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The AgriTalk broadcast is done for today, but the conversation continues. AgriTalk host Mike Adams shares his thoughts and opinions on the news of the week and invites your feedback.
Unthinkable for some and long overdue for others, it appears horse processing is about to resume in the U.S. for the first time since Congress ended it in 2007. Valley Meat Co. hopes to open a plant near Roswell, New Mexico by the end of April. Emotions and opinions on horse processing are strong and many as the debate rages on. Opponents can't stand the idea of their beloved horses going to slaughter like cattle while supporters (including many horse owners) point to large numbers of abandoned and starving horses as proof of the need for processing as a humane end of life option. Even some who previously supported the end of processing now admit the unintended consequences of the ban. Sadly some who oppose the New Mexico plant, supposedly over concerns of treatment of the horses, have resorted to bomb and death threats at the plant site. Evidently they don't believe in humane treatment for humans. Whether or not this plant opens remains to be seen. FSIS says it needs time to update its inspection process and the recent sequestration battle over meat inspectors may make it hard to add horse inspectors at this time. Still it seems the return to horse processing is more a question of when rather than if. The original ban, no matter how well intended by some, has failed to protect horses and in many cases made things worse. Resumption of processing doesn't mandate anyone to send their horse to slaughter but it will provide a humane option that should not have been taken away in the first place.


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Stephen Porges is a leader in the scientific study of psychophysiology, especially of "heart rate variability" and the role of the vagal nervous system. His model is based in his innovative understanding of the evolution of the mammalian nervous system. Porges has also contributed to the practical applications of psychophysiology to treatment, including the treatment of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder.


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Asian shrimp scourge sparks US shortage
A bacterial infection is wiping out major portions of the farmed shrimp that would normally wind up on American plates.
The infection is called early mortality syndrome (EMS), and it poses no threat to human health. According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, EMS has caused "die-offs" over the past two years in countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and China. The impact on the $13.3 billion industry could be devastating.
"Infected shrimp ponds experience extremely high levels of mortality early in their growing cycle -- as high as 100 percent death rates in some cases," the U.N. noted in a May press release.
EMS first emerged in 2009. A year later, outbreaks were getting serious. Shrimp farms in China suffered 80% losses in 2011, and this year production in Thailand is off 30%. And some areas in the eastern part of the country have seen 60% declines, according to the U.N. Thailand is the biggest supplier of shrimp to the U.S., which imports most of this tasty crustacean.
"Competitors such as India and Ecuador have been attempting to pick up the slack, though their output still trails that of Thailand," The Wall Street Journal said.
The impact on U.S. consumers is mixed so far.
A spokesman for Kroger (KR), the largest grocery chain, told the paper that EMS is "affecting all retailers, including us," though he declined to be more specific. Landry's chief financial officer Rick Liem told The Journal it may have to "selectively raise prices." It owns the McCormick & Schmick's and Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. restaurant chains. Red Lobster parent Darden Restaurants (DRI) told the paper it doesn't plan to raise prices because it expects shrimp costs to drop by year-end.
Scientists, however, are worried that the disease might spread to shrimp farms in Africa and Latin America, where the industry also is big employer.
--Jonathan Berr does not own shares of the listed stocks. Follow him on Twitter @jdberr.
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The waters off the coast of Louisiana are home to one of the highest concentrations of white and brown shrimp. Brown and white shrimp are the most commonly caught species in the Gulf of Mexico. These two varieties account for roughly 90% of the total domestic caught shrimp. Brown(55%) White(35%). The remaining 10% are comprised mostly of pink shrimp.
White shrimp tend to be the most commonly sought variety due to their slightly milder flavor, which makes them very suitable for many different styles of cooking. Brown shrimp are known for having a stronger flavor and are suited better for battering and frying, but are also very versatile. Pink shrimp are less common in the Gulf of Mexico, but are mainly found off the coast of Florida. Pinks tend to grow considerably larger than the brown or white varieties, reaching up to 11 inches in length, and are known for being tender and sweet.
The democrats and like liberals, always whinning about the environment, care nothing about the health of the average citizen. They believe that every Third World alien admitted to the US represents a vote that will help keep them in power and help them grow the disastrous government that is presently in existence in Washington, D C.
Every intelligent US Citizen, in spite of the liberal media, must find it in himself and herself to vote the democrats out of the White House and out of the congress before it is too late. Even now, it will dramatic action on the part of honest, intelligent politicians to bring the US out of the course it now follows.
Secondly, regarding the shrimp situation -I guess the American shrimp buyers will have to start buying AMERICAN SHRIMP for a change, instead of the crappiest, poison-pond-raised Asian crap that can be had at the lowest price point.
I, personally, don't have any problem paying extra for good old USDA inspected American product. That's what I look for when I'm in the store, anyway.
God Bless America!
Thanks Jon B...Will check out the Safeway thing..
Haven't seen many Gulf Shimp in some of our local stores lately, out in the country small town.
And our bigger butcher, meat and fruit/veggie Market retired and closed.
Years ago in the city, we had a friend and seafood store that we bought bricks from, about $5-6 bucks, when shrimp was much cheaper...He closed up, retired or had money probs..Best shrimp ever..
Frozen on the boat or processor about 3-5 lbs bricks of Great American Gulf Shrimp.
Aren't 11 inch pinks kind of considered Prawns ??
BTW....Someone-MelErny...You are still a fkin Moron or Idiot.
I have lost 11 pounds since beef prices starting going up. I buy very little of it now and don't miss it. I am sure the prices shrimp will rise to will create a similar effect in my buying habits and there is likely a health benefit from eating less shrimp as well.
And restaurants? They went out of my budget with Ben Bernake stealing the interest I should be earning and giving it to Wall Street and the banks.
Keep going food distributors and economists. I believe some privation is good for my health.
WE just checked a couple packages in the freezer..
Some breaded 50-60s were from Viet-Nam. 1.5 #s....$9
Non breaded 70-90s, we use for salads or jambalaya. 1.0 #.....$5.....Thailand.
Yes I would pay $8 for a pound of good Gulf shrimp...either size, but prefer 40-50s for munchin'.
Just can't hardly find them around here..
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Yes there is growth available. And not just from firms that create internal efficiencies. There's growth for firms that seek new markets and create new transactions as a result of adopting sophisticated business development initiatives around merging law firm service offers and client commercial needs.
Agree John, firms really must start thinking about and investing strategically in BD. What is dead is the old "passive growth" that lawyers for so long has taken for granted and hope will return, while in the meantime primarily focussing efforts on de-equitizations and layoffs.
And let's not forget the growth potential among existing client relations. Firms that embrace both the importance of efficiency and the concept that BD is actually a vital - and much neglected - part of client service excellence will find significant growth without even having to look further than existing relationships.
Equally important to explain to most senior partners and law firm management today that "BD" does mean flinging brochures at clients or burdening them with laborious pitch documents. It means qualitatively, actively reading clients' annual reports or searching out information on what those clients make or do and how and where they do it - and truly digesting the commercial realities that they are facing or pursuing. Lawyers who can talk cogently about a client's business, the commercials, and can identify specific legal needs or opportunities to drive client growth - without the aide of print materials - are worth their weight in gold.
Wait! Growth is not dead? But, Adam Smith, Esq., economic guru to BigLaw, just wrote a whole series saying it was.
So you're trying to tell me that innovation, entrepreneurship, and real-world business sense have a place in the hallowed halls of Law? I think I'll drink the Kool-Aid.
It should be borne in mind though that Axiom has no obligation to pay those 58 new hires if it cannot find them work, so it (like LoD) is in a no risk situation when taking on new people. All the risk is with the lawyers, unlike traditional law firm employees.
As stated above, which I strongly agree with, is that the old passive growth is most certainly dead. For firms that truly align their business (incl development) model to foremost support clients needs (agreed not that many up to date) I can only see a prosperous future.
Absolutely right. There is a lot of quack futurology going on. Society is becoming more risk-averse; regulation is invariably seen as the answer to all sorts of problems (even by politicians who assert a desire to shrink the state); a compensation culture has taken hold. All of this creates more work for lawyers. What is under threat is the traditional equity partnership model: market adjustments mean partner earnings expectations are, in the main, completely unrealistic. Their associates, seeing what's happening, are no longer willing to work themselves into the ground to get made up. (The change in attitude between now and 10-15 years ago, is stark.)


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MOORESTOWN — So much for Aaron Rogers not being a quarterback.
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(FWM) opened Friday's trading session down almost 30% after reporting third-quarter earnings.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer, who co-manages the Action Alerts PLUS portfolio, was not very pleased with the company.
"This is the beginning of the shakeout," he said. The company reported "horrendous same-store sales" and is going through a "total management shakeup."
He added there's always a debate about which company is going to dominate the fresh and organic market, Fairway Group or Whole Foods Markets (WFM). He said Whole Foods' earnings could be a bit soft but they definitely won't be as bad as Fairway's.
This should be put to rest any debate that Fairway Group is eating into Whole Foods Markets' business, Cramer said.Turning to the home improvement sector, Goldman Sachs downgraded Lowe's (LOW) on a weakening housing market. Cramer said Lowe's seemed to be turning the corner but said its previous earnings report was not that impressive when compared to Home Depot's (HD). Cramer concluded that if Home Depot and Lowe's both report worse-than-expected earnings, the home improvement group could start to sell off with the rest of the retail sector.
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The big news of late: I'll be writing ARCHIE #635 — Occupy Riverdale! The art features a stunning variant cover by Jill Thompson and beautiful interior art from Gisele. It comes out in July, so please check it out if you can!
This week also saw the finale of ARCHIE MEETS KISS — ARCHIE #630 — hit the stands. Kind of surreal to think I've written five comics in the last year or so. So far, the feedback, reviews and general reception to ARCHIE MEETS KISS has been great, and most people seem to "get" what we (artist Dan Parent and I) were trying to do: create a fun, silly, entertaining and wacky comic book. The collection, both as a collector's edition HC and regular TPB, hits May 1. Feel free to pre-order it. :)
Other writing things: I'm putting together three different proposals and diving into my third novel. I have a very loose outline and a few thousand words, so I'm excited to see where it's going. The proposals are in varying stages and things are way too early to talk about in more detail, but I'm stoked for each one! More TK, as the journalists say.
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Archie Comics PR nerd Alex Segura found my old—and first—Wizard Magazine business card in his copy of DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN. That's a pretty good bookmark, I must say.
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"First time I saw Moebius work I was astonished by the creativity and craftsmanship of the french genius. So I wanted to to him justice. It was quite difficult, this was the third take… but it was worth the work." - Jorge Coelho
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A few links of note: ARCHIE #627 (ARCHIE MEETS KISS part 1)
Finally have a chance to sit down and compile some of the great reviews and comments the book's been getting over the last few days. Really excited and thankful everyone seems to be enjoying the work Dan Parent and I put into the book.
A big hat tip should go to KISS for reaching out to us and to everyone at Archie that had a hand in getting the book done — especially Jon Goldwater, Mike Pellerito, Victor Gorelick, Stephen Oswald, Steven Scott, Suzannah Rowntree, Ellen Leonforte, Bill Horan, Harold Bucholz, Debbie Monserrate, Jamie Rotante, Jon Gray, Paul Kaminski, Vintern Lovallo, inker Rich Koslowski, cover guru Tito Pena, letterer supreme Jack Morelli and the colorists at Digikore. I can't say enough about my colleagues at Archie, who were invaluable with feedback, suggestions and support while this was coming together. Why was I writing this blog again? Oh, right. Reviews. And more.
As I posted earlier, CBR's got an interview with Gene and Paul about the series, and it's so much fun to watch. Dan and I were in the background as this was being filmed. Very cool stuff. Thanks to Jonah Weiland and his crew for taking the time to talk before the signing.
CNN's GEEKOUT blog kicked things off Wednesday with a nice mention, including the book in their weekly roundup of titles to buy, calling #627 "a fun book" and noting that "it left me wanting to know what happens next." Alright!
BIG SHINY ROBOT notes that "the awesomeness dial is turned up to 11!" with the issue. They also very kindly suggest I write more. Well, there are three more of these on the way! Thanks, gents.
Iann Robinson, writing for CRAVE ONLINE, calls the issue "pretty frickin' cool" and that "you'll be amped by Archie #627!" Thanks, dude!
The COMIC VINE crew very generously gave the issue five stars out of five, and had this to say: "The issue was a ton of fun and kept me smiling from the first to last page."
Elisabeth and the rest of the TFAW crew also had nice things to say in this video interview.
The iFanboy posse gave props to variant cover artist Francesco Francavilla, including his work in their regular "The Best of the Week in Covers" feature.
Brigid Alverson gives the issue a quick plug as part of CBR/Robot 6's "Food or Comics?" feature.
They can't all be winners, though, as IGN gave us a bit of a middling review. Still, they had some nice things to say, calling the issue "silly fun" and, when discussing Francesco's variant, that "Archie has never rocked harder." I'll take it. Thanks for reading!
Also worth noting, KOTAKU included #627 in their weekly comics roundup, courtesy of Stephen Totillo and the always cool Evan Narcisse.
And a big thanks to MTV Geek's Alex Zalben, not just for calling me "delightful" — the check's in the mail, sir — but for calling the issue "essential reading." Good stuff.
Not a review, but related: L.A.-based comedian Corey Blake attended the Golden Apple signing on Wednesday night and had a few insightful comments. Thanks for coming, Corey!
More as it happens…
Awesome! The @cbr gang interviews Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley On "Archie Meets KISS"!


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Anyone searching for a great holiday by the north coast of France might like to try the commune of Cabourg. Located in the Calvados department within the region of Normandy, this town offers many things for holidaymakers to see and do. Here visitors will find numerous different places to stay including self catering accommodation, B&Bs, gites, apartments and campsites.
Cabourg is located by the sea and holidaymakers can enjoy the summer sun on the sandy beach here or take a refreshing swim in the sea. There are many different watersports for visitors to try here such as fishing, diving, surfing, wind surfing and sailing. This lovely area is also ideal for hiking and cycling with some nice routes along the coast. There are many golf courses in the department of Calvados including one 30 minutes away at Caen. Other popular activities here include rollerblading, tennis, mountain biking, go-karting and horse riding. In and around Cabourg there are various bars, cafes and restaurants serving delicious French cuisine and seafood. Some shops and markets can be found here as well, where self catering holidaymakers will be able to purchase food and drinks.
Cabourg is close to some wonderful historic places of interest such as Dives-sur-Mer, which is just one kilometre away. Here visitors can see the 14th century Market Hall, where the Saturday market is held as well as the Church of Notre Dame and an unusual garden called Maison Bleue. Beuvron is considered one of the most beautiful villages in France and is only 25 minutes from Cabourg. This village features picturesque streets with half timbered houses from the 17th century and beautiful plants. Caen is approximately 30 minutes drive away and features fine sights such as the 11th century castle, which is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Western Europe. Visitors will also be able to see abbeys, churches and the beautiful botanical gardens in Caen.
July and August are the warmest months of the year in Normandy with average high temperatures of 21 degrees centigrade. January and February are the coolest months with average highs of 9 degrees and lows of 4 degrees centigrade. As well as being one of the coldest months, February is also usually the driest with an average of 49mm of rainfall. December sees the highest level of precipitation with an average of 84mm.
Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) is approximately a two hour and 40 minute drive from Cabourg and has flights arriving from numerous international airports. These include Athens (ATH), Barcelona (BCN), Berlin-Tegel (TXL), Lisbon (LIS), London-City (LCY), London-Heathrow (LHW), Madrid (MAD), Rome-Fiumicino (FCO), Vienna (VIE), Washington-Dulles (IAD) and Zurich (ZRH) amongst others. Avis, Europcar, Hertz, National Citer, Peugeot Open Europe, Sixt and TT Car Transit are car rentals firms located at the airport. Alternatively, visitors from the UK can catch a ferry from Portsmouth to Ouistreham and drive just 30 minutes to Cabourg.


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A lawsuit was filed last week in federal court in San Francisco, reportedly the second one this year, challenging the U.S. military ban on women serving in the military.
According to the Huffington Post, the challenge is over the 1994 rule that bans women from being assigned to ground combat units. These are reported to be smaller and more dangerous. The four women filing the lawsuit claim the policy blocks them from promotions that are open to men who serve in combat roles. The Huffington Post reports that one of the women involved in the lawsuit was injured in 2007 when her Humvee ran over an improvised device in Iraq.
The military reportedly claim to be making strides in this direction, but the attorney for the women said it falls short of what is required. The women are calling for an end to the combat ban.
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A friend of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been convicted of a federal racketeering conspiracy charge.Bobby Ferguson told reporters he's innocent Monday outside of federal court in Detroit. "Yes, sir," said Ferguson when asked if he maintains his innocence, despite what jurors said.Ferguson was found guilty on nine separate counts, including: racketeering conspiracy, extortion, attempted extortion and bribery.Prosecutors said Kwame Kilpatrick ran a "private profit machine" out of Detroit's City Hall. The government presented evidence to show he got a share of the spoils after ensuring that Ferguson's excavating company was awarded millions in work from the water department.Business owners said they were forced to hire Ferguson as a subcontractor or risk losing city contracts.Kilpatrick was convicted of corruption charges, ensuring a return to prison for a man once among the nation's youngest big-city leaders.- The Associated Press contributed to this report
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We've transitioned from Summer to Fall, and come December 22, Winter will make yet another appearance – hopefully a milder one than the year before (purely a selfish request of course). But no matter how mild or harsh the weather change is, one thing's for certain, our skin type during the summer will undoubtedly change going into the Fall & Winter months - some less oily than usual while others' skin will be begging for just a hint of moisture.
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It's usually a sad thing when professional athletes stay too long. Watching Muhammed Ali get pummeled by Larry Holmes, Joe Namath hobble around in a Rams uniform and Willie Mays stumbling through his last season with the Mets were not pretty things to witness. For every Barry Sanders or Wayne Gretzky who retire while they can still function...we get a Michael Jordan laboring as a Wizard or Johnny U as a Charger. The latest example will probably be Manny Ramirez who is attempting a comeback with the Texas Rangers. The 41 year old went 1-3 as the DH for AAA Round Rock on Sunday. Ramirez, who helped Boston win the World Series in 2004, hasn't appeared in a major league game since 2011 when he tried a comeback with Tampa. He also tried a comeback last year with Oakland that didnt take. He recently finished a three-month stint with a team in Taiwan. As a Red Sox fan, I always enjoyed watching Manny hit, even though his act did get tiresome after awhile. He says he's grateful for another chance to play the game he loves. You often hear athletes say they would play "for free" because they love the game so much...well in this case it's true. Manny will donate his league minimum salary of $500,000 to charity and his church. Good Luck Manny...but I'm not holding my breath that this turns out well
This is the last week before the major league All-Star break and Brewer GM Doug Melvin says to not expect any trades. Hmmm....The Arizona Diamondbacks have expressed interest in a few of the Brewer pitchers and Milwaukee travels to Phoenix later this week. The team got decent starts from Gallardo and Gorzelanny over the weekend. Now's the time to strike and startt rebuilding...this team isnt going anywhere this year.
Speaking of rebuilding...the Milwaukee Bucks continue to reload. OJ Mayo signs on Friday giving the Bucks some instant offense from the shooting guard spot. And the team also welcomed back Zaza Pachulia and Carlos Delfino. Delfino can still score and Pachulia gives them another hard-nosed interior defender and rebounder. Now about Brandon Jennings....
After a tough 1-4 weekend at the Firecracker Classic, the Wausau Post 10 Bulldogs host Eau Claire tonight at 6pm at Athletic Park
Songs Of The Day (from my I-pod) a couple of Stones songs as they played a concert in Hyde Park over the weekend 44 years after they did it the first time
Slave-Rolling Stones (1981) The band gets funky with this one...from Tattoo You...love Keith's guitar on this
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Lessons from Abroad: International Standards and Assessments
Join Stanford University professor and noted researcher Linda Darling-Hammond as she discusses her latest research on international standards and assessments through two free unique webinar events.
Note that unlike the events in our regular webinar series for Edutopia members, membership is not required for this free event. These webinars are a special presentation of Edutopia and the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education in Collaboration with the Council for Chief State School Officers.
November 17, 2009: "Lessons from Abroad: International Standards and Assessments"
WATCH: Lessons from Abroad: International Standards and Assessments
Presenter: Linda Darling-Hammond, Charles E. Ducommun Professor of Teaching and Teacher Education, Stanford University
Host: Kathryn Baron, features producer and research editor, Edutopia
The world's top-performing school systems are said to be the model for new Common Core standards. Learn about the assessment systems in these countries, and how the results challenge the status quo in the United States.
iTunes: You can also download and listen to this recording on iTunes.
As is often the case, the number of questions from our community far exceeded our allotted time, but we've put together the following resources to help you get the most out of our Edutopia webinars:
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About the Presenter
Linda Darling-Hammond
Linda Darling-Hammond is the Charles E. Ducommun Professor of Teaching and Teacher Education at Stanford University, where she has launched the Stanford Educational Leadership Institute and the School Redesign Network. She has also served as faculty sponsor for the Stanford Teacher Education Program. Darling-Hammond is a former president of the American Educational Research Association and a member of the National Academy of Education.
Her research, teaching, and policy work focus on issues of school restructuring, teacher quality, and educational equity. From 1994 to 2001, she served as executive director of the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, a blue-ribbon panel whose 1996 report, "What Matters Most: Teaching for America's Future," led to sweeping policy changes affecting teaching and teacher education. In 2006, this report was named one of the most influential affecting U.S. education, and Darling-Hammond was named one of the nation's ten most influential people affecting educational policy over the last decade.
Among Darling-Hammond's more than 300 publications are Preparing Teachers for a Changing World: What Teachers Should Learn and Be Able to Do (with John Bransford, for the National Academy of Education, winner of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education's Pomeroy Award), Teaching as the Learning Profession: A Handbook of Policy and Practice (coedited with Gary Sykes), which received the National Staff Development Council's Outstanding Book Award for 2000, and The Right to Learn: A Blueprint for Schools That Work, recipient of the American Educational Research Association's Outstanding Book Award for 1998.
About the Host
Kathryn Baron
Kathryn Baron is features producer and research editor at Edutopia. She was most recently a Journalism Fellow developing a multidisciplinary, multimedia civic-journalism project at the Chief Justice Earl Warren Institute on Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity, at the University of California at Berkeley School of Law.
Baron worked at KQED Public Radio for more than a decade and has extensive experience in television, commercial radio, print, and Internet reporting. She has been a news host and an education reporter, notably on KQED's The California Report. Coming from a family of teachers, she says education is in her DNA.
Her articles have appeared in Parenting, The Nation, the Los Angeles Times, and the San Jose Mercury News, among other publications. She has a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Albany and a master's degree in journalism from Stanford University.
These webinars are a special presentation of Edutopia and the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education in collaboration with the Council for Chief State School Officers.
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John Offerdahl was honored during last Thursday's game between the Miami Dolphins and Cincinnati Bengals at Sunlife Stadium. He played all eight of his seasons in the National Football League with the Dolphins, winning rookie of the year and making five Pro Bowls.
"Playing for the Dolphins was unbelievable," Offerdahl said. "Being from a small town in Wisconsin, getting a scholarship to a lower Division I school then getting a chance to start right away with the Miami Dolphins was a dream come true."
Offerdahl, who owns Offerdahl's Café Grill, is paying it forward by hosting his "John Offerdahl's Broward Health Gridiron Grill-Off Food, Wine & Tailgate Festival" on Saturday at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater. The event, which pairs 25 Miami Dolphins legends with 25 South Florida chefs in the fourth annual culinary competition, will run from 1 to 9 p.m.
"I'm a linebacker and love a collision, and this is where football and food come together," he said. "The fans have a great opportunity to interact and engage in conversation with their heroes of the past."
Each team, which consists of one former player and one chef, will be tasked with creating one grilled signature dish to compete in the "Grand Grill-Off."
Chef Greg McGowan from Pelican Landing at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66, who won last year's judges' award, will defend his title.
"Everybody comes together for a good cause," said McGowan, who has been a chef for 18 years. "It's a great event and I look forward to getting out there and grilling again."
He will rejoin his teammate from last year, Troy Stradford; the duo will make a fennel-crusted hanger steak paired with pinot noir.
Stradford, who played running back for the Dolphins from 1987 to 1990, is a radio host for AM 940 The Sports Animal and participating in his fourth event.
"The chefs are just as competitive as we are," Stradford said. "It's a unique opportunity for people to come out and sample different foods, and the best part is that it's all to raise money for kids."
Proceeds will benefit Offerdahl's Hand-Off Foundation, which directs funds to agencies that "feed the needs of kids in crisis" including 4KIDS of South Florida, HOPE South Florida, Here's Help, Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association and the Miami Dolphins Foundation.
"At the end of the day, what's pretty special about this is that 100 percent of the proceeds are to support the foundation," Offerdahl said. "Its purpose is to feed the needs of kids in crisis, and that's what we'll continue to do."


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We have just uncovered even more evidence that there is a market for 21st century green super cars that look like classic 1960s Le Mans champions. It wasn't too long ago that the Capstone Turbine Corporation unveiled the CMT-380 at the LA Auto Show . The Capstone was basically a hybrid powered Factory Five Ford GT -40 replica that charged the batteries with a compact micro turbine giving the CMT a range of 500 miles, a zero emissions mode and could run from 0 to 60 MPH in just 3.9 seconds. Today we have just come across the Custom Corner Germany GT ecoVision, a bioethanol burning mid engine super car wearing a very appropriate carbon fiber front lip, rear diffuser and wing.
Although the CCG Custom GT ecoVision doesn't offer a ZEV mode, it does run on a combination of LPG and E85 bioethanol. Powered by a 6.0 Liter V8 sourced from a Corvette , the LS series engine currently produces a total of 450 HP, and CCG is promising that a 570 HP version is on the way. Weighing in at only 2,300 pounds, the ecoVision will rip from 0 to 60 MPH in only 3.2 seconds, and while the CMT we talked about earlier could only do 150 MPH, the CCG's top speed is 193 MPH, using nothing but alternative fuels. By combining a proven aerodynamic design with a lightweight fiberglass body CCG allows the GT ecoVision to make the most with what its got, and as a bit of a tongue and cheek environmentally friendly maneuver the super car's standard color scheme is green; however customers can choose from any color they desire.


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A Goblet from Venice
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Episode 12 of 20
Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum, continues his object-based history. Taking artefacts from William Shakespeare's time, he explores how Elizabethan and Jacobean playgoers made sense of the unstable and rapidly changing world in which they lived.
With old certainties shifting around them, in a time of political and religious unrest and economic expansion, Neil asks what the plays would have meant to the public when they were first performed. He uses carefully selected objects to explore the great issues of the day that preoccupied the public and helped shape the works, and he considers what they can reveal about the concerns and beliefs of Shakespearean England.
Programme 12. SEX & THE CITY - A delicate glass goblet reveals the twin seductions of Venice: its sought after luxuries and its equally sought after lecherous women.
Producer: Paul Kobrak.
Date: c.1590-1600
Size: H:115mm, W:126mm
Made in: Venice or Innsbruck
Made by: Unknown
Material: Glass
Venice in the 16th century was the shopping capital of Europe. And as the world's greatest centre of trade, it was a melting pot of nationalities, religions, classes and cultures all existing within this magnificent city built on water.
For Shakespeare, the city of Venice was something else too. In his plays, Venice becomes a cosmopolitan city of the mind, a laboratory of new social possibilities, where Jews and Christians could mingle freely, where mixed marriages were permitted, where the social and political issues of the modern city could be played out on this pretend and foreign stage.
This goblet was a product of Venice's world famous glass workers, and tells us that glassblowers were in high demand across Europe to provide luxurious items to adorn the grand palaces of the rich and famous. The painted woman on the goblet also reminds us that Venice was a place of contradictions, where being able to tell the difference between the honourable and dishonourable was a difficult task indeed.
This object is from the British Museum
Watch a video of the Goblet from Venice
British Museum Blog: Venetian Glass by Dora Thornton, curator, British Museum
'Therefore, for fear of the worst, I pray thee set a deep glass of Rhenish wine on the contrary casket, for if the devil be within and that temptation without, I know he will choose it. I will do anything, Nerissa, ere I'll be married to a sponge. '
Merchant of Venice: Act 1 Scene 2
Historian Jerry Brotton uncovers a web of intrigue and alliance between the Ottomans, the Moroccans and Queen Elizabeth I, which provided the context for Shakespeare's Othello.
Elizabethan and Renaissance expert Jonathan Bate examines how a distinct Isle of England found its place on the world map.
Jan Morris joins James Naughtie and readers to talk about her portrait of the city of Venice. The book, simply entitled Venice, was written nearly fifty years ago.
Neil MacGregor's world history as told through objects. Today's object is a glass beaker that some believed helped a Christian saint turn water into wine.
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|July 14, 2014
Congratulations to the guys from Fun. on their 'Some Nights' music video hitting 100 million views on YouTube! It's the fifth Fueled By Ramen video to reach that milestone and Fun.'s second after 'We Are Young' which is over 250 million views!
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Now that the summer heat is here in New York City, we thought we'd share Gym Class Heroes' cover of 'Cruel Summer' by Bananarama for our Sunday Night Music Club!
It's a cruel, cruel summer
Leaving me here on my own
It's a cruel, cruel summer
Now you're gone
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Check out this awesome video clip from Young the Giant's performance at Le Festival d'été de Québec on Tuesday. Check out all their upcoming dates at youngthegiant.com/tour!
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Here's a video from twenty one pilots' appearance at the MTV Movie Awards in April. Visit twentyonepilots.com/tour for dates and tickets to see the band on their upcoming tour!
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Ghost Town is the latest addition to the Fueled By Ramen roster and is currently out on the Vans Warped Tour! Here's Part 1 of the behind-the-scenes look at life on the road with the guys - check out Part 2 HERE. Ghost Town has 2 shows left with Warped before their headline dates and the Alternative Press Music Awards pre-show.
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'Madden' video game correctly picks Ravens' Super Bowl victory
While "Madden NFL 13" didn't predict the power failure that left the Superdome dark and delayed the game for 30 minutes, it got just about everything else correct. With the Baltimore Ravens 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII, the official Madden NFL Super Bowl prediction correctly identified the exact point difference in the game and has now correctly predicted the winner of eight of the last 10 Super Bowls. The Madden NFL Super Bowl prediction, which was run using "Madden NFL 13," also correctly forecasted Joe Flacco as MVP of the game.
"On any given Sunday anything can happen because there's so much parity in the league, almost any team can beat another team," said Cam Weber, general manager of EA Sports football. "We have had fairly good results at having point spreads between teams that are accurate. You can't account for everything like turnovers or lights going out, but we have an accurate game engine and when our computers are controlling these players, the match-ups are coming across in another way. The actual match-ups of one team versus another comes through in our game."
The Madden NFL XLVII Super Bowl prediction also was correct in predicting touchdowns for Anquan Boldin and Frank Gore and was nearly perfect in predicting Colin Kaepernick's stat line, with the prediction forecasting 18 completions, 29 attempts, a TD and interception; with Kaepernick falling two completions and one attempt short of that exact total. In addition, the Madden NFL prediction also correctly forecasted an Ed Reed interception of Kaepernick as the only interception in the game.
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EA used the Super Bowl week to hold its annual Madden Bowl video game tournament, which was won for the first time by a trio of NFL Draftees. At the end of the tournament, winners and losers remained for several more hours to take in musical performances by Vintage Trouble, Big Boi and Lil Wayne at the Bud Light Hotel.
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The purpose of the study is to look at the levels of an HIV medication (raltegravir) in the blood, and how it is affected if raltegravir is taken at the same time as another medicine for high blood pressure (amlodipine). Many patients with HIV will also have high blood pressure, so it is important to know which drugs for each of these conditions can be taken together without affecting how well they work individually.
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Drug: Raltegravir
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To investigate the pharmacokinetics of raltegravir and amlodipine co-administration. The pharmacokinetic parameters calculated for raltegravir and amlodipine will be trough concentration (Ctrough), defined as the concentration at 24 hours after the observed drug dose, the maximum observed plasma concentration (Cmax), elimination half-life (t1/2), time point at Cmax (Tmax), and total drug exposure, expressed as the area under the plasma concentration-time curve from 0-24 hours after dosing (AUC0-24h).
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To investigate the safety and tolerability of raltegravir and amlodipine co-administration. Adverse events observed by the Investigator, or reported by the subject, and any remedial action taken, will be recorded in the subject's CRF and should be verifiable in the subject's notes throughout the study. The nature of each event, time of onset after drug administration, duration and severity will be documented together with the Investigator's opinion of the causal relationship to the treatment (unrelated, unlikely, possible, probable, and definite).
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- Between 18 to 65 years, inclusive
- Body Mass Index (BMI) of 18 to 35 kg/m2, inclusive.
- Women of childbearing potential (WOCBP) must be using an adequate method of contraception to avoid pregnancy throughout the study and for a period of at least 12 weeks after the study
- Willing to consent to their personal details being entered onto The Over-volunteering Prevention Scheme (TOPS) database
- Willing to provide photographic identification at each visit.
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- Any significant acute or chronic medical illness including hypertension (BP persistently >140/90 mmHg) or hypotension (BP persistently <90/60 mmHg)
- Evidence of organ dysfunction or any clinically significant deviation from normal in physical examination, vital signs, ECG or clinical laboratory determinations
- Positive blood screen for hepatitis B surface antigen and/or C antibodies
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- Clinically relevant alcohol or drug use (positive urine drug screen) or history of alcohol or drug use considered by the Investigator to be sufficient to hinder compliance with treatment, follow-up procedures or evaluation of adverse events. Smoking is permitted, but tobacco intake should remain consistent throughout the study
- Exposure to any investigational drug or placebo within 3 months of first dose of study drug
- Use of any other drugs (unless approved by the Investigator), including over-the-counter medications and herbal preparations, within two weeks prior to first dose of study drug, unless approved/prescribed by the Principal Investigator as known not to interact with study drugs.
- Females of childbearing potential without the use of effective non-hormonal birth control methods, or not willing to continue practising these birth control methods for at least 12 weeks after the end of the treatment period
- Previous allergy to any of the constituents of the pharmaceuticals administered in this trial
- Lactose intolerance
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01841593
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Antihypertensive Agents
Cardiovascular Agents
Therapeutic Uses
Pharmacologic Actions
Calcium Channel Blockers
Membrane Transport Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY -- Once again, the St. Lucie County Fair has planned 10 days of fun for the whole family from clowns to crooners and everything in between.
"We try to bring in something new every year, but keep the old favorites," said Jeanne Keaton, the general manager of the fairgrounds.
Last year, the St. Lucie County Fair saw 119,000 people pass through its gates to enjoy the rides, exhibits and special concerts. This year is no different.
Two concerts are featured this year, and both offer free seating.
"It's our gift to the St. Lucie County residents," said Ms. Keaton.
The first concert featuring the group The Guess Who, will perform the first night of the fair on Feb. 22.
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Parking is $3 per vehicle, and admission is $3 for children aged 6 to 12; $10 for adults age 13 to 49; and $5 for seniors age 50 and older. Special prices on admissions and rides vary from day to day to make the fair affordable for every budget.
The fair is all about the animals too, with exhibit barns featuring steer, pigs and small animals. Students spend all year raising the animals to bring them to the fair. There will be daily livestock competitions, shows, demonstrations and auctions by the St. Lucie County youth.
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Now in its 48th year, the fair is honoring Florida's heritage with the theme "500 Years of Florida."
"There will be a variety of exhibits showing the different aspects of our Florida heritage," Ms. Keaton said. "We were happy to coordinate that."
Also on hand will be displays by residents, who compete in events such as crafty men, art and photography. Displays will showcase quilting, wood burning, scroll-saw workmanship and bowl turning.
But no county fair can be complete without the rides, and this year there will more than 40 rides spread across 15 acres. The rides will also feature special pricing to make the fun affordable for everyone.
The fair will be open from 4 p.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday, from 4 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Fridays, from noon to 1:30 a.m. Saturdays and from noon until midnight Sundays.
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