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Hearty Baked Stew Recipe
My mother has been making this stew since the 1940s and prepared it for our family many times through the years. It's loaded with vegetables for wonderful flavor and pretty presentation. - Judith Wood, Fredericktown, Ohio
- 3 medium potatoes, peeled and sliced
- 3 medium carrots, sliced
- 3/4 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1/2 cup frozen peas
- 2 medium onions, sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1. In a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, layer potatoes and carrots. Crumble beef over carrots. Layer with the tomatoes, peas and onions. Dot with butter. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- 2. Cover and bake at 350° for 1-1/2 hours or until the meat is no longer pink and the vegetables are tender. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 284 calories, 11 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 48 mg cholesterol, 185 mg sodium, 32 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 16 g protein.
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Anyone have suggestions on other non-invasive fertility meds/procedures for a gal with PCOS?
My husband and I have been trying to conceive for almost a year now. We were pg last spring and miscarried. I've been on clomid (50*100 mg) and metformin and about to start my last round of 150 mg clomid. My OB said if the 150 mg doesn't work, she's referring me to a fertility specialist. I do not have fertility benefits under my medical plan so that worries me a bit. I'm also doing acupunture which has helped with my cycle. I normally do not have a period at all, unless I do progestrone. I'm wondering if there are other natural, non-invasive alternatives to fertility help out here, or any suggesitions on healthy tips I can try..
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This week's guest blogger is James G. Lengel, professor at Hunter College School of Education, City University New York. Today, he shares Brazil's practical approach to combatting the high school dropout rate and their efforts to prepare students for the workforce with 21st century skills.
Brazil's economy has been growing by 5% per year for the last decade, surpassing the United Kingdom (England) as the world's fifth largest economy. The United States and Europe are experiencing very limited growth.
Brazil's middle class is growing, jobs abound, and this largest of South America's emerging nations is taking its place among the world's leaders. The commuter jet that I take to New York is made in Brazil; so is the coffee and orange juice I drink in the morning. With almost 200 million people, young and growing fast, Brazil is destined for greatness.
Brazilians recognize the importance of education for the health of their economy and their democracy. Since their recovery from two decades of military rule, the government and the economy have moved toward a free and open system that is the envy of many other developing nations. But most people in Brazil, today, do not complete high school. To remedy this, both government and economic leaders have focused on building schools that will prepare a new generation of citizens and workers for the country. Brazil has increased its spending on public education to 5% of GDP, about the same as the United States or the UK, and is ready to double this, as necessary, over the next few years to ensure a workforce and a citizenry that's able to sustain current levels of growth.
At two national education conferences in Brazil this month, I met the men and women who are leading this investment. They are not investing in the old technologies of books, paper, desks, chalkboards, and classrooms. They realize that to produce the kinds of graduates needed, the schools need to be different. So they are providing a tablet computer to every student, loaded with the entire curriculum. They are changing the teaching methods to focus on real-world problems, and building close ties between the schools and the industries around them.
As they build a new generation of high schools and technical colleges, they have opened many paths to governance. I worked with a school in Florianopolis, in Santa Catarina state, that's run, not by the local government as most of the schools are in Brazil, but by a consortium of local business leaders, SENAI (Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem Industrial). The new school that they are building doesn't design its curriculum around the academic disciplines, but around the kinds of skills and competency needed in the local economy. The teaching is practical and organized around real problems that students solve in small groups, like they will be doing when they enter the workforce.
The classroom at the SENAI school looks like an office or laboratory. Students work in small groups with computers and connected digital devices. As they work together to solve the problem presented by the teacher -- a foreman from the local industry -- they learn the math required for working out a java programming issue. Students call on the math teacher to help them figure out a more efficient way to compose the code needed to perform multiple iterations of a data set; then they videoconference with a professional programmer, who provides additional advice.
The student's grade is not determined by a multiple-choice test, but by a presentation of their solution to a panel of experts from industry. The commentary and advice they get from this jury proves much more valuable than the grade they would have received under the former educational system. Like the work in the Microsoft IT Academy, these new Brazilian schools focus on practical skills and useful results allowing students to invest in their future.
James Lengel earned his degrees at Yale College and the Harvard Graduate School of Education and has worked in government, academic, and industry organizations for 42 years. After serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Marshall Islands, James began his career as a public school teacher in Vermont, where he worked his way to the post of Deputy Commissioner of Education, and was appointed to a Fulbright Scholarship in China. James taught at Boston University and developed the digital media program at the College of Communication, and helped build a center for teaching excellence. James continues as a professor at Hunter College of the City University of New York, while consulting with organizations around the world on the application of new technologies to teaching and learning. James has authored nine books on education and communication, including Education 3.0 from Teacher's College Press, publishes a weekly column and podcast on teaching with technology at PowerToLearn.com, and is licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard as a Captain in the Merchant Marine. He cruises and races his sailboat Top Cat along the coast of New England during the summer season.


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Thirty-five contributed papers were presented in the Section at the Orlando meetings. Audience members were given a form to evaluate the speakers (on a scale of 4=excellent to 1=poor) on several aspects of their presentations. To be eligible for an award, a speaker must be evaluated by at least 15 people. Among those eligible, Stephenson received the highest overall rating with an average score of 3.68 for his talk, entitled "Statistics at a Distance."
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Rain, rain go away.
Okay, so it's finally happening. The rain. The endless light drizzle. The black hoodies. The grey clouds. And the slippery buses. I, personally, don't mind it. I can handle this for another 6-9 months. I force myself to go outside and see the beauty in all this darkness. It's one of the reasons I love Seattle.
But I'm wondering, what do you do? Seattle seems to close shop come Winter, and even though it's not even close to Holiday shopping season yet, I get the feeling this weekend I won't see anyone hiking or biking or drinking outside as much.
So if you have any rainy suggestions, holla. I'd love to add them to my list of Things To Do in Trendy Rainboots.
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wesa on October 2nd, 2008 @ 3:55 pm
I take photos. Lots and lots of photos. I also cook a lot.
jameson on October 2nd, 2008 @ 6:25 pm
Books and movies.
jessejb on October 3rd, 2008 @ 8:57 am
Yes to cooking and reading for sure. And watching more movies.
Also I throw more parties and dinners with friends.
And I decided Im going to dress well even when its raining. I figure people get all depressed and weird here in the fall because everything and everyone starts looking extra drab. Fight it.
jared on October 3rd, 2008 @ 8:58 am
hiking is still an option if you don't mind getting a little wet :) if you're like me you wish fall was shorter so you could get started on skiing. but yeah, there's lot of blankets and cocoa with books at my house.
k8lyn on October 3rd, 2008 @ 10:13 am
Dinner parties get me through the winter! Last year we threw a great one and the electricity went out about an hour before dinner was ready. Luckily, we have a gas stove and plenty of candles — most memorable dinner party ever, so much so that we might do a candlelight dinner this year just to enjoy the atmosphere. Lemons also get me through the winter. A little lemon juice brings sunshine back to salads.
There's always museums, which I think are good ideas but I rarely actually go. I read a lot more in the winters — MvB's promised I can borrow his copy of some book about Iceland that sounds appropriately wintry. My main anti-SAD strategy is music, and lots of it. I go to a couple shows a week anyway, and I'll bump up my mp3 player/headphone time too. The best are packed, packed packed shows at Chop Suey or Neumos where the beat is heavy (hello hiphop) and a body can finally feel warm through and through.
Finally, sauna, steamroom, cold plunges and neutral saline baths at Banya 5 along with massages keep my body and soul a little happier.


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900 million users means one in eight humans on Earth have an active Facebook account. Facebook generates a little under $5 in revenue per user per year.
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The 20 videos used to be much higher in quality, but they still give you good-quality playback. You can stream them in Flash, but there are no longer iPod-compatible files. Every scene is hardcore through and through, so however demure some of these gals may look at first, they prove that they're not shy at all when it comes to sucking and fucking cock.
Even though Kung Fu is a Chinese martial art, the lovely ladies appear to come from several places in Asia. There are quite a few threesomes, some with two gals sharing a guy, while other times they double up on the dick, not the chicks, and I even saw double penetration. I saw at least one scene with interracial sex with a hung black man, instead of the white dudes who fill most of the shoots.
There also seems to be quite a bit of cum drinking, even from a martini glass. You can pretty much see which scenes have those kinds of shenanigans from the thumbnails that label each one, but there are also 20 photo sets. You can download them in Zip files and some of them have high-res images. The spreads open with some sexy solo poses and then the hardcore action gets underway.
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The Head on the Door ~ The Cure
"The Head on the Door " maybe the most melancholic and introspective album The Cure has ever released, and that's why I love it.
Classic 80's New Wave album from a seminal band. Favorite Tracks: "Fascination Street", "Lullaby", "Pictures of You"
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Each parent and class sponsor in attendance wore a name tag and was encouraged to participate in the conversation about the next four years of high school for their current freshman age student.
Topics that were mentioned were: the annual class supper, homecoming parade floats, fund raisers, Junior-Senior Class Prom in 2011, senior bon fire and senior trip in 2012.
Freshman sponsor, Judy Troell reported on the success of the recent barbecue beef/ sausage class supper. All in attendance agreed it was a great success both in quality and in ticket sales.
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Volchenkov might participate in morning skate Wednesday; Brodeur to start vs. Bruins
Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov did not participate in the team's optional practice this afternoon, but there appears to be a chance he'll be on the ice for the morning skate Wednesday. The Devils host the Boston Bruins Wednesday night.
Volchenkov missed Monday's 3-2 overtime loss in Ottawa with a right leg/lower-body strain he sustained in Saturday's 3-1 win over Pittsburgh.
"He's getting treatment," Devils coach Pete DeBoer said ."He's better. We'll see how he is tomorrow morning. I think there's a chance he'll skate (in the morning). With the strain he's dealing with, it's literally hour-to-hour, day-to-day. So we'll see how he feels in the morning."
As I reported last week, defensman Andy Greene, who has been out since Dec. 6 with a broken toe, was scheduled to wear a boot on his foot for four weeks, so he should get out of the boot by the end of the week. After that, it could be another two weeks before he's ready to play.
"A broken bone, they told us (it was) a four to six week injury," DeBoer said. "We're sitting around four. I think it's probably closer to six (weeks) than the four with what he had. ...My understanding on the last update I had is we're probably looking more around the six-week mark -- hopefully, that's back in the lineup."
Center Jacob Josefson participated in today's optional practice and is moving closer to returning from a fractured right clavicle, but said he definitely won't be playing this week. He has not been told yet whether he'll be going on the trip with the team next week to Calgary and Edmonton and Winnipeg.
Josefson, who hasn't played since he was injured on Oct. 21 against San Jose, is clearly enjoying being on the ice with his teammates again, though.
"This is the happiest I've been since I was injured," Josesfson said smiling.
Martin Brodeur will start his fourth consecutive game -- and seventh start in eight games -- in net Wednesday. DeBoer said that does not constitute a change the season plan as far the number of starts Brodeur has been getting lately over backup Johan Hedberg.
"Marty's our starting goalie, has been since Day 1, has been for 20 years here," DeBoer said. "We've managed the schedule right from the first day of the season that when the schedule gets hectic and we're in back-to-back situations, we feel it's an opportunity for (Hedberg) to play. He's been outstanding for us and given us some great efforts and we feel comfortable with both guys. If you look at our schedule, especially in March, I think we've got 17 games in (31) days, we're going to need both guys and we're going to keep them both sharp."
The Devils last faced the Bruins on Nov. 15 in Boston and suffered a hard-fought 4-3 loss on Benoit Pouliot's goal with 3:01 remaining. At the time, the Bruins were still in the early stages of a hot run that began at the start of November and really hasn't stopped since then. The Bruins went 12-0-1 in November and are 21-3-1 since going 3-7-0 in their first 10 games to take over first place in the Northeast Division.
"It's a great challenge," DeBoer said. "We got them right at the beginning of their 10 or 11 game win streak and I thought played a fantastic game in Boston and lost in (the last three minutes). There's no where to hide and there's no easy games when you're playing the Boston Bruins and we have to be prepared for that."


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The building is located on the western border of the Haram al-Sharif between Bab al-Silsila (Gate of the Chain) and Bab al-Qattanin (Gate of the Cotton Merchants), both of which lead to the Haram al-Sharif, JerusalemDate of Monument:
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The founder of the madrasa was Sultan Zahir Sayf al-Din Khashqadam (r. AH 865–72 / AD 1461–7) but he died before it was finished. Sultan Ashraf Saif al-Din Qaytbay (r. AH 872–901 / AD 1468–96) ordered its completion, but when he saw the madrasa for the first time in AH 880 / AD 1475, he was not satisfied and ordered it to be demolished and rebuilt.Architect(s) / master-builder(s):
The names of those who designed and executed construction are not known but it is believed that they were Egyptian workmen headed by a Coptic architect.Description:
Madrasa al-Ashrafiyya is the most beautiful and grandiose of the madrasas of Mamluk Jerusalem. The historian, Mujir al-Din al-Hanbali (d. AH 928 / AD 1521), described it as the third jewel of the Haram al-Sharif, after the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa Mosque. The Madrasa al-Ashrafiyya consists of two levels: the ground floor and the first floor. The ground floor extends eastwards, thereby entering the Haram al-Sharif, and stretches out over the western wall of the Haram. This is contrary to the other madrasas in the vicinity, since the Mamluk madrasas were erected on the borders of the Haram (Sanctuary) and not within it. The entrance to the Madrasa opens on the eastern and southern side with two tapered arches. The entrance is covered by a fan-shaped vault, built of alternating colours of red and white stone. The door is set into a recessed wall covered by a semi-dome, and enriched with carved decorations that are also inset with glazed ceramic tiles. Standing on either side of the entrance are two mastabas of stone. And at the height of two courses from the surfaces of the mastabas, there is an inscription stating the date of constructionand extolling the most prominent titles of Sultan Qaytbay.
The entrance leads to the vestibule, to the north of which was once a large hall known as the assembly hall (Qa'at al-Majma'). On the eastern wall of the hall there is a door and two windows opening onto the terrace of the Haram al-Sharif. In the northern wall there is also an entrance and window; while on the southern wall there is another window and a mihrab decorated with coloured marble. Once the assembly hall of the Aqsa Mosque Library, it has recently become a training centre for the restoration and preservation of manuscripts and documents.
To the south of the vestibule there is a stone stairwell which leads to the first floor and to a minaret that towers above Bab al-Silsila. The first floor of the madrasa consists of a hall, which has four iwans in a cruciform plan; the largest being the southern iwan, which contains the mihrab. Today large parts of the first floor are in ruins, and nothing remains of the iwans except the walls. Despite this, the ground plan is clearly evident, for it corresponds with the Mamluk design of the four-iwan cruciform plan, in the middle of which is the central courtyard.
View Short DescriptionHow Monument was dated:
The building is dated by the inscription at the entrance and by the waqf document specific to the madrasa. Historic documents also provide evidence for the date.Selected bibliography:
Burgoyne, M., Mamluk Jerusalem: An Architectural Study, London, 1987Citation of this web page:
Al-Hanbali, Mujir al-Din, (d. 927 / 1520), Al-Uns al-Jalil fi Tarikh al-Quds wa al-Khalil [The Significant Ambiance in the History of Jerusalem and Hebron], Amman, 1973.
Ibrahim, Abd al-Latif, "Watha'iq al-Sultan Qaytbay: Silsalat al-Dirasat al-Watha'iqiyya 2 [Documents of Sultan Qaytbay: A Series of Documentary Studies 2]", in Al-Mu'tamar al-Thalith lil Athar fi al-Bilad al-'Arabiya [The Third Conference for Archaeology in Great Syria], Cairo, 1961.
Walls, A., "The Third Jewel of the Third Shrine of Islam", in Arts and the Islamic World, No. 2, 1984, pp.7–12.
Pilgrimage, Sciences and Sufism: Islamic Art in the West Bank and Gaza, pp.88–90.
Yusuf al-Natsheh "Madrasa al-Ashrafiyya" in Discover Islamic Art, Museum With No Frontiers, 2016. http://www.discoverislamicart.org/database_item.php?id=monument;ISL;pa;Mon01;8;en
Prepared by: Yusuf Al-Natsheh
Copyedited by: Majd Musa
Translation by: Amal Sachedina (from the Arabic).
Translation copyedited by: Mandi Gomez
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RICHMOND —As part of a national initiative to increase financial aid awareness, the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) and the United States Department of Education's (USDE) Office of Federal Student Aid will host a statewide roundtable on September 27 in Richmond, Virginia. The meeting is intended to bring together community-based non-profit organizations with active interest in college access issues to discuss ideas for increasing financial aid awareness and assistance throughout Virginia.
"This roundtable is the first of its kind to ask access organizations to help us identify ways to increase awareness of the many services offered to Virginians who want to pursue higher education," said Paula Fisher, College Access Challenge Grant Program Director and Senior Associate for Academic Affairs at SCHEV. "We want to hear ideas from regional non-profits who have been on the ground helping prospective students across the Commonwealth, and we want to make sure they are aware of state and federal resources available to help them in their quest." The event also supports Governor McDonnell's Top Jobs legislation of 2011, which called for long-term affordability through strategies that include development of financial aid options aimed at both middle-income and low-income families.
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Police made two arrests in separate incidents related to dealing in cocaine Tuesday evening, Oct. 8.
ELKHART — Police arrested two people on Tuesday, Oct. 8, for dealing in cocaine in what officials described as separate investigations.
Tracey Hardy, 43, was arrested at about 2:54 p.m. at 311 N. Third St. on three preliminary charges of dealing in cocaine.
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In between the stormy weather, marine salmon anglers continue to find decent action for hatchery chinook.
In between the stormy weather, marine salmon anglers continue to find decent action for hatchery chinook.
The Resurrection Salmon Derby was Friday and Saturday at Friday Harbor on San Juan Island, and anglers found good fishing. The derby lured 75 teams with more than 200 fish, compared to last year when 69 teams had 96 fish.
Bob Norling and Mark Shinman of Anacortes took the $10,000 first place prize with a 15.67-pound fish. The total boat weight prize went to Troy Moe's team with 93.56 pounds, for $1,000.
The Tengu Derby in Elliott Bay lured 27 anglers Sunday, and three fish were hooked including the winning 11-pound, 9-ounce hatchery chinook caught by derby president Doug Hanada off Fourmile Rock near the Elliott Bay Marina.
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Two more fish were caught in the same area, and weighed 6-0 and 4-1. Hanada's fish is the largest this season. The derby meets at daybreak on Sundays through Dec. 30 at Seacrest Boathouse. Details: 206-324-7600.
The eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca is open for hatchery chinook, and has produced fair action at Winter Hole, Ediz Hook and Freshwater Bay near Port Angeles.
Chinook fishing is open through Jan. 31 in central Puget Sound, and has been fair to good at Jefferson Head, but slow at Manchester and Southworth. It has also been slow off the southeast side of Whidbey Island, Saratoga Pass, south central Puget Sound in the Tacoma area and Hood Canal around Misery Point.
Razor clam update
"There were 800 people out (Tuesday) night at Twin Harbors, and the average was 14.6 clams per person (15 is a daily limit)," said Dan Ayres, the head state Fish and Wildlife coastal shellfish manager. "Weather looks bad the next few days, and Saturday calls for heavy rains, but the good tides might make it better."
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Ready for October? I've got you covered for pumpkin-covered everything season with these fall muffins. Amazing for brunch, thank-you gifts, Thanksgiving or Christmas, or just to eat on a chilly October morning.
Which is exactly what how we had them. This weekend was relaxing and full of my favorite activity: quality time with BL. For the last two months either one or both of us has been traveling, making our together-all-the-time weekend that much more special.
Seriously, is there anything better than morning runs, afternoon naps, and dinners out? I crave these days to reconnect and recharge. It's not always easy, but it's always worth it. I constantly have to remind myself that just because there are things that I could be doing, doesn't mean I should. BL and I both said how needed this weekend was; an excuse to put away the business of life and just relax.
So these muffins are my permission to you. Take a day off, relax and sleep in. Then rise to make these muffins!
Enjoy them like we did, on a lazy Sunday morning breakfast, along with a huge, steaming mug of pumpkin coffee. Yes, it really is fall. Cheers to pumpkin season!
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- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- ½ cup sugar
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- ½ tsp. baking soda
- 1½ tsp. cinnamon
- 1 tsp. nutmeg
- ½ tsp. salt
- 1 cup soy milk
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil
- ¼ cup maple syrup
- ¾ cup pumpkin puree
- ½ cup dried cranberries
- ½ cup chopped pecans
- Pecan Glaze
- ½ cup powdered sugar
- 2-3 tbsp. soy milk
- Pecan pieces
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F and line or grease a muffin tin.
- In a large bowl, mix together the all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, nutmeg, cinnamon and salt in a large mixing bowl.
- In a separate bowl, whisk together the soy milk, vegetable oil, maple syrup and pumpkin puree. Add the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir to combine into a batter. Fold in cranberries and pecans.
- Spoon the batter into lined tins about ⅔ full. Bake for 18-20 minutes until golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center should come out clean.
- Remove from pan and let cool in cooling rack.
- Pecan Glaze
- Place powdered sugar in a small bowl.
- Add 1 tbsp. of soy milk at a time until smooth and desired consistency. It should be a thick icing.
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Elements of a Responsible House Policy
A House policy offers practical solutions to common problems faced by licensed establishments. It creates a framework within which your customers can enjoy themselves and your servers can operate. With a good house policy in place, your servers do not have to make difficult judgment calls about who to serve or how to handle a tough situation - they know what to do because their responsibilities and your expectations are clearly spelled out.
The portion of your house policy for customers is a public document that should be posted in highly visible locations as it is a set of house rules concerning customers' entry and behavior while in your establishment. The portion of your house policy for staff is directly related to the portion for customers, in that it communicates management's expectations of staff regarding sale of alcohol and instructions for denying entry and ejecting undesirables. These policies indicate your establishment's responsible serving practices and intention to comply with the law and should be shared with your inspector, the policy, your insurance company, and the community along with your patrons.
The following checklist provides a model to guide you in creating your own house policy. You can modify the list to meet your own specific needs, but three factors are common to all successful policies. In order to work, house policies must be written, communicated to your staff and supported by management. Your staff must know that you will back them if they deny service to an intoxicated customer or ask an unruly guest to leave.
Monitor Your Door
- Post a sign indicating that management reserves the right to deny entry to intoxicated and/or underage persons
- Assign a staff member that is trained in responsible service practices to monitor door at all times to:
- Check for age and fraudulent identification
- Deny entry to intoxicated people
- Count the number of people on premise to prevent overcrowding and exceeding the legal capacity and provide for a proper customer to staff ratio
- Allow free access to police and liquor inspectors
Market Food Actively
- Provide a range of food menu selections
- Have lost-cost, low-salt snacks or food at all times
- Offer reduced food prices during late afternoon/evening
- Provide incentives to servers for increased food sales
Beverage Pricing
- Do not promote drink specials, happy hours or discounts
- Do not serve the equivalent of several drinks in oversized glasses - use standard glassware
- Price non-alcohol products competitively with alcohol products
Promote Alternative Beverages
- Stock a good selection of light and non-alcohol beer and wine
- Price non-alcohol products competitively with alcohol products
- Promote non-alcohol drinks
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- Evaluate servers on total sales including non-alcoholic products
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- Have all staff trained in a good responsible-server class
- Provide all staff with a copy of the establishment's house policies and train them on how to use it
- Keep an incident log of problem situations
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- Prohibit drinking on the job by all staff and managers
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Never Serve Underage Individuals
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- Establish with staff when to ask for identification
- Train staff on how to identify underage customers
- Identify what forms of identification are acceptable
- Train staff on how to recognize a fake ID and what to do when one is presented
- Serve alcohol-free drinks in containers that are easily distinguishable from alcohol drinks
Monitor Drinking of Customers
- Provide staff with guidelines for recognizing the signs of intoxication
- Promote the service of one standard drink at a time
Manage the Intoxicated Individual
- Deny entry to intoxicated customers
- Monitor comsumption of customers to avoice intoxication
- Deny further service to intoxicated customers
- Ensure staff are aware of effective ways to deal with an intoxicated individuals
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Amazing how easy it is to scare a bear, ain't it?
Amazing how easy it is to scare a bear, ain't it?
. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
heh, heh.. wait 'til the bear grows up. He'll remember this kitty and come back for a snack!
When I was at Purdue I had a Chem TA who grew up in Alaska.
She told us the story of how one day a polar bear wandered into the back yard,
and their dumb cat was out there stalking it.
The cat can probably out quick the bear unless it gets backed into a corner, with nowhere to run. Out in the open, I doubt if a bear can catch a cat that's hauling bootay.
I had a calico that grew tired of the barking from our Rotie blue heeler mix. She went to his run and fought him through the fence until we broke them up. She lost claws off both front feet, but she wasnt' leaving the fight.
I think its disgusting and terrible how people treat Lance Armstrong, especially after winning 7 Tour de France Titles while on drugs!
I can't even find my bike when I'm on drugs. -Willie N.
Speaking of dogs that have had enough...
Any new dog that came into our house learned quickly that our orange tabby had claws. Invariably they'd come around with one sticking out of the tip of their nose.
One does not simply ride their bike into Mordor! - electrik
I was on the porch one evening when a guy came down the street with a Yorkie on leash. One of my cats popped out of the flower bed and dropped into crouch mode. She started the low crawl across the open grass toward the dog. The owner saw her and just stood there. I said "She may jump on that dog" He still just stood there...not really believing me. About 3/4 of the way across the grass she broke into a sprint for the yorkie. Just in time he snatched the dog up by the leash and caught it in his arms and my cat pulled up short...He wrenched that poor dogs neck bigtime but it definately saved him a proper azz whoopin'.
^^Please explain to me how that is any different from someone not properly containing their dogs (ie harming other people's pets/property in a public area).
Number Four attacked a deer in the front yard.
I still don't know if he thought the deer was a dog he wanted to play with or if 4 was planning on killing the deer and leaving the carcass on the front porch where he lays out his squirrels and chipmunk prey.


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With new series of skin care products combining components from Dead Sea with plants from Himalaya mountains, Israeli company aims to become one of world's leading cosmetics firms while its retailers deal with pro-Palestinian pressure
Meirav Crystal
Published: 05.13.11, 13:16 / Israel Business
Meirav Crystal
The series' uniqueness is in its components, which come from two ends of the world: The Dead Sea, the company's base and the lowest place in the world, and the Himalaya mountain range, the highest in the world.
The two first products AHAVA is releasing in order to compete in the local and global arena, which is saturated with skin tightening products, are an Extreme Day Cream (50 ml) which costs NIS 240 (about $67), and Extreme Night Treatment (30 ml), which costs NIS 250 ($71).
According to the company, this is the third and most advanced stage in the Time to Revitalize skin care series for adult women. The products will be launched along with a global campaign.
The Dead Sea-Himalaya combination was born when the company's R&D Vice President Dr. Zeevi Maor visited Nepal and started exchanging knowledge with local dermatologists. "Extreme conditions exist in both places, so the plants there must develop a special durability," he explains.
"The research and development process took six years, and in the end we developed a formula for tightening the skin which leads to a significant reduction in the wrinkles depth."
From each difficult climatic zone, three main components were insulated. From the Himalaya they took Tibetan wild blackberry, Tibetan raspberry roots extract and Bryophyte seaweed which grows in the Himalaya's rocky areas.
According to the company's research, these components can soothe the skin, moisturize it and protect it efficiently from daily environmental damages.
The Dead Sea donated the following components: Osmoter – water enriched with minerals from the Dead Sea and an AHAVA patent, which nourishes the skin with moisture; Dunaliella Salina seaweed – an endogenous seaweed which can only be found in the Dead Sea area and is rich with beta-carotene and vital vitamins; and date seed extract, which is rich with Vitamins A and E.
"We were always natural," says AHAVA CEO Yaacov Ellis, "and the demand for natural cosmetics just increases. Even when the cosmetics market was in a state of decline due to the recession, natural cosmetics was on the rise."
But AHAVA is aiming high. Its competitors in the world are not just natural cosmetics companies, but all cosmetics companies which offer anti-wrinkle solutions.
Abroad, AHAVA products are located on the shelves alongside luxury brands, but in Israel
the company isn't as popular. In order to change its image, the company decided to change its branding.
"We decided on rebranding because our products were not homogenous on the shelves and because the brand's positioning in Israel is low compared to the rest of the world," says Ellis.
"We didn't just settle for that, and even left Israeli stories which are not at the same level of the stores we are accustomed to in the world. We left the shelves of the market directed at the wide audience, and moved to the selective market."
Meanwhile, AHAVA is facing two additional obstacles: A depletion of the Dead Sea resources, and protests by anti-Israel groups abroad.
"We defend the resources and are involved in processes aimed at saving the Dead Sea. The damage we cause is zero," Ellis claims. "We even buy the components from the Himalaya from suppliers who meet environmental standards and very strict durability conditions."
The attempts to boycott Israeli products, which are often directed at AHAVA products, have been futile, the company says. "After all, we have no political stance and we explain that to our retailers. We obey the Israeli law and the rules of international law.
"If someone turns to a retailer, we present our stand and are prepared for it in advance through PR and lobbying. We steal from the Palestinians? That's unfounded. When people come to our stores and protest against Israel, it hurts at that same moment. But many times supporters arrive too, and right now the efforts to pressure our retailers have been unsuccessful."
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AMES, Iowa - Iowa State returns to Hilton Coliseum Saturday to play host to Nebraska at 7 p.m., after spending the last two games on the road at No. 23 Colorado and No. 24 Texas. The Cyclones split their last two road games and are now 12-4 overall and 1-2 in the Big 12.
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As expected, Dilip Vengsarkar XI saw off Sunil Gavaskar XI, defeating them by an innings and 95 runs to record their third successive win in the league to lift the Madhav Mantri Trophy for the U-22 Cricket Tournament on the third and final day of the contest at Cross Maidan on Wednesday. The win definitely came in more comfortable fashion than the champions themselves would have expected, with Gavaskar XI, who resumed at 50 for 4 following on, folding up for a mere 109 in their second innings.
They had collapsed for just 167 in response to Vengsarkar XI's first innings score of 371 on the second day, and things just got worse for Gavaskar XI as they lost their final six wickets for just 59 runs to hand the eventual champions a easy win. Akshay Ghorpade was the only batsman to even make an impression, top-scoring with 34. The rest were done in by Vengsarkar XI's spin twins, off-spinner Pratik Gavli (3/26) and leg-spinner Sagar Gorivale (4/22), who left the opposition batsmen in tangles. Ravi Shastri XI beat Sachin Tendulkar XI by nine wickets, meanwhile, in the other league game at the Oval Maidan. Resuming at 96 for 3 in their second innings, Tendulkar XI went on to reach 201 with Shalabh Agarwal finishing up with an elegant 87, an innings which included 10 fours. Off-spinner Ankush Jaiswal was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 5/63, leaving Tendulkar XI with only a lead of 137.
Brief scores: Dilip Vengsarkar XI 371 bt Sunil Gavaskar XI 167 and 109 (Akshay Ghorpade 34; Pratik Gavli 3/26, Sagar Gorivale 4/22) by an innings and 95 runs; Sachin Tendulkar XI 131 and 201 (Shalabh Agarwal 87, Ravi Shinde 33; Ankush Jaiswal 5/63) lost to Ravi Shastri XI 196 and 138 for 1 (Gandhar Bhatawdekar 47, Jaideep Pardeshi 68) by nine wickets.
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A fine spell from medium-pacer Sagar Kirawat (3 for 21) ably supported by crucial knocks by Rajeev Kamat (54 n.o.) and Adwait Sahasrabuddhe (45 n.o.) helped Allied Digital Services beat Reliance Industries by 10 wickets and enter into the finals of the inter-corporate cricket tournament (40 overs) organised by S P Group-Bengal Club Cricket Academy at Bharat Club, Shivaji Park Ground under the auspices of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA).
Brief Scores: Reliance Industries 109 all out (Siddesh Kinlekar 34; Sagar Kirawat 3/21) lost to Allied Digital Services 110 for no


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Tomorrow I will get my new DELL dimension with a 3 GHZ HT Pentium, 256 ram, and 40gb HD, no video card. I might get more ram and a video card in the future, so that's why I ordered it with that big processor to compensate for the meantime.
I've heard that a great way to improve fs performance is to assign one "virtual" processor solely for fs9, and the "other" processor to run all the other tasks. How do I do that?
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May 10, 2006
ML Game 23
Baker Printing 8
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Baker scored 3 runs in the first inning with singles from Ben Davis, Jim Allen and Cole Gamber. Hagan scored a run in the first with singles from Brian Gross, Kyle Maylish and Beau DiFiore.
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I thought it would be a sealed unit, but was surprised to find cone and cup when I opened up the bb. I found that the inner bearing surface on the axle was wasted.
I found another reference for a size on that bike to be 68x116. I find sealed BBs with the sizes of 68x115 and 68x118.
Bike is all stock.
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June 02, 2014 12:00 PM by Lisa Princ
Here we go again, folks! After hearing about how serious things seem to be getting for Khloe Kardashian and French Montana, the new rumors buzzing on Facebook and Twitter claim the couple are moving in together. But is there really any truth to Khloe and French possibly living together?
Would Khloe Kardashian really move in with French Montana so soon after all of the drama with Lamar Odom? I mean, she isn't even divorced yet! If you've heard the newest rumors, then you're probably wondering as well, but according to Hollywood Life, Khloe is not ready for that just yet, whew! "That is an even bigger commitment and Khloe's not ready for that at this point," one insider dished.
And that would make sense, considering Khloe Kardashian is not even divorced from Lamar Odom yet. She definitely needs some time living alone before shacking up with another man. Now, that doesn't mean that the new couple haven't talked about it. "It's been discussed but it's not something that either of them are seriously considering now. She's been there, done that and quite frankly there's no need to do all that," the pal concluded. Despite not moving in together, things do seem to be getting more serious for the couple, as they were recently spotted buying matching watches.
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Who is happier: bullies, or those being bullied for being "different"? "Crash," an award-winning Jerry Spinelli novel for youth, explores that question, as does a stage version (with Rio Codda and Emily Chisholm) now at Seattle Children's Theatre. Playwright Y York's script concerns two young boys as they discover the value of being different, and the meaning of friendship. It runs through May 19 at Seattle Children's Theatre, and is recommended for older elementary-school-age youths (206-441-3322 or www.sct.org).
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Fri., Nov. 2 UC Irvine, Spieker Aquatics Complex, Berkeley, Calif. 6 p.m. Sun., Nov. 4 at UC Santa Barbara, Campus Pool, Santa Barbara, Calif. 12 p.m.
BEAR BITES: The No. 2-ranked California men's water polo team (20-2, 4-0), leading the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation with a 4-0 league mark, continues its quest for a second-straight NCAA Tournament appearance as the Golden Bears host No. 6 UC Irvine (9-7, 2-1) on Friday at Spieker Aquatics Complex, and travel to No. 9 UC Santa Barbara (17-9, 2-2) on Sunday. Cal won three home matches last week to improve its record to 20-2, defeating No. 5 Pepperdine (6-4), No. 7 Long Beach State (10-5) and No. 16 Santa Clara (11-5). The Bears have only suffered two narrow defeats this season. Cal was upended by Bay Area rival Stanford, 10-9 in sudden-death overtime in the semifinals of the SoCal Open, and fell 9-8 to USC on a five-meter penalty shot with five seconds left in the NorCal Open final. Cal has been paced offensively by senior All-American Michael Sharf, who was the Sept. 4 MPSF Co-Player of the Week and is second in the conference with 3.29 goals per game. Sharf has topped the Bears in scoring in 15 of 22 matches, recording 69 goals. Cal's other MPSF Co-Player of the Week honoree has been senior junior college transfer (Diablo Valley College) Vladislav Andreyev, who was the Oct. 8 recipient after exploding for 12 goals in matches against Harvard, Air Force and UC Davis. In the cage, Cal is led by senior All-American Mark Sheredy, who had 11 saves in the NorCal Open championship match versus USC and blocked a five-meter penalty shot in the semifinals against UCLA. Sheredy, who also notched 11 saves in the UCLA victory at the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center Oct. 20 and last Saturday versus Long Beach State, has 157 saves in 18 matches this season. As a team, the Bears are first in the MPSF with 13.05 goals per game, and are second in league by limiting opponents to 5.95 goals per game. The Bears will be hosting the 2007 MPSF Tournament (Nov. 23-25) at Spieker Aquatics Complex.
NOTING UC IRVINE AND UC SANTA BARBARA: No. 6 UC Irvine (9-7, 2-1) is coached by Marc Hunt (third year) and defeated Long Beach State, 7-6, on Oct. 19 before getting its Oct. 24 match against UC San Diego postponed due to the Southern California fires. The Anteaters are led by senior Colin Mello, the Oct. 23 MPSF Player of the Week, who has 26 goals in 11 matches. Last season, Cal topped UC Irvine, 15-3, in an MPSF match at Irvine. No. 9 UC Santa Barbara (17-9, 2-2), coached by Wolf Wigo (third year), is fresh off of upsetting No. 4 Stanford, 9-7, Oct. 27 at Stanford. It was the first time the Gauchos had defeated the Cardinal in 22 years. UCSB is led by sophomore Zsomber Vincze, the Oct. 29 MPSF Player of the Week, who had three goals in the upset of Stanford and 37 goals on the season. On Sept. 15, Cal defeated the Gauchos, 10-5, in the second round of the NorCal Open, and also defeated UCSB last season, 19-6, in an MPSF match at Spieker Aquatics.
CAL WINS THREE AT SPIEKER AQUATICS COMPLEX: The Bears improved to 20-2 last week with a pair of MPSF victories over Pepperdine and Long Beach State, and a non-conference win over Santa Clara. Cal was paced by the scoring of Sharf, who tallied a team-high seven goals in the three matches. Sheredy performed well defending the goal against Pepperdine and Long Beach State, recording 10 saves against the Waves and 11 saves against the 49ers. For the weekend, he finished with 21 saves in 64 minutes of action, two assists and two steals, while only allowing nine goals. In Saturday's win over Long Beach State, the Bears were down, 2-1, at half, but outscored the 49ers, 9-3, in the final two periods for the 10-5 win, led by senior Jeff Tyrrell's three goals and four assists from Sharf. Tyrrell and junior Trent Calder notched four goals apiece over the weekend.
CAL'S ALL-AMERICAN LOOK: The Bears feature five returning All-America standouts from last season's national championship squad - seniors Sheredy, Sharf, Tyrrell and Adam Haley, and sophomore Spencer Warden. Cal also showcases seniors Zac Monsees and Mike Hayes, who now have 82 and 53 career goals, respectively; and junior Frank Reynolds, a key contributor last season who notched a goal against USC in the NCAA title match. Sheredy, a first-team All-American and 2006 NCAA Tournament MVP, returns to man the goal, while Sharf, a 2006 honorable mention All-American, is Cal's top returning scorer with 48 goals last season (160 career goals). The Bears also return Tyrrell, a third-team All-American who knocked in the match-winning goal against USC in the national championship match (fourth leading scorer with 41 goals in 2006, 93 career goals); Haley, a HM All-American who is one of Cal's best two-meter defenders; and Warden, a talented driver and defender who was an HM All-American and the 2006 MPSF and Daily Californian Newcomer of the Year.
HEAD COACH Kirk Everist: A 2004 inductee into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame, Kirk Everist is in his sixth year, owning a 132-38 mark (.776) after leading the Bears to a 31-4 mark and the program's 12th NCAA crown in 2006. Cal also won the MPSF title last season and Everist was named Division I Coach of the Year. In 2002, he was selected MPSF Coach of the Year after guiding his alma mater to the league tournament title and the Bears' first NCAA appearance since 1995 in his inaugural year as head coach. A 1990 Cal graduate, Everist led the Bears to consecutive national championships in 1987 and 1988, earning All-American status three straight seasons (1986-88) and NCAA Player of the Year honors in 1988. He went on to play for the USA National Team for nine years (1988-96) and competed in the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. Everist's staff includes associate head coach Boyd Lachance, who is in his sixth season, and Sean Nolan, a 2000 USA Olympian, who is in his third season. Nolan was a three-time All-American at Cal, helping the Bears to the 1991 and 1992 NCAA titles
DID YOU KNOW? Since its charter season in 1918, Cal has won an NCAA-record 12 national titles including twice winning three NCAA crowns in-a-row (1973-75, 1990-92). The Bears have had 11 different players earn National Player of the Year honors, including current head coach Kirk Everist in 1988. From 1990-92, Cal amassed a record of 86-2 for a .977 winning percentage.
EXTRA BEAR NOTES: When Cal defeated UCLA, 8-7, Oct. 20 at the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center, it was first time the Bears had defeated the Bruins at the Rose Bowl since Oct. 25, 1997 when Cal won 9-8 in overtime...Sharf scored the match-winning goal with 21 seconds left in the contest...On Oct. 14, Warden scored the match-winner against UCLA with 25 seconds left in an 8-7 win over the Bruins in the third-place match of the SoCal Open in Irvine...In 2006, Cal had 10 players selected to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches All-America Team, which tied the 1974 squad for the most All-Americans in a single year...former Cal standout John Mann, was featured in the August 6 issue of Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd after winning the 2006 Peter J. Cutino Award as the nation's top collegiate water polo player...Mann is the first Bear to earn the prestigious award named after the former Cal coaching legend who won eight NCAA titles...Mann went on to help the USA National Team to a gold medal at this summer's PanAm Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, qualifying Team USA for the 2008 Beijing Olympics...highlights of the Bears' 2006 NCAA championship victory can be viewed on CalBears.com by going to the Cal men's water polo page.
Vladislav Andreyev: Senior attacker has 28 goals in 19 matches, including goals against UCSB and USC during the NorCal Open, and goals against Long Beach State and Stanford at the SoCal Open...was named the Oct. 8 MPSF Co-Player of the Week, scoring 12 goals Oct. 5-6 versus Harvard, Air Force and UC Davis...had five goals against Harvard, four goals against Air Force and three goals against UC Davis...is 17th in the MPSF with 1.47 goals per game...has 16 assists, 17 steals, four ejections earned and five field blocks...transferred from Diablo Valley College where he was a Community College All-American.
Trent Calder: Junior center and team captain has scored 24 goals in 19 matches and leads the squad with 11 field blocks...has 22 steals and 13 ejections earned...notched three goals against Pacific Sept. 27, scored a goal against UCLA in the NorCal Open semifinal and had four goals against Pomona-Pitzer in the SoCal first round...has 54 career goals.
Brian Dudley: Redshirt freshman utility man has scored 12 goals in 21 matches, including goals against Air Force and UCLA in the NorCal Open, and a goal versus UCLA in the SoCal Open...had three goals against Johns Hopkins at the Navy Open...is third on the team with 16 ejections earned, and has 16 steals and five assists...hails from Johannesburg, South Africa.
Adam Haley: Senior center back and team captain leads the Bears with 33 steals and has 16 assists, eight ejections earned and seven field blocks...tallied four goals during the NorCal Open, including two goals in the final match versus USC.
Mike Hayes: Senior attacker is fourth on the team with 25 assists, and owns 22 steals, six ejections earned and four field blocks...has notched nine goals in 22 matches this season, and owns 53 career goals.
Zac Monsees: Senior attacker is fifth on the team with 22 goals in 22 matches, including seven goals during the NorCal Open...had a team-high four goals in the NorCal Open semifinal victory over No. 3 UCLA...also leads the team with 36 assists and has 22 steals, eight field blocks and seven ejections earned...owns 82 career goals.
Frank Reynolds: Junior attacker has 26 assists, 15 goals in 22 matches, 14 steals, seven ejections earned and one field block...scored two goals against Air Force in the first round of the NorCal Open and scored five goals at the SoCal Open...tallied 16 goals in 28 matches last season, including a goal against USC in the National Championship match.
Michael Sharf: Senior attacker Is leading the Bears with 69 goals in 21 matches and is second in the MPSF with 3.29 goals per game...was the Sept. 4 MPSF Co-Player of the Week after scoring 18 goals in four matches at the Navy Open...tallied six goals at the SoCal Open, including a team-high four goals versus Stanford...scored the winning goal with 21 seconds in Cal's 8-7 victory over UCLA Oct. 20...has led Cal in scoring in 15 of 22 matches...also has 22 ejections earned, 23 assists, 26 steals and five field blocks...owns 170 career goals.
Mark Sheredy: Senior goalie and team captain has 157 saves in 18 matches (8.72 saves per game)...had a season-high 12 blocks Sept. 8 at Pacific, and recorded an impressive 11 saves in the Sept. 16 NorCal Open final against USC...has blocked three five-meter penalty shots this season, including a penalty shot against UCLA in the NorCal Open semifinal...recorded 40 saves in the four NorCal Open matches...has already tallied 355 saves in 43 career matches (8.26 saves per match).
Jeff Tyrrell: Senior utility man is second on the team with 38 goals in 22 matches (1.73 goals per game, 10th in the MPSF)...was outstanding Sept. 27 versus Pacific, scoring five goals with a team-high six assists and four steals...was Cal's top scorer with four goals against Air Force Sept. 15, and went on to score six goals in the four NorCal Open matches...had a team-high four goals versus UCLA in the SoCal Open third-place match...has 31 assists, 22 steals, 13 ejections earned and four field blocks...has recorded 99 career goals.
Spencer Warden: Sophomore attacker scored the winning goal versus UCLA with 25 seconds left in the SoCal Open third-place match Oct. 14...finished the SoCal Open with six goals, five steals, three ejections earned and two field blocks...is second on the team with 29 steals and has 19 goals in only 15 matches...also has 12 assists, 10 ejections earned and seven field blocks.


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Begrudgingly I had to concede to Michael's brilliance after seeing what he did on two wheels. He was pretty special for an old(ish) guy who'd driven four wheels all his career.
Clearly he still enjoys the feeling of speed so why is everyone telling him to put his feet up and drink tea with a hobnob? He has the cash - let him do what he enjoys.


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I'm so excited to share with you my next Valentine's Day project! I've been working on it for a couple weeks now!
Of course, I had to make a printable for Valentine's Day.
I've been working on some awesome things to put up in my home for Valentine's Day. As mentioned before, I've never had any Valentine's decor. So I'm starting from scratch!
Here's what I came up with to compliment some of my Valentine's stuff!
Would you like one too?
You betcha!
But I'll do you one better….
I made the print in 3 different colors. So hopefully there's one that will work with your own decor.
Here's the one that I printed out!
And, not to overlook Valentine's other tried and true color…
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For those of you who would like EVEN MORE options….
Or would like the BIG POSTER SIZE PRINTS, like the Buddy the Elf Quote from Christmas, I have you covered!
I LOVE the A.A. Milne quote poster that says:"If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day. So I never have to live without you."
You'll also find 3 different versions of "The Kiss", which has over 30 different ways to say "lip lock". I'm partial to the Spanish version "beso" personally. Something about that word is awesome.
Announced also has all 3 of my "XOXO" printables at the larger 16×20 poster size and without the watermark. So if you love them, but want them bigger. You can get the larger version for just $5.
Posters are such a CHEAP way to decorate for the holiday! There are tons of places online to print them, and Costco does 16×20 posters same day, for only $5.99!! So you can get a really cool decoration for just over $10. That's MY KIND OF DECORATING!


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Marty's has been voted one of the top 100 Bicycle Retailers in the United States for the last 7 years in a row by Bicycle Retailer and Industry News. Thanks to our loyal customers and employees!
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New Jersey Monthly Magazine readers have voted Marty's Reliable Cycle the best bike shop in New Jersey for 2012. Thanks to our loyal customer and employees!
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The three locations of Marty's Reliable Cycle in Morristown, Randolph and Hackettstown remain committed to "not just selling a product, but selling a lifestyle," says owner Marty Epstein. That lifestyle includes cycling events—like the Gran Fondo. On September 9, Marty's will hold its second Gran Fondo, with four rides of varying lengths benefitting local charities. Last year's event drew 1,000 registrants; this year, Epstein is expecting 2,500 riders. (martysreliable.com)
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Duncan Family Institute Provides Tools to Compete for CPRIT Funding
The Duncan Family Institute investments in establishing novel research infrastructure continues to provide scientists the tools they need to compete for funding for their research ideas and conduct new studies of interventions to bring evidence-based programs to the public, ultimately helping to "improve the health of Texans."
Dr. Ludmila Cofta-Woerpel, e-Health Technology Co-director, has recently been awarded Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas funding for her project "Application of Multi-modal Professional Education Platform to Facilitate Physician Tobacco Counseling for Smokers". The goal of this project is to improve the delivery of tobacco cessation treatment by primary care physicians. Tobacco use remains a significant risk factor for cancer and is responsible for 87% of all lung cancer cases and 30% of all deaths from cancer. Not only is tobacco use implicated in the development of more than eight types of cancer, it is also recognized as a risk factor for heart disease, stroke, and other lung diseases such as emphysema and asthma. Yet many physicians are reluctant to discuss tobacco use with their patients.
The specific aims of this project are to improve physicians' tobacco-related knowledge, perceived ability, confidence, intention and practice behaviors related to the 5As model of tobacco counseling. Physician barriers to treating tobacco addiction among patients are addressed by facilitating referral to the Texas State Quitline and offering tobacco education, both through traditional lectures and through innovative methods where the use of actors (standardized patients) or computer characters (virtual patients) allows the physicians to learn and practice how to best help smokers quit during a short office visit.
e-Health Technology, a resource of the Duncan Family Institute, will develop and maintain interactive data collection instruments and contribute to the development of virtual patients. Physicians will receive tobacco education through the website available via MD Anderson Professional Oncology Education web portal as well as via the Tobacco Outreach Education Program website. They will be training in an innovative virtual patient environment where physician-patient simulations will mimic actual clinical sessions. User data will be collected through the web-based questionnaires to assess knowledge and evaluate practice behaviors. Participating physicians will learn to identify and assist every smoking patient they see, and to refer these patients to the Quitline for further assistance.
The Center for Community-Engaged Translational Research (CCETR), another Duncan Family Institute resource, provided an environmental assessment to identify high priority counties in Texas – those with high tobacco use rates, high lung cancer incidence, high cancer mortality rates, and limited health services. CCETR then introduced Dr. Cofta-Woerpel to regional tobacco coordinators at the Texas Department of State Health Services, and facilitated discussions which culminated in the coordinators' agreement to promote the project through their provider networks and tobacco coalition contacts. CCETR also facilitated discussion and garnered collaboration and support from the Texas Tobacco Quitline. CCETR will continue to serve as liaison between the project and the regional tobacco coordinators, and will support physician recruitment through communications, training and resources.
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I have a Java project which is used as a component in a webapp. This java code writes an xls file in a specific folder. I want to provide a download functionality for this file which should be triggered as soon as file writing is done. The problem is - without a server environment, how can write a download functionality?
Don't write to file in a specific folder. Just write to the HTTP response body immediately. The downloading job should just be done in the webapp's code. I assume that you're using Servlets. If you set the HTTP response
If the API of that Java project is well designed, then you should have a method something like this:
This way you can call it in the servlet as follows after setting the aforementioned headers:
Even more, it could easily be reused/tested in a plain vanilla Java application like follows:
This is how i do it. I show a download sql in my page.