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A leading dog-blogger offers a tour of military working dogs' extraordinary training, heroic accomplishments, and the lasting impact they have on those who work with them.
People all over the world have been riveted by the story of Cairo, the Belgian Malinois who was a part of the Navy SEAL team that led the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound. A dog's natural intelligence, physical abilities, and pure loyalty contribute more to our military efforts than ever before. You don't have to be a dog lover to be fascinated by the idea that a dog - the cousin of that furry guy begging for scraps under your table - could be one of the heroes who helped execute the most vital and high-tech military mission of the new millennium.
Now Maria Goodavage, editor and featured writer for one of the world's most widely read dog blogs, tells heartwarming stories of modern soldier dogs and the amazing bonds that develop between them and their handlers. Beyond tales of training, operations, retirement, and adoption into the families of fallen soldiers, Goodavage talks to leading dog-cognition experts about why dogs like nothing more than to be on a mission with a handler they trust, no matter how deadly the IEDs they are sniffing out, nor how far they must parachute or rappel from aircraft into enemy territory.
"Military working dogs live for love and praise from their handlers," says Ron Aiello, president of the United States War Dogs Association and a former marine scout-dog handler. "The work is all a big game, and then they get that pet, that praise. They would do anything for their handler." This is an unprecedented window into the world of these adventurous, loving warriors.
Maria Goodavage, a former reporter for USA Today and the San Francisco Chronicle, is the editor and featured writer for one of the most widely read dog blogs in the world: For the Love of Dog. She is also the author of The Dog Lover's Companion to California and The Dog Lover's Companion to the San Francisco Bay Area. She co-produced and wrote an award-winning children's video about animals, starring the voice of Ed Asner.
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"Maria has proven her passion for the subject of military dogs with many emotionally engaging stories about these dedicated canines and the people who share their lives. She is the perfect combination of news reporter and dog lover." (Tracie Hotchner, author of The Dog Bible)
"Soldier Dogs is a fascinating book about the valiant things that military dogs do as told through the words of the soldiers who fight beside them. It also shows you how military service dogs are created, told through the words of the trainers and scientists who know the process. It is written in an easy and entertaining style and will acquaint you with dozens of canine heroes ranging from Stubby, who fought in WWI, to Cairo, who was a member of the raiding party that took down Osama Bin Laden. It is a great read for anyone who appreciates dogs and heroes." (Stanley Coren, author of The Intelligence of Dogs)
I love traveling and listening whenever I can.
"Detailed and heart wrenching at times."
This book covers everything for WW I up to the UBL raid. It has fantastic historical details as well as great characters. You can find yourself attaching yourself to your dogs, only to find their fates to not be so pleasant. If you don't mind shedding a tear every few chapters, you should find this to be a VERY enjoyable listen.
A dogs purpose.
Not bad, but nothing ground breaking.
A tear here and there.
"Great Story sbout the devoted Warriors"
Enjoyed the story and very well done. The MWD is a truely awesome program and these Warriors are 100% man's best friend.
Rex and Ingram because they had a special bond.
I would be honored to adopt a retire dog ANYTIME. Semper Fi
"Excellent story of Service, Loyalty and Love"
This is a great book that tells many stories of handlers and their best friends as they work through dangerous terrain in war zones across the world.
The story of the marine who was killed in action along with his dog. Very sad.
Thank a solider whenever you see them for their sacrifice. They are dying so we can be safe at home.
Say something about yourself!
"for dog lovers"
This wandered form the service the dogs provide to polotics. The polotics are important but could have beben added briefly at the end.
"Dogs friends and foes, workers and playmates."
Dogs are just amazing, they can save our lives, our soldiers lives and help our country!
Even the ones that didn't quite, "make the grade", are in great demand and are still very useful. Police departments, fire departments, our dear handicapped friends. Thanks to the dogs and their trainers for all you have done to make these dogs, Soldier Dogs.
"Great Story On America's Canine Hero's"
Yes I will. Very fascinating book with a lot to absorb.
Gunny. He has a great compassion for the dogs and is so instrumental in preparing these handler/dog teams for war. The dogs are trained motivationally instead of with compulsion and he has proven that motivation is - by far - the best method to train these high drive working dogs.
See above. Nicole Vilencia did a great job as the narrator.
And Don't Call Them "Equipment"
This book also touched on "The Robbie Law" which allows for our canine heros that have saved countless American lives, to come home and be offered for adoption at the end of their careers and live out their lives with the dignity and love that they so deserve.
"If you love dogs.... you will love this story..."
The 'inside' information about these amazing animals, their handlers, and their mission.
None that I am familiar with...
No I have not.
Not really... I like to give a story like this an opportunity to 'sink in'.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn about these amazing animals.
"More like a textbook"
Sometimes too analytical, technical and redundant. But loved the heroics and the bonding stories. Decent listen/read.
"Brave Soldiers and Dogs"
I enjoyed this audio book, although I am thinking that with all the acronyms used, it may be more conducive to read in print format. I liked that there were different sections, with different areas of focus. It was interesting to learn more about the Military Working Dog program, but I was also glad that there was a section devoted to the stories of the dogs and their handlers. This was an interesting book and will appeal to those interested in animals and the military working dog program; a huge thank you to those in the military (both 2 and 4 legged) who put their lives on the line to protect us.
"Great story and background"
It goes into great detail and description of what role soldier dogs have in warfare. It was very interesting to hear the background and development of the program and the evolution of where it is going now to best serve our military and to best serve the dogs.
They make you care about the dogs. The soldiers that work with them don't view them as equipment even if they are considered such per military regulations. You want to know what happens to the dogs and what the outcomes are. You pull for the soldiers that are doing their jobs overseas and at home but you also want to pull for the dogs and have them come home as well.
There are some emotional parts of the book, but it is a great "read". I would definitely recommend this book to a friend, and to someone who is interested in non-fiction like this, or learning more about our military history.
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In the latest version of BBQ University on PBS, I saw Steven using a Weber Kettle grill that had a thermometer under the lid handle. Does anyone know where this can be purchased and added to my Weber 22.5 inch Platinum Kettle. I have looked at Weber's website as well as many internet mail order companys and no luck.
I love this grill, but I wish it had a built in thermometer. I smoked a turkey on it today and although it came out perfect, it was done much quicker than anticipated. I assumed the temperature within the grill was a little hotter than it was supposed to be. The turkey was still excellent, I just had to really scramble to get the sides finished and consequently they were not as good as they could have been.
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(a) FindingsThe Congress finds that—
the future economic welfare of the United States will depend substantially on increasing international skills in the business and educational community and creating an awareness among the American public of the internationalization of our economy;
concerted efforts are necessary to engage business schools, language and area study programs, professional international affairs education programs, public and private sector organizations, and United States business in a mutually productive relationship which benefits the Nation's future economic interests;
few linkages presently exist between the manpower and information needs of United States business and the international education, language training and research capacities of institutions of higher education in the United States, and public and private organizations; and
(b) PurposesIt is the purpose of this part—
to enhance the broad objective of this chapter by increasing and promoting the Nation's capacity for international understanding and economic enterprise through the provision of suitable international education and training for business personnel in various stages of professional development; and
(Pub. L. 89–329, title VI, § 611, as added Pub. L. 96–374, title VI, § 601(a), Oct. 3, 1980, 94 Stat. 1467; amended Pub. L. 99–498, title VI, § 610, Oct. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 1519; Pub. L. 102–325, title VI, § 601, July 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 728; Pub. L. 105–244, title VI, § 602(a), Oct. 7, 1998, 112 Stat. 1783.)
1998—Pub. L. 105–244 amended section catchline generally.
1992—Pub. L. 102–325 amended section generally, inserting subsec. headings and reenacting text without substantial change.
1986—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 99–498 inserted "and educational" after "skills in the business".
Effective Date of 1998 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 105–244 effective Oct. 1, 1998, except as otherwise provided in Pub. L. 105–244, see section 3 of Pub. L. 105–244, set out as a note under section 1001 of this title.
Effective Date of 1992 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 102–325 effective Oct. 1, 1992, see section 2 of Pub. L. 102–325, set out as a note under section 1001 of this title.
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Watt, Watt, EverywhereMystery teasers are little stories where you need to figure out what happened based on the given clues.
The police were digging through the ruins of the Watt mansion's south addition, what had been Sei Watt's cigar-smoking bunker until 36 hours ago. The family scion, Hya Watt, was seated at the desk that had so recently been his father's, waiting for Nora Shekrie to summarize. After a full day on the case, her only conclusion was that he'd need an expert. Nora explained the name as they waited for Private Investigator homeS (*not* Holmes, thank you) to arrive.
"It's a tribute to his Great Lakes ancestry. It's an eclectic mixture: Seneca, Menominee, Ottawa, and French Canadian, plus the Winnebago shaman and German farmer you read about."
Hya nodded. "The trailing capital?"
"Superiority complex." Hya counted lakes, groaned, ... and retained homeS immediately.
homeS now sat at the room's other working chair. Hya poured him a Bushmill's from Sei's cabinet. At the first sip, Nora began.
"Sei Watt's retreat room was designed and built by the finest talent available to the CEO of Watt's New."
"The cutting-edge, most profitable arm of the Watt business empire." Nora acknowledged with a nod -- homeS wasn't interrupting, merely saving time.
"It was virtually fireproof. Full climate control: atmosphere carefully filtered, cleansed, and maintained from pressurized tanks: a 3-to-1 mixture of nitrogen and oxygen, with carbon dioxide to keep the respiratory system happy. Four percent?"
"Close enough."
"He retired there every night after dinner, roughly 7:30, to smoke and read in peace. The only combustibles in the room were those he brought with him: usually two cigars, a lighter, his dessert, and several books or periodicals. Whatever happened, the pyrotechnics were formidable."
"I've seen the security footage. Volumes of whitish vapor -- water?" Nora nodded.
"It dissipated like heavy fog. I asked Sgt. Wilco to gather ash samples from downwind; I knew you'd want them later." homeS nodded thanks.
"The supply valves stuck in the heat; the tanks are empty now," Nora continued.
"Empty, or down to one atmosphere?" Nora let the ego pass: they needed his mind.
"You're right, of course. The room is ruined, you'll have the coroner's report before we leave, and ..."
Now he interrupted. "Suspects? For once, not the primary heirs."
"Correct. Hya was suddenly graduated two weeks early, with honors; college in New Zealand. The only reasonable competition for CEO is a cousin on the Deere side, Ivan Gufinov."
"Who prefers to do applied research in central Europe, at his own pace."
Hya spoke up in defense. "Ivan has 20 patents for Watt, plus four humanitarian awards on three continents."
Nora went on. "The family retainers are paid what they're worth, which is considerable. When Hya's mother died two years ago, ...""
"The regatta accident. Sasha Deere was ..." homeS's failure to find words spoke volumes.
"Thank you," Hya sniffed. "Go on, Nora."
"Her will gave each roughly a year's salary. Sei Watt's will is rumored to be even more generous."
"Somewhat more," Hya agreed. "One or two may retire. Deserved, but they'd be hard to replace."
Nora counted the suspects. "Nita Pepper runs the kitchen; Duncan Pines, landscaping; Cooper Benden, handyman; Dustin Flores, housekeeper; Seymour Panes is the family doctor, and makes house calls."
"What did each do with the first bequest?" homeS asked Hya.
"Pines invested in T-bills and Watt's New," he explained. "Flores put his mother in assisted living and got some rest. Benden still places small bets at the track, but buys more than his share of the drinks, and doesn't panic when he loses, although he's gone back to worrying. Pepper is taking classes: one from Caprial Pence, another from Horst Staley so far. The food is even better than before. I don't know about Dr. Panes; shall I ask him?"
"Please, if it's convenient," homeS said; his tone made it more than a request.
To his surprise, the scion of the Watt empire immediately hit three buttons on his desk phone, and they all heard the receptionist connect to Dr. Panes.
"Dr. Seymour, I'm here with some official people trying to clear up my father's death. You're on speakerphone. They're curious about how you spent the money from my mother."
"New diagnostic gadgets for the clinic." They murmured agreement. "I'm glad you called; I need to speak with you about your father's condition. It's personal, but you might decide it bears on the investigation."
"Then you have my permission to discuss it right now, on speaker-phone." Hya started a recorder, stated the fact, and introduced the parties. "Go ahead, Doctor."
"Your father had only a few months: cancer, metastasized. That's why your MBA program was accelerated. He had perhaps four months at work, then two dying at home. He planned to tell you at graduation. He cut red tape and expected you to do the rest. You didn't disappoint him."
Hya couldn't speak; Nora asked, "Doctor, who else knew?"
"I told nobody. We spoke only in person. Perhaps someone was in the hallway when I last examined him at home, but I couldn't say."
homeS looked at Hya's face, then spoke. "Thank you, Doctor. May I call you later, if needed?"
"Of course. I'll be at all the services, of course."
The call ended; they digested the news. Finally, homeS had open issues.
"So Pepper prepared his desserts. Pines may have had outside access at the time. Flores had keys to everything. Benden maintained the bunker's air and sprinkler systems."
"Not quite." Hya looked up. "Father had the only inside key, and cleaned it himself. Benden had external access to the air system; there was no sprinkler. Dad hated the idea of his pipe setting it off."
A light bulb appeared over homeS's head. "When you have eliminated the impossible ..." He let the statement hang as he punched his cell phone.
"Sgt. Wilco? The ash will show almost nothing, but it's critical for the murder trial. ... Yes, we have. Please take into custody for questioning ..."
Whom did homeS finger for the murder?
HintIn a fireproof room, what burns well?
AnswerhomeS continued. "... Cooper Benden. Interrogate him about the late Mr. Watt's medical condition."
Hya added "And have them get his betting records from the track."
A quick search of his room turned up a large number of markers from two bookies, plus notes on two on-line betting parlors.
"So he thought he'd cost my father only a few stressful months, but pay off his gambling debts. We have motive and opportunity; how about means?" Hya asked.
homeS raised an eyebrow, inclining his head to Nora.
"Let me see if I have this right," she said, still humble before the P.I. "It was all too simple. Benden merely substituted hydrogen for nitrogen in the air mix. Mixed with nearly pure oxygen, as soon as Sei Watt struck a match, boom! Water vapor, the weakest seam gives out, and the extra hydrogen burns with oxygen from outside. The tanks keep pumping, and most of the evidence floats downwind."
She went on with details. "The residual gas in the tanks should make the case, along with the *lack* of ash, since the fire was clean. Fortunately, solving the case quickly should let you stabilize the business environment. The crime is limited; no more enemy action to threaten your new position."
"So, what do I tell the press? Oh, I guess I'll let the P.R. heads handle that."
Nora noticed a gleam in the P.I.'s eye. She churned her brains, stumbled across the obvious phrase, and gasped an apology as she ran, giggling, into the hall.
"What brought that on?"
"I deduce that she imagined telling the fourth estate how your father died."
"So, how *did* my father die, homeS?"
The hired brain drained the last mouthful of the wonderful whiskey, placed his glass on the service tray next to the door, and answered.
"Elementally, my Deere-Watt scion."
With a two-fingered salute, homeS escaped the study to escort Nora to her car.
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It has been a fun time working along with the Georgia Mountain Players in the musical productions that we have performed for 21 years. Those are memories that will last forever.
In reference to The Times' photographer, Nat Gurley, charged with obstruction: I am sure Gurley was just attempting to do his job. However, the law enforcement people were also attempting to do their job.
It's been suggested that Russia might help President Barack Obama by corralling chemical weapons in Syria and placing them under guard. We should remember this happened in Iraq before we invaded and toppled Saddam Hussein. After Gulf War I, all known weapons of mass destruction there were gathered and placed in locked storage.
It is unbelievable that our national leaders are so politically motivated and lacking the good judgment they should have regarding the Syrian revolution.
I noticed where Don Carter has retired as Department of Natural Resources commissioner and I would like to share a very pleasant courtesy he did for me. I have never met him, nor do I know him, but he sure helped me when I needed help.
I just returned from Myrtle Beach, S.C. I bought gas there at $3.21, then got back in Hall County and gas was $3.60.
RE: In response to Thursday's letter from Bruce Hallowell: It is not the duty of the president, not does he have the power to declare war. One has only to look at the Constitution (Article 1, Section 8.11).
RE: In response to Thursday's letter from Bruce Hallowell: It is not the duty of the president, not does he have the power to declare war. One has only to look at the Constitution (Article 1, Section 8.11).
For the past three years, President Barack Obama has used every means possible to delete the authority of Congress in decision making issues. He has used Congress as his whipping boy; if he makes a bad decision, it is the fault of the Congress. Anything favorable that happens, he takes credit for. Now, after shooting his mouth off (the "red line" comment) he tells Congress that it must make a decision he is unwilling to make.
Joan King wrote in her column recently against nuclear power. Her points about the negatives were valid. It is expensive and produces a problem waste.
In response to the article in The Times titled, "Are we geoengineering?" on Aug. 26, I am coming clean on the truth of the matter.
Re: Joan King opinion page of Aug. 27, "Opinions shouldn't deter facts." It would help me to understand the wisdom proclaimed if explanations were provided as follows: Why does this self-appointed opinion expert continue to rant against Georgia Power's nuclear generating expansion and financing thereof without making any reference that the other two major investors (and eventual 50 percent owners) of the Plant Vogtle nuclear facilities are MEAG and electric membership corporations?
Two things come to mind: 1. Getting old is not for cowards. 2. Oh, what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive.
Re: "Study says waivers hurt students," from Wednesday's Times: There has been an unintended consequence of the No Child Left Behind program. The brightest and gifted children are being left behind.
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John Thomas Winsett (November 24, 1909 – July 20, 1987) was a professional baseball player. He played all or part of seven seasons inMajor League Baseball for the Boston Red Sox (1930–31, 1933), St. Louis Cardinals (1935) and Brooklyn Dodgers (1936–38), primarily as aleft fielder. Winsett batted left-handed and threw right-handed. He was born in McKenzie, Tennessee.
In 1936, Winsett hit 50 home runs for the minor league Columbus Red Birds.[1] He enjoyed his most productive major league season in 1937 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, when he posted career-highs in games played (118), runs (32), hits (83), doubles (15), triples (5), home runs (5) and runs batted in (42). Winsett was a .237 career hitter with eight home runs and 76 RBI in 118 games.
On April 25, 1938, he was the first baseball player to be featured on the cover of LIFE magazine,[citation needed] with an inside caption which read: "The rubber-legged batter on the cover is John Thomas Winsett, of McKenzie, Tenn. one of the most curious players on the most curious team in the major leagues. He plays right field for the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club, better known as the 'Daffy Dodgers' because of the way they play. First time Winsett batted in a big-league game he hit a homer, but shortly went back to the minors. The Dodgers paid $40,000 for him last year and Winsett hit a dismal .237. Both Dodgers and Winsett are expected to play better this year."
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From Geoqo
At various places in the GeoQO documentation, $HOME is used. $HOME/.geoqo is the default place where all your personal configuration files, databases, scripts, etc are kept. The actual location of $HOME varies depending on the system type.
Unix (including Linux)
$HOME should be the system place for your personal files. You can use the tilda (~) as well. IE:
> cd ~/.geoqo > ls [...]
I think that $HOME is normally C: on windows. So that your geoqo directory becomes: C:\.geoqo
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I Don't know. Help?
What's in $HOME
The directory structure of $HOME can contain any of the following:
$HOME/ config (configuration file) scripts/ (directory of where personal scripts can be kept) mem/ (directory of "memory files") export/ (export specfic memory files) import/ dbs/ (where your geoqo database files are stored) temp/ (where temporary files are created)


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ready for the Nene smack down
ready for the Nene smack down
Me too. This should be good.
haha tRump says hair is the number one Key to looking good. HAHA someone tell him his hair sucks
Oh Nene is starting all ready
LMAO - go get her Nene
Trump is gonna throw Nene out on her rear
Riiight, Star, you think Nene should be PM just b/c you want her to earn some money......
Nene really gave it to her - she's SO right, and I give her credit for standing up to her, but sometimes her tactics lack some finesse!! haha!
I'm excited about a hair show! That's a new concept at least.
Oh Lord called Nene uneducated
Ooo, Star now is pitting her "educated black" self against an uneducated black woman. ugh.


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Brewer at the Legislature: Wind energy is testament to greed
Groene at the Legislature: Holding NRDs responsible
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First Lady Michelle Obama worries about overweight kids, but parents and school teachers worry that students are not getting enough to eat.
Obama, concerned by the increase in obesity and childhood diabetes in public schools, has strengthened the requirements of fruits and vegetables at lunch.
Its tough to get used to. Lots of schools around the country were giving away seconds and over-portioning, but the state said no, you cant do that. -- Larry Young, in charge of meals at North Platte Public Schools.
Obamas Lets Move campaign aims to reduce fats, sodium, consumption of unneeded calories, to foster healthy and nutritious eating habits in children.
The Child Nutrition Act dates back to the 1960s to the Lyndon Johnson administration, and Congress regularly reauthorizes and sometimes modifies the act, with help from the Department of Agriculture in consultation with the Institute of Medicine.
But local officials in Arnold and Stapleton say obesity is not as big of a concern in their schools compared to metropolitan areas, because rural students tend to be much more active.
These laws dont always fit our rural areas, Arnold Principal Dawn Lewis said. Our children are active from elementary through high school. Most of the elementary students participate in Pee Wee or junior high volleyball or football and some go to gymnastics or dance. High school students who lift weights arrive at 6 a.m. and are here until after practice at 6 p.m.
Officials in Hershey and North Platte say the lunch requirements havent really changed, but the paperwork has increased. They say the Lets Move lunch program requires extra expenses. Cooks spend hours filling out mandatory paper work. And, public workers have been hired to review and approve the meals.
Stapleton: too light
Stapleton School Secretary Chris Harvey said that 90 percent of the children in the school participate in some form of physical activity after school. She estimates the percentage of overweight children in their school at about 3 percent. She estimates the severely underweight children at 4 percent. Harvey said all of the underweight children are on free and reduced meals and would not be able to afford the extra protein.
Stapleton school nurse Jennifer Johnston said that Physically active children need more nutrition to learn and to grow.
Hershey adjusts
But Hershey Elementary Principal Jason Callahan said the staff was concerned about the federal requirements when they first heard about them, but the kitchen staff has done a good job of adjusting and he has not had any complaints.
North Platte: Same requirements
North Platte officials say the requirements havent changed, just shifted in emphasis.
The protein requirement hasnt changed; the breads and grains havent changed, the milk requirements havent changed; they are just enforcing it more, said Larry Young, the director of Sodexho, a company that handles North Plattes public school meals.
Nor have portion sizes changed, Young said. But this year, students are required to eat a half cup of fruit or vegetables every day.
They are emphasizing fruits and vegetables and holding to (long-standing) limits on breads and proteins, Young said. Its tough to get used to. Lots of schools around the country were giving away seconds and over-portioning, but the state said no, you cant do that.
If students want extra helpings, they have to buy them.
And unlike the cost of the main meal, second helpings are not subsidized for low-income families by the federal government, so costs could keep some students from eating as much as they need.
Hershey tries to compensate by offering an unlimited salad bar to every student and keeping costs low for extra helpings 50 cents an entrée, Callahan said.
Sodexho charges students $1.75-$2 for a (three entrée) second meal instead of selling just 1-2 extra entrées, but students can share, Young said.
Young said record keeping is quite a challenge, even for students, who make their choices as they go through the line. They must pick three of five entrees on the menu. They can skip meat if they choose, but they must have their milk, fruit or vegetables. Meat and bread are optional.
They could have peaches, green beans and milk for lunch, for instance, Young said.
I can see how the changes are a problem for smaller districts, North Platte School Board President Jim Paloucek said. We are fortunate to be a larger district and contract with Sodexho. A lot of schools dont have that luxury."
Paloucek agreed that the requirements are strict. The federal government wont subsidize free and reduced-price lunches at all if a school doesnt comply with the new standards.
Arnold School Secretary Penny Allen said federal programs such as Title 1, IDEA (special education) and school lunch subsidies are all interconnected and refusing to comply would cost Arnold approximately $50,000 per year, a pricey proposition.
Sen. Mike Johanns has forwarded some of the concerns from Arnold and Stapleton to the USDA in Washington.
This report was first published in the Sept. 5 print edition of the North Platte Bulletin.
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Drawing from the painting by Leonardo, artist unknown
"Finding the Lost da Vinci" airs Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 9 PM ET on National Geographic Channel
Leonardo da Vinci is perhaps one of the most famous—and mysterious—figures of the Renaissance. Extraordinarily gifted by all accounts, only 16 of his works have survived the test of time. But armed with new information, a team of scientists is poised to add a new painting to that short list and solve the 500-year-old mystery of the legendary "The Battle of Anghiari"—and National Geographic is along for the journey.
In the public eye for a scant half-century, "The Battle of Anghiari" drew admirers who scarcely noticed the Mona Lisa and came to Florence to copy it. An epic tangle of horses and men, it represented something totally new in art. The battle is captured at a critical moment, the action at its peak—muscles are taut, eyes wild, weapons seconds from smashing down. But only 50 years later, another Renaissance master, Giorgio Vasari, was brought in to remodel the town hall housing the painting and replace the Leonardo. Legend has it that he simply entombed the painting within the walls of the Palazzo Vecchio, as it was. The problem? No one knows where that was.
Armed with thermal scans, LIDAR imaging, architectural diagrams, and 36 years of accumulated research, Maurizio Seracini is spearheading a new effort to pinpoint the lost masterpiece. He'll have a tight deadline of only seven days, so his team will work around the clock to make sure everything is in place.
Joining his team to document this groundbreaking investigation is National Geographic photographer Dave Yoder, who has been following this story for four years. As Seracini and his team work their instruments, Yoder takes us from Florence to Milan, Munich, and Oxford on the trail of coveted copies-including one that is linked to Leonardo's original draft, and one whose whereabouts are unknown, lost to the public eye since 1938.
Arriving back in Florence, the team is in place and the scaffold rises. The media onslaught begins, and the bureaucrats aren't following the party line. A battle of wills plays out in the Italian press. Will we, won't we, how will we, where will we, and when? Two days after the project is set to commence, we're still locked at a standstill. But finally the permits are in place and the team is deployed, with only five days left.
But there's another surprise for the team—they won't be working in their carefully preselected locations. To look for the lost painting, Seracini's team needs to go through the existing Vasari masterpiece, which presents huge challenges. After weeks of careful planning, Seracini's team has to adapt to a new plan on the fly.
The scaffold is up. The teams are in place. The equipment is primed. A restorer carefully works away a piece of paint and plaster—a previous restoration patch that does no damage to anything by Vasari. And with the whining crescendo of the drill, the investigation is under way. Five days. Six holes. We're looking for a needle in a haystack—and we just might find it.
Protecting the Vasari
Behind the Vasari
Restorers find existing gaps in the Vasari mural that can be used to search for "The Battle of Anghiari."
Behind the Science
Visualizing Data
The team gathers visible, LIDAR, and radar data and now must place them in a virtual environment.
Extraction Operation
Incision instruments, sampling tools, and methods for the sample extraction were designed for this project.
Il Leonardo Perduto
Dietro il Vasari a Firenze
Tra scienza e alta tecnologia, le immagini che raccontano momento per momento la ricerca de la Battaglia di Anghiari.
Detective dell'arte
Breve intervista a Dave Yoder, autore delle immagini
"La Battaglia di Anghiari"
Il capolavoro di Leonardo è nascosto dietro l'affresco del Vasari nel Salone dei Cinquecento a Firenze?
Cronaca di un capolavoro annunciato
Dietro le quinte della trentennale ricerca della "Battaglia di Anghiari"


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Meet Kerry Ann King
Energetic Dancer Stops Moving Long Enough to Crush Friends in Bejeweled Blitz
A professional dancer and fitness instructor might not sound like the sort of person who'd sit still and play a videogame for long stretches of time, but Kerry Ann King shatters that stereotypical mold. A vivacious 41 year old mother of four (including a set of twins), this lifelong Manhattan resident is hitting her professional stride right when other dancers would be mothballing their toe shoes, recently premiering a piece at the legendary Alvin Ailey Studios. While nice spring weather (and a break from minding those four very energetic kids) will lure Kerry Ann to linger the afternoon away in Union Square Park, she's discovered another way to relax, whether or not the sun is shining: Bejeweled Blitz.
"I discovered Bejeweled Blitz about six months after I got a Facebook account," she explains. "I thought that a minute was too short, at first, but I'd been a big Bejeweled addict before so I kept at it. Now," she adds with a laugh, "I play about an hour a day. I love puzzles and races so it's kind of perfect for me. Being a dancer is a lot about making and recognizing patterns, so maybe that's why I like it."
Kerry Ann has been pleasantly surprised at how the game has actually strengthened her relationship to other players. Through playing the game and competing against each other, what was once a casual acquaintance from her college years has grown into a Facebook friend she really values. "We friended each other but didn't have much contact until we were both playing Bejeweled Blitz. We started to comment on each others' scores, then on each others' status, and it built from there. I've learned what an amazing woman/mom/wife she's grown up to be and I really admire her. All because she was playing Bejeweled, too."
While Kerry Ann has about 240 Facebook friends, only five of them are active on her leader board but even that relatively limited pool of participants (which includes her 67 year old mother) is more than enough to fuel Kerry Ann's play—while there is definitely a social aspect to her play, she is driven to compete against her friends. With an all-time high score of just over 450,000 she has the skills to consistently fight her way to the top of the leader board. She also enjoys an additional advantage: a spirited cheering section. "It's really funny because my kids are not allowed to play videogames very much but they like to watch me play Bejeweled Blitz. They are really into seeing me beat people," she confides, "Especially my friend Lisa. They start chanting 'Crush her, crush her!' when she gets ahead of me. They don't really react that way to anyone else." More paradoxical is the support that comes from Kerry Ann's husband. "He hates videogames and it makes him nuts that I will play it for an hour. But then," she adds with a shrug, "He wants me to be on top of the leader board, too."


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He Who created the seven heavens in layers.You will not find any flaw in the creation of the All-Merciful. Look again – do you see any gaps? Then look again and again. Your sight will return to you dazzled and exhausted! (Surat al-Mulk, 3-4)
There are innumerable factors which are required for the continuation of life on Earth, and it is very difficult for these factors to be destroyed. You do not begin to breathe carbon monoxide all of a sudden, nor are you lifted off the chair you sit on and begin floating away towards outer space. The light coming from the Sun does not damage your eyes or skin in a sudden manner, nor is the oxygen present in the atmosphere so excessive that it would burn your lungs.
The causes that ensure this are great in number; what is noteworthy to consider is that all of these causes came into existence with the explosion of a single point with zero volume that contained all the matter of the universe inside it. This explosion was the Big Bang, and all of the balances which now exist were created with this explosion.
There are many factors that have come together in order for the delicate ratio that ensures stability in the universe to come into existence. For example, if the speed of expansion right after the Big Bang had been one in one billion times a billion (1/1018) different, the universe would not have come into existence. Had the expansion been a little slower, the universe would have collapsed due to the intense gravitational forces; conversely, had it expanded a little faster, then the early cosmic material would have been scattered and dispersed. If there had been as little a difference as 1/1018 in the speed of the explosion at a certain point, this would have been sufficient to utterly destroy the balance in question.
If only one of these almost insignificant changes had occured, the universe as we know would have been destroyed at the very moment of its birth.
Take a good look around you; the house you live in, the street you live on, the very planet you call home, and the heavens above; everything demonstrates the most extraordinary stability, calmness, and perfection.
Nothing in this world is coincidental. Nothing develops at random, or in an out-of-control fashion, nor without consciousness. Everything is wholly dependent on a flawless and perfect ratio, and balances of the most extraordinary sensitivity and sophistication.
The Owner of all these is Almighty Allah, the Owner of Might and Grace, He Who created a flawless work of miraculous art by making the cause of all things a single explosion in the vastness of space.


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Are you using the WirelessAssistant?,
If so, then its a known problem
I share a net connection with a friend across the street, with my Alfa and a Yagi antenna the signal streangth and link quality is around 60%, but it has recently started to cut out every few minutes, when I refresh the network list I pick up another signal which is 95-100% but not the 60% one, if I unplug and plug it back in it works again for another few minutes.
It is definately not the connection or AP itself cutting out as it's always available instantly after I have plugged the Alfa back in, and my friend is not reporting any cut outs.
In BT2 the signal gets lost but It seems to resolve the problem itself and reconnect instantly, so I don't even notice it, apart from the message box saying the connection has been lost.
In windows I have to either unplug and replug or click repair, any ideas ?
(apart from always using BT, as this is not an option unfortunately.)
Thanks in advance for your help !
Are you using the WirelessAssistant?,
If so, then its a known problem
Thanks for your advice guys, yeah I was using wireless assistant, though WA is ok for me, as even if it comes up with "connection lost" messages the connection never suffers.
I emailed the fleebay seller I bought it from, and to my amazement he has actually offered to replace it ! A rare fleebay merchant indeed.
"Be very careful out there today, we're at terror alert orange! Which means something might go down somewhere in some way at some point in time. "
Haha, nice sig, made me laugh out loud.
I'm not sure it's software related, considering it started to happen with out any software changes.
A hardware problem which is troublesome on windows may not be as bad on linux.
Since the e-bay seller did agree to replace the device I guess this is a natural way to go about trying to solve the problem. Of course if it does not solve the issue it it might still be hardware related, but to one of the other devices you use for your connection.
If you live in a densely populated area it might also be that another strong AP nearby has started broadcasting on the same channel as your friends AP, interfering with the signal. Apart from looking into this possibility you could ask your friend to put his AP near the window and build a cheap parabolic reflector to boost the signal even further and improve its reliability. Good and easy to follow templates for this can be found at www.freeantennas.com
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
You should test your antenna and pigtails. Almost sounds like a bad cable termination on your pigtail. We run into this with field installed lmr-400 connections sometimes.with my Alfa and a Yagi antenna
I'd move closer and use the stock antenna and see if your problem persists.
What type of antenna is your neighbor using on his ap? For an "across the street" connection I'd probably use a patch antenna on both ends. Yagis can be hard to "zero in" sometimes. For across the street a yagi is probably overkill. You could also try switching the orientation of your antenna and see if it helps. (rotate it 90 degrees from vertical to horizontal or vis versa) Small adjustments with yagis can make a big difference. Try tapping it around in small increments. A degree or 2 can might be all you need.
Thanks for your replies guys, i'll definately try the cheap parabolic antenna if the problem persists with a new alfa.
I've tried 2 antennas with 2 seperate cables, the yagi and a 5db unidirectional panel, same problem with both, so probably not the cable.


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Trooper in I-70 shooting released from hospital
May 21, 2014
Colorado State Trooper Eugene Hofacker, wounded May 8 in a shooting on Interstate 70 at the eastern end of Glenwood Canyon, came out to cheer on Eagle County's Special Olympic athletes at a torch run on Saturday.
Hofacker was released recently from Valley View Hospital, where he was treated for his wounds.
The man accused of shooting Hofacker, Thomas Ornelas, 40, of Montrose, was shot and killed by trooper Shane Gosnell at the scene. Ornelas had a long criminal history, including an adult homicide conviction for a killing when he was 17, and was out on bond on a charge of second-degree attempted murder in Mesa County.
An investigation by the Garfield County Sheriff's office is ongoing, pending a search of Ornelas' vehicle, information from the Garfield County coroner and a report from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
According to the State Patrol, Hofacker is continuing to recover and may release a statement or speak to press at a later date.


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This short video helps explain the benefits of running your website on Amazon Web Services. You'll learn about the low-cost, pay only for what you use pricing model and the elastic scalability that helps you match your resources to the demands of your users. You'll also find out about the flexibility you have to run any software you want and how this can help you get your website to market faster.
AWS is a flexible cloud computing solution for web hosting. You can use whatever platform you like. AWS even provides SDKs for many popular platforms like Java, Ruby, PHP, Node.js, .Net, and more. View the SDKs »
Your content management system (CMS) may be the core of your website. No matter which system you choose for your website hosting; it can run on AWS.
Website traffic can fluctuate a lot. From quiet times in the middle of the night, to campaign driven, social media sharing traffic spikes, Amazon Web Services provides an elastic cloud computing infrastructure that can grow and shrink to meet your needs.
Amazon Web Services only charges you for the resources you use, with no up-front costs or long-term contracts, so you can spend your money on the things that differentiate your business.
On the Internet, your customers can be anywhere in the world. With AWS you can have a datacenter hosting your website in every geography with just a few mouse clicks.
Amazon CloudFront is a content delivery network (CDN) that can be used to deliver your entire website, including dynamic, static, and streaming content using a global network of edge locations through caching. Requests for your content are automatically routed to the nearest edge location, so content is delivered with the best possible performance.
Trusted Advisor provides automated analysis and recommendations for your website hosted in the AWS cloud. Based on your usage patterns, configurations, and other infrastructure information, it lists actions you can take to increase security and decrease costs.
A company's website is one of its most visible, accessible, and valuable ways of communicating with current and potential customers. Hosting your website on the AWS Cloud is fast, easy, and low-cost.
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Topic: Mayo Clinic Launches Individualized Medicine Consulting Clinic
Mayo Clinic Launches Individualized Medicine Consulting Clinic -
"The Individualized Medicine Clinic began seeing its first patients about six months ago during a startup period and the numbers are growing weekly. In some cases, the clinic has not been able to help the patient due to severity of the illness. In other cases, the clinic provided information to families that may be useful in the future. And in others, the clinic found a genetic alteration or mutation and were able to provide improved therapy. Here are three examples.
*A patient with cholangiocarcinoma, an uncommon cancer of the bile ducts. After failing standard treatments, he was diagnosed and treated at the IM Clinic and now is responding to a novel therapy."
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i am a 20 year old male and very confused about my mental state of mind.i never have anything on my mind anymore and im always feeling dizzy and lightheaded.i have very odd thinking sometimes like about homosexual things which is very odd and really making me mad because im pretty sure im not that way.i also think that the tv sends me subliminal messages about what i need to do to help myself or mocking me. through commercials or shows im very irritable and cant seem to control emotions like for instance i have uncontrollable laughter at times of awkward silence with a friend or somethun. and cant express emotions like i should be able too. i sometimes see things for a split second that arent really there in my peripherals and i feel fatigued all the time.i cant even hold on too a job anymore because of my paranoia and my awkwardness feeling all the time even around my friends who i have known for years.when im hanging around my friends i sometimes cant catch my breath very well like im having a panic attack im guessing. im pretty much like a zombie just passing through life.i stay up really late when i have something important the next day like an oaklawn meeting in the morning because i want time to go as slow as possible and when i go to class i sit there feeling the most uncomfortable ever very edgy constantly moving while my brain seems more inactive when im around like ten or more people.i sometimes hear things that i cant explain like noises. i feel like im in my own reality or somethun.it feels like im not asleep or awake like in between or something with no logical thinking. i tend to isolate myself in my room just watching tv or playing xbox because for some reason i feel terrified when im around friends now and feel like my friends hangout with me because they feel sorry for me or somethun.i dont have any urge to have sex with females anymore which is very odd because i wasnt like that years ago. i feel like im just existing with no purpose or drive to do anything anymore and i want help.its been going on for too long now about 17 months and i have good days and bad days but for these last couple months it has just been getting worse.i have been feeling suicidal almost every day but i never act on it. do u think im schizophrenic, bipolar, depressed, what? could certain drugs trigger these symptoms?thanks im eager to hear the feedback
Thank you for visiting NetWellness. I'm so sorry to hear of your current status and thoughts of suicide. I think you likely have some significant mental concerns and that you need to see a mental health professional for a complete evaluation! I can't diagnose depression, anxiety or another serious mental illness over the internet, but I strongly encourage you to seek help soon.
Thoughts of suicide are often a sign of extreme distress but also something that can be treated. If you continue to have these thoughts, I would strongly encourage you to do one or more of the following as soon as possible:
1. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 (website: http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help/default.aspx), which is free, confidential and staffed by trained counselors who are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
2. Call or go to your local hospital emergency room.
3. If you are in treatment, call your mental health professional.
Treatment for your condition is available. It can reduce your overall level of distress and allow you to do better.
Thank you for your question and best of luck.
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College of Medicine
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In about a hundred pages, Dever discusses modern apprehensions towards evangelism, what the Gospel and evangelism are (and are not), who, how and why we should evangelize, and what we should do after presenting the Gospel. He minces no words, stripping his message down to the basics, and covers the topics thoroughly while leaving nuances and theory to other writers. Depth isn't his intention here, as the subject is already incredibly deep. This is for those of us who have the knowledge of the mandate to evangelize, recognize the persuasion of the Holy Spirit to do so, and have enough compassion for a fallen world to impel us to follow His leading.
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Evangelism is not only misunderstood, it is often unpracticed. Many Christians want to share the gospel with others, but because those Christians don't grasp the fundamentals of witnessing, they feel intimidated and incapable of sharing the truth of the gospel.
Yet those believers fail to recognize that God has already established who and how we are to evangelize. In The Gospel and Personal Evangelism, Dr. Mark Dever seeks to answer the four basic questions about evangelism that many Christians ask: Who should we evangelize? How should we evangelize? What is evangelism? Why should we evangelize? In his answers Dever draws on New Testament truths and helps believers apply those truths in practical ways. As readers understand the fundamentals of evangelism, they will begin to develop a culture of evangelism in their lives and their local churches.
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I appreciate Devers humility, his clarity, and his brevity (the book is only 119 pages). The chapters are designed to answer basic questions concerning evangelism: Why dont we evangelize? Who should evangelize? How should we evangelize? Why should we evangelize? Dever does a thorough job answering these questions in a very biblical and logical manner.
The chapters on What is the Gospel? and What Isnt Evangelism? are especially valuable. Both of these chapters get to the heart of true evangelism and set this book apart from other modern evangelistic books. Listen to this challenge from Dever: That which passes for the gospel too often becomes a very thin veneer spread lightly over our cultures values, becoming shaped and formed to its contours rather than to the truth about God. (p. 32)
Dever has a very readable style, including many personal illustrations, highlighting both successes and failures at living out the message of this book. Also, the author does not merely fill the mind with great theology, but gives many practical steps in which the principles he highlights can be lived out.
I highly recommend The Gospel and Personal Evangelism as a clear and concise manifesto for personal evangelism. Pastors would not only benefit themselves by reading this book, but should make this book available to their congregations to stir up the faithful to evangelize. I would especially recommend this book to those who think evangelism is not for them. Todd Burgett, Christian Book Previews.com
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Patti4 Stars Out Of 5The Gospel and Personal EvangelismJanuary 29, 2015PattiThese were gifts for Christmas---I have not personally read this----soon perhaps!
David GoughAlexandria, VAAge: 55-65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Doing what should come naturally!June 18, 2013David GoughAlexandria, VAAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Christians should not have to be told to share their faith with unbelievers. If they have truly come to grips with what it means to turn from sin and embrace the gift of salvation provided through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, evangelism should be a natural consequence. The sad truth is that is not always--or even often--the case! Perhaps that is because in the church's zeal to develop evangelists, they have made witnessing to one's faith in Christ seem so unnatural. In this small but practical volume, Mark Dever strips away much of the myth and error that accompany most Gospel presentations today. So-called "methods" sometimes get into the way of simply sharing with others the change that God has brought about in the life of the believer. The author does a good job of first explaining the Gospel (the need for repentance and faith) before discussing the "who," the "how", the "what" and the "why" of evangelism. Coming from a reformed perspective Dever explains how election and evangelism are not counterintuitive, but rather complementary in the fulfillment of the Great Commission. I personally found his concluding chapter entitled "Closing the Sale" to be extremely practical in exposing how contemporary "soul-winning" plans tend to place the responsibility of "making converts" unfairly on the shoulders of those who witness and tragically lead to "false conversions." "Salvation is of the Lord" comes through clearly in the book. That being said, his appendix, "A Word for Pastors," leaves those of us who minister the word from the pulpit with a challenge to be intentional in sharing the Gospel in our preaching as well as in all of our lives. This is an informative and motivational read. Would make a great small-group study.
Virginia Harper Ho5 Stars Out Of 5May 13, 2010Virginia Harper HoThis is an excellent, concise, well-written one-stop resource for anyone wanting to understand the foundations of why and how to share the gospel. I think it should be part of a basic toolkit for new believers and I'm planning to use it as a resource and teaching tool for a short evangelism training session in our church youth group. I agree with the other comments that it isn't as much about practical "how to"s but some great core principles. Highly recommended.
Eun Chae Cheong5 Stars Out Of 5November 10, 2009Eun Chae CheongThis book really helps me understand how important the evangelistic message is. I was greatly encouraged to evangelize by preaching good news. I recommend this book to all who are afraid of personal evangelism. I am sure they will get the good idea that evangelism is not burdensome but delightful and that they will not hesitate to deliver good news right away. This book is the very impressive and excellent book every one should read.
Doug Van Der Weide4 Stars Out Of 5February 24, 2008Doug Van Der WeideNot a bad book and a very quick read. This is a basics book for the beginner in evangelism. Gives you a foundation to start with. I would recommend other reads for putting evangelism more into practice. It is definitely a must read for any Christian.


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Jessica Biel wears bikinis for GQ
Jessica Biel put on a bikini for the latest issue of GQ, and in her interview talks about what it's like being named Esquire magazine's Sexiest Woman Alive in 2005. She says:
"At first I felt really embarrassed about it. You know, it's a weird thing to talk about. Like, 'Hey, guys. Guess what?' You don't just go telling everybody that. But after I got over that, I just started to embrace it. I started thinking, If I ever do have kids, and if they have kids, I can tell them: 'You know what? Your grandma in 2000-and-whatever was the Sexiest Woman Alive. How about that, kids?' That's what I started to think about. I'll always have that picture to say, 'That's what Granny used to look like.' "
And I don't want to alarm anybody, but looking at these pictures may or may not cause your penis to explode. And you know those pictures of me posing sexily in my basement? I wouldn't recommend looking at those either, unless your fond of spontaneously catching on fire.


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Dallas police on Tuesday released an enhanced photo (right) of the man they say posed as a U.S. marshal and assaulted a traffic control volunteer last week in Oak Lawn. Police are also asking local TV stations to play dash-cam video from the incident on the air again. We've posted a report from Fox containing the video, as well as DPD's recycled bulletin from last week, after the jump.
Also, Instant Tea obtained additional information Tuesday about a robbery that occurred late Sunday night on Oak Lawn Avenue. According to Dallas police, when the victim exited his vehicle in the parking lot of Office Depot at 2929 Oak Lawn Ave., the suspect pointed a gun to his head and forced him back into the car. The suspect got in the back seat and told the victim to drive to the Bank of America at Haskell Avenue and North Central Expressway. When the victim was unable to withdraw cash from the ATM, the suspect struck him in the back of the head with the gun. The suspect then told the victim to drive to the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Store at 2305 N. Central Expy., where the suspect forced the victim to go inside and withdraw $20. Finally, the suspect made the victim drop him off at Hall Street and the Central Expressway service road. Police initially believed the suspect may have been captured on video at Wal-Mart, but Sr. Cpl. Kevin Janse informs us today that this is not the case. Again, per yesterday's alert, the suspect is described as a black male about 40 years old, 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing about 220 pounds. He has a scar under his right eye and was wearing a white T-shirt, blue jeans and a black hat. Anyone with information should call 214-671-4071 or 911.


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OAKLAND, CA (August 24, 2010)–TransFair USA™, the leading third-party certifier of Fair Trade products in the United States, today announced that it has officially declared Boston as the 20th Fair Trade Town in the United States. Now the second largest Fair Trade Town in the United States, Boston joins Buena Vista, CO; Red Bank, NJ; Madison, WI; Conway, MA; Norman, OK; and Berkeley, CA—all of which have been declared official Fair Trade Towns since March as part of the Fair Trade Towns USA campaign.
"With 20 official towns, the Fair Trade Towns USA campaign now empowers more than 2.7 million Americans to vote with their dollars to support social justice for farmers and workers in the developing world, as well as conscious, sustainable consumption within their own communities," said William Linstead Goldsmith, National Coordinator of Fair Trade Towns USA.
The Fair Trade Boston campaign was driven and organized by the Boston Faith and Justice Network. The Boston Faith and Justice Network, started in 2006, is a community of Christians seeking justice as an expression of faith through personal, community and public policy change. As a coalition, Fair Trade Boston unites church teams, student groups, and ethical businesses to raise awareness and increase the availability and use of Fair Trade products throughout the Greater Boston area.
Fair Trade is a multi-stakeholder effort that empowers consumers to vote with their dollars for fair prices, better working conditions, environmental stewardship, and brighter futures for the people who make the high-quality products that we buy every day.
Fair Trade Towns USA unites a diverse group of inspired Fair Trade activists including project collaborators the Fair Trade Federation, a North American trade association of organizations fully committed to Fair Trade, and the Fair Trade Resource Network, which gathers, develops, and disseminates educational resources to people and organizations interested in the movement. The goal of the campaign is to raise consumer awareness, increase the availability of Fair Trade products, and drive sales in order to help lift millions of farming families out of poverty.
The specific criteria to be officially recognized as a Fair Trade Town include showcasing Fair Trade products available in local stores, developing an active citizen support network, collaborating with community institutions, engaging media, and formalizing support from the local government. These criteria are designed to empower citizens to develop a permanent platform in their communities for continued outreach and advocacy. Fair Trade Towns USA is funded in part by a generous grant of $50,000 from Green Mountain Coffee®, and a three-year commitment of $925,000 from the Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Foundation. The Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Foundation was established and is led separately from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. (GMCR) by GMCR Founder and Chairman Bob Stiller.
The seven new towns added since March join 13 other municipalities already recognized as Fair Trade Towns, including Amherst and Northampton, MA; Brattleboro and Burlington, VT; San Francisco and Chico, CA; Milwaukee, WI; Media, PA; Montclair and Highland Park, NJ; Bluffton, OH; Ballston Spa, NY; and Taos, NM. Furthermore, active campaigns are taking place in 30 additional towns and cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago and Seattle. The movement started in England in 2000 and quickly spread across the United Kingdom and Europe, rising to 650 declared today.
About TransFair USA
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I originally thought I was going to be home alone for supper Sunday night. I decided to make some Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings using a recipe from the Big Green Egg LifeStyle magazine. My mother likes spicy food so I invited her over to share the wings. I've long wanted to try Jamaican Jerk Chicken and was really looking forward to it. I will let the pictures tell the story and I will cut to the chase on the results. The chicken was good, but not great. My mother loved it, but I was surprised that it was not as spicy as I expected. The recipe called for you to marinade the chicken for 2-24 hours. I only had time for a 3 hour marinade. The Jamaican Jerk Seasoning recipe made more than was needed , so I plan to make this recipe again and use a 24 hour marinade time.
The biggest component to the marinade was Jamaican Jerk Seasoning which used: White wine vinegar, onion powder, red pepper flakes, olive oil, diced onions, sliced scallions, nutmeg, sage, soy sauce, freshly squeezed orange & lime juice, kosher salt & black pepper, thyme, Scotch bonnet chili,
The Jamaican Jerk Seasoning ingredients have been placed in the bowl of a food processor.
The finished Jamaican Jerk Seasoning. 1/4 cup is poured off and the rest was put in jars and refrigerated.
The marinade used the just made Jamaican Jerk Seasoning, Canola oil, garlic powder, ginger, chili powder, smoked paprika, kosher salt, black pepper, scallions & onion powder.
The finished marinade.
The chicken wings & the marinade are placed in a plastic freezer bag & go into the refrigerator for 2-24 hours. I was able to do 3 hours. Next time I will do it for the full 24.
It was raining fairly heavily out, but I was high & dry in my new grill gazebo.
The chicken is out of the fridge & is ready to go on the grill, which has been pre-heated to 350 degrees.
The wings and the Ore-Ida Grilling Potatoes are on the grill direct grilling at 350 degrees.
Twenty five minutes in. The wings & potatoes have 10 more minutes to go.
The finished wings.
These wings were good, but I was a bit surprised they weren't as spicy as I figured. Very tasty but not hot spicy. I had the rice and forgot to take a picture of the grilling potatoes, but everyone said they were good.


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On June 1, 2009 the city of Toronto passed a law meaning that all stores (including restaurants) must charge a minimum of 5 cents for each plastic bag that customers take. The idea it to reduce the amount of plastic bags going into our waste. I'm sure more and more communities will begin this practice and I know many large retailers are now charging for bags even without the by-law.
I've gathered up a bunch of links for free shopping bag patterns located around the web. There are patterns for sewing, knitting, crocheting and there's even a macrame pattern. I hope some of these patterns inspire you to make your own bags. I'd love to see them!
- Two crochet tote bag patterns using old plastic shopping bags – how much greener can you get? I'm sure these would be super durable too!
- Very simple shopping bag made from a T-shirt – this one is super simple. As long as you can sew in a straight(ish) line you'll be fine. You don't even need a sewing machine. You can hand sew this one!
- Knit Mesh Tote Bag – this is a relatively simple knitting pattern without too many complicated twists and turns.
- Shopping Bag Made from a Pillowcase – again only very basic sewing skills needed for this one.
- Wallet-sized Fold Up Shopping Bag – this one's a little more complex and you'll need intermediate sewing skills but I love how it folds up so neatly 🙂
- Crocheted Shopping Tote – a pattern for a shopping bag with pocket – intermediate crochet skills required.
- Knit Shopping Bag – this pattern is for the intermediate knitter among us
- Macrame Shopping Bag – Yes! Macrame!


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