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What's for lunch today?
I looked and didn't find a thread about lunch. Since I love eating lunch either in or out, I wanted to see if others love lunch too.
This week and maybe next [depending on if I'm still able to] I'll continue on the cleanse that started this past Monday. It's pretty regimented so for now, it's a bit boring but that'll only last into next week at most.
Today, since just making my lunch I'll report on that.
Assembled a huge green salad that is living in a huge Tupperware bowl. I've used it the last 3 days. It's romaine, cherry tomatoes, carrots, celery, spring onions and steamed fresh green beans, and radishes.
So to that, I'm allowed to add for my lunch, my palm sized portion of a protein so either chicken or fish or ??? but not red meat so no beef. Also only able to use that spritzer spray salad dressing and I did. I got 3 flavors from the market so with that, I'm set. It isn't ranch or blue cheese or 1000 Island, but it's ok and doable. I took a 3 oz portion of tuna out of the foil packet and mixed that in my salad and either I'm starving or it's pretty darn good, I think I'm starved.
What are you making for lunch or if eating out, what are you planning on dining on?
Enjoy your day and have a bagel for me, lots of cream cheese please :)
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I have. It worked well once, but the second time I was left with something so insipid it was alien. It didn't taste of tomato anymore,,,it was like oregano bechamel. I had to dump the whole batch. Proceed with caution. :)
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oh I won't be using this technique. never would have even thought about it and was surprised it was even a suggestion to do.
thanks for your post scoyart
My lunch just turned into hummus and babaganoush (sp?) with Kashi TLC crackers, asapragus spears and a bowl of blueberries with a kiwi and a banana.
Your salad sounds delicious, and your lunch sounds like what I used to have when I maintained my weight better.
Thank for the inspiration!
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Yours sounds darned healthy--and delicious.
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oh you're so kind, you're welcome and thank you.
your lunch sounds WAAAAY better than mine because I'm a sucker for all you got to eat.
but this is from a Dr. and a friend of mine was on it. I'd love to say I feel cleansed, whatever that's supposed to feel like, or at best, thinner. :(
Today it was a bite of hummus and three jumbo BBQ shrimp, which my neighbor brought over last night (wanting some feedback on his recipe), with a piece of baguette, half an orange, and one slice of fennel salami. (I will be diplomatic, but neighbor's BBQ shrimp was not very good; he loves "reinterpreting" recipes, but unfortunately his experiments often don't work out so well.)
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well we're probably all in the same boat cause when I go 'inventive' mine often fall flat too.
like what was I thinking last week doing the cheese cake the way I did adding what I did? fortunately for me, it all worked out but wasn't very pretty, but delicious to the mouth.
tomorrow we'll be gone but I know that anywhere, even on the road, I can pick up a big green monster of a salad with some chix and I'll just use the olive oil and vinegar.
I must be strong I must be strong I must be strong......................uff
Big salad with real Caesar salad dressing but used only the smallest bit, with 2 jumbo steamed shrimp and a lovely piece of halibut with water.
Anybody else into eat?
Today's lunch was chili featuring, among other ingredients, powdered red Bell, pulla and bhut joloka peppers, epazote and chicory coffee. Absolutely delish, if I do say so myself, but also the hottest chili I've ever made. That bhut jolokia powder from myspicesage.com is the real deal.
Martha White cornbread on the side.
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"hottest chili"
Yes, indeed, my respect for your taste buds just grew 100%.
I had a bagel with veggie cream cheese and a banana. After all, it's Sunday in the
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AugustaTom wrote: Don't plan on playing more than one course unless your arm is in shape.
Wookie wrote:They have it all plus 2 chickens a duck and a rooster.
Redan Randy wrote:Wookie wrote:They have it all plus 2 chickens a duck and a rooster.
IDGC has wild turkeys and Yeti has been spotted there multiple times!!
Redan Randy wrote:I have played over there a lot and recommend everybody to play there. Kade is right, it is a matter of survival! If you have the time and money to stay a night the way you are, is best. I recommend that you play Ed and Jim the first day. Then Jackson the next morning, early as you can, and try to fit in your favorite course between Ed and and Jim for another round! The courses are tough, but the more you play them the more each course grows on you. I used to "hate" Jackson, but now after ten or more rounds there i like the course more and more and recognize the holes now and know what i have to do on each hole(execution is another story!). You have to adapt to the par 4 and par 5 mindset. Hole 18 at Jackson is a scary monster hole, but the last time out there i was putting for a 4 both rounds with my weenie arm! Both resulting in my first par 5's on that hole! Except for that insensitive retard Jason, the guy that will pocket your five bucks at the IDGC, you're gonna have a great time!!
AugustaTom wrote:I live here in augusta and have played two of the courses. steady ed and jackson. both were fun, I really enjoyed steady ed, jackson kicked our butts though. you have to pay like $5 per car to get into the park and $5 to play all day. If you don't want to pay for parking say you have some business at the IDGC or a meeting with the director. They have a metric Crap ton of discs available as well. Steady ed does have some water in play, so play in the summer when you can go swimming. Its worth the trip, and worth the fees. Jackson is crazy long, and I hear the other is even longer. Don't plan on playing more than one course unless your arm is in shape.
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|This Saturday 12/3: Media Arts Events Abound in Asheville!
The good news: there are 3 amazing media arts related events happening this Saturday, December 3rd 2011! The bad news: you'll have to make a tough decision... or just have a very busy evening!
PULSE: A Journey Through Light, Rhythm & Movement
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Odyssey Community School
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$10 per person / $20 per family
Pre-show Light Lab: 6pm
Main Event: 7pm
This event will explore new worlds of creativity, through the overlapping rhythms of light, sound, dance & performance. This all-ages event will have something for everyone, including a "Light Lab" for kids both before & during the main event. In the performance space, the sonic environment will be transformed into a shifting landscape where the musicians will "surround" the audience with water percussion, strings, didgeridoos and a variety of electronics. The dreamer will be led through a pulsing cycle of performance, sound, movement, imagery & story.
Light: Gene Felice, Chad Adair, Melissa Terrezza
Rhythm: River Guerguerian, Chris Rosser, John Vorus, Kima Moore
Movement: Julie Becton Gillum, Sara Baird, Kathleen Hahn
Light Lab: Chynna Avery
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Variations on the Long Note
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56 Broadway (Asheville)
$7 / $5 for BMCM + AC members and students
This performance will feature seven musicians accompanying the Long Note from the John Cage Halberstadt Project in Germany, based on a piece titled Organ2/ASLSP for organ that Cage wrote in 1985 with the recommendation that it be played as slowly as possible. It began in 2001 and is slated to go on for 639 years ending in 2640.
Performers include: Jason Scott Furr, Ross Gentry, Tom Pazderka, Shane Perlowin, Chandra Shukla and Vincent Wrenn.
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The Mountain Xpress featured an article about Variations on the Long Note.
About Organ2/ASLSP: http://www.john-cage.halberstadt.de/
Ted Harper Art Show
7pm - 10pm
BattleCat Coffee Bar
373 Haywood Rd (West Asheville)
This month, BattleCat Coffee Bar in West Asheville will feature the work of Ted Harper. Asheville Free Media will be sponsoring and DJing the art opening on Saturday, December 3rd. Come on down for some hot coffee, cool beer specials and to support local art! Also featuring food from Eatbox Foodtruck!


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FISHERS, Ind. – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors plan to temporarily restrict one lane of southbound Interstate 69 between 116th Street and I-465 during overnight hours tonight and Friday night. Contractors also plan alternating lane restrictions Saturday night to slightly shift traffic lanes.
Rieth-Riley Construction, the state's contractor for the $11 million added travel lanes project, plans to remove rumble strips ground into the right shoulder of southbound I-69 and replace the pavement with a smooth surface. This work will prepare the shoulder for a traffic shift scheduled for Saturday night that will move all southbound lanes slightly to the right.
In order to complete the shoulder milling and paving, contractors plan to restrict the right lane of southbound I-69 between 116th Street and I-465 between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Thursday, April 4 and Friday, April 5. Once this work is complete, contractors plan to begin Saturday night at 10 p.m. removing existing lane markings and placing temporary markings to shift all lanes two feet to the right. This additional two feet will allow space for contractors to restrict one lane and maintain two open lanes during overnight hours while the additional travel lane is constructed along the southbound median.
Rieth-Riley also plans to begin work Thursday night on the 116th Street bridge to remove concrete center median and replace sidewalk. Traffic on 116th Street will be restricted to a single lane in each direction during overnight hours for approximately one month. The nightly restriction will begin no earlier than 10 p.m. and work will end by 5 a.m. each day. All exit ramps will remain open. Work will be postponed in the event of inclement weather.
All work and restrictions for the added travel lanes project are being coordinated with the ongoing interchange improvement project. Both projects are expected to be complete by the end of the year.
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Step inside Richmond, Virginia's basketball paradise for another Rams win! This spectacular print features a rare look at Virginia Commonwealth University basketball in the intimate 7,000-seat arena. As you pan across the image, you can see it all: the rabid fans clad in black-and-gold; the scoreboards and video screens at each end; the Hall of Fame banners hanging from the rafters (Calvin Duncan, Kendrick Warren, Gerald Henderson, and Kristine Austgulen); and the action on the court, as the boys look to bury the rivals from Old Dominion in late second-half action. A beautiful print for any fan, perfect for the wall of home or office - a rare celebration of CAA (Colonial Athletic Association) sports, and a rare poster you likely won't find anywere else!
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Is it true that Luther didn't consider anyone of the Catholic clergy to be a member of the true Church of God?
As an Augustinian monk himself who tried desparately not to leave the church, but rather only to reform it, I think this would be a hard claim for someone to make of Luther.
That said, the "invisible church" or what we moderns would probably call "real Christians" is always a subjective term. I'm sure he thought many clergy weren't truly Christian, but I also know that he thought there were Catholics who were as well. At the very least, Augustine would have been a Catholic clergyman that Luther would have seen as part of the invisible Church, albeit 1000 years predating himself.


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This family comedy is about one-upmanship, jealousy, clashing neighbors, home decoration... and the true spirit of the holidays. Steve, a suburban dad and Christmas enthusiast, leads a well-ordered, well-planned, and well-organized life. His new neighbor, Buddy, is Steve's polar opposite: a big personality with big dreams, which have yet to materialize. But, Buddy's latest dream--to create the biggest holiday light display in the world, visible from outer space--is turning Steve's disciplined world into a nightmare. As Buddy's home explodes with festive lights of incredible design, increasing complexity, and exponentially growing wattage, Steve becomes a man on a mission. At any cost, he will thwart Buddy--or top him.
Cast: Danny DeVito, Kristin Chenoweth, Alia Shawkat, Kristin Davis, Matthew Broderick
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Cavanaugh Records 3,000th Assist in 3-2 Loss to Davidson
Friday, November 09, 2001DAVIDSON, N.C. - Behind a season-high 20 blocks, including five blocks in game five, the Davidson volleyball team upset East Tennessee State 30-25, 22-30, 33-31, 24-30 and 15-11, Friday night at Belk Arena. With the victory, the Wildcats (13-16, 10-9 SoCon) clinch the sixth seed for next weekend's conference tournament while the Bucs (19-5, 14-5) fall to 5-4 in away league contests. With the score tied at 6-6 in the decisive fifth game, Davidson came up with three straight blocks, two of which were solo blocks by sophomore Latisha Chapman, to open a 9-6 edge. A kill by Chapman, followed by another block by Chapman and freshman Kristen Higbee, gave the 'Cats a five-point cushion at 11-6. However, ETSU would rally to get within two points at 13-11. After a Davidson time out, the Bucs had an attack error giving the Wildcats three match points. Junior Roberta Quis ended the contest on the ensuing point with her match-high ninth block. In the opening game, East Tennessee State jumped out in front 4-1 before the 'Cats claimed the lead at 7-6. From that point on, Davidson would not relinquish the advantage and took the game, 30-25. Down 6-4 in game two, the Bucs rattled off six consecutive points to open a 10-6 lead. East Tennessee State pushed the spread to as large as nine while holding Davidson at bay for the remainder of the game. The third game saw both teams earn game points. Davidson would have the honors first with three game points at 29-26. Kills by Amber Ciskowski and Karen Freeburg helped ETSU even the score at 29-29. An attack error by the 'Cats put the Bucs up 30-29, but a Quis kill kept Davidson alive. Eventually on the Wildcats' fifth game point, Davidson pulled through, 33-31. East Tennessee State forced a fifth game by pulling away from the Wildcats in the middle of game four. With the score tied at 14-14, ETSU took eight of the next 10 points and then cruised to the 30-24 triumph. Quis led all players with 17 kills while Jacqueline Ortega notched a double-double with 13 kills and 10 digs. Chapman recorded seven blocks and freshman Julia Hueckel chipped in with six. The Bucs' Carey Cavanaugh registered a triple-double on the evening. She had 14 kills, 45 assists and 17 digs to pace ETSU. The 45 assists gave her 1,007 for the season and 3,038 for her career. She is only the fourth player in ETSU history to have tallied 3,000 or more assists. Davidson improves to 4-1 in five-game matches this year. The Bucs play their final match of the season Saturday afternoon at UNC Greensboro at 5 p.m.


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"Almost nobody dances sober, unless they happen to be insane."
H. P. Lovecraft (1890 - 1937)
"it'll probably take me five years to learn how to Salsa, another five years to learn Spanish, by which time I won't be able to keep up with any of these girls", he whispered to the ears of his friends, while staring at the myriads of girls wiggling their hips at the Latino rhythm.
Some were stiff and robotic. Others were dancing really good; like they had rubber cartilages in their joints, or maybe a whole set of rubberized skeleton.
It's impossible not to feel alive amongst such crowd. The upheaval of emotion is overpowering… The effervescence of joy is overwhelming….
Salsa seemed to him as a perfect figurative embodiment of the Tit-for-a-Tat concept, but is it so in reality? He made a mental note of asking an expert later...
They proceeded to the bar counter, which was jostling with people waiting for their drinks to be served. They could finally find a slot.
"Damn!" he said to himself. "do all girls look marvelous under dim lights, or am I hanging out in the wrong places during the day?"
No Red Bull? Fine...he can settle for orange juice; he actually doesn't drink alcoholics (yet?).
"Damn!" the curse was reprised. This time at the tantalizing scene of another girl, drawing half a circle in the air with her extended index fingers. While her dancing partner (that sod of the yo yo!) heaving his furling hands around her waist; he kept rising them until it looked like her bosoms were propped by his thumbs.
"must be easier for girls to Salsa" he said, "or is it that in whichever way they move it suits them quite nicely?"
The orange-juice effect started to kick in.
Suddenly, he felt a sheer piercing pain through his instep, it took him a while before realizing that one hell long of a tapered heel had tread on his shoe. He raised his gaze to see who could be the proprietor of these ivory feet. She'd just completed her swivel by then. Smart enough to realize that she'd stepped on something softer than the parquet floor; she apologized. Then, in a wink of an eye, she'd got pulled back by her partner, who (the other sod of the yo yo) took her for an outrageous dip. (probably as a punishment for being overly courteous with others)
"one thing I like about Salsa"
"what's that?"
"man leads"
"oh yeah, isn't that the case with all other sorts of partner-dance?"
"true, but they are kinda softer...man might get overcome with affection. This is more physical...you know... when you Salsa, it's like you're holding the halt in your hand"
The dull conversation raged on…..


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Geez!! I didn't realize Explorer will show the total time of selected media files if you have Details Pane selected in Layout(or at least it does on both my Vista PCs but I have MediaInfo installed on each so I'm not sure who is doing what.)
Still, it's nice to have this utility to drag stuff from various folders etc..
edit: btw I noticed that Windows, for some reason, doesn't(at least on my systems) do total play times for .wmv files. If this is because I auto kill WMP I don't know.. but in any case it's good to have PlayTime on.


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On virtually every mig, the "wire feed" and amps adjustment is one and the same. Turning up the speed increases heat.
So, on machines with adjustable voltages (i.e. Miller 252), what is the effect of increasing voltage only.
Let's say the setting for 3/16 steel is 18.4 volts/265 FPM. What happens if the volts are increased to, say, 18.8?
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Mig - volts versus amps
It changes the Amps.
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I was hoping for a little more detail.
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Volts is pressure, so increasing voltage I would say creates a deeper weld....
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Extract from "The Procedure Handbook of Arc Welding"- Lincoln Electric 1995.
"Four major variables affect welding performance with flux core electrodes: arc voltage, wire feed speed rate, travel speed and electrical stickout. These variables are interdependent, and. if one is changed, one or more of the other three usually requires adjustment.
Arc voltage variations, with the wire feed speed (current), travel speed, and electrical stickout held constant, produce the following effects:
1. A high arc voltage produces a wider and flatter bead.
2. An excessive arc voltage may produce a porous weld.
3. A low voltage tends to cause a convex , ropey bead.
4. Extremely low voltage may produce a tendency for wire to stub onto the plate.The wire may dive though the molten metal and strike the joint bottom, pushing the gun up.
In most applications, a good bead shape is obtained by using the highest voltage possible without causing porosity. With higher wire feed rates, higher voltages can be used without causing porosity."
Some people seem to want volt meters and ammeters on their mig equipment but I would suggest that they are no more useful than keen observation of the weld bead characteristics and noting the exact positions of the wire feed speed and the voltage control or taps for future reference. Meters are just another reference point and neither volt meters nor ammeters gives a useful reading until you are welding when you can't look at them. Maybe a talking meter would be more useful but really the story is told in the weld bead.


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Awesome day outside in WV's scenic northern panhandle today.
55 degrees & old man winter is loosening his death grip!
Pens Win, steaks on the grill, poker later, & Bump is getting drunk!
One 12 pack of Coors Lt. in and the second has begun.
Life is good!
Another beautiful day!
It's FRIDAY, mother****ers ... 30 pack in the fridge, double fisting 12 oz. curls on the deck, watching the puppy run around in the yard, & enjoying the Spring weather!!!
Life is good.
I definitely miss drinking with scenery. You get 3 or 4 solid people and just chill on an empty beach for a few hours with some booze and its golden. I imagine its a similar experience to chill in the WV nature and knock back drinks. Ive heard its gorgeous there if you can get past the lack of teeth and cousin ****ing.
Dogfish and netflix on a slow night...glorious.
I'm the drinkest mother****er in the Norrhern Panhandle tonight ... Eat **** bitches!
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Republican Appropriations Bills: Shortchanging America's Future, Serving Special Interests"At a time when the need for aggressive investments in America's future could not be greater, the Republican majority's Appropriations bills shortchange hard-working American families while serving special interests. We can and must do better."
Today, U.S. Representative Nita Lowey (D-NY), Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Committee, and U.S. Senator Barbara A. Mikulski (D-MD), Vice Chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee issued the following joint statement on the House and Senate Appropriations Committees completing markups of all 12 Appropriations bills:
Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), Ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, today issued the following statement on Chairman Ken Calvert's Confederate battle flag amendment and the Republican leadership's subsequent decision to pull the Interior & Environment Appropriations bill from the House floor:
Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), Ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, today issued the following statement on a GOP amendment introduced by the Chairman of the Interior and Environment Subcommittee defending the Confederate flag on federal property:
Someone once said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. We don't need this wisdom to understand the 2016 appropriations process is going off the rails by repeating past mistakes.
Appropriations Democrats, led by Philadelphia Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA), Rep. David Price (D-NC), Ranking Democrat of the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development (T-HUD) Subcommittee, and Rep.


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Earlier this week, the industrial agriculture-backed Alliance for Food and Farming launched a new effort to challenge organic farming. And a few days ago, an article was posted on Slate underscoring many of the same points — challenging the benefits of organic food and farming, and downplaying the harms of pesticides to children.
We wholeheartedly agree with the Slate article author that eating fruits and veggies is important to children's health. But as I noted in a media statement yesterday, the fruits and vegetables children eat should provide nutrition to their bodies without exposing them to health harms that can last a lifetime.
Twitter-land was abuzz last week with news that a formerly ardent critic of genetic engineering (GE) has recanted his position. Mark Lynas gave a long mea culpa speech at the Oxford Farming Conference, in which he apologized to the world for tearing up GE crops back in the day, and for what he described as his "anti-science environmentalism."
Unfortunately, Lynas then went on to ignore the weight of scientific evidence (more on that below). He claimed that GE crop production is good for biodiversity and necessary to feed the world, that organic farming is bad, and that "there is no reason at all why avoiding chemicals should be better for the environment." He then quickly slammed the door shut on public debate, pronouncing "discussion over." Many of us in the global scientific community were left shaking our heads, bemused if disappointed in Lynas' anti-science rhetorical flourishes.
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.
The result? A report recommending that farmers and taxpayers bear the heavy costs of dealing with genetic contamination, while leaving the Big 6 pesticide and GE seed manufacturers free from any responsibility for the harm caused by their products.
This week's controversy surrounding a Stanford study claiming to have established that organic food is no more nutritious than non-organic illustrates the pitfalls of talking about food issues in a consumer frame. And people all around the country are saying so.
Food issues are never solely or even mainly about individual consumer choice — our food and farming system connects us with each other and is by most measures our most impactful daily interaction with the environment.
As the sun crested the Berkeley hills early yesterday, I logged on to the Washington Post's live feed of its daylong conference, The Future of Food. For the next 8 hours, I enjoyed a veritable feast of thoughtful, well-evidenced and deeply inspiring calls to embrace a new agriculture, rooted in community and ecological resilience. The messengers included the Prince of Wales — who seamlessly knitted together the challenges of our failing global food system with a clear vision for the future — Eric Schlosser, Wendell Berry, Vandana Shiva and many more.
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Saw action in 18 games, making one start against Seton Hall on 12/30...Averaged 2.2 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.5 steals per game...Scored 11 points and added three rebounds in the first game of the Surf'N Slam Tournament against San Diego State on 12/28...Made three of five three-point field goals against San Diego State on 12/28...Contributed eight points and went two-for-three from three-point range while also grabbing three rebounds at Delaware on 12/18...Finished with six points at Holy Cross on 12/1...Scored four points and added three rebounds against Seton Hall on 12/30 in the second game of the Surf'N Slam Tournament...Saw limited action at the end of the season due to injury.
As a Freshman in 2006-07:
Played in 25 games...Averaged 3.2 points and 1.5 rebounds...Shot 41.1% (23-56) from the floor and 76.5% (26-34) from the free throw line...Had two rebounds and an assist in six minutes played in her collegiate debut against Holy Cross on 11/14...Scored her first collegiate points against Iowa on 11/17, finishing with three points...Scored in double figures in three straight games from 2/17 to 2/24...Had a career and season-high 19 points and eight rebounds at Long Island on 2/17...Totaled 10 points and three rebounds at Sacred Heart on 2/21...Had 16 points and six rebounds against Mount St. Mary's on 2/24.
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Scored 1,361 points in her career, including 18.3 points per game as a senior at Dallastown High School under coach Henry Schafer...Was named to the Patriot News Big 15 Team, First Team YAIAA All-County, and Team MVP in her senior campaign...Selected to the Conestoga Valley, Hempfield, and Big School All-District Tournament Teams, the York All-County Team, and earned Patriot News Top 10 Player recognition while leading Dallastown to the district semifinals and the Pennsylvania Eastern Region Semifinals as a junior...Was named to the Hempfield All-Tournament and York All-County Teams as a sophomore...Earned league honorable mention honors as a freshman...Also played soccer and field hockey for county championship teams in both sports, earning several individual accolades.
Born in Dallas, Texas...The daughter of Jane McGowan...Has an older brother, Chad, and younger siblings, Chase, Justin, Emily and Katie...Majoring in Legal Studies.
2007-08 Season Highs
Points: 11, vs. Seton Hall, 12/30/07
Rebounds: 4, vs. Mount St. Mary's, 1/14/08
Assists: 1, nine times
Blocks: N/A
Steals: 1, six times
Career Highs:
Points: 19, at Long Island, 2/17/07
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Assists: 2, two times
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Inaugural GameSeptember 20, 2009A panoramic view in Cowboys Stadium - Arlington, TX - The Rob Arra CollectionNFL Record Attendance 105,121
Welcome to football heaven - Jerry Jones' billion-dollar masterpiece, Cowboys Stadium, home of the legendary Dallas NFL franchise! After years of anticipation, the first regular-season game arrived, and with the Sunday Night eyes of the football world on Arlington, the new joint shone like nothing before. As Tony Romo stands behind his center calling a play in tight fourth quarter action...SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall.
With this poster, you are transported back to that historic night in Cowboys history, when old Texas Stadium became a distant memory, and a new level of stadium excellence arrived. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image from this unique corner view, you feel like you are at the event. From the world's biggest scoreboard complex suspended above the field, to the multiple stacked tiers of seating, to the ring of honor lining the upper deck facade, to the sideline entourages, to the action on the field, it's all here, in its true mega-majesty. Whether you're a Cowboys fan from afar, a one-time visitor to the stadium, or a season ticket holder, this print is a must for your wall and your collection. Worthy of a nice frame and a central location on your sports wall!
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Hey hey, it's Interleague Play! It's a packed house as the Cubs head to the South Side to take on the Sox. It's a beautiful mid-summer's night, with a spectacular post-sunset purple glow overhead, and a great game going on below. With the Sox up 4-2 in the top of the fifth...SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall!
With this poster, you are transported back to a glorious evening at Comiskey, when midseason baseball had a whole new meaning. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually at the game. You can clearly see the information on the scoreboards, the players on the field, and every detail of the park. For fans of the White Sox, this item belongs in a nice frame in a prominent place on your wall. An amazing Special-Edition collectible, and a beautiful piece for your wall!
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The goal of STEM schools is to foster intellectual, entrepreneurial and technical talent. This is vital to Ohio's future economic growth and prosperity, which depends on an aligned education system to support the state's economic development efforts and that helps all Ohio students become innovators and inventors, self-reliant and logical thinkers and technologically proficient problem solvers.
Proposals for STEM schools should do the following:
The Ohio Department of Education is a partner in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) focused on the infusion of high-level mathematics and science into curriculum. The connected work with leadership from the state Office of Career-Technical Education includes Project Lead The Way, Automated Materials Joining Technology and equalizing career field enrollment among gender, race, ethnicity and special populations.
Ohio is a member of a 19-state consortium formed by the STEM Center for Teaching and Learning. As a member of this consortium, Ohio schools are able to access freely the Engineering by Design curriculum materials. Engineering by Design is a standards-based K-12 STEM curriculum developed by the STEM Center for Teaching and Learning, under the guidance of the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (). To access these materials, please contact Leslie Yenkin, Office of Curriculum and Assessment or John Wiseman, Office of Career Tech.
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The accelerated bachelor's to master's program for a Leadership & Organizational Development degree (BA/MA) is designed for working professionals wishing to pursue a bachelor's degree in Organizational Studies and professional master's degree while maintaining part- or full-time employment. Our leadership programs offer courses in online formats with optional blended class meetings, in an accelerated 8-week term. These accelerated organizational development courses in St. Louis make our advanced online organizational and leadership courses more accessible for working professionals.
As a part of their undergraduate studies, Organizational Studies majors at SPS can take up to two courses (6 credit hours) that can be applied toward both the bachelor's degree and the Leadership & Organizational Development master's degree.
Students may request permission to take up to two of the graduate-level ORLD courses as a part of their undergraduate education (this applies to students in any online program at SPS as well as business degree students). If accepted to the LOD program, these two courses would be applied toward the degree completion requirements. The student must possess a 3.0 GPA in his/her major and minor coursework taken at SPS in order to be granted permission to take these graduate level courses. Business degree students and other undergraduate level students who meet the above requirements are welcome to apply.
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Don't take this the wrong way (And, hopefully I don't get banned) but now that we have given every player a second chance that seems to not have quite cut it (Absolutely anywhere unless they get 100 balls a game) .. lets just give Terrel Owens a break ..
I wouldn't be surprised if we sign him tomorrow, he has the famous Miami agent .. doesn't he?
Lets do it guys, I'll buy a ticket to see that for sure!
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The land down under offers once-in-a-lifetime adventure unlike anywhere else on earth. Where else can you hand-feed kangaroos in the wild? Take a hot-air balloon ride over the rain forest? Or experience the thrill of a live volcano? From stunning natural beauty to sophisticated cities, Australia delivers unmatched travel experiences.
Getting To Victoria
Australia's summer falls during North America's winter. The warmest months are November through March. You'll find the best travel deals between April and August, the start of fall. This time of year is ideal for an Outback adventure—the cooler weather is just right for a walkabout.
Flight Times
- Sydney: 21 hours from New York (via L.A.); 14 hours from L.A.
- Sydney to Melbourne: 1.5 hours
- Melbourne to Cairns: 2.5 hours
- Sydney to Perth: 2 hours
- Sydney to Darwin: 3 hours
Staying In Victoria
Must-see sights
- Sydney: The Opera House, Darling Harbour, The Sydney Bridge, Bondi Beach
- Melbourne: Phillip Island penguins
- Nature of Australia: The Great Barrier Reef, the Outback, rain forests of Queensland
Traveling In Victoria
In countries as large and divers as Australia, getting around will be mostly by plane. Transfers to hotels are available at all airports. Island resorts are accessible by boat, helicopter, and seaplane, and in many locations, getting there - whether by four-wheel-drive hehicle, train or guided tour - is part of the excitement.
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Six weeks seems so long, but not when the time is short. From assisting a local community garden, to exploring urban gardens, vertical farming, container gardens, and finally signage, the Urban Agriculture group took quite the ride to the end of the six week long Green Corridor course. Our project ideas were ever changing and growing. This week concluded the chaos, with a presentation of our final piece; the signage. The journey of the signage was not easy either. From traditional poster-style-bulletin-boards, to banners, to stencil and lights, the signage evolved to the cedar post bird houses unit that it is now. Through it, we hope to achieve an artistic and aesthetic appeal, as well as to draw our audience to the 'urban arts community' – our temporary name for the site located between the ecohouses on California Ave.
The signage was originally modelled with 5 posts of differing heights to represent a hand, on top of which text and items were to be placed. From here the birdhouses concept was borrowed towards the new and final signage. The choice of using no text, but rather birdhouses was to turn heads twice, and have a symbolic meaning. Through the clustering of the birdhouses on the post, we hoped to achieve our initial goal of representing community. The presence of local birds, we hoped would make the piece interesting, eye-catching, and representative of how we felt of the land, Green Corridor, and its surrounding environment.
At the conclusion of our six weeks with Green Corridor, the Urban Agriculture group shared their experiences of frustration, satisfaction, and accomplishment. We built our project on the basis that it would be functional, with or without our presence. We hope for future students of Green Corridor to build upon (and improve) what we have initiated, allowing for this project to be an inspiration to the community for years to come.


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From Mental Illness to Spiritual Wisdom: A Father-Daughter Odyssey
For 10 years, Barb and Tom Zanzig have been living with the effects of mental illness, she as a young adult with bipolar disorder and he as her father.
In March 2006, they decided to speak out publicly for the first time, not only about the devastating impact of mental illness, but also about the spiritual lessons that each of them learned in the midst of it all.
They shared their stories in a very personal presentation at the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress in Anaheim, CA. The event is the largest of its kind, perhaps in the world, each year attracting over 20,000 Catholic educators and pastoral leaders.
Some 400 people attended their workshop, titled "From Mental Illness to Spiritual Wisdom: A Father-Daughter Odyssey." Their goal was to share the particular spiritual insights they have gained through Barb's bipolar condition.
Much of Barb's portion of the presentation was drawn from the journals she has kept for years. For his part, Tom offered theological and spiritual insights that emerged for him as he struggled to parent Barb.
They hope that their story might help others who struggle to grow spiritually despite, or perhaps because of, mental illness.
"Over the last 10 years we have been very conscious of this illness and its impact, and we have been living the story that is bipolar disorder, both from her point of view as the person suffering from it, and I as her father," said Tom Zanzig in the presentation. "In the midst of all that, we have learned what we believe to be profoundly important spiritual lessons."
"We are not naïve -- we've gone through too much to be naïve," Tom was quick to add. "We're not offering any kind of pie in the sky spirituality. Jesus loves me, I believe. But that is not enough. It's not that simple. It's a difficult journey we've been on."
"Even with faith, and with deep spirituality, mental illness can kill people," said Tom. "We are not offering any kind of answer to this. We're offering a way that we have found to try to move through it, at least at this point in our lives."
For Barb, that means having a new understanding that just because someone is suffering does not mean that God is absent. To the contrary, she said "I've learned that in the midst of wrenching pain and loneliness, God can seem most present."
Said Barb,"God does not fix us, but gives us strength by suffering with us."
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Grants Pass, Ore. -- The Red Rock Lounge in Grants Pass surrendered their liquor license and closed their doors.
The news following March's fatal stabbing.
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BITControl is an enterprise in water and wastewater technology. Our team of engineers have extensive knowledge in the design and construction of waste water plants. Our knowledge is incorporated into the Aqua Designer Software package for the design and equipment of waste water plants. For suppliers in wastewater technology, we offer adaption of our product to special ...
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BIODISK Corporation is in business to provide cost effective and reliable wastewater treatment services to communities, mining camps, construction camps, remote areas.BIODISK Corp., is an industrial leader specializing in the design, manufacture, installation and operation of wastewater treatment facilities utilizing rotating biological contactors (RBCs).
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Los Campesinos! are a seven piece indie pop band from Cardiff, Wales, formed in early 2006 at Cardiff University. Although the band formed in Wales, none of its members are Welsh. They released their debut album, Hold on Now, Youngster..., in February 2008 and followed this up by releasing a record titled We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed, in October that year. Whilst many consider it to be an album due to its length, the band have always referred to it as a 'record' or EEP (Extended EP) due to contractual and artistic reasons. Their second official album, entitled Romance Is Boring, was released on 1 February 2010. Their fourth full-length release, Hello Sadness was released on 14 November 2011. The band has announced US & UK tour dates for 2012.
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