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A ground-source heat pump (sometimes called a "geothermal heat pump") provides space conditioning by moving heat energy. A ground-source heat pump (GSHP) system can provide heating, cooling and humidity control. A GSHP system may provide water heating, either to supplement or replace conventional water heaters. Every GSHP system has three major subsystems or parts: a geothermal heat pump to move heat between the building and the fluid in the earth connection, an earth connection for transferring heat between its fluid and the earth, and a distribution subsystem for delivering heating or cooling to the building. In heating mode, heat is extracted from the fluid in the earth connection by the geothermal heat pump and distributed to the home or building -- typically through a system of air ducts. Cooler air from the building is returned to the geothermal heat pump, where it cools the fluid flowing to the earth connection. The fluid is then re-warmed as it flows through the earth connection. In cooling mode, the process is reversed. The relatively cool fluid from the earth connection absorbs heat from the building and transfers it to the ground.
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Diabetes is one of the major health and development challenges of the 21st century. There are currently 382 million people living with diabetes and another 280 million are at high risk of developing the disease. Over half a billion people are expected to by living with diabetes by 2030. Diabetes and its complications are largely preventable and there are proven, affordable interventions available. Everyone is concerned and everyone has a role to play in helping to turn the tide of diabetes to protect our future.
The World Diabetes Day 2013 campaign encouraged everyone to Take a Step for Diabetes, engaging people in the diabetes cause by encouraging them to make a symbolic donation of steps accrued through various activities. A step is considered to be any activity that helps promote diabetes awareness, improve the lives of people with diabetes, promote healthy lifestyles or reduce one's individual risk of developing diabetes. Steps submitted on our online platform [2] counted towards reaching the target in support of the 371 million people living with diabetes.
Thanks to the active support and engagement of more than 650 individuals and associations from all over the world, the target was reached and significantly surpassed with a total of over 1.2 billion steps submitted between May and December 2013. Upon reaching the target, IDF sent an open letter [3] to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on behalf the Take a Step for Diabetes Campaign. Our goal is to keep the global commitments on diabetes made during the 2011 United Nations High Level Meeting on NCDs on the global health agenda. Our combined efforts will prove that the diabetes community stands united to improve the lives of people affected by diabetes.
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|26. NY (Argentina)
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|27. Alex (UK)
|27. AEDOS (Mexico)
|28. Camilla (Norway)
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|29. Silvia (Portugal)
|29. diabetesDE (Germany)
|30. Gabriela (Mexico)
|30. CEADI (Argentina)
|31. Marcela (Argentina)
|31. Janvi Diabetes Center (India)
|32. Igor (Serbia)
|32. Asociación Diabeticos Unidos (Argentina)
|33. Alan (USA)
|33. Hospital Pablo Tablón Uribe (Colombia)
|34. Zain (Qatar)
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|35. Kristin (Norway)
|35. ABADI (Argentina)
|36. Lorenzo (Italy)
|36. The Nigeria Diabetes Online Community
|37. Sonriendo con la Diabetes (Mexico)
|37. La Marea Azul (Spain)
|38. Merry (UK)
|38. BlueTour2013 (Sweden)
|39. Dominique (Belgium)
|39. KID (India)
|40. Rodrigo Nahuel (Argentina)
|40. SPED (Puerto Rico)
|41. Costanza (Argentina)
|41. Association les Diabétiques de Corse (France)
|42. Wilma (UK)
|42. Asociación Puertorriqueña de Diabetes (Puerto Rico)
|43. Victoria (Spain)
|43. Diabette (Mexico)
|44. Jeanine (Belgium)
|44. O.L.O.L. Diabetes Department (Ireland)
|45. Douglas Villaroel (Bolivia)
|45. Padres Unidos por la Diabetes (Argentina)
|46. Marie (France)
|46. Asociación Día Vida (Costa Rica)
|47. Antonio (Portugal)
|47. Centro de Diabetes Sergipe (Brazil)
|48. Linda (Norway)
|48. Youth with Diabetes (South Africa)
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|49. Diabetes Forbundet (Norway)
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From the creator of Note, comes To Do Tree.
To Do Tree lets you create, save and easily access several hierarchical lists. It stores each list in an xml file and its settings in an ini file in the folder it's run from. It doesn't write anything to the registry.
I'm a bit of a perfectionist and a little obsessed with getting my programs to "just work" and be intuitive without having to interrupt the user at all. I haven't been able to do this as much as I'd like with this program - it still prompts the user to save the first list they create. I'm thinking of starting off with a default list on first run so that you'd only be prompted to save if you delete all lists. I'd be glad to hear any of your thoughts on this. There are a few other prompts I'd like to get rid of but I'm not sure how.
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Step 1: Acquiring the projector
Otherwise, there are a few ways to go about getting an LCD projector for about $300. Personally I got mine from a friend who was selling one, similar to the price of comparable models on ebay.
Another way is to check local computer junk stores, thrift stores, and flea markets.
Be weary of cheap projectors without bulbs, if you are handy (or can wait around for me to write up my instructable on it) you can improvise your own bulb for ~20.
I'm a little too lazy to cite sources but if you are adventurous you can build your own from scratch.
Also do some research to make sure your projector has enough power to fill your selected wall or screen with the ambient light of the room... check manufacturers specs for this.
so $100-$300 for the projector
Problem is that the dvd player doesn't have an 'aux audio IN' !
How can I have this thing wired so that I can plug the Audion out jacks on the TV into the amp within the dvd player to be able to utilise the surround sound?
I'd sure appreciate the help!
I don't have access to a Radio Shack or anything!
Coat paint and after that reflective paint:
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I have a Vidikron Crystal III LCD projector, but the bulb needs replacing and I don't want to pay $250 for a bulb. The unit is only one lamp life old. But I have saved it for many years.
Can you or anyone if I can do a nifty trick or retrofit with a cheap light or by bypassing the light ballast/transformer and just my own type of light in there?
It has a projector light with a reflector. I'm thinking maybe use a car headlight bulb or something. Any help would be appreciated
So you say you got a projector for 300$ Can you tell me the name of it? Or even better, can you tell me the resolution of it, and the display technology?
How did you get the image so big with a 300$ projector? Am I thinking on spending too much, or is that just a sweet deal?
I'll be doing something like this soon, so the sooner you can answer me the better :)
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I am going to take the liberty of discussing the parental role of this discussion prior to discussing ways of making students "self-directed, social learners" for one reason and one reason alone. Following my first year of teaching, I sat down and asked myself a series of questions. One of which was the following:
What aspects of school this year was I unable to alter or change regardless of what I did?
I only came up with two answers and realized that they could either allow me to rise to a higher level of understanding or doom my outlook on the profession. The answer is simple: the bodies in the seats and the bodies at home. Everything else you can change. The problem is that changing the mindset of parents to become more involved with their students is much harder than changing the mindset of kids towards school. This is especially true by the time students get to high school. The economic situation of the world has only further exacerbated this problem.
Since this realization, I have continued to work to bring parents into the equation, but never consider them part of it. In other words, I act as though they do not exist when the student goes home. Is this pessimistic? I don't think so. I think it provides an equal opportunity for me to develop strong bonds with every one of my students and take more of a nurturing stance on how I deal with their every day struggles.
I continue to contact parents with praise or problems and continue to send my monthly newsletter and update e-mails while asking them for feedback or questions. I get a number of them normally, but almost always from the same parents every time. I normally get a handful of e-mails from parents throughout the year but only to ask why a student's grade is not to their liking. The key is that it doesn't depress me or bother me or make me feel as though I can slack. It makes me work even harder to ensure that students become self-directed, social learners (the first part of the question).
When it comes to developing self-directed learners, I feel that there is only one way to do it. Kids need subtle hints at areas that interest them, and they need to be well-grounded in the skills that are required to aid them in learning on their own. The social component comes in after, and only after, they have been grounded in such skills. No student can be a self-directed learner if they cannot complete basic functions that allow them to search, digest, and interpret material. The utopian adage that "if students are passionate about a topic they will stop at nothing to learn it" is irrational. Not because they can't teach themselves these skills but because they can't identify the skills they need in order to fix the deficiency.
My favorite thing in the world is baseball. When I was a kid, I would play baseball all day long for hours at a time and try to mimic what professional players were trying to accomplish. Problem is that I never had the same results. In fact, my results were never even close to what they could do on a baseball field. I couldn't hit a ball 500 feet or throw 95 MPH. The fact that I was seven never even entered my mind as a factor as to why I couldn't. What I started to do was read everything I could read about baseball strategy, have discussions with everyone who knew anything about how to play the game, and watch as much baseball as possible. It led me to a long career of all-star teams, high school honors, and college honors.
The key to my success wasn't mimicking what major league players did. It was learning the basics and how to play the game by understanding the thinking complexities behind the sport. It was also self-directed….but not. I needed those others to tell me what I was doing right and wrong.
Learning is only as self-directed as the quality of the toolset around the learner and the quality of the resources available. If you want to create self-directed learners, you need to advance your tool set first; not theirs.


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|Winner - Kosherfest "Iron Chef" Culinary Competition
Chef Casey Colaneri
Casey Colaneri from Sushi Metsuyan of Monsey was the winner of the 6th Annual Kosherfest Culinary "Iron Chef" Competition.
Three professional chefs, David Teyf from Lox Cafe NYC, Jose Soto from Basil NY in Brooklyn, and Casey Colaneri from Sushi Metsuyan of Monsey competed for the $1000 prize and bragging rights to the 2013 Culinary Competition, organized by The Center for Kosher Culinary Arts.
The chefs had 30 minutes to create a delicious dish from 15 mystery ingredients. The judges were Philippe Kaemmerle (Chef Instructor from The Center for Kosher Culinary Arts), Jack Silberstein (co-owner of Jack's Gourmet Sausages), and lucky me, Roberta Scher (Co-founder and Managing Editor of KosherEye.com).
The ingredients included ribeye steak, Jack's Gourmet Chorizo, beef patties, wild mushrooms, pasta and a variety of vegetables and spices. Everyone had a great time! (Especially the judges).
We were so impressed by Casey's talent, and his friendly, outgoing personality, that we asked him to send us some recipes, give us some cooking tips, share a bit about his background.
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FYI, I thought it was a photoshop at first. Not so sure. I think if you were going to screw with people, you'd post it everywhere to get the biggest audience. This looks like it popped up 5 days ago on an obscure sports board. OP in the linked thread said a friend in Florida sent it to him:
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Visitation will be held at the Ronald McDonald II Funeral Home, Inc. in Kane on Tuesday from noon until 2 p.m., at which time a service will be held there with Pastor David Pflieger, chaplain of The Lutheran Home at Kane, officiating.
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I look not back, God knows the fruitless efforts
Author: Annie Johnson Flint
1. I look not back; God knows the fruitless efforts,
The wasted hours, the sinning, the regrets.
I leave them all with Him who blots the record,
And graciously forgives, and then forgets.
2. I look not forward; God sees all the future,
The road that, short or long, will lead me home,
And He will face with me its ev'ry trial,
And bear for me the burdens that may come.
3. I look not round me; then would fears assail me.
So wild the tumult of earth's restless seas,
So dark the world, so filled with woe and evil,
So vain the hope of comfort and of ease.
4. I look not inward; that would make me wretched;
For I have naught on which to stay my trust.
Nothing I see save failures and shortcomings,
And weak endeavors, crumbling into dust.
5. But I look up--into the face of Jesus,
For there my heart can rest, my fears are stilled;
And there is joy, and love, and light for darkness,
And perfect peace, and ev'ry hope fulfilled.
Source: The New Christian Hymnal #235
Dear friends in God, 10/2/13
I'd like to share a little more about my situation and praise His name with you because everything we have belongs to Him. We belong to God!
Honestly, this month was very hard for me. It was full of joy, tears and, of course, with busyness! I needed to finish translating the daily devotional I've been working on because it is blessing believers so much. Everybody wants to get the new one before the new month even starts, but I was late with it because of so many other things.
People come to my home and I need to give them time, and I have church meetings. One day someone called for me to come, and then a second person called me at the same time. They both needed help. Come and pray for my mommy because she is sick....Come and spend time with people who have been persecuted....Why don't you come spend time with us like you did before? You are getting selfish because you are not acting like before. This is what I heard from people I know. I was busy ironing my clothes and I remembered Mother Theresa's words:
"People are often unreasonable, irrational, and self-centered. Forgive them anyway. If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives. Be kind anyway. If you are successful, you will win some unfaithful friends and some genuine enemies. Succeed anyway. If you are honest and sincere, people may deceive you. Be honest and sincere anyway."
Then I went to visit Intercession because she needed help. When I was on the metro I just started crying and I was not able to hide it. I was feeling sorry for myself. Why don't people ever think about or understand me? Why don't they try to understand that I don't even have time for myself? What makes people think that I have enough time for everything?
While I was feeling sad in my heart, suddenly heaven opened up and I heard the Heavenly Father singing to me. It was very loud, but very pleasant. I don't understand why other people couldn't hear it because it was so loud. "Zulfia , my Zulfia" (of course it was in my language - only two words "Zulfia, my Zulfia"). He was singing to me and encouraging me by saying, "Even if there is nobody to encourage you, I am your encourager; I am the one who understands you; I am the one who watches over you; I am your teacher and leader; I see you! You are MINE!" WOW, God is singing for me and He knows me by name (Isa 54:4). Was it really God or what? Anyway I was encouraged. The Father knows that what I am doing is only for Him. If there is nobody here for me, He is here for me!
It was the best comforting time, right in front of all the people around me. Unfortunately, these people don't know the living and loving Father! My darkest moments were filled with joy! I didn't share this with anybody here, only with you all; but please don't think that I am more special than other people. No, no! I am just an ordinary and simple girl. Everybody likes to receive hugs and encouragement and I thought I didn't have anybody to hug me or encourage me, but I (we) have an all-knowing Father! He still speaks and sings for His children! He didn't stop singing until I got to my friend's. He loves and cares for us; what a wonderful Father we have! It is good to praise the Lord in every circumstance!
One day I had a trance or dream. In my dream, black spirits were all around me and I was very scared. I prayed about this, but God told me to stay alert with my prayers.
One day when I was at home I had a phone call. Somebody needed money. I remember that day that I didn't even eat my lunch because I really wanted to finish my translation work, and I was late because I had guests. I went out late in the day with just $10, my cell phone and one little English book called Bible Wisdom. It wasn't a Bible, but most of the words are from the Bible. When I went to the metro, a policeman stopped me to inspect my bag. He saw my book and read "Bible." I told him it wasn't a Bible, just some words from the Bible - only quotes of wisdom words. But he said, "Follow me."
So I followed him to the underground of the metro station. Then other policemen came. They called each other and after a few minutes there were five of them there. They told me to go wait for them in another room. I went out while they were checking over my book and discussing what to do with me. I had a peace in my heart! I was praying in tongues. What a day!
Then they called me and asked who gave me the book...and where I met that person. They sent me out to a dark room again, and I remembered my dream. One police who checked me called me in again and asked me many questions. What countries have you been to? Where do you live? What do you do? What is your religion? Then they said, We have to call the KGB. The officer came and also asked me a lot of questions. They took my book outside and checked it again. One little man who asked me a lot of questions, I saw Satan in him. Yes, I saw Satan in him; a black spirit. God opened my eyes and I saw the Satan. He wanted to know everything about me. Then the important question:
Why did you change your religion?
"I don't believe in religion. I don't like religion."
Who told you about Jesus? When did you come to Jesus?
"No one told me about Jesus! He came to my home and He was wearing white clothes and I even showed Him to my mommy. Jesus came to my home. I didn't invite him. I was sick and Jesus healed me!"
(They wanted to find the person who led me to Jesus so they could put him in prison; but how can they put our Jesus in prison?!!) Everybody listened to my testimony! They didn't say anything. Everybody was silent! After that, the police whom Satan was using said:
- Why didn't you go to the witch doctor? What did your parents say about you following Jesus?
(It is our law that if your parents do not agree with your ways you are in trouble. They wanted to trap me this way.)
- "Nobody was able to help me. My parents were the most blessed people because of me - because I was healed and I was happy! They were so blessed and happy from my life!" (He became very angry for what I said!) Then I continued, "Then listen to what Jesus did again to us. My sister had a skin disease, and I laid my hands on her and she was healed!"
Then He told me to stop! Other people came and started telling bad words: Don't read the Bible...You are a bad citizen...Who gave you a Bible? (Now they want to catch that person because giving a Bible to someone else is against the law.) I told the name of the person who gave me a Bible but that he moved to Russia. (He has now become a U.S. citizen and lives with his family in the U.S., so they cannot do anything to him). He became even angrier because he cannot catch him.
Then they wanted to know:
Which countries have you been to? I told them some of the country names, but not all of them. They said, Who paid you money? What did you study in the U.S.? How did you go to these countries? ...What dates were you there, and which borders did you cross? Their questions broke my heart.
Then the most dangerous moment came. Who comes to your home? Who are your friends and what are their addresses? With whom do you live? Which church do you go to? I said, "I am not going to tell you!"
That policeman stood up and became aggressive - very, very angry! He started screaming at me loudly and told me first to sit, then stand up, sit, walk, stand up..(Satan knows that I was weak. My body was so heavy for me that day.) When he was screaming, I was so afraid that I wasn't able to say anything. I was sweating because of lack of air and almost fainting, so I didn't hear what they were saying. Then I saw the face of Jesus. He breathed on me and gave me air. I was okay again and refreshed. I said "thanks" to Jesus - but the policemen didn't see anything!
I felt like a little lamb surrounded by wolves! I felt so weak because I couldn't do or say anything in front of these angry men, so many people for one girl. More questions: Do you have a computer
in your home? Where do you use your internet? Which books have you read? What's your parents' address, your address and phone number? (I gave them a cell number I never use because they forced me to answer their question.)
Where is your Bible at the moment? ....it was too much! I was afraid, really, really afraid. What would I do if they just come to my apartment? I have so many printed copies of books that I have translated, Bibles, my computer. That makes me a most dangerous person. If they catch me I would go to prison right away.
Three policemen came and checked my small bag but they didn't see my cell phone! They said, She doesn't have anything in her bag. That was the most wonderful miracle, because all my friends' names and numbers are there! God is wonderful!
Even when they were angry with me I understood that everything is under God's control! After four hours, the main KGB called the police and told them to let me go and to not take anything from me. So, they gave my book back to me! But, the little policeman (whom I saw Satan in) said I have more questions. Everybody else wanted me to go, but this one really made me angry, too. Where is your Bible at the moment?
His question really hurt me deeply! They forced me to sign a document that says I won't complain about the police. Yes, I said in my heart, complaining is a sin even in MY book, so I agree. I will NEVER complain for what you did for me! You all needed to hear about Jesus!
When I got out from the underground metro, my mind was so confused and I was so afraid that I lost my way, but then I heard His voice again, Don't be afraid. They will not come to your home!
I called my pastor and told him everything! He came at 11pm and took the printer with him and I hid all the Christian books. I was happy that he came and was ready to help me. His family prayed for me. The next day, God sent Intercession to spend time with me. She knows what to do and how to talk with people who have been persecuted...she has passed this way. I think and I hope I heard God's voice, and I hope they never come to my home.
Prayer needs:
1. If two people agree on one thing it shall be given to us. I need a miracle here. O.K. Let's all say, In the name of Jesus Christ, may the name of ZULFIA Qodirova be removed or erased from the police list and may they never bother her anymore! If my name is on their list it means I can NEVER EVER go outside of my country again - even if I have an exit visa. (That doesn't matter for this country.)
2. They know that I live by myself. They might think that I am a prostitute. May they never come to my home.
3. May I be sensitive to the Holy Spirit. They might send a needy or sick person to me to catch me because they know that I am Christian. If I share the Gospel with them, they can make a problem for me, so I HAVE TO be led by His Spirit.
4. Pray for protection for my family, as well, because I gave them their address. May they not check them.
5. Pray for protection for my cell church. It is growing and now I have to be careful with home meetings.
6. I need wisdom and, honestly, pray for healing for my soul. Pray that I might be like a little child. A little child easily forgets the hurt, always lives with a new day. Otherwise, it is hard for me to follow Jesus. I may be able to love and forgive all the policemen who hurt me, but I still feel scars in my heart toward those men.
7. Pray for me to have some enjoyment - not just work all the time. Pray for good sleep - without worry or fear.
Thanks very much for your support and prayers. You never know what your prayers can be. It can be breath for someone, it can be boldness, courage, safety, wisdom, protection. I can feel a lot of prayers and it is like the wind. It refreshes and gives the strength to move forward. I may not be able to give you attention or send you emails on time, but Jesus rewards you for what you do for His little children. He never forgets what you do for Him. May He kiss your heart with His word and fill you all with His joy!
God bless you all and I love you all,
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Lest you think this is a joke, let me assure you it actually happened!
No, she got to the end of the sermon and basically told everyone, "Now, go do it." What a let down! She dumped a burden on everyone and gave no encouragement that we aren't in this world on our own. I guess you could call it a Humanist message - ie man is the measure of everything.
RiversidePeace wrote:During my years of pastoral visitation, especially in nursing homes, the number of people who come to the realisation that they need to be saved by God's saving grace and that it's as simple as grace, is frightening. It breaks my heart to see the stricken tears of those who say "if only I knew" or "if only I had been told". The burden is great until they pray a prayer of forgiveness and salvation comes no matter who is at fault. Their life long dedication to God's work was wonderful but how awesome would it have been if they KNEW Jesus.
I have learned the Word of God says when it speaks about leaders and teachers being more responsible for the souls of their congregation. (I'm not sure of the actual verse without looking it up)
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It is important to note that a seller who is offering a garment with suspected label switching may not be the culprit. There is a lot of buying and selling amongst vintage and used clothing dealers that goes on behind the scenes in this industry. There are also many, many sellers who have jumped into this industry because it is "fun". Those sellers may not have the education and experience to recognize when a label has been switched, and may be offering a garment for sale thinking it is the real thing.
Where do dishonest dealers come up with the labels they sew into clothing? Easy. It is not uncommon to see lots like the one above offered for sale on eBay, and these lots often sell for good money. This one sold for about $35 several months ago. There is lots of clothing at thrift stores that is ugly or out of style, but many of those garments bear a desirable label. Labels can be removed from a damaged garment and sewn into an undamaged one. Disreputable dealers will remove designer labels from scarves, hats, gloves, lingerie, and men's ties, then sew them into vintage clothing to pass a garment off as a high end or designer one.
This is a label from a Schiaparelli hat. It was sewn into a skirt that was not designed by Schiaparelli. The skirt sold on eBay for over $650 to an unsuspecting buyer.
This Valentino Jeans label was sewn into a brocade evening gown which was being offered on eBay for several hundred dollars.
So how do you protect yourself? The best way is to learn about what to look for. Here are some tips and common blunders to watch out for. NOTE: These are general guidelines, and will not apply to all garments all the time.
1. First and formost, if a seller is listing a garment as a designer piece, they should always show the label. If a picture of the label is not included in the listing, ask (demand) to see it before you buy. And if they do show the label, but the image is cropped so you can't see the edges, ask for another photo.
2. In general, the label on a vintage designer garment that predates the 1980s will be sewn in by hand with thread that matches the label color. There are notable exceptions, (Grenelle Estevez and Ceil Chapman labels were sewn by machine along the edge of the zipper in the 40s and 50s) but hand stitching and matching thread are the first things I look for.
This Christian Dior label looks questionable because it is sewn in by machine with black thread. Research shows that this is a Dior scarf label, but this photo was taken from an auction for a vintage coat.
3. Newer designer labels are often sewn in by machine, but you would be wise to know how each designer attaches their labels to their garments.
4. While some modern high-end designer labels are still sewn in by hand, many have gone to machine sewn labels as a cost and time saving measure. However, those labels will be sewn neatly and with care.
5. If a label is sewn in by machine, it will be neatly done, and again, the thread color will generally match the label.
6. In general, the size of the label will be in proportion to the size and weight of the garment. Accessories like scarves and ties will have small labels. Coats bear larger labels.
A label sewn in with zig-zag stitching on a 1950s dress? No way.
Sometime in the late 1950s, Lilli Ann started sewing their labels in with zig-zag stitches in white thread along the sides of the label. This label has been sewn in by hand at the 4 corners with matching thread, but you can see the impressions in the label from the original machine sewn zig-zag stitching. This suit label was very cleverly sewn in to a 1950s party dress - a style that was never made by Lilli Ann.
These are general guidelines, but may not be true in all cases. There are times when stitching that doesn't appear original is fine. Most department stores and boutiques offered in-house alterations up until the late 1960s. Often times, when a garment was altered, the original label had to be removed and sewn back in by the store's seamstress. Or, perhaps the owner of the garment removed the label to get through customs without paying duty and then sewed it back in at home. I'm not saying that all labels that don't have original stitching are fraudulent. But it is in your best interest to be aware and take care.
All of the label images shown above are actual photos from clothing items that were offered for sale on eBay and Etsy over the last year. Remember, I am NOT saying that all sellers are dishonest. I am NOT saying fraudulent label switching is limited to eBay and Etsy. I am simply advising you to be careful and to look closely before you buy.


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This neighborhood has traditionally been mixed use. Dating back to 1967, the former commercial site was home to Midtown Shoe Shine Parlor. Prior to that establishment, Everybody's Food Market was located on the half-acre property, dating back to 1948. The surrounding properties have hosted a variety of commercial, residential and retail establishments. Junior's Midnight Auto Body has been located to the west of the property (since 1984). On the south side was another auto body repair facility that operated there between 1925 and 1980. A gasoline station has also been located southwest of the brownfields site since at least 1923.
The city of New Haven is one of the poorest cities in the country, in which the needs of the children are not always met. According to the US 2000 Census, the population of New Haven is 123,626 people, with a median household income of $29,604, compared to the state of Connecticut median household income of $53,935. About 36% of the city's residents are African-American and 21% Hispanic or Latino, according to the US 2000 Census. The latest Labor Force Data report from CT Department of Labor for April 2003, indicated that the unemployment rate in the city is 6.5% compare to 5.2% statewide (Connecticut Labor Force Data for Labor Market Areas & Towns report for April, 2003.) The 2000 Census reports that 24.4% of the individuals living in New Haven have incomes below the poverty level. (www.census.gov )
According to the US 2000 Census, Tract 1416, in which "r" Kids Family Center is located, has a population of 5,011 people. About 73.7% of this tract's residents are African-Americans and 12.3% are Hispanics or Latinos. The percentage of individual families living below the poverty level in this census tract is comparable to the city of New Haven at 24.8%. (www.census.gov )
"r" Kids Family Center was established in 1996 as a result of a grassroots effort to identify the gaps in services within New Haven for substance abusing women and their children seeking to be reunified. Founded by Sergio and Randi Rubin Rodriguez, foster and adoptive parents, the non-profit agency provides support services for foster and adoptive families and their children as well as for mothers, fathers and their children who are referred by the CT Department of Children and Family Services. Randi Rubin Rodriguez quotes from Midrash (Midrash is the Book of Interpretations of the Bible by Jewish Scholars over hundreds of years), "With each child, the world begins anew," in explaining their motivation for building the family center. Midrash's quote sums up the very essence of the work that the "r" Kids Family Center does to provide every child a loving and permanent home. "r" Kids, Inc. provides a safe, nurturing, and healthy environment with accessible support services for the families it serves. It operates six days a week with five full-time staff and nine part-time staff members and serves up to 120 families and children annually. In addition to facilitating parent/child visitation and access to conventional support services, "r" Kids, Inc. features such programs as support groups, parenting classes, and children's play groups. Numerous programs and support groups are provided for adoptive families and their children, including a transracial adoption group, a summer reading series for adoptive families and an adult adoptees reading group. "r" Kids, Inc. receives most of its operating funds through the federal Adoption and Safe Family Act (ASFA) (passed in 1997). The state of Connecticut Department of Children and Families awards these monies from this federal act and awards "r" Kids, Inc. with a contract in the amount of $342,000 either yearly or once every two years (starting in October 2003, the amount will increase to $392,000). "r" Kids, Inc. also receives $10,000 to $50,000 (depending on the year) from HUD Community Development Block Grant funding from the city of New Haven and also receives small private foundation grants and donations from private individuals.
After receiving the EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant, the city of New Haven selected a private contractor, Catalyst Environmental Consulting, Inc. of Simsbury, CT, to conduct the environmental assessment for the project. Between 1999 and 2000, the contractor completed the environmental assessment and found a 1,000-gallon (mixture of heating oil and water) underground storage tank and about 200 tons of TPH contaminated soil. Kropp Environmental Contractors, Inc. of Lebanon, CT, was chosen by the city to remediate the property. The contractor removed the underground storage tank and TPH contaminated soil in December 2000 and completed the cleanup in early 2001. Once the cleanup was completed, the redevelopment contractor, Encon Construction Company in Branford, CT, began its work in 2002 and completed the project about a year later, in the early summer of 2003.
The city of New Haven donated the property to "r" Kids Family Center, and the Connecticut Department of Social Services provided two grants totaling $775,000 for building construction and site development. Randi Rubin Rodriquez explains how EPA New England and the Brownfields Assessment Grant was instrumental in the success of this project when she says, "The reality is I don't know if I could have raised monies at that stage of our non-operational corporation to do environmental remediation. We are eternally grateful to EPA because it was the only way we could get off the drawing board and out of the ground!"


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INDIANAPOLIS (February 27, 2013) – Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson unveiled today the WAYEO app based on the popular Who Are Your Elected Officials website. The WAYEO app allows Hoosiers to identify and contact the elected officials who represent them using GPS from their smartphone or tablet.
"The Secretary of State's office is meeting Hoosiers' growing demand for more services at their fingertips," Secretary Lawson said, "The WAYEO app is another way our office is utilizing technology to improve Hoosiers' access to their elected officials. I encourage Hoosiers to use WAYEO to contact their federal, state and local leaders."
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The WAYEO app is based on the first-of-its-kind comprehensive database Who Are Your Elected Officials, launched by the Secretary of State's office in 2010. Since its inception, over 112,651 individuals have visited the site. In the weeks before the 2012 general election, the WAYEO website saw a spike in new visits as Hoosiers prepared to go to the polls.
"I'm particularly proud that we were able to develop this tool by partnering with homegrown technology innovators at Indiana-based 39 Degrees North," Secretary Lawson said.
Apple users can access the application via iTunes from a mobile device or computer by searching "WAYEO." Android users can access the WAYEO application via their mobile app store by searching "Who Are Your Elected Officials."


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Tim Grimm is an actor, and a good one. You may have seen him, on an old NBC show called "Reasonable Doubts," or in movies with Dennis Quaid, Harrison Ford and others. But for the past 15 years, he's moved from Hollywood to his native southern Indiana and forged a new path, as a well-rooted, accomplished singer of intriguing and endearing folk songs.
"When I first committed to doing music and was going out and playing my own songs, all people wanted to talk about was 'Reasonable Doubts' and Harrison Ford," he says. "It was, 'Here's this guy who did these things, and now he's playing folk songs at the library?'"
Tonight, Grimm isn't at the library. He's at Douglas Corner (2106A Eighth Ave. S., $7 cover), on a stacked-to-the-hilt bill with wife Jan Lucas, Dutch Americana (!) band The Watchmen, ace Nashville band The Limitations, and The Underhills, a band that features Grimm's son, Conner. The "Haywagon Gypsy Tour" has two other local stops, one at Crossville's Palace Theater Friday at 7 p.m. (72 S. Main St. in Crossville, $12) and one at East Nashville's Family Wash on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. (No cover charge).


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Nicole Nelson-Jean has been named as manager of NNSA's Livermore Field Office, where she is responsible for providing oversight of the national security missions at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Nelson-Jean has more than 23 years of relevant experience in the areas of environmental management, infrastructure, nuclear safety, nuclear security, nuclear energy, nonproliferation, business and contract management. She has worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, the Los Alamos Field Office, and the Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation at NNSA Headquarters, and has served in several positions abroad, including Vienna and Tokyo.
Nelson-Jean has a bachelor's and master's degree in political science, a master's degree in strategic security studies, and has completed the Leadership for a Democratic Society Program at the Federal Executive Institute.
LLNL employs 6,300 people and has an annual budget of approximately $1.6 billion and government-owned assets of more than $10 billion.
Thirteen teams at Y-12 received NNSA Defense Programs Awards of Excellence at an annual ceremony held recently at the New Hope Center. A total of 209 recipients were recognized, with several participating on more than one team. In total, 235 awards were presented for significant achievements in 2013.
NNSA's newly appointed Uranium Program Manager Tim Driscoll gave the keynote address. "I'm here today as a patriot, a citizen, a father, a friend to some of you, and as a customer," Driscoll said. "These awards are a testament to the good work that goes on here every day at every level. They're a testament to the loyalty and dedication of all those involved."
Mark Padilla, NNSA Production Office's assistant manager for programs and projects, and Jim Haynes, CNS president and chief executive officer, joined Driscoll in presenting the awards. "The hard work that happens here is what makes the Nuclear Security Enterprise what it is," Padilla told the crowd.
Haynes said that often Hollywood celebrities and professional athletes garner praise but that Y-12 workers are just as deserving of being in the spotlight. "You are the real heroes. You are creators of solutions. You do the yeoman's work for our nuclear security," he said. "How refreshing it is for you to be recognized instead of those who walk the red carpet. You do the critical front-line work for our nation."
Established by NNSA in 1982, the Defense Programs Awards of Excellence recognize significant individual and team accomplishments across the nuclear weapons complex in support of NNSA's nuclear weapons program. The awards are given annually to recognize significant achievements in quality, productivity, cost savings, safety or creativity in support of NNSA's nuclear weapons program.
Defense Programs 2013 Award of Excellence recipient Penny Cunningham receives congratulations from Jim Haynes (far left), CNS president and chief executive officer, Tim Driscoll, NNSA uranium program manager, and Mark Padilla, NNSA Production Office's assistant manager for programs and projects. Thirteen teams at Y-12 received DP Awards of Excellence for 2013 at an annual ceremony held recently at the New Hope Center.
Defense Programs 2013 Award of Excellence recipient Justin King receives congratulations from Tim Driscoll, NNSA uranium program manager (far left), CNS president and chief executive officer Jim Haynes, and Mark Padilla, NNSA Production Office's assistant manager for programs and projects. Thirteen teams at Y-12 received DP Awards of Excellence for 2013 at an annual ceremony held recently at the New Hope Center.
Pantex and Y-12 employees have been taking advantage of free flu vaccine shots offered at each site in preparation for the upcoming winter months. The practice, which has been an ongoing service for decades at each site, is also good for the community because fewer residents are susceptible to the bug, which means they aren't spreading it to coworkers, friends or family members.
Pantex nurse practitioner Tiffany Shadle administers a flu shot during the opening day of the annual Flu Clinic.
Nurse Melissa Davis gives the flu vaccine to one of the more than 2,300 employees who took advantage of Y-12's "Flulapalooza."
Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories this week hosted two U.S. senators as part of a Congressional delegation visit. Senators Deb Fischer, R-Neb., and Angus King, I-Maine, toured and learned about the work done at the two labs that help achieve NNSA's nuclear security mission.
As part of the visit to Sandia, the Congressional delegation received a tour of Sandia's MESA facilities. From left to right: Geoffrey Beausoleil, Manager, Sandia Field Office; Dr. Jerry McDowell, Sandia Deputy Labs Director & Executive Vice President for National Security Programs; Gen. Frank Klotz, DOE Undersecretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator; Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb.; Dr. Paul Hommert, Sandia President and Laboratories Director; and Sen. Angus King, I-Maine.
Members of the Congressional delegation get a historical briefing on a flag that was given to LANL after World War II. From left to right: Gen. Frank Klotz, DOE Undersecretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator Sen. Angus King, I-Maine; Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb.; and Charlie McMillan, LANL Director.
As we focus on our day-to-day work, it's sometimes easy to miss the many accomplishments that contribute to NNSA's important and enduring mission. Here are a few news items from around our organization that demonstrate mission success, as well as our commitment to effective management and efficient operations:
We recently achieved several milestones within the Stockpile Stewardship Program that ensures our Nation's nuclear warheads are safe, secure, and effective. This week, we reached the halfway point for production of the W76-1 warhead. This is a remarkable achievement for Defense Programs and our lab and production plant teams who have guided this Life Extension Program from being a design to a certified product for delivery to our Navy partners.
We have also completed tests for other weapons systems that have all been resounding successes. These include joint flight tests for the W78 and W80-1 systems; a flight test measuring performance of the W88 ALT 370 new radar system; and for the B61-12, a successful wind tunnel test and fit checks on various aircraft including the F-15, the F-16, and soon the B-2.
Additionally, we have been working at an impressive pace to use our unique facilities to their fullest potential in support of stockpile stewardship without nuclear testing. Our efforts continue to deliver high quality data for the advanced assessment and certification of the Nation's stockpile. The National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has completed nine target shots per week for the past two weeks, all yielding valuable data to provide insights into how our weapons work. The Z Machine at Sandia National Laboratories and JASPER at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), have both executed numerous experiments for the validation of advanced computational models.
We also continue to advance our critical nuclear nonproliferation mission. Last week, Secretary Moniz led the U.S. delegation to the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the annual policymaking meeting of all 162 IAEA Member States. The General Conference passed resolutions establishing policies on nuclear security, strengthening the effectiveness and improving the efficiency of safeguards, and nuclear safety. The language in these resolutions affirmed the close alignment of NNSA's nuclear nonproliferation mission with issues of central importance to the international community.
These accomplishments represent only a small sample of the awesome work being done within our organization. It may seem routine to many; however, it is worthy of kudos and recognition.
Frank Klotz
"Mission First, People Always"
DOE Undersecretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator Frank Klotz recently presented the Gold Medal of Excellence for Distinguished Service to Doug Dearolph, manager of the Savannah River Field Office. The medal is the highest honorary award granted by NNSA and was presented to Dearolph in recognition his dedication and commitment to public service and the mission of NNSA.
The award reads: "Your leadership, communication and organizational skills ensured stability and continuity of operations during a time of organizational transformation in the Office of Defense Nuclear Security, NA-70. Your unwavering service for more than six months at Headquarters as the Acting Deputy Associate Administrator, NA-70 and then as Acting Associate, NA-70/Chief, Defense Nuclear Security has not only significantly benefited the Office but the entire NNSA. Through your personal sacrifice, support and leadership of the Defense Nuclear program, you have contributed immeasurably to the overall security of the NNSA and the United States of America."
Y‑12ers donated more than $2,000 and numerous school supplies to ensure students in need have everything required to start the school year. Working with Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties (ADFAC), employees donated money along with 144 notebooks, 132 boxes of crayons, 111 packs of pencils, 80 reams of paper and 66 packs of glue sticks.
"Employees once again shared their giving spirit with those in our communities," Y‑12 United Way Chair Yvonne Bishop said. While the event precedes the site's formal United Way campaign kickoff, Bishop said site employees always are ready to respond. ADFAC volunteers use the donations to provide backpacks and school supplies to fulfill more than 7,000 requests for assistance.
"What struck me the most was the passion the volunteers had for their mission. Even with the number of children they serve, each one of the backpacks was customized," CNS Vice President and Y‑12 Site Manager Bill Tindal said. "They took into account the teacher supply list, the gender, the age of the child, and the school system and filled the backpack with specifically what that child needed."
ADFAC, which began in the 1980s, works to meet the unfilled needs of community members. To find out more about ADFAC, visit their website (www.adfac.org) or call 865-483-6028.
About the photo: CNS Security Police Officer John Fellers (left) and Y-12 Site Manager Bill Tindal deliver school supplies to the Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties office.
More than 100 individuals from several National Security Campus teams received recognition this week for their work supporting NNSA's Defense Programs.
Mike Roberts, KCFO Manager of Stockpile Management, presented the awards in a special ceremony on September 22 to the six teams, including the B61-12 Spin Rolamite Harvesting and Reuse Team; B83 Alt353 Production Team; Common Tester Architecture Design Team; DLC Coating Development Team; Forgings Development Team; and Preflight Case Assembly Team. The seventh award went to NSC engineer Wesley Mossinghoff for his design of a new Zero Insertion Force connector for inertial switches.
The awards recognize on an annual basis the contributions of work performed in support of the Stockpile Stewardship Program. The awards are given for significant achievements in quality, productivity, cost savings, safety or creativity in support of the nuclear weapons program.
OneVoice, the employee/community newsletter for the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), was recognized recently with two awards in the 2014 Better Newspapers Contest, sponsored by the Nevada Press Association.
OneVoice Co-editor Lory Jones received a first-place award in the category of Community Journalism for weekly or monthly newspapers with circulations of 10,000 or less for her December 2013 story on the volunteer efforts of NNSS employees during the holidays. OneVoice Layout Design Editor David Wieand received a second-place award, also in the Community Journalism category, for his September 2013 design of a special "back-to-school" section of the newspaper.
Both Jones and Wieand are employed by National Security Technology, the managing and operating contractor for the NNSS. They competed against staff members from dozens of weekly and monthly newspapers from across Nevada. The contest attracted hundreds of entries which were independently judged by a panel of newspaper editors from South Dakota.
The Y‑12 National Security Complex recently completed another improvement in its site infrastructure with the demolition of Building 9744, a former utilities and maintenance facility occupying more than 9,000 square feet.
Despite structural issues and waste disposal concerns, the facility was safely demolished nearly two months ahead of schedule.
The demolition proved challenging due to the deteriorating facility conditions, precluding the standard approach of entering the facility to minimize hazards and remove hazardous waste prior to the demolition.
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Cedar Fair's planned sale to Apollo Global Management has hit a patch of rough track.
Q Funding III, a Fort Worth, Texas, company that holds 9.8 percent of Cedar Fair's outstanding units, announced Friday it plans to vote against the merger agreement, arguing the $11.50 per unit offer isn't good enough.
The agreement must be approved by votes representing two-thirds of Cedar Fair's outstanding units. If investors don't fill out the paperwork and vote, their units are counted as a "no" vote.
Continuing coverage of the Cedar Fair story HERE.
An analyst with a private investment firm in New York said it would appear to be "very difficult" for the deal to win approval, given Q's stance.
Another official, Justin Lumiere, head of the Special Situations/Risk Arbitrage Group at Summit Securities Group, said Q's statement is likely to be influential.
"When you have the largest shareholder coming out and saying they're voting against it, it's easier to get other people. They're going to join in," Lumiere said.
Cedar Fair responded with a statement saying it still believes the proposed deal is in the best interest of unitholders.
"This transaction was thoroughly negotiated and includes protections for unitholders, including a go-shop process in which the company has been actively soliciting alternative proposals," it said.
The go-shop period ends at midnight Monday.
"The offer price of $11.50 in cash per Cedar Fair limited partnership unit represents a 43 percent premium over Cedar Fair's volume weighted average closing unit price over the 30 days prior to the transaction announcement and the 28 percent premium over the closing unit price on Dec. 15, 2009," the statement said.
The statement said Q Funding has not contacted Cedar Fair to discuss the deal.
The next-largest unitholder of Cedar Fair units is Neuberger Berman, an asset management company in New York City. According to a proxy statement Cedar Fair filed earlier this month, Neuberger Berman holds 8.8 percent of the units.
"Q Funding III believes other large holders intend to vote against the proposed transaction and urges all holders to do the same," the company said.
A spokeswoman for Neuberger Berman said the company had no comment.
Q Funding contends Apollo's $11.50 a unit offer does not represent Cedar Fair's true value.
The company "does not believe it makes sense to vote for the merger and effectively sell at $11.50 when a holder can sell in the market for a higher price," it says.
Cedar Fair's unit price, which rose above $12 a few days ago for the first time since the merger agreement was announced in December, continued to rise Friday. It closed at $12.66, up from a close of $12.21 on Thursday. At one point, the units traded as high as $13.56.
Randy Hunt, branch manager for the Sandusky office of Stifel Nicolaus, noted the price rose even as the stock market as a whole fell. At the close of business, the stock market had dropped for three days in a row.
The Q Funding statement said the company is worried that individual unitholders who are ordinary investors may not realize they aren't getting a good deal.
"Q Funding III is concerned that the majority of Cedar Fair's units may be held by retail holders who might be taken advantage of if they mistakenly agree to the $11.50 offer price," the statement said.
Q Funding is controlled by Texas investment banker Geoffrey Raynor.
Raynor did not respond to a request for an interview.


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Norris, Robbins, and Kurth on the Long Trail north to Jay Peak
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Title: Norris, Robbins, and Kurth on the Long Trail north to Jay Peak
- Congdon, Herbert Wheaton, 1876-1965
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Extent: 1 lantern slide ; 3.25 x 4 in.
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Pictured from left to right are: Kathleen Norris, Catherine Robbins, and Hilda Kurth. They were known as the "Three Musketeers." Miss Robbins and Hilda Kurth were teachers, and Miss Robbins attended Middlebury College. These three were the first women to hike the entirety of the Long Trail. They covered 280 miles in 27 days. The sign behind them reads, "Long Trail North to Jay Peak."
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Long Trail North to Jay Peak
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Earlier this week, the Office of the Inspector General released a report detailing the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) lax and ineffective enforcement of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) against licensed large-scale dog breeders and brokers known as puppy mills. As part of the investigation, auditors visited 81 facilities and reviewed records documenting 28,443 violations over a two-year period.
The report concludes that despite regular inspections, breeders were allowed to continue operating facilities where dogs lived in inhumane conditions—cages overflowing with pools of urine and feces, food laden with dead cockroaches, and dogs infested with ticks and unattended injuries including a mutilated leg and other atrocities—all without penalty. Furthermore, in cases of severe neglect and abuse, inspectors failed to confiscate the animals. At one Oklahoma mill, despite discovering five dead dogs and others who had resorted to cannibalism due to starvation, investigators took no action. This resulted in the deaths of 22 more dogs. The ASPCA is saddened by the findings, but we are not surprised.
The ASPCA has been painfully aware of the cruel conditions to which dogs are regularly subjected at the hands of puppy mill operators who put profit above providing the most basic standards of care. "Puppy mills are a primary focus of the ASPCA's anti-cruelty initiatives," says Cori Menkin, ASPCA Senior Director of Legislative Initiatives. "The ASPCA Field Investigations and Response Team has rescued countless dogs from puppy mills and aided in the prosecution of their owners." This past February, the ASPCA rescued more than 95 severely underweight dogs from a puppy mill in Holly Springs, MS—the animals were being housed in feces-encrusted pens and suffering from severe neglect.
In addition to our nationwide investigations, the ASPCA supports landmark legislation, including the Missouri Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act. "This is a groundbreaking citizens' initiative aimed at drastically improving the lives of dogs in Missouri kennels," explains Menkin. With an estimated 3,000 puppy mills in the state, Missouri has rightly come to be known as the Puppy Mill Capital of America.
"While the ASPCA commends the Office of the Inspector General for its detailed audit, we hope the findings will lead to stronger, more consistent enforcement by the USDA, more federal funding to increase the number of inspectors enforcing the Animal Welfare Act, and ultimately, more humane conditions for the dogs," says Menkin.
You can read the full report on the USDA's website [PDF].


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"Shrimp marinated in lemon, garlic, and parsley for 30 minutes, then grilled. Can be used as an appetizer or main dish. This recipe also works well with scallops."
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olive oil
1/4 cup
lemon juice
3 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
1 tablespoon
minced garlic
ground black pepper to taste
crushed red pepper flakes to taste
1 1/2 pounds
medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
These were tasty. My husband really liked them. I do have a suggestion if anyone would like to try it and that's add half oil and half butter and about 1/4 cup parm cheese. Place marinade in blender then marinate. The butter mixture will cling to the shrimp and give it more flavor while its cooking.
This was just okay to me. Not Great but not bad.. To me, it needed some more flavor
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A definite favorite!! The marinade is so easy to prepare and can be done ahead of time. Instead of making kabobs, we used a grilling basket and cooked shrimp on the grill til it turned pink. Served over linguini with the following sauce: Saute together 1 stick butter, juice of 1 lemon, 1 T minced garlic, 1/4 cup vegetable oil, 1 T (or more to taste) red pepper flakes and a spash of white wine. Simply delicious!!!!!
My family absolutley goes crazy when I make this recipe. I follow the recipe exactly and it turns out incredible. I serve the shrimp with pasta that I toss with olive oil, garlic, salt, parmesan, italian seasoning and red pepper flakes. It is delicious :)
Great recipe!! Just tried a few changes - instead of marinating seperately first skewer - try adding mushrooms and scallops - add to a large ziploc freezer bag (just remember to cut the sharp tips off the skewers). Then add marinade to ziploc bag. Try rolling in a mixture of italian bread crumbs and parmasan cheese(50/50 mix) then grill on a George Forman grill.Then drizzle with garlic butter(it just melted in your mouth). The mushrooms are awesome and makes the kabobs look bigger. Makes the shrimp and scallops go further. If the mushrooms are large, cut in half.
Since there was only the two of us, hubby just stuck these under the broiler. Delicately seasoned, light, fresh and flavorful. So refreshing to find a shrimp dish not heavily sauced or seasoned. Perfect.
My husband couldn't get enough of this dish! I made a double batch of the marinade and set aside half to coat the pasta; I then marinated pre-cooked shrimp using my FoodSaver for about 45 minutes. I grilled the shrimp on the Foreman grill (lined with foil for easy clean-up) and tossed the shrimp and marinade together with whole-wheat linguine. The family loved it (although the kids didn't care for the red pepper flakes) and husband commented that it was the best shrimp & pasta he'd ever had.
I really can't rave enough about how good this was. Easy too! I only had frozen precooked jumbo shrimp. I defrosted it, marinated it and then grilled it for just a couple of minutes on each side. This was so good that even my husband (the cocktail sauce guy) ate it without sauce. I highly recommend this one if you're looking for something simple, different and tasty to grill.
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Calories: 173
Calories from Fat: 90
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