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Segment One
Fish in the News. "
Georgia Aquarium Becomes Biggest Fish in a Big Pond. The Georgia Aquarium — which opens to annual pass holders Monday and to the general public Wednesday — features the largest single tank in the world and four additional water exhibits that together will hold more than 120,000 fish in 8 million gallons of water. It will showcase 500 species, and is the first aquarium outside Asia to display whale sharks, the biggest fish in the world." Click
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More Fishy News. "
Manta rays return to Keauhou with reopening of resort. Manta rays are among the largest fish in the ocean. They can grow to have wingspans of more than 20 feet and weigh up to 3,000 pounds. Despite their size, they are graceful creatures, soaring through the water like massive birds in flight." Click
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My Angelfish Leans.
"I recently purchased an Angelfish that is about the size of a half dollar. It is a beautifil fish to watch and is very graceful, but it sometimes leans. The color is great and it's fins are fully out, what could be causing this? Thank you, Tyler M."
My Angelfish Fry All Died.
"Hi, Recently my angel fish laid eggs on the filter pump pipe. After a day I removed it and placed it in a smaller tank with water from the same Parents aquarium. I saw the fry hatch but they were all lying to their side. Now after 2 days they have all died. Can you let me know as to what precautions I must take. Thanks Krish"
More Angelfish Trouble.
"I have a 30 gallon tank with 2 angels, 5 tetras, 2 corycats and 1 pleco. I had 3 angels but one I found close to death on the bottom of the tank a couple mornings ago. I have since done a couple partial water changes but now my marble angel is clamping one of his fins sometimes and seems to be hunting out hiding spots by himself. What do you recommend? I also have a bio-wheel filter. It's a Penguin 125 and I wanted to make sure it was large enough for my tank. I had a smaller tank before and just now gave thought to whether this filter was large enough and it doesn't tell me in the manual. Thanks for your help TLM" Click
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Veggies Good for Goldfish?
"I have a Black Moor, Shubunkin & Calico Ryukin in a 55 gal tank. They are all about 4-5 inches. My question is in regards to supplementing their normal feedings (twice/day no more than 10 minutes) with other items. It has been suggested that in between feedings I give them pieces of oranges or squash or kale leaves. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks, Dave"
Segment Two
Cloudy Aquarium Water.
Kenny from Wisconsin calls and says he turned off his undergravel filter for an hour. Later his aquarium water got cloudy and some tiny worms crawled up the glass of inside his aquarium. Click
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When the Power Goes Off!
"I have been reading your information about bio-wheels. I decided to get one and continued to research. I've been told by several well respected aquarists that bio-wheels have 1 major disadvantage over under gravel filters. If the power goes out, the bacteria in the gravel will survive much longer staying wet and the oxygen in the water will last a significant amount of time, but if a bio-wheel losses power, it will dry out and the bacteria will die in about 2 hours essential cycling my tank. I realize if I'm home I can put the wheel in the tank to keep it wet but if I'm not home I will be in trouble. I was planning on removing my UGF as I agree with the logic in your articles but now I'm not sure. Do you have any comments? Have you heard of power going out and how long the bacteria have lived? Wayne E."
Light for Reef Aquarium.
Evan from Colorado, who usually call at 2:30, calls 45 minutes early just to confuse Tom. Evan says he got a new 13-watt compact fluorescent light for his 1-gallon pico reef aquarium, and now his anemones are doing much better. Evan's got his own web site now. Click
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Segment Three
Breeding Angelfish.
Steve Corandan, a professional fish breeder and owner of Corandan's
Tropical Fish in Florence, New Jersey, calls and explains in detail about how he breeds freshwater Angels. He also talks about caring for the fry. This discussion is full of useful hints and tips.
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Feeding Baby Angelfish.
Tom and Nevin talk for few minutes about how to hatch baby brine shrimp to feed to baby fish like Angelfish.
More about Raising Angels.
Tom and Nevin add a few more comments about caring for baby Angelfish.
Feeding Plecostomus.
"I have a question. I recently bought a Pleco (sucker fish thing), and was recommended to feed then an algae disc in the evenings. However, I never see it eating on the disc, just sucking on the aquarium walls. Even floating fish flakes don't seem to interest it. I just want to make sure that it is going to get the proper nutrition it needs. Any help is greatly appreciated ... I would be very grateful. By the way, I LOVE your website. I have used it 10X's more than any other site on the web. Sincerely, Nikki O."
Feeding Algae Wafers.
Tom and Nevin talk about feeding Algae Wafers to Plecostomus, Snails, and other aquarium inhabitants.
Growing Bettas in a Pond?
"Heard that Bettas can get large in a pond. true or false? I would like to order for this purpose. betta regards, dale stokely"
Tom and Nevin reminisce about raising beautiful fish, including Bettas, Swordtails, and African Cichlids, long ago in their pond.
Suspicious Black Sand.
"Hi there! I have a couple questions that I hope you can help me out with I went from a 10 gallon to a 20 gallon I switch all water and gravel plants, etc., over at the same time. They are doing great. that was about 2 weeks ago I added some Black sand to the tank for a different look and the water is so cloudy now. I did wash it first I am just worried now that this gravel will keep the water cloudy. Any thoughts? Also I am wanting to add some new fish. I only have about 6 inches of fish right now. What can I add to a fresh water tank for some color? Thanks so Much, Kim G., Plano Texas"
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Windows 8.1 update fixes key complaints
Microsoft has rolled out Windows 8.1, the update to Windows 8, largely aimed at addressing criticism of the operating system. The update is available for free to existing Windows 8 users, via the Windows app store.
Many of the changes in 8.1 are cosmetic, based on feedback from users. Windows 8, the unified platform delivering a consistent look and feel to mobile devices and desktops, was heavily panned by critics as being overly complex, too different from the existing Windows design, and badly suited to desktops in particular. The full breakdown of changes is available on Microsoft's Web site.
The update will entail a hefty download - 3-4Gb depending on your version - and Microsoft is making ISO disk images available for offline install, particularly for retailers doing customer updates in-store.
The Start button and menu are back, addressing one of the top complaints of users: that the only way to access programs was via the full-screen Modern UI interface, creating a jarring disconnect between open desktop apps and launching new programs.
That start screen has been heavily overhauled. 8.1 allows much greater flexibility in icon placement and resizing, and there is a new app list which shows all installed apps, sorted by name, category or date of install (making finding a recently installed app a great deal easier).
Users now have a choice of booting directly to the desktop rather than that start screen. Colin Erasmus, head of Windows at Microsoft SA, notes the preference tends to be strongly split by user: enterprise users prefer the traditional desktop view, while consumers lean towards the tablet-friendly interface - this tackles another of the major complaints in Windows 8.
Most of the default apps have also received cosmetic tweaks and in some cases feature updates, though most are minor. And in the app store, it's clear that Microsoft still has a long way to go to match the app ecosystems of Apple and Android.
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The side-by-side multitasking has been improved. Windows 8 allowed two apps to be displayed side by side, 8.1 increases that to three, and allows for more flexible allocations of screen real-estate.
Apps will need to be rebuilt to take advantage of this feature, but old apps will simply scale as best they can. The split-screen facility now extends to external monitors, too.
Some apps now use "snap view" by default. If you open a Web link from an e-mail or social network, the browser will fly in to run alongside the original app.
Bing and SkyDrive
Microsoft has more tightly woven Bing search and SkyDrive cloud storage into 8.1. Search has been improved to deliver local storage and Web results, tailored by geolocation.
SkyDrive is more closely integrated, both in presentation and function: 8.1 keeps files and device settings automatically in sync through the cloud.
You can change search providers for Internet Explorer, but not for the device itself: that's exclusively Bing.
In the workplace
Windows 8.1 also brings enterprise enhancements - the new Workplace Join feature offers a middle ground between full-blown Domain Join (under the IT department's control) and no access at all. A Workplace Joined device can use domain credentials to access resources, while limiting the employer's ability to remote-wipe, for example.
Work Folders keeps files in sync between a fileserver and the device. And a host of MDM features are new or improved - the timing of Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 meant several new features could be rolled out together.
Many new devices are in the pipeline, though support for the unpopular ARM-based Surface RT has dwindled. Microsoft has now renamed the Surface RT (now "Surface 2") citing confusion, but it could equally be an attempt to shed a tainted brand.
But the more powerful Intel-based Windows Pro devices, running the new OS, are taking aim at the market with the advantage of a year of feedback. 2013 may have been an annus horribilis for Windows 8, but Microsoft has hopefully learned an object lesson in listening to the market, and 8.1 will be its first major push to get its strategy back on track.


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Boots & Bikes
After pond dipping, scrumping apples and cooking over the fire you may just want to wander further afield. Radnorshire offers some of the finest countryside to explore...
Wonderful walking
If you love walking you'll love this area. With an impressive rights of way network & plenty of open hills to wander, Radnorshire is hard to beat.
Seven minutes walk from the front door is Offas Dyke National Trail. This 177 mile route along the old English-Welsh border draws walkers from all over the world.
If we are available we are always happy to offer a lift to the starting point of your walks.
Brilliant biking
If you fancy peddling along the lanes we have 4 new bikes you can hire. We have a map with picturesque trails marked on that start from the front door. The cost is £12 per day per bike, includes helmets.
East Radnorshire has the highest density of bridleways & legal green lanes in Britain. Here you can travel across miles of open hill, moorland & single tracks with the buzzards & red kites soaring above.
Bucknell woods (7 miles away) has a downhill track. We have maps & routes available to help you explore Nash Woods, just a mile down the road.
If you like the idea of a guided bike tour - mountain or road, you can pop to Dream Pedallers in Presteigne who also undertake repairs and hire out mountain bikes.


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Reading's View
Reading manager Brian McDermott was very happy with the way his side came from two goals down to with the game at Ashton Gate on Tuesday.
Goals from Jobi McAnuff, Adam Le Fondre and Mathieu Manset made sure Readin got the precious three points after Albert Adomah and Brett Pitman had handed City a comfortable cushion and looked to be cruising to a much needed win.
And afterwards McDermott praised the fighting spirit in his players.
'You've got that (spirit) or you haven't. It comes with results and it comes over time,' he said.
'I've been lucky enough to have such a good group and we've still got that spirit and you have to maintain that.
'Tonight we've done that and we've given our fans a really good night.
'At 2-0 Adam Federici kept us in the game. He made two or three brilliant saves, and then when Jobi got the goal I thought we could go on and we certainly did.
'Our substitutes came on and did well, and that's why we're such a good group.
'We have to be absolutely delighted to come here, 2-0 down with 20 minutes to go and win the game 3-2 - it's fantastic for our fans.
'It gives us the momentum of getting seven points from the last nine.
'We were hanging in there. There were times we didn't play as well as we wanted to but it was a fantastic result.'


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CTI-CFF Course on Climate Change Adaptation for Coastal Communities Spurs Region-wide Action
To catalyze regional sharing of knowledge, methods and strategies related to coastal adaptation, the CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat, in collaboration with the CTI National Coordinating Committees in Malaysia and the Philippines and the US CTI Support Program, has organized the second CTI Course on Climate Change Adaptation for Coastal Communities and Training of Trainers. The course, attended by 30 participants from Malaysia and the Philippines, is held in Tagaytay from January 31-February 9, 2012.
The course is the second of a series - the first of which was held in Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea in October 2011 - that aims to aid local communities across the Coral Triangle countries to improve their capacity to adapt to the risk of rising temperatures using the CTI Regional and Local Early Action Plans for Climate Change Adaptation as their tools.
At the end of the course, participants were able to identify climate change risks and assess adaptation options for critical coastal infrastructure, habitats and vulnerable areas with links to marine protected area and coastal fisheries management. The course also enabled participants to lead an integrated local early action planning process for CCA (organize a team, conduct a qualitative vulnerability assessment, and use the results for early action planning) and manage CCA programs at the national and sub-national level.
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7 Ways to Make Your Campsite Greener
While many of us enjoy getting back to nature through camping, it's fair to say some of us throw our eco-friendly habits out the window when we pitch a tent. If you look at any random campground, it isn't hard to find plants trampled, trash strewn about, loud music playing, impromptu toilets, and the smell of charcoal and lighter fluid. Yes, some campers would be more green if they just had a backyard barbecue.
Fortunately, more and more campers practice "Leave No Trace Camping," which is the ideal that no one should know you've been at the campsite after you've left it. This means no trash, smoldering fires or ripped up foliage. It's also a good idea to leave the berries and other yummies for the wild animals who rely on them.
As the summer months approach, here's a refresher on some do's and don'ts of greener camping.
Leave your electronics at home. While a cell phone may provide some safety in the great outdoors, there's no reason to bring your laptop, tablet or portable gaming system to camp. We've noticed a few things often happen when people bring their electronics to campgrounds. First, when the batteries run low, many can't resist the temptation to return to the car and use the 12 volt charger or AC inverter to charge gadgets. And when we use them after sundown, our plugged-in electronics can deliver a barrage of blue-wavelength light, which disrupts the habits of nocturnal animals and the sleep of diurnal wildlife. And last, music and voices from audio systems travel far when there are few other sounds to compete. As much as you might enjoy your Spotify playlist, it doesn't do a thing for the nearby birds and animals other than to confuse them and disrupt their routines.
Keep to the trail.It can be tempting to wander off the trail and visit areas you believe to be even more exotic. However, wandering around can have a big impact on the local environment, damaging surface vegetation, animal habitats, and fragile soils. Trails are often carefully planned by land-management agencies to give visitors maximum exposure to focal points and highlights with minimal damage to the environment.
Wandering off trail can also be dangerous, especially if you're not familiar with the ground cover or the topography of the area. If you're on a hike and you're not sure if you've wandered of the trail, look for signs, cairns and markers to keep you on the path.
Be smart about campfires. A smoking campfire is not what you'd call "green" to begin with, but what would camping be without one of its most memorable activities? So, while all that soot and gas might not be the best thing for the evening air, there are many things you can do to mitigate its environmental impact.
Most importantly, be aware of any bans or fire restrictions during forest fire season and always use an existing fire pit. If there isn't one at your campsite, you can construct a basic fire ring using large stones.
Never build your fire too large; make sure it's small enough that you can douse it in a few seconds with a small bucket of water and dirt. Also, keep the fire away from flammable items such as tents, backpacks and sleeping bags. And only burn dry wood and kindling, never burn freshly cut wood, green plants, leaves, or sod. And never burn your trash.
We also suggest putting that fire to good use and use it for all your cooking needs, since store-bought charcoal and lighter fluid aren't good for the local ecology. A campfire tripod, dutch oven, cooking grill, skillet, tongs, and spatula are all you need to cook with.
Cover your waste.If you're not at a campground with restrooms or an outhouse, you must be careful to dispose of your...ahem, poop correctly. Make sure to bring an entrenching tool or a small shovel and biodegradable toilet paper. When it's time to make a number two, find a spot far away from campsites and water sources. Dig a hole at least 8 inches deep and cover it up when you've finished your business. It's okay to put biodegradable toilet paper in the hole, but regular TP often contains dyes and perfumes and does not break down easily enough.
Go easy on the soap.Most all household soaps and detergents are not environmentally friendly enough to use at campgrounds, where cleaning water often gets dumped back onto the ground. Fortunately, there is a soap you can use for personal hygiene and washing needs that's campground safe. The soap is typically labeled either biodegradable or "Castile" (from the region of Spain where it was originally produced). This kind of soap decomposes easily and cleans everything: dishes, utensils, clothes, skin and hair. But even biodegradable soaps might be scented, so make sure any soap you use contains no scent to help keep curious critters away from your campsite.
Buy bulk water and use refillable bottles. If you plan on a lot of outdoor activities, you're going to down a lot of water. And one of the worst things you can do is to bring cases of bottled water to camp. If you have to pack out your trash (which is required by most parks), these bottles are going to take up a lot of room in your car. If there are onsite trash receptacles, the bottles can easily overtax them. Instead, buy bulk water in 5-gallon containers and have each member of your party bring a personal canteen. Better yet, you can also fill a large container with tap water, which is much less expensive (and likely cleaner than commercial water). You can use this water for cooking, cleaning and bathing.
Use reusabledinnerware.Like bottled water, the trash we accumulate with plastic or foam plates and cups piles up real quick. And plastic utensils don't help matters if you throw them out after one use. And think of all the paper towels you can go through. Worse yet, if you have to dispose of your waste off site, you may need to use your tent or vehicle to store these items for hours, even days before you get rid of them...and think of all the pests you'll attract. Instead, bring unbreakable but reusable versions of each. Also, bring along a small bucket to clean them with your biodegradable soap after each meal.


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The acerbic sergeant will be honored at a roast on Wednesday's episode.
One of TV's busiest characters is getting a well-deserved retirement.
Richard Belzer is leaving NBC's long-running Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as his character, Sgt. John Munch, retires from the SVU team.
The character, which Belzer originated on NBC's Homicide: Life on the Street, later transferred to New York's SVU, which is in its 15th season. Overall, Munch has appeared on a record 11 different shows, including Law & Order, Law & Order: Trial By July, The X-Files, The Beat, Sesame Street, The Wire, Arrested Development and 30 Rock, along with Homicide: The Movie.
On Wednesday's episode, Capt. Cragen (Dann Florek) mentioned that Munch had put in his retirement papers. The SVU team will honor him next week (Wednesday, 9 p.m. ET/PT) with a roast.
Belzer's departure as a series regular does not mean Munch is permanently gone. The character gets another law enforcement assignment that could have him working with his former colleagues again down the line.


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Halloween Costume Contest Winner – EMMA & JOSHUA!
It was a close race - but Emma & Joshua are the winners of the MY 103.5 - Downtown Bozeman partnership Halloween Costume Contest! Thanks to all of the little dogs, superhero's, fairy's and more who entered, we are already looking forward to next year!


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The Navy football team will visit the White House on Friday, April 12, in a ceremony hosted by President Barack Obama. The team will be honored for capturing its eighth Commander-in-Chief's Trophy in the last 10 years. Time and location has yet to be determined.
Navy won the trophy by toppling the winner the last two years, Air Force, 28-21 in overtime, and then edging Army, 17-13. The Mids finished 8-5, going to their ninth bowl game in the last 10 years.
The Commander in Chief's trophy was established in 1972 and is awarded to the service academy with the best overall record against the other two. Every year since 1984, except 1993 when there was no outright winner, the President has personally presented the Trophy to members of the victorious team at the White House.


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Square Enix just released the gameplay and system trailer for SINoALICE showing off game graphics and features. The game offers real-time battles, cross story system, weapon story, and job story. It also looks like there is an auto-play button on the bottom so you can be lazy, lol. The combat system doesn't look anything new, it reminds me Logres or the latest Bravely mobile game where you have multiple weapons equipped. Players will be able to level up their weapons and unlock special stories similar to Drakengard. I'll test the game out once it becomes available and see if it's worth recommending to others.
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One pound away.
Thursday, September 08, 2011 6 comments
I am one pound away from losing 40lbs after my 4th baby. It has been a painful struggle but not in the ways you may think. These last few years have been such a struggle health wise. Learning about the boys' food allergies, finding out I ...
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Life Lessons
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 4 comments
Right now it's about life lessons. The kids grow too fast and I can never do everything I want to with them plus all the things that need to get done around the house. I have to see what I can do and do it, what I can't do and let it go and kn...
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3 weeks of Workouts
Thursday, June 09, 2011 3 comments
I haven't been on much lately. Trying to figure out how to balance life. I figured how to get in my workouts but not how to get on more often, so I will just update when I can. I was all upset I had to restart the C25K, but then I came to my...
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4 Weeks PP
Friday, February 25, 2011 6 comments
ok so today I weighed in at 167.3 I am down 17.7 lbs YAY I have gotten here with light exercise and sticking to my little daily goals -drink 10 glasses of water -eat 5-6 mini meals -walk for 10 min -get my morning and evening supple...
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3 Weeks PP
Friday, February 18, 2011 4 comments
ok so I lost 4lbs from last week so I am at 169.1 :) YAY. If I lose 5lbs this week I will be at the top of the 10-20lbs weight loss I was expecting after delivery.... if not I am in the range already and so happy! This is going much better t...
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2 Weeks PP
Friday, February 11, 2011 2 comments
2 weeks after having my baby and well this week went ok! I ate a lot of salty food and I ate big meals at night instead of little meals throughout the day, so..... I lost .4 lbs. That is annoying because I can still feel that I have swelling a...
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1 Week PP
Friday, February 04, 2011 4 comments
OK, I am 1 week Postpartum. I am so overjoyed my little boy is here with us. Colson is a wonderful baby. So easy and each day the issues he has had are getting better and better. I am so thankful to God that he is healthy and getting healthi...
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Colson Nicholas has arrived
Sunday, January 30, 2011 9 comments
At 4:06pm on Jan 28th Our son Colson Nicholas was born. He is 7lbs 12oz and 22 inches long. His birth did not go as planned in any way. I am just so glad that I had such wonderful nurses and supportive husband to make it through. His first ...
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40 weeks
Wednesday, January 26, 2011 5 comments
Well today is my due date. I am a bit shocked I made it to my due date, then again I am not. Jan has been a month just filled with stress, sadness and trying to come to terms with so much loss. I am trying to not be stressed and to be calm bu...
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38 weeks and goals
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 2 comments
Ok, so today I am 38 weeks. Things are getting more painful. Contractions are more painful but sporadic. I am 2 cm and 60% effaced. progress yes but not much with all the contracting. I hope with the other things that are going on will not...
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Finally Full term :)
Thursday, January 06, 2011 7 comments
I am 37 weeks as of yesterday. I went to my appointment. I am 1 cm and 50% effaced. So it looks like I will be between 38 and 39 weeks when I have him like I was thinking. I am one day closer :) can't wait for this baby to get here. My body...
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35 weeks, What a week :)
Wednesday, December 22, 2010 0 comments
What a wonderful week to be 35 weeks. Christmas is almost here. We are mainly ready so I am just so excited to enjoy this week... a little cooking and lots of family fun!! I have 2 appointments today. One for GD and the other an OB appt. ...
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For Town Made Famous by 'Erin Brockovich,' a Toxic Sequel?
The Christian Science Monitor, 01/10/11
Hinkley, Calif., battled pollution of its ground water by chromium 6 in the 1990s – a case that inspired 'Erin Brockovich.' Now the substance has escaped its containment barrier.
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Wells Run Dry in Paso Robles
The California Report, 10/30/13
As vineyard proliferate around Paso Robles, the water table has dropped sharply, causing some residential wells to go dry. Some are calling the plight of Paso Robles a good example of the environmental dangers posed by California's failure to regulate groundwater pumping.
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Aging Inmates
Marketplace, 07/23/03
California's prison system is the biggest and most expensive in the country. And it's getting more expensive as the incarcerated population ages.
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Relaxed Rules at Center of Debate Over Underground Fuel Leaks
California Report, 3/6/14
With efforts to clean up underground fuel leaks dragging on and costing the state millions apiece, regulators decided to leave some spills to nature. Critics say the new rules are dangerously lax.
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Dry Wells Leave Homes Without Water
The California Report, 08/26/10
Wells are going dry for scores of customers of a rural water district near Bakersfield. The agency blames two big water banks nearby.
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Groundwater Plan Raises Concerns Over Fragile Aquifer
The California Report, 9/10/12
With the demand for water in the rapidly expanding West expected to overwhelm supply in the next half century, a private water company wants to pump billions of gallons of water from the Mojave Desert.
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Seismic Safety on Shaky Ground
The Press-Enterprise, 3/31/08
Older buildings across Inland Southern California could crumble in a major earthquake, but money to fix them is scarce. Experts say unreinforced masonry buildings are most dangerous in seismically explosive San Beranardino.
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Mapping Nuclear Contamination at Santa Susana
The California Report, 5/20/10
Half a century after the nation's first nuclear meltdown, the EPA launches a study to track the contamination.
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Cleaning Up a Cold War Legacy
The California Report, 9/09/10
In 1959, a partial nuclear meltdown occurred at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory northwest of Los Angeles, but the accident remained largely unacknowledged for decades. Now, federal authorities have agreed to remove the contamination from the part of the property they control.
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Bankruptcy 'Not an Option' to help L.A.
Marketplace Morning Report, 4/26/10
Los Angeles' high pension costs are a big budgetary problem for the city, and bankruptcy may be on the horizon. But L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa insists that's not an option.
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The Buzz on the Border
The Press-Enterprise, 4/14/05
Drawn up for the first time on the Mexican frontier, the Minutemen try to define a movement.
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Paddling Down the Los Angeles River
The California Report, 8/13/12
For decades, LA's river has been a drainage ditch and backdrop for Hollywood chase scenes. People really didn't think of it as a river, let alone an ecosystem. Now environmentalists working to restore the river are leading kayak tours.
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Mom-and-Pop Imports
The Press-Enterprise, 4/14/05
The economic impact of suburban Murrieta's famous garage sales extends far beyond household finances and local fundraisers. In fact, they help to drive a global market.
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A Dramatic Pause Over a Dramatic Role
The Christian Science Monitor, 9/18/03
Hollywood watches, deadpan, as Arnold Schwarzenegger enters the race for governor of California.
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Simple Solutions Elude Cedar Glen
The Press-Enterprise, 6/6/08
Years after the Old Fire burned 993 homes in the San Bernardino Mountains, rebuilding efforts lag in a mountain community. As lead writer, I based the story in maps developed with the ArcGIS geospatial mapping program and government records.
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Jail Payoffs
NPR: All Things Considered, 6/3/97
The Los Angeles County Jail offers cash settlements after keeping inmates locked up too long.
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Hinkley Water Contamination, Part 1
The California Report, 12/03/10
A decade after the movie "Erin Brockovich" made Hinkley, Calif. synonymous with the concept of toxic contamination, a plume of chromium 6 in the groundwater is spreading.
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Hinkley Water Contamination, Part 2
The California Report, 12/10/10
State officials may dramatically tighten standards for exposure to the carcinogen chromium 6 in drinking water. But in Hinkley, the community whose name is synonymous with chromium 6 contamination, traces of the heavy metal continue to spread through the aquifer.
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Can Your Razor Blade Spy on You?
The Christian Science Monitor, 11/6/03
Civil libertarians are wary of Radio Frequency Identification, a technology originally designed to track merchandise.
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San Bernardino police sergeant's memo draws reactions
The Press-Enterprise, 5/14/07
A police supervisor has urged officers to downgrade reports on some alleged robberies involving drug transactions, calling the incidents "civil matters."
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Tortilla Sales
NPR: All Things Considered, 1/03/04
Recent statistics show tortilla sales are catching up with that American staple, white bread.
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Celebrity Sports Stories Hide Sales Pitches
Marketplace, 8/14/01
Pharmaceutical companies pay sports celebrities to promote their products in news interviews and public service campaigns.
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Health Cures with False Ingredients Turn the Desperate into the Defrauded
The California Report, 6/21/13
Seeking treatment for an illness, you trust that the medicine you buy at the store won't make you sick; you trust that the medical provider has your best interest at heart. Sometimes neither of those things is true.
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Radiation Levels Remain High Near Nuclear Meltdown Site
California Health Report, 03/11/12
A federal study at Santa Susana has found ground radiation levels nearly 1,000 times higher than agreed-upon standards for mandatory cleanup.
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Father and Son Bond as Shipmates
California Report, 10/26/12
Reporter Chris Richard and his son Sam volunteer together as deckhands on two tall ships owned by the Los Angeles Maritime Institute. Chris filed an audio postcard from aboard the Irving Johnson during a recent tall ship festival in Orange County.
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Controversial Tool Highlights Polluted, Disadvantaged Communities
California Health Report, 10/1/12
State officials are developing a map showing where poverty and pollution make people most vulnerable to environmental health risks. Business groups warn it will scare away employers.
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In Hinkley, Toxic Legacy Sets the Stage for a Ghost Town
California Report, 4/2/13
With poison spreading through its water and Pacific Gas & Electric buying and demolishing houses, the town made famous by the movie "Erin Brockovich" has seen its David and Goliath triumph crumble. Hinkley is dying.
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PGY1 and PGY2 Pharmacy Residency programs at Methodist Dallas Medical Center in Dallas, Texas
Methodist Dallas Medical Center offers ASHP-accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice and a PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency Programs. In partnership with the University of North Texas System College of Pharmacy, Methodist Dallas Medical Center also offers a PGY2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration Residency, currently in pre-candidate status with ASHP.
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The post graduate year one (PGY1) Pharmacy Residency program at Methodist Dallas, accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) is designed to equip pharmacy residents with the skills necessary to function as a clinical pharmacist responsible for medication-related care of patients with a wide range of conditions, eligible for board certification, and eligible for postgraduate year two pharmacy residency training.
PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Specialty Residency Program
The post graduate year two (PGY2) Pharmacy Residency program at Methodist Dallas, accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), is designed to develop clinical practitioners who can confidently meet the challenges related to the management of critically ill patient populations. Methodist Dallas Medical Center is a Level I Trauma Center, providing emergency services for south Dallas. Methodist Dallas houses a Neonatal ICU and three adult ICUs (surgery, cardiology, neurology).
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The post graduate year two (PGY2) program is designed to equip the resident with the skills necessary to function as the primary transitions of care pharmacist by managing all aspects of medication therapy in both inpatient and ambulatory care settings. The residency training areas include Methodist accountable care organization, medication therapy management (MTM) clinic, ambulatory care clinic, inpatient internal medicine, emergency medicine, transplant, infectious diseases, pharmacy leadership and administration, and teaching opportunities with UNTHSC school of pharmacy.
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LawTech Europe Congress Announces E-Discovery Expert Jason R. Baron as a Keynote Speaker at LTEC2014
Jason is an internationally recognized speaker and author on the preservation of electronic documents and will add substantial value to this conference on digital evidence, computer forensics, cyber security, and legal technology.
With data volume doubling every two years, information governance becomes more and more challenging. During his Keynote, Jason will discuss the application of predictive analytics in e-discovery to the information governance space, particularly how these sophisticated techniques work for U.S., European, and Asian based companies with a global presence. In addition, he will address whether an optimal information governance program based on the US experience can be successfully carried over in the EU given the EU's greater emphasis on privacy protections.
"We are very pleased to have Jason R. Baron as our Keynote Speaker for LTEC2014," said Frederick Gyebi-Ababio, Director of LawTech Europe Congress. "Recognized as an e-discovery trailblazer, Jason will no doubt inspire the expectant audience."
Of the conference Jason says, "I am honored to be invited to the LawTech Europe Congress, a venue that includes discussions at the forefront of the legal technology space. I am particularly keen on being part of LawTech's increasing focus this year on information governance, a topic that is only growing in importance to the legal profession."
About Jason R. Baron:
Mr. Baron serves as Of Counsel in the law firm of Drinker, Biddle & Reath, in Washington, D.C., and is the Co-Chair of the Information Governance Initiative, a newly formed vendor-neutral industry consortium and think tank. As an internationally recognized speaker and author, over the past decade Mr. Baron has given presentations on preservation and access issues involving electronic records in over 300 forums, including throughout the U.S. and Canada, as well as a keynote or invited speaker at conferences held in Australia, Belgium, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and The Czech Republic. Mr. Baron is also currently an Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Maryland, where he teaches e-discovery in the College of Information Studies.
In 2013, Mr. Baron was recognized as an e-discovery "trailblazer"
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LawTech Europe Congress' mission is to create a cutting edge forum that addresses four core areas; digital evidence, forensic investigations, cyber security, and legal technology. These disciplines are at the forefront of organizational thinking. LTEC's guiding philosophy is to embrace solutions to empower corporations, law firms, and government institutions to limit the potential exposure to legal, financial, and reputational risks and to increase overall competence around these topics. Delegates will be engaged throughout our events with advanced topic presentations, panel discussions, practical demonstrations, and an array of latest solutions from credible exhibitors. This event strategically focuses on best practices and how they fit into upholding a high level educational structure. LawTech Europe Congress has set out to provide relevant solutions and advice to all professionals interested in the future of digital evidence, forensic investigations, cyber security, and law office technologies.
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It's been a very long wait, but the release is finally here: Adobe has released Flash Player 10.1. Since Flash has come under increasing scrutiny, there's a lot at stake here for Adobe. This release is supposed to use far less resources while still being faster, more stable, and more secure. Update: No 64bit Flash player for now - on any platform. The Linux beta has been axed.
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Exponent Philanthropy is a membership association dedicated to serving foundations with few or no staff, philanthropic families, and individual donors. Our members operate leanly and practice philanthropy motivated by personal passion, community needs, and the strong desire for better outcomes. Exponent Philanthropy provides high-quality and cost-effective programs, resources, and connections that maximize our members' dollars and time for the benefit of a variety of diverse communities and causes.
Our organization is defined by our warm and welcoming culture, based on the following principals: relationships come first, one size does not fit all, learning is a life long journey, quality is essential, and inspiration from the collective impact of our members. Our staff are highly collegial, ethical, bright, and customer service oriented individuals with a commitment to quality work.
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The Marketing Coordinator will join the rest of the membership and marketing team in achieving our goals to grow our membership and engage our audiences through various marketing channels. The Marketing Coordinator will gain hands-on experience and have an opportunity to grow his or her marketing skills in developing comprehensive marketing campaigns, lead generation, project management, marketing automation, and production.
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Requirements include: a bachelor's degree with concentration in marketing or communications; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and, a minimum of three (3) years marketing/production experience. Association or philanthropy experience is a plus.
Additional requirements include: strong computer skills with a proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Design Suite, and basic knowledge of HTML coding and Web page formatting. Must be detail-oriented and demonstrate excellent organizational abilities, communications, production, project management, and interpersonal skills with multi-tasking ability. Must have the ability to work in a collaborative environment and maintain a high level of quality control. Effective customer service skills including the ability to interact positively with staff at all levels is must.
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Daily two-a-day football practices might soon be a thing of the past for Texas high schools, pending final University Interscholastic League approval.
The UIL Legislative Committee passed an amendment that will not allow two-a-day practices on successive days, the UIL announced Monday.
And schools that hold two-a-day practices within the four-day acclimatization period in football cannot include conditioning or contact activities in the second practice.
The amendment is pending approval by the Commissioner of Education.
If approved, the rule changes will go into effect Aug. 1, 2012.
From the UIL press release:
Upon recommendation by the UIL Medical Advisory Committee, the Legislative Council unanimously passed an amendment to alter the current UIL Preseason Practice Regulations, Activities Outside the School Year. If approved by the Commissioner of Education, the following rule changes will go into effect August 1, 2012:
— On days when more than one practice is conducted, the rest and recovery time between the end of one practice and the beginning of the next practice will be increased to two hours. Current rules only require one hour of rest and recovery time between practices.
— With the exception of volleyball, schools shall not schedule more than one practice on consecutive days in sports which begin practice prior to the school year, and student-athletes shall not participate in multiple practices on consecutive days.
— During the four-day acclimatization period in football, if more than one practice is conducted on the same day, the second practice shall be a teaching period or walkthrough practice only with no conditioning, contact activities or equipment permitted.


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Army, 20+ Years Service from 1966-1987, Air Defense Artillery, Operations Intelligence, Drill Instructor, 1Sgt Warhead Team(Germany) Senior Weapons Inspector US Air Defense School.
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Air Force, 8 Years Administration Specialist
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National Guard, 20+ Years Served 18 months of active duty in Iraq.
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Air Force, 20+ Years Retired after 22 years as an F4E/G Radar Tech. and First Sgt. Still work for the Air Force as the Director of Keesler AFB Outdoor Recreation Program
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Arrington Hospitalized Through Rest of Week
Former Redskins linebacker LaVar Arrington will remain at Prince George's Hospital Center at least through the remainder of this week as a precaution following his motorcycle accident Monday, according to his lawyer, Rosalyn Pugh. Arrington already has had one surgical procedure to repair his fractured forearm, Pugh said, and has deep lacerations that require care as well.
Concern over infection is the primary reason that Arrington remains in the hospital, she said.
"They want to monitor him and continue to see how he heals," Pugh said yesterday after visiting Arrington again. "They want to be very careful to prevent against infection, but he's really doing well."
Pugh said that Arrington's forearm is the source of considerable pain, although the former Pro Bowler is not complaining and is eager to get out in public. Arrington suffered no head injuries, she said, did not dislodge any teeth and "is smiling maybe more than ever," Pugh said.
He will soon do a radio interview to alleviate concerns fans may have about the severity of his injuries, Pugh said. Arrington is also urging fans to make a donation to his charitable fund -- the Keys to Life Foundation -- in lieu of flowers, and hopes to have a Web site up soon for interaction with fans.
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Audi RS5, Flexing it's Shoulders
Apr 29
The cold weather has pretty much all but disappeared, but Audi's just make those freezing days look almost enticing. We said almost.
Purple Audi RS5
Apr 8
The world runs on… Neon purple Audi RS5's?! So it's not as catchy. But it sure is something to look at.
Audi waiting to run
Mar 21
This Audi RS5 is fresh off the showroom floor and begging to go for a run!
Black is the new Black
Mar 18
We love it too! Believe it or not this Audi RS5 has been photo shopped.
Truth in Audi Beauty
Mar 15
We want to know what you think of the new I Am Audi design? Let us know on Twitter what you like… or don't.
Audi RS3 Snow Plow
Feb 22
It's finally Friday!! Anyone looking for a snow plow?! We've got one that's a beauty if you are and really think this is a fantastic way to spend a Saturday afternoon if it looks like this outside your windows! As for us, our Audi will most likely be doing some swimming, or nearly swimming this […]
The Audi S6, That is All
Feb 19
Good Morning!! Living in the Pacific North West we see many days like the one in this pic with this brilliant Audi S6. But one thing about living here is that regardless of what the forecast states, mostly rain, all you have to do is look outside and see it change right before your eyes. […]
Audi S8, Go Fast or Go Home
Feb 18
Well Hello Monday! We'd like to say we're happy to see you, but that would be a lie, and we don't much fancy liars. For a lucky few, today is an extension of your weekend, and if that is the case we are happy for you in a very quiet way, since it is not […]
Audi Twosome
Feb 1
Yeah it's Friday!!! The day of the week that needs little explanation or rationalization for itself – and it's Super Bowl Weekend. Yes, we said weekend, and why? Well, because, isn't two days of celebration and drinks better than one?! Of course it is!! So, while you guys check out the ass-ends of these Audi […]
Get School'ed – The University of Audi
Jan 31
Wow. This picture is amazing. Not only is the Audi bad-ass, but the writing on the wall is worth some attention as well. For some reason these few lines makes us want to take stock of the things in our life and make sure that we are actually living our life and not just making […]
Audi… Whats up Dog?
Jan 25
Hello Friday! Let us count the ways in which we are happy to finally see the arrival of this week's end. Much like this dog, we are waiting out the last few minutes before we can hop in our own Audi and roll right into this weekend. We'd ask if everyone else feels the same […]
Audi S4 + HRE Wheels
Jan 18
Happy Friday Everyone!! We've had some small victories this week and really have to comment on the power of good people and social media. It really is an amazing time in history to be a part of when we can connect with so many and start something rolling almost as soon as we concoct and […]
Audi RS4… Low!
Jan 17
Does anyone ever get tired of checking out lowered Audi's ?! I doubt it – but we apologize if you do. It's just that we couldn't resist the flat grey color of this bad boy, and of course are slightly partial to this type of lowered beauty. Plus, the angle is kind of cool. Anyone […]
Yellow Audi TT RS
Jan 16
We are in need of a bit of cheering up today so thought we'd post a cheery colored Audi TT RS for your viewing pleasure. Though we wish we could escape this city for a few days prior to the week ending, we know it just isn't in the cards. So if anyone has any […]
I Am Audi S5 – Parked.
Jan 14
Hello fellow Monday sufferers! We didn't do much driving this weekend, which is a shame considering this fun little beast of a car we have, but instead we took to the streets of Portland with our own mode of transportation and probably walked a good 20 miles in total. We feel pretty good about it, […]
Yellow Audi RS6 Avant Plus
Jan 10
The only thing better than sunshine these days, is the snow. And this sunny yellow Audi RS6 Avant is the best of both worlds, as it seems to be thriving in its natural habitat! We hear that we may have a short break from our usual rain for some snowy chances these next few days […]
Audi RS6 Avant Ready for Anything!
Jan 7
Well we hope you all had a great weekend! We didn't end up finding the snow or heading to the mountain but we did have our first quiet weekend in what seems like an eternity. Almost unbelievably it is Monday again and that means your Audi possibly looks like this, sitting back in it's respective […]
Audi RS4 Avant in the Bends
Jan 3
Another day in paradise here in Portland, OR! We honestly can't believe the run of sunshine we have had – makes us want to hit the road and take advantage of such a great stretch of lovely days! Anyone else feel the need to hit the road? Of course, we realize that for a few […]
Audi S8 Front and Center
Jan 2
Happy Hump Day! The first one of the New year, and you know what that means?? We all have to make the very best of it. It's a short week for some, the first day back at the office for most, and a very beautiful day here in the Pacific Northwest. Cold as it probably […]
Audi RS5 Cab. Enjoying the Day!
Jan 1
Happy New Year!!! We hope everyone had a great holiday and spent some time with family and friends. We are glad to welcome 2013 today and have a great feeling about this year! It's starting out with sunshine in Portland, OR so what could be a better start than that?! We won't bore you with […]
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I have a confession to make: there are so many amazing mac and cheese options here in Seattle and in the Pacific Northwest in general that I have a huge bucket list of places I need to visit and fill my pie-hole. Henry's Tavern, and their singular mac and cheese burger, have been on that list for a very, very long time. Since life (and wanting to stay roughly the same size as to continue to be able to fit into my clothes…) has a way of getting away from you at times, I haven't made much progress on the Seattle mac and cheese bucket list. But here and there, I do have an occasion to cross one off my list.
Enter Henry's Tavern. I was approached by the fine folks there who offered a gift card so that I could try their mac and cheese burger and write up a review of my thoughts. After clarifying that I am scrupulous about being honest in any reviews written, we were all on the same page. And looking back, of course they were in. They'd already tasted the delicious goodness that is their mac and cheeseburger! Done deal.
On a quiet weekend, we headed in to give Henry's Tavern a try. We chose a quiet weekend because as you may or may not know, Henry's Tavern is right near both Safeco and CenturyLink Fields. So, they are hugely popular with the sporting crowd because they have a huge back area equipped with the perfect accoutrements for watching the game: places to sit and gather around tons of big-screen TVs, food, 100 beers on tap, and the like. And that doesn't even count their big outdoor area!
Once I had a good look at the menu, I realized that I not only needed to try the mac and cheese burger but to get a better idea of the foundation of said burger (the mac and cheese…), I needed to order their mac and cheese straight up as well. Realizing that mac and cheese, both in pure form and on a luscious burger, isn't the lightest of foods, we went in hungry. Good thing we did!
When this beautiful monster was set down gently in front of us, I think we both may have swooned a little. Then came the mac and cheese itself, and we realized that we were WAY out of our league. This was going to make two meals, easy.
The details: The mac & cheese burger comes with mac & cheese, cheddar ale sauce, Applewood-smoked bacon, garlic mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion and dill pickles. I ordered it medium well and picked off the onions once the burger arrived (why? Because I don't, in general, like onions, especially when raw. I think they're flavor spotlight hogs, like peppers, but that's a conversation for another time).
I like things saucy, and this burger did not disappoint. The cheddar ale sauce took it beyond good. The mayo, a dab of ketchup, and of course the mac and cheese took it over the edge into amazingly-good territory. And it was one of the juiciest burgers I've had in a while, even cooked medium-well. The kitchen staff definitely knows what they're doing back there! I had planned to save some for breakfast the next day and well, that just didn't happen. They're lucky I left the plate behind.
And the mac and cheese itself? Luscious, large shells liberally doused in a creamy, cheesy sauce (cheddar and Parmesan) that had just a hint of garlic. Not enough to ward off vampires nor even annoy a first date, but enough to give it just that little extra oomph of flavor that takes a good mac and cheese and makes it great. Did I mention creamy? Definitely nice and saucy. And even better? It reheated beautifully the next morning for the most decadent breakfast ever. Hey, don't judge 'til you've been there.
I will be coming back to Henry's Tavern for their mac and cheese burger, and their mac and cheese (and their wedge salad, but that's for another day).
Honestly, the hearty goodness of the cheeseburger overshadowed the standout flavor of the mac and cheese itself; while substantial, you just couldn't discern the mac and cheese from the rest of the burger bite-to-bite. The burger was stellar, but it would have been so if the mac and cheese had been left off. And the mac and cheese itself is such a star, it would be a shame to judge it just by its presence on the cheeseburger.
So you, my friend, are left with the same dilemma I had when I first saw the Henry's menu: mac & cheese burger, mac and cheese, or both? In this case, always choose both as each in itself is a thing of foodie beauty to be savored.
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Ryan Seacrest, Joan Rivers Congratulate New Parents Giuliana and Bill Rancic
As Bill and Giuliana Rancic celebrate the arrival of their healthy baby boy, Edward Duke Rancic, their A-list pals are coming out in full force to offer their best wishes to the family.
"Congrats you two! See you in 18 years," Giuliana's E! News cohost, Ryan Seacrest, tweeted Thursday, less than 24 hours after baby Edward was born via gestational surrogate in Denver.
PHOTOS: The Rancics take Us Weekly's celeb parenting quiz
Seacrest's kind words weren't the only ones from Giuliana's E! family. "THRILLED for Giuliana Rancic and Bill Rancic on the birth of their baby boy! She is my extended family and I can't be more excited for them!" Fashion Police's Joan Rivers tweeted. Asked Kelly Osbourne: "When can I see Duke?"
Both present in the delivery room during their surrogate's four-hour labor, Bill, 41, and Giuliana, 37, are already over-the-moon about their new arrival. "Bill and I are blessed beyond words to welcome Edward into our lives," Giuliana said after officially becoming a first-time mom. "We are so in love with the little guy already!"
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Announcing that they were expecting in April, the couple of five years can't say enough about the woman who carried their son to term. "She's great. She's a very caring woman," Bill tells Us Weekly of their surrogate.
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As for his son, Bill credits the baby with saving his wife's life. "Technically this baby saved her life because had she not gone through IVF -- the doctor made it mandatory that she get a mammogram -- they would have never found what they found so we owe this little guy debt of gratitude and I'm sure he'll never let you forget it!"
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Posted on 11/29/2012 4:47:55 PM PST by Hojczyk
Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, says he burst into laughter Thursday when Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner outlined the administration proposal for averting the fiscal cliff. He wasnt trying to embarrass Geithner, McConnell says, only responding candidly to his one-sided plan, explicit on tax increases, vague on spending cuts.
Geithners visit to his office left McConnell discouraged about reaching a balanced deal on tax hikes and spending reductions designed to prevent a shock to the economy in January. Nothing good is happening in the negotiations, McConnell says, because of Obamas insistence on tax rate hikes for the wealthy but unwillingness to embrace serious spending cuts
Geithner suggested $1.6 trillion in tax increases, McConnell says, but showed minimal or no interest in spending cuts. When congressional leaders went to the White House three days after the election, Obama talked of possible curbs on the explosive growth of food stamps and Social Security disability payments. But since Geithner didnt mention them, those reductions appear to be off the table now, McConnell says.
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If it's so bad, then no federal income tax refunds this year. The money's already been taken. No one will miss it.
yeah sure I believe anything the GOP has to say. That is why he burst into laughter, the thought anyone actually believes he or any of them have the balls to fight.
Fold faster than Superman on laundry day.
That is the perfect response to darn near every liberal idea.
It's honest.
It's direct.
It's to-the-point.
All things liberals hate.
Yes...I have noticed exactly what u said. I know someone who is an able-bodied male on disability due to bipolar. He has friends over who r also on disability for various ailments but they could all work if they had to. It is disgusting but they all line up to vote for obummer. I now view them as the enemy.
The only way is to MAKE IT HAPPEN NOW. Pubbies need to just unanimously say "Present" on every vote and let the chips fall where they may. My ol Grand Dad always said "there is more than one way to skin a cat".
The Dems promised no spending cuts at all. NONE.
Hannity said today, that even if the government taxed the top 2% of income earners at 100%, it would only cover 8 DAYS of federal spending.
That's the sort of thing that congressional Republicans need to be shouting from the rooftops. They need to take these Commies' arguments apart so that Joe Average totally gets it.
I took a look around my local watering hole a while back and counted the ones I know for a fact are on SSDI.
out of 12 drinkers (and smokers)...there were 7 that we are paying for.
A couple of them I also know for a fact work pretty full time for cash.
Another 1 for sue, (maybe 2) that sells his 120 taxpayer provided Vicodin a month for $5/per to supplement his income.
All but a couple have never held a job where they paid taxes or recieved a w-2
There is a huge shadow economy that is bigger than anyone realizes
what sucks, is that the locals don't want them in the county jail because of their high medical costs for ailments that don't seem to bother them all that much .
The General....of destruction!
Walk away. Go over the cliff. Let's Do It. We survived 2008 and the meltdown. We will survive going over the cliff. It won't be fun. I will hate to lose a ton of money. But I'm willing. Come on GOP. Let's Roll.
The House of Representatives hold the purse strings.
No bill can become a law without approval by the House of Representatives.
Leverage enough, plain and simple.
This is not a oligarchy, the people voted, and it is what it is.
Shut it all down if necessary. No continuing resolutions, nothing until that happens. The oligarchy will not respect the will of the people represented by those that were elected to the most representative aspect of our government - the House of Representatives. Innocent people will suffer, but it is better to suffer a little now than unimaginably later.
If the House wilts, they are nothing more than a squeeky rubber stamp. Our form of government wasn't meant to be quick and nimble, it was meant to be representative and fair. Elections have consequences and whoever wins the presidency is no more special than any other branch of the government. Time for our House leadership to step up.
People need to start taking responsibility for their health. So much obesity and diabetes, and all they need to do is cut way back on their carbohydrate consumption and eat a lot more vegetables, seeds and nuts. Also eat modest amounts of fresh fruit and meat.
Yes. Get off their butts and exercise and quit eating so much. That would solve 50% or more of our health costs.
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Rosanna arquette was seen carousing around with a girlfriend in Beverly Hills last weekend. These two ladies seemed to be enjoying themselves as they were surrounded by papparazzi galore. Personally speaking, I would typically consider Rosanna to be an out of date movie "one hit wonder", but I have to concur with the latest press that she is looking pretty good these days. It's amazing what botox and a "little fixing" will do…… not to mention some new hightlights and wardrobe redo-
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By Daniel Brunty The Choctaw Plaindealer
As the regular season wrapped up for Choctaw County high school baseball teams, a few of those will continue in postseason play. A few teams participated in play-in rounds to determine their positions in the postseason this past week as well. The Weir Lions was one such team. The Lions started their week by hosting the Ethel Tigers in a non-division contest on Apr. 16. In the end, it was the Lions who would capture a 7-4 victory over the Tigers. The Lions then had their play-in round series against the Sacred Heart Crusaders of Hattiesburg, with the first game in Weir on Apr. 19. In the first game, both teams battled hard for the win, but it was the Lions squeezing out an 8-7 victory to take a one game lead in the series. The next game of the series took place in Hattiesburg on Apr. 20. In what was another close and hard fought game, the Lions would go on to take the series with a 7-6 win, advancing them into the second round of the playoffs in the process. Their opponents in the next round will be the Pelahatchie Chiefs. The first game of the series will take place at Pelahatchie on Apr. 26. The next game will take place at Weir on Apr. 27. If a third game is necessary, it will take place at Weir on Apr 28. The French Camp Panthers also participated in their play-in round series last week by hosting the Dexter Bulldogs on Apr. 20 The first game of the series took place in French Camp. The Panthers, who were looking to end their two-game losing skid, were successful as they easily handled the Bulldogs 14-2 to take a one game lead in the series. The second game would go similar for the Panthers, as they went on to sweep the series with a 10-0 win to advance to the second round of the playoffs. Their next opponent in the playoffs will be Natchez Cathedral. The series will begin on Apr. 26, with the second game taking place on Apr. 27. If a third game is necessary, it will take place on Apr. 28. The Ackerman Indians completed their regular season schedule, finishing in the third position in the Class 2A Region 5 standings, one position shy of a postseason berth. The Indians finished the season with a trip to play Pisgah in a division match-up. The Indians would go on t end the season on a positive note, defeating the Dragons 12-4. Ackerman finished the season with an 8-15 overall record and 4-4 in division play. Scores for this week's second round playoff games will be posted in next week's edition of the Choctaw Plaindealer.


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Falling in the post-World Cup, David Pocock era, this Six Nations has seen the focus, more than ever before, centre on the breakdown. The tackle area is undoubtedly one of the most important areas of the game, given the value that quick ball can have in attack.
So with the help of the good people at Accenture, we thought it prudent to look into the top performers at the breakdown in the opening two rounds of the Six Nations.
So much of the debate when it comes to the tackle area is focussed on the back-row, but using the stats further down in the article, it's fair to say that in the modern game, the breakdown is a collective effort. Certainly in the forwards, every player has to be effective there – it is not just the responsibility of one, or even three, players.
Thinking back to the World Cup, it was David Pocock that stole the headlines, but why was he able to be so effective? Yes, his limpet-like technique made him insufferably tough to remove from the ball, but so often he had that opportunity because the likes of Kane Douglas (one of the best players in that Wallaby team, in my eyes) had first made a positive intervention on the ruck area.
What do we mean when we talk about 'positive intervention', or being effective at the ruck? When compiling the data for the first two rounds of the Six Nations, the guys at Accenture used the following definitions – and it is worth noting how many ways a player can be 'effective' at the ruck, without actually turning the ball over himself.
Given the fascination around Eddie Jones' team at the moment, and all the clamour for a 'genuine' openside to be played, we asked for England's top 10 breakdown performers from the opening two rounds as per the definitions above, alongside the top three performers from every other nation to give context.
Here are the results – the number on the left is number of rucks hit, and the percentage on the right represents how many of those they were effective at.
It makes for fascinating viewing, whichever way you look at it. Justin Tipuric – often lambasted for not getting his hands dirty enough – has arguably been the best at the breakdown so far, ranking in the top three for both number of rucks hit and effectiveness. He is the only player to rank that highly for both.
Loosehead prop Jack McGrath leads the way for Ireland, which is hugely impressive when you consider that he also puts so much effort into scrummaging. Second row Devin Toner's work rate is also notable.
For England, Dan Cole's work-rate is high but his effectiveness is low – both James Haskell and George Kruis have been more effective overall.
Above all, though, the data proves that it is the work of the collective that allows scavengers like Pocock – or, closer to home, Hardie, Tipuric, Warburton etc. – to clamp on and actually turn ball over. Without other players doing the basics effectively at the ruck area, they would not have the chance to shine.
By Jamie Hosie
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