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The Syrian conflict is the last place one might expect to see something from a high school in New Hope, Minn., but a video popping up online shows a sniper wearing a sweatshirt straight out of Robbinsdale Cooper High School.
It's hard to imagine how a high school in Minnesota could be connected to the front lines of the civil war in Syria, but a video posted on the website LiveLeaks.com shows a sniper shooting through a small opening. Just moments after he steps away, an incoming round blows a hole in the wall.
That close call got the website's attention, but another keen eye spotted what he was wearing -- a sweatshirt bearing the emblem of the Cooper Hawks.
"Nobody needs this kind of publicity," said Tia Clasen, of Robbinsdale Area Schools. "Cooper is an outstanding school."
After news of the video surfaced, an e-mail assured parents that the person wearing the Hawks apparel was not connected with the school in any way, saying it was mere coincidence.
"A school does not need to have its name associated with the words 'Syrian sniper,'" Clasen said. "It just shouldn't have it's name associated with it."
Somehow, the sweatshirt -- likely a donation to charity -- made the 6,000 mile journey to the war-torn Middle East. The Hawks lettering doesn't match any of the school's current offerings, but those who have been with the school for years say it certainly looks familiar.
An online search turned up two other Cooper High Schools -- one in Kentucky and another in Texas, but their mascots are not the Hawks. Still, there's no clear answer as to how the shirt made it overseas.
"No idea in the world," Clasen said. "There's not one person in this district who knows how that sweatshirt -- if it's a Cooper Hawks High School sweatshirt -- ended up in Syria."
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just looking for some inspiration as to songs to have on our wedding dvd soundtrack and wondered if you would care to share your choice. thank you x
just looking for some inspiration as to songs to have on our wedding dvd soundtrack and wondered if you would care to share your choice. thank you x
I have a very random mix!
Jason Mraz - Im Yours
Marie Digby - Breathing Under Water
Shania Twain - From this Moment
Christina Perri - A Thousand Years
Keith Urban - I wanna Love somebody like You
The Calling - Wherever You Will Go
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill - Its Your Love
Its really hard there so many songs that I could of chosen, so have tried to incorporate as many as I could into the day in different places! Im very addicted to Jason Mraz' new song too I Wont Give Up.......but no room for it on dvd so highly considering changing my first dance choice lol but with only 23 days to go not sure!!!
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Westlife flying without wings and robbie she's the one!
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Fleetwood Mac - Songbird
Take that, Greatest Day; Elton John, Are You ready for love; The Levellers, What a Beautiful Day, Sixpence none the richer, Kiss me; Ellie Goulding, Your song; Travis, Happy; Rod Stewart, What am I gonna do; Amy McDonald, Caledonia; Taylor Swift, Love Story.
We have quite a mix!
REO Speedwagon - I'm gonna keep on loving you
Paulo Nutini - Loving you
The Cure - Friday I'm in Love (works with us because we are hoping to get married on a Friday! )or Lovesong x
We're having goo goo dolls Iris for signing the register and AC/DC - Highway to hell for our exit. (we have a strange sense of humour.
Other on our list include Metallica nothing else matter (our first dance), Kings of leon - someone like you, The temptations - my girl (daddy daughter dance), KISS - I was made for loving you, candi staton - young hearts run free, take that - rule the world.
I love the "highway to hell" idea! Very original and light hearted rather than mushy lol
I think we might have Pink's glitter in the air...it was the first concert we went to together and is such a lovely song
I'm walking in to 'Kiss from a Rose' by Seal. Possibly an acoustic version... Signing the register we're having 'That's Amore' and then 'Marry you' by Bruno Mars.
We're walking out to 'Walking on Sunshine' ... though we may possibly have to dance out in that case!!
And like FutureMrsAdie we have Metallica - Nothing Else Matters as our first dance
"Baby I love you" By J-Lo Its a bit dirty but soooo lovely.
Lets stay together - Al Green
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God only Knows - Beach boys
Is this love - Bob Marley
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Here are the three biggest mistakes you can make when thinking about your financial future. Don't say we didn't warn you.
I hear from a lot of people who think they're doing the right things with their money -- little realizing that they're impoverishing their future selves. Three behaviors you're most likely to regret later:
1. Putting off saving for retirement
Some people spend every dime they make, while others delay saving while they pursue other goals that seem more worthy, like saving for a home or paying off debt. The reality is that retirement savings opportunities are "use it or lose it" -- you can't get back the company matches, tax breaks or (most important) the power of compounding if you don't get those contributions into your account. Compounding is so powerful, in fact, that it gets harder and harder to catch up the older you get ... until it gets impossible.
The smarter solution: Start saving for retirement from your first job, and don't stop.
2. Cashing out your retirement when you leave a job
The next most widespread and destructive behavior is tapping into what you do manage to save. About 42% of those who lost their jobs in 2010 cashed out their retirement plans, which is about the same percentage as before the recession, according to an Aon report. More than half of those in their 20s cashed out. Not only do you incur taxes and penalties that eat up 25% or more of your withdrawal, but you lose all the future tax-deferred compounding on that money -- which means those in their 20s are hurt even more by cash-outs than those who do it later. (Figure every $1,000 you withdraw in your 20s will cost you $20,000 or more in lost future retirement income.)
The smarter solution: Leave your retirement money for retirement. If you can't or don't want to leave your balance when you leave your job, roll it into your new employer's plan or into an IRA.
3. Grabbing your Social Security benefit early
Social Security will be a big part of most people's retirements, but too few people understand how much they're hurting themselves -- or their loved ones -- when they apply early and lock in a permanently reduced check. It's not just that you're likely to live past the "break-even point" when, mathematically, waiting until full retirement age pays off in terms of total benefits.
More importantly, you may be cutting yourself off from strategies that would maximize your lifetime benefits and leaving your surviving spouse with a bigger check. Take a minute to read AARP's excellent primer on the subject, "How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits," and use the free calculator at T. Rowe Price to help you understand the impact of different strategies. (If you want more freedom to customize a tool, maximizemysocialsecurity.com gives you that for $40.)
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The White House dismissed a report suggesting that President Obama and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius did not meet ahead of the botched rollout of Obamacare.
Obama press secretary Jay Carney said the claim was based on a "ridiculously false premise."
"Kathleen Sebelius comes frequently and she meets frequently with the president," he said. "She's here a lot and meets with the president with regularity.
"It's safe to say Secretary Sebelius spent a lot of time here," he added, noting the administration's focus on health care reform.
The report from Politico Magazine noted that a Government Accountability Institute analysis of the president's public schedule showed zero one-on-one meetings between Obama and Sebelius from mid-July 2010 to November 2013. The report showed 277 private meetings with other Cabinet secretaries during that timeframe.
Carney said that past reports based on White House visitor logs had suggested that Obama rarely met with first term Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, an assertion that was shown to be false. The press secretary noted that many cabinet meetings were not registered on the visitor logs or schedule.
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Chocolate & Caramel Brownie Push Pops
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- Bubblebeard said...
I just had to leave a comment when i saw these! My names Grace and im in my first year as a baking student in Dublin and i have to say, you are so talented! I find all of your posts so inspiring, i hope to one day but up to your standard. I absolutely love reading you posts, i love the humor in them too! So long as you keep blogging your amazing talent, ill keep reading! <3
- 29 February 2012 00:39
- Butter Hearts Sugar said...
Oh wow these sound dreamy!! Awesome idea using the lid as a cutter.
- 29 February 2012 14:03
- Kim said...
These are so cute! Can't wait to see what other combo's you come up with.
- 29 February 2012 17:14
- From Beyond My Kitchen Window said...
Ingenious!! You always think of the most creative cupcakes and now these Push Ups. I have to google the push up mold.
- 2 March 2012 00:25
- hybridoriental said...
These are great, what a good idea! I'd love to try these with brownies, peanut butter, chocolate/caramel sauce and ice cream! Great for the summer :)
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New Rochelle boys basketball, on miracle run, faces Northport in semis
"The Shot" opened the door and the New Rochelle High School's hoopsters are determined to walk through and continue their march toward the New York State finals.
As nearly anyone who has been near a television knows, the Huguenots beat Mount Vernon when Khalil Edney, hit a 55-foot shot as time expired. That miracle buzzer-beater in the Section 1 Class AA championship game and the exultant celebration afterward has been played and replayed around the country.
Next up will be a semifinal game Saturday afternoon in Glens Falls against the Northport Tigers.
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"The shot really adds to the significance of just our whole season and our whole playoff run," says guard Drew Peterson, 16. "We really believe that it's destiny."
Assistant coach Adam Capellan said Edney's shot gave the team a boost.
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Edney, 17, said his shot against Mount Vernon "changed a lot of our lives."
But even the senior star would prefer to close the next game in less dramatic fashion.
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Gettysburg Battlefield -- Virtual Tour
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African American History Month Federal Resources
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Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
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Chatham Plantation: Witness to the Civil War
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Symbols in Battle: Civil War Flags in NPS Collections
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Camp Life: Civil War Collections from Gettysburg
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Battle of Mill Springs: The Civil War Divides a Border State
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First Battle of Manassas: An End to Innocence
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Choices and Commitments: The Soldiers at Gettysburg
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Fort Pickens and the Outbreak of the Civil War
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These Honored Dead: The Battle of Rivers Bridge and Civil War Combat Casualties
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Battle of Glorieta Pass: A Shattered Dream
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The Civil War through a Child's Eye
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The Civil War as Photographed by Mathew Brady
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National Archives and Records Administration
Letters, Telegrams, and Photographs Illustrating Factors That Affected the Civil War
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National Archives and Records Administration
The Fight for Equal Rights: Black Soldiers in the Civil War
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National Archives and Records Administration
Civil War Maps
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Battle of Honey Springs: The Civil War Comes to the Indian Territory
illustrates how the war, when it moved to the rolling prairie of now eastern Oklahoma, divided Native Americans. It includes maps, soldiers' accounts of the battle, and illustrations... (
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Photojournalism: A Record of War
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The Mathew Brady Bunch: Civil War Newspapers
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presents firsthand accounts, maps, and more pertaining to this Civil War conflict (August 5, 1864) in which Union Admiral David Farragut led about 20 ships and vessels into the... (
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Petersburg National Battlefield -- Education
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Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery
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These Grandmother Introspection poems are examples of Introspection poems about Grandmother. These are the best examples of Grandmother Introspection poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
I have a special story I wish to share
About a seamstress beautiful and fair
She would fade away turning into smoke
Of her amazing beauty, no man would joke
The spiraling smoke would then re-form
I know only an angels face could be so warm
Before her a beautiful quilt was spread
Upon it the story of my life was said
As she once again started to dissipate
She said, "Mike this quilt records your fate"
As the smoke traveled over to a new place
And then formed together creating her face
Looking over her shoulder back at me
She said, "This area will hold what has yet to be"
Most of the quilt looked like twisted evil tattoo
Simply because, my life's quilt was quilted true
I looked the quilt over and then met her gaze
She was so beautiful in so many different ways
The last part of the quilt way over to the right
Showed the beauty of someone changing their plight
Upon her beautiful hand, which seemed so nimble
I noticed she was wearing my grandmother's thimble
From a young maiden so beautiful to see
My grandmother appeared right in front of me
I guess up in heaven we return to our youth
My grandmother was beautiful; such is the truth
I thought of the price grandma was asked to pay
The shame of knowing I had turned out that way
I thought of her sitting there stitching my shame
My grandmother didn't deserve an eternity of pain
She said, "Michael be still with the pain in your heart,
Your story encourages others to make a new start."
"The deeper the wrong the stronger the right
I always knew my boy would take up the fight"
With a smile much brighter than an ice covered sea
She said, "I love the man my boy has grown up to be"
As she turned to the quilt and started to sew
She said, "Michael, its now time for you to go."
"Believe in your story believe in your truth
For Salvation is the true fountain of youth"
One night in a dream, which I'll hold forever divine
I learned; my Grandmother is now," The Seamstress of Time"
When I was a boy I would help my Grandmother roll
her quilt, find her glasses, as well as, her thimble. I
never thought about how amazing her art truly was.
From a pile of rags she would make the most beautiful
quilt's. I sleep under one of her quilts to this very day.
God created hands for building things. Sometimes before you build something, you must first destroy something else.
Wildfires are never supposed to be put out. Their sole purpose is to burn the entire forest to the ground, transform living things to fertilizer, making room and preparing the soil for new growth.
It is almost paradoxical,
that there must be death before birth
My hands have stared the grim reaper's reflection inside the pool of my best friends blood. An old student I used to tutor told me that I am the best brother she could have asked for
She said she will always love me
This was after I burned every bridge that traversed the gaps between us
Stared at her from across her desk
Told her that she will never be my sister. That our bloodlines will never match.
Our gene pools are just strangers that made the same wrong turn.
I spent so much time trying to find my way back that I never realized I was home in being lost I found something comfortable, without expectations. I only corrected myself after she spoke,
because I heard something familiar in her voice.
She sounded like family.
I have the scarred and wrinkled hands of a senior citizen
I'm only 22 years old
I once got my palm read
This gypsy woman told me that my lifeline should have been cut short when I hit 17.
That was a year ago.
What do gypsies know anyway
I have defied the odds my entire life.
Been broke down and built back up too many times to count
My fingernails chewed raw to the cuticle out of anxiety
I enjoy the taste of my own pain
Sometimes I use my own hands to destroy myself just to see who my real friends are who will build me back up when I can't do it alone
My hands have a desire to learn how to cook, but I'm not that great.
So when I am alone,
I tend to be hungry, not just for food though.
I starve for someone to talk to
It never satiates, because it's not you.
I know what it tastes like to completely give myself to someone.
My biggest fear is being abandoned.
When I look into your eyes, I am not afraid.
I need to cook you up a feast of myself, then feed it to you every day for the rest of our lives
Please tell me what I really taste like,
Be honest.
Years after my grandfather passed away, my grandmother moved into my aunt's house.
Since I was 5, every time I speak to her she asks me:
"Spenser, did you thank God for waking you up today?"
I think to myself, I never did tell my eyes to open themselves. It just happened.
So I don't know how to respond to her correctly.
I tell her that I love her, that I am writing a lot.
She tells me that she puts her hands together for me every night
Prays that I will get the job I want
I guess some prayers do get answered.
Sometimes two hands in the right position, matched with a conversation with God,
Can change things.
I even accidentally call that place home sometimes.
My dream is that my hands evolve into wolves, become part of a pack and work together with other hands to make a difference
Some days they will be the alpha male.
Full of confidence, at the head of the pack
Other days I need someone to show me the right way to go
Because if I've learned anything
It's that I am not always right
I can not always be in control of everything
The only thing I have ever really wanted is to know
That my hands were truly
A part of something.
written 10th Aug 2013
I am God's child, first and forever
I am known by many different titles, a daughter
I am a wife
I am a mother
I am a grandmother
I am a poet
I am by several ways, known as a sister
I am an acquaintance
I am a loyal friend
I am a stranger
I am a cousin
I am an Auntie
I am a niece
But who is this person, they all call "Denise?"
She is a child to God
She is a niece
She is a cousin
She is a stranger
She is a loyal friend
She is an acquaintance
She is known to many, a sister
She is a poet
She is a grandmother
She is a mother
She is a wife
She is known as a daughter to many
She is everything, she'd ever dreamed her life to be....
She is happier than she ever imagined possible
Born American, sixth generation of great-grands all German,
not much liking sausage or sauerkraut, English speaking all the way,
except the Germany of my ancestry was fought over and broken
so I'm a bit of France, Germany, Poland, Hungary all the Holy
Roman empire, dissolved down, fought over, egotized, horrified
and remade Into some new state where English is as common as German.
We share a love of flowers in the face of cold and rain, I drink less beer
and wine, meet up somewhere, anywhere around the world on a beach.
From my parents and grandparents, I know to serve up too much food
seven sweets, seven sours and drink and whirl the night away to a band.
Hardworking sorts, unafraid of a little dirt, loving dirt, the turnover
and young sprout brought to fruit, wearing overalls and then washing up.
To sit before a pressed linen table cloth, served up on the finest china,
the cha in my father's name, the uff da, and other exclamations.
The morning rosaries, the blessed churches where we give thanks for all good
and the setting aside of pride while we work together to make our food.
Sure there are aprons for cooking. Shorts for summertime. A dive into any pool.
What do I know of being German, not much, it's just somewhere in my roots.
The Women
(for the countless women, names unknown, who bore the brunt of Apartheid, and who fought the racist system at great cost to themselves and their families, and for my mother, Zubeida Moolla)
Pregnant, your husband on the run,
your daughter, a child, a few years old,
they hauled you in, these brutish men,
into the bowels of Apartheid's racist hell.
They wanted information, you gave them nothing,
these savage men, who skin happened to be lighter,
and white was right in South Africa back then,
but, you did not cower, you stood resolute,
you, my mother, faced them down, their power,
their 'racial superiority', their taunts, their threats.
You, my mother, would not, could not break,
You stood firm, you stood tall.
You, like the countless mothers did not break, did not fall.
You told me many things, of the pains, the struggles,
the scraping for scraps, the desolation of separation
from your beloved Tasneem and your beloved Azad,
my elder sister and brother, whom I could not grow
up with, your beloved children separated by time, by place,
by monstrous Apartheid, by brutish men,
whose skin just happened to be lighter.
You told me many things, as I grew older,
of the years in exile, of the winters that grew ever colder.
You were a fighter, for a just cause,
like countless other South African women,
you sacrificed much, you suffered the pangs,
of memories that cut into your bone, your marrow,
you resisted a system, an ideology, brutal and callous and narrow.
Yes, you lived to see freedom arrive, yet you suffered still,
a family torn apart, and struggling to rebuild a life,
all the while, nursing a void, that nothing could ever fill.
I salute you, mother, as I salute the nameless mothers,
the countless sisters, daughters, women of this land,
who fought, sacrificing it all for taking a moral stand.
I salute you, my mother, and though you have passed,
your body interred in your beloved South African soil,
you shall remain, within me, an ever-present reminder,
of the cost of freedom, the struggles, the hunger, the toil.
I salute you!
(for the brave women of South Africa, of all colours,
who fought against racial discrimination and Apartheid)
On Memorial Day I am haunted and flooded with so much grief.
My Mother lies next to my Grandmother and they next to my Great Aunt.
My Fathers name is there, too, but blessedly he's not there yet.
Such great memories are restored as I look at each stone.
Once again I'm a rambling child with no kids of my own.
I remember the safety they afforded me, and all the treats and their love.
All their little sacrifices they gave, when I was still too young to know.
Why did I chase after a kitten when Grandma was so close by my side?
A simple tug on her skirt and she would of hugged me and smiled with pride.
Why was I discovering butterflies, when my Great Aunt was close there too?
She made the best pies EVER from scratch while I played in another room.
Why did I take Mom for granted… when as a child she gave me so much?
What I wouldn't give for her gentle touch… and another soothing hug…
And Grandpa lies by Grandma… he was always repairing something or by her side.
And now there are all my aunts, uncles, and cousins that are all scattered around.
They made Christmas my favorite time as their talk and laughter rang out.
They'd laugh, talk, and enjoy each other's company, as I'm sure now they do.
I can't imagine them in any other way, than at my Grandma's on those wonderful
We'd sit down to a holiday feast with everyone all around and it all seemed like play.
Were they then thinking of others that they knew from long ago?
As I walk around the graveyard picking out old friends, I remember their wistful
They did the same each year, as they talked about the past even back then.
Perhaps its time my stone goes there, though I've a few more years to go.
That will help my children when it's also my time to go…
And surprisingly it makes me feel I'm not leaving the older family alone.
It's like a kiss, and a tug on a skirt to leave that something behind.
It's a promise… they'll be remembered until it too, is my time…
Until then I'll bring my children and tell stories from long ago…
One day a year can't be too much since it's memories that I bestow.
And they all simply add up to the life that I have known.
The Black butterfly waves away her adorations
All she seeks is seclusion, subsuming slave to mortification
The Dear Air is all she can breath, captive of imaginary dreams
The Beacon resonates, but the hope isolates
The Wasteland's silky fingers caressing the virgin's face
So she is now, the covet of the damned
Programmed to every victim's pain
Carrying the weight of every sorrow
Drowning in wrongs she does not know
But paradise is at loss; she must go
Nature sighs after the bite
All my hopes fading
Don't look at me with those sorrowful eyes
How do you know exactly what I'm feeling?
I'm just the ghost flower passing by
And you can hear nature's sigh
People were
Many things.
Strange or not
People were
Different and
Odd and fun.
People were
Monsters but…
That's not all
People were
And still are
Strange and odd.
People are
People. For
life is life.
Yet not.
Not is lies.
Truth seeps from
Every mouth
Lies, lies, lies
Move, move, move
But somehow
Lies prevail.
Lies are life.
Lies are death.
Lies are homes.
Lies are pain.
Lies are truth.
Yet somehow.
Truth prevails.
Truth is life.
Truth is death.
Truth is home.
Truth is pain.
Truth is lie.
Truth is that.
Lies will die.
Lies will cease.
Truth will live.
Truth will be.
Now that I'm retired
And know I can't be fired
I'll do anything I damn well please
And I don't give a hoot
Who hears me when I toot
For I have grown acustomed to the cheese
Old women and old men
As they grow nearer their end
Really just don't care what people think
Say and do what's on their mind
For as they age they find
They kinda like to raise a little stink
What I imagine is beyond my years,
An equilent stare
And an equilent ear.
A sombre mind
Is what one ought to have, but I foresee
What plays in my head
Is a movie
Of such great distress,
I see a young girl,
A good girl,
And the other side
Of the mirror
Is a different
Sort of girl.
More like the one before
In the image the mirror gives off.
If one would say the mirror lies,
Then that one would realise
The only thing that stands between these two girls is the thin membrane called glass.
Yet with the absence of such, they are merged into one. And when they come out to play
A tiny piece of each stands out like the small glow of the paraffin lamp my grandmother used to forbid us to use
Their memories of each other
Are like the memories
Of one individual person,
Yet seeing them
Side by side
Would greatly outline
Their stalk differences
But in world of fear
You can only love one
And their tears are the only thing that mimics their distress.


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20 U.S. Code § 1132–6 - Science and technology advanced foreign language education grant program
(a) Purpose
It is the purpose of this section to support programs in institutions of higher education that—
(1) encourage students to develop—
(3) provide for professional development opportunities for elementary school and secondary school teachers of critical foreign languages to increase the number of highly qualified teachers in critical foreign languages; and
(b) Development
The Secretary shall develop a program for the awarding of grants to institutions of higher education that develop innovative programs for the teaching of foreign languages, which may include the preparation of teachers to teach foreign languages.
(c) Regulations and requirements
The Secretary shall promulgate regulations for the awarding of grants under subsection (b). Such regulations may require institutions of higher education to use grant funds for, among other things—
(1) the development of an on-campus cultural awareness program by which students attend classes taught in a foreign language and study the science and technology developments and practices in a non-English speaking country;
(2) immersion programs where students take science or technology related course work in a non-English speaking country;
(3) other programs, such as summer workshops, that emphasize the intense study of a foreign language and science technology;
(4) if applicable, recruiting highly qualified teachers in critical foreign languages, and providing professional development activities for such teachers at the elementary school and secondary school levels; and
(d) Grant distribution
In distributing grants to institutions of higher education under this section, the Secretary shall give priority to—
(1) institutions that have programs focusing on curricula that combine the study of foreign languages and the study of science and technology and produce graduates who have both skills; and
(e) Report on best practices
Not later than one year after August 14, 2008, the Secretary shall—
(1) conduct a study to identify the best practices to strengthen the role of institutions of higher education that receive funding under subchapter III or subchapter V in increasing the critical foreign language education efforts in the United States; and
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These are my friends who really add happiness to my life and I love them. Well RENESMEE is great vary kind and sweet sister. While ELENA is very good sister I love her more than friends. LYNN I like her so much she is very cheerful and she always make me smile. SANJA my adorable sister who is always there for me. While KATE is my funny sister who always make me laugh. They gave unmeasurable love.!!!
~♥Your. Sexiest .B****. Ever♥~>
Nickname: Anything that is nice to be called
Age: It's for you to find out
D.O.B: 21th of January
Species: Angel/Human
Special Ability:
Manipulate minds
I'm Just JESSEn unperfect but not FAKE!I'd rather be hated for who i am than loving for who i'm not!I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination."I like to be a free spirit. Some don't like that, but that's the way I am.
For my part, I consider that it will be found much better by all parties to leave the past to history, especially as I propose to write that history myself. "I am Me. In all the world, there is no one else exactly like me. Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine, because I alone chose it -- I own everything about me: my body, my feelings, my mouth, my voice, all my actions, whether they be to others or myself. I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears.
I do my thing and you do yours. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, then it is beautiful. If not, it can't be helped.
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Stan Marsh's Grampa Wrote:
Jan 01, 2013 7:52 PM
According to the standards set under bill clinton, what david gregory did to obama technically wasn't sex. The DC metro cops should hit him with a prostitution charge when they frog march him out of the studio for violating the gun ban with his 'assault' clip prop. Gregory gave bathouse barry a full trimmings 'not sex' and got paid very well for it.


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By Ryan Black
For the AJC
ATHENS – Mark Richt believes there is talent returning to his team's secondary next season. The problem is, he hasn't seen it on the field yet.
With Sanders Commings, Bacarri Rambo, Branden Smith and Shawn Williams graduating, the only underclassman defensive back who has seen significant playing time this season is sophomore Damian Swann, who has started all 13 games.
The impending departures have left Richt feeling uncertain about the state of his secondary for 2013.
"I have no earthly idea who is going to play DB for us next year based on the maturity level of the group that we have here right now," he said. "I don't think they're mature enough to be the starters and I told them, 'You're competing with guys that aren't even here yet. We're recruiting our tails off and we're going to bring some guys in here. You guys are here and we're going to compete and we're going to see who really belongs back there. Don't think just because you're next-in-line that it's your job, because you've got to earn it.'"
While Richt conceded it was unlikely that any player from last year's recruiting class would have been able to wrest a starting job away from the secondary's senior quartet, he said those remaining have no excuses next year. If they don't step up their play, there are hungry freshman who haven't stepped on campus yet who could easily assume the reins.
"There's not guys just waiting in the wings that have a guaranteed slot, there's not guys that played a ton of snaps," Richt said. "Now 'Swannie' (Swann) is a proven player to me, but the rest of them? They haven't proved it to me yet. I hope they do. I love them and I want them to be the very best they can be, but they've got to earn it."
Josh Harvey-Clemons had no issue with Richt calling out the inexperienced defensive backs, himself included. The true freshman safety said will use it as motivation.
"This year I feel like a lot of things were going real fast because we already had guys that knew what to do and knew their role, so everything was going fast for the secondary people just coming in," he said. "I feel like this offseason we're going to work hard."
The Valdosta native vowed to put in the work for one simple reason: he got too familiar with not being part of the action this season.
"I hate sitting on that sideline, so I've got to find a way to get on the field," he said. "I'm going to do whatever it takes."
But the raw returner drawing the most attention from teammates is Sheldon Dawson. Fellow freshman Jordan Jenkins said there have been countless times in practice where Dawson's athleticism stood out.
"I remember looking back a couple of times when the 'twos' were in (with) Sheldon coming in and breaking up some pretty good passes and not letting guys burn him deep," he said. "I remember him on a couple of instances this week and last week coming up and batting balls down and jumping up over guys bigger than him. He's definitely going to be a play-maker next year."
Sophomore receiver Malcolm Mitchell, who played the first four games this season at cornerback before moving to wide receiver for the last nine contests, vouches for Dawson.
"I just see it. I just see it in him," Mitchell said. "He's going to be a great player. I don't say that often. I see good players, but I see something really different in him. You'll see it. Just watch him."
Other lettermen fighting for playing time next season include redshirt freshman cornerback Devin Bowman and sophomore safeties Marc Deas, Corey Moore and Connor Norman. Dawson was the only DB to sign in the 2011 class.
Commings insists there won't be any noticeable dropoff. If it wasn't for he and the other seniors, he said his younger teammates' ability would have surfaced already.
"They just haven't had a chance because they've had guys like us seniors in front of them," he said. "I think all of those guys can contribute."
Christian Robinson didn't strike quite the same cheery note as Commings. The secondary should improve over time, the senior inside linebacker said, but not without suffering through some growing pains first.
"Somebody is going to step up. That's what always happens," he said. "It might not be the best product at the time, but you give it time, you give it a few games and they're no longer rookies anymore at that position. They just need to learn a little bit more and I think they'll be able to pick up the pace."
Richt not convinced Twitter needed to hype program
Twitter is one of the world's most popular social media sites. It is used by everyday people, news organizations and various other entities, including college football teams. Since taking over at Tennessee on Dec. 7, coach Butch Jones has used Twitter extensively, interacting with fans and updating followers on his day-to-day goings-on. After using his own Twitter account sparingly since starting one in 2009, Richt rejoined the social media site in May. That being said, Richt only has 203 tweets, compared to Jones, who has over 3,200.
When asked whether he would consider using Twitter more like Jones, Richt said not to count on it.
"I don't feel like you have to Twitter to recruit or to promote your program," he said. "I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I'm just saying I don't know if it's necessary. That's for everybody to decide how they want to go about getting the word out. Please don't misquote me. I think it's fine to do, but I don't (know) if it's necessary for us, anyway. I don't feel like we need to do it."
Georgia's injury list was lengthy for the second straight day. Wednesday's report included receivers Malcolm Mitchell (groin), Tavarres King (hamstring) and Rhett McGowan (wrist sprain), noseguard John Jenkins (concussion), safety Marc Deas (knee) and fullback Richard Samuel (shoulder). Defensive end Abry Jones practice in a limited capacity, confined to a running-only regiment as he continues to rehab an ankle injury. … Richt wasn't pleased with Wednesday's practice, noting the only positive was having another on tap for Thursday. "It wasn't quite what we've been getting," he said. "The bottom line is I thought we got real sloppy today. It was not very good, but we'll be back out here tomorrow morning."
December 20th, 2012
2:16 am
uh first. but who cares. there is gonna be a lot of freshman/juco players on the field in the secondary next year. guarantee it
December 20th, 2012
3:38 am
Tray Matthews, Shaq Wiggins, Brendan Langley, Paris Bostick, Kennar Johnson, Quincey Mauger, Shaq Fluker, and Reggie Wilkerson are all great prospects. There will be a couple that will step up for sure.
December 20th, 2012
4:47 am
Alabama and South Carolina would not have been near as good as they have been the last two years without 7 or more recruit's from the state of Georgia each. Richt is all out trying to cut that pipeline off for both South Carolina and Alabama. If Richt is successful Georgia will be able to stay with Alabama, L.S.U. and Florida every year. Without that extra depth that helps Alabama reload every year they may become only a good team in the future and not the great team they have been the last few years. The other team in the SEC that will be one of the best every year will be Texas A&M.
I think if Richt can cut off the state of Georgia to South Carolina and Alabama we will see Spurrier and Saban retire inside of three years. Depth and being able to reload is the reason any team is considered a great team and not just a very good team. I don't think Spurrier or Saban can handle being in the middle tier or just a good team.
December 20th, 2012
5:06 am
I truly believe Georgia wll be find next year, if the players practice and stay together over the summer and go over their plays. Like playing spades, knowing what your partner going to throw out. They have to know who will be at what position and stuff on the field, so no one get burned deep. Go dawgs…. the S'cship game still hurts. But I support my DAWGS!!
December 20th, 2012
6:14 am
December 20th, 2012
6:51 am
Some of the guys listed as D/B prospects have already demonstrated that they can't play. Focus on the ones who can and we'll be fine.
December 20th, 2012
7:20 am
Next year will be THE year for Grantham to prove himself… 4th year in the 3/4…. new players HE recruited…. Offense will be strong… and we should have a Great year .. SEC Champs ??
December 20th, 2012
7:30 am
@7576DAWG….what if UGA was cut off in N. Carolina, where would your top two RB's be? UGA is getting Mr Football from S. Carolina this year in receiver Terry. S. Carolina's population is about 1/3 the size of Georgia and has Clemson to recruit against and UGA has GT. S. Carolina would like to cut off Fla, Fla St., Ohio St., and UGA, but there are no state lines when it comes to recruiting. UGA already gets twice as many 4 star athletics as S. Carolina, and both teams are now on about same level in football. Look no further than games against each other. I'm sure you're going to disagree with that, but face it….it's reality……Spurrier just extended his contract two more years and has publically stated if health permits he'll be there at least four more years.
December 20th, 2012
7:56 am
Who's writing your headline, a 1st grader?
Actually, Richt is NOT convinced. And what is "nest" year?
December 20th, 2012
8:13 am
get off chips a**. it was 2 am and if u dont like it, dont read it.
i for one, will happily "decipher" a typo or 2 to get my fill of
valuable uga news.
just go away SUNNY.
December 20th, 2012
8:17 am
Has anyone seen the HS videos of sheldon dawson on offense? Amazing athlete. I think he becomes the next brandon boykin.
December 20th, 2012
8:29 am
Teams with a good passing QB will test us next year. Early and often.
December 20th, 2012
8:31 am
First 2013 pre season list I've seen has Bama 1…..But Dawgs 5th.
December 20th, 2012
8:40 am
Still not sure why we're not recruiting Printz from Lassiter. The kid can throw the football!
December 20th, 2012
8:53 am
""It might not be the best product at the time, but you give it time,…"
Well Christian, your D didn't exactly set the world on fire this season, until Shawn Williams lit into you guys. I'm hoping next season, these young guys play with fire, without having to be "called out."
December 20th, 2012
9:09 am
We're going to see alotta depth in this recruiting class…and dont be surprised with some of the talent that will come in and contribute right away. There will be some learning curves early in the season, but we should be 2 deep at every position for a next 3-4 yrs.
December 20th, 2012
9:20 am
@bill arp: If there is one thing I've learned, it's not to argue with Richt's QB decisions.
December 20th, 2012
9:31 am
Starting Secondary next year:
Josh Harvey-Clemons (FS)
Corey Moore or Trey Matthews (SS)
Damian Swann (Boundary Corner)
Devin Bowman (Field Corner)
Brendan Langley (Star)
December 20th, 2012
9:32 am
December 20th, 2012
4:47 am
Give it a rest. Do you want every single player in the state to go to Georgia? You make real bulldogs fans sick with your constant whinning.
December 20th, 2012
9:33 am
@7575 the state of Georgia probuces so many 3, 4, 5 stars that other states move in to pick out the top recruits. UGA got two RB's from North Carolina. So the top backs here look elsewhere.
Oh,and I think South Carolina is getting a lot of Georgia players because of 3 reasons. Steve Spurrier. Winning. The SEC factor.
The SEC factor includes making South Carolina richer than the ACC schools. They get 20 million more than Clemson. This tranlates to more upgrades accross the board. Upgrades have turned the area around Wiily Brice very attractive..
December 20th, 2012
9:41 am
@Sunny Cloisters my team played a great game against a great opponent in a game that is a instant classic…we came up one play short if that is not up to your lofty standards kindly sit on it and rotate.
December 20th, 2012
9:42 am
Ok. I know , wrong place, but I'm venting. John Kerry said this morning that lack of funding from Congress ( run by GOP) was one of the main causes that our Team was killed in Benghazi . He doesn't say though during this same time that food stamps rose by 22 million people and billions of dollars……….but I'm sure he would say that's Bush's fault……These people take the blame for nothing. It's Obama's deal the next four years, and when things are the same…or worse……..I guess he'll tell us it was worse than he thought….and needs four more years…….Losers all.
December 20th, 2012
9:45 am
I don't understand the headline either. The story completely contradicts it. More worthless material from the AJC.
December 20th, 2012
9:46 am
"UGA already gets twice as many 4 star athletics as S. Carolina, and both teams are now on about same level in football. "
It would seem that SC is ahead of UGA at this point since Spurrier is going for his 4th straight next year and the last time UGA beat SC gas was 1.86 a gallon.
UGA is going to have a serious problem next year on defense because Grantham has proven that he has been as OVERHYPED like so many UGA players in the past. He has simply been overmatched vs decent offenses.
Grantham had experienced, upperclassmen at virtually every spot on the defense for 2012, most of whom had been under his tuteluge for at least three years. So if Grantham was going to be the new Erk Russell which every UGA fans had been hyping for the past three years, THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE YEAR.
It is safe to say that it was pretty much a debacle on defense for 2012 as virtually every decent team ran roughshod over Grantham's defense. Amazingly for all the hate directed at Coach Bobo, his offense saved this year edition of UGA football, yet many delusional fans still are trying to pin Grantham's failure on him?
Next year should see a full blown crisis on the defensive side of the ball. UGA is going to explore whether or not a team can go the Clemson route in the SEC and win solely with offense.
December 20th, 2012
9:48 am
Maybe Hillary could of moved some security resources from say Japan, Ireland, Germany, to the hot bed Muslim country to protect our guys IF money was a problem. Like ANY dept. head would.
December 20th, 2012
9:49 am
I believe the defense will be better for two reasons. First there will be more competition Which will add must needed depth.Second these players won't bring so much outside drama.This will be Todd's players. The next layer of players coming in will be pushing for playing time. There was so much focus on Jarvis (not to take anything away from him) That I felt like they couldn't come togetther as a unit.Jarvis played hurt alot. But without him we wouldn't have be Missu or Fla.Tree didn't show up until the last of the season. Rambo seemed to show up just when he felt like it. So really take all the BS out of the defense & they would have been one of the best in the country. I think they where better in 2011 as a unit.Just Facts !!! I'm sick & tired of all this talk about coaching changing at UGA. Now it's about Bobo & Gardner. Last year it was Richt & Todd. Bobo will get more money Cuz he's earned it. Bobo is stuck to UGA like wallpaper on sheet rock. And Gardner going to Auburn ? Give me a break That's all you can come up with. Ifhe's supid enough to do that Then we don't need his butt at UGA. LET THE BIG DAWG EAT.
December 20th, 2012
9:49 am
This is college football. Every year you lose some kids, every year you get some new kids. The team turns over every 4-5 years. Nature of the beast. If you recruit well you'll be fine. Georgia will be fine.
December 20th, 2012
9:51 am
There will be little drop off on the Defense next year in Athens. The athletic talent alone regardless of coaching will keep them in every game. These aren't Tech like recruits.
December 20th, 2012
9:53 am
Auburn? Ask VanGorder about taking a job in Auburn. Hope he rented. That place is toxic.
December 20th, 2012
9:59 am
Twitter is VERY important for recruiting, as is Facebook. Players need to feel their coach has a clue about social media. And it allows Richt to use his platform, after all, Richt has the #4 biggest twitter followers in college football, he just doesn't use his platform well that he's been entrusted with.
December 20th, 2012
10:01 am
7576 DAWG, nobody is gonna close off any talent pipeline, particularly to Saban.
And I hope you aren't holdin your breath waiting for Bama to become "middle tier," at least while Saban is there.
December 20th, 2012
10:01 am
UGA has been putting way too much emphasis on high school ranking, speed and size on defense, and not enough on technique, like how to tackle a runner.
Jarvis Jones got embarrased in the 2nd half when Alabama started running the ball because Grantham doesn't know how to teach his guys how to TACKLE A RUNNER.
December 20th, 2012
10:07 am
I'm not even gonna get started JB (9:48) . . .
December 20th, 2012
10:14 am
"There will be little drop off on the Defense next year in Athens. The athletic talent alone regardless of coaching"
Well, geez that is certainly a step down from Grantham is the "greatest DC in the history of football" which we have seen so often for the past two years. According to all the AJC homers, the 2012 defense supposedly had NFL all world talent at every position, so how did that "athletic talent alone without coaching" will get it done work out?
Now that UPPERCLASS, mature "NFL talent" is going to be replace with JUCO\High School "NFL talent", apparently most of whom are not even on campus yet and some people delusionally think that the defense will improve next year, right?
UGA for 2013 will likely resemble 2012 Tennessee.
December 20th, 2012
10:20 am
"Grantham doesn't know how to teach his guys how to TACKLE A RUNNER."
Don't be ridiculous, we tackled fine in the first half – our problem in the second half was Bama's superior depth, and our distinct lack of depth, caused by the small recruiting class last year (14) and huge attritcian rate the last 3 years.
It didn't help that our offense also had a bad run of 3-and-outs in the 2nd and 3rd quarters that made it worse for the D.
Regardless, I feel certain that a guy who has been an assistant for at least 2 of the best defensive coaches in the country, Nick Saban and Wade Phillips, knows "how to teach his players how to tackle a runner."
December 20th, 2012
10:26 am
TMart quote;
Asked what scares him about Georgia's defense, Martinez said, "Nothing. They're like any other Big Ten defense. Big Ten defenses are the best in the country, and we're going up against a good Georgia defense. We have to look at it like that."
December 20th, 2012
10:34 am
LogicalUS: UGA for 2013 will likely resemble 2012 Tennessee.
Hahaha!!! Really, with our starters on offense returning next year, and hopefully Aaron Murray coming back, Mark Richt has great recuits for the defense next year including the people who's been on the sidelines. I never seen any horrible posts like that before!
December 20th, 2012
10:49 am
hearing alot of tough talk coming out of Athens by the coaches -so far the OL, K. Malcome & now the DBs are being called out
December 20th, 2012
10:53 am
LogicalUS really we will resemble 2012 UT in one regard our defense should be behind our offense, but I don't think by the same huge gap that UT's D was behind Bray and Co. But you keep dreaming that will happen I love killing the trolls spirits ..
December 20th, 2012
10:56 am
Dawgs will have the most explosive offense in country. It will be okay that UGA defense not as great as this years. Managed to be without it through first 8 games.
December 20th, 2012
10:56 am
So we have one of the best d backs in the nation in Mitchell, someone who could probably be a heisman candidate game changer on defense but ohhhh no, we put him at receiver. Then we complain that we don't have any secondary next year? What are these clowns in Athens doing?
I swear I'm going to need 2 barf bags if this keeps up.
December 20th, 2012
11:02 am
On the otherhand, Hutson Mason does deserve some play time next year, as a backup, but not as a starter. If our schedule next year was similar to 2011 & 2012, then yes I wouldn't mind Aaron Murray going into the NFL early & Mason taking over. However, since our schedule is going to be much tougher next year, if we are going to win these tough games rather they are at home or on the road, we need Aaron Murray to return badly next year with the perfect O-line, running backs, and wide receivers returning next year. South Carolina's & Florida's 2013 schedule will be similar to our 2011 & 2012 schedule. They get the easy schedule and we get the tougher schedule. If we don't beat South Carolina and/or Florida next year including the other teams, it's OVER! Florida will be angry at us next year trying to get their revenge, South Carolina with Spurrier will go lights out on us as usual! The previous two times we've beaten South Carolina (2008 & 2009) were 7-6 South Carolina teams we barely beat! 2011 was a 7-6 Florida team we only beat by 4 points. This year our starters on defense forced 6 turnovers to help us beat Florida (who will be in the NFL draft next year). Will we rely on an inexperienced QB with a young defense next year to do all of this work, or will Aaron Murray return to Athens to help us control our own destiny for a rebirth at the SEC championship & and the final BCS National Title!?
December 20th, 2012
11:04 am
SUNSHINE YOU`RE A NEANDERTHAL with the intellect of an alligator, which aint much ! D backfield should be fine, a lot of good athletes coming in, D line a ? Good coaches know how to use the athletes, takes a while to judge the depth but some good potential to work with, offense should bail D out next year, SC a question early on, Clemson should be good game, running game will make the difference there, and possibly with SC who has good group back but loses significant players this year on d plus Lattimore who made that offense click, otherwise, LSU and Fl may or may not be that strong offensively, with potential D holes if attrition to NFL occurs. Team should be fine, bleacher predicted a 9 win Ga season next year, with Fl better record, that is foolish at best, idiotic more like it, offensive concerns serious there, Ga wins again in Jax, 10 wins a lock, 11 possible with East crown, rematch w/ Ala or LSU. we`ll see, Sunshine needs counseling!
December 20th, 2012
11:15 am
Part of Richt's world every year, not be ready for the next year. He never is because he palys the same guys and rarely subsitutes evern in blowouts. The same old story of poor Richt. Georgia still needs a real coach.
December 20th, 2012
11:18 am
What is going on with all the injuries? CMR let these players get out of shape!!! We need to win this Bowl game!!!! I understand we lost the SEC championship. How are the dawgs are going to look if they lose to Nebraska? Keep the players in shape. We do not need another WV bowl game. The players were fat and lazy and out of shape. TK and Mitchell are injured? Hamstrings=out of shape
December 20th, 2012
11:20 am
Way to much time off. You have to keep the players used to playing football. Nebraska will know that CMR is terrible at keeping his players up for a bowl game. Nebraska wil do the same thing WV did. CMR will embarrass the players and fans once again.
December 20th, 2012
11:33 am
Moist Dawg I agree your Moist I really doubt your a Dawg, but I digress first what do you base your idea that MM is the second coming of Charles Woodson on? I watched him all season and even to me its plain while he maybe functional in the secondary he is special as a receiver…heisman candidate I'm still laughing.
December 20th, 2012
11:42 am
ugab damn son take a breath, we can't practice anymore that we are that is mandated by the NCAA , fat and out of shape?? JJ has a concussion ……perhaps from hitting in practice ?
December 20th, 2012
11:59 am
Never waste an opportunity to get a dig at UGA eh?
December 20th, 2012
11:59 am
No matter how stupid it makes you look


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Farmers and brewers are still waiting to hear a final ruling from the FDA on the use of spent grains in cattle rations.
By: Josie Sexton, The Coloradoan
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — After months of panic by brewers and farmers and their representatives in Congress, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced it will amend a rule that, in its initial form, could have cost both industries millions of dollars.
The Food Safety Modernization Act, the largest reform of food safety laws in 70 years, passed through Congress in 2011, and as a result, in late 2013, the FDA proposed a rule to monitor U.S. animal feed production more closely in order to prevent food-borne illnesses such as salmonella.
But in the fine print of the administration's 100-page document, published last October, breweries were included in the new animal feed regulations. The reason? For centuries, they have been donating or selling their "spent" grains, leftover after sugar is extracted from malt during the mashing process, to farmers who use it to feed their cattle.
It's an old tradition of "one local industry helping another local industry," said Chris Thorne, vice president of communications for the Washington-based Beer Institute, which has been working with the FDA to amend the proposal.
"This is the kind of recycling story we want to see continue."
The only reason it couldn't continue, Thorne said, is the cost for a brewery to comply with new FDA standards. In regulating breweries also as animal feed producers, the FDA would require more cleaning, monitoring and sampling of the grain before its transfer to farmers. This would translate to manpower and machinery for a brewery and, on average, an investment of $13.6 million annually, according to a study by the Beer Institute and the American Malting Barley Association.
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