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The interiors of Spanish colonial missions were usually decorated with wall paintings. Seen here are the holy water font, beam, and ceiling decoration from Mission San Juan Capistrano, located between modern Los Angeles and San Diego. Although the mission itself dates from about 1776, the decoration is a restoration from about 1812-1813. The font is carved sandstone and plaster. Bold, brilliant colors are used to create strong contrasts. In the ornamental borders the motifs are derived from European art but appear in simplified, almost primitive shapes. There was no single "mission style" of decoration in California; European, Mexican, and Indian influences were intermingled everywhere, and the arts found at the different missions were markedly individual in character.
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There are not a lot of spots to grab some really good grub after a late night of having a good time with friends. Luckily there is the always tasty- 24 Hour Torta place. There are actually a few. One is at the entrance to town and has a big sign that says "Big Sandwich" I have not eaten there but my husband has and he said that is was very good.
But the one at the end of town – I have eaten here a few times. And let me tell you that it is fantastic. Tortas are a like a taco on a bread roll. They are very good and come in as many combinations at tacos do. They are little more expensive than your regular taco but then again- they will you up a lot more too. I wish I knew the name of this place but all it says anywhere is TORTAS!
There were many options and all were good. We got a few of the pollo (chicken) and a few of the milanesa (a breaded and friend beef.) Both had black beans lettuce, onions, tomato, cheese and loads of meat. They are a great snack for kids and they are the perfect thing to get after a late night of drinking and not eating as much as you needed to!
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I think this is one of the best taco places in Tulum. Just on the right hand side of the street of the main avenue in Tulum, right across from the police station is a little red casita. it is right off the corner of Tulum Ave and Centauro Nte.
I absolutely love this place.
This is one of those places that we take people to or get tacos to go every time someone comes to visit. Both of the salsas are great
In the morning and getting towards lunch they have amazing omelets with meat and all fixings and fantastic tamales. In the evening they reopen and have tamales as well but my absolute favorite is the tacos. They only have these during the day.
These tacos are heated through tortillas, topped with black beans, perfectly spiced chicken, sauteed onions, tomatoes and a little cabbage. When partnered with their red salsa and just a little of their green habanero salsa- this is a fantastic snack or meal. We often will take a bunch of these to the beach for an easy picnic with a 6 pack of beer.
That really is the making of a perfect day.

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Q&A: Mike Mitchell talks move from Ohio State to Texas Tech
Former five-star linebacker Mike Mitchell recently transferred from Ohio State to Texas Tech. In an interview with FOX Sports, Mitchell speaks publicly for the first time about why he left Columbuss for Lubbock.
We've officially reached the quiet part of the college football calendar. However, one major headline did break last week: Former Ohio State linebacker Mike Mitchell, a five-star recruit in 2012, announced he was transferring to Texas Tech.
In an exclusive interview with FOX Sports, Mitchell spoke publicly for the first time about his decision to transfer, what he learned at Ohio State and why he's excited to become a Red Raider.
So you're officially a Red Raider. I guess the obvious first question is: How does it feel?
Oh, it feels amazing. It's kind of like when I committed out of high school, only there's the added perk of being so close to home. And of course getting back closer to my family.
Even still, from the minute I walked on campus, Tech just felt like home.
What was it about Texas Tech that made it the right fit?
Really, it was just all the coaches. They all made me feel like I'd be a great fit and a great addition to what they were doing.
I also had a great relationship with Coach Wally (defensive coordinator Matt Wallerstedt). He recruited me when I was coming out of high school, and he was at Texas A&M (as linebackers coach). So the fit there was natural, too, with him being at Texas Tech now.
Everyone knows A&M for that explosive offense. What did Coach Wally tell you about how he plans to use you on defense?
He said exactly what you said: The team is known for the offense, but that they are really making strides on defense, too. He wants me to be one of those guys on defense (to take the team to the next level). He sees me playing inside and outside, in coverage, all over. He wants me coming from all different angles.
What about Coach Kingsbury? He was at Texas A&M when you were recruited out of high school as well. Did you meet him then?
Honestly, I never really met him (while I was being recruited to Texas A&M). I might've shaken his hand one time, that's really it. But in meeting him this time, he gave a really good first impression. He's down to earth, a player's coach and seems to relate really well with his players. The guys on the team love him.
He's a really good guy. I'm looking forward to playing for him.
We all know that Coach Kingsbury has quite the reputation. Is he the same privately that he is publicly?
Well, it's a little bit of both, honestly. When he's around the team, he's the guy you see on Saturdays; high-energy, enthusiastic, really fun to be around. But in private, he's much more laid-back; the type of guy you can trust.
So in some ways, he was what I expected. But in a lot of ways, he wasn't.
What about Ohio State? What was the reason behind leaving?
Honestly, a lot of it had to do with my family. My dad's health isn't great. It wasn't as bad when I left (for Ohio State), and for a while it seemed to be getting better. But now, it's kind of not as good. Plus, I had an injury that really limited me on the field last year as well.
But really, it was mostly about my family, about being back in Texas and being closer to them, being around them as much as I can.
What will you remember most about your experience at Ohio State?
It's really a great school academically. Athletically it was everything I could've ever asked for. And getting to play under Coach (Urban) Meyer and Coach (Luke) Fickell was great, too. They have great football knowledge and taught me a ton about the game. I'm grateful for them, and grateful for the time I spent at the school.
At the same time, everything happens for a reason. And I'm excited now to be moving on with the next chapter of my life.
What was the biggest thing Coach Meyer taught you that you'll take with you from Ohio State?
Really, playing there was just next-level football. You get used to playing in high school, being the biggest, fastest guy, but playing on the college level, you realize everyone is just as skilled. I was able to improve as a football player a lot at Ohio State, learn from Coach Meyer and his coaching staff.
It's also other stuff, too. It's time management, it's being mature. I really did enjoy my time at the school. It taught me a lot about being an adult.
As you head to Tech, at least one major adjustment is the style of play. In the Big Ten, you were gearing up a lot more for power, run-oriented football, while in the Big 12 it's more about the quarterbacks. Have you given thought to the style of play at all?
I have. As you said, there is so much more spread in the Big 12. The quarterbacks can throw, but they're also running more now than they used to. With Texas Tech running a 3-4, I think it'll give me a lot of opportunities for success. As I mentioned earlier, I'll be used to cover passes, in the run, all over the place.
What about eligiblity? The rumors were you were going to petition the NCAA for immediate eligibility. Have you started that process yet.
No, I have not. We are still trying to figure out that process.
Did you consider any schools other than Texas Tech? Visit any others?
The only school I actually visited was Texas, the reason being that I had actually visited most of the local schools out of high school. I had been to Baylor, Texas A&M and places like that. I knew those campuses, had seen the facilities, so I didn't really feel like I needed to visit those schools again.
So the only new school I visited this time around, besides Texas Tech, was Texas.
And what let you know that Texas Tech was the right place for you?
It's like I said earlier, it was really just a comfortable level. Coach Wally has a plan for me (defensively). And Coach Kingsbury is a really good coach.
But most of all, I felt like the program has a lot of momentum. It's one of those places that you can go and really build your legacy. It's a place where you can do things that haven't been done before. Do things for the first time in program history.
Recruiting is great, there is a lot of young talent in the program, and more coming in. It's just something I want to be a part of.
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The Flyers showed how to beat them, which is HIT, shoot lots and play hard down low. The Bruins can do this and put a hurtin on these wanna be chumps. They have had a princess season and it's time for the KINGS to show them where they belong.
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Theater star Alfred Lunt enjoyed taking center stage in his kitchen from time to time. One of his specialities was cardamom bread.
Dean Schmitz, executive chef at Andrew's restaurant at the Delafield Hotel in Waukesha County, Wisc. That's not far from Ten Chimneys, the Northwoods home Lunt shared with his equally famous wife, actress Lynn Fontanne.
Schmitz, urged on by Wisconsin native Jacki Lyden, demonstrates how he makes the braided, egg-glazed treat.
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The Year Ahead | The races for president and 33 U.S. Senate seats will highlight the 2012 political calendar. The next year will also see fallout from fights between two conservative governors and their states' powerful public employee unions. Here are 10 states to watch as campaign season heats up
If recall organizers have collected as many signatures as they say they have, Republican Gov. Scott Walker will likely face a recall election in spring or summer 2012. Recalls rarely succeed, but Walker's controversial budget that curbed public employees' collective bargaining power stirred up voter opposition in 2011 and resulted in the successful recalls of two Republican state senators.
Ohio is a critical Rust Belt swing state that has felt acute unemployment as manufacturing jobs have evaporated. When the state ousted its Democratic governor in 2010 and brought in Republican John Kasich, Ohio GOP Chairman Kevin DeWine said, "Today we kicked down Obama's firewall"-but voters in 2011 overturned a major Kasich measure curbing collective bargaining.
Twenty-one percent of the population of Michigan is Roman Catholic, among the highest rates in the country, according to the Official Catholic Directory released in 2008. Obama won the support of a majority of Catholic voters in 2008, but his administration has a strained relationship with the Catholic Church. The state also holds its Republican primary on Feb. 28, potentially giving a candidate momentum heading into Super Tuesday on March 6.
Obama turned this red state into a blue state in 2008, but a year later Virginians elected Republican Governor Bob McDonnell, and Republicans took control of the state Senate in 2011. In recent years the population of deep blue northern Virginia has surged, so Obama has a better chance here than Virginia's decades of Republican triumph would indicate.
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North Carolina's congressional representation could look more Republican after 2012. The GOP had its first chance in more than a century to redistrict when it took control of the legislature in 2010-a sea change most pronounced in North Carolina but replicated in states across the country where Republicans took control of legislatures.
Florida will play a large role in the GOP nomination process through its primary on Jan. 31 and its hosting of the GOP convention in Tampa in August. It will also be a key swing state in the general election. The state's large senior population will be responding to Republican proposals on Social Security and Medicare.
Massachusetts is the rare state where Republicans could lose a Senate seat. Republican Sen. Scott Brown won a huge upset in 2009 to fill the late Sen. Edward Kennedy's seat, but Brown faces a tough candidate this time around: Elizabeth Warren, who headed Obama's newly created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau until recently, currently leads Brown in polls.
Nevada, a swing state that President Obama won in 2008, is still feeling the full blast of the recession and the housing crisis. Its foreclosure rate was the worst in the nation in 2009, and remained the worst in 2011. The state's unemployment rate increased last year to 13.4 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Colorado is one swing state with more registered independents than either Republicans or Democrats. President Obama will need to win the support of most independent voters to counter conservative voter excitement; a recent Gallup poll found that Democratic enthusiasm is at its lowest point in a decade, trailing Republican enthusiasm by 27 points.
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First up is a scene dug up by Quiet Earth from the next film by Bruno Dumont, "Hors Satan" (formerly titled "L'empire"), which follows a homeless religious man and the local farm girl who feeds him. Sounds precious, right? Not so fast -- apparently this man murders and partakes in miracles! Typical Dumont territory. We covered it in our "18 Foreign Films of 2011" piece, mentioning our bated breath in regards to the finished product. While "The Life of Jesus" was great, everything since has been rather middling, with some staff members out for blood after sitting through "Twentynine Palms." That said, "Hadewijch" (which we'll always forget how to pronounce) was a great and better-late-than-never return to form. Even though the new clip is short, it still showcases Dumont's knack for simple-yet-strong camera work and tense pacing. The dialogue-free scene isn't enough to tell if his previous outing was a fluke for not, but it definitely gives us some hope.
"Wu Xia" comes from popular Chinese filmmaker Peter Chan, who was part of the omnibus sequal "3 Extremes II" and responsible for the greatest movie title in existence, "He Ain't Heavy… He's My Father." We're not too familiar with his work, but earlier this year Kim Ji-woon cited his 1996 film "Comrades: Almost a Love Story" as inspiration for his next self-written feature. A remake of the Shaw Brothers' "The One Armed Swordsmen," the update centers on Liu Jin-xi (Donnie Yen, "Ip Man") whose quiet life shatters when a detective comes to town. Twitch Film shares the trailer, and it's a highly stylized martial arts pic, complete with slow-mo swings to the jaw, teeth flying to the camera, roof running, and inside-body shots. It looks exactly how you'd think, and though the trailer is in Chinese, it's the action that counts. And it has certainly impressed the folks over at The Weinstein Company who announced today that they've picked up the film. No release date has been set but there's the official synopsis:
In the late Qing Dynasty, Liu (Donnie Yen) is a papermaker, leading a simple life with his wife Ayu (Tang Wei) and their two sons. Into their remote village comes Detective Xu (Takeshi Kaneshiro), who is investigating the deaths of two bandits during a robbery. Xu quickly realizes that the incident in question was no ordinary botched robbery – and his dogged inquiry threatens to dredge up the dark secrets of Liu's buried past, threatening not only Liu and his family, but the entire village.


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The Iowa State women, playing short handed due to a concussion suffered by starting guard Lyndsey Medders lost to #22 ranked NU 49 -62. Iowa State was led by Tocarra Ross and her 14 points and 6 rebounds also Megan Ronhovde fouled out while chipping in 13 points and grabbing 5 rebounds. Iowa State shot only 36.5% from the field and a disappointing 16.7% from three point land.
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Nebraska had an RPI of #31.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
A very troubling game. I had just about convinced myself that a win was possible and walked in to see Medders on the bench. We had no information so assumed it was the foot - saw no limping and she appeared okay.
Fennelly appeared to be frustrated and upset - more so than I've seen him before. Some of the girls don't seem to tolerate the ire very well. The players each seem talented enough, but, there was a lack of flow to the offense. Not having a pg and good defense contributed. With good spirits and Medders, the Sisters should win the rematch in Ames.
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LINCOLN, Neb. – The Iowa State women's basketball team fell, 62-49, to the 22nd-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers Wednesday night in Big 12 Conference play at the Devaney Sports Center.
The Cyclones were ice cold in the second half, shooting just 29.6 percent after hitting 44 percent in the first 20 minutes. Toccara Ross had eight of ISU's nine points to open the second half, cutting Nebraska's lead to three points 36-33 with 13 minutes to play, but the Huskers continued to apply the press and ISU struggled to hit shots. Nebraska built on its lead, going up by as many as 18 points, 60-42, with 3:22 left.
The Cyclones dropped to 16-6 on the season and 4-5 in the Big 12, while Nebraska improved to 18-4 and 6-2 in the league.
"I think Nebraska is an outstanding team," head coach Bill Fennelly said. "There were no surprises tonight. They play the game the right way. They play hard. Kelsey Griffin is an outstanding player. Obviously the game plan was to really press us and we knew that was going to happen. For the most part I thought we handled it okay."
Iowa State was led by Ross with 14 points, while Megan Ronhovde had 13 and Rachel Pierson had eight points and seven boards. The Cyclones tied the Huskers on the glass with 30 rebounds each. ISU senior Lyndsey Medders missed the game due to an injury she sustained earlier in the day. The Huskers finished the game with three players in double figures, led by Griffin's 15 points. Kiera Hardy had 14 and Jelena Spiric had 11 for NU.
The Huskers took a 33-26 lead into the locker room after scoring seven unanswered points to end the half. Rachel Pierson scored back-to-back baskets in the paint around a pair of Nebraska free throws to tie the game at 26-all before the Huskers shut down the ISU offense for the remaining five minutes of the half. NU opened up a 12-6 lead early, but Ronhovde's 11 first-half points helped ignite the Cyclones.
The Cyclones will play host to the Missouri Tigers at 3 p.m. Sunday at Hilton Coliseum. The game will be televised by Fox Sports Net as part of the Big 12 Conference television package. The Super Bowl is set to kick off at 5:25 p.m. Central time. Because the ISU-MU game will be telecast by Fox, the start time can not be moved.
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Despite bad weather throughout the Grain Belt, the potential for record large corn and soybean crops and higher ending stocks pressured grain prices lower. For the week, September wheat lost 54 cents, while the nearby corn contract moved 32 cents lower. Friday's USDA report revealed more than adequate soybean stocks, which pressured the August contract downward by $1.04. Nearby meal prices followed suit with a loss of $29.90 per ton. In the softs, cotton continued its third week of declines as the December contract gave up $3.94 per hundred weight. In the dairy market, August Class III milk gained 12 cents, while the deferred contract gave up 43. Over in livestock, prices fell back from last week's records as the August cattle contract lost $5.88. August feeders declined $7.25. And the August lean hog contract was $2.93 lower. In the financials, the Euro held relatively even, gaining less than 1 basis point against the dollar. Crude oil declined $3.10 per barrel. Comex Gold gained $16.80 per ounce. And the Goldman Sachs Commodity Index lost nearly 20 points to settle at 631.60.
Pearson: Here now to lend us his insight on these and other trends is one of our regular market analysts, Darin Newsom. Darin, welcome back.
Newsom: Good to be back, Mike.
Pearson: We had the USDA report out today. We'll cover that in pieces as we get to each commodity. Let's break into it with the wheat market. Any big news?
Newsom: Well, we can start with wheat because there was nothing in this report that is going to change the direction of the mood of the wheat market. I hate to always be bearish wheat, but what we saw, large projection -- projections of larger domestic and global ending stocks. U.S. domestic, sorry, domestic ending stocks to use now pegged at something like 31.7%. So, almost a third of total demand leftover in stocks when all said and done. Hugely bearish situation, certainly easily readable on what we've seen in the September/December spread, the carry moving out to about 24, 25 cents. So, the market has not changed its tone for quite some time. It's still going to struggle. There's just simply still too much wheat worldwide.
Pearson: Any chance we're getting close to a harvest low? Or does that overhang of wheat push us farther down?
Newsom: Yeah, the biggest thing with wheat, and we'll talk about this with other commodities as well, is that it's oversold right now. But we get into these situations where fundamentals outweigh possibly non-commercial wanting to get out of a short position. It doesn't really matter if it's oversold, doesn't matter if it's low priced or maybe undervalued, they want to keep pressing the market lower because there's just no fundamental reason for it to rally. Can we say the low is in? Wheat is one of those that likes to surprise by putting spikes in. I just haven't seen any indication that it's there yet.
Pearson: Alright. So, maybe hold on and see if we get a spike and then sell it, it sounds like.
Newsom: I was asked today if today was the day to sell wheat and this was before the report came out. What do you do? If you're still holding wheat, it is a tough call. But you would think that at some point we would be able to rally out of this hole, even if not just a little bit, for just a little bit.
Pearson: Alright. Well, let's jump on over, let's look at the corn market. We did have some corn news today. Let's break down the USDA supply and demand report on corn.
Newsom: The biggest, again, as with wheat, both domestic and global ending stocks were increased for old crop and new crop. The biggest news to me -- they did leave, USDA did leave the new crop production alone, as expected. The acres were from the June 30th report. Yield isn't going to change this time around. They'll probably move it in the August when they have their actual survey numbers. So, the production side was basically left unchanged. Total supplies did increase because old crop ending stocks edged higher. We saw a little bit of a reduction in feed demand. That backed off a little bit. They left exports at 1.9 billion. They came in at 1.246 billion bushels ending stocks, which is pretty close to what their June 30th quarterly stocks report implied with average fourth quarter demand that corn stocks would be. So, we were looking for a bit of an increase. Actually I think at some point we're still going to get closer to that 1.3 billion bushels, carry that forward into the New Year. Now all of a sudden when we do see USDA change its yield estimate, most likely in August, and they bump it up from the 165.3, maybe 167, 168, we're dealing with a crop of 14 billion bushels, we're dealing with total supplies of over 15 and the most alarming thing to me in the corn report today was the fact that we have now trimmed 200 million bushels from demand year to year, from '13-14 to '14-15. So, we've got building supplies, demand coming down, this is not a recipe for a continued bullish market.
Pearson: Make sales Monday. Is that the time to get in there before these big yield numbers start to change?
Newsom: You know, I think what we -- we have to see, you know, how the market is going to react. We saw the market come under pressure today and then it trimmed its loss a little bit. So, like wheat, corn is sharply oversold and desperately in need of a rally to take some of this bearishness out of it. But when it does it's going to be a market that everyone is looking to sell because everyone is waiting for that August report now. They've got it penciled in. that is when this thing is really going to get hammered next. So, between now and then could be an opportunity to get some sales on.
Pearson: Alright. Well, let's jump over to soybeans. Big move down in the nearby contract. We have a lot of beans. Talk to us about what we learned today.
Newsom: Number one, we don't have a lot of beans. And I don't say that, no disrespect in that whatsoever, but the misconception today was that this old crop number was bearish when they raised ending stocks from 125 million bushels to 140 million bushels. The USDA did that by increasing demand by 50 million bushels and decreasing imports by 5 million bushels. What happened was they took residual use, this catch-all category, which has no explanation and no definition, it's kind of a wild card. We knew it was coming at some point and July seemed to be the obvious case, again, before the survey comes out in August. But they took it down to a negative 70 million bushels, completely erasing the increase in demand and what would have pulled ending stocks down below 100 million bushels. By adding that 70 million bushels on and taking residual use into the negative territory we created a situation where it looks like we have more ending stocks now of 140 million bushels. That's fine. But let's look at ending stocks to use. It is still a record tight 4.1%. We've never seen this situation before and that is because we did see that overall increase in the other demand, in crush demand, in export demand. So, we've still got a very tight situation in old crop soybeans. The problem is we're at that point of the year where nobody cares anymore. It's all weather. It's all new crop. But as we look to see what happens now in the new crop market, do not be surprised as the next marketing year comes along, that somewhere along the line those 70 million bushels start to get whittled back out of the new crop because they simply don't exist. Maybe the old crop production gets adjusted at some point to probably bring residual use back close to zero. But I think it's going to happen in the new crop market. You're going to see some adjustments made because we are at a projected, more comfortable level of something like 415 million bushels for new crop, wiggle room to take that 70 million bushel back out once we get into the '14-'15 marketing year.
Pearson: Alright. Well, let's jump over to the livestock market where we saw another pullback again this week. The fat cattle trade dropped lower pretty, a little bit today, a little bit on Friday. Where do you see us coming in this next week?
Newsom: It's a -- you could go anywhere. This market, it shot up so fast, so high that it left nothing underneath it. It's what I like to call a vacuum market. And so when you start to get into a situation where the buyers step out or they just take a break and they maybe pocket some of the gains that they've had over these last number of weeks you have no fresh buying to come back down to. So, this is where you really have to lean on the cash market. Cash market is going to have to stay strong. If we start to see some problems in basis, if we start to see the cash market weakening in relation to the futures, this whole thing could come tumbling down quickly because, again, there's just nothing underneath it. Initially I had targeted, you know, after doing some work on the long-term charts, maybe that $160 area would seem to have patterns fitting, looking back at the charts and possibly projecting ahead. We didn't quite get there, got up to the $156, $158, something like that and now it has backed off. We have created some bearish technical signals on the weekly charts. Those have been ignored here over this run. So, whether or not the top is actually in, not going to be on the books saying it's the first one, but we have to keep an eye out for these warning signs, number one being this basis, if there's any basis change in the coming weeks.
Pearson: Alright. And now we did see a sizeable pullback in the feeder cattle market here towards the end of this week and then it rallied on Friday. Just on the corn falling?
Newsom: I think the early move, the 11 to 12 o'clock move into corn when it was posting double digit losses certainly sparked some buying interest back in the feeder cattle market. But, again, we are still dealing with a tight supply and demand situation, feeder cattle, live cattle. So, that is helping to provide support. When we see these sell-offs, particularly in a lightly traded market like feeder cattle, a few buy orders coming in late in the week is going to be able to bump, erase some of the losses. So, what is important is how this market reacts next week. If we continue to see some pressure, if, again, like with live cattle the cash market starts to sag a little bit, then I think we're going to have to start paying some more attention that maybe this market is getting ready to break. Right now, not really indicating it, but certainly could when we get around to next week.
Pearson: Okay. So definitely something to keep an eye on as we roll into next week.
Newsom: Yeah, you know, calling a top in these markets very difficult. As far as selling them you basically just have to close your eyes and do it, particularly when they're this high.
Pearson: Alright. Well, let's jump over to the lean hog market, we just saw the story on PED, continuing to affect the market though we had a pullback this week of about $3.
Newsom: We did, we saw the hog market come down and it's interesting, you know, to look at this, at the hog market short-term and then compare it to what we see long-term. I was asked by a long-time DTN customer if I could post my three to four year cycle chart that goes back into the '90s and if it still holds true, if this type of cycle still holds true in the hogs then this past June would have been the cycle high and the market would now back off into September. Fundamentally what is going to cause that? We haven't seen the same sort of supply and demand support in the hog market that we've seen in the cattle. So, if we start to see the cash market sag a bit, if we start to see demand start to pull back a little bit because of high prices, who knows, that could be the trigger that does send us down into the first low that, again, would happen this fall.
Pearson: Alright. Well, not a whole lot of excitement on this weekend for us, Darin.
Newsom: I know.
Pearson: Well, thanks for taking the time to be with us and discuss these markets.
Newsom: Thank you, Mike.
Pearson: That wraps up this edition of Market to Market. But Darin and I will continue our discussion and answer some of your questions in our Market Plus segment online. You'll also find audio podcasts and streaming video of our program as well as links to our Twitter feed, Facebook page and the rest of our social media outlets, exclusively at the Market to Market website. And be sure to join us next week when we'll learn about a photographer who is capturing the changing role of women in agriculture. Until then, thanks for watching. I'm Mike Pearson. Have a great week.


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The Detroit Red Wings extended their franchise-record home winning streak to seventeen games on Monday night, handing the Central Division rival St. Louis Blues a 3-1 loss.
With the win, the Red Wings move three points up on the Blues for first place in the division and the league, with the Blues holding a game in hand.
St. Louis had opened the game's scoring at 9:12 of the first period, when they caught Detroit on a bad line change and B.J. Crombeen gained the offensive zone on a three-on-one. Crombeen's pass to Scott Nichol got around defenseman Niklas Kronwall and goalie Jimmy Howard couldn't get across to stop Nichol's shot.
The tide turned late in the first period. After Red Wings' defenseman Brad Stuart laid out the Blues' Alex Pietrangelo, Stuart was jumped by Chris Stewart. Stewart earned the extra two minute minor for instigating the fight, putting Detroit on a power play that continued into the second period.
It was on that power play that the Red Wings tied things up. Just 51 seconds into the middle frame, Datsyuk carried the puck off the left wing boards and into the slot before lifting a backhander past St. Louis goalie Jaroslav Halak.
Johan Franzen put Detroit out front at 8:52 of the period. With Franzen heading to the front of the net, Jonathan Ericsson's shot was blocked in the slot. Franzen got his stick on it and backhanded it around Halak's pad to make it 2-1.
A second power play goal finished off the game's scoring. With Carlo Colaiacavo off for roughing and just after the expiration of matching minors to Todd Bertuzzi and David Backes, Niklas Kronwall fired a shot from the top of the left circle that went through a screen by Tomas Holmstrom and past Halak.
The game closed on a chippy note, with Backes, Pietrangelo and Howard each taking roughing minors in the final two seconds. Backes and Pietrangelo also took ten-minute misconducts in the scrum around the Detroit net.
Howard finished the night with 21 saves on 22 shots against. Halak made 25 saves on 28 shots.
The Red Wings scored on two of five power play chances, though one of those lasted for 1.5 seconds. The Blues did not score on their lone power play.
The Red Wings will start a four-game road trip in Montreal on Wednesday, their last game before the All-Star break.
The Red Wings host the St. Louis Blues in a key midseason Central Division matchup tonight. Detroit sits atop the division and the league, one point up on the Blues, who have a game in hand.
The two teams won't meet again until April 4, the Red Wings final road game of the regular season. They've split their four meetings thus far this season.
Detroit coach Mike Babcock says that the Red Wings will go with the same lineup as they used on Saturday, admitting that he reserved the right to change his mind.
Game time is 7:30 PM on FS+.
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I love 3-day weekends (which I DO oblige in even as an entrepreneur) but come Sunday night, I'm usually already wiped out and the thought of a third night in a row on the town is hard to swallow even though I want to take advantage of my extra day off.
Fortunately, we had the perfect solution as our friends Karen and Iain had invited us over for a low key dinner party.
Iain and Karen took care of the cooking and put me in charge of dessert, more on that later.
On the menu:
- salmon en croute
- green beans
- ratatouille
- potatoes dauphinoise
- And lots of wine!
Everything was delicious, as always.
I had planned my dessert carefully and by Saturday had gathered all the ingredients for its three components: pumpkin spice cake, butterscotch pudding and coconut cream.
But what had started as a well-planned dream-dessert slowly neared kitchen disaster.
On Saturday afternoon, I made the butterscotch pudding, deemed it a success and moved on to the pumpkin spice cake. I made a few substitutions and didn't exactly measure everything precisely (fine for cooking, but not so much for baking).
Don't let the picture fool you, although very moist, the cake turned out slightly bland and tasting too strongly of orange and nutmeg. (Later, I learned this was actually a good thing).
By the time I went to sleep on Saturday night, I had pretty much second-guessed this dessert. By Sunday morning I talked myself into following through to plan but when I checked on the pudding, it had turned lumpy. After scouring the internet for a possible fix, I decided to give it a run through the blender which did the trick nicely. Dessert was back on even though I was still a little concerned about the cake.
So I did what any
panicked self-respecting cook would do and got started on Plan B: vegan Peppermint Patties just in case.
Even if a little annoyed at this point, I'm not a quitter so I pressed on with the coconut cream topping which I had read about on (where else?) but my new favorite hangout, Pinterest. Once I had every part of the trifle ready to go, I put a cube of cake in a small bowl with a scoop of pudding and a dollop of topping. THE TASTE TEST ….
I. could. not. believe. it. It was actually delicious! The flavors complemented each other so well that I couldn't believe there was ever a doubt in my mind.
What I had almost written off as a fail, had become a win! Where the cake was bland the sweet pudding made up for it and the vanilla extract in the coconut cream topping balanced out the orange flavor of the cake.
Call it intuition, a stroke of luck or kitchen confidence but my trifle had been saved.
I assembled the dessert in my new trifle bowl and stepped back to admire my work.
In the end I realized that we don't always get to where we're going exactly as planned and being willing to let go of the plan is all part of the journey, an important practice in allowing everything to unfold exactly as it should.
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Vegan Pumpkin Spice Trifle
Butterscotch Pudding
- 3 T. kudzu root (dissolved in 2-3 Tbsps cold water)
- ¾ cups coconut sugar, packed
- 1/8 t. salt
- 2 ¼ cups unsweetened plain almond milk, divided
- 1 T. coconut oil softened
- 1 t. vanilla extract
1. In a small saucepan, combine the dissolved kudzu, coconut sugar and salt until well mixed. Add ¼ cup of almond milk and place the saucepan over medium-low heat, mixing well.
3. Add the remaining almond milk, stirring constantly until mixture thickens, about 10 minutes. Remove the pan from heat and whisk in the coconut oil and vanilla until completely incorporated. Transfer pudding to a heatproof dish, place plastic wrap directly on the surface of the pudding to prevent a skin from forming, and chill in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours.
Pumpkin Spice Cake (adapted from The Urban Vegan cookbook)
- 3/4 brown sugar or coconut sugar, packed (if you're using coconut sugar, you may want to increase the amount by 1/4 c to enhance the sweetness)
- 1 banana, mashed
- 5 Tbsps olive oil
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- Drop or 2 of orange oil (optional, be careful not to overdo it)
- 1 15-oz can unsweetened pumpkin puree
- 1/4 c maple syrup
- 1 1/2 c flour (1/2 spelt, 1/2 whole wheat pastry flour)
- 2 heaping Tbsps garbanzo bean flour (coconut or almond flour would work too)
- 1 Tbsp cocoa powder (optional)
- 1 Tbsp baking powder
- 2 tsps cinnamon
- 3/4 tsps ground ginger
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 1/4 tsp salt
1. Grease a loaf pan and heat oven to 400.
2. In a large bowl, mix sugar, banana, oil, vanilla, orange oil, pumpkin and maple syrup until smooth.
3. Using low speed, mix in flours a half cup at a time and then add cocoa powder, baking powder, spices, soda and salt.
4. Pour into the pan and bake for 40-45 minutes until toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
Coconut Cream Whipped Topping
- 2 cans full fat, organic coconut milk
- 2-3 Tbsps powdered sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- cinnamon, to taste (optional)
1. Store the cans of coconut milk in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight.
2. Remove the cans from the refrigerator without shaking, open and scoop the thick white cream out into a bowl.
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Asian-Americans as a group have lower rates of contemplating and attempting suicide than the national average. But according to University of Washington research, American born Asian-American women are more likely to think about and attempt suicide than the general population. Almost 16 percent of Asian-American women born in the U.S. have contemplated suicide in their lifetimes, compared to 13 percent of all Americans.
Researchers used a modified version of a World Health Organization questionnaire to assess whether and at what age people had suicidal thoughts, made suicide plans or attempted suicide. Participants included 600 Chinese, 520 Vietnamese, 508 Filipinos and 467 other Asians, including Japanese, Koreans and Asian Indians.
Lead author of the study, Aileen Duldulao, and blogger Jen Wang spoke to Michel Martin on the NPR program Tell Me More yesterday. "Asian-Americans come from an achievement-oriented culture. Failure is not an option. And I think that the flip side of that is that mental health disorders and mental illness are seen as failure, and so – and seeking treatment is seen as failure," said Wang. Duldulao added that, "We need to look at those particular behaviors within a culture that – an American and Western culture that, you know, hyper-sexualizes Asian-American women."
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Here are some basic aftercare instructions for your oral piercings. As usual, the best thing to do is to listen to your piercer carefully and to apply all the aftercare measures your piercer recommends. This is yet another reason why you should always find an experienced, reliable piercer: you will need to be informed about all of the appropriate aftercare and safety measures you need to perform during healing.
Remember: healing time is crucial for your piercing. You need to perform adequate aftercare measures and to follow some common safety tips, to ensure your piercing heals nicely and without any problems.
Oral piercings are often tricky because part of the wound is typically located inside your mouth. As such, it may pose a problem, especially during eating and chewing. Oral piercings such as tongue piercing or labret piercings (lip, cheek) have to be cleaned carefully and a special measure should be taken not to damage the piercing during eating.
Cleaning Instructions
To clean your oral piercing, it's best to use a gentle solution that will not cause harm to your piercing. At the same time, a solution you choose has to be strong enough to fully clean your piercing. It's best to use a common saline solution suitable for all piercing types, or a special, gentle cleaner specially formulated to be used for healing oral piercings. Before you use any product, make sure it's safe to be used for mouth rinsing.
To clean your piercing inside the mouth, rinse your mouth with the solution about 4-5 times a day. It's important to rinse your mouth after every meal and before you go to bed. Make sure to rinse your mouth for at least 30-60 seconds.
At the same time, don't overdo it. Cleaning and rinsing every half an hour will not help. In fact, it can only make your skin very sensitive and irritated.
For the exterior part of the piercing (such as exterior of the lip and cheek), you should clean using the saline solution or a special anti-bacterial soap. Before you start, make sure to wash your hands before you touch your piercing. You may apply saline solution 2-3 times a day but soap should not be used more than 1 to 2 times per day.
To clean, soak the piercing with the solution and then rinse. You need to rinse thoroughly if you choose to use an anti-bacterial soap. With a saline solution, even a quick rinse will do. Make sure to dry your piercing. You should pat gently to avoid hurting your piercing. Always use disposable paper products for this purpose: cloth towels can harbor bacteria.
Additional Tips
Here are some additional tips you should follow:
- Make sure to use a new, relatively soft toothbrush. It's also best to floss daily to avoid accumulation of bacteria.
- Don't forget to brush your teeth and apply mouth rinses after every meal.
- You need to clean your jewelry, too. At first, you should brush the jewelry gently, to prevent damage to the healed piercing. Later, it's important to brush the jewelry regularly at the same time as you brush your teeth and tongue. This is the only way to prevent accumulation of plaque.
- Oral piercings tend to swell easily in the first couple of days. To reduce swelling and hotness, you can put a small piece of ice in the mouth and allow it to dissolve on its own.
- When eating, make sure to do it slowly. Take small bites of the food and place them directly onto the molars. If you have a new tongue piercing, try to keep the tongue level in your mouth as you eat.
- It's best to avoid any strong, spicy food and alcohol. It will only damage your piercing and make it burn and hurt.
- Cold foods and beverages may sometimes help reduce swelling, but don't go overboard.
- You piercing may seem healed well before the healing is complete. Remember, a piercing heals from outside in, so you should apply aftercare throughout the whole healing period.
- Never play with your jewelry during the healing time! The only time when you should even touch your jewelry is during cleaning.
- Avoid excessive talking or laughing during the first days. Opening your mouth too wide may damage your labret piercing because the inside of the labret can get caught on your teeth.
- Stay away from any sexual contact (including French kissing) during the first stage of healing.
- Don't chew on pencils or other objects. You should also avoid chewing gum.
- It's important to change your initial jewelry with a shorter one as soon as the swelling is gone. Since this will happen during the healing time, it's vital that you ask your piercer to do the jewelry change. Don't even attempt to change your jewelry by yourself!


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|CLOSURE WITH POUR SPOUT - A closure having a spout, and a container using such a closure are disclosed. The closure is formed of a paperboard panel surrounded by a plastic resin skirt formed around the panel in a mold. The spout is integrally molded with the skirt and is attached to an interior surface of the panel by a hinge. The spout has a floor and sides connected to the floor by hinges. The floor is positioned adjacent to a separable portion of the panel defined by perforations. Separation of the separable portion from the panel creates an opening. The floor of the spout is pivoted through the opening. The panel edges defining the opening contact the sides and force them to pivot toward the floor and form the spout. The container may be closed by pivoting the floor back toward the opening, the sides entering the interior of the container beneath the panel.
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We really do recommend hiring a car to get around Crete, to enjoy your stay fully. If you're staying in Gerani you can easily get to many of the attractions like picturesque Rethymnon, the Rouvas Gorge, the mountain village of Zaros, the Monastery of Arkadi and the Minoan settlements of Phaistos and Knossos and the archaeological museum at Heraklion by car. There are many companies that offer car hire on Crete, but we think it's a good idea to book in advance with nationally recognised companies who offer the right insurance.
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This is a Japanese Arisaka Type 99. The rifle is chambered in the 7.7 Japanese cartridge. This rifle was made in Kokura arsenal between 1935 and 1945. The rifle's serial number is 9845. The chrysanthemum on top of the receiver HAS been defaced and is not visible. The rifle has what it's original front sight and flip-up rear sight along with a bayonet lug. There are no import stamps on the barrel.
The rifle has a 26" barrel. The bore is shiny and in excellent condition with crisp rifling and no pitting. There is some pitting in the outside of the barrel with the majority of pitting being at the rear the barrel on the outside, below the rear sight on the left-side (see photos). There's also some pitting in the outside of the receiver and various other metal parts. The steel buttplate has some rust with some pitting, but overall the buttplate is in decent condition.
The stock and hand guard appear to have their original finish. There are numerous scratches, nicks and divots in the wood typical of a military-type gun this age. There's a crack in both sides of the stock, just behind the trigger guard (see photos). The laminate in the middle of the stock is also starting to separate and someone drilled a hole in the bottom of the stock, just in front of the floorplate (see photos).
Overall the rifle appears to be fully functional and in good condition mechanically and good in appearance. Serial #9845. STK. #16513.
This Type 99 Arisaka would still make a nice addition to your Military firearms collection. If you wanted to put some time and effort into this one, you could also pick it up as a project gun for a refinish and redo.
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To him an heir was afterward born,a son in his halls, whom heaven sentto favor the folk, feeling their woethat erst they had lacked an earl for leaderso long a while; the Lord endowed him,the Wielder of Wonder, with world's renown.Famed was this Beowulf far flew the boast of him,son of Scyld, in the Scandian lands.!
So becomes it a youth to quit him wellwith his father's friends, by fee and gift,that to aid him, aged, in after days,come warriors willing, should war draw nigh,liegemen loyal: by lauded deedsshall an earl have honor in every clan.
Forth he fared at the fated moment,sturdy Scyld to the shelter of God.Then they bore him over to ocean's billow,loving clansmen, as late he charged them,while wielded words the winsome Scyld,the leader beloved who long had ruled....In the roadstead rocked a ring-dight vessel,ice-flecked, outbound, atheling's barge:there laid they down their darling lordon the breast of the boat, the breaker-of-rings,2by the mast the mighty one.!
Many a treasurefetched from far was freighted with him.No ship have I known so nobly dightwith weapons of war and weeds of battle,with breastplate and blade: on his bosom laya heaped hoard that hence should gofar o'er the flood with him floating away.No less these loaded the lordly gifts,thanes' huge treasure, than those had donewho in former time forth had sent himsole on the seas, a suckling child.!
High o'er his head they hoist the standard,a gold-wove banner; let billows take him,gave him to ocean. Grave were their spirits,mournful their mood. No man is ableto say in sooth, no son of the halls,no hero 'neath heaven, -- who harbored that freight!
Now Beowulf bode in the burg of the Scyldings,leader beloved, and long he ruledin fame with all folk, since his father had goneaway from the world, till awoke an heir,haughty Healfdene, who held through life,sage and sturdy, the Scyldings glad.Then, one after one, there woke to him,to the chieftain of clansmen, children four:
Heorogar, then Hrothgar, then Halga brave;and I heard that -- was -- 's queen,the Heathoscylfing's helpmate dear.To Hrothgar was given such glory of war,such honor of combat, that all his kinobeyed him gladly till great grew his bandof youthful comrades.!
It came in his mindto bid his henchmen a hall uprear,ia master mead-house, mightier farthan ever was seen by the sons of earth,and within it, then, to old and younghe would all allot that the Lord had sent him,save only the land and the lives of his men.!
Wide, I heard, was the work commanded,for many a tribe this mid-earth round,to fashion the folkstead. It fell, as he ordered,in rapid achievement that ready it stood there,of halls the noblest: Heorot1 he named itwhose message had might in many a land.!
Not reckless of promise, the rings he dealt,treasure at banquet: there towered the hall,high, gabled wide, the hot surge waitingof furious flame Nor far was that daywhen father and son-in-law stood in feudfor warfare and hatred that woke again.3With envy and anger an evil spiritendured the dole in his dark abode,


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|New members inducted to NHS
On Wednesday, March 13, five new members were inducted into the Wallace chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership is based on all areas of students' lives: scholarship, leadership, character, citizenship, and service. Mrs. Deb Jameson is the sponsor for the Wallace Chapter. New members include (Front row, l-r): Jackson Porter, Paige Aylward, Mickayla Sheets, Alexandria Lundvall, and Jaclyn Nelson. Past members include (back row): Landon Swedberg, Taylor Doell, Virginia Phillips and Katelyn Melton. (Photo by Stefanie McCain)


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In February 2009, Commodity Manager Kai Stark and Kathy Larson, Frontier's VP of Sustainability and Education, made a sourcing trip to India. One of their stops was at a Well Earth® supplier of Fair Trade vanilla closely associated with Akshaya Patra, a charitable foundation that provides meals to schoolchildren in India. While there, Kai and Kathy were able to attend the dedication ceremony for a truck purchased by the Frontier Foundation to transport meals to remote schools in the south-central region of the country.
Akshaya Patra feeds almost a million Indian children a meal every day they attend school. For many of these children, it is their only nutritious meal of the day—as a result of the program, the schools have seen their dropout rates plummet to almost zero.
Frontier CEO Tony Bedard visited India in 2008 and presented Akshaya Patra with a check for $10,000 on behalf of Frontier—enough to feed roughly 350 children a midday meal each day for a year. When Tony returned, he said, "Seeing firsthand the scale of this kind of operation and understanding the impact that this program has had in fostering literacy in India was something I will never forget."
Kai and Kathy were also moved by their time with the people of Akshaya Patra and the children they feed. The photos and stories they brought back help the rest of us see just how much good is being done through our support of this organization—and the many others supported by the Well Earth program.
When our vanilla supplier first suggested we get involved with Akshaya Patra, we were very impressed with what we found. It is a great—and great-hearted—program. It has grown tremendously since it was founded in 2000 through the dedication and hard work of thousands of Indian people committed to making a difference.
One of 16 modern kitchens
Each kitchen delivers meals to schools within a radius of 50km. The crews start cooking at 2:00 am to get food ready for the early morning departures of the delivery trucks.
Cleaning the grains
The kitchens handle huge volumes of food, storing grains in silos and creating special equipment to handle it all. Akshaya Patra is very concerned about nutrition and food safety—they consult with nutritionists and carefully adhere to good food service practices.
Receiving and weighing
The shipping of these volumes of food is also a major undertaking.
Chopping and preparing the herbs
The operations involve a lot of handwork by the many Indian workers employed by Akshaya Patra. Some ingredients have to be hand-cleaned to insure sanitation, and there are mountains of vegetables and herbs to be chopped.
Prepared ingredients are poured, each hopper goes to a cooker, meals are packed
As the kitchens rebuild and expand, they are constantly making improvements to boost their efficiency. This facility has gone to a three-story set up to prepare, cook and fill containers for distribution. There is continual innovation, such as special cookers to handle the large amounts of rice, packing to keep meals secure and hot on their long trips, and customized conveyors to deliver the packed meals to the trucks.
The foods come from a variety of sources, such as grower donations, government allocations of grain (based on number of kids fed), and purchases from local markets. (Frontier's $10,000 donation in 2008 was used to purchase food from local markets.)
Specially designed trucks
The trucks used to distribute the meals are specially designed to stay sanitary and secure over the rough terrain that often has to be traveled. On-time delivery of the meals is crucial—if the food doesn't get there, many kids simply won't eat that day—and the drivers are absolutely dedicated to making that happen no matter what obstacles they encounter. There are back-up drivers and systems of support if trucks break down—the meals have even been delivered in taxis.
Frontier's sponsored truck was greatly appreciated as a crucial help in the expansion to remote schools in south-central India. The trucks carry banners on every side with our logo that say "donated by Frontier Natural Products Co-op." And numerous personal expressions of thanks left no doubt that the gratitude is sincere.
Kai and Kathy discovered when they arrived for the dedication, that the ceremony was quite elaborate. Akshaya Patra makes an event out of the addition of every new building, truck, expansion, and equipment purchase, because, as they told Kai and Kathy, they feel it's important to "ensure an auspicious beginning" to each new endeavor.
This celebration included the wearing of beautiful sandalwood leis, breaking of coconuts on rocks in front of the truck and the placing of lemons under its four tires. The truck keys were brought in a basket of flowers to be symbolically transferred from Frontier to Akshaya Patra.
The part of the truck dedication that was most meaningful to Kai and Kathy was being given the honor of serving the first meals from the truck. Although the schoolchildren were reserved at first, they soon warmed to the newcomers and their cameras, mugging spiritedly by the end.
Starting all over again --
Kai and Kathy came away with a new understanding of the impact Frontier is having through our support of organizations like Akshaya Patra, and the new truck went on to complete its rounds. Like the other trucks, as the truck drops off full containers, it also picks up the empty ones from previous day's meal and brings them back to be washed and sterilized. Then the process starts all over so the kids can have a good meal again tomorrow.
The Frontier Foundation is a third-party administrated fund that makes philanthropic grants at Frontier's request. The Foundation was established in 2000 to provide financial support to dynamic social, educational and environmental causes. We have donated nearly $250,000 so far to causes such as disaster relief, anti-oxidant research, native plant rescue and protection, organic farming research and education.
Here we chronicle a 2009 visit to one of organizations supported by the Frontier Foundation—Akshaya Patra, an Indian charity that provides daily meals to schoolchildren through the country.
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Images: 82nd Sustainment Brigade soldiers compete in Top Chef Competition [Image 15 of 17]
Photo by Sgt. Amanda Tucker
From right to left, U.S. Army Spc. Karen Compton, Iron Chef competitor with 403rd Inland Cargo Transportation Company, 330th Transportation Battalion, and Christiansburg, Va., native gives directions to Staff Sgt. Darin Tyler, team Comptons sous chef with 11th Quartermaster Company, 264th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, and Kansas City, Mo., native, during the Logistics Support Area Bragg East dining facility's Iron Chef Competition at Fort Bragg, N.C., March 1, 2013. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Amanda Tucker/Released)
This work, 82nd Sustainment Brigade soldiers compete in Top Chef Competition [Image 1 of 17], by SSG Amanda Tucker, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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