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The BMC Racing Team's mission to stay safe and not lose time on the opening stage of Ronde van België Wednesday was a success, Assistant Director Yvon Ledanois said.
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WASHINGTON – Salisbury and Kannapolis will be among the 17 North Carolina communities joining Amtrak on the sixth annual National Train Day on Saturday, May 11.
Train enthusiasts can take advantage of a special fare for children. Those ages 2–15 will get a one-way $5 fare to and from any North Carolina destination on National Train Day. You can book online or by calling 1-800-USA-RAIL. Ticketing can also be done using Amtrak eTicketing and your boarding documents can be self-printed at home of at a staffed station.
People can join the celebration by visiting train stations as well as the Lexington Farmer's Market, North Carolina Transportation Museum and Wilmington Railroad Museum. There will be refreshments, children's activities as well as train schedules, trip planning information, giveaways, and staff and volunteers to answer train travel questions.
More than 200 communities are hosting events nationwide for National Train Day.
The Salisbury Station, 215 Depot St., hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the phone is 704-639-7728.
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I love Mario cart or any racing games. I probably couldn't beat you but I would at least have fun playing it.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I have 3 tattoos. Small one on my foot, "let it be" on the top of my left ribs and flowers going up my right side, from my hip to the top of my robs. Piercingly, just my ears.
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I have tons of kids pop songs since I am a dance instructor.. But I have to admit I sometimes listen to them on my free time.
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My first job. Making pizzas at a chevron with my best friend. The only thing that got us through our shift was making designs with the pepperonis. We ended up getting in trouble for using to man toppings.
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Collett tied the game at the end of the first half after a three-pointer, tying the game at 17 heading into the second half.
Both teams went back and forth in the second half, but towards the end of the game the Lady Cardinals' top defensive players, Collett and Nolan, fouled out, allowing Stinnett the chance to win the game in the final minute.
For the game, Collett led Red Bird with 13 points. Kelly Nolan boasted her fourth double-double of the year with 11 points and 15 rebounds. Kassidy Collett poured in nine points, as Emily McConnell chipped in three points. Chelsey Collett rounded out the scoring with an additional two points in the loss.
"This was a tough loss for us," said Red Bird Middle School Head Coach Lisa Nolan, "But it was a good experience for both myself as a coach and my girls."
Red Bird will be back in action for two home games next week with Lone Jack and Harlan County.
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Number-one ranked Goose Rock will face off against number-two ranked Burning Springs Saturday morning to resume elementary football action after a near two-week hiatus.
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Designed for prospective, new or veteran farmers, the Georgia Multicultural Sustainable Agriculture Conference has scheduled three stops across the state through spring 2014 with the first taking place at the Clarence Brown Conference Center on March 12.
USDA District Conservationist Jerome Brown was inspired to begin the conference series last year after he noticed a lack of cultural diversity in the clients his office was serving.
"We started the first conference last July here in Gwinnett County and it was very successful. It was so successful we decided to apply for additional funds to go statewide with the multicultural conferences," Brown said. "Here in Gwinnett, I was looking at the cultural diversity of the counties I cover and what I saw coming through the door asking for assistance didn't coincide with our cultural diversity. What's happening is that a lot of the new cultural diversity coming to the metro area wasn't coming to USDA offices to take advantage of the benefits.
"A lot of the cultures moving into the state are familiar with agriculture because of their background, but when they get here, we want them to be introduced to our conservation efforts. We really want to protect our natural resources, especially our water resources."
Since the first conference in July, Brown has seen an increase in the diversity of the clients they serve and looks forward to continuing the program with conferences in Cartersville, Duluth and Perry. Topics and issues addressed will vary depending on the location of the conference.
"The one in north Georgia, in Cartersville, is going to reflect on small animal production and management because in that area you have a lot of poultry operation; you also see an increase in goats and sheep and those type animals," Brown said. "Another area we'll be talking about in Cartersville is urban and small scale farming as well as how to begin farming, including what you'll need, financials, economics behind farming and farming business plans."
Other areas to be covered in the March 12 conference will be basic soil education, organic farming, micro irrigation and a special presentation from Adairsville resident and alpaca farmer Liz Bates of Southern Estate Alpacas.
"Everyone is looking for sustainable farming and livestock alternatives and alpacas are a great choice for so many reasons," Bates said. "It's an animal that not only produces good fiber, but they're easy to maintain, they're a good size, you don't have to be a big person to work with these animals, they are somewhat intelligent, they're fun to be with and there is going to be a lot of uses for them going forward whether it is fiber, breeding stock or down the road there are even discussions of meat.
"There's a big future here. We've been talking about the fiber for a long time and it is finally starting to take off. I think people are beginning to understand what the fiber is and how valuable it is and how different it is from anything out there. It's finer than cashmere, it's hypo allergenic and it doesn't contain lanolin."
Liz and her husband Jerry Bates began Southern Estate Alpacas in 2008 with two alpacas and have since grown their herd to more than 60 head, now one of the largest alpaca farms in the state. Their intent from the beginning was to start a business venture so that the Bates could one day work together from their home. Last year, Liz was able to leave her job to act as the full-time farm manager and currently sits on the board of directors for the Southeastern Alpaca Association serving as chair of education outreach.
"My goal this year is to educate people inside and outside the industry," Bates said. "Within the industry, my goal is to help people be profitable whether they have six animals or 600 animals. But at the Cartersville conference, I will be presenting in three sessions what I call Alpaca 101, and this is a presentation I've used in schools and small groups to introduce people to alpaca, what they are, where they came from, why they're here and what we do with them."
The Georgia Multicultural Sustainable Agriculture Conference will be held Tuesday, March 12, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Clarence Brown Conference Center, 5450 Ga. Highway 20, in coordination with the USDA and the Upper Ocmulgee River Resource Conservation & Development Council. The registration fee is $20. Registration can be made online at www.conta.cc/13iEBoT or by calling the Upper Ocmulgee RC&D at 678-376-9518. A link to the registration form also can be found at www.upperocmulgee.org under the events and projects page.


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How about one of these beauties to dress it up?! A perfect blend of lace, burlap and muslin come together to create this one-of-a-kind tree skirt.
Burlap Lace Tree Skirt Tutorial
Supply List:
*3 yards of burlap
*3 yards of muslin
* thrifted lace table cloths and curtains (approx. 3-4 table cloths)
* Ribbon
We are all about saving money. We found that buying thrifted lace was about $0.25 a yard. That is CRAZY cheap for lace.
Step 1. Wash all thrifted lace and muslin.
Step 2. Make a perfect circle base.
*Using one yard of fabric, create your base. Remember in 9th grade when you used a compass to draw a perfect circle? We used the same concept, using a string and two pencils.
* For this tree skirt the circumference of your base should be 36". This means the radius is 18".
* In order to make your compass, cut a string 37" and tie it together at the ends. Once tied, the length of the string will equal 18". Hey, that's the radius!
*Hold one pencil in the center of your fabric and extend the string to make it taut. While holding the center pencil still, begin outlining the circle onto the muslin.
* Cut out the circle.
* Using a small plate as a pattern, trace a circle in the center. Our plate was 7.5" wide. (The width of your plate may determine where your fabric lays in the end.)
* Make a straight line from the edge of the center circle to the edge of the large base circle.
* Cut through the base along the line and cut out the center circle.
Step 3. Make Layered Ruffles
* There will be 7-8 rows of ruffles depending on the width of the plate you used for the center.
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* Here are the measurements for each row starting from the outer most edge of the base:
Row 1 - 226 inches
Row 2 - 194 inches
Row 3 - 169 inches
Row 4 - 144 inches
Row 5 - 119 inches
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I'd tell them they can keep the painting up......IF they are prepared to put a painting of Mohammed up next to it.
First off, it simply doesn't matter how long the picture has been up there. Whether the picture was put up yesterday, last year, or a century ago is immaterial. What matters is whether it's appropriate for the picture to be up on the wall in the first place, not how long it took before someone complained about it.
It must be the devil who is trying to have the picture of jesus removed.So if the picture of jesus is removed, will it make the xian stance stronger or more difiant?Wonder how many of the childern, teachers/staff and parents/guardians are without sin?Bet that picture of jesus doesn't help any of em.
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Cities and irrigation districts have lost out on 775,000 acre-feet of their promised water supply since cuts began Dec. 7, according to the California Farm Water Coalition, a group that represents farm water users throughout the state, including irrigation districts on the West Side.
That's about 250 billion gallons, enough to have grown nearly $1 billion in fresh fruits and vegetables or served the household needs of 4.5 million people for a full year, according to the coalition's website.
"It's having a terrible effect," said Bill Harrison, general manager of the Patterson-based Del Puerto Water District, which serves about 45,000 acres of farmland between Vernalis and Santa Nella. "It's making our forecast look very poor for the upcoming year. Every day that pumping is curtailed is lost supply for us."
A federal pumping plant north of Tracy sent 250,000 fewer acre-feet of water into the Delta-Mendota Canal than usual, according to Frances Mizuno, assistant executive director of the San Luis and Delta-Mendota Water Authority, which operates the system.
The Delta-Mendota is part of the federal Central Valley Project conveyance system and provides water for several West Side irrigation districts.
"That 250,000-acre-foot reduction translates into a 15 percent drop in allocations of our project's water to agricultural users," Mizuno said last week
The remaining 450,000 acre-feet that had been diverted as of that time would have gone toward the State Water Project, which provides water for cities and irrigation districts via the California Aqueduct, she said.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service restricted water pumping Feb. 8 based on the discovery that 228 adult smelt — protected under the federal Endangered Species Act — had been pulled into in pumps as of Feb. 6.
That number is about 75 percent of the 305 smelt the service is allowing to be killed by the pumps in 2013, based upon surveys of the fish population.
But those restrictions were loosened slightly Feb. 12 and even further Feb. 15, when it became clear that no additional smelt had been sucked into the pumps since Feb. 6, causing Fish and Wildlife officials to wonder whether conditions were improving for the finger-long fish.
On Tuesday, Feb. 19, three out of five pumps were operating at the federal pumping plant, said Pete Lucero of the federal Bureau of Reclamation, which oversees the Central Valley Project. The station had been down to just one pump Feb. 8.
Problems for the fish emerged in late December, when a series of storms made the Delta waters cloudy with sediment.
Schools of smelt, attracted to murky conditions, followed a plume of turbid water from the Sacramento River south into the San Joaquin River and got sucked into pumps in the process, said Steven Martarano, a spokesman for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
A Smelt Working Group comprising biology experts from various state and federal agencies has met weekly since December to decide on measures such as pumping curtailments to prevent too many smelt from being killed.
The group's purpose is to ensure that smelt numbers are preserved in accordance with guidelines in a biological opinion the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued in 2008.
Scientists say the Delta smelt are an "indicator species," meaning that if they are in trouble, the health of the entire Delta is in trouble.
Mizuno said pumping restrictions to protect the smelt will continue into March, when protection for the Delta's threatened winter-run salmon will begin.
She anticipated that pumping restrictions would continue until early July and that the water authority would operate one to three pumping units instead of five units at full capacity.
Irrigation districts alarmed
If water allocations do not improve for farmers, Harrison, the local water district manager, predicts this year could be like 2009, when water issues became politically charged.
"It could get very ugly," Harrison said.
Even in wet years, it's typical that recipients of pumped water do not receive their fully contracted supply. And when it's a dry year, those receiving water pumped from the Delta are the first to have their supply restricted.
In April 2009, farm workers and farmers marched from the city of Mendota to the San Luis Reservoir in protest after fields were left dry and farm workers jobless because federal Central Valley Project water allocations south of the Delta were capped at 15 percent of normal.
In 2012, by contrast, irrigation districts south of the Delta that rely on federal water received 45 percent of the water specified in their contracts.
At the start of this water year, with reservoir levels still relatively high, officials hoped for allocations up to 35 or 40 percent.
But with curtailed pumping and only light rainfall since Jan. 1, many farm water experts are expecting 20 percent to 30 percent allocations this year.
Allocations will likely be announced early next week, Lucero said.
Harrison said farmers can respond to limited water supplies by growing fewer row crops than in the past, but they must irrigate their orchards, which are starting to bloom. Without water, trees will ultimately die.
"The trees are starting to wake up, and they need water when they do," Harrison said.
State officials put hopes in canal
The problems with the smelt have given ammunition to those who support delving twin tunnels to channel water from the Sacramento River directly south to pumping plants, instead of allowing it to flow through the Delta.
Gov. Jerry Brown's office has estimated the cost of the project at $14 billion.
Modeling by the state Department of Water Resources shows that if the tunnels had been in place this winter, the state and federal water projects could have sent south about 700,000 acre-feet of additional water between Nov. 1 and Jan. 31, while still meeting all water quality and Endangered Species Act requirements, according to a release issued by the state's Natural Resources Agency.
"This winter provides a case study in why we must find a better way to balance needs in the Delta," said state Department of Water Resources Director Mark Cowin. "The current plumbing configuration in the Delta serves neither people nor fish and wildlife well."
Opponents of the canal, especially farmers with longstanding water rights north of Tracy and west of Stockton who rely on water directly from the Delta, say the plan would degrade water quality throughout the Delta.
Federal and state water and wildlife officials are talking about ways to ease the impact of reduced pumping levels on water users but have no concrete answers yet.
Harrison, of Del Puerto Water District, said he anxiously awaits the Bureau of Reclamation's allocation figures for Central Valley Project contractors in the meantime.
"We're nervous, but we're hoping for improvements here in the near future," Harrison said.
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Woodland took the victory by a 34-31 margin, the final two points coming after Dubose passed the ball to Kennedy Robinson, who was fouled with four seconds remaining and calmly added two insurance points.
Those points looked especially big three seconds later when South Paulding's Natasha Banks threw up a prayer from just inside the midcourt marker but, ultimately, were unneeded when the ball took a strong bounce out of the iron and careened harmlessly away.
Woodland coach Colman Roberts said the win was big because it gives his players a perfect start in Region 5A-AAAAA.
"We won and we're 2-0 in the region," he said. "We're excited about that. We haven't had much things to be excited about the past couple of years but now they're excited."
He noted the Lady Wildcats had to work for the victory.
"I'm proud of them coming back and winning," Roberts said. "They didn't panic. They fought hard. We've faced four straight teams that did a little half court pressure and we've got to get better at it. That includes me."
He also praised Dubose's play near the end of the game.
"That's a big rebound by Marissa and she pulled it back out," he said. "She pulled it out whereas in the past we would have tried to score instead of ... making them foul us. It was a very smart play after she got a big rebound."
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For over a week now the BMC Racing Team has been living and training at altitude in the Utah Mountains, preparing themselves for the challenging stages they will face in the 2008 Tour of Utah later this week.
Utah native and resident, Jeff Louder, has been contributing his local knowledge to the camp by helping to organize the days' rides and giving an insider's view of race's climbs to some of the team's Utah neophytes. "The camp has been going really well," Louder confirmed at the weekend. "We've been acclimatizing to the altitude, everyone is in good spirits, and we've certainly confirmed that the race will be very, very hard!"
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"The Tour of Utah is one that we can realistically win," Gavin Chilcott explained. "We not only have a team of good climbers, but a group of guys who perform very well at high altitude – and those two things don't always go hand in hand." With riders who live at altitude like Jeff Louder, Darren Lill and Jonathan Garcia as well as talented climbers like Steve Bovay and Scott Nydam on the roster, BMC finds it has almost an embarrassment of riches when it comes to their pool protagonists. Jeff Louder has relished the opportunity to show his team mates around some of his favourite climbs while acting as de facto Director for the camp. "They have been kind of teasing that I've been Director for the camp, but obviously there's a lot more to being a Team Director than picking a few routes!" Louder joked.
"Seriously though, I have been so excited for this camp and the race that I have been planning for months what I want to show the guys; it is very motivating to have a race of this calibre in your own backyard." The team has been living at altitude and reconnoitring several of the key stages and difficult climbs. "This is really more about acclimating than hard-core training," Louder explained. "The people at the place where we have been staying have taken great care of us, so now all we have to do is worry about riding our bikes." Familiarizing themselves with the course will also hopefully play a big role in the team's overall success. "I think the guys will see the benefit of having really done our homework," Chilcott confided. "I'm pretty optimistic about Utah; it is a stage race where we should be able to perform very well."
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Though Utah may not have the media clout of a Tour of California or Georgia, it does have the reputation of offering the toughest racing in the States. "The courses are charismatic enough to make a real difference," Chilcott said. "There are some really big, hard stages during the event and on a sporting level the race will be extremely interesting and difficult." Two of BMC's brightest hopes found their first national-level success at the 2006 Tour of Utah. "Both Garcia and Nydam love racing in the Rockies," Chilcott revealed. "The 2006 race was really a breakout race for both of them; it was the first time they demonstrated themselves on a national stage and showed that even as 8 guys in a van they could put in really solid performances." "The race in 2006 was pretty special for me as I was trying very hard to get a pro contract," Garcia said. "This year will be different since I will race hard and focus on what's best for the team, but the riding in Utah really suits me so I'm excited."
With so many personal connections to the Rockies, the interest in this race runs perhaps just a little deeper than usual for the team. "We are really motivated as a squad to work for each other and everyone on the team is riding very well," Louder said. "Darren also lives in Utah and is such a good climber; he has to be considered a top favourite for the win." Further assessing the team, Louder continued, "Jonathan has been extremely impressive particularly because he has been injured a lot lately, but is still riding so strongly. Bovay and Nydam have come from Wallonie with amazing form, and are excellent climbers, while Brent Bookwalter and Ian McKissick were both training at altitude even before our camp so they are also tip-top." With such depth in racers, the team has every ambition to be a main mover and shaker for the race. "With the team we have here, we'd ultimately like to win it," Garcia said. "The winner should be pretty clear after Saturday's Queen Stage. With Jeff and Darren absolutely flying, we're ready."


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|Wednesday May 09, 2012 @03:13PM
|Book Review: Fitness For Geeks
|Monday May 07, 2012 @10:26AM
|Retinal Implants Restore Partial Sight To Three Blind
|Sunday May 06, 2012 @01:33PM
|How Accurate Were Leonardo Da Vinci's Anatomy Drawings?
|Saturday May 05, 2012 @05:15PM
|Leonardo da Vinci: How accurate were his anatomy drawings?
|Thursday May 03, 2012 @08:24PM
|Fitness for Geeks
|Tuesday May 01, 2012 @10:34AM
|Scientific Jigsaw Puzzle: Fitting the Pieces of the Low-Level Radiation Debate
|Monday April 30, 2012 @05:49AM
|Doctors Transplant Same Kidney Twice In Two Weeks
|Sunday April 29, 2012 @12:16PM
|Same Kidney Transplanted Twice
|Thursday April 12, 2012 @05:23PM
|Chinese Firms Ignore Licensing Mandate For Stem Cell Therapy
|Thursday April 12, 2012 @05:01AM
|Rogue companies ignore China's stem cell regulations
|Tuesday April 10, 2012 @08:44AM
|McAfee Claims Successful Insulin Pump Attack
|Saturday April 07, 2012 @12:07PM
|Colony Collapse Disorder Linked To Pesticide, High-Fructose Corn Syrup
|Monday April 02, 2012 @11:51AM
|Does Higher Health Care Spending Lead To Better Patient Outcomes?
|Monday March 26, 2012 @11:33PM
|'Pink slime' maker halts operations at 3 plants, takes substantial financial hit
|Friday March 23, 2012 @07:37AM
|Aspirin Helps Prevent Cancer, New Studies Show
|Thursday March 22, 2012 @11:49AM
|Groundbreaking Study Shows Aspirin Prevents Cancer
|Thursday March 15, 2012 @12:23AM
|US CTO Built Fortune on Offshoring Health Records
|Tuesday March 06, 2012 @09:35AM
|After Legal Fight, NCI Researchers Publish Study Linking Diesel Exhaust, Cancer
|Tuesday February 28, 2012 @12:08PM
|Those Sleeping Pills May Be Killing You
|Tuesday February 28, 2012 @10:25AM
|Those sleeping pills may be killing you
|Tuesday February 28, 2012 @09:55AM
|World's First Quadruple Limb Transplant Fails
|Monday February 27, 2012 @02:17PM
|Ekso Sells First Robot Legs Allowing Paraplegics to Walk
|Monday February 27, 2012 @01:17PM
|Active Video Games Don't Make Kids Exercise More
|Friday February 24, 2012 @09:43AM
|Researchers: Pigs Now Responsible For MRSA Superbug
|Friday February 24, 2012 @08:23AM
|Are Smartphones Starting a Boom In DIY Medicine?
|Friday February 24, 2012 @05:20AM
|Brain Scan Can Detect Autism In Infants
|Thursday February 23, 2012 @12:05PM
|Brain Scans Detect Autism In Six Month Olds
|Tuesday February 21, 2012 @01:06PM
|Aging Eyes Blamed For Seniors' Health Woes
|Friday February 17, 2012 @08:14AM
|Pharmacy On-a-chip Dispenses Drugs Automatically
|Friday February 17, 2012 @06:06AM
|Why People Don't Live Past 114
|Thursday February 16, 2012 @04:44PM
|Doctors "Fire" Vaccine Refusers
|Thursday February 16, 2012 @06:11AM
|Scientists Study How Little Exercise You Need
|Wednesday February 15, 2012 @07:30PM
|Scientists Study How Little Exercise Do You Need
|Wednesday February 15, 2012 @06:27PM
|Why People Don't Live Past 114
|Tuesday February 14, 2012 @09:36AM
|Ontario Teachers' Union Calls For Health-Related Classroom Wi-Fi Ban
|Friday February 10, 2012 @06:26PM
|Researchers, Biosecurity Board Debate How Open Virus Research Should Be
|Friday February 10, 2012 @08:39AM
|Avian Flu (H5N1): Debate between Researchers and Biosecurity Advisory Board
|Thursday February 02, 2012 @01:57PM
|Oklahoma Politician Wants To Tax Violent Video Games
|Thursday February 02, 2012 @10:45AM
|In Small WV Town, Monsanto Faces Class-Action Suit Over Agent Orange Chemical
|Thursday February 02, 2012 @03:07AM
|Oklahoma politician wants to tax violent video gam
|Wednesday February 01, 2012 @05:03PM
|Crab Robot Helps Remove Stomach Cancer
|Wednesday February 01, 2012 @07:50AM
|Health Insurance Companies to be Extinct by 2020
"The eleventh commandment was `Thou Shalt Compute' or `Thou Shalt Not Compute' -- I forget which." -- Epigrams in Programming, ACM SIGPLAN Sept. 1982