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Taylor Swift turned a negative into a positive, and it has netted her a special nomination at this year's Country Music Association Awards.
Swift received her first CMA song of the year nomination for "Mean," her spunky rebuttal to cynical criticism. That trophy goes to the writer, not the artist, and is among Wednesday night's most coveted awards in a town where the songwriter is celebrated and revered.
"Respectfully, it's about time," said Scott Borchetta, head of Swift's label, Big Machine Records. "I don't think she gets near the props she deserves for her songwriting. I've been in the business with Taylor for almost seven years now and her songs were great when I met her at 14."
Swift has gotten her share of love for her songwriting. She won a Grammy for best country song in 2010. Nashville Songwriters Association International has named her songwriter/artist of the year four of the last five years -- and at 21 she remains the youngest winner of that award. And BMI, the performing rights organization, has awarded her all-genre song of the year once and country song of the year three times.


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MLS Insider Josh Whisenhunt continues MLSsoccer.com's Top-5 countdown with a look at the top five hairstyles in Major League Soccer. No surprise, Warren Creavalle and his throw-back flat top hairstyle made the cut (no pun inteded).
We'll assume that Bryan Salazar's fro-hawk (pictured, below) missed the list because of his relative anonymity in MLS circles, but it won't be long before this hairdo becomes one of the most recognizable in MLS.
In the latest edition of Road to the First Team, presented by Statoil, we caught up with Dynamo Academy forward Irvin Ramirez. The U-18 winger joined the Academy almost three years ago and has enjoyed much success in the program including seven goals scored in 22 matches in 2013.
The following eight players from this season's Center of Excellence training program have been invited by Dynamo staff coaches to trial with the Junior Academy program for the next several weeks with an eye towards potentially joining the Junior Academy for the remainder of the spring season. These players have been invited to this elite level training program because of their mentality and focus in training sessions, their skillful performances in the Center of Excellence training session and the Houston Dynamo Champions League, and their positive attitude and work ethic both on and off the field.
Cristian Coelho (Katy)
Jackson Gill (Katy)
Alexander Canales (Sugar Land)
Ian Mayral Boyle (Moody)
Matias Ferrar (Moody)
Martin Schumacher (Moody)
Adam Cerna (Katy)
Yusuf Hussein (Moody)
"The Center of Excellence exists to provide professional coaching and training to 8-12 year old boys and girls so that we can help a great number of soccer players to further develop their soccer skills, to increase their love of the game, and to connect the Houston community more fully with the Houston Dynamo," said Houston Dynamo Soccer Program Manager Justin Neese. "The program also exists to identify players who might potentially have the ability and mentality to play in other Dynamo programs and teams. That these players have been indentified and offered this opportunity is excellent news for our program and for all of its players."
Congratulations to these players!
Click here for more information about Center of Excellence programs.
On Monday, Houston Dynamo players and coaches participated in the eighth annual Tommy Bahama Island Cowboy Classic at The Woodlands Country Club. More than 30 teams participated in the event which included Dynamo forwards Brian Ching and Will Bruin, midfielder Andrew Driver, defenders Bobby Boswell and Mike Chabala and coaches Dominic Kinnear and Steve Ralston.
Proceeds from the event benefitted the Woodlands Shooting Stars Special Olympics and Dynamo Charities, presented by The Halliburton Charitable Foundation.
I'm going to be honest with you. This is one of the most fun videos you will watch this year.
Jared Montz, a former professional soccer player, has teammed up with the Nothing but Nets campaign to raise awareness for the need for malaria nets in Africa. According to the organization, a child dies of malaria every 60 seconds.
As part of the campaign, Montz visited MLS cities across the U.S. and filmed himself juggling in and around stadiums as well as with players on the various teams. In Houston, Mike Chabala, Bobby Boswell and Ricardo Clark joined Montz for his video. Check out the video below and click here to learn more about how you can juggle to save lives.
Dynamo broadcast Glenn Davis is back on the air tonight with a new episode of Dynamo All-Access. The show will air on Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 AM from 7-9 p.m.
Guests for the show include Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear, defender Eric Brunner and Kofi Sarkodie and Rapids midfielder Dillon Powers.
The call-in number for the show is 713-439-1560.
Dynamo midfielders Alex Dixon and Brian Ownby are currently on loan with the Tampa Bay Rowdies and Richmond Kickers, respectively.
Through the first three matches of the Rowdies' season, Dixon has made two appearances off the bench. Most recently, the Dynamo homegrown midfielder played the final 25 minutes of Tampa Bay's 4-3 loss to the Atlanta Silverbacks. Dixon and the Rowdies will head to south Florida this weekend to take on the Ft. Lauderdale Strikers on Satuday night at 7:30 p.m.
Brian Ownby has become a regular for his hometown club since joining the Kickers on loan in March. A week after playing 74 minutes and recording an assist in the 4-1 win over the Charleston Battery, Ownby started and played 83 minutes in last week's 4-1 win over the Rochester Rhinos. The second-year midfielder had one shot attempt in the match as the Kickers improved to 2-0-1 on the season.
Joining Ownby in Richmond is a familiar face to Dynamo fans. Last week, the club announced the signing of former Dynamo midfielder Joseph Ngwenya. The Zimbabwean striker scored eight MLS goals across two stints with Houston and recorded goals in his first two appearances for Richmond.
The Kickers are off this weekend and resume play on May 3 when they travel to North Carolina to take on the Wilmington Hammerheads.
Dynamo TV analyst Eddie Robinson joined 1560 AM's John Harris on Monday morning to talk about the Dynamo's 1-1 draw vs. Toronto FC on Saturday and this weekend's match against the Colorado Rapids.

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Sure, I might get tilted by the Chinese government, but that doesn't mean I don't think the Olympics are an awesome and incredible sporting event. When the World Cup rolls around, that's pretty much the only time I'll ever voluntarily watch soccer. It's the same with the Olympics. I mean, who cares even the slightest bit about diving, archery, water polo, handball and all of the other uber obscure sports except during the Olympics? I know I don't. But… I will watch the medal competition of basically any sport — even women's basketball (!). Of course, my favorite events are men's basketball, swimming, track and field, cycling and a few others. Watching the female beach volleyball is pretty awesome as well, I will definitely try to catch that whenever it's on.
But the coolest thing about the Olympics is that people challenge incredible records and, routinely, world records are broken. When you see world records being broken everyday, sometimes it makes you devalue the idea of holding a world record. Until you see something like this:
Isn't that incredible? Okay, so Bob Beamon jumps 8.90 meters in 1968. Mike Powell, challenged by the legend Carl Lewis, jumps 8.95 meters in 1991. No one has done better since. In fact, no one has come within 8.6 inches in the last 14 years (see here). That, to me, is legendary stuff. How crazy is it that only two people have held that record in the last 40 years? Especially considering how sports science and nutrition (NOT doping — I'm referring to the legit stuff) have advanced. I just can't believe that no one has been able to come along and break Mike Powell's record, but that only shows just how incredible some world records are. Don't let the greatness of an athlete like Michael Phelps fool you — world records are incredible achievements. Just because he breaks swimming world records seemingly every week should not devalue athletic greatness. And those records that stand the test of time are even more incredible.
I, for one, cannot wait to see what is accomplished at these Games. Good luck to the USA.


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I just wanted to announce that for the first time ever I am offering to help the general public over the internet with computer woes. Now I do know that most people on this forum are FAR ahead of me in the computer world. Most likely, many people won't take this offer. But I would like to offer to DC's new computer users or people that don't have the time, patience or desire to work on their computer, a chance to have someone do it for them (with user input, of course, but you don't work, just input what you want done and watch ). Now I am not going to say I am going to be able to fix that 500 trojan, 6 pounds of spyware ridden hard drive that your mom/wife/kids installed, but I will try (and may succeed). I doubt that many people will trust a 14 year old with their computer over the internet, and that is fine, I have no problem with that (I know enough people who don't trust me with their PCs, but I know enough who do, so it balances well). I am not going to hack you or anything (I started a thread a while back on DC for a "super security program", and I have no desire to take any info/data or harm anything on anyone's PC). I can tune up your computer, clean it up, fix it, stop crashes, customize it for you, setup your wireless network (from start to finish), secure it, and more over the internet. For free! (A few credits wouldn't hurt, as I am looking at rebuilding my 5+ year old PC, but getting money is NOT the aim of this topic!) I use only freeware programs that I have tested, and I learn from trial and error on my personal computers, and will try NOTHING new on someone else's. I will work on Windows 95/98/98SE/2K/ME/XP/Vista and am fluent in them all. I have more experience then the Geek Squad (at least at all the Best Buy's I have visited) at fixing things, for reasons such as I don't reformat a hard drive for a video driver problem (and yes, it did happen ).
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I have an old 1997 model 225D with the ruggerini Engine on it. Yes its loud, when it runs. This little machine ran great a few years back and then all the sudden lost power. I figured fuel and replaced the lift pump them both injector pumps. it has ran, but idles real rough and smokes. I am at a place now where I would like to get it running again. I drained the fuel and replaced with new. the old stuff was yellowish and slimy. tried to fire it off nothing I primed the manual pump loosened the injector lines got diesel, ect. sprayed WD40 in the intake while cranking, did not attempt to start. it does puff fuel/air mixture out of the tail pipe then I noticed it coming from under the head!?!?! Has it been a blown head gasket this whole time?
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I found another engine that runs. it came off of a unit that had 987 hours on it. should I try to swap it? the hardest part seems to be separating the stator from the motor. it has a tapered shaft and possible a broken bolt inside. does anyone have a repair manual for this? can you scan the pages I need to separate the motor from the stator?
is it easier to change the head gasket. i still don't know if that's it or not.
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Recipe by KELLY KARINSHAK
"This is my favorite pasta dish that is very flavorful and full of color."
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8 ounces
rotini pasta
1/2 cup
olive oil
1/2 cup
red wine vinegar
1 1/2 teaspoons
garlic powder
1 1/2 teaspoons
dried basil leaves
1 1/2 teaspoons
dried oregano
3 cups
sliced mushrooms
halved cherry tomatoes
3/4 cup
crumbled feta cheese
1/2 cup
chopped green onions
1 (4 ounce) can
chopped black olives
I really enjoyed this. I had a family member over for dinner who didn't like mushrooms, so I left them out and used diced cucumber instead. I also chopped kalamata olives. I tried cutting back on the oil, because it looked like a lot, but I would use the full amount next time I make it. It might also benefit from using a little lemon juice in place of some of the vinegar, but all around really good as is. Thanks Kelly.
Basic salad recipe. Not a keeper though...see Greek Pasta Salad I which is also on allrecipes. It is a more flavourful version of this recipe. Exactly the same except with more tasty stuff in it.
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Very good base recipe. I read some of the other reviews and followed what they did. I made this for a corporate luncheon for 40 people. I substituted a few things. I used cheese tortelini, red onions instead of green onions, added some green peppers and reduced the amount of mushrooms and used pitted kalamata olives instead of canned black olives. It got rave reviews. People were scooping it into paper cups to take home. Definitely one to make again and try more variations.
I was out of red wine vinegar, so I subbed in balsamic and my guests loved it!
I run a small catering business with my sister, and we've used this recipe twice now - both times we rec'd rave reviews. The only thing I do differently is use fresh spices as opposed to dried - really kicks up the flavor!
Ok, so I changed this recipe so much that it barely looks like the original. But I had to review it because I got such great ideas from the recipe and the other reviewers. I added just about everything I could find in my fridge: artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, pepperoni, pepperoncini peppers, cucumber, red onion, diced pimentos, and a few shreds of leftover carrot. With all the additions, it made the biggest batch of pasta salad I have ever seen, but I have no doubt that we will finish it in a few days. I did stick with just 8 oz of pasta and that was enough for my huge batch. And I only added 1/3 c each of red wine vinegar and EVOO. I probably could add a touch more vinegar, but overall this is awesome! I can't get enough of this salad!
I didn't have time to make up the desssing, so instead I just used Kraft Greek With Fetta and Oregano dressing. Really tasty. Added a bunch of chopped garlic as well as a little red onion, a yellow pepper, and a cubed cucumber. Really any combo of fresh crip veggies would go though probably.
This was fabulous! The seasonings work well together; this is so much better than any pasta salad I've ever made. The only things I changed were to reduce the amount of vinegar and oil to 1/4 cup each and the seasonings to 1 tsp each. Otherwise it makes too much dressing. Also, I don't like mushrooms so I used cucumber and orange bell pepper instead. Delicious!
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Calories: 189
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I noticed that "the God of heaven" is a common title used for God in the book of Daniel. Is this name used anywhere else in the Scriptures? Why is it used so much in the book of Daniel? (Perhaps for contrast with the pagan gods?) What all does the phrase denote?
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According to F.F. Bruce's Israel and the Nations (p 108):
The phrase is not just used in Daniel, but also used in Ezra 7:12 where Ezra is designated "scribe of the law of the God of heaven" in Artaxerxe's letter to Ezra.
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This Cauliflower Cobb Salad is so versatile – serve as a side dish, on a buffet table, and with the addition of the salami or turkey pastrami, it can be served either for lunch or a light dinner. Lovely to look at, easy to make, and your guest swill love it.
4 cups cauliflower floweret's, steamed al dente and cooled
Place the cauliflower into a large bowl. Add the chopped egg, green pepper, and green onions. Season with a little salt and pepper, mix gently and set aside. In another bowl combine the mayonnaise, lemon juice, garlic powder, onion powder, chopped pickles, sugar, pepper flakes, dill and salt and pepper. Mix to combine. Pour the dressing over the cauliflower and mix to combine. Place in a serving bowl and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Top with salami or turkey pastrami and serve.
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Like the title says, do you ever write code with pen and paper? If so, why? Do those who don't do if have anything to gain by doing so more often?
Yes, I do it quite often and I think it's really good. I don't write code, merely pseudo-code when I figuring out algorithms for different problems. The biggest benefit is that you can draw figures and arrows together with the pseudo-code which is very helpful. I definitely recommend it.
No, but maybe we should. 25 years of programming have taken away my ability to write anything readable by hand.
I do but mostly pseudo-code or simple diagrams.
It comes from growing up with an engineer for a father. His first admonition when I had a issue solving a problem was "draw a picture". Thus, anytime I'm having difficulty wrapping my head around code I do just that.
I probably do it most when reverse engineering someone else's code than when writing my own, though.
I never write actual code on paper. Pseudo-code or diagrams, yes. Little notes about things I need for the next stage of coding, yes. Code, no.
If I write code out with a pen, I just have to retype it later. It's easier to type it into the machine in the first place.
I did a lot in the past.
Actually My first steps was on paper. I practiced programming before I have access to a computer. I worked as a office boy and I always took a notepad (paper of course) and a pen to code while I was waiting at long lines on banks. When I bought my first computer (Sinclair Z80) I had lots of bugs to type. You read right, lots of bugs, not lots of code. Lesson: code write to a young guy without experience, on a paper standing on a bank line just produces bug :-)
Today I planned overall things on paper but never code on it.
I often write psuedo-code with pen and paper to hash out ideas and flow. And since I write a lot in Python, it winds up being very close to what I write in the editor.
There's something about a pencil/pen in hand that switches me into creative mode and requires less attention than typing. I also like the way paper gives me the option to diagram and write notes that I can go back to later when I'm writing up the documentation.
Diagrams and such, especially in meetings.
The actual coding process, though - at least the way I do it - doesn't lend itself to pen and paper. In much the same way that word processors promote rapid revision and more "sculpting" of documents than pen and paper or an old typewriter, interacting with the PC and the compiler real-time promotes constant innovation and inspiration, and lets your subconscious get in touch with the task at hand.
Honestly, I couldn't write down a list of instructions for how I go about my job, but it seems to work pretty well.
Like others, I'll diagram stuff out and draw butchered UML (because actually drawing compliant UML would take forever) but never code.
I can type pseudocode faster than I can hand-write anything.
I started using pen and paper before I go to coding stage since college. And I usually do it when I want to organize my thoughts.
When the code is short, I write it first on paper before typing it. Otherwise, I write pseudo-code or draw diagrams and flowcharts.
There are 2 occasions when I'll write code on paper, both involve having a sudden inspiration about a problem I've been working on.
1) I'm stuck in a long meeting without a laptop and I think of a solution. I'll write the code in my notebook.
2) I can't fall asleep because I've got a problem stuck in my head. If I have an 'a-ha' moment, I'll jot it down, instead of booting up the laptop to code it.
I tend to draw out UML diagrams on paper first before designing a system. Having to interact with a keyboard or mouse in my UML modeling program hinders my ability to get the design out, so a pen and paper feels more natural.
In terms of code, I don't tend to write algorithms or snippets by hand. I tend to leave a "Sandbox" program open, and do test development there.
As I mentioned in this post, sometimes when working at home I will go into the next room and lie down to think about a problem I'm stuck on. Ironically I've found that as soon as I get back up I start to lose the details of whatever solution I've come up with, so I've used pen and paper to capture my thoughts. It's also more useful because I tend to draw diagrams at the same time.
yes ... i did that in college for the algorithm analysis class ... nowadays it's more flow charts than actual pseudo code ...
I used to a lot of this back in the days when each student had limited access to the computers.
I recently did a fair amount of this again to prepare for interviews when I was asked to do a lot of whiteboard coding.
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My mother took the drug Diethylstilbestrol (DES) when she was pregnant with me. Between the years 1940 and 1971, doctors sometimes prescribed this drug to women who had trouble with miscarriages. Of the women whose mothers took DES, the majority do not get cervical cancer. Even so, you are at higher risk for cervical cancer if your mother took DES while pregnant with you.
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If I'm direct to the battery. It all work's. Like its supposed to. My last option would be to take it to a trailer manufacturing comp. To figure it out but that's going to cost me $70. I rather go back to the old bulb style.Originally Posted by Meltedmetal:296969
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Thread: help with my trailers lighting?
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Have you c/k the volts at the back of the trailer? If the volts drop lower then 10 or lower volts most LED light won't work. Hope you get it soon.
Thanks I'll check tomorrow morning.
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Work better & less parts to stock.
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1. 9" grinder
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11-28-2012, 07:28 PM #24Senior Member
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help with my trailers lighting?
Been awile since I've worked on trailer wiring but I think I ran into the same problem in switching to led. If I remember correct it was the led lamp that was wrong? I think there two different types of led. Drove me crazy but I think I got a different style led or went back to standard?? I think got different led lp. But sorry just to long ago to remember. I'd look into the lamp 1st.
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do you have a GM truck?
My truck did the same thing when I had a travel trailer. You may need a box capable of combining the outputs of your truck and using a diode setup so the positive from your brake lights and running lights doesn't go back in and feed eachother. Basically, only need 3 positives for the trailer. Modern truck lights us 4 positives. That is why a high mount brakelight doesn't flash when someone uses a turnsignal. That is why you need a combo box with diodes or the highmount brake light may turn into a turnsignal also.
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help with my trailers lighting?
Now that I think more about it, I added a 2nd red lamp and split brake and turn lamps. Just went with 4 rear red lamps and wired the two stop lamps together and wired one left turn and one right turn. In my simple mind it was easiest fix and I figured more lights the better.
Just a thought.
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You have the brake/turn lights working correctly.. yes?
The running or driving lights work off the same circuit/wire the TAG light is on.
You will want to tie both black leads from the LEDs (L&R) together, then to the same wire that is feeding the tag light. This is the common source voltage for the driving/tag and parking lights .
FYI you could make this connection by splicing into the wire at back of the tag light socket, it may be brown do not remember.
The only other item I would like to point out, if the tag light socket has one wire that's what you will want to tie into, very easy.
However if it has two wires, one will be hot and the other will be ground, you want the wire that is the hot lead. Very simple to determin, nick both wires and touch the wire from the LEDs, one will light them and the other will not. This happens because the voltage is going through the tag light bulb, that causes the voltage to drop as it passes through the bulb and the LEDs will not light.
Brake and turn light functions are controlled by the turn signal lever, that connects to a switch in the column.
At the trailer plug you have 4 connections;
1 ground
1 left turn/brake
1 right turn/brake
1 tag/driving/parking
Hope this will help, you just do not have the driving/tag/parking tied together. No need to pay someone 70 bucks that's a rip..Greg


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This blog is a community of prospective and current MBA students and those who already have MBA degrees. It will cover a variety of topics of interest to this audience.
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Q & A with the University of Washington Bothell (UW Bothell) MBA Program.
I have the pleasure of interviewing Vicki Tolbert, MBA team member for the University of Washington Bothell MBA Program. [Read More]
What does Leadership Mean to You?
Since UW Bothell recently launched its Leadership MBA in Bellevue, I have been reflecting on what leadership really means. I came across this very interesting compilation on this very topic by Yale MBA students. All postings were passionate and thoughtful. All in all, a good read. [Read More]
New UW Bothell MBA Options: Leadership MBA (LMBA) Offered in Bellevue, Technology MBA (TMBA) Offered in Bothell.
Starting in September 2009, the University of Washington Bothell will offer two MBA choices- a Leadership MBA (LMBA) in Bellevue in addition to its popular Technology MBA (TMBA) already offered at its Bothell location. [Read More]
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18 Aug 2007
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|Canning and Other Food Preparation and Preservation Classes
Note for all the classes: class size is limited; advance registration is required. Directions will be provided upon registration. To register, call (802) 496-5690
Salsa Making Social, Thursday, August 23, 2007 1pm to 3pm. Make and preserving by canning salsa using local tomatoes, onions, and peppers. "This salsa is far superior to anything found on the supermarket shelf." There is a $10 material fee (to cover jars and ingredients) payable at the class and each participant will take home 2 jars of salsa.
Elderberry Jelly Social Wednesday, August 29, 2007 5pm to 8pm How to make Elderberry Jelly from picking the berries to cooking to water bath canning. The $5 fee includes a jar of homemade Elderberry Jelly. The social will be held at the Yestermorrow Design/Build school on Route 100 south of Waitsfield and north of Warren.
Gathering and Gardening for Your Immune System, Wednesday, September 5, 2007 1pm to 3pm See how the immune system works and learn how to prepare herbal items such as vinegars, honey, alcohol and drying.
Preserving Tomatoes for the Winter Workshop Wednesday, September 5, 2007 5pm to 7pm Learn about a variety of ways to preserve tomatoes for the winter including canning (water bath), roasting, freezing, and drying. $10 material charge a quart of tomato sauce to take home.
Applesauce and End of the Season Vegetable Pickles Workshop Sunday, September 16, 2007 3pm to 6pm. $10 material charge includes a jar of applesauce and a jar of pickles for each participant to take home.
Sauerkraut and Kimchi Social Wednesday, September 19, 2007 1pm to 3pm. Participation is free and attendees should bring cabbage, carrots, and radishes as well as quart-sized jars. Each participant will receive a quart of Kimchi and a quart of Sauerkraut made from the ingredients brought to the class.
Grass-Fed Lamb: What it is, how to grown your own Monday, September 24 4pm to 6pm Why is grass-fed meat healthier for the land and for you?
These classes are geared toward local residents of the Mad River Valley but they will no doubt welcome a few non-residents if there is room. See the Localvore website for more information.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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Attack the Block
A fast, funny, frightening action adventure movie that pits a teen gang against an invasion of savage alien monsters. It turns a London housing estate into a sci-fi playground. A tower block into a fortress under siege. And teenage street kids into heroes. It's inner city versus outer space.
Cast: Jodie Whittaker, Nick Frost, Luke Treadaway, Joey Ansah, Flaminia Cinque
Produced by: Nira Park, James Wilson
Directed by: Joe Cornish
Written by: Joe Cornish
Running time: 1hr 28min
Opens: Jul 29, 2011 Limited
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Hey guys,
We are having a C tier tourney up in Cookeville, TN. Labor Day Weekend. I tried to post our flyer but couldn't get it to post. So all the info. is on our D-Board at http://canecreek.proboards40.com/index.cgi
It would cool to see some Atlanta players up our way. Also a big thanks goes out to Greg at Primo Plastics for his sponsorship.
Hope to see some of ya there.


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Any object, man-made or natural, that orbits another body.
Condition in which a surface becomes completely covered with craters, such that the addition of new craters does not increase the overall crater density.
A line of cliffs produced by faulting or erosion. Also known as rupes.
Irregular line of cliffs (see scarp).
The movement of two oceanic plates away from each other, resulting in the construction of a mid-ocean ridge.
The semimajor axis of an ellipse (e.g. a planetary orbit) is 1/2 the length of the major axis which is a segment of a line passing thru the foci of the ellipse with endpoints on the ellipse itself. The semimajor axis of a planetary orbit is also the average distance from the planet to its primary. The periapsis and apoapsis distances can be calculated from the semimajor axis and the eccentricity by rp = a(1-e) and ra = a(1+e).
(Also 'shepherd moon') A satellite which constrains the extent of a planetary ring through gravitational forces.
The comet that broke up and fell into Jupiter in June 1994.
A meteor.
Of, relating to, or concerned with the stars. Sidereal rotation is that measured with respect to the stars rather than with respect to the Sun or the primary of a satellite.
The average period of revolution of the moon around the earth in reference to a fixed star, equal to 27 days, 7 hours, 43 minutes in units of mean solar time.
A compound containing silicon and oxygen (e.g. olivine). A group of minerals constituting about 95% of the Earth's crust, and containing silicon and oxygen combined with one or more other elements.
Literally "bay"; really a small plain.
The approximately 11-year quasi-periodic variation in frequency or number of solar active events.
The cloud of gas and dust that began to collapse about 5 billion years ago to form the solar system.
A system of planets and other bodies orbiting a star. Our solar system consists of the sun, eight planets, more than 170 moons, billions of comets, thousands asteroids and countless other interesting things.
The wind from the Sun. More specifically, particles, usually electrons and protons, continually streaming away from the corona of the Sun. The solar wind is extremely sparse, containing only a few fast moving particles per cubic centimeter at the Earth.
A vehicle made to travel in the space. A spacecraft can either fly by, orbit or land on the object it is studying. (Image: Diagram of the Cassini spacecraft, which is currently in orbit around Saturn.)
A device that separates light by wavelengths to produce a spectrum.
An instrument that measures the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation.
The measure of how fast an object is moving; the rate of change of position per change in time.
= 299,792,458 meters/second (186,000 miles/second). Einstein's Theory of Relativity implies that nothing can go faster than the speed of light.
Grass-like patterns of gas seen in the solar atmosphere.
Solid State Imaging.
A ball of mostly hydrogen and helium gas that shines extremely brightly. Our Sun is a star. A star is so massive that its core is extremely dense and hot. At the high stellar core temperatures, atoms move so fast that they sometimes stick to other atoms when they collide with them, forming more massive atoms and releasing a great amount of energy. This process is known as nuclear fusion.
Stars given a designation consisting of a letter and a number according to the nature of their spectral lines which corresponds roughly to surface temperature. The classes are: O, B, A, F, G, K, and M; O stars are the hottest; M the coolest. The numbers are simply subdivisions of the major classes. The classes are oddly sequenced because they were assigned long ago before we understood their relationship to temperature. O and B stars are rare but very bright; M stars are numerous but dim. The Sun is designated G2.
The layering of rock or ice strata, from which information on succession, age relations, and origin can be deduced.
The layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere and below the mesosphere where the temperature increases with height.
A place on the surface of the Earth where two plates move toward each other, and the oceanic plate plunges beneath the other tectonic plate.
To change directly from a solid to a gas without becoming liquid
The point on a body that is directly beneath the Sun. The Sun's rays will hit this point at 90 degrees to the surface.
Subparallel furrows and ridges.
An oily, colorless liquid made of hydrogen, sulfur and oxygen.
An area seen as a dark spot on the photosphere of the Sun; sunspots are concentrations of magnetic flux, typically occurring in bipolar clusters or groups; they appear dark because they are cooler than the surrounding photosphere.
The planets Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are called superior planets because their orbits are farther from the Sun than Earth's orbit. (Mercury and Venus are called "inferior" planets.)
the outermost solid or liquid layer of an object. The surface of the Earth is composed of land and oceans.
The orbital radius at which the satellite's orbital period is equal to the rotational period of the planet. A synchronous satellite with an orbital inclination of zero (same plane as the planet's equator) stays fixed in the sky from the perspective of an observer on the planet's surface (such orbits are commonly used for communications satellites).
Said of a satellite if the period of its rotation about its axis is the same as the period of its orbit around its primary. This implies that the satellite always keeps the same hemisphere facing its primary (e.g. the Moon). It also implies that one hemisphere (the leading hemisphere) always faces in the direction of the satellite's motion while the other (trailing) one always faces backward. Most of the satellites in the solar system rotate synchronously.


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Link Ink: Thor's Hammer In 'Black Ops II,' Marvel On The Radio And Cooking Like Sanji
Gaming: Apparently Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, is an easter egg in the newly-released Call of Duty: Black Ops II.
Radio: If you listen to syndicated radio shows like "Fox Sports", "Jim Rome," "Nikki Sixx", "Petros & Money" and "Opie & Anthony," expect to hear Marvel NOW! promos in the immediate future.
Gaming: Telltale Games examines the decisions players made in T


text: As the kitchen manager for the Buffet, Specialty Chef Reden Ramos adds his own flair and style to his cooking and specializes in Pacific Rim and French cuisines.Chef Ramos started cooking when he was 15-years-old at his family's restaurant in the Philippines. He jump-started his culinary career as a Saucier at the Manchester Grand Hyatt. He worked his way up as the Executive Chef at Hyatt Regency St. Louis.Like any culinary professional, Chef Ramos strives for the best in his food."I have a great passion for cooking. I focus on quality and presentation. I'm a fearless cook. I love trying out new ideas and new recipes, and I always buy the freshest and finest ingredients, whatever they may be."


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Morristown's South Street Dance School will be here Tuesday, April 2, from 10:00 am to 10:45 am for Preschool Mini-Musical Theatre. Open to ages 3 through 5, little ones will learn singing, simple dance moves, and acting, all of which help increase confidence and boost self esteem. Two instructors from South Street will work with preschoolers in this limited space workshop. There will even be a small performance at the end of the session! Please register online. Get ready to dance!
Thank you for registering! This event is now full. Please contact the Children's Department if you would like to be placed on a waitlist.
© 2011 Denville Public Library. All rights reserved.
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(Today Show) Former president George W. Bush unveiled his paintings of world leaders during an interview with daughter Jenna Bush Hager on the TODAY Show on Friday.
Bush's paintings of leaders like Putin, former British prime minister Tony Blair and the Dalai Lama are on display this month as part of an exhibit called "The Art of Leadership: A President's Personal Diplomacy" at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Bush, 67, started painting after leaving the White House in 2009, first piquing his own interest with the iPad app Penultimate and then hiring an instructor to improve his technique.
"Who woulda thought it?'' he said. "I was little reluctant to put them out [publicly], because I'm not a great artist. I don't want people to think I'm a great artist. On the other hand, I did want to refresh the Bush Center. I want people to come and visit us. We view ourselves as a place where people can learn."
His favorite portrait is the one he painted of his father, former president George H.W. Bush, which made him emotional.
(Photo courtesy of the Today Show)
Read more and view more paintings: http://on.today.com/1sijzSr


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Model# 1C35L146UCDY100
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Seek TimeSingle Track 0.55ms
Seek TimeAverage 4.9ms
Seek TimeFull Stroke 10.0ms
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Pre-Failure WarrantyYes
Data Storage Device TypeSAS (Server Attached Storage)
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HAMDEN, Conn. – Quinnipiac women's golf head coach John O'Connor has announced the addition of Suzy Whaley as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2013-14 season.
Whaley is most recognized as being the first woman to qualify and participate in a PGA Tour event in close to 60 years when she captured the 2003 Connecticut PGA Section Championship. A three-time Connecticut Open winner, she also captured National LPGA T&CP, CT PGA Section and CPC championships.
An instructor of the game for more than 20 years, she has been honored with the 2003 PGA Connecticut Section Bill Strausbaugh Award, presented to a PGA Professsional who by their day-to-day efforts have distinguished themselves by mentoring their fellow PGA Professionals in improving their employment situations and through service to the community. In addition, she was also named the Connecticut Section Teacher of the Year in 2004 and 2007 and the LPGA Northeast Section Teach of the Year in 2008 and 2011. She was honored by Golf Digest Magazine as one of the top instructors in the PGA Connecticut Chapter from 2007 through 2012 and was also named a LPGA Top 50 Instructor over that time period.
In 2012, Whaley was named the sixth recipient of the Nancy Lopez Achievement Award, which was created by the LPGA T&CP in 2007 and given to an LPGA professional who emulates qualities valued by Lopez: Leadership; Passion; Giving; and Approachability.
Whaley has also served, for three terms, as the Sponsor and Marketing Chair, as well as Communications Chair of the PGA Connecticut Section and the PGA National Instruction Committee. She also served as the Chair of the PGA Connecticut Section "Growth of the Game" committee and is currently in her second term on the Connecticut PGA Board of Directors. In 2011-12 she served as the Chair of the National PGA Junior Golf committee and has been on the PGA Board of Directors since 2010.
Whaley graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1989 with a bachelors in economics following a four-year career at UNC. She and her husband Bill, a PGA professional and National Director of Golf for PGA Tour Properties and the General Manager and PGA Director of Golf at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn., as well as their daughters Jennifer, a member of Quinnipiac's women's golf team, and Kelly currently reside in Farmington, Conn.
Quinnipiac University – Named Suzy Whaley women's golf volunteer assistant coach.


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Studies show that mineral citrates and malates have superior absorption, especially when taken on an empty stomach. Each tablet has calcium and magnesium in a one-to-one ratio that many health professionals now recommend. Calcium is required for strong bones, teeth and cardiac function. Calcium not only builds strong bones and teeth but maintains bone density and strength. As well as protecting the body from stress, magnesium works with calcium to provide help to these same body systems and participates in more than 50 different biochemical reactions. That's why magnesium is so important to bone formation, nerve and muscle transmission, and energy production. This formula also includes other minerals, including manganese, potassium and zinc, which are also in the citrate form for better absorption and utilization by the cells, as they provide a valuable contribution to bone strength. Vitamin D is included because it acts as a hormone that allows the body to absorb and properly use calcium.
Directions for Use: 1 tablet, 2 times per day or as directed by a health professional.
* Daily value not establishedThese statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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This Saturday May 3rd will be the IDGC First Saturday Monthly Series Tournament. The event will feature one round on each course for all divisions.
The PDGA Spring Summit will be going on Thursday and Friday so hopefully we will have some out of town guests playing.
Information can be found at: http://www.pixsvr.com/pics/discgolfseri ... 0Flyer.pdf
Registration will be taken the morning of.


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