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Polyarticular onset juvenile idiopathic arthritis (formerly called polyarticular onset juvenile rheumatoid arthritis) is a subset of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) that is defined by the presence of more than four affected joints during the first six months of illness [1]. In the new nomenclature, this disease, which comprises 20 to 30 percent of patients with JIA, is included in the group termed childhood polyarthritis. (See "Classification of juvenile arthritis (JRA/JIA)".)
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The Jacksonville Jaguars are scheduled to interview Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell for head coach.
The Jaguars aren't the only ones interested in Bevell -- he had his second interview for the Chicago Bears' opening Tuesday, according to ESPN.
Another Seahawks employee is also expected to interview with the Jaguars.
Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is scheduled to interview for the job Wednesday. He had his second interview with the Philadelphia Eagles for their head-coaching job Tuesday, ESPN reports.
Another person in the Jaguars head coach interviewing mix is St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, who sources said interviewed with the Jaguars on Tuesday.
Current Jaguars defensive coordinator Mel Tucker interviewed for the job Monday.
Tucker was the Jaguars' interim coach in 2011 after Jack Del Rio was fired and interviewed for the Jacksonville job last offseason. Schottenheimer interviewed for the job last season as well.
The search for the Jaguars' next head coach is being led by new general manager David Caldwell. Caldwell fired Mike Mularkey last week after his first season.
Mularkey was hired by former Jaguars general manager Gene Smith.
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Dressage riders and trainers from around the area will participate, with all proceeds going to Reins of Life.
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Spread Some Luuuurve...................
THE STAMP ATTIC and I must say I have had great fun creating this little number LOL. Enjoy what's left of the weekend, Tracy x x
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- Lisa Somerville said...
How cute is that! Love the BG you created, and to have him dreaming of his GF, just too cute!
- 13 February 2011 14:39
- Hels Sheridan said...
Aw Tracy, he is adorable... he is on my wishlist :O))
Thanks for joining in with the SUnday Stamper... oh and the Stampotique Challenge too !!
Hope you ok and have a lovely Valentines... I was toying with the idea of making AlfieCat a card ... does that make me really bonkers though LOL x
- 13 February 2011 15:11
- Lynne said...
Fabulous card Tracy love the colours. The images are great too. Lynne xx
- 13 February 2011 15:13
- Netty said...
Oh what great fun Tracy, I love your card, brilliant humour. Annette x
- 13 February 2011 15:31
- Helen said...
This is cute - great colour combi, I agree. I love these quirky stamps.
- 13 February 2011 15:55
- flutterbycrafter said...
Love this, the colours are brilliant and it's such a humours card. xx
- 13 February 2011 16:56
- Carol Q said...
aw, that's great Tracy
- 13 February 2011 17:17
- Joanna K (aka Asia K) said...
That's the coolest Valentine's card ever!!! I love it, love the images and the orange theme ;). It's hot, hot, hot!!! hugs, Joanna xx
- 13 February 2011 18:22
- dutchstamptramp said...
Wow what a beautiful card! Thank you for joining in at the Stampotique designer's challenge
- 13 February 2011 18:31
- Gillian said...
Superb Tracy, luuuuurve it:)
- 13 February 2011 18:37
- Cheryl said...
this is brilliant hun love the colurs you have used hugs cheryl xxx
- 13 February 2011 23:03
- Lori said...
How cute! I'm sure he'll love it, those Stampotique images are wonderful for kids. Great work!
- 14 February 2011 01:02
- Basement Stamper said...
Moth Fab is a popular girl this Valentine's Day LOL! great creation, love how he's dreaming of her! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge.
- 14 February 2011 02:37
- Moniqui said...
Awww great valentines card!That is so cute! Thank you for joining the Stampotique designer challenge! Happy Valentines day!
- 14 February 2011 12:43
- craftytrog said...
So gorgeous! Bet your son loved his card Tracy! xx
- 14 February 2011 15:12
- Willy said...
Wonderful and funny card, Tracy! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge.
- 14 February 2011 20:26
- Suzanne C said...
Sweet card. It gave me a chuckle because his expression is kind of shy and sweet which matches him thinking about his friend. :) Too cute!
- 15 February 2011 10:32
- Lynn Stevens said...
How cute and FUN!!!! I need to get me some of these stamps!
hugs Lynn
- 15 February 2011 14:47
- Kaz said...
I love this card, it's so much fun. Thanks for joining us again at Stampotique.
- 15 February 2011 19:21
- Shake said...
Hi there!
love this card, the images and the colors are super cute. Hope you make another stampotique card soon! (love it!)
all the details are super good!
Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge.
- 15 February 2011 22:34
- thekathrynwheel said...
This is great! I love the way Moth Fab is inside the heart - a really clever design. The colours are beautiful too.
Thanks for joining the Stampotique Designers Challenge :-) Kate
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that's so cute and cool, thanks for taking part in the stampotique challenge
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Baylor emerged as the only 2-0 team through the first three games at The Summit of Softball Complex on Friday in first-day action in East Hamilton's Choo Choo Classic high school tournament.
The Lady Red Raiders defeated Meigs County 8-1 in five innings and beat American Christian Academy from Tuscaloosa, Ala., 12-0 in four innings.
The tournament is scheduled to resume pool play this morning at 9. Single-elimination play is slated to start early in the afternoon. Depending on pool-play records, teams will be placed in eaither Gold or Silver divisions. The Silver final is scheduled to start at 4:30 p.m. The Gold championship is set for 6.
Noelle Winkles sparked Baylor (10-1) offensively against Meigs, going 2-for-3, both doubles, and driving in four runs.
Haley Andrus was among five with multiple-hit games in the Lady Raiders' second game. She was 3-for-3 with a home run, a double and three RBIs in addition to having six assists from third base.
"One of those was a diving play," Baylor coach Kelli Smith said. "To write that down 5-3 in the scorebook doesn't do that play justice at all."
It also helped preserve Kayla Hughes' no-hitter. Cayley Quinn pitched a four-hitter and was the winning pitcher in the first game.
"Overall we hit the ball extremely well," Smith said. "Both of our pitchers stayed ahead in the count. We ran the bases extremely well. We just played good, solid softball."
Silverdale Baptist Academy lost 5-4 to Farragut in five innings in its first game but prevented Soddy-Daisy from joining Baylor by beating the Lady Trojans 2-0.
Madi Hancock was hit by a pitch with one out in the fifth inning, and Elise Pearson followed with a home run. Emily Harkleroad was the winning pitcher with a three-hitter.
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NASHVILLE — U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander's campaign says it raised nearly $770,000 in the fourth quarter and that it ended the year with $3.2 million on hand.
Alexander, a former Tennessee governor, is running for a third term in the Senate. He raised a total of about $4.7 million in 2013, and his minute-long television ads have been in heavy rotation around the state.
Alexander is being challenged in the Republican primary by state Rep. Joe Carr of Murfreesboro, who said he raised $250,000 in the fourth quarter, after raising just $52,000 in the previous reporting period.
Carr, who in August dropped a congressional bid to instead challenge Alexander, raised about $609,000 in 2013 and had $405,000 remaining at the end of the quarter.
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James McCallion as Old Man
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Carter Harrison lives in London where he is a statesman and where he encounters a sassy Italian by the name of Toni. They hastily marry each other and soon realize they have nothing in common and cannot agree on anything. They separate from one another and meet again five years later, right before their divorce is finalized. Once they see each other again, the attraction they had for each other returns but it is not too long before the fighting begins and they proceed with their divorce. The only problem is that Carter's marriage could help him get a promotion. He plans to get back together with Toni.


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The term "ivory tower" is in fact biblical, from the Song of Songs (7:4). But it came to be applied to the Blessed Mother and is indeed one of the names given to her in the Litany, "Tower of David, Tower of Ivory." Thus, it has the connotation of the self-possession of Our Lady.
The word today typically refers to academia and is usually not a compliment. A journal at the University of Minnesota is entitled Ivory Tower. Its current issue advertizes itself as "The Totally Boring and Non-Offensive Issue." I did not bother to check the title of previous issues, but one can imagine, "The Totally Absorbing and Offensive Issue." It's funny when you are a sophomore.
But at this time of year, students return to the university for the second semester, or two more quarters, depending on the institutional system. Freshmen are accustomed to the place by now; seniors are immediately aware that this is it, with jobs, applications, weddings, professional and graduate work. The middle classmen are ready for their best work, at least at their age.
Old professors (no names) look back and wonder if students are learning anything on their watch. I heard recently that, in its new offices, the Wall Street Journal rid itself of all books. Everything is on-line. One must more properly say, I think, that everything is on-line but a book, a physical object, an artifact. We have newfangled electronic "books" on which you can call up whole libraries.
Here at Georgetown, we have a new business school, a palatial thing. Each room is wired for sight, sound, and air. You see students sitting in a classroom all looking at their own or a common computer screen. There may or may not be a professor in the room. The equivalent course is usually available at hundreds of other universities. Why is the professor necessary, really, if he is merely a director of a computer screen, watching session? The students can dial in the same course on-line at other hours of the day.
Do we even need classrooms? This generation is nothing if not computer literate. Everyone has a cell phone on which he can talk to his friend in Hong Kong anytime he wants.
I am frankly a defender of the Ivory Tower, of walls around universities, intended to keep students in, to protect them, for a short blessed spell, at least, from current events. But I know about Al Qaeda, genetic engineering, and the financial crash. These are the kids that will bear the brunt of what it is they have largely been protected from knowing—often by their own politics. In many ways, universities are the last places in which a true confrontation with ultimate things will occur. But it will occur in each student's life, usually outside the Ivory Tower.
This semester I decided to do a course on classical political thought, no mean subject. I will probably begin by reading Strauss' City and Man, a sober book if there ever was one. One has to choose his readings here, as the course includes both the Greeks and the Romans, with their similarities and differences.
Just the other day, a student told me that she had just purchased a copy of Plutarch's Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans, which I had once somehow mentioned in class. Put in a nutshell, that is what "education" is really about. A student in a used bookstore somewhere buys Plutarch and wants to know where to begin. This book is of course 1296 pages long. It deserves a full semester of reading.
We will read Thucydides, Aristotle's Politics, of Plato only the Gorgias. I wanted to include a book containing the Phaedrus and the Seventh Letter, but it is out of print. The material is on-line, I know. It's not the same. We will read the three Theban Plays of Sophocles.
I find that the Romans often get a short shrift. This course should probably be divided, but I ask what I am doing? I am reading things worth reading for their own sakes with students willing to read along with me. Hence, we will read some Cicero, Tacitus, Seneca, and Marcus Aurelius. My little book, Unexpected Meditations Late in the XXth Century, was modeled on Marcus's Meditations, written in my Roman days. Marcus Aurelius always has a profound effect on students. The issue of Stoicism and Christianity is one of the most delicate in all intellectual history, and is still with us today.
So what is a university? It is not a "research institution." It is a place a professor and fifty or a hundred students can gradually read through together the works that tell them both what is. That is all you need. As Plato said, we deal with souls here.
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Prosecuting Hoosiers for photographing or videotaping embarrassing or illegal activity at industrial operations would be, unfortunately, easier under a bill passed in the state Senate on Tuesday. The bill does little to protect citizens or business owners acting in good faith but instead shields from accountability operations engaged in bad business practices.
Senate Bill 373, authored by Sen. Travis Holdman, R-Markle, is comparable to a spate of bills cropping up all over the country linked to the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council. The Indiana legislation applies to all industrial sectors, but it is targeted to thwart undercover investigations of factory farms by environmental advocates and animal abuse activists.
Holdman proposed similar legislation last year, but Senate leaders had the good sense to let that bill die.
I've heard from a number of constituents in the manufacturing and agricultural sectors who were concerned with trade secrets, Holdman said. Those people (the investigators) would gain access surreptitiously and release it in a way that would harm the business. The same goes for farms.
He said a farm owner told him about a person employed for a short time who released video on the Internet that had been spliced and edited.
I grew up on a farm, Holdman said. The truth is, if you eat meat, those animals have to be harvested in some fashion, and it's not necessarily a pretty picture. We don't want people to take a picture and use it out of context to harm the business.
The bill prohibits photographing or videotaping on a property without the owner's consent. It does not prohibit documenting activity while standing on public property.
Clearly, if you are documenting something illegal, you are not going to get the owner's consent, said Kim Ferraro, staff attorney for the Hoosier Environmental Council.
The legislation, which now goes to the House, appears to be unnecessary. Current laws already protect property owners from trespassers and companies from defamation.
An amendment was added that offers some protection for whistleblowers who relinquish evidence of wrongdoing to law enforcement or regulatory agencies. The amendment helps, but it doesn't go far enough. Hoosiers still could face prosecution if they share the evidence with journalists or the public.
Sen. Karen Tallian, D-Portage, rightly questioned whether the bill violates Indiana's constitutional press freedom protections.
Ferraro of the environmental council noted that while she is not a constitutional law expert, To me, it borders on a violation of free speech. To me it just doesn't feel right that we would limit the ability to share information with journalists.
Erin Huang, state director for the Humane Society of the United States, said: They are trying to add exemptions to make it more agreeable. The only thing the amendment really does is make the intent of the bill more clear, and that is to hide worker abuse, food safety issues and animal abuse. It's not just about animal welfare. It's about public safety and our food.
Huang points to the many instances in which whistleblowing employees, undercover exposés and investigative journalists have brought dangerous situations to light in the best interest of public safety. Indeed, if a business were operating responsibly, it should not want this bill to pass. It presumably would want the bad members of its industry drummed out.
This bill makes it less likely the public will ever hear about operations that are engaged in bad business practices that could contaminate food supplies, pollute the environment or equate to animal abuse or unfair labor practices.
Ferraro said: This isn't about being anti-agriculture. Every industry has to conduct itself within some standards. This is about making sure industry is conducted safely, and some in this industry want not to be held accountable.
Businesses, including large factory farms that are operating responsibly, don't need – nor should they want – this bill to pass.


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Explore Sleep Apnea
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) is strongly committed to supporting research aimed at preventing and treating heart, lung, and blood diseases and conditions and sleep disorders.
NHLBI-supported research has led to many advances in medical knowledge and care. For example, this research has uncovered some of the causes of various sleep disorders and ways to diagnose and treat them.
The NHLBI continues to support research to learn more about sleep and sleep disorders. For example, the NHLBI's Sleep Heart Health Study showed that moderate to severe sleep apnea is associated with an increased risk of stroke and death in middle-aged adults, especially men. Current NHLBI studies are exploring:
In November 2011, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) released its "2011 NIH Sleep Disorders Research Plan." The plan expands upon previous and current research programs and identifies new research opportunities.
The NHLBI's National Center on Sleep Disorders Research coordinates this research across the NIH and other Federal agencies. The research focuses on sleep and the body's natural 24-hour cycle, the role of genes and the environment on sleep health, and ways to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sleep disorders.
Much of this research depends on the willingness of volunteers to take part in clinical trials. Clinical trials test new ways to prevent, diagnose, or treat various diseases, conditions, and health problems.
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By taking part in a clinical trial, you may gain access to new treatments before they're widely available. You also will have the support of a team of health care providers, who will likely monitor your health closely. Even if you don't directly benefit from the results of a clinical trial, the information gathered can help others and add to scientific knowledge.
If you volunteer for a clinical trial, the research will be explained to you in detail. You'll learn about treatments and tests you may receive, and the benefits and risks they may pose. You'll also be given a chance to ask questions about the research. This process is called informed consent.
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Controversy over pitch shows why Zambrano shouldn't be with Cubs
BY JOE COWLEY email@example.com July 1, 2011 11:34PM
Updated: July 2, 2011 10:11AM
It isn't very often that a 56-second video of a Cubs pitcher surrounded by women in tight-fitting baseball pants starts such a firestorm, but this is the wonderful, wacky world of Carlos Zambrano.
In early June he was letting his Cubs teammates know exactly where they stood (''We stinks'') and that they resemble a Triple-A team rather than just the underachieving North Siders we've all come to know and love. Last we saw our hero, he was leaving his start against the San Francisco Giants on Thursday afternoon after just one-plus innings with what was originally diagnosed as a strained lower back.
Hours later, he popped up at a Chicago Bandits softball game in Rosemont to sign autographs and throw out the first pitch.
Obviously, a single in the second inning by the Giants' Miguel Tejada wasn't the pitch Zambrano wanted to sleep on Thursday night.
CSN Chicago cameras were on hand to catch Big Z make the ceremonial toss, and by Friday morning, fans and certain members of the media were piling on what was deemed another bad decision by the volatile right-hander, who has a history of them.
Now, let's bring some sanity to the latest Zambrano non-controversy controversy.
If it had been the blistered fingers of Kerry Wood throwing out the first pitch for his charity while he was sidelined with an injury, Wood would have needed an MRI exam on his back after all the congratulatory slaps.
But it was the bad boy of the North Side. It was Zambrano.
''What's the problem with that?'' Zambrano asked reporters Friday after the Cubs' 6-4 loss to the White Sox. ''It was done through my foundation. I support softball teams, I sponsor baseball teams in different areas in Chicago. It wasn't that I was in a wheelchair or I wasn't able to walk anymore.
''I know I came out early in the game, but at the same time, I have this thing set up with my foundation a long time ago. If I don't go, they criticize me, too, you know? 'He's a bad person. He didn't show up.' I went there and spent a real good time, threw out the first pitch and enjoyed the ladies playing softball.''
Whether it's because of his scuffle with Derrek Lee last summer or his encounters with Gatorade machines, Zambrano has put himself in a lose-lose situation no matter what he does, good or bad.
That's why the best move for him and his career at this point is elsewhere, with a contending team.
Whether it's this month or this winter, the rebuilding Cubs need to at least explore the market on what Zambrano could get them in return so that both sides can move on and be better for the split.
''Chicago is a big town, but it's a small town,'' Zambrano said. ''You can't hide in Chicago. That's why I don't go out. I stay home and enjoy my family. Back in the day, I used to go out once in awhile, but not anymore. Too many paparazzi in Chicago.''
In this case, too many people simply overreacting.
''I mean, he had to go out there and throw the ball some 40 feet,'' Cubs general manager Jim Hendry said. ''This is a strong, world-class athlete at 270 pounds. He could have thrown it up there with his big toe. There's a big difference between that and going out and pitching in a major-league baseball game. No one feels like he quit [Thursday], that he's not hurt.
''There are certain things, No. 1 that he's done in the past that I haven't approved of, No. 2 that he knows and has heard about from me, but there are times like this where it is a big to-do about nothing. Obviously he's done some things that have deserved discipline, and discipline from me. But with this, I would have been more disappointed if he made a commitment to these people where people paid to get in just to see him, and he didn't show up.''
The first-pitch fallout heightened Friday morning when the Cubs announced that Zambrano had been put on the 15-day disabled list.
But does missing one start for the Cubs at this point really matter in the big picture? Get Zambrano healthy, then free him.
The problem is the trade market for Zambrano is nearly nonexistent. But give it a few more weeks, maybe months into the offseason.
It only takes one GM.
Meanwhile, there's a bigger question to come out of this fiasco: There really is a professional women's softball league?


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Uncertainty quantification (UQ) in complex multiphase computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes is needed to determine the effect of uncertainty in input parameters, boundary conditions, and theoretical sub-models on the numerical results provided by these codes. One of the most often applied and successful methods to quantify uncertainty from a probabilistic point of view, is the polynomial chaos (PC) method. Polynomial chaos methods (PC) have been developed both by reformulating a set of equations in order to obtain a system of coupled equations to evaluate the strength of the PC modes (the so-called intrusive approach), and by using deterministic or random sampling of the original deterministic model to evaluate the PC modes from the outputs of an existing numerical implementation of the model (the non-intrusive approach). The application of intrusive UQ to multiphase codes such as MFIX (Multiphase Flow with Interphase eXchanges) for gas-solids flows is prohibitive due to the complexity of the underlying model equations and the time-dependent nature of the output. This project will develop a PC non-intrusive approach to implement UQ in MFIX. This methodology will generate a set of samples from the output results of the original model. For each sample, a PC expansion as a function of the uncertain parameter is determined, and the expectation for the Galerkin projection is determined by considering all the samples under consideration.
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The goal of the University Coal Research (UCR) Program within the Department of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) is to further the understanding of coal utilization. Since the program's inception in 1979, its primary objectives have been to (1) improve understanding of the chemical and physical processes involved in the conversion and utilization of coal in an environmentally acceptable manner, (2) maintain and upgrade the coal research capabilities of and facilities at U.S. colleges and universities, and (3) support the education of students in the area of coal science. The National Energy Technology Laboratory's (NETL) Office of Coal and Power Systems supports the development of innovative, cost-effective technologies for improving the efficiency and environmental performance of advanced coal and power systems. One current focus area facilitates research to simulate the complex processes that occur within a coal gasifier or across an entire coal based chemical or power plant. This research helps scientists and engineers better understand the fundamental steps in these processes so they can more efficiently optimize coal and power system design. Iowa State University has won a competitive award through the UCR program and will partner with NETL to develop uncertainty quantification (UQ) tools for multiphase gas-solid flow simulations using the open source code Multiphase Flow with Interphase eXchanges (MFIX) developed by NETL. Multiphase flow is prevalent in fossil-fuel processes such as coal gasifiers and reactors used for sorbent-based carbon dioxide (CO2) capture. In spite of widespread use and success of computer simulation for design and optimization of multiphase reactors, the current state-of-the-art in computer simulation approaches usually fall short in the crucial aspect of providing objective or statistically meaningful confidence levels for the predicted results. This project will develop and implement an efficient non intrusive UQ method for gas-solids flow simulations, allowing for error estimation and sampling requirements for UQ analysis. These studies and the new UQ procedure will contribute to the design and deployment of more efficient and environmentally benign power generation systems, by reducing the amount of uncertainty that must currently be factored into the design of multiphase coal fired power generation equipment and systems. Lowering design uncertainty factors will result in lower equipment and operating costs of these systems. Goals and Objectives
The overall objective of the project is to develop a non-intrusive UQ approach based on the PC methodology together with reconstruction of the multivariate probability density function required by the approach, and to apply it to the uncertainty quantification in multiphase gas-solids flow simulations. The work is further divided into the following specific objectives:
Formulate a robust, non-intrusive, quadrature-based UQ approach and develop an efficient, multivariate, quadrature algorithm to reconstruct the probability density function required to evaluate the PC expansion.
Implement the quadrature-based procedure into MFIX, and develop the automation tools to prepare the UQ test-cases and process the results.
Apply the developed quadrature-based UQ procedure to investigate the propagation of uncertainty from selected input parameters onto relevant quantities computed in the simulation of bubbling fluidized beds and riser flows using the MFIX code.
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Our Green Mountain Fall Foliage Hiking Adventure captures the best of two of Vermont's most scenic hiking areas during the most beautiful time of the year. The first part of our trip will be based in Stowe, the classically charming village in the Green Mountains with Vermont's highest peak, Mount Mansfield. After spending three nights in Stowe we'll transfer to Goshen, Vermont in the heart of the Moosalamoo area of the Green Mountain National Forest. We'll explore "Robert Frost Country" during the day, with outings to Frost's cabin, Silver Lake, and Rattlesnake Cliffs,


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BREAUX BRIDGE, La. (AP) - Voters in Breaux Bridge will decide Dec. 8 whether to sell the city's natural gas distribution system to a private company. It's a move the mayor says will put the service in more-experienced hands.
The ballot measure would allow the city, which has about 1,200 natural gas customers, to sell its distribution system to Atmos Energy Corp., which already serves part of Breaux Bridge.
Mayor Jack Dale Delhomme says the proposal to sell the city-owned natural gas system was prompted in part by new federal regulations that will require more careful management and maintenance of the gas service.
Atmos Energy spokesman Trey Hill said the company has about 600 customers in Breaux Bridge.
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Plum Island has been passed over as the site for the new biosafety level four research laboratory in the final environmental impact statement expected to be released on tomorrow (Dec. 5) by the Department of Homeland Security.
The federal agency is recommending a site in Manhattan, Kansas for the new $450 million lab, the Associated Press reported today.
The National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility being developed by DHS under a Jan. 2004 directive of President George Bush would be equipped to handle and study exotic pathogens that could be transmitted from animals to humans. It is supposed to replace the existing research laboratory on Plum Island, a biosafety level three lab that has been studying animal diseases, principally hoof and mouth disease, for more than half a century.
DHS, which took over responsibility for Plum Island from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2003, had announced it intended to shut down operations there once the NBAF was built elsewhere. But in August 2007, DHS revealed that Plum Island had been added to the "short list" of six potential sites for the NBAF because a federal research lab was already operating on the site.
Rep. Tim Bishop (D-Southampton) said tonight he has not yet seen the FEIS, but understood it recommended the selection of the Kansas site. Mr. Bishop was an early and vocal opponent of Plum Island as the site for the new lab, a possibility widely opposed by North Fork residents. He favors upgrading and maintaining the existing lab facility there, however.
Mr. Bishop said in a telephone interview he is not convinced the NBAF will be built anywhere under the Obama administration.
"My understanding is that the NBAF is the passion of one senior official at DHS," Mr. Bishop said. "He goes away on January 19."
The recent economic collapse means the new administration will be taking a hard, close look at the large expense of building the new lab. "It's a $450 million facility. The country has gotten by reasonably well thus far without it," Mr. Bishop said. "It's important to recognize here that the construction of NBAF is a priority of the Bush administration. We don't know if its a priority of the Obama administration," he said. If the NBAF is abandoned, the federal government may just decide to upgrade the Plum Island Animal Disease Center, he said.
"It's just not possible to make any informed prediction of what will happen to Plum Island at this time," Mr. Bishop said.
Plum Island employs about 350 people, who commute to the 840-acre island 1.5 miles off the tip of Orient Point by ferry from Long Island and Connecticut. It has been in operation since 1954.
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I don't think the NBAF should be built ANYWHERE and particulary not here in the heartland in proximity to over half a million livestock and in the midst of a vulnerable human population. Some of us Kansan opponents of the NBAF are afraid Obama will reward our governor, a strong proponent of the facility, by allowing funding for it. Gov. Sebelius delivered the Kansas primary to Obama and campaigned hard for him nationally. Also the rumor is that the new head of DHS is big on the NBAF and will not let Sebelius down. I hope Rep. Bishop is right.


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The Denver Broncos have signed veteran punter Mitch Berger and waived second-year punter Brett Kern.
Berger is a two-time Pro Bowler and a 16-year NFL veteran who was with Pittsburgh last season. He has a 43.0-yard career punting average and a career net average of 35.8 yards.
Terms of the Broncos deal announced yesterday weren't disclosed.
Berger made the 2004 Pro Bowl with the New Orleans Saints and the 1999 Pro Bowl with Minnesota.
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Rhubarb-Gingersnap Icebox Pie
Published: August 2011 Servings: 8
- Nonstick vegetable oil spray
- 1 cup ground gingersnap cookies (20-30 cookies, depending on brand, ground in a food processor)
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, melted
Rhubarb Compote
- 1 cup fruity red wine, such as Shiraz
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 pound fresh rhubarb, cut lengthwise into 1/3' slices, then crosswise into 1 1/2'-long pieces (about 3 cups), or frozen rhubarb, thawed
- 1 quart good-quality vanilla ice cream
- 1/4 cup chilled heavy cream
- 1/4 cup crème fraîche or sour cream
- 1 tablespoon sugar
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 407.4
Calories from Fat (kcal) 175.3
Fat (g) 19.5
Saturated Fat (g) 11.5
Cholesterol (mg) 62.3
Carbohydrates (g) 55.2
Dietary Fiber (g) 1.7
Total Sugars (g) 41.7
Net Carbs (g) 53.5
Protein (g) 4.0
Sodium (mg) 211.1
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Preheat oven to 325°. Coat a 9" glass or metal pie pan iwth nonstick spray. Process cookie crumbs, sugar, salt, and nutmeg in a food processor until well incorporated. Transfer mixture to a medium bowl and drizzle butter over; stir to blend. Pour into prepared dish. Use bottom and sides of a measuring cup to pack crumps onto bottom and up sides of dsh. Bake until crust is deep golden brown, about 12 minutes. Let cool on a wire rack and set aside.
Bring wine, sugar, and 1/2 cup water to a boil in a wide pot, sitrring to dissolve sugar. Reduce heat to medium and simmer, stirring often, until syrup measures 1 cup, 10-12 minutes. Add rhubarb, increase heat to high, and cook, without stirring and swirling pan occasionally, until comote thickens and syrup is slightly reduced, 4-5 minutes. Slide onto a plate, keeping rhubarb intact. Freeze for 10 minutes to chill quickly.
Chill bowl and paddle attachment of a stand mixer in freezer. Soften ice cream in the refrigerator for 20 minutes. Spoon ice cream into the chilled bowl and beat with paddle attachment on low speed until smooth. Set 1/3 cup compote aside, add remaining compote to ice cream and mix until evenly incorporated. Spoon the ice cream into cooled crust; smooth top. Freeze until firm, about 2 hours. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 days ahead. Cover and keep frozen. Cover and chill remaining compote.
Whip cream, crème fraîche, and sugar in a small bowl just until peaks form. Spoon into center of pie; spread evenly, leaving a 1" plain border. Spoon remaining compote onto center of cream. Freeze until firm, about 1 hour and up to 8 hours. Let pie stand at room temperature for 10 minutes before serving.
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From Old English sceaphierde (scēaphierde), a compound of scēap ("sheep") and hierde ("herdsman").
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Ellen has a whole host of people that she relies on to make the Mad Men theme feel right, from a vintage watch and eyewear source in Canada to a specific LA cocktail bar where she gets her ice from because every touch has to feel authentic. Ellen created the infamous Lucky Strike cigarette boxes herself but the actors are all actually smoking Ecstacy Herbal Cigarettes - they cut off the filter for Don 'because Don smokes Old Golds which are filterless' Ellen tells Grazia Daily. Ellen had to start adding warnings on the packs in Season Four as these came about in late 1964.
Elisabeth Moss and Christina Hendricks in Series One
So just what are they drinking all the time? 'Our drinks props guy has a secret recipe of Water and Caramel colouring for any brown-coloured drinks and we use non-alcoholic wine and champagne and then the martinis are just water!' But don't feel too disillusioned, Man Men fans, Ellen describes the set as 'a crowd that likes to party' naming martinis, scotch and champagne as the drinks of choice for a set soiree. Now, that sounds like a fun wrap party.
According to Ellen, it's sourcing the vintage alcohol bottles which is the most difficult part of the job. 'We can print the labels but the actual bottles are normally a result of raiding a family friend's liquor cabinet or finding a source on an auction website who might have things like bottles, jars, tins and cans from that era.'
Now that we're in season five and in full swing of the late Sixties, the props team have radically changed the feel of the time. '1966 saw a radical change in design, colour and shape so we brought in more colour in the plastic dishware and bathroom towels'. When we asked Ellen what her sources were to get the feel right in the ad office, she says she has a few secret sources - including an English art director who worked in New York in the 60s and who Lane is pretty much based on – and looks at old photographs and adverts from the time.
Betty with her $40,000 bling
Although Ellen's job is to look after the props, she works very closely with Mad Men costume designer, Janie Bryant, for the character's accessories like their watches and rings. 'Betty's ring is a Van Cleef + Arpels while Megan's ring is a vintage piece from Florida that I found. I prefer to use a faux ring rather than have to keep track of a $40,000 one!' Oo er, looks like Henry really went all out for Betty...
When we asked Ellen who the on-set prankster was, she laughed and boldly stated 'Jon Hamm always pulls silly jokes!' which got Grazia's attention. 'He'll come in to shoot a take with his pants rolled up above his knees or something' Gorgeous, successful and funny? We're sold on the real Don Draper.