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Posted: November 30th, 2012
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 325 degrees F. Line the bottom and sides of a 9x13-inch straight-sided metal baking pan with heavy-duty aluminum foil, leaving about a 2-inch overhang on the short sides. Lightly butter the foil.
Put the butter in a large (4-quart) saucepan over medium-low heat and stir occasionally until melted, about 2 minutes. Off the heat, whisk in the cocoa powder until smooth, 1 minute. Add the sugar and salt, and whisk until well blended. Use your fingertip to check the temperature of the batter -- it should be warm, not hot. If it's hot, set the pan aside for a minute or two before continuing.
Whisk in the fresh ginger and then the eggs, two and then three at a time, until just blended. Sprinkle the flour over the batter and stir with a rubber spatula until just blended. Stir in the crystallized ginger.
Scrape the batter into the prepared pan and spread evenly. Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with small bits of brownie sticking to it, 35 to 45 minutes. Do not overbake. Cool the brownies completely in the pan on a rack, about 3 hours.
Put the chopped bittersweet chocolate and butter in a small, heatproof bowl set over a small pot of barely simmering water and stir frequently until melted, about 3 minutes (alternatively, the chocolate and butter can be melted in a microwave).
Using the foil overhang, lift the brownies from the pan. Invert onto a cutting board, carefully peel away the foil, and flip again. Pour the glaze over the brownie and spread to within 1/2 inch of the edges using a small offset spatula. Sprinkle the toffee bits over the glaze. Set the brownie aside until the glaze is firm. Cut the brownie into 24 squares and serve immediately, or wrap in in plastic or waxed paper and refrigerate for up to 5 days. Let the brownies come to room temperature before serving.


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Anyone watch "Tank Week" last week on the Military Channel? Greatest Tank Battles?
They way these battles are recreated using today's technology and interviews with the participants is great TV!
Just when one thinks they know everything about every battle in WW2, we get exposed to new history.
I have never thought of the battle of the Rhineland. Most of what we see after the Battle of the Buldge is the collaspe of Berlin.
The Rhineland tank battle was fought by the Bristish and Canadians vs Germany. If they ever show it again, watch it! You'll realize there was more to tank warfare in WW2 then Gen Patton.
How cool would it be to own you own vintage Tiger to ride around in.

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Middle school principal Lucey resigns
Brown Deer - The Brown Deer School Board accepted the resignation of middle school Principal Marirose Lucey last week.
Questions have lingered after Lucey, who during the last seven years has served at Algonquin Elementary, Dean Elementary, and the middle school, went on leave approximately three weeks before the conclusion of the 2011-2012 school year.
The School Board approved a new middle school administrative team for the 2012-2013 school year, with three-year Assistant Principal Ellis Turrentine taking over for Lucey.
Andy Bauschelt and Bruce Kramer will be deans of students.
Residents can meet the new administrators at a middle school open house from 5-7 p.m. Aug. 29.
Shorewood district prepares to borrow $6 million
Shorewood - The Shorewood School Board approved an initial borrowing resolution Tuesday, authorizing general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $6,015,000.
Though the district has authorized the bonding, no borrowing will take place unless a contract is approved with Honeywell and Energy Services Group, which together will execute a number of energy saving projects around the district. That contract will be considered at a Sep. 11 School Board meeting.
The board also set a public hearing on the project for 6 p.m. Sep. 11, at the Shorewood High School library, 1701 E. Capitol Drive.
Shorewood annual meeting date changed
Shorewood - As a result of the required timeline for anticipated borrowing for upcoming energy saving projects, the Shorewood School District has changed the date of its annual meeting.
The new meeting time will be 7 p.m. Sep. 24 in the Shorewood High School library, 1701 E. Capitol Drive.
Nicolet moves stormwater plan forward
Glendale - The Nicolet School Board approved a request for proposal Monday which should return them a detailed construction plan for North Shore Engineering's proposed $1.5 million stormwater management overhaul.
The RFP had been put off at an earlier meeting when the district decided to have a third party review the stormwater plan. Local retired engineer Philip Santacroce approved the plan in mid-August.
The RFP will be brought back to the district Finance and Facilities Committee, and later the School Board, for future action.
Green Tree road work on target for late summer completion
Fox Point - The orange barrels and "road closed" signs will soon disappear from several blocks of Green Tree Road. Throughout the summer, extensive construction work has taken place along what is one of the key access points to the village.
Fox Point Village Manager Susan Robertson said a number of stormwater issues cropped up in early August, and the work is being addressed. Water utility work has been completed in the area.
Once the stormwater work is complete, grading and repaving will take place.
"I wouldn't expect this to go beyond the first week of September," Robertson said.
New ordinance spells out standards for inspections
Fox Point - The Village Board approved an amended ordinance related to investigations concerning inflow and infiltration discharge at private residences. The issue stems from issues of basement backups and flooding that have happened in the past.
Changes to the ordinance include eliminating a grace period for inspections, and another tweak would make uncooperative property owners ineligible from matching funds that have been made available through a joint initiative between the village and Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.
The village amended the ordinance, with legal consultation, following past incidents of uncooperative property owners.
Village Engineer Scott Brandmeier said the number of uncooperative owners has been proportionately small.
Contractor to propose, design renovations to Village Hall
Fox Point - The Village Board awarded a $14,100 contract to Barrientos Design and Consulting. The firm will be proposing several modifications to the existing layout of Village Hall.
Most of the proposed changes Barrientos will review revolve around security enhancements. For example, plans call on placing partitions at the front counter.
Under the existing configuration, the counter could easily be accessible in the public area if a person were to climb over the structure.
Village Board reviews updated financial statements
Fox Point - Village Manager Susan Robertson will likely present the Village Board with periodic year-to-date summaries of how the municipal budget is shaping up throughout the course of each budget cycle.
Trustee Eric Fonstad requested Robertson present year-to-date financial documents to the board at a meeting in July. The documents were reviewed and discussed earlier this month.
The board is expected to discuss the issue further at future meetings, but tentative plans call on Robertson to provide the board with written summaries - perhaps quarterly - and provide an analysis of the revenues and expenditures taken in each year.
For a community that is about 80 percent residential, Robertson said the budget follows a fairly formulaic pattern from one year to the next.
"I would say we're doing fine," Robertson said of the current state of the village's 2012 budget. "It's a happy year thus far."
Seats available for citizens police academy
Glendale - Six seats remain open for an upcoming Citizens Police Academy, according to Glendale police officer Joel Dhein.
The academy starts Oct. 4, and meets from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for 10 weeks, covering topics like media relations, narcotics enforcement, crime prevention and weapons demonstration.
Participants must be at least 18 years old and either live or work in Glendale.
For more information, contact Dhein at (414) 228-1741 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mequon residents urged to check mail listings
Mequon - It came to the attention of Highview Drive residents recently that their addresses were still recognized as being in Thiensville by the Post Office.
Area Post Master Anthony Tobias told North Shore NOW that the issue had been addressed, that "we had our people in Milwaukee check the database," and that Highview Drive was the only mislabeled area of Mequon.
Mequon resident Warren Stumpe is advising other residents to check their addresses on the Post Office website to verify the Mequon listing. He said that if any problems are found, residents can contact him at email@example.com and he will contact the Post Office on their behalf.
Village passes ordinance for nonconforming structures
Bayside - The Village Board last week approved an ordinance that amends the zoning code for issues involving nonconforming structures.
Any existing nonconforming structures - which could include garages or other adjacent buildings to a home - can be rebuilt if they are destroyed or damaged from weather conditions, mold, infestation or similar circumstances.
The caveat is the structure needs to be rebuilt within the same footprint as the previous structure.
Bayside denies appeal for false burglar alarms
Bayside - At the recommendation of staff members, the Village Board has denied an appeal to have a $50 false alarm fee reversed.
The village has an ordinance on its books that gives staff members the authority to impose a fee after a second false alarm is sounded.
Scott Franklin, a representative of the Ruth Kohler Revocable Trust, requested the appeal for false burglar alarms sounded April 27 and May 3 at a home in the 200 block of West Coventry Court.
The alarm system had not been used for an extended period of time, but had been reactivated upon Kohler's death.
In a letter, Village Manager Andy Pederson recommended against the appeal.
"One of the primary reasons our false alarm ordinance was enacted was because numerous responses to false alarms detracts from the normal and necessary public safety work," Pederson wrote.
New ordinance strengthens enforcement of property maintenance
Bayside - The Village Board last week approved an ordinance that outlines staff members' ability to handle property maintenance violations, particularly in cases involving repeat offenders.
The ordinance includes a stipulation that any fees incurred by the village can be charged back to a property owner.
The document also states offenders have to specify if a staff member is not permitted on private property, meaning such instances as grass cutting could legally be performed, without incident, unless a resident states otherwise.
The ordinance also states any permits and licenses will not be granted until all outstanding issues are rectified.
Bayside officials outline 2012 capital improvements
Bayside - Village Manager Andy Pederson has outlined and updated the Village Board on a number of capital improvement projects that have been under way in the community.
Pederson went over five projects that include street work, sewer projects and storm water improvements in various areas of the village. Work remains within budget and within preset time schedules.
This summer, the village also is tending to the Ellsworth Park Tennis Court by crack sealing and re-striping playing surfaces. The western courts have been reconfigured to accommodate pickle ball.
Bayside updates its wildlife management policy
Bayside - The Village Board has approved an updated wildlife management policy that is in compliance with the state Department of Natural Resources.
The policy includes 11 stipulations, including a provision any sharpshooting be done under the direct supervision of the village manager or police chief. Clear documentation also is necessary in each sharpshooting incident.
All representatives of contracted firms will be required to furnish sufficient documentation that demonstrates an ability to legally possess a firearm.
Bayside begins discussions on 2013 budget
Bayside - As a prelude to the heavy lifting that will be taking place in the months ahead, Village Manager Andy Pederson presented a list of guidelines for the village's 2013 budget.
The guidelines set the stage for the upcoming budget, which will be deliberated and ultimately approved in November.
Guidelines include a plan to examine energy efficient alternatives to offset rising energy costs, review existing fees for services and programs and examine other post-employment benefit liabilities.
The Village Board approved the document earlier this month.
Concordia move-in begins this week
Mequon - Concordia University Wisconsin will welcome freshman and transfer students from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 23, according to a Concordia news release.
Returning students are scheduled to move in between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Aug. 25, and opening service will take place from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Aug. 26.
Undergraduate classes begin Aug. 27.
Brown Deer board approves tweaks to several permit fees
Brown Deer - The Village Board on Aug. 13 approved several changes to the rates assessed for building permit fees.
Nate Piotrowski, community development director, said most of the changes pertain to plumbing and electrical permit fees. The village also has removed a fee for satellite dish installation - a line-item that harks back to the 1980s when the equipment was far bulkier than today's dishes.
For the first time, the village also will be assessing a $30 fee for fence installations. Piotrowski said the fee is designed to cover staff time associated with handling all of the necessary paperwork.
The board did not take action on one proposal within the permit fees, and that was a 50 percent reduction for any building permits issued to the Brown Deer School District.
Piotrowski suggested the reduction, based on discussions with district officials, but the board opted to hold off on the issue for an indefinite period of time.
Recent cleanup day deemed a success
Bayside - More than 400 vehicles participated in the village's recent summer cleanup day that was held July 15. Village Manager Andy Pederson provided a status report on the initiative at a Village Board meeting last week.
Pederson said a number of items were collected, including 8,640 pounds of scrap metal, 3,000 pounds of shredding documents and 294 gallons of latex paint.
The event doubled as a fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. Residents dropped off numerous items that will benefit the organization, including 200 pounds of lumber, 200 pounds of hardware and two riding lawn mowers.
Results from recent village survey being tabulated
Bayside - The deadline for the village's recent communitywide survey has passed, and Village Manager Andy Pederson said he received a 25-percent response rate.
The survey touched on a number of issues, including levels of service, programs and capital improvements.
"Once final surveys have been tabulated, all comments and results will be made available to the public for review," Pederson said.
Resident appointed to Village Board or Review
Brown Deer - Howard Colbert has been appointed to the village Board of Review, a body that meets annually to examine the tax roll and correct any apparent errors in computation of dollar figures.
Colbert has been a village resident about 30 years.
North Shore gets a new 'bird city'
River Hills - Bird City Wisconsin announced in an Aug. 9 news release that River Hills is among two other Wisconsin communities recognized for a long-term commitment to "people, birds and other wildlife."
Bayside was recognized as a Bird City in 2010, and Whitefish Bay and Fox Point were recognized this spring.
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Ehrenreich, McPhee to read, Oct. 3 - UPDATED
Posted September 26, 2007; 06:10 p.m.
Barbara Ehrenreich's reading has been postponed due to illness. John McPhee will read as originally scheduled.
A reading by Barbara Ehrenreich, author of the bestseller "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America," and John McPhee, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Princeton faculty member, is set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
Ehrenreich is the author of 13 books, including "Nickel and Dimed," for which she moved around the country working in low-wage jobs to examine the lives of America's working poor. Her other books include "Dancing in the Streets: A History of Collective Joy," "Bait and Switch: The (Futile) Pursuit of the American Dream" and "Blood Rites: Origins and History of the Passions of War." Ehrenreich has been a contributor to Time magazine, The New York Times, Harpers magazine and The Progressive magazine.
McPhee, a member of Princeton's class of 1953 and a Ferris Professor of Journalism since 1974, writes for The New Yorker and has published 27 books. His works have explored topics as diverse as cattle rustling in Nevada ("Irons in the Fire"), birch-bark canoes sewn and lashed by hand in New Hampshire ("The Survival of the Bark Canoe") and the grooming of the lawns of Wimbledon (part of a collection titled "A Roomful of Hovings"). His work on the geology of North America, "Annals of the Former World," won the Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction in 1999.
The event is part of the Althea Ward Clark Reading Series sponsored by the Program in Creative Writing.


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TARGET: Intermediate to Expert/Pro: Good range of usewith early planing, comfortable speed, easy turns and good strap options for intermediate sailors through to quick performance with lively feel and great gibing performance for the more expert sailor quick yet controlled and great gibing.
AT A GLANCE: New for "08,the Futura, designed by Tiesda You, replaces the legendary Carve and the S-Type combining the best design featuresfrom those and the iSonic. Available in a D-Ram or Wood construction, it has good foot straps with "K9" anti twist inserts, deck pads with uni-directional grip fish scalepads"), mast track scale and good strap options for different level riders but no singlestap option due to the tail width."The outline shape is quite straight and fast looking as the width extends into the nose and tail and there aresmall tail cut outs."It comes with a superb Drakefree-slalom swift 40cm fin (Tuttle box) and a recommendation to have a second, smaller fin to "bring out the best of the board".
RIDE AND HANDLING: The 122 is one of the earliest to plane, rising smoothly and effortlessly and settling at a very comfortable speed that gives lots of confidence to the rider. Outboard and driving more against the edge of the board and the fin, the board releases further to reveala very quick top gear which is extremely easy to achieve. The main difference with the Carve is that the Futura feels much morecrisp and efficient while retaining the Carve's smooth control, both cruising and motoring. It sails very well on all points of sails, especially upwind and handles chop easily, gliding over the top. The board can handles bigger rigs easily and, rather than losing performance, seems to gain it and start to display superb freerace feel and performance. In overpowered conditions and heavychop the board starts to feel lively to the extent that the rider needs to pay more attention to board trim, but move outboard and lock the windward rail down, and the Futura respondswith blistering performance. When off the plane the board is also very stabe with good width and with its great flat deck.
MANOEUVRES: The Futura has very versatile gybing characteristics - easy for early level gybers with lots of room for the foot change and an easy, smooth arc, and great performance if driven hard into the turn, the rail slicing through any water state cleanly and the board comingout with plenty of speed. Tacking is very accessible as well with the wide, flat deck, which extends into the nose.
+ Ease of use combined with control and performance over a massive range, both in a straight line and in the corners The Futura really does have an even wider user appeal than the old Carve! Not much to fault, but lively feel in windier conditions and heavier chop might be less attractive to those who liked the very smooth feel of the Carve.
- Not much to fault, but lively feel in windier conditions and heavier chop might be less attractive to those who liked the very smooth feel of the Carve.


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Sihuan Pharmaceutical's Nalmefene hydrochloride drug gets H20120078 certificate of approval from Chinese SFDA
Singapore: Sihuan Pharmaceutical's new category 3.1 drug, Nalmefene Hydrochloride Injection (Nalmefene Hydrochloride), received a new drug certificate (H20120078) and approval for production (2012S00818) from the Chinese State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA).
Nalmefene Hydrochloride is yet another generic drug for which the company has received approval for production following the Roxatidine Acetate Hydrochloridefor Injection. It will be manufactured by Beijing Sihuan Pharmaceutical, a wholly-owned manufacturing subsidiary of the Company.
Nalmefene hydrochloride is a next generation opioid (opium) receptor inhibitor following Naloxone and Naltrexone. The injection formulation of Naloxone hydrochloride was invented by Ohmeda Pharmaceuticals and was approved by the US FDA in 1995.
The clinical uses of Nalmefene hydrochloride include anti-shock, neuroprotection, treatment for acute morphine poisoning, drug relapse prevention, recovery from the after-effects of anesthesia such as respiratory and nerve center depression and the treatment of unconsciousness persons.
Dr Che Fengsheng, chairman and CEO, Sihuan Pharmaceutical, said, "Nalmefene Hydrochloride has shown unique characteristics for treatment and high clinical value. Its market demonstrates great potential to expand. We believe that our market share for Nalmefene Hydrochloride will see rapid growth, which will strengthen our position in drugs for the treatment of major diseases of the central nervous system. This will in turn enhance the continuous development and growth of Sihuan Pharmaceutical and create value for the shareholders and the company."
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Strong second half lifts women's basketball team
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Junior guard Stephanie Jensen netted 12 of her career-high 15 points in the second half, including a three-pointer with 1:16 remaining that proved to be the difference in a 67-65 road victory over Maine on Jan. 20 from Alfond Arena in Orono, Maine. Binghamton overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to pick up their second conference win of the season.
"I'm proud of the way we fought back in the second half," head coach Nicole Scholl said. "After struggling in the first half, I think we started to settle down and figure out how to attack on the offensive end. Steph (Jensen) hit some huge shots for us down the stretch and Kara (Elofson) played about as good as I've seen her play for us in the second half."
In total, four Binghamton players hit double figures including Jensen (15), Kara Elofson (13), Sherae Swinson (13) and Kim Albrecht (12). The Bearcats played about as well of an offensive half as they played all season, connecting on 16-of-31 from the field, including an impressive 6-of-9 (.667) from beyond the arc.
To begin the game, junior guard Jasbriell Swain got things rolling for the visiting Bearcats with a pair of buckets that gave Binghamton the early 6-4 advantage. However, the Black Bears rallied in a big way, reeling off 16 unanswered points to jump ahead 20-6 with eight and a half minutes left in the first half. Freshman Liz Wood registered six of Maine's points during that stretch. Swinson's 15-foot elbow jumper ended the scoreless drought that eclipsed eight minutes.
Later, a 9-2 Bearcats run, which was capped off by a Swinson layup following a great no-look feed from Swain; put Binghamton within reach at 26-17 with 4:49 remaining. Both teams traded buckets down the stretch of the first half as the Bearcats trailed 33-24 at intermission. Maine shot an even 50 percent from the field, including 4-of-7 from deep. Albrecht tallied seven points off the bench for Binghamton and Swinson chipped in with six to pace the visitors.
Binghamton started to figure out the Maine 2-3 zone at the beginning of the second half as they connected on a pair of three-pointers that cut Maine's lead to just five at 39-34. Swinson hit a long ball from the top of the arc and Jensen followed suit when she nailed a transition three from the right wing a few possessions later. Junior guard Vaneeshia Paulk continued the run hitting on a driving layup that sliced the Black Bear's lead to just three.
After trailing by as many as 16, a pair of free throws from Swain knotted the score at 41 with a little over 14 minutes left on the clock. Just moments later, the Black Bears broke out of their offensive lull when Lauren Bodine drilled a corner three to give the hosts a 46-41 advantage. Before that shot, Binghamton was on a 13-4 run.
Maine continued its hot shooting, going on an 8-3 run, capped off by another long ball from Bodine, putting the Black Bears up 56-48 with eight minutes remaining. With things starting to get away, senior forward and captain Kara Elofson led the Bearcats on a 9-0 run. Elofson's six paint points in that stretch gave the visitors a 57-56 lead with 5:44 left.
Minutes later and after a pair of threes exchanged by both squads, Albrecht came up big once again. The freshman guard hit a corner jumper to even the score at 62. Possessions later, Elofson muscled her way on the block for another score, giving her a season-high 13 points and her team the two-point lead.
Now, with just over a minute left and the shot clock winding down, Jensen fired a shot well beyond NBA three point range that rattled in giving Binghamton the 67-62 lead. But true to the game's pace and style, Maine responded on the next possession with a three of their own. After a missed shot, the Bearcats corralled the offensive rebound and were able to wind down the clock. After a long range attempt from Jensen went awry, Albrecht grabbed yet another offensive board. Maine was forced to foul with 1.7 ticks left and after Binghamton missed the front end of a 1-and-1 Maine called a timeout. With 1.1 seconds remaining, Maine's halfcout heave didn't go, securing the Bearcats their third victory of the season.
The win snaps a four-game losing skid for Binghamton and marks the eighth win in 10 most recent games versus Maine. The Bearcats outscored Maine's bench 25-3 and committed a season-low 10 turnovers (including one in the second half).


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I thought there was a collection surrounding fire fighting or something similar, I remember it being in a newsletter (I think) but for the life of me I can't find anything when I search the Boutique.
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Fire Fighting Collection
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There was a Firefighter collection, but the designer is no longer designing and her products have been retired.
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Die Antwoord's Ninja and Yo-Landi Vi$$er are not in a relationship, they had a kid together "by accident" (and claim they are a "good mommy and daddy"), and try to explain what "zef" is along with what is real and what is an illusion. Also, lots of using the word "fook".
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"Theres more to life than fishing a chartruese Clouser!"
looking forward to next season. hopefully will have time to do more experimenting offshore for the kings on the prairie.
As soon as the Tide Books come out around New Years!
Juro we had a gathering there this year next year we will schedule it a little more in advance. Hopefully that will make it a bit more inclusive. I might buy a new and larger boat so maybe there will be a third spot for some "transiet" or another!!!!!
Many years ago I organized a hooknose clave at Sekiu. It was a blast.
Maybe 2005 is the year for Hooknose II at Neah Bay?
I'm getting real old but if I remember right Hootchies were made before the use of plastic molds with a painted lead head with a hole drilled through it, the body was colored chicken hackels somehow attached by a thin sheet of clear plastic over the painted head. Just like modern day hootchies you tied your hook setup to a leader and ran it through the head as you do today. We used them for strippers and Blue Fish and down in Florida all varieties of sport fish and the chicken feathers were died in some very bright colors indeed. I believe Hootchie was the trade name even back then.
I have been meaning to send you out my squid fly that has been so sucsessfull for winter steelhead to try out at the bay. It's called, The Skinny Legged Squid, named after the Tip and there is nothing like it in the world except for the Pink Poodle and SS's pink plankton fly.
Next year at Neah Bay......
After a few days off from the incredible Coho fishing at Neah Bay I am already planning for next year. I ran into Topwater at the Fly Shop and he is doing the same its never too early to get ready for that place.
I am going to put a lot more effort into fishing Kings out there next Summer, I played around briefly with some T14 and weighted Clousers and I feel very confident that this combination will put the gear in the right place.
With all the modern materials for tying saltwater baitfish imitations a flytyer can match alot of really time tested and productive "Lures" that have been in use by trollers for decades. I refer too the various "Hootchies" that are manufactuerd by Golden Bait, Yozurri. and Silver Horde. For those of you living in the NW you can go to any of the Marine Stores that sell fisheries supply and Tackle to Commercial Trollers and get some inspiration on what color combinations have a proven track record. Theres more to life than fishing a chartruese Clouser!
Hootchies are the multi legged plastic skirts that imitate bait fish and squid. They slide over the leader and the hook and are usually used in conjuction with a Flasher or a Doodger to impart a little, or a lot of action to the lure.
Please don't try to tell me that salmon are color blind and color doesn't matter. They may be color blind but they certainly respond to colors with a very clear preference, and its not always the same, so arm yourself with some variations and be ready.
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Santa Cruz, CA, April 23, 2013—Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz (MBoSC) is pleased to announce a successful 4th Annual Santa Cruz Mountain Bike Festival presented by MBoSC and FOX. The event was held in Aptos Village, CA at the Barry Swenson Builders property (Aptos Pump Track and Post Office Jumps) courtesy of Barry Swenson Builders. The eco-conscious festival drew over 9,000 attendees and 395 registered participants—a 50% increase in attendance and 220% increase in registered participation over 2012—in Aptos, California.
This family friendly two-day, volunteer-run festival included competitive events, kids' rodeo, skills clinics, demo bikes, an exposition area, food court, beer garden, live band and more for bike enthusiasts, family members, and friends.
Early reports indicate a substantial increase in growth for activities, attendance, and funds raised compared to 2012's successful event.
"We are happy to announce this event grows larger each year. We believe this is an indication that the love for mountain biking is spreading at a tremendous rate. We are extremely pleased to be able to provide a festival that fosters and supports a healthy activity for all."—Mark Davidson, President of Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz
Those who attended enjoyed multiple activities and competitive events. Over 300 kids aged 12 and under tried their skills at the Kids' Rodeo and enjoyed a Fun Lap on the Short Track. Those wishing to improve their skills flocked to clinics offered by pro riders such as Kat Sweet and Kirt and Lindsey Voreis. Bike aficionados checked out the latest from top bike industry vendors, demo'd bikes from a record number of top bike manufacturers, and shuttled to the renowned Soquel Demonstration State Forest (Demo). The first day's festivities concluded with a Saturday after-party featuring Oakland funk/reggae/rock band WhoGas and both days featured raffles.
Sponsored Support
Sponsors from around the US and Canada generously contributed cash, merchandise, and services to this event. Donated product and services raised funds through a silent auction and raffles, and rewarded athletes and volunteers. With many of the sponsors headquartered locally, it is evident there's a deep commitment to mountain biking in the Santa Cruz community.
Volunteer Operated
The Santa Cruz Mountain Bike Festival is presented by Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz (MBoSC), a
100% volunteer non-profit mountain bike advocacy organization. MBoSC recruited over 150 volunteers to design, market, and run the festival. It is the passion and dedication of these people who organize, fund and run events, build and ride trails, and work in the industry that makes Santa Cruz a mecca for the sport.
Greening the Festival
In keeping with their pro-environment mission, MBoSC continually strives to reduce the environmental impact of events. This year, three solar vendors—Allterra Solar, Sandbar Solar and Moved By Bikes—and MBoSC provided 5 solar arrays supplying all power requirements for the festival. All sound equipment, computers, printers and water pumps were powered exclusively by solar. With on-site parking unavailable, riding bikes to the event was encouraged. People Power of Santa Cruz provided free valet bike parking and parked 650 bikes over the weekend. All food vendors contributed toward waste reduction by eliminating single use plastic plates and cutlery from their service, and supported the festival's ban on the sale of bottled water. Attendees were encouraged to bring reusable water vessels to the festival to take advantage of the free filtered water provided by Zuvo Water from a custom built bar created especially for the event.
65% of the waste created at the festival was diverted from the landfill to recycling, an admirable first effort that provided MBoSC with baseline data that will help achieve a higher diversion rate in the future.
Mission Accomplished
The mission of the festival is to celebrate the world class mountain bike facilities, riders, and cycling industry of Santa Cruz County by bringing the community together to participate in recreational and competitive mountain bike events. Funds raised by the event will benefit projects and organizations that support mountain biking in Santa Cruz County.
The festival reflected what Santa Cruz in general is all about: loving the outdoors, meeting friendly people, kicking back and enjoying that big stoke from your favorite sport.
Competitive Events Results: First Place Winners Announced
215 professional, amateur, and junior athletes flocked to Santa Cruz to participate in various competitive events. Jumpers, pumpers, and short track racers all got their chance to shine at this year's festival and win cash or sponsor gear. Full standings can be found on the results page of the festival website.
Specialized/Scotts Valley Cycle Sport SHORT TRACK Racers wove their way through the heart of the festival, speeding by vendor booths, rallying through off-camber corners and pumping through berms and rollers.
Pro/Expert Women: Katie Jay Melena
Pro/Expert Men: Alex Wild Amateur Women: Sarah Pittiglio Amateur Men: Nicky DiNapoli Junior Girls: Lexie Voice
Junior Boys: Joe Van Pykern
Epicenter Cycling/Saris-CycleOps PUMP TRACK PANDEMONIUM Riders raced against the clock, shredding rollers and perfectly apexed berms.
Pro/Expert Men: George Stephenson Amateur Women: Vivian Kam Amateur Men: Nicky DiNapoli Juniors: Niko Kilik
Groms: Lee Faraola
Tots: Koa Dephydt
Summer Gravity Camp 831 AMATEUR JUMP CONTEST Amateur rippers pushed their limits and vied for the grand prize: a week-long camp experience at Andrew Shandro's Summer Gravity Camp in Whistler, B.C. The contest was judged by Cam McCaul and Ryan "R-Dog" Howard and won by Luke Rivas.
Amateur Men: Luke Rivas Expert Junior: Connor Gallart Beginner: Jackson Goldstone
Stand out moves to Warren Kniss (Good Save, Creative Line), Max Langille (Best Trick), Owen
Marks (Ball Rider) and Austin Stevens (Style and Flow)
Kat Sweet's SUGAR SHOWDOWN Jump Competition For the first time, the ladies got to compete at the renowned Aptos Post Office Jumps on a new beginner/women's line created by pro rider Lisa Tharp.
Pro: Lisa Tharp Amateur: Nora Hairston Novice: Lauren Gregg
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The Aptos Post Office Jumps have been the training grounds for a number of world-class dirt jumpers. This year the community bids farewell to these beloved jumps as the ground they stand on has long been slated for construction. Braden Barret-Hay, Jake Kinney, Tyler McCaul, Max Kavert, Raymond George, Jeff Herbertson and Ryan "R-Dog" Howard all threw down cash-winning tricks, and were joined by fellow pro talent Andrew Bigelow, Sam Dueck, Jack Fogelquist, Eric Johnson, Alex Kachlakev, Cary Kotowski, Kyle Quesnel, Max Rausch, Garrett Robertson, Simon Silver and Will Stewart for this last big tribute to these historic jumps.
Video: Aerial footage courtesy Matthew Lavin www.aerography.net, edited by Richard Masoner:
A Very Special Thank You to Our Generous and Supportive Sponsors
Title Sponsor: FOX
Location Sponsor: Barry Swenson Builders
Event Sponsors: Bell, Clif Bar, Epicenter Cycling, Saris/CycleOps, Scotts Valley Cycle Sport, Shimano, Specialized, Summer Gravity Camp, and Sweetlines.
Platinum Level Sponsors: Adventure Sports Journal, Allterra Solar, Barry Swenson Builder, Best Western Plus Seacliff Inn, Bike Magazine, decline magazine, Dirt Rag magazine, Gamut USA, GU Energy, Ibis Cycles, Kali Protectives, Light & Motion, Pinkbike.com, Pivot Cycles, Rubena Tires, Shuttle Smith Adventures, Sombrio,Trail Head Cyclery
Gold Level Sponsors: Bicycle Trip, Family Cycling Center, Moved by Bikes, Stache Surfboards, The
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Demo Level Sponsors: Specialized, Ibis Cycles, Pivot Cycles, Cannondale, Diamondback Bicycles, Marin Bikes, Niner Bikes, Rocky Mountain Bicycles, Salsa Cycles (Spokesman Bicycles), Santa Cruz Bicycles, SRAM, Trek, Yeti Cycles
Booth Level Sponsors: Club Ride Apparel, dhbetty Bicycle Gems, Formula, G-Form, GoPro, Mass of One, Mount Hermon Adventures, ProGold, Sandbar Solar & Electric, Santa Cruz CORE Fitness & Rehab, Santa Cruz Mountains, Show Your Pro, SOL Santa Cruz, Synergy Clothing, Teva
Full competitive event results:
Katie Jo McNair Day 1: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.508957999168037.1073741826.100001615230155
Day 2:
Karen Kefauver Day 1: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150673124622293.393979.532117292&type=3
Day 2: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151392323377293.1073741826.532117292&typ e=3
Richard Masoner https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152727113855389.1073741825.75303220388&t ype=1
LockedOn Photog's Studio Day 1: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.513907692002205.1073741828.432412250151750
Day 2:
More info: santacruzmountainbikefestival.com; www.facebook.com/santacruzmountainbikefestival
About Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz
An affiliate club of International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA), Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz (MBoSC) is an IRC 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization which is dedicated to the promotion of mountain biking in Santa Cruz County in a healthy and sustainable manner. Amongst many other notable projects, the club presents the Santa Cruz Mountain Bike Festival (SCMBF) and Santa Cruz Super Enduro (SCSE), and has also helped with the formation of Trips for Kids Santa Cruz and the California Enduro Series. MBoSC played an pivotal part in the creation of the Emma McCrary Trail, slated to open at the end of this month.


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I hope they fix that horrible CG Sy Snootles. I think it's too much to hope for a return of Lapti Nek, but making a new CG Sy that looks exactly like the old puppet would satisfy me a little.
Hating aurra sing since 1999.
I can see why the scene wasn't included; the film works better without it. But it is still cool. If I were creating it, I'd have had Vader's parts the same, but with Luke seen from behind building it, and cutting something with the blade (hearing it, don't show the saber's color), so it'd seem like HE had a conflict within him.
If it's ONLY on Blu-Ray, I'd have to buy a player, too, if I decided to get it. But if it's on both DVD and R-R, I'll definitely pick these up (especially if it's in a set).
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
To be fair though, we already saw Luke's Saber during the skiff scene in the trailers.
So the scene wouldn't have really spoiled anything. Though I am glad they trimmed it.
Also don't see the problem with CGI Sy Snootles. The original puppet was bad.
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I was at the Main Event in the actual room (as opposed to one of the broadcasts) and it was thrilling to see that scene. George announced the Blu-ray (which means I'll finally be buying a player) and then brought out Mark Hamill. Mark talked about how his original entrance in ROTJ was cut (as I saw him the previous day, discussing how his original entrance was cut from ANH as well) and about how he loved news of deleted scenes when he was younger, like the King Kong deleted scenes. Then they showed it and it absolutely blew my mind. I had heard of the scene, but there seemed to have been some debate on whether it was filmed, or still existed, or what . . . but holy hell, that was incredible.
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I have to get a region-free/code-free Blu-Ray player soon. I've got a lot of foreign DVDs, so I cannot just run out and grab any old model. *sigh* Time to start shopping. I guess we need to start doing that soon anyhow as my partner has ordered LOST and Battlestar Galactica on Blu-Ray anyhow.
I watched that clip that was shown at CV. Is it bad that I thought it was kinda awful?
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Its terrible you should think that way!!!............Just kidding of course. If you hate it, thats just fine. Most people here aren't going to tell you that you have to like it.
Well, as for the scene itself, I'm glad it was cut, but that may just be me saying that after being so familiar with the current ROTJ opening for so many years. I mean, it looks like it's supposed to be between the Moff Jerjerrod scene and R2-D2 and C-3PO walking to Jabba's palace, but the tone does seem strange. I wonder if there's more to it? I have to think there is.
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Seriously, I was sitting there waiting as Vader sat there saying, "Luke... Luke... Luke... Luke..." I was like, "yeah, you're trying to reach Luke. We get it!"
It's fine, but it is really obvious why this scene was cut. It's not that amazing and it doesn't really add anything to the story at all.
can't wait for these to hit on blu-ray so looking forward to seeing the rest of the deleted scenes and what other goodies they are going to be packing into the set...
would love to see that Luke/Vader scene spliced into the ROTJ....that is awesome and gives me chills everytime I see it...such a great clip
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Collinson FX market Commentary: February 28, 2013
Equity markets rebounded overnight after some settling results in an Italian Bond auction and some strong news in the US Housing Sector. The Italian Bond auction calmed some frazzled nerves although bond rates are on the rise. 10 year yields rose from 4.17 to 4.85 which is in the wrong direction but was not the spike some expected. In the US, Bernanke appeared in front of the House committee again endorsing his QE policies and reiterating the Fed's ability to exit when necessary. ECB President weighed in supporting their liberal monetary policy.
The certainty of endless liquidity and positive news from the Housing sector pushed the DOW back to that ever strengthening ceiling below 14,050. A break out is necessary to take out the previous high of 14,165. Technically this gets harder the more times this top is tested and fails to break so traders will be nervous. Pending Home Sales rose 4.5% supporting the good news from S&P Case-Shiller supported by the huge flow of relief funds from the Feds after the recent storms. This is highlighted by Weekly Mortgage Applications falling for the third straight week while Housing activity moves north. Durable Goods Orders dropped 5.2% which is a bad sign for manufacturers and reinforces the sentiment of the consumer.
The EUR found support with the news from Europe trading 1.3080 while the GBP remains weak at 1.5125 after GDP contracted a further 0.3%. High risk, high yield currencies felt the effects even greater with the AUD falling below 1.0200 and the KIWI to 0.8225 after some poor Trade data.
The NZ deficit rose more than expected after a surprise fall in exports led by the all important Dairy Industry. Mixed signals are coming from Europe and critical technical levels mean nervous times so investors and traders will be sitting on the sidelines to see which way the penny drops!
Collinson FX market Commentary: February 27, 2013
Bernanke set about righting the ship after the fallout on yesterdays markets from the Italian elections. Bernanke defended his record and endorsed his QE monetary easing policies saying 'benefits outweighed costs'. He outlined his record of an average inflation rate of 2%, as one of the best, but it is hard to have run-away inflation when there is anaemic growth!
Economic reports came in on the right side of the ledger with the S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index rising 0.9% and New Home Sales jumping 15.6%! Consumer Confidence also mover higher to 69.6 from 58.4, reversing the recent poor stream of economic news. The EUR continued to faulter with the deadlock arising from the Italian elections. The single currency fell to 1.3050 and the GBP 1.5140 after the stalemate election rejected austerity and signalled instability and the road to instability.
The risk aversion spread across commodity currencies with the AUD crashing to 1.0220 and the KIWI down over a cent to 0.8250. The surge in the USD was a safe haven play supported by positive domestic news. Plenty more news to drive markets for the rest of the week with equities attempting to recoup early losses.
Collinson FX market Commentary: February 26, 2013
The DOW looked set to challenge the all time high early but was pegged back by political news from Europe and the fallout from sequestration domestically. Italy's election look set to surprise with the phoenix of Berlusconi rising once again. This is a threat to the austerity policies employed by the current civilian leadership.
The ramifications could be severe with Italian and Spanish bonds being the canary in the mine. Moody's downgraded the UK's cherished 'AAA' status which sent jitters across Europe with the overwhelming debt levels taking its toll. The recession rolls on and looks set to continue for some time as little has been done to address the deficit and debt crises. The EUR reacted accordingly falling back to 1.3090 and the GBP 1.5140.
In the US, sequestration threatens economic growth although this is just another manufactured crises with conception in the Whitehouse. Obama has made an art of crises management, politicizing the problem only to push for favourable outcomes at last minute crises meetings. He is again pushing for higher taxes to expand the socialisation of big Government society.
The Chicago Fed's National Activity Index contracted and the Dallas Fed revealed Manufacturing suffered a further blow. Economic news has been weak contradicting the surge in Equities fueled by the flood of cash courtesy of QE infinity. Political and Economic turmoil looks set to continue in the worlds largest trading zones.
Europe is mired in uncertainty and the US swamped in drama from Obama. Risk aversion hit the AUD falling back to 1.0250 and the KIWI remaining below 0.8400 once again. Technicals continue to issue alerts as equities and currencies fail to break through ever strengthening ceilings.
Collinson FX market Commentary: February 25, 2013
US Equity markets wiped out the weeks losses with a Friday surge sparked by some good economic news from Europe and some pro-QE statements from St Louis Fed Chairman.
In Europe German IFO Business Climate rose to a 3 year high although exports and imports contracted. A German recovery could spark a recovery in Europe but these assumptions ignore the harsh economic realities. In the US, James Bullard suggested QE was here for a 'long time' which reassured many frightened by earlier statements questioning the impact of QE Infinity.
The EUR remained weak at 1.3185 and the GBP 1.5175. The recovery of risk-appetite softened the Dollar against the commodity currencies with the AUD retesting 1.0300 and the KIWI back to 0.8348. A flood of economic data from Europe and the US will drive markets in the coming week.
A good look at GDP growth an Employment with a closer look at US Housing. Can the Bulls ignore economic reality?
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I've got my dogs on Pro Plan Sport and the costs seems to escalate monthly at Petsmart. Are their any testimonials on the Costco Brands? Kirkland Super Premium? Nature's Choice with Salmon? thanks for the help.
I've got my dogs on Pro Plan Sport and the costs seems to escalate monthly at Petsmart. Are their any testimonials on the Costco Brands? Kirkland Super Premium? Nature's Choice with Salmon? thanks for the help.
I was feeding the Nature's Domain salmon & sweet potato and my dog did well on it I wished it had a little more protein it's only 24%. I switched to Fromm because the Nature's Domain is made by Diamond and they had several recalls on it. I really like the Fromm but it is very expense.
HRCH Dallys Wild Willow SH Born 11-06-97 Left Us 1-30-12 will always be in my thoughts RIP Willow
Over the years we fed a lot of dogs at our kennel & after we left there. You have to see what works for your dog, we had dogs that I think we could have fed sawdust to & they would have thrived. Costco is certainly less expensive than other brands .
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
I currently am on ProPlan Sport too.
I fed my pup kirklands brand back when he was around 18 months old, but it only lasted about 4 months before he stopped eating it. He did good on it, but one day, he just stopped eating the food, so I switched back to ProPlan and have not had a problem since.
Depending on how many dogs you have, ProPlan can add up quickly compared to the cost of Kirklands. I think I used to get 50 lb bag for $25. I think the last I saw it, the price was around $32, which is still very good.
Kirklands is made by Diamond, so it will be the same as Diamond Naturals, 4Health (Tractor Supply) and a few others out there also.
If you know of other people who also feed ProPlan. try to see if you can not work out a bulk deal. When they did the last price increase, we were able to work a deal with PetSmart, where we bought 40 bags at one time, but that was also between 8 people, but it gave us all a 6 month supply (some buying more than others). If PetSmart will not do it, and you have a local Pro who feeds the same thing, and you know someone or you have a good relationship with him, see if he will sell it to you.
Just options out there. I put my pup on ProPlan within the first bag after getting him (from Puppy Chow), and I made the switch once, but ProPlan worked for me, so I do not want to try a switch again, if at all possible. Maybe one of the options outlined above will work for you to be able to stay on it
We have been feeding our six Labs the Costco super premium foods for three years now and are very happy.
Kevin Walker
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My 4 Tollers and one Lab have been on the Kirkland Salmon and sweet potato all winter and are doing well on it.
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I switched our entire K9 unit and my personal dogs to Costco's Chicken and rice. After 3 years of feed related ups and downs with our Malinios and Shepards I think we finally found the ticket. The kicker is this.... I am getting it at $1.75 cheaper per bag and the bag has 10 lbs more feed in it. Money ahead for a far superior product then what we have been feeding. With it all the dogs in my Unit are able to stay at their optimal weight, coats and teeth look good and they are full of energy.
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I have been feeding Kirkland Lamb & Rice for around 15 years. I have never had a problem. Dogs have super coats.I Train, field trial, and hunt. Very satisfied.Good stamina, stool, etc.Fortunately the NW has not had the recalls on Diamond that we feed.
Jeff Gruber
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I have tried quite a few from multiple sources. Been using Nutra Nuggets for quite a few years. No issues. It is reasonably priced, 26 bucks I believe, and all five dogs are eating it. I like the fact that it is also available in most feed stores in Cali, so i don't have to switch foods on the road. Not sure if it is the best choice however.
John Stroh, Lodi ca
There are two spiritual dangers in not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other that heat comes from the furnace ........If one has cut, split, hauled, and piled his own good oak, and let his mind work the while, he will remember much about where the heat comes from, and with a wealth of detail denied to those who spend the weekend in town astride a radiator.
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I switched from Pro Plan Performance to Kirkland Chicken and Rice a couple of years ago after needing to cut costs due to a layoff. I'm back working again but the dogs are doing so well on the Kirkland that I can't come up with a reason to spend more money on the PPP.
Rick Curtis ~ Currently in Ontario, CA by way of Spokane, WA and Northern CA.
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By Teresa Rivas
Fertilizer stocks were tumbling hard early Tuesday, on worries that moves by the world's largest potash producer will push down prices.
Big potash producers were taking the brunt of the hit. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (POT) was falling 23% after the open, and Mosaic (MOS) tumbled 24%. Other fertilizer and agriculture companies were also taking a hit, with Agrium (AGU) down more than 7% and Monsanto (MON) slipping more than 3%.
The problem is OAO Uralkali, the world's largest potash producer. Chief Executive Officer Vladislav Baumgertner said today that it was breaking up a sales venture with Belarus that had controlled 43% of global exports. That cartel was one of the world's largest, commanding around 70% of the global market.
Uralkali is looking to grab market share in the new trading landscape it has created with the break, and said it will increase to consumers including China, which imports about a fifth of global supplies, after switching to its own unit, Uralkali Trading, the a joint venture.
These changes could push prices down drastically, to less than $300 a ton by the end of the year, Baumgertner said, a 25% percent drop from the current contract price with China.


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Great breaks, but will not fit with factory wheels
Reviewed By Robert M (Middletown, MD) Reviewed for a 2002 Volkswagen Passat —11/6/2007 4:23 AM
Purchased them for my 2002 VW Passat which constantly suffered from warped rotors. Went on very easily and are performing great. I drive in the mountains of WV and notice the difference on braking on entries to turns. Fast shipping, a really good experience for me (so far).
Reviewed By Sumit P (Woburn, MA) Reviewed for a 2001 Volkswagen Jetta IV —7/5/2007 5:34 AM
This is my second time with these rotors. Ive had them on my 01 Jetta for 3 years. Replaced them with the same thing. They work very well. Only downside is that Autoanything doesnt have cadmium coated rotors like almost all tuner shops do, so they will show discoloration (hueys of white, green, pink).


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Family: Emydidae, Pond and Box Turtles view all from this family
Description Hinge on plastron allows for shell to close tightly. Kelled & domed carapace. Orange, brown, tan olive with varying patterns. Males have red eyes, females normally brown.
Dimensions 10-21.6cm. (4-8 1/2")
Subspecies Eastern (T. c. carolina), Bright carapace. Hind feet have 4 toes. Maine to Georgia, west to Michigan, Illinois, and Tennessee.
Gulf Coast (T. c. major), Large. Hind feet have 4 toes. Florida coastal plain panhandle to Louisiana.
Three-toed (T. c. triunguis), Olive/tan carapace. Spotted head & front legs. Hind feet have 3 toes; Missouri, Alabama and Texas.
Florida (T. c. baud), Hind feet have 3 toes. Patterned carapace, 2 stripes on sides. Flordia peninsular to Florida Keys.
Breeding May-July. 3-8 eggs in a clutch. Eggs are elliptical, with thin shells. Flash shaped cavity dig, 3-4" deep. Females sometimes store sperm for several years after mating. Sexually mature at 5-7 years.
Habitat Meadows, pastures and moist forests.
Range Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas to Florida Keys.
Discussion Terrestrial. Only "land" turtle in North Carolina. In summer reside in swamps and marshes. Slugs, worms, strawberries and poisonous mushrooms comprise main diet. Men who have eaten their flesh have died due to the mushrooms being poisonous to humans. Shells formerly used for ceremonial rattles by New York Indians, where their populations were almost wiped out. Some documented to have lived over 100 years. Fathers & sons would carve their names into the shells creating a 'living record'. Will often spends its life in one area, normally no bigger than a football field.


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on atmel studio 6 I can printf just fine using the sample code (Atmel Frame work examples) .. but input looks to be a differnt baud rate not a killer problem but pretty silly ... / works fine with sketch so not the terminals (tried both putty & serial monitor)
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my 9 month old lab pup has just started to have a re-occurring injury to his front right leg. It seems he keeps hyper-extending it outwards accidently when playing. The first time he did it he just took a couple hobble steps before laying down and was back up running within 1 min. The next time he yelped when he did it but went back to normal fairly quickly. I've been trying to play with him very gently but he just goes after whatever toy so hard he hurts himself. He just did it again and yelped for about 10 seconds and its starting to freak me out.
i called my vet but they are closed today and Ill call tomrw. I am planning on pretty much eliminating his activities for a few days to let it heal. Any other suggestions to help or how long I should restrict activities?


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Posted January 10, 2006; 03:46 p.m.
A student performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Patience" is scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 13-14, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
Students enrolled in the Department of Music's "Projects in Vocal Performance" course will perform along with members of the University Glee Club and the University Orchestra.
The performance will be directed by David Kellett, a lecturer in music, and conducted by Richard Tang Yank, director of the Glee Club and a senior lecturer in music.
The event is sponsored by the Princeton University Opera Theater and the music department.
Admission is free, but tickets may be reserved in advance through the Richardson box office, (609) 258-5000.


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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Should we have come home when we didn't find any? Sure, but not much can be done about that now. I don't see how that is protecting a conservative, I would say the same thing had it been Obama or Clinton or whoever.
Yeah, who is the real war criminal Hussein or Bush. 15,000 dead or wounded under Hussein or hundreds of thousands dead or wounded under Bush?
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What is in dispute, is what and WHEN we knew those things to be true. Was it truly in 2006? Or was it during or before the Iraq invasion? There is evidence to point to "before" the invasion. (Paul O'Neil, Scott McClelland, Downing St. memos, and numerous insider memoirs) We have high ranking officials telling us otherwise. I suspect we'll all be left to make up our own minds as to what really happened, based on the carefully selected and leaked information made available to the public.
how's that for non-commital? I think its the best anyone can offer based on what's out there.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
The federal bureaucracy is such that if it were placed on a scale it would tilt sharply left. One cannot expect rational decisions from the likes of those people.
B43 was little different than B41, both are Rockefeller R's or whatever else you want to name the disease. It is hard to relate to real life issues when you've not seen them, but would have Gore or Kerry done as well & we would not have Roberts-Alito on the Supremes, though not B43's 1st choice.
I judge conservatism by what AUH20 presented, precious few meet that standard & none meet his standard of not lining his pockets while in office.
In your youthful years in Creede, were you a town kid or a ranch kid?
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
Well, if there's a face that can launch 1000 ships in ancient times....the modern version would be a "curveball" that can cause 100,000 deaths, including 4000+ American troops, and three trillion dollars evaporated away!
1000 ships doesn't seem like that big of a deal anymore.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
The Iraq was has cost to date aprox 770 billion. Just like you to inflate the figures to back your argument. The numbers you are using figure in the temp. rise in oil as well as the financial crisis and anything else that the Washington Post thought was related to it in some fashion. Those figures are a joke to add in.
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