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|Posted by hj on June 10, 2004 at 09:19:22:
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it my not be bad if no water came out when you depressed the valve. The valve might have a miniscule leak that allowed the air to escape over the years, or the rubber membrane might allow air to "ooze" through it over time. If the old tank has a defective bladder then using it for storage would not work, because without an air cushion to push it out, the water would just remain in the tank and stagnate.
: I believe that my presssure tank after about 20 years has gone bad. My pump was starting to run almost as soon as a faucet was opened and no air was released when I briefly pressed the schrader valve but there was no water released either. I believe that the tank became water bound. I drained the tank and reset the pressure in the tank to about 38 pounds (my pressure switch is a 40/60).
: I have 2 questions about this is it likely that my old pressure tank is bad ?
: My second question is if I replace the old pressure tank with a new one, can the old tank that is not leaking be lift in place for additional water storage?
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Listening to NPR Saturday morning, I caught part of Scott Simon interview of brothers Stephen Amidon and Thomas Amidon, M.D. discusses their book The Sublime Engine: A Biography of the Human Heart. The interview touched on the story of the human heart in science/medicine, history, and culture.
It turns out that the classic red heart symbol we see almost everywhere around Valentine's Day doesn't look much like a real human heart at all.
"Of all the theories about where that symbol comes from, my favorite is that it is a representation of a sixth century B.C. aphrodisiac from northern Africa," says Stephen Amidon,….. "And I kind of like that history because it sort of suggests that early on, people sort of understood the connection between love and the heart."
Words and how we use them were the focus of Dr. Pauline Chen interview by WIHI host Madge Kaplan this past Thursday, February 10th (H/T Paul Levy): A Legible Prescription for Health
On this edition of WIHI, Dr. Chen wants to spend some time talking about language, especially the words doctors use with one another when describing patients; the unintended barriers created the more doctors and nurses don protective, infection-protecting garb; the mounting weight of patient satisfaction surveys; and more.
Back to the NPR interview on the sublime engine: the human heart. The authors do not feel that as our advances in surgical techniques become commonplace, that the heart will lose any of its cultural and metaphorical significance.
"One of the things that surprised me during the course of writing this book was how durable the heart's metaphorical power has been — not just in the past 50 years in the great explosion of cardiology, but in the past 500 years since the great anatomists of the Renaissance began opening up bodies and began looking at the physical heart," he says.
Even as all this was happening, the heart has retained its metaphorical power.
"So perhaps there will be a day when we no longer touch our chest and kind of nod, and people understand we're talking about qualities that can't be explained by medicine — we're talking about courage or devotion or inspiration," he says. "You can have a situation where someone receives an artificial heart, and afterward goes to their surgeon and says, 'I thank you for this from the bottom of my heart.' This will make complete sense to us."
On this Valentine's Day, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for spending part of your day with me.

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The American Civil War is often called the first "modern war," pitting high-powered weapons versus archaic battlefield tactics. How much do you know about weapons of the Civil War?
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Question 1 of 30
At the outset of the war, the arsenals of both armies were stocked mostly with which weapon?
Colt revolvers
smooth-bore muskets
The muskets were far outdated, featuring technology that was a century old.
Question 2 of 30
How were some Civil War gun barrels innovative?
They were replaceable.
They were rifled.
The rifling helped to spin the projectiles, making them more stable and accurate.
They were made of a lighter metal alloy.
Question 3 of 30
What was the mostly commonly used firearm in the Civil War?
Sharps rifle
Springfield 1861 rifle
The rifled barrel gave it an effective firing range of up to 400 yards.
Colt Army Model 1860
Question 4 of 30
About how many rounds per minute could trained troops fire using the Springfield rifle?
Prior to the Springfield rifle, many troops were stuck using smooth-bored muskets that were wildly inaccurate.
Question 5 of 30
How did the Union army deploy hot air balloons?
as surveillance tools
The balloons offered good vantage points for battlefield commanders trying to make sense of enemy movements.
as early bombers
as machine gun nests
Question 6 of 30
What was the weight of the Parrott Rifle?
18 pounds
180 pounds
1,800 pounds
It was a cannon that fired mostly 20-pound projectiles and had a range of around 2,000 yards.
Question 7 of 30
How were the first Civil War ironclad ships powered?
diesel engine
steam engine
The newfangled ironclad ships immediately revolutionized shipbuilding.
Question 8 of 30
Due to an insufficient number of firearms, in 1862 Georgia's governor ordered the creation of what weapon?
Thousands of the spear-like weapons were manufactured but there's no record of them actually being used in battle.
Question 9 of 30
What was the maximum range of the Napoleon cannon?
1 mile
It was more commonly known as a "12-pounder" for the weight of the projectile it fired.
2 miles
3 miles
Question 10 of 30
Which weapon caused only about 5% of Civil War casualties?
land mines
They were used in many, many battles but caused mostly psychological harm to the opposing side.
Question 11 of 30
Which gun was the most widely used weapon in the Confederate army?
Lorenz rifle
Enfield rifle
It had an effective range of about 500 yards.
Springfield rifle
Question 12 of 30
How were wounds caused by the conical Minie ball different than those inflicted by round musket balls?
They were less destructive.
They tended to cut a path straight through the body.
And when they impacted bones, they caused them to shatter; as a result many soldiers were subjected to amputations.
They mushroomed when they struck flesh.
Question 13 of 30
Why were casualty rates so high during Civil War battles?
poor battlefield medicine
The weapons were incredibly powerful but medicine in general wasn't advanced enough to save wounded soldiers.
many land mines
machine guns
Question 14 of 30
The 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry was first armed with what weapon?
Nicknamed "Rush's Lancers," they were eventually rearmed with rifles.
Colt root
Volcanic pistol
Question 15 of 30
How were calcium lights used during some attacks during the Civil War?
used to set fire to enemy fortifications
used to illuminate targets
The bright lights were used during the Union attack on Fort Wagner to help gunners find their marks; they also blinded the Confederate soldiers.
used to coordinate signals from afar
Question 16 of 30
What special feature was included on the Sharps military carbine?
a grain grinder
The hand-cranked grinder was probably used for wheat or corn.
a compartment made to hold tobacco
a fishing hook
Question 17 of 30
Which weapon was responsible for about 90% of all Civil War casualties?
To ensure a hit, soldiers often held their fire until the enemy was in very close proximity.
Question 18 of 30
For the siege of Petersburg, Union commanders personally purchased what kind of new weapon?
Gatling guns
The U.S. government actually never officially adopted the weapon, which was essentially a machine gun.
land mines
Question 19 of 30
Why were government officials reluctant to invest in new arms technology at the beginning of the war?
The war was supposed to be over in six months.
No one thought the South would be able to draw out the conflict.
They were confident in their stockpile of older weapons.
They were sure that there would be a political resolution.
Question 20 of 30
At which battle did the Spencer rifle make a powerful impression?
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Chickamauga
Union forces used the repeating rifle to cut down masses of Confederates.
Question 21 of 30
Why were Ketchum grenades hard to use?
They had to land on the nose in order to detonate.
They actually featured stabilizing fins, like darts, but they were still of dubious value.
The timing of the fuses was too long, giving foes a chance to lob the grenades back at attackers.
They were too heavy.
Question 22 of 30
Which weapon did Confederate soldiers commonly use to kill Union artillery crews?
volcanic carbine
Whitworth rifle
It had an effective range of 1,000 yards, making it useful for snipers.
Joslyn rifle
Question 23 of 30
How many side-by-side barrels did the Billinghurst Requa Battery feature?
They could be fired in a single volley, making it a very lethal weapon, but other weapons made this one obsolete.
Question 24 of 30
During the Civil War, land mines were commonly called what?
dirt bombs
They were used more by Confederates forces; many people thought they were inhumane.
foot traps
Question 25 of 30
Why did Civil War cavalry men carry multiple pistols?
It was easier than reloading a weapon that had been fired.
As with rifles, pistol technology advanced during the war, making it less necessary to lug around multiple weapons.
Their missions tended to be longer because they were on horseback.
You can never have enough guns.
Question 26 of 30
What was the range of the Hale rocket launcher?
2,000 yards
It was more accurate than previous rocket systems but didn't see widespread action.
200 yards
about 100 yards
Question 27 of 30
How many shots could the Henry rifle fire before it had to be reloaded?
Repeating rifles offered soldiers a tremendous advantage over foes who had only single-shot muzzleloaders.
Question 28 of 30
Union Gen. William Sherman called which weapon, "not warfare, but murder?"
land mines
To protect his soldiers, he forced Confederate POWs to march at the head of Union formations.
machine guns
Question 29 of 30
How many rounds per minute could a Gatling gun fire?
about 150 rounds
about 350 rounds
In an era of slow muzzleloaders, the Gatling gun was a technological marvel.
about 750 rounds
Question 30 of 30
How many miles of telegraph line were installed only for the purpose of military communications?
more than 1,000 miles
more than 1,600 miles
more than 15,000 miles
The telegraph system was one of the most important weapons in the war, helping armies coordinate their movements.


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The Emery County Business Chamber is planning its March Lunch and Learn meeting. It will be held on March 15 at noon at the Museum of the San Rafael.
The featured speaker for this lunch will be Alan Christensen who is an expert on marketing your business on the web and making sure your business has a web presence and email. The Emery County Business Chamber is excited to have Christensen attend the March Lunch and Learn to offer his insight into business marketing.
Christensen is the Director of the Utah Small Business Development Center and Custom Fit Training at Snow College. Christensen has been employed at Snow College since 2002. He serves a dual role at Snow College as director for the Utah Small Business Development Center and as director for the Custom Fit Training program.
As a regional director for the Utah Small Business Development Center at Snow College, Christensen organizes and oversees training and counseling efforts serving both pre-venture and existing business clients throughout a six-county region of central Utah. He also spends a significant amount of time personally consulting with small businesses. Several of his clients have been recognized for their success by entities such as the Utah SBDC network, the U.S. Small Business Administration and Utah Science, Technology and Research program.
In 2005 and again in 2010 Christensen was recognized nationally by the Association of Small Business Development Centers as the "State Star" for the Utah SBDC.
As director for Custom Fit Training he oversees efforts to assist area businesses in securing training and education solutions to meet the ever-changing needs of their workforce. This results in training for over 1,000 employees in hundreds of small businesses each year in central Utah.
Christensen is certified as a training facilitator by three of the most widely recognized names in Entrepreneurial and Leadership training: The NxLeveL Educational Foundation, The Kauffman Foundation's FastTrac program, and Franklin Covey. He has been an adjunct instructor for Snow College, Utah State University and Dixie State College.
Christensen performed undergraduate studies at Utah Valley State College where he graduated Cum Laude, earning a degree in business management. He completed graduate work at Utah State University graduating Magna Cum Laude with a Master's of Education in Instructional Technology with a distance learning emphasis.
As a successful entrepreneur he has started, owned or otherwise been involved in numerous business ventures. Prior to being appointed to the SBDC he was the marketing director for a Ford and Mercury automobile dealership.
Christensen is married to the former Rebecca Leavitt. They have five children and reside in Sanpete County. Leisure activities he enjoys include camping, hunting, fishing, painting, coaching youth soccer, and playing with his children. His second language is Japanese. Christensen enjoys active involvement in the community and in his church.
Everyone is welcome to attend the lunch to learn more about business in Emery County, and for more information call Jerry Stotler 435-384-3137.


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DUBAI, U.A.E., 10th December 2012: Emirates' First Class and Business Class customers can now look forward to a seamless, premium travel experience, with the introduction of new, bespoke transfer shuttles.
With an investment of over AED 73 million, the custom-built, state-of-the-art shuttles will transport First Class and Business Class customers to and from their departure gates, if a flight arrives or departs away from the terminal at Dubai International airport. With 41 transfer shuttles currently in operation – 15 dedicated for First Class and 26 for Business Class, Emirates' premium customers can enjoy the shuttles' stylish interior designed to reflect the ambiance and quality of their onboard experience.
"We are constantly reviewing every touch point along the journey of our premium class passengers, to find ways we can further enhance their travel experience with Emirates," said Tony Chandler – Vice President - Product Development and Operations Improvement, Emirates. "With the addition of the new transfer shuttles, our vision is to extended and interpret the luxury of our onboard product in a way that will both delight and exceed the expectations of our discerning customers."
Emirates' premium class customers can enjoy a memorable 'door to destination' journey with a range of premium class services and products including a chauffeur drive service and over 30 dedicated lounges across the Emirates network. With the introduction of the luxury transfer shuttles, customers will have no interruption to the ambiance and comfort that they have come to expect on Emirates'premium Cabins.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Spartans 7-2
Playing his most effective ball of the season, Chandler Pearson helped lead the Emery Spartans to a pair of wins recently. Emery traveled to Roosevelt on Dec. 16 and gave the Cougars their second loss of the season with a 70-66 overtime win, on Dec. 19 the Spartans hosted Manti and gave the Templars their first loss of the season, 70-53.
Against the Cougars, Pearson had 17 points and a season high 16 rebounds. Against the Templars, Pearson had a team high 24 points, 7 assists and 5 steals. Pearson is the eighth leading scorer in 3-A basketball, averaging just over 17 points per game.
Against Union, the Spartans shot poorly, rebounded poorly, had unforced turnovers and yet found themselves still in the game. This is a sign of a pretty good team. In the first half, the Spartans shot 5 for 12 on 2-point shots and 3 for 16 on 3-point shots and 8 for 8 from the free throw line to manage a 27-26 halftime lead. In the second half, the game was tied at the end of the third quarter 37-37 and Union scored with three seconds left in regulation to forge a tie 53-53 at the end of regulation.
In overtime, Bowie Jeffs hit three straight 3-pointers and a pair of free throws to ensure the victory. Jeffs finished with 35 points, Zeke Atwood had 8 points, Matt Stucki had 5, Isaac Bawden 2, Ty Gardiner 2 and Chad Phillips 1.
On Dec. 19, Emery hosted 2-A's #1 ball club and handled the Templars with ease. Keaton Cowley, off the bench, had three straight 3-pointers to pace the Spartan first half effort. Emery led 28-24 at the half.
Emery outscored Manti 19-10 in the third quarter and 23-19 in the fourth quarter to take a 17-point win. Pearson had 20 second half points to pace the Spartans. Jeffs finished with 15 points; Atwood finished with 8 points but brought the crowd alive several times with huge blocked shots. He finished the game with six blocks. Cowley had 12 points on four 3-pointers, Stucki had 7 points, Bawden 3 and Phillips 1.
Coach Todd Jeffs after the Manti game commented, "We beat a pretty good club tonight. I thought our second half effort left them looking confused. We executed well."
Spartans Defeat Pineview
Three and a half seasons ago, Bowie Jeffs, son of Head Coach Todd Jeffs, began his career at Emery High amidst catcalls from fans that he was playing because he was the coach's son. Well they were right, he was playing because he was the coach's son and that is what makes him special. Last Friday night, in the first game after the holidays, Jeffs assisted Chandler Pearson and Zeke Atwood in leading the Spartan's to victory over the Pine View Panthers 67-57.
Despite spraining an ankle in the first half, Jeffs had 16 points and 9 assists in the win. Jeffs, who already held school career records for steals, assists and free throws made, became the leading scorer in Spartan history as he exceeded Shawn Bradley's career record and also became the leading scorer in school history behind the 3-point line as he exceeded Brandon Burke's career record. Jeffs, when asked what kind of animal he would like to be and why, responded "I would like to be a lion so I could be king and nobody could mess with me." On the basketball court, Jeffs fantasy has probably came true. Jeffs, like a lot of coach's sons, was a gym rat growing up and the dividends have paid off nicely for the school. He transformed from rat to lion and we, the fans, get the finished product.
Pearson, after a 4-point first half, scored 20 points in the second half to pace the Spartans with 24 points, 11 rebounds and 5 steals. Chandler, who has played with a sore hand all season, was the leading scorer for the third time this year. Atwood finished the game with 16 points and 2 blocks. Also scoring for the Spartans were Matt Stucki with 7 and Ty Gardiner and Chad Phillips with 2 points each.
The Spartans are now 8-2 for the season and ranked third by the Salt Lake Tribune. They play the defending 3-A champions Tuesday night in Heber City and are home Thursday night against North Sevier.


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Temp has dropped to 24-25c from 30c and sky is full of clouds..
Like it better this way, cause it was too hot for May..
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
It's 11c and cloudy and
Merry Christmas to all...
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A bit cooler, but sunny
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Formed in 1951, La Banda el Recodo was conceived by self-taught clarinet player Don Cruz Lizárraga (born July 1, 1918; died June 17, 1995). Although his formal education ended after his first year of junior high school, Lizárraga was a master as a musician and bandleader. Teaching himself to play clarinet, against the wishes of his father, Lizárraga had to sell one of his pigs to raise the down payment for his first instrument. He raised the additional cost by picking corn for a neighbor. In the early '50s, Lizárraga joined a banda de musica sinaloense, gradually becoming the group's director. Shortly after moving to Mazatlan, Sinoloa, he accepted an invitation to sign with RCA Victor. Although he recorded his first two tunes, "Mi Adoracion" and "El Callejero," with a quintet, he soon formed La Banda el Recodo with its classic lineup of two clarinets, two trumpets, two trombones, bass drum, and snare drum.
Lizárraga continued to lead La Banda el Recodo until his death from cancer in 1995. The group continues to tour, however, led by his clarinetist sons German and Alfonso. The current band also features clarinet player Alberto Montoya, vocalists Carlos Sarabia and Luis Antonio Lopez, harmony singers Víctor Manuel, Sarabia Garcia, and Aldo Sarabia Garcia, trumpet players Mario Alvarado Villaseñor and Enrique Valdez Rojas, bass drummer Jose Martinez Ochoa, snare drummer Jose Martinez Jimenez, trombone players Oscar Alvarez Otonez, Conrado Zatarain Fajardo, and Gerardo Urias Gutierrez, and tuba player Carlos Soto Beltran. Five years after the death of Lizárraga, La Banda el Recodo won a Grammy for Best Banda Performance for "Lo Mejor de Mi Vida" at the first annual Latin Grammy Awards. Under the new leadership of Lizárraga's sons, Alfonso and Joel, La Banda el Recodo forged ahead, prolifically releasing albums in the new millennium, including 2006's Mas Fuerte Que Nunca, which mixed banda with other musical influences, including salsa and cumbia. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi
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Track List: Mi Vicio Mas Grande
Track List: La Mejor De Todas
Track List: Me Gusta Todo De Ti
Track List: Banda Sinaloense El Recodo De Cruz Lizarraga Vol. II - La Culebra Pollera
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Napoli Review: watch out here we come!
Aurelio De Laurentiis is more than a President; he's a great business man, and a great manager. He rebuilt and re-shaped Napoli, bringing the team from lower divisions to top flight. He implemented new rules without the temptation of doing everything too quick and too soon. He's not afraid of shark managers, and he created a solid team which has improved every year.
With the departure of Walter Mazzarri, he once again took the right choice. By bringing Rafa Benitez to Napoli, he gave an international image to the club which was able to attire top players such as Gonzalo Higuain - despite the departure of Serie A's best players Edinson Cavani and Ezequiel Lavazzi in the past two seasons.
The team will have to face three competitions this season, again, to include Champions League and try to shake things up in order to dethrone Juventus in the National League.
Let's have a look at the squad for this season:
Goalkeeper. Vote 8/10
The departure of De Sanctis may seem strange as he still is a solid goalkeeper and goes to strenghten a direct rival such as Roma. However, the signing of Pepe Reina is a strategical one; he serves as an example for more international players to join the club. Benitez knows him well and will use his qualities in the changing room as a motivator. His ability in playing the ball with his feet may be more important than his blanks at ball handling between the posts.
The real deal for Napoli was transferring Rafael from Santos - who will probably be the goalkeeper of the near future - and will give visibility to the Club in Brazil. Roberto Colombro will probably be the third goalkeeper and won't get many minutes.
Defense. Vote 8/10
With Benitez, the defense will switch to 4 men in line after years of 3 with Mazzarri. The signing of Raul Albiol will bring solidity and replace the departure of Hugo Campagnaro, and Albiol should play with Miguel Britos in the center of the defense. Christian Maggio will start at right back - as he often does with the Italian national team - while Camilo Zuniga and Pablo Armero will share the task at left back. Paolo Cannavaro is more than a replacement and should get precious minutes in the rotation while Fredrico Fernandez has yet to show his value.
Midfield. Vote 9/10
The best department is probably the midfield, which is the key of the 4-2-3-1. Behrami, Inler and Dzemaili should rotate in the defensive midfielder positions; 3 quality players which can guarantee quantity to coach Benitez. In the center offensive midfielder position there is probably the best player in Italy at the moment: Marek Hamsik; this tactic seems to be perfect for him as he started the season with goals and top performances.
For the wings, Napoli has a great mix of experienced, talented and hungry players: old fox Goran Pandev, young star Insigne, newcomers Jose Callejon (who chose Napoli in order to play with continuity in order to have a change to be part of the Spanish squad for Brazil 2014) and Dries Mertens who PSV sold since their replacement, Bakkali, is even better.
Offense. Vote 9/10
Higuain is the starting center forward who should have no problems in Serie A and is expected to be the killer he was in Argentina and Spain; Duvan Zapata was signed to be his backup and has the talent to do well but may not be ready to play for the title if Higuain is not available.
Coach. Vote 8/10
Rafa Benitez is not a normal coach; he's extremely prepared. He's studied Serie A and is ready for the challenge, and he's also probably hungry for revenge after the unpleasant experience with Inter where he didn't have much support from management.
He's also a great positive motivator for the players, celebrating their qualities intramurus and with the press; he's the total opposite of Jose Mourinho who aims at making his players believe that everyone is against them, which includes press and match opponents.
Serie A: Second Place.
Champions League: Quarter Final.
Coppa Italia: Winner.
Possible Starting Formation: 4-2-3-1
Maggio - Albiol - Britos - Zuniga
Behrami - Inler
Callejon - Hamsik - Insigne


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Down Day for the Department of Youth
November 10 2010 07:22AM
As a parent I have often stood in stunned silence while observing my children on life's learning curve. The boy riding cardboard down the stairs, firing heavy items at his sister one Saturday morning with the classic line "don't move, I think I can hit you this time" (poor little girl, when I got to her she was shaking in her boots) or my daughter--just 4 years old--opening up drawers in show-home kitchens and trying to climb into them (don't worry, we bought the place).
The thing is, sometimes you can reach children with words and advice, and sometimes they have to learn things on their own. Last night, the Oilers kids had a bit of a pity party. Completely predictable and now let's now do that again.
The sagging shoulders, the "I'll just do it myself" turnovers, the stick thwack against the boards, the benchings. It's all part of the maturing process and if you think it didn't happen with the Boys on the Bus you're sadly mistaken. A missed flight by Messier, a BoBo search party and many other examples (on and off ice) over the years. I remember in the WHA era that Dave Hunter was benched because he took a penalty in the last minutes of periods too often. Seriously. It became an issue, his ass was stapled to the bench and he learned not to do that anymore.
The trick is to make the discipline strong enough to have an impact without going overboard and losing the player. I think Tom Renney's actions last night were solid. That's a fine line, you know. The Oilers have lost players over the years (Arnott, Comrie) to various events that got blown way out of proportion. In some of those cases, the fanbase was part of the problem (certainly with Arnott).
Taylor Hall is a teenager. Expecting the kid to know it all at the beginning has more to do with impatience on our part than any kind of disconnect from the kid. Eberle and MPS too. They are inconsistent and they make the same mistakes over and over and sometimes it seems like it'll take forever. Hell, Gagner and Cogliano are still on that long learning curve. In fact, Ladislav Smid is just now reaching a point where we can see consistency in his game and perhaps say goodbye to the unforced errors.
It's a long way to the top when you get into scorched earth rebuilds. We're going to be up and down emotiionally like a rollercoaster in these next few years and there's really not a damn thing we can do about it. The Christmas movie "It's a Wonderful Life" included the classic line "ah, youth is wasted on all the wrong people."
Not so, in this case. Patience with the three rookies will eventually result in very good things for Oiler fans. That 7-1 beatdown last night will be turned around in due time. We need to remember it takes time for kids to learn, and enjoy the small victories while enduring the backward steps.
We've seen it before.
November 10 2010, 06:55PM
He's speaking Madjamian. It's an incredibly complex language to learn and imparts only severe depression and paranoid delusions if you master it. We recommend you do what everyone else does and just treat comments from madjam the same as you would from that aunt at the reunion with severe Alzheimers; you just smile, nod, and keep moving without holding their crazy comments against them. While with a great deal of effort madjam has shown that he is capable of using thought, sentence structure, and punctuation together in a paragraph, it's clearly too taxing for him to expect it every time.
that is way to logical. I ram myself into the corner of my desk and read his posts through the tears as they fall down my cheek...
November 10 2010, 08:07PM
THE COMEDY CLUB was the wrong venue at this point and time . Far beyond the normal bounds of a Tradgedy movie . With seeemingly more talent on our farm club than on our NHL club , one wonders if Bettman and league might start imposing a $1M dollar penalty /game on Oilers for running a superior team in the minors to their NHL team . I guess we could hope for a major injury situation and see our AHL club come up and see better hockey ?
Just what and who is learning ? Are we already deliberately throwing the season down the toilet ? Maybe thats why AHL squad not being called up .
Renney not amused by COMEDY CLUB act ! A farce , spoof ?
You'd have a hard time convincing anybody that our NHL squad is as good or better than our first place AHL squad .
I suppose because our building sells out no matter who and what they put on the ice , their is no need to anything expediantly or time worthy ?
No frustration here (tongue in cheek ) but theirs only 3 rookies on squad , not an entire team of misfits . Skinner put on a clinic for our rookies to see along with the veterans he made look sick . Quite the perfomance from our defence ! If our club doesn't play above it's head every nite , we just are not in a game . Rebuild excuse is being used far to often as an excuse for entire team failures ." Canned "excuses are not making our team any better and if accepted will only continue to make matters worse and for a longer time .
Madjam, seriously, I love you! Of the very few things in life that can possibly blow my mind, you are one of them! Being able to proclaim that an AHL affiliate team is better than their NHL counter part and write it with conviction, devastates me! I don't know what reality you are from or if you even connect to any one in particular.
What I must ask of you is, to not stop inducing that physiological chemical experiment one might refer to as a brain! That and regardless of how pretty the girl is that offers you her vertical smile, don't take that foil helmet off for anyone!
November 10 2010, 08:10PM
I'll take $20 dollars worth of whatever Madjam is smoking.
November 11 2010, 02:38AM
@fuck off
"you ain't got chips, you be yelling FCUK THE WORLD! you got chips, you can fcuk the next mans girl."
that was for madjam not mxke. sorry im intoxicated and confused, im looking for my budbuster so i can join madjam on that pipe dream.
November 11 2010, 09:31AM
I go to church every Sunday and pray that the Oilers will lose. I pray that the defence sucks. That the penalty killing sucks. That the goaltending sucks and that the power play never scores. I pray that there GMs out there who are willing to trade thier first round picks to us for Dustin Penner, Tom Glbert or Andrew Cogliano. I pray that there is a GM dunb enough to take Sheldon Souray off our hands.Most of all I pray that the fans of this great hockey city be given patience. I too dream of Stanley CUp glory. I too long for the day when we can hold our heads high. Its been too long since we hoisted Lord Stanley's Trophy. The road will be long, but the reward will be that much sweeter when we get there.
Tough to compete in games when the Goaltending is brutal. Then the youth kicks in and they spiral out of control. It's going to happen all year. 1 win for every 2 or 3 losses. 1 blowout for every 2 or 3 close ones.
There's no doubt in my mind that of the bottom 5 teams in the NHL, the Oilers have the best chance of staying in the lottery hunt. Just look at the goaltending.
Good point. You need to also add in the blue line, which was my biggest concern coming into the season. It is brutal - likely the worst in the league right now.
Khabi is starting to look his age this season and the rust from last year's layoff is showing as well. Starting him last night was a mistake - he appeared to be gassed from the get go.
Doobie looks okay at times, but his stats will likely suffer with more playing time behind the Oilers' blueline. However, he needs playing time to develop so they might as well play him more often and see how he does.
The lack of top end centremen on the team is really starting to show more now as well. My guess is that MBS goes for bigger pivots (1st round and later rounds if guys he likes are available) in the upcoming draft rather than d-men, especially if Coutourier (?) is there when the Oil pick. If Pitlick can develop into a solid #2 centreman in a couple of years then the team should be set up front for a while.


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He was born at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho on July 16, 1955 to Alfonso Emilio Sandoval and Hazel Tremaine Hungerford.
Tony honorably served his country in the United States Army. He enjoyed fishing, watching the San Diego Chargers football games, and above everything else his family. He was very much loved by all his family and friends who will dearly miss him. He is now in a better place shining down upon us.
Survived by his son, Anthony Sandoval, United States Army, Fort Huachuca, Ariz., daughters, Mechelle Sandoval-Gonzales, Fort Hood, Texas; Kelly Sandoval, White Thorn, Calif.; daughter in law, Clarissa Sandoval; sons- in-law, Peter Gonzales and Ben McKee; seven grandchildren, Nikolas, Alisa, Adrian, Baylen, Jasmyn, Helayna, and Naomi; father, Alfonso Sandoval; step father, Paul Hungerford; brothers, Daniel and Lawrence Sandoval; Robert and Jason Hungerford; sisters, Uilanie Sandoval; Sandra Bishop; and long time girlfriend Marion Jonas.
Preceded in death by his mother Hazel Hungerford.
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I seem to be jinxed. Although life has went well for many years, and I am not complaining today, everything it seems is more challenging now. I chose to make the bulk of my income in real estate, auto sales and the stock market. Now I say the bulk but you have to understand that the bulk was really not that much. One can make it sound really good by saying the bulk but a little is still a little no matter how one dresses it up.
Now on top of not making that much money, it seems that the government wants to take more of what ever it is that I was left with. It is simply not right. Why, if I have been a fairly responsible individual over my life, am I being forced to pay the costs of those entities that have been foolish.
Houses, lets talk houses. I always wondered how those people in the city were buying all of those fancy, nice homes on golf courses and I wondered what they did to make that much money to be able to afford them. I knew that I could not have afforded one of them when I had kids at home so how are they? Now we know that they weren't. And now we all suffer as we help bail them out. Not only are they spending our money, our homes are now worth much, much less. Ouch.
Cash for clunkers, what a sham. Why is our government paying to make people buy cars? All that has happened here is that people that were buying in the future bought now and now there may not be a future if you are a car dealer. And now the customers with the clunkers are hit with another bad deal. Everyone who got a federal rebate will receive a 1099 form stating that you must pay taxes on the free money. Ouch and ouch.
And now health care. We are in such a hurry to pass a health care bill that we do not take the time to even read the bill and to even know what the heck is in that bill. We do not need a change just to have a change. We need intelligence and much deliberation put into any effort made on this subject. We need the government to do the right thing.
And now the scary thing. I have an older sister who is not exactly of the same conservative mindset that I am. In fact, one might say that we are polar opposites of each other on most issues that make the national news. We do not see eye to eye.
We recently had a family reunion and I left it alone for a long time but finally I could not bite my tongue any longer. I spoke up, I mouthed off, I started a political discussion. I expected opposition, I expected something but I did not get it. I felt sad because I was looking forward to the discussion that I knew that we would have. It did not occur.
And why not? Because I did not see it coming, she agreed with me. I was shocked, I was dismayed, I was sad. How could this be? My sister agreed with me. My sister did not want socialized health care either. My sister does not have much money, but she was on my side. In fact, the more we talked the more we were the same. How did this happen?
I do not want the government to take care of me, I just want to take care of my self. I want to be left alone so that I can succeed or fail on my own. And so it is with my sister, the liberal. Ain't family great.


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Sitting in a Chemistry 150 lecture at 8:00 am on a summer morning was the last place I thought I would ever find myself. When I started at Fort Lewis College, being a history major, I waited a long time to fulfill this general education requirement, a science with a lab. Despite my apprehension, I found the hands-on problem solving in chemistry invigorating and the panoply of research topics riveting. In the two following semesters, I took chemistry classes "just for fun," and they led to a life-changing decision.


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Culture, history and tasty fish soup: Marseille can offer any tourist a pleasant stay in France's most important port.
Let Nantes, a city in the running for Best European Destination 2016, surprise you with its excellent tourist attractions, as well as its energy and creativity. Divided by the river Loire, the city houses both historical as well as contemporary buildings.
Nice is a scintillating city on the French coast with an Italian ambience and magnificent architecture.
World-famous museums, magnificent sights and delicious food: Paris certainly knows how to attract tourists.
Like Brussels and Luxembourg, Strasbourg is mainly known as headquarters of the institutions European Union. But this French city has so much more to offer.
Toulouse is almost entirely built with red brick, hence its nickname, "the pink city". The city has some magnificent sights, and is characterized by a scent of violets.


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Psalm 120
Call upon the Lord when in distress.
A Song of degrees.
1 In my distress I cried unto the Lord, and he heard me.
2 Deliver my soul, O Lord, from lying lips, and from a
3 What shall be given unto thee? or what shall be done unto thee, thou false tongue?
4 Sharp arrows of the mighty, with coals of juniper.
5 Woe is me, that I sojourn in
6 My soul hath long dwelt with him that hateth peace.
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I've been googling and searching in this forum but cant find what im looking for...
I've downloaded android apps from google play to my FTV. I can put the android apps in "Favourite" in XBMC. But i want to put them in other categorys on the home screen. I want to put my norwegian apps from google play to example movies, games or in another place than Favourite.
How do i do?
If anyone could help me with this i will give that person a reward
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Depends on the skin. Some skins have customisations options which allow you to easily add stuff to the main menu. Been using Amber and Eminence and they both can add custom stuff to the main screen quite easily. Know Aeon Nox and Aeon MQ5 can also do it easily.
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Nedle: I can put the android apps on the home screen but i would like to put them on Movies sub menu. How do i do that?
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(2014-07-30 02:42)jocala Wrote: I respectfully asked for a sub-forum. I also respectfully asked that this monster of a thread be stopped from metastasizing even further. Seems like a pile-on is occurring here, so I withdraw my requests.
I'm not sure why the Team are quite so hard and heavy on your request Jocala as it was respectfully and thoughtfully delivered. This thread seems at odds with the forum policy "One topic per thread for ease of management".
Argument that NUC should then also get its own section seems valid and I say why not?
As a forum for users I think its valid for users to make requests concerning the forum and shouldn't be piled-on if others disagree.
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This impressive painting is beautifully painted with jewel-like precision and shows Constable's ability to capture the immediate sensations of light and atmosphere; it is one of Constable's most natural depictions of the landscape around his home, reflecting his interest in portraying rural harmony. It is notable in the way the figures are more conspicuous and more particularised than in his other early landscapes. Although based on a number of sketchbook drawings, the work was probably painted in large part in front of the motif. The field depicted here is the same one seen in the right foreground of the The Stour Valley and Dedham Village 5 September 1814 .
Constable depicted a traditional farming community harvesting wheat, with harvesters, gleaners, a boy with a dog and a distant ploughman. The woman and two girls in the foreground are poor, gleaning the ears of wheat missed by the reapers. The boy with the dog is guarding the workers' food and drink, draped in discarded clothes to provide shade from the sun. Constable presented life before the changes that occurred in rural society with the enclosure of the common fields in 1816 – before the poor had been largely barred from taking part in their age-old practice of gleaning.
Constable exhibited this painting at the Royal Academy in 1816 and at the British Institution the following year, when he included with the catalogue entry lines from Robert Bloomfield's The Farmer's Boy (1800):
Nature herself invites the reapers forth;
No rake takes here what heaven to all bestows:
Children of want, for you the bounty flows!
His inclusion of this text suggests that Constable too believed that the rural poor, in this instance the gleaners, were deserving of nature's bounty.
As Michael Rosenthal has noted, the Napoleonic wars saw an increase in rustic subjects at the main London exhibitions. Around the time Constable painted this scene a number of other British artists were painting similar subjects, such as Peter de Wint's A cornfield c.1815 (Victoria and Albert Museum, London) and George Robert Lewis's Harvest field with reapers, Haywood, Herefordshire 1815 (Tate, London). Such farming scenes portrayed the happy Britain, which invasion – or revolution – would have destroyed (Rosenthal 1983, p. 200).


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Attendees at the Maria Stein Country Fest enjoyed an excellent weekend of entertainment. Saturday evening events included a running of American Red Cross Go Kart Racing. Each heat of six to seven karts raced around the track a total of 32 times. But after every eight laps, a pit stop was required for a driver exchange. Moving over from the go kart track, the racing dropped into a lower gear at the adult Big Wheel race. The competition was fierce once official signed up the 27 racers and each racer signed the waver. In each race three big boys (or girls) took their trikes once around the course. The winer of each preliminary race moved on to the semi-finals, and the and three semifinal winners raced around the track twice to determine who had the fastest Big Wheel. The top three received prizes for their effort including champion Josh Alexander. And what would be the Country Fest without tractor square dancing? These pastoral promenaders made numerous appearances the entire weekend. The 2009 theme had comic book super heros and super villains mounted on their metal steeds while the dances were called. Superman and Wonder Woman, the Incredible Hulk and Spider Man, Batman and Robin and the Joker and Penguin paired off and do-sa-doed around the floor for two songs. But the festival was set right again when the man of steel soared over the arena, captured the villains and freed the maiden.
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What if the finger flick was actually a booger!?! How awesome would that be! Plus I can actually see Isshin doing something like that lol.
Excited for the next chapter for sure. I hope Gin's Bankai is like a full body armor or something (I know, random, but I still think it would be cool to see) or an actual spear.
I have a feeling Urahara went in to HM to save those 3 and to show Mayuri a better way to open Garunda and make him all mad. Tessai is saving everyone who was injured, gathering them and protecting them with a barrier while Unohana heals everyone one time with a massive technique or something.
Id like to see more from Ginta and Ururu though. Urahara created them to be anti shinigami mod souls but they haven't really shown much yet. But if it took Tessai and Urahara to stop her from killing Ichigo then Ururu at least must be impressive.


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Chapter 4
Mordecai and the Jews mourn and fast because of the king's decree—Esther, at the peril of her life, prepares to go in unto the king.
1 When Mordecai perceived all that was done, Mordecai rent his clothes, and put on sackcloth with ashes, and went out into the midst of the city, and cried with a loud and a bitter cry;
2 And came even before the king's gate: for none might enter into the king's gate clothed with sackcloth.
3 And in every province, whithersoever the king's commandment and his decree came, there was great mourning among the Jews, and
4 ¶So Esther's maids and her chamberlains came and told it her. Then was the queen exceedingly grieved; and she sent raiment to clothe Mordecai, and to take away his sackcloth from him: but he received it not.
5 Then called Esther for Hatach, one of the king's chamberlains, whom he had appointed to attend upon her, and gave him a commandment to Mordecai, to know what it was, and why it was.
6 So Hatach went forth to Mordecai unto the street of the city, which was before the king's gate.
7 And Mordecai told him of all that had happened unto him, and of the sum of the money that Haman had promised to
8 Also he gave him the copy of the writing of the decree that was given at Shushan to destroy them, to shew it unto Esther, and to declare it unto her, and to charge her that she should go in unto the king, to make supplication unto him, and to make request before him for her people.
9 And Hatach came and told Esther the words of Mordecai.
10 ¶Again Esther spake unto Hatach, and gave him commandment unto Mordecai;
11 All the king's servants, and the people of the king's provinces, do know, that whosoever, whether man or woman, shall come unto the king into the inner
12 And they told to Mordecai Esther's words.
13 Then Mordecai commanded to answer Esther, Think not with thyself that thou shalt escape in the king's house, more than all the Jews.
14 For if thou altogether holdest thy peace at this time, then shall there
15 ¶Then Esther bade them return Mordecai this answer,
16 Go, gather together all the Jews that are present in Shushan, and
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Leicester Tigers moved up to third in the Aviva Premiership after sealing a bonus-point 36-3 triumph over Gloucester at Welford Road.
Leicester moved third in the Aviva Premiership after claiming a bonus-point 36-3 victory over Gloucester.
First-half tries from Logovi'i Mulipola and Steve Mafi laid the platform the Tigers needed to cruise to the maximum five points on home soil.
Both sides headed into this match in good form. The Tigers were fresh from a convincing win over Newcastle, while Gloucester were on a high following a fantastic victory against Harlequins.
Gloucester got their only points of the game in the first minute, when Freddie Burns booted them in front with a penalty. But he missed the opportunity to double the visitors' advantage moments later when he sent his second penalty attempt wide.
The Tigers struck back in fine style, and by the time half-time arrived they were comfortably in front. They took the lead in the 12th minute when Mulipola crashed over following quick thinking at the tap restart by Thomas Waldrom. Toby Flood added the conversion.
The advantage was stretched ten minutes later when Steve Mafi barged his way over after snapping up the line-out ball and, though Flood missed the conversion, a penalty goal minutes later and a converted try from Ben Youngs on the stroke of half-time put real daylight between the two sides.
Gloucester were faced with a mountain to climb, but they couldn't find the tries they needed to claw their way back into the game.
The only further points in the second half were scored the impressive Tigers. Matt Smith rampaged through the mud and on to Billy Twelvetrees' grubber on the hour to increase the hosts' lead, before Alesana Tuilagi rounded things off for the hosts with their fifth try.
The scorers:
For Leicester:
Tries: Mulipola, Mafi, Youngs, Smith, Tuilagi
Con: Flood 4
Pen: Flood
For Gloucester:
Pen: Burns
Leicester: 15 Geordan Murphy (capt), 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Matt Smith, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Alesana Tuilagi, 10 Toby Flood, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Steve Mafi, 5 Graham Kitchener, 4 George Skivington, 3 Logovi'i Mulipola, 2 George Chuter, 1 Marcos Ayerza.
Replacements: 16 Rob Hawkins, 17 Boris Stankovich, 18 Julian White, 19 Ben Pienaar, 20 Craig Newby, 21 James Grindal, 22 George Ford, 23 Scott Hamilton.
Gloucester: 15 Jonny May, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Mike Tindall (capt), 12 Tim Molenaar, 11 Tom Voyce, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Brett Deacon, 7 Matt Cox, 6 Tom Savage, 5 Alex Brown, 4 Will James, 3 Rupert Harden, 2 Darren Dawidiuk, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Shaun Knight, 19 Jim Hamilton, 20 Akapusi Qera, 21 Nick Runciman, 22 Ryan Mills, 23 Ollie Phillips.
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth
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I got a new pretty! I'm not a unicorn and rainbows girl. Not really into cutsie cartoon drawings or Japanese art. BUT, I LOVE Tokidoki Unikiki!!!! The bag I got is the Ju Ju Be Be Quick bag. It's small and convenient for grabbing on the go. The Be Quick bag measures 11.5″ x 7″ […]
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I suppose we might call this pancake week, Here's a second submission for your approval on that American staple of the breakfast menu.
Sunday morning breakfast can be a special moment. On Sundays we have more time to prepare our morning meal and therefore we can pull out those special recipes that take a little longer. I have a great number of those recipes from my Swedish childhood. A favorite in my family was Swedish pancakes, which are much like crepes. Accompaniments would be lemon wedges, powdered sugar, brown sugar, peanut butter and/or pure maple syrup.
I have a great number of pancake recipes such as Swedish Pancakes, German apple pancakes, wheat free gluten-free pancakes and all kinds of variations on just the standard American pancake. When it comes to the standard American pancake the variations do seem endless. Not only can we change the ingredients of the pancake itself we can add garnishes such as fresh fruits or even fruit flavored syrups like the huckleberry syrup we brought back from our vacation out West.
When it comes to syrups I am a purist for the most natural, unadulterated product possible. I always avoid any that are made with a foundation of corn syrup of any kind. Maple syrup holds a special place in my kitchen and nothing but pure maple syrup will do. Corn syrup as a sweetener is so overused in our society that wherever we can cut back we are doing ourselves, our family and especially our children a favor.
Here's a special recipe coming out of Oatmeal, Texas. Try it this coming weekend and it will become a regular on your Sunday morning food parade.
Oatmeal and Pecan PancakesServes 4
2 cups buttermilk1 2/3 cups old-fashioned rolled oats, (not quick oats)2 eggs1/2 cup all-purpose flour4 1/2 tsp sugar1 tsp baking soda1/2 tsp salt1/2 cup pecan pieces vegetable oil or butter for cooking
In a stainless steel bowl stir together the buttermilk and oats, allow to stand for 5 to 8 minutes to soften the oatmeal. Sift together the flour, sugar, salt and baking soda, set asideWhisk the eggs into the buttermilk/oatmeal mixture until well combined. Stir in the dry ingredients including the pecans. This batter will be surprisingly runny, not to worry.
Heat nonstick griddle over medium to medium-high heat. Using oil or butter to lightly grease the pan and ladle about 2 tablespoons of the batter for each pancake, do not crowd on the griddle. Turn the pancakes when bubbles appear on the top, 1 to 2 minutes cook until lightly browned on the second side. Remove from the griddle and keep warm while you cook the remaining batter.
Serve with bacon or sausage and warm, pure maple or your favorite version of a fruit flavored syrup.


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2) Only one connection at a time: It looks like you should be able to handle up to 4 sockets, but the server never seems to return the additional connections in a server.available() call. Perhaps I misunderstand how to code this, but again, use the chatServer example and you'll see that only one connection at a time works. The additional connections over the initial one will send and receive tcp/ip packets, but the client connection never gets passed to the "application layer".
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Oceanic DVD
The ocean covers 71 percent of the Earth's surface and contains 97 percent of the planet's water, yet more than 95 percent of the underwater world remains unexplored. The ocean is key to transportation and recreation. Its resources may hold the cures to many diseases, as well as provides answers to our most basic questions such as " How does the Earth work? " Oceanic presents three programs that will uncover the many wondrous facts about the ocean and its power to transform, heal and create.
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The Integrative Land Management (ILM) emphasis prepares students for careers in:
- Public lands management
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- Conservation advocacy
Integrative Land Management focuses on the content and skills necessary for understanding and facilitating the integration of land, water, energy, wildlife and human societies; the integration of public and private land decisions; and the integration of the wildland-urban interface to manage diverse stakeholder values and interests toward sustainable and resilient environmental relationships. This track takes advantage of Gunnison County having 80 percent of its acreage as public lands, and numerous private-land possibilities in the form of conservation easements and agreements; tremendous natural-resource wealth, and thus, tensions among diverse stakeholders concerning the best use of those resources; and numerous government agencies, environmental nonprofits, extractive industries, recreation seekers and ranchers all negotiating actively over the values of these lands. There is no better laboratory for graduate-level study and application of these practices than the lands surrounding Western.
Integrative Land Management looks specifically at management issues through the lens of environmental resilience, understanding how landowners and public-lands agencies can build upon the land's adaptive capacity in the face of climate, ecosystem and socio-economic change. This approach enhances and challenges traditional notions of the management of dwindling, finite natural resources, facilitating the development of management schemes that enrich the ability of ecological and socio-economic systems to adapt. This program also focuses specifically on Integrative Land Management in the face of climate change - an emerging reality already influencing most public- and private-land management decisions. Studying firsthand how to mitigate and adapt to the consequences of an increasingly volatile climate in one of the coldest spots in the United States offers a unique opportunity for training innovative professionals in environmental management.
M.E.M. track in Integrative Land Management:
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- Managing NEPA - Land, Resources, People
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Author of Ed Engoron's Choclatique, Running Press, 2011
Fall brings nature's show of colors to California fig orchards, crispness to the air, and warm thoughts for the holidays. Each year at Choclatique we make a limited edition of our holiday assortments with a distinctive Fig & Peanut Sea Salt Truffle in the center of the box. For obvious reasons, this has become one of the most popular flavors at this time of year with some people ordering a whole box of just this holiday favorite. It is perfect for holiday gift giving and entertaining. It might be because of all the antioxidant power in both the figs and chocolate or it might be that it just tastes so darn good.
There are several great choices of figs this time of year—golden Calimyrna and dark purple Mission figs which bring elegance and unequalled flavor to your holiday gifts or table. Whether you're going big this year and buying a bulk box of Missions or Calimyrnas to bake up a storm (and get the best price), or you're putting together gift baskets featuring beautifully packaged, hand-packed figs, you should be able to find whatever you need.
When cooking with figs you'll find a diverse collection of incredibly delicious recipes on the California Fig Advisory Board website which offers a wealth of wonderful holiday food gift ideas. One of my favorites featuring chocolate that didn't make into my new book, Choclatique—150 Simply Elegant Recipes, is shown below.
In this recipe, we have showcased both sweet and chewy California-grown figs and Choclatique Private Reserve Dark Chocolate (64%) to make an elegant and delicious addition to your holiday table or a homemade gift to give to friends and family.
Choclatique Dipped Stuffed Figs
Inspired by the California Fig Advisory Board
15 Blue Ribbon Orchard Choice or Sun-Maid Figs
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup water
1/2 cup brandy*
15 to 30 small pieces candied ginger, toasted nuts or chocolate
6 ounces Choclatique Private Reserve Dark, chopped
3 ounces Choclatique Snowy White Chocolate, chopped
- With a sharp knife, cut a small slit in the bottom of each fig.
- In a small saucepan, over medium heat, dissolve the sugar in the water; stir in brandy and add the figs. Bring to a boil over high heat then reduce heat and simmer for about 20 minutes or until the figs have plumped.
- Drain the figs, cool and dry thoroughly.
- Stuff one or two pieces of ginger or nuts into each fig.
- Place chopped chocolate in a 1-cup glass measuring cup or small microwave-safe bowl. Heat on medium/50% power until almost melted, stirring after every 1 to 1 1/2 minutes.
- Remove from microwave and stir until melted.
- Hold stem of each fig and dip in melted chocolate. Place figs, stems up, on wax paper-lined tray until chocolate sets.
- Repeat the melting and dipping process with the white chocolate to create a small white footer on each fig.
- Store in airtight container in refrigerator.
*ChefSecret: Substitute the brandy with 1/2 cup water mixed with 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla for a liquor-free dessert.
Choclatique—150 Simply Elegant Recipes
If you're looking for the perfect cookbook for the holidays may I suggest Choclatique—150 Simply Elegant Desserts. If you would like to know about how chocolate affects the human body and improves one's disposition, it is the perfect primer. It is a great holiday gift and most importantly, the recipes make luscious tasting desserts perfectly the first time and every time thereafter. It is a foolproof guide to making all of your favorite desserts and enhancing your sweet disposition and those all around you.
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But I'm really not concerned about why this is happening. I want to make the code strong enough to handle such a RTC error no matter what the reason.
Hmm, really.. I'd be concerned with the "why" instead of hacking your code in one place to cover up bugs in another. Like I said I've had projects running continuously for months and never seen what you're talking about.
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Rösle Fruit Muddler
- Summary
Crushing, or "muddling," limes for cocktails such as mojitos and caipirinhas is easier than ever thanks to this efficient bar tool. Made with a durable 18/10 stainless-steel handle, the muddler is crafted by Rösle, one of Europe's leading manufacturers of professional cooking utensils.
- Thoroughly extracts juices.
- Releases oils from the fruit's rind for maximum citrus flavor.
- Burls grip the fruit for slip-proof muddling inside the glass.
- Will not absrob flavors or odors.
- Available with a short or long handle.
- Dishwasher safe.
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- Short-handled: 6 1/2" long.
- Long-handled: 9 1/2" long.
- Made in China.
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- Dishwasher safe.
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