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THANK-yew VAL-yewed CUStomer!
I realized the other day how little time I've been spending in grocery stores. It's been totally replaced by gobs of time spent at my local farmers markets. The Saturday Courthouse market in Old Town Fort Collins and the Sunday market at Harmony and Lemay are regular stops, and some weekends I go to both of them. And lordy, do I spend. Berries for the freezer and cabbage for slaw and tomatoes for salsa and anything I might take it into my mind to cook or can or give to friends.
But the other afternoon I had a crying need for bottled carrot juice, which is my de-stressing libation of choice, perfect for long days when I'm is short on sleep or brain cells or both. And a little lunch meat wouldn't be a bad idea either, I thought. So I strode into the mass-produced, merchandised-to-a-fare-thee-well sterility that is the interior of a grocery-store chain. I suppose they're trying. There were winter squashes from a Colorado grower at $10 for 10. I veered quickly around them to the refrigerated Odwalla case, grabbed up my orange Californicated elixir, made a U-turn, scooped up some natural ham slices and hastily scooted my oh-so-efficient non-locavore behind to the Land of Checkout.
Where I was greeted by the choice of standing in a long line, or participating in an exercise that I view as part of the long, slow slide of our culture into a Slough of Despond. Yea verily, I speak of the You-Scan.
Now, completely aside from any locavore ambitions I may have, I hate the You-Scan. I hate it with a vitriol that I waste on no other computerized idiocy in my life, including the Hermes production system upon which your Denver Post is produced, and let me tell you, I've had some hypersyllabic epithets for Hermes, as my co-workers will attest. I hated the You-Scan before Barbara Kingsolver got all farmy on her agri-self. I hated it before omnivore dilemmas troubled Michael Pollan. I hated it before there was melamine in dog food, let alone in baby formula and White Rabbit candy. I hated it before there was gogurt in the yogurt aisle. It forces me to engage with a computer that pretends to be a person, pretends to "value" me, pretends to give a flying fresh asparagus spear whether I forget to take my change, located under the card reader.
I type on computers all day, and though I do talk, they never listen. And if You Scans are supposed to make things go faster at the checkout aisle, why am I always being told to "please place the item on the scanner and wait?" So that a human can make sure I'm really buying three limes for 99 cents instead of the latest Stephanie Meyer bestseller at $26? If a human needs to be involved anyway, why can't he or she deal with the computer and smile at me and give me my change and tell me to have a nice freaking day? If I'm so "VAL-yewed," why the heck can't the store spare a human being to interact with me, instead of a robot with the voice of a semiliterate bobblehead?
It's never like that at the farmer's market. Food is never depersonalized. I get my strawberries from this lovely girl at Garden Sweet, and I've been buying them from her since she was a teenager selling little tiny jars of jam. Now her booth has expanded to three stalls and she sells not only berries, but herbs and lettuce and flowers and plants. I've had a 15-minute conversation with the producer of my ground beef. I can sample each kind of Windsor Dairy cheese to see if my palate has changed its favorite. I can pet a 14-week old English Mastiff pup with a head bigger than mine and a Boston terrier puppy smaller than one of my shoes while I shop. I can choose which kind of Pope Farm peppers I'd like them to fire up in the chile roaster, and discover that this year their melons are from Rocky Ford because their whole patch in Wiggins got hailed out. A farmer with hands gnarled like pinon branches will tumble some extra tomatoes into my box when I tell him what fabulous salsa I made from last week's batch. At the Monroe Organic Farm booth my eyes can devour a rainbow of bell peppers, yellow and red and green and purple. The market is a visual feast, a tactile wallow, a surfeit of connection; all food is personal here, and it makes a glutton of me. At the pasta booth I pick up some blackberry balsamic vinegar, and after paying I tell the woman who runs the booth that I pour it over walnuts before roasting them. "Oh," she says, "like that story in The Denver Post last year." "I wrote that!" I exclaim, and we both take laughing delight at this link between the labor of both of our pairs of hands.
There are no bobblehead voices at the market. There is exhaustion, and on the day of a long, cold downpour there is some dejection, and there is some disgruntlement when a vendor isn't having good sales. But nobody's ever told me to "please place the item on the scanner and wait."
These autumn Saturdays, as part of my Master Gardener volunteer hours, I help the market vendors check out They pay a percentage fee to sell at the courthouse, and they arrive at 5:45 a.m. in the dark of morning, after being up late the night before harvesting or preparing. At the end of the market we collect this fee and record their sales and taxes and food stamps. I love talking to the vendors. There's no false, disembodied cheer; they are not selling useless overscented pre-packaged focus-grouped colored-plastic geegaws they don't believe in. Instead there's Steve from Ela Family Farms, finally coming over with his wild hair and his even wilder grin, dropping to his knees in front of our table because he's so tired that stooping over it would likely mean falling on top of us. We joke that it's because he's the last to get packed up and totalled up and he's begging us for mercy, but we know it's because he's been completely besieged. There are so many people wanting boxes and boxes of his plums and peaches and apples and jams and butters, and they just wouldn't go away when the market closed.
And still, even though it's over, he's willing to go back to his truck to get a bag of plums for one of the other market helpers, a sale that we know he'll record the following week because he's unfailingly honest. I put my hand in my pocket as I leave and find a business card from Karen at Wolf Moon Farms, a card she gave me because she actually does care that my tomatillo plants aren't producing in the quantities I need to make salsa, and I'm to call her in advance and she'll bring me a whole box if she's got 'em. Every time I go to the market, the hands that touched the seeds, that touched the earth that grew this food, touch mine, and something blessed passes between us, beyond food and beyond money, without the aid of microchips, something ageless.
I will miss summer — miss the sunshine, miss the planting, miss the warmth, miss the bees — but when the last pumpkin is carried away in the arms of a child in late October, I know I'll miss the markets most of all.


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In desperation, I looked for help and found it in one thread posted in one of Mageia's forum. The post described how to solve the situation easily with the help of Konsole. I can't find that original post, but found this one, which gives the same information.
So far, I have used the process to fix that Mandriva 2011 RPM database and one in Mageia's Betas.
I even had to use it three weeks ago in my last Mandriva 2010.2 installation, when the Mandriva repositories went down and I made some stupid mistakes while adding repos.
Since the process is so useful, I'm going to post it here in case someone needs it:
1. Open Konsole and type su
2. Type your root password
3. Write
rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db*
Now you need to rebuild the database, so write
rpm --rebuilddb
You can now close Konsole and open the control center to add the repositories from the GUI. Of course, you can do that with the terminal, too.
If you run PCLinuxOS and happen to hit the same problem, Texstar wrote a detailed forum post about what to do. You can check it here.
You can always find good help if you are willing to read a bit.

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We wanted a way to celebrate the DerbyCon "Family Rootz" theme by giving away a ticket to a true, no joke Infosec practitioner (you know, a member of the family) while encouraging some friendly competition. We decided on a programming competition with a task that can be done by just about anyone. We're looking for a RAT written in a pure scripting language. We were originally going to require Python, but then a Perl zealot (is there any other kind of Perl programmer?) we were talking to cried foul. We even remembered that there are some people who like PowerShell and Ruby too. We've heard that there are people who like VBScript, but we don't believe it. If you see one of these mythical creatures, please let us know.
What is a RAT?
A remote admin tool. These tools are used by legitimate administrators and hackers alike to control systems without having to sit at the keyboard.
What should the RAT do?
We don't care – go hog wild (or better yet, RAT wild). It just has to support remote commands of some type that support systems administration.
What platform should the RAT run on?
Again, we don't care, just so long as it runs. Solaris, Linux, Windows – we're not picky. But you have to tell us where it should run so we can judge your entry.
How will my submission be scored?
Scoring? Are you serious? We know good code when we see it. Extra points will be given for creative submissions, particularly those that are DerbyCon themed. Of course, functionality rules. Do you need to provide usage instructions? Not strictly, but we're quite sure that if you document how it is supposed to work, we won't miss any awesome functionality it's supposed to have.
So the challenge is this:
Submit your most creative, scripted RAT to firstname.lastname@example.com by midnight ET, Saturday, September 6, 2014. Submissions must be in password protected zip files (so the AV doesn't block the email). Obviously you will need to send the zip password in the email – we also need your contact information so we can award you the ticket. We'll announce the winner on Monday, September 8th, 2014.
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By submitting an entry, you give Rendition Infosec permission to use your code, name, likeness, etc. to promote your entry, the contest, etc. Rendition Infosec has non-exclusive use of the submitted code for any purpose it sees fit, including the promotion of this contest. We'll judge the contest and our decisions are final. We are not lawyers and don't want to deal with any legal crap. You can't win if you don't play.


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By the time severe weather hits, it's already too late. Disaster preparedness is about having an established safety plan. Whether it's preparedness for floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, or fires, the key to survival in disasters is planning. Use our preparedness section to stay informed, make a plan, and most importantly—remain safe in an emergency.
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In the event of an earthquake:
React Safely
Learn What to Do During an Earthquake. Hold periodic family drills to practice what you have learned. Through practice, you can condition yourselves to react spontaneously and safely when the first jolt or shaking is felt.
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In each room of your home, identify the safest places to "drop, cover, and hold on" during an earthquake. Practice going to these safe spots during family drills to ensure that everyone learns where they are.
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Assemble and maintain a household emergency supply kit, and be sure that all family members know where it is stored. The kit should consist of one or two portable containers (e.g., plastic tubs, backpacks, duffel bags) holding the supplies that your family would need to survive without outside assistance for at least 3 days following an earthquake or other disaster. Make additional, smaller kits to keep in your car(s) and at your place(s) of work.
Stay in Contact
List addresses, telephone numbers, and evacuation sites for all places frequented by family members (e.g., home, workplaces, schools). Include the phone number of an out-of-state contact. Ensure that family members carry a copy of this list, and include copies in your emergency supply kits.
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Get training in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) through your local chapter of the American Red Cross. Find out where you could shelter your pet should it become necessary to evacuate your home. Ensure that family members know how and when to call 9-1-1, how to use your home fire extinguisher, and how, where, and when to shut off your home's utilities (water, natural gas, and electricity). Ask your state insurance commissioner about the availability of earthquake insurance in your state.
Earthquake Preparedness Checklist
- Build a disaster supply kit and make a family plan
- Fasten shelves securely to walls
- Place large or heavy objects on lower shelves
- Store breakable items such as bottled foods, glass, and china in low, closed cabinets with latches
- Fasten heavy items such as pictures and mirrors securely to walls and away from beds, couches and anywhere people sit
- Brace overhead light fixtures and top heavy objects
- Know what natural gas smells like, so you can avoid leaks should an earthquake occur
- Repair defective electrical wiring and leaky gas connections. These are potential fire risks. Get appropriate professional help. Do not work with gas or electrical lines yourself
- Install flexible pipe fittings to avoid gas or water leaks. Flexible fittings are more resistant to breakage
- Secure your water heater, refrigerator, furnace and gas appliances by strapping them to the wall studs and bolting to the floor. If recommended by your gas company, have an automatic gas shut-off valve installed that is triggered by strong vibrations
- Repair any deep cracks in ceilings or foundations. Get expert advice if there are signs of structural defects
- Be sure the residence is firmly anchored to its foundation
- Store weed killers, pesticides, and flammable products securely in closed cabinets with latches and on bottom shelves
- Locate safe spots in each room under a sturdy table or against an inside wall. Reinforce this information by moving to these places during each drill
- Hold earthquake drills with your family members: Drop, cover and hold on
During An Earthquake
If you are...
- DROP to the ground; take COVER by getting under a sturdy table or other piece of furniture; and HOLD ON until the shaking stops. If there isn't a table or desk near you, cover your face and head with your arms and crouch in an inside corner of the building.
- Stay away from glass, windows, outside doors and walls, and anything that could fall, such as lighting fixtures or furniture.
- Stay in bed if you are there when the earthquake strikes. Hold on and protect your head with a pillow, unless you are under a heavy light fixture that could fall. In that case, move to the nearest safe place.
- Do not use a doorway except if you know it is a strongly supported, load-bearing doorway and it is close to you. Many inside doorways are lightly constructed and do not offer protection.
- Stay inside until the shaking stops and it is safe to go outside. Do not exit a building during the shaking. Research has shown that most injuries occur when people inside buildings attempt to move to a different location inside the building or try to leave.
- DO NOT use the elevators.
- Be aware that the electricity may go out or the sprinkler systems or fire alarms may turn on.
- Stay there.
- Move away from buildings, streetlights, and utility wires.
- Once in the open, stay there until the shaking stops. The greatest danger exists directly outside buildings, at exits and alongside exterior walls. Many of the 120 fatalities from the 1933 Long Beach earthquake occurred when people ran outside of buildings only to be killed by falling debris from collapsing walls. Ground movement during an earthquake is seldom the direct cause of death or injury. Most earthquake-related casualties result from collapsing walls, flying glass, and falling objects.
In a moving car
- Stop as quickly as safety permits and stay in the vehicle. Avoid stopping near or under buildings, trees, overpasses, and utility wires.
- Proceed cautiously once the earthquake has stopped. Avoid roads, bridges, or ramps that might have been damaged by the earthquake.
Trapped under debris
- Do not light a match.
- Do not move about or kick up dust.
- Cover your mouth with a handkerchief or clothing.
- Tap on a pipe or wall so rescuers can locate you. Use a whistle if one is available. Shout only as a last resort. Shouting can cause you to inhale dangerous amounts of dust.
After An Earthquake
After the earthquake is over, you should expect aftershocks. If you are indoors, make sure it is save before you head outside. Attempt to extinguish small fires, and check on your utilities: turn off the gas at the main, and be aware of gas leaks. Help injured or trapped persons. Remember to help your neighbors who may require special assistance such as infants, the elderly, and people with access and functional needs. Give first aid where appropriate. Do not move seriously injured persons unless they are in immediate danger of further injury. Call for help, but know that phone lines could be unavailable. In these cases, text your messages to your loved ones. It's also advised to keep the FEMA text number saved for shelter locations. Text SHELTER + your ZIP code to 43362 (4FEMA) to find the nearest shelter in your area (example: shelter 12345).
Source: Ready.gov
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Weather coverage caps Denver TV May sweeps
Tornadoes, hail, flooding…The Denver TV May sweeps ended on a busy note with the usual cranky viewers complaining about severe weather news interrupting their programs. The coverage was brisk and adjective-filled, dotted with "pea-sized," "golf-ball-sized" and "ping-pong-ball-sized" hail.
When the sirens were wailing Wednesday, metro Denver viewers turned to 9News and 7News. From 3-4 p.m., 9News scored a 1.4 rating, 11.share (in the 25-54 demo), with 7News on their heels with a 1.3 rating, 10 share. CBS4 trailed with a 0.7 rating 5 share.
The ratings story for the month: 9News continued to rule at 10 p.m. weekdays, with a 43 percent advantage over No. 2 CBS4, and more than double the audience for 7News. 9News also dominated morning, noon and early evening news races. KWGN's "Daybreak" beat the local competition at 7 a.m. 7News owned the 11 a.m. news slot and beat 9News in the wee hours, at 4:30 a.m.
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turkey- day 6
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Adorable skirt! xxReplyDelete
lovely lookReplyDelete
Nice outfit! I really like that bralet, it's so cute^ReplyDelete
Love the bralet! You look lovely xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit, im loving the bralet!xReplyDelete
cute! and exciting a photoshoot! enjoy your last days xxReplyDelete
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wow a photoshoot! thats cool, love your outfit xxReplyDelete
I love your outfit! Especially that bralet :DReplyDelete
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Love the outfit and the jewellery! so glad you're having a good time on holiday, it's always sad when you have to come home but I'm always a little bit relieved...I like familiarity and coming home to my own room! lol antisocial!ReplyDelete
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Lovely outfit.ReplyDelete
You look gorge, enjoy the rest of your holiday.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, July 22, 2012 12:06:00 am
so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Having nice staff actually does make a difference, especially when you're living there for a while! If I was at a restaurant and I'd feel the waiters, or the whole vibe there was horrid, I wouldn't go back because it puts you offReplyDelete
The outfit is lovely and nice tough of you having a black and white edit to go with the theme :P
omg wow starting with a photoshoot?!ReplyDelete
glad you had a much better holiday, and you look awesome as always lolzzz
Lovely bralet! Love this outfit.ReplyDelete
Super cute! Happy to hear you had fun on your holiday! Take me with you next time =] lol jk!ReplyDelete
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Love the look the skirt has a lovely fit,ReplyDelete
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Love the bralet - high waisted skirt combination. It looks so good on you!ReplyDelete
Also have fun at the photoshoot. If it is what I think it is, it's going to be brilliant!
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Lovely outfit, I really like the bralet. Enjoy your black and white party.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSunday, July 22, 2012 4:34:00 pm
Dear Lilly, you look amazing.ReplyDelete
I hope you are enjoying your vacation :)
You look amazing! your gonna have the worlds best tan after these two holidays hehe xReplyDelete
Love the skirt, hope your having a great time!ReplyDelete
Lily you look lovely as always. Such a tiny waist. :) xReplyDelete
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And off we go. Our big goal for the day is just to turn from a heading of 167 to a heading of 270, the first piece of our Esperanza drive. If everything goes exactly as planned, we'll end up straddling the shelf that was off to our right when we were at Winter Haven. In the best case, we'll also try to bump about 1m back along the shelf, just to see how that goes -- but if it doesn't get a chance to run due to time constraints, that'll be fine with us.Happily, we're up to a whopping 357 W-hr. Well, that really is whopping, for Spirit these days. That number keeps climbing, and as it does, we'll be able to move more and more. And as drives like this one build our confidence, I hope we'll be able to drive more and more confidently.[Next post: sol 1039 (Opportunity sol 1019), December 5.]


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For those of you that say RIM is done, you've been sadly misleading yourselves! RIM tweeted that they got nominated into this years T3 Gadget Awards. The lucky device that got nominated? The BlackBerry Bold 9700! RIM's Bold 9700 was nominated into 3 categories:
The Bold 9700 can't win the awards on its own though; it needs the help of all of the BlackBerry community to vote for it! Each of the bulleted items are linked to the voting area for those of you who would like to vote for it. I do hope that RIM wins these awards, granted they are big and well known already, now it's time to get some recognition!


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WASHINGTON (November 4, 2010) — The U.S. Catholic bishops will vote on an
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"The U.S. bishops stand at an important juncture in affirming the unity that Christ has given to the baptized members of his body, a unity that is ever fragile and always in need of support from the pastors of the Church," said Atlanta Archbishop Wilton Gregory, chairman of the USCCB Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, on the importance of the agreement.
The Catholic Church has recognized the validity of baptisms of most major Christian communions since the Second Vatican Council (1962-65). In 2002, concerns over certain practices (such as baptism by sprinkling) and spoken formulas (such as baptism in the name of the Creator, Redeemer and Sanctifier) used by some Christians led the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity to urge national bishops' conferences to study their mutual understanding of baptism with other Christians. These questions were examined and resolved by Round Seven of the Reformed-Roman Catholic Dialogue-USA, which produced the Common Agreement, as well as a study entitled "These Living Waters."
The Common Agreement affirms that both Catholic and Reformed Christians hold that baptism is the sacramental bond of unity for the Body of Christ, which is to be performed only once, by an authorized minister, with flowing water, using the Scriptural Trinitarian formula of "Father, Son and Holy Spirit." The agreement encourages all local Christian communities to keep baptismal records. The Common Agreement has already been ratified by the Presbyterian Church-USA.
The bishops will vote on the Common Agreement and an accompanying Reception Statement that calls upon bishops and pastors in the U.S. to recognize as valid baptisms from the Reformed communities in question. This will apply to baptisms performed after the agreement has gone into effect and if a baptismal certificate is provided stating that the traditional Trinitarian formula was used.
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Lamb, chicken meal (natural source of glucosamine), whole ground grain sorghum, brewers rice, ground barley, chicken fat (reserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid), dried beet pulp, carrots, natural flavor, ground flaxseed, peas, potassium chloride, dried eggs product, brewers dried yeast, salt, blueberry pomace, monocalcium phosphate, taurine, vitamin E supplement, zinc sulfate, ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, choline chloride, proteinated minerals (zinc, manganese, copper), niacin, copper sulfate, vitamin A supplement, biotin, calcium pantothenate, manganous oxide, vitamin B12 supplement, thiamine mononitrate (source of vitamin B1), pyridoxine hydrochloride (source of vitamin B6) menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of vitamin K activity), riboflavin supplement (source of vitamin B2), sodium selenite, calcium iodate, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, cobalt carbonate.
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Crude protein (min) 22.00%
Crude fat (min) 12.00%
Crude fiber (max) 3.50%
Moisture (max) 10.00%
Zinc (min) 250 mg/kg
Selenium (Se) (min) 0.30 mg/kg
Vitamin A (min) 15,000 IU/kg
Vitamin E (min) 150 IU/kg
Glucosamine (min) 350mg/kg*
Taurine (min) 0.12%*
* Not recognised as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profile.
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First two ingredients are named meat products
Insufficient meat content, mixed quality ingredients, controversial filler
The first ingredient in the food is a named meat product. This is not a meat meal ingredient, but is a non-dehydrated ingredient that is inclusive of water content (about 80%). Once this is removed, as it must be to create a dry product, the ingredient will weigh around 20% of its wet weight. Ingredients are listed in order of weight and it is thus unlikely that in dehydrated form this ingredient would truely be the primary ingredient in the food, but instead is a minor inclusion that would be more accurately placed much further down the ingredient list. The true primary meat ingredient, despite labelling that suggests otherwise, is in fact chicken meal, the second ingredient.
The next three ingredients are all grains. Sorghum and barley are decent quality grains, but brewers rice is a low quality grain and byproduct. With three grains and only one true meat ingredient in the top end of the food, this product appears to be quite grain heavy and is unlikely to contain a decent amount of meat. Users might consider supplementing this diet with meat.
Beet pulp is further filler and a controversial ingredient it is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required.
There is a small amount of vegetable matter in the food. We would prefer to see the use of whole eggs rather than egg product. We note the use of synthetic vitamin K, a substance alleged by some to be linked to liver problems.
Overall, the food uses mixed quality ingredients, and suffers from limited meat content. Some consideration was given to a 2* rating.
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Schmitz, a double major in English (literature) and political science and a minor in European studies, is an Honor Scholar at DePauw. He co-authored the article, "Cyber Security and Privacy," with Parke Nicholson. His Honor Scholar thesis at DePauw will cover the same topic.
It begins, "The ongoing debate about cyber security and its implications for privacy has once again exposed major cultural and legal differences between the United States and Germany. The interplay between German society's demand for privacy and the state's implementation of legal structures ensuring its protection has developed throughout a long period of challenges and adjustments marked by the tragic experiences of the Third Reich, East Germany's systematic use of domestic informants to spy on citizens, and the threat of international terrorism. Germany's strict approach to data privacy reflects these many historical, social, and legal factors. In the United States, however, there is a broader consensus on the importance of providing the U.S. government the tools to preserve national security (e.g., Patriot Act, FISA). While preserving individual liberties and freedoms are at the core of each democracy, the United States and Germany differ when it comes to handling the balance between liberty and national security in the cyber age."
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A delegate from the university of Normandy and its Management School attended TMU on Nov. 15th. The visiting delegate held talks with some faculty members of the faculties of management, economy, electrical and computer engineering.
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Referring to the visiting delegate, Dr. Rosenburger stated that the purpose of the attendance of French delegation in Iran was to identify the potentials for closer cooperation between the two universities. He said the University of Normandy is a large university with 66000 students in 6 educational departments enjoying the service of 2300 professors and researchers involved in scientific, educational and scholarly activities.
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Let us help you take your home to a higher level. Give the friendly professionals at Sawyer's a call today to schedule your on-site consultation. We've improved properties throughout Greater Fort Smith and Northwest AR, and we hope that you'll be completely satisfied with our high-quality work.
Our address: 8605 Hwy 271 S, Fort Smith, AR 72908
Whether you're looking to install a single screen or build an entire screen house or sunroom, we have the tools to get the job done. At Sawyer's Inc. in Fort Smith, AR, our efficient installation process means more savings for you. Our skilled contractors can install your screens and enclosures quickly, all the while paying attention to the finer details at hand. We want to make sure that our screens and enclosures offer you the protection you expect and deserve, and that you walk away satisfied for having chosen us.
Is your driveway crumbling or developing huge cracks? Are you ready for a beautiful patio where you can entertain and cook out? Our specialists at Sawyer's can walk you through the difference in engineered concrete and why it lasts so much longer!
When it's time to improve your home exterior in Fort Smith, AR, let a siding contractor update the look and improve the color. Sawyer's is a locally owned and operated company offering comprehensive exterior services. We take pride in our high-quality work, and we strive to finish jobs on time.
When you're ready to upgrade your home to include new energy efficient windows, Sawyer's is the company to call! Don't settle for a lower-grade window; you want the best in order to help with your energy bills! And they come with a lifetime warranty, so you can have peace of mind.
The guys showed up on time and were true craftsmen. Communication was excellent and they discussed anything that needed to be clarified. Our 20'x16' vaulted screen room looks fantastic and we are already enjoying the view.
We hired Sawyer's Inc to do a deck and a sunroom onto our house in Bentonville, AR. They did a masterful job and at the price quoted even though there were some changes along the way. Sawyer's was very professional and did craftsmanlike work. I would recommend them highly. This sunroom is so good we find ourselves living in it! Sawyer's is tops.
Excellent service, price and product. We replaced all of our windows with beautiful energy efficient windows from Sawyer's Inc. They also built a beautiful screen patio room and replaced our 37 year old driveway with new stamped concrete. The installation crew was highly skilled and professional. Everything was installed within the timeframe promised. I highly recommend Sawyer's, Inc for any home project.
We are so glad we used Sawyers ...they got our project done before our big event of the year...sunroom 14 X 18, 80 feet deck with 14 X 18 covered area. They used beefy, quality material and put in a conduit railing in between posts to give a very strong, industrial pretty look not to mention the diagonal deck board design with the decking to add style to the 80 feet deck. They finished the project in time for our big event of the year to have 40 people over. They matched our roof line and made it look like it was always there. This added a whole new look to our house. Thank you Sawyers.
I had my patio enlarged, a sidewalk poured, and a patio cover installed in April 2019. The work was excellent, and Dax gave me a few recommendations to make the patio look nicer without increasing the cost significantly. I would definitely recommend. Having never done a project like this, I originally thought the quoted price was high-but after shopping around to several different concrete contractors and siding companies who install patio covers, Sawyers price was on par with everyone. They also did all the work--concrete, patio cover, and electric so I didn't have to manage 3 different contractors. Timing was great, they said originally that they hoped to get started with the concrete work in 5 weeks, install the patio cover a week after that --they ended up getting completely done with everything within about 4 weeks. There was no mess left to clean up when they were done-
I highly recommend Sawyers. They were significantly lower than other quotes and much more timely in meeting and getting me the quote. The communication was impeccable which is a strong must for me. The quality of the product and the workmanship of the project were excellent, and they were not finished until I we were satisfied. I also like the fact that the product for our project can be easily expanded in the future to meet any additional needs for the future.
We hired Sawyer's to put in a screened in patio in the back yard and it was exactly what we wanted and what was promised. Great work!
Sawyer's is a great construction company and do excellent work. They actually get there when they are supposed to and get the job done in a timely manner. I've been more than pleased with the work they have done on my house and would highly recommend them to anyone else. I'm definitely a returning customer.
In the last 16 months Sawyers Inc. has put in a new driveway, replaced the roof, the gutters and patio cover due to hail damage. The sales rep was very helpful in working with me and meeting with my insurance adjuster on site. Once I had received my claim on what the insurance would cover he put his bid together and brought it to me in a timely manner. He also kept me informed on when work would start. All work crews were friendly and professional. Always willing to answer questions. All materials and installation were of top quality. The office staff were all very helpful and courteous in answering questions and assisting with my insurance claims. Great job Sawyers!!
Started with a siding job and the professionalism and detail that was provided led us to hire them to complete the new roof, due to hail damage. Their crew was certainly professional and excitingly courteous. We would recommend Sawyer's to meet any need you have at the house! Allyn and Janice Donaubauer
Sawyer's roofed my house and did a great job. The color scheme was great and the job site was clean when they left. I would definitely use them again.
Great Product & Service
Your company was referred to us by our lake neighbors Jim & Kellie Slade. We couldn't be happier. A great improvement even for a mobile home :)) Buzz you were very professional when you came to measure the place. We can really tell the difference in the noise reduction and the amount of cold that is kept from coming in versus our old windows. We will be happy to recommend you all if the time arises. Thanks again..
HIgh Quality, workers were friendly and very hepful. Buzz was always available!
Sawyer's have completed two properties for me. 1. my office, old home on Rogers Avenue, (100 years+), completely covered the old wood and plaster siding. It look FABULOUS! 2. my Home, Old English look, they covered the Masonite and Cedar look Shingles, AWESOME! THANKS FOR TAKING CARE OF ME AND MY PROPERTIES! YOU ARE THE BEST!
Happy Happy Happy !
I had 2 projects with Sawyer. A double drive way removal and pour was the 1st one. Excellent service from all involved thru the project. Just before it was started the big hail storm came thru and Sawyer's was also given the job for the new roof which included removal and replace the decking. Professional job from start to finish of both projects. Thanks again!
Quality, Professional, and Prompt
Sawyers let me know exactly WHY my driveway failed and what it would take to make it BETTER than new. The driveway I have now exceeded my expectations. I wouldn't change a thing!
Exceeded my expectations!
Sawyers has installed for me a new driveway, roof , patio cover and gutters. I could not have been more pleased with (ALL) phases of the work that was done. From the salesman to the installation crews to the people in the office has by far exceeded my expectations. In all my years of being in the building business have never seen where all the employees and sub contractors were so friendly, courteous and so willing to please the customer. I have recommended Sawyers to several friends and old business associates and will continue to do so. Thank You Sawyers!
My experience with Sawyer's Inc has been a truly wonderful experience. Not only does the company follow thru on the work contracted, but the courtesy and caring to make the customer happy goes above and beyond by Buzz and his professional office staff. I really enjoyed watching his craftsman to their work and their pride in making sure that everything is done professionally. This company is very deserving of a five star company. I have already recommended this company to many of my neighbors, who saw the work they had done and were very impressed.
Why did we wait so long to do this?
We talked about enclosing our covered patio for years. When we finally inquired and met with Buzz in our home, we knew we were making the right decision. From discussing options to the last door adjustment, we couldn't have been more pleased. Each professional who came to do their part of the installation was courteous, qualified, skillful, kind, and prompt. When I had to call with questions, I was treated respectfully. We have no complaints--not one! The end result is a comfortable interior room that allows us to enjoy the exterior in complete comfort. We are loving our new room!
Very Pleased, Again!
We had our siding and some of our windows replaced in 2015. We were very pleased, to say the least! We had the remaining windows replaced last week. Again, a great experience! We recommend Sawyer's to everyone. Their work has dramatically changed the appearance of our home. We enjoy dealing with Buzz Sawyer and his team. We will most certainly use them again. Thank you Sawyer's!
My average gas bill has already lightened up a bit !!! Love them !!!
Very professional. Office staff great. Dax was there all the time to answer questions and make sure job none right. Crew worked hard. Tore out and paved my driveway. Outstanding job. Highly recommend.
Completely satisfied with the great quality and service.
We couldn't be more happy with our house renovations with Sawyer's. My house now looks way much better with the new sidings, windows and driveway. Can't wait to keep doing business with Sawyer's to do other renovations I need for my house.
Sun Room
We are so happy we found Sawyers! Delivered what was promised with the quality and time frame. Excellent workmanship and superior products. The crew was fantastic and displayed ownership with our project. Thank you Buzz & Laura for your help!
Professional from the start
Every phase of my project was meet with the upmost professionalism in each person who worked. My desires at every turn were meet with a positive attitude and a can do spirit. I will recommend Sawyer's to anyone who inquires. Thanks to all for sure a great job and wonderful experienct.
We love our Sawyers Sunroom
Great insulated construction. Fine attention to detail. We are very pleased and recommend Sawyers for quality and value.
Wonderful job. Everyone we met was professional and the new screened in porch is just what we wanted. Thank you
very professional and friendly.
We had Sawyers do our metal roof. We love it. Jimmy was very personable as was his crew. I'd highly recommended them. We will be using this company again for future remodeling, windows ECT.
Quality work! Absolutely beautiful!
We originally had Sawyer's come out to do repair to our garage door framing and to replace the fascia on our house, but we asked them for a quote on a metal roof. I'm so glad we did. They did all the work at one time which was great for us and it's absolutely beautiful! The workers were very polite and careful with our house. They obviously take pride in doing a good job. They kept us up to date on what was going on. They even took the rain that kept popping up in stride. I would definitely to do it again. Usually when any kind of construction is done it can be really stressful but this went so smoothly that it was as stress free as any home improvement project can be. Thanks guys!!
Cover for our concrete deck
Wow. Sawyers did such an excellent job on our deck cover! It looks absolutely amazing and adds much needed shade and outdoor living space to our home! I highly recommend this company! You will not be disappointed by the finished product nor the excellent customer service that Buzz and the rest of the crew provide. Awesome. We can't thank you guys enough. Jim and Sandy
Great Job!!!!!
Work was completed quick and professionally. Everything was completed as promised.
Siding and Patio Cover
Absolutely LOVE my new siding and patio cover. Everyone at Sawyer's was so easy to work with. Would highly recommend Sawyers for all your home improvement needs.
Fabulous Work You All Do & Friend Saff :}
When i first called Sawyers, I had bad hail damage to my home:( I told them i have never done anything like this before. They said it will be o.k. Jimmie came out to my home. Very friendly & very nice & very professional.I told him we have no money to go with insurance money, he said don't worry we can do it for what insurance going to give you:} That sure lifted weight off my shoulder:} He gave me an estimate & He told me step by step what to do & how everything works with insurance company.Made me feel so much better,( then i felt like i knew what i was doing) LOL:}When they got started working on my home, Boy i was very surprised they got to work on my Roof & no time at all they had Roof done:} Looks Fabulous.Then they fixed my siding on my home & put some end caps(i live in trailer home). The only thing i wish is there siding had of matched my siding a little better, but he said that was closest that he could come to matching & i said o.k. that will be fine as long as it gets fixed. I am so Happy to have my home fix:} They are Wonderful Company and very friendly and would bend over backwards to help and make there customers Happy:} I would & did refer them to my friends & Family...And don't want to forget to say very very professional. I want to Thank you all very much for all of your hard work....Tammi & Jimmie W.-Huntington, Arkansas
Professional co.
When I first met the owner,I knew I had found the right company for the job.From start to finnish,I was always kept informed.Any questions,were answered without delay.Even after the job was done.We love the sun room .Excellent quality material .
In may, a tree fell onto our home. Buzz Sawyer came out to give us an estimate- he was quick and timely. He was wiling to complete everything that was needed to be fixed and even helped with the insurance process. We now have a new roof, siding, guttering, and carport. We appreciate all the hard work and love the look of our new home. Thank you!
Covered patio
After contacting several contractors and handy men that brushed us off, no showed for estimates, or never gave us estimates back...Sawyer's was professional in setting up the appointment and arrived right on time. They listened to what we wanted and we talked through what they could do. Quickly they had us a couple of options and we agreed on package and price and materials were ordered immediately. They stayed in contact and quickly set up install. They again arrived right on time and construction was quickly finished! and communicated professionally with us. One of the best experiences I have had in dealing with a company/service/product provider.
Extremely professional; Highly Recommend!
We had been searching for a company to replace our windows for a couple of years but the "one-price" companies quote always ended up being several hundred dollars more than the per window charge. We are so glad we called Sawyer's! From the owner who came out to give us a quote to the employees who put in our windows and guttering- they have all been very professional. We would highly recommend Sawyer's to anyone looking to replace windows.
Great service, cleaned up after installing and we are extremely pleased with our windows.
Brenda R
Very professional and excellent work! We will definitely recommend and use them again love everything they did great craftsmanship.
Love them! Very professional and thorough.
We contacted Sawyer's to come out and give us a quote on two sunrooms and a pergola. Buzz came out to measure and give me an estimate. It was a fair price so we hired them. They were extremely professional, friendly and knowledgeable. He and the crew gave me some great advice on roof lines, etc. We are extremely satisfied and recommend them to everyone we talk to.
Excellent choice, if you want good craftsmanship. Every step of the job was done efficient, and clean. I'm very pleased with the work and the product.
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The speed and breadth of the devastation in Japan is astounding. You can follow the story via CNN or Al Jeezera.
Most importantly, please donate to the relief effort now via one or all of these trustworthy, experienced organizations:
Global Giving – Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund (To disburse donations to organizations providing relief and emergency services.)
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These are all the Logan History Blog posted on Wednesday, 19 September, 2012.
Sego Milk Products Company
This week I received several questions about the Sego Milk Products Company, a company of tremendous local significance during the early twentieth century. Finding answers to these questions has led me to better understand how the dairy industry impacted Cache Valley.
Dairy manufacturing business ventures in Cache Valley go back to 1870's. However, as dairy productions and marketing became more specialized and the market grew, companies created solely for these purposes were created. By the 1890 creameries were common throughout Cache Valley, but many were trying to discover a use for the rising surplus of milk production in the valley. One solution was found by the Utah Condensed Milk Company when in 1903 they build the first condensed milk factory in Utah, producing what they called "Sego Milk".
By 1925 the Sego Milk Products Company had become the largest dairy processor in the intermountain territory and was acquired by Pet Milk Company. Over time Sego Milk became part of what has become Pet Incorporated, a major international food producing company with a variety of products it produces.
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Rediscovering an old recipe is like running into a long-lost friend, isn't it? You're so happy to meet up unexpectedly, and you wonder why you let the friendship lapse.
It was that way when I ran across this old recipe for a flourless peanut butter cookie. Some 20 years ago, back in the early '90s when I first heard about it, I made it as a lark, thinking a cookie without flour couldn't possibly work as well or taste as good as one with.
Wrong and wrong. I recall making them numerous times back then, but of course, there are lots of recipes to try, and so little time, so I kept moving on to the next new thing.
Yesterday when I ran across this and immediately turned on the oven to make a batch, it struck me that in today's world, this isn't just a whimsical recipe, but one that might delight those who can't eat flour, or those following a gluten-free diet. Today, the important factor is what is missing from it.
Voila…I present 5-Ingredient Gluten-Free Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies!
Whatever you call them, put a batch in the oven now. I challenge you to detect the missing flour.
Recipe: 5-ingredient Gluten-Free Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies
Summary: Improbable as it seems, you can make an extremely delicious peanut butter cookie without any flour. You just need 5 simple ingredients, and a gluten-free dessert is a mere 15 minutes away.
- 1 egg
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup creamy peanut butter (Jif, Skippy or your favorite commercial brand)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- Garnish: coarse sugar crystals (I used raw washed sugar crystals)
- Heat oven to 350 degrees. Place parchment paper on a baking sheet and set sheet aside.
- Using electric mixer, blend all ingredients (except sugar crystals for garnish) together for 1 minute or so.
- Use a cookie scoop or spoon to portion tablespoon-sized balls of dough, and place them on parchment-lined baking sheet. You could roll these into balls if you like, but it is not necessary if you want to skip that step. Press top of each cookie with fork tines twice crosswise to form a classic crosshatch pattern.
- Sprinkle tops of unbaked cookies with coarse sugar crystals or additional granulated sugar if desired. (Yes, you should desire this.)
- Bake for 11 minutes. Allow cookies to cool on baking pan at least 5 minutes (they are fragile until cooled). Remove to a rack and cool completely.
- Store in an airtight container.
- Makes 32 cookies about 2 1/2 inches in diameter each.
You could toss in some chocolate chips for variety, if you like!
Preparation time: 7 minutes
Cooking time: 11 minutes
Diet tags: Gluten free
Number of servings (yield): 16 (2 cookies per serving)
Culinary tradition: USA (General)
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