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Jason Davis and Angella Anderson-Davis announce the birth of their daughter, Faith Marie Davis on Aug. 28, 2009 at University Hospital in Louisville. She weighed 6 pounds and 3 ounces and measured 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Steve and Marcie Anderson of Crestwood and Glen and Cathy Davis of Gorham, Maine.
At 10 a.m. Saturday, La Grange Church of God will host a men's prayer breakfast and Bible study, called "Lifebuilders."
At 9 a.m. Nov. 17, the church will host a women's Bible study called "Women of Faith."
La Grange Church of God is located at 1800 Zhale Smith Road. For information, call 222-1137.
As dogs in Briar Hill subdivision enjoy homemade biscuits, homeless pets receive the help they need.
10-year-old Madison Jones, her younger brother, Parker, and her friend, Cassie Lund, have been baking and selling dog biscuits to raise money for the Animal Care Society.
Madison said she's always loved animals. For her ninth birthday, she asked that in lieu of gifts guests bring items to donate to the animal shelter.
Gene and Carol Raulston of La Grange announce the engagement of their grandson, Cameron Raulston to Cara Montgomery, daughter of Gary and Pam Montgomery of Bardstown.
The bride-elect is a 2008 graduate of Campbellsville University and is employed as a first-grade teacher at Kentucky Christian School.
The groom-elect is a 2006 graduate of Oldham County High School and a senior at Campbellsville University. He is the son of Pat Giles.
A wedding will take place at 7 p.m. Dec. 18 at Bardstwn Baptist Church with Todd Parish officiating.
Saint Xavier High School graduate and Transylvania University first-year Luke Meredith plays the roles of Gertrude and a Poisoner in Transylvania's production of Tom Stoppard's brilliant comedy "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead."
The play opens Nov. 5 in the Lucille C. Little Theater at Transylvania.
Staff Sgt. Jaime Bary from Ramsey, Ind. was recently assigned to the U.S. Air Force recruiting office in La Grange.
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She was selected for the special course and for recruiting duty as a volunteer with an outstanding Air Force record.
Foxhollow Farm's second annual fall festival from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday will feature farm-fresh foods and tons of fun for the whole family.
The event takes place at the Crestwood farm, located at 8905 Ky. 329.
Admission is free, with food and some activities available for purchase. All proceeds benefit Maryhurst, a local non-profit agency that cares for abused and neglected children.
Jonathan E. Broadbridge recently graduated from the U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Leader Development and Assessment Course, also known as "Operation Warrior Forge," at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
The 32 days of training provide the best possible professional training and evaluation for all cadets in the aspects of military life, administration and logistical support.
Broadbridge is the son of Greg F. and Terri C. Broadbridge of Prospect.
Advance Auto Parts, Inc., a leading automotive aftermarket retailer of parts, batteries, accessories and maintenance items will open its first store in Crestwood today (Thursday).
Company officials said they chose this location because it's convenient to where their customers live and shop as well as the garages where they take their vehicles for repair.
Aaron Vanmeter is the new general manager and works with 10 other team members.
The store is open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Mackenzie Spaes, 15, of Prospect, and her horse Ripple Effect recently won the U. S. Eventing Association Area VIII Novice Championship at Kentucky Horse Park.
Eventing is a three-phase equestrian sport designed to test the training, ability, and strength of a horse as well as the connection between horse and rider.
Spaes, a freshman at Sacred Heart Academy, won on their dressage score of 22.6 with a clean round in cross country and stadium. She rides at Spring Run Farm and is trained by Carrie Barrick.
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Tijuana to San Francisco in 4 days, a ride of firsts
By Tuesday it had dawned on me that I may need to run money back down to baby mama. I realized on Wednesday, the day before the trip, that no matter how hard I tried, I wasnt going to be able to avoid, going to get my check, depositing it, taking money back to baby mama, and then heading north. So while my late start was necessary, it was also VERY inconvenient. The 150$ I planned on having in the account for just that reason, didnt last when I started buying last minute supplies for the trip, getting gas twice before I left, and her, with her insatiable appetite to waste my time.
I made arrangements the day before for another of my crew to pick up the checks from the office and run it down to me as close as possible to the border. By 9:45, I had the check in my hands and was on my way to drop off the $ to mama. I got back down, mounted the cases, waited for a second, looked around, had a glass of water, and decided that shes taking way too long to go to this meeting at the school. So I left the money on the dresser, and started my trip. Just before that however, I took a lap around the school to see if I could catch her. It was decidedly NO, but I did get to say goodbye to my daughter.
So, with all home business taken care of, Im out like a fat chic. I got to the border, and with my abnormal load and girth, it was difficult to cut to the front of the line. Id done it before, not without some minor paint scraping, but this time, I was clear. I crossed, made it inland a few miles, called up michael.brat, let him know, Im 2 hours from his place pending traffic, and Im dropping the hammer. Well, not really, the last time I dropped the hammer on the XR I lost an exhaust valve and eventually, a piston and cylinder. Since then, 80 is generally my top passing speed, and 70-75 is my top cruising speed.
This trip is my first weekend trip off the XR, first camping trip, first trip with another XR, first trip to San Francisco, first time using the boxes, and first time on a ride longer than a day.
Irregardlessly, I was rolling. Like a homey. In my 5.0. To the 5, 405 and to Torrance. I found my partner, he was ready, and I would imagine, itching to get riding. We decided to get gas for the bikes, and then get gas for us. We stopped at a Ramen place, perhaps hell chime in on the name, or you can find it from the tracks. It was the east finger on the tracks in Torrance. With food in our tummies, water in the camels, smokes in the pack, and not many hours of sun left, we headed north-ish. More like, North West, but the overall direction was north. Ish.
Anyway, so you can see, we headed up the 1. I had to make a quick stop in Oxnard to drop off some paperwork to the corp. office, and say hi to some people I havent seen for at least 6 months, a few longer. We had a smoke, planed the next part of the route, and headed out again. We stopped in Buellton for some gas, made the next plan, and got on it. I remembered a volunteer for the tent space thread that was in San Luis Obispo, and sent a PM. Rather late I admit, but nonetheless, I was optimistic. When we arrived to SLO, I checked the PMs, nothing from homeboy, so we headed west to Morro Bay. Michael had stayed there on his was down from SF picking up another XRL, which turned out to be the bike used for this and what will likely be for his next trip. We found a few state parks, saw a campground, and being the poor bastards we are, decided to go up the road a ¼ mile, stuff the bikes in some bushes, and setup off the road. I dont know how much the campground cost, but is was 1000% more expensive than free, so the decision was made.
It was starting to get dark, and we setup the tents first. That is, after we had to search for a way to keep our bikes from falling over in the semi-soft dirt. After a few searches, and a few failed attempts, and my bike falling over, we found some rocks to put under the kickstands. It worked, though Ill admit, I was scared to sleep under the left side of the bike in the tent, but worry soon gave way to sleep, and I no longer really cared. I slept.... not well. I didnt bring my therm-a-rest, and regretted it, but I really didnt have room for it, even if I repacked, which I made a mental list of what I needed and didnt for this trip.
Overnight, there was a mist, moving through the bog. I could hear it against the rainfly. It was going to be a wet one in the morning for sure.
The next morning, Friday, I woke up several times, a few times I heard Mike chanting, a few times not. The night before we had decided to get on the road by 7. I thought that was optimistic, but I didnt say anything. So when we finally got wheels down by 9:30, I was disappointed that it took so long, but I wasnt so upset because I had a feeling that may be the case. My shoulder was still giving me problems.
I woke up Thursday morning with a wicked pain in my shoulder. I was quite sure it was from just sleeping badly, but it did hurt bad enough to make me wonder if I was going to do the trip. I didnt take any medicine, but I did pack (I thought) some acetaminophen tabs. Turns out I didnt, but I did have some Motrin in my first aid kit, though that didnt help much for this pain.
I rarely take any meds for anything. Including my ankle. I had a motorcycle accident many years back, and the short version is, I still have two screws in it, AFTER, they took out the rest. But I dont take pain meds. Id rather know if something hurts and not do any damage to it, than the opposite.
So back to Friday morning. We roll out of the campsite, after packing up, and get to the gas station. I get some more water for my bottle and hydropack. Picked up a pair of 5hour energys and we hit the road north again. Obviously, North. ish. We get back over the 101, head up to Bradley, and take THE road that goes through Hunter Liggett back over the 1. We stopped before entering the base, to make sure we had the right directions, I put the destination in my phone and got turn by turn coming through my headphones, which by the way, have been playing Hunt for Red October most of the way up. And since the iPhone doesnt have turn by turn, I was the man. We found a restaurant along the way, we had mentioned to each other that hunger was creeping on up, so the next thing we saw, wed try. I saw a diner, a little too late; we turned around, only to find that it wasnt going to open for another 25 minutes. So, at 10:35 with plenty of miles to go, we kept on. Eventually a bridge was in our sites, and just before the bridge, was a river crossing.
The signs said, By Order of, but he wasnt my CO, so we made it so. It was kind of fun, but only for a second. We stopped on the other side, grabbed a smoke, a drink and a snack before the twisty part of the route. Mike had mentioned the switchbacks were going to be fun, and Ive done Palomar Mt, so I know fun, but its a different, low 2nd gear fun. Not like the high 2nd gear of Palomar. At 20 mph, I could almost fall and not feel it. Almost. I know better than that.
We made a few more stops along the way, including walking into the flies nest. These flies were ridiculous, and relentless. I had to walk 20 feet away to get my helmet on, close the visor, get to the bike, start it and quickly pull away just to keep them off. AND, I hadnt gotten my gloves on, so 50 feet later, I pulled over again to get the gloves on and wire in the music. Stupid flies. I wish I had the phone mounted to video for this trip because this twisty, was friggin awesome. I dont think the Google maps can really do it justice. Its on the recommended list for sure.
If you have 606s on the bike, and want a fun toss the bike ride, go here. Michael did a fantastic job of keeping up with me, with my 761s. And we both almost got the last set of curb feelers on the tires. Almost. The last stop we made was just a gorgeous view, of the last side of the mountain, the ocean, and of course, the clouds we were going into. It was hot, but being only 20 minutes from the cloud cover, we werent going to take off our cold weather gear. It was better left on at this point. While resting, we saw a great place to pitch the tent, but getting there was going to be a problem. Actually, more to the point, getting OUT was going to be the problem. I think me and the bike could have slid very easily to the resting spot, but the climb back out, while marked, was not likely doable by even the best hill climber. Though I did try to imagine my line.....
As we dropped into the clouds, it went from probably 75 to 55 in a matter of minutes. And with the extra coldness, and the wicked drops from the side of the mountain, I went into conservative mode, and stopped pushing the bike. I actually got the vertigo at one place, looking down the side of the mountain. The drop back down to the 1, put us into the cold weather once again, and wouldnt let up, and in fact, would get worse before it got better in the coming miles.
Rest of Day 2, and Day 4, the solo return to follow.
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Day 1 GPX. Nothing special, but this is the route I took.
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Day 2 GPX
Day 2, again nothing special, except for the road that goes through Hunter Liggett.
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Day 2, Post 2
The drop back onto the 1, as eluded to earlier, was cold and cloudy. And eventually, windy. Coming up from Nacimeiento-Ferguson Road, up to Big Sur, the clouds would part occasionally to allow the glowing warmth of the sun through to warm our souls. After a few stops turning up tourist priced food along the 1, Mike did a search for In n out, which one turned up in Salinas. So, with my handy ANDROID turn by turn direction feature, not iPhone, I put in the address, waited for data signal, and calculating route. So, we pass Monterey, and Seaside, and the Light Fighter and 12 st exit through Ft Ord, and went up to the 183 and back down. I certainly hope that google maps knows what their doing by taking is a few miles out of the way. the straight line version from the 1 to Salinas seemed alot quicker on paper, but maybe someone knows better than me. Anyway, we got to In n Out, I Fed around and got a triple double, we got fat, rested our bums, and figured that getting to SF was in order, since i was now about.... 4:30 I think it was.... We still had to go visit Steve in SF, then get back down to Daly City for mimis.
Seemingly, just as soon as we wanted to get somewhere fast, the wind began. Just past Santa Cruz i think it was, the wind picked up like a..... something fast. It came from the front, the back, the sides,sometimes it was just at the wheels, and other times, just hit my head. I remember follwoing Mike and saw his wheels go from center of the lane to left side of the lane, and back.... I remember thinking, wow, was it really that... OH, yeah. It is that bad. But just the wheels. It was weird. So, we battled, i believe, all the way to Pacifica. Then we hit the 280, and I opened it up, I was ready to not be riding for the day. But we had two stops to make, so... yeah... a little more riding.
We get to Steves place, with the Snap On rack like Ive never seen. Some bikes about, spare parts, nuts and bolts, and a partridge. yeah, I know, a partridge. We were there for about an hour and a half, and it was getting dark, and we needed to get mimi, so we hi-tailed it back to my friends place, and of course, got lost. Stupid SF streets. We get there, crack some coronas, unpack, SSS, slip into something a little more comfortable, and chill like penicillin.
The next day we do some touristy, stuff, go to the wharf, drive across the bridge, and do the drive down lombard st.
heres a few pics from that:
View from friends place atop the highest point within many miles.
the wharf, were we got the customary bread bowl of chowdah
We went across the bridge to the scenic side with the intention of taking the Conzelman Road loop up to the missile site, but the road is under construction, FYI. Doesn't looke like it will be open for a month at least. it was rock from the lookout on up.
The wind was so kickin, I had sand and dirt getting into my eyes, it was all I could do to keep them open just for this pic. Apparently the front camera on my EVO takes the pic mirrored, so.....
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Joined: Oct 2007
Location: Not home in Tijuana
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Day 3 Post 3
Today was just a blast back home. I got more pictures, but didnt do anything real exciting.
For your enjoyment.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Los Angeles
Oddometer: 507
Nice write up Jeremy!
The Ramen place is called Hakata Ramen (Shinsengumi) in Gardena on Redondo Beach Blvd. They have a few different location around LA county.
Here are some pictures for everyone's enjoyment. No write up here, but basically went up the coast and road around Oregon. Met up with the Giant Loop guys. Jason over there was super cool and let me change my oil and crash at his place in Bend. Great town & great state.. I'll probably retire in Oregon someday. So beautiful.
(Rest of the pictures here)
Side note to Jeremy; my iphone takes better pictures )
The gear
North of SF
Camp 1
"Closed" road in Redwoods National
Camp 2
Camp 3
Camp 4
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DIY: IMS Baja Install + Smog Removal, XR650L & Custom Oil Cooler + 12V Power Outlet, XR650L
108days. 17,048miles. XR650L USA Tour
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Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Denver CO
Oddometer: 527
I was on that road last year. great place. great pic
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The following recipe was excerpted from Preserving Food Without Freezing or Canning: Traditional Techniques Using Salt, Oil, Sugar, Alcohol, Vinegar, Drying, Cold Storage, and Lactic Fermentation [1] by the Gardeners & Farmers of Terre Vivant [2].
Make a brine (one-quarter cup salt to one quart of water), and bring it to a boil. Allow to cool. Choose firm tomatoes, preferably ('Campbell' variety, for example), wash and dry them carefully, and put them in glass jars. Pour in the cooled brine, up to one and a quarter inches below the rim, and fill in the remaining space with olive oil to cover. Close the jars airtight and store them in a cool place.
These tomatoes will keep for nine to ten months; use them for sauces.
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David Ortiz, Shane Victorino, the bullpen cop and "one lucky fan" will shave on Monday
Nov 1, 2013, 8:00 PM EDT
I just got an email from a P.R. person about some event Gillette is putting on Monday in which some of the Red Sox' beards will be shaved:
Following the World Series victory, Gillette is helping champions, MVP David Ortiz, Shane Victorino, Boston Police Officer Steve Horgan and one lucky bearded fan trim down and shave off their rugged beards at the Gillette World Shaving Headquarters … Gillette is helping Ortiz and Victorino feel their best with well-deserved shaves. The hometown heroes will start their offseason as champions well groomed and shaved.
I presume David Ross and Jonny Gomes went fully feral after Wednesday night and can't be captured and shaved.
I also presume that, since there is a "World Shaving Headquarters," all of us have been shaving at field offices. Who knew?
But don't bother changing your plans for Monday to go watch the shaving. The press release says the event is "open to media only." I'd go, but man, I figure the throngs of reporters will be so great that I won't even be able to see what's going on.
In other news: Fight the Power.
- dondada10 - Nov 1, 2013 at 8:09 PM
FYI, No Shave November kicks off today.
- elmerbrownelmerbrown - Nov 1, 2013 at 8:28 PM
This is pretty cool !
- jxegh - Nov 1, 2013 at 8:46 PM
They offered Wilson a million dollars to shave his beard – how much for these two guys?
- moogro - Nov 1, 2013 at 8:50 PM
If David gets a bronze bust, that sculpted beard thing would be great on it.
- fearthehoody - Nov 1, 2013 at 8:57 PM
Meanwhile, the "Lucky fan" who won the Man-scaping with Prince Fielder contest gets no pub!
- keltictim - Nov 1, 2013 at 9:27 PM
Napoli attempted to go feral and fractured his hip. 5 min into his escape to the wild
- j0esixpack - Nov 1, 2013 at 10:30 PM
I'm not sure whether it helped or not, but – superstitious me – during this entire season I was letting my pubic hair grow
I guess I'm safe shaving now… though I hope this doesn't jinx them for next season.
I wonder if I can get Gillette to sponsor me as well.
- mikejr80 - Nov 2, 2013 at 12:53 AM
Boston wins baby. Good because I as braves fan. I sooooo happy
- ckhoss29 - Nov 2, 2013 at 7:48 AM
Baseball better hope Papi nicks himself shaving then they can snatch the razor and test it for hgh and other PEDS all stealth like.
- mornelithe - Nov 2, 2013 at 11:34 AM
I know it'll dismay you to hear it, but Ortiz showed up to camp much lighter than in previous years, which is kind of counter to what you'd see from steroids/hgh.
- skfd365 - Nov 2, 2013 at 6:22 PM
Not a Red Sox fan then worry about your own team.
- aceshigh11 - Nov 2, 2013 at 11:45 AM
Ironic considering that Ortiz had the most well-kept and sculpted beard of the bunch, and Victorino's growth was fairly light.
Gomes, Napoli, Ross and Pedroia are the ones who REALLY need to trim down those LOTR dwarf-like monstrosities.
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Franklin Charles Buckley (more commonly known as Major Frank Buckley) (October 3, 1882 – December 21, 1964) was an English football player and, later, manager. He is the brother of Chris Buckley who played for Aston Villa.
Once again Buckley's stay was short, by July 1920 he was gone; financial disputes precipitating a wholesale change of personnel.
Despite a total change of tactics, Buckley didn't have much more success with Blackpool than his predecessor, Bill Norman. During the 1924/25 season, he sold established players such as Herbert Jones and Harry Bedford, which proved unpopular amongst the fans.
Buckley stay at Wolves can be taken two ways. On the face of it, he appeared to achieve only modest success with the club; they won the Division Two title in 1931/32 and finished runners-up in the Division One in 1937/38 and in both the First Division and the FA Cup the following season. An alternative view is that during his stay at Molineux, Buckley once made the club a £100,000 profit within one year, purely on transfer deals; he toyed, provocatively, with the media (instigating the empty rumour that his players were using a monkey gland treatment to aid performance), he used psychologists to instill confidence in his players and was responsible for bringing through Stan Cullis and offering Billy Wright a start in professional football. After he had left the club, however, the full value of his vision, not least the Wolves youth programme, came to fruition and did so much to shape the Wolves side of the 1950s when they won three Division One championships, twice won the FA Cup, and were one of few genuine challengers to the Busby Babes.
Buckley left Wolves, somewhat surprisingly, in 1944 and another non-committal couple of years followed at Notts County (for a then-unheard-of £4,000 a year) and Hull City before starting work at Leeds United, where one of his first discoveries was John Charles just after Christmas 1948. He was not afraid to try all manner of ideas to induce the Elland Road club out of mediocrity: dancing songs broadcast through the public address system during training days, so-called 'shooting' boxes (a contraption designed to send the ball out at different speeds and angles to players), increasing admission costs, youth development programmes. John Charles did excel during the 1954/55 season but the team failed to respond in kind.
"Yet beneath the gruff exterior, he was a kind man, as he demonstrated once when I met him. My shoes must have been a sight, for when he looked down at them, he asked me if they were the only pair I had. I nodded. The next morning, he summoned me to his office and handed me a pair of Irish brogues, the strongest, most beautiful shoes I'd ever seen. And I had them for years."
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On coming back to WWE: "I came back to WWE over the last couple of months. Actually, when I did Dancing With The Stars, that's when I last talked to you guys. At the end of it, I herniated a disc in my back which I'm sure that after 20 years of wrestling was right on the precipice of exploding. So it did. And I was really messed up. So, I started doing yoga and it totally cleared all the problems that I had.
"[Yoga] does make you a better wrestler because -- like I said -- it just opened up my body. I really did have this bad herniation in my back. I couldn't walk, I couldn't sit, I couldn't sneeze. Completely gone. If you can't sneeze, what else do you got?"
On what he and his band, Fozzy, have been up to lately: "That's another thing I was doing when I was off. We toured 16 countries for the last record, which was great. [Jericho is asked why he isn't performing on the show.] We want to play here. Last time we came here, we saw Eddie Money play. We were like, 'We gotta play'. We just signed a major record deal so the [new] record will be coming out in August. So, we'll come back and maybe we can play. We'll invite Eddie Money to come and join in on tambourine or something like that."
On hosting the Revolver Golden God Awards: "It is an award show that started about four years ago by Revolver magazine. It's heavy metal and hard rock awards. I host it every year. It's at Club Nokia. Ozzy [Osbourne] Alice Cooper, Lars -- everybody shows up. So, it's kind of like a fraternity party for all the heavy metal people and I'm your host! I am there.
"It was funny because last year, I was doing Dancing With The Stars and hosting. And a lot of people were like, 'You can't be in a metal band and be on Dancing With The Stars'. But as I was hosting, Geezer Butler, the bass player for Black Sabbath came up and was like, 'I've been watching you on Dancing With The Stars. I even voted for you, too'. I was like, yes! ... My credibility was restored."
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Keen as beans for a zine fair. Some comic artists have set up a mini comicon for comic artists in Brisbane because they don't feel represented at ZICS. I am hell keen for both to happen so I can zine out more times a year.
I'm sure you can get all sorts of debt in this economy :D dudum-tsk.
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Walnut Herb Tabbouleh
- Prep Time : 5 min
- Cook Time : 40 min
- Ready Time : 45 min
- 3/4 cup cracked wheat (bulgur)
- 1 1/4 cups Water
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon zest
- 3 tablespoons Lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 Clove garlic, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint
- u00be cup California walnut pieces, divided
- 2 medium Roma tomatoes, diced
1 In a medium saucepan, bring water to a boil. Add cracked wheat, cover pan, and remove from heat. Let stand 30-45 minutes until softened. (Or follow package directions to make 2 ½ cups cooked cracked wheat.)
2 In a medium bowl, whisk together lemon zest, lemon juice, oil, garlic, salt and pepper. Fluff cracked wheat with a fork and add to bowl. Stir in basil and mint. Let stand until cool.
3 Finely chop 1/2 cup of the walnut pieces to the size of the cracked wheat grains. Add to cracked wheat with remaining 1/4 cup walnut pieces and tomato. Adjust seasoning and add additional lemon juice if desired
Source: California Walnut Board
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Bolingbrook – Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital and the Lemont Chamber of Commerce will partner this November to offer area women an evening of shopping, spa treatments, health and wellness.
"Celebrating Women … Beauty and Health" will take place from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the Ruffled Feathers Golf Club, 1 Pete Dye Drive in Lemont.
Dr. Buthaina Jabir will speak on nutrition and health from 6:30-7 p.m. Jabir is a board certified in obstetrician/gynecologist and is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
"Proper nutrition is so important to overall wellness," Jabir said. "And eating well is not overly difficult. With just a little bit of planning, healthy eating can be both beneficial and delicious."
According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, a well-balanced diet includes various foods that meet a woman's nutritional needs. It recommends women pay attention to how much calcium, iron and folate is in their diet, and that they minimize how much fat and sugar they eat.
Registration is $25 in advance and $30 at the door the evening of the event. To register, contact the Lemont Chamber of Commerce at (630) 257-5997.
You can also register online by visiting www.keepingyouwell.com/abh and clicking on "Education & Events."
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A passenger on Delta Airlines early Tuesday left four of his seven bags at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, apparently because he didn't want to pay more than $1,000 in baggage fees.
NBC News reported Tuesday that the passenger, who was en route to New York's JFK Airport, abandoned four bags to avoid $1,400 in fees. Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration, said the TSA was notified of the unattended luggage at around 1 a.m. local Seattle time near the check-in area for Delta Airlines. As a precaution, law enforcement responded to clear the bags.
One of the bags was determined to be suspicious. "The Bomb Disposal Unit responded and deployed a robot to investigate the luggage," said Christina Faine, spokeswoman for the airport, in an email. "After X-raying the bag, the bomb techs cleared the contents and determined that there was no threat."
The TSA's Feinstein said the passenger was identified and law enforcement officials with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, which operates JFK Airport, met the flight and interviewed him when he arrived. Officials determined there was no criminal intent by the passenger.
A Delta spokesman said unattended bags are not a common issue for the airline.
Anyone who's flown in the past few years knows how airlines nickel-and-dime passengers on food, drinks, baggage, seat selection, early boarding and wi-fi. And it's getting worse. A report published in May by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics found that U.S. airlines collected nearly $3.5 billion in baggage fees from passengers in 2012, up from $3.48 billion in 2011. And Delta Air Lines (DAL) has sat at the top of the list every year since 2009, according to the bureau. In the first quarter of 2013, Delta brought in $191 million in baggage fees – the highest amount – followed by United, US Airways and American Airlines.
Baggage fees on Delta are currently $25 for the first checked bag, $35 for the second checked bag (both on domestic flights). Delta allows up to 10 bags to be checked per passenger on flights, but you'll have to pay. Your third checked bag costs $125 and bags 4-10 are $200 each.


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Most people have heard of the benefits of LED lighting. LED technology is the most efficient lighting option available, saving households hundreds of dollars in electricity bills. It does not utilize harmful chemicals, like mercury, to illuminate your daily life, and does not suddenly "burn out" because it does not have filaments like the incandescent light bulbs we all grew up with.
Because LED lights are new to so many people, there's still a lot of information that not everyone knows. So reintroduce yourself to the technology that has revolutionized the way we see the world, and learn some amazingly unique facts about the light emitting diode.
1. LED lighting has been found to increase meat shelf life
In a 2011 Kansas State University study, LED and fluorescent lighting were compared in how they affected discoloration, rancidity, and operating efficiency in meat refrigeration units. Amazingly, the meats in the LED lit unit changed color slower, stayed cool longer, and also cut costs because of the efficiency of LED technology.
This is not necessarily a surprising discovery if you look closer at fluorescent technology. In a fluorescent bulb two diodes are connected by a filament inside a sealed glass envelope. Ultraviolet light is created when electricity hits mercury vapor and inert gas suspended within the bulb. However, the filament is weak and can break or become stripped by the electrical current it carries. Also, the glass envelope can leak, throwing off the balance of mercury vapor and inert gas inside.
Ultimately, these weaknesses indicate inefficiency for fluorescent technology. Ultraviolet light has also been known to cause damage to certain materials, like plastics, and the dangers of a potential mercury leak are a serious concern. While fluorescent lights do not emit the same level of heat as incandescent lights, they certainly are not as efficient and safe as the LED alternative. The additional bonus of drastically reducing the operating costs of meat refrigeration units, as well as increasing the shelf life of the meat held in those units, makes LED technology the obvious choice for manufacturers of refrigeration systems.
2. LED lights do not attract bugs
Are you tired of planning an enjoyable evening outside, only to be frustrated by an onslaught of bugs attracted by traditional porch lights or the lantern you "borrowed" from your parent's garage? LED technology may be able to help.
Flying nocturnal insects are attracted to the UV light emitted by the moon, and traditional lights. This is because they have evolved to use moonlight as a navigational tool. They use the reflected light as a guide by keeping it at the same constant angle. However, the close proximity of the light means insects will fly in circles around it, keeping it at the same angle but navigating absolutely nowhere. Unfortunately, their confusion can also ruin a perfectly enjoyable evening.
LED light is not ultraviolet, therefore bugs are not as attracted. Replacing your outdoor lights with LED alternatives is an easy way to keep flying insects, and their predators, from your doorstep.
Investing in an LED area lantern for your next camping trip can save your family from the frustration of attracted bugs as well. Rather than scattering your campsite with citronella candles, check out the COAST EAL20 LED Lantern. Not only does it provide four lighting modes, ranging from flashing red emergency mode to area lighting, it also has a dimming switch, allowing you to find the perfect light. And with up to 100 hours of runtime on a single set of batteries, the lantern lasts as long as you need it.
3. LED lighting lasts…and lasts
The typical lifetime of an incandescent bulb is 1,000 hours, and the typical lifetime of a compact fluorescent bulb is 8,000 hours. An LED light, amazingly, has a lifespan ranging between 35,000 and 60,000 hours.
Imagine you have a bulb that will last 50,000 hours. If you used it 8 hours a day, every day, that bulb will last for 17 years. And once the limit has been reached, the light will become progressively dimmer, rather than abruptly burning out. Simply put, your LED light will seem like it lasted forever.
This staying power means that COAST can manufacture long lasting rechargeable LED flashlights. With LED flashlights that can last over 15 hours on a single charge, COAST has made the most of LED technology and its longevity. Their flashlights allow you to carry the lasting, dependable illumination of LED bulbs, whether you are at work, on vacation, or preparing for emergencies.
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The remarkable fact to remember about LED light is that it is created through electric current disrupting the atomic charge of semiconductors in order to make them release light. Unlike incandescent and induction bulbs, there are no chemicals or filaments wasting energy as heat. Therefore, LED lights work better in cold weather than any other option.
Cold temperatures drastically affect incandescent bulbs, because light is created by heating the filament inside. The difference between temperatures inside and outside of the bulb can even cause bulbs to explode. This is not a risk with LED bulbs, as they release very little heat compared with other types of bulbs.
5. LED technology is older than you thought
While it seems like LED technology has just begun to impact our daily lives, the light emitting diode has been around for over 50 years. Nick Holonyak Jr. is credited with inventing the first LED light in 1962, while he was a consulting scientist at General Electric. The color was limited to red at the time, and so the technology was primarily used for indicator lights.
As LED technology advanced and production costs decreased, the lights became more prevalent. LED bulbs have been found in traffic signals, emergency exit signs, vehicle headlights, computers, digital clocks, and calculators for decades.
With more colors along our visible spectrum being converted into LED lights, we are now able to use this technology for illumination. And as more scientific advances continue to improve the longevity, safety, and cost saving benefits of LED lights, we will continue to benefit from the light emitting diode.
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Why have the numbers of autism diagnoses ballooned in recent decades? Researchers have long claimed that changes to the way the condition is diagnosed are the main cause. But now a series of a studies have shown that diagnostic changes alone cannot account for the increase. They suggest that other causes, perhaps environmental factors, are also contributing to the rise in cases.
"These studies give me the feeling that there must be a true increase in the number of children affected," says Tom Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health in Rockville, Maryland.
The studies are the work of sociologist Peter Bearman at Columbia University in New York and colleagues. They have spent three years trying to disentangle the causes of the roughly sevenfold increase in autism rates seen in many developed nations over the past 20 years. They have identified three factors that are driving up autism rates, but found that these account for only half of the observed increase.
Better diagnosis
Diagnostic changes are the most important influence. After 1987, the definition of autism used in California was broadened several times. Bearman and his colleague Marissa King examined the medical records of around 7000 Californian children with autism and found that one in ten had initially been diagnosed with mental retardation. Extrapolated to the state as a whole, they estimate that this change in diagnosis created almost 5000 extra cases of autism between 1993 and 2005, or 26 per cent of the increase of recorded over that period.
Greater awareness
Social influence accounts for another big chunk of the overall increase. Parents are more aware of the disorder than they used to be, and so those whose children who have mild forms of autism have become more likely to seek out diagnosis.
Bearman and his colleague Ka-Yuet Liu quantified this effect. They first estimated how the chances of a child being diagnosed with autism increase if he or she lives close to a child that has already been diagnosed. They then plotted the addresses of children with and without autism in California to calculate the number of children who had grown up close to a child diagnosed with the condition. They were then able to calculate the fraction of extra cases that would have been diagnosed as a result of social interactions. They put this figure at 16 per cent.
Older parents
The final contribution to the rise in diagnoses comes from demographics. Couples in California are having children later in life, as they are in much of the rest of North America and Europe. That is pushing up autism rates, because autism is triggered by genetic mutations that older parents are more likely to pass on to their children.
Bearman and King calculated that these older parents are responsible for 11 per cent of the extra autism cases.
Missing a piece of the puzzle
Autism experts say Bearman's work is notable because it provides a powerful overview of the potential causes. "Bearman is giving us the answers we've been looking for," says Michael Rosanoff at Autism Speaks, a New York-based charity that funds autism research.
Not all the answers, however. Together, the three effects account for roughly half the extra cases. So what is behind the other half? "I wish we knew," says Rosanoff. "There are many factors being explored, but not one leading theory." Childhood vaccines, which some parents blame for the increase, have been ruled out by epidemiological studies.
Insel says that environmental factors are most likely to be behind the rise, although research to pin down which are to blame will take years.
But other researchers caution against this assumption. Autism used to be highly stigmatised, in part because it was thought to be due to poor parenting. The removal of that stigma has made doctors and parents more willing to recognise the disease, which will have contributed to [some of] the extra cases, says Roy Grinker, an anthropologist at George Washington University in Washington DC.
This and other social causes, together with uncertainty in the number of cases that can be attributed to the factors already studied by Bearman, could account for much or all of the unexplained half, says Grinker.
Journal references: Bearman and King: International Journal of Epidemiology, DOI: 10.1093/ije/dyp261; Bearman and Lui: American Journal of Sociology, DOI: 10.1086/651448; Bearman and King: American Journal of Public Health, DOI: 10.2105/ajph.2008.149021
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PSU had a section next to the press section & above the 3rd place mat & SID tables. NW seemed to be all over.
Iowa did fill up about 1/2 the arena. IC is only a 4 hour drive from Chicago. If you don't want them to drown you out then other fans better show up.
I'm rather fond of this one...
I agree, that is a nice set of photos. Look at all the Penn State guys in those photos with their arms raised!
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I did see that, after DSJ had the TD Taylor tried some little move and DSJ sunk a very deep half in on it and did have him going over but they were right on the edge and the action moved out of bounds. With the length and leverage DSJ has it would not have been a good situation to be in.


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