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Friday, June 17, 2016
ACTION ALERT: Submit Your Comment to EPA Today
The EPA is accepting written comments on its proposal for 2017 RFS volumes. EPA has proposed to lower the 2017 RFS requirement for conventional renewable fuels (like corn ethanol) to 14.8 billion gallons from the level of 15 billion gallons established by Congress in the 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act. EPA is justifying this approach by again suggesting that the marketplace lacks the ability to consume 15 billion gallons due to impediments such as the so-called "blend wall." KyCorn is again asking for your help in commenting to the EPA and encouraging them to put the RFS back on track. Please follow the simple steps in the attached document to file your comment with EPA before July 11. Thanks for your support!
ACTION ALERT: Contact EPA on Atrazine
The Kentucky Corn Growers Association urges farmers to submit comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, following publication of the Agency's draft Ecological Risk Assessment for atrazine, an herbicide used for weed control in growing corn and other crops. If it stands, EPA's recommendation would effectively ban the use of atrazine in most farming areas in the U.S.
"Atrazine is a safe and effect crop management tool. If EPA succeeds in taking away this option, it will be sending farming practices back decades - and hurt the environment in the process," said Maryland farmer Chip Bowling, President of NCGA. "As a farmer and a conservationist, I can't let this go unanswered. That's why I'm urging farmers to contact the EPA and make their voices heard."
"There are two important things to remember about this attack on atrazine by EPA. First, if bad science is allowed to impact one of the most studied products on the market (50 years of safe use) then all products are in jeopardy and second, atrazine is in almost 100 products at varying levels which means so-called alternatives may also be impacted. This is a game changing proposal and comments are crucial," said Laura Knoth, KyCorn Executive Director.
Atrazine is widely used crop management tool proven to combat the spread of resistant weeds, while also reducing soil erosion and improving wildlife habitats. When farmers have access to atrazine, they do not have to do as much tilling, or turning up of the soil - a practice that erodes soil and leads to water and nutrient loss. Studies suggest farming without atrazine could cost corn farmers up to $59 per acre. Look here for a list of products containing Atrazine.
As part of the assessment, EPA recommends reducing the aquatic life level of concern (LOC) from 10 parts per billion (ppb) on a 60-day average, to 3.4 ppb. Scientific evidence points to a safe aquatic life LOC at 25 ppb or greater.
Visit www.ncga.com/atz to submit your comments to the EPA. The deadline to submit comments is August 5. For more information on atrazine, visit agsense.org.
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Ford's "Fuel of the Future" Still Powering America Forward
(RFA) This month marks the 120th anniversary of an automotive milestone: Henry Ford's test drive of his first vehicle, the Quadricycle. The 20-mile-an-hour Quadricycle, which was literally built using two sets of bicycle wheels, would launch the career of an industrial pioneer and push the world into a new era for transportation. The 32-year-old engineer had single-handedly revolutionized the "horseless carriage" with his experiment that ran on an unenviably-small three gallons of ... ethanol. Ford was a staunch supporter of using fuel ethanol, which he called the "fuel of the future," in part because of its effect on engine performance. From the Model T to the Mustang, the performance of these machines' engines came down to the quality of fuel - or more specifically, octane.
Today, ethanol is the cleanest and cheapest source of octane on the planet. The benefits of ethanol have long been apparent to gasoline blenders and it's not hard to see why. To describe ethanol as the most multifaceted fuel source in America may seem like embellishment in a 2016 world where sensationalism has become the norm, but for a fuel that dates back to Ford's days, the liquid that chemists better describe as EtOH truly is amazing when you examine its versatility.
The ethanol industry has grown from a niche sector of the fuel market to become a ubiquitous component of the motor fuel market available at nearly every gas station in the country. With an octane rating of 113, ethanol provides more knock resistance per dollar than any other additive. Ethanol's benefits aren't just being felt here in the United States; international markets are also starting to recognize ethanol's ability to upgrade gasoline octane ratings, which in Europe, for example, are much higher due to their more stringent fuel economy standards. Ethanol increases octane in a much cleaner way than more harmful petroleum-derived octane such as toluene and benzene. Moreover, ethanol reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 34 percent compared to gasoline, and as a renewable source, ethanol is in the best position to meet the needs of high-octane engines without harming the environment.
If the founder of one of Detroit's Big Three can build his empire upon the earliest of early flex-fuel vehicles running on ethanol, it might be worth taking a second look at what we put in our own tank.
Labels: American Ethanol, ethanol, Henry Ford, Model T, RFA
Friday, June 10, 2016
KyCorn Testifies at EPA Hearing
KyCorn joined farmers and biofuel advocates from across the country Thursday, June 9, at a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) field hearing on proposed 2017 renewable fuel volumes under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). All in attendance urged the EPA to follow the law and make more ethanol available to consumers in next year's fuel supply.
Testifying on behalf of KyCorn was Megan Bell, board member and farmer from Mayfield, KY. Megan tells the EPA the negative impact their proposal will have on the environment as well as her family.
"Your current decision will negatively impact our environmental and economic future and will negatively affect the future of my children. I don't have a hidden agenda, I have four children. I owe it to them to take a stand and ask that you reverse your decision and maintain obligations as Congress intended," said Megan.
"Raising RVOs back to statutory levels will preserve, what I consider to be one of the most impactful environmental policies in our history, and enhance an industry that literally cleans the air bushel by bushel and gallon by gallon."
Chip Bowling, a farmer from Newburg, Maryland, and president of the National Corn Growers Association, highlighted the investment in fuel infrastructure over the past year in partnership with USDA's Biofuels Infrastructure Partnership.
"NCGA and our state corn associations helped match [USDA] funds, making an overall investment totaling more than $200 million. These are real dollars going toward real investments to help provide consumers a more affordable and cleaner fuel option at the pump," said Bowling.
"The EPA and this Administration made a pledge to the American people to become energy independent by developing American-based energy sources such as corn ethanol. Farmers responded by growing enough corn for all of our needs. Businesses responded by investing in production infrastructure across rural America. As a result of these government promises and private efforts, the U.S. is able to sustain a prosperous renewable fuels industry. Now it's up to EPA to deliver on its promises."
Also testifying at the hearing were Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts, Missouri Director of Agriculture Richard Fordyce, Crappie Masters TV co-host Brian Sowers, former Iowa State Rep. Annette Sweeney, and farmer-leaders from a dozen state corn grower associations. All told, more than 100 people testified in support of raising the volume of ethanol and other renewable fuels.
Supporters are urged to submit comments to the EPA at ncga.com/rfs. The deadline is July 11.
Labels: American Ethanol, EPA, ethanol, RVO
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Trade School Highlights Impact of Trade Policy to Agriculture
More than 50 farmers, ranchers and representatives of state agriculture associations were in Washington this week to broaden their knowledge about trade issues and drum up support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Capitol Hill as part of the National Corn Growers Association Trade School. Representing KyCorn was Executive Director, Laura Knoth.
"It is vital that we take time to study trade, the U.S. economy as well as current and potential demand," said Knoth. "Our competitors have negotiated regional and bilateral agreements that is a disadvantage to Americans in the global market. The Trans-Pacific Partnership will allow us to protect and expand our market share."
During the two days, trade school attendees learned from public and private sector experts about the importance of trade to the agriculture sector; the role of the World Trade Organization; global population and dietary trends and their implications for agriculture; the growing ethanol export market; and the current state of play for TPP and other international trade agreements.
With trade issues in the forefront right now, farmers were able to leave the week with knowledge and resources to be trade advocates in D.C. and in their own communities. Following trade school, many farmers and ranchers visited their congressional offices, urging Congress to take up TPP and pass the agreement this year.
Friday, June 3, 2016
And Finally We Have Some Good News...
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling regarding the ability to file legal challenges to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Clean Water Act jurisdictional determinations.
In an 8-0 ruling, the Court unanimously agreed that jurisdictional determinations are, in fact, final agency action and determinations have direct legal consequences, therefore the determinations may be challenged in a court of law.
Previously the EPA and the Army Corps had maintained that determinations did not represent "final agency action" and should not be subject to legal challenges. The ruling is a win for private property rights, agriculture and benefits the legal fight over the Agencies' Waters of the U.S. rule.
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Destination: Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
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This was our third cruise on Ventura, so you already know that she's a ship we like. Ventura's strong points were the same as ever: the balcony cabins (especially the walk-in hanging area), the big C-deck balcony, the quiet of the stern Terrace, and the touches of formality.
But this cruise was principally about the itinerary, which was as good as we'd hoped. The worst destination, Cephalonia, was just a bit boring; but Dubrovnik, the two days in Venice and a further day in Korcula were extraordinary. When a hot day in Corfu ends up seeming just so-so in comparison, you know you've been to some good places.
Food in the MDR and buffets was good to very good, while the meals we took in East (three, including a lunch) and at the White Room were exceptional. Service, too, was good in the typical P&O rather under-stated style. We also had extremely good company at dinner. The only area that we were unhappy with was wine availability: the wine stores hadn't been More replenished before leaving Southampton, and wines were becoming unavailable from quite early in the cruise. Less
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I think their dishes can be a hit and miss. I had a carpaccio di tonno for 12 quid that was really sad; three thin slices of fish.
But the couple next to me had a platter of meats and buffalo mozzarella for not that much more! So discretion when ordering would be good.
That said, pasta prices seem reasonable so I will be ordering that if I go back, especially since the people at the table next to ours seemed to be enjoying theirs.
I went there chiefly for the oysters. The Loch Fyne is good, while the Jersey Rock is clean, but a underwhelming, perhaps because I'd eaten the Loch Fyne first and that spoiled me.
Dessert is decent although at 6.50 I did wonder if I should have gotten more oysters instead.
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Pescatori. What can I say? Overpriced and underwhelming, much as it ever was. I wasn't paying but would have been pretty annoyed if I had been, such is the over inflated cost of everything. A plate of courgette and mint penne pasta was £14.95: ingredients were pasta, a couple (okay, three at most) baby courgettes sliced into the finest slices, and mint. I thought that the advertised courgette flowers had been forgotten about until I discovered them underneath a pile of pasta, deflated and utterly pointless. (Did the chef not know what to do with them? If she or he popped round the corner to Salt Yard, they'd see just what a glorious thing a courgette flower can be when it's stuffed with goat's cheese and drizzled in honey.) Likewise the Pecorino was negligible in quantity or taste. The dish was utterly dull.
This main course must have cost so little to produce that the mark up is embarrassing. But I was really astonished at dessert. Affogato for £6.95. Now, this is one of the cheapest desserts in Christendom, yes? So for £6.95, you'd expect Pescatori to stretch to maybe a large portion of ice cream. Not so. One solitary scoop of vanilla ice cream – cheap-tasting and riddled with ice particles – with the requisite espresso poured on top. My, oh my. Not as good as Franco Manca's or Briciole's – and you could have two for that price at either establishment.
Service was also pretty disappointing – adjectives I'd use to describe the smorgasbord would be a mix between fake, cold, on the upsell and lechy.
Please avoid this joint. If you want Italian in 'north' Soho, go to L'Atium. Their menu is fabulous, it's cooked with flair, is interesting and is defiantly not a rip off. In fact, I'd happily recommend Pizza Express above Pescatori. At least they're honest about what they do and you won't get rinsed.
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A key battle on the NHL odds menu sees visiting Los Angeles Kings dueling the San Jose Sharks on Sunday at SAP Center.
Supporters of the Los Angeles Kings have seen them go 49-32-6 so far this season, while the Sharks are at 50-30-7. In totals betting, the San Jose Sharks are 44-35-8, while the Kings are 30-34-23.
The visiting Tampa Bay Lightning hope for a solid performance on Sunday as they look to steal a win at Joe Louis Arena against the Detroit Red Wings.
42-34-11 Detroit battles the Lightning, currently with a 50-32-5 mark. The OVER/UNDER records, important for totals bettors, are 32-38-17 for the Red Wings and 35-41-11 for the Lightning.
The opening round series between the Florida Panthers and New York Islanders was always going to be an interesting one and while many expected a Panthers win, it is the Isles that can wrap things up in Brooklyn Sunday. Should the Isles win and finish the series, it will be the first time the franchise has advanced to the second round of the playoffs in 23 years.
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The Islanders took a 3-2 series lead thanks to an overtime winner from Alan Quine; a perfect time for the 23-year-old to record his first goal of the postseason.
Netminder Thomas Greiss has been excellent with regular No. 1 Jaroslav Halak out due to injury. The German stopped 47 of the 48 shots he faced in Friday's double-overtime victory. In five games thus far, Greiss has stopped 180 of 192 shots and has posted a 2.09 goals against average and .938 save percentage.
Reports have surfaced that Nick Bjugstad did not travel with the team to Brooklyn for Game 6. Bjugstad suffered a head injury in Game 5 after falling and receiving treatment. He has recorded four points in the postseason thus far, which is tied for second most behind Reilly Smith's eight.
The Dallas Stars were cruising through the opening two games of their Western Conference series versus the Minnesota Wild but things have taken an interesting turn. The Wild can force a Game 7 with a win on home ice Sunday afternoon.
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The Stars were sharp in taking games one and two by scores of 4-0 and 2-1 respectively. They switched from Kari Lehtonen to Antti Niemi in the crease after losing Game 3 by a score of 5-3 and may contemplate another switch following the 5-4 loss in Game 5.
Mikko Koivu has really stepped things up with Zach Parise and Tomas Vanek out due to injury. Koivu scored the equalizer as well as the overtime winner in the Wild's Game 5 victory.
OVER bettors will be thinking hard about about Sunday's Game 6 contest. OVER has gone 5-0-1 in the previous six meetings between the Stars and Wild in Minnesota.
Down 3-0 in the opening round of their Eastern Conference playoff series against the Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers coach Dave Hakstol made a goaltending change from Steve Mason to former Capitals goaltender Michal Neuvirth. In the next two games, Neuvirth stopped 75 of 76 shots faced to lead his team to consecutive wins and get right back into the series.
Online shop Bovada is presently offering the Capitals at -180 in moneyline markets while the Flyers come in at +160. The total is presently tabbed at 5 with OVER +105 and UNDER -125.
Despite winning 2-0 in Game 5, traffic was completely one way as Neuvirth was asked to make a whopping 44 saves while the Flyers mustered a dismal 11.
The Caps dominated virtually every statistical category in Game 5 except the one that matters; the scoreboard. One of those categories was hits as the Caps plastered the Flyers all over the ice, out hitting them 35 to 17, led by Alex Ovechkin's eight.
Speaking of the Russian sniper, I'm sure the Caps would trade the bulk of those hits for some points. Ovi has failed to register a point in back-to-back games and has been held off the scoresheet in three of the five games this series.
If Salt 'n' Pepa's 1986 hit song-turned-ear worm "Push It" is ringing in your ears, it might be a sign you are playing a lot of NHL totals these playoffs.
That jam kept echoing in my ears as we continue to watch the pushes rack up through 34 games so far. The OVER/UNDER record is 10-14-10 in the Stanley Cup playoffs with the latest push coming Thursday night when the Pittsburgh Penguins bowled over the New York Rangers 5-0 at Madison Square Garden.
After mounting a sensational comeback to force extra hockey, the St. Louis Blues were left devastated as Patrick Kane scored in double overtime to give the Chicago Blackhawks a 4-3 win in Game 5. The Blues will look to wrap things up in Game 6 in Chicago and if their history on the road is any indication, there's a strong possibility that it happens.
The Blues have won both games in Chicago in their opening round series and have actually gone 7-0 straight up in their previous seven road games dating back to the final days of the regular season. In fact, after the Blues took a 1-0 series lead with a 1-0 overtime win in the series opener at the Scottrade Center, the road team has gone 4-0 SU in the series.
The Blues have gotten balanced scoring from all positions as three players enter Saturday's game with five points and three head into the weekend with four points.
The Hawks lead all postseason participants with 37.4 shots per game, which makes it all the more surprising that each of Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa recorded their first goals in Game 5 and captain Jonathan Toews has failed to get one past Brian Elliott.
It's probably safe to assume that the Blues have the 2014 postseason niggling in the back of their minds now. They jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the opening round that season before the Blackhawks won four-straight to advance. If that's the case, this series is already over.
With the series knotted up at two games apiece, the Anaheim Ducks and Nashville Predators travel across the country to California as Game 5 goes at the Honda Center Saturday. The Ducks will be hoping to break the stranglehold the visiting team has had in the series thus far and become the first home team to win a game.
The goaltending switch from John Gibson to Frederik Andersen has proved fruitful for the Ducks as the Dane has stopped 57 of the 58 shots he has faced in the two wins in Nashville. Gibson, who started games one and two at the Honda Center, allowed six goals as the Ducks lost the opening two games by identical 3-2 scorelines.
The two games in Tennessee painted a different picture as Anaheim was able to outscore its hosts 7-1 to pull things even before heading back to California.
Andrew Cogliano has paced the offense with four points (two goals, two assists) including a goal in Thursday's 4-1 victory.
After allowing a power play goal in Game 2, the Ducks, owners of the NHL's best penalty kill in the regular season (87.2 percent) killed off all 11 power plays the Pred had in games three and four.
Game 5 of the first round series between the Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Rangers shifts to the Steel City as Pittsburgh looks to put the Rangers down and move on to the second round of the playoffs. The Pens have been rolling at home lately, posting a 15-5 SU record in their last 20 games at the Consol Energy Center. New York got the better of the Pens in Game 2 in Pittsburgh, but Sidney Crosby and company haven't lost two games in a row at home since mid-December.
One thing Rangers backers have come to count on is the team's bounce-back ability, as they're now 18-5 in their last 23 games after a loss. Three straight losses is also a rarity lately for New York, as they're 4-1 in their last five games after consecutive losses.
Penguins goalie Matt Murray is slowly becoming the story of this series after allowing just one goal off 48 shots in his two starts in net. The 21-year-old made his playoff debut in Game 3 at Madison Square Garden and has responded by chewing up the pressure of the playoffs and spitting it out.
It's been a well-rounded effort for Pittsburgh so far throughout the series as nine different players have goals.
The San Jose Sharks take a 3-1 series lead back to Staples Center and will not be intimidated in the slightest after taking the first two games of the series there.
The Kings are presently -135 in moneyline markets at online book Bovada while the Sharks are +115 on the road. In totals markets, OVER 5 goals is presently EVEN odds while UNDER 5 goals is -120.
The Sharks rebounded from a 2-1 overtime loss in Game 3 with a 3-2 win at the SAP Center Wednesday night, earning themselves a 3-1 lead in the series. Patrick Marleau's first of the postseason proved to the be the game winner as the Kings managed a pair late in the contest.
It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who had been following the league closely that San Jose was so good in L.A. in the opening two games. The Sharks were the best road team in the league all season long with a 28-10-3 record in their travels.
The flip side to that coin was their 18-20-3 record at home, but a dangerous road team can be a perilous opponent in the chase for the Stanley Cup.
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Really excited to get back to Sunset Marquis this Friday night! Get yourself fired up for the show with this video from my 2013 visit! - https://youtu.be/7DrHndWZ2qw
What an amazing time at the Summer Barn Bash this weekend! Awesome to be part of such a fun night benefiting the Sewickley YMCA. Thanks to everyone that came out, hope we can do it again real soon!
Quick trip to LA to do some rehearsing for next weekend at Sunset Marquis. Gonna have some special guests joining Jimi and me for this one, don't miss it!
Good news for my fans in the Pittsburgh area! I'm heading out to Sewickley, PA this Saturday night to play the Summer Barn Bash benefiting the local YMCA. A very limited number of tickets are available now, visit http://www.sewickleyymca.org/queenv/ for all the details.
Just over a month to go until I'm back on stage at Sunset Marquis and I can't wait! - https://www.facebook.com/events/1717644905119476/
Definitely a career highlight for me, an unforgettable night! It was such an amazing honor to perform our National Anthem at the Orioles game! - https://youtu.be/lG_9mJrUHZw
Check out this amazing professionally shot footage of my whole set from last Friday at Camden Yards before the Orioles took on the Yankees! - https://youtu.be/W6aXrIY8uDk
Happy Monday! Still all smiles from the show at Camden Yards! http://queenv.com/online/baltimore/
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Wynton Marsalis Returns with a Magic New Album
Compared to his 2002 album, All Rise, which consisted of an extended composition for big band, gospel choir and symphony orchestra—some 200 players, all told—trumpet virtuoso Wynton Marsalis' latest platter is child's play. Which, according to Marsalis, was the point. "I wanted to restate my basic love of jazz music in a quartet format," he says.
Magic Hour is Marsalis' debut for the legendary Blue Note label, and represents a marked departure from his recent ensemble work. By surrounding himself with a cast of youthful musicians for whom he served variously as a musical mentor during their formative years, Marsalis has managed to build a record from the ground up, beginning with bassist Carlos Henriquez' bouncing grooves, accented by Ali Jackson's intuitive drumwork and rounded out melodically by Eric Lewis at the piano and, of course, Marsalis taking the lead on trumpet.
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If you've never seen Cape Breton fiddling virtuoso Natalie MacMaster and her phenomenal band, you'll get your chance on Friday, June 18, at the Rio Grande Zoo at 7 p.m. (show up as early as 5:30 p.m. to get a good space on the grass). Those of you who have seen her need no further prodding. See you there. ... The Big Spank are set to usher in the release of their new CD on Friday, June 18, at the Launchpad with performances by special guests Concepto Tambor, Ask the Man, The Disclaimers, AVISO and Suburban Shock Syndrome. This one's all ages, so get there at 8 p.m. ... The ugliest, most misogynistic dancehall reggae legend the world has ever known, Yellowman, will return to Albuquerque with the Sagittarius Band for a show at the Sunshine Theater on Saturday, June 19, at 8 p.m. ... ZoukFest presents The Jenny Vincent Trio, Spanish-American dance music from New Mexico on Sunday, June 20, at the Adobe Bar in Taos from 6 to 9 p.m. Contact Roger Landes at (505) 751-3512 or email@example.com for more information. ... Ray Charles' funeral should have been at least three times bigger than Ronald Reagan's, but hey, that's just my opinion.
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The Mountainside YMCA showcases local bands
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Friday, June 18; Mountainside YMCA (12500 Comanche NE, 292-2298, all ages, 7 p.m.): I've long held that the "Battle of the Bands" is one of the worst concepts ever spewed forth. It does nothing but pit loca bands against each other and create animosity when what's really needed is unity. Thank the Baby Jesus that the YMCA got it right. "Band It" is a music showcase in which eight local bands will appear on one stage to perform their original music for an audience of their peers and a few older folks like myself.
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Saturday, June 19; Stella Blue (21 and over, 9 p.m.): On the strength of a rushed demo and without ever having played a proper live show, newgrass phenoms Railroad Earth found themselves with invitations to the three most prestigious bluegrass/folk festivals in the United States, followed shortly thereafter by a recording contract with Sugar Hill, a couple of road stints and a rabid underground following.
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Who would have thought that listening to the blues can make you feel happy?
This can be said for W.C. Clark's music which is described as soul cleansing blues. Listening to Clark's music is an enlightening experience, that makes you feel baptized and born again after just one listen.
Clark combines the blues with rock 'n' roll, funk, ragtime and big band styles. He is BB King, Ray Charles, Chuck Barry and Muddy Waters all rolled into one, combined with his own unique style of Austin Blues.
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Candiria What Doesn't Kill You (Type A Records)
If it wasn't for bands like NYC's Candiria, filling the void left by the demise of Helmet and Quicksand, I'd have taken my own life a long time ago. Tragically, Candiria's last tour took the life of their van, equipment and, very nearly, the lives of all five members when a semi smashed into them at freeway speed. After two years of physical and mental recovery, Candira are back with their fourth—and best—record. Part prog metal, part hardcore and part classic thrash, this one's close to perfect.
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Good news, everybody! This year's Van's Warped Tour is coming through Burque—albeit the festival's given up it's lauded positioning at the big amphitheater south of town for the slightly more placid, arcadian and sometimes floaty atmosphere at Balloon Fiesta Park. So, just in case you want to know, the whole schmear goes off on Monday, August 1. The Albuquerque iteration of this ultra-famous yearly event will feature preeminent 'Merican musical acts like Against The Current, Chelsea Grin, Ice Nine Kills, Less Than Jake, Mother Feather, Teenage Bottle Rocket and We The Kings. These performances are in addition to a host of other winsome, activities designed to lure the youth of the vicinity into the devilish servitude associated with rocanrol music, including a comp ticket for parents (if you're under the age of 18), a hydration station and a totally awesome sponsor and vendor village. Tickets range in price from $37.50-$47.50 and are available through Ticketmaster.
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A direct method for measuring the ratio of the interaction field distribution and the critical field distribution in a wide variety of longitudinal recording media is presented. The method requires only the measurement of mp, the normalized remanence of the sample at the conclusion of the magnetizing process Hsal, -hci , +hci, where Hsat is a field large enough to saturate it and hci is the operative remanence coercivity. In conjunction with major loop measurements, the method obtains both the standard deviation in the interaction field distribution and the standard deviation in the critical field distribution. Experimental verification of the proposed technique is presented


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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced Oct. 17, 2013, that the E-Verify employment eligibility verification system has resumed operations following the resolution of the federal government shutdown.
Since the shutdown began Oct. 1, the system's features and services had been unavailable.
The agency also announced it will accept late I-129 petitions under the H-1B highly skilled guestworker, H-2A agricultural guestworker and H-2B low-skilled, nonagricultural guestworker programs because of the federal government shutdown.
USCIS addressed the following issues for how to proceed now that E-Verify has resumed operations.
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By Nov. 5, 2013, employers must create an E-Verify case for each employee hired during the shutdown. When prompted to provide a reason why the case is late, select "Other" from the drop-down list of reasons and enter "federal government shutdown" in the field.
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If an employee had a TNC referred between Sept. 17-30, 2013, and was not able to resolve the TNC due to the federal government shutdown, add 12 federal business days to the date printed on the "Referral Letter" or "Referral Date Confirmation."
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Les Petites Roches: Chalet "Licorne". On the outskirts, 3 km from the centre, in a sunny position, south facing position. In the house: ski storage, washing machine. Parking at 20 m. Shop 3 km, restaurant 100 m, bus stop 500 m, railway station 3 km, outdoor swimming pool 500 m, indoor swimming pool 2 km, thermal baths 20 km. Tennis 3 km, sports centre 3 km, skisport facilities 2 km, ski school 2 km, children's ski school 2 km, cross-country ski trail 2 km, ice rink 8 km. Please note: car essential. There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence. The chalet is situated in the upper part of the residence.
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Great place to stay during Alp days in Swiss. Charming apartment in a wonderful village with all comfort and home tools. Besides, Patricia the owner is really helpful and make you feel like home. I would recommend this apartment to any traveller.
This apartment is very well designed and the owner was very friendly. We spend a very good time in Brugge. I will recommend this apartment. But we had a problem with Wimdu because they gave us a wrong telephone and address and we couldn´t contact with the owner and Windu. Finally we could contact with Interhom and they gave me the right telephone and address. It was a very stressful situation.
We stayed in the appartment during Christmas.The appartment itself is fabulous and located in a wonderful, but quite village. All rooms, big kitchen, furniture and facilities were well taken care of. A practical space for a family, like ours with two young children. Forests for walking is near. Shops and cities are further away. A good option is to drive to the closest train station to catch one of the trains that take you through the whole country, with its nice towns and to Luxemburg city for just 4euro a day, children under 12 yrs travel free. Food and wine in Luxemburg are nice, so we enjoyed Christmas very much.
The place was very clean and big. It had a nice garden that we could use whenever we wanted, which is great if you go with kids. The only problem was that it said the beach was 400m away, which is true but it was 400m of steps, which is a problem when you are coming back and have to go up (with kids, baby and a lot of stuff).
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Located in central Supetar with walking distance to beaches and the ferry, this accommodation is a perfect hub for a Brac vacation.
The view from the terrace is scenic with a clear view of Split from the other side of the strait. The beds are comfortable and not as hard as a lot of beds are in these kind of accomodations. The kitchen, though small, works well to cook in. We cooked one meal a day here for almost two weeks without getting swamped. The host is nice and very helpful and sometimes unexpectedly gave us treats such as fresh lemonade or home baked cookies. We traveled with a 1 1\2 year old, which worked really well here, she had a crib of her own and loved both the host and the house cat!
Price quality is correct. Cottages are spacious and the host is nice. Our family liked it very much.
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