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The FBI calls on Ryan Hardy, a former agent with physical and emotional scars, when Joe Carroll, a notorious serial killer he apprehended years earlier, escapes from death row. Carroll, an English professor and novelist fixated on Edgar Allan Poe, mutilated and killed 14 women before he was imprisoned. Hardy and the FBI learn that while be was incarcerated, Carroll spent his time gathering a collection of cultlike followers. The recruits prove themselves willing to commit murder, facilitate abductions, and even sacrifice themselves in order to help Carroll with his deadly objectives and achieve his ultimate goal -- to exact revenge on Ryan Hardy.
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Went down to the park today to get some putting practice in as warmup and then play a round afterwards. When I went back to my car to grab my bag, I found that someone had busted out my window and grabbed it. Filed the police report and everything, but I'm moving from Montana to Louisiana on Thursday (in less than 3 days) and I was hoping maybe one of you could help me...
If anyone out there is from the Northwest Montana area, please keep an eye out for these discs. I've posted a picture of my discs. Most all of the discs in this pic were in my car and are all now missing. As you can see, every single one has a unique dye design I put on them myself. I've spent the entire season breaking these discs into near perfect form, and everyone has my email address written on the underside.
I highly doubt I'll get these back, but there were other valuables in the car which the thief didn't take, so I can only assume he plays disc golf too. Unless there is some black market for personalized discs which I am unaware of, or something.
I'm trying to stay level headed about this, but half the reason I decided to move to the south was so that I could play DG over the winter, and now all I have to take with me is 3 freakin' putters and no bag. I won't be able to replace them quickly either, seeing as how I'm already on a pretty tight budget and I don't exactly have a guaranteed form of employment in LA yet, either.
Anyway, to all you Montana DG'ers out there, please keep en eye out if you can. Don't confront them personally or anything, I'd hate to see someone get hurt. (People who throw rocks through windows probably aren't themost stable people). But, if you can get a name from them or any kind of information I'll report it to the police and they can safely proceed.
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@ Dookville - Like the moron that I am, I let the insurance lapse about 2 weeks ago. Irony! It would have been the first time I would have filed a claim since I started with them 8 years ago! Again, FML...
Where at in Louisiana are you moving, lots of great people down here that will welcome you into there clubs. Also message me your new address and ill send ya a couple disc to get ya started again, also let me know what ya throw and I can try to find it.
http://www.sndg.org/ Here is a link to a large tournament series all over the south if your into playing tourneys anyway.
Leesville, Louisiana. but, according to everywhere I've looked on the Internet, there isn't a course within 70 miles. I have family down there I'l be staying with, but its just a stop gap. The true goal is to move to somewhere like North Carolina, which is loaded with courses! (Or so I've been told)
Wow you are in the middle of nowhere for disc golf.... I think Alexandria has started a course there, If go traveling, Lafayette had three very nice courses (2 wooded and 1 more open), Baton Rouge has 3 great courses also (2 openish, and one about to open that should be a good mix), I've heard great things about Monroe courses. New Orleans has two very nice course also. If you are the kind of person that need to go to the beach, head over to Waveland Ms and i'll treat you to a tour of my local course. Mobile AL, has 14 course within 40 mins of each other, atleast one tournament a month and no worries about snow for future moving needs lol.
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I have a bag of discs in my garage that just sits there. I was thinking of trying to sell them but I would rather give them to someone who can use them. I have to look to see exactly what I have but I know it is a mixed bag of discraft and innova stuff. From putters to drivers so if you want a few maybe we can work something out. I mean if you just pay for the shipping cost then I would send you whatever I have that's there. I will look to tonight to see exactly what it is. If anything it will hold you over until you can get some new disc's.
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Now, keep clicking around the image you want to render out and the circles will be connected by lines, make sure to keep them nice and close for better quality. For more precise and better quality curves, put points on 2 ends of a curve, then hold Ctrl and click the line between them to make a curve anchor point that will make the line it's on curve when you move it Do this until you make it all the way around your render and back to the point where you started. So you should have something like this after you have successfully outlined your render to your liking (mine is bad because it was a quick outlining job =P).... Now what you need to do is, on your Gimp toolbar, click "selection from path" to make a selected path from the anchor points path. (Sometimes you will accidentally separate the path during anchor placing/positioning. Usually, if this happens, you will see a selection-line go through your render once you hit "selection from path". If this happens do not worry, simply hit "Select - None", find where the path separated {where the line leads to} and click one of the circles on the disconnected path, then hold "ctrl" and click the other circle of the broken path to connect the two anchor points, then hit "selection from path" again) it should look like this... Sometimes renders will be in need of alittle feathering around the edges for alittle bit of a glow effect, to do so go to "Select - Feather..." and feather it somewhere between 0.1 and 0.5, I usually do 0.3. Next youll want to hit "Layer - Transparency - add alpha channel" this makes the canvas behind your layer transparent. After that you'll want to hold Ctrl and press I, or go to "select - invert" to select everything but the render you selected, and hit "delete" on your keyboard, then deselect the render. Your result should look similar to this... We're not done yet, sometimes there'll be places inside the render that we miss, or there's something over the render that we dont want (a line on yoshi's tail in this case) To fix the missed places, simply select around them with the paths tool, select it, then press delete. Simple as that, should look like this... Now to deal with that line in his tail. Using the "clone tool" and a circular fuzzy brush on the clone tool options that would be a suitable size to clone over the mark you want to remove. Hold ctrl and select a point that has the same color as what would be underneath the mark you want to remove (usually just right next to the mark). For this example, the green on yoshi's tail. Then wherever you click will have the same color as the place you Ctrl selected, so go ahead and click a few times over that mark. Now it should look like this... Now if you plan to upload your render to PlanetRenders or something, then its a good idea to make your own customized logo to put on your render image. If you wish to do that, open your logo as a layer (once you've made on of course) and merge it down so it's on the same layer as your render. MAKE SURE THAT IT DOES NOT OVERLAP YOUR RENDER AT ALL. Like so... Now for the final step, you need to make the canvas fit the render size so there's no wasted canvas space. To do this, right click your layer and select "alpha to selection". Then click "Image - Fit canvas to selection" then click "Layer - layer to image size". Then deselect your render. Now just touch it up (like with a small-brush eraser to fix edging problems you may have) if necessary, save it as a .png (because .png can handle transparency and it's high quality) and your done. Here's my end result.... Not the best I've ever done since I did this quickly. 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The OE2i on-ear headphones also include an in-line remote/mic that enables control for iPod and hands-free communication for iPhone. In addition, The Bose OE2i features a collapsible design that makes them easy to store-away in the included carrying case. TriPort Technology: The Bose OE2i headphones feature an enhanced TriPort acoustic headphone structure. TriPort technology, available only from Bose, produces tonally balanced audio with deep low notes from lightweight, on-ear headphones. Bose TriPort technology allow the drivers to create deep lows while keeping the headphones small and lightweight. The result is comfortable headphones that deliver the full, balanced low notes of your music. Bose Acoustic Equalization: Bose acoustic equalization fine-tunes the frequency response of the headphones for exceptional audio performance. Memory Foam Ear Cushions: The Bose OE2i headphones feature memory foam ear cushions that conform to the shape of your ears. These soft, cushioned earcups rest gently on your ears, providing a smooth, natural audio experience and a comfortable fit. Adjustable Headband: The Bose OE2i headphones offer an adjustable headband that allows approximately 3" of adjustment in length. This contoured headband sits evenly, without pressure points, on your head. The headband also features a soft cushion for added comfort. Detachable Cable: The included 54" detachable cable connects directly to one earcup (left), so there's less tangling than conventional Y-cables. The cable includes a male 2.5mm connector which plugs into the left earcup and a right-angle male 3.5mm connector which plugs into your portable audio player. In-Line Remote Control: The cable included with the OE2i headphones has an in-line remote control and microphone compatible with select Apple devices. The in-line remote provides basic music playback functions for your compatible iPod, iPhone, or iPad. 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"This recipe can be used for inexpensive chicken pieces or to grill a whole chicken. The Italian salad dressing gives the dish some zing!"
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
1 (16 ounce) bottle
Italian-style salad dressing
1/4 teaspoon
lemon pepper
salt to taste
Great recipe--this is a definite once a weeker for us during the summer. When I buy skinless boneless chicken breasts I put the chicken and italian salad dressing (Kraft brand Zesty Italian) in a freezer bag for freezing and then defrost in the fridge overnight--it marinates while defrosting. Before grilling, I sprinkle with McCormicks Spicy Pepper Medley. This is quick, easy and tastes great. Leftovers can be added to a salad the next day.
we omitted the lemon pepper and just used straight dressing with salt and pepper added. It was pretty good, nothing that wowed us though. A good go to recipe if you need something in a pinch though.
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very yummy! while the chicken is cooking on the grill I make a little bowl of shredded cheese with chopped up tomatoes and more house style dressing. The once its cooked I put that on top of the chicked. My husband loves it!!
I also use the previous reviewer's trick, pre-marinating frozen bs breasts. It's a great time saver! I only used 8oz of dressing for 4 breasts, but shook on extra lemon pepper. Leftovers were good sliced over salad greens for a quick cold lunch.
This is a good marinade when you're short on time. I used light italian dressing (half the bottle), added some fresh lemon juice, cracked black pepper, and some lemon zest along with fresh rosemary.
I've heard from many people over the years that italian dressing makes an excellent marinade but this is the first time I've tried it. I'm really impressed with the flavor since I was really short on time and could only marinate the chicken for about an hour. I sliced it up and served in corn tortillas with some salsa. Awesome chicken!
Ater it came off the grill i put some carmalized onions and melted cheddar over the top. Tasted just like the smothered chicken I love from one of my favorite restaurants!
super easy and SO GOOD - used bone in thighs (took off the skin) and adjusted grilling time to 6 - 8 minutes per side, used Kraft Zesty Italian dressing and used garlic pepper (instead of lemon pepper). Only made all the changes because that is what I had on hand.
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Participants reside in University of Economics student residences. All students will be able to request a roommate. The dormitories are equipped with Internet access, and they're about a 20 to 30-minute commute on public transportation from the University of Economics campus.
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The Metro is the main mode of transportation in Prague. There are three lines that are color coordinated which make it very easy to use. They are Line A (green), Line B (yellow), and Line C (red).
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There's no doubt that Washington's food culture is hot, but how on earth are we supposed to take its temperature? How can we get a window into what the future holds for foodies, and, more importantly, figure out who exactly will be shaping that future?
You could take someone else's word for it — The New York Times, for example, has suggested that our culinary landscape will be guided by the vendors at Union Market and the chefs at Graffiato, Toki Underground, and Little Serow. But a more unique — and in our opinion, better — approach is to ask local chefs to measure the heat. And we don't mean the same old bold-faced names, either: We're talking about the up-and-comers who are launching new restaurants, boosting culinary creativity, and adding vibrancy and energy to make your next meal unforgettable. Sounds like a recipe for success to us.
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Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution met 9:30 a.m. April 12 at the First United Methodist Church in Creston.
Bonnie Riepe introduced winners of the essay contests. Local American History essay winners are Nathan Shervheim, seventh grade, and Kirby Queener, eighth grade. The Christopher Columbus essay winner is Anna Shervheim, 10th grade. Queener and Shervheim are also state winners. Bonnie Riepe read both Nathan and Anna's essays in their absence. Queener read his essay to the group.
Lynn Schlaht announced the state scholarship winner is Megan Oswald of Murray.
Jan Morgan announced the DAR Good Citizen Award winner for Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter was Christopher Hanson of Osceola who attends Clarke Community School District. The topic he wrote on was "Our American Heritage and Our Responsibility for Preserving It." He was also the state winner. All state winners will be recognized at state conference.
The meeting was called to order by Connie Kinkade, chapter regent. Members shared in reading the ritual.
Lynn Schlaht shared the president general's message. The president general is visiting many chapters around the country. They are honoring Marian Anderson at Constitution Hall. Go to the DAR website to find more about Anderson's life history.
Morgan shared the National Defense Report. She discussed Obamacare, the public health program. Burwell's appointment was discussed.
The roll call was shared by 15 members who shared ideas for future programs at the Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter meetings.
Jane Briley, secretary, shared the minutes. The minutes were approved.
Riepe gave the treasurer's report, and it was approved as shared.
A review of the by-laws was shared by Theresa Bahniuk.
Judith Wachter shared the Indian moment. She shared a quote from Shirley Daniels. The chapter received a letter from the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the Chinowa School. The letter thanked the chapter for all of the donated items.
Deb Richardson shared the commemorative moment. She shared the Paul Revere Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, which tells of April 18-19, 1775.
Hazel Braby shared the conservation moment. Run a dishwasher and clothes washer only when it is a full load because it will save water and energy.
Connie shared that the flag moves when the wind passes through it. It flies from the last breath of veterans who died to protect it.
Morgan shared women's issue. If you haven't been exercising, play it safe. Check with your doctor before a new exercising regiment. She led the group in a sit and be fit exercise routine.
Connie Kinkade read a letter that was sent to the chapter by Ethel Handley. Handley will soon be 96 years old and cards may be sent.
In old business, the state conference delegates for ISDAR must make amendment proposals.
In new business, the southeast and southwest districts are in charge of the hospitality room. Instead of transporting items, one member is going out and buying all of the items needed for the room. The cost will be split between the two districts. Roberta Briley moved that $10 be paid for the assessment for the purchase of the items for the hospitality room. Darlene Morgan seconded the motion. The motion carried.
The nominating committee reported on the slate of officers for election: Theresa Bahniuk, regent; Jane Briley, vice regent; Laura Guhse, secretary; Bonnie Riepe, treasurer; Connie Kinkade, chaplain; Marjorie Kinkade, registrar; and Elaine Brown, historian.
Nominations on the floor were requested. A motion was made by Judith Wachter to elect the slate of officers by unanimous consent. Lynn Schlaht seconded the motion. The motion carried.
Volunteer hours are to be logged into http://members.dar.org on the Celebrate America site.
The next meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Ringgold County Extension in Mount Ayr. The program will be given by Darlene and Jan Morgan and is titled "Mother's Day." The roll call will be a memory of your mother. Hostesses will be Dorothy Hughes, Rosalie O'Grady and Darlene Morgan.
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Iowa Alpha Sigma Master Chapter No. 1632 met 6 p.m. April 24 for its 78th meeting at The Pizza Ranch for the Founder's Day observance.
Martha McAuley crowned Marilyn Larimore as Girl of the Year and presented her with a gift and a red rose.
Opening ritual was recited followed by the Beta Sigma Phi grace. Members then went through the buffet and visited while they ate their meal.
The table was decorated with an arrangement of yellow flowers with three yellow candles in the middle. Norma Putnam lit the candles then asked members to rise and repeat after her the Founder's Day pledge.
President Marilyn Larimore announced the 2014-2015 theme of the 85th anniversary is "Expand Your Family Tree." She then read the message from International – Laura Ross Wingfield.
Convention will be at the Kansas City Weston Crown Center Hotel. Larimore passed a booklet of items that can be ordered from International.
Treasurer Pat Fils gave her report. It was reported an Easter meal basket had been given to a chosen family as a service project.
Mother's Day observance was discussed. It was moved to have a Mother's Day meeting 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the home of Marilyn Larimore. Members will bring a salad or appetizer.
It was voted to continue with the present slate of officers. Norma Putnam won the flower arrangement.
Meeting adjourned. Members repeated the closing ritual, then joined hands for the Mizpah.
Disciple Women's Fellowship held its May breakfast 10 a.m. May 1 at the First Christian Church. Mary Circle was in charge of the breakfast. Approximately 30 women from the church and their guest had a brunch of egg casserole, rolls, fruit and juice. The tables were decorated in spring colors with nut cups in celebration of May Day.
Margaret Wilkins introduced Debbie Gilliland from Mount Ayr who gave a talk on what it took to get her book "To Comfort A King" published. Margaret thanked Debbie.
The rest of the morning was spent visiting with everyone.
Ladies Literary Circle
Creston Ladies Literary Circle met on April 25 at the home of hostess Dora Coen. Sixteen members answered roll call with a favorite quote.
President Marcia Fulton called the business meeting to order. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's report was given and also approved.
Under old business, Marcia discussed a change in the slate of officers for the coming year. The new officers will be as follows: President Linda Hartsock, Vice President Mariiyn Engelson, Secretary Jean Mark and Treasurer Dyan Huffman.
Midge Scurlock reported on the circle's special service project. Connie Rhine reviewed the spring luncheon agenda and attendees. Marcia reminded members of the change in time for the event.
Under new business, Dottie Dunphy presented the calendar for next year's hostesses and reviewers. President Marcia Fulton then thanked her officers and presented each of them a gift for their help and support over the past two years. She also gave the highlights of her term in office.
Sherry McKie moved that the business meeting be adjourned with Connie Rhine seconding.
Midge Scurlock of the Program Committee introduced the reviewer Judy Gile. Gile reviewed the nonfiction award winner "The Worst Hard Times" by Timothy Egan.
After the review, hostess Dora Coen served refreshments.
Bancroft History Assembly
GFWC Bancroft History Assembly met May 5 at the home of Kay Ritter wiht 15 members in attendance. A brunch was served on a table decorated with miniature May poles.
After eating, the meeting was called to order by President Peg Anderson. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The inspirational thought was from Phyllis Diller: "A smile is a curve that sets everything straight." The thought from the yearbook was: "Be the best person you can; be yourself." Roll call answered the question "What is your favorite garden flower?" A variety of responses were given.
Minutes of the April meeting were read by the secretary Marisue Lewis. Avis Hainline gave the treasurer's report. Thanks was extended to the current program committee for planning the May brunch. A sign-up sheet was passed for program and hostess selection. The Trees Forever Project will not be available to the club this year as more copies need to be printed.
Marisue Lewis reported on the Iowa GFWC State Convention that was held in Fort Dodge April 24-25. Lewis attended, representing the Creston club. Bancroft History Assembly was recognized as the first place winner of the Conservation Community Service award for the distribution of the Trees Forever coloring books to Creston school children.
Bancroft also received the Sustainability Award – first place – in collaboration with Creston's Elzevir and Chautauqua clubs. This was the result of providing three locations here in Union County to dispose of broken fishing lines. Lewis brought back certificates for the Creston clubs, as well as three buckets of tulips. These will be planted at Creston's historical complex.
A collection was received for the Crisis Intervention and Advocacy Center in Creston. It will be decided in September whether the club will continue with the crisis center help, or choose another project.
Anderson reported the GFWC Women's History and Resource Center has now been operating in its present location for 30 years. President George H.W. Bush cut the ribbon, opening it on May 1, 1984.
There was an installation for the 2014-15 club officers, conducted by Anderson. The president will be JoAnn Nurnberg, vice president Marisue Lewis, secretary/journalist Sandy Oswald, treasurer Avis Hainline and corresponding secretary Beth Perry. Each new officer was presented with a carnation.
The club collect was given and the meeting adjourned.
The program was given by Martha Musmaker on the life of Amelia Earhart, a famous female professional aviator.
The next meeting will be in September. New year books will then be distributed.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 21 members and one guest.
Chris Frederickson president, presided. Jacki Steffen was greeter. Korina Loudon did the prayer, and Dave Abiltrip was finemaster.
The program was Doug Jones, director of the Union County Conservation Board, who discussed all the parks and lakes the board maintains. He also discussed the wild life management and school programs they participate in. Jones gave a fishing report for the area lakes to the club.


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This is a great place for seafood, prices are competitive for the type of food, casual atmosphere makes for an easy night out. The bar area has outdoor seating with fire place and good wait staff. Monday night football goers are in for a treat, $1 hot dogs and brattwurst, yummo! Happy hours is also great.
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Lots of surprise picks in tonight's battles and a few not so surprising steals after. Featuring excellent renditions of Bon Jovi, Hall & Oates and Florence + the Machine.
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Law student John DeGenova has brains and brawn. As an undergraduate at UGA, he was a walk-on varsity football player and a recipient of the UGA Foundation Fellowship, the university's most prestigious scholarship. Now a UGA law student, he is…
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Senior Brad Brizendine knows that windows often open when doors close. As a walk-on player to the UGA men's basketball team, he became super-efficient at managing his time. Then, when he was cut from the team the next year, he…
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Anaerobic bacteria are the greatest component of the human body's normal bacterial flora colonizing the skin, oral cavity, and genitourinary and lower gastrointestinal tracts. Their presence is important in preserving vitamin and other nutrient absorption and in preventing infection with pathogenic bacteria.
Anaerobes generally are of low pathogenicity but may possess virulence factors such as endotoxin or polysaccharide capsules or produce extracellular toxins. Disease occurs when a large inoculum develops in an area lacking oxygen and/or poor blood supply.
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Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released compelling findings from a study on the air-borne movement (aka "drift") of the pesticide endosulfan in Florida.
Researchers found that this soon-to-be-banned persistent pesticide traveled miles from tomato fields where it was applied, and that drift levels jumped significantly during spray season. More details on the study are outlined below, but first consider this: with USDA stepping into the ring to document pesticide drift, is it possible that EPA and USDA might actually look at pesticide use and regulations together? Now that would be interesting news indeed.
The surprise appearance of Monsanto's unapproved GE wheat in an Oregon field last month dominated the "bad GE news" cycle of the day, stoking worries among farmers, millers, bakers and eaters about the extent of the contamination.
Public outcry and demands to end open-air field testing of experimental GE crops are growing louder. And the discovery of rogue GE wheat in Oregon has driven key trading partners — like Japan and Korea — to suspend some wheat imports. All this exploded just days after millions of people around the world marched against Monsanto, denouncing its control, corruption and contamination of our food systems.
Organic and conventional farmers are feeling rooked. And for good reason. A USDA-appointed advisory group known as the Advisory Committee on Biotechnology and 21st Century Agriculture (AC21) has just concluded over a year's worth of deliberation on how to address the thorny problem of transgenic contamination of organic and non-genetically engineered (GE) crops— a major threat to farmers' businesses and livelihoods.
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Eighteen months ago, PAN's Dr. Marcia Ishii-Eiteman testified at the historic USDA and Dept. of Justice (DOJ) joint hearings on corporate control and competition in agriculture. The hearings were attended by thousands of farmers, ranchers and civil society organizations from across the country, with particularly strong participation in the heartland states.
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My kids had a great baseball season playing in Little League this Spring. We've now moved on to other summery things like swim lessons in Berkeley's freezing fog. So I was caught off-guard by last week's surprise collision between my work and home worlds, namely the revelation that USDA has just given Scotts Miracle Gro (the lawn chemical company and much decried sponsor of Major League Baseball), the go-ahead for a new and once again totally unnecessary genetically engineered product: Roundup Ready lawn grass. And they may have pulled off a de facto deregulation of all future GE products in the process.
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Our newest Emile Henry culinary wonder is the roasting/lasagna dish we have been testing. It is versatile, and our "go to" ovenware casserole dish for baking or roasting family sized entrees, sides or desserts. This rectangular baking dish is durable, functional and stylish. It multitasks...going directly from freezer to oven, to table, and then into the sink for a hand washing or into the dishwasher. And, due to the hard glaze, cutting and slicing in the dish is possible without the worry of damage or scratches. It is also resistant to chipping. Whew!
We tried our recipes in a large 16.7" x 11" – 3.8 quart family-sized dish, deep enough to hold mounds of ingredients, large enough to feed a crowd. We like the deep colors of the glaze – ours is in the sand color. Although this rectangular shape is popularly known as a "lasagna" dish, we think that its versatility reaches far past lasagna, useful for any casserole or layered recipe. Since we used ours for meat, we plan to purchase another for dairy. There will be no problem confusing the two, since there are many colors and sizes from which to select. In fact, for our dairy cooking, we likely will select a smaller one.
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Saturday, March 23, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (March 23, 2002) - The 53rd-ranked East Tennessee State's men's tennis team dropped to 6-5 on Saturday after losing to Charleston Southern in a close one, 4-3, at the ETSU Tennis Center. ETSU split the singles matches with Charleston Southern and CSU won the doubles point. In doubles competition, Charleston Southern won both matches 8-5. Marcos Pavlovich (Otamendi, Argentina) and Roberto Fernandez (Cuernavaca, Mexico) lost to CSU's Tomas Miho and Rohan Wadehra. Soufiane Rechag and Zalan Kiss defeated the ETSU duo of Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina) and Moises Serrano (Bucaramanga, Colombia). East Tennessee and Charleston Southern split the singles match. CSU won the No. 1-3 matches and ETSU took the bottom three spots. Pavlovich was defeated by Miho in three tough sets, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. Wadehra took the No. 2 match from Pablo Sahagun (Cuernavaca, Mexico), 6-0, 6-0. Fernandez fought but was defeated 6-2, 6-3 by Rodrigo Villarroel. Iglesias won over Kiss by the scores of 6-3, 6-0. Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) won the No. 5 match in three sets (4-6, 6-4, 7-6) over Rechag. Serrano defeated Ariel Fufuro in the No. 6 spot, 7-6, 6-0. The Bucs will host Southern Conference opponent UNC Greensboro on Tuesday, March 26th at 2:30 p.m. at the ETSU Tennis Center. Charleston Southern 4, ETSU 3 Singles: 1. Tomas Miho (CSU) def. Marcos Pavlovich (ETSU) 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 2. Rohan Wadehra (CSU) def. Pablo Sahagun (ETSU) 6-0, 6-0 3. Rodrigo Villarroel (CSU) def. Roberto Fernandez (ETSU) 6-2, 6-3 4. Diego Iglesias (ETSU) def. Zalan Kiss (CSU) 6-3, 6-0 5. Alejandro Salazar (ETSU) def. Saufiane Rechag (CSU) 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 6. Moises Serrano (ETSU) def. Ariel Fufuro (CSU) 7-6, 6-0 Doubles: 1. Miho/Wadehra (CSU) def. Pavlovich/Fernandez (ETSU) 8-5 2. Sahagun/Salazar (ETSU) vs. Villarroel/Fufuro (CSU) DNF 3. Rechag/Kiss (CSU) def. Serrano/Iglesias (ETSU) 8-5 Team Records: Charleston Southern (10-4) ETSU (6-5)
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Langmeil Valley Floor Shiraz 2008
Syrah/Shiraz from Barossa Valley, Australia
Winemaker's Notes
The Barossa Region is known for its viticulture and wine making. At its heart is the valley floor, a rich strip of land exposed to the driest conditions and home to some of the most select Shiraz vineyards of the area. The 'Valley Floor Shiraz', like other premium wines of the Barossa, is a regional blended wine. Grapes are sourced from specially selected vineyards across all the sub regions of the Barossa from a range of different aged vines, select parcels of which are then open fermented and basket pressed to make this classic example of honest, handmade Barossa Valley Shiraz. Enjoy now or over the next ten years.
Very deep crimson with purple hues. The nose has rich dark cherries, Satsuma plum and mulberry fruits jump out of the glass, mingling with fine milk chocolate, white pepper and cinnamon. Full-bodied, mouth filling with lovely plums and cherries carried with chocolate and vanillin American oak. Balancing off the sweet fruit is firm but fine tannin and sweet and briary spices.
A perfect match - richly flavored meats, game or mature cheddars.
Critical Acclaim
Australian Wine Companion - "Opaque purple-red; a luscious rich and ripe (but not overripe) medium- to full-bodied Barossa shiraz, the plum, blackberry and prune flavours augmented by well integrated mocha/vanilla oak. Screwcap."
Wine Enthusiast - "A terrific value in Barossa Shiraz, Langmeil's 2008 Valley Floor bottling features bold oak-fruit styling without ever seeming jammy. It's full-bodied but not unstructured, with mulberries and toasted coconut upfront yet a fresh, savory finish framed by dusty tannins.
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International Wine Cellar - "Bright ruby. Spicy cherry and black raspberry on the nose, with complicating notes of incense and dried rose. Sappy and expansive, offering lively red and dark berry flavors and a late note of white pepper. Packs a lot of flavor into a lithe package and finishes with impressive clarity and spicy persistence."
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The land on which Langmeil Winery now stands was purchased by a 36 year old German blacksmith, Christian Auricht. He and his family arrived in South Australia in 1838 after emigrating from eastern-central Europe (Silesia) to escape religious persecution.
Christian planted his first acre of vines on the estate. The variety was Shiraz and the vines are still producing fruit today. Auricht's old vineyard is the source of Langmeil Winery's single vineyard Shiraz. This rare wine commemorates the pioneering spirit of the first settlers and, because of their willingness to endure so much hardship for the right to keep their faith, it has been named The Freedom 1843 Shiraz. The vineyard is believed to be one of the oldest known surviving Shiraz vineyards in the world (pictured here).
The property was purchased in 1996 by three local mates whose families have lived in the Barossa Valley for several generations: Richard Lindner, Carl Lindner and Chris Bitter. They restored the remaining old buildings and the village well and beautified the gardens. As a tribute to the early pioneers, the new owners refurbished the old winery and named it Langmeil, after the original village.
Langmeil's award winning premium range is internationally recognized and has contributed towards the winery being regarded as one of the top premium wine producers in Australia View all Langmeil Wines
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The Barossa zone consists of two sections - the Barossa Valley and the Eden Valley. Wines from the Eden Valley can be labelled Barossa or Barossa Valley.
Situated just a bit east of the large city of Adelaide, Barossa is Australia's wine headquarters. Mega producers are based here, boutique wineries call it home and a majority of the habitants claim their income on the wine industry. The valley is strewn with a series of hamlets, small towns spotted throughout the region.
Barossa ValleyBarossa is red-wine territory, with red grapes consisting of about two-thirds of the region's plantings. The reds, Shiraz in particular, are lauded for their rich, concentrated flavors and aging potential. Old vines of Shiraz and Grenache are popular, many up to 80 years old. The valley is home to some of the most famous vineyards of Australia - this is where the first Penfolds Grange was made. Whites are also found, mainly from the Semillon grape – these wines are as full-bodied as the reds although harder to find. Riesling and Chardonnay are also planted.
Eden ValleyRight next to Barossa Valley, but a bit higher in elevation, Eden Valley is an ideal neighbor. Many wineries source vineyards from both areas as the climate difference in Eden Valley leads to wines of a different character. Reds are still mainly Shiraz and Grenache, but the wines are often more restrained and less dense than those in the Barossa Valley. Whites are popular here too. Eden Valley Rieslings and Semillons are particularly excellent.
About AustraliaLike the United States, which is about the same size, Australia's winemaking regions are huddled into one or two pockets of the country. The state of South Australia, which produces about 60% of the country's wine, also has the most wineries and sub-regions, including McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Coonawarra and Barossa Valley. New South Wales is home to the Hunter Valley, while the smaller, southern state of Victoria is best known for theYarra Valley. Head way west to the very large state of Western Australia and you'll find the tiny region of Margaret River at the southern tip.
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After the wedding cake is cut, the decorations put away, and the honeymoon is over the only thing you will be left with are your memories. Make...(more)
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Long Live the Memories
Bossier City, LA | 318-658-0404
Hi! We're Michael and Kristen. We're married. We love our dogs and triathlons. We love movies on a rainy day or any day, and Kristen can't...(more)