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Welcome to a new world of food! I'm Shef and this site showcases the diversity of ingredients worldwide, making them approachable, and using them in familiar recipes.
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The Dynamo almost pulled off the biggest series win in league history but ultimately fell to a relentless Pachuca attack. Houston's aggregate lead was erased within 15 minutes, but the series remained tied into the second half. Brian Mullan and Brian Ching both gave the Dynamo one-goal leads in the second half, but Pachuca responded each time. A hat trick from Christian Giménez, including two penalty kicks and an amazing long-range strike in extra time, proved decisive as Pachuca advanced to the Champions' Cup final and went on to win the continental title.
Houston Dynamo vs. Pachuca
April 05, 2007 -- Estadio Hidalgo, Pachuca MEX
CONCACAF Champions' Cup -- Semifinals, Game 2
Scoring Summary:
PAC -- Gabriel Caballero 1 (Christian Gimenez) 4
PAC -- Christian Gimenez 1 (penalty kick) 15
HOU -- Brian Mullan 1 (Dwayne De Rosario 2, Brian Ching 1) 53
PAC -- Christian Gimenez 2 (penalty kick) 58
HOU -- Brian Ching 2 (Stuart Holden 1) 79
PAC -- Gabriel Caballero 2 (Leobardo Lopez) 86
PAC -- Christian Gimenez 3 (unassisted) 106+
Houston Dynamo -- Zach Wells, Craig Waibel (Stuart Holden 56), Ryan Cochrane, Eddie Robinson, Wade Barrett, Brian Mullan, Kelly Gray, Dwayne De Rosario (Paul Dalglish 107), Brad Davis (Kevin Goldthwaite 76), Brian Ching, Alejandro Moreno.
Substitutes Not Used: Pat Onstad.
Pachuca -- Miguel Calero, Leobardo Lopez, Aquivaldo Mosquera, Jaime Correa, Marvin Cabrera (Paul Aguilar 78), Andres Chitiva (Marco Perez 115), Fausto Pinto, Gabriel Caballero, Christian Gimenez, Juan Carlos Cacho (Luis Angel Landin 74), Damian Alvarez.
Substitutes Not Used: Omar Arellano.
Misconduct Summary:
PAC -- Gabriel Caballero (caution) 50
PAC -- Juan Carlos Cacho (caution) 54
HOU -- Zach Wells (caution) 35
HOU -- Eddie Robinson (caution) 57
HOU -- Kelly Gray (caution) 90+
HOU -- Kevin Goldthwaite (caution) 101
HOU -- Paul Dalglish (caution) 108
Referee: Mauricio Navarro (CAN)
Referee's Assistants: Pedro Rebollar (MEX); Arturo Velazquez (MEX)
4th Official: Hugo Leon (MEX)
Attendance: 30,000
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On the 12 July 2001, ESA's next-generation telecommunications satellite, Artemis (Advanced Relay and Technology Satellite) will be launched on Ariane 5.
The ESA TV Service has produced a series of three pre-event Exchange Programmes with background footage on this satellite.
The first programme puts Artemis into the historic context of the development of satellite telecommunications since the launch of Sputnik in 1957, and into that of ESA's space application activities. Soundbites by Pietro Lo Galbo, Head of ESA's Telecommunications Department, outline the progress made in satellite communications and ESA's role in this segment dominated by commercial operators.
Artemis - the next generation of telecommunications
On 4th October 1957, the first satellite was launched into space. The Soviet Union, the leaders in space technology at that time, put the first man-made celestial body into a stable orbit. Sputnik 1 sent messages to Earth by short wave before burning up in the atmosphere after a number of orbits.
That was also the birth of satellite communication. The USSR's technological lead and the unexpected success of its mission came to be summed up in the term Sputnik shock. After that, the USA joined in the space race, but only really overtook the Soviet Union 11 years later with the first moon landing. Also the USA started with launching unmanned satellites into space, the first of which in 1958. But the first man in space was a Russian. Almost 40 years ago, Yuri Gagarin circled the planet and came safely home. The USA was a year behind.
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Blendover Episode Sixty Eight:
Andrew Sorcini of The Drill Down guests on Blendover as we dive into news that the Bubonic Plague is back, while The Satanic Temple wants to donate a companion piece to the 10 Commandments in Oklahoma. Later, we catch up on Doctor Who, including those Peter Jackson rumors. Also, Superman vs. Batman has found its Wonder Woman!
Topics Discussed:
- Bubonic Plague in Madagascar
- The Satanic Temple and Oklahoma
- Led Zeppelin on Spotify
- Dread Zeppelin
- Doctor Who
- Wonder Woman is in Superman vs. Batman
- The Amazing Spider-Man
- Pop 2013 Mashups
BlendoveR is a fun, hard-hitting podcast where rules are regularly thrown out the window in favor of honest, open commentating opinions. Presented by Greg Davies (cGt2099 from The-TrukstoP.com), and Terr Ciavarra (Media Nox from medianox.bandcamp.com), we stray on to any topic that presents itself or wanders off onto its own tangent.
Bubonic Plague in Madagascar
Madagascar village 'hit by bubonic plague'
The Satanic Temple and Oklahoma
Oklahoma's 10 Commandments To Get A Sister Memorial … From The Satanic Temple
Okla. leaders say Satanic monument unlikely
The Satanic Temple: Mission Statement
The Satanic Temple Offers Donation of Monument to Oklahoma State Capitol
Satanists seek spot on Oklahoma Statehouse steps
Led Zeppelin on Spotify
Spotify Adds Led Zeppelin, and Turns Focus to Mobile
Spotify's revised plan to dominate the crap out of rival music services
Dread Zeppelin
Dread Zeppelin – Official Site
Doctor Who
Doctor Who Christmas Special 2013 Trailer: The Time Of The Doctor
Doctor Who Showrunner Steven Moffat Says Matt Smith Is 13th Doctor
Peter Jackson Confirms "Serious" Talks To Direct Doctor Who Episode
Planet Has Been Discovered That Should Not Be There
Wonder Woman is in Superman vs. Batman
Gal Gadot Cast As Wonder Woman In Batman vs. Superman
The Amazing Spider-Man
Amazing Spider-Man 2 Banner Poster Shows Electro, Rhino, Green Goblin
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Trailer: Spidey's Greatest Battle Begins
Pop 2013 Mashups
Pop Danthology 2013 – Mashup of 68 songs!
The 20 most overplayed songs of 2013. Played back to back in one minute.
Music Featured:
- "Your Time Is Gonna Come" by Dread Zeppelin from the album Un-Led-Ed
- "Pop Danthology 2013" by Daniel Kim available on YouTube


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How to Roller Set Natural Hair
How to Achieve Big, Bountiful Curls on Natural Hair
Jada Pinkett Smith has a full head of curls that many natural-haired women envy. If you don't have a loose curl pattern or extra length like Jada, there are a few styling methods you can try to achieve hair that is large and in charge. Get tips for creating big bouncy ringlets on natural hair when you keep reading.
1. Blow-Dry: In order to achieve extra length, you can blow-dry hair before styling. You don't have to make it completely straight, but it is more important to stretch out your length. Once hair is completely dry, you can add ringlets with a curling iron. Remember to use a heat-protecting spray formulated for curly hair like Hair Rules Blow It All Out ($18).
2. Roller-Set: If you're more low-maintenance, you can roller-set your natural hair while wet. Apply a setting lotion like Jane Carter Solution Wrap & Roll ($9) to dripping wet strands that are fully detangled. Then, taking small sections, you can roll using perm rods, Curlformers, or flexi rods. To keep ends from frizzing, try using end papers. If you're in a hurry, you can set under a hood dryer or air-dry overnight.


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Fast & Fresh (no-cook) Tomato Sauce with Pasta
We are hitting the end of the summer produce season, and I am guessing that a few of you out there have already felt the first hints of fall with some crisp mornings, the sun setting a bit earlier and of course the changing of routines with the commencing of school and shifting away from the relaxed days of summer work.
I am in denial about this particular change of seasons and refuse to shift my culinary tastes quite yet.
The end of summer typically also means a surplus of a few items…the most famous of which are zucchini and of course, tomatoes!
This dish is the answer to an overabundance of tomatoes and a seeming under-abundance of time.
3-4 medium/large tomatoes (or equivalent of cherry tomatoes, roma's etc.)
2-3 garlic cloves, chopped
1 bunch of fresh basil
½ tsp. dried oregano
2-3 tbsp.'s of olive oil (more to taste)
salt and pepper to taste
1 package of fresh pasta (refrigerated – like Buitoni or similar brands)
parmesan cheese to garnish
- Chop tomatoes into roughly the same size chunks – I quartered the cherry tomatoes and used that as a size guide for cutting up the larger tomatoes. Put all the chopped tomatoes into a bowl and include all the tomato juice and liquid that leaked out during the chopping.
- Chop or mince the garlic – the smaller the pieces, the more pungent the garlic flavor will be.
- Julienne the basil leaves, leaving a few whole for the final garnish.
- Add the basil, garlic and the dried oregano to the tomatoes and liberally salt and pepper the mixture.
- Drizzle the olive oil over the mixture and stir gently to combine and let the flavors start to marry.
Resist the urge to eat this by the spoonful!
Cook the pasta according to the directions on the package. Once the pasta has drained, put it back into the pot and dump in the tomato mixture and mix the two together. This is a good time to add a bit more olive oil and salt. Remember to always season dishes as you are cooking, and taste it along the way.
Serve up the pasta into bowls and top with grated parmesan and a few leaves of basil. A slice or two of crusty bread is a nice accompaniment to help sop up all the garlicky tomato essence. This dish is best enjoyed al fresco even if you have to throw on a heavy sweater and long pants to keep warm! 🙂
Do you have dishes that act as a protest to seasonal change? A culinary equivalent of indian summer? What are your favorite recipes to utilize all of those late summer vegetables that seem to grow exponentially quicker as the days of summer ween?


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Step Up Your Sandwich Game - If you love to sink your teeth into a sandwich, there are options that are both guilt-free and creative. (No one wants a boring lunch.) Light bread is good, but try 100-calorie sandwich rolls -- Arnold/Brownberry/Oroweat Sandwich Thins come in rockin' varieties like Seedless Rye and Honey Wheat. Looking to go low-carb? Load your sandwich goodies into big leaves of lettuce or cabbage! When it comes to deli meat, we're in serious love with Boar's Head -- everything from Chipotle Chicken Breast to lower-sodium turkey breast. Single-serve tuna pouches by StarKist also rule. Just assemble your sandwich right before you eat it to avoid a soggy situation. Click here for more sandwich tips, and click here for our Brown Bag Makeover email! Assemble a Salad - The name of the game is ready-to-eat protein. In addition to the options called out above, allow us to introduce you to the Tyson Grilled & Ready line. Take your pick, from diced chicken to steak strips! Also good are canned beans and veggie burgers. Put your protein over greens (we heart chopped romaine), and add your favorite veggies (fresh, canned, or thawed from frozen). When it comes to guilt-free dressing, Newman's Own Sesame Ginger dressing is an HG fave. Then you can a) stock up on containers with dressing compartments, like this smart pick, b) follow this genius mini-bottle tip, or c) find a place in the office fridge to stash a bottle with your name on it! Grab-n-Go Market Finds - No time to assemble a meal in the morning? Click here for some great grocery-store lunch finds, from frozen to shelf-stable, followed by HG advice on common lunch dilemmas! Make-Ahead Recipes - Like to plan ahead? These two recipes were developed specifically for this purpose. And scoopable salads are perfect make-ahead midday options. Try this fruity chicken or this tangy tuna recipe -- plain, on light bread (toast the bread; pack separately), or over lettuce. Click here for even more make-ahead ideas for any time of day.
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Stratasys, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSYS), the leading manufacturer of 3D printers and 3D production systems, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement with HP for Stratasys to manufacture an HP-branded 3D printer. Used by product designers and architects, Stratasys 3D printers create three-dimensional plastic models directly from 3D digital designs.
Under the terms of the agreement, Stratasys will develop and manufacture for HP an exclusive line of 3D printers based on Stratasys' patented Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology. HP will begin a phased rollout of the 3D printers in the mechanical design (MCAD) market in selected countries later this year, with the right to extend distribution globally.
"We believe the time is right for 3D printing to become mainstream," said Stratasys Chairman and CEO Scott Crump. "We also believe that HP's unmatched sales and distribution capabilities and Stratasys FDM technology is the right combination to achieve broader 3D printer usage worldwide. HP has made a similar move in this market before, capturing a dominant position in large-format 2D printers. Together we hope to repeat this success with 3D printers."
"There are millions of 3D designers using 2D printers who are ready to bring their designs to life in 3D," said Santiago Morera, vice president and general manager of HP's Large Format Printing Business. "Stratasys FDM technology is the ideal platform for HP to enter the 3D MCAD printing market and begin to capitalize on this untapped opportunity."
HP's Graphic Solutions Business - part of the company's $24 billion Imaging and Printing Group - will execute the distribution agreement. HP is a leading provider of Designjet and Scitex large-format printing solutions, Indigo digital solutions for commercial and industrial printing, inkjet high-speed production solutions and specialty printing systems.
Stratasys will hold a web cast and conference call on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. (ET) to discuss the details surrounding this agreement. The conference call will be available via live web cast on the Stratasys Web site at www.stratasys.com under the "Investors" tab or by clicking http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?p=irol-eventDetails&c=61402&eventID=2667385.
To participate by telephone, the domestic dial-in number is 866-356-3377, and the international dial-in is 617-597-5392. The access code is 20329688. Investors are advised to dial into the call at least ten minutes prior to the start of the call to register. Please note that the web cast will provide you information via a slide presentation, but to participate in the Q&A session, you will be required to call in by telephone.
The web cast will be available for 90 days on the "Investors" page of the Stratasys website.
Industry Background
Designers and architects that design with CAD (Computer Aided Design) use 3D printers as peripheral devices to "print" or create a tangible 3D model from plastic or other material. The model is created directly from the CAD digital design. The models are used by designers, engineers and architects to verify the form, fit, and functional characteristics of their designs prior to committing those designs to production or construction.
The technology to produce 3D models directly from a digital design has been commercial for over 20 years, but recent advances in 3D printers have dramatically reduced their cost, and improved ease-of-use and reliability. Stratasys introduced its first Dimension 3D printer in 2002, priced under $30,000. Early last year, Stratasys broke the $15,000 barrier with its office-friendly uPrint 3D printer, which fits on a desktop.
Stratasys is the sales leader in 3D printing. Its printers are based on patented Stratasys FDM technology. FDM is the only technology to use high-performance industrial thermoplastics to make prototypes. Click on FDM Process for a video demonstration of the FDM process.
Stratasys, Inc., Minneapolis, manufactures additive fabrication machines for prototyping and manufacturing plastic parts under the brands Fortus 3D Production Systems and Dimension 3D Printers. The company also operates RedEye On Demand, an online service for part prototyping and production. According to Wohlers Report 2009, Stratasys supplied 43 percent of all additive fabrication systems installed worldwide in 2008, making it the unit market leader for the seventh consecutive year. Stratasys patented and owns the process known as FDM.(R) The process creates functional prototypes and manufactured goods directly from any 3D CAD program, using high-performance industrial thermoplastics. The company holds more than 250 granted or pending additive fabrication patents globally. Stratasys products are used in the aerospace, defense, automotive, medical, business & industrial equipment, education, architecture, and consumer-product industries. Online at: www.Stratasys.com
Stratasys, Dimension, uPrint, and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) are registered trademarks of Stratasys, Inc. Other trademarks are property of their respective owners.
Forward Looking Statements
All statements herein that are not historical facts or that include such words as "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "estimates," "vision," "planning", "believes" or similar words constitute forward-looking statements covered by the safe harbor protection of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.Except for the historical information herein, the matters discussed in this news release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties.These include statements regarding projected revenue and income in future quarters; the size of the 3D printing market; our objectives for the marketing and sale of our Dimension(R) 3D Printers and our FortusTM 3D Production Systems, particularly for use in direct digital manufacturing (DDM); the demand for our proprietary consumables; the expansion of our paid parts service; and our beliefs with respect to the growth in the demand for our products.Other risks and uncertainties that may affect our business include our ability to penetrate the 3D printing market; our ability to achieve the growth rates experienced in preceding quarters; our ability to introduce, produce and market new materials, such as ABSplus and ABS-M30, and the market acceptance of these and other materials; the impact of competitive products and pricing; our timely development of new products and materials and market acceptance of those products and materials; the success of our recent R&D initiative to expand the DDM capabilities of our core FDM technology; and the success of our RedEyeOnDemandTMand other paid parts services.Actual results may differ from those expressed or implied in our forward-looking statements. These statements represent beliefs and expectations only as of the date they were made. We may elect to update forward-looking statements, but we expressly disclaim any obligation to do so, even if our beliefs and expectations change. In addition to the statements described above, such forward-looking statements are subject to the risks and uncertainties described more fully in our reports filed or to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including our annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.
This release is also available on the Stratasys Web site at www.Stratasys.com.
SOURCE: Stratasys, Inc.
Shane Glenn
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How can i get an ar 15 adapter?
How can i get an ar 15 adapter?
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
Ted Nugent - speaking at the NRA convention April 17, 2005
Very sorry. renegadebuck can you send me your info so i can purchase one?
Mine will fit your rifle perfectly. You may however, have taken too much out of your front for the mags to fit tightly as his adapter requires more removal than mine. Mine should still work, but you might have to shim a bit to keep the mag from twisting and causing misfeeds. This usually is not a problem, but I have run across it before. If we can't work through it, I'll refund your money on my adapter return. No sense you being out the cost of 2 that you can't make work. PM sent.
Just gotta bump this with a + because i snagged an MSA adapter too, total waste of money.
His adapter works perfect. Love having 6 AR mags that cost the same as 1 surefire .223 saiga mag... lol
Sent of in the mail the other day. You should recieve it soon if you already havent. Thanks. Im very excited!!!


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In some purely functional programming languages, a function is not described as being called or invoked, but rather it's applied. In JavaScript, we have the same thing we can apply a function using the method
Function.prototype.apply(), because functions in JavaScript are actually objects and they have methods.
Here's an example of a function application:
// define a function var sayHi = function (who) { return "Hello" + (who ? ", " + who : "") + "!"; }; // invoke a function sayHi(); // "Hello" sayHi('world'); // "Hello, world!" // apply a function sayHi.apply(null, ["hello"]); // "Hello, hello!"
As you can see in the example, both invoking a function and applying it have the same result.
apply() takes two parameters: The first one is an object to bind to
this inside of the function; the second is an array of arguments, which then becomes the array-like
arguments object available inside the function. If the first parameter is
null, then
this points to the global object, which is exactly what happens when you call a function that is not a method of a specific object.
When a function is a method of an object, there's no
null reference passed around (as in the previous example). Here the object becomes the first argument to
var alien = { sayHi: function (who) { return "Hello" + (who ? ", " + who : "") + "!"; } }; alien.sayHi('world'); // "Hello, world!" sayHi.apply(alien, ["humans"]); // "Hello, humans!"
In the preceding snippet, this inside of
sayHi() points to
alien. In the previous example,
this points to the global object.
As the two examples demonstrate, it turns out that what we think of calling a function is not much more than syntactic sugar, equivalent to a function application.
Note that in addition to
apply(), there's a
call() method of the
Function.prototype object, but it's still just syntax sugar on top of
apply(). Sometimes it's better to use the sugar: When you have a function that takes only one parameter, you can save the work of creating arrays with just one element:
// the second is more efficient, saves an array sayHi.apply(alien, ["humans"]); // "Hello, humans!" sayHi.call(alien, "humans"); // "Hello, humans!"
Partial Application
Now that we know that calling a function is actually applying a set of arguments to a function, is it possible to pass just a few of the arguments, not all of them? This is actually similar to how you would normally do it, if you were dealing with a math function manually.
Say you have a function
add() that adds two numbers together:
x and
y. The following snippet shows how you can approach a solution given that
x is 5 and
y is 4:
// for illustration purposes // not valid JavaScript // we have this function function add(x, y) { return x + y; } // and we know the arguments add(5, 4); // step 1 -- substitute one argument function add(5, y) { return 5 + y; } // step 2 -- substitute the other argument function add(5, 4) { return 5 + 4; }
In this snippet, the steps 1 and 2 are not valid JavaScript, but this is how you would solve that problem by hand. You take the value of the first argument and substitute the unknown
x with the known value 5 throughout the function. Then repeat with the same until you run out of arguments.
Step 1 in this example could be called "partial" application: We only applied the first argument. When you perform a partial application, you don't get a result (a solution), but you get another function instead.
The next snippet demonstrates the use of an imaginary
partialApply() method:
var add = function (x, y) { return x + y; }; // full application add.apply(null, [5, 4]); // 9 // partial application var newadd = add.partialApply(null, [5]); // applying an argument to the new function newadd.apply(null, [4]); // 9
As you can see, the partial application gives us another function, which can then be called with the other arguments. This would actually be equivalent to something like
add(5)(4), because
add(5) returns a function that can then be called with
(4). Again, the familiar
add(5, 4) may be thought of as not much more than syntactic sugar instead of using
Now, back to Earth: There's no
partialApply() method and functions in JavaScript don't behave like this by default. But you can make them, because JavaScript is dynamic enough to allow this.
The process of making a function understand and handle partial application is called currying.


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The Sandwich and the Setting Are Special at Wilensky's in Montreal
On an unassuming corner in the Mile End district of Montreal sits an institution called Wilensky's Light Lunch. Famed for a sandwich called the Wilensky Special (more on that in just a minute), Wilensky's has a history worth revisiting.
Moe Wilensky opened the shop in 1932, then moved it twenty years later to its current location in a Jewish neighborhood, just a block from the infamous Fairmount Bagel. The shop has been in the spotlight before, appearing in Mordecai Richler's novel The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz and later serving as the location of some scenes in the movie version starring Richard Dreyfuss.
This corner store sold cigars, books, dry goods, hot dogs, and haircuts, with the luncheonette counter becoming especially popular after the purchase of some special grills. From the "they don't make them like they used to" department, I'm told those same grills are still in use today, some 80 years later, and reliable as ever.
There are a few items available for lunch (like a spicy Jewish sausage called karnatzel), but virtually everyone gets the Wilensky Special. It's a sandwich of all-beef salami and all-beef bologna on a Kaiser-like roll that's pressed flat on a grill similar to a Cuban plancha, giving the bread a crunchy texture. You can get the Special with or without cheese (choice of Swiss or Kraft), rounding out your meal with pickles and perhaps a fountain drink that's still mixed by hand, the old-fashioned way. Cherry cola is the most popular choice, but there's also chocolate, lemon-lime, and pineapple—or any combination of the four.
Wilensky's does have rules, with signs explaining them. First, there's no option of omitting mustard. It's just the way it's always been done. Second, you can't have your sandwich cut. Finally, pay when you're served (which happens in lightning speed), and don't tip. Don't worry, though, should you forget: if you do leave money on the counter, it's donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The sandwich itself isn't a revelaton (the texture is my favorite part), but $3.90 for the Special (or $4.34 with cheese) is a small price to pay for a chance to experience living history. The shop is like a museum, with its old grills, cash register, refrigerator, and more to be found under the pressed tin ceiling. A sign depicts a timeline of the sandwich prices since the 1932 opening. And when you sit on one of the nine stools at the counter, you get a chance to talk with Wilensky family members who are simply going about their business. You might even find Moe's widow Ruth, now 93 years old, standing behind the counter, ready to serve you a sandwich and share a tidbit of history.
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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake's season came to a painful close at Rio Tinto Stadium on Thursday night, when the Claret-and-Cobalt fell victim to a late goal to lose 0-1 on aggregate to Seattle Sounders FC in the two-legged Western Conference Semifinal series.
Seattle MF Mario Martinez scored the series' lone goal in the 81st minute on Thursday night. The Honduran international scored an absolute cracker, smashing FW Fredy Montero's chip on one bounce from the top left corner of the box inside the far post.
The game got off to a blistering start, with both sides getting up and down the field and testing the opposing defenses. Real Salt Lake controlled the early minutes, registering the first chance of the match in the 10th minute. FW Alvaro Saborio started the play, slipping MF Ned Grabavoy through on the left side of the box. Grabavoy ran onto the ball and fired a first time shot from a tight angle that Sounders GK Michael Gspurning held.
Seattle had its first look at goal in the 17th minute. Montero played a ball from the top of the box to MF Christian Tiffert on the right side, allowing the German DP to fire a shot that rolled a few yards wide of the far post.
RSL had the best chance of the half in the 19th minute. DF Kenny Mansally – who was only in the starting lineup because regular DF Chris Wingert injured his right quad during warm-ups – whipped a great cross in from the left wing, sneaking the ball past a Seattle defender and onto the foot of FW Paulo Jr. at the near post. Unfortunately for RSL, the unmarked Paulo couldn't keep his shot on frame, hitting his first time right-footer wide of the near post.
Seattle had a scare in the 25th minute, when Tiffert had to be tended to after opening up a big cut on the side of his head following a 50-50 challenge with RSL DF Jamison Olave. Thankfully, Sounders trainers were able to close the laceration and get Tiffert back on the field a few minutes after the injury.
RSL GK Nick Rimando – so huge in the first leg – came up big for the Claret-and-Cobalt in the 31st minute. Martinez curled a 30-yard free kick toward the top right corner, but Rimando was able to get a hand on it, deflecting the dangerous drive over the bar.
Real Salt Lake had a decent dead ball chance of its own in the 40th minute. MF Javier Morales had the opportunity, curling a 25-yarder over the wall, into the wind and the hands of Gspurning.
RSL had another look before the close of the half. Some nice combination play in Seattle's third allowed Saborio to lay a ball off to MF Will Johnson, whose 23-yard left footer got caught in the stiff breeze before Gspurning saved.
Rimando absolutely robbed Seattle at the start of the second half. A failed RSL clearance allowed Sounders MF Brad Evans to run free onto a ball at the top of the arc in the 46th minute and he nearly took advantage, ripping a low first time shot to the right post only for Rimando to paw it away with an incredible reaction stop.
Neither side had another chance until the 62nd minute, when RSL nearly went ahead on two separate occasions. The first chance came on a dead ball. Morales lofted a free kick in from the right wing and no one from either team got onto it, allowing the ball to bounce in the six yard box and forcing Gspurning into an awkward – and relatively difficult – save.
The second chance was more conventional. RSL DF Nat Borchers got on the end of MF Kyle Beckerman's lofted cross at the left post, but couldn't quite muster enough power on his header to beat Gspurning, nodding the chance into the Austrian GK's hands.
The match kept its wild pace, with Seattle getting a good look at goal in the 64th minute. Evans got on the end of a cross at the left post, nodding the ball to Montero just inside the penalty spot. Montero nearly headed the chance home, flicking his header just wide of the far post.
RSL DF Tony Beltran knocked heads with Evans on the play, opening a cut on his forehead. RSL trainers were able to stop the bleeding and get Beltran back onto the field in relatively short order.
Real Salt Lake substitute FW Fabian Espindola – who didn't start the game due to a hamstring injury – had a good chance in the 68th minute. The Argentine forward ran onto a Saborio flicked header at the top of the box, but Gspurning met him there, stopping Espindola's attempt to head the ball on goal in a bang-bang play.
RSL kept attacking after Espindola's chance, nearly carving out a goal in the 78th. Morales put Saborio in on goal with a fantastic through ball from midfield to the top of the box, but the Costa Rican striker couldn't quite control the pass, eventually losing possession to a Sounders DF.
Martinez put Seattle ahead three minutes later. RSL responded to his strike with a multitude of offensive pressure and a pair of attacking substitutions but – although the team came close on several occasions – couldn't quite find the all-important equalizer.
Though the season ended sooner than the team would've liked, Real Salt Lake still had a banner 2012, setting the club records for points (57), wins (17) and goals (46) during the regular season.
Real Salt Lake players will be available to the media next week.
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Real Salt Lake Match Notes – RSL 0:1 SEA
- RSL set the club record for points (57), wins (17) and goals (46) during the 2012 regular season, breaking the marks set by the 2010 squad in its 30-game campaign.
- Though not a sell-out, Thursday's near-capacity crowd of 19,657 was another great showing by RSL fans at Rio Tinto Stadium. Those fans packed Rio Tinto to the rafters on a club record 12 occasions in 2012, including six straight times prior to Thursday's match.
- RSL DF Chris Wingert was a late scratch from the starting lineup on Thursday due to a right quad injury suffered during warm-ups. He was replaced in the starting XI by DF Kenny Mansally.
- Real Salt Lake finished the season without a goal in its last five games across all competitions. The Claret-and-Cobalt had played four consecutive scoreless draws before Thursday's match.
- Martinez's goal was the first goal RSL had conceded in its last five matches across all competitions. The Utah side last gave up a goal on Oct. 6. Martinez's strike broke RSL's 514 minute streak without giving up a goal.
Goals by Period 1 2 F
Real Salt Lake 0 0 0
Seattle Sounders FC 0 1 1
Scoring Summary: SEA – Mario Martinez (Montero, Evans) – 81'
Misconduct Summary: SEA – Osvaldo Alonso (Foul) – 51'
Real Salt Lake (4-1-2-1-2) – Nick Rimando; Tony Beltran (Luis Gil, 85'), Jamison Olave, Nat Borchers, Kenny Mansally (Jonny Steele, 86'); Kyle Beckerman (c); Ned Grabavoy, Will Johnson; Javier Morales; Paulo Jr. (Fabian Espindola, 58'), Alvaro Saborio
Substitutes Not Used: Kyle Reynish (GK), Sebastian Velasquez, Yordany Alvarez, Kwame Watson-Siriboe
Seattle Sounders FC (4-4-2) – Michael Gspurning; Adam Johansson, Jeff Parke, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Marc Burch; Mario Martinez (Zach Scott, 87'), Osvaldo Alonso, Christian Tiffert (Andy Rose, 73'), Brad Evans; Fredy Montero (David Estrada, 89'), Eddie Johnson
Substitutes Not Used: Marcus Hahnemann (GK), Alex Caskey, Sammy Ochoa, Steve Zakuani
Referee: Chris Penso
Referee's Assistants: Frank Anderson, Kermit Quisenberry
4th Official: Drew Fischer
Attendance: 19,657
Weather: Cloudy and 64 degrees
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Beginning in 1968 under President Lyndon B. Johnson, Hispanic Heritage Month originated as Hispanic Heritage Week. September 15th was chosen as the inaugural date as a way to commemorate five countries' day of independence: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. It later grew into a month-long celebration in 1988 when President Ronald Reagan, signed it into law on August 17, 1988. The Latin American observance of Columbus Day, called Dia de la Raza ("day of the race"), occurs on October 12, within the celebration period.
Given the wealth and variety of cultures participating, there is much to embrace during this festive time. Latino art is exhibited, films are screened, music is performed, crafts are featured, regional food is indulged, and key figures from history are memorialized for their pivotal roles in the American narrative, including:
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- Roberto Clemente, baseball player inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973
- Bill Richardson, Governor and former congressman, Cabinet member, Ambassador and U.S. Presidential candidate
- Sonia Sotomayor, first female Supreme Court Associate Justice
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With so much culture worth celebrating and historical role models to admire and emulate, Hispanic Heritage Month offers the opportunity for Hispanic Americans to take pride in their past as they continue to help sculpt the present and dream of even brighter futures.
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Subject: Fwd: Father/Daughter talk
A young woman was about to finish her first year of college. Like so many
others her age, she considered herself to be a very liberal Democrat, and
among other liberal ideals, was very much in favor of higher taxes to
support more government programs, in other words redistribution of wealth.
She was deeply ashamed that her father was a rather staunch Republican, a
feeling she openly expressed. Based on the lectures that she had
participated in, and the occasional chat with a professor, she felt that her
father had for years harbored an evil, selfish desire to keep what he
thought should be his.
One day she was challenging her father on his opposition to higher taxes on
the rich and the need for more government programs. The self-professed
objectivity proclaimed by her professors had to be the truth and she
indicated so to her father. He responded by asking how she was doing in
school. Taken aback, she answered rather haughtily that she had a 4.0 GPA,
and let him know that it was tough to maintain, insisting that she was
taking a very difficult course load and was constantly studying, which left
her no time to go out and party like other people she knew. She didn't even
have time for a boyfriend, and didn't really have many college friends
because she spent all her time studying.
Her father listened and then asked, 'How is your friend Audrey doing?' She
replied, 'Audrey is barely getting by. All she takes are easy classes , she
never studies, and she barely has a 2.0 GPA. She is so popular on campus;
college for her is a blast. She's always invited to all the parties and
lots of times she doesn't even show up for classes because she's too hung
over.' Her wise father asked his daughter, 'Why don't you go to the
Dean's office and ask him to deduct 1.0 off your GPA and give it to your
friend who only has a 2.0. That way you will both have a 3.0 GPA and
certainly that would be a fair and equal distribution of GPA.'
The daughter, visibly shocked by her father's suggestion, angrily fired
back, 'That's a crazy idea, and how would that be fair! I've worked really
hard for my grades! I've invested a lot of time, and a lot of hard work!
Audrey has done next to nothing toward her degree. She played while I worked
my tail off!
The father slowly smiled, winked and said gently, 'Welcome to the Republican
If anyone has a better explanation of the difference between Republican and
Democrat I'm all ears.
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6 comments:
- Anonymous said...
This analogy is accurate! Money and grade points are perfectly interchangeable. For instance, your GPA can be directly exchanged for goods and services, and having an insufficient one can doom you to illness, homelessness, and starvation. Also, the amount of money you make is generally proportionate to how hard you work. This is self-evident.
Also, it's easier for people with more GPA to get even more GPA because it can be invested to make more. And different students enter school with different GPAs, depending on their parents.
Schools should stop funding guidance counselors and tutors. That just encourages students to be lazy. The excellent students can use their GPA to purchase assistance, while the shiftless inferior students might be able to get some charity, if anyone's willing to give it to them.
- 26 October, 2008 13:01
- Matto the Hun said...
Yeah, That father's advice was horrible.
You never GIVE your GPA to somebody. You sell it off for whores who need high GPAs and/or cigarettes.
- 27 October, 2008 09:41
- Anonymous said...
That's right, Matto. Its called "let me copy your accounting homework. Here's a pack of smokes..."
- 27 October, 2008 14:00
- Potato Head said...
So true, as a brief glance at the respective scholastic records of Harvard Law School grad Obama and AF Academy fuckup McCain demonstrate.
- 27 October, 2008 20:22
- Unknown said...
Lisa Kansas over at PunkAss came up with a revised, more accurate version of this email. http://punkassblog.com/2008/10/28/waving-hand-wildly-in-the-air-me-me-i-have-one/
- 29 October, 2008 13:36
- Anonymous said...
Interesting how righties who have never stepped foot near a college campus are so sure what those evil professors are up to with their liberal brain washing and such.
- 31 October, 2008 09:52


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New products introduced over the last week include six new funds from Putnam Investments, new retirement share classes for seven of Neuberger Berman's funds, and an Islamic index series from Russell.
In addition, AdvisorShares launched a new ETF; Shelton Capital launched the Shelton Green Alpha Fund; and TD Ameritrade began offering mini-options to advisors.
Here are the latest developments of interest to advisors:
1) Putnam Investments Launches 6 Products
Putnam Investments is launching six new products designed to address several marketplace challenges, including volatility, the need for new sources of income and adjusting to a changing tax environment.
The new products are the Putnam Low Volatility Equity Fund (PLVEX), which seeks returns comparable to the U.S. equity market with lower volatility; the Putnam Strategic Volatility Equity Fund (PSVEX), which pursues better returns than stocks, but with volatility comparable to that of the market; the Putnam Global Dividend Fund (PGDEX), which seeks income and growth through a diversified portfolio of dividend-paying and value stocks from markets worldwide; the Putnam Emerging Markets Income Fund (PEMWX), which pursues high current income and capital appreciation through diverse return opportunities across the emerging market debt landscape; the Putnam Short-Term Municipal Income Fund (PSMEX), a national portfolio of short-term bonds seeking tax-free income with lower interest-rate sensitivity; and the Putnam Intermediate-Term Municipal Income Fund (PIMEX), a portfolio of intermediate-term municipal bonds seeking high current income exempt from federal income tax.
2) Neuberger Berman Introduces New Retirement Share Class for 7 Mutual Funds
Neuberger Berman Group has introduced retirement share classes (R6 shares) for seven of its mutual funds. The new shares offer a lower-cost option to retirement plan advisors and their plan sponsor clients and will initially be available for the following funds: NB Emerging Markets Equity (NEMRX); NB Genesis Fund (NRGSX); NB High Income Bond Fund (NHIRX); NB Mid Cap Growth Fund (NRMGX); NB Real Estate Fund (NRREX); NB Socially Responsive Fund (NRSRX); and NB Strategic Income Fund (NSTLX).
The new shares will be offered at net asset value (NAV) without front-end sales charges, contingent deferred sales charges (CDSC), or 12b-1 fees and became available for purchase on March 15. 3) Russell Introduces Russell-IdealRatings Islamic Index Series
Russell Indexes and IdealRatings introduced the Russell-IdealRatings Islamic Index Series, a newly enhanced index series for Shariah-compliant investors. These new indexes benefit Shariah multiasset investors by combining the Russell Global Indexes with the Shariah oversight of IdealRatings. IdealRatings applies its experience in Shariah-compliant investing to the Russell-IdealRatings Islamic Index to ensure the exclusion of noncompliant businesses according to Shariah law. IdealRatings' oversight includes specific sector- and financial-based filters. It also includes monitoring and approval by a board of Islamic scholars.
The new Islamic Index Series is based on the Russell family of global indexes; it is fully modular and covers approximately 3,100 securities in 48 countries. The broadest market segments offered for the indexes include global, developed, Middle East and North Africa, developed ex-U.S., emerging markets, Europe, Asia-Pacific ex-Japan, Asia Pacific and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
4) AdvisorShares Launches Newfleet Multi-Sector Income ETF
AdvisorShares announced that the Newfleet Multi-Sector Income ETF (MINC) opened for trading on March 20. MINC is subadvised by Newfleet Asset Management, an affiliated manager of Virtus Investment Partners, Inc.
MINC's investment objective seeks to provide current income consistent with preservation of capital, while limiting fluctuations in NAV due to changes in interest rates. Newfleet's portfolio management team utilizes a three-step process that focuses on sector analysis and allocation, security selection and portfolio construction. Utilizing an opportunistic approach to active management by overweighting and underweighting 14 different bond sectors, the portfolio manager aims to build a diversified and tactical portfolio that seeks to fulfill its investment objective. 5) Shelton Capital Introduces the Green Alpha Fund
Shelton Capital Management has introduced the Shelton Green Alpha Fund (NEXTX) in response to the growing conviction that investing in companies responding to the challenges presented by a warming, increasingly populous, carbon-and-resource-constrained world makes sense.
The fund is subadvised by Boulder, Colo.-based Green Alpha Advisors, founded in 2007 by Garvin Jabusch and Jeremy Deems. Green Alpha seeks to identify and invest in publicly traded companies leading the way to the Next Economy; a company, for example, that has identified one or more of the daunting environmental problems facing civilization and has put their business in the path of addressing that problem. The fund will be available directly through Shelton Capital Management and at most major brokerage firms such as TD Ameritrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab.
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TD Ameritrade Institutional is offering independent RIAs the ability to trade mini-options—standardized put and call options with delivery terms of 10 shares instead of the standard 100—on certain higher-priced securities, such as Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). More than half of advisors who custody assets at TD Ameritrade Institutional hold a position in one of the five securities that will offer mini-options.
Exchanges launched the trading of mini-options on March 18. TD Ameritrade Institutional will host a free mini-options webcast for independent RIAs on April 4. For more information or to attend the webcast, please call 866-547-8431.
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Monster: Man Kills 12-Year-Old Brother Because He 'Just Felt Like Killing', Then Kills Cellmate (PICTURED)
A Phoenix man who told police he killed his 12-year-old half brother last month because he "just felt like killing" is now accused of fatally stabbing a cellmate, authorities said Thursday.
Andrew Ward, 27, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in the Wednesday night killing of cellmate Douglas Walker, 33, in a Maricopa County jail in Phoenix, the Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
Walker was stabbed in the eyes with a golf pencil, the statement said. His throat was cut with a plastic playing card, he was beaten, and his head was smeared with peanut butter. Paramedics later discovered that his breathing passages were obstructed by a plastic bag and a peanut butter sandwich that was forced down Walker's throat, the Sheriff's Office said.
Sheriff Joe Arpaio said at a news conference Thursday that despite Ward's reported indifference in the killing of his half brother, psychiatric experts had evaluated him when he was brought to jail and cleared him.
"We have about 400 alleged murderers in our jails," the sheriff said. "Do you think I have room to give every alleged murderer a private room? No."
Officers discovered Walker's injuries when they went to the locked cell after inmates said there was a fight, the Sheriff's Office said.
Ward immediately admitted to detectives that he had choked and beaten Walker, the statement said. "Ward told sheriff's detectives that he had no regrets for the attack," it said.
Ward previously pleaded not guilty in the March 12 killing of his half brother, Austin Tapio. Ward was arrested after calling 911 from a convenience store near his family's home. The boy had multiple stab wounds.
Police said when asked why he killed the boy, Ward said, "Honestly, I just felt like killing."
It wasn't clear why Ward had a cellmate given his recent history of violence. When he was arrested in the sibling killing, police said Ward asked to go to a mental hospital and not jail.
"That is the million-dollar question," said Walker's attorney, Diego Rodriguez, adding that he had yet to hear from the Sheriff's Office about his client's death.
"He certainly didn't deserve an end like this. I am shocked and saddened by it," Rodriguez said.
Marci Kratter, Ward's defense lawyer in the March killing, declined to comment on the new allegations. "I have very little information at this time," she said.
The Sheriff's Office said Ward and Walker had been housed together the past three weeks in the Lower Buckeye Jail.
"Prior to the March arrest, Ward had been in jail on 11 different occasions since 2006 with no major disciplinary problems or notable institutional history," the office's statement said.
According to court records, Walker had been in custody since November and was awaiting an April 11 sentencing after he pleaded guilty last month to armed robbery.
Walker and an accomplice were accused of robbing a man in a fast-food restaurant's parking lot last September, threatening him with a knife and an air rifle. They demanded money from the victim and took his iPhone, which they later tried to sell, court documents show.
Rodriguez said his client was looking at a presumptive prison sentence of 3 1/2 years.
"He was anxious to get that behind him and move on," Rodriguez said.
In mid-January, an inmate at the same jail was fatally beaten and stabbed with a small pencil by his cellmate.
The Sheriff's Office said Nike Black is charged with killing John Klatt and that the two had no known previous conflicts.
Klatt, 50, was awaiting trial on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor, while Black, 20, faced charges of domestic violence, assault and criminal trespassing. Black now also faces a murder charge.
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Located in the Pankrac area of Prague, City Green Court completes the Radio Plaza super block master planned by Richard Meier & Partners and developed by Skanska Property Czech Republic. The 8-story building was inspired by Czech Cubism and addresses the architecture of surrounding buildings in the neighborhood. The building is enveloped in an efficient glass curtain wall, that serves as the first line of defense against energy losses. The south and west facades feature vertical fins angled to shield the interior from receiving too much solar radiation, while the north and east facades are more open. Small balconies jut out from the south and west facades to break up the exterior and offer a chance to step beyond the building's envelope.
Inside, a massive atrium stretches from the ground to the roof and connects all the floors together. This indoor garden features a tree and a green wall and a winding staircase connects the floors. The atrium provides fresh air and reduces the need for artificial cooling. The penthouse level is enlivened by a green roof that soaks up stormwater. The project is also made use of local and recycled materials.
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Swimming, Diving Finish Strong on Final Day of Invitational Competition
LAS VEGAS, Nev./AUSTIN, Texas -- The Arizona State women's and men's swimming and diving team finished the weekend strong at the UNLV Invitational and the Texas Diving Invitational, respectively. The women's team surged past UCLA to take second behind California and the men's team finished a close fourth behind Wyoming.
The women's team dominated the 200 back with California. The Sun Devils had three swimmers finish in the top-10 with Jennifer Morgan, Melanie Busch and Juanita Baretto finishing fifth, seventh and eighth respectively. Miranda Tornatore would finish 11th to give the Sun Devils a total of 43 points for the event. Morgan would swimming the 200 back in an NCAA B-cut time of 1:58.21.
On the men's side of the 200 back, four Sun Devils would also put points on the board. Freshman Barkely Perry swam an NCAA B-cut time 1:45.74 to finish fourth and score 15 points. David Adalsteinsson, Kyle Sockwell and Ryan Glander each finish ninth, 10th and 13th to bring the total to 34 points for the event. In the 200 fly, Alex Coci notched an NCAA B-Cut time touching in at 1:46.42 in the finals. Coci recorded a faster time of 1:46.36 in the prelims, which will be used as his lowest time for NCAA consideration.
Freshman distance swimmer Anna Olasz finished third overall in the women's 1650 free with a time of 16:50.29, just 20 seconds off the NCAA B-cut time. Tory Houston also finished third in the 200 breast to add another 16 points to the Sun Devil women's total. Houston finished with an NCAA B-standard time, swimming her fastest round in the prelim with a time of 2:13.91 Senior Tristin Baxter, known as a distance swimmer, took third place in the 200 fly, Saturday, with a time of 1:59.79.
In diving, Sydney Czaus, who has been focusing on platform competition this season, finished in sixth place on the women's 10-meter platform with a score of 243.70. Czaus' score was just three points off the next competitor.


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growth means rising rates
Rapid growth on co-op lines is one reason
rates are on the rise
Jim McCarty
note: Across the state, electric rates are on the rise. This
month Rural Missouri begins a series of articles explaining
why this is taking place and what you can do to help manage
your energy bill.
• August 2007 — "Great growth means rising rates."
• September 2007 — "The high costs of cleaner air."
• October 2007 — "The need for more baseload."
• November 2007 — "When time is money."
• December 2007 — "Unconventional kilowatts."
• January 2008 — "Spend now, save later."
• February 2008 — "What about transmission?"
• March 2008 — "The high price of fuel"
• April 2008 — "Negawatts"
• May 2008 — "The glass half full"
Speaking to members
of United Electric Cooperative during their annual meeting, Jim Jura
posed a question. Jura, the manager of Associated Electric Cooperative,
wanted to know how many members had more than one TV in their homes.
the entire audience raised their hands. They responded the same way
when asked about refrigerators. Most, it seems, had replaced their inefficient
refrigerators, only to move them to the garage or workshop where they continue
to run keeping drinks cold.
Jura and the board
at Associated, which supplies wholesale power to electric cooperatives
in Missouri and parts of Oklahoma and Iowa, have been carefully watching
the rapid load growth at electric cooperatives across the state. The
same thing is happening at Citizens Electric, the only Missouri cooperative
not on the Associated system. Manager Tony Campbell says Citizens has similar
issues and is looking for more generation through its supplier, Wabash Valley
Power Association.
Looking ahead, Associated's
planners predict the energy requirements of the cooperatives it serves
will increase about 2 percent a year. That's
enough power to supply about 30,000 homes a year.
"The system
is growing and it's growing faster than we thought," Jura
says. "No matter what we do, the system is growing so fast we are
going to need more generation."
The number of electric
cooperative members has increased nearly 90 percent since 1985. Through
2025, the total number of new members is forecast to grow another 45
One co-op that has
seen tremendous growth is Platte-Clay Electric based north of Kansas
kind of slowed down now," says Platte-Clay
CEO Mike Torres. "We
were seeing 850 new meters a year. Now this year we will probably
add 350, maybe 380. That's probably a good thing because the
growth we were seeing, while manageable, was right on the edge of
manageability. We are getting a little breather now."
the state at Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, membership grew
from 46,000 in January 2006 to more than 48,000 a year later. Systems
that serve near Lake of the Ozarks, Table Rock Lake and the Springfield
area also saw huge growth in the past couple of years.
Not only
are there more members, but those members are using more energy than
ever before. Average use for residential, commercial and industrial
customers has increased 35 percent since 1985 and is forecast to
grow another 14 percent by 2025.
Driving that increase
is a plethora of new appliances and gadgets. Virtually everything you
buy these days — from
cell phone chargers to iPods to computer peripherals — comes
with a plug.
The number of
electric cooperative members who owned a computer went from just 14 percent
in 1993 to 60 percent in 2004, mirroring a national trend. The Environmental
Protection Agency Energy Star program estimates that home electronics
account for about 15 percent of all residential electricity consumed.
a 200 percent increase since 1980.
Air conditioner use
also has skyrocketed. Today, 90 percent of new homes have air conditioning.
And those units will be required to cool much larger homes.
to the 2006 census, the average single-family home had 769 more square
feet than it did in 1976. Thirty-nine percent have four or more bedrooms,
double the rate of 20 years ago. And 26 percent have three or more
bathrooms, almost three times the rate from 1986.
So not only are
there more houses being served by electric co-ops, they are also
larger and use more energy.
you priced a new Chevy in 1985, it was probably $14,000.
What would that same Chevy cost today? It's
probably double. So how can we expect it to be any different
for a new power plant?"
Mike Torres
Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative
In board meetings
across the state, this growth has caused concern among those responsible
for planning to meet member needs. "There's a lot of
concern over capacity as we go forward and what steps
should be taken to plan for it," says Torres.
The good news:
Your electric cooperative has plans in place to meet this tremendous
increase in demand for electricity. The bad news: New sources of
power will certainly cost more to build, and rates are expected
to increase in the foreseeable future.
What's driving
current rate increases? For years, Associated had excess energy that
could be sold on the open market. Margins made on these sales helped
offset rates co-op members paid.
"When the system
grows, the members use up the low-cost generation," Jura
says. "That's fine, because these
generation units were built for our members.
But it does mean we will have to increase rates
a little faster because we won't have the
margins from selling power off the system."
factors that are driving rate increases include
dramatic increases in the price of fuel — especially
coal and natural gas — that are
used to generate electricity. Another issue
is the staggering cost of equipment that must
be installed at power plants to meet strict
new environmental standards.
In the short term,
new gas-fired units have been brought on
line that can add to the generation mix in times
of high energy use, usually on the hottest
and coldest days of the year. For example,
Associated purchased a mothballed power plant
in Dell, Ark., and completed construction
on it this spring.
Associated also contracted
to buy the entire output of the three wind projects being constructed
in northwest Missouri. The first of these,
Bluegrass Ridge, is already delivering some
power to members.
But in the long term,
Missouri cooperatives will need additional baseload generation which,
unlike wind power, can be relied on whenever it is needed. A new coal-fired
plant in the works for Norborne, Mo., is expected to cost $1.7 billion.
70 percent more than estimates from
two years ago.
The last large generation
unit built by Missouri's electric cooperatives
came on line in 1982. Much has changed
since that plant was built, and these factors are driving costs for
new power plants through the roof.
"One way I
try to put these cost increases into perspective," says
Torres, "is to compare it to
the price of a new car. If you priced
a new Chevy in 1985, it was probably
$14,000. What would that same Chevy
cost today? It's probably double.
So how can we expect it to be any
different for a new power plant?"
cooperatives are not the only utilities
experiencing this combination of
high growth and sticker shock over
the cost of new generation. Utilities
across the country are in the same
But Missouri's
electric cooperatives today enjoy some of
the lowest rates in the nation.
And that is expected to be the
case in the future, especially
with a new emphasis on efficiency.
a given we are going to have
rising rates," Jura says. "Fuel
and construction costs are going
up. But if we can help members
use energy more efficiently,
it's possible bills will
levelize and not go up that much."


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The problem I am attempting to solve is to have a list of files for a project that I can import into SlickEdit.
I have found myself in an environment that has not only a complicated make (including make files from many other directories) but is heavily project dependent and has many conditionals. It also has many unused files based on the conditionals. They are using clearmake to process the make files.
I am looking to request that the project leaders implement changes to the makefile so it will produce a list of all the files in the project based on a build. I seem to remember this being performed on previous projects. Is what I am asking for something major or minor?


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Black Lion Research introduces a supplement that changes the way we look at performance enhancing supplements.
-Serious increases in strength and serious potential for muscle mass gain.
-Follidrone will not test positive on any test for natural competitors or competitive athletes.
-Follidrone causes changes that are associated with a healthier and longer lifespan, including improved skeletal muscle stress output, reduced systematic inflammation markers and serum LDL cholesterol.
-Follidrone increases angiogenesis 30-50% which in turn increases blood flow as well as oxygen and nutrient transport into muscle tissues.
-Follidrone imitates the effects of endurance training as well as making endurance training more effective. Use of Follidrone can lead to significant increases in treadmill performance (∼50%) and enhanced in situ muscle fatigue resistance (∼30%).
-Follidrone increases follistatin levels. Follistatin is an antagonist to myostatin which inhibits excessive muscle growth. A study has also shown that increased levels of follistatin leads to increased muscle mass. Follistatin is part of the inhibin-activin-follistatin axis. Follistatin is an Activin binding protein. In the tissues activin has a strong role in cellular proliferation, thereby making follistatin the safeguard against uncontrolled cellular proliferation and also allowing it to function as an instrument of cellular differentiation. Both of these roles are vital in tissue rebuilding and repair.
In addition, increased follistatin levels combined with a lack of myostatin DOUBLED MUSCLE GROWTH.
Study results in Follidrone ingredients
Animals with reduced myostatin-
Follodrone decreases Myostatin levels 49%+ as well as increasing markers of muscle growth. Myostatin is a secreted growth differentiation factor that is a member of the TGF beta protein family that inhibits muscle differentiation and growth in the process known as myogenesis. Myostatin is produced primarily in skeletal muscle cells, circulates in the blood and acts on muscle tissue, by binding a cell-bound receptor called the activin type II receptor. Reductions in myostatin = increased muscle mass and strength.
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Treatment for 7 days yielded a bilateral increase in hand strength of 7%, which was accompanied by a significant decrease (-49%) in myostatin.
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Indisponible -
Created in 1853 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain, Eau de Cologne Impériale was the very first Eau de Cologne by Guerlain. Specially composed for the Empress Eugénie, wife of Napoleon III, it earned its creator the title of "Perfumer to His Majesty". The Empress enjoyed the exclusive use of this fragrance before giving her authorisation for it to be sold.
On its label, it bears the symbol of the Empire with the coat of arms chosen by Napoleon: the eagle, the imperial crown and the sceptre.
Its bottle bears a constellation of 69 bees, the symbol of the Empire and the emblem of the Guerlain family of "Eaux". It can be customised upon request, hand-gilded and emblazoned with initials.
Floral Citrus.
Subtle, refined, delicate.
The famous Eau de Cologne Impériale strikes a harmony around refined floral accords. Its fresh citrus notes of lemon and bergamot flirt with petitgrain, while the floral magic of neroli softens this citrusy bouquet.
Eau de Cologne Impériale was the first made-to-measure fragrance in perfumery, created upon special order of the Empress Eugénie to treat her migraines.
This fleeting Eau de Cologne can be followed with your usual fragrance.
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Sunflower Brittle
My mother made this candy for years using several kinds of nuts. Then I was married and my husband raised sunflowers, so it seemed natural to use those. People always comment on the unique delicious taste.—Trish Gehlhar, Ypsilanti, North Dakota
Total TimePrep: 5 min. Cook: 30 min. + cooling
Makesabout 1-1/2 pounds
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 cup light corn syrup
- 1/2 cup water
- 1-1/2 cups raw or roasted sunflower kernels
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- Butter the sides of a large heavy saucepan. Add sugar, corn syrup and water; bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until a candy thermometer reads 260° (hard-ball stage). Stir in sunflower kernels and butter. Cook on medium to 300° (hard-crack stage). Remove from the heat; vigorously stir in vanilla and baking soda.
- Pour into a buttered 15x10x1-in. pan; spread evenly to fill pan. Cool completely. Break into pieces. Store in an airtight container with waxed paper between layers.
Nutrition Facts2 ounce-weight: 308 calories, 9g fat (1g saturated fat), 3mg cholesterol, 148mg sodium, 58g carbohydrate (47g sugars, 2g fiber), 3g protein.
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Dec 9, 2013
This was so easy, even for a rookie like me, and the taste is great. Thanks for sharing.
Dec 8, 2012
Carol it's best to buy sunflower seeds already hulled, makes life much easier. You can find them in the nut isle of your local grocery store.
Dec 7, 2012
Question: How do you hull your sunflowers? Do you soak hem and then roast the seeds? Could probably do pumpkin seeds the same way. I like when brittle is thin and not teeth breaking but brunches easily.
Feb 16, 2008
I do not care for peanut brittle but the sunflower brittle is fantastic! This recipe is very good!!


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Problems with ligation and transformation - (May/27/2011 )
Dear all
I have a big problem with ligation and transformation reactions. I have basically 3 types of ligation reactions:
(1) Vector and insert are both cut with EcoRI, vector is CIPed.
(2) Vector and insert are cut with two different enzyme
(3) Vector is cut by one adhesion end and one blunt end, insert was blunted by T4 polymerase and then cut with a second enzyme
However, after ligation and transformation, only the first reaction gave me colonies. But there are equal numbers of colonies in both vector only vs vector plus insert. I miniprep 8 of them, they are all vector self-ligation. I tried 4 degree ligation vs room temp, it's the same result. It seems my ligase is OK, given the fact that vector self-ligation happens, maybe the CIP is not good. But I really have no clue why the other reaction never gave me colonies.
Many thanks
Hi, if you did not get any colonies. The highly possible reason is the vector and insert did not cut completely. how long did you digest your vector and insert? I was using fast digestion enzymes from invitrogen. Sometimes it will need more than 1 hour to digest the vector or insert completely. Now, I usually do the digestion for 4h or sometime overnight. It is alway good to check the digestion results on the gel before u go for the ligation. Make sure the single, clear band was achieved after the digestion. hope this helps
I always check the digestion efficiency by running a gel. Indeed, it's perfectly digested at least for the insert ( I can see two bands at differet size correctly). I am not sure whether that means the double digestion of the vector not work, since I can't judge based on the size of the band, it looks the same as sinlge digestion.


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If you haven't picked up the Lovecraftian Advent calendar app for iOS and Android devices, don't worry, you still have time and now there's a free option. Free is good, right?
Red Wasp Design just released a free, light, version of their Cthulhu Christmas Calendar. Both the free and light versions let you see the collection of Cthulhu Christmas art and quizzes drawn from the Dec. 1 through Dec. 9 entries. To see more you have to pay for the full app. Sure it's sort of useless to you now, but at least you can see if you want to drop a buck to see a Shoggoth dropping a letter to Santa in the mailbox.
Cthulhu Christmas Calendar [Red Wasp Design]