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More older cars are being found on the roadMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- They're not exactly classic cars, but many of the vehicles we drive are getting older. In fact the average age of a car on the road is at an all time high.
Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- They're not exactly classic cars, but many of the vehicles we drive are getting older. In fact the average age of a car on the road is at an all time high.
This 8 year old Nissan is in for a bad wheel bearing. This is a newer vehicle compared to the average age of 11 of the cars on the road in the U.S.
A couple of bays down at Duggan's Garage in Moorhead is slightly older vehicle.
Dan Duggan: "This vehicle here is a 1994 chevy pick up 350 motor in it. So what we are doing is actually replacing some valves in it."
Big jobs like this on older cars are now much more common.
Duggan: "The Repairs that they wouldn't have done 5 years ago or even 3 years ago they're doing today."
And 20% of the cars on the road are like my 94 Saturn here greater than 16 years old. Dave Barth plans on keeping his 1998 Isuzu Hombre on the road.
Barth: "It's getting rust on the other side and I talked to a body shop I'll just keep it running until falls apart."
So why the increase in age, first of all cars today are just made to last longer. Even the new paints and plastics reduce rust on vehicles, and Duggan thinks that the slow economy also comes into play.
Duggan: "A decent new car is just too far out of reach for the middle income people."
And this increase in car age may actually be in part to the cash for clunkers program which was supposed to get old cars off the road.
It took so many off the market and what happens when you do that is that it doesn't allow the person that can't afford the new car to go buy a used one.
All these older cars will give out at some point and US car makers are banking on that to increase sales the next few years.
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SEASIDE PARK, New Jersey -- The massive fire that destroyed part of a Jersey shore boardwalk and dozens of businesses began accidentally in wiring damaged in Superstorm Sandy, and should prompt coastal property owners to inspect their own equipment for similar danger, officials said Tuesday.
The boardwalk fire in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights began accidentally Thursday in aged wiring that had been compromised by salt water and sand during the Oct. 29 storm, federal and county investigators said at a news conference. The wind-whipped blaze destroyed more than 50 businesses in the two towns.
Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph Coronato said the fire should be a cautionary tale.
"I'm sure on every boardwalk everywhere (at the Jersey shore), there may be compromised wiring," he said. "We don't want to start a panic mode. We just want to be reasonable. If you're a property owner and you think your electrical work came in contact with water and sand, we strongly recommend you have it inspected."
Seaside Heights officials did not immediately return a message seeking comment about the status of wiring in the surviving two-thirds of the boardwalk.
Investigators said the fire began in wiring that dated to the 1970s and was located under a frozen custard stand and candy shop.
Jessica Gotthold, a senior special agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said investigators located wires under the boardwalk that somehow came in contact with each other, causing an electrical arc that is believed to have started the fire. Coronato said those wires had been exposed to the storm surge and grating sand action of the storm, which compromised them.
But as far as why the wires contacted each other, he said, "we will never know."
The prosecutor said the investigation ruled out all other possible causes of the fire, including careless smoking or a deliberate act of arson. The wiring was inaccessible to the public, he noted.
Authorities even pulled financial records of the businesses involved in the blaze to make sure no one had a financial motive to start a fire.
"We left no stone unturned," he said. "This was not a suspicious fire."
It was only by destroying part of the 5-month-old boardwalk that Seaside Heights had just spent $8 million to rebuild that the rest of the walkway was saved. Public works crews ripped out a 25-foot swath of boardwalk to serve as a makeshift fire break, depriving the blaze of fuel. They then filled the void with giant sand piles - makeshift dunes to hold back fire, not water.
The desperation plan worked and stopped the fire from burning the rest of the boardwalk.
Gov. Chris Christie's administration decided the state will use Sandy-recovery money to pay for debris removal. He also pledged $15 million in Sandy money to help rebuild the burned businesses.
Christie said Tuesday the state will let business affected by the fire postpone filing sales and use tax returns that were due this month until Oct. 21 to help them recover.
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Homeowners call their banks and call their banks. Banks are not responsive to returning phone calls because they do have sufficient information on the homeowner's finances to make a determination. Homeowners who have received loan modification are not satisfied with the meager reduction in their monthly payment. Some homeowners who are currently in a loan modification have to re-default due to unemployment/financial hardship and medical hardships, etc. Every short sale case is unique. If the homeowner paid too much for the house, it usually means the homeowner is paying too much to keep a roof over their head and that does not make sense when income goes down and exceeds income month after month.
Q: When will I be able to buy after a short sale?
A: Veterans are able to buy two years after a short sale. Non-veterans are able to buy three years after a short sale.
Conventional homeowners are able to buy right away if they stayed current during the short sale (consult a local loan officer for details).
Lease-option-to-buy programs are available right away depending on qualification.
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Q: Will my credit be ruined when I short sell?
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No one knows for sure exactly how much your credit will suffer when you short sell. There are many factors that determine your score. For homeowners who have not missed a payment during the short sale, their credit score will not decrease much.
Also, the way your bank reports the short sale to the credit bureaus will make a difference in the severity of the impact on your credit score. If your mortgage lender reports that your mortgage has been "paid in full," then your score won't be hurt as much as if it was reported as "settled for less than full balance."
Q: Should I short sell now or short sell when there is foreclosure notice taped to my door?
A: For homeowners who are concerned about their credit, it must be understood that your bank will continue to report late payments month after month after your house is sold.
Q: When should I list the house for short sale?
A: Most homeowners are listing their homes for short sales as soon as they have decided not to make their house payment. Most banks will appraise the property and let the homeowner know what they will receive as relocation incentives once the short sale is completed. This relocation incentive is provided to the homeowner in the form of a check on the day the short sale closes and transferred to the new buyer.
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What do old things and nature have in common? Plenty – if you have a little creativity and some imagination. Upon pondering to a friend about what to do with mom's old ice skates, she had an amazing idea. Pair them up with a sprig of nature and hang them on your front door for the holidays. Who would have thought!
2014-01-28 23:05:40
Climate Change Causes Extreme Weather
Some people think climate change is only linked to high temperatures but it is not like that at all. The evidence of climate change is right in front of our faces: record low temperatures in the north, record high temperatures in the south, unusual weather in certain zones of the world, etc.
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Very nice experience! My wife and I enjoyed a relaxing couples massage and found the environment and staff to be exceptional.
Beautiful place, inexperienced staff, high costs – Healing Waters is a beautiful spa but the customer service is lacking and the inexperience of the girl performing my chemical peel was highly evident. She just kept trying to sell me the most expensive peel and couldn't answer any of the questions I had for her about the differences in the peels. It was an expensive procedure and I was in and out in about 15 minutes. No extra touches, just apply the peel, remove the peel, and send me on my way. This is also the first spa where I had a medical grade peel and was not sent home with aftercare instructions. The girl (and I call her a girl because she a was 20 years old) said she would call me to follow up in a couple of days. You guessed it...I never received a call from her. I was extremely disappointed since this is such an expensive spa. I was not impressed and would not recommend this place to anyone.
Bad experience – I waited over 40 minutes for my scheduled appointment, then was rushed through my service (less than 10 min for a $400 treatment) and out the door because of course they were late for the appointment after me, she also left a large bruise on my forehead. The place looks nice but not much confidence in the management or those providing the services.
I am so sorry that your experience at the spa was not a positive one. We highly value our client's feedback and take all complaints seriously. From the nature of your comments, it sounds like you received a medical service. As in any medical facility, the provider does run the risk of running behind at times as the services provided are not finite in duration. When injecting Botox or dermal filler, or providing a laser service, treatment times can vary. When a technician is running late, we do our best to communicate with clients and keep them comfortable during their wait. I'm sorry if we fell short of this during your visit. I want to assure you that our staff are highly trained and competent individuals. We employ only registered nurses and physicians to provide our medical services. Our spa manager would be more than happy to speak with you regarding your experience if you would like to contact the spa directly. Thank you for taking the time to share your concerns.
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Thirty minutes through the contest, Nevada had managed more than to just stay within reach of the No. 11 Lobos, holding a 55-53 edge with 10:18 on the clock. From there, it was all New Mexico as the Mountain West champions ran away to a 75-62 victory Wednesday night.
After Nevada pushed its lead to 56-55 with just over eight minutes to play, the Lobos went to work inside and dominated the Pack. Over the next five minutes, Nevada's defense wilted under New Mexico's big men as the Lobos ripped off a 17-0 run to jump ahead 72-56, essentially sealing the win with 3:12 on the clock. Eight of the 17 unanswered points came in the key. Another five points during the spurt came on free throws that resulted from fouls in the paint.
"I thought they were getting the ball too deep," Nevada coach David Carter said of the Lobos' inside game. "We didn't have time to rotate or get a double team and double the post.
"When you get it right underneath the basket so close where you can go straight up, there's not enough time to change. They went to our weakness, which was inside. A couple times post guys tried to front when they weren't supposed to and didn't get around so they got easy baskets. I think that was the turning point, 30 points inside the paint."
While the Wolf Pack (12-17, 3-12 MWC) could not stop New Mexico (26-4, 13-2) on the defensive side of the ball, Carter said Nevada didn't help itself on offense during the stretch either.
"It was just empty possessions," he said. "I thought we had good looks. I think we even had a couple of good looks from the outside in transition. They're a very good team. If you don't make them pay, the margin for error is so small. You let them pull away to six, seven, that is a big lead for them because they know how to play with the lead."
Before New Mexico's 17-0 run shut the door on any thought of a Wolf Pack upset, Nevada had stayed with the Lobos stride for stride.
The teams worked their way to a 10-10 tie six minutes into the contest before New Mexico distanced itself to a 19-14 lead with 10:21 left in the first half. The Pack then rallied back with 10 straight points to grab a 24-19 lead at the 7:16 mark before New Mexico closed the first half with 17 of the final 25 points to seize a 36-32 edge at halftime.
The Lobos pushed that advantage to 44-37 in the first three minutes of the second half, but a 13-3 Nevada burst handed the lead back to the Pack, 50-47, at the 12:19 mark. A putback by Cole Huff and a corner trey by Malik Story then extended the Wolf Pack to its 55-53 lead.
The loss dropped the Pack to 2-6 at home within Mountain West play. Carter said a large reason for the poor home record is the Wolf Pack's performance on the glass.
"Rebounding is the front line. You can't make runs if you can't get stops," he said. "There's no such thing as stops after made baskets. When you get stops, it puts more pressure on their defense so maybe you could get more break downs when you run your sets. But when they're scoring and their defense is set, it's hard to score against a good, solid defense every single time. So you have to get stops because your defense has to create offense for you. We haven't done that this year and it goes to rebounding."
Story was the only Wolf Pack player to finish with double digits in scoring, finishing his senior night with 25 points. Guard Deonte Burton added eight points and eight assists while forward Kevin Panzer tallied nine points.
Nevada will now travel to face Colorado State on Saturday. Tip-off is set for 5:30 p.m. And although the Pack is in the midst of a six-game losing streak, Burton said there is still plenty to gain in the regular season finale.
"We're always going to stay confident in each other," Burton said. "Regardless of how we play right now, going into the conference tournament we're going to try to build momentum regardless. We have to count on one another to do that. There are some tough games that we lost, but we have to stay together, keep our heads up, and get ready for Colorado State."


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Carolyn Tate, professor of pre-Columbian and Native American art at the School of Art, Texas Tech University, is also a noted curator and specialist in Mesoamerican and Mayan art. As curator, her venues have included The National Gallery of Art, Princeton University, and the Dallas Museum of Art. She is author of Yaxchilan: The Design of a Maya Ceremonial City (Austin, 1992) and the forthcoming Olmec Art and Knowledge: Gestation and Creation in Formative Mesoamerica (University of Texas). As a Clark Fellow, she will pursue her book project, a study of women's knowledge as expressed in the art of the preliterate (900 – 400 BC), or Olmec period of Mexico, testing a variety of analytical methods to expand our contemporary perspectives of the period.


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When talking to Justin Edwards about his volunteer efforts, you can tell from the huge smile plastered on his face that he is passionate about serving the community. Working with Community Engagement Center has allowed Justin to take advantage of his desire to help others. He has volunteered with many Alternative Break and Sac State Serves including the Sacramento Zoo's Ice Cream Safari and Safteyville USA's Halloween Haunt. Life experience has made Justin realize that "money isn't everything"; giving your time is just as valuable.
Serving with Alternative Break has been a "mind awakening experience" for Justin. It has given him the opportunity to work in many different arenas. His most rewarding experience was volunteering with Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services' Mobile Food Distribution in Oak Park. Justin enjoyed being able to talk to and interact with the people he was serving. He also enjoyed preparing meals with Meals on Wheels by ACC for low-income seniors in the Sacramento area. Justin remarked that "knowing I am doing a deed for someone other than those who have done for me was payment for my time and service [in of] itself."
Initially, Justin was a Business Administration major at Sacramento State. After a car accident left him temporarily paralyzed, he changed his major and his outlook on life. Justin realized that his "life on earth was made for a purpose." He felt fortunate and blessed with opportunities. Overwhelmed with the need to give back, Justin decided to become a Sociology major and more recently to double major in Social Work.
Justin's favorite class so far has been his Sociology 120 class, Ethnic and Race Relations with Professor Paul Burke. In this class they analyzed the relations among various racial, religious, nationality and gender groups as they interact with racism, ethnocentrism and class around the world. Justin enjoyed looking into the lives of other heritages and was shocked to discover how society has been prejudice towards so many groups, including African Americans, Mexicans, Native Americans and the Chinese. After earning his degree, Justin hopes to impact these groups through a career related to guidance and youth counseling.
For Justin, it is important to keep a positive outlook and offer others a lending hand. "So many people have been through bad experiences and they need encouragement to show them that there are people willing to help." The most important outcome for Justin is to see smiles on people's faces because that's when he knows he's made an impact. "The people [I help] don't know me, but I care. …Helping others brings out the best in people and encourages them to pay it forward when they can." It is that experience, that connection, which motivates Justin to continue serving.
Justin plans to graduate by Spring 2013.
Contributed by D. Martin
Each year, more than two thousand Sacramento State students, faculty, staff, and alumni participate in programs and projects sponsored by Community Engagement Center. Programs such as Alternative Break, AmeriCorps Students in Service, Sac State Serves, and Service Learning fulfill our mission to facilitate learning and engagement by linking campus and community for mutual benefit. Through Spotlight, Community Engagement Center will highlight outstanding individuals and programs advancing community engagement in the Sacramento region.
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The Minnesota Twins' home opener on Monday was one of those nightmarish early April so-called "spring" days outdoor stadium critics have been warning about.
At Target Field, players and fans dressed in layers to brave the 35-degree temperature and 17 mph winds. The hot chocolate line was 12 to 15 people deep, and beer vendors were talking among themselves.
Playing in that weather wasn't pleasant. But baseball isn't about having pleasant weather all the time. It's about playing when it's blazing hot, or it's chilly enough to wear long johns. It's about playing in the sunshine, or when it's drizzling. It's about playing when the wind is in your face or blowing out to center field.
Weather is supposed to be part of baseball. It's part of the challenge, and it's part of the pleasure.
People were happy to get out of the Metrodome and its permanent teflon sky for a chance to bask in the sun on a clear, warm summer day.
There will be plenty of days like that in the future. Twins fans should be able to put up with a few days when parkas are called for.


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What does "non-invasive tumor" mean?
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A 'non-invasive' tumor really means that the tumor has not invaded through layers of the organ. However, non-invasive, does not necessarily mean a tumor cannot cause a problem. Like real estate, it is all about location. A non-invasive tumor in the brain can push on critical structures and make it act in a malignant fashion. It is important to look at the entire situation to determine there are any additional treatments required.
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May 3, 2011 - Patients with ductal carcinoma in situ who undergo radiation therapy in addition to excision have a longer time to recurrence, but recurrent tumors are more likely to be invasive, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Breast Surgeons, held from April 27 to May 1 in Washington, D.C.
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia women's soccer squad looks to build on a strong start to the season this week as they play a pair of games, one of which is their first conference matchup of the season. The Lady Saints will play their first PBC match on Saturday traveling to USC Aiken.
Head coach Chris Adams got two strong performances from his squad over the weekend, outscoring their opponents 4-1 to secure themselves the Conference Carolinas sweep. The Lady Saints needed a comeback victory on Sunday in Mount Olive and got just that as Kelly Penston found the back of the net to boost North Georgia from behind 2-1 over the Trojans. The Lady Saints now take their 2-0 record into the second week of the season, here's what's on tap.
Wednesday, September 7, 4:00 PM vs Alabama-Huntsville, Dahlonega, GA
University of Alabama-Huntsville Chargers
Body of Work
Current Record: 1-1
Last Season: 8-8 (3-4 GSC; 6th in conference)
Conference Prediction in 2011: 4th
Goal Differential in 2010/2011: +2/0
Expectations - The Chargers come into this season after finishing middle of the road last year. UAH is picked to finish right about where they finished last season behind West Florida, North Alabama and Christian Brothers. The climb to the top of the GSC goes right through those three squads, and the climb is a pretty steep one. If UAH plays well this season and find themselves right in the thick of things come the last couple weeks of the season, it may be to their advantage; the Chargers play North Alabama and West Florida both at home to end the conference season.
Good News - UAH somehow managed to win and lose every other game last season, meaning they never won or lost two games in a row. Not losing consecutive games is something to hang their hats on as well as not losing to the teams that the Chargers finish ahead of. UAH went 2-1 last season against the PBC, beating Clayton State and Georgia Southwestern. UAH also plays 11 games on their home turf this season, as opposed to just the six away from Huntsville.
Bad News - Lincoln Memorial, a team picked seventh in the SAC this season, came into Huntsville on Sunday afternoon and downed the Chargers in extra time, 2-1. It may be early, but it looks like UAH is back to their trend of win-lose-win-lose after beating Delta State to start the season. The Chargers only have five starters returning from a squad that finished .500 last season; the touted newcomers must step in quick and be effective if Huntsville looks to get over the hump.
Chargers vs. Saints - UAH will be playing its only road contest in its first six games of the year while North Georgia has already experienced the home and away atmosphere. Both teams have expectations, and rightly so, of finishing in the top three of their respective conferences. While the Saints look to take a 3-0 record into their conference opener this weekend, the Chargers will look to keep their consistent ways and not lose back to back games for the first time since 2009.
Saturday, September 10, 5:00 PM, @ USC Aiken, Pacer Pit, Aiken, SC.
University of South Carolina-Aiken Pacers
Body of Work
Current Record: 2-0
Last Season: 5-11-5 (0-8-2 PBC; 11th in conference)
Conference Prediction in 2011: 10th
Goal Differential in 2010/2011: -6(-20 in PBC)/+2
Expectations - Being selected to finish 10th in the 11-team league is anything but high expectations, but the Pacers will have a chip on their shoulder and will be playing with essentially nothing to lose. USC Aiken may have the advantage of sneaking up on some teams this season, but it will take plenty of strong, quality performances to get the end results.
Good News - In the five games the Pacers won last year against the Conference Carolinas and the South Atlantic Conference, they outscored their opponents 20-3.
Bad News - The Pacers play in the Peach Belt Conference, where they hold a 2-16-2 record over the past two seasons.
Good News - Aiken is 2-0 to start off the season for the first time since 2005.
Bad News - Aiken hasn't beaten North Georgia since 2006, going 0-3-1 and getting outscored 8-2 in that time.
Pacers vs. Saints – In a match-up, which the Saints have owned in recent memory, both teams are looking to start the conference season off on the right foot. The Saints can't find themselves looking ahead to UNC Pembroke, a team the coaches voted similar to North Georgia for third best in the league. The Lady Saints must get off the bus in South Carolina ready to play, or they'll be kicking themselves all the way home for letting a very winnable game slip away.
As always, be sure to follow the Saints upcoming matchups on the web at www.SaintsSports.com and on Twitter at @SaintsSports. Wednesday will be a double-header for the Saints soccer squads as the women kickoff at 4:00 pm and the men are set to kickoff at 7:00 pm against the University of Tampa. The match-up will again continue the tradition of Loyal Blue, giving free t-shirts to those who have not yet started adding up the points.


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A new perspective on infertility treatment
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Mike Berkley, Founder and Director of The Berkley Center for Reproductive Wellness in New York City, is licensed and Board Certified in Acupuncture in New York State. Mike is also certified in Chinese Herbology by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Mike graduated from The Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York in 1996, and he has been treating reproductive disorders since then. Mike is the first acupuncturist/herbalist in the United States to work exclusively in the field of reproductive medicine and enjoys working in conjunction with some of New York's most prestigious reproductive endocrinologists.
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How many failed IUI's and IVF's have you had? Four? Five? Seven? Have you heard this "you are producing beautiful embryos, your lining looks great and your husbands sperm is off the charts"? How many failed donor egg cycles have you had?
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MCC Ontario sending H1N1 response kits to remote northern First Nations
November 19, 2009
KITCHENER, Ont. – Mennonite Central Committee Ontario (MCCO) is collecting and sending up to 2,000 H1N1 Response Kits to northern Ontario for distribution in remote First Nation communities.
"Staff in our MCC Timmins office keep reminding us southerners how our neighbours in First Nation communities experience a much higher risk when it comes to infectious diseases such as H1N1," says Rick Cober Bauman, MCCO Executive Director.
"No matter what conclusion we have drawn about H1N1 or pandemics, the truth is that remote and isolated northern aboriginal communities, with over-crowded housing and poor sanitation systems, do have more to fear than we do in the south."
The World Health Organization has named Indigenous People among the top three at-risk groups most likely to contract the H1N1 virus.
According to the Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada (ANAC), the following groups are most at risk in First Nations communities: aboriginal youth, pregnant women, and those with pre-existing health conditions. Of the aboriginal people living in Ontario's Far North, 70 per cent are under the age of 30, and approximately 50 per cent of these are between the ages of 0 – 19, making many vulnerable to the virus.
MCCO received a request from community leadership in northern Ontario for items that would help reduce the H1N1 risk among members in their communities. After consultation with physicians, and with First Nation Health Authorities, an H1N1 Response Kit was developed to work at preventing the virus. The kit contains: hand sanitizer, liquid soap, packets of tissue, a hand towel and a face cloth.
Individuals, churches, organizations and schools in Ontario's north and south have been invited to collect the kit items and bring them to their nearest MCC office in Ontario where they will be placed into a drawstring bag and then shipped to the Timmins office for further distribution to First Nation communities.
"With the threat of the H1N1 pandemic hitting our northern communities, we find ourselves in a very vulnerable position. While we do our best with the limited resources that we have, we appreciate the efforts of an organization such as the Mennonite Central Committee who have offered to assist us in our time of need," said Mushkegowuk Grand Chief, Stan Louttit.
For specific details regarding the contents of a H1N1 Response Kit, go to mcco.ca [2].


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Carbs: 25.4g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 14.3g | Calories: 207.6
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This is a basic quiche recipe that I used all the time when I lived in France. The Lorraine in the recipe is the bacon, onion & swiss cheese. You can take those items out and replace them with anything you like. Any type of veggies in the house usually will work!
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I came across this recipe over 3 years ago, and since then it's the only marinade I've used for Flank Steak. We love it and so does everyone we have prepared it for!
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Sundram defends insipid LIONSXII
LIONSXII coach V. Sundramoorthy was quick to defend his side after Friday's lacklustre 0-0 draw with Johor FC in the Malaysia Cup.
By Gabriel Tan
The result was enough to see the Singaporean outfit finish top of Group A and advance to the quarter-finals, but it was far from a convincing display as neither side dared to be adventurous, knowing a draw would see them both progress.
As the final whistle blew, a majority of the 4,987 crowd at the Jalan Besar Stadium jeered both teams off; a rare occurence considering the LIONSXII faithful have been extremely supportive of their side all season long.
Still, Sundramoorthy insisted his team had not set out their stall to play for a draw, and believes fatigue was the reason behind their insipid display.
"In the first half, it was very exciting," he said after the game. "We were going forward and trying to create chances, and we tried our best to score goals.
"In the second half, I feel the boys were fatigued and tired. They have just played too many games recently and that slowed down the tempo of the game."
When pressed further on why the LIONSXII were content to pass the ball around in defence for the last 25 minutes of the match, the former Singapore international maintained that his charges were looking for the opportune moment to push forward, and that they weren't helped by Johor FC's negative tactics.
"We were trying to find the passage to break through the walls of opposition players, pass the ball around and create something," Sundramoorthy added.
"Johor were sitting back with ten players behind the ball. It wasn't easy to penetrate them."
The result also meant that the LIONSXII finished the group stage having scored just four goals in six matches, although their coach believes they have the necessary firepower to deal with Pahang in the quarter-finals.
"The quarter-finals will be very crucial and I believe we have the players who are capable of changing the game," he insisted.
"I've played for Pahang before; it'll be a good match against them."
Johor FC team manager Wan Nizam Wan Omar expressed his belief that the draw was a very good result for his side, especially after they lost three players to injury during the match - captain Khairul Ismail, star striker Arthuro Bernhardt and Riduwan Maon.
"I would like to congratulate my team and LIONSXII for qualifying," he said. "We knew before the start we had to be cautious because of injuries.
"In the first half two of our players picked up serious injuries, and we had one more at the start of the second half. As such, getting a draw was quite a good result for us.
"Both teams were cautious and we had many injuries. I don't think our players could move and we were cautious about the LIONSXII counterattack."
And while the Bees will face a tough test in the last eight against 32-time champions Selangor, Wan Nizam believes there is no reason for them to fear the Red Giants.
"We want to win the Malaysia Cup," he declared.
"Hopefully our players on the injured list come back in time, especially our striker Arthuro, who we are quite dependant on getting the goals. He's our top scorer in the competition so far.
"Everybody stands a good chance in the knockout round. Even teams who aren't favourites can cause upsets."
The first leg of the quarter-final clashes between LIONSXII and Pahang, and Selangor and Johor FC will both take place next Friday.


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From January 2002 to May 2004, 28 cases of human illness from saxitoxin puffer fish poisoning (SPFP) in Florida, New Jersey, Virginia, and New York were linked to the consumption of puffer fish caught from Florida's Indian River Lagoon. Tests found the toxin in three species of puffer fish--southern (Sphoeroides nephelus), checkered (S. testudineus), and bandtail (S. spengleri)--and researchers for the FWC identified the dinoflagellate alga Pyrodinium bahamense (Figure 1) as the source of saxitoxin for the first time in the United States.
Figure 1. Pyrodinium bahamense (light microscope image)
Globally, similar food poisoning incidents, known as paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), have resulted from consumption of marine shellfish that have fed on saxitoxin-producing microalgae. Both PSP and SPFP can be fatal.
The FWC and its state and federal agency partners assessed the significant risk of SPFP from saxitoxins in the Indian River Lagoon and implemented management plans accordingly. In 2004, the FWC imposed a permanent ban on the harvest of puffer fish from the area. The extreme toxicity of the puffer fish fillets from the 2002-04 SPFP events and continued high concentrations in later samples demonstrate the danger that puffer fish pose to the public and support the FWC's action.
Also in 2002, saxitoxins were confirmed in shellfish from the Indian River Lagoon. As a result, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), in collaboration with the FWC, established the Biotoxin Contingency Program to monitor shellfish for saxitoxin. Since April 2003, Agriculture Department staff have collected samples each month from east coast shellfish harvesting areas in Brevard and Indian River counties (see Figure 2 for collection sites, indicated by red dots). The FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI) analyzes the water and clam meat for P. bahamense cell counts and saxitoxin, respectively. If saxitoxin levels in shellfish increase (usually during the warmer months), sample collection is increased to weekly and the geographic collection sites are expanded to the north and south.
These programs provide an early warning of bloom occurrences and shellfish toxicity and minimize the risk of human exposure to saxitoxins. Since 2003, the Agriculture Department has ordered 30 shellfish harvesting area closures when saxitoxin levels equaled or exceeded the international standard tolerance limit, 80 micrograms per 100 grams. As of mid-2011, there had been no reports of PSP illnesses in Florida.
Additional Studies of Algal Blooms
Beginning in 2005, the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program funded the FWRI, together with its project partners--the University of Florida, Innovative Health Applications, and Ocean Research & Conservation Association--and a collaborator, the St. Johns River Water Management District, to monitor harmful algal blooms in the Indian River Lagoon. The goal of this study was to monitor the variable distribution, frequency of occurrence, and composition of algal blooms, especially P. bahamense.
The Indian River Lagoon spans more than 220 km (137 miles) of the east coast of Florida and is the site of numerous commercial and recreational clam and oyster beds. While harmful algal blooms have been observed throughout the lagoon, the northern portion appears to be particularly prone to significant blooms of P. bahamense. Project partners actively monitored six stations biweekly in the northern lagoon (see Figure 2 for collections, indicated by green dots) and sent water samples to FWRI and the University of Florida to analyze for algal species. Agency partners received data for use in management decisions pertaining to the puffer fish and shellfish industries.
Work from 2006 to 2009 indicated that the frequency of harmful algal blooms, including blooms of P. bahamense, in the Indian River Lagoon related in part to nutrient inputs from rainfall and to water residence time, or the amount of time that water remains in the lagoon. Pyrodinium bahamense has a resting stage, called a cyst, that resides in the sediments. Beginning in 2009, FWRI researchers began monitoring the sediments for the geographic expansion of P. bahamense within the Indian River Lagoon, recording the number and distribution of cysts. FWC and its partners continued to collect samples biweekly and analyze data to determine the role that environmental factors play in P. bahamense blooms until September 2011 when funding for the project ended.
FDACS continues to send water and shellfish samples to FWRI for analysis as part of the biotixin contingency plan to monitor shellfish for saxitoxin. FWRI continues to cooperate with other agencies to assist with response in the event of an algal bloom in the Indian River Lagoon.
Figure 2. Map of collection sites for Pyrodinium bahamense and saxitoxin monitoring
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