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2012 Summit League Preseason Coaches Poll
ELMHURST, Ill. – Oral Roberts is favored to win its 15th-straight Summit League Baseball Tournament title in a vote among the league's seven head coaches. The Golden Eagles received six first-place votes and 36 points. Continue reading
Top 100 Countdown: 15. Bo Cuthbertson (Southern Utah)
College Baseball Daily continues our countdown to the start of the 2012 College Baseball season by checking in on the Top 100 Players in the country. We will be providing one player per day until we reach number 1.
We continue the countdown today at number 15 with Southern Utah senior Bo Cuthbertson. The Glendale, Arizona native attended Cactus High School where he was a four year letter winner. As a senior, he recorded a .418 average with one home run, two doubles, four triples and 16 stolen bases. He finished his career with a .380 average, one home run, 30 doubles and 30 stolen bases He was also a two-time first-team all-region and honorable mention all-state honoree and a three-time participant at the Arizona state high school all-star game. Continue reading
Southern Utah cuts Baseball after 2012 Season
CEDAR CITY, Utah, Jan. 13 – Southern Utah University's intercollegiate baseball program will be discontinued following the 2012 season, it was announced today. The University's Board of Trustees approved the action in its regular meeting following a recommendation by its athletic sub-committee. Continue reading
2012 NCBWA Preseason All-American Teams Announced
WICHITA, Kan. – One of the youngest groups in the decade-plus history of selections, the 12th annual National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association preseason All-America team has a strong element of 2011 NCAA World Series returnees and loads of exceptional 2012 season sophomores and juniors.
After back-to-back NCAA titles for South Carolina and numerous defections to the professional ranks in '11, the 2012 projected team may be a mini-view of the NCAA World Series next June. Continue reading
2011 Summit League Preseason Coaches Poll
ELMHURST, Ill. − After winning its record 13th straight league championship a year ago, Oral Roberts was an overwhelming choice to claim The Summit League crown in 2011 as voted on by the league's eight head coaches. Continue reading
2011 Preseason Summit League Coaches Poll
ELMHURST, Ill. – After winning its record 13th straight league championship a year ago, Oral Roberts was an overwhelming choice to claim The Summit League crown in 2011 as voted on by the league's eight head coaches. Continue reading
Random Thoughts: 10 Days to Selection Monday
We are now 10 days away from Selection Monday. Here are some of my random thoughts as we enter the last day of conference action for many teams across the country.
Pac-10 Weekend Recap (Feb. 19-21)
It was one heck of a weekend for the Pac-10. Coming off of a disastrous 2009 campaign in which only three teams qualified for a Regional and only one made it past the first weekend, the conference came out in a complete 180 in the 2010 season's opening weekend. As a whole, the Pac-10 went 9-0 on Friday, 10-2 on Saturday and then 6-2 on Sunday for a weekend record of 25-4 with the opponent's including Rice, Fullerton, Cal Poly, Long Beach St. and Hawaii. After three days of the 2010 season, no team has more than one loss.
2010 Summit League Preseason Poll
ELMHURST, Ill. – After winning its record 12th straight league championship a year ago, Oral Roberts was a unanimous choice to claim its 13th consecutive Summit League crown in 2010 as voted on by the league's eight head coaches.
The Golden Eagles collected seven first-place votes for a total of 49 points. Centenary came in second with 39 points, followed closely by South Dakota State in the third slot with 36 points and the final first-place vote. Southern Utah (30 points) and North Dakota State (27 points) were each separated by three points apiece for the fourth and fifth positions, respectively. Oakland (16 points), IPFW (14 points) and Western Illinois (13 points) rounded out the voting.


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Adult Cystic Fibrosis patients can provide important information that helps to predict their prognosis, according to research that asked 223 adult CF patients to assess their own health and well-being.
"We wished to see whether patients themselves had clinically relevant insight to their disease, and we found that they did," said lead author of the study, Janice Abbott, Ph.D., of the University of Central Lancashire in England.
The study was published in the first issue for January of the American Thoracic Society's American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
Prof. Abbott and colleagues administered 223 CF patients the cystic fibrosis health-related quality of life questionnaire (or CFQoL), a validated self-assessment tool, then followed them for 10 years. Patient outcomes were analyzed with respect to their initial self-assessment of their quality of life. After controlling for demographic factors and the severity of the disease, researchers found that several domains of patient-reported quality of life can help to predict mortality. The most important aspects were perceived physical functioning and the presence of pain. Specifically, patients reporting a lower quality of life were more likely to die sooner than those who perceived their quality of life to be higher.
"The most surprising result was the importance of patient-reported pain in predicting survival in cystic-fibrosis," wrote Dr. Abbott. "This work provides credibility for the use of patient-reported measures in clinical trials in CF, as it provides evidence that patient-reported outcomes can predict mortality."
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Try and think of reasons why the Jets could possibly win the division, without sounding completely biased. Just try.[/QUOTE]
Either Brady get hurt and missis more that 2/3 of the season or a combination of the Sanchez playing much better with no jet injuries and key patriot injuries the jets can win the division.
1. Brady goes down for the year in the first 6 games of the year OR- a combination of 3 of the 4 below.
2. McCourty does not return to his rookie form and Dowling and Chung both miss much of the season again.
3. Wilfork or Mayo both miss most of the season.
4. Sanchez passing results are 30 tds 10 turnovers and 3750 yds while greene goes over 1100
5 no serious injuries to the jets (more than 3 games)
The combination of Sanchez going 3:1, The pats secondary continuing to play like last year, Wilfork or Mayo being out for the year and no serious jet injuries, I think both the pats and Jets will finish 10-6.


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Westfield 24, Klein Forest 7
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The Westfield Mustangs have had a difficult season so far compared to what they are used to in the recent past. Losing to Cy Falls because of a 4th quarter collapse and to Memorial because they were offensively shut down caused problems for the Mustangs, but definitely nothing that could not be fixed! The Mustangs have outscored their opponents 103-7 in the past 3 games this year and they look like they are back!
Well there was absolute nothing fancy about this game but old fashioned defense, grind it out rushing attack, and well…..some very sloppy play. Klein Forest had it going on early as they struck first on a 5 yard TD run by JR RB Dominic Wilkins with 2:42 left in the first quarter. The celebration did not last very long as the Mustangs struck right back less than :30 seconds later with a reverse for a 74 yard TD by JR WR Adam Watson that tied the score at 7-7. With 6:14 left in the second quarter Westfield hit paydirt again with a 3 yard TD scamper by SR RB Bo Walker. The very next offensive play for Klein Forest was a wide receiver reverse that was fumbled and picked up by the Mustang defense. They gladly took advantage as SOPH QB Jacoby Walker threw up a fade to the back left corner of the endzone to JR WR Barry Ford for a TD that gave Westfield a 21-7 lead that remained till the half.
The second half proved to be the defensive battle that most everybody projected this game to be. The only score of the entire second half came with 9:30 left in the third quarter as JR K Ernest Lazo hit a FG from 30 yards out that made the score 24-7. Klein Forest had multiple chances in the second half to put points on the board but came up just short. Klein Forest probably had the most explosive plays on offense if you look at the hilights from the game (bottom of article) but turnovers and dropped passes that sputtered drives.
Klein Forest SR QB Ford Lakin finished 7-15 passing for only 41 yards and 9 rushes for 50 yards. The Golden Eagles took no real shots down the field but elected to run a lot of screen plays that the Westfield defense ate up. The Mustangs only had 6 players in the box at times and confused the Klein Forest passing game with looks they could never find an answer to. SR WR Deonte Patrick had 4 receptions for 30 yards. JR RB Dominic Wilkins had 20 carries for 64 yards and a TD. Westfield SR RB Bo Walker had 33 carries for a game high 97 yards and a TD. SOPH QB Jacoby Walker was 4-6 for 66 yards and a TD. JR WR Barry Ford had 2 receptions for 36 yards and a TD. The loss puts Klein Forest at 5-1 overall and 1-1 in district play. Westfield goes to 5-2 with the win and 3-0 in district play so far this season.


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At the state level, candidates are railing against high-speed rail projects, even those that successfully received federal money.
Harbinger of things to come
In the congressional mid-term elections, Republicans are campaigning against both the health care legislation as well as the 2009 stimulus bill, even the parts that were for infrastructure spending. As a harbinger of what could come if they succeed in winning back control of either the House or Senate, their proposal for "paying for" extension of unemployment insurance was to kill the unspent parts of infrastructure spending in the stimulus, including the high-speed rail program. The extreme rhetoric covered not just the unobligated (i.e. unawarded) funding but the unspent money, meaning even those funds that have been awarded to states and cities but not yet outlayed could also be affected by such a proposal, if enacted. It's a little unclear how this could be accomplished, since many projects with obligated but unspent funding have already broken ground. However, it gives you an idea of the extremity of positions in this election year.
Railing against rail projects
At the state level, candidates are railing against high-speed rail projects, even those that successfully received federal money. In Wisconsin, for example, Scott Walker, the Republican candidate for governor, launched a major attack against the intercity passenger rail project to extend the Amtrak Hiawatha line from Milwaukee to Madison. Walker has promised to stop construction if he is elected, and his campaign, which held an anti-train rally in Milwaukee, began running TV ads promising to stop the project and created a new Website (www.NoTrain.com).
Although not as strident as Walker, California's Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman has also opposed her state's plans — the largest, most ambitious high-speed project in the country, and one of the largest in the world. She has not indicated how she would stop it, however, especially since voters have approved the plan, including nearly $10 billion in bonds. In addition, she proposes a cut in the annual state budget of $10 billion, particularly targeting public transportation, schools and health care.
And these are among the moderates in the Republican Party. Thus, this November represents an evolution of how the political class, and possibly voters, view high-speed rail and rail transit. One party clearly favors such investments, while the other major party for the most part favors further tax cuts over infrastructure investments. Some two dozen initiatives will also be on the ballot.
Whether the 70-plus percentage victory streak voters have given transit during the last decade continues remains to be seen.
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The pilot reported that he had just taken off to the south. About 30 seconds into the flight, a control paddle departed the helicopter, and control was lost. The helicopter crashed in a cornfield and rolled inverted, after which the pilot exited. Post-crash examination revealed that a flight control rotor blade departed the helicopter. The spar from the blade separated from a fatigue crack, which originated near one of the outboard retention bolt holes and propagated nearly all of the way around the spar on both sides. The NTSB materials laboratory determined that the fatigue cracking initiated from corrosion pitting. FAA Airworthiness Directives in effect at the time of the accident required inspection of the spar tube, cuff, and bolt holes every 100 hours to detect corrosion and cracking in accordance with a Hiller service bulletin. This service bulletin required a visual inspection for corrosion of the inside surface of the cuff and the inner and outer surfaces of the spar tube. This visual inspection was to be followed by a dye-penetrant inspection of the spar and the cuff to detect any cracks. Although logbook entries (of less than four months and 70 hours time in service before the accident) cited compliance with the relevant AD and service bulletin, no evidence was found of dye penetrant residue, zinc chromate primer, or the required sealant material during NTSB materials laboratory testing.
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Chipotle is known for many things: sustainable foodstuffs, friendly employees, heart-wrenching animation skills. What it's not known for, however, is flighty or frequent changes to its supersimple menu. It hasn't introduced a new protein in, oh, 21 years. Until now. Answering the call of a growing ... More >>
General Mills - large corporation General Mills - has just put in a $820 million check for that most savory and ethical of supermarket choices, Annie's Homegrown. Hippies, anti-GMOers, and other health-minded folks everywhere set to wailing and weeping at the news. Annie's Homegrown already screw ... More >>
A quick look at the standard American spread at a Fourth of July gathering can be the biggest unintended commercial advocating for the GMO awareness movement. There are burgers made of cows pumped full of hormones and raised in miserable conditions, genetically modified seedless watermelon, sweet ... More >>
Commie-pinko-libs that we are (except for El Jefe, our editor-in-chief -- he's a company man), we feel duty bound to tell one and all there's a big nationwide protest against Monsanto on Saturday, with marches slated for West Palm Beach and Miami. We feel that duty if only because our many tree-hug ... More >>
A large portion of the population is becomingly increasingly aware and concerned with what they put into their bodies -- others are still fine with consuming copious amounts of fast foods. (To each his own.) Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are a big part of the conversation. While the biotec ... More >>
Monsanto gets a bad rap, y'all. Sure they're genetically-altering food and people are in a huff about it. But let's play Devil's advocate here, shall we? Maybe genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and genetically engineered (GE) foods aren't so bad? Maybe the whole debate was started by other cor ... More >>
Yesterday, Washington State voters struck down initiative 522 that would have mandated adding warning labels to genetically modified foods. While there might be a few people who think GMO's are bad and consumers have a right to know exactly what's inside the foods they eat -- Stephen Colbert is not ... More >>
Do you remember when Obama signed off on the so-called "Monsanto Protection Act" a few months back? This bit of legislation -- officially called "the Farmers Assurance Provision" -- stated that if a biotech or GMO crop has been approved but the courts then subsequently reverse that approval, the Se ... More >>
It's not just hippies, environmentalists, and -- more recently -- foodies who are paying attention to the whole genetically modified organisms (GMO) or genetically engineered (GE) food issue anymore; it's getting attention from big corporations and even The Daily Show these days. While it's great t ... More >>
Chipotle might have finally stumbled on a way to make Americans care about factory farms, GMO foods, and what one might call "the Monsanto problem": a heartbreakingly adorable Pixar-esque animated short film and an iPhone game titled, Scarecrow. Caring about the industrial food complex; there's an ... More >>
So the Daily Show has finally stumbled upon that whole thing with Monsanto and GMO seeds and suing farmers. Most people who've been on the internet in the past few years are exceedingly familiar with the first two. But unless you watch documentaries like Food Inc. or follow GMO/Monsanto news closely ... More >>
Over the past year, genetically modified organisms (GMO) or genetically engineered (GE) foods have stirred quite some controversy in the news. It started with the vote and failure of California's proposition 37, which called for mandatory labeling of all foods containing GMOs. When it was first fil ... More >>
One of our very favorite global corporate octopi -- right up there with the GEO Group and Monsanto -- is at it again, chalking up another victory for "free enterprise," de-regulation and all that's good, right, true and...Freedom! Turns out that Halliburton, the company formerly helmed by Darth Vad ... More >>
On a scalding Saturday afternoon, nearly a dozen Miami Beach Police cars are jammed up on the lawns of a shady residential street near Mount Sinai Hospital. Cops lean against their cruisers as a mangy group of about 20 protesters spills out onto the overgrown lawn before a white, single-story house. ... More >>
You've most likely heard these stats: An estimated 33 million tons of food end up in US dumpsters each year, breaking down to an insane 40 percent of food in American fridges, restaurants, farms and grocery stores ending up discarded and uneaten. But for some of us, digesting numbers like these re ... More >>
I will be the first to admit, it is very difficult to fit buying all produce organic into your budget. Furthermore, you can't always find everything you need organic. So, when faced with the dilemma of organic vs conventional (or conventional vs skip it), is conventional ever the right choice to mak ... More >>
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but, for the most part, quick on-the-go brekkies are underwhelming, greasy, and full of all sorts of crap. Eggstatic food truck offers another option, conscious fare for diners on the run. The truck specializes in a wide range of local, organic, natu ... More >>
Ever heard of the Nobel Prize? Those highly prestigious awards that are handed out to individuals who have made remarkable headway in cultural or scientific advances. You know, people who do something to improve declining conditions in the world. You've probably never heard about it before, but the ... More >>
Over the past year, public outrage of the use and lack of labeling of Genetically Modified Organisms -- a.k.a. GMOs -- in the food supply has reached a fever pitch. Since the failure of California's Proposition 37 last November, protestors across the country began pushing for mandatory labeling in ... More >>
As part of a global day of action, over 1,300 protestors turned up to Miami's Omni/ Adrienne Arscht Metro station to take part in the worldwide March Against Monsanto. Organizers say more than two million people took part in rallies across more than 400 cities spread throughout 52 countries -- muc ... More >>
Right now, people pretty skeptical about big ag, specifically Monsanto. As a result of the failure of California's Prop. 37 last November--the state's GMO mandatory labeling initiative -- and the passage of the 'Monsanto Protection Act' -- i.e. the Farmer's Assurance Provision, a part of the Continu ... More >>
It looks like the storms are clearing up for Memorial Day weekend. You can thank your lucky stars and stripes, because there's plenty of Memorial Day barbecue merriment in store, as well as ample options for celebrating the change in weather -- and having three days off. From Havana nights to mili ... More >>
Bimini Boatyard was a Fort Lauderdale hotspot back in the day, but the beautiful location has faded from the limelight a bit in recent years. Whether it's due to the slew of new restaurants in the area or just a lack of change, it hasn't been on the forefront of Fort Lauderdalian's mind for quite so ... More >>
We're not sure if you've noticed, but our food system and way of eating is pretty freaking messed up. We're supposedly the first generation in history whose lives are going to be shorter than our parents due to our terrible diets. Yes, we're extremely busy with little or no time to cook, but, unfor ... More >>
In case you haven't heard: a couple months ago the Senate and President signed off on a little piece of legislation entitled the Farmer's Assurance Provision, section 735 of the Continuing Resolution Act--the bill that was signed into law to keep the government from defaulting on its bills. Known t ... More >>
Obviously, people are pretty pissed about the lack of labeling on Genetically Modified Foods--a.k.a GMOs or GE foods. Since California's Proposition 37 failed last fall, anti-GMO groups across the country have rallied together to get labeling initiative put on state legislative agendas. Some hav ... More >>
If, by chance, you've been holed up in a dark cellar for the past six months and haven't heard: a large portion of the population is pretty pissed off about the whole genetically modified organism--a.k.a. GMOs--thing. Since the failure of California's mandatory labeling initiative last fall and Co ... More >>
Anyone and everyone who is even slightly into food, politics, or government conspiracy theories has at least heard something about Monsanto. Whether it's the company's development of Agent Orange or farmer lawsuits, the consensus is that the company is pretty evil. Well, to separate fact from fict ... More >>
Genetically Engineered or Genetically Modified Organisms are one of the most contentious issues facing the food world right now. After last week's Monsanto Rider was snuck into the budget bill, a vast majority of the population is pissed with the government's ties to the biotech industry. Like ... More >>
Unless you've been locked up in a bomb shelter, hiding out, for the past few years, it's fairly apparent: our government has turned into a shit show. Rather than do things, like, govern, our elected Representatives have been too busy bickering over one thing after another.Well, there is some good ne ... More >>
It's no secret: The Senate Budget Resolution has been a shit show for the better part of a year now. It's been pushed back over and over again with the Nation's fiscal security on the edge of a cliff. On Wednesday, the Senate finally got it together and passed an agreement. Unfortunately, anti- ... More >>
Over the past few years it has become blatantly apparent, corporations rule the regulatory process. Whether it's BP getting a slap on the wrist knocking off Flipper's brothers and sisters, Monsanto suing farmers, or Wal-Mart shutting down family-owned business, we get the drift. The laws tends to fa ... More >>
Genetically engineered foods have been a concern of many for quite some time now. For years, it was more an issue for vegetarians, environmentalists, pseudo-hippies, and ethically concerned chefs than for the general population. Not anymore. The presence -- and subsequent failure -- of Proposition 3 ... More >>
By now, most people are aware of the controversy surrounding genetically engineered (GE) foods. You know: giant tomatoes designed to taste super-sweet, corn that naturally repels insects, and virus-resistent papayas. As debate continues over the safety of our nation's genetically modified grain ... More >>
Citizen activists pushing for a state law mandating the labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods sold in Florida remain hopeful. And active. The legislator actually drafting a statute is still onboard. But she's also on the fence.See also:-Should Genetically Engineered Food Be Labeled? Big Foo ... More >>
Today is world food day. Originally started in 1981 to honor to United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, it is now used to promote advocacy campaigns for nonprofits. This year, World Food's focus is on ending hunger through Agricultural Cooperatives; however some groups are using the day to ... More >>
Despite stormy weather Friday afternoon, as part of Occupy Monsanto's Global Week of Action, a group of individuals turned out for the national endeavor to require mandatory labeling of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in foods. The protestors are hoping to garner suppo ... More >>
See also "Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Glow Red and Self-Destruct; Can They Keep Away Disease?" and "Petition Against GM Mosquitoes in Key West Has Nearly 100,000 Signatures" Opposition to the potential release of Oxitec's genetically modified mosquitoes in Key West caught a h ... More >>
Do you ever find it a little odd that the leftover ears of corn you bought for the Labor Day cookout still sit in the back of the fridge with little to no signs of aging? Sure, this may sound awesome at first but it has got to make you wonder about the long-term effects of eating genetically modi ... More >>
Here's a bit of the ammunition you'll need for a lively debate with slow food organizer Diane Campion at this Sunday's panel discussion "Why Buy Local?" Campion, heirloom tomato farmer Walt Ross, Nancy Roe of Green Cay Farms (pictured left), nutritionist Larisa Alonso, and Cafe Boulud Chef Zach Bell ... More >>
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The Morning Pride: February 12, 2014
"The Morning Pride: February 12, 2014"
Welcome to The Morning Pride, ThinkProgress LGBT's daily round-up of the latest in LGBT policy, politics, and some culture too! Here's what we're reading this morning, but please let us know what stories you're following as well. Follow us all day on Twitter at @TPEquality.
- The ACLU has filed suit against Missouri's ban on same-sex marriage on behalf of eight couples.
- The Boy Scouts of America now has its seemingly first openly gay — and still a Scout — Eagle Scout.
- Colorado attorney general candidate Don Quick (D) would not defend the state's ban on same-sex marriage if elected.
- The Family Research Council's Tony Perkins still believes that kids can be convinced to turn gay by LGBT visibility.
- Here are six California school districts that haven't had a single problem providing equal access to transgender students over the past decade.
- A transgender woman who was taken into custody in Canada over a visa concern was initially placed in a men's jail, but as a result of public outcry, she has been moved to a women's facility.
- Miley Cyrus believes that opposition to marriage equality is "incomprehensible."


text: On March 18, 2000, approximately 0950 mountain standard time, an Adams A55S, N4035T, registered to and operated by the pilot, was substantially damaged when it collided with terrain during landing near Los Lunas, New Mexico. The private pilot and two passengers sustained minor injuries. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and no flight plan had been filed for the personal flight being conducted under Title 14 CFR Part 91. The flight originated near Los Lunas at 0910.The pilot was participating in the St. Patrick's Balloon Rally. A weather briefing was given to all participants. Calm surface winds were reported, and winds aloft were greater than 20 knots. The higher wind level was expected to drop later that morning. The pilot said that on a previous flight, the winds aloft had been negligible, then varied between southeasterly at 5 knots to westerly at 3 knots. He landed in an open field at 0900 to change passengers.The pilot said that during the second flight, the wind was "variable and slow," then became "predominantly to the west at approximately 2 to 3 knots." The pilot then landed the balloon in an open field "unassisted and standing up." The envelope was not deflated at that time because the wind was calm and the chase crew had not yet arrived. When the chase crew did arrive, "the wind seemed to change direction to the southeast," then the wind speed "increased dramatically. . .from the northwest at approximately 10 to 15 knots." The pilot ordered the chase crew, which had been holding on to the basket, to release their hold and stand clear. The balloon ascended about 15 to 20 feet. The pilot said the "throat collapsed and [he] could not burn to compensate for false lift." He attempted to vent the envelope, but the top would not open because it was cold from standing on the ground. The pilot said the false lift dissipated and the balloon struck the ground, dragging across the field at 10 to 15 knots. The envelope eventually collapsed. One passenger jumped out of the basket; the other remained inside with the pilot.Examination of the balloon system by an FAA inspector revealed extensive damage to the woven basket frame where it joins the floor. Additionally, one of four support braces was broken.Winds at Albuquerque International Airport, located about 21 miles north of the accident site, were from 320 degrees at 24 knots, with gusts to 30 knots.The pilot received his private pilot certificate, limited to hot air balloons with an airborne heater, on December 1, 1999. All of his flight time had been in the Adams A55S. He reported the following: total time, 45:20 hours; pilot-in-command, 32:10 hours; last 90 days, 15:45 hours; last 30 days, 5:50 hours.


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I'm trying to buckle down. Really, I am. The dreamy life? I want it…again. And this time…forever. I've been reading a million personal finance blogs, listening to audiobooks while I work (hoping the info will just soak into my brain) and harassing the dear boyfriend about every little line-item on our budget. He may get nominated for sainthood this year…I'm not sure.
The main things we have been working on is reducing our food expenses. We were truly out of control. Eating out whenever we felt like it. Buying expensive groceries. Having expensive groceries delivered. Going out for expensive drinks with friends. Just plain craziness.
But now…Costco has become our friend. Leftovers? They never go bad. Cooking at home has become my new BFF AND hobby. And the best thing…when we DO go out…it actually feels special again. Before…it was just the norm!
And, well, I think we're making progress. I just checked our Mint account and realized that we have spent $300 LESS that we did at this time last month. And last month, we spent $600 less than we did two months before. Don't even ask what we started out at. It's just embarrassing. So…in just a few months, we have reduced our food bill by nearly $1000 per month.
While this immediately goes to debt for now…think about all the lovely travels it will afford us in the future!
Cheers and happy savings!
Carrie Snow
PS. Just to over-share…here is what I am reading (Ok, obsessing) over these days.
Mr. Money Mustache (as always)
Books (Free from library…thanks to new-found frugality):
The Six-Figure Second Income: How To Start and Grow A Successful Online Business Without Quitting Your Day Job.
A great book about starting an online business when you don't have a boat-load of capital. I learned a lot! Who knows…maybe I'll write an e-book one of these days.
Your Portable Empire: How to Make Money Anywhere While Doing What You Love
It's kind of in the same vein as above. The author tells his story of his transformation from a broke blues guitarist to a successful e-marketer. I find it a little self-promotional (maybe that's the point) but still had a lot of good info on starting an e-business.
PSS. I'm not completely single-minded, friends. I'm also reading Nick Cave's And the Ass Saw the Angel So there.


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Leaders of the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo are working on plans for improvements to its Australian exhibit that features dingoes, kangaroos and other animals from that continent.
An online job posting says a new manager for the exhibit will help oversee a planned $5 million renovation, but zoo officials tell The Journal Gazette that it's too early to discuss project details
The online posting says the renovation plans include a new permanent stingray habitat.
Zoo director Jim Anderson says it's now in a "silent fundraising stage" and that the project's scope will depend on how much money is raised.
The zoo spent $1.3 million last year on a new plaza and safer drop-off area for visitors. In 2009, it completed a $9.5 million expansion of its 20-acre African exhibit.


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Yesterday, I decided to cook. When I do that I try to cook for a few days so that I don't have to cook when I get off of work. The other day, I put a pork roast in the crockpot so that was already done. When I got home from Sunday School, I cooked field peas, rice, baked potatoes, and made a spinach salad with cucumbers, carrots, onions, eggs, and chicken. This should last me for a few days. For dinner last night, of course, I didn't want any of that so I boiled frozen hamburger patties and made me a bacon double cheese burger, very delicious. Overall, I have to cook so that I don't waste money eating out and make healthy choices. In making healthy choices, I choose to not be a diabetic so there I must do right by the foods I eat.
For my last two endocronology appointments I was told that my levels are at the beginning stages of being a diabetic in the next few years. This is something that I would rather not happen so therefore, I will make the necessary adjustments so that doesn't come to fruition. My problem isn't sweets, my problem is pasta, I love it. The last time I went to the store I purchased large shells, elbow noodles, lasagna noodles, and the small stars. Got to be more careful, things have to be done in moderation. So there it is, my life in a nutshell, no all of this doesn't define me, I just know that I can be better if I do better. That is why I made that large salad to add vegetables to my diet. I also make fruit smoothies, but I think that break down of sugar in the fruits cause glucose levels to spike. I can only do those maybe 3-4 times a week, don't want to cause too many issues. When making my fruit smoothies, I was adding honey, which is a no-no. Had to stop that. I put oatmeal, spinach, almond milk, and greek yogurt in them, they give me that sweet and it is a healthier choice, since I really don't like to eat fruit on its on.
Do I know what I weigh? Am I really concerned? No, no, and no! My body is going through changes, physically and mentally and I am awared of them all. I have been able to fit clothes that I haven't in years and I am proud of my progress. My goal is to keep up the good work, constantly add vegetables and fruits to my daily diet and continue to be positive about my changes. Even if I fall short from time to time, I can always pick it back up again.
Doing my workout class once a week at church, using my apps on my phone, plus going to the Y (even if it's just sitting in the sauna for a time) is helping with my overall wellness. So for this I am proud.
Plus, my pastor gave me this book The Great Physician's Rx for Health & Wellness by Jordan Rubin to read a bible verse to the class before we start. This book is great not only because it's Bible based, but it gives you the healthier choices when buying and preparing foods. Great read and I would recommend it to all, not just to be better, but because it references the Bible.


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It's official. After 12 games Corby Hockey games have produced the fewest goals in Midlands first team leagues. Our 12 games have produced the princely total of 40 goals. Next dullest? Nottingham! We played them on Saturday and what was the score? Yep, you guessed it 0-0!!!! It must be something about living round here because the 2nd team are pretty dull and Kettering's ten games have produced a miserly 25 goals. Here's to next week's 8-8 draw!!


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This wasn't how it was supposed to happen. I'm a control freak, and in my mind there was no way Ray Allen would bolt our Celtics to chase championship hardware down in South Beach. The fairytale isn't supposed to end that way. It just isn't. So yes, I must admit that I'm in major denial mode at the moment, thinking that something will change and that this will all be one big misunderstanding – a Twitter rumor gone bad and gone viral.
But it's not a bad dream.
It's really happening.
After five years in a Celtics uniform, Ray Allen has decided to end his career in Miami, alongside LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Gulp. Frankly, I'm going to have a hard time getting over this. Ray is one of the good guys, as classy an act as you'll ever want to meet. And just like that, he's moved on to Miami. Miami!!! The Heat are the Lakers of the Eastern Conference, our bitter rivals. And Ray was a part of the battle, fighting for the light and against the dark side. But no longer. Ray has moved on for various reasons – more rings, more glitz, more glam, a well-defined role in his twilight years, less head-butting with Rajon Rondo – and, in the final analysis, it's just going to be hard to accept.
I'll have to. I know that. But it's going to take time, and it sure as hell ain't going to be easy. This isn't Ray Allen signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves or the Memphis Grizzlies. I could have swallowed that. The Clippers? No problem. But Miami? Sheesh.
Ray coming to Boston was the reason that Kevin Garnett came to Boston. It was the birth of the Big Three Reincarnate. They forged a special bond – Ubuntu – and they played their way to the 2008 NBA Championship. It was the first for Garnett, Allen and Paul Pierce. There appeared to be more in the offing.
Here we are, five years later (has it really be that long?), and we're still looking for that second title of the Big Three Era. Only now Ray won't be here to pursue it with us. The new, New Big Three is comprised of Garnett, Pierce and Rondo. Allen is on his way to Miami. His mission? Come off the bench run the floor, knock down threes and create spacing for James, Wade and Chris Bosh. And I'm here to tell you – objectively – that Allen now has the easier path the trio's next ring. Our Celtics will be improved, but we're still going to be a cut below the Heat in terms of talent. The Heat are the champions, and they're still the team to beat. And with Allen in the mix, they're suddenly going to be a lot harder to deal with.
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Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund is a highly successful public-private partnership that currently provides $60 million annually to secure critical wildlife habitat, conserve the best of outdoor Wisconsin and provide consistent world class outdoor recreation opportunities. It has played a key role in The Nature Conservancy's conservation success in Wisconsin.
Named for two of Wisconsin's most respected former governors—Warren Knowles and Gaylord Nelson —the Stewardship Fund has achieved incredible results, protecting more than 500,000 acres of Wisconsin's most beautiful and diverse lands and waters since its inception in 1989. Projects have ranged from 100-square-mile purchases such as the Wild Rivers Legacy Forest in northeast Wisconsin to 1-acre additions to the Hank Aaron State Trail in Milwaukee.
Lands and waters protected by the Stewardship Fund provide remarkable recreational opportunities for hikers, bikers, bird-watchers, hunters and anglers. They are also an important contributor to Wisconsin's tourism and timber economies.
Over the years, the citizens of Wisconsin have shown overwhelming support for this program. In a bipartisan poll conducted by The Nature Conservancy, nearly 90 percent of Wisconsin voters agreed that even in tight fiscal times this program should be a priority.
There is no question that the Stewardship Fund has accomplished great things, yet with increases in population and growth and demand for outdoor recreational opportunities, its work is far from done.
The Nature Conservancy and its members helped get the Stewardship Fund established in 1989, and over the years we have fought to prevent funding cuts and ensure that the program was reauthorized each decade with increased funding to conserve more of Wisconsin's special lands and waters.
In the coming years, we must continue to ensure that Wisconsin's Stewardship Fund—one of our nation's most successful conservation programs—remains strong and well-funded. If we do, it will continue to provide natural areas, state parks and bike trails that Wisconsinites will enjoy for generations to come.
If you have questions about the Stewardship Fund and how it helps the Conservancy protect Wisconsin's lands and waters, please contact Todd Holschbach.
Stewardship Fund FAQ
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Places in Wisconsin We Protected with Stewardship
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I am looking for a free (either webbased / open source) application for use in our household for doing personal relationship management. So I am not looking for a CRM with leads, signals, etc... I want to manage our household not a company. Language / Server / Hardware requirements are no problem.
I need:
a. web access for me and my wife
b. not only enter seperate contacts such as millions of apps out there but the ability to also add households (a household ALSO has a phone number, anniversary date, possible weblinks and holds ofcourse the address so that I dont have to type this N times for each contact). So: one household (=address based) holds multiple contacts but a contact can be linked to multiple addresses (such as his company where he/she works for instance).
c. should have the option to link tasks to each person or household in the database with an overview page so that I can immeditately while reading my mail or on the phone add tasks for me or my wife linking to that person or service or household or company.
d. possible integrated e-mail and more features a wiki would be nice
e. reporting such as birthday calender and automated x-mas cards is also nice
f. direct view on his/her twitter feeds / facebook feeds / linkedin feeds etc... would be excellent.
g. synchronization to our phones / pda / possible other systems is also needed.
h. it should also support companies but only for registering people against and/or services we take from a company e.g. "the energy bill with address X for 100 euro a month" extra links to a budgetting plugin would be nice.
Does it exist?
- I considered civicrm but this does not meet all requirements,
- highrise is nice but expensive for a household,
- familyware.nl offers a household addressbook and tasks but is also € 100 a year. The last one comes closest to what I need this one does offer households, relationships with contacts, tagging and lots of other household functionality.
update 1: i think this would be a system useful for everyone reading this (for your own household) i have been looking for it since 2005: http://wp.me/pexau-1ED and for the address->person relation here is what i wrote myself in asp back in the old days: http://edward.de.leau.net/images/lifehack.gif
update 2: i am still looking, i am using familyware.nl and it costs me €100 a year, however it seems to be no longer under development with the latest dev update from 2008/2009. For now I stick to it, but i am still looking.


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I've been tagged for the Sunshine Award! Again, as it turns out. I did this back in 2010 according to
Blogging : picking a language
Swedish is my first language, so naturally that's the language where I have the biggest vocabulary, know the most slang,
Versatile blogger
Deanna of StubbornOx.net passed on the Versatile Blogger award to me! Thank you! I actually love silly stuff like these
Hello again!
Whoops, I kinda fell off the Internet there for a while What I've been up to this past month: Work
Hey there! So apparently I have a blog. Almost forgot there for a while Can't say I have a good
Sunshine Award!
OMG I won something!!! Ok, not like a contest or anything – but Angela awarded me with the Sunshine Award


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[13:16] <blindcoder> hannes doesn't have a mobile anymore for a long time [13:17] <owl> blindcoder: aard = idiot, not "friend" . had a monologue with him, which leasted 14 seconds regarding to my phone. [13:17] <blindcoder> ah [13:17] <owl> blindcoder: well. that's the problem. and he's in icq just every 1938183 year [13:17] <blindcoder> indeed [13:18] <owl> ;) well - you see - not only you 've got this problem ;) [13:19] <blindcoder> yeah, but I need the rock posters he has [13:19] <owl> hmm. telefonbuch.de? [13:27] <daja77> blindcoder: would an icq number be ok for you? [13:29] <owl> .o( guess blindcoder already has him on his icq-list? ;) [13:34] <blindcoder> daja77: I have his icq number, but he's never online [13:35] <blindcoder> daja77: or rather, I saw him two weeks ago, but that was the first time in month [13:35] <blindcoder> s [13:43] <blindcoder> so, noone's got an opinion on the sshkey thing? 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[21:36] <esden> only one night [21:36] <esden> I have to leave on saturday morning [21:36] <esden> a lot to do in ingolstadt/munich [21:36] <blindcoder> okay [21:37] <blindcoder> so I know what to shop for ;) [21:37] <blindcoder> btw, we should watch GitS 2 :) [21:37] <esden> I leave to bulgaria on tuesday [21:37] <blindcoder> o_O [21:37] <blindcoder> why's that? [21:37] <esden> last two weeks of my free time [21:38] <esden> recovering from horse riding here ... [21:38] <esden> I had two lessons today [21:38] <blindcoder> hehe [21:38] <esden> one in the morning and one in the evening ... tomorrow the same [21:38] <blindcoder> I've been at kendo today :) [21:38] <blindcoder> with my new, own armor :D [21:38] <esden> my ass is hurting badly [21:38] <esden> wooot cool [21:38] <esden> and how does it feel [21:39] <owl> esden: =_= [21:39] <blindcoder> feels great :D [21:39] <esden> owl: ?? [21:39] <owl> wtf did you do? [21:39] <blindcoder> way better than the ones at the dojo [21:39] <blindcoder> and hurts a lot less [21:39] <esden> owl: riding? or better learning to [21:39] <esden> I started last week [21:39] <esden> and have lessons every day [21:40] <owl> esden: hehehehehehehehe cool ;) [21:40] <esden> today and tomorrow even two times a day [21:40] <owl> esden: western or english? [21:40] <esden> my teacher is always forgetting that I began last week ... so she is tearing me all over the place [21:40] <esden> english [21:41] <esden> of course english .. what do I want with that crappy western crap? [21:41] <owl> *g* [21:41] <owl> i dunno? where do you have riding-lessons? [21:41] <esden> in a place near to warsaw [21:41] <owl> oh. warsaw is a bit far away :) [21:41] <esden> half an hour by car from the house of my granny [21:41] <owl> hehe :) [21:42] <esden> I am looking now for possibilities in rosenheim [21:42] <esden> I hope to find something that is payable [21:42] <esden> but I need something it would be very sad to forget everything I learned here [21:42] <owl> hmm. rosenheim - i dunno. but? whasnt that a very good but expensive horseback-riding-stall in it? [21:43] <esden> it? you mean in... or not? [21:43] <owl> esden: hmm. maybe in ingolstadt? [21:43] <esden> ingolstadt would be ok too [21:43] <owl> nah. in rosenheim [21:43] <owl> esden: gabel ;) [21:43] <esden> and how are the trainers there? [21:43] <esden> and how much does it cost? [21:44] <owl> esden: one hour "einzelstunde" 25 euro, "gruppenstunde" 15 euro [21:44] <esden> one hour = 60 or 45 mins? [21:44] <owl> the trainers are ok - my favorite is "ulli" - the better of them imho. a bit rude, but youare learning... [21:44] <owl> 60 minutes [21:44] <esden> good [21:45] <owl> yeah ;) [21:45] <owl> (60 minutes of dressage of course) [21:45] <esden> that is payable I think ... I am paying 12 euro for 40 mins here [21:45] <owl> jumping costs extra afaik [21:45] <owl> hehe. ok :) [21:45] <owl> and jumping ist afaik a extra-lession, too [21:46] <esden> ahh well ... I have to learn riding for now ... for jumping I have time [21:46] <owl> esden: hehe. ok ;) [21:46] <esden> owl -> query [21:47] <owl> well. felix is another teacher, but imho not that well. and afaik ulli does riding m-dressage and -jumping *guess* [21:47] <esden> dressage is what interests me more anyway ... jumping is less interesting for me [21:52] <owl> hehe ;) once i thouoght so, too ;) [21:52] <owl> but jumping is much more fun, sometimes. more speed. more adrenalin :) [21:52] Action: blindcoder off to bed [21:52] <blindcoder> bye [21:53] <owl> gn8 blindcoder [21:58] <esden> n8 blindcoder [22:00] <esden> owl: sure I know that ... I do not say that I do not want to learn jumping ... but I found dressage always more interesting ... having full controle over the horse ... and doing the technics perfectly ... I love that [22:00] <esden> I am a perfectionist so I love such stuff [22:01] <owl> esden: ack. but it's hard. especially higher lessions... [22:01] <esden> owl: sure it is ... but I love it ... full integration with the animal! [22:01] <owl> :) and "blut und wasser schwitzen" [22:02] <esden> full ack ... [22:02] <esden> my ass is blue! [22:02] <owl> *g* [22:02] <esden> I really do not know how I should ride tomorrow [22:02] <owl> well. you have "radlerhosen with polster"? ;) [22:03] <esden> nope [22:03] <esden> I do not [22:03] <esden> I have to live with what I have now ... streach jeans [22:03] <owl> damnit. [22:03] <esden> thank god that are not real jeans [22:04] <owl> aua. that hurts! [22:04] <esden> otherwise that would really hurt [22:04] <esden> I tried that some years ago ... "alles aufgeschuerft" [22:04] <owl> yeah. buy "reithosen mit ganzlederbesatz"... your seat will be better, then, too. [22:04] <owl> the leather will make you "am sattel kleben" [22:14] nzg (firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [22:14] nzg_ (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. 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[22:50] <owl> now tell us, please :) [22:50] <netrunner> garlgralargl [22:50] <netrunner> oh, wrist, I read neck :) [22:51] <owl> undefined words :) [22:51] <owl> wodka? ;) [22:53] <cutio> owl: do you live while *being* dead? ;) [22:53] <owl> cutio: nah, but i guess there's something like a soul which doesn't depend on the physical body ;) [23:27] reinaldo (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [23:28] reinaldo (email@example.com) left irc: Client Quit [23:28] reinaldo (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [23:29] reinaldo (email@example.com) left irc: Client Quit [00:00] --- Thu Sep 8 2005


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Why to drink tea ?
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There are many peoples are facing issue of high cholesterol and skin diseases like Cancer and a lot of women's are facing same diseases and breast cancer as well, all types of diseases having separate symptoms and medicines too but there are some herbal medicines are available which we can use to reduce power of that kind of health diseases, Actually i am having a friend who is herbal doctor and using Red Clover Tea for all kind of skin diseases even in cancer and his patient feeling better by this may be this product will help needed persons from here.
Source: http://red-clover-direct.comAnswered by soni energize, 25 Sep '13 03:34 am
There are lots of reasons why I enjoy a hot cup of tea: I love the aroma of various flavors of tea; holding onto a hot tea mug warms my hands on a cold winter morning; sipping tea in front of the fireplace is a great way to relax. And those are just the feel-good reasons. If you're not drinking tea yet, read up on these 10 ways tea does your body good and then see if you're ready to change your Starbucks order!Answered by jameel ahmed, 15 Mar '13 05:25 pm
1. Tea contains antioxidants. Like the Rust-Oleum paint that keeps your outdoor furniture from rusting, tea's antioxidants protect your body from the ravages of aging and the effects of pollution.
1. Tea contains antioxidants. Like the Rust-Oleum paint that keeps your outdoor furniture from rusting, tea's antioxidants protect your body from the ravages of aging and the effects of pollution.
Because it's a stimulant.Answered by Smriti, 14 Mar '13 10:19 pm
Well i knw nw why one should not drink tea.........!Answered by Bhuvana, 14 Mar '13 08:41 pm
Feel niceAnswered by anil garg, 13 Mar '13 11:53 pm
For freshnessAnswered by Quest, 13 Mar '13 01:48 pm
Its a culture/habit/refresher/tastes good!!!Answered by Vishwanath V, 13 Mar '13 10:56 am
We made it as a practise. You can be without tea also. It is an inducement to the body.Answered by sankaran iyer, 13 Mar '13 10:41 am
Maza aata hi peene maiAnswered by wenz, 13 Mar '13 10:19 am
Avoid it :)Answered by harpreet, 13 Mar '13 10:13 am


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Sorin's Mitroflow Valsalva Conduit allows for safer device manipulation during assembly and implantation, thus limiting cardiac surgery time
Milan, Italy, November 6, 2012 – Sorin Group, (Reuters Code: SORN.MI), a global medical device company and a leader in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, announced today the U.S. commercial launch of the Mitroflow Valsalva ConduitTM, the only Valsalva conduit graft approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in combination with an aortic tissue valve.
Previously available only with mechanical valves, Sorin Group's innovative Mitroflow Valsalva Conduit now offers cardiac surgeons a solution for replacing simultaneously the ascending aorta and the diseased aortic valve with Sorin's highly durable MitroflowTMpericardial aortic valve.
The Mitroflow Aortic Pericardial Heart Valve has consistently demonstrated excellent hemodynamic performance, ease of implant and proven durability. Introduced in Europe in 1982 and U.S. FDA cleared in 2007, the Mitroflow valve is supported by 21 years of published long-term durability and demonstrates outstanding performance in patients under 60 years of age.1, 2
In addition to limiting the bypass, cross-clamp and procedural time, and reducing potential risks for the patient, the Mitroflow Valsalva Conduit also replicates the native sinus thereby preserving the patient's physiological hemodynamics and obviating the need for lifelong anticoagulation treatment. The Mitroflow Valsalva Conduit graft is impregnated with absorbable bovine cross-linked gelatine, thus eliminating the need of preclotting.
"The Mitroflow Valsalva Conduit offers the surgeons a convenient way to connect the Mitroflow valve to a clinically proven aortic graft at point of use in the operating room, allowing a quick and effective assembly of the Mitroflow valve", said Wilson Szeto, M.D., Associate Professor of Cardiac Surgery, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Penn Presbytarian Medical Center.
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Happy Saturday to all of our Paleo friends! We just got some fantastic chocolate today, so I thought while Angel was working, I would make some delicious chewy chocolate chip cookies for when he comes home! He's gonna be soooo happy!
As a note, baking is always easier if you have some sort of lard or butter, so if you eat dairy, I would substitute with coconut oil with butter. If you don't, then follow below, this recipe is so good! The cookies come out fluffy and chewy and perfect. Enjoy!
Recipe: Paleo Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies
- ¾ cup Almond Flour
- ¼ cup Golden Flaxseed Meal
- ¼ cup Coconut Flour
- ¼ tsp Coarse Sea Salt
- ½ tsp Baking Soda
- 3oz Dark Chocolate
- 1 Tbsp Honey
- 1 Tbsp Vanilla Extract
- 3 drops Almond Extract
- ½ cup Coconut Oil
- ½ tsp Walnut Oil
- 1 Egg
- 2 Tbsp Arrowroot Powder
- Preheat the oven to 350 degree Fahrenheit.
- In a bowl, mix the flours, meal, salt, baking soda and chocolate.
- For the wet ingredients, I like to use a food processor or blender to incorporate all, but you may mix however you like. Combine the sugar, vanilla, almond, oils and egg (I add honey in this group because it dissolves better in the wet).
- Mix the wet ingredients into the dry. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper (or grease with oil).
- Take a spoonful of dough and drop it onto the baking sheet. It should be 2-3 inches across and ¼ inch thick. It is important to note that however they look on the pan is how they will look when they are done. So if they are ugly going in, they will be ugly coming out.
- Cook on the middle rack for 9-12 minutes depending on your oven (mine is exactly 10 minutes).
Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Cooking time: 12 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 24
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Time for Young to show he can wing it
Ashley Young was poor against France when he played just off striker Danny Welbeck, so the England winger will be much more at ease if Roy Hodgson deploys Andy Carroll alongside Welbeck against Sweden on Friday night. Young has pace and trickery, is good with both feet and is a great crosser of the ball, so, like any winger, he would relish the opportunity to provide opportunities for two forwards who have proved themselves so capable in the air. In the absence of Wayne Rooney against France, Young found himself playing in the role usually occupied by his Manchester United team-mate, but he was barely involved. He might still find himself in the same position against Sweden if Hodgson opts to stick with one man up front rather than two and, if he does, he could do worse than watch a DVD of Rooney in that role because few players offer a better example of how to make the position work. But this is a key game for Ashley because he will know that, regardless of how well he plays against Sweden, Rooney will be restored to the team in the position just behind the striker. That's why it will suit Young to play on the wing on Friday night, a position he is comfortable in and one where he can be in control of his own destiny during Euro 2012.
The Sun expects Young will play on the wing this evening, with Hodgson set to "gamble" on Welbeck and Andy Carroll as a front two. But former United youth-team player and Mirror columnist Robbie Savage feels Ashley should be out of the team altogether.
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