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A pizza recipe with a delicious little twist on tradition. If you're looking for something a little different for pizza night, like I was, then this is just the thing. Instead of pizza dough this uses focaccia, skips the red sauce and uses three different types of cheese. And the topping? Zucchini. (You may have some hiding out in your fridge right now.) Cut up into matchstick pieces so small they don't have a chance to get soggy.
The focaccia crust is softer and more bread-like than pizza dough. There's a layering of flavors that starts by first brushing the dough with a garlic and olive oil infusion followed by ricotta cheese and herbs, mozzarella and last of all zucchini and red onion. Fresh out of the oven, Parmesan cheese is sprinkled over top along with a smattering of fresh herbs to finish it off.
I couldn't of put together a better combination of flavors. Zucchini is such a mild, bland vegetable that it soaks up whatever flavors you pair it with just like a sponge. The zucchini doesn't stand out as much as I initially thought it might. What you taste is this incredibly creamy topping with a pop of garlic and herbs over a soft and chewy crust. Incredibly and surprisingly delicious! Whether you're a zucchini lover or not.
This is announcement is for those of you who have been following along with my Side Dish Showdown and most recently my Side Dish Saturdays event. I'm sorry to say that I have to put the event on hold for the time being. With the next few months being very busy for me it would be a struggle to keep it going. I hope to start it up again sometime in the future but right now that is up in the air too. I thank you all for helping make it such a success! I have a new found respect for side dishes and have learned to give them the careful attention they deserve so they shine as brightly, if not brighter than the main attraction.
White Focaccia Pizza with Zucchini
(by Reeni)
Foccacia dough (recipe to follow)
6 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 cup olive oil, plus more for greasing pan
Sea Salt
Cornmeal, for dusting the pan
15 ounces part-skim ricotta cheese
1 teaspoon oregano
1 teaspoon thyme
12 ounces part-skim mozzarella cheese, shredded
1 large zucchini, julienned (cut into matchstick pieces)
1/2 large red onion, chopped
1/3 cup Parmesan, fresh grated
Fresh thyme or basil, chopped, for finishing, optional
1. To make a 16-inch pizza remove a 1/4 of the dough* and set aside unless you want a fairly thick pizza, in that case use it all. Oil a pizza pan and sprinkle lightly with cornmeal. Press and stretch the dough out to fit the pan. Set aside to rise for 15 minutes.
2. In a small skillet heat the oil over medium-low heat. Turn heat down to low and add garlic with a pinch or two of salt. Allow to cook over low heat for three-four minutes. If it begins to turn brown remove from heat immediately.
3. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Allow the oil to cool and pour over top of the pizza dough, use a pastry brush or a spoon to spread it evenly across the dough. Spread the ricotta evenly over top and sprinkle with oregano and thyme. Sprinkle mozzarella over top, then zucchini and onion.
4. Bake for 24-28 minutes. Remove from oven and sprinkle top with Parmesan and herbs. Let set for 5-10 minutes before cutting.
*With the little bit of extra dough you can make a separate small pizza/focaccia.
|Thank you Brad for the cool Guy Fieri knife!
(adapted from Tyler Florence)
2 teaspoons rapid-rising dry yeast
1 cup warm water
2 tablespoons sugar
3 1/2 to 4 cups flour
2 teaspoons sea or coarse salt
1/4 cup olive oil
Cornmeal, for dusting
toppings, optional
1. In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with a dough hook, proof the yeast by combining it with the warm water and sugar. Stir gently to dissolve. Let stand 3 minutes until foam appears. Turn mixer on low and slowly add the flour to the bowl. Dissolve salt in 2 tablespoons of water and add it to the mixture. Pour in 1/4 cup olive oil. When the dough starts to come together, increase the speed to medium. Stop the machine periodically to scrape the dough off the hook. Mix until the dough is smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes, adding flour as necessary.
2. Turn the dough out onto a work surface and fold over itself a few times. Form the dough into a round and place in an oiled bowl, turn to coat the entire ball with oil so it doesn't form a skin. Cover with plastic wrap or damp towel and let rise over a gas pilot light on the stovetop or other warm place until doubled in size, about 45 minutes. If making pizza proceed from here with the pizza instructions.
3. Coat a sheet pan with a little olive oil and corn meal. Once the dough is doubled and domed, turn it out onto the counter. Roll and stretch the dough out to an oblong shape about 1/2-inch thick. Lay the flattened dough on the pan and cover with plastic wrap. Let rest for 15 minutes.
4. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Uncover the dough and dimple with your fingertips. Brush the surface with more olive oil and add toppings if desired like caramelized onions, garlic, olives, cheese, salt, pepper, and rosemary or other fresh herbs. Bake on the bottom rack for 15 to 20 minutes.


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Ovechkin-led Russians must return to dominant place
A tale of two Olympics, told in one man's face.
The taut frown of Vancouver contrasted with the bright, gap-toothed smile that's clearly the face of these Winter Olympics.
This is Alexander Ovechkin, then and now, the winger who happens to be the centre of attention here.
Four years ago, with his head down, looking grim and moving at top speed, Ovechkin blazed through the Olympic media zone in Vancouver, ignoring frantic calls of his name.
Seemingly running from attention and responsibility — and that was before Team Russia collapsed at the Winter Olympics.
In a different media zone and time zone Monday, Ovechkin came off the ice at the Bolshoy Ice Dome with his eyes alive, his smile bright and wide, the grin almost gleaming, his body language completely at ease with himself, and he stopped and talked and then talked some more. He also grabbed the pout named Evgeni Malkin and urged him to engage himself.
In face and in design it is clear Ovechkin understands exactly what his country and he, himself, have undertaken here. These are the Ovechkin Olympics, all about Alex, all about Russia winning gold in hockey, all about the greatest of the current crop of great Russian players winning everything.
These aren't the Pavel Datsyuk Olympics or the Games of Malkin or Ilya Kovalchuk — players of Ovechkin's supreme level. These Games are undoubtedly Alex. The deer in the Olympic hockey headlights seems to be gone.
"The pressure is going to come 100%," said Ovechkin, surrounded by notebooks and microphones and asked about it over and over again. "But right now we just have jet lag. Right now it's night. I'm pretty sure you guys had the same thing for a couple of days. You just don't realize what's going on. And I'm pretty sure tomorrow or after tomorrow is going to be like it."
Oh, he knows what's going on.
He knows what's on him. How can't he?
Outside the Bolshoy Ice Dome, Ovechkin is everywhere. A giant-sized likeness of his face, with mouth open wide showing his signature missing-tooth smile, is found on something about the size of Sochi. On the Olympic Park grounds, his face is on every Coca-Cola machine, and there are an abundance of those. Turn on your television set here and you see Ovechkin. Open your newspaper, he is there. He is even on Aeroflot's menus, in case you wanted your airline food to be brought to you by somebody.
"With big power comes big responsibilities," said Fedor Tyutin, the Columbus Blue Jackets defenceman here with Team Russia.
In other words, it's time. This Olympics, other than being a political showcase for Russia, comes with the hope of hockey gold. This is Vancouver on steroids for Ovechkin and the Russians. The heat is that much hotter. The expectation is the once-dominant Russians must return to that place.
And therein is, perhaps, a challenge far exceeding anything Sidney Crosby and friends faced in Vancouver.
Since the NHL players were first released to play Olympic hockey, the Russian team has gone in the wrong direction. A silver medal in Nagano. A bronze in Salt Lake City. A fourth-place finish in Turin. Sixth place in Vancouver.
The last Olympic gold medal for Russians came under the name of the Unified Team in 1992, back when they were great and they were playing mostly also-rans.
Up to that point, they had won seven of eight gold medals in hockey, missing only in the Miracle On Ice year, 1980.
But what's even more telling is this: The last time Russia won a best-on-best tournament — with each country represented by their absolute best players — was in the 1981 Canada Cup. Thirty-three years ago.
Yes, there is amped-up pressure on Ovechkin and teammates to win here. But it may not be possible. It may be too large a mountain to climb considering all the setbacks of the past.
The Russian goaltending is decent with Semyon Varlamaov and Sergei Bobrovsky. The forwards, led by a line of Malkin, Ovechkin and Alex Semin, and a second line of Pavel Datsyuk, Ilya Kovalchuk and Alexander Radulov, may be the most explosive in the Games.
But it's that defence that has to worry the Russians. Their best defenceman is Andrei Markov, who is neither young nor quick anymore. They have Slava Voynov from the Los Angeles Kings and he's fine. But after that, it's a whole lot of guessing.
Ovechkin, however, doesn't seem worried. He is perpetually smiling, having not won a Stanley Cup or even been close, but believing gold is attainable here and maybe ordained.
"You have to enjoy your moment and enjoy your time," said Ovechkin, still smiling. "Soon as you think different you're gonna be stuck in something bad."
ALL OF THE NHLers IN SOCHI
The stars of the NHL took over their share of the stage Monday at the Olympics, but one of the biggest didn't hit the ice.
Russian centre Pavel Datsyuk, expected to have a spot between Ilya Kovalchuk and Alexander Radulov, did not skate with his teammates in their first practice at the Bolshoy Ice Dome.
Datsyuk, the Detroit Red Wings superstar whose participation in the Olympics has been in doubt because of a lower body injury, was given the day off.
When asked if Datsyuk would play in Russia's opening game against Slovenia on Thursday, coach Zinetula Bilyaletdinov said, in English: "I hope so."
He added through an interpreter: "I don't think it's a serious problem, dangerous. I think he's going to be okay."
Datsyuk's participation in these Games has been a controversial topic in Detroit, where general manager Ken Holland — also a member of Team Canada's management team — said he was powerless to stop Datsyuk from participating regardless of his health status.
"Pavel is a proud Russian, who has come home to win a medal for his country and he's going to do everything he can to do that," said Holland.
Holland added he wasn't worried about Datsyuk being held out of practice. He feels Datsyuk likely will have to take a break whenever he has the chance for the rest of this season.
"I understand it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Holland said. "In his hockey lifetime, the Olympics will never be in Russia (again), (and) he's the captain. He's probably been preparing for this two-week tournament five, six years ago when it was announced that it was coming to Russia.
"I'm sure if he couldn't play, he won't play. Is he 100%? Probably not, but there's probably other players in this tournament that aren't 100% as well. I'm hoping, obviously, when we come out of the tournament that he's ready to go for us. You're trusting that they're going to make the decisions that they know their bodies, he knows the challenges both in this tournament and when he gets back to Detroit."
In addition to the anticipated Datsyuk line — Alexander Svitov took his place in practice Monday — Evgeni Malkin skated between Alexander Semin and Alex Ovechkin.
When asked if those lines would stay intact, Bilyaletdinov replied through the interpreter: "Who were they? I think you know."
- Chicago – 10
- Detroit – 10
- St. Louis – 10
- Montreal – 8
- Ottawa – 2
- Calgary – 2
- Florida – 2
- Nashville – 2
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- RW Corey Perry (Canada)
- D Sami Vatanen (Finland)
- RW Teemu Selanne (Finland)
- LW Jakob Silfverberg (Sweden)
- G Jonas Hiller (Switzerland)
- D Cam Fowler (USA)
- C Patrice Bergeron (Canada)
- C David Krejci (Czech Republic)
- G Tuukka Rask (Finland)
- D Zdeno Chara (Slovakia)
- LW Loui Eriksson (Sweden)
- C Zemgus Girgensons (Latvia)
- G Jhonas Enroth (Sweden)
- D Henrik Tallinder (Sweden)
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- RW Marian Hossa (Slovakia)
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- C Matt Duchene (Canada)
- G Semyon Varlamov (Russia)
- RW Gabriel Landeskog (Sweden)
- C Paul Stastny (USA)
- G Sergei Bobrovski (Russia)
- D Nikita Nikitin (Russia)
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- C Artem Anisimov (Russia)
- LW Jamie Benn (Canada)
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May 05. 2013 11:35PM
Hooksett man charged with criminal mischief
HOOKSETT ? Police charged a Hooksett man with criminal mischief after he allegedly broke a computer during an argument with his wife.
On Sunday police responded to 67B Whitehall Road for a domestic disturbance and spoke with Tommy Burgan, 32, a resident.
Police say Burgan admitted to having an argument with his wife, during which he took the monitor to the home computer and tossed it out the back door, breaking it.
He was arrested, booked and released on $1,500 personal recognizance bail, and is due to be arraigned May 22 at the 6th Circuit Court in Hooksett.


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It is Opening Day in Cincinnati! Growing up, and still today, Opening Day has ranked just behind Christmas as my favorite day of the year. It is the beginning of baseball season. The standings are erased. Everyone is on an even playing field. Everyone has hopes that this is the year that their team will be World Champions!
What can we expect from the 2014 Cincinnati Reds? There are a lot of questions and concerns. There is also a lot of hope and optimism surrounding this club. Perhaps that is what makes this first day of the season so great. What can we expect? No one knows! But we are about to watch it all unfold over the next 7 months.
While there is debate over whether today should be a national holiday, rest assured that only one city in America treats today as if it is a holiday. That city is Cincinnati. So sit back Reds fans! Enjoy the holiday. Enjoy the pageantry that is baseball. Enjoy the fireworks, cheering crowds, and excitement. But know that today is just day 1 of a 162 game marathon. Whether our beloved Redlegs win today or not, it is a long season. But also know, baseball is back! There isn't another day like Opening Day! And there is no city that does Opening Day like Cincinnati!
Reds Lineup:
1. Billy Hamilton CF
2. Brandon Phillips 2B
3. Joey Votto 1B
4. Jay Bruce RF
5. Ryan Ludwick LF
6. Todd Frazier 3B
7. Zack Cozart SS
8. Brayan Pena C
9. Johnny Cueto P
A simple Reds fan from a simple town. I have been a Reds fan all my life. The 1990 team was crowned Champions during my prime youth years and I grew up idolizing Chris Sabo all the way down to the flat top hair style and the #17. I have passed that love of the Reds down to my three boys who love the game and the Reds just as much as I do! Follow me on twitter @CoachWilson17


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Andre S. Watson
August 13. 2014 9:58PM
The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named Andre Shondell Watson as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Watson, 38, is wanted on a warrant from the New Hampshire Parole Board for violating parole on an original conviction and sentence for cocaine sales. He is wanted in Massachusetts for carrying a firearm without a permit. He is described as 5-feet-9, 160 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He has tattoos on his back, chest and upper arms He has extensive connections in southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts, but his current whereabouts are unknown.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to attempt to apprehend a fugitive, who should be considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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LyondellBasell Industries is pushing a 52-week high, and traders are rolling with the name.
OptionMonster's tracking systems detected buying in the October 55 calls for $1.15, while the September 52.50 calls were sold for $0.80. It looks as if traders were closing the September contracts and opening a long position at the higher strike.


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Miller High Life has always made a living at the nexus of quality and the down-to-earth mindset.
The brand went to the next level with ads that feature a determined delivery guy who refuses to allow the beer to be sold in establishments who have lost their sense and no longer live the High Life brand values.
At the time of the annual two-million-dollar-a-pop ad fest during the big game in January, Miller featured Windell on a rant (see video above) about the lack of common sense he sees as apparent in commercials with dancing lizards and flavored water. "If I want flavored water, I'll just suck on a lollipop," he says.
Obviously, not every brand needs to own the unpretentious, down-to-earth, common-sense essence of Miller High Life. But it is simply brilliant how the ads for this brand make it more appealing and credible as they pitch the idea of uncompromising ideals.
It's also refreshing to see a brand with men as its primary target that puts forth the idea of being true to one's values, not just being "hard" and "manly."
Windell is a hero for the post-modern man and a shining example of integrity for brand managers.


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WUMC Postponement
February 19, 2013 8:00 am - February 28, 2013 9:00 pm
Additional Information
The winter weather expected has caused a change with the WUMC food distribution.
The Henry County Samaritan Center food distribution, which is normally held at the Windsor United Methodist Church on the third Thursday of each month, will be postponed to Thursday February 28th. If you have questions, call the church office at 647-2441


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I've been breastfeeding my 2 1/2 month baby since birth and I'm still having problems with cracks and nipple soreness. He had a tongue-tie clipped the first week, I got mastitis, and 2 weeks ago treated for yeast which seems to have cleared up. Also, a LLL leader visited me and helped me get a good latch. He's been latching great, but I'm still having problems with general nipple soreness, and worse yet, one nipple has a horrible crack which bled today during nursing. I can't seem to get this healed up! I'm using a "tripple nipple" ointment (has antiboitics, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory, like the APN recommended by Dr Jack Newman) and change nursing pads after every feed.
The pain and cracks are so bad that I feel like giving up breastfeeding, especially when it bleeds and I see blood in the baby's spit-up . I don't want to give up because I know breast milk is best for him and he really likes nursing. What should I do? Continue on and hope things will improve? Try to pump for every feed? (I pumped for several feeds today just to get some relief). Try a nipple shield? Need some help! Thanks.


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Music can be powerful. Studies have shown music may reduce agitation and improve behavioral issues that are common in the middle-stages of the disease. Even in the late-stages of Alzheimer's, a person may be able to tap a beat or sing lyrics to a song from childhood. Music provides a way to connect, even after verbal communication has become difficult.
Use these tips when selecting music for a person with dementia:
- Identify music that's familiar and enjoyable to the person. If possible, let the person choose the music.
- Choose a source of music that isn't interrupted by commercials, which can cause confusion.
- Use music to create the mood you want. For example, a tranquil piece of music can help create a calm environment, while a faster paced song from someone's childhood may boost spirit and evoke happy memories.
- Encourage movement (clapping, dancing) to add to the enjoyment.
- Avoid sensory overload; eliminate competing noises by shutting windows and doors and by turning off the television. Make sure the volume of the music is not too loud.
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Art projects can create a sense of accomplishment and purpose. They can provide the person with dementia — as well as caregivers — an opportunity for self-expression.
When planning an art activity for someone with middle- to late-stage Alzheimer's, keep these tips in mind:
- Keep the project on an adult level. Avoid anything that might be demeaning or seem child-like.
- Build conversation into the project. Provide encouragement, discuss what the person is creating or reminiscence.
- Help the person begin the activity. If the person is painting, you may need to start the brush movement. Most other projects should only require basic instruction and assistance.
- Use safe materials. Avoid toxic substances and sharp tools.
- Allow plenty of time, keeping in mind that the person doesn't have to finish the project in one sitting.
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The format/point of the tour is still the same as previous years - which means that if you have means of transport, a tent, a sleeping bag and enough money for a weeks worth of petrol and food, just turn up at the designated starting points and get yourself involved!
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It's life, but not as we know it. Researchers in the Netherlands have found that a microbe from deep beneath the ocean can breathe a major ingredient in rocket fuel. The discovery suggests that early life may have used many different kinds of chemicals besides oxygen to survive and thrive.
Some of the harshest conditions on Earth lie inside hydrothermal vents. These vents are hot spots generated by volcanic activity on the ocean floor, and they're not anywhere you'd want to go swimming. In addition to being unbearably warm, they're under enormous pressure, and often the surrounding water lacks dissolved oxygen.
The creatures living in these vents are mostly single-celled organisms. "When you do see them in the microscope they don't always look very spectacular," says Rick Colwell a geomicrobiologist at Oregon State University. But don't let their modest appearance fool you: These microbes are unlike almost anything on Earth. They're bacterialike creatures called Archaea, and they can survive without oxygen.
Colwell and others think that these Archaea cells may resemble the earliest forms of life. Billions of years ago, before algae and plants were around, there was no oxygen on the planet. Archaea-like organisms may have ruled supreme.
Among the most commonly seen and studied Archaea is a bug called Archaeoglobus fulgidus. It lives in ocean vents and hot springs all over the planet, using sulfur-based chemicals instead of oxygen to breathe.
Martin Liebensteiner, a graduate student at the University of Wageningen in the Netherlands, decided to put something else in A. fulgidus's atmosphere: rocket fuel.
Liebensteiner was interested in a chemical called perchlorate. It's a major ingredient in solid-rocket motors like those used on the space shuttle. It also exists naturally in small quantities on Earth, and on Mars. Some bacteria can use perchlorate to survive, and Liebensteiner wanted to see if the Archaea might also be able to use it as an oxygen substitute.
It's not part of A. fulgidus's normal diet, but the little guys seem to love it. "We found out it's using it for growth and for survival," he says. The work appears in Thursday's issue of the journal Science.
Liebensteiner says the new work shows that the ability to breathe many different chemicals might be more fundamental to early life than previously thought. Colwell agrees. A. fulgidus' ancestors probably sucked up whatever chemicals they could to survive on the hostile early Earth.
"They develop a sort of diversity, a bag of tricks if you will, that allow them to survive under different conditions, and this might be one," he says.
In other words, these microbes may have been feeding on rocket fuel for billions of years before humans discovered it. But don't feel too inferior. We're still the ones that invented the rockets.
Now to a scientific finding about a tiny microbe with a strange diet. Researchers in the Netherlands have found that an organism living deep in the ocean can survive on rocket fuel.
As NPR's Geoff Brumfiel reports, the creature's diet might tell us more about the earliest life on the planet.
GEOFF BRUMFIEL, BYLINE: There are spots on the ocean floor where volcanic activity causes the water to boil.
BRUMFIEL: These places are called hydrothermal vents. They're hot, the pressure's high, and there's no oxygen dissolved in the water.
BRUMFIEL: I have to say it doesn't sound like the greatest place to go swimming.
RICK COLWELL: It's probably not. But for these organisms it's their spot.
BRUMFIEL: Rick Colwell is a geomicrobiologist at Oregon State University. He studies the microbes that live in the vents.
COLWELL: When you do see them in the microscope, they don't always look very spectacular. Some of them do, but most of them look kind of simple - little round cells that are quite small.
BRUMFIEL: These little round cells may resemble the earliest forms of life on Earth. In the beginning, there was no oxygen. Unlike almost all animals living today, these microbes don't need it. Figuring out what they do need may provide clues about life's beginnings.
Martin Liebensteiner is graduate student in the Netherlands.
MARTIN LIEBENSTEINER: I'm working at the University of Wageningen.
BRUMFIEL: He's studying a particular kind of bug that thrives in the boiling vents, Archaeoglobus fulgidus.
LIEBENSTEINER: It's a kind of bacteria-like cell.
BRUMFIEL: Liebensteiner took some Archaeoglobus, put it in a beaker and fed it. And this is where it gets a little wild.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Three, two, one, zero and lift-off.
BRUMFIEL: The space shuttle's boosters used fuel containing a chemical called perchlorate. Liebensteiner gave his microbes a perchlorate-only diet. This was something new to them. In the vents they use other chemicals for energy. But as Liebensteiner writes in a paper in Science, the little guys seemed to love their rocket-fueled menu.
LIEBENSTEINER: We found out, it's using it for growth and for survival.
BRUMFIEL: The fact these microbes could use perchlorate on the fly isn't as strange as it first seems, says Rick Colwell.
COLWELL: Yeah, it does seem weird. But the chemical does exist naturally in various places on our planet and also on Mars, for instance. And so, microorganisms who've been around for quite awhile have seen this material and have recognized it as a compound that they could use.
BRUMFIEL: The study suggests that this bug's ancestors sucked up whatever chemicals they could to survive.
COLWELL: They develop a sort of diversity; a bag of tricks that they have, if you will, that allow them to survive under different conditions and this might be one.
BRUMFIEL: In other words, these bacteria may have been using rocket fuel, billions of years before humans did. But don't feel too inferior. We're still the ones that invented the rockets.
Geoff Brumfiel, NPR News
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Missouri CourthousesContact and other information about this county is available on the National Association of Counties website, http://explorer.naco.org/
Butler County was created in 1849, and commissioners selected Poplar Bluff, a wilderness at that time, for the county seat. The court appropriated $200 for the first courthouse and ordered Jesse T. Gilley to secure a plan. Gilley presented a plan in November 1850, and the court ordered it let to the lowest bidder on Dec. 1, 1850.
For some reason Gilley presented a second plan Dec. 16, 1850, which the court accepted in place of the first one. Phillip L. Varner superintended construction of the courthouse.
In May 1851 the court appropriated an additional $54.50 for weatherboarding the exterior and finishing the interior. An entry in the County Court Record on Feb. 10, 1852, to build a partition in the south room suggests at least a two-room building. G.R. Loughead, Butler County historian, provided information to indicate the courthouse was on the southeast corner of the square.
In 1867 the court sold the courthouse. Richard Metcalfe's history of Poplar Bluff claims the material from the courthouse was used in the construction of a frame residence which was still standing in 1884.
The court authorized funds for the second courthouse from the sale of 10,000 acres of swampland (at not less than $1.00 per acre), which was the only source of income to finance such a project. Commissioners also had the option of trading swampland to the contractor as compensation. The court appointed three commissioners in April 1858 who were to furnish plans and superintend construction. After serving for some time, one commissioner resigned, and finally all three were discharged in May 1860. John Yarber was appointed and authorized to make alterations in plans and specifications as necessary.
Contractors of the courthouse are not positively identified, but Solomon G. Kitchen appears to be one of the principals. Others mentioned include: D.B. Miller, William N. Ringer and Charles T. Arthur. Construction dragged on for years and then came to a standstill during the Civil War. After the war, building resumed, but then again faltered. The court took action to prosecute contractors Arthur and Kitchen or recover 10,000 acres of land conveyed to them.
Sometime in 1866 the contract was awarded to W. F. Mitchell and Park H. Peters, who presented bond for $8,500 to do work on the new courthouse. Additional appropriations of $3,100 were required to finish construction. In February 1867 Simmons R. Horwill was appointed commissioner; after settling with the contractors for $4,245, he recommended the court receive the building (Figure 1).
Figure 1Butler County Courthouse, 1858-1886. (Courtesy: G. R. Loughead, from the collection of Ott Heacock)
The square, brick building probably had transverse halls; offices were on the first floor with the courtroom and jury rooms on the second. A small octagonal cupola topped the hipped roof. Fire destroyed the building Dec. 14, 1886.
Little is known about the third courthouse, which was built by L. B. Walker and Co. in 1887 at a cost of $11,475 (Figure 2). A disastrous tornado ripped through Poplar Bluff May 9, 1927, and damaged the courthouse beyond repair (Figure 3).
Figure 2Butler County Courthouse, 1887-1927. (From: postcard, Trenton Boyd collection)
Figure 3Butler County Courthouse, after 1927 tornado. (Courtesy: G. R. Loughead, from the collection of Ott Heacock)
An advisory committee was appointed in June 1927, and they invited proposals for a new courthouse to be considered in July. Architects submitting plans included: Martin Laubis, Poplar Bluff; M. B. Howard, St. Louis; Earl Hawkins, Springfield; Gill and Jackson, St. Louis. The court awarded the commission to N. S. Spencer and Sons, Chicago. Bedford stone was the recommended materials for the three-story, 100-foot-square building.
A successful bond issue authorized expenditure of $250,000 in November 1927. George Gassman received the contract in March 1928, and work began immediately.
The cornerstone ceremony was conducted June 26, 1928. The following May the courthouse was dedicated (Figure 4). Final costs amounted to $265,000. There are four entries, all alike so as to show no partiality to any adjacent properties. The Circuit Court room on the third floor, which seats 300, had elevator service in the original plan. Butler County government continues to operate from this 20th century courthouse.
Figure 4Butler County Courthouse, 1927-. Architect: N. S. Spencer and Sons (From: postcard, Trenton Boyd collection)
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This week, two of your friends broke the news: they're pregnant.
One's due in October, the other in November. Heavy sigh.
It's not exactly that you're anti-kid. No, you like kids ... as long as they're not yours, and you're pretty firm on that. And in the new book, "I Can Barely Take Care of Myself: Tales from a Happy Life Without Kids" by Jen Kirkman (Simon & Schuster, 2013, 213 pages), you'll find a kindred spirit.
If there's a chance to fly somewhere for the weekend, Kirkman is on it. That's one of the perks of being child-free, she says. She can choose the lifestyle she wants, without "dragging a kid around" or forcing a child to adapt. She can go anywhere for her comedy career because, after all, "improv and child rearing are not so different."
But many people aren't OK with her decision to remain child-free, though she doesn't know why such a personal choice should matter to them. It might be that "people who want kids and people who have kids have secret meetings where they come up with ... talking points." The arguments they give her are varied — but similar.
People say she's young and she'll change her mind, but Kirkman is steadfast. The only child she wants to indulge is her inner one. They say she's "selfish," but she wonders how it's selfish to avoid giving birth to an unwanted baby. They say she'd be a "really good mom," which may be true but she doesn't want to test that theory. They warn that if she doesn't procreate, she won't have anybody to care for her when she's old. She says there are nursing home attendants for that.
Even when she got married, Kirkman was clear about her decision, "making certain" that her husband absolutely didn't want children. He didn't, and their parents were supportive. Which is good, says Kirkman, because when parents start asking for grandkids, everyone knows what they're really saying and who wants to think about that?
"It's time for the bullying ... to stop," says Kirkman. Having kids is a choice. Shouldn't not having them be a choice, too?
You love your nieces, nephews and friends' kids. You really do. But if you don't know what to say to people who try pushing you into parenthood, then "I Can Barely Take Care of Myself" is the book for you.
Author Jen Kirkman is a little grumpy and quite defensive about her position here — for good reason — but she's not militant about it. Instead of getting livid, Kirkman puts her comedic talent to use by snarking to her readers about the ridiculousness of baby culture, overly enthusiastic parents and total strangers who feel it necessary to publicly pry. And since it's a good bet that those readers feel the same way, this book may very well strike a funnybone.
While parents or parents-to-be might laugh at this book, I think it'll be better appreciated by anyone who has made a negative decision on the "Baby, maybe" question. If that's you, then you'll love "I Can Barely Take Care of Myself." No kid-ding.


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John Tortorella out as Canucks' head coach
VANCOUVER — Off the ice, John Tortorella was better than anyone expected. On it, the Vancouver Canucks were worse.
After the Canucks' poorest season since the 1990s, the National Hockey League team and new president Trevor Linden have finally concluded that their coach has to go — a firing that was made official Thursday morning.
But Tortorella's greatest fault is that his coaching style and beliefs were poorly suited to the players he was hired to guide. Mike Gillis, the general manager who last June gave him a five-year, $10-million contract with ownership's keen endorsement, is already unemployed. The team owes the coach $8 million.
Tortorella did only what he promised, turning a puck-possession team into a group of shot-blocking, collapse-around-the-net energy players whose leading forwards were expected to eat more ice time than nearly anyone in the NHL.
But with Daniel and Henrik Sedin killing penalties and Ryan Kesler averaging 21:48 a night and top defenceman Alex Edler playing from the fetal position, the Canucks went 13-24-4 in the second half of the season and missed the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 2008. Nobody expected that.
There was supposed to be an adjustment period for players raised in the NHL by former coach Alain Vigneault to play a different style of game. There was going to be some friction between the notoriously demanding and unyielding Tortorella and players accustomed to more latitude.
But no one envisioned the Canucks would plummet the equivalent of 18 points in the standings and that nearly every notable forward would suffer through an offensive famine unprecedented in scope.
Alex Burrows didn't score a goal his first 35 games, and Danny Sedin didn't score one for 23 games. Henrik went 12 games without a point, and Kesler played his final 21 games without registering an assist. And the Canucks finished the season with just 196 goals, three years after scoring 262.
But the real indictment of Tortorella's system — or the players' application of it — was the Canucks' inability to defend leads and keep the puck out of their net when needed.
Despite the pre-occupation with protecting their goal area, Vancouver's goals-against was a mediocre 14th in the league, four positions worse than it was in Vigneault's final season.
This system for these players did not work.
Tortorella was unable to stimulate a lineup that went stale under Gillis after the 2011 Stanley Cup Final loss, and the coach, who knew what was coming, said emphatically when the season ended that the Canucks had to get younger and re-energized.
That message was delivered with the same honesty, conviction and civility Tortorella displayed all season. Publicly, he was a far better person than what we'd been led to believe. It was only behind the bench where he disappointed.
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Description: The university built a common dining area just below Stevens-Nerland-McIntosh halls in 1963. The building was dedicated to Lola Tilly, the head of the department of home economics, in May 1985. The building seats 460 students in the dining hall, and there is a small meeting room and a kitchen. During the shool year approximately 2,000 meals are served every day.
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Message quick action buttons
When checking my messages, I wanted to erase them. I had to click first to select the action to perform with selected messages, and then the "apply" button.
It would be nice to have the most relevant features have a direct link or button so to make message handling more efficient.


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this is to be used as a statement, not part of a sentence.
If possible, please could someone / anyone help with translating this into the correct words and word order for both greek and latin?
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Today we have in our labs the Sony BWU-500S, Sony's first 12x Blu-ray disc writer. This drive offers 12x recording for the select 6x BD-R media, which means that you will be able to burn 25GB of data in less than 12 minutes.
Basic features of the Sony drive include 12x burning for single layer BD-R, 8x for dual layer BD-R, while . BD-RE are burned at 2x for both DL and SL.
The drive also maintains compatibility with DVD and CD discs for both read and write. TheBWU-500Swrites Double Layer BD-R media at 8X, and reads BD-ROM discs at 8X as well. Single Layer DVD±R discs can be written at 16X, Double Layer DVD±R at 8X and rewritable discs at 8X (+RW) and 6X (-RW) respectively. The drive reads and writes CD-R at 48X and rewrites CD-RW at 24X.
The drive is the retail version of the Sony Optiarc BD-5300S burner.
Below you see the table of specifications:
The drive comes with a generous bundle. It includes the CyberLink software suite 8, which includes programs such as the DVD/Blu-ray Disc playback software, PowerDVD 9, the video editing software, PowerDirector 8, and the DVD/BD authoring software, PowerProducer 5. These programs make it easy to play back 3D Blu-ray Disc videos, edit your own creative video material and produce and burn your own Blu-rays Discs and DVDs with impressive menus. Data archiving is also simple with the PowerBackup 2.5 burning software.
Besides the software disc, the retail box includes a Sony BD-R SL disc for 6x burning, an operating instructions guide, s SATA cable and warranty cards.
The rear panel is typical and has a power and SATA interfaces:
Let's take a look at the drive's internal board. It is recommended not to open the case of your drive since that would void the warranty.
You can click on each picture for a larger view:
The drive's electronics is based on the MediaTEK ARM MT1939MWDU chipset. Notice that the LiteOn iHBS112 12x BD burner is also based on the same chipset and board.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (UPI) -- About 67 million, or one-quarter of the U.S. population, live in "poverty areas," census tracts with poverty rates of 20 percent or more, the census says.
The American Community Survey, compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau, showed that people living in poverty tend to be clustered in certain neighborhoods rather than being evenly distributed across geographic areas.
The highest number of these poor neighborhoods are located in Mississippi, which has 46 percent of these poor census tracts, with New Hampshire having the lowest at 5 percent.
In 15 states and the District of Columbia, more than one-quarter of the population resided in poverty areas, the report said.
Of the 10 million people residing in tracts where poverty was especially prevalent -- poverty rates of 40 percent or more -- 43 percent were white, 38 percent were black, 3 percent were Asian, 11 percent were some other race, and 2 percent reported two or more races, the survey indicated.
Individuals residing in tracts with poverty rates of 40 percent or more were less likely to have completed high school, to work year-round, work full time and to own a home, and were more likely to be living in a female-householder family and to be receiving food stamps than individuals living in tracts with low poverty rates -- or poverty rates of less than 13.8 percent.


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When people think of asthma, they often associate it with children. But did you know that asthma is increasing among people over 65 years of age? Unfortunately, asthma cases among people over 65 often go undiagnosed, or misdiagnosed.
Unlike young people with asthma, whose main symptom is wheezing, seniors usually complain of a chronic cough. For this reason, asthma in older adults may be overlooked or misdiagnosed as the common cold or cough. Other symptoms may include wheezing, shortness of breath, fatigue, and weight loss.
Asthma in people over 65 often occurs among former smokers and those with emphysema, chronic bronchitis, or other conditions related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Sometimes, it is hard to distinguish asthma from other conditions.
Viral respiratory illnesses (e.g., influenza and the common cold virus) and tobacco smoke are the main triggers for adults with asthma. However, common asthma culprits such as dust mites, pet dander, pollen, and molds can also affect people over 65, especially those who spend a lot of time in the home. Lack of exercise or healthy foods may also contribute to poor lung health.
Before you begin any asthma treatment plan, discuss with your doctor any other medications you are taking. Some asthma drugs have adverse side effects when mixed with other drugs. Your doctor may provide a written treatment plan that helps you keep track of your medications.
Steroid medicines, especially if taken by mouth, may contribute to cataracts and osteoporosis (thin bones). Always talk to your doctor about these side effects.
National Asthma Education and Prevention Program Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma. Rockville, MD. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, US Dept of Health and Human Services; 2007. NIH publications 08-4051.


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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - A student at Lafayette's Northside High School has been arrested for allegedly ramming a pregnant teacher in the stomach.
The Advertiser reports that the 17-year-old student was arrested just after noon Thursday by Lafayette police on a charge of battery of a schoolteacher. He was booked into the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center but released later Thursday.
The condition of the teacher was not available.
Police said the conflict began as the teacher removed another student from her classroom to avoid a physical altercation; she followed the student into the hallway. The police statement said the accused 17-year-old tried to open the door from within the classroom and allegedly rammed the teacher as she blocked the doorway.
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Most Canadians support doctors' right to restrict treatment based on beliefs: poll
A slight majority of Canadians believe doctors should have the right to deny a patient a medical treatment based on moral or religious beliefs, the nation's biggest medical licensing authority is discovering.
More than 14,000 individuals have responded so far to an online poll conducted by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario as part of a review of its policy on doctors and Ontario's human rights code.
The unscientific "quick poll," open to the public and members of the profession, asks whether physicians "should be allowed to refuse to provide a patient with a treatment or procedure because it conflicts with the physician's religious or moral beliefs."
As of Wednesday, 14,207 individuals had voted. Of those, 56 per cent support allowing doctors to restrict medical care based on their personal beliefs while 43 per cent are opposed. One per cent said they "don't know." The college has received 742 comments as well on the discussion forum, and is inviting public feedback until Aug. 5 on its website (http://www.cpso.on.ca).
"This is clearly an issue of relevance to both the public and members of the profession," said college spokeswoman Kathryn Clarke, who called the amount of feedback "exceptional." The college last year began promoting its public consultations using Twitter and Facebook, in addition to its website and Dialogue magazine.
But the debate has also been stoked by recent headlines involving doctors in two major Canadian cities denying medical care based on religious grounds.
Last month, the Calgary Herald reported that a doctor working at a walk-in clinic was refusing to prescribe contraception due to her personal beliefs. A sign in the window at the Westglen Medical Centre informed patients that "the physician on duty today will not prescribe the birth control pill." Patients looking for the pill were instead provided with a list of other clinics willing to prescribe it.
In January, the Ottawa Citizen reported that three family doctors were refusing to provide birth control pills, or any form of artificial contraception, including the "morning after" pill, saying in letters to patients that doing so conflicts with their "medical judgment, professional ethical concerns and religious values."
On the College's discussion page, one member of the public wrote, "If I come to you for medical care, I expect to get the scientifically determined best care for my condition. If you can't or won't provide it because of your beliefs, find a new job."
One physician said he would never ask a patient "to act against her own conscience when making difficult choices about treatment. Who do you think you are to make me, because I have chosen a profession in the service of others, act against mine?"
The College's current policy, approved in 2008, sets out a doctor's legal obligations under the Code as well as the college's expectations "that physicians will respect the fundamental rights of those who seek their medical services."
When it comes to moral or religious beliefs, the policy advises doctors to "proceed cautiously," warning that restricting medical services based on moral or religious beliefs may be "contrary to the Code."
Canadian ethicist Arthur Schafer said doctors and other health-care providers should be allowed to exercise "conscientious objection."
"They don't have to perform services that they think are unethical or that violate their sense of what the will of God is, if they're religious. But that's not an absolute right," said Schafer, director of the University of Manitoba's Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics.
What trumps that right are the life and health of the patient, he said. "That means that if you are the only physician in a remote, rural or northern area, and your refusal to provide a service will mean that the service will effectively not be available to them, you can't refuse."
In addition, he said a doctor who announces on a sign in his or her office a religious objection to the birth control pills isn't just refusing to provide a patient with a prescription they might get from another clinic across the street.
"She's saying, 'I have certain religious scruples and I don't believe in sex outside marriage and I don't believe in artificial birth control because my church teaches that it's wicked.'
"That means that you can't give them counselling. It means you can't perform the most fundamental health promotion and disease prevention function in a big domain — the domain of sexual activity — for anyone who is having sex outside marriage, or for anyone who wants to use an IUD or condom or birth control pill," Schafer said.
"She's not fit to be a family doctor," he said. "That sign in her office says, 'don't talk to me about condom use or sexually transmitted diseases. In fact, don't talk to me about anything that might lead me to condemn you as a morally unfit person.'"
Clarke said the public feedback will be reviewed and a literature and case law search conducted to determine "whether the policy ought to be revised based on all of the information that we have before us."


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Intimately heard and intensely played, Present Music takes you In the Chamber. Andrew Norman's Sabina, inspired by Roman churches in the early morning, shines through sophisticated patterns and grows with the light and warmth of experience while Ted Hearne's Vessels travels through difficult yet forceful turns of mood and understanding. Other selections featured honor the Composer's idols. Motion, composed by Nico Muhly, is a tribute to Orlando Gibbons's verse anthem See, See the World, which captures the nervous energy of obsessive counting. Inspiration for I Found it by the Sea, composed by Tmothy Andres, is drawn from Brahms' chamber music, creating space and resolution between its variations. Witness the inspiration behind each piece, as Present Music brings you up close and personal with our musicians. Experience In the Chamber.


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Marietta, GA - Austell Road
3535 Austell Rd SW
Marrietta, Georgia 30008
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