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Chicken, chicken meal, cracked pearled barley, whole grain brown rice, oatmeal, corn gluten meal, chicken fat preserved with mixed tocopherols (a form of Vitamin E), beet pulp, egg product, flaxseed, fish meal, natural chicken flavor, salmon oil (as source of DHA), potassium chloride, salt, choline chloride, glucosamine hydrochloride, L-carnitine, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, chondroitin sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, calcium pantothenate, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite, pyridoxinehydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin, vitamin D supplement, folic acid.
Crude Protein (min.) 27.0%
Crude Fat (min.) 14.0%
Crude Fiber (max.) 4.0%
Moisture (max.) 10.0%
Calcium (min.) 1.0%
Phosphorus (min.) 0.9%
Zinc (min.) 150 ppm
Selenium (min.) 0.3 ppm
Vitamin E (min.) 150 IU/kg
L-Carnitine (min.) 40 ppm*
Omega-6 Fatty Acids (min.) 2.5%*
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (min.) 0.3%*
DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid (min.) 0.05%*
Glucosamine Hydrochloride (min.) 500 ppm*
Chondroitin Sulfate (min.) 125 ppm*
* Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profile.
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First two ingredients are named meat products
Insufficient meat content, some mixed quality grain, controversial filler
The first ingredient is a named meat product. This is not in meal form. Fresh ingredients are inclusive of water content (about 80%). Once that is removed, as it must be to create a dehydrated product, the ingredient will weigh around 20% of its wet weight. Ingredients are listed in order of weight, and the dehydrated ingredient would probably be more accurately placed much further down the ingredient list. It is followed by a meat ingredient in meal form, which is the primary meat product in the food. Whilst the ingredient list is thus headed by a meat product, it also contains 4 grain products ahead of the fat content, which decreases our confidence in the meat content of the food and starts to indicate a grain heavy product. There is a fish meal ingredient 11th on the ingredient list, but this is far too far down to make any significant contribution to the overall meat content of the food. We find no sign of a guarantee on the manufacturer's site that they use only ethoxyquin-free protein sources in the product (ethoxyquin is a chemical preservative, commonly added to fish ingredients and which is banned or heavily regulated in human food production due to the belief that it is carcinogenic).
The main grains are barley, rice, oatmeal and corn. Barley, rice and oatmeal are decent quality grains, but corn is a difficult to digest grain that is of limited value in dog food. It is commonly associated with food allergies, and in gluten meal form is a grain fragment we consider primarily filler. Corn gluten meal is "the dried residue from corn after the removal of the larger part of the starch and germ, and separation of the bran by the process employed in the wet milling manufacture of corn starch or syrup, or by enzymatic treatment of the endosperm". In plain English: the remains of rice after most of the nutritious bits have been removed.
Beet pulp (fibre) is filler, and a controversial ingredient. It is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required. We would prefer to see the use of whole eggs rather than egg product in the food.
Overall, this product contains ingredients of mixed quality, but the decent quality ones exceed the low quality ones. It suffers primarily through its very limited meat content and users might consider supplementing this diet with meat.
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Papers (1921-1951, 1977) consisting of memoir, political scenario, World War II, Christianity in China.
In August of 1922 Lucy J. Webb landed at Shanghai, China, where she stayed as a Methodist missionary from 1922-1943 and from 1946 to 1951. Her memoir describes the work done by the many missionaries in Shanghai during these years with special emphasis on the work of Moore Memorial Church.
Descriptions of Shanghai and its people, Soochow and its people, Chinese education, Confucian philosophy, the silk industry, the hairnet industry, and uses for bamboo are given. Chinese cooking methods, child raising methods, marriage arrangements and ceremonies, medical care, and farming methods are also discussed in Miss Webb's memoir. In referring to her vacations, Miss Webb describes Korea and Peking in the 1920s, Saigon, Hong Kong, Japan, Phnom Penh and Angkor in Cambodia, and the Philippines in the 1930s.
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NVM, too late.
Jefferies out for two weeks......
Thats messed-up for so many reasons....Jefferies is the best leader of the 2nd-unit....Jefferies make our bench-depth stronger, plus Jorts really need a lot of playingtime with Jefferies in the same lineup with him so he could define his role as a bigman in the NBA.
Well the positive news here is jorts will get more playing time. I think he's a year away, but he needs experience.
Never seen it this bad - he beats Carmelo by a long-shot.
SMH @ this thread being made only 3 days ago....That means one week and 4 days until the defensive player of the year makes his return
Wasn't there a thread like this earlier in the season when Jefferies was out for a few games and we were all really happy about it?
This has been the weirdest season, it's been like 3 seasons rolled into one.
^ I was probably the first poster ever to join Team Jeffries. I've been a fan for a few years now
Do you forget the KnicksChick thread? Me vs the entire forum over whether Jared Jeffries was a decent player
If anyone want a recap of the thread where about 90% of the active forum members got exposed: http://www.knicksonline.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=7561
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Who would of ever thought we would be so eager for the return of jeffries, i remember it just like yesterday when jeffries fumbled that pass in the playoffs and everyone in New york and all the fans stamped "LOSER" on his forehead, i admit i was part of that bunch but now i really see how great he can be for us he really worked hard to improve offensively and his defense is always +1. I cant wait to see the chandler/jeffries duo on the court again.


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|Tomato with rice soup
Most of the green tomatoes I harvested turned red. YAY! I roasted them up and made a soup for lunch. The skin comes much easier I find when they are roasted opposed to blanching, plus the flavor is better. Once they are all squishy from the oven, let them cool and the skin just slides off.
10 large tomatoes- roasted, peeled and pushed through a sieve (to remove the seeds)
2-3 tbsp olive oil
1 onion-small diced
2 stalks celery-small diced
1 garlic clove-minced
1 green pepper-small diced
1/4 tsp chili powder
1 bay leaf
2/3 cup white rice
5 to 6 cups water/ veggie stock
splash of balsamic vinegar
sea salt
freshly ground pepper
Core tomatoes, place on a baking sheet in the oven. Roast for 30-40 minutes int the oven at 400. Once cooled peel skin off and push through a fine mesh strainer with a ladle or back of a spoon.
In a soup pot heat oil on low/medium heat, add onion, celery, garlic, and pepper with chili powder. Saute until soft. Add bay leaf and rice. Stir in the tomato juice. Add water or stock. Simmer for 20 minutes until rice is cooked. Season to taste with vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper.
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somewhat funny (or sad, however you take it). Was all the (mobile and wireless)
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my camera and some chargers. So far so good and in the pre-mobile phone days,
you put a book into the bag instead the mobile phone and nobody thought about
chargers because just a battery for needed for the simple Kodak cameras.
However, since (for me) vacation never means disconnected, I also put my Netbook
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Now you might wonder why I've taken the MiFi with me, where my mobile phones
aren't just mobile phones but smartphones, especially because the hotel had
(free) WiFi and LAN and what I did with a SlingCatcher in vacation?
Well, as I said - vacation never means I'm out of business and while I've tested
the SlingCatcher from several locations within Germany, I wanted to give it the
final test from abroad as well. Also I knew that the hotel had LCD flatscreen
TVs where I was easily able to connect the SlingCatcher to. Last but not least,
I wanted to watch some German shows live, while in Spain, as well as I had some
previously recorded TV shows and movies on my Media Center and vacation is the
best time to watch this stuff, you never have time to watch when at home.
Last but not least, thanks to the programmable SlingCatcher remote control, I
was able to watch TV from the bed, without standing-up to turn on/off the TV as
well as it allowed me to change the channels or to pause the video playback.
And why the MiFi? Where all my Windows Mobile and Android smartphones can
connect to the Internet anyway and the Windows Mobile smartphone can even be
used as a wireless modem for the Netbook? Well, because I didn't plan to connect
the MiFi to the Netbook at all but surprisingly to the mobile phones instead!
When I was in Barcelona earlier this year, I bought a Yoigo SIM card (Yoigo
is a new Spanish mobile network operator) because Yoigo offers quite attractive
data day-flats. While my main carrier caps the daily mobile Internet spending at
15 Euro per day (as long as I don't use more than 50 MB), Yoigo offers flat
Internet access for 3.50 Euro only. However, I always want to stay reachable
(for calls and text messages) and therefore I never replace my home SIM with
prepaid SIM when abroad but this time I had the idea that I could link my
smartphones via WiFi to the MiFi. This would gave me local Internet access by
still being reachable under my German mobile phone number.
To be sure, even if the MiFi provides some good battery runtime, the MiFi
wasn't running out of power, I've furthermore connected the it to the Proporta
USB Mobile Device Charger which kept the MiFi charged for a full day island
visiting and simply left both in the bag.
At the end of the day, the SlingCatcher worked quite well, after I connected
it to the Netbook which was connected wireless to the hotel Internet line; until
the Slingbox Pro screwed up and required a reset, which I was unable to do
remotely from Spain. Nevertheless, until it screwed up, I've watched all shows
and movies I wanted to watch and therefore I haven't missed it too much.
However, next time I will be better prepared because the Slingbox is now
connected to a timer clock which turns it off and on again for a minute - every
But also the smartphone MiFi combo worked perfectly. It allowed me using
Google Maps to find the right spots on the island, I was able to read and write
my E-Mails as well as reading the latest news, posting to Twitter or Facebook as
well as sending photos to friends and family instantly and it even allowed me to
stream some music on the beach. The saved money I've invested into some good
tapas and the one or the other refreshing Sangria.
Even if I carried more technology than in the early days, it made my vacation
more comfortable.
Cheers ~ Arne
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The day began innocently enough. I had a 16-miler planned, and it was warm and sunny and due to get only moreso. This was the first time I had trained for a marathon, and I was running farther than I ever had before.
The route would take me down a road that borders a river, then on a country road which passes my friend Whitney's neighborhood, continuing past a couple farms with chickens and horses and beautiful vistas. On a Saturday morning, it is peaceful and without much traffic, and I looked forward to covering the distance, but always a little anxious before these long runs, hoping all would go smoothly.
Things just didn't feel great right from the start. It was more humid than I expected, and I was sweating and hot within three miles, not a good sign with many miles to go. I had followed my pre-run prep as usual to ensure there would be no need for pit-stops along the way — the routine is usually so iron-clad that it had never failed me before until this run, when it became very clear within four miles that I needed to find a bathroom. I headed into my friend's neighborhood and caught them just as they were leaving for a bar mitzvah, the entire family beautifully dressed compared to my sweat-lined tank top and shorts; they kindly took pity on me and much-relieved, I was able to continue my run.
With renewed energy, the next couple of miles went smoothly. I started to run up a hill and noticed something moving at the top. Wild turkeys, lots of them. I counted and there were at least a dozen, but it is hard to count such a moving mass. I love birds, and I love to see wildlife when out running, and I thought I'd get a great look at them when I passed by as they scattered off to the side. But they didn't scatter. I got closer, and realized they were heading down the hill toward me. Strange; I kept running towards them, and they kept heading towards me, with a lot of clucking and chatter and one turkey started displaying tail feathers and puffing up. I was getting a very close look at them now, and I decided to cross to the other side of the road.
Wild turkeys are native to North America and were Benjamin Franklin's choice for our national bird. Colonists and Native Americans often ate wild turkey, and turkeys are symbols of Thanksgiving, although they are not mentioned specifically in the menu by Edward Winslow, leader of the Plymouth colony. By the early 20th century, the species was almost entirely wiped out through loss of habitat and over-hunting and had completely disappeared from New Hampshire 150 years ago. N.H. Fish and Game successfully reintroduced wild turkeys into the state in 1975, and we now have a population estimated at upwards of 25,000 birds. It is not uncommon to see them now, though they are known to be shy creatures.
But not these turkeys. When I crossed the road, they crossed the road; I clapped and made noise, crossed back, and they crossed back, still coming toward me, and now two turkeys were displaying. It was becoming clear that these birds would not let me pass by, and I was thinking about my options when a car drove by but didn't stop when I tried to flag them down. It was back to me and the turkeys and they were closing in.
I started to wonder if I could outrun them and how badly it would hurt to be pecked. Then, miraculously, another car came by and this time, my frantic waving did not scare them off. It was a family, beautifully dressed, heading to that same bar mitzvah. The dad emerged from the car, fresh and impeccably clad in a suit. He clapped, opened his arms wide and declared to the turkeys, "Leave this woman alone! Be gone turkeys!"
And the turkeys, clearly impressed by his presence, immediately complied. I sheepishly hid behind their car and the turkeys calmly filed into the woods and were gone. I thanked the family profusely and they drove off, kindly without laughing in my presence.
Since that day, I've run by numerous turkey flocks without incident. I'll never know why that flock became aggressive; I do know that my particular trouble with turkeys became a fun topic of conversation at the bar mitzvah. And while I still love to see them, I have to disagree with Benjamin Franklin who believed that the turkey is a much more respectable bird than the bald eagle.
Running Notes: Local Turkey Trots: on Nov. 22, the 4th Annual 5K Turkey Trot in Portsmouth, the Rochester Runners Free Fall 5K/Walk in Rochester, and the Dunbarton Estates Turkey Trot in Nottingham. Also, plan now to run the Disaster Relief 5K in Exeter on Dec. 2, all net proceeds to benefit the American Red Cross, to help disaster victims like those of Hurricane Sandy.
Nancy Eckerson writes about running for Foster's Sunday Citizen. You can reach her at email@example.com.
Nancy Eckerson: Not so wild about turkeys
The day began innocently enough. I had a 16-miler planned, and it was warm and sunny and due to get only moreso. This was the first time I had trained for a marathon, and I was running farther than I ever had before.


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K-5: Exploding with National Pride
Fireworks can have different shapes and ways of exploding. Design your own firework to represent America on the 4th of July. Draw it on a piece of paper, give it a name and write why it honors the country. (Adjust length for grade level)
6-8: The Fascination of Fireworks
Fireworks have amazed people for hundreds of years. Why do you think people of all ages still enjoy watching fireworks?
9-12: Fireworks as Composition
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Adopted: February 1997
Died: November 10, 2007
In February 1997, I was living in Michigan and my only pet was a cat named Simon. Simon was an insanely social cat and this sociability included waking me up several times during the night because he wanted to play. I tried everything I could think of to stop him from doing this, but I realized that he probably needed a friend.
So, I set off for the local humane society in search of the perfect friend for both of us. I was drawn in by a handsome, tiger striped cat named Parker. He was 3-4 years old and he seemed perfect.
Simon and Parker hit it off almost immediately. They became constant companions and playmates. Most importantly, Parker's arrival meant that Simon no longer woke me up during the night to play. Instead, I would sometimes wake up at night and hear the two of them tearing all over my apartment.
However, Parker and I did not hit it off immediately. He was the stereotypical cat: standoffish and totally not interested in human interaction. If I even tried to pet him, he would immediately run away. I chalked this up to not being settled in my home and figured he'd come around in a few weeks or months.
I was wrong.
The weeks turned into months and those months turned into years. Still, I didn't feel like I even knew this cat. I loved him and provided a great home for him, but I was obviously just his landlady. Parker tolerated no petting and picking him up was out of the question. In fact, if I just looked at him he would usually slink away and hide.
I gradually became used to this arrangement. I had two cats: one of the cats adored me and the other one hated me. It became normal and before I knew it six years had gone by.
In November 2003, Simon suddenly became ill and died. The day after Simon died, Parker started yowling. It was obvious that he missed his buddy and I assumed that he would get used to being alone and settle into a new routine.
Again, I was wrong.
After three weeks of all night yowling (I am not kidding: I didn't sleep more than a couple hours at a time), I decided that Parker needed a friend. I made the trip to the Humane Society and came home with Romeo.
Romeo and Parker were instant friends:
When Romeo moved in, something else happened and it was amazing. Parker suddenly became very affectionate and loving towards me. It's almost like he had to stake his claim on me before the new guy could.
Overnight, Parker began meowing at me on a regular basis. When I called his name he would come running. He loved to sit next to me and rub against me, asking to be petted.
The transformation was startling and I loved it. Finally, I was getting to know this cat and he was pretty fantastic.
Over the last four years, Parker made up for all that lost time. When I arrive home from work, the dogs come running and right behind them was Parker. He would then follow me from room to room as I changed, cooked dinner and settled in for the night. He would meow the whole time and as soon as I sat down, he would jump up and settle in beside me.
Parker was never a lap cat and rarely tolerated being picked up. However, he would usually sleep on the couch next to me, pressed against my leg. He also loved to sit behind me on the back of the couch and survey his kingdom. He was very vocal and would often meow at me. If I didn't respond, he would meow louder and louder until he got a response. During the warm months, he would spend hours looking out the back door:
Parker and I (literally) came a long way together: we moved from Michigan to Colorado. He also saw the arrival of three dogs into this household (and expressed his displeasure with each one of them). He transformed from a standoffish cat to one who demanded attention all the time. He was perfect.
Parker's death was sudden and unexpected. However, he had a great life and was one hell of a cat. I'm honored to have known him.


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Great trip!!! I can't say enough about the fine group of folks that joined in on this trip.
I saw old friends I hadn't seen in a while, & meet a lot of new friends.
I believe we recorded 39 campers on paper & there were at least 4 or more that came by for the day.
The festival was fun & full of people. We had people coming into the "Hammock Demo" area most of the day, asking questions & trying out one or more of the hammocks on display.
Some of our HF members were already talking about this being an annual event. I agree.
Our ranger friend Marciea talked as if providing the group camp site free of charge for a group volunteering at the festival would be no problem. We'll confirm that & see what everyone thinks about making this an annual event.
Weather... well, at times it was perfect. At times it was extremely wet
Much more to come, including plenty of pictures & some video.


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I'm happy to announce the 5 randomly selected winners of my complimentary The Sewing Party passes:
- Barbara Konkle from Suzy Homemaker
- Karen from Where is my seam ripper?
- Lori from Lori H. Designs
- Celine from Espritpatch
- Belinda from Stitching @ the Green Desk
Thanks for your great posts -- they were a lot of fun to read. And congrats to the winners! Please send me your best email contact information for me to pass along to the contest organizers.
If you weren't lucky enough to be a winner, remember that you can still score a FREE T-SHIRT when you register for The Sewing Party by the end of the day today, Thursday 7/31. Simply enter LETSPARTY in the promo code box when you RSVP and you'll be the proud owner of one of these:
Hmm. I wonder if it comes in my size. And shape. Which does not resemble an hourglass.
Hope to see you at the party. I'll bring the beer bong!


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My beloved grew a beard. It was good. It was a proper beard. It was brown and grey and speckled with ginger and it suited his smile and eyes.
It spiked with kisses - the youngest member of the household insisted whenceforth on refusing them - but it made the holiday season last longer for us all. We stroked it, at one time photographed it; him with it. It was a good beard. Minor skin damage aside, we liked it.
Then, one evening, he shaved it all off. The lot.
And not one of us noticed.
''My, he looks young for his age,'' I happened to think as he grinned at me cheekily - I now know knowingly - as he came into the sitting room one evening. It was late, it was in night attire, and it was to resume our marathon (and late, I know, I know: we don't have Foxtel) Game of Thrones season 2 fest. Pretty much every man on screen had a beard of substance (or not, depending on character) but I didn't register the knight at my side's clean lines till much later in the night.
And certainly not by sight.
Which makes me wonder - is there really any point to the attention to detail that the women's magazines and style books (and beauty blogs) insist is necessary?
If I - a beauty blogger and also a 'trained observer' (that's wanker-speak for 'journalist') - didn't notice a missing faceful of luxurious and sometime adulated facial hair, what would go noticed?
A radical new hairstyle that involves drastic changes in colour or length? A facelift? A missing eyebrow?
So, do neglected nails register? Unfortunate grown-out roots? Slovenly run-down heels or empty pierced ear holes that just make you want to magic up sleepers from your (lucky friends') girlhood to help them out?
Could we actually get away with looking - should I say it - less groomed then we think we should be.
I have a mature-age theory that most people don't notice anything about other people because they're too busy in their own worlds, or heads.
But is this a reason to give up and not bother?


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While his teammates were sprinting as fast as they could in front of NFL scouts and working up a sweat throwing and catching passes, Lane Johnson had little to do during Oklahoma's pro day.
Nearly all of Johnson's work Wednesday was already done on a unique journey from being a player without a position to a first-round NFL draft prospect.
Just two years ago, Johnson was trying to break into the Sooners' rotation at defensive end, having already switched from junior college quarterback to tight end. In 2011, he reluctantly made the move to offensive tackle.
That started him down the path to the pros. Johnson says even he's surprised at how fast everything has changed. He was being told he'd be a second- or third-round pick before the Senior Bowl, and now he could go in the first half of the first round.
"I never thought it was going to happen, but everything is going by so fast now," Johnson said after making an early exit from the Sooners' indoor practice facility. "Just trying to grasp it all is kind of difficult."
Johnson redshirted in 2010 after transferring to Oklahoma, initially slotted as a tight end after he had played quarterback at Kilgore (Texas) College. He had also been a free safety in high school back home in Groveton, Texas. When tight end didn't work out, he got a chance midway through the season to move to defensive end. But that wasn't a good fit, either. He found himself struggling to keep weight off and never making his mark.
When he was approached about making yet another position change during spring practice two years ago, he initially resisted. As it turned out, it would be his last switch - and one that finally put him where he belonged. Maybe his rapid rise in the draft process is payback for all that bouncing around he had to do just to get there.
The Senior Bowl was his big breakthrough, and he followed that by posting the best broad jump (9 feet, 10 inches) and second-best 40-yard dash (4.72 seconds), vertical jump (34 inches) and three-cone drill (7.31 seconds) performances among all offensive linemen at last month's combine. That left him without much to improve on when pro day rolled around.
"I got everything accomplished that I wanted to. Now, I just have interviews with teams and stuff like that," Johnson said. "I'm flying out to Carolina tomorrow and everything's taking place how I want it to. It's kind of crazy, the whole process went good."
Johnson wound up essentially being a spectator, along with representatives from all 32 NFL teams. With nothing more to do, Johnson left while quarterback Landry Jones was in the middle of a lengthy workout that included a variety of passes to receivers including Kenny Stills, who decided to leave the Sooners after his junior season to enter the draft.
Safety Tony Jefferson, another junior leaving early, was among those who participated in defensive back drills after Jones' throwing session. Still nursing a hamstring injury he suffered the day of his combine workout, Jefferson did not redo his 40-yard dash.
None of the other Sooners are getting as much pre-draft praise as Johnson.
"A few years ago, he might have never played a snap here, and for him to be in the position he is just is a good story for everybody else out there to hear how hard he's worked and what he's about to come into," Stills said.
Stills, who was one of the fastest receivers in the 40 at 4.37 seconds, said he sent a text message to Johnson to congratulate him after hearing about his impressive combine performance. After seeing Johnson close-up, Stills said he's not surprised at what has happened.
"With Lane, you see how many positions he's changed and how his body has changed. To me, he's not obviously in the same category as LeBron (James), but his body type is one of those guys that can just do it all," Stills said. "You can take him out to the basketball court, you can ask him to gain 60 pounds. Whatever, he's going to do it.
"Lane's just done everything he's been asked, and we've known what he's capable of. His athleticism is pretty much out of this world for a big guy."
Part of Johnson's package is that he's relatively new to his position, and there could be more room for growth. He started the last 12 games of the 2011 season at right tackle, then spent most of this season starting at left tackle. Johnson said he was hearing during the season that he could possibly have first-round potential, but he was still considered raw.
"I think when you have athletic ability, it helps out a bunch and technique will come with coaching," he said. "There's only so much you can do athletically but coaching, there's always things you can improve on. That's my main focus right now."
Leading up to the draft, Johnson said he wants to improve his lower body strength and get better at getting his hands on defenders before they can do it to him. He's still waiting to find out if he'll be invited to New York for the opening night of the draft on April 25. If not, he'll either put together a party around Norman or at home in Texas.
"The hay's in the barn," Johnson said, "so now you just kind of sit back and see what happens."


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Vendors, heritage organizations and OGS branches will set up displays in Durham College's largest and newest gym, which is three full courts in total area.
Vendors at Conference 2013 are -
•Archive CD Books
•The Bookfinder – Fenlon Falls
•Dave Cook, bookseller
•Dundurn Press
•Fading History
•Family History Alive
•Family History Simplified
•Family Tree Magazine
•George Laidlaw
•Global Genealogy
•Kinfolk Finders
•Linda Corupe, UE
•Marks in Time
•Moorshead Publications
•Multitech Graphics
•National Institute for Genealogical Studies
•Our Digital World
•Pat McGregor Books
•Progeny Genealogy
•Durham County Genealogy
•Strategic Property Solutions
Heritage Groups
•Archives of Ontario
•British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa
•Canadian Friends Historical Foundation
•Guild of One Name Studies
•Newcastle Village and District Historical Society
•Toronto Cornish Association
•Trent Valley Archives
OGS Branches
•Ontario Genealogical Society
•OGS Conference 2014
•Brant CountyBranch
•British Home Child SIG
•Bruce & Grey County Branch
•Durham Region Branch
•Halton- Peel Branch
•Ireland SIG
•Irish Palatine SIG
•Kawartha Branch
•Kingston Branch
•Lambton County Branch
•Leeds & Grenville Branch
•Niagara Peninsula Branch
•Ottawa Branch
•Oxford County Branch
•Quinte Branch
•Simcoe County
•Toronto Branch
•Waterloo Region Branch
To go to the Marketplace, go to www.ogs.on.ca/conference2013/market-place. There is individual websites for each participant.
You can go into the marketplace for FREE, and there will be lots for you to see.


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If you thought Donald Trump had better things to do than troll a TV anchor, you thought wrong. Rather than focus on his presidential campaign, Trump decided to take time out of his busy schedule Monday night to once again attack Fox News' Megyn Kelly, who had returned to "The Kelly File" after a 10-day family vacation.
Kelly may have riled Trump up when she tweeted this just before the show aired:
First, Trump commented on Kelly's interview with author and activist Cornel West:
Second, Trump shared his opinions on Kelly's show:
PHOTOS: Hollywood gets political
Third, he retweeted some responses to his Kelly comments:
VIDEO: Heidi Klum reacts to Donald Trump saying she's not a 10 anymore
As of Tuesday morning, Kelly has not responded to Trump's Twitter tirade.
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Kelly first tangled with Trump during the GOP candidates debate earlier this month. He accused the moderator of being unfair and spoke unfavorably about Kelly in a number of interviews. Kelly responded on an episode of "The Kelly File," telling viewers, "You may have heard that there was a dustup between yours truly and presidential contender Donald Trump. Mr. Trump was upset with a question I asked him at the debate last week about his electability and specifically comments he had made in the past about women. A few words on that: Apparently Mr. Trump thought the question I asked was unfair and felt I was attacking him. I felt he was asked a tough but fair question. We agreed to disagree. Mr. Trump gave interviews over the weekend that attacked me personally. I have decided not to respond.
"Mr. Trump is an interesting man who has captured the attention of the electorate. That's why he's leading in the polls. Trump, who is now the front-runner, will not apologize. And I certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism," the anchor continued. "So, I'll continue doing my job–without fear or favor. And Mr. Trump, I expect, will continue with what has been a successful campaign thus far.
"This is a tough business," Kelly said, "and it's time now to move forward."
Apparently Trump didn't tune in for that episode.


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"Swing it again, Elin!" wrote Jan Helin, editor-in-chief of Aftonbladet, Sweden's biggest newspaper.
While we BWC members have undoubtedly felt the rage, the unbridled fury that Elin Nordegren felt when she learned of husband Tiger Woods' cheating, we are dismayed by the popular support of the alleged golf-club attack.
Media has been ripe with jokes, jeers and cheers, lending an air of endorsement to violence...at least against someone who's cheated.
Sure, we joke about wanting to murder our philandering spouses (or ex-spouses). We might even fantasize about carefully exacted revenge. The thing is...we don't act on it.
It's kinda like cheating itself. It's okay to have...errrr...impure thoughts about the neighbor...or his 17-year-old son, for that matter.
We might even acknowledge that it's similarly okay for our husbands to have fantasies about another woman (or women!). But – and it's a big but – it's the actual doing of it that's the problem.
And the fact that she's a woman is no excuse.
Imagine, if Elin had been caught cheating. Would there be the same public support if he had taken a golf club to her? Of course not. That would be considered domestic violence.
I ache for Elin Nordegren and the pain and humiliation she's enduring...whether she divorces or not.
But at no point am I proud to be part of a group that encourages violence against anyone.


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Los Al has a long-standing legacy of excellence in Academics, Athletics, Activities, and the Arts. All District schools have been honored as California Distinguished Schools and Gold Ribbon Schools. With a District API of 922, highly-talented teachers and staff ensure that students are prepared for unlimited possibilities now and following high school graduation. We are honored to serve the entire District Community - a great place to live, work, and go to school!
Only district in OC and 1 of 4 in the US on the College Board's AP Honor Roll 7 years in a row
2014 Jacob (Jake) Nix (MLB – San Diego Padres)
2013 Megan Geer (NPF – Akron Racers)
2012 Rachel Fattal (Gold Medal Olympian – Water Polo)
2010 Shaquille Richardson (NFL – Pittsburgh Steelers)
2009 Sarah Ramos (Actress – "Parenthood")
2007 Sotiris Eliopoulos (Musician – Mt. Joy)
2007 Myles Jeffrey (Actor – "Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire", Teen Jeopardy Semi-Finalist)
2006 Landry Fields (NBA – New York Knicks)
2006 Clayton Snyder (Actor – "Lizzie McGuire")
2005 Chase d'Arnaud (MLB – Boston Red Sox)
2005 Stacey Nelson (NPF – Washington Glory)
2005 Orlando Scandrick (NFL – Dallas Cowboys)
2004 Antoine Cason (NFL – San Diego Chargers)
2004 Amanda Lund (Actress – "Goosebumps")
2002 Jonathan Bornstein (Querétaro Fútbol Club)
2002 Kayla Ewell (Actress – "The Vampire Diaries")
2001 Michael Munoz (MLS – LA Galaxy)
2001 Mike Patterson (NFL – Philadelphia Eagles)
2000 Christopher Kluwe (NFL – Minnesota Vikings)
1999 Bernard Riley (NFL – Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
1999 Keenan Howry (CFL - Hamilton Tiger-Cats)
1999 Jodie Sweetin (Actress – "Full House")
1998 Jaqueline "Jackie" Frank DeLuca (Olympian)
1998 Matthew Embree (Musician – Rx Bandits)
1998 Joe Troy (Musician – Rx Bandits)
1997 Taryn Manning (Actress – "Orange is the new Black", Singer, Producer)
1997 Matthew Morrison (Actor – "Glee", Producer, Director)
1997 Ifeanyi Ohalete (NFL – Washington Redskins)
1997 Chris Tsgakis (Musician – Rx Bandits)
1996 Kevin Feterik (CFL – Calgary Stampeders)
1996 Lauren German (Actress – "Lucifer")
1996 Tony Hartley (AFL – Los Angeles Avengers)
1996 Pecro Pascal (Actor – "Narcos")
1995 Scott Klopfenstein (Musician – Reel Big Fish)
1995 Brooks Wackerman (Musician – Avenged Sevenfold)
1993 Monique Powell (Musician – Save Ferris)
1993 Dante Basco (Actor – "Hook")
1993 Tim Carey (AFL – New England Sea Wolves)
1992 Aaron Barrett (Musician – Reel Big Fish)
1992 Terron Brooks (Singer, Songwriter, Actor)
1992 Nicole "Nikki" Monninger (Musician – Silversun Pickups)
1990 Stephanie J. Block (Actress, Singer)
1989 Jason Lewis (Actor – "Sex in the City")
1988 Mike Kelly (MLB – Atlanta Braves)
1988 Susan Egan Hartmann (Actress, Singer)
1987 Robb Nen (MLB – San Francisco Giants)
1986 J.T. Snow (MLB – San Francisco Giants)
1981 Rhonda Schwandt (Gold Medal Gymnast)
1981 Joe Escalante (Musician – The Vandals, Owner Kung Fu Records)
1979 Cathy Cavadini (Voice Actress – "Powderpuff Girls")
1978 Kelly McCormick (Olympic Diver)
1975 Ron Cassidy (NFL – Green Bay Packers)
1975 Craig Chamberlain (MLB – Kansas City Royals)
1975 Lynne Cox (World Record Open Water Swimmer, Author)
1974 Greg Harris (MLB – Montreal Expos)
1973 Bayless Conley (Founder, Cottonwood Church)
1971 Cathy Rigby McCoy (Olympic Gymnast, Actress)
1970 Craig Nickoloff (founder, Claim Jumper)
Arts: 2010 Kit Armstrong (Composer), 1971 Jan Fischer Burke (award-winning mystery novelist)
Culinary: 1996 Michael Muser (Sommelier, Grace Restaurant Owner)
Ed.D: Dr. Ari Linden, Dr. Michelle Kimmel
Entertainment: 1998 Scott Aukerman (Producer/Director – "Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis"), 1985 Tom Bancroft (Walt Disney Animation), 1985 Tony Bancroft (Walt Disney Feature Animation), 1990 Priest "Soopafly" Brooks (Hip Hop Producer)
Medicine: 2008 Dr. Lauren Heit, DVM; 2004 Dr. Jennifer Neeper, M.D.; 2004 Dr. Jeff Turner, M.D.; 2001 Dr. Misha Heller, M.D.; 2000 Dr. Yagil Barazani, M.D.; 1999 Dr. Joshua Noel, M.D.; 1998 Dr. Candace Basich, M.D.; 1998 Dr. Monica Ralli, M.D.; 1996 Dr. Jennifer Benedict, M.D.; 1996 Dr. Charles Brodsky, DDS; 1996 Dr. Sonya Ralli, M.D.; 1996 Dr. Ryan Wong, M.D.; 1994 Dr. Patricia Liao, M.D.; 1993 Dr. Mark Tran, M.D.; 1992 Dr. Dorcas Tsang, O.D.; 1991 Dr. Shirvinda Wijesekera, M.D.; 1990 Dr. Carlos Jorge, M.D.; Dr. Vishakha Vora Gigler, M.D.; Dr. Shakha Vora Gillin, M.D.; 1989 Dr. Richard Yoo, M.D.; 1979 Dr. William Poe, DDS; Dr. Justin Heller, M.D.; Dr. David Liao, M.D., Dr. Nilesh Vora, M.D.
Ph.D: 2007 Dr. Monica McCallum, 2003 Dr. Millika Thomas, 2001 Dr. Joseph Davis, 1996 Dr. Steven Oliver, 1995 Dr. Lorraine Sadler, Dr. Erika Artukovic, Dr. Kevin Bundy, Dr. Suhas Chelian, Dr. Janna Shackeroff, Dr. David Snyder, Dr. Diane Wong
2013 Megan Coats (EDCC Supervisor)
2011 Luke Mizuki (Teacher)
2011 Austin Feliciano (EDCC Assistant)
2011 Kaytlin Sutherland (Intervention Teacher)
2010 Emily Dahlen (Teacher)
2010 Brittney Sinko (Teacher)
2010 Marielle Hanley (Instructional Aide – Special Education)
2010 Tayler Martin (Instructional Aide – Special Education)
2009 Lindsey Gardner (Teacher)
2009 Nathan Berger (Teacher)
2009 Eric Foremski (Kids Korner)
2008 Jessica (Kaub) Grimaud (Teacher)
2007 Greg Snyder (Teacher)
2006 Kelly Peters (EDC Supervisor)
2006 Michelle (Bourdaa) Arnold (Teacher)
2005 Stephanie (Ricks) Wyatt (Attendance Clerk)
2005 Brent Thomas (Teacher)
2005 Jessica Root (EDCC Assistant)
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SkyMingle (or skymingle) is a social networking site designed for airline employees. We are in need of an original logo for our website.
SkyMingle OR skymingle (if skymingle lowercase is used in design, then sky and mingle should be two different shades or colors)
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SkyMingle (or skymingle) is a social networking site designed for airline employees.
We are in need of a logo for our website and some print advertising (full color and black & white).
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Our website is in development and will be revitalized once a logo and color palette has been created. The web address is http://www.skymingle.com.
We will be building a website around the color scheme of this logo and intend to launch a design contest for some of the graphic components needed to complete the web design.
Work must be all 100% original and winner will give us full rights over brand and all materials. Winner could use this brand in their portfolio.
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1991 Peugeot 405Review
Style And Performance At A Price — White 405 Mi16. Good looking car good performance in the high rpm range. High maintenance and pricy parts. Was for ever spending time fixing minor issue however it never broke down. Awesome handling but had a sunroof that leaked water
Pros: Style and performance
Cons: Parts prices
1991 Peugeot 405Review
Peugeot 405 — Since it's like second hand it breaks a lot but, it hasn't broken since we payed 300 pounds last time we had to repair it. Likewise i am happy with the performance and the horsepower is not bad given the date the car was made.
Pros: Performance
Cons: Number of Breakdowns
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1997 Peugeot 405 Reviews
Good Performance Fast Acceleration fair braking Good Bulding with luxury body myserious air conditional which is very good but when damaged u didn't know from where is the damage It is great when dri... Read More
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the car's performance is acceptable. and it is a really good car in its own era. if you want to drive with a car with a good acceleration and speed you could drive a Peugeot 405 . Mine is GLX and it i... Read More
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Sleek, Stylish......simply Wicked
very economical as it can do an average of about 40mpg. its got quick acceleration, especially once the turbo is fully engaged. very comfortable with the leather interior and air conditioning. Read More
1995 Peugeot 405 Reviews
Good Handling And Nice Accelerations
I like the suspension,the aircond.I like the performance.... It;s easy to use cosmetic in it... No need much cosmetic... For the maintenance is not expensive.For interior and exterior is up to date.Th... Read More
1994 Peugeot 405 Reviews
Good Value For Money
This car is a modern classic. I had the station wagon which is roomy. With a 90 horse power turbo diesel the car was both economic and fairly quick. But a real smoker it was. I sold it for 35000 danis... Read More
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The majority of traffic accidents iscaused by driver errors. driver assistance systems are aimed to support the driver and can sustainably boost traffic safety and efficiency. The goal of the Institute of Transportation Systems is to examine driver behaviour, driver stress and strain, and accidents in order to derive the requirements for future driver assistance systems. The DLR combines its technological expertise with psychological and ergonomic research to produce effective driver assistance systems which satisfy the capabilities and expectations of the driver. Their implementation is evaluated during tests in a driving simulator, test drives and in real-world road traffic.
Human Factors
Knowledge of the status and behaviour of the driver, both with and without the aid of an assistance system, is crucial for a human-centered development of driver assistance systems. First of all it has to be understood how the driver masters the process of driving even in difficult situations, when his ability to work under stress reaches the limit and why driving errors occur. To achieve this, the Institute of Transportation Systems conducts empirical studies concentrating on driver errors and inadequate stress upon the driver. Psychological and physiological models of driver behaviour are developed, and the required functionality and intervention strategies for driver assistance systems are deducted..
Concepts and Technology
Driver assistance systems can only contribute to increasing traffic safety if they correspond with the needs of the individual driver. With this driver-focused approach, prototypes of assistance systems are developed which can be tailored according to the capabilities and expectations of each driver.
Steps taken by the Institute of Transportation Systems towards the successful implementation of an effective driver assistance system include carrying out empirical studies in order to determine significant assistance functions (e.g. lane change warning) and interaction strategies (e.g. acoustic warning signals.).
Driver assistance systems und functions are also outlined in their technical aspects. To achieve this, knowledge of the driver environment, information perception and information interpretation is required. Various technologies, including those from the aerospace industry, like image picture processing, positioning, communication, control- and planning algorithms are applied. In order to provide an effective, flexible method of integrating features, modular system architectures are developed. Research is also carried out on new and alternative human-machine interfaces.
Methods and Tools
In order to analyse driver behaviour, with and without the use of a driver assistance system, the Institute of Transportation Systems has developed a number of customised tools and test methods supported by its comprehensive infrastructure. With the test vehicle ViewCar analyses of driver behaviour in actual road traffic are carried out. With the driving simulator analyses of unusual or dangerous traffic situations are conducted under repeatable conditions. The Institute's Virtual Reality-Lab and HMI-Lab allow for a flexible and economic testing of prototype systems without the implications of expensive hardware. The Institute's dynamic driving simulator provides a realistic driving environment in whichprototype assistance systems can be tested, by combining a high-fidelity immersive visual system,with an integrated cockpit and a hydraulic motion system. The test vehicle FASCar, which can be controlled by a virtual co-pilot, is used for system evaluation purposes under real conditions and the SMPLab serves for quick testing of interaction strategies.


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April 26: Third Sunday of Easter Year B
Readings: Acts 3:13-15, 17-19; 1 John 2:1-5; Luke 24:35-48
This Sunday, we come together to celebrate and to proclaim the risen Lord, who is our advocate with the Father. In the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles Peter proclaims that in Jesus' name repentance for the forgiveness of sins is preached to all. Peter therefore underlines the message of forgiveness. Without knowing the people had preferred a criminal to the Holy One; they had preferred death to life. They had put Jesus to death on the cross. "God, however, raised him from the dead and that we are the witnesses…Now you must repent and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out". Peter's proclamation of the resurrection is linked to repentance. In other words, to be touched by the resurrection is to experience God's immense love that must lead to conversion and living a new life in Christ. In the second reading, John continues the same theme of repentance. Our faith in the risen Lord implies living in fidelity to his commandments. The clearest manifestation of faith in the resurrection is found in those moments when we move from alienation to conversion and assume a new direction in life.
The Gospel passage presents another post-resurrection appearance of the risen Lord to the disciples. The Gospel starts with the experience of the two disciples who have just come back from Emmaus deeply touched by their experience of meeting the Risen Lord, recognizing Him in the breaking of bread. While they share their story, Jesus appears to the whole group and tries to convince the disciples through their senses of touching and seeing. Thus they touch him and see for themselves that he is really himself. That is why Jesus shows them his hands and his side so that they can see with their own eyes. Finally the disciples are convinced that it is really the same Jesus, the crucified one who has come back to life. The light of the resurrection enlightens the scriptures for the disciples, as Jesus explains the things he had told them about himself. "Thus it is written that the Christ would suffer and rise from the dead on the third day..." Luke tells us that the disciples were so joyful that they could not believe it. In this conviction, Peter would witness on behalf of the rest that God raised Jesus from the dead, and that they are the witnesses. We gather around the Eucharist this Sunday to proclaim and witness to the same truth of the resurrection, because this same Jesus, the Paschal Victim once offered for the sins of the world, is risen and is alive among us. What message do we take home? 1) At this celebration, we too meet the Risen Lord who speaks to us and enlightens us to understand the scriptures; 2) Like the two disciples at Emmaus, we meet the Risen Lord at the breaking of bread; 3) We too must let ourselves be touched by the resurrection and be led to live a new life in Christ; 4) Like the apostles, we too are so overjoyed and filled with the Spirit of the Risen Lord, that cannot but give witness to what we have seen and heard.
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The Cardinals, and new coach Bruce Arians, can't be sure whether quarterback Kevin Kolb can play or not.
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With Kolb due a $2 million roster bonus and a $9 million salary, the Cards are having some sticker shock for a guy they traded for two years ago.
"It's a big number and given the productivity and the questions about durability and everything, that's something that I think the reality is we need to sit down and discuss," team president Michael Bidwill said in interview with KTAR, via Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic.
They've already paid Kolb $20 million, for underwhelming performance in the 15 games he's actually played in because of various injuries.
Then again, he's probably the best of an odd lot of passers in Arizona, such that that's a compliment, and that gives him a bit of leverage heading into March 17, when his roster bonus is due.
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I'm still coming down from the experience that was The Walking Dead. Without getting into spoiler territory, that was... quite the ending.
To help cope, I've been talking to other people about their experiences, many of which seem to be similar to my own.
And then Kirk goes and shows me The Walking Dead Game Confessions, a site collecting people's thoughts and recollections of the game.
I'm still wrapping my head around the Ben love—maybe I'm not a teenage girl and just don't get it—but the adorable fan art and asshole confessions, that I can understand.
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Ever since Food Network aired "The Great Food Truck Race" with Tyler Florence, we've been inspired to start up our own food truck business. Unfortunately, Fresno doesn't have much of a market for food trucks just yet. And we also don't have the money to purchase a pimped out food truck. So the dream will have to wait. However, we were fixated with the banh mis that the Nom Nom truck made, and had absolutely no idea where to get them in Fresno. Luckily, as foodie fate would have it, a Vietnamese restaurant opened up close by not too long after the show was nearing the finale.
We were torn between beef pho and banh mi sandwich… so we ordered both and decided to share! It was the perfect compromise. We salivated in anticipation of our food. It felt like 30 minutes had passed before our food came out, but in actuality, it was only about five minutes. Oh, but it felt like forever. We were in nom nom heaven when we had our first bite of the lemongrass chicken banh mi. Ironically, I grew up hating banh mis. I tried it a few times while growing up and I think it was the taste of cilantro and carrots that grossed me out. Well, our taste buds certainly change as we mature. I love cilantro now, but can only tolerate carrots in certain forms – stewed or pickled, just not raw. I digress.
We were in the mood for some banh mi so it gave me the perfect reason to fire up the grill in the middle of December! The weather has been mild around here. Apparently, it's La Nina season and she's here to stay for a while. I was out grilling in my scrub pants and t-shirt, which is really unusual for December weather in Fresno. But it was perfect grilling weather. Sunny, but not hot. Cool, but not freezing. Again, I digress. There is just something dreamy about the smell of grilled meat, especially grilled lemongrass pork. Yum. We dressed up our french bread with a thin spread of mayo, pickled carrots and daikon, cucumbers, cilantro, sliced jalapenos, and of course, the creme de la creme, the grilled pork. We ate, we nommed, we conquered.
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1.5 pounds pork butt or shoulder, thinly sliced just under 1/4 inch or so
1/4 cup minced Lemongrass (xa bam)
1/4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons fish sauce
1 tablespoons ground pepper
1-2 cloves garlic, minced
2-3 shallots, minced
3 tablespoons sesame oil
1 tablespoons thick soy sauce
2 loaf of french bread or 6 demi baguettes
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For the marinade, combine the lemongrass, shallots, garlic, sugar, fish sauce, pepper, dark soy sauce, and sesame oil in a large mixing bowl. Add the pork, mix well, and marinate for at least a few hours or over night (the longer the better!).
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There are certain people in every newsroom who do more than work there.
They become the place. And in some rare cases, the place becomes them.
That's how it was with Gabriel Acosta.
His unwavering commitment to journalism as public service, his unflagging determination to do the best work possible, his compassion and his craftsmanship: These things helped define The Sun's newsroom, if not the institution itself, over the more than 20 years he worked here.
Put simply, Gabriel — Gabe to those who knew him — cared.
And he cared deeply.
Yes, he loved the newspaper. He loved what he did. He also loved the communities he covered.
He was an excellent photographer with a wonderful eye for capturing a moment, seizing and freezing an instant with the click of a shutter. Luck played no role here. It was not a factor of being in the right place at the right time. Gabe went to great lengths to ensure he was in that place at that time.
He was dedicated and determined in just that way.
While he excelled at all forms of photography, from sports to features to spot news, what stood out was his work in the city of San Bernardino.
As The Sun has covered the city's struggles with crime and disintegrating finances these past few years, Gabe was always the go-to person to get the right photo.
That's not just because he was a talented photojournalist. (And he was certainly that.) It was because he knew the place so well, and it was because he cared so much about it.
His work was focused always on the highest aspirations of journalism — to serve the public and through our work to help make the world around us a better place.
When Gabriel Luis Acosta died on Saturday, his wife and two children lost a husband and father, an honorable man who did good deeds.
The Sun lost one of its own, and our days will be darker without him.
And San Bernardino lost a friend, a supporter and an advocate.
He will be missed.
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High School: Averaged eight points and eight rebounds per game as a senior. …All-Area Team (2008). …All-District Tournament Team (2008). …Honor Roll. …Fellowship of Christian Athletes. …Beta Club. …Alpha Delta Kappa.
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Jan. 9, 2012
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AUSTIN – Mountain bikers throughout the state – from novices to experts — are increasingly pedaling the numerous trails found at more than 40 Texas state parks.
From beach and woodland road rides to hair-curling downhill descents in mountain and Hill Country parks, state parks from El Paso to Mustang Island offer bikers of all skill levels a multitude of diverse mountain biking adventures.
"Many trails in Texas state parks provide great opportunities for all levels of mountain-bike riders to test and develop their biking skills, get a good workout, refresh their mind and spirits, spend family and friend time together and experience the great outdoors," says avid mountain biker Dan Sholly, deputy director of Texas state parks. "Big Bend Ranch State Park, in particular, is developing into the mountain-biking Mecca of Texas."
State park biking trails range in length from an easy, two-mile, multiuse trail at Mexia's Fort Parker State Park Site to more than 200 miles of diverse trails snaking through desert mountains and canyons at 310,000-acre Big Bend Ranch State Park just outside of Presidio. Bring your own bike or rent one at the park's Visitors Center.
Big Bend Ranch State Park, home to the International Biking Association's only Epic Ride in Texas, ranks among the nation's top mountain-biking destinations. The ultra-challenging Fresno-Sauceda Loop, which passes by a number of archeological and historical sites, offers a blend of single-track and 4X4 roads with a number of steep climbs and descents. The ride to "The Other Side of Nowhere" is just one of dozens of rides on single-track, double-track and old, rugged 4X4 ranch roads in what remains a truly wild park with plenty of wide-open spaces.
Two other West Texas parks – El Paso's Franklin Mountains and San Angelo state parks — offer more than 50 miles of mountain biking trails each with trails suited to riders with Level 1 (Beginner), Level 2 (Intermediate) and Level 3 (Experienced) skills.
Mountain bikers new to the sport might consider hitting the flat, sometimes paved bike trails at state parks as Brazos Bend, Fairfield Lake and South Llano River State Park. Bikers may want to seek out one of the rails-to-trails tracks at Caprock Canyons and Lake Mineral Wells, or scenic lakeside trails along the 10-mile Ray Roberts Lake Greenbelt Corridor, the 10-mile Fort Richardson Lost Creek Trailway, or the 13-mile Lake Somerville Trailway. The outstanding trail system at Cedar Hill State Park near Dallas draws legions of mountain bikers, too.
Pick up a copy of Bike Texas brochure on sale at a number of state parks or download a PDF version of the brochures at: http://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_k0700_0715.pdf.
You also can find a wealth of information about mountain biking destinations and resources by visiting the mountain biking pages on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website.
And, there are now close to 20 short videos showcasing mountain bike opportunities at different Texas state park on TPWD's YouTube Channel. These videos are grouped under the channel's Biking in Texas State Parks playlist. Here are a brief descriptions of a few of these videos:
Mountain Biking at Brazos Bend State Park
Get your helmet and ride! Head out with park ranger David Heinicke at Brazos Bend State Park near Houston, a park with miles and miles of trails with something for any rider, including alligators. http://youtu.be/wXKe0DQqkbQ
Mountain Biking Big Bend Ranch State Park
Mountain Biking at Big Bend Ranch State Park in far West Texas is not for the faint of heart. The country is rugged and the trails can be challenging, but the opportunities are as boundless as the vistas. http://youtu.be/b1mQzYs32Ds
Government Canyon Bike Trails
Get a bike's-eye view of the trails at Government Canyon State Natural Area in San Antonio. http://youtu.be/UUMeavjsFHE
Texas on Two Wheels
From peaceful pedals at local parks to epic journeys through rugged landscapes, mountain biking in Texas has it all. Meet one 78-year-old cyclist who proves that off-road riding is fun for all ages. From an episode of the Texas Parks and Wildlife TV series. http://youtu.be/7xf77m7ds_k
Mountain Biking at Colorado Bend State Park
Load up the bikes as we try out some of the newest mountain bike trails at Colorado Bend State Park northwest of Austin. http://youtu.be/eLcItBMvqT8
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