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FRIDAY, Oct. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Students eat more junk food and eat more overall when they pay electronically at school cafeterias, a new study finds.
In an effort to keep lunch lines moving and make accounting easier, about 80 percent of U.S. school cafeterias use debit cards or accounts that parents can put money into, the Cornell University researchers said.
"There may be a reason for concern about the popularity of cashless systems," they wrote. "Debit cards have been shown to induce more frivolous purchases or greater overall spending."
The researchers compared purchases made by students in first through 12th grades at school cafeterias that use debit-only systems and those that accept debit or cash, according to a university news release.
The students at debit-only cafeterias consumed an average of 752 calories per lunch, compared with 721 calories for those at debit/cash cafeterias.
Unhealthy foods such as cheeseburgers, french fries, desserts and candy accounted for 441 of the lunch calories consumed by students at debit-only cafeterias, compared with 378 of the calories consumed by students at debit/cash cafeterias, according to the study, which was published recently in the journal Obesity.
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- One 5 lb pork shoulder from Joe's Meat Market, bone in
- Maple Syrup
- Brown Sugar
- Hot sauce
Dry Rub*:
- Chili Powder
- Paprika
- Kosher Salt
- Superfine Sugar
- Cumin
- Poultry Seasoning
- Garlic Powder
- Homemade BBQ sauce (see below)
- White Vinegar
- Hot Sauce
- Rub
- Pickapeppa Sauce
BBQ Sauce*:
- Ketchup
- Horseradish
- Chicken Broth
- White Vinegar
- Corn Syrup
- Dry Mustard
- Brown Sugar
- Shallots
- Worcestershire Sauce
- Hot Sauce
- Kosher Salt
- Pork Rub
- Pickapeppa Sauce
- Black Pepper
- 4 canned chipotle peppers
* – I pretty much used these recipes verbatim from Backyard BBQ – The Art of Smokology. As it would likely be a copyright violation to repeat the recipe verbatim, I will only list the ingredients.
This past Sunday, World Wrestling Entertainment presented Wrestlemania XXVI. I have been a wrestling fan since I was a kid, but the past few years, my interested has kind of waned. I do tend to enjoy Wrestlemania every year, so I invited a lot of my good friends who also like the occasional pro wrestling (including Will and MikeGrim from Blue and Orange) and had ourselves a fun little Wrestlemania get together.
Since I was hosting, I decided to put together a delicious little something for the event. I have not cooked for friends before, but as an amateur BBQ cook, I wanted the chance to show off what I've learned in the first few months since I've had the smoker and make a nice BBQ meal. The pulled pork I made on New Year's Day was by far, the best smoke job I've done since purchasing the smoker, so I decided that was going to be the barbecue I made to impress my friends.
As you can read above, I went top to bottom on this one; I made my own BBQ sauce, rub, and mop. The Backyard BBQ book gives nice, detailed instructions on how to put together a delicious pulled pork, so I chose not to deviate from that recipe this time, as I wanted to make sure I delivered them something good and not improvised on the first go-around. The recipe called for me to rub the shoulder, add brown sugar to the top, cook the shoulder to 165, wrap it in foil and cook for another few hours, and then pull, apply finishing flavors, and smoke for another hour. The only change I made was to the BBQ sauce, as I made two small bottles, one with chipotle peppers and one without, the way the original recipe was conceived. I did not taste a huge difference between the sauces even with the chipotle, ,though.
The results were quite good. All of my friends unanimously raved that the pork was delicious, with a few saying it was the best pulled pork they had ever had. The proof was in the pudding here; there were only some scraps left from an entire five pound pork shoulder at the end of the night. When I had made crock pot pork shoulder in the past, I usually wound up with about a week's worth of leftovers for lunch, even as people talked of how delicious it was. Not this time.
One thing that struck me about this shoulder was just how moist it was. After I pulled the shoulder following the foil wrap, I used tongs to pull the bone from the shoulder, and that bone slipped out with no effort whatsoever. The pork itself ripped right apart, when I put the fork into the meat to separate it, it glided through like the proverbial hot knife through butter. When I had made crock pot pork in the past, even after 9-10 hours in the pot, I would find that it didn't tear apart this easily. I was really pleased with how perfectly cooked the meat was in the smoker.
I do want to give a shout out to Joe's Meat Market in South Bound Brook, NJ for providing a quality pork shoulder for me. Joe's is a local Italian deli that some co-workers and I started frequenting when I started working my current job. Joe makes sandwiches that are as thick as dictionaries, so when I moved to the area and started developing an interest in BBQ, I knew Joe would be a good friend to have. The fresh pork shoulders I have picked up from his establishment deserve a large share of the praise my BBQ pork has received, as he always gives me good meat at a good price. I spoke with Joe while I picked up this shoulder about some other BBQ projects, and he told me he could help me with ribs and briskets as well, so you can bet that a lot of the meats I'll be barbecuing this summer will come from Joe's. I can't say enough good things about this place, great sandwiches, great meats, great people working there.
I did make two rookie mistakes on this smoke. The first was related to my mop. I live in a house with several roommates. When you live in a house with a few people, things tend to get moved around here and there. Long story short, when I was working on my pork shoulder at 7 AM, I couldn't find my mop. I tore apart the kitchen, could not find it. I was planning on waiting until after 3 hours to mop, so by 10 AM, I needed a mop or I was in trouble.
In need of a mop, I ran to the local K-Mart to see if they had one; no dice. I drove 10 minutes to the local Home Depot and Lowes to find one; they couldn't help me. The lady at Home Depot in the Home and Garden department looked at me like I had two heads when I asked if they had BBQ mops. Finally, I settled on buying a squirt bottle and squirting mop onto my meat, as they do on BBQ Pitmasters. I come home, and by this point my roommates are starting to wake up. I start preparing my mop, and in approximately 3.8 seconds, one of my roommates waltzes into the kitchen and finds my trusty BBQ mop. That was not the way I hoped to start my morning.
The second story reflects a little more poorly of me. My smoker runs on gas. I have a gauge for my gas tank that tells me when I'm running out of gas. Unfortunately, that gauge is only good when I'm checking it. You can probably guess what happens. When I'm outside at 11:30 about to check on my wood chips, I notice that my temperature is suddenly fading under 50 degrees. I immediately take the tank off of the smoker, run to the nearest gas station, and swap out a new tank and run it back to the smoker. I lost about 3 degrees on my meat, and the fiasco probably added an extra hour of cooking time to the shoulder that wasn't necessary. Moving forward, you can bet that I will do a better job checking my tank's gas levels.
But overall, I can't complain about the process. I got what I wanted in the end, which was some delicious BBQ pork to share with my friends as we watched dudes pretend to fight in their underwear. What more can you ask for?
Up next: If you can believe it, it's another pulled pork! My dad volunteered me to make a BBQ pork shoulder for his side of the family's Easter dinner so I will be waking up next Sunday at 3 AM to diligently put together some pulled pork for my family. Not sure I will write this one up unless anything remarkable happens, but I do have plans to make a brisket sometime in April, so keep a look out for that. It will be my first attempt at a brisket and I am really excited about that.


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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- What a difference a mural can make. We've seen the metamorphosis from drab to fab on local floodwalls and in city parks.
Huntington is at it again, sprucing up the area under another viaduct and drawing on community support to provide an economic boost.
Brier Smith, a youngster who loves trains, was joined by his dad Monday to spruce up the 8th Street underpass. They were among dozens of volunteers working to give it a much-needed facelift.
Fellow volunteer Cara Hedrick said, "We knew this was going to be important to the city and wanted to help in any way we can."
Huntington's Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee is spearheading the project with grant money provided several years ago from the Cabell County Commission.
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"The more we can do to bring people into the city, the more tax dollars they pay and the less residents have to pay," she said.
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Borders is part of the bulldog creative design team that blended a little of the old with the new.
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That was the sentiment of a lot of those volunteering. The Young Professionals Committee is responsible for the 10th Street underpass project last year and will take the Hal Greer underpass next year.
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(Reuters) - General Electric Co
Shareholders accused GE and its Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt of hiding billions of dollars of troubled assets, inflating the value of assets at its GE Capital unit, overstating the quality of its holdings in subprime and other risky loans, and maintaining inadequate reserves.
They said this threatened GE's ability to maintain its top credit rating and its quarterly dividend, and caused its stock price to fall once the risks became known.
The lawsuit is led by the State Universities Retirement System of Illinois. It sought damages on behalf of shareholders who held GE common stock between September 25, 2008 and March 19, 2009.
GE shares fell as much as 77 percent during that time, bottoming at $5.87 on March 4, 2009, and temporarily wiping out roughly $200 billion of market value.
The settlement requires court approval, and was disclosed in a Monday night filing in Manhattan federal court.
GE spokesman Seth Martin said the settlement was "in the best interests of shareowners as we avoid diverting significant resources to a lawsuit that we believe is without merit."
Lawyers representing the lead plaintiff did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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It's week 2 of the Summer Fest! Last week we played around with herbs and this week it's time for fruit from trees. If you haven't yet heard about Summer Fest, it's a four-week celebration of fresh-from-the-garden food: recipes, growing tips, even tricks for storing and preserving summer's best with my co-hosts White on Rice, Away to Garden and Matt Bites. Of course, It's not a party without your participation! And I'll tell you how in just a bit.
My contribution to this week's "fruit from trees" is a warm salad made with juicy, sweet caramelized plums… barely sauteed fresh chanterelles, crumbly blue cheese and crisp savory bacon. This was a recipe that I made two nights in a row…it was such a hit.
Chanterelles may be hard to find, but any type of mushroom would do…from sliced, meaty portabello to velvety white button mushrooms.
And of course any type of stone fruit would work in this recipe. Please don't limit this to just plums but experiment with peaches and nectarines.
The bacon? Oh honey, there's no substitute for the bacon. Do 10 push-ups tomorrow.
My Friends at Earthy.com surprised me with a pound of beautiful trumpet-shaped Michigan chanterelles.
After trimming the ends, the smaller ones get halved…and the larger chantrelles are quartered.
Chanterelles are so beautiful that I'd hate to drown them in any type of sauce. Michael Ruhlman suggested that I keep them pretty simple with minimal ingredients so that I would enjoy the full flavor of the wild mushrooms. Simple? Sure, I could do that. Sauteed 'em in bacon drippings. Can life be any simpler than warm bacon drippings?
Okay I'm going to teach you how to cut stone fruit into nice, even wedges. The problem with stone fruit is that there is a pit in the middle. And sometimes it's a bitch to get out without tearing up the flesh. So here's how I do it. Listen good, because it involves a highly technical term called plum asscrack. Find the plum's crack – STOP LAUGHING – and hold your knife parallel to the crack, about a little more than 1/4-inch to the SIDE of the asscrack. See the crack? It's just to the left of my knife.
Now cut. The The seat of the plum is oval-ish and cutting it this way is the most efficient method.
Now turn the plum around to the other side and 1/4-inch to side of the plum asscrack, cut again. Now you've got two nice, big, plum asscheeks.
Cut these babies into wedges.
Oh but we're not done yet! That middle section with the seed? Angle your knife and cut around the seed for two more wedges.
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1/2 pound bacon, cubed
1/2 pound fresh chanterelle mushrooms, brushed clean and halved or quartered
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2 ripe plums, pitted and cut into wedges
4 cups mixed lettuce leaves (I prefer arugula)
4 ounces blue cheese, crumbled
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/2 teaspoon sugar
2 tablespoons olive oil
1. Whisk the dressing ingredients together and set aside. Put the bacon cubes in a large frying pan or saute pan, and turn the heat to medium-high. When the bacon starts cooking and crisping up, turn the heat to medium and continue cooking and stirring until crisp on both sides. Remove the bacon, reserving 1 tablespoon of the bacon drippings in the pan (discard the rest of the bacon drippings). Let bacon drain on a paper towel.
2. In the same pan on medium-high heat, saute the mushrooms for 4 minutes. Push the mushrooms to one side of the frying pan. On the other side, lay the plum wedges and cook 1 minute each side. By this time, the mushrooms will have cooked through. Season the mushrooms with salt and pepper.
3. Assemble salad by combining the bacon, blue cheese, chanterelles, plums and lettuce. Be light and gentle. Drizzle with the dressing. Serve immediately.
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Margaret Roach of Away to Garden ditched the flour and made a super simple Peach Clafoutis, that old friend Martha Stewart taught her.
Marilyn of Simmer Til Done shows us her gorgeous Ginger Peach Pandowdy…what's a pandowdy? Go find out!
Paige of Hey Little Sister tells us a tale about The Perils of Pie…oh the pie crisis!
Only Matt of Matt Bites can pull off an Apricot Ice Cream while RAPPING to Supersonic.
Peach Cooler! Look at those perfect peaches from White On Rice's garden! It's even kid friendly (sshhh…I'm adding a bit of rum to that drink!)
While Shauna is on vacation, Margaret snuck into her blog and pulled out a Gluten Free Fruit Crumble from 2007!
You're right Jaden – life is simpler and better with bacon. That salad looks so good. I love plums – so much so that we sacrificed some of our city lot to two baby plum trees this year. I can't wait!
Here's my entry for this week – a buttery cornmeal cake topped with peaches:
Gorgeous! And pairing plums with chanterelles. Brilliant! Had every intention to make nectarine/blueberry tart until our A/C went out… made it difficult to breathe, much less cook! Will get around to it… hopefully before next week's Greens & Beans Summer Fest.
Here is my post on the easiest way to pit a peach:
And once youve pitted your peaches, make this super easy peach tart!
this is not a salad. i don't believe it. bacon and bleu. chanterelles too? send my heart aflutter.
Yay stonefruit! I posted my first Summer Fest post here:
Well it's actually a guest post, but who cares? It's PEACH ICE CREAM!!
Stone fruit isn't grown locally here but we do get them imported and they are all over the markets and groceries now! In fact, I just made some quick jam with 2 plums and a nectarine this morning Easy and delicious! If I get to post it will definitely come back here with the link
And speaking of imported, but off the topic of stone fruits, we just got some fresh chanterelles here! That never happens (in my lifetime? only once before…so you can imagine my excitement!). So nice to another recipe for them here! Sauteed in bacon fat…wooohooo…definitely taking notes now!
Beautiful salad that really says summer.
It sounds well balanced in the sweet, salty, sour, and savory catagories.
We've had so much rain here in CT, that the golden chanterelles are either late or scarce (so far), but if they're out there, I'll find 'em.
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Lovely! Last night I made an entirely Ontario salad: mache, peaches, tomatoes, basil. So great to add seasonal fruit to salads. In the winter, not so much though.
What a unique combination of flavors. I can only imagine how wonderful plums and bacon would be together. Delicious!
Here's my contribution to the Summerfest fun- a classic cherry pie made with sour cherries.
Hooray for stone fruit!
My contribution to Summer Fest is a knock your socks off nectarine salad with fresh thyme and cream sherry that with a bit more sugar becomes Nectarine Ice Cream.
It's a win win situation!
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I'm always on the look out for interesting salads and plums are one of my faves. As shown in my post this week! http://www.rosylipsandlavender.com/2009/08/summer-fest-spiced-red-plum-ginger-and.html. Thank you for the recipe, will definitely be giving it a go soon. Rosy x
This salad looks beautiful. You can't go wrong with bacon, blue cheese and chanterelles!
In honor of this week's Summer Fest theme, I have two posts to share.
As always, I am blown away by how much visual delight you pack into one post (not to mention how much, um, *bacon*).
Thank you for being such a great collaborator; your readers who have visited me the last week are very well-behaved, by the way, which I attribute to the advice just above your comments form: "Be nice. Keep it clean. Stay on topic. No spam." Ha!
And vegetarian me over here will have to leave out the bacon, but I'll put it in the portion I am serving to my guest this weekend, promise.
What a great salad, I love the use of bacon and blue cheese with the sweet fruit! Here is my entry for this week of Summer Fest, I make this Simple Almond Cake with tree fruits all the time. In this example it is made with rhubarb (not a tree fruit), but is delicious when made with chopped plums, apples or peaches. Happy Summer! http://www.thenaptimechef.com/2009/05/napping-in-rhubarb-patch.html
This looks amazing. I always get a craving for salads with fruit in them in the summer.
I always love chanterelles, but I never get such beautiful specimens as you have! And thank you, thank you, thank you for the ass crack method. You have saved untold numbers of plums from mutilation.
Oh, the "plum asscrack" bit made me grin. I've never been able to not think of it that way, myself!
I cheated a bit with my week 2 post, which is over here at: http://jekyllian.blogspot.com/2009/08/fruits-failures.html
Jaden, how jealous am I that you managed you sneak bacon into your tree fruit? I love this savory contribution to Summer Fest – and your typically gorgeous photos make me want this for lunch. Now. Off I go to forage for mushrooms – the bacon, plums and cheese are easy to find. What a terrific salad!
I just caught up on this whole Summer Fest thing and am so happy I had already made this delicious Peach & Radish Salsa
Great flavor combination. I'm enamored with the idea of plums and bacon – I might try that with some sort of sweet/savory tart.
Oh, my goodness. I can imagine bacon + plums being the most SCRUMPTIOUS take on the classic pork+fruit combination. Delicious.
I'm always looking for interesting salads and this one definitely caught my attention. Yes, looks veeeerrrry good.
Here's a recipe I posted a few days ago–A Roasted Apricot Tartlette. It's really easy, since the dough has 3 ingredients, and you can use any stone fruit. I paired it with ginger ice cream for an elegant dessert. Check it out here:
Holy freakin' gawd that looks good. I know what I'm making when I get my CSA greens this week.
I myself made sour cherry hand pies. Nothing earth shattering, but it was the first time I've ever seen sour cherries in our markets. Cause for celebration!
We made Peaches and Berries Flambe with rum and served it with vanilla bean ice cream! Thanks for a great idea to share these recipes!
Mmmm, bacon and plums, great combination. I had a hard time picking a post for this summer fest, I use a lot of fruit. I was going to share cherry rhubarb skillet pie, but I think the hot weather we're having calls for some sweet and tangy cherry limeade.
Loving SummerFest!
the salad looks divine and love the unusual combination. here's my 2 cents on stone fruit:
Alright � I unfortunately just read this and am already behind. Crikey! I did however, just post a recipe for a Nectarine Pie w/ Creme Fraiche icecream, so luckily it still fits the criteria!
I'll definitely participate next week. Already have a dish in mind! And great salad – anything with bacon is nice, and the chanterelles and plums just add to the fun!
Hey Jaden, I love the combo of the earthy mushrooms and the lightly caramelized plums. The pepper in the arugula would have worked brilliantly too for sure.
I found some beautiful pluots, plums and cherries in the farmers market and this is what I did with them.
See you next week!
OK, I'm fudging a bit on the tree fruit theme, but it's the height of blueberry season in Michigan and I make a blueberry tart with lime curd and a gingersnap crust:
Mushrooms & plums are not something I would have thought to put together, but it sounds great!
For my entry into SummerFest I recounted the PeachFest celebration my mother and I conducted with a day long canning extravaganza. You can read about it and see the results here:
Can't wait for next month.
Yowzers! David to the generous rescue again with his amazing products! And Jaden to the mastermind behind the kitchen…..WE WANTS THIS LOTS OF IT NOW. This dish brings a whole new dimension and meaning to salads!! It smells great all the way from over here…
You had me at bacon and blue cheese, and then you added balsamic vinegar. The combination of flavors makes this salad awesome.
Thanks for mentioning chanterelles. I think they are so often overlooked, and it is great to see them featured in this salad (with great pictures, too).
WOW – brilliant! I would never have thought of that combination of ingredients.. and I was just admiring some fresh chanterelles at the market yesterday!
I can't believe the fantastic recipes people are offering up!
I've got some stone fruit plans this week, but one of my favourite peach recipes of the past year is Peach Pie with Roasted Peach Ice Cream – http://tinyurl.com/l4umn9 (That was last summer – this summer I tried Roasted Plum Ice Cream and strongly recommend it!)
My grandma and aunts used to eat slices of fresh peach straight up – on top of buttered bread. http://tinyurl.com/lovhe2
And another of my favourite recipes of all time is brilliant made with any number of stone fruits – Plum Browned Butter Bliss – http://tinyurl.com/l8b9ry – is fruit topped with a crusty, golden cakey topping that's better than cobbler, easier than pie!
Hi Jaden – great looking salad, and your photos, as always, are a wow.
I also did a salad for this week's Summer Fest, which you can find here:
How pretty is that salad! I would never have thought of that combination myself but it looks wonderful.
One of my favorite desserts that is too easy to call a recipe is my Apricot Tart at http://tinyurl.com/l82uun Keep the ingredients on hand and when you have unexpected company they will think you are an amazing cook. Just don't give them the "recipe" when they ask!
Another summer favorite using peaches is my Almond Stuffed Peach recipe at http://tinyurl.com/lxk9jd
You just HAVE to love summer fruit!
What a gorgeous and original salad!!! Chanterelles are so good!
As I'm more of a dessert girl, I chose to turn soft and sweet apricots into a fancy dessert:
I want salad now. Heah! The picture does great for my "diet". Now maybe I'll eat a salad instead of a cheeseburger.
OMG, there are so many comments here. I'll all the way down at the bottom!
I just posted a new peach recipe for Summer Fest – Peach Elderberry Jam:
I've love to know what you think.
I love your pictures Jaden. The money shot is awesome!
This week I present to you Persian Lime Drops!
Everything is better with bacon! And plums with chanterelles! I'll definitely have to try it! Also love the cutting the pit right out of the plum. I usually cut down the middle, twist the halves apart and then find myself wrestling with the pit in one half!
Weather has cooled down up here in BC, so I ended up baking Rainier Cherry tarts http://realfoodmadeeasy.ca/blog/?p=569
Thanks a lot! I'm also a gourmet and pastry enthusiast and this would really go to my compilation. I would also like to share. I came across a good site about European and Swiss cooking which also gives free sample family-secret recipes.
i love that salty sweet combination
The asscrack method! I love it and it makes so much sense. Just like cubing a mango. Why didn't I think of that? Thanks Jaden!
Just finished eating this and it was divine. For even more deliciousness, toss in a handful of chopped toasted pecans once the salad is dished out. Perfection!
Lol I LOVE bacon!!!! And you're right, there is not substitute for it. Turkey bacon just doesn't quite cut it… BUT there's an alternate type of bacon that's still pig, but it's actualy healthier than the regular stuff, and I think the taste is quite close, and it's quite comprable to turkey bacon in nutritional facts. Center cut bacon!!! Apparently it's cut from a different part of the pig that's supposedly better for you. Just an idea to look into if you hadn't already! Great photography work btw.
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Zambia adds large new Ramsar sites
Four new Ramsar sites and two site extensions for Zambia
The Zambia Wildlife Authority has used the occasion of World Wetlands Day, 2 February 2007, to designate four large and rich new sites for the List of Wetlands of International Importance, and to extend very significantly the areas of two more. All six sites are all or mostly parts of National Parks and Game Management Areas, and all are home to an incredible array of mammals, birds, and fish, many of them rare or vulnerable and many of them endemic. The four new Ramsar sites are Busanga Swamps (200,000 hectares, 14°05'S 025°47'E) in Northwestern Province; Luangwa Flood Plains (250,000 ha, 12°40'S 032°02'E) in Eastern Province; Mweru wa Ntipa (490,000 ha, 08°52'S 029°47'E), the lake of that name and surrounding flat wetland plains in Northern Province; and the Zambezi Floodplains (900,000 ha, 15°15'S 023°15'E) along the Zambezi River in Western Province, the second largest wetland in the country. In addition, Zambia has extended the areas of the Bangweulu Swamps and Kafue Flats Ramsar sites, both designated in 1991, to 1,100,000 and 600,500 hectares respectively. The WWF Global Freshwater Programme and WWF-Zambia were extremely helpful to the government of Zambia in the preparation of the data for these new designations and site extensions.
Zambia now has seven Ramsar sites covering a surface area of 3,800,500 hectares - the Convention has 154 Parties with 1646 Ramsar sites covering 149,642, 043 hectares.
Ramsar's Assistant Advisor for Africa, Evelyn Parh Moloko, has prepared these brief descriptions of the new sites for the Annotated Ramsar List. Some photos are also available here.
Busanga Swamps. 02/02/07; Northwestern Province; 200,000 ha; 14º05'S 025º47'E. Game Management Area, National Park in part. A wide variety of ecosystem types such as swamps (which serve in groundwater recharge and flood control for the Kafue and Zambezi rivers), lagoons, woodlands, rivers and large grassy plains dominated by grassland vegetation. It hosts the vulnerable Wattled crane (Grus carunculatus), Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), and Lion (Panthera leo) and supports significant numbers of migratory birds and other fauna such as the Blue Duiker (Cephalophus silvicultor), Wildbeest (Connochaetes gnou) and Zebra (Equus burchelli). There is a wide variety of fish, including Tilapia sp., and fishing is an important livelihood activity for the local population and a sport activity for tourists. The site is of local historical and traditional importance through fables arising from a Baobab tree located in this site. The National Park is state-owned with stress on non-consumptive use of resources such as tourism and other recreational activities, while the GMA is communally owned, allowing for sustainable consumptive use of resources in accordance with the Zambia Wildlife Act. There is an interim management plan which promotes public awareness, increased local participation and multi-sectoral approach in the wetland management. The Ngoma research station within the site also promotes vegetation research in the site. Ramsar site no. 1659. Most recent RIS information: 2007.
Luangwa Flood Plains. 02/02/07; Eastern Province; 250,000 ha; 12°40'S 032°02'E. National Parks, Game Management Areas. Representative of the major wetland types of Southern Africa, the site is dominated by rivers that recharge many springs, freshwater lakes, lagoons, marshes and streams. There are also hot springs and brackish cold springs. The main habitats include evergreen miombo woodlands (with wild mango, African ebony, fig, and Natal mahogany) and the alluvial zone which sustains riverine vegetation. The plains host over 50 mammal species, including the African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) and the critically endangered Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis). It is an important breeding ground for birds like Merops nubicoides, Merops bullockoides, and Hirundo paludicola. The GMAs are a source of income and protein for inhabitants who work for hunting concessions and fish. A general management plan for the South Luangwa NP and surrounding GMAs was devised by the Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) for protecting and maintaining the physical and ecological conditions and promoting research. Community environmental education programmes exist for educating local communities, for example, the South Luangwa Management Unit and the Chipembele Wildlife Education Centre. Ramsar site no. 1660. Most recent RIS information: 2007.
Mweru wa Ntipa. 02/02/07; Northern Province; 490,000 ha; 08°52'S 029°47'E. Includes National Park, Game Management Areas. The main features are rivers, swamps, and the Lake Mweru wa Ntipa basin, which is surrounded by flat wetland plains with itigi thickets and miombo woodlands. Riverine evergreen forests (with Ficus bussei, Ficus sycomorus, Trichilia emetica and Acacia adenocalyx) are found on the river and lake shores. This diversity of habitats makes the site a home to more than 390 bird species such as the Wattled crane, Shoebill, Black stork, and Goliath's Heron. Mammal species found here include the slender-snouted crocodile (Crocodylus cataphractus), wild dog (Lycaon pictus) and Elephant (Loxodonta Africana). The Mweru wa Ntipa lake records a number of indigenous fish species like the Green-Headed Bream (Oreochromis macrochir), Cat Fish (Auchenoglanis occidentalis), Mweru sardine (Poecilothrissa moeruensis) and Sharp Toothed Barbel (Clarias mossambicus). Fishing and cultivation of sorghum, millet, cassava, and rice in the swampy areas are major activities of local inhabitants. The problem of unsustainable fishing persists within the site and hopefully the implementation of the management plan for the the Mweru wa Ntipa National Park, as well as better enforcement of the fish bans during spawning periods, may help curb this. Ramsar site no. 1661. Most recent RIS information: 2007.
Zambezi Floodplains. 02/02/07; Western Province; 900,000 ha; 15°15'S 023°15'E. Game Management Area. The second largest wetland in Zambia, chiefly riverine wetland consisting of the Zambezi River and its naturally formed floodplains. The small hills scattered on these plains stand out like islands during flood periods which extend from February to March. There is sparse riparian vegetation, small stands of Acacia albida in the floodplains, Syzygium guineens along the main river channel and patches of Diplorhynchus scrub and Borassus forest in the northern areas. Semi-evergreen woodlands found on the Kalahari sands have economically important species like Baikiaea plurijuga and Pterocarpus angolensis. The site hosts the vulnerable Lion (Panthera leo), several endemic reptiles, and the world's second largest migration of the Blue Wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), as well many water birds. It is a major spawning ground for fish, with about 80 different fish species, and thus serves as a source of livelihood to the local inhabitants, along with harvesting of other wetland resources like reeds and sedges for handicraft, and rice cultivation. Potential threats include unsustainable fishing, poaching of wetland dependent animals, and dredging of canals. Traditional management of wetland resources has been affirmed through customary laws and village wetland conservation committees established with representatives from different stakeholder groups. Ramsar site no. 1662. Most recent RIS information: 2007.
In addition to the four new Ramsar sites above, two existing sites were significantly extended.
Bangweulu Swamps. 28/08/91; Northern Province; 1,100,000 ha; 11°25'S 029°59'E. Includes National Parks, Game Management Areas. In addition to providing a breeding ground for birds, fishes and wildlife (e.g., the African elephant Loxodonta africaca, the buffalo Syncerus caffer, and Sitatunga Tragelaphus spekei), the site is known to support large numbers of the endemic, semi-aquatic Black Lechwe (vulnerable Kobus leche) and is home to the threatened Wattled crane (Grus carunculatus), as well as the only home in Zambia for the threatened Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex). The swamp is a natural flood controller and important for groundwater recharge and water quality control. The site contains the historical Nachikufu caves with bushman paintings, maintained by the National Heritage Conservation Commission. Threats to the wetland such as poaching will be addressed by the National Wetlands Steering Committee with a proposed general management plan that will steer development away from sensitive habitats. The Zambian Wildlife Authority in collaboration with WWF-Zambia office are collaborating on improving sustainable livelihoods and ecotourism possibilities. The site was extended from 250,000 to 1,100,000 ha on 2 February 2007. Ramsar site no. 531. Most recent RIS information: 2007.
Kafue Flats. 28/08/91; Southern & Central Provinces; 600,500 ha; 15°41'S 027°16'E. National Parks, Game Management Areas. A vast expanse of floodplains, grasslands, woodland zones and geothermal areas of high biodiversity in a complex patter of lagoons, oxbow lakes, abandoned river channels, marshes, and levees. The site supports many endangered and endemic species such as the endemic Kafue lechwe (Kobus leche kafuensis), Wattled crane (Grus carunculatus), and Sitatunga, amongst others, and it hosts migratory birds such as the White pelican (Pelecanus onocrolatus) and the Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis), as well as 67 fish species. The site possesses natural filtering and storage abilities, thus providing clean and plentiful water and acting as a natural sink for nutrients and other micro-elements. The inhabitants gain a living from fishing and pastoral grazing of livestock. The site is also of traditional and religious value to the Ila people of the Central Province and is of archeological and historical interest owing to the Gwisho hot springs and Sebanzi hills in the Lochinvar National Park. Draft management plans for the Blue Lagoon and Lochnivar National Parks have been formulated with the participation of different stakeholders. This, together with the Zambian Wildlife Authority anti-poaching law enforcement unit, should combat the threats of over-fishing, poaching, poor management and weed invasion by Mimosa pigra. The site was extended from 83,000 to 600,500 ha on 2 February 2007. Ramsar site no. 530. Most recent RIS information: 2007.


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Strengths: Interesting product. Does not work with all of the Palm OS updates. Had to 'downgrade' an update (which I lost some functionality) to get it to work.
The mounting only offers a few options. The mounting unit has come apart at some glued seems. Had to tape back together.
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Weaknesses: Hardware comes unglued easily.
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Strengths: Large display with easy shifting to other views (current speed, max. speed, average speed, distance, time of ride, clock). You are able to download the recorded data from your Palm to your computer. Once downloaded, you can analyze your rides.
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Weaknesses: Mounting system does not offer many options. On my bike, it places the screen in a too vertical position, making the screen harder to read.
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500 - 1,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
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You can make a request right from your phone while listening to 93.3 KIOA or Listen in the Background while using your other applications on your Android device.
This application is free and brings you the Iowa's Greatest Hits where ever you have your favorite mobile device!
Thanks for supporting 93.3 KIOA now... get downloading.
*** App Help Site: http://appsupport.sagainteractive.com/
Latest version includes fixes for Samsung Galaxy SIII and HTC Rezound. Also includes crash fix for previous version
If you still get only a "buffering" screen and no audio submit a support request at http://appsupport.sagainteractive.com so we may get our app working for your phone too!
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Moved away from Iowa Seven years ago. Miss my central Iowa radio. Found this app and now I can listen to great oldies Elle i deliver my pizzas
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Pretty darn simple way to listen to my morning show!
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This app will not work on my Motorola smart phone. Per an email to the web designer....they cant get it to work on most Motorola phones. How come????


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3 Day Pass to FFF9. This pass includes entry to all 3 days of fun, plus admission to all FFF Nites shows*.
I've got two, one from my grandmother (for coughs, mix equal parts whiskey, lemon juice, and honey, mix it up and drink it slowly) and one from my friend's Vietnamese wife (go to an asian market and buy eucalyptus oil and mix that in hot water and breather the steam of that mixture in). Hope you get to feelin' better!


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Atheists working / interested in the medical / health arena including psych. Discussion about abortion, right to die, suicide, the interference of religion in healthcare etc etc
Members: 199
Latest Activity: Aug 10
The ASR [Cobalt Artificial Hip replacement] was approved for use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2005. However, it was cleared through a regulatory pathway [loophole] that did NOT require it to undergo clinical trials.
Canadians have joined USA lawsuits against DePuy.
The lawsuit claims the defendants failed to disclose or warn Canadian patients of the significant risk of implant failure. "The defendants were aware of many complaints made to the Food and Drug Administration in the United States and Health Canada regarding the failure of the DePuy implants."
More on cobalt toxicity in the Medical Journal of Australia, and the journal of Human and Experimental Toxicology.
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text: We have made the act of killing and shooting so fun, but we've also taken the importance out of it by piling so much of it in. You don't ever have to think about the concept of pulling a trigger, because even if you run out of bullets, we're going to give you so many more bullets! So many more people to shoot! In fact, even if all the people in the game aren't enough, we're gonna give you Horde mode! You can kill people until you can't kill them anymore!The writers of the controversial Far Cry 3 and Spec Ops: The Line discuss the past, present and future of FPS's. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3