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Earlier this year, Tim and I purchased a juicer. We did plenty of research, watched online demonstrations, and comparison shopped for several weeks. We finally settled on a cute counter-top juicer that we nicknamed Rommy (What? You don't name your appliances?). Sure, it was a bit spendy, but the benefits of making your own juice far outweigh the cost of the appliance.
1. Making juice at home eliminates unnecessary plastic and glass bottle purchases. We used to buy bottled juice at the store every week. We recycled the bottles, but it still felt wasteful.
2. The only contents in our juice are the fruits and vegetables we put into it. There are no additives or preservatives.
3. Homemade juice is incredibly fresh. It hasn't been sitting on a store shelf for several weeks.
4. Homemade juice is less expensive, especially if you purchase your fruits and vegetables locally and in-season.
5. The leftover pulp extracted from the juice can be used for composting.
One of our favorite combinations: Apple, carrot, ginger, and beet
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Carrots: rich in vitamin-K, beta-carotene, fiber, folate, iron, and zinc
Ginger: rich in phenols and volatile oils, ginger is helps the body detoxify, alleviate nausea, and soothe digestive problems.
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UNDP's Knowledge Management Strategy
Knowledge Management in the context of UNDP's Strategic Plan
The Strategic Plan 2014-2017 re-aligns UNDP's attention on a set of priority areas around Sustainable Development Pathways, Inclusive and Effective Democratic Governance and Resilience, to position UNDP more distinctively as a thought leader in the global development debate, and increase its impact on development results. UNDP's knowledge management (KM) serves these three areas of development work, either directly though externally oriented evidence collection, analysis, knowledge capture, generation and exchange initiatives and engagement in policy debate, or indirectly by improving organizational effectiveness and efficiency and fostering a culture of learning and exchange.
The key objective of KM in UNDP is to drive UNDP's global leadership in achieving the seven outcomes of the Strategic Plan. To this end, UNDP will focus its KM work on understanding what does and does not work in the above areas, collecting, analysing and using evidence from a global and country perspective, and from external and internal experience.
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UNDP defines KM as the summary of all measures designed to address its knowledge-related challenges. It recognizes that knowledge is both a key output that it delivers to its clients, as well as a key resource that the organization needs in order to deliver its results. KM means using the resource 'knowledge' more effectively to improve the way UNDP does business and to achieve greater impact in its development outcomes as formulated in UNDP's Strategic Plan.
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In doing so UNDP's KM covers both external KM for and with partners and clients to draw on external knowledge, expand our perspective beyond UNDP's internal view, build our partners' capacity and respond to client demand for KM advisory and policy services, as well as internal KM to support the organization's flow of substantive expertise and operational efficiency:
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- Building of an external evidence base with partners on policies and solutions and active participation in and shaping of development solutions and discourse
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- Getting the greatest possible advantage of existing knowledge resources available through UNDP's global network
- Evidence and lessons for learning, reporting, results-based management and communication
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In February 2014, UNDP adopted a Knowledge Management Strategy Framework 2014-2017 that defines UNDP's principles, objectives and priorities in KM for the next four years. Following the lessons and feedback from internal and external stakeholders as well as consultations in preparation to developing this framework, UNDP decided to prioritize and invest in the following six KM focus areas to strengthen UNDP's role as knowledge broker, builder of capacities and facilitator of exchanges in KM for development practice. Each of them contains various elements which contribute to the six focus areas:
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15 Quick and Simple Vegetable Recipes to Get You Out of a Green Salad Rut
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Don't get me wrong, I love a good green salad. But there is a whole world of quick, easy vegetable side dishes that don't involve lettuce. With recipes like sesame roasted snap peas, baked chili-spiked sweet potato chips and grilled cabbage with spicy lime dressing, you now have no excuse. Get out of that salad rut tonight!
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- 2 Chili-Spiked Sweet Potato Fries
- 3 Lemon-Marinated Brussels Sprouts With Parsley and Shallots
- 4 Lima Beans With Cumin-Mint Dressing
- 5 Roasted Winter Vegetables with Miso-Lime Dressing
Lemony Green Beans With Almond Breadcrumbs
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- 7 Asparagus Ribbons
- 8 Thai-Style Brussels Sprouts
- 9 Elote (Roasted Sweet Corn with Cheese)
- 10 Grilled Carrots with Lemon and Dill
Corn and Zucchini Salad with Chives
- 11 Mixed New Potato Salad with Sweet Basil and Shallots
- 12 Corn and Zucchini Salad with Chives
- 13 Sesame Roasted Snap Peas
- 14 Baked Summer Squash
- 15 Asparagus & Pecorino
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Thanks for this. I'm definitely in a green salad rut so it's much needed!
Love the look of the grilled cabbage wedges and the corn and zucchini salad especially.
The lima beans with cumin-mint dressing and the Elote are going into my to make file. I have been substituting my regular salad for a sauteed salad of cooking greens lately. It's easy and very yummy...
Great to have some new ideas! Two of my favorites are Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta (admittedly, Pancetta is not a green), and Roasted Radishes. The links to recipes for those are below:
Great post!
Hmm... could you do the roasted winter veggies with lemon instead of lime? Unfortunately, I'm not a huge fan of the latter.
My current favourite is spicy sweetcorn with onion & lime! Fry the onions for a bit first, then add the sweetcorn, once the sweetcorn starts to fry too, add lots of chili powder, salt, pepper and lime! Fry until you're happy with it. YUM!
@ryttu3k: Definitely! That recipe is very flexible.
Indeed, how the zucchini looks, makes me just wanna go buy a few and make myself a salad!


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Cook: Our county leader's mind is made up
SALISBURY — You have to admire school and city officials' optimism in asking the Rowan County Board of Commissioners to reconsider financing a central office in downtown Salisbury, now that contamination issues have been settled.
The request is reminiscent of our collective naivete when the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education accepted commissioners' letter of agreement in early 2012 committing $6 million toward the project. No one thought to follow through with a binding contract in case elections changed the two bodies. Isn't a written agreement between one elected board and another — a public document available for all to see — as good as a contract?
Here's the text of the letter, signed by Chad Mitchell as chairman in 2012:
Please accept this letter as notification from the Rowan County Board of Commissioners of our decision to provide up to $6 million toward your efforts to locate and build a new Administrative Center for the Rowan-Salisbury School System. These funds have no restrictions, and shall supplement whatever additional funds you are able to obtain through grants or gifts to build the new facility.
We acknowledge our commitment of $6 million was not the level of funding you desired, but it will fund 45,000 sq. ft. of your goal of 62,000 sq. ft. At this point, we would suggest you continue your efforts to make the best decision for the School System, students and taxpayers of Rowan County in your Central Office decision. We would appreciate periodic updates of your location decision, and efforts to secure additional funds.
Prior to making application to the N.C. Local Government Commission (NCLGC) to secure approval of our $6 million financing, we would need to have a final presentation of the Central Office location, plans, and budget. This information will be necessary for our staff to obtain our portion of the funding and approval of the NCLGC. This step is consistent with all financings the County has pursued over the past 20 years.
Jim Sides was in the minority that voted against approving the agreement then — he and Carl Ford. Thanks to last fall's election, Sides now is chairman of the commission and did not hesitate to toss that agreement into the trash can. He has the votes of new commissioners Craig Pierce and Mike Caskey tucked firmly in his pocket.
Some cliches are in order here. To the victor go the spoils. He who has the gold rules.
Live and learn.
Just as the city of Raleigh has learned a lease signed by former Gov. Beverly Perdue means little to current Republican lawmakers, Rowan County has learned a historic agreement signed by former Chairman Chad Mitchell means nothing to the new ruling majority of Sides, Pierce and Caskey. They have the power — and arrogance, some would say.
Sides has thrown Mitchell under the bus before, or at least Sides' mother has. Phyllis Sides used the public comment portion of a commission meeting in September 2011 to point out that Mitchell was a school system employee with the appearance of a possible conflict of interest and should not vote on school-related matters .
Mitchell kept voting.
Sides has undermined other board members, too — something Pierce and Caskey would do well to remember. In December 2007, Sides and Commissioner Tina Hall criticized Chairman Arnold Chamberlain for talking with city officials about a central office and conference center without consulting them. "Chamberlain is a good commissioner; he is a poor chairman," Sides told a Post reporter.
At the time — 2007, mind you — Sides told school officials to wait a little longer for a central office. "In two years I'll talk to you about a new building."
That sounded promising.
When will we learn? Sides occasionally gets school supporters' hopes up by saying things like "I want to be part of the solution," and criticizing a proposed design for being too large. (Whittled down, the design immediately became too small for his vice chairman.)
The fact of the matter is he's just against the kind of building the school board wants — new, brick, centrally located. Period. He'll deny that and say the timing is not right. But until school officials let him lead the site selection and choose the design — we're talking about a man who likes to be in control — he's going to have a problem with any central office they choose. If the school board went with a prefabricated building on county property beyond the city limits — outhouse optional — he would insist it could be built for less. He wouldn't be Jim Sides if he didn't.
I respect Sides' sense of principle. Once he makes up his mind, he is absolute. There's not a wishy-washy bone in his body. When I try to put myself in his shoes, I see that he cannot back down or change course; his political persona would crumble. He can't be anyone but who he is.
And "who he is" is a man elected by the voters three times now to be on the county commission — never consecutively, but that's another story. Love him or loathe him, Sides is our county's leader, and his mind is made up.
There will be no county participation in a central office as long as Jim Sides is chairman of the county commission. On that you can depend. The real question now is this: How can the city and the school board pull off this project on their own?
Elizabeth Cook is editor of the Salisbury Post.


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Many women have found relief from heavy periods and cramping, menopausal discomforts and weak periods by taking Chaste Tree berry. It's often taken with Red Raspberry leaf, which strengthens the uterus and also helps to balance out menstrual problems... Sourced from: The Lowdown - Chaste Tree
Some years ago, Sparky was diagnosed with Cushing's disease, and Elizabeth didn't want to put her on Pergolide. Instead, she looked for an alternative treatment and found it: Chaste Tree berries. She feeds it not only to her mare, Sparky, but also to her other mares that don't have Cushing's. Find out why in this detailed first-hand account: Chaste Tree Berry - What is it and why do I feed it to my horses?
Vitex agnus castus or chaste tree is found in Asia and the Mediterranean. It is a native of India and China. It belongs to a genus of sub-tropical and tropical flowering plants. Chaste tree belongs to the Vervain Family which tends to attract insects. It typically is seen as a large shrub and even grows into a small flowering tree and would blend well in the landscape of a modern suburban community. The flowers come in a variety of colors, including mauve, light pink, off-white and pale-lilac which bloom in full from May to September. The plant grows best when there is plenty of sunshine and thrives in soils that drain well.
"Vitex" comes from the Latin "vieo" referring to the use of the plant in basket weaving. Its more popular name, "chaste tree" is a reference to the belief that this plant can depress libido. Vitex is also known by agnus castus, chasteberry, lilac chaste tree, hemp tree, Indian spice, and sage tree. In some areas it is called Monk's pepper or Abraham's balm.
The chaste tree has aromatic leaves but the part of the plant with great medicinal value is the dried fruit or berry. There was a belief in medieval times that the berries of this plant is the source of a potent potion that help monks maintain their sacred vow of chastity, hence the name, "Monk's Pepper." Aside from this, Vitex is historically a folk remedy mainly for relief of post-partum hemorrhage or to help with the afterbirth. And so for 2500 years since the time of Hippocrates, Vitex has been used primarily for treatment of gynecological conditions
In practice, it has been used extensively for its medicinal properties that extend to both the female glandular system and on the secretion of male hormones as well. In certain traditional herbal classifications, chaste tree berries are classified as anaphrodisiacs, the primary use of which is to "lessen the urges of the flesh." Other classifications identify it as an aphrodisiac. It has been eventually found out the chaste tree or Vitex is actually an agent that restores balance to the body. A number of modern studies have already confirmed the effect of chaste berry that traditional healers have known for hundreds of years.
Vitex: A woman's friend
Women who suffer from the pain and discomfort of PMS (pre-menstrual syndrome) and various other feminine issues may find the relief that they are seeking with Vitex. This alternative relief provides respite from uterine cramping, headaches, and tenderness of the breast that accompany menstruation. Vitex is also ideal for the abatement of heavy menstruation and in the resumption of absent menses. Acne that occurs in relation to the menstrual cycle may also be controlled.
The effects of chaste tree berries are not due to hormones because it does not contain any. However, the plant can increase the secretion of the female hormone progesterone via its effect on LH or luteinizing hormone that is secreted by the pituitary gland in the midbrain. The amazing ability of chaste tree to restore the delicate balance of the female reproductive system has been attributed to its effects on the production of progesterone.
Vitex can also increase prolactin hormone levels. Vitex is also a potent agent in promoting female fertility, relieving menopausal symptoms, and managing fibrocystic diseases.
Uses: Like many other bulk herbs, we add it to many food recipes (salads, meat dishes, soups, stews, etc.) in small amounts for added nutrition and fiber without affecting the flavor. Chaste berries can be used to benefit men, women (including before, during or after pregnancy, and nursing) and children. It can be used as often as you would like.
Storage: Like many other bulk foods, Chaste berries store fairly well. It should be kept in an airtight container and stored in a dark, dry, and cool place.
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November 17, 2011 at 9:59 am
If you are giving this to your horse, I asume he has foundered or has developed cushings. In either case, NO other 'snacks' should be given. Alfalfa free hay, soaked beet pulp and chaste tree berry is all he will ever need. Beet pulp is available at most feed stores and is a guaranteed analysis, soak 2 cups over night, put 1/3 tsp chaste tree berry powder in it in the morning and mix it up. If still no luck, put a tiny bit of Equine Senior in it too. I have a very picky eater and he gobles this up!
January 25, 2012 at 12:00 am
Dose for horses... I used a rounded scooper for mine, about 2 tablespoons worth over her sweet feed 2x a day. My mare was 17hh and about 1500 pounds (so skinny we could not keep weight on her in her old age) I gave mine to an old mare (32!) for two years at the vets last ditch effort to keep her going. Her hooves improved and her coat improved and she was able to put weight on.
November 6, 2012 at 12:00 pm
Hi, I have a 23 yo Arab mare (have had her since she was 8 mo old). I've had her on Chasteberry for the past year and the improvements I've seen are amazing. She is 14.2 hands and weighs 800-850 lbs. Her weight used to be 750 before when I was using Pergolide. She was lethargic/depressed, no energy, couldn't keep weight on, etc.
Basically, her changes were minimal with the Pergolide. Plus, FDA disapproved Pergolide last November for a perscription alternative that I wasn't willing to put her on.
I started doing some research and found Chasteberry (Vitex) had amazing results. So, I have had her on it for almost a year. The most telling was that she shed out normally in the spring. Plus, she was so alert and perky. She acts like she's 5 instead of 23. Also, the farrier made a comment that her feet look better.
I give her a level tsp a day. I don't know what that comes to in ml but it seems to work for her. I plan on having some bloodwork done to see how she looks internally.
Just as a sidenote I also give her a couple of Tbs of coconut oil daily. This helps with coat, any stomach issues, etc. She is quite a happy girl.
Posted by Patti on 8th Jul 2014
My 25 year old Appaloosa shed out his coat better than he ever has this summer. Almost five years ago, my vet and I suspected that he might have the appearance of early Cushings. I have given him a tbsp. of chaste tree berry (I grind the whole berries in a cheap coffee grinder)in the morning and again in the evening on top of his low starch feed (no molasses) ever since. He gets timothy hay only, or a very light timothy alfalfa mix, and Omega Grande Complete as a general supplement. He looks amazing, runs around with his 4 year old pasture mate, is a perfect weight, and I will continue to give him the chaste tree berry!
Posted by Gale on 10th May 2014
I've been using chaste tree berries for my 29 yr old gelding for the past 4 yrz to treat his Cushing with great success. It has helped him shed out. Last winter I needed to increase his dose up to 1 tbls 2x day as his weight kept dropping. My vet also suggested to feed him Timothy/alfalfa hay pellets. The weight came back. He is looking great this spring.
Posted by Betsy on 5th Jan 2014
I got my info from a rescue site. They use the Chaste Tree berry Powder year round on all their Cushings horses, including geldings. They do not claim to be doctors nor do I. They swear by the results and I know Pergolide can have bad side effects. the amount they prescribe is 1 tsp. two x a day, a heaping one for larger horses. they feed it for 3 weeks on and a week off so they don't build immunity. My horse had Cushings and Lymes, she has only been on the powder about a month, and was also on Doxy for the Lymes, but she isn't cranky like she was which was unlike her...I feed the powder, don't want to grind and put it in her senior and she never slows down. spring will be interesting but i hear lots of good reports and natural is always better! blessings to you and your 22 yr. old baby, my paint is 26!
Posted by Cheryl Infantino on 10th Nov 2013
I give my mare MSM for inflammation (she's 22 yrs old). She doesn't like the taste of that. So I mix the chaste tree berry and MSM in a little dish with some apple sauce and water then put the mixture in a syringe. I can't think of any other way. If your mare gets tired of the applesauce, you can always try some watered down molasses. Horses really like that too.
Posted by Ricky on 2nd Nov 2013
I had the problem of finding a way to get my mare to take the chaste berry. If you are treating for cushings or IR, you should NOT be allowing any sugar or simple carbs into the diet.
What we did was soak 5-6 alfalfa cubes until they break apart really nice and almost make a mash. Then, we mix in the chaste berry powder.
Posted by Tabatha on 14th Oct 2013
I bought this to try on a mare that I have that has painful heat cycles. Her first couple of days of heat are the worst; she will colic from the pain. The chaste tree berry has not stopped the pain, but so far it seems to be regulating her cycle. She has been on it now for a little over two months. I am giving her 1 TBSP twice a day. I have recently started her on Black Cohosh root to see if that will help with the pain.
Posted by cindy on 13th Oct 2013
I have used it for the past 4 months for Hank, my Belgian gelding. The web article I had found on its use suggests 1Tablespoon of powder 2x a day. I guess that it tastes good, Hank eats it up! The article also suggests on 3 weeks & off one week.
Although Hank (age 23) does not have all of the symptoms of cushings, he has shown some signs of it with weight loss & less energy. The chaste tree berry has helped him overall.
Posted by K Kirby on 13th Oct 2013
I have been using Chaste Tree for over 18 months for a Cushings pony and it has made a drastic improvement in his mental state. He is bright and alert - not a cure, but a fantastic natural way to help him mentally and physically. We have also used it in horses that are hard to handle or even aggressive behaviors from some mental imbalance - not as a result of abuse or mishandling - and it has resulted in calming the horse and improving temperament. Both uses have taken up to 180 days to see a result with a does of 2 tsp per day for an average horse!
Posted by Katherine White on 12th Oct 2013
We're using ground chaste tree berries for our pony as well (Miniature horse/Hackney pony cross). She tested negative for Cushings and insulin resistance, but still tends to have weight gain in areas typical of Cushings (over the shoulders, over and behind the eyes, etc.). We give her 1 tsp. of ground berries twice a day with her starch free feed, 3 weeks on and 1 week off. From what I understand the week off is important for mares. Much as it is a source of occasional distress, we ladies need that hormonal ebb and flow. Interestingly, when my daughter stopped grinding the berries and gave them whole, the pony's symptoms came right back and she gained considerable weight before I found out what was going on (about 2 weeks). This was with no change in the amount of food she took in.
Ground chaste tree berries (we use a coffee bean grinder) are an efficient, cost-effective treatment that I'd recommend for anyone with a "too easy keeper." I don't think you'll find fresher or less expensive berries than are available from More Than Alive.
Posted by Lisa Hauri on 11th Oct 2013
I also put my mare on Chaste Tree and grind it the same way. I read about it on a rescue site and thought I'd look for myself and found MoreThanAlive! Just started about 2 or 3 months ago and I am having great results too. I also give it to my gelding and they are both way more happy/mellow and looking really good - healthy. I live in San Diego and they are both almost completely shed out and lookin' fine.
I was so happy with this website that I decided to also put both horses on Rosemary, black walnut (for worms), Pau D'Arco, Stevia, Garlic, vinegar, cinnamon - and a few others occasionally. I am really thrilled with how these herbs have helped our family. This is a wonderful company and I feel really blessed to have come across it in my search for answers about my insulin resistant and cushing horses.
Thank you Vlad and Joy and Beeyoutiful, I have become a customer for life. Blessings to you.
Posted by Laura on 11th Oct 2013
I bought this product for my horse who has Cushing's symptoms. I grind it in a coffee grinder and mix it with her senior feed. Since starting her on this last Summer she started shedding out completely for the first time since I have had her in 4 years. This spring she has shed out sooner than my gelding. Overall her health has improved dramatically, she's happier, more energy overall feeling great. I will keep her on this permanently. thank you.
Posted by Kim Walker on 29th Sep 2013
The berries are easy to grind to produce powder. The customer service associate recommended this and it worked well for me to give to my horse for PPID.
Posted by Sharon Parham, Miami OK on 20th Sep 2013
I have been using chaste berries since 2009 for my cushings/insulin resistant mini. She also receives pergolide, but needs assistance with shedding. The chase berries do a great job.
Posted by Beverly Jordan on 9th May 2013
Have been using ground vitex on my 20 year old gelding for almost two weeks. He loves the taste, has started shedding and and has so much energy and zest. Wish we were showing.
Posted by Just Joan on 25th Mar 2013
The chasteberries (vitex) arrived very fast, packaging excellent and berries smelled very fresh. I grind them up and feed 1 tsp per horse 2X daily. On the berries for a little over one week.
My horses literally whinnie for it. They love it. For my gelding and suspected Cushings disease and my mare for being a marish mare. Here's praying I can keep him off the medicine. He is also IR and being treated for hypothyroidism.
Posted by Unknown on 10th Mar 2013
Love this stuff for my horse. He is doing well on it.


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China Grove man charged with DWI in a 'Sleepy Hollow' sheriff's car
SALISBURY — Authorities say a China Grove man had too much to drink Saturday then took a prop car from the TV pilot being filmed here for a little ride.
A location manager with the production said she didn't know how the man got the vehicle in the first place.
Christopher Anthony Diederich, 49, of Moorland Park Street, was charged Saturday night with driving while impaired, no operator's license and speeding — in a Sleepy Hollow Sheriff's vehicle.
Rowan County Sheriff's Lt. Gene Smitley was on patrol around 8 p.m. along N.C. 152 when a Chevy Tahoe heading east traveled left of center and sped away. The deputy pursued and clocked the driver, later identified as Diederich, going 80-90 mph.
The deputy could see the word "Sheriff" written on the back of the sport utility vehicle.
"At first Smitley didn't know if the car was from another county," said Sheriff's Capt. John Sifford.
Smitley caught up to the SUV when it was slowed by other traffic. The driver pulled into the parking lot of the former Atwell One Stop. When the deputy got out of his patrol car and saw the words "Sleepy Hollow Sheriff" emblazoned on the side of the SUV, he remembered the "Sleepy Hollow" TV pilot being filmed in the area.
The pilot, which is being made by 20th Century Fox, began filming Monday night in downtown Salisbury.
Smitley noted that Diederich smelled of alcohol and asked if he was intoxicated. Diederich admitted he had been drinking. The deputy asked why he was speeding. Diederich told the deputy the vehicle was a "movie prop car and he was taking it home," the report said.
The report didn't say how Diederich got the vehicle or describe his connection, if any, to the production. The "employment" field on the report was left blank.
Kathy Berry, a location manager for "Sleepy Hollow" said she was unaware that one of the "picture cars" had been involved in a traffic stop.
Berry searched the crew roster and did not find Diederich listed. Although filming began Monday, the cars were delivered to a transportation holding location on Saturday, Berry said.
A Post reporter contacted the number listed for Diederich on the department report. The number is for Performance Parts Plus and Camera Ready Cars, a Mooresville business.
A message left at that number had not been returned Tuesday evening.
Smitley reported that Diederich failed a field sobriety test and had blood alcohol content of 0.14. He was tested again later at the Rowan Sheriff's Office and had a 0.11 blood alcohol content, the report said.
The legal limit is 0.08.
Diederich was driving with a revoked license.
Diederich was released into his wife's custody. He is due in court April 19.
Contact reporter Shavonne Potts at 704-797-4253.


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Campus ceremony celebrates "gifts that will help us continue the legacy of excellence," according to vice chancellor Tom Baird
November 13, 2008
DEARBORN / Nov. 14, 2008---The University of Michigan-Dearborn has raised more than $45 million in the most successful capital campaign in our history, according to Tom Baird, vice chancellor for institutional advancement.
The campus celebrated the conclusion of the campaign at a Nov. 14 ceremony that included the announcement of several major gifts from alumni, gifts that will have an impact on the campus for decades to come.
These gifts will help us continue the legacy of excellence that has made these alumni into our strongest supporters, Baird said. But the overall success of our campaign is due to the generosity and involvement of more than 11,000 donors, including alumni, members of our faculty and staff, and other supporters of the campus. We are all making a difference for UM-Dearborn and our region.
The Nov. 14 ceremony included remarks from Chancellor Daniel Little, from faculty members whose work has benefited from gifts, and from Anthony Viscogliosi, a 1984 alumnus who chaired the chancellors campaign council.
UM-Dearborn launched the public phase of its $40-million fundraising campaign in 2004. The drive has focused on raising support to increase student opportunities, strengthen academic programs and enhance the campuss partnerships in southeastern Michigan.
Nearly a quarter of the money raised in UM-Dearborns campaign, almost $10 million, has been designated to provide scholarships for students based on need and merit. One fund in particular, the Alumni Legacy Scholarship, raised more than $500,000 to generate scholarships for students who are related to UM-Dearborn alumni.
UM-Dearborn alumni also worked together to establish an endowment to support a collegiate professorship in the campuss School of Management named in honor of Richard Czarnecki, a much-loved and very influential professor emeritus of accounting.
Alumnus Ed Elliott, a Florida-based investor, has pledged $2 million to support the UM-Dearborn School of Management and to begin to endow a professorship in memory of his late wife, Betty. Ed and Betty Elliott both received bachelors degrees in accounting from UM-Dearborn in 1967.
About 35 percent of the total raised during the campaign, more than $16 million, came from corporate donors, including the Ford Motor Company Fund, DTE Energy Foundation, Toyota USA Foundation, General Motors Foundation, Chrysler Corporation Fund, Marathon Ashland Petroleum, Borg Warner, AT&T and others.
The Ford Motor Company Fund contributed more than $750,000 for preservation and outreach activities at the Henry Ford Estate, a national historic landmark on the campus, home to the automotive pioneer and his wife for more than 30 years.
Ford also worked closely with the College of Engineering and Computer Science, Environmental Interpretive Center, and the School of Education during the campaign. It provided more than $2 million for automotive research, scholarships, environmental education, improvement of high schools, and innovation challenges such as the "Model T for the 21st Century."
The Nov. 14 celebration was planned to coincide with events scheduled the same day on the Ann Arbor campus marking the conclusion of the Michigan Difference Campaign.
CONTACT: Terry Gallagher
The Office of University Relations
Room 1040, Administration Building
University of Michigan-Dearborn


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Today we're voting on the Classic pies. Apple, pumpkin, pecan. Which is your favorite incarnation of a classic recipe? There are 13 entries in this category and we need your help to judge them (all in good fun, of course - every one of these looks amazing.) Click through to see a gallery of all the pies and to make your vote count!
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Vote Now!Voting will be open until 12:00 noon EST tomorrow, November 21. Links to the pie recipes are below, if you want to review.
The Classic Pies
- Entry #1: Caramel Apple Crumb Pie
- Entry #3: Martha's Apple Pie
- Entry #4: Pumpkin Pie Tarts with Dark Chocolate Frosting
- Entry #6: Classic Apple Pie with Pâte Brisée Crust
- Entry #11: Sugar and Spice Pumpkin Pie
- Entry #13: Pumpkin Pie Cups
- Entry #16: Banana Cream Pie
- Entry #17: Apple Ginger Pie Bars
- Entry #19: Candy Apple Pie
- Entry #25: Jack-O-Lantern Tartlets
- Entry #27: Edith's Sweet Potato Pie
- Entry #28: Pecan and Date Pie
- Entry #29: Pumpkin Pie
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this looks like a classic. a truly beautiful pie. i love pie!
How do I vote??? I'd like to cast my vote for #28, the pecan and date pie.
trying to vote but this survey never accepts my vote - going for #29!
can't vote :(
my vote: apple ginger pie bars
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DEARBORN / June 1, 2009---Virtual environments have become valuable tools for e-learning and distance collaboration. Now, a group of engineering students at the University of Michigan-Dearborn are using technology in a different way: as a means to address social needs and urge social change.
This innovative project, called the "Campus of Hope," is made possible by a $100,000 Ford College Community Challenge grant from Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services. Through this initiative, UM-Dearborn students purchase virtual land in the online 3D world of Second Life, and morph themselves into digital avatars to promote awareness about the challenges of Michigans food banks.
The Campus of Hope project is one of just five projects that received funding in 2008 from the national Ford College Community Challenge, a new initiative that invited colleges from across the country to design student-led projects that would offer community-based organizations innovation solutions for tackling critical needs. Winning "Challenge" entries had to embody the theme of "Building Sustainable Communities."
"At Ford, we understand that to contribute to a more sustainable world, we must play an active role in helping institutions and communities address a wide range of vital issues from education to hunger to mobility," said Jim Vella, president of Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services. "Through this Community Challenge initiative, Ford is the rewarding innovation and initiative of college students who want to improve the sustainability of the places they work and live."
In the online world of Second Life, Campus of Hope is mirrored after the real UM-Dearborn community, complete with familiar campus buildings and a replica of Fords world headquarters except this one houses interactive food-bank themed games scripted by the students. For example, visitors to Campus of Hope can drive a Gleaners Food Bank truck as they race to pick up food donations before a timer runs out.
The goal of the Campus of Hope project is to use Second Life's technology to conceptualize challenges facing Michigans food banks and to develop solutions than can later be implemented in the real world through partnerships with the Food Bank Council of Michigan and other local agencies. Through 2013, UM-Dearborn students will continue to expand and strengthen the Campus of Hope community, operating it as a real and virtual network where food banks can collaborate, exchange best practices and access tools and resources.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn is committed to supporting the residents of southeastern Michigan, said Bruce Maxim, associate professor of computer and information science. Campus of Hope gives us a way to use technology to solve real problems for real-world communities, while providing valuable skills and public service opportunities to students.
The Campus of Hope project will be showcased at an upcoming UM-Dearborn conference that explores using virtual worlds to improve the real world. The conference will be hosted simultaneously in Second Life and on the UM-Dearborn campus on June 3. Those interested in attending can find more information about the conference at http://groups.engin.umd.umich.edu/hpceep/slc/FMC3flyer.htm.
Watch a video about the Campus of Hope!
Access to the Campus of Hope in Second Life is currently restricted to the University of Michigan community and interested persons from the surrounding community. To request access, send an e-mail containing your Second Life avatars first and last name to Prof. Bruce Maxim at email@example.com, or while inside Second Life, send an instant message to BruceRobert Mizin.
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