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Editor 's Note: We are pleased that "Pets, Pets, Pets" is nominated for Best Newspaper Column in the 2007 Dog Writers Association of America (DWAA) competition. "Serendipity Shelter Style" (reprinted below), which first appeared 6/7/07 is one of the submitted samples; the others archived online at www.babylonbeacon.com are:" Sensational Search for Babylon's Westminster Clubhouse" 2/8/07 and "Animal Soup Kitchen" 11/ 2/06. The winner will be announced at the DWAA banquet in Manhattan Feb. 10, Wesminster Eve .Incidentally, next month also marks Joanne's 25th anniversary writing "er column "Pets."
Call it serendipity-shelter style. While at an Agility match to root for a former Babylon Town Shelter Border Collie mix in his debut meet, I was bragging about a past rescue, a Sheltie who became a super star in obedience and therapy work. It turns out this Sheltie (who I last saw at Babylon Shelter 9 years ago) was standing a few feet away.
These dogs have a lot in common. Both survived terrible ordeals before entering Babylon Shelter as strays; both were fostered by purebred rescue volunteers who placed them with loving families that trained them in canine performance. Both make me proud to have known them as pound pups before their glory days.
Nike's Success Story: In 2005 a lady brought a terrified Border Collie/ Springer puppy into the shelter. She told us she saw him thrown out of a Mercedes in Wyandanch. His tiny sister didn't survive. On July 14, 2005, he was my Beacon poster pup "Carl Benz." My pal Monica of MCM Rottweiler Rescue stepped out of her breed to foster him. She called him "Puddles" for the obvious reason, and posted him on her group's Petfinder site. Monica was very fussy about where she placed him. He had already been through enough.
The Crisciones of Medford adopted Puddles and gave him the speedy name- "Nike." Julia, their daughter, now 14, wanted to train a puppy in agility. We were thrilled. I'd run into Julia and her mother Margaurette at Doggie U. "Nike" was a much better student than my Afghan, a drop out. So good, in fact, that they recently entered the three-day Long Island Agility Trial at Cathedral Pines with Julia as junior handler and Nike in the elite open novice class. The Crisciones camped out in their RV to watch the young team win two first places in the junior skilled 12-inch jumps. Memorial Day we cheered as Nike ran the tunnel course. (See photo). Julia and Nike plan to keep training and competing.
Connection Key Words- "Sheltie" & 'pancreas": Eavesdropping is a powerful force at a dog show. When Julia's dad asked if any other Babylon Shelter dogs besides Nike had ever participated in performance, I mentioned a Sheltie that years ago came into the shelter emaciated from a digestive abnormalities. She went on to earn top obedience titles. Another member of our "Nike entourage" stopped me to say she overheard a lady across the field saying something similar about her Sheltie's pancreas. Sure enough, that was our "Kara," shown in her professional photo above.
Kara's Success Story: Nine years ago, a young Sheltie stray only 7-pounds, about half her ideal weight, entered the shelter. I ran her photo stating: "The tiny sable Shetland Sheepdog in Cage 53 is so thin. She's scared but darling, and will sit for a cookie" (Beacon 3/19/98)- but called Sheltie Rescue before publication. Karen rushed down to sign her out; then Terri fostered her three months. During that time, the vet discovered that "Kara" had a pancreatic enzyme insufficiency that could be controlled with a low fat diet and prescription powder on every meal. Her foster Moms tenderly turned her into a stronger pup.
Audrey Blake saw tremendous potential when she met the waif at training class. She became Kara's forever Mom. Like Audrey's other obedience titled dogs, Kara went on a homemade holistic diet. Audrey began clicker training the Sheltie. A click signals a job well done and the imminent receipt of a reward. Kara responded well to the clicks, followed by morsels of her special diet as treats. On Feb. 3, 2000, I wrote a follow-up. At the time Kara, was on her way toward the first level- CD (Companion Dog) obedience title- and had been invited to the Sheltie National in Pa. to compete in a novice team demo with three other rescued Shelties. But after that I lost touch until this chance reunion.
Kara has gone on to much more. Since then she has also earned a CDX (Companion Dog Excellent) and a UD (Utility Dog) title. At each level, the AKC requires that a dog pass all exercises with 170 out of 200 points, win three legs, under three different judges. Dog and handler enter the ring with no leash. Once judging begins, the handler cannot touch the dog to guide it into position.
The UD title is quite a canine accomplishment and takes jumping, retrieving, scent discrimination and concentration to the highest level of training. Registered under the name "24 Karat Gold," Kara is shown here in a professional shot taken right after she earned her UD. Now about 10, the pretty Sheltie is also a Therapy Dog International and continues to visit many nursing homes and hospitals.
Nike and Kara. Not bad PR for all shelter dogs; not bad for two helpless dogs who almost died. Seven years separate their adoptions from the same shelter. Such a thrill to meet them again at the same wonderful event.
Other Dogs at Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon are waiting to create their own success stories. "Ms. Dingo" in Cage 57 a young, playful Cattle Dog/ Shepherd has been at the shelter since July. We believe that in her former life "Dingo" was not permitted indoors because floor surfaces frighten her. She could blossom into a perfect pet with a touch of TLC.
More dogs: comical older f. Husky mix who likes to sing her tale of woe Cage 87; m. black Lab mix Cage 15; m. Malinois/Shepherd puppy- about 5 months Cage 9; purebred f. red Siberian Husky- gorgeous blue eyes; "Hennessey"- shy black Pit mix Cage 1.
Kitty Korner: "Shortie" (photo) is a lovable tortie with only part of a tail, possibly a birth defect. She was seized by the SPCA and deserves a better life. So does "Minnie", a longhaired tortie who now shares her lobby cage.


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Everyman Theatre will split its 2012-2013 season between two venues, but a common thread unifies the plays — all are Baltimore premieres.
There will be six works in all, up from the usual five. The lineup includes recent works by such notable playwrights as Tracy Letts, David Margulies, Suzan Lori-Parks and Yasmina Reza, as well as adaptations by Tom Stoppard and Thornton Wilder.
But the biggest news next season is the company's relocation to Fayette Street, around the corner from the Hippodrome in an area that is fast becoming a viable arts district on the city's west side.
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"I haven't been as excited about a play on Broadway in years, and I am thrilled to present it here," said Everyman's founding artistic director, Vincent Lancisi. "There will be a lot of our resident company members in the cast. And we will finally have a proscenium, so we're going to build a three-story set for the play."
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Meanwhile, audiences at the Charles Street location can drink in two plays before the move across town, staring in late August with a production of Margulies' "Time Stands Still," which had an acclaimed run on Broadway in 2010.
The plot concerns a photographer who has been badly wounded covering the war in Iraq, and her boyfriend, a journalist who experienced his own crisis in that war.
"It's about their life when they are not on the front," Lancisi said, "and the costs of being involved in the documenting of war. Everyman has done two other David Margulies plays. I think this might be his best."
The final work slated for the Charles Street theater is "Heroes," Tom Stoppard's translation of the 2003 French hit "Le Vent des Peupliers," a comedy by Gerald Sibleyras, opening in October. The setting is an old-soldiers' home, where three World War I veterans contemplate old times and the lure of women, and scheme for fresh adventures.
After the run of "August: Osage County," the rest of the first season in the new theater continues with "God of Carnage," the 2009 best play Tony-winner by Yasmina Reza. The hard-hitting comedy, opening in March 2013, brings two seemingly sensible, upper-bracket New York couples together to discuss a playground incident involving their kids.
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Wrapping up Everyman's 2012-2013 season will be "The Beaux' Stratagem," a Restoration comedy from 1707 by George Farquhar about two gentlemen in need of money and women who can provide it.
Everyman will present an adaptation of the work started by American playwright Thornton Wilder, who left the project unfinished at the time of his death. Ken Ludwig was engaged by Wilder's estate to complete that adaptation, which premiered at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington in 2006.
"Wilder felt the play should have been a top-tier comedy like 'School for Scandal,'" Lancisi said. "He thought the plot just needed a few adjustments. It's very, very funny."
The deadline for current Everyman Theatre subscribers to renew is May 11. New subscriptions go on sale May 16.
"It has been a wild ride trying to pick the plays," Lancisi said. "It's the broadest scope we've ever done. It's great to have that many famous plays in Baltimore, and all premieres. And the ones in Fayette Street will show the artistic capabilities of our new space. I really think it's the most exciting season in my 21 years."
Everyman's season at a glance
To be performed at current Everyman Theatre, 1727 N. Charles St.:
Aug. 29 to Oct. 7: "Time Stands Still," a drama by David Margulies
Oct. 24 to Dec. 2: "Heroes," a comedy translated by Tom Stoppard from Gerald Sibleyras' "Le Vent des Peupliers"
To be performed at the new Everyman Theatre, 315 W. Fayette St.:
Jan. 16 to Feb. 15: "August: Osage County," a tragicomedy by Tracy Letts
March 13 to April 7: "God of Carnage," a dark comedy by Yasmina Reza
April 24 to May 19: "Topdog/Underdog," a drama by Suzan Lori-Parks
June 5 to June 30: ""The Beaux' Stratagem," a comedy by George Farquhar, adapted by Thornton Wilder and Ken Ludwig
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Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on the State Department's decision to close 19 embassies, and the evolving war on terror. Photo: Getty Images
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I ... we're very close attention to the chatter of what's going on and act until you that this is the most serious threat that abstain in the last several years ... for its opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel that was Saxby Chambliss ... the highest ranking Republican member of the Senate intelligence Committee ... says the greatest threat since nine eleven ... al clay that ... they don't seem to be vanquished yet editorial page editor Paul GBO joins me now call ... nineteen embassies close for the week across ... the mid East Africa even the secrets of a shot ... in Morocco ... now I'll kind of knock knock on ... well no surprise to the people who are those of us have been falling at the ... time for political reasons the administration has been saying no Kochi has decimated the leadership on this tree that they've done some damage ... to core al Qaeda in the half Pak border regions ... but al Qaeda's changed in those ... experts have written in our pages ... I and the American Enterprise Institute threat ... project has demonstrated al Qaeda's ... of spring so it's got a lot of new ... cells ... in places like Dell cut in the Arabian Peninsula with this threat ... seems to nominated they've got the supple cells in Africa ... and those are creating real problems but we don't know exactly what this threat is yet ... aam but the Alice on the United its allies ... that disclosure of and the seasons is really quite remarkable for such a long period ... um does this reflect lessons learned from been God see or do we not even now the pluses are yet well it may be in excess ... of caution ... based ... on a lot on what happened the gauzy and obviously if that's something we've learned for that for the loss of life or the financing lets do without the indices for a while we don't want to have another ... catastrophe like that happened and with a loss of the ... the logic research that the investor another statistic of some customers even some story the um what else are on the lessons well one thing is pay attention to threats ... in advance and and that's a good lesson and of ... take precautions ... that's another ... good lesson so maybe the handlers and fix here we've had a series of prisoner escapes in recent weeks of a prison ... break in ... Iraq with two presidents one five hundred inmates including some top al Qaeda leaders ... I another one in Pakistan ... in Libya ... could any of these have been avoided ... well shortly could've been avoided by the authorities on the ground ... I don't know that the states could do much about it once you give ... the nation's control of their prisons they run ... the ball I mean you know what the response to the force is out there to stay there ... Michael is innocent bitumen Indian mother was this just the status of forces agreement that expired in two thousand eleven at the end of two thousand ... and MTU in the Obama administration had to renegotiate ... now they botched the renegotiation so we ended up with no troops there they say they are in Iraq wanted it but I think in in essence ... present Obama said terms that were so ... difficult for my al Maliki to pry Mr Maliki to greet you ... he basically said all ... five thousand troops are so few for me to take the big political I get I will for having any here ... toward a separate time so there's only a few special forces people there on the CCI is there ... but that doesn't it make you able to stop a prison break ... out of regret that the Iraqi forces and ... the problem with these prison break says that ... to happen all the time ... in these countries that happened a couple years ago in Yemen ... and some of those people go back into the flight ... so I think the lesson for us is when we capture terrorists we think twice about bring him back over ... to these countries where they can get out and back in the fight ... and in my view that's a good ... argument for that Guantanamo is keeping an open with about thirty seconds left to head fast enough and in the paper this morning by Judge off ... I use writing in regards to our foreign policy and in hell relates to rush of the meal larger police and quote ... America is turning into a huge medium power ... what did you make of that the agreement which adjusts to say on the German ... national and he's ... so we as a German perspective on American power and will ... nor make I'd taken that is ... the world is learning lessons about the Obama presidency and a willingness United States to exert power ... and exert leadership and they are not Kindles its they're basically ... saying that the US that the Fed friend and foe alike ... are are concluding ... that America is in a kind of ... retreat of will as much it means ... and that's what he said medium power ... because were acting like a medium power even


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Branden Albert might not be the only left tackle available in a trade.
Because left tackles went at No. 1, No. 2 and No. 4 in the first round of the NFL Draft Thursday, one assumes that the left tackles already on Kansas City, Jacksonville and Philadelphia have been at least put on notice that someone is knocking on their door as a possible replacement.
We know the Chiefs would like to replace Albert. He's been on the trade block for a month now.
Well, are you aware the Jaguars and Eagles, which also picked left tackles Thursday, already had left tackles in place?
As ESPN's John Clayton notes, Jaguars left tackle Eugene Monroe is in the last year of his contract. Even though he might play the season at left tackle, it would seem unlikely the Jaguars would pay him big money after taking Luke Joeckel with the second overall pick.
Sooo ... Monroe might be available in trade.
In Philadelphia, where new coach Chip Kelly drafted Lane Johnson with the fourth overall selection, Jason Peters is coming off an injury and expected to return for 2013. Peters, a former Buffalo Bills left tackle, is scheduled to make $12.8 million a year but that club just made his long-term job security an issue.
Sooo ... Peters might be available in trade.
The point is, if general manager Jeff Ireland is as smart as, well, me, he'd be on the phone with both the Jaguars and Eagles today. He'd be trying to find out if either Monroe or Peters is available now. He'd be looking for LT options outside of simply trading for Branden Albert.
Maybe the mining expedition finds nuggets. That's all he needs.
Understand, if the Eagles or the Jaguars say either of their veteran left tackles is available, immediately the Chiefs lose (more) leverage in their attempt to trade Albert because now the market has multiple LTs available.
The Dolphins don't have to necessarily trade for the other available LT, but they have to present themselves as a team with more options today than they had yesterday at this time.
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awesome day yesterday. my hamstrings are wasted; which got me thinking: has anyone done the math on how much force is involved in kiting? riding over-powered feels a lot like pulling a heavy deadlift and i'm wondering what the equivalent amount of weight would be.
something like: kiting at X mph windspeed with a Y m2 kite = lifting Z pounds.
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Keepin' the Faith
- Led the NFL in touchdown passes over the past 2 seasons with 62.
- Led the NFL in 4th quarter passing efficiency in 2008.
- 2nd in NFL history with a 300 yard passing game every 2.44 starts.
- 27-12 career record as a starter (.692 winning percentage).
Yep, you guessed it. Your Dallas Cowboys' own Tony Romo. Your prize for the correct answer?? A n
ewwwwwwww car!! Well, not really, but it seems as if there should be some type of award given for anyone to have optimism or solid faith in Tony. I know that is probably unfair, because there are many, many fans who still are in Romo's corner, unwavering in their faith to #9. I am one of those fans.
I guess the only point of this short piece is not to start a war of words or to crucify those with their own opinions, but to try and poke a few holes in the Romo is a celebrity quarterback who can't play and is not a competitor or a leader conspiracy that seems to abound these days. It's easy to jump on the pile right now, especially with our last memories being from that terrible TEAM effort in Philly (I shudder just to think of it).
The bottom line: there are teams in the NFL trotting out such spares as Kyle Orton, JaMarcus Russell, Tarvaris Jackson and J.T. O' Sullivan, etc. We should be thanking the NFL gods everyday for blessing us with a talent like Romo. Do I need to even go through the tried and true list of Cowboys QB's after Aikman and before Romo? I didn't think so.
Okay, he is 0-2 in the playoffs and has struggled at times in December. There, I admitted that he is not perfect and has room to improve. Sounds alot like me in my job, and my life for that matter.
Let's all just take a deep breath, try and forget the past (because we certainly can't change it) and take time to be thankful that we have a winning team, a competitve team led by one of the top 5 starting QB's in the league. We need to make some changes, Romo included, but this team is not far away…….
Trust me.
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I love this outfit Kim wore out last weekend. I would love a hot pink blazer like this one. She wore it with all black a little while ago, but it really looks so cute and spring-like with the orange jeans, white shirt and nude heels. I need me some nude heels asap. They just go with everything. I love the bright colored blazer trend. Just throw on a colored blazer and it totally makes your outfit so cute and summery.
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After almost a decade, Tom Clancy – the acknowledged master of international intrigue and non-stop military action – returns to the world he knows better than anyone: a world of chaos, caught in the crossfire of politics and power, placed on the edge of annihilation by evil men.
But there are other men who are honour-bound to stop the bloodshed and protect their homeland-by any means necessary…
It is called the Campus. Secretly created under the administration of President Jack Ryan, its sole purpose is to hunt down, locate, and eliminate terrorists and those who protect them at will, without sanction or oversight. A self- sufficient entity, it has no official connection to the American government-a necessity in a time when those in power consider themselves above such arcane ideals as loyalty, justice, and right or wrong.
Covert intelligence expert Jack Ryan Jr. and his compatriots at the Campus have waged this silent war in every corner of the world. Now joined by two of his father's closest allies-black ops warriors John Clark and "Ding" Chavez, as well as Brian and Dominic Caruso and Mary Pat Foley-the Campus has come up against its greatest foe: a sadistic killer known as the Emir.
The mastermind of countless horrific attacks, the Emir has eluded capture by every law enforcement agency in the world-a fact which the Campus is determined to change. But his greatest devastation is yet to be unleashed, as he plans a monumental single strike that will destroy the heart of America, unless the Campus can take him Dead or Alive.
On the trail of the Emir, Jack Ryan Jr. will find himself following in his legendary father's footsteps on a deadly manhunt that will take him and his allies across the globe, into the shadowy arenas of political gamesmanship, and back onto U.S. soil-in a battle to prevent the fall of the West…
Together for the first time, an all-star cast of Tom Clancy's characters race to ensure the nation's survival and to complete their mission: the desperate search for a madman who may be hiding in plain sight.
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Blogpoll – Week 12Posted by rtmsf on January 31st, 2008
As usual, running late…
Justifying Our Ballot. We actually had to do this for the first time all season. We ranked Florida above Mississippi St. (#25 in our ballot), and one blogger took offense with this notion. His quote was, "Ranking Florida above MSU absolutely makes no sense, however. None." So here is our carefully-worded justification:
I just think that Florida is a better team right now than MSU. In other words, on a neutral court, I think Florida wins. I think, by and large, they have better players, better coaching, and a more impressive team. Based on the both the #s [UF is ten spots higher in Sagarin] and what I've seen on the court this year, I believe this to be a reasonable stance. The only way it's an unreasonable stance (your assertion) is if you can demonstrate compelling evidence that there is absolutely no way that Florida can beat MSU on a neutral court. I don't think you can do that based on anything we've seen so far this year.
What think, fair readers? Did we miss something?
Those Left Out. What we couldn't understand was the continued inclusion of Vanderbilt, who, at ballot time, had lost three of four and were trending downward (they have since lost again last night to Ole Miss 74-58). We also had St. Mary's at #18 (prior to their Monday night loss), Baylor at #22, and Oklahoma at #24. Obviously, as of this writing, we'd like to have K-State in the poll in favor of Baylor. All votes tallied here.
Variance. Wisconsin and Kansas St. are causing the most blogvoter consternation. We're not sure how anyone can justify leaving the 16-3 Badgers completely out of the poll, but one blogger did.
Conference Call. The conferences who have messed up middles, as we discussed the other day, are taking hits in the poll.
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Poor Origin. Powered by EA, the company everyone loves to hate, and going up against Steam, the service everyone loves to love, it's had a rough start to life. But EA has, ever so slowly, been improving the service, and the biggest improvement of all is rolling out with the next update.
The publisher has teamed up with Twitch to integrate livestreaming within Origin games. It's activated and controlled from within Origin's in-game menu system, which should (in theory) make it a cinch to use. You even get a small indicator showing you if you're streaming or not (a handy thing to know) and how many people are watching.
Sure, it won't be for everyone, but that's a pretty neat feature, especially if you're a Battlefield 3 player.
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How to Control Facebook Ad Tracking
You can take a few basic steps to significantly limit how Facebook targets ads. That doesn't mean no ads, but it will mean less eerily specific ones. WSJ Personal Tech Columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler shows you how.
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... I ... he knows that Facebook is what we do on the social network that shows that it's ... but no this is what we do everywhere else too ... the websites you visit and apps using your phone to target ads to you ... the good news is that this is also starting to be a little more transparent ... about why exactly see certain doubts ... this new schools still you can tell what kinds of ads you see the future ... they don't make it very easy to ... put thought into my Facebook an awesome ... you can sell ads on Facebook ... but you can see a sort of naming specific topics that you ... do you see this tiny icon in the right corner of an ad ... if you select ... why am I seen this could get an explanation of what Facebook things made this at work for you ... if you don't like to add to Getting click view and manager at efforts is ... no C Facebook's entire dossier on ... all the things I think you're interested ... so what you like and you want respect ... you can remove items from the list or add new ones if you really want ... but if you remove them all as don't go away just get the generic ones based on gender ... or age and your location ... now ... about Facebook following you on the way ... so what is your browser these cookies you can se but from tracking what you do ... you can stop it and other companies from using that information to deliver at its ... the fastest way to opt out of many I'd tractors and once this use this website ... there's Facebook which you can put individually ... for a few select all here he is on the other companies on the list too ... the annoying part is that you need to go through this process for every web browser on every computer in every phone breathing space ... in the clear even if they're not able to use this info to say he adds ... they simply steel track you for other purposes like secure ... you may also be surprised by how much your phone reveals about beauty companies like Facebook which you can stop this from knowing your phone's location ... and limited from getting other information like that he sees it acted as a ... to stop the spread from tracking your location ... on an I phone go to settings ... then ... privacy ... then location services ... by Facebook unless it ... can turn up ... to stop this from trucking to use other apps ... go to settings then privacy than advertising and then turn on ... when the ad tracking ... yes this is a lot to do just to maintain some control of your data ... that is a good reminder that the stock isn't really free ... it's an exchange you should give away any more personal information in half ...


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SALT LAKE CITY — Partisan or nonpartisan?
That was the question before members of the House Education Committee on Monday as they debated contradictory bills that seek to create a direct election process for State School Board members.
The committee ultimately voted 9-3 to advance Rep. Jim Nielson's bill, HB223, creating nonpartisan elections to the full House.
But HB228, which calls for partisan school board elections and is sponsored by Pleasant Grove Republican Rep. Brian Green, was defeated in a 6-7 vote and failed to clear the committee.
Supporters of nonpartisan elections — including the Utah Parent Teacher Association, Utah Education Association and State Board of Education — argue that injecting party politics into the State School Board would make education officials more responsive to the wishes of delegates than the needs of Utah's parents and children.
They also warned that candidates would be forced to take positions on non-education issues, such as same-sex marriage or immigration, to prove their party bona fides and survive the caucus and convention process.
"I do stand firm with the position that people who run for these offices should be focusing on education policy only, and if they run through a party process, I'm afraid they'll get sidetracked," said Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D-Salt Lake City.
Supporters of partisan elections — including the Utah Eagle Forum, Sutherland Institute and Libertas Institute — argue that the size of school board districts make it difficult for voters to make an informed choice without the structure and organization of the party process.
"When you have nonpartisan and it's just an open election, you get a lot of candidates, a lot of confusion, and it's hard for the average person to sort it out," said Gayle Ruzicka, president of the Utah Eagle Forum.
But while there is disagreement on the issue of whether elections should be partisan, lawmakers, educators and advocacy groups are largely in consensus that the current system needs to change.
"To me, the major concern is eliminating the governor's nominating commission," Nielson said. "That to me is the biggest wrong here."
Currently, State School Board members are selected through a process in which candidates are vetted by a review committee appointed by the governor. That review committee narrows the field of candidates down to three names per school board district, which are then given to the governor who selects the two names that will be placed on the ballot.
The selection process has been criticized for removing incumbent board members without the input of their constituents and for standing in the way of open debate and diversity among the state's top education positions.
While the State School Board has not taken a position on any individual bill related to the election of members, the board voted earlier this month to support direct, nonpartisan elections and oppose any bill that would result in partisan elections.
But other groups, particularly conservative advocacy organizations, have pushed for the State School Board to be included among the state offices decided through party candidate selection.
"It seems to me the voice of the people is most accurately reflected through partisan elections," Greene said.
Discussion on both bills pushed the committee hearing an hour beyond its scheduled end time. Lawmakers debated the extent to which the State School Board should reflect other elected bodies such as the Legislature or nonpartisan community positions such as mayor or city council, and whether voters could adequately research their options for a school board district that is twice the size of the average Utah Senate jurisdiction.
Nielson said he believes the majority of Utahns support nonpartisan election of school board members. He also disagreed with the notion of uninformed voters, saying that technology has made it easier than ever for individuals to find the information they need.
"I've always been challenged by that," he said. "We somehow can trust party politics, but we can't trust voters."
The committee also advanced a bill that would bar lobbyists from serving on the governor's candidate selection board, should the current selection process remain after the legislative session. That bill, sponsored by Rep. Kraig Powell, R-Heber City, would also require the selection committee to advance an incumbent seeking re-election to the governor for consideration for the ballot.
"That person has earned the right to face the voters," Powell said.
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Long bulk room temperature fermentation compared to biga/poolish or fridge
For a little background, i am in my second or third month of "real" breadmaking here, and making a lot of progress thanks to this site and the books I have learned about here. I have now read several Reinhart books and am most of the way through Hamelman at this point. From all of these books I have come to a conclusion that a strong pattern in good bread recipes is having at least some of the dough ferment for a long time. What I don't understand however is why it seems to be either they recommend a smaller amount of dough fermenting at room temperature for a long time (biga/poolish/starter), or the whole bulk fermenting for a long time in the fridge (pain a l'ancienne etc). The way I have been fermenting is based on what I learned from pizza making, namely a long room-temperature fermentation (the traditional Neapolitan pizza method). For white breads I do around 12 hours and up to 24 hours for whole wheat, always starting with a very small amount of yeast. I use active dry yeast in a very small amount and do not hydrate it in advance; it can take up to 12 hours for any rise to start (but, I have yet to have a failure). I like this technique because of its simplicity. The dough de facto gets a long autolyze step in the beginning due to the very low concentration of yeast. I have done some fridge fermentations, but don't particularly like doing it because of the longer time and need to pull it out to warm up, which gets me behind time-wise. I don't like the extra hassle of the biga/poolish/etc even though I am sure they work well. All I have to do is throw it in a bowl and do a stretch-and-fold every now and then.
I have read various posts here on the different methods and have heard mention of the advantages of the cold fermentation in the fridge vs a warmer one due to the yeast processes. I am also a beer maker and have clearly noticed the importance of fermentation temperature there. But, room-temperature in fact does lead to world-class beers in some styles. What I don't quite understand in the end is why there is not more focus on long, low-yeast, room-temperature fermentations since it seems to work very well to me and is incredibly easy. Has anyone every done a side-by-side test for example?
PS here is my latest concoction, "Mutt Loaf".
220 grams KA white bread flour 50%
44 grams each of rye spelt oat amaranth quinoa flour 10% each 50% total
366 grams water 83%
9 grams salt 2%pinch (30 granules or so) active dry yeast


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As green building has become more popular and important, developers are looking for ways to renovate older buildings into modern, efficient and healthy spaces. The Garden Street Lofts, in Hoboken, NJ, are a great example of a new apartment building created from an old warehouse. The project is helping transform an area once known for its industry into a healthy environment for families looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact.
In the past new developments frequently razed old buildings to clear the way for fancy apartments and office buildings. By contrast the Garden Street Lofts are built from the remains of an early 1900's coconut processing plant, and serve as a model of efficiency, healthy interiors and architecture for the area.
Lawrence Bijou is the man behind the urban infill apartment complex. He's a developer who felt that green building was the only way to go and decided to make Hoboken his test ground for green development. With the help of Manhattan-based SHoP Architects, Bijou set out to design a LEED certified apartment complex complete with ground floor retail space at the corner of Garden and 14th Street. There are 30 residences inside ranging from 1,000 to 2,250 sq ft in size. An 1,140 sq ft apartment is going for $675,000, which is a steal compared to one across the river in Manhattan.
Garden Street Lofts are seeking LEED Silver certification and boast a number of green design features. Bijou included IPE Wood from Bolivia, bamboo floors, and reclaimed cobblestone for the sidewalks and street. The kitchens are custom-made with Val Cucina eco-friendly cabinets. Efficient air-filtration systems, low VOC paints, and high-efficiency HVAC systems contribute to better indoor air-quality. You can even see which LEED points the Lofts are aiming for on their website.
We like these new lofts for a number of reasons. First, we love the renovation of the old coconut plant into a new and modern apartment loft space. Second, they are close to the city, near the water and are a much better price than apartments in Manhattan. Third, and perhaps most importantly, the building is after LEED certification. And lastly, their location in oft-overlooked New Jersey is a reminder that green must happen in every city. Afterall, New Jersey is named the Garden State – it's good that to see them showing off their greener side.
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Justin Bieber's Broke Grandpa Sleeps on the Floor in a House With a Hole in the Roof
Justin Bieber is a 19-year-old millionaire, so he has plenty of coin to throw around. But one person who apparently isn't getting any of it? His 61-year-old grandfather, George, who says it would sure come in handy.
The New York Daily News talked to Grandpa Bieber, who says the two are "on different planets."
"I can't work due to illness, so there is barely any money coming into the house and we only just about get by," he said. "[My wife] has a bad back, too, but works like a dog hauling huge bags of paint powder 40 hours a week."
George is Justin's paternal grandfather (he sired Justin's biological father, Jeremy), and he says that while Justin's maternal grandmother is showered with everything from luxury cars to new houses, he's left out in the cold -- literally.
The disabled demolition contractor says he sleeps on a mattress in the family room of his Winnipeg home, and that their roof has a large hole where a tree fell through it during an ice storm -- a hole the elder Bieber doesn't have the money to repair.
"It does make me sad, as right now our life is pretty desperate," George said. "[Justin] was such a big part of our life, and now nothing. It's like he is a stranger and now we barely know him. He never calls us, and now I sometimes think he doesn't care."
Justin might never say never, but George just totally went there.
Grandpa Bieber does say that Justin has given them a television (to watch 'Wizards of Waverley Place' reruns, presumably) and some cash for Christmas, but that Justin hasn't visited in years.
"He will always be my grandson and I am, and will always be, so proud of him. It's just sad he is not a bigger part of our life," the down-and-out granddad said. "But I guess he is just too busy right now."
In other words, all that macking on Selena Gomez must be keeping the Biebs' schedule pretty packed.