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What can we do to improve human population control?
Besides world hunger, poverty and inequality, humanity faces another social phenoma: over-population. I recently read Dan Brown's newly published book Inferno. The book talks about over-population and (spoiler alert!) how a plague was produced to leave 1/3 of the population infertile.
It got me thinking, if we did find the technology to do this, would we do it? Should we? Then again, isn't reproduction a basic human right? Yet, this same right is making our already limited resources even more limited.
What do you think fellow TEDizens. Are we taking enough initiative as it is regarding birth control? Are campaings of contraceptive methods enough or should we have a more radical approach? There are already countries that support the idea of population control, amidst them China and India. Is this enough?
Let me know what you think.
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Nov 10 2013: I was originally thinking that China's "one-baby-only" rule was probably the best bet since it has shown the best results: their population has steadied radically. But then again, China's rules cannot be regulated the same way in other countries. For example, in other countries like India, this rule would have no impact on the population because the government does not and cannot keep track of everyone. Then I thought that educating women and having classes regarding family life can help somewhat. But many people (and their parents, and other family members) already have prior beliefs on having children and these kind of classes will not have an effect on them. I just came back from India and many people in rural India still have the mentality that having many children is a good thing.
I believe the only solution is a long-term solution, one that will take at least a generation to show any results. It is simply education. No sex-education or anything like that, but sending children to school or at least give them some sort of education. The only reason I see this is because of the recent trend I've seen, especially in cities: poor people are having more kids than rich people, and that is a huge problem. And I think the difference is how they grew up.....based on their parent's education. It's all one big cycle.
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MJ_in_centralPA January 19, 2012 @ 11:19 PM
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I did, yes I did...My radiator spud bushing union thingy was stripped and my the old radiator valve was leaking...
I am sure you all know where this is headed
Had to sawszall the old valve off
Which means I needed to get the old bushing spud thing out of the 80 y/o radiator
Just for fun I thought I would throw the spud wrench in there....what do u know...It strips the bushing...BIG surprise
So my sawszall was taking too long to cut the bushing so I switched blades
Well the new blade cut fine
Yes, and I put the bushing in and connected it all up...and it is leaking.
So based on my picture what r my options?
Don't tell me I have to tap out a bigger hole and put a larger bushing in...please no
STEAM DOCTOR January 19, 2012 @ 11:26 PM
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teflon/rtvTry teflon(blue is better) and high temp silicone caulk on the male threads of the bushing.Also try to fill the notch that you cut with the high temp caulk before you put in bushing.Good luck
Abracadabra January 19, 2012 @ 11:49 PM
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JB Weld?You could add some JB Weld on the threads. But it ain't ever coming out again.
ChrisJ January 20, 2012 @ 12:37 AM
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I can't help with a fixbut I might help in the future.
When we did my steam mains we cut the pipes off around an inch away from a fitting. We then used a chisel and a hammer to fold the pipe in on it self by pounding in one area with the chisel which pulled it away from the threads in the fitting. We did this on two different mains and it worked great both times. It may be more work but there is no risk of cutting threads.Weil-McLain EG-45 connected to 392sqft of radiation via two 2" risers into a 3" drop header and 2" equalizer. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment
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JasonA January 20, 2012 @ 9:44 AM
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Works every timeI have used this technique many times. Time consuming but it worksJason
Hap_Hazzard January 20, 2012 @ 5:31 AM
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I'd bore and tap it on general principle.With a bushing on there you'll at least have something you know you can get ahold of and unscrew the next time, and if you can't get the spud out of the bushing, oh well. You're only out a bushing (and a radiator spud, but they're not reusable anyway).
I don't know who ever fantasized that you'd be able to take a brass fitting out, when it's threaded in as tight as it will go and has the threads sealed with pipe joint compound, by pushing against those two little bumps, which are partially corroded, with a tool that doesn't even engage them efficiently.
To me a spud wrench is just for installing radiator spuds. I take them out by clipping the retaining ring and grabbing the end of the spud with a pipe wrench.
Next time take your sawzall to the retaining ring. Then you'll have something you can get a wrench on.1983(?) Peerless G-561-W-S
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MJ_in_centralPA January 20, 2012 @ 8:51 AM
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thanksThanks guys for your ideas....I will attempt the silicone and tape method first
The spud wrench from HD wasn't even able to tighten the new spud
By the way...if I put jb weld on it ill never b able to get the spud bashing out?
Not even sawszall and pound it out?
Abracadabra January 20, 2012 @ 9:55 AM
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sawzallWhat you could do is carefully put some JB Weld only at the cut. Then use a tap to clean out the threads a bit.
I use a sawzall too. Just stop short of the fitting. You don't need to cut the fitting all the way through. Just enough to weaken it so when you hit it with a chisel, it breaks off at that point. Kind of the same strategy as cutting glass. Here's some pics of a recent sazwall job I had to do.
Mike Kusiak January 20, 2012 @ 10:06 AM
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Cleaning before assemblyMake sure you clean and dry the threads and saw cut notches well before applying the silicone RTV. Use a wire brush and then clean with a rag and isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Dry the surfaces well with a heat gun or hair dryer, as the silicone won't bond to a damp surface.
If done properly the repair should last many years
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Sometimes no matter how well you treat your hair, it can end up feel parched. The hormonal changes of pregnancy and menopause, certain medications, hypothyroidism, and chemotherapy can all cause dry hair, says Benabio. The body also doesn't manufacture hair as well with age, so as you get older, protecting hair from the sun and doubling down on conditioner becomes extra important.
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When shopping for leave-in conditioners, scan the ingredient list. Products made with argan and Moroccan oils are all over drugstore shelves right now, and they work quite well, says Draelos. If you have dry but fine hair, look for products with dimethicone, which moisturizes without weighing hair down the way an oil can. And panthenol helps retain moisture and reduce frizz, adds Benabio. A drop or two of hair oil applied from mid-shaft to end will kick up moisture and shine without leaving hair overly greasy, but if you're still weary, mix a drop of oil with your regular styling product, says Hill. Try his Defrizz-ilicious Magic Drops Rescue and Repair Treatment ($11.99) or Maijan's Pure Moroccan Argan Oil ($17.50).
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The SEEDS Workgroup on Early Education Technology (SWEET) was created in August 2005 to address one of the seventeen topical areas identified by early intervention staff throughout the State of California. The purpose of the SWEET is to connect California's early intervention programs and families to Assistive Technology (AT) resources for young children with disabilities.
Members of the SWEET have collected internet-based information, materials and training designed to streamline access to up-to-date and useful information for EI programs and families. SWEET offers a series of Internet links to more information on AT for young children by providing a categorized listing of websites that have been peer reviewed by the workgroup for appropriateness and utility in an early intervention setting. SWEET developed principles based on research in the field and the DEC recommended practices on AT that was used as a criteria to measure whether the links would be beneficial to early intervention programs.
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The third section includes a series of training modules for programs interested in training staff on the topic and for SEEDS consultants conducting onsite training. The modules are organized into six sections: AT Overview, AT & Communication, AT & Assessment, AT & Emergent Literacy, AT & Play, and AT & Computers.
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saw this on the bay....what a crackin idea.
An ideal opportunity to give a helping hand and maybe cheer him on if you get to any bsb races this year!!
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a cool idea....think I'll become a shareholder....
reckon these guys who literally put their lives at risk for our entertainment (and theirs I suppose!!)deserve all the help they can get.
having done the track day last week i have even more respect for those guys....the speed they go is just mental...
will make watching it on Sky more interesting as well!
might be worth bouncing this next week as most are at Skeggy this weekend...
reply back and the guy seems to want to do as much for his "shareholders" as they can for him..raffles with prizes from sponsors..hopitality..even just sayin its ok to pop in n say hello at the races lol.
he might just regret that :)
i'd put this back up in case any of you lovely people missed it...afterall skeggy sounds like it was much better than being stuck 'ere
also a capitilist pigdog shareholder.... can't make Silverstone unfortunately and missed the two meetings closest me but hey hoo....there's always roadtrips and Brands again.... :-)and i always win at raffles........NOT!
will enjoy watching how he gets on anyway...
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Foresthill Divide or anything in the foothills (not hole in the ground anytime soon!)
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Hi Jodi! Welcome to Relay For Life at Arden Park! I see that you are not interested in joining the committee, in what other capacity would you like to participate - team captain, team member? We're happy to have you in any capacity! Feel free to drop me an email at your convenience.
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Welcome Jodi to SacYakkers. Sounds like rivers are your bag. See ya hon the American!. Sven
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how was mushing?! :)
absolutly! I can teach a class in the summer. I just can't really bring my malamute out unless it is early morning or evening time. too hot! :)
Thanks for the nice stroll on Saturday, we all had a great time! Also, there is another fundraiser for ACS on April 29th, do you think anyone would be interested? I can get you more info if you'd like! Sierra
Hi Jodi! I look forward to meeting you and a few of other group members this Saturday. I loved my first meet-up last Saturday and am very excited for this one! I will pay my membership dues to you on Saturday.
Hi Jodi, the RSVP's is closed for this evening, but wanted to let you know that Nick, my husband, will be there with our Ridgeback, Duke. He has your cell phone number.
Hi Jodi. Sorry that I didn't make it to the river on time tonight. It was my first time going to this spot and coming from Elk Grove I made a wrong turn. Got there very late and I missed the group. I was glad to find the spot however for future reference. My two small dogs had fun. Thanks.
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What I Wore- Austin Fashion Week
I planned to have someone take my outfit picture everyday of Fashion Week but between me taking pictures and being tipsy, I completely forgot!! I did manage to snag a couple of images taken during the week though……
Take by the fabulous Jeffrey Fry!
I wore this on Tuesday when I went to the Hill Country Galleria for a bout 5 minutes and then to Mirror Mirror. The dress and cami are from Lane Bryant (no they didn't come together, that was all me!) and the necklace was made by my seeester Michelle! My earrings are little Eiffel towers from Forever 21 and my huge bag is Mulberry for Target. I'm sure I had shoes on but I can't remember what they were…….
Photo from Tess Design's Doo-Wop Bash. That's me and Andrea :)
My dress is by Savannah Red and it's one of my absolute favorites of all time!! The pink flats are from Target about 3 years ago. My big owl necklace is vintage and I picked it up at the first Hunt. Gather. Style and my earrings (which you can't see but they are pink hoops) are vintage and I got them at the Texas Style Council Conference.
Me and Samatha of Nepethe's Bathtime at Plain Ivey Jane
I so wish I had gotten a full picture of this dress! You can't really tell but my dress is covered in flamenco dancers - no lie! The dress was ordered from Simply Be, and the cami is from Lane Bryant. My red purse is Elliot Lucca and was given to me by a fabulous friend. I had on black wedges by Kensie Girl that I got for like 80% off on Ideeli and I think I had on black owl earrings that my friend got me at The Avenue.
As much as I tried to look nice for Fashion Week, I tried to stay as comfortable as possible as well. Since I had multiple events every evening I didn't want to wear anything I couldn't walk around in or anything that would get too hot too fast. However, in 100+ degree heat getting hot was inevitable. All you could do was pile on the deodorant and hope for the best!
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A federal judge in Utah has struck down a ban on cohabitation in Utah's polygamy law in a partial victory for a star of the reality series Sister Wives.
U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups upheld the law's ban on multiple marriage licenses, but struck down the ban on cohabitation as a violation of the right to freedom of religion and due process, report the New York Times, the Salt Lake Tribune and SCOTUSblog. How Appealing links to the decision.
The challenge was filed by Sister Wives star Kody Brown, who is formally married to one wife and has three "spiritual wives." He was represented by George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley, who covered the case at his blog.
"Despite the public statements of professors and experts that we could not prevail in this case, the court has shown that it is the rule of law that governs in this country," he wrote. "It took singular courage to be the first court not only in this country but any recorded decision to strike down the criminalization of polygamy."


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Craig Robins, a native Miamian and CEO of the development firm Dacra, has been a force in the transformation of South Beach and the Design District. His most ambitious project to date is Aqua, a "neighborhood" built from scratch that may become a model for mixing New Urbanism with contemporary architecture, in the heart of Miami Beach. A well-known collector and art sponsor, Robins talks to us from one of Dacra's offices on Lincoln Road.
New Times: During last year's Art Basel, the Design District played a central role in adding an urban and design dimension to the occasion, with all those alternative spaces showing theater, performance, and video art. What is your involvement and will it be as important this year?
Craig Robins: I see the Design District as a lab for creativity, which in the context of Basel added a cultural dimension. People need to come to Miami and conceive it as this special place, not only for what Miami has naturally, but also for the art and the cultural vitality of the city.
Obviously Miami gained from Art Basel, but looking at substance beyond glitz, do you see this event as having a long-term impact for the city?
Yes, it already has. The beach and the clubs are fine, nothing wrong with that, but we are becoming a city of substance. I see Art Basel as this one event we can all rally around and produce something unique, for the art community ... it's an opportunity to come together and leave something behind, a lasting model. However, we shouldn't become a victim of our own success. We need to learn and build something substantive on our own that confirms and surpasses Art Basel.
What's that?
In my opinion our challenge now is to come up with a top art school, one that truly represents a north/south dialogue, because of our privileged positioning. We can cater to the best in a short period of time. I don't think we can really become unique for our museums, we can't compete in that league, but we can have one of the top five schools in the country.
I knew you were involved in this idea. What kind of school is this? Have you gotten any offers of support?
One has to think about the implications of an art school, what it means, especially a north/south art school where there's a continuous flow of great visiting teachers; artists that will be coming to Miami to make art and helping the students attending the school. If it works, then great artists would continue to be developed here. If we could become a central meeting point and we could even improve and heighten the mix of people that are here ... we could as a city have a bigger role in this international dialogue. What's the important thing to do next? I think it's [to nurture] the teaching aspect of Miami and work to elevate it.
How are you going about it?
We organized this meeting in Aspen, and invited people from around the country and around the world: artists, teachers, department heads, and architects. It was a small group. The purpose was to start to talk about this. The meeting was in preparation for a symposium that we are organizing. Donna Shalala [the president of the University of Miami] has agreed to chair it. The subject matter is the art school of the 21st century.
Will this school be connected to any particular institution?
The school could be part of the University of Miami or part of the museum system. It could be independent. In fact the school could be part of a university that is not in Florida. The objective now is to think through all the issues together and figure out what's the way that is the most effective.
I'd like to move to the issue of urban design. Our city is very poor and our urban landscape is dismal. On top of it there's a real estate explosion aimed at only the rich, and the result is like a study in contrasts. Can the middle class and the poor live with quality here?
You talk about these projects that are elitist and expensive. I find that challenging ... it's hard to do something that's brand-new and well designed and do it affordably. But it's a challenge that anyone has to think over. On the other hand, developers are very dependent upon zoning regulations. Sometimes people don't like what's built, but developers do what they are allowed to do. I think we need to improve our codes in Miami-Dade County to facilitate better quality design.
Are you saying bad design [is because of] zoning regulations?
Well, generally developers get blamed. But it's a complex issue: There's restrictive zoning and unenlightened consumers ... conditioned by a greedy market that offers something which is not that good [but] consumers want it, and they pay for it. Personally I'm inspired by the notion of doing something with quality. I don't see myself as a real estate developer as much as a CEO of a creative company -- and then we express ourselves through real estate by working with architects, designers, to build something in a special way ...


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March 2012 Sky from the Keeble Observatory
Last month we were describing the Standard Model, which is the current framework
for understanding the "zoo" of subatomic particles. Recall that we identified two
kinds of quark and the electron as constituents of the material world around us,
and then two more families of quarks and associated leptons to explain the rest.
(Lepton is a label applied to light particles which are not subject to strong
nuclear forces.) The table below identifies the components of this model.
up, down
strange, charm
top, bottom
The electron is the most familiar of the leptons. (The word electron comes
from the Greek word for amber, and is the same root as electricity. Supposedly,
static electricity was first noticed by Thales of Miletus, who reported that when
amber was rubbed with wool it would attract lint.) Their motion through wires subject
to an electric potential difference (i.e. a "voltage") is the current which causes
the lights to come on. They are stable, fundamental particles which do not decay
into anything. Electrons also have a mirror "antiparticle" called the positron,
which has the same mass but opposite electric charge. If an electron meets a
positron they annihilate and vanish in a flash of gamma radiation. As we noted last
time, the muon was discovered in the 1940s, but nobody knew what to make of it.
We now see it as a heavier version of the electron – about 200 times more massive
– but it's unstable. The muon decays into an electron and two neutrinos.
OK, you ask – what's a neutrino, and where does it fit into the Standard Model?
Recall last month's observation that we needed a third participant to explain beta
decay, in which the neutron decays into an electron and a proton and something else.
That something else is the neutrino, originally "invented" as a neutral particle
which couldn't be detected, but whose participation in beta decay would preserve
energy and momentum conservation. Neutrinos are extremely light particles which
travel at virtually the speed of light. They interact only weakly with matter, and
would typically travel thousands of light years before interacting with anything.
It turns out that each lepton has an associated neutrino, so there are electron
neutrinos, muon neutrinos, and tau neutrinos. Each also has an antineutrino! When
the muon decays it produces an electron and an electron antineutrino, thus preserving
the "count" of particles in the first family. Since the muon has disappeared, the
count of second family particles is preserved by emitting a muon neutrino. The tau
is even more massive. 34% of the time it decays into either a muon or an electron
with its appropriate antineutrino, plus a tau neutrino. It can also decay into a
pion plus a tau neutrino.
You may have seen in the news a report that researchers may have found neutrinos
travelling faster than light. Although those results are now being questioned (apparently
two cables were not properly connected!), the fact that it made the news should
tell you that neutrinos are indeed part of "standard" physics. Next time we'll try
to pull this back to astronomy.
Lunar phases for March: Full Moon on the 8th, at 4:39 am; Last
Quarter on the 14th, at 9:25 pm (also Albert Einstein's birthday!); New
Moon on the 222nd at 10:37 am; and First Quarter on the 30th
at 3:41 pm.
I hope you've been enjoying the evening show, assuming you like to look for bright
planets. Four of the brightest have been gracing our evening skies. To the west,
you can't have missed Jupiter and Venus. You may have missed Mercury low to the
horizon. To the east, that red "star" is Mars. And we've seen the Moon wander from
west to east.
Saturn has been rising after 10:00 pm, and is still above the western horizon at
By month's end you'll still see Venus and Jupiter as the first to emerge from evening
twilight. Venus is the brighter of the two, and it will be above Jupiter after they
come within 4 degrees on the 12th. Mars is rising earlier, so you'll
see it higher to the east and crossing to the south as the evening advances.
An overhead look at mid-March reveals a mostly empty sky at zenith. The likely unfamiliar
constellations of Lynx and Leo Minor are in that direction, but there are no bright
stars to grab your attention. Brighter and more familiar asterisms lie tens of degrees
below zenith. Gemini are high (about 70 degrees) to the southwest, marked by the
"twins" Castor and Pollux. Below Gemini we bid farewell to Orion and all the familiar
bright stars in that constellation and those around it. To the south-southeast we
find the sickle shape of Leo, with bright blue Regulus joined by the red planet
Mars. Ursa Major (including the Big Dipper asterism) is high to the northeast, and
Capella marks the constellation Auriga to the northwest.
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Appetizer: Tomato and Mozzarella Skewers with Basil Oil
Earlier today we told you about our cocktail party strategy of sticking to two or three dishes (rather than eight or nine) that look bountiful and feed a crowd. This is one we just served: tomato skewers piled high on a platter, dressed up with a little basil oil that takes two minutes to make.
We're basically taking a caprese salad and putting it on a stick, and no doubt you've seen a variation of these skewers on a buffet or two in your day. But they really are hard not to like, and they couldn't be easier to throw together.
We bought bocconcini, bite-sized mozzarella balls, to make the process even quicker, but you could also cut a big ball of mozzarella into chunks. On each skewer, we put three grape tomatoes and one piece of cheese.
For the basil oil, we blended a couple of handfuls of fresh basil leaves in a blender with enough olive oil to make it fluid and creamy. We put it through a strainer, thinking we'd get clear green oil on the other end, but most of the basil bits came through the sieve. Next time we won't bother with that step; the bits of basil are a nice pop of color anyway.
Because we were transporting this platter to another location for the party, we put our basil oil in a squeeze bottle and squirted it on once we got there. Done!
Related: Questions for Allie: Appetizers for a Stress-Free Cocktail Party?
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Had these at a party last night, and they were lovely - with one thing: some of them had been made a bit too long, and so getting the pieces off was a little difficult, and the cheese was a bit big for one bite. Great idea, but make sure when in doubt go smaller!
Sounds yummy! Thanks for posting.
I have never seen this idea before, but it is BRILLIANT. Just the other day i was trying to think of an easier way to serve caprese salad at a party, and this is THE solution!
I love caprese salad and these are lovely. I am certainly going to steal this idea for a party in the near future.
Yummy. Add a baguette and that was my lunch today!
Gorgeous photo.
I make these for cocktail parties or as apps pretty often. I make them a little smaller since like @Tanner Adair mentioned, on a skewer they can be hard to eat. I buy the marinated mozzarella balls from a local Italian deli which has bits of basil leaves and tomatoes already mixed in. I slide one mozzarella ball and just one cherry/grape tomato with a bit of basil sandwiched between the two onto a long toothpick. Delicious and simple. Great post!
Love it. I've done them on toothpicks (just big enough for tomato-cheese-tomato) which might be a bit easier to eat...
I took these to a potluck brunch. I used a short skewer with just one tomato and one piece of cheese. The mozzarella balls were small -- a single bite. I served them with a small bowl of pesto. Everyone was snatched up right away. Tasty and pretty!
Forget party. I just saw the salad for dinner tonight! :-) Party of two!
Seriously brilliant
these are excellent! a local restaurant serves them during a downtown summer food festival here, with the addition of the basil leaves sandwiched between as mentioned above, and it's always a must-stop!
I got this from an Italian caterer, we make this a lot as appetizers and it is always a big hit.
On toothpicks we skewer a small piece of mozzarella (baby is best), a half of a cherry tomato and a single black olive. we put these on a deep tray and drench them with pesto sauce to which we add a lot of olive oil to make it more flowing...
this comes out bite size and delicious! this tray always empties out early...
I love this but with bocconcini cheese : sooo delicious !
Delicious :)
try also with grilled white bread and anchovy sauce:
Thank you for this recipe! Thought I would feature it on my blog (referencing this website, of course)!


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Ok so who makes the best Ice Cream in Southern California?
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Ok so who makes the best Ice Cream in Southern California?
Rite Aid.
Strickland, any other locations besides Irvine?
I like Scoops
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or you could check out Chowhound.
Search Results: best ice cream - CHOW
or Yelp.
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Rite Aid (formerly Thrifty's) Ice Cream is the best!
Will have to try Strickland's though
meh im going with Coldstones.
Vanilla w/ Brownies mmmmm
Huell Howser says it's Fosselman's in Alhambra.
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Hawaii's Buy and Sell Entrepreneurs
Meet the resourceful entrepreneurs who snap up other people's castoffs, clean them and then resell to you and me
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Other collectors and dealers seek rare, often specific items that are worth more and, thus, usually take longer to sell. Dolly Domingo of Ohana Estate Sales says she has a customer database of more than 700 people who range from buyers of everyday items to those willing to spend thousands of dollars on rare finds. Estate sales commonly occur after a death, divorce or foreclosure, or when people downsize their homes. Domingo says Ohana Estate typically hosts one to two sales a month, with the most popular ones in Nuuanu or Hawaii Kai.
She says the biggest demand is for rare, antique Chinese furniture, nautical products, vintage and antique toys, musical instruments and koa furnishings.
Storage-Locker Newbie
Leroy Goo has been buying and selling items online for years, but purchased his first storage unit at an auction in June for $1,700 and entered a whole new world.
"It's really easy to sell things on Craigslist," Goo says. "All you do is put up some information and some photos and then your phone starts ringing. With storage units, you have to work a lot harder, but the payoff can be much bigger."
Unlike Asuncion, Goo looks for storage units with big-ticket items.
Even though it takes more effort to sell a single big item, it's still easier than selling 50 smaller things, he says. "But it's always a gamble when you purchase a locker because even if you see 10 flat-screen TVs, they could all be broken, so there's no guarantee that what you see is what you'll actually get."
Fortunately, Goo says, he was blessed with beginner's luck. The first unit he ever purchased contained several pieces of solid-koa-wood furniture, including chairs and a dining table, two big armoires, nine sets of golf clubs, a crystal vase and several paintings. Goo says moving the items was challenging since he doesn't own a truck, so he hired two men he found on Craigslist for $80. It took about one month to sell the unit's contents, but he ended up making a $6,000 profit.
"It's a challenge to try to find dealers who will buy the items, but I think once you know where to go and who will buy what, it gets easier," Goo says.
Charles Yeehoy, owner of Alii Antiques in Kailua, says he no longer scours auctions and garage sales because people come to him to sell their finds. But, for Keith Tanaka, owner of Roots and Relics, a popular downtown Honolulu store that sells new and used golf clubs and accessories, the treasure hunt never ends. Tanaka has been going to swap meets and estate and garage sales almost every weekend for 35 years. Nine out of 10 times, he buys something.
"I'm mostly looking for unusual things," he says. "Experimental clubs, clubs that tour players like, collector-type clubs from the '50s and '60s."
Roots and Relics also accepts trade-ins, and that's where Goo unloaded the clubs from the storage unit he purchased.
"We have a guy who refurbishes the trade-ins for resale," Tanaka says, "and they come back looking almost like new." In a good month, he'll sell about 1,000 clubs, with used ones retailing for as much as 75 percent under the price of a new club.
With dealers like Tanaka offering such low prices, Goo says, "You have to be realistic about how much you'll get for things. Just because you think – or know – something is worth a lot, it doesn't mean you'll sell it for that much. Sometimes what it comes down to is: How badly do you really want to sell something because holding onto it for a long period of time won't do you any good?"
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You could try eBay arbitrage, using tools to find poorly listed items, buy them, and then sell them back on eBay, with a better title, description, pictures, etc.
Use a site like Ebuyersedge.com to set up saved searches. You'd get an e-mail whenever a matching item is listed.
Try a misspelling search site like Typojoe.com to hopefully find some hidden eBay deals.
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You are receiving this newsletter two weeks after a tragic accident occurred, involving four George Fox University students. As you must know by now, the accident claimed the life of Cara Moran, a senior history major who would have graduated this month. Three other senior women were severely injured and hospitalized.
Our thoughts and prayers have been with the families involved. We are praying for physical and emotional healing for the women who are injured. We are praying for unimaginable peace, love, and strength for the Moran family. We pray, believing that God will engulf them in his deep love and walk with them through the days ahead.
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This event received significant media attention. Local channels broadcasted comments made by our students that lifted the Lord high and proclaimed his light in the lives of these women. The message was clear - that we are a people who have the hope of eternal life with God! Although we grieve the loss of Cara we know that she is home with her Savior in heaven. The same hope that is fulfilled in Cara's life right now is the comfort and joy in our lives as well.
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WHAT and WHEN: The American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3) first enrollment day will take place at Covenant Medical Center's Knipling Education Center (6th Floor of the West Parking Garage at 21st & Louisville) on Friday, September 6th from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The second day will be at the same location on Saturday, September 7th from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
During the month of September (with additional enrollment sites at Monterey Church of Christ on Sunday, September 8th and Wednesday, September 11th; and TTUHSC on Friday, September 27th and Saturday, September 28th) more than 400 residents in Lubbock County are expected to join this once in a lifetime research opportunity to save lives from cancer.
It is not too late for participants to enroll. Appointments can be made at CancerStudyTX.org or 888-604-5888. Walk-ins are also welcome.
WHY: The Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3) is an American Cancer Society long-term research study that will help researchers better understand how genetics, lifestyle and environmental exposures work together to cause or prevent cancer.
The specific causes for many cancers are unknown. Ongoing research has made several breakthroughs in the last 50 years, but there is still much to learn.
CPS-3 participants are asked to complete a comprehensive baseline survey prior to enrollment day sharing details on their health, medications, family history, and current lifestyle habits. At enrollment, each participant will provide a blood sample, waist measurement and complete an enrollment survey. Enrollees are then contacted every two to three years for 20 years or more to provide additional updates on their health through a survey.
There are no other cancer studies of this magnitude in the U.S. This survey will examine 300,000 people from diverse backgrounds for a long period of time. Ultimately, this study will save lives and give people more time with their families and friends.
About 1,660,290 new cancer cases are expected to be diagnosed in 2013, and in 2013 about 580,350 Americans are projected to die of cancer - almost 1,600 people a day. Cancer remains the second most common cause of death in the U.S., accounting for nearly one of every four deaths.
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As the 30-day deadline nears, the Heiltsuk (helts-uk) and the Kitasoo-Xaixais (kit-ah-soo shy-shy) added their names to a growing list of groups that want the Federal Court of Appeal to review the cabinet decision.
The First Nations, whose territory on the central coast of B.C. is along the tanker path of the project, say they will fight the pipeline in court "and, if necessary, on the land."
The environmental group B.C. Nature has also filed an application with the court, bringing to at least four the number of legal challenges that have been filed in the past few days.
All claim the federal cabinet's decision last month is invalid because it's based on a flawed report from a joint review panel.
B.C. Nature's lawyer, Chris Tollefson of the Environmental Law Centre at the University of Victoria, says cabinet was also legally required to give its reasons for approving the pipeline, which it did not.


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Bellmont has won the Mishawaka Wrestling Invitational 14 times, more than any other school, and the last Braves' win came in 2003.
That's one winless streak that Bellmont would like to end.
"It's wide open. There are five or six teams with a legitimate chance. Whoever places the most, pops the most into the finals will win the tourney," stated Bellmont coach Brent Faurote.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Jeff Brooks had a career-high 23 points and Talor Battle added 19 to help Penn State hold off Indiana 69-60 on Monday night.
The Nittany Lions (8-4, 1-0 Big Ten) snapped a two-game losing streak with their second straight win at Assembly Hall — a venue where they had lost 15 straight before finally winning a game two years ago. The two teams met only once last season, in State College, Pa.


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Team of the Week: Arkansas
The Razorbacks broke out of the pack to win the LSU Golf Classic by seven shots over Virginia. Arkansas was the only team to finish under par in the final round with a 1-under 287. Led by Emily Tubert's third-place finish, three Razorbacks finished in the top 10 – Kelli Shean and Victoria Vela tied for seventh – as Arkansas won for the third time this season.
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