TTU - Windows Install
|Teradata Wallet ( Windows | Linux | Solaris | AIX | HP-UX )
|Teradata Mapping Manager
|Teradata Warehouse Miner
|Aster Express for VMware
|Aster JDBC Driver
|Aster Lens
|Aster Analytics Beta
|Aster Client Tools
|.NET Data Provider
|Teradata Developer Tools for Visual Studio
If you are a customer, this is the complete list of software we offer for download from a public site. If you are unable to find the software you are seeking, please contact your Teradata account representative who may be able to set you up with a private download site.
6.00.01.00 - 30 Oct 2014
This package contains the Aster Development Environment download packages and documentation.
15.00.01.00 - 02 Jul 2014
The ODBC Driver for Mac OS X allows you to connect to the Teradata database from Mac OS Xapplications.
15.00.00.00 - 24 Oct 2014
The Teradata Profiler Plug-in for Eclipse is based on the Eclipse plug-in framework and the Teradata Plug-in for Eclipse Data Source Explorer (DSE). Teradata Profiler Plug-in for Eclipse enables the user to Profile Teradata tables/columns via the DSE as well as create projects containing analyses. The descriptive statistics available with the Teradata Profiler Plug-in provide a variety of functions to statistically analyze and explore data tables in a Teradata database.
1.1, 1.2.1, 1.3.3 - 15 Oct 2014
The Teradata Connector for Hadoop (Command Line Edition) provides bi-directional data movement between Teradata and Hadoop in a command line environment.
For more information, please see the Teradata Connector for Hadoop now available article.
13.00.00.00 - 15 Oct 2014
This feature provides the following new capabilities:
13.10.00.00, 13.10.00.01, 14.00.00.04 - 15 Oct 2014
Teradata XML Services provide assistance in database transformation of XML structures to and from relational structures. This is primarily an enterprise fit feature. XML in this context is regarded as a data format that is used to describe incoming or outgoing warehouse data. A key concept for this feature is that we are not transforming to store XML but rather to maintain a relational data model or to integrate relational data into an enterprise XML message structure! The relational data model is bested suited for enterprise analytics. XML structures are best suited for enterprise integration.
Teradata XML Services is supported on Database Versions 13, 13.10 and 14. As of Teradata Database version 14.10, much of the XML Services functionality has been implemented as part of the XML data type in the database, and Teradata XML Services as a separate download will not be supported for 14.10 and future versions. Mappings created for XML shredding and publishing can be used for 14.10 as well (except for XSLT shredding), but the names of the stored procedures will change. Please see the Teradata XML book in the database user documentation for further details.
6.00.01 - 06 Oct 2014
Aster Express for VMware Player download packages. These are the virtual images required to create an Aster cluster consisting of a Queen node and a Worker node on your PC.
Step 1
Hardware and Software Requirements Check
4 GB memory | 20 GB free disk space | CPU should be 64 bit support capable
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista or Windows 7
VMware Player: Download and install the latest (free) version of the VMware Player
7-Zip: Extract (or uncompress) the Aster Express package using 7-Zip, available from: http://www.7-zip.org/
Download Manager (in case of slow Internet connection)
Step 2
Download the Aster Express Software
Due to the large file size (2 GB) please allow some time for the download to be successfully completed. Download speeds vary based on your network infrastructure.
2.3.0-beta1 - 29 Sep 2014
Teradata Loom is an integrated big data solution for effective data and metadata management on Hadoop, enabling rapid analyst productivity by making it easy to find, access and understand data. With deep integration capabilities, Teradata Loom captures all kinds of metadata about data and processes across Hadoop and provides a single, robust platform for data management, maintaining data lineage and data preparation through metadata management.
05.00.00.00, 05.10.00.02, 06.00.00.01, 06.00.00.03, 5.10.00.02, 6.00.00.03 - 18 Sep 2014
Download the Aster Connector for Informatica 9.5. Additional information can be found in the README file.
14.00.03.02, 14.00.05.02, 14.10.00.02, 14.10.01.01, 14.10.03, 15.00.00.08 - 10 Sep 2014
Download Teradata Express for VMware, a free, fully-functional Teradata database, that can be up and running on your system in minutes. For TDE 14.0, please read the launch announcement, and the user guide. For previous versions, read the general introduction to the new Teradata Express family, or learn how to install and configure Teradata Express for VMware.


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Posts Tagged 'Quad Core'
E3 2013: Sony PlayStation Press Conference – PS4 Console is Revealed!
Sony has taken to the E3 stage to finally reveal that PS4 hardware and much more!
Nvidia launches iPad 4-beating Tegra 4 processor, signalling next-gen Android devices
CES 2013: Nvidia launches its latest chip, hoping to blow away Apple...

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Healthcare Analytics Workshop Series
In fall 2014, Simpson College will offer a workshop series in healthcare analytics. Workshop participants will delve into current trends, issues, and opportunities in healthcare analytics and informatics. Participants will develop an action plan detailing recommendations for advancing the vision, strategies, and application of analytics at their home organizations.
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Purcell Miller Tritton completes second Stowe House stage
Purcell Miller Tritton has just completed the £8.26 million second phase of restoration of 18th century Stowe House in Buckinghamshire, which was on the 2002 World Monuments Fund list of the 100 most endangered sites worldwide.
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Identifying Idiots One Lost Phone at a Time
Found: one phone, one dummy.
5 Surprising New Apps on the iPhone 5
Most are raving about the iPhone 5's sleek look, but it also comes with features designed to blow away the competition.
The Sexy New iPhone
The iPhone 5 is thinner, taller and way sexier than your old, dumpy phone.
Apple's 'Maps' Takes You on a Tour of New York City
People are upset with Apple's new Maps app (which replaced Google Maps), saying it's consistently wrong. But as you'll see from these screenshots, it's perfectly functional — even in a big city.
Martin Scorsese's Siri Parody
Deleted scenes from Martin Scorsese's Siri commercial in which the true identity of the taxi driver is revealed.
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Yoga Wisdom and Kabbalah
with Prahaladan Mandelkorn, Ariel Lippman
Yoga means "yoking" and teaches one how to yoke finite consciousness to infinite consciousness. Kabbalah teaches how to receive the divine flow of intuitive insights and revelations and to achieve balance on the tree of life. Workshop participants will experience practices from both ancient traditions to refine their physical, emotional, mental and spiritual awareness. Together we will create a sacred container to hold divine energy, explore gentle Hatha Yoga asanas that increase the flow of energy and breathing practices that refine consciousness.
Also practiced will be meditations and visualizations on sacred names and power symbols that enhance connection with the one's highest Self, singing of chants that transform and uplift emotion and consciousness, and tell stories. All this while learning from sacred texts from both wisdom traditions and expanding our skills to receive your own personal wisdom here and now.
Program Testimonials:
This program flowed with love —a most comfortable workshop. — P. Briggs
Blew me away. I really didn't know what to expect and Prahaladan blew me away. —A.K.
Perfect combination of exploring my Judaic roots and opening up my new-found love of yoga. —Anon.
Exceeded my expectations! The opportunity to experience the Ashram environment as I learn more about my Jewish roots was fantastic. — P.S.
Most refreshing to further my own Jewish renewal in the context of the yogic tradition. —A.H.
Prahaladan is an amazing storyteller . He brings the spritiual teachings of the Kabbalah alive.—S.C.
Prahaladan (Philip) Mandelkorn, a former US Navy Seal Team Platoon Commander, Time Magazine Correspondent and Sen. Robert Kennedy Speechwriter, served later as Director of Teacher Training at Satchidananda Ashram and collaborated with Sri Swami Satchidananda on the books To Know Your Self and The Living Gita. He also collaborated with Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shelomi on the book Fragments of a Future Scroll, a collection of Hassidic wisdom for contemporary readers.
Ariel Lippman graduated from Kol Zimra Chant Leaders Institute, as well as Rabbi Nadya Gross' Kabbalah Wisdom School. She leads chant circles, Sabbath and holiday services, workshops and retreats in the Charlottesville and the DC areas. She is a Reiki and Jewish Energy Healing practitioner, as well as a Senior Research Scientist at Child Trends, a non-profit in Bethesda, MD, where she specializes in indicators of child well-being. She has published books, chapters, and articles on flourishing and spirituality among youth.
- November 14-16, 2014
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By Cpl. Melissa Wenger
| 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing | February 01, 2013
The entry sign at building 6275 presents the hours and contact information for the tax center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Jan. 30. The tax center opens to the public Feb. 7. Tax center customers should bring their W-2s, a social security card, a military identification card and any other relevant information.
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1st Lt. Guy Smith, officer-in-charge of the tax center, gathers the volunteer Marines to answer questions and address concerns at the tax center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Jan. 30. The Marines discussed issues encountered during the soft opening of the tax center.
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Pfc. Vania Diaz, a volunteer tax preparer with the tax center, prepares a 1040 form during a private opening of the tax center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Jan. 30. All volunteers use the professional tax software, TaxWise, to guarantee an accurate electronic file.
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Pfc. Vania Diaz, a volunteer tax preparer with the tax center, prepares a 1040 form during a private opening of the tax center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Jan. 30. Diaz is one of 13 Marines volunteering to prepare and electronically file returns.
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The annual rush for tax refunds is rapidly approaching Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Beginning Feb. 7, active duty service members, retirees and their families can visit the Tax Center for free tax return assistance.
A team of 13 Marines and one civilian volunteer received almost two weeks of training from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and California State Franchise Tax Board to qualify them to prepare and file tax returns. The volunteers handle issues specific to those in the military community.
"As service members ourselves, we know how to read your W-2," said 1st Lt. Guy Smith, tax center officer-in-charge. "We know that that combat pay is going to be excluded on the federal side of things and for most states as well. Just like going to a military legal assistance attorney gives you that unique military perspective a lawyer out in town probably couldn't give you, I think that the same applies for our [tax preparers]."
After the client's return is carefully prepared, a quality reviewer assesses it before it is filed electronically. Tax payers can expect to receive a refund between an average of seven and 10 business days.
This year, the IRS delayed accepting tax returns until Jan. 30 due to fiscal negotiations and tax law extensions. Jennifer Frapwell, a volunteer tax preparer, warned clients to exercise patience before attempting to file a return. Some institutions may not have released all income and expense information to customers right away.
"I would say the biggest thing this year that I want to remind people of is to wait until all of your tax documents arrive in your mailbox [before filing],"said Frapwell.
The Tax Center is located at building 6275 and the volunteers will assist clients on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Clients must present a military identification card, a copy of their W-2, a social security card, their bank's routing and accounting numbers for direct deposit purposes and any other relevant documents.
"If you are a military member, it is definitely worth it to come see a military tax preparer," said Frapwell. "We have similar financial situations and we understand what to do with your income and what questions to ask to hopefully find you some more refunds."
For more information, contact the tax center at 858-577-1040.


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SafeHomes is bringing the complete red carpet casino experience to Augusta with this year's Casino Night, presented by FPL Food. Join us for blackjack, roulette, craps and poker, or, taking a turn on the NEW prize wheel. There will be heavy hors d'doeurves, a cash bar, a live auction and live entertainment by Tony Howard. New this year is our REVERSE RAFFLE, where one lucky guest could win $5,000! All proceeds benefit SafeHomes of Augusta; providing victims of domestic violence the safety, resources and support they need to become survivors, as we work towards being the catalyst to bring about the end of domestic violence in our community.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Outside of the new, temporary Speed Art Museum offices on Market St in Nulu you'll find painted pieces of plywood with a piece of chalk to write down your dream.
"The idea came from an artist in New Orleans. Candy Chang," said Augusta Holland.
Holland is just one of many behind the "Before I Die" wall in Louisville, but the idea has caught on and the boards now span borders, countries and languages without a shortage of aspirations.
At the wall, people spontaneously discover their desires. The hope is to start a community conversation.
"Connecting with other people in a really unique way because you don't see them, you don't know them, but you're telling part of your story. So, it's in a way a very personal thing to write something on here," said Holland.
Once it's full, a Speed Museum photographer documents the writings on the wall before they're washed away.
Holland says they hope to put other walls up in other neighborhoods to observe how the conversation changes with the location.


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Seminars & Webcasts
From the program: Advanced Venture Capital 2013
Released on: Dec. 17, 2013
In this program, our expert faculty of lawyers, venture capitalists and business executives will analyze the legal and business issues relevant to navigating today's evolving venture capital world. Geared toward the experienced venture capital practitioner who knows the basics of venture capital and is seeking an in-depth analysis of current market conditions and the changing legal environment, this program will also address the latest ...
From the program: Advising Nonprofit Organizations 2014
Released on: Feb. 26, 2014
The business of running a nonprofit organization has become increasingly complex, as nonprofits are under heightened scrutiny to account for their management and fiduciary practices. The repercussions from the economic crisis and the need to cope with ongoing financial uncertainty have also brought into focus new legal standards for proper investment conduct. At the same time, the changing technological landscape forces nonprofits to confront new ...
From the program: Basics of Mutual Funds and Other Registered Investment Companies 2014
Released on: May. 7, 2014
This program is designed to provide you with a basic overview of the legal, regulatory and operational issues affecting "registered investment companies" - the universe of publicly offered pooled investment vehicles that include mutual funds, closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds ("ETFs") and others. You will learn the fundamentals of the extensive regulatory framework that dictates the structure and operations of retail investment ...
From the program: International Arbitration 2014
Released on: Jun. 23, 2014
If your company or client has a dispute arising out of a contract with a foreign party, international arbitration represents the best method of resolving that dispute. International arbitration provides a neutral forum to resolve the dispute and a robust mechanism for enforcing a subsequent award. The resolution of international business disputes through arbitration raises issues that are simply not present in the litigation context. In many ways, ...
From the program: International Estate & Tax Planning 2014
Released on: May. 6, 2014
This program will strengthen your understanding and expand your perspective of the fundamental and advanced issues in estate and tax planning for international private clients. Individuals with connections to more than one country - international private clients - need sophisticated succession and tax planning advisors to help them navigate a complex and sometimes treacherous legal, tax and regulatory environment. These clients include U.S. persons ...
From the program: International Tax Issues 2014
Released on: Feb. 13, 2014
As the world's economies grow increasingly integrated, the international tax laws of the U.S. impact a greater percentage of businesses and transactions. These international tax rules affect not only large U.S. and foreign-based multinationals, but also increasingly affect mid-sized and smaller firms, financing transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and other commercial activity. As a result, a working knowledge of these international ...
From the program: Real Estate M&A and REIT Transactions 2014
Released on: Jan. 22, 2014
The REIT and commercial real estate sectors have gained significant momentum in recent years and are poised for a new phase of consolidation and M&A. Recent M&A transactions in the sector have shown the depth and growing sophistication of the market, with a number of large and very complex transactions successfully completed over the last 12 months. The industry has also seen significant activity in REIT conversions and spin-offs, the listing ...
From the program: Social Media 2014: Addressing Corporate Risks
Released on: Feb. 24, 2014
Did you know that Facebook now has well over one billion monthly active users? (By contrast, the entire population of the United States is 314 million people.) Or that Facebook accounts for over ten percent of all U.S. web traffic? And that over 300 million photographs are posted to Facebook each day? Or that Twitter users are expected to send over 146 billion tweets during 2013? And that over six billion hours of video are viewed each month on YouTube, ...
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Tamar Kraft-Stolar ~ Director, Women in Prison Project, Correctional Association of New York
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Bloomington South is excited to have its senior running back, Tabin Breedlove, back this week against Franklin Central. He could have returned from last season's torn ACL in Week 1, but a pulled hamstring on the first play of the Lawrence Central scrimmage set Breedlove back a couple week.
Breedlove has learned many lessons from sitting out for an extended period of time, things such as patience and appreciation for the game and his teammates. But there was another takeaway from the pulled hammy.
"He's a pretty strong guy, and he probably needs to stretch a little more," head coach Mo Moriarity said. "He's just so explosive, he needs to stretch a little more, because when he goes he goes. There isn't any – it's just boom. Go."


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Social Media Marketing
News and Articles About Social Media Marketing
There Are No Shortcuts to Success in Social Media
A social-media expert cant give you the secret to their success in five minutes, so dont ask.
What You Can Do About the Decline of Social Marketing on Facebook
Facebook matters less as other social media platforms gain currency but it is still worth your effort, even if you need to pay for ads.
You're No Little Fish: Stand Out by Dominating Content Marketing
Using content is cheaper and more effective than traditional advertising. Here are three things your strategy should entail.
5 Ways to Build Your Brand in Short Chunks of Time
Its important not to overlook the power of small steps and single interactions that can solidify and share your brand with others.
Start Before You're Ready, Really
With a Facebook business site, a little elbow grease and guts, it's possible to launch a business. Don't wait for perfection.
Pinterest Just Made It Easier to Discover Pins You Care About
The $5 billion photo-pinning site just rolled out 'Interests,' a new way to find and follow pins you dig.
11 Unusual Social Media Tips to Drive Branding, Clicks and Conversions
Be your company's ambassador by sharing posts that will encourage your followers' engagement.
Whether Inside or Out, the 4 New Realities of Closing Sales
Advice on developing a culture and strategy that breeds revenue from the chief revenue officer of Hubspot, which pulled in $77 million last year.
Don't Just Have Social-Media Conversations, Design Them
Consider these four elements as you plan your strategy to engage with potential customers.
Start Preparing Your Business for the Generation After Millennials
The newest crop of consumers will be incredibly brand fickle. Can you appeal to them over your competitors?
Excite Audiences by Finding the Visual Angle of Your Brand
Here are five tips to get started producing photo and video content for different platforms.
Hook New Customers With an Online 'Hopeful Greeting'
To get ahead of the competition, your attention should be focused on making a great first impression, then building positive reviews and testimonials.
A Guide to Perfect Social Media Posts (Infographic)
What does a perfect social media post look like? Some detailed tips for creating the best posts possible.
The 6 PR Tips Every Startup Should Employ
ith 100 million startups opening up each year and 472 million entrepreneurs worldwide, competition to become the next big thing is brutal. To improve your chances of standing out, follow these PR tips.
Marketing to Millennials? Make It Personal and Customized.
Gen Yers are demonstrating strong new interests. Entrepreneurs would be wise to take notice.
5 Ways to Make Pinterest Work for Your Brand
Pinterest is still a relatively new social media platform, which means brands are still trying to figure out how to best use it. Here are some tips for brands of all types.
6 Ways to Harness the Power of Review Sites
A review site is a great way for your business to get discovered online, but it can also bring inaccurate criticism.
Be An Authority and Drive Sales With No BS Social-Media Marketing
The founder of two fast-growing supplement companies speaks about how his no-BS YouTube videos created a passionate following of customers.
If Your Cold Sales E-mail Didn't Get a Response, Make it Hot
To keep your pitch out of the spam folder, get the email address of the person who can make use of what you are offering.
Gain Long-Term Social Followers With These 5 Tips
Having an engaged audience online can help your bottom line, but you have to be careful.
Cracker Jack Seeks Relaunch on Social Media
The company is hoping to drum up buzz with its first ad campaign in several years, which will take place on Facebook
Build Your Personal Brand on Social Media, Moment by Moment
Online platforms are outlets to develop and broadcast your voice, but you have to be careful and considerate.
8 Tips for Successful Lead Prospecting With Twitter Advanced Search
Advanced Search is a powerful tool for data analysis available to every entrepreneur with a Twitter account. Think of it as a Big Data for everybody.
Want Your Employees to Share Company Social Media Posts? This One-Click Tool Makes It Easy.
Convincing your team to regularly share company social media posts is no easy task. Here, social media marketing expert Brian Honigman reveals his favorite fix for this common conundrum.
MBA Students Can Help Spice Up Your Startup's Special Sauce
The sharp eyes of a business class can enrich a company's bottom line.
Connect with Entrepreneur
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You'll Market Better and Be More Persuasive Knowing These 10 Brain Facts
No Money to Start a Business? No Problem. Try These 5 Options.
9 Reasons to Quit Your Job As Soon As You Can
7 Common Customer Onboarding Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs
How to Best Utilize Your Positive Customer Feedback


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The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI) honored industry leaders during its traditional Annual Meeting Awards Luncheon. Chair Gerry Cellucci presided over the luncheon, held at the Delta Lodge at Kananaskis in Kananaskis, Alberta, on Aug. 21, 2010.
Cellucci acknowledged the contributions made by several individuals, companies, and organizations:
Pierre Martin, Pro Kontrol, Laval, QC, received the Merit Award. This award recognizes individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the development and progress of HRAI and the Canadian HVAC&R industry.
Norm Fraser, HVACR Heritage Centre Canada (HHCC), Mississauga, ON, received the Life Member Award. This award recognizes individuals who have made a significant contribution to HRAI and the Canadian HVAC&R industry for more than 20 years.
Guy Howell, Union Gas, Toronto, ON and Brad Mavin, Conestogo Mechanical, Kitchener, ON received the President's Recognition award. This recognizes a significant contribution to HRAI and the industry during the preceding year or years.
Ed Seaward, Union Gas, Toronto, ON, received Special Recognition for his dedicated service to HRAI and the Canadian industry as Chair of the CMX/CIPHEX Show Committee.
Bill Crist, Sol Tech Housing, DeWinton, AB received the Education Leader award, which recognizes companies and individuals for ongoing leadership in support of HRAI's educational activities.
Several Education Supporter award were presented, recognizing companies and individuals for their ongoing support of HRAI's educational activities:
• Arctic Energy Alliance, Yellowknife, NT
• BA Robinson Co. Ltd., Calgary, AB
• Calderwood Automation Services Ltd., Napanee, ON
• Canadian Home Builders' Association New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB
• Corporation of the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Sault Ste. Marie, ON
• Council of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Educators (CARE), Tucson, AZ
• HVACR & Plumbing Instructor Workshop Steering Committee, Des Plaines, IL
• New Brunswick Building Officials Association, Fredericton, NB
• Saskatchewan Building Officials Association, Prince Albert, SK
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Oct 21, 2014: AHRI Annual Meeting Registration Remains Open
Oct 20, 2014: Electrolux 3Q Operating Income up 29%
Oct 17, 2014: Whirlpool completes purchase of majority interest in Indesit
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Oct 17, 2014: Walmart will moderate brick-and-mortar growth and increase capital spending on e-commerce capabilities
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Lady Gaga's hit song "Judas" is a total rip-off of a 1999 song called "Juda" ... so says a singer named Rebecca Francescatti ... who just filed a lawsuit against Gaga in federal court.
Rebecca claims the similarities between the two songs are NOT a coincidence ... because her former bass player -- Brian Gaynor -- is now employed by a music company that wrote 17 songs on Gaga's recent "Born This Way" album.
Rebecca's lawyer, Chris Niro, tells TMZ, "Though the songs are different styles, the composition is the same and the chorus is the same melody ... [Rebecca] is seeking recognition for what she created."
Francescatti, who sings under the name Rebecca F., is suing for unspecified damages.
We called Lady Gaga's camp for comment ... no word back so far.
Wow ... Lady GaGa sounds upset while singing "Judas", while the other singer seems like she is having an orgasm ...
I am sorry, but that is not even CLOSE! So, the song title(s) share the same concept? The song sounds nothing alike. I'm sorry, Rebecca, but just take your losings and walk away. Thank you.
Um, didn't this happen with Lina Morgana too? There seems to be a pattern here miss gaga...
Rebbecca's song sucks and is nothing like Judas -- maybe she should play the lotto instead.
The songs are not even similar.That Rebecca just wants money.
WOW! everybody is just jelous of lady gaga and EVERYTHING they hear BAD about her they want to believe it just because they are IGNORANT. THIS Lady wants attention because her career was not successful. The two songs dont even sound alike!!!!!!
This lawsuit doesnt have any evidence that is strong enough to build on. THE SONGS SOUNDS NOTHING ALIKE. REBECCA F IS JUST EITHER ATTENTION SEEKING OR FISHING FOR MONEY.
Actually the melody sounds like something from Rocky Horror.
that doesn't anything like judas
are they ******* high? that sound nothing like Judas, just some stupid bitch trying to get money
They sound nothing alike. I'm just surprised Madonna hasn't sued for "Born this Way" yet!
this bitch is so dumb! htf cud she even record if she doesn't have the ears to hear that neither song are alike! Rebecca needs to back up because she knows that she will loose this case against Lady G!
i looked up the name 'brian gaynor' on 'judas' in the 'born this way' booklet, there is no such name found (unless he is under different name!)
it's said both have the same composition; the musical instruments used in both choruses sound totally different; also, the main and back-up vocals of both are not even similar; in short, both chorus compositions are just completely different in my opinion.
it's said the chorus is the same melody; rebecca's has 20 sec chorus & gaga's 30 sec; chorus time is not even the same; rebecca's chorus is slow with lower pitches and shorter while gaga's is fast with higher pitches and longer; there is nothing that gives me a clue to lyrically and musically link both songs together
i guess somebody probably desperate for 15 min of fame!
There are only 88 keys on a piano. Makes you wonder who Rebecca bit off of, don't it? Case Dismissed.
rebecca F whoever you are the song that u wrote is not the same to Lady gaga's stop trying to get into the limelight so stop whater it is your trying to do because you are dumb!


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BETHANY, KS – The Northeast Community College golf team competed recently in its opening tournament of the spring season – the Swede Spring Invitational at Bethany, KS.
The Hawks finished sixth in the eight team field, shooting a two-day total of 698. Host Bethany College won the event with a 597. Northeast's Kenny Kuchar, Meadow Grove, had a top 20 finish. He tied for 13th with four other players with a two-day score of 161. His second day 79 was a career best. Zach Dunlap of Garden City Community College took individual honors with a 144.
Elsewhere for Northeast, Trent Peterson, Jackson, finished 27th with a 176; Brandon Schmidt, Columbus, was right behind with a 177 and placed 29th; Mike Smith, Battle Creek, finished 35th with a 184 and Trade Deeder, Madison, shot a 192 and placed 38th in the 48 man field.
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Although the news hasn't been confirmed by UFC officials, I think Miletich would make a great addition to the Hall of Fame whether he gets inducted this year or in the future.
Miletich went 29-7-2 in his career. He was the first UFC Welterweight champion and had four successful title defenses. He was also the a former tournament champion.
Miletich's contributions to MMA aren't limited to just fighting. He operates one one of the most successful gyms in the sport and has trained several world champions, including Jens Pulver, Tim Sylvia and Barb Honchak. One of my his most successful student, Matt Hughes, was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame back in 2010.
In addition to fighting and training, Miletich has spent the past five years as a commentator and does a pretty good job. He currently calls fights for AXS TV Fights and ESPN MMA Live.
Reports state tht Miletich's induction is set to take place during next weekend's UFC Fight Expo, which has become the stage for fighters to receive induction in the Hall of Fame. In 2013, Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonnar were both inducted into the hall. A year before it was Tito Ortiz.
If Miletich does get inducted this year it would be a great feather in the hat of what has been a stellar career. If not, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before we him in the hall.
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Devil worshipers ha ..they like Judas better him didn't born.nana ice will be nana boiling wata when Di fire blaze under him bombo.
there goes the haters, media and nay sayers again – remember the ball goes on both sides of the court like tennis – you better watch out cuz life is a cycle. Now that the man was conspired against and sent away for life, everyone has something to say, even people who we never even heard of are popping up their head. They are cowards, they could not talk all the time because they were not sure if Kartel would be freed! Now he got convicted, they have so much things to say right!
"Nana Ice admits that Portmore Empire was a devil worshipping group and they are all part of the Illuminati."
And that counts as news at Urban Islandz..stopped reading there.
There isnt one black man who is in the illuminati.. They are racist.. If you arent white and stinking rich then you are just a puppet.. This dude is confused, he clearly dosent know his role.. The Freemasons are a different story, anyone who is over 18 years can join ( dosent mean they will reach anywhere in life) kartel had talent so he was the perfect candidate
A monkey who talks sense your not right about freemasonry either Prince Hall freemasonry is not considered to a official freemason lodge because blacks are sub human mainly the ones in jamaica
Its a free.country and you are free to worship who u damn well please
Whatever you devil worshipping black slag your just a sub human inbreed monkey
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Yall stupid or wat. No man kyau sell dem blodkyatt soul. The most high alone can take a soul away when him ready Fi it. Yuh zee me?
If Kartel Ah Sell Him Soul Him Wouldn't Be Inna Jail. Everyone Should Know Dat. If U Nah No Dat Den U Falla Fashion Monkey!! Kartel Ah Praise Jah And Jah Only.All Of Di Rumor Pon Di Man Nah RIGHT!! GAZA MI SEH STR8888888. ADDI MI DADDI
a lot of u are rite but still GOD did not man to be with another men and if some one wants to served the devil is dear problem each person would be responsible for their sins when they went to judgement day……and bigop GaZa no matter what….
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Do you see that caption there in the bottom right corner…What to Eat This Week: A 7 Day Menu??? That's my article!!!…On the front cover of January's issue of Pregnancy and Newborn!
You may remember back in July when I wrote an online piece for the magazine…well, the menu captured enough interest that they extended the invitation to me for a print piece!
I'm over the moon with how it turned out…it spans 4 pages! They even used some of my photos (see the table runner under the ravioli…that's mine!).
I love how they incorporated my information on vitamins…the sidebars really catch the eye and provide insight into why I chose the foods I included in the 7 day menu of breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks.
They gave me a lot of room to creatively produce a seasonal menu that I am proud of. I was even able to include some uncomplicated recipes.
For all my readers with child, and for those of you who are just interested, you can read the whole menu here. I hope you, and all the magazine's readers, find it to be helpful. It makes me smile (and blush, a bit) to think that there are women out there that I might be helping!
Thank you again, Pregnancy and Newborn. And, for any other magazines that might be searching for nutrition writers (oh, I SO wish they were reading my blog!)…Ask me! Choose me! I would love to write more articles this year.
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Pregnancy and Newborn Mag- Organized Eats, A 7 Day Menu
Posted in weekly menu, writing, tagged Pregnancy and Newborn, weekly menu on January 19, 2012 | 12 Comments »
All You Need is Love
Posted in weekly menu on October 10, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Ever have ONE OF THOSE DAYS? You know what I'm talking about, right? When every single person you encounter seems to look at you the wrong way? You cant seem to pull it all together? The nurse nearly knocks you off the chair when she violently stabs your arm with a flu shot? Your self-imposed to-do list is growing and, well, time is not.
Well, it seems I've had one of those weeks. SIX of those weeks, actually. For the past six weeks, David and I have spent our week days darting in and out of each other's lives. I come home from work, we recap Jack's day, and then we say goodbye as he leaves for night float. For six weeks, we have seen each other for approximately thirty minutes a day. And, then the weekend comes and we have high hopes that we can make up for all the lost time by somehow forgetting that David has been up all night and, in fact, really needs too sleep…instead it goes by way too fast and we all feel a little more dazed and weary by Sunday evening as David is heading out the door again.
I got in my car the other evening after work, and heard on my favorite radio station, KEXP, All You Need is Love by the Beatles and, it hit me! Love was the answer. It was all I needed, but how can I possibly find it in the thirty minutes of fast-paced fury we have together each day? Im so thankful that this rotation is coming to an end, that my husband will be back in our bed at night, sitting around our table for dinner. Perhaps I can get a grip on all of this self-wallowing I've been up to!
I'm taking this week to meet other writing deadlines (I was asked to contribute to The Runcible Spoon's holiday magazine!) and to get some holiday-related tasks done around here. I will be back with a full menu next week (hopefully) and, for those of you waiting, the lentil burgers are likely to make their appearance!
*our little runner sporting mama's running shoes. Wonder when he will be hitting the streets with us?!
Going out for ice cream + Weekly dinner menu for the week of October 3rd
Posted in weekly menu on October 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Last weekend, the three of us went out for ice cream. This may seem like a very routine affair living in a city with a 23 month old where artisanal ice cream stores are easily found. But, this ice cream outing was anything other than routine….we went out for ice cream and it was ALREADY DARK! I could count on one hand the number of times we have left our house after the sun stopped glowing since moving to Seattle and, for Jack to be with us after sundown, well that is just unheard of!
It was Saturday night…our only night with David at home during this month of night float rotation…and I got the urge for a yummy frozen treat, a sweet pre-dinner appetizer for David and I and a desert for Jack. After we paused to give the idea a second thought, we grabbed our shoes and bounded out the door headed to Molly Moon's. On our drive over to the Wallingford neighborhood, I knew this outing was significant, marking the first of many evening outings that we will share together. And, it was a bit bittersweet…Jack is growing up. He's becoming a little boy who can make choices and decisions for himself.
We gathered in a line that spilled out of the door and onto the sidewalk and discussed our flavor choices. We made a lot of friends in line chatting over our sweet boy's outfit of yellow rain boots, a Florida gator shirt, and cut-off denim and our obvious love of SEC football (David was wearing one of his Auburn tees).
We ordered our selections and then snuggled into a table licking and taking spoonfuls of each other's…Jack chose the tomato basil sorbet (yes, he really did choose this and he liked it! So did we.), I had a sugar cone filled huckleberry chunk and Theo chocolate, David had strawberry balsamic and stone mint. The flavors were indulgent. Jack tasted his first ice cream cone and he thought it was wonderful. The taste of the sweet cream alone would have been enough to make most people's night, but instead of the ice cream, my favorite part of the evening was the walk to and from the car that we shared hand in hand. Just the three of us with smiles plastered on our faces taking up the whole width of the sidewalk, happy just being.
See, I am all too aware that little people don't stay little forever. I know that Jack will one day think going out for ice cream on a Saturday night with his parents is absolutely not fun. And, I know, if we are lucky, that this day will come in several years but also be fleeting (those preteen and teenage years can be such a challenge). So, I am holding on dearly to the memories we are making along the way…the simple ice cream outings where nothing is more important to the three of us at that moment than each other.
*happy October! We are all decked out for the season at our house! How about you?
Weekly menu:
Tuesday: Vegetable Ratatouille
Wednesday: Pumpkin Muffins
Thursday: Sweet Potato and Sausage Soup
Friday: Homemade Rustic Pizzas
Farewell, September + Weekly menu for the week of September 26th
Posted in weekly menu, tagged Starbucks, weekly menu, weeknight dinners on September 26, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Can you believe it's the last week of September…where exactly did this month go??? Oh my, oh my… The weather in Seattle has us all confused as I think it's having a hard time deciding whether it's time to welcome fall. We've had days of sunshine and mid-70 degree weather, yet it's currently windy, gray, and drizzly with temperatures hovering in the high-60s. I quite like this gray day…it feels cozy and is very suitable for writing. Yet, it makes me wish my fireplace was already filled with pillar candles of all sizes so our living room would have a warm glow in the evenings. Jack decided that Nonna was responsible for picking out our candles, but when their visit with us was cut short, we couldn't find the time to fit that task in. Hopefully, I will get around to it soon.
About the menu this week… the soup is exceptionally good and the muffins are easy and make a wholesome, yummy breakfast even on the super hectic weekday mornings when I'm required to have breakfast plated and on the table before waking Jack up at 6:50. (Whew!…even that sentence made me a frantic!)
After making these muffins, I've decided to try to schedule some dedicated baking time into my week. Nothing beats a homemade baked good…I think they just have a way of making you feel loved and cared for. Baking has never been part of my kitchen habit, yet, I'm hoping that will change. So, the plan is for you to see baked bits of goodness appear on the weekly menus more often than not from here on.
*photos were taken at the first Starbucks located in Pike Place Market (note the old "scandalous" mermaid logo). We took my parents here when they visited. I found it appropriate to offer Jack his first taste of Starbucks while at the original store. The only time of year that I love Starbucks is from September through New Years…I find their holiday drinks decadent and comforting, particularly the gingerbread latte. Here, we are drinking a decaf iced soy pumpkin spice latte…mmmmm!
This week's menu:
Tuesday: Black bean soft tacos
Wednesday: Tomato Florentine soup with tortellini and kale
Thursday: Banana muffins
Friday: Jet City Pizza review
Hello Fall & weekly menu for the week of September 19th
Posted in weekly menu, tagged apples, cheese, grilled cheese, weekly menu, weeknight dinners on September 19, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Hey there, Fall. How did you get here so soon?
It's difficult for my mind to process the fact that it's already mid-September, that we will officially greet Fall this week. While so, so, so much has happened this summer (the BIG cross-country move, settling in, starting residency, finding and then starting a new job, meeting new friends, getting Jack started at his first school…!), it doesn't feel like people should be packing up their flip-flops and picking out a new pair of boots for the cold days ahead. Yet, promises of apple picking, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, football, trick-or-treating, big pots of homemade soup, and cozy nights tucked under blankets make me excited for my favorite season. We are thrilled with the anticipation of what Fall means in the Northwest…what seasonal things are little family of three will do and love to make them our own Autumn traditions. And, I'm also feeling ready to brave the rain and endless clouds we have heard so much about!
So, I will leave you with this week's menu, a sort of dance between summer and fall foods (I guess my kitchen is not quite ready to bid farewell to summer), while I go search for a new raincoat, discover new soup recipes, and make a warm lunch of grilled apple and cheese sandwiches for me and my boy. xxo.
Weekly menu:
Tuesday: slow cooked lentils
Wednesday: yogurt sesame dressed tortellini
Thursday: poached egg open-faced BLT sandwiches
Friday: pasta with spinach pesto and clams
Weekly dinner menu for the week of August 29th
Posted in weekly menu, tagged Weekly dinner menu on August 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hello, lovelies. I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. Mine was spent missing my hubs, keeping cool in a Seattle heat wave of 80 degree high temps, and planning for some very exciting visitors that arrive this week…my parents!
So, I have something I want to share with you all…I have a new writing gig! It's for an online magazine called Miss A that is established in about 20 US cities (maybe your city is featured…?) and promotes unique local events, particularly events that are connected to a charity. The magazine just launched in Seattle so I am among it's original core writers. It's a fun project that keeps me in-the-know of many Seattle happenings. Please click here to check out my section and read the articles I have written so far…I will be writing nearly every week, so keep checking back. I will also try to alert you when I have written something that I feel should be shared here.
I hope that all of you have a fun week ahead. And, perhaps this week's menu will help add some unique flavors to your little corner of the world:
Tuesday: slow cooked vegetable ratatouille
Wednesday: blueberry oatmeal whole grain buttermilk pancakes!
Thursday: pea pesto pasta
Friday: peachy plum confetti cocktail
Thoughts on life's balance + weekly dinner menu for the week of August 22nd
Posted in family and friends, weekly menu, tagged life's balance, weekly menu, working moms on August 22, 2011 | 4 Comments »
I've been doing a lot of thinking about the balancing act of life lately…what components must come together to make your family happy, your house peaceful, and everyone in your home feeling well-balanced and fulfilled. It's tricky. It's tricky for everyone…working parents, stay at home parents, single people, single parents, married couples without children. And, it's especially tricky when you have to find the right flow when one of the players in your act does not have a schedule that is set nor flexible.
One of my favorite bloggers, Joanna Goddard of cup of Jo did a balancing work/life/motherhood series that is a must-read. It really made me think about how we all struggle to find this perfect balance to make our life, and the people in it, as happy as we possibly can while also giving of our whole selves to make our work meaningful and successful. As I enter back into the working world today, thankfully into a job I'm psyched about and that only requires me to be there part time, I thought it would be a good exercise to do my own little post, using some of Joanna's questions, about how I attempt to balance the pieces of my life to make it all flow.
(Jack on the morning of his first day of school…sniff. Overly excited about holding his new lunch box.)
My work life has evolved from a full-time to a stay-at-home to a part-time working mama over the last year and a half. I went back to my full-time job as a clinical dietitian in Atlanta when Jack was 3 months old (heartbreaking) and toyed around with my schedule cutting hours, then some days to try to make my presence at work meaningful, but my time with Jack even more so. During this time, Jack spent a month at home with David and then 15 months at an in-home daycare with 3 other children. Our transition from Atlanta to Seattle allowed me to spend nearly three months at "home" with Jack…this came at a wonderful time of growth and readjustment for him. We knew that I would make a jump to part-time the first chance I could and our move to Seattle has, fortunately, allowed for that! Now, at 21 months old, Jack goes 3-4 days a week to a wonderful little preschool in our neighborhood.
1. What's your work schedule?
My schedule will always be changing since I will work as an outpatient dietitian counseling patients or teaching classes 2-3 varying days per week. I'm trying to take another day each week for writing, hoping appointments and errands don't get in the way! I will also write on the weekends or very occasional nights after Jack goes to bed, if David goes to bed early or is working.
No matter what, I'm going to spend one day each week focused on Jack. I'm looking forward to finding a class that we can join and rainy day activities to explore!
2. How do you handle childcare?
Because of my varying schedule, it worked best for us to have Jack enrolled four days a week at preschool. On the days I see patients, he, unfortunately, will be there the full 10 hours, but on the days I take for writing, he will typically attend for about 6 hours. Knowing he doesn't go every day makes the long days bearable. On patient Fridays, Jack will hang out with a babysitter for a few hours, because our preschool closes earlier on that day.
3. What would you love to change down the road (or would change right now) if you had a magic wand?
I think the biggest problem with our current set-up is that David is a completely unreliable player on the team. I'm looking forward to the day when we have at least a pretty good idea of when he will be at the hospital and when he will be home each day. Its difficult to work and do all of the childcare alone.
4. What's your favorite part of your work?
I am so excited to be taking on a new direction in my career by working in an outpatient clinic setting rather than in a hospital. I love to interact with patients and teach and my new job will allow me to do a lot of both! Also, I'm so thrilled to be doing some freelance writing and am really hoping I get more opportunities for this, especially since my schedule was tailored to give myself time for this passion.
5. What's your favorite part of your home life?
I love the days when David is home in the evenings and we can play in the backyard, go for walks, cook dinner, have dance parties, read, and snuggle before Jack goes to bed. Then, we get to have some adult time where we can watch a movie, just have a drink and talk, or make a longer dinner together. It doesn't happen often, so when it does, it's such a treasure!
6. How does your husband contribute to managing the juggle/house/childcare?
We've made it an unspoken rule to get up with Jack together when we are both home (except when David has worked overnight). We take turns playing with him and making breakfast/coffee. If David's home in the evenings, one of us gives Jack a bath and the other reads Jack stories and puts him to bed. When our schedules allow, we basically have a set of tasks and the counterpart to that task. I think being open to talking about expectations helps make a happier home life, so I talk about this subject quite often!
7. How do you and your husband fit your marriage into the balance?
Gosh…it's so easy to neglect you marriage once you have a child! There are so many other things that suddenly become ultra important and can easily take all of your energy and time if you let them. I think it's really critical to foster the connection you have with your spouse. We were not good about doing this in Atlanta, but we are now trying to plan for date nights on a semi-regular basis. We feel that its worth the babysitting fees to have time with each other and out with friends. And, if David is home at night, we often try to focus on each other after Jack goes to bed with no Internet distractions…it often feels like a stay-at-home date night, which is so wonderful.
8. Do you have time for yourself?
I am terrible at this! David and I don't get much time together, so its often hard to justify going out to do something on my own or with friends. I am VERY protective of my few quiet hours during the day when I am not working and Jack is napping…But this is a time I use to return phone calls, write for the blog, write articles, cook, do some Internet research…not really time for me. Also, I make a true effort to create exercise time 3-4 days each week…jogging strollers are wonderful as is having a daycare that's close and allows for walking/running to and fro! I'm going to really try to create some time for me in my week and time to go out with girlfriends. Girlfriends are so important and should be a top priority, especially at a time when I am making new ones in a new city!
9. What advice would you give to other moms about how to balance work and life?
Every day I find myself thinking, "If not mama, then who?" Mamas really are extraordinary in their ability to do so much in so many different roles, but we also put so much on ourselves! I think it's extremely important to be authentic to ourselves, to ask for help, to not be afraid to say when we feel overwhelmed, and to simply do our best. It's so easy to compare ourselves to other moms falsely thinking that they have it all. It's helpful to look to each other for help and inspiration, but what matters most is how we balance all our different pieces into real living with our family and friends. Be true to your own role!
10. Have you talked to other women about how to juggle everything? Do you think people talk openly about it?
I am not so sure people are open and honest about it and that is hard. My impression is that every mama stresses over making their own right choice that it is easier to put down another woman's choices rather than learn from them. I always hear stay-at-home moms say that they don't want someone else to 'raise' her child. And, some working moms feel superior because they have a career and income. The decisions we make have so much to do with our personal life experiences that it's hard to have a one-size-fits-all approach. And, admittedly, I'm still learning how to live and balance it all and doing the best I can along the way.
11. Do you think the juggle is harder for women than for men?
I do think the juggle is harder for women than for men. It seems that the day Jack was born I was injected with a healthy dose of guilt — about not doing enough for him, not doing enough for myself, not calling my parents/sister/friends enough, not letting David know how special he is to me, not working hard enough. Because David's career dictates his schedule, it has been left to me to create a childcare/work balance. I know David would certainly help if he could and I know he misses us when he's gone, but I think when men leave and go to work, their minds clear to focus on their career in the forefront with their families in the background. As a mama, I don't find it possible to do that. I live and breathe guilt daily!
So, thanks for reading…I would love to know your own story, if you want to share.
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Tuesday: instead of a meal made in the slow cooker, let's make quinoa with roasted vegetables and celebrate summer's bounty of mint with mojito in hand!
Wednesday: greens and chickpeas
Thursday: summer panzanella salad
Friday: pizza made at home…on the grill!
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The Oakland Athletics San Jose Plan Not Done Year
If the A's ballpark saga were a film, the title would be: "Huh? Still No Answer?"
With this subtitle: "The Everlasting Slog Of Befuddlement."
Last weekend, a report surfaced that Major League Baseball had rejected the idea of an Athletics move from Oakland to San Jose, which A's owner Lew Wolff has pursued for more than five years. But the report turned out to be a false alarm created by legal mumbo jumbo.
How do we know this? Because after Wolff received the MLB letter allegedly denying him permission to build a San Jose ballpark, he's on record as still seeking a move to the South Bay.
"Nothing has changed with much of it for us," Wolff said again this week in a phone interview. "We continue to pursue the process."
I am no professor of logic. But if the MLB letter had actually instructed Wolff to totally forget about San Jose, my feeling is that he would instead be saying something like: "Well, guess I'd better totally forget about San Jose."
I asked Wolff if he could show me the MLB letter. He politely told me no. He also declined further comment on the topic. So what's going on here?
Multiple baseball sources tell me that the MLB letter simply rejected the last plan submitted by San Jose to the A's for a ballpark. There were evidently concerns about seating capacity and the stadium footprint at the proposed downtown site. The letter did not rule out potential MLB approval of a revised plan. Suspiciously, the letter was sent to the A's and Wolff by baseball's lawyers one day before San Jose filed its lawsuit against MLB. It was clearly a legal tactic of some sort.
Meanwhile, fans of the A's don't care about confusing lawyerly arguments or loud posturing. They only want to know this: Where will the Athletics be playing in the future?
–Mark Purdy, San Jose Mercury News
Columnist Honored By Role In Building Baseball History
I spent last weekend making a tiny contribution to baseball history. The setting was Orlando, site of the ongoing winter meetings, and a conference room in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Along with 15 others, I took under consideration the Hall of Fame credentials for a distinguished group of managers, players and executives.
The results were announced Monday: the election of Tony La Russa, Joe Torre and Bobby Cox. I can't tell you how I or anyone else voted, or even the tone of the meeting. I can't reveal if someone pounded his fist on the table, argued vehemently against a candidate or made a spirited case in favor. We are sworn to absolute secrecy.
If it sounds a bit clandestine, consider this: Say it became known that I didn't vote for someone, and he fell one vote short. Suddenly, I'm a public figure. I cost him a place in Cooperstown, at least on this particular vote. I heard one of the committee members express this exact sentiment, insisting he wouldn't participate if his or anyone else's ballot became public.
This process bears no resemblance to the general Hall of Fame election, polling the massive whole of the baseball writers' electorate. Those votes are made public, and most of us are quite willing to explain our decisions in print.
Here, though, it was a condensed panel of 16, voting on the so-called Expansion Era, targeted as 1973 to the present but allowing leeway for those whose careers began a bit further back. We could vote for as many as five of the 12 candidates, and it took at least 12 votes, or 75 percent, to gain election.
–Bruce Jenkins, San Francisco Chronicle
49ers Will Need More From Colin Kaepernick In Postseason
The 49ers can no longer disguise the obvious: Quarterback Colin Kaepernick is a talented but erratic player and can't be depended on to lead them to postseason success.
On Sunday, Kaepernick had what is becoming a typical game against quality opponents, occasionally brilliant but often erratic.
The brilliance showed late in the second quarter when the 49ers drove for their only touchdown, with Kaepernick completing four key passes, the last a 13-yarder to Vernon Davis for the score.
The erratic element showed when the 49ers drove deep into Seattle territory in the third quarter and seemed poised to at least kick another field goal and possibly score their second touchdown — until Kaepernick threw an interception. So, the Niners came away with no points.
The game was won because Frank Gore broke loose for a 51-yard run in the closing minutes. Coach Jim Harbaugh didn't risk another Kaepernick pass going to a Seattle defensive back so he called nothing but runs — one by Kaepernick — to let the clock run down before Phil Dawson's go-ahead field goal.
Earlier this season, Kaepernick's struggles were "explained" because his favorite receiver, Michael Crabtree, was sidelined by injury. But now, he has Crabtree, Davis, Anquan Boldin and Mario Manningham. Few teams can match that stable of quality receivers.
Certainly not Seattle. Golden Tate is the only Seahawks receiver who could make the active roster for the Niners, and he'd probably be used primarily as a kick returner.
Yet, in Sunday's matchup, Russell Wilson was the better quarterback. Wilson is a second-year quarterback who was a third-round draft pick last year, but won the starting job in training camp from Matt Flynn. He has continued to improve this year.
Kaepernick was a second-round pick in 2011. He played in the preseason but mostly just observed as Alex Smith took the Niners into the playoffs. Last year, he took over when Smith was sidelined by a concussion and had some spectacular games against opponents who were not prepared for him.
–Glenn Dickey, San Francisco Examiner
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The next meeting of Council will be Thursday 6th November 2014 commencing 7.00pm
Life Membership Awards
David Redman receives his award from President Colin Sanderson
Ian Griffith receives his award from the President
David Redman and Ian Griffith were presented with Clocks in recognition of becoming life members of the Castleford Football Association. Both have served for 10 years and given outstanding service.
The Chairman of the Castleford and District Football Association has been honoured by the Football Association for completing 50 years loyal service to local football. Barry received a medallion and a lapel badge in recognition of his outstanding service. Making the presentation is Barry Chaplin the WRCFA representative to the Football Association.
Barry started in 1955 when he started playing age 14 with Fairburn in the Pontefract & District League. After leaving school he attended Castleford Youth club and as player / secretary formed a team to play in the Pontefract League. After a couple of seasons he joined works outfit Pollard & Philidas playing in the West Yorkshire League, later taking over as Secretary.A change in career took Barry to Hickson & Welsh Chemical company and following a short playing career took over the role as secretary in the Castleford Sunday League. He was approached by the late Joby Merrick and in 1971 became a member of the Castleford & District FA, serving as assistant manager to the District U17s for a number of seasons. In 1997 he was elected as Chirman of the Association and still holds that position today.
In 1974 Barry joined the committee of Fryston Colliery Welfare who played in the West Yorkshire League at the time and took over as Secretary a couple of seasons later, when the entered the Yorkshire League. Following the demise of Fryston Welfare in 1992 he moved to near neighbours Pontefract Collieries, spending a number of seasons as match secretary before joining Glasshoughton Welfare in the North Counties East League. He remains with Glasshoughton Welfare to this day where he is currently the match day secretary.
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Former Auburn defensive end Dee Ford and former Tiger kicker Cody Parkey have already earned some Senior Bowl hardware.After five days of practice, Ford was named the most outstanding defensive lineman and Parkey was named the most outstanding specialist. Defensive back Chris Davis and fullback Jay Prosch also got high marks, though neither won an individual award.
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