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UntrustworthySeptember 19,2013
Entergy has yet to prove themselves trustworthy in my eyes.
I have heard them say:
Entergy will honor the Public Service Board as the board on record.
Entergy will not sue the state in federal court using the field pre-emption argument.
If there is no certificate of public good in hand, Entergy will close by March 21, 2012.
Now Entergy states it is ready to shut down the Vermont Yankee reactor for economic reasons.
This should occur on the states terms not on Entergys.
I do not believe anything Entergy says.
At the start of docket 7862 in 2012, Entergy states under oath that it had 528 workers. Now it claims to have 630 workers.
Is Entergy trying to add more workers to the states unemployment lines than it should?
I, for one, would not put it past them.
The day before the Aug. 27 closure announcement, one of the replaced radiation gauges in the facility one that had had spurious readings due to excess electrical noise failed again. Remember it was not broken, it had spurious readings. If it is not broken then why are they now replacing it twice? The lies we have been told
Last year Entergy received compensation from the Department of Energy for the DOEs not taking high-level radioactive waste from 1998 and earlier.
Given that Entergy did not own the reactor or the fuel in 1998, is the company willing to use some of that money to hasten the movement of high-level waste into dry casks?
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The rules are simple: Ride 1000 miles, entirely under your own power, without support crews or cars, without caches stashed along the way, and without the benefit of drafting another's wheel to shield you from the wind.
You must haul all the gear you'll need to complete 1000 miles of bike riding through some of the most remote and beautiful, unspoiled areas of Oregon. There are no sag wagons coming to usher you safely home if you bail out; this is an Uber-free zone. It will be extremely hot, extremely dry, and extremely exposed, leaving you susceptible to dehydration and heat exhaustion. There are no cool, luxurious 400-count Egyptian cotton sheets awaiting you at night. Your options are either a bivy sac you carry yourself or a flea-bag motel. Oh, and and it will hurt. A lot.
So why on earth would anyone want to ride the Steens Mazama 1000? And, once decided, precisely how does one do such a thing?
We asked our sales guy extraordinaire, David Barstow Robinson—who completed the ride in 7 days 23 hours and 25 minutes—why he signed on for this. David shared the highlights—and low lights—of his trip and a few photos, because even though the Steens Mazama 1000 is a race, the wild Oregon backcountry insists on picture taking for remembering later.
So, why? I did this race because I wanted to find out what I was capable of, to test my mettle. I wanted to do a long-ride that would take more than just a weekend. I love the whatever-it-is about long rides, and thought that a stupid long ride would involve a lot of that—and it did. I wanted to see Oregon's diverse landscapes in a unique way. I saw at least a dozen unique landscapes, rode the state's highest road, covered vast stretches full of nothing but nature, and found out where my limits are and how far I can push past them.
The "Oh, hell yes!" moment: Being the first racer to reach the Steens summit. Technically it was a fake summit, but only by about 8' elevation. It was a real struggle to get up there. Took me about 10 hours. I hadn't slept much or eaten well at that point.
The "Oh, hell no!" moment: About 8500 feet into the climb up Steens mountain—just a few meters from the summit—I decided to turn around. I drank my 'summit beer', then had a bit of a breakdown over giving up so close to the top. I pressed on and finished the climb anyway. Then came a moment on Hart Mountain, as I was grinding uphill on gravel into a headwind. I had been passed by my closest competitor and was fighting off Achilles tendonitis that made me seriously worry about finishing my race. I walked a bit, stretched, found some Icy-Hot in Plush, and started an ibuprofen regimen in Lakeview. It helped, and I pressed on.
Favorite part of the ride? Descending into Lakeview at about 12:30am on day 5, the day after I climbed Steens mountain. I had spent most of the day riding across the Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge, which was an uphill slog into a headwind on washboard gravel. I decided to push from Plush to Lakeview (about 36 miles) as the sun was setting. With 10 miles to go I was wearing every piece of clothing I had with me—including rain gear—to stay warm and keep riding. I was about to summit Warner Pass when the GPS beeped at me to turn left onto a gravel road. The official route had us taking a gravel shortcut into town, sparing us several miles and a few feet of climbing. Between the Exposure Revo on my bars and a fairly bright headlamp, I had enough light to ride confidently down the mountain across terrain that varied from overgrown doubletrack to rough gravel. It occurred to me that spirited downhill gravel riding— after midnight, at the end of a very long day of hard riding—may not be the best idea. But I climbed under the no trespassing gate and rode the hell out of it, grinning my head off until I pulled into town and got a hotel room.
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|Custom built SRAM X0 rear, Shutter Precision PD-8X front laced to WTB FREQUENCY CX TCS i19 rims
Arisun Gravel Plus 40c 120tpi; tubes are Cyclone brand with removable valve cores, with some WTB Sealant squirted in
|SRAM Rival 1x11 42t crank; 10-42t cassette
|Brooks Cambium C17
|Thompson X4 10"x90mm
|Salsa Woodchipper
|AVID BB7 Road S with 160mm HS1 rotors
|Tioga Surefoot MX PRO platform pedals with screws mounted
|Exposure Revo dynamo-powered light
|Sinewave Revolution USB charger running to a cache battery
|Revelate Design bags
I had a single mechanical issue; lost 50% air at the top of a hill in Oregon City with less than 12 miles to go.
Kit stuff: Patagonia wool base layers, Outdoor Research Helium rain gear and bivy, Gore Tex socks and long gloves, Giro short-fingered gloves, SmartWool socks and balaclava, Adidas Sambas, lots of water (2 bottles and a 2L bladder), tools, and food. The bivy was the only camping gear I brought, so I spent a lot of time camping in post offices and hotel lobbies. I also brought a Patagonia Houdini wind vest, Marmot Calen puffy jacket, Outdoor Research buff, PDX LOX St. Helens U-lock, Endurolytes and Caffeine Pills in a ziplock bag I referred to as 'Pillbo Baggins' .
Favorite piece of gear: My green Marmot puffy coat; very rarely ridden in, but usually put it on within 5 minutes of stopping.
Soundtrack: The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers (Wild Horses played for some cows, while the actual wild horses got to hear Sister Morphine). As the album ended, Who Needs Sleep by the Barenaked Ladies came on, and I laughed at the irony of having slept about 3 of the past 48 hours at that point. Later, while riding across the desert, Beethoven's 9th. Other random earworms: Minka, by Spike Jones and A Horse With No Name by America. Side note: I'm not usually one to name my bikes, but as I was rolling into Needy near the Mahler Refuge, I officially named my bike The Horse with No Legs, after the song.
Advice to newcomers/first timers to the sport of gravel adventure racing: You can always double your previous best mileage. Go farther, even if you're not prepared. Drink beer.
As Knight Composites' distribution partner, we could tell you all about the technical specs behind Knight wheels. We could talk shop and explain how "laterally stiff, vertically compliant" really is a thing. We have stats; research that proves Knight wheels are faster, stiffer, and more efficient than the competition. We could try to convince you that Knight makes the best carbon fiber composite wheels on the market, but would you believe us? After all, that's our job, right?
Well, don't just take our word for it. The folks over at Decline magazine have a few things to say about Knight's ride quality. After putting the wheels through their paces, writer Drew Rohde summarized the experience this way:
Knight's Enduro wheelset have quickly become some of our favorite wheels to ride. Directly comparing these wheels to the Enve M70s we ride so often, we'd have to say the ride quality is superior and we greatly appreciate the vertical compliance. Traction is better, rider fatigue is reduced while we're still able to rail corners or slam the bike into a berm with force and still have the wheels right beneath us
His ascension was nothing short of miraculous. His tenacity incredible. His rugged all-American good looks and Texas-born swagger combined to polarize public opinion of him: you either loved or hated Lance Armstrong.
I did neither. I've always had an affinity for the underdog, so I found myself betting on rivals Ullrich, Basso, and Vinokourov. But Armstrong himself was something of a scrappy underdog who earned my respect; I mean, the man had kicked cancer to the curb and gone on to a brilliant athletic career.
But love him or hate him, more than anything in the history of US cycling, Armstrong's hero status boosted interest in the sport. The US Postal team fired up both national pride and interest in road cycling as an amateur sport. Road bike sales surged as the number of cycling enthusiasts increased by millions.
I was one of those millions. I fell in love with road racing the minute I entered a local amateur circuit race. I joined a team, trained religiously, and hired a coach. I even went so far as to get my USAC Coaching Level 1 certification. I found myself driving to San Francisco with my teammates to chase the Tour of California around, scribbling messages for Leipheimer and Voigt on the rolling roadways of Santa Rosa.
I had never been into spectator sports but I began meeting up with a group of die-hard TdF fans at the local french café to watch Le Tour on a big screen TV. For three weeks every July, our tribe would arrive, clad in sweaty lycra, our bikes leaning in piles against street signs on the sidewalk as we sipped coffee and nibbled flaky croissants while watching the race. What was it that made us sit transfixed, year after year, watching a sport which—let's face it—is really not that exciting to look at?
Endurance races like the TdF don't typify the American notion of "sport" which usually features broadly-shouldered, muscle-bound big dudes either playing ballsports or engaging in some gladiator-type stand-off like boxing or MMA. Pro cyclists don't look like athletes the way we've been trained to think about athleticism. What these skinny, lycra-clad dudes with shaved legs can do with a bike looks subtle, boring even; in reality bike racing is anything but.
So when the doping scandals erupted and pro after pro fell from grace—Armstrong falling hardest of all, being stripped of seven Tour de France titles and facing a lifetime ban—interest in the sport fell too. As interest fell, sales fell. The local race series became a ghost of its former self.
Millennials are not flocking to cycling as a sport the way Gen Xers did. In general, cycling fans all say the same thing: everyone dopes. After all, if your competition is doing it, how else can you be competitive?
It's been a few years since my last road race. I've traded my 700c's for 650b's in hot pursuit of hero dirt, rock gardens and sweet jumps. But there's a part of me that still wants to love the Tour and road riding; there is so much history and culture around this annual event that I hate to see it tarnished by doping. Perhaps cynicism is justified, but it still tastes bitter.
Yes, doping sucks, but what sucks even more is giving up something you love because of other people's bad behavior.
That's why I've decided if you can't beat 'em you might as well join 'em. This year I'm going to enhance my performance—or at least my visibility—as an 100% human-powered athlete, through doping. Sock doping, that is. Better living through textiles.
This week I returned to the French bakery to watch le Tour, partly to see what Cavendish and Sagan could do, but partly to see if the old crew would be there. There were a handful of old-timers, sipping tiny espressos, munching sugary beignets, eyes fixed on the big screen, collective sighs on every crash, and triumphant cheers at the finish.
Maybe we're an anachronistic bunch, but together we carry the torch—for tradition, for competition, for skinny dudes in stretchy pants, pedaling their asses off, trying to perform well in one of the world's most grueling events. This July—like every July—we gather together for three weeks—as best friends, as comrades, and fans and as cyclists. We catch up on what's happened the other 49 weeks of the year in between races. And this year, and I hope every year forward, as a symbol of riding clean we sport our dopest socks.
Join the sock doping party! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and tag @cyclonebicyclesupply #dopesocks on your favorite sock doping examples. At the conclusion of the Tour we'll choose our favorites and send the winners some dope socks to add to your performance-enhancing wardrobe.
You asked for it. And now, you've got it. Announcing our new and improved free freight allowance policy.
We're reducing our base-level free freight program to $250 and making it easier for you to add bulky, oversized items (BOI) to your freight allowed small parts orders. And if your order totals $1200, we're throwing in a freight allowance for ALL products—including BOI—giving you the best bang for your buck.
Even though BOI items are expensive to ship, we offer freight incentives on them when you include them on larger orders. This freight allowance helps you maintain or increase margins on your end.
You've heard the saying: if it's too good to be true, it probably is. So when we heard the rumors about Knight Composites making the fastest wheels in the world we were skeptical, but we were also curious. What allows Knight to make this bold claim?
We decided to check it out. We met with the Knight Composites founders and development team to find out whether this was just a clever marketing claim or an actual, measurable truth.
It turns out it's really true. In multiple scenarios, utilizing three different wind-tunnels to analyze performance, Knight's composite road wheels truly are faster than anything currently available on the market.
The secret? It's that the leading edge is actually the trailing edge design.
The Trailing Edge of Aerodynamics
Most aerodynamic wheel design research focuses on the leading edge—the tire and rim's outer edge. But the aerodynamics of the leading edge is largely dependent on the tire used. This data that comes out of this research is solid and should not be ignored, but Knight engineers discovered that designing around the trailing edge could offer greater aerodynamic benefit.
This pivotal insight, coupled with a rapid prototyping process allows Knight designers to manipulate the rims on a micro scale, perfecting the most minuscule details of the designs.
Knight Composites are the only wheel manufacturer using an Expanded Polysterene (EPS) layup and molding process. Combined with aerospace-grade Toray carbon fiber, this allows the company to produce a lighter, stronger, more reliable and precisely constructed rim than any other manufacturer.
Knight's commitment to providing superior wheels at a competitive price was so compelling, it was a no-brainer when they asked us to become their US distribution partner.
Want to Know More or Demo a Set?
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Reserve a time to ride online, or look for the Turner / Dirt Merchant demo at the event.
Fair weather is synonymous with more bike rides in most urban cycling markets. That means more butts on bikes, and more bikes on the road…and ultimately, more need for quality bike locks!
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Delivery Program 2016
Hey Cyclone people,
After moving our warehouse from NW out to Clackamas, we don't get to see all you lovely people as much as we used to. We've heard your requests for more convenient shipping options for our local Portland area IBD's. We feel your pain.
So, starting April 1, we will be running the local delivery service 4 days per week.
Who is this guy?
Long time "Cyclonian" (is that even a word?), Scott Owens, will be heading up the delivery efforts and managing the routes. If you see Scott coming through your door, don't be afraid. He's big and burly, but soft and cuddly too.
How does it work?
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(Reuters) - Embattled Jamaican sprinter Veronica Campbell-Brown's manager emphatically denied on Tuesday that the twice Olympic 200 meters gold medalist was a drugs cheat.
"That she should now be accused of infringing on anti-doping rules is a shock to her," Claude Bryan said in a statement after the Jamaican Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) provisionally suspended the world champion following a positive test for a banned diuretic at a meeting last month.
"Veronica is not a cheat, she has via hard work and dedication accomplished a record on the track which is absolutely remarkable," Bryan said.
"Her faith which rest not in device or creed will see her through this dark period."
The JAAA said the Caribbean island's most successful female athlete had voluntarily withdrawn from competition pending a hearing, adding that she would "vigorously pursue the clearing of her name".
The 31-year-old Campbell-Brown, the first Jamaican athlete to win a global 100 meters title, tested positive for a diuretic, which can be used to mask the use of performance-enhancing drugs, at the International Invitational World Challenge on May 4.
Sources close to Jamaican athletics told Reuters that the banned drug was contained in a cream which Campbell-Brown was using to treat a leg injury that she had declared on her doping control form.
They said an important factor was whether or not the banned drug appeared on the label of the cream. The World Anti-Doping Agency has a strict liability policy under which athletes are held responsible for any drug found in their body.
"While not accepting guilt of willfully taking a banned substance she wholeheartedly apologizes to her family, Jamaica, her sponsors, the governing body, the world athletics family, her supporters as well as those she worked with in various non-athletic causes for any embarrassment and or hurt this devastating news has caused," Bryan said.
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"Corporations and universities enriching themselves on the backs of uncompensated young men, whose status as "student athletes".. deprives them of the right to due process guaranteed by the Constitution." Decades of greed and self-interest pushed the NCAA to collapse under the weight of its hypocrisy. The parasitic business of college sports generates billions every year, ...more
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Sep 30, 2012 Rick rated it it was amazing
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Quick read- it's a long article not a book. I dont know jack about college sports, or at least I didn't until I read this book. But I am so not surprised that the NCAA is evil. Great insight into the NCAA, it's history, how it got here, how college football escaped its grasp, and... man. This organization totally shafts the kids. Here's a fun quote: "At the start of the 2010 football season, A. J. Green, a wide receiver at Georgia, confessed that he'd sold his own jersey from the Independence Bo ...more
Feb 15, 2012 Seth Farber rated it it was ok
Branch straddles the line between analysis & polemic, but it's hard to criticize his obvious disdain for the NCAA. Still, I don't feel like there was enough additional substance to make the full e-book any more worthwhile than Branch's Atlantic cover story. It's a topic worthy of reflection for any sports fan, but given the choice, I'd go with the shorter version.
Jul 02, 2014 Jimmy Williams rated it really liked it
Should college athletes be paid? That is a question I hear at least once a week these days as I spend my time trolling on the internets. I do believe there should be some sort of compensation but I'm not exactly sure if it should be, in the words of the prophet Randy Moss, "Straight Cash Homey". I have read essays and listened to speeches that fall on both sides of the argument and I understand how complicated of a situation it is. Unlike most internet trolls I try to do as much research as poss ...more
Jan 14, 2013 Dan rated it liked it
College athletics is an odd phenomenon. Universities and coaches make millions. The players make nothing. It's always struck me as an odd and potentially unstable arrangement.
This e-book gives a lot of background on how this came to pass, on all the legal battles the NCAA has fought over the years, and media deals they've landed. It also serves as a primer on some of the current legal cases which could reshape college athletics. The NCAA does not come across well. They depend on the universities ...more
This e-book gives a lot of background on how this came to pass, on all the legal battles the NCAA has fought over the years, and media deals they've landed. It also serves as a primer on some of the current legal cases which could reshape college athletics. The NCAA does not come across well. They depend on the universities ...more
Sep 21, 2012 Ashley rated it really liked it
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Though it was at times hard to follow, and though Branch clearly has an agenda, it is overall a good read if you want to know a little bit about the history of the NCAA. I was the sports editor at an NCAA Division I school newspaper during a time in which the role of athletics at the University was being questioned, it was amazing to see how passionately coaches and players upheld the NCAA's ideas of amateurism and the "student-athlete," and Branch tells the history of how these ideas came about ...more
Dec 31, 2013 Val Duncan rated it really liked it
My husband encouraged me to read this book and I enjoyed it more than I had anticipated. The author sheds light on just how hard college athletes work, how they are prevented from profiting from their accomplishments on the field (or even getting a part-time job), and how the NCAA makes millions and millions from kids who can't even afford to buy pizza when they finish practice and the cafeteria is closed. Most of these athletes will not go pro, and many lose their scholarships and are left with ...more
May 25, 2014 Chris rated it liked it
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Worthwhile read, but doesn't do much but skim the surface. The most interesting sections deal with the history of the NCAA and college sports, which helps me understand how this corrupt system was built in the first place. But what was most disappointing is that Branch does very little explaining where the money made from these sports goes or what the repercussions would be if the football and basketball programs suddenly stopped producing such largesse for their schools. Not that is does much t ...more
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The NCAA is dead and should be buried right away. The gross hypocrisy of its leaders is enormous. Calling the athletes from every college student-athletes, allows the NCAA to never have to pay for injuries suffered in competition or in practice. This is so even though these same athletes pull in billions of dollars for athletic programs. The book details many instances of outright bribery and dishonesty in student-coach relations. Highly recommended.
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If you're a collegiate sports fan, there's nothing that you don't already know revealed through Branch's prose. However, to read it all compiled into one, quick-reading ultra-article is depressing and heart-wrenching. The time has long passed to do something about the state of collegiate athletics, and remove the price that corporations and colleges put on the heads of these young men and women.
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A good look into the way college sports are administrated and the history of how such a corrupt system has been allowed to germinate over 50+ years.
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I was really enjoying this look in to the NCAA, but then it began to feel like I was reading a rant written by a high school debater.
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A great takedown of a ridiculous organization. I eagerly await the day when the NCAA is gone.
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Learned a lot more than I thought I would. Quite interesting!
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What he has put together in this book is truly life changing, and will shatter many of your (and my) preconceived ideas on living a godly life - by using Scripture as his basis in all areas.
The first couple of chapters are more biographical/introductory, and how he came to where he is now. Although interesting, he does seemingly wander a bit in dealing with subjective and objective truth and existintilism in his life (the beginning was not my favorite part of the book). Those are phrases that put the majority of Christians to sleep. Do not let that stop you!! By the end of the 2nd chapter, he is going full force, and the book will seriously begin to challenge your ideas on how we are truly to live.
He has chapters focused on areas such as constantly looking to the Cross of Christ for our joy and our daily living and bearing fruit and being selfless in the manner that we live, as well as a fun expositional on Philippians 1.
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I would also like to add that this book is probably a bit more hard hitting than his other stuff. He comes right out and calls people to bigger and better things. I can imagine some people actually being offended by some things that he says - that simply going to work and raising your kids aren't all that God has called you to. There's a great calling to consider cross-cultural missions work. :) He says things like:
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Movies and TV series like "Office Space" and "The Office" strike a nerve because we identify with their main theme - the futility of the average life. How many of us feel that we've somehow managed to settle for complacency and boredom instead of the risk and passion that we dream about? In the Christian's case, how many are just playing it safe by focusing on the 'thou-shalt-nots' instead of actually stepping out in faith to DO God's will? These are difficult questions to answer honestly, but we must do so for our own eternal good. For as Piper states, "only what's done for Christ will last."
Each chapter of "Don't Waste Your Life" deals with different aspects of magnifying Christ. Risk-taking, suffering, and the workplace are all arenas where we can glorify God and enjoy Him as we lead our daily lives. However, the last chapter reveals Piper's heart: missions. Ultimately, the overarching theme of this book is winning others to Christ by our lives, and if necessary, by our words. To that end, Piper implores the reader "in the name of Jesus to wake up, and enlarge your heart, and stretch your mind, and spread your wings." For when all is said and done, what really matters is that those who are lost are lost no more.
In this book, short by Piper's standards, he drives home the biblical principle that we must give up our lives to find them. Piper applies this passion for Christ in different areas of life: work, relationships, missions, etc. The chapters on risk-taking and work are alone worth the price of the book. I highly reccommend this book as a gift for graduates and college students, but it is worth reading for every believer who doesn't want to waste their life.
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The Australian Senate passed an anti-terrorism bill called the "National Security Legislation Amendment Bill" that would give the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) more power to monitor Web traffic. If finalized, the law permits ASIO agents to search and monitor an unlimited number of computers on a particular network based on a single warrant request. Journalists, bloggers and government whistleblowers could also spend up to 10 years in prison for revealing details of intelligence operations, as part of the law. The bill is set to be voted on and approved by Australian's House of Representatives next week.
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Australia's sweeping computer surveillance bill rings similar to the U.S. National Security Agency's (NSA) program exposed by former contractor Edward Snowden in 2013. Snowden's document leaks detailed the NSA's spy efforts monitoring Internet and social media activity, emails, and metadata from phone calls to track targets. A report from The Washington Post in July showed that 90 percent of the emails the NSA collected were from ordinary citizens.
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Swedish Turkey Meatballs
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I loooove swedish meatballs, but I don't love all that fatty beef and thick gravy sauce sticking to my thighs! Even though this is a healthy makeover dish, it is just as good, if not better, than the original! I always pack the meatballs together tightly before placing them in the pan, and turn them over halfway through the cooking time. Also, sometimes I make the gravy sauce in a crockpot and let the cooked meatballs stew in there for a few hours. Just a few suggestions! Enjoy!
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- 1 lb ground turkey
- 1⁄4 cup egg substitute
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1⁄2 cup rolled oats
- 1⁄4 cup minced onion
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 dash Worcestershire sauce
- 10 ounces 98% fat-free cream of mushroom soup
- 1⁄4 cup skim milk
- Preheat oven to 350.
- In large bowl, combine eggbeaters, water, rolled oats, onion, salt, pepper, worcestershire sauce.
- Add ground turkey and mix it all well.
- Form into meatballs about 1" in diameter and place on a broiler pan.
- Bake for 25-30 minutes until meatballs are no longer pink in center.
- While meatballs are cooking, pour soup into a pot and dilute with 1 can of water.
- Add milk and stir.
- When the meatballs are done, add them to the gravy sauce and let cook together for about 15 minutes.
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Very, very good, Health Nut. I haven't made Swedish meatballs all that often, but may have to start making them more frequently. Loved the meatballs, but thought the gravy needed a little something more and was a little too thin. I added another 1/4 cup milk, and added some no-fat sour cream and cornstarch and a little bit of dill. That did it for us. Thnx for sharing your recipe, Health Nut. Made for PAC Fall 2009.
I love Swedish meatballs too! These were very good served with mashed potatoes with the gravy over them. I will be making these again. Thanks for posting. Made for Fall 2009 PAC.


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Intellectual Property in Preferential Trade Agreements: What Treaties, What Content?
Version of Record online: 19 NOV 2013
DOI: 10.1002/jwip.12015
© 2013 John Wiley & Sons Ltd
The Journal of World Intellectual Property
Volume 16, Issue 5-6, pages 240–261, December 2013
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Seuba, X. (2013), Intellectual Property in Preferential Trade Agreements: What Treaties, What Content?. The Journal of World Intellectual Property, 16: 240–261. doi: 10.1002/jwip.12015
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- Version of Record online: 19 NOV 2013
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- bilateralism;
- free trade;
- developing countries
Preferential trade agreements have become a major source of international intellectual property regulation. This paper analyses the preferential trade agreements notified to the World Trade Organization and identifies which among them regulate intellectual property in a significant manner, which is the level of development of treaty members, what the general structure of the covenants is, what categories of intellectual property are covered and what areas of intellectual property enforcement are addressed in each treaty. The objective is to present the wider picture, describe the characteristics of intellectual property regulation via PTAs, and facilitate future research in particular areas of interest. The analysis of the 141 PTAs that regulate intellectual property in a meaningful allows drawing the attention on aspects such as the transplantation of intellectual property law and the increasingly detailed and demanding content of the treaties, as well as observing other probably unexpected features, particularly concerning intellectual property enforcement and the interests of developing countries.


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Changing grades
Changing grades
The easiest way to change your grade on a Blackboard Grade Center page is to, well, just change the grade. For example, Jay on the first quiz, he got a 90. I want to give him a 95. So what I do is I click on the score and just type in a new score, 95, and then press Enter or Return on my keyboard. Remember, I don't want to type 95 and then click somewhere else. Blackboard will throw up that message saying, "don't forget to click OK." Now you can enter grades or change grades for almost anything that you see on your grade book, Grade Center, with a few exceptions.
If it is a weighted total, if it's a calculated total, those things you won't be able to edit. I'm clicking on this and it's not allowing me to change it because it's a weighted total. Blackboard figures out that grade, you can't change it yourself. For the Total, you can't change that. However, I could change Classroom Participation. Let me go back and I want to show you something els...
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That looks happy and tasty.
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)
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That looks happy and tasty.
As you impale them upon your forked instrument of torture, they start to bleed maple syrup, their happy smile falls from their face as your maw opens in anticipation of the feast of devouring, they writhe trying to free themselves, realizing too late their only purpose in life is to satiate your irresitable hunger.
Needs a Mr. Bill face.
I prefer the Nannerpus.
Oh, sure. . . if there were meal worms in the flour you'd be disgusted, but put a cartoonish happy face on a caterpillar and suddenly it's OK to eat.
I'll take the meal worms, thanks. What kind of syrup do you have? What? No butter?! Philistines!
What about other animals than caterpillars, though it smiles at me.
But hey it's just cookie, so no problem, as long as it tastes good.
Just when you think you can pick who wrote which article just by looking at the title, Cory goes and writes this. Cory, Mark writes about pancakes.
But thanks anyway, they look yummy.
Here is another fine example of breakfast-art:
(For my namesake it should be charred pork kidney, but I prefer oatmeal.)
How about food that wants to exterminate you? I made daleks out of eggs once for my bento: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelfish/2183727281/in/set-72157603676845344/
"Regrettably to Honorably Terminate Your Continued Existence Witt Extreme But Polite Prejudice!"
This reminds me of my very favorite single Achewood comic strip, where Teodore (a teddy bear) attempts to make Mickey Mouse pancakes for Philipe, a sensitive young otter:
It's the perfect distillation of a child's ideas about how the world is, running up against the grim reality :)
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