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By Jennifer Saba
(Reuters) - Facebook said on Thursday that it has created a newswire tool tailored to journalists, part of a broader effort to be the go-to place for conversation for its 1 billion users.
Called FB Newswire, it is designed to help journalists share and embed newsworthy Facebook content that is made public by its members such as photos, status updates and videos. (https://www.facebook.com/FBNewswire)
Facebook is teaming up with News Corp's Storyful, the media tool that verifies and manages copyright of news and video on social media platforms like Twitter.
"News is finding a bigger audience on Facebook than ever before, and journalists and media organizations have become an integral part of Facebook," wrote Andy Mitchell, director of news and global media partnership at Facebook, in a blog post announcing FB Newswire.
Social media platforms have become a gold mine for journalists. Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and others are rich in source material, as many people around the world use them to communicate, including during periods of upheaval.
Acknowledging that many journalists use Twitter to uncover material, Facebook is also providing a Twitter feed, @FBNewswire.
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Facebook's newsfeed, where people post stories, status updates and photos, is an integral part of the company's revenue growth and it injects paid marketing messages straight into the news stream.
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Edinburgh's luxury whisky tour is a journey through some of the best whisky bars in central Edinburgh. In our tour, you will be able to taste amazing cask strength single malt whiskies from Scotland. Get relax in fantastic locations while learning tons of interesting things about the "The Water Of Life". Our associate bars are well known among locals, but they are pretty much unknown among tourist. Not the kind of places that you will easily find in a tour guide.
Furthermore, you will not only drink fabulous whiskies in great places but you will also be able to discover amazing stories about the smuggling days in Edinburgh, curious and quirky facts about whisky, different ways to enjoy it, and a special emphasis on how this global phenomenon has influenced famous filmmakers, musicians, and writers of the modern times.
Our first stop is a bar that is located in an old Victorian pump house hidden away in one of the city's lanes. This bar has a whisky shelf of more than 200 bottles from around the world. In addition to a nice atmosphere that is simply perfect for whisky enjoyment.
The second destination is a bar located in a 5-star hotel right in the middle of the city. This place is not only one of the most luxurious bars in Edinburgh with a great offer of cocktails and food, but it is also the house of more than 400 bottles of spectacular whiskies from Scotland and around the world.
And last but not least, the third venue is an underground bar with one of the cosiest atmospheres for whisky enjoyment. In here you will be able to find more than 400 bottles. Ranging from iconic, world-leading brands to unique single cask bottlings from long-closed distilleries.
During the tour, you will be accompanied by our whisky expert. He will be more than happy to answer questions and lead you through this wonderful world.
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I hereby affirm my answers to the foregoing questions are true and correct. I understand that misrepresentation of the facts will result in immediate dismissal. This Employment Application is used to notify me that the nature and scope of an investigation, if one is conducted, could include such general identification information as residence verification, and as applicable, information concerning my employment, education, general reputation, character, personal characteristics, and habits, and that such information may be developed through personal interviews with third parties such as family members, neighbors, friends, associates, former employers, financial sources, and custodians of official records. Only job-related information developed from such a report will be considered in evaluating my employment application or continued employment. I hereby authorize these persons, companies, organizations or corporations to answer all questions or release any information regarding the items listed in this paragraph. I hereby release them from any liability and hold them harmless from any claim for releasing any truthful information within their knowledge and/or record.
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I like suggestion 1. Related to the listbuilder to select files for a reviewer, I think that we can use a selectable grid instead. It is already used in other places where you want to set the visibility of the files or want to choose which one will be sent to next stage. It has the advantage of letting the editor donwload and see the file, see notes, etc. The only thing that we should add to the interface is a select/deselect all button, so users can easily interact with many files.
--Beghelli (talk) 16:29, 29 April 2013 (PDT)
Point taken -- and I wonder if we shouldn't try conserving real estate by putting it in an accordion. It'll be sometimes used in OMP and less frequently in OJS. By default it should include all the files selected for that review round.
--Alec (talk) 17:03, 29 April 2013 (PDT)
I have a strong preference for suggestion 2, maybe because this was what I had already been thinking of, and I think there's real value in using the same kind of patterns throughout the system for users' sake.
Given that the copyediting grid isn't specced out fully, but that there may be substantial room to provide a good general suggestion, I like the Copyediting Suggestion 2 as an overall general solution. I envision this as a "File consideration" grid:
-- you have a list of files associated with that particular stage of the workflow, all listed on the grid; -- you can click an "assign" button to assign users (in the most general case, anyone in the system, but this could be controlled to allow eg. only copyeditors, or reviewers, etc.); -- the "assign" button brings up an email notification, along with a list of the files which can be checked (& a "select all" option); -- after a user is assigned, they are listed under each file name they have been assigned to, with a clear indication whether they have responded or not & links to their response (the image for Suggestion 2 at http://pkp.sfu.ca/wiki/index.php?title=Copyediting captures this more or less perfectly).
It would be great to eventually/possibly also include some information in the "Consulted by [copyeditor/reviewer/etc.]" checkbox to express the user recommendation, if one is available. So for example the checkbox might be red if a reviewer recommends rejecting the article; green if accept; yellow if heavy revisions required. In the case of copyeditors, maybe this wouldn't be an option at all -- there's just considered (checked) or not considered (unchecked).


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DENVER—A Colorado company that makes heating and air conditioning systems will keep its reprieve from a contraceptive mandate in the health care law because of the owners' religious views.
Hercules Industries of Denver won the reprieve in an order issued Thursday by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. The court upheld a lower court's decision that Hercules shouldn't have to comply with the mandate while the federal courts resolve conflicting rulings on the question.
Hercules is one of 30 companies nationwide to receive a reprieve on the contraceptives mandate. The companies say the requirement would force them to violate religious beliefs by providing contraceptives such as the Plan B pill for their employees.
The Obama administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the question.


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A community workshop to discuss a "greenprint" for Lincoln is set for 8 a.m. to noon, Saturday, November 3 at the Auld Recreation Center in Antelope Park. Mayor Don Wesely said the city has received a one-year $35,000 grant from the American Planning Association (APA) for implementation of the "Greenprint Challenge." Wesely applied for the grant after participating in The City Parks Forum, a program of the APA, last April in Louisville, Kentucky.
"We take great pride in our parks in Lincoln, and we need to make sure our park system continues to be a jewel of our community far into the future," said Mayor Wesely. "Environmental groups, landowners, developers, attorneys and anyone else interested in our green spaces are encouraged to participate in this important workshop."
The "Greenprint Challenge" integrates existing natural resources, including all public and private conservation land, agricultural land and urban forests as well as historic features and sites. City officials are developing the "Greenprint Challenge" as a key element in the new Comprehensive Planning process as a way to guide planning for future parks, trails, open spaces, prairies and wetlands.
Lincoln Parks and Recreation Director Lynn Johnson said the workshop will provide the public with the opportunity to develop priorities and recommendations that will be forwarded to the Comprehensive Planning Committee. Those wanting more information can call Lincoln Parks and Recreation at 441-7939.
"The 'Greenprint Challenge' is an innovative approach to identifying and acquiring parks and open space for the future of Lincoln, and it's one the community should be proud of," said Mary Eysenbach, Director of the City Parks Forum.
At the spring symposium in Kentucky, Mayor Wesely was one of six mayors who were invited to present a current park issue facing his city. He discussed the importance of creating a multi-functional park system that provides for storm water management, habitat conservation, urban open space, active recreation and commuter/recreation trails.
The city will use its grant to fund the community workshop and for the development of a brochure that will provide information on the value of parks and open space as well as foster community awareness and support. Two trusts are being developed to fund the acquisition of open space. The city is partnering with Lancaster County and the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District to develop a public trust. The Parks and Recreation Foundation is partnering with private organizations to develop a private trust.
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Travelers Tower Starts $30 Million Facelift
By Greg Bordonaro
July 02, 2012
The iconic Travelers Tower in downtown Hartford is getting a facelift.
Travelers property and casualty insurance company, which has major operations in Hartford, is making a $30 million investment to do a major maintenance and rehab of the building, which it has owned since 1919.
Work on the projected two-year project has already gotten underway as construction crews from Consigli Construction Co. have been erecting scaffolding around the structure to prepare for the makeover.
Travelers' spokeswoman Jennifer Wislocki said the project will repair, upgrade and replace certain exterior building elements to the tower and main south building, which is necessary because of the wear and tear the complex has faced over the years.
Since the tower was built in 1919, water intrusion and weather has caused minor deterioration in the building that needs to be addressed, Wislocki said.
The repairs will include corrections to minor cracks in the granite surface of the building; repairs to mortar joints and surface corrosion; and the replacement of the building's windows, drainage systems and some cast iron elements, Wislocki said. The Travelers Tower will not be changed structurally as a result of the makeover, but a cleaning of the building could alter its appearance, Wislocki said.
"Travelers recognizes the tower is an iconic building in the city of Hartford and it's important to us that we maintain it," Wislocki said. While some larger corporate tenants have reduced their downtown Hartford footprint in recent years, Travelers has been holding and adding space. The company now employs 7,000 people in the state, with most located on their downtown Hartford campus.
Travelers has owned its tower since it was built in 1919 by architect Donn Barber, who also designed the Connecticut State Library and Supreme Court Building. At the time, the 527-foot tall tower was the seventh tallest building in the world. Now it's the second tallest building in Hartford behind City Place.
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Wislocki added that the building's facelift is not related to the Hartford's iQuilt initiative.
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Recipes With Roasted Root Vegetables
How to enjoy winter's produce with super-easy recipes
En español | My daughter's found a website that offers free screen savers featuring beautiful seasonal produce. Every month there's a new one. When she turns on her computer in the winter, a rustic still life of knobby root vegetables comes to life. It's a beautiful scene, but also a stark reminder that, in the words of my late father, "pickin's are pretty slim"!
See also: 3 warm recipes to chase away winter blues
But there are plenty of root vegetables, which are good for you, inexpensive and easy to cook (and if you don't feel like peeling, seeding and cutting up winter squash, most produce departments carry it already peeled and cut).
During fall and winter I roast a big pan or two nearly every weekend, which my husband, David, and I enjoy throughout the week. Once the veggies are roasted, it's no problem finding uses for them. Rather than eat lettuce-based salads, for example, we frequently drizzle vinaigrette over warm roasted root vegetables for a winter salad. We love them for lunch, too, alongside a hearty grain like brown rice, barley or some of the ones newer to supermarket shelves, such as faro or freekeh. And if we don't eat the veggies right away, we can turn them into soup.
How you roast root vegetables depends on your oven. If your heating element is above the oven floor, start with a cold oven. When the vegetables go in, turn on the oven, which means that the heating element is in preheat mode the entire time the vegetables are roasting. Not only do the vegetables cook quickly, they also (more importantly) brown quickly.
Every oven and every roasting pan is different, so cooking times may vary. Understand the principle — you're using the oven element like a big stovetop burner to cook and brown the vegetables as quickly as possible. If you're using an especially thin pan, your vegetables may brown more quickly. If so, turn them sooner than the suggested 20 minutes.
When you turn them at the 20-minute point, certain vegetables, such as sweet potatoes, may stick a little. (The vegetable cooking spray helps.) If so, don't worry. Just continue turning the other vegetables. By the time you're done with the others, the steam will have loosened them, and they'll be ready.
If your heating element is below the oven floor, the vegetables don't brown as well, so just preheat the oven to a blistering 450 degrees and shove them in.
Since I leave the vegetables in their natural shape as much as possible (they roast better and look better that way), it's difficult to measure the eight cups accurately. I find that a generously filled 2-quart (8-cup) Pyrex measuring cup works well. If you don't have one, just make sure there are enough vegetables to fit in a single layer on the baking sheet.
It will be wonderful when spring's new produce arrives, but in the meantime I'm content with my gnarly root vegetables.
Roasted Root Vegetables
Serves 8
If you want to use large onions rather than the small ones suggested below, leave the root ends intact and halve the onion lengthwise, cutting each half into 4 to 6 wedges.
A generous 8 cups of any combination of the following.
- Medium carrots, peeled and cut into large chunks
- Medium sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced thick
- Medium boiling or baking potatoes, sliced thick
- New potatoes, halved
- Small onions, halved length- or crosswise (see note above)
- Large shallots, not peeled and halved lengthwise
- Medium turnips, peeled and sliced thick
- Rutabagas, peeled, halved or quartered, depending on size, and sliced thick
- Winter squash, peeled, seeded and cut into 2-inch chunks
- Parsnips, peeled and cut into large chunks
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Salt and ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme leaves
If heating element is below the oven floor, adjust oven rack on lowest position and heat oven to 450 degrees, and proceed with recipe, roasting vegetables until golden brown on one side, 25 to 30 minutes. Toss vegetables of choice with oil, thyme, and salt and pepper to taste. Turn onto a large-lipped cookie sheet (12-by-18-inch) that has been coated with vegetable cooking spray, making sure that the vegetables are on their flat side (if they have a flat side).
If heating element is above the oven floor, set pan on lowest rack in cold oven. Turn oven on to 425 degrees and roast until cut sides are caramel brown in color, about 20 minutes. Turn vegetables over; continue to cook until just tender, about 5 minutes longer.
Apple Cider Vinaigrette
Makes about 1 cup
Here's a great way to use up apple cider. You can also substitute 1/3 cup of apple juice concentrate for the reduced apple cider.
- 2 cups apple cider
- 1 garlic clove
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- Salt and ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup pure olive oil
Bring apple cider to boil in large saucepan over medium-high heat; continue to boil until cider is reduced to a thin syrup consistency (1/3 cup), 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer reduced cider to a 2-cup Pyrex measuring cup. Whisk in garlic, vinegar, mustard and a sprinkling of salt and pepper. Slowly whisk in olive oil to make a thick emulsified dressing. Serve. (Can be refrigerated for several days.)
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How-To Video: CoverGirl's Glossy Eye
Next time you're heading out for a night on the town, consider testing out a rock and roll-like glossy eye instead of a classic kohl-rimmed look. Makeup artist Sage Maitri walks us through a step-by-step, brought to you by CoverGirl and modeled by up-and-coming French popstar Soko. Anchor the look with the brand's 3-in-1 Outlast Foundation ($13) for a smooth, flawless finish all day long, and make sure your lashes pop against their glossy lids with CoverGirl's Flamed Out! Mascara ($8) for three times the volume! To finish, Maitri recommends a slight punch of pink on the lips. (Try CoverGirl's Jumbo Lip Gloss ($7) in Blush Twist.) As for tips on copping Soko's rockstar attitude? Well, you'll have to watch the video!


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Is there a firefox 1.0.2 release?
I've just sorted out my standard 1.0.2 release with mozilla, but I'd prefer firefox. However it doesn't seem to be supported as an add-on (dotpup etc). The only release ISO I can find as a firefox version is 1.0.0.
What should I do to get firefox on 1.0.2 or isn't it possible?
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There may be a Firefox version forthcoming, but I just downloaded Firefox straight from Mozilla and it works fine. I haven't tested any plugins yet, but I'll do that tonight.
just choose your OS and language and its yours for 4.7Mb!
Let us know how it goes.
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Downloading firefox (from mozilla, not as a pup package) is one of my first priorities when I fire up a new version of puppy, and I haven't had any problems at all with it. Everything seems to work great. So go for it!
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In case anyone is interested, I use Firefox outside the pup001 file. I have it already installed on a Suse Linux partition. I just made a soft link (ln -s) to that firefox executable.
It works perfectly. It doesn't seem to matter where you install Firefox as all files are contained in one parent directory and has relative location references to the files in the sub-directories.
The user configuration file with cookies, bookmarks, .js files, cache and etc. will be auto generated and located in the $HOME directory at /.mozilla/somesubdir/somewhere
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Lol. I basically did the reverse. I installed Firefox separately on Puppy and Zipslack, then symlinked their bookmarks and files to a file on the harddrive outside Zipslack (to avoid UMSDOS mangling). This way they share the same bookmarks. I could set it up so my Windows install also used those bookmarks, but I don't really use Windows anymore, so I didn't bother.
Between depriving a man of one hour from his life and depriving him of his life there exists only a difference of degree. --Muad'Dib
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Thanks everyone, I just downloaded and installed firefox and it works fine
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Just wonder if there can be a Firefox/Thunderbird edition of Puppy with each release?
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Posted: Wed 25 May 2005, 02:50
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mjg wrote:
Just wonder if there can be a Firefox/Thunderbird edition of Puppy with each release?
There were three releases for Puppy 1.0.0 (I think it was) of Puppy with Firefox, Puppy with Opera and Puppy with Mozilla.
This however puts a considerable strain on MasterPup Barry.
Therefore the decision to use Mozilla (which is incorporating Firefox code) was made and this is the main browser for Puppy. John Murga preferred Opera and created a special 1.0.2 version (with other specialities)
I am using Firefox which I am finding more stable (that is Mozilla not Puppy) but totally agree with using Mozilla because of the amount of reused and usable code (keeping Puppy small)
The answer to the question of a special compile of unleashed for firefox, is a question of who is up for it? You will learn a lot - for sure. Anyone? Be frisky!
John Murga is working towards a new Puplet which I am calling Linux Tmxxine
, which is basically a fat pup which can compile Puppy in Puppy - a developers release.
Hey John did you know it was called that - LOL
That will enable GuestToo and John and Barry and maybe others in the future to do all their development from Puppy.
I did get permission from Barry to create a special version of Puppy
Linux Tmxxine BUT I find the direction, interest and focus should be on making and developing a better Pup. That is why in the process of learning about Puppy I find it is going in all the right directions and I would rather be a part of that.
Anther future possibiity with Pupget and Dotpup will be the ability to remove a browser and install a preferred one. However there are dependency issues that are being addressed with a new way of ordering information (that I do not really understand) that was introduced in Puppy 1.0.2
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Posted: Wed 25 May 2005, 04:36
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There were three releases for Puppy 1.0.0 (I think it was) of Puppy with Firefox, Puppy with Opera and Puppy with Mozilla.
That was my recollection. I tried to like Mozilla for browsing and email, but just couldn't cut it. Couldn't get the calendar working properly either.
Lobster's comments make sense though, and I don't want to stress the Puppy Master, so if anyone has the skills to develop and release a Firefox/Thunderbird version like the Opera one, that would have to be a good thing.
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Connor West and Braydin Stell combined for a three-hit shutout and Jay County fell apart in the field as Huntington North Hgih School wiped out the Patriots, 10-0, on Thursday, May 23, in opening round action at the Huntington North Baseball Sectional.
The Vikings, 17-9, will face Fort Wayne South Side on Monday, May 27, at 10 a.m. in the first game of the second round. Fort Wayne Wayne and Homestead, the recipients of the first round bye, will play Monday at noon in the second game. The championship game will be played at 5 p.m.
West went the first five innings for North, allowing just one hit while striking out seven and walking two, while Stell finished up with two innings of two-hit ball, with two strikeouts and one walk. Meanwhile Jay County pitchers were getting no support from their fielders as the Patriots committed 12 errors, with Huntington North scoring seven unearned runs.
Heaston Schwob led the HNHS offense with two hits and two runs batted in. Devon Goelz added two RBI.
Huntington North took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Drew Schnitz doubled to left-center and came in on the first Jay County error of the game, on a ball hit by Evan Brown. The Vikings tacked on four more runs in the third inning, with only one hit, to take a 5-0 lead.
Derek Snyder opened the inning by reaching on a Jay County error, and he promptly stole second. After Schnitz struck out, Snyder took third on a wild pitch and scored when Jay County made an error on a ball hit by Goelz. Goelz then stole second, and after Brown walked, both runners moved up on a wild pitch. Stell struck out for the second out of the frame, but Schwob plated both runners with a double to right-center field. Schwob scored on another Jay County miscue before Mitch Hughes grounded out.
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Today. The Tri-City Flyers, a local AAU outdoor track and field club, are currently holding registration for the 2012 summer season. The team will consist of athletes aged 7-18. Interested athletes must contact Tri-City Flyers coach Joe Riley by today to receive an application. Cost will be discussed when they receive application. For information, contact Riley at 985-991-9706 or email@example.com.
Saturday. The "Hoop-La" basketball instructional camp will take place with three sessions at Houma Christian School's gym in June. The camp's sessions are on June 4-8 (ages 7-9), June 11-15 (ages 10-13) and June 18-22 (ages 14-17). The camp is for boys and girls, and registration dates are from 9:30 a.m. to noon Saturday in Houma Christian's gym. The cost is $70. For information, call Houma Christian boys basketball coach Freddie Frye at 413-9022 or Houma Christian's school office at 851-7423.
Saturday. LR8 Sports Club will host upcoming baseball and softball camps at Vandebilt Catholic. The club will host two one-day clinics on Saturday for boys and girls ages 6-16 at Vandebilt. The cost is $30. The club will hold two four-day camps for boys and girls on May 28 through May 31 and June 25 though June 28 at Vandebilt. The cost is $100. For information, call 274-7282, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.xlr8sportsclub.com.
Monday-Thursday. The 22nd Annual Tarpon Basketball Camp for boys and girls will be held in several sessions at the school. Session I will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. May 28-31 for boys and girls ages 4 to 6. The final three sessions are for all Biddy Basketball aged boys and girls. The camp times are 1 to 4 p.m. for Session II (June 4-7), Session III (June 11-14) and Session IV (June 18-21). The cost of the camp is $45 for Session I and $70 for Sessions II, III and IV. Each camper will receive a camp basketball, a camp T-shirt and camp sports bottle. For inflammations, call South Lafourche boys basketball coach Brian Callais at 693-6467. Camp brochures can be picked up at South Lafourche High School.
Monday-July 8. The Louisiana Cross Country Runner's Club will hold a kids running camp for ages 5-18 on Monday through July 6. The camp will be held at the Air Base Recreation Park, located at 201 Moffet Road in Houma. Registration will be held at 1-4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday at the Holiday Inn. The costs are $165 per child, $150 per child if two kids sign up and $135 per child if three or more signs up. For information, contact Cynthia at 791-8954 or visit www.louisianacrosscountryrunnersclub.com.
Tuesday-June 1. Vandebilt Catholic's girls basketball team will host its girls summer "Hoop-It-Up" camp on Tuesday through June 1 in Vandebilt's gym.The camp is girls in kindergarten through eighth grades. The cost of the camp is $60, and registration will take place at 7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. in Vandebilt's gym on May 29. For information, call Vandebilt girls basketball coach Kathy Luke at 868-5623 or 804-3457.
Wednesday. The Thibodaux Bantam Football Club will be holding registration for the 2012 season on Wednesday at Peltier Park. Registration is at 6:30 p.m. each day. The age groups are 7-8, 9-10 and 11-12. The age group birthday deadline is Sept. 29. For information, call Jamie Himel at 271-2740 or George Boudreaux at 225-445-3462.
Wednesday-June 1. The Future Stars Volleyball Camp will have two individual all skills camps at Lisa Park Gym in Houma. Session I will be held Wednesday to June 1 for third to seventh graders. The times are 8:30-11:45 a.m. (May 30-31) and tournament play from 8:30-11:30 a.m. (June 1). The camp cost is $70. Session II will be June 4 to 6 for eighth to 12th graders. The times are 8:30-11:45 a.m. (June 4-5) and tournament play from 8:30-11:30 a.m. (June 6). The camp cost is $70. The fee includes instruction, Future Stars Volleyball T-shirt and guest speakers. Concessions will be sold each day. Registration is open until the first day of the camp. For information, contact Chelsey Lucas-Nicholas at 381-1163 or email@example.com.
June 2. The Bayou Angels, a local non-profit organization, will hold its Second Annual Clay Shoot at Tri-Parish Sporting Clays on June 2 in order to raise money for local families in need for the holiday season. All food and drinks will be included in the cost of the team and there will be entertainment and a live auction. For information call Michele Poiencot at 858-2109 or Myron Lopez at 868-3928. You can also email them at firstname.lastname@example.com or at email@example.com.
June 4. The Houma-Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce will host its fourth annual golf tournament (four-man scramble) on June 4 at Ellendale Country Club. It will include food and drinks on the course as well as door prizes and golf-related awards for closest to the hole, longest drive and hole-in-ones. It will feature two shotgun starts, one morning flight beginning at 7:30 a.m. and an afternoon flight beginning at 12:30 p.m. The entry fee is $150 per person or $500 per four-member team. Entry fees include mixer registration, green fees, tournament specialty items, golf carts, refreshments, breakfast, lunch, driving range fees, prizes, diddy bag and team photo. The deadline to register is May 25. The registration form is available on the Chamber's Web site at www.houmachamber.com. For information e-mail Kay Thibodeaux at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 876-5600.
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June 8-9. Terrebonne High School will host its first annual alumni basketball tournament on June 8-9 in the school's gym. The entry fee is $100 per team for pre-registration before June 6 and $125 if registered on the day of the tournament. A $50 deposit is required to pre-register. All proceeds will go to the Terrebonne basketball programs. The tournament is open to all alumni from all local schools. No current high school players are allowed to participate. The tournament will have a double-elimination format, and each team will be guaranteed two games. There will also be a dunk and 3-point contest, with a $10 entry fee. Louisiana High School Athletic Association officials will referee the games. The cost of admission for non-players is $2, and concessions will be provided for all fans and players. For information, call Terrebonne High boys basketball coach Derek Szush at 859-4438.
June 11-13. The E.D. White Catholic Cardinal Summer Baseball Camp will be held June 11-13 at the Thibodaux school. It's for boys 5-13 and will go from 9 a.m. to noon each day, and the cost is $75 per camper. Campers will be instructed by E.D. White baseball coach Shane Trosclair on pitching, hitting and fielding techniques. For information contact Trosclair at firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 11-14 and June 18-21. Vandebilt Catholic will hold its summer baseball camps June 11-14 and June 18-21 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. daily at the school's baseball diamond. The cost is $75 per camper on May 26 and $85 per camper on June 2. Registration will be held at the baseball field entrance from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. each day. Campers will receive a T-shirt and forms can be printed from the school's website (www.vandebiltcatholic.org). For information, call Vandebilt coach Keith Richard at 688-6377.
June 18-21 and June 25-28. The 17th Annual Scott Gauthreaux Skills and Drills Basketball Camp for boys and girls entering kindergarten-ninth grade will be held at the Lisa Park Gym from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. daily. The cost is $70 per camper or $80 at the door. The cost for two campers is $120 or $150 at the door. One player can also attend both sessions for $120. Gauthreaux, Ellender High's boys coach and Thibodaux High's boys coach Tony Clark will provide instruction. For information call Gauthreaux at 879-4789 or email him at email@example.com.
June 18-21. The 2012 Vandebilt Catholic Summer Volleyball Camp will be held June 18-21 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Vandebilt Brother Alfred Kolb Center (new gym) and will be hosted by Lady Terriers volleyball coach Latashia Wise and the Vandeilt volleyball team. The cost is $90 for one camper, $80 for two campers and $75 for three campers. Campers will receive a T-shirt and a volleyball and snacks will be provided daily. For information, contact Wise at 225-939-5014.
June 25. Vandebilt Catholic will host a "skills and drills softball clinic" at 9 a.m. to noon on June 25-26.The clinic, which is for ages 9-14, will take place at Vandebilt's softball field. The cost is $50, and registration will be held at 8:15 a.m. on June 25. Vandebilt Catholic will also host a "skills and drills pitching clinic" for ages 9-14 on June 27 at the school's softball field. The cost is $50, and registration will be at 8:15 a.m. June 27. For information on both clinics, contact Vandebilt softball coach Margaret Johnson at 855-1478 or email@example.com.
June 25-29. Challenger Sports will brings its British soccer camp to the Bayou Black Fields in Houma June 25-29. Campers will be instructed by British coaches and the camp is open to boys and girls 3-18. Many sessions are offered from $79 to $171. Team camp rates are also offered. Each camper will receive a soccer T-Shirt, a soccer ball a soccer poster and a personalized skills performance evaluation. For information, visit challengersports.com, call Nick Rundell at 469-713-2737 or contact John Hastings at 876-4270.
July 9-10. The Vandebilt Catholic Youth Football Camp will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on July 9 and 10. The cost of the camp is $100 and includes a camp T-shirt and awards for top athletes. The camp is for third to eighth graders. For information, call Vandebilt football coach Brad Villavaso at 709-9852.
July 9-13. E.D. White Catholic boys soccer coach Roger Bimah will hold a high school players camp will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. July 9-13 at the Larose Soccer Fields. Players in grades eighth to 12th are eligible to participate in the camp. The camp fee is $75 before the July 9 deadline and $85 after the deadline. Campers are asked to bring a ball, shin guards, water and sunscreen. For information, contact Bimah at 448-1616 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
July 16-18. E.D. White Catholic will host a football skills camp on July 16-18 at Yockey Bernard Field at Harvey Peltier Memorial Stadium in Thibodaux. The camp is for boys in grades 4-8, and it will be held from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. each day. The cost is $80, which includes a camp T-Shirt. For information, contact camp instructor Chris Bergeron at 446-8486.
July 16-20. E.D. White Catholic boys soccer coach Roger Bimah will hold a soccer camp for beginning and intermediate players will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. July 16-20 at the Larose Soccer Fields. Players ages 6 to 13 are eligible to participate in the camp. The camp fee is $60 before the July 16 deadline and $75 after the deadline. Campers are asked to bring a ball, shin guards, water and sunscreen. For information, contact Bimah at 448-1616 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
July 16-20. The Thibodaux Soccer Association and Challenger Sports will hold a week-long "British Soccer Camp," at Thibodaux High School. The camp is for ages 3 through 19. Soccer teams are also welcomed to attend. Each camper will receive a T-shirt a soccer ball, a poster and a skills performance evaluation. Anyone signing up at least 45 days prior to the camp will get a British Soccer Replica Jersey. The cost of the game varies and for more information contact Nick Rundell at 496-713-2737 or firstname.lastname@example.com or contact Rick Rosado at 985-449-0104 or email@example.com.
July 22-28. The Eurotech Soccer Academy will hold a camp for boys and girls 7-18 on July 22-28 at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux. Nicholls soccer coach Dylan Harrison is a regional director for Eurotech Soccer. There are three sessions available (July 22-25, individual techniques and tactics, July 25-28, striker school and shooting and finishing and July 22-28 combo with Sessions 1 and 2). There are numerous camp programs available and tuiton starts at $495 a player. For information visit http://www.eurotechsoccer.com/ResCamps/camplocationla/index_E.html or call 1-800-679-9830.
July 23-27. E.D. White Catholic boys soccer coach Roger Bimah will hold a goalkeeper camp will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. July 23-27 at Andolsek Soccer Park in Thibodaux. The camp is player 10 and older, and it is limited to 10 participants. The camp fee is $75, and the deadline is July 23. Campers are asked to bring a ball, shin guards, water, sunscreen and goalkeeping equipment. For information, contact Bimah at 448-1616 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Constitutional amendments draw lopsided votes
LINCOLN--Nebraskans voted to ensure their right to hunt and fish, but denied state senators an extra term and more pay.With 60 percent of precincts reporting, all four Nebraska Constitutional amendments looked to be handily decided.The first amendment on the ballot, the Nebraska Grounds for Impeachment Amendment, was approved by voters at 83 percent. This measure makes any misdemeanor by a candidate running for office grounds for impeachment. In its current state, the constitution allows for impeachment of elected officials only if they commit a crime while in office. Supporters argued this is a loophole that needs to be closed. Opponents, however, countered that the amendment would only increase political harassment of officeholders by allowing for lawsuits over minor violations of campaign finance and funding laws.The last public official to be removed from office was University of Nebraska regent David Hergert in 2006. Hergert intentionally filed false financial statements after being sworn in; had he filed a few days earlier, he would have likely been protected.The second amendment easily being approved was the Nebraska Hunting and Fishing Amendment at 76 percent, which defines hunting and fishing in the state as a right. The amendment also names hunting, fishing and harvesting wildlife as preferred means of controlling wildlife.The proposal was sponsored by Sen. Pete Pirsh of Omaha who insists the amendment is necessary to protect hunting rights, which supporters consider fundamental freedoms and critical to Nebraska's economy.Opponents called the amendment frivolous to include in the Nebraska Constitution.The amendment could also change current legislation on hunting, including the possibility of negating the state's ban on hunting sandhill cranes. It was backed by many outdoor enthusiasts, like the Nebraska Firearms Owners Association, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the Nebraska Wildlife Commission.Rejected in the early voting were two amendments pertaining to state senators' term lengths and pay.Nebraska Term Limits Amendment would have raised term limits from two to three consecutive terms but was being rejected with 65 percent of the vote. The proposal was introduced by Sen. Tom Carlson of Holdredge, who suggested the first term-and-a-half is relegated to "learning the ropes" of the Legislature, and the additional term would be beneficial as more experienced members would be in the Legislature. Carlson also pointed out that if constituents were unhappy with their representatives, they could, of course, vote them out.Opponents of extending term limits argued lawmakers would become career politicians and forget who they are supposed to serve. Term limits have been in place in Nebraska since 2000. Nebraska is one of 15 states with a restriction on the number of terms a public official can serve.The fourth measure, the Nebraska Legislative Salary Amendment that would have raised state legislative salaries to from $12,000 to $22,500 a year, was also being rejected by voters by 66 percent.The proposal was introduced by Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh of Omaha. Supporter Sen. Les Seiler of Hastings told KHASTV News 5 that this measure would increase opportunities for interested candidates who would not be able to afford a position in the Unicameral."There's a lot of young senators down there that I don't know how they make it on that kind of salary. They're working their tails off," Seiler said.Senators' pay is set in the Constitution and only can be changed by a statewide election. The current salary of $12,000 was set in 1988.Contact Benjamin Welch at firstname.lastname@example.com


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National Agriculture Day is March 19 this year. The senate and the house approved a joint resolution proclaiming the day as an official national observance for agriculture. This day was initiated in 1973 by several agriculture publications, organizations and companies and was made a official observance in 1981. Such a day is important if it is only to increase public awareness of all those who work in agricultural jobs. Agriculture is a honorable profession and all of us should salute those farmers every day. "Generations Nourishing Generations," is the theme for this year's Ag. Day. Our nation's farmers work hard to provide food and clothing for our country and the world.
Farming is a way of life that involves sacrifice, dedication and hard work. I didn't grow up on a farm, but my husband tells me at the end of a day, you were tired. Getting up early and working hard until sundown is not something that comes naturally, rather it usually is learned-a lesson learned from his parents and grandparents and I hope some of this has been instilled in our children. The sacrifices and work ethic you learned while you were young continues as you grow older. If you are a farmer you quickly learn there are long hours, hard work and risks associated with farming.
Only one of our sons farm, but he left an engineering job after 22 yeas because he knew he would rather be farming. His brothers are supportive and are successful in what they do and are the first to say growing up on a farm gave them the work ethic they have today. What surprises them now is so many farmers work day and night, a necessities when you farm a lot of land. It is almost impossible for a young farmer to get started without help from family. I'm sure most of us at a certain age thought we'd ever see millionaire farmers, but that is time that is here to stay. The bright spot farming does create stability and economic growth; agriculture does provide jobs and income for both rural and urban families and communities.
Farmers are known as being great eaters and if you'd ask them I'm sure it would be "meat and potatoes."
3 to 4-lb. beef roast
salt and meat tenderizer
to taste
2 10-3/4 cans golden
mushroom soup, divided
1-1/2 pkg. onion soup
3-1/4 cup water, divided
5 to 6 potatoes, peeled
and cubed
16-oz. pkg. baby carrots
1 to 2 onions, sliced
Place roast in a roasting pan; sprinkle with salt and meat tenderizer to taste. Stir together one can mushroom soup, onion soup mix and water; pour over roast. Add additional water, if necessary, cover roast and bake at 350 degrees for 1-1/2 to 2 hours. Add remaining can of soup and vegetables to pan. Bake an additional 30 minutes, until vegetables are tender. Serves 6 to 8.
"We should thank a farmer today and every day."


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What Large Businesses Need to Know
Health care reform changes
- Dependents up to age 26 can stay on their parents' family health plan if that plan offers dependent coverage.
Certain preventive benefits are available at no additional cost to members, including:
- Blood pressure screenings
- Breast-feeding support and counseling
- Cholesterol screenings
- Colonoscopies
- Flu shots
- HIV screening and counseling
- Mammograms
- Well-woman exams
Part-time employees who don't have coverage
People who don't have health insurance must pay a fine to the federal government. Part-time employees who don't have coverage through their job can buy a health plan directly from HMSA or in the marketplace. Depending on their income, they may be eligible for financial help in the marketplace to pay for health insurance.
Essential Health Benefits
If large businesses offer any essential health benefits (EHBs), those benefits' out-of-pocket limits are $6,000 for individuals and $13,200 for a family in 2015. EHBs are:
- Prescription drugs
- Ambulance service
- Emergency care
- Hospitalization
- Laboratory services
- Maternity and newborn care
- Mental health and substance use services
- Pediatric oral and vision services
- Rehabilitation and habilitative services
- Services for preventive care, wellness, and chronic disease management
Only health plans for small businesses with up to 50 full-time employees and people who buy individual health plan coverage on their own are required to include EHBs.
Hawaii's Prepaid Health Care Act
Hawaii businesses must still comply with the state's Prepaid Health Care Act. This 1974 law requires employers to provide health insurance for employees who work 20 hours or more a week for four weeks in a row (with some exceptions). Employers must contribute at least half of the employee's premiums for single coverage. The employee contributes the rest, but no more than 1.5 percent of their wages.
New fees and taxes
To pay for health care reform changes, the federal government imposes new fees and taxes on health plans nationwide, including HMSA. This increases premiums. We know cost increases are a hardship on businesses. We're doing all we can to ease that burden by improving the care your employees receive, which helps contain costs.
Dependent coverage
Do you have to provide health care coverage to your employees' dependents? It depends on the type of plan you offer.
A status plan: Hawaii's Prepaid Health Care Act doesn't require you to offer dependent coverage. However, federal health care reform requires most large employers to offer dependent coverage starting in 2015. Until then, your employees' dependents can contact us directly for coverage. They can also buy an HMSA plan on healthcare.gov. Depending on their income, they could be eligible for financial help to pay for health insurance if they buy it on healthcare.gov.
If you offer employee family coverage, dependents up to age 26 can get coverage under the family plan.
B status plan: Hawaii's Prepaid Health Care Act requires you to provide coverage to your employees' dependents and pay at least half of that coverage.
To-do Checklist for Employers
Health care reform requires you to:
- Report the value of your employees' benefits on their annual W-2 form. Some employers are exempt from this requirement for now, including employers who file less than 250 W-2s, multiemployer plans, health retirement account plans, and self-insured plans not subject to COBRA rules.
- Report your employees' minimum essential coverage annually to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and your employees beginning for 2015 plan years. Employers were not penalized for not reporting in 2014, the IRS encouraged large employers to voluntarily report this information to the federal government since this will contribute to a smoother transition for 2015.
This information is based on HMSA's review of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This overview is intended for educational purposes only and should not be used as tax, legal, or compliance advice.


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Sunday, March 18, 2007
Lemon Cake, Falafel, A Dud, and New Year!
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Sorry the Root Vegetable Ragout was a dude :( Whenever I'm not too sure about a recipe, I halve it so if I don't like it, not as much is wasted.ReplyDelete
Oh and the cake is beautiful!
I look forward to the Persian food posting. You mentioned sumac, and I love that stuff, but have never had it in the house myself.ReplyDelete
Lucky you having falafel with eggplant and cabbage and all that goodness! I've only had those packed falafel options once before, at maoz in philly, and it was amazing.
Sorry about your dud...but I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who makes big casseroles of something that a certain someone won't help me eat! I feel your pain. ;)ReplyDelete
That lemon cake looks awesome! The different layers are so pretty.
Thanks for sharing about NoRooz, too. I love learning about different holidays around the world!
Ugh, I know the feeling--when Bob decides that he doesn't like something, then it's up to me to finish the WHOLE thing. It's even worse when you're not exactly crazy about it either. Oh well--it happens! On a much nicer note, that pudding cake looks to die for! Seriously, I could almost be persuaded to buy the whole cookbook just to have that recipe! It looks so gorgeous, too... fancy. I'm looking forward to reading about your NoRooz celebration!ReplyDelete
The cake looks wonderful, and the falafel sandwich sounds amazing! (I've never had one with so much stuff!) Personally, I could live on baba ganoush--and one day I may try. It's a wonder I ever do anything else with eggplants!ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to hearing what you do with the Lebanese couscous. I've still got a half bag of it to experiment with.
As usual for your desserts, that lemon pudding cake looks amazing! Made a note of that Casablanca place. It sounds great! Vegan baklava?!ReplyDelete
Also, there was a Persian new year celebration here in Berkeley last week. I was riding by somewhere that evening and ran across it. Great music, and a fire-jumping activity that looked fun. I thought of you when I saw it! Here's a write-up on it:
That falafel sounds amazing- my favorite falafel comes from a little place in Brooklyn, and they put pickled cabbage and other goodies on it- I say, bring on the toppings!ReplyDelete
Your tart/cake things also looks fabulous.
Happy nowrooz to you! I'll be thinking of you tomorrow.
Sorry about the dud- whenever that happens to me, I try to ease it's pain with liquid aminos & hot sauce!ReplyDelete
The cake looks great- am going to have to try the deserts in that book. As does your tempeh dinner, so yummy.
The sandwich sounds amazing- I love falafel, but I 've never had all that stuff with it before am going to have to recreate that one.
Thanks for sharing your persian new year table- how fun!
Hi Orangie!ReplyDelete
Yes, halving the recipe would have been good idea... After my friend's recommendation, I was so sure we would like it. I also didn't realize how much it was going to make! Oh well... live and learn!
Hi Jess,
Yea, sumac is great! Such a neat flavor, isn't it? I wish that great falafel place was closer (it's about 35 minutes away) - but at least we know where to find them when we need them!
Hi Kati,
hee hee. When musty likes something he eats so much of it! So, then I learn to make so much food. And then, if he doesn't like it ... I'm stuck with TONS of food! ha ha
Hi Laura!
Ha! Regarding having to eat the whole thing, see my response to Kati. And it is especially a drag when you're not crazy about it. :) I've had "Voluptuous Vegan" for quite a while now - someone gave it to me ... but I only just recently started using it. It's got some very very good recipes in it! Some are fancy, but many are easy and delicious.
Hi Susan!
Oh! I wish I could send you some of this baba ghanoush, it was some of the yummiest I've ever had. Sooo good. The Lebanese couscous is crazy and cool! I'm excited to experiment with it. I loved seeing how big they got in your chickpea soup recipe... fun.
Hi Jen!
Yeah, the vegan baklava was a score! It's the pre-made kind, in a little package (not the fresh one they make themselves). But still, that's good enough for me! The fire jumping ceremony is really fun. Unfortunately, I forgot to do it this year. On the Wednesday before NoRooz you jump over a fire - and there's a traditional saying you say as you jump - and the idea is to burn off the last year and get a fresh start before the new year. NoRooz rules!
Hi Bazu,
Happy NoRooz! I'll be thinking of you too. Yes, the pickled cabbage is a very special, magical ingredient - isn't it? Funny, we were all talking about how important the cabbage is!
Hi VKO,
It would be fun to try to recreate these amazing falafels. I've been wanting to get one of those little sandwich grillers for a long time, I think it adds a lot to these. Maybe you could get the same affect with a broiler though! :)
- Anonymous6:35 AM
that pudding cake looks amazing!, well i love your blog, you have such interesting food always!!ReplyDelete


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A catering butcher from Leabrooks has scooped a top prize in a national burger competition.
Owen Taylor & Sons was named overall winner in the 'Foodservice' category with its new improved recipe 6oz lamb and mint burger and now stands a strong chance of claiming the 'England's Best Burger 2014' title.
The four category winners will find out who makes the best burger at the Meat Management Awards on June 4. Carl Evans, operations manager at Owen Taylor, said: "It's fantastic news! The whole team is really looking forward to finding out whether we have the best burger in England – it's a huge accolade!"


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Mayor's Office
The City Recycling Office says about 8,920 pounds of recyclables were collected during the first three Nebraska home football games. That includes more than three tons collected inside Memorial Stadium and more than one ton collected through the "Go Green for Big Red" volunteer effort in UNL parking lots and walkways. In previous years, the University collected recyclables only in and around the stadium. This year's total represents a 36-percent increase in the amount of game day recycling so far this year.
We are pleased that we've been able to expand the recycling services outside the stadium," said Rich Wahl, Construction Manager for UNL Landscape Services. "The fans seem to appreciate the opportunity to recycle. We encourage fans to continue to improve their recycling efforts and to 'Go Green for Big Red.'
Three hours prior to kickoff, 34 volunteers wearing green sling bags distributed recycling bags along with a list of items that can be recycled. Volunteers collected the bags of aluminum cans and plastic bottles and cups shortly before kickoff and took them to the Recycling Enterprises drop-off site. The company donates revenue back to organizers on a per-pound basis to support future recycling efforts.
The "Go Green for Big Red" effort is seeking volunteers for the remaining four home games. Volunteers meet at Gate 15 of the stadium 3 ˝ hours prior to kickoff. The meeting time for Saturday's game against Texas Tech is 11 a.m. For more information, contact AmeriCorps volunteer Kelly Heavey at 441-6845 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Go Green for Big Red" is a joint venture of the City of Lincoln, UNL Landscape Services, AmeriCorps and Recycling Enterprises. More information on recycling is available at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: recycling).


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Velocity A23 Rim
Sapim Laser Spokes – 28
Powertap Pro+ – Shimano/SRAM 8/9/10 Freehub
$1200, post paid in the US.
Great build for training and race day. The A23 rims give tires a great profile for more stable cornering. Ideal for road or cyclocross.
The Pro+ is really the sweetspot in the Powertap line, only 50g heavier than the SL+ but hundreds of dollars less expensive. ANT+ compatible.