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- San Angelo will see another new business in 2014
- Toro Vaun will open Lotus Cafe at the old Quiznos location on Knickerbocker Road
- Lotus Cafe will offer beverages along with a food menu
Toro Vaun is continuing his quest for the American dream with his next business venture.
"I have learned that there are hard times as well as the good times," Vaun said of making his dreams come true.
After immigrating from Cambodia to the United States in 1993, Vaun has helped his family with their donut shops. His brother has owned DK donuts in Orange County for the past 30 years and his sister owns Lindsey's Donuts in Ballinger, as well as Campus Donuts here in San Angelo.
Vaun's new business, Lotus Cafe, will be located in Southwest Plaza at the previous Quiznos location.
Vaun, who formerly owned the Library Cafe, said Lotus will start out by first offering beverages and will later include food dishes on the menu.
"It is going to be something unique for San Angelo," Vaun said.
The cafe will serve Big Train products which include iced coffees and frappes along with a selection of hot teas. Vaun also said he will serve DeCoty coffee.
"It proves to be the best and everyone loves it. It is the coffee of the community," Vaun said of Decoty's coffee.
The menu will also include items previously served at the Library Cafe, such as croissant sandwiches and chicken salad. Vaun plans on adding other Asian dishes to the menu as the cafe grows.
"It is a small location but the size of the building doesn't matter--it is the size of our hearts," Vaun said about the intentions behind his business.
Vaun, who is an artist and aspiring film maker, said opening a cafe in San Angelo is about serving the community.
"To give a cup of coffee and to offer a smile to another person is all I want to do," he said.
Vaun said, "A place is just a place, but it is the people that make it."
He said the atmosphere is going to be clean, simple and cozy.
"It will offer a place for people to come enjoy the product and feel at home, as well as experience one another," Vaun said.
"It is going to bring something fun to San Angelo too," Vaun said in regards to the tapioca products he will serve.
"Bubble tea is popular all over the world and now it will be in San Angelo," Vaun said.
Vaun's business gives him an opportunity to live the American dream.
"To be able to serve people through my art and my service is a blessing for me," Vaun said.
The Lotus Cafe is projected to open in early Spring. Look out for the opening at 3524 Knickerbocker Road San Angelo, TX 76904.


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CBS Corp said on Wednesday it had paid $280 million in cash for the popular music social network service Last.fm.
CBS said in a statement the online service had more than 15 million active users in more than 200 countries and would fit well with its plans to attract younger viewers and transform it from a content company to an audience company.
I love Last.fm (aka Audioscrobbler), it's one of the rare examples of a community site that found a niche and filled it well. They've recently started expanding their feature set into events listsing and they're providing a bunch of widgets for other sites. They've also always had an extensive list of data feeds that could be consumed (and which I use for the latest album shown on my sidebar).
I may be concerned for no reason, the article does say that
The Last.fm team will continue to run the online network under the terms of the deal and work with CBS to apply their community-building and technology expertise to extend CBS businesses online
And CBS has certainly seemed to embrace the new media: they show full episodes online, they have wikis, blogs & podcasts on their site.
I just hope that the RIAA doesn't use this as an opportunity to try an squeeze more money out of the site, like what they've done to Pandora. And I hope CBS is smart enough to not wreck a great site.
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CHORUS (chanting) Then may the gods give fortune fair Unto our chief, sent forth to dare War's terrible arbitrament! But ah! when champions wend away, I shudder, lest, from out the fray, Only their blood-stained wrecks be sent! THE SPY Nay, let him pass, and the gods' help be his! Next, Capaneus comes on, by lot to lead The onset at the gates ELECTRAn styled: A giant be, more huge than Tydeus' self, And more than human in his arrogance- May fate forefend his threat against our walls! God willing, or unwilling-such his vaunt- I will lay waste this city; Pallas' self, Zeus's warrior maid, although she swoop to earth And plant her in my path, shall stay me not. And, for the flashes of the levin-bolt, He holds them harmless as the noontide rays. Mark, too, the symbol on his shield-a man Scornfully weaponless but torch in hand, And the flame glows witbin his grasp, prepared For ravin: lo, the legend, wrought in words, Fire for the city bring I, flares in gold! Against such wight, send forth-yet whom? what man Will front that vaunting figure and not fear? ETEOCLES Aha, this profits also, gain on gain! In sooth, for mortals, the tongue's utterance Bewrays unerringly a foolish pride! Hither stalks Capaneus, with vaunt and threat Defying god-like powers, equipt to act, And, mortal though he be, he strains his tongue In folly's ecstasy, and casts aloft High swelling words against the ears of Zeus. Right well I trust-if justice grants the word- That, by the might of Zeus, a bolt of flame In more than semblance shall descend on him. Against his vaunts, though reckless, I have set, To make assurance sure, a warrior stern- Strong Polyphontes, fervid for the fray;- A sturdy bulwark, he, by grace of Heaven And favour of his champion Artemis! Say on, who holdeth the next gate in ward? (POLYPHONTES goes out.) CHORUS (chanting) Perish the wretch whose vaunt affronts our home! On him the red bolt come, Ere to the maiden bowers his way he cleave, To ravage and bereave! THE SPY I will say on. Eteoclus is third- To him it fell, what time the third lot sprang O'er the inverted helmet's brazen rim, To dash his stormers on Neistae gate. He wheels his mares, who at their frontlets chafe And yearn to charge upon the gates amain. They snort the breath of pride, and, filled therewith, Their nozzles whistle with barbaric sound. High too and haughty is his shield's device- An armed man who climbs, from rung to rung, A scaling ladder, up a hostile wall, Afire to sack and slay; and he too cries (By letters, full of sound, upon the shield) Not Ares' self shall cast me from the wall. Look to it, send, against this man, a man Strong to debar the slave's yoke from our town. ETEOCLES (pointing to MEGAREUS) Send will I-even this man, with luck to aid- (MEGAREUS departs as soon as he has been marked out.) By his worth sent already, not by pride And vain pretence, is he. 'Tis Megareus, The child of Creon, of the Earth-sprung born! He will not shrink from guarding of the gates, Nor fear the maddened charger's frenzied neigh, But, if he dies, will nobly quit the score For nurture to the land that gave him birth, Or from the shield-side hew two warriors down- Eteoclus and the figure that he lifts- Ay, and the city pictured, all in one, And deck with spoils the temple of his sire! Announce the next pair, stint not of thy tongue! CHORUS (chanting) O thou, the warder of my home, Grant, unto us, Fate's favouring tide, Send on the foemen doom! They fling forth taunts of frenzied pride, On them may Zeus with glare of vengeance come
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A terrifying scene took place Tuesday afternoon at Oakland Raiders practice when running back Mike Goodson took a helmet-to-helmet hit from linebacker Philip Wheeler. Goodson initially was down on the field for minutes with teammates gathering around as he laid motionless. He was then removed from the field in an ambulance.
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text: Sonic Youth sucks. And you know what? While we're at it, so does Skrillex, and James Taylor, and Bob Dylan's later work, and Sufjan Stevens, and live Big D and the Kids Table, and Proletariat, and Matisyahu, and Miss May I, and George Harrison's solo stuff. There, I hope I offended at least one of you. No egrets.


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This location is in Baton Rouge. The closest park is Meadow Park.
Nearby schools include Montessori School Of Baton Rouge, The Dunham School and St George School.
The closest grocery stores are Calandro's Supermarket, Gnc: Siegen-Perkins Plaza and Winn-Dixie.
Nearby coffee shops include la Madeleine Country French Café, Starbucks and Coffee Bean. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Sonic and Chinatown.
11901-11999 Mirkwood Avenue is near Shaw Group Headquarters, Perkins Road Olympia Field and Parklawn Park.


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Hong Kong's men and Japan's women both won gold in the Rugby Sevens competition at the second Asian Youth Games in Nanjing on Monday.
With less than a year until Rugby Sevens forms part of the Olympic programme for the first time in Nanjing, this event provided the Chinese city with a dress rehearsal ahead of next year's Youth Olympic Games.
For the continents' finest young athletes this was another chance to showcase their skills, with one eye also on the sport's debut at the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016.
In the boy's competition Hong Kong impressed over the three days as the only side not to suffer defeat and they ended with the gold medal after proving too strong for Thailand in the final, winning 33-12 with Oscar Kurten scoring two tries on a rain-soaked day in Nanjing.
The pre-tournament favourites Japan could only collect bronze after beating Chinese Taipei 33-7 thanks to 13 points from Takeyama Koki in the bronze medal play-off.
Having lost to Thailand 24-12 in the pool stages they were also defeated 17-0 in the semi final at the hands of Hong Kong after a victory against China in their quarter final.
The Philippines, Sri Lanka and Korea were the other three teams to reach the quarter finals, and it was Sri Lanka who went on to finish fifth, beating China 24-5 in the fifth place play-off thanks to two tries from Kevin Dixon.
In the girl's competition China had led 14-0 at half time with tries from Liu Xiaoqian and LV Hewen, but two from Ugawa Shiho and one each from Bativakalolo Raichierumiyo and Fukushima Wasana, who also converted all four tries, helped Japan win the gold medal.
In the pool stages Japan scored 23 tries and conceded just one to set up their semi final with Hong Kong, while Kazakhstan were the only side not to progress to the semi finals having lost all four of their pool matches.
Hong Kong beat Thailand 21-5 to win the bronze medal after they lost to Japan and China respectively.
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"More than anything, Sevens embodies the Olympic ideals of camaraderie, fair play and respect on and off the field of play." – Shane Williams, Wales
"You play sport at the highest level to challenge yourself to be the best that you can possibly be and to compete with the best from all over the world, and what better stage to do that on than at the Olympics?" – Sue Day, England
"Going to the Commonwealth Games was amazing and to have the chance to go to the Olympics would be right up there with anything you could possibly dream of doing in sport." – Tamati Ellison, New Zealand
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The title of this year's Big Brother has been confirmed by Channel 5 as "Power Trip" and the first details of the new house have been teased.
Ahead of tonight's Celebrity Big Brother 2014 launch show, the new diary room design has been unveiled to fans.
What do you think. Do you like ?
Has CBB got a shoe fetish !
Big Brother releases the new Celebrity House 2014.
The Diary Room is an iconic room of Big Brother – take a look at the new style chair for this series which follows the 'Secrets & Lies' theme…
The moment everybody has been waiting for! Channel 5 have finally unveiled its completely new-look house today…
Details of this year's Big Brother house has been revealed by the Daily Star.
The Daily Star will feature a picture of the Big Brother garden on its cover tomorrow morning…
This year's Big Brother house has undergone a complete re-model in preparation for the new series which starts in just under a week's time, according to Rylan Clark.


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women are surrounded by sharks
and men are in a boat with a tiny hole in it
women could definitely try to fix that boat while they're being attacked
because, like, it would be nice or whatever and it would prevent men from eventually getting hurt
but maybe if the women were on the boat in the first fucking place they all could have put their heads together and found a way to fix the boat
Women hating men isn't as dangerous as men hating women because we live in a society where structural violence toward women is common and accepted and joked about. Women simply don't have the power to affect men the way men affect women. So everyone who's mad can go unfuck themselves.
Apart from the fact that gendered violence against men in our society is several magnitudes more common and much more frequently seen as an object for humour, even in mainstream media.
Except that anyone that publicly sees women in danger is completely outraged and rushes to her aid, while men don't get the same treatment. Except that men's shelters are rare or don't exist, while women's shelters are everywhere. Except that everyone is outraged by rape of women, even when it's fake, even though it's not that common, but doesn't seem to care that over 300,000 male rapes occur in prison per year, and that the male side of sex trafficking is completely ignored.
When you ignore one side, the problem is going to get worse on that side because the consequences are non-existent or not that severe.
Maybe you should go fuck yourself. Or hey, instead of pulling things out of your ass, fact checks are nice.
I'm liking this day….I show up thinking I'm going to spend three hours writing when I'm tired and not in the mood for it, and find out that everyone else has already done it for me!
Oh, come on, guys! A woman hating men can't do nearly as much damage as a man hating women can!
… Except that she can point a finger, falsely cry rape, and have the man thrown in prison.
And even if the claim is discovered to be false, she'll most likely receive what amounts to a slap on the wrist, like here.
And, while in prison, the man runs a higher risk of being raped (as previously stated above).
False domestic violence claims are common as well and are just as harmful.
And you're so right about men harming women to be accepted and commonplace. That's why you'll get a longer jail sentence for murdering a woman as opposed to murdering a man.
Despite the fact that, on the other end of the scale, men make up a surprising number of domestic violence victims, but it is assumed by individuals and authorities that they are never victimised. Despite the fact that the media, both fictional and informative, don't care as much about male victims, and neither do campaigners. Despite the fact that legal definitions worldwide don't acknowledge male victims of rape, or domestic violence. Despite the fact that the rape of men is ignored, derailed, erased and trivialised by all of the above groups, as well as the justice system. Despite a billion other things. But apart from that, you're absolutely correct.


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Paris: City of Romance, Culture and CPhI 2010!
So I've just returned from an exhausting but a fantastic week in Paris. The beautiful French capital played host to this year's CPhI exhibition and whilst I didn't get to take advantage of the cultural and architectural wonders that the city has to offer, I have to say that I came away with a real feeling of optimism (accompanied by a pair of very sore feet of course).
Admittedly, the fact that the event coincided with Paris Fashion Week and the Paris Motor Show, made public transport a bit of a challenge but, on the up side, it meant that we got to spot some famous faces and, much to the delight of my male colleagues, the occasional female model gliding about town.
There seemed to be a real buzz around the show, more so than last year I felt. In fact, the meeting organizers announced a 24% growth in number of exhibitors over 2009, making the event the largest it has ever been in its 10-year history.
The noises that we were hearing were very promising; companies are talking of pipeline innovations, new investments and some, believe it or not, expansion! If I were forced to come up with a list of buzz words that could define the new strategies for companies operating in the ingredients and contract services sectors, based on this week's exhibition, I would include:
- service offering expansion
- rebranding and reinvention
- supply chain integrity
- emerging markets
- generics
- biologicals
- high potency APIs
- oral dosage innovations
- drug delivery
- lifecycle management
I guess most would not be surprised by my choice of words, and whilst we all acknowledge that companies have been forced to alter their business strategies in order to grow or even survive, it was nice to hear that those companies are going against the stereotypical behavior that has defined the pharma/biopharma industries for so many years — conservative, traditional. They are adapting… fast. Sure, it is probably more out of necessity than choice, but the optimism for change seemed genuine.
I would like to thank all of those people that took the time to speak with my colleagues and I at the event; it was a real pleasure. I look forward to working with you and to continue reporting on the trends in your market that will define the future of this complex and exciting industry.


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The Vancouver Canucks and the San Jose Sharks: one a year long dumpster fire and the other perennial playoff choke artist. Both teams are about to undergo some sole searching and big changes in the off season. We can already see that both teams are handling their struggles differently.
The Vancouver Canucks season has been marked by quick, seemingly rash decisions that have been influenced by team ownership. Roberto Luongo was traded at the deadline to end the goaltender controversy (after fans chanted that they wanted Luongo to play in the Heritage Classic). Mike Gillis was fired in the beginning of April, for what at the time was due to irreconcilable differences between Gillis and head coach John Tortorella and ownership. The firing of Gillis was seen by some as an endorsement of Tortorella by the Canucks owners. Trevor Linden was brought in as President and the search for a new GM began.
Then the Canucks fired John Tortorella this week. Shouldn't the Canucks have waited until a new GM was selected before making a key personnel decision, like who will coach the team next year? What if the new GM thought John Tortorella was the best man for the job. Perhaps the GM candidates have all said they cannot see themselves working with Tortorella. Either way, it is another about-face by the Canucks front office and another quick decision.
Meanwhile, south of Vancouver in San Jose, Sharks fans are demanding change. After watching the Sharks give up a 3-0 series lead and allow the Kings to become the 4th team to come back from that deficit in NHL history, it comes as no surprise that any kind of change would be welcome to Sharks fans.
In comments to the media on locker-room cleanout day, Sharks GM Doug Wilson said that San Jose plans to take its time with evaluating how to right the ship:
Wilson says "status quo" not an option. Decisions will be made in 10-14 days to avoid emotional mistakes in the present. #SJSharks
— Brodie Brazil (@brodiebrazilCSN) May 2, 2014
While it is currently unknown whether Wilson will factor in San Jose's future plans, a carefully thought out plan will serve better than reacting rashly to the collapse in round one.
The Sharks are not a bad hockey team and the fact they were one of the best teams in the regular season is a testament to that. That got a bad draw in the playoffs and had a mental breakdown after going up 3-0. That is not the type of thing you blow an entire team up over, as some have suggested will be necessary.
Wilson made it clear he would prefer to keep Todd McLellan behind the bench next season:
#SJSharks Wilson on decision-making process: "My recommendation is that our coaching staff be part of this going forward."
— David Pollak (@PollakOnSharks) May 2, 2014
So far I feel the Sharks are reacting to their disappointing showing in the playoffs in the proper way. There have been no rash decisions and they are properly evaluating what needs to be done.
While the Canucks have had more time to prepare their off season plans, they have been prone to shooting from the hip and making change for change's sake.


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Randy Bell is the program director and news director for WMSI, as well as WJDX-AM, WSTZ-FM, WHLH-FM and WJDX-FM. In addition, he is also an on-air personality for WMSI and WSTZ-FM. Bell has been covering Mississippi news for 35 years. He began his radio career as a host at his hometown station in Vernon, Ala. In 1975, Bell became a newsperson for WJDX. During his career, he has covered eight governors, five hurricanes and has witnessed two executions. He has flown with the Blue Angels and had lunch at the White House. Bell has been named Mississippi's Radio Newsperson of the Year a dozen times and has won 15 national Edward R. Murrow Awards. He coordinates Mississippi's Emergency Alert System and helped develop the state's AMBER Alert plan.
Bell graduated from Mississippi State University in 1974 with a bachelor's degree in communications.
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Throughout the month of June, La Casa Pizzaria is celebrating their 60th year as one of Omaha's favorite restaurants. They opened in 1953 and have been happily making pizza ever since. In celebration, there will be many summer specials such as Stuffed Peppers and Caprese Salad as well as weekly drawings for prizes, a new wine list and other memorabilia on display. La Casa will also debut a new beer made especially for them by the folks at Empyrean Ales proudly named "BrewCasa Sesssanta" Amber Ale.
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The Nebraska Restaurant Association has set the date for the 2013 Taste of Nebraska to April 29th at the Strategic Air and Space Museum in Ashland. This year's theme will be "Up, Up, and Away!" Tim Miles, UNL Men's Head Basketball Coach, will be the featured speaker. This year the event will offer a Nebraska Beer Tasting from over twelve different Nebraska Breweries during the cocktail hour. Guests will also be introduced to Qtego – a mobile text bidding service which will allow the guests instant real-time bidding from anywhere within the event. Tickets and sponsorships are available and can be reserved by contacting the Nebraska Restaurant Association office at 402.488.3999.
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There are many reasons why the food scene in Omaha can be described as great. But I would say that it is our connection to local food and the farmers that provide their goods and wares to be one of the strongest, greatest connections between diners, chefs, restaurants and community. So when a farm is in need of help, we can use our own resources to reach out and give back.
The Chisholm Family farm is in need your help. You have seen and probably chatted with the Chisholm family at your Farmer's Market. With a cruel winter and a string of bad luck, they are suffering from many hardships. A little trouble is expected in the life of a farmer but when a little turns into way too much,...
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This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Gapgate, Garmin, And Jamstik
We're off and running this week with the latest TC Gadgets podcast. Garmin announced a new smart watch called the Forerunner 920XT. We take a look at that, as well as Garmin's earlier smart watch offering, the VivoFit. We're also curious about what's going on with #gapgate, on the Galaxy Note 4 smartphones. Meanwhile, the Jamstik MIDI device is finally shipping. Read More
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Bendgate, iOS 8.0.1 Bugs, And BlackBerry Passport
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This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Xiaomi, Sony, And 3D Printers
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I don't like to come off as arrogant, but when you are trying to make it as a writer/sports personality, self promotion is part of the deal. Had I only had one thing kind of right, I wouldn't have wrote this. But that wasn't the case.
I have a small collection of sources that occasionally pass along nuggets that I incorporate into articles. I'd be kidding you if I said that any of the following predictions came off of anything that I hear from them, though. Instead I used the resources available to me (other media outlets and common sense) and pieced together educated speculation that made me look more reliable than half of the members of the local media, who have an army of sources. Need proof? Take a look at the following three speculations that I made–all of which came true.
1. If Johnny Manziel was still on the board at 22, the Eagles would trade down to the 26th spot with the Browns
Love him or hate him, Johnny Manziel's slide in the first-round is what made this arguably the most interesting draft in league history. Manziel made it past the Browns first pick in the draft, the Vikings, the Titans, the Cowboys (that would have been too fun), and the Cardinals. Four of those teams could make the case that they seriously needed a long-term quarterback, and the other one has a senile dictator running the team, so anything was possible.
Still, I got the feeling that Manziel was going to drop. While I was half-waiting for Roger Goodell to say Manziel's name as the Cowboys' pick, I wanted to see Manziel drop to number 22, to see if Chip and Howie had the self-control to pass on him, and either take Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, if he was available (which I also correctly predicted he wouldn't be), or trade down.
While there is no scenario in the world that I had the Eagles taking Marcus Smith at 26, the falling stock of Marqise Lee and Darqueze Dennard, among others, led me to tweet this out, around the 18th pick.
The Eagles could seriously trade down to 26 for the Browns and still get a safety or a wide out.
— Section 215 (@Sec215) May 9, 2014
And sure enough….
Eagles do business w/ Browns. Trade out of 22
— Ducis Rodgers (@duciswild) May 9, 2014
Who called the trade to the Browns? — Section 215 (@Sec215) May 9, 2014
2. Trade up for Jordan Matthews After an afternoon report from Mike Kaye of Bleeding Green Nation that suggested that the Eagles 'really liked' Vandy's Jordan Matthews, I wrote the following about what I expected the Eagles to do with their second-round pick.
Given the fact that they still have Bryce Brown as a potential trade piece and they now have two third-round picks, the Eagles very well could move up to select Mattthews.
Minutes before day two of the draft started, I tweeted this.
I'd be surprised if the #Eagles don't try to move up for a receiver in the second. — Section 215 (@Sec215) May 9, 2014
After the Jaguars selected USC's Marqise Lee with the 39th pick, I tweeted out the following.
Time to move up if you want Jordan Matthews. — Section 215 (@Sec215) May 9, 2014
Within five minutes of that tweet, the Eagles packaged their second and fourth-round picks and acquired the 54th overall pick in the draft.
Jordan Matthews time? — Section 215 (@Sec215) May 9, 2014
The Eagles selected Matthews, and my co-editor Somers Price had this to say.
Props to @TimKelly_215 for pegging that Matthews pick earlier today. Nailed it #Eagles
— Somers Price (@somerspsec215) May 10, 2014
3. Bryce Brown's value being at a third or fourth-round pick
Ten days ago, I pegged Bryce Brown's trade-value as 'a third or fourth rounder', in a piece where I broke down the idea that Brown was likely on his way out of Philadelphia. Not only did I foreshadow the idea that the Eagles were going to use Brown to acquire more picks, being that they entered the draft with just six picks, but I also had the exact value of Brown down to a science. When Brown was traded to Buffalo Saturday evening, he was moved for a conditional 2015 fourth-round pick, that could turn into a third-rounder in 2016.
Beyond that, I made another in-draft adjustment (take notes Andy Reid) to how the draft board fell. Friday evening, when the Eagles moved up in the second-round to take Jordan Matthews, they traded away their lone fourth round-pick. Even though they had two third-rounders, I figured that the Eagles front-office would still press to get back into the fourth-round, or to add a future pick. Friday evening, I wrote that I felt like Bryce Brown has the potential of a first or second-round pick (if running-backs were still picked in those rounds), but that a return of a fourth-round pick wouldn't be bad if Chip Kelly really had no intention of using him next season.
Sure enough, Saturday rolled around, and shortly after the Eagles drafted Jaylen Watkins, reports began to break that the team had traded Bryce Brown to the Bills for, as I mentioned above, a fourth-round pick. I anticipated that it would have been in this year's draft, but a conditional pick, that will benefit the Eagles sometime over the next two years, was probably a better pickup anyways.
4. What we learned
Give anyone, in this case me, enough years of watching sports and they don't need sources to use logic. And not having as many sources means that you don't have 10 different people yelling things in year ear that they heard down the alley, so you don't have such a clouded view of things. I'm not by any means saying that we shouldn't listen to people who have 'sources', because I couldn't disagree more with people who think like that. What I'm saying is sometimes reporters believe every little thing that they hear, and end up getting misguided views on how things in sports will take place.
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Garbage Collection Service
efficient collection and excellent garbage service, all of Patterson's garbage,
green waste and recyclables are collected by Bertolotti
Disposal Inc. Bertolotti uses
automated trucks, which lifts heavy carts and bins with automated mechanical
arms and lifters. When the trucks are full, drivers take garbage to the County
Landfill and waste to the Energy Facility with recyclables going to a Transfer
Station for sorting.
At the
Transfer Station, truck drivers empty the recyclables onto a conveyer belt. A
system using belts, screens, electromagnets, and blasts of air separate paper,
plastics, glass, aluminum, and other materials.
much of the system is automated, workers help separate certain materials by
hand. Disposing of recyclables correctly helps protect the environment and
promotes health and safety (e.g., do not recycle needles, diapers, or food
waste). Sorted bales and bins of materials are then taken to processing
facilities before being sold as resources to manufacturers making new products.
Collection Routes and Schedule
To find
out what day your trash is collected and to see your recycling schedule do the
Important Information Regarding Collection Day
Wheel your carts out to the street
on your regularly scheduled garbage, green waste and recycling day. Place
recycling, green waste and garbage carts out together 2-feet apart and 3-feet
away from any vehicle or obstacle. Put your carts wheels against the curb with
the handles facing your house. If there is a problem putting your carts in the
street, please put your carts as close as possible to the street, for example,
in your driveway, on the mow strip, or at the edge of the sidewalk, but please do
not block the sidewalk. No hazardous materials of any kind are accepted in your
garbage, recycling or yard waste carts.
Cart Storage
All garbage, recycling and yard
waste carts must be stored out of view from the street. Carts should be rolled
out no more than 12 hours before collection and stored out of sight no more
than 12 hours after collection.
Garbage service is required for all
residential and commercial establishments.
Please contact Bertolotti Disposal Inc. or call the City of
Patterson at (209) 895-8060 for more information and schedule of pickups
The first thing
they teach students in an Economics class is that resources are scarce.
Recycling is an excellent way to conserve and re-use those scarce resources.
Recycling is important to the environment and saves the City money in landfill
fees. It conserves natural resources and preserves a legacy of resources for
future generations. Below are several
links that will provide you with more recycling information.
Most auto parts stores will accept old batteries at no charge.
Oil & Anti-freeze
The Stanislaus County Dept. of
Environmental Resources, as well
as most auto parts stores, will take your old motor oil and antifreeze. The key
is to keep the various fluids separate. For more info, call (209) 525-6789 or (209)
Household Chemicals
It's always a good idea to purchase only the quantity that you need and then to
use it up. For more information on disposal or recycling, visit http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/ and www.earth911.org
Green Waste
An important part of the California Department of Resources Recycling and
Recovery's (CalRecycle) mission is to increase the diversion of organic
materials from landfill disposal for beneficial uses such as compost and energy
production. Currently, an estimated 35 million tons of waste are disposed in
California's landfills annually, of which 32 percent is compostable organic
materials, 29 percent is construction and demolition debris, and 17 percent is
To stay
informed on the latest information on organics issues, sign up for automatic
e-mail updates by joining a CalRecycle listserv, such as "Organics
Materials Management," "Conversion Technologies," and
"Climate Change." See http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/organics/#
When you have more garbage or green waste than what can fit into your provided
cans, you may take that trash to the landfill on your own. The Landfill is
located at 4000 Fink Road, in Crowslanding.
They are
open 8:00 am to 4:00 pm M-Sat and closed on Sundays. Click link for more information on the
Landfill including Fee Schedule. For
more information, call (209) 837-4800.
City of Patterson 3R's Programs
The Public Works Department's 3R's Program: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle is
designed to collect and market, in an efficient manner, all recyclable waste
produced within the City of Patterson. It is key to achieving sustainable City
operations and consistent with AB 341, which calls for businesses,
municipalities, schools, and multiple family residences to implement
comprehensive and environmentally sound solid waste management programs. Ultimately, the program is designed to
decrease the volume of waste that the City sends to the landfills. The program,
established in response to the Solid Waste Management Act of 1988, is going to
succeed largely because of the support and cooperation of Patterson residences,
Patterson business operators, and those that visit here. This following
information provides guidance on how to practice the 3R's.
The 3R's Program stresses the
hierarchy of waste management:
Reduce what you use-
Reuse what you can-
Recycle everything else.
Residence and businesses are encouraged to sort and appropriately dispose of household
and office waste generated through daily work and activities. For more
information, follow the 3R's tips and guidelines below:
REDUCE waste
REUSE: If you don't need something anymore, someone else in your community
or agency might. Examples of reusable office supplies include:
RECYCLE: The following objects are recycled:
Basics Household Recycling Information
The following information is helpful
when minimizing the amount of household wastes from going directly to the
Empty and lightly rinse
all containers.
the Blue Recycling Toter, only place brown, clear and green glass bottles and jars (e.g., soda, wine,
In the Black Garbage Toter, only place ceramics, cookware, drinking glasses,
incandescent bulbs, mirrors, windows, blue glass
All lawn clippings, trimmed tree branches, leaves, weeds, etc
must go in the Green Waste Toter.
Paper & Cardboard
cartons, boxes. Secure loose material (e.g., shredded paper) in plastic grocery
bags. Cut large boxes small enough to fit inside the container.
the Blue Recycling Toter, place all cardboard, catalogs, cereal and cracker boxes
(remove liners)
Egg cartons, Envelopes (plastic windows OK), gift wrap (no metallic/foil), magazines,
mail, newspaper, newspaper inserts and advertisements (glossy OK),office paper
(e.g. construction paper, printer paper),paper bags, shoe boxes, shopping bags
(remove handles),telephone books
Black Garbage Container
Carbon paper, padded or Tyvek® envelopes, paper soiled with anything such as
motor oil, paint, or food/grease; paper take-out containers, photographs and
photo paper; pizza boxes; thermal fax paper
Plastics & Plastic
and lightly rinse all containers. Secure loose plastic bags in a plastic
grocery bag.
the Blue Recycling Toter, ONLY plastic items labeled with the numbers 1 through 7 inside the
chasing arrows symbol or triangle, such as soda, water, mouthwash and mustard
containers, detergent bottles, flower pots, grocery bags, milk jugs, shampoo
bottles, spray bottles, yogurt and margarine tubs. You can put PVC pipes, squeezable bottles
(e.g., honey), dry cleaning and bread bags, medicine bottles, egg cartons, large
reusable water bottles, and juice jugs. As for plastic bags, ALL bread, dry
cleaning, fresh produce, grocery, and newspaper bags are recyclable.
In the Black Garbage Toter, you can place bubble wrap, compact discs, credit cards,
disposable diapers, hangers, hoses, pools, shoes, tarps, toys, utensils
Polystyrene (Styrofoam®)
and lightly rinse containers. Secure loose material (e.g., packing peanuts) in plastic
grocery bags.
the Blue Recycling Toter,
place cups, plates, egg cartons, foam packing, meat and fruit trays, packing
"peanuts", take-out containers
In the Black Garbage Toter, place all containers soaked with food or grease
Scrap Metals
and dry household metal items.
the Blue Recycling Toter, place the following items: Aerosol cans (empty), aluminum foil (clean),
small metal appliances (e.g., toaster, waffle iron, blender), keys, metal lids
and caps from glass bottles, paint cans (remove excess paint, let residue dry),
pots and pans, metal
In the Black Garbage Toter, place all hangers (wood, metal, plastic), hardware (nails,
screws, nuts, bolts)
Used Motor Oil & Filters
motor oil and oil filters cannot be placed on the curbside for recycle. You must dispose of used oil and oil filters
at a Certified Used Oil Collection Center.
To dispose of used oil:
AutoZone 400 S. 2nd
Street, (209) 892-4500
To dispose of used oil
and oil filters:
Fred Frias, Union
Services 226 N. 2nd Street, (209) 892-8992
Patterson Auto Care 401
N. 1st Street, (209) 892-8473
Oil must
be in a container with a screw top lid. Oil filters must be in a
Ziploc bag.
Contaminated oil, used
oil, batteries may also be disposed of at:
Modesto Collection
Facility 1716 Morgan Road
Open every Friday and
Saturday from 9am-1pm-except holidays.
To drop off recycling
Patterson Recycling
Center 401 N 1st St, (209) 892-1917
Open Monday through
Friday from 8am to 5pm, Saturday from 8am to 3pm, Closed on Sunday.
Federal Guidelines:
Do not flush prescription drugs down the toilet
or drain unless the label or accompanying patient information specifically
instructs you to do so. When drugs are
flushed down the toilet they end up at our City's Water Quality Control
Facility. These pharmaceuticals can
negatively affect our biological treatment process. For information on drugs that should be flushed
visit the FDA's website at http://www.fda.gov/
To dispose of prescription drugs not labeled to be flushed, you
may be able to take advantage of community drug take-back programs or other
programs, such as household hazardous waste collection events, that collect
drugs at a central location for proper disposal. Call the Public Works
Department at (209) 895-8060 to find out when the next mobile drug take-back
program will be available in your community.
If a drug take back or
collection program is not available:
Take your prescription
drugs out of their original containers immediately.
Mix drugs with an
undesirable substance, such as cat litter or used coffee grounds.
Put this mixture into a
disposable container with a lid, such as an empty margarine tub, or into a
sealable bag.
Conceal or remove any
personal information, including Rx number, on the empty containers by covering
it with black permanent marker or duct tape, or by scratching it off.
Place the sealed
container with the mixture, and the empty drug containers, in the trash.
call the City of Patterson Public Works Department at (209) 895-8060 with any questions.
California's Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law
Commercial Recycling was one of the measures adopted in the Assembly Bill 32
Scoping Plan by the Air Resources Board (ARB) pursuant to the California Global
Warming Solutions Act (Chapter 488, Statutes of 2006). The Mandatory Commercial
Recycling Measure focuses on increased commercial waste diversion as a method
to reduce GHG emissions. It is designed to achieve a reduction in GHG emissions
of 5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalents. To achieve the
measure's objective, an additional 2 to 3 million tons of materials annually
will need to be recycled from the commercial sector by the year 2020 and
The regulation
was adopted at CalRecycle's January 17, 2012 Monthly Public Meeting. This
regulation reflects the statutory provisions of AB 341 (Chapter 476, Statutes
of 2011 [Chesbro, AB 341]) and provides additional procedural clarifications.
The regulation was approved by the Office of Administrative Law on May 7, 2012
and became effective immediately. On June 27, 2012 the Governor signed Senate
Bill 1018 which included an amendment that requires a business that generates 4
cubic yards or more of commercial solid waste per week to arrange for recycling
A property
owner of a commercial business or multifamily residential dwelling may require
tenants to source separate their recyclable materials to aid in compliance with
this section.
advises businesses to contact their local recycling coordinator to find out how to recycle in their community and if there
are any specific requirements in their community. Communities may have
mandatory commercial recycling ordinances with different thresholds or more
specific business recycling requirements than the state law. The local
recycling coordinator also may have related business opportunities and/or
resources to share. Please contact the
City of Patterson's Recycling Coordinator by clicking here.
benefits identified by CalRecycle include:
jurisdiction shall report the progress achieved in implementing its commercial
recycling program, including education, outreach and monitoring, and if
applicable, enforcement efforts and exemptions, by providing updates in its
electronic annual report.
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The Radavist features a lot of frame builders, but few are as world-renown as Colnago and yes, they still make frames, by hand in Italy.
It's been a long two years for Ben from Argonaut Cycles but if he's learned anything along the way it's this: hard work and dedication pay off. In a lot of ways, the Argonaut Cycles road bike embodies the height of carbon fiber manufacturing. While this bike in particular might look like others that have been on the site, countless, minute changes have gone into making it unique. The design process and the final product are always improving.
Manufacturing in the USA allows Ben to tweak the layup process and continuously offer his clients the best carbon fiber road frame. Ben's a good friend and personally, I'm very partial to Argonaut, so I took this bike out of the Eurobike tradeshow to photograph it. See more in the Gallery!
James Adamson from Adventure Refugee has a long-time relationship with Ibis Cycles, so when the time came to prep for the Mission Workshop trip to China, he contacted them about a bike. Their Hakkalügi Disc Cross made the most sense for this tour.
Shown here, completely stock with cross tires or as it appeared in my post photos with Fyxation tires. The Hakkalügi retails with an Ultegra kit for $3699. Unfortunately, these are the last photos this bike will ever have taken of it because China Airlines crushed it in transport. Bummer! Check out more in the Gallery.
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For Firefly's latest build, they had Boston photographer Heather McGrath come in for some detail photos. I've been following this bike's process over on their Tumblr and the end product is quite nice. Check out more detail photos from the Firefly titanium and carbon road at their Flickr and see the full build right here.
A wise man once said "Don't buy upgrades, ride up grades" and those words still hold true today but for those who are looking for cutting edge wheel technology to aid in their performance, the name Mad Fiber might come to mind. Now, I am the last person on the face of the Earth that wants or needs carbon wheels like this but they're not even mine. So technically, "Don't buy upgrades, borrow them from the rep" fits here.
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When I visited the guys at Ruckus Components last month, they gave me a set of their new CNC-machined carbon coasters and etched bourbon tumblers. Have I been using them? Fuck yeah. And now you can pick up a set of your own. Where? Right here at Ruckus.
Last week I introduced you to the process Argonaut Cycles uses in fabricating their 100% custom carbon fiber bicycle frames. Through working with ICE, or Innovative Composite Engineering, in White Salmon, Washington, Ben has developed a new process that sets Argonaut apart from other manufacturers. When we left off earlier, we had fresh parts for a frame, straight from the molds. From there, Ben takes the frame parts to Portland where he joins the tubes with a Hysol specialty aerospace epoxy and then bakes the frame to cure the adhesive.
Once the frame is cured, it's off to the painter for a clear coat or graphics treatment. Frames can be either custom painted, or with stock logos. For my frame, Keith Anderson painted a scheme I mocked up. Once coated, Ben can either build the bike up with the parts kit a client orders through him and ship it out, or just send the frame out to his client. For me, picking the bike up and going on a ride was the best experience I could have wanted.
I am far from a carbon fiber expert, but I've been enthralled in this whole process. It's hard to not be enthusiastic over this whole project but as my bike keeps racking up miles, I'm a believer. This is the first carbon frame that I've felt any sort of attachment to, but that's because I've never had one tailored to my specific riding style. The Argonaut process made that easy.
Now, there were a ton of comments and questions in last week's post, so if you missed Ben's replies, I updated Part 01 here.
When Ben Farver from Argonaut Cycles decided he was going to make the switch from building custom steel bikes to custom, made in the USA carbon fiber frames, he needed to find some local experts. The team at Innovative Composite Engineering, or ICE, were located just over the river in White Salmon, Washington state. Their expertise lies in everything from SUP poles to products for the aerospace industry. A few phone calls later and they began to meet to discuss a new, proprietary system for manufacturing custom carbon fiber bicycle frames.
ICE and Ben began to collaborate. They both were motivated to develop the frame using the best and most advanced molding technology, and to bring something new to the industry. They both pushed each other to do this without compromise or cutting corners, deciding on a few key points: There would be no vacuum forming, no tube to tube carbon lug bonding and no real hand finishing needed. The process would be streamlined, efficient and most importantly, customizable. While I can't show you the juicy details, which I can assure you are juicy, I can show you snippets of the Argonaut Cycles process.
It begins with a roll of carbon, which is then cut out based on digital CAD templates on a large cutting bed. Each piece is based on the individual parts' dimensions. From there, the carbon is inserted into aluminum molds, around a bladder where the resin layup occurs. Then, these aluminum molds are heated, allowing the resin to cure. This is repeated until all the parts are finished. When it's all said and done, the frame is ready for assemblage.
Shot at ICE, these photos lay out the process used in manufacturing a 100% made in the USA carbon bicycle frame, like my Argonaut Cycles road.
EDIT: see a reply from Argonaut below that answers many questions everyone seems to have…
Since I can't make it out to every rad event that takes place in SF, It's nice to have Mike Martin of Mash to offer up some choice photos from the The Bicycle Art & Design of Garrett Chow: All Chips on the Table gallery show and Cutty Cross race. This show looked amazing and these photos will serve the purpose of introducing you to Garrett's work if you're unfamiliar.
Also, don't miss out on a few shots of Garrett's Specialized Concept Venge road bike after the show photos.
So now that we've seen what Ruckus' shop looks like, how about a look at one of the frames that Shawn from Ruckus has built. This is his own single speed cross bike, laced with a rather healthy component group, a sick paint job and some of those Ruckus vibes. I love the tag line on the downtube, the painted ENVE components and the cross bash guard. You don't see a whole lotta flat bar monster cross bikes but when you do, they're drool-worthy.


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Mukono Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Mukono ZARDI) is one of the nine Public Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Institutes (ZARDIs) which were established through the NARS Act of 2005. The Institute is responsible for carrying out applied and adaptive research in the Lake Victoria Crescent Agro-ecological Zone. It covers 21 districts of Central Uganda which include: Mubende, Mityana, Luwero, Kyankwanzi, Mukono, Kayunga, Nakasongola, Nakaseke, Masaka, Kalangala, Buikwe, Kalungu, Lwengo, Mpigi, Kampala, Bukomansimbi, Gomba, Butambala, Buvuma, Wakiso and Kiboga. Mukono ZARDI had a successful transition from a Distrcict Farm Institute(DFI) to an Agricultural Research and Development Centre (ARDC) and it is now a semi-autonomous Zonal Institute
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Hello everyone. I'm excited to share the fourth episode of Art City Radio with you, our weekly podcast about culture in Milwaukee.
For this week's show, I share a story that I've had tucked away for weeks. I interviewed Miranda Levy, a local artist who had landed a spot on "Project Runway" this year. We talked before one of the first episodes of the fashion-fueled reality TV show.
I asked Miranda why some of her designs resembled her military uniform. That's when she told me a story -- of what propelled her into the U.S. Army, what the military gave to her, the suffering she endured at the hands of her male colleagues and the art projects that helped her reconstructed her identity.
It's a hard story but ultimately a hopeful one. Every time I thought about writing it up it didn't quite feel right in the context of the "Project Runway" season. Also, so much of the story resides in Miranda's voice, in the poise and eloquence with which she tells it. Now that we have this podcast, it seemed like the perfect way to share it.
She'll talk about the Veterans Book Project, a library of books written collaboratively with artist Monica Haller and veterans. Collectively, this archive represents a larger narrative about the impact of war and the nature of military service. Haller worked with the Milwaukee Art Museum to connect with local veterans.
Also this week, I ask Adam Carr to share some of his peeved impressions of "Station to Sation," the cross country, whistle-stop art happening that's got the whole art world buzzing right now. We saw it in Chicago this week. And the Art City contributors are on the phone with ideas for art to see this weekend, too.
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Rachel Weisz x Craig McDean
AnOther Magazine is renown for its beautiful photography but I especially liked the Rachel Weisz shoot by Craig McDean in the Autumn/Winter 2011 edition. Equally impressive is the accompanying short film from which the shots are taken. Due to the Weisz's movements (apparently inspired by postmodern dancer Pina Bausch) and the creepily reversed B-movie music samples, the film has an eerie alien quality to it. Stunning work all round.