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38 Miles of River Cleaned!
...From Rockhouse Access above Trigger Gap down to Romp Hole Access near the Missouri state line.
On the left: Cleanup crew at Stoney Point with their stash of trash! On the right: tractor tire extraction in progress.
Thirty one businesses and organizations from Carroll County and Northwest Arkansas generously supported this year's river cleanup. Please support them and say thanks the next time you visit them!
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I am thinking about building an electric brew keggle and would like to know if the following is feasible.
Boil volume will be about 13 gallons (or less)
Use the keggle for both mash water and boil
Install a 240V, 30a dryer plug with a GFCI.
Plug in a PID / relay system to control heat element
If I read the specifications right I can use a 5500W element with 240V and 30a
Hang a heat stick and heating element into the keggle with a chain
I would like the PID to do the following:
Full heat for fast rise in temperature
Thermostat control to keep water at strike temperature
Full heat until 208F then reduced heat to minimize boilover but still bring to boil
Adjustable boil power level
Timed boil after reaching boil temp
Automatic shutdown after target boil time
Notifications of which stage the process is in, either lights, sound or perhaps email?
What kind of PID will do this type of control?
Is this type of system feasible/advisable?
This system would allow the brewer to set the process and wait until given notice that the step is complete. Do other electric brewers "set and forget" certain steps without watching the process?
I've been thinking of doing something similar. I know the bcs-460 can do this stuff, it might not email you, but you could check status by webpage or app. I think the standard version has 4 inputs and 4 outputs. So if your ferm chamber is close by it can control that as well.www.brewershardware.com/BCS-460-Brewery-Control-System.html
Your first three requirements are standard PID controller behavior, assuming that you've set the control parameters up right. A well set up PID controller will apply full heat until the temperature gets close to the set point and then ramp down to minimize overshoot and then maintain that temperature. The adjustable boil power level is a little tricky, as it's not strictly a function of temperature, which is the only input the PID has, but something might be possible using the alarm function to switch to a separate pot that controls the boil power level. The rest are more in the realm of process control rather than PID control.
A PID like the Auber 2352 has a manual mode that allows you to control the power (actually the time slices where power is on) from 0 to 100%. If you don't care about having an analog dial (personally, I don't), that would do it.

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I believe vanilla extract makes up 80% flavor in a cake!!
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Chicken Vegetable Potjie
Potjie No: 3
Serves: 6
Cooking Time: 2 hours
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10 chicken thighs
6 large carrots, peeled and sliced
12 baby potatoes, peeled
1 small cabbage, chopped
½ small butternut, cubed
30 ml cooking oil
2 large onions, diced
45 ml chutney
10 ml salt
5 ml dried mixed herbs
5 ml garlic flakes
1.2 ml ground black pepper
1 can undrained sweetcorn
125 ml sweet white wine
Heat the oil in the potjie and brown the chicken and onions together for about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, mix the chutney, salt, herbs, garlic and pepper and spread this mixture evenly over the chicken.
Now layer the carrots, potatoes, cabbage and butternut on top of the chicken.
Spread the rest of the chutney mixture over the veggies and pour the mielies on top.
Add the wine, cover with the lid and allow the potjie to simmer for 1.5 – 2 hours.
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I am about to try this recipe. What percentage of the chutney mix is supposed to be spread over the chicken and onions after browning? Because the 'rest' must be spread over the veggies later on? Can rice be used instead of mielies?
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very good guacamole
Submitted by mpop on November 16, 2007 - 4:29pm
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Servings:serve with my corn chips recipe (on this site)
2 avocados
½ tomato, chopped
.4 cup red onion, minced
.4 cup cilantro, chopped
½ jalepeno pepper, minced
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 clove garlic, minced
1 lemon , juiced
mash avocados and mix the rest of the ingrediens in.
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Submitted by mpop on November 25, 2007 - 9:18am.
Zhanna8 you must have had only good guacamole in your life..:)
I've had several different recipes of guacamole and some weren't so good. I finally fell over this one. Believe me when I say is the best I've ever had. Everyone else who had it (including my husband) absolutely loved it. So go ahead and try it and see for yourself.


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Located in the hills above California's Sonoma Valley, Sonoma Mountain House occupies a high, sloping site shaded by towering trees.
Was the architecture of Oscar Niemeyer really communist? That depends on whether you ask Americans living north or south of the Equator.
When an architect dies, it takes special circumstances for the projects left on the drafting board to be realized. But as Louis Kahn's FDR memorial shows, writes Christopher Hawthorne, the results can be well worth the wait.
Mario Bellini and Rudy Ricciotti's pavilion brings the era of digital design to this French landmark. The controversy has been conspicuous in its absence.
Detroit Works is unveiling a long-term vision to combat the city's ills. Two local architects were given the difficult task of getting residents and officials to buy in.
Christopher Hawthorne explores this Los Angeles firm's rise and its ambivalent relationship with the City of Angels.
A California cottage expansion with modern flair.
The design and construction industry has had a rough few years. Will the next four get any better? Two political reporters say that it depends on who you vote for.
Only 16 percent of the AIA's membership is female, and women make up only 17 percent of principals and partners. Would having more women on the other side of the client relationship help?
James Turrell's latest project is an architectural pavilion that frames an artwork—and an artwork that accomplishes an architectural feat.
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"First, I want to apologize. Second, I want to thank you," she wrote. "I am a young, white, single mom just starting my first restaurant ... I wanted it to be a nice gathering place for professionals." She had no idea what type of event was being held at her restaurant, given that her manager had lied to her about the explicit nature of ePoetry when she asked what the phrase meant. Consequently, she canceled the ePoetry evenings and is looking for a new support staff -- actions that have earned her, from ePoetry supporters, the label of racist (but also, at least from this critic, a second chance).
Of course she isn't the only first-time restaurateur to have made, and subsequently learned from, mistakes. Even seasoned professionals find themselves in the weeds on occasion. Kevin Rusk, proprietor of Titanic Brewery & Restaurant, estimates, "There are probably in excess of a billion mistakes one can make as a new restaurateur. My recommendation for the first-time restaurant operator would be very simple -- make yourself part of the staff. As a hands-on operator you will catch most problems before they become major issues."
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Harald Neuweg, who owned Satchmo and now runs Da Capo, which features Sicilian-born chef Salvatore Zapparata and his newly unveiled classical menu, says he is planning on writing a book on the subject, entitled How to Open a Restaurant or the 1000 Reasons Why You Should Not Do It.
Half-joking or no, he may be on to something. Plenty of primers offer positive advice. But even more valuable, at times, are the flip side of the commandments, the ones that start with "Thou shalt not...." First-timer Dianne Santos, owner of Brazilian restaurant Gil's Café, sums it up: "Never leave the restaurant unattended by an owner. Murphy's Laws were written for the restaurant business. For sure, whatever can go wrong will go wrong when I am away." Specifically, she counsels, "Do not open the week after 9/11. Do not hire servers that cannot speak at least some English. A simple order like 'rum and coke' can be misconstrued at least a dozen ways. And do not depend solely on the kitchen staff to order and receive inventory. It's amazing how many filet mignon and veal cutlets walk out the back door."
Indeed, in addition to being lied to, it's easy to be cheated by your staff. Rusk cautions never to believe that "there's no need to check up on your bartenders. All his friends come to see him because he's a nice guy, right?"
Most of the "don'ts" involve entertainment, however, such as the ePoetry performance. Restaurateurs who schedule live music or novelties like magicians during dinner hours will always run the risk of not appealing to all comers. "Bands have absolutely no respect for diners. They never understand why they are sometimes much too loud," Neuweg says. "I had many fights with band members when I told them to turn it down. I lost a lot of customers because of that."
Santos also schedules live acts. "The problem is that entertainment can attract a certain kind of customer who will sit at the bar all night and order one beer. Twenty customers like that can kill your business," she notes. "When possible, charge a cover. This will help keep out the riffraff."
Cover or no, when promotions are too specifically targeted, they can work against you. The explicit ePoetry is just one example. The mimes who used to perform at Baraboo gave me the creeps -- instead of talking to you they'd touch you -- and the magician at a Mexican restaurant overstayed his welcome at our table by at least two appetizers. And I was convinced that the ladies who leaped to the tops of the tables at Taverna Opa in Hollywood and started rubbing each other were off-duty exotic dancers; about a dozen of them, skimpily clad in various white outfits, had come in en masse from what appeared to be a hired yacht and were accompanied by a single, um, male escort.
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Renovating and reopening an existing restaurant comes with its own set of rules -- some of which are set by the city in which the eatery is located. Rusk says the temptation to ignore bylaws might be there, but "thinking that you can buy a site, tape paper over the windows, and do renovations without permits, [not to mention] believing that your budget will be adequate," is a bit idealistic.
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For my game, I want radar like functionality so I implement this thing using SingleSceneSplitScreenEngine class as mention in the following link.
All the code I have used mention in that post. I develop my game with scene management approach. So my game scene contain radar region but my all other scene also contain that region. So my basic question is how to remove that particular region from all other scenes like level select, menu and game over scene.
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By Michael Greene
Aug. 22 — The Delaware Court of Chancery Aug. 22 held that once a director and officer begins pursing mandatory advancement and indemnification rights from one corporation, the officer does not lose standing to seek the same from another corporation for expenses that have not yet been paid.
Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons, Jr. said to hold otherwise might create a "perverse incentive" for companies to delay paying advancements in the hope they will be let off the hook from their own contractual obligations by another source paying first.
Parsons discussed numerous issues with respect to indemnification and advancement rights, in particular when a director and officer has (1) a contractual right to mandatory advancement, (2) standing for overlapping indemnification and advancement obligations, and (3) the right to advancement for counterclaims.
Petitioner Scott Pontone was an officer and director of The York Group, Inc. and Milso Industries Corp. In 2007, Pontone filed a lawsuit against York that settled later that year. As part of the settlement, Pontone agreed to resign from his positions with York and Milso, and not to compete with either company for three years. After that time period, Pontone entered into a "Consulting Agreement" to assist Batesville Casket Co., a competitor of York and Milso, in marketing its products.
In 2010, York and Milso filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania alleging that Pontone misappropriated their confidential information and trade secrets. In response, Pontone filed numerous counterclaims.
In July 2013, pursuant to the bylaws of York and Milso, Pontone sought advancements from both companies for the legal fees and expenses he incurred in the Pennsylvania action.
After York categorically declined the request and Milso responded with conditions on its intent to pay, Pontone filed an advancement proceeding in August 2013 against both York and Milso. The companies moved to dismiss on the grounds that Pontone lacked standing because he is entitled and has been receiving mandatory advancements from Batesville under the consulting agreement and an April 2013 loan agreement. The agreements would provide him with funds to pay his legal fees and expenses in the Pennsylvania action, as well as in any advancement proceeding against York and Milso.
Pontone filed a motion for partial summary judgment, arguing that he is entitled to an advancement under both York and Milso's bylaws.
After determining that the Batesville agreements provided Pontone the "functional equivalent" of mandatory advancement and indemnification rights, Parsons found that the fact that Pontone had incurred no out-of-pocket expenses and could potentially request funding for litigation expenses with Batesville did not undermine his right to receive at least partial advancement under York and Milso's bylaws—namely, for "any of his outstanding legal expenses incurred in the Pennsylvania Action since January 2013 for which he has not yet requested or received funding from Batesville under the Loan Agreement, and for the future costs and expenses that he will incur in that action."
The court noted that the companies' "bylaws could have stated that York and []Milso will provide advancement only to the extent that covered individuals are unable to obtain advancement from other sources."
On the standing issue, the companies argued that Pontone could not demonstrate an injury-in-fact because he is not at risk to suffer any loss if they deny his advancement requests.
The court determined, however, that Pontone had standing to purse advancement claims for litigation expenses, although only for those that Batesville had not paid.
Vice Chancellor Parsons wrote: "The fact that a third party is willing to honor its contractual commitments to the plaintiff if called upon to do so should not serve as a basis for a defendant to escape its own, independent and commensurate, contractual obligations. In other words, an indemnitee having two essentially co-equal sources of advancement and indemnification should have the right to switch from one to the other in the middle of litigation, if he decides to do so."
The court then determined that conflicting parts of York's bylaws created ambiguity as to whether they provided for mandatory or permissive advancement.
Milso's bylaws indisputably provided for a right to a mandatory advancement, but Milso argued that Pontone was nonetheless not entitled to payment because the Pennsylvania action was not brought "by reason of" him being a director of the company—because he was not expressly accused of breaching a fiduciary duty and he was not a director at the time of the alleged misconduct.
The court, however, rejected this argument, reasoning that all of the claims against Pontone in the Pennsylvania action were "inextricably intertwined with and based on" his former role at Milso.
Additionally, the court determined that Pontone could receive advancement for his defamation counterclaim in the Pennsylvania action because it was asserted in defending the underlying action. Pontone's claim for false and misleading advertisement, however, was not sufficiently related to the underlying action, and thus could not be subject to an advancement.
Finally, the court determined that Pontone is entitled to 75 percent of the reasonable fees on fees the he has incurred in connection with the instant action.
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Aegon, ArcelorMittal Among Europe's Investing Opportunities
Based in Luxembourg, ArcelorMittal is the world's largest steel company.
It embarked on a costly expansion campaign before the onslaught of the most recent recession. Its shareholders have been paying the price since as the stock has fallen more than 80%. The price-to-book ratio is 0.62 and the price-to-sales ratio is 0.38. By comparison, Nucor Steel (NUE) has a price-to-book ratio of 2.17 and a price-to-sales ratio of 0.89. The next five years of earnings-per-share growth for Nucor Steel is estimated to be 8.5%. For ArcelorMittal, earnings per share are expected to increase over the next half decade by 51.8% annually.
Updating the Sir John Templeton score, on October 16, 2008, Warren Buffett wrote an op-ed for The New York Times with the title Buy American: I Am.
In that piece, "The Oracle of Omaha" advised investors that "bad news is an investor's best friend. It lets you buy a slice of America's future at a marked-down price. Over the long term, the stock market news will be good."He followed that with investments in Goldman Sachs (GS) and General Electric (GE) that did very well. Meanwhile, back in Europe, there is still plenty of upside for the shareholders of Aegon, ArcelorMittal, and Veolia Environment. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average has more than recovered from the Great Recession in crashing through the 16,000 barrier, Aegon was over $20 in late 2007 and is under $9 a share now. ArcelorMittal was well over $100 a share in June 2008 and now around $16 a share. In late 2008, Veolia Environment was near $100 a share. At present, it trades around $16.40. All have dividends that pay investors to wait; and will add to the total return as each stock recovers. There are many other publicly traded companies in Europe ripe for investment, too. The overall economic situation is bleak but the world is the market for many of those firms. It does not take a Warren Buffett or a Sir John Templeton to see the potential in these stocks.
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Obama administration knew millions could not keep their health insurance – Investigations.
This will all be happening in Rhode Island very soon as well.
Obamacare kicks into high gear as Minnesota announces 'affordable' health insurance rates.
I see the headlines — how Romney is supposedly gaining in the polls, and I want to tell people to watch this video and listen to the voice of your President, and understand that he is the only one who will keep us on a course that will sustain what we have left of the middle class.
I have mixed feelings about Whole Foods. A co-founder and former CEO, John Mackey, put corporate weight behind opposition to health care reform and unions. On the other hand, there are worse places to work, and they do what they do very well. And my schedule strands me in a wireless desert in Cranston with Whole Foods the nearest oasis.
So I'm hunched at a table eating out of a biodegradable box when I realize I'm being cruised by a guy in an electric wheelchair. Our heads are at about the same level. He's younger than me, well dressed, his speech is slurred and his eyes a little unfocused.
"Can I ask you something?" he says.
I really want to concentrate on my food, but okay.
He goes into a rambling joke about the president, and the vice president, that I figure out is intended to be a shot at Barack Obama's right to hold the office.
Some people might have been impressed with the man's condition, which I guess is MS. But I'm a nurse. So I cut the guy zero slack.
"I find that offensive," I told him.
"Well, he wants to raise our taxes and give away all our money," he said.
I looked him right in the eye and told him I knew that the only way he could get through the day is with the help of a lot of good people. He conceded that was true. "Don't they deserve a living wage?" I asked.
He asked how much they should get. "What's fair," I said. He nodded, as if he was seeing the faces of the home health aides who must be a part of his daily life.
"I know how hard you have to work to get through the day," I said.
"Me, and my wife," he said.
He took it all in good humor, he was smiling as he left.
There's a good expression for the human condition –'temporarily abled'. I don't know what misfortune robbed that man of his power, maybe some immune system misfire, or car accident. I do know that it could just as easily be me. We don't know what the next moment might bring.
We can recognize our interdependence, and build a safety net that anyone of us might need some day. Or we can blame the poor and cry about taxes and pretend that the home health aid lacks 'individual responsibility' when her labor is so poorly paid that she has to use food stamps to feed her family.
A level playing field doesn't just happen, anymore than a baseball field maintains itself. Building on solid ground, taxing fairly and investing in education, infrastructure, health care and other aspects of the public good is the American way. If we settle for a gated community as our model, subversion will come in through the servant's entrance. No one gets through life without the help of other people.
In case you wonder what Obamacare will look like in some states, here is an example of a state, Mississippi, that is already saying "Whoa, horsie!" when it comes to implementation.
Miss. Medicaid expansion unlikely, GOP leaders say – The Dispatch.
I wonder about the implementation here in Rhode Island and whether we will be able to extend health care coverage to all, given our sagging economy. As I said in an earlier post, I see health care as a potential economic driver, and I hope Rhode Island will find ways to make this happen.
As a health care practitioner, I am particularly interested in changes specific to children and families. For more on how the law specifically impacts children and families, the Children's Mental Health Network has a page that gives a helpful breakdown of all the changes.
[Ninjanurse butts in to Kiersten's post]
Lt. Governor Elizabeth Roberts sent an email with this–
Rhode Island has been implementing the federal health reform law for over two years, beginning with Lt. Governor Roberts' early efforts in 2010 to ensure Rhode Island had a clear path ahead toward achieving universal coverage for Rhode Islanders. With the Supreme Court's ruling, that path has been cleared for the state to move forward in partnership with the federal government and continue to benefit from its support and funding.
The Supreme Court decision means up to 120,000 uninsured Rhode Islanders will be able to enroll in healthcare coverage starting October 1, 2013 and will have access to the coverage by January 1, 2014. Rhode Island families and small businesses soon will have an online marketplace known as the RI Health Benefits Exchange where they can easily buy and compare health insurance options. Some residents will even qualify for free or low-cost insurance depending on their income. Rhode Islanders will begin to hear more about this marketplace in the coming months.
These are not empty words, but a work in progress. As much as I wish we could speed it up, I know that good people are working overtime to meet these goals.
One of those good people is a Republican, Christine Ferguson, who has been appointed by Governor Chafee as head of the new Rhode Island health insurance exchange. Ms. Ferguson has a long resume of health management experience in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and is a passionate and effective advocate for people in need of access to basic healthcare. We're lucky to have her on our team at this point in time.
Short interview with Sen. Whitehouse in which he extolls the virtues of Netroots Nation, appreciates the value of the Occupy Movement, and talks about his efforts to keep funding for wellness and health. He also talks about his phone conversation with President Obama following the Buffet Rule vote in the Senate, and how the fight is not over to change our tax policies to support the middle class.


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The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton.MAROUANE FELLAINI does have a buy-out clause in the lucrative contract he signed at Goodison in 2011 – but Everton FC hope they can satisfy the Belgian's Champions League ambitions on Merseyside.Reports yesterday claimed that Fellaini could be prised from the Blues if a Champions League club bids £22 million or more for his services.There is a buy-out clause in Fellaini's contract – placed there at the request of his representatives – but the trigger fee is higher than the £22m reported.Everton officials, who refused to comment on the story, believe a top-four finish this season would convince Fellaini to stay.Chelsea are reported to be the club ready to test Everton's resolve to keep hold of their talented 25-year-old, but not until the summer.The Blues will not comment on possible transfer scenarios and refused to even discuss the possibility of Fellaini's exit.But it is understood that Chelsea, who took advantage of a similar buy-out clause to sign Demba Ba from Newcastle, see Fellaini as a long-term replacement for Frank Lampard.No bid is anticipated in January, and Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez was coy about any interest."You know and we know we will see a lot of names in the newspapers," he said."Sometimes it is because it's true, sometimes it's the agents, sometimes it's because they don't have anything to talk about."It is normal in the transfer market but for us we just concentrate on football and playing Swansea."I am really pleased with my squad, with my players, they are doing well and hopefully we can improve them."I will not talk about the market, sorry. I know it is January but we do our business between us."If we have to do something, we'll do it. I have to respect and trust my players. That's what I will do."Fellaini appears in no rush to quit Goodison. Only 10 days ago he indicated a willingness to see out the contract which made him the highest paid player at the club."I have a contract with Everton until 2016, and, if the club want, I will see that out," he said. "I know I am hot, and I want to move forward one day, but I will finish my Everton contract if they want me to."Suggestions that Chelsea may try to tempt Everton with a lower offer would be met with a frosty response by the Blues. Despite posting losses of £9m last week for the year ending June 2012 Everton are not in a position where they have to sell and believe the increased loss will be cancelled out in their next accounts.Reacting to speculation about Victor Anichebe on Monday night, David Moyes said he had no intention of selling anybody in January.LEON OSMAN believes the current Everton FC team is the best since he made his debut a decade ago.But the midfielder admits the acid test will be for David Moyes' side to maintain their current high standards over an entire campaign.The Toffees are lying fifth in the Barclays Premier League and are through to the fourth round of the FA Cup after Monday night's 5-1 win at Cheltenham.But too often they have failed to fire on all cylinders for an entire campaign and often have had to play catch-up after a poor start.Osman, who was among the scorers at Whaddon Road, said: "I would say this is probably the best Everton team in my time here."We've had some good teams over the years and some good seasons where we've finished high up in the league and got to cup finals."But, with the football we are playing and the games we are winning, I'd have to say this is the best team."We've got a bit of variety to our game. We pass but we are happy to go direct as well and mix the game up. That's difficult to defend against I suppose."We hope we are getting closer to winning a trophy. We've been developing as a team and we are finding the way to win games now."We drew a lot at the start of the season. Hopefully we've found a way to turn them into wins and that will put us in good stead until the end of the season."But Osman warned: "Maintaining things for the whole season, that will be the test."In the past we've managed it for half a season, most of the time during the second half of the season."We've had a reasonably good start this time and can we maintain it over the whole season? We need to have a bit of luck, keep our important players fit for long spells."SOUTHPORT FC's newly-named Merseyrail Community Stadium will be the stage for Everton Under-21s Group One Development League fixtures for the next two-and-a-half years.Alan Stubbs' young Blues have agreed a deal to play the remainder of this season's fixtures at the former Haig Avenue – and then the subsequent two seasons as well.Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Fulham, Middlesbrough and Sunderland are all still to visit the Blues this season.Southport's commercial director, Haydn Preece, said: "We are very excited to have Everton returning to the Merseyrail Community Stadium. It raises the club's overall profile on Merseyside and we are looking to encourage Everton supporters to come down to the Stadium for our Blue Square Bet Premier fixtures when Everton are away or not playing on a Saturday."We are also looking to be a partner with our community projects and commercial activities."Liam Watson knows David Moyes from their time together at Preston so we have a number of areas where the link up can be very positive for Southport Football Club."We are looking forward to working closely with David Harrison Head of Football Operations/Club Secretary, Rachael Sutton and the Everton backroom team who will work with us to put these prestigious fixtures on."Everton and Southport Season Ticket Holders and Foreverton members are able to gain free admission with members of the public being able to gain access by payment at the turnstiles (adults £5, concessions £3).Everton manager David Moyes and Fulham's Martin Jol are rivals for Argentinian winger Matias Schelotto, 23. Schelotto plays for Atalanta in Italy and both Premier League clubs have been quick to move for the £5million man amid interest from leading Italian outfits. Leon Osman says Everton's side is the best he has played in and wants to mark his 10th anniversary with silverware.Mirror Sport columnist Andy Dunn also believes that David Moyes deserves to win a trophy with Everton.Midfielder Osman made his debut for the Goodison club a decade ago this weekend.And he is desperate David Moyes' men, who are fifth in the Premier League, finally lift a trophy to show for their efforts.The 31-year-old grabbed his fifth goal of the season at Cheltenham to help Everton into the fourth round of the FA Cup.The England international said: "I've had some great memories but I don't think we've won anything since I've been playing."I'd love to finally win something for the club."There is a real determination every year."You'd rather get closer than further away."We've been developing as a team and we are finding the way to win games now."We've drawn a lot at the start of the season but hopefully we've found a way to turn them into wins and that will put us in good stead."We've had some good teams over the years since I've been here and some good seasons where we've finished high up in the league and got to cup finals."But with the football we are playing and the games we are winning, I'd have to say this is the best team."We've got a bit of variety to our game. We pass but we are happy to go direct as well and mix the game up."That's difficult to defend against."But you don't always get what you deserve."You don't just get to win a cup because you've done well and deserve it."It's up to us as a group of players, managers and staff included, to try and turn what is deserved into actually doing something."LEON OSMAN believes the best way to convince David Moyes to stay at Everton is to put some silverware in the trophy cabinet this season.Highly-rated Moyes is out of contract at the end of the season and is linked with a move away from Goodison whenever a top job becomes vacant.But England midfielder Osman, who celebrates 10 years as a Toffee on Saturday, believes winning a trophy could be enough to persuade Moyes to sign a new deal.Osman said: "I've got some great memories from the 10 years I've played, but I don't think we have actually won anything in that time. I'd love to finally do that."The manager has been a fantastic servant to the club and if he was to leave, I would be really disappointed."Would it be wrong if his time here ends eventually without him winning a trophy? Well, he certainly deserves to."But we all know in football that you don't always get what you deserve. You don't just win a cup because you deserve it."It is up to us as a group of players, managers and staff included, to try and turn what is deserved into actually doing something. We feel we have a chance. We are finding the way to win games now, where we drew a lot at the start of the season."In the past we've managed that for half a season, most of the time in the second half."This time we have had a reasonably good start and the test will come to see if we can maintain it."Osman won his first England cap in November and will make his 325th appearance for Everton when Swansea visit Goodison Park.The 31-year-old, who scored in Monday's ruthless 5-1 FA Cup win at League Two Cheltenham, believes the Toffees have never been better in his time at the club."I would say this probably is the best team we've had since I've been at the club," he said."We've had some good sides over the years, and some good seasons where we have finished high up in the league and got to cup finals."But, with the football we are playing and the games we are winning, I'd have to say this is the best team. We've got a bit of variety to our game. We pass but we are happy to go direct as well and mix the game up. That is difficult for anybody to defend against."We've had a difficult Christmas period with some really tough games but some good results, so we are bound to feel a bit tired now."But you saw how everybody wanted to play at Cheltenham – nobody wanted a rest and that's how it will be."We've got a period where there will be just one game a week, so we've got the chance to stay in good shape and hopefully kick on."I wasn't at all surprised the manager picked such a strong side. He signalled his attitude towards the game and we played it with the same determination."That's typical of the spirit in this side. As well as the quality, there's a good attitude and nobody wants to sit out."Fulham are vying with Club Bruges for Junior Malanda, the 18-year-old defensive midfielder valued by Zulte Waregem at about £2.3million. Bruges consider him a replacement for Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe, who has been linked with a move to Everton or a club in Portugal. Alan Bennett, the Cheltenham Town captain, has revealed Marouane Fellaini, the Everton midfielder, sympathised with him for the penalty given in their 5-1 FA Cup third-round win at the Abbey Business Stadium on Monday. Bennett was penalised by Kevin Friend, the referee, for climbing over Fellaini as he tried to head away a cross. Bennett said: "I said to the ref at least I got one apology. He said it was stonewall."
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Pregnancy symptoms or PCOS??
So iv been having symptoms that i dont know if they are pregnancy or pcos. i am late for my period but i cant tell when i ovulate bc i dont start every 21 to28 days i start every 11 to 13 days and thats how i have been for the past few years since iv been on metformin and spironolactone. my last day of my period was jan 12 adn onthe 13 me and my hubby had an accident. i am late for my period, iv been cramping a bit adn my bbs have been sore for the past 2 weeks my nipples tho were so sore i couldnt touch em and now there not hurting as much but still tender just not to the touch. iv been having headaches and it feels like im on my period but im not and i did spot for a few days. i have been on time for my period for the past few months adn there isnt been any reason for me to be late. but iv never had sore breasts b4 when i was late or b4 i start my period and i dont cramp as much when i start my period..so could this mean i am pregnant or... is it just pcos acting up? oh and my bbs do feel fuller and bigger but im not as bloated as i was a few weeks ago.. another thing is i dont take pregnancy tests bc i do get false positives so i dont bother with them..should i just get a blood test done??
It sounds like you might be pregnant. For me, I had cramping and sore bbs that just didn't go away. I would go ahead and get the blood test. Are you really tired? That is usually a pretty good indicator (although I had insominia early on - go figure?) Good luck!
well i had to cancel my gyno appointment bc i started my period but iwas late by almost 2 weeks wich makes no sence bc iv never been late on my period its usually every 2 weeks that i start yay lol but im guna get a blood test anyways my tummy feels hard so i duno i willl get it done at my appointment just to besure
As piece of mind you can get the blood test done, but I think you already have your answer if your period showed up.
Plus, when you're pregnant, the tender breasts and painful nipples don't go away after two weeks. They stick around the first few months.
Also, if you were pregnant, and this was your first child, your stomach would not be hard this soon into the pregnancy.
As Kiki, pointed out above, if you find yourself extremely tired, almost narcoleptic (able to fall asleep anytime and anywhere), that's a good indicator of pregnancy. For me, a heightened sense of smell was another strong symptom I experienced. And because of the heightened sense of smell, it triggered my nausea (morning sickness).
[quote=splashsmama;1889728752]As piece of mind you can get the blood test done, but I think you already have your answer if your period showed up.
well im not prego's but just a comment about me starting my period and that being a signn im not pregos.. you cannot go by that i know plenty of girls who were on there periods while being prego somewere on there period through out the 9 mnths and some stopped after a few months..
Man, I was pretty much convinced I really wasn't pregnant after reading other posts but after reading this post, I think I might be preggers. Maybe I'll just call the DR. and see what he says. I would just hate for him to think I'm a hypocondriac.Hubby & I of 8 mths (23)Puggle-Banjo 6 mthsCockapoo-Jacqsun 4 yrsSugar Glider-Sugar 3 yrs
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Thanksgiving buzzing with family to empty Monday
I remember the day I first realized that I was empty nest. You would think that it was after our last kid had moved on to college in August. For some reason, that never occurred to me. Maybe it was because the kids had been coming and going with their busy schedules that I was no stranger to an empty house. I remember feeling alone, the house being quiet, clean and refrigerator remaining full. I was excited to visit each of our college kids during their parent weekends which allowed us to travel to Tucson, Chicago and NYU in a very short period of time. Still no conscious recognition that I was an empty nester. I purged closets, cleaned out drawers, painted the baseboards and had lunch with friends. My life was no less busy but I did notice that I watched the clock waiting for my husband to get home at night. It was now November , still no self awareness of the empty nest even though our freshman was showing signs of homesickness. All three kids flew in for the Thanksgiving holiday at different times. The first arrived on Monday night and the last arrived on Wednesday afternoon. The house was once again ramped up to full of energy, laughter, chaos, dirty clothes and mess. I couldn't have been happier. I remember entering the kitchen to find all three kids standing looking into an open refrigerator. They were just staring into the refrigerator with big smiles on their face. My inquiring mind wanted to know what they found so interesting. They jokingly called it the Church of Frigidaire. It had been summer since they had seen a refrigerator full of real food. The two elder students were kidding their younger sister. In previous years, she had told them they were crazy…but now she knew the beauty of real food and had joined their religious celebration. After a moment of thankful prayer, they grabbed food and took off for opposite ends of the house. Fortunately, I had spent the previous week baking and cooking some of their favorite go to foods. I took satisfaction in their delight. The rest of the weekend was a blur of laughter, cooking, storytelling, football games, Christmas decorating and of course laundry. I felt whole. I was a mother hen with her chicks and I felt needed and loved. All too soon Sunday arrived and the kids packed to return to their respective universities across the nation. It turns out that all of their flights left at approximately the same time so we would make only one trip to the airport. The car was loaded with suitcases, care packages of food and three well feed and clean clothed kids. I had made dozens of trips to the airport to drop off kids the past four years so I was on autopilot. As the car came to a stop, the doors swung open and ALL THREE KIDS jumped out of the car, grabbed their suitcases, gave me a kiss, high fived each other and took off for their check-ins. Wait, what had just happened? Five minutes earlier we had been a family of 5 and now there were two parents standing by an empty car wondering what had just happened. Tears filled our eyes; we closed the doors and drove off. Not a word was said on the way home. We entered the empty house to see the remnants of the Thanksgiving break activities. Slowly we began the clean up still not talking or looking at each other. It was official, we were empty nesters and it didn't feel so good at that point. Monday morning would be even more difficult as my husband went back to work and the house was completely quiet and empty.


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How to Transpose Music from C to F
In music, instruments written in concert pitch are called C instruments - a written C sounds a C. However, there are many other instruments that are known as transposing instruments, which are pitched in other keys such as Bb (where a written C sounds a Bb), Eb, and F. Many people have difficulty transposing music to the key of F, which is unfortunate, because F instruments are some of the most common ones to need to be transposed for. Typically, when people think of F instruments, the first that comes to mind is the French Horn. Some lesser-known F instruments include the Basset horn (also known as the tenor clarinet), the Cor anglais (also called the English Horn, and looks like a large oboe), the Mezzo-soprano saxophone (also called the F Alto), and the rare Wagner tuba.
1Understand what you're really doing. To go from C to F, you're transposing down a perfect fifth. With some music theory knowledge, you may be able to understand this and perform the transposition mentally, but if you can't, no worries... just keep reading.Ad
2Change the key signature. One sharp is added to the key signature of the existing piece to find the key signature in F, but as this can get complicated, a "cheat sheet" has been provided for people with less music theory knowledge.
3Transpose the notes. There are some music-writing computer programs that will actually do this automatically, once you've figured out the new key signature, but if you're doing this manually, here's another chart to help you.
4Move the music up or down an octave (or two... or three...) depending on the range of the instrument you were transposing for.
5Hand-write or computer-generate the new music. There is lots of music-writing software available, such as Finale NotePad, or you can choose to print blank sheets to hand-write the music onto (try BlankSheetMusic.net).
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- Doing this by hand, you will move the notes up two lines if a note is on a line or move the note up two spaces if the note is in a space.
- With some music-writing programs, you can try a "shortcut", by entering the original piece, changing the key signature to the new one, and transposing the notes with it.
- A working knowledge of music theory will make this infinitely easier, and you may even be able to do it in your head. That would definitely be a handy skill for any transposing instrument player.
- It's easy to get confused when transposing music. If you're having a lot of trouble, take a break and clear your head. It'll make more sense when you get back to it later.
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VOX for OS X now features SoundCloud integration
We've been following the VOX music/radio player for OS X for quite some time. It was easy to recommend in our Appidemic feature upon its release, and AppleTell contributor David Temple became a covert after demoing at Macworld/iWorld 2014. If that hasn't happened to you yet, the latest update with SoundCloud integration should take care of it.
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The Skamania Lodge Golf Course is an Official Family Golf Course as determined by the PGA. Family Golf Courses encourage children to play alongside parents in a deliberate, enjoyable environment that allows players of all abilities to improve various facets of their game.
Skamania Lodge is one of 11 PGA Official Family Courses in Washington State. The Washington State golf resort features a number of family friendly components including custom tee boxes for novice golfers, family tee times after 4 p.m., and free golf rounds for children with a paying adult.
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Joshua Project
|This article includes a list of references, but its sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations. (July 2010)
The Joshua Project (formerly part of AD2000), is an organization seeking to highlight the ethnic people groups of the world with the least followers of evangelical Christianity. Joshua Project maintains ethnologic data to support Christian missions and is based in Colorado Springs, USA. Joshua Project began in 1995 from within the former AD2000 and Beyond Movement. From 2001 through 2005 Joshua Project was at different times informally connected with Caleb Project, ICTA and World Help. In 2006 Joshua Project officially became part of the U.S. Center for World Mission.
Focusing on ethnicity, they maintain a database of "unreached peoples" listed by country and language. As of 2010, they list 9,803 ethnic groups. These are further divided into 16,350 peoples-by-countries, counting national minorities individually for each of 236 countries, of which 6,642 are classified as "unreached peoples". Ethnic groups are organized hierarchically in 251 "People Clusters" which in turn are divided in 16 "Affinity Blocs" (Arab World, East Asians, Eurasians, Horn of Africa-Cushitic, Iranian-Median, Jews, Latin-Caribbean Americans, Malay peoples, North American peoples, Pacific Islanders, South Asians, Southeast Asians, Sub-Saharan Africans, Tibetan / Himalayan peoples, Turkic peoples and Unclassified). Each ethnicity is listed as speaking at least one of 6,510 languages.[1]
- ^ Joshua Project. "Great Commission Statistics". Joshua Project. Retrieved 2010-03-11.
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- Roger W. Stump, The geography of religion: faith, place, and space, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2008, ISBN 978-0-7425-1080-7, 381f.
- Pradip Ninan Thomas, Strong Religion, Zealous Media: Christian Fundamentalism and Communication in India SAGE Publications Ltd, 2008 ISBN 978-81-7829-834-4, 142-145.
- Patrick Johnstone, John Hanna, Marti Smith, Praying Through the Window III: The Unreached Peoples, YWAM Publishing, 1996, ISBN 978-0-927545-98-3.


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Today at the Tower of London…"Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red". The moat is filled with ceramic poppies, to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the Great War (the First World War), with each poppy representing the fatality of each British and Commonwealth soldier in that war.
Coinciding with the school holidays and the unexpectedly glorious weather today, throngs of people visited this commemoration. Busy it certainly was, and most were impressed with this sea of red.
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The yuan declined as talks between U.S. and Chinese officials in Beijing began after jobs reports in the U.S. and Europe signaled the global economic recovery is weakening.
The People's Bank of China set its daily fixing 0.04 percent weaker at 6.2697 per dollar today, tracking declines in Asian currencies as American companies added the fewest workers in seven months and unemployment in Germany unexpectedly increased. China's non-manufacturing purchasing managers' index fell to 56.1 in April, from 58 in the previous month, official data showed today. A reading above 50 indicates expansion. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said yuan gains would help the Asian nation revamp its economy, before the fourth round of the U.S.-China strategic and economic dialogue.
"As the meetings start, there's less reason for the Chinese central bank to keep record fixings," said Stella Lee, president of Success Futures & Foreign Exchange Ltd. in Hong Kong. "Softer economic data means China won't allow the yuan to strengthen rapidly as that could hurt exports and growth."
The yuan fell 0.04 percent to 6.3095 per dollar as of 9:55 a.m. in Shanghai, a 0.63 percent discount to the reference rate, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System. It is allowed to trade 1 percent either side of the daily fixing. One- month implied volatility for the currency, a measure of exchange-rate swings used to price options, was unchanged at 2.1 percent.
Yuan appreciation pressure will ease as China faces slowing economic growth and a falling long-term rate of return on capital, People's Daily reported, citing Liu Yuhui, a researcher from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Conditions for the yuan's two-way fluctuation haven't changed, Liu said.
In Hong Kong's offshore market, the yuan dropped 0.08 percent to 6.3095. Twelve-month non-deliverable forwards slipped 0.02 percent to 6.3465, a 0.6 percent discount to the onshore spot rate, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Team Tolero,
What a crazy 1st day! I'm just glad that everyone is safe, still has all their fingers and toes and still is alive to tell the story about the day (luckly because you decided to not stay at the Lee Hotel). I think Lawrence's 4 flat ties were a sign that it was time to call it a day. I am looking forward to reading todays blog. Love you all!
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1) As we approached our rooms on the second floor, there was a communal bathroom with the door wide open and someone taking a shower in plain view
2) Some skid row type people were roaming the hallways and obviously either drunk or on drugs
3) Amy and Adam discovered that their bedspread was saturated with dried blood that extended all the way through to the mattress. There was also blood on the wall.
4) The Police were wandering the hallways looking for someone they wanted for questioning
5) Amy also discovered that her bathroom contained a peephole that originated in the room next store that was occupied by a long time male resident.
6) A woman came out her room into the hallway half naked (and none too pretty).
Well, it's extremely late so I'd better get to bed. Let's hope we have a more productive riding day tomorrow with a bit less drama.
Kerry (and the rest of Team Tolero)
Hang in there!
What a first day! Better luck tomorrow! What is it with you guys and your hotels/motels, anyway? There is some wierd cosmic link that pulls you to the most bizarre, hole in the wall, memorable places to stay on your bike trips!
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In commemoration of the first anniversary of the tragic earthquake on January 12, 2010. CEMEX in Haiti held a ceremony in Croix des Bouquets, to announce the start of construction of a housing project for its employees in the country who were left homeless. The project in its initial stage will consist in building around 30 houses, in which the company will invest USD$ 350 thousand dollars.
The ceremony was led by Luis Miguel Cantu, President for CEMEX in the Caribbean Region, Mexico's ambassador in Haiti, Luis Manuel López M, Leslie Volt, an adviser to President René Préval in rebuilding the country and Ignacio Muñoz, Director of CEMEX's operations in Haiti, and other company officials.
Luis Miguel Cantu said "Thanks to the solidarity of our personnel, CEMEX employees in Haiti will finally have decent housing that will significantly improve their lives. Today we see the start of a major construction project for our employees who lost their homes in the last earthquake".
"As part of a coordinated effort to help meet the needs of the country and contribute to its reconstruction, CEMEX expanded the scope of our social programs to include additional regional outreach by supporting organizations with part of the funding required to provide decent housing for low income families who lost their homes " he said.
CEMEX and its employees donated US$620.000, from joint contributions of the company and more than 2,500 employees in 29 countries, for the efforts to support Haiti. From the total amount, more than US$150,000 dollars have been used in humanitarian aid for earthquake victims, and around US$65,000 dollars have been provided in support to NGOS's such as Habitat for Humanity.
CEMEX is a leading supplier of cement in Haiti, with 115 employees in the country working in three maritime terminals and a sales office that serves a market demand of 1.2 million metric tons. Two of CEMEX's marine terminals are located in the area of Port-au-Prince and another in the northern city of Haitien.
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