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Favorite Cocktails: What Are Your Top 5 Picks? Straight Up Cocktails and Spirits
What's your favorite cocktail? It's a question I hear a lot, and frankly it's a tough one. We all enjoy different things at different times: a Dark and Stormy on the patio, a Mimosa or Bloody Mary at brunch, and maybe a Manhattan or a Negroni at a top-notch, old-school bar. But let's give it a shot. I'm going to tell you about 5 of my desert-island cocktail picks (some chosen for mostly sentimental reasons) - and then I want to hear yours.
- Gin and Tonic. Cool, crisp, with bitterness, sweetness - and bubbles. This was my very first mixed drink and it was love at first sip. While my friends preferred sweeter stuff like Rum and Cokes or Fuzzy Navels (I'm dating myself here, it was the 80s), I loved and still love the distinctively bitter taste of tonic water.
- Martini. Silky smooth, crystal clear, and packing a wonderfully boozy wallop, it's with good reason that this cocktail's stayed popular for close to 100 years. While there sometimes seem to be nearly as many possible (and hotly debated) ways to mix a Martini as there are drinkers (Shaken or stirred? Gin or vodka? A whisper of vermouth or a healthy measure? Garnish with an olive or a twist?), it's the simplicity and pureness of the drink that makes it the Holy Grail of all cocktails for me.
- Margarita. The warmth of tequila, the tang of lime juice, the orange-y sweetness of triple sec, the coarse crunch of salt - of all the drinks in the sours family, I think the Margarita might be my favorite. It pairs so beautifully with Mexican food - and crispy, salty snacks.
- Sazerac (not pictured). A beautifully nuanced and layered drink, the Sazerac is believed to be the very first cocktail ever invented. The official drink of New Orleans, it's a wonderfully sippable and contemplative cocktail for any time or place (I had my very first one on a cold night in Toronto). It's a bit of a finicky drink to make: the cocktail glass must first be "rinsed" with a few drops of absinthe or pastis, and the surface of the finished drink must be lightly misted with the oil released by twisting the zest of a lemon, but the payoff is worth it. Nothing like a Sazerac.
- Pimm's Cup. From the first time I sipped one of these tall, cool, ever-so-British drinks after a long day of gardening, I was hooked. Citrusy and herbal, and loaded with fresh fruit and vegetable garnishes, nothing says summer to me quite like a Pimm's Cup.
- Earl Grey MarTEAni. Okay, I'm cheating. I told I was going to give you my top 5, and here I am at number 6. But I really think this delicious drink deserves a mention. While the 5 I listed have been around for generations, the Earl Grey MarTEAni's a recent invention, and it's quickly made its way into my own personal Pantheon. A delicate mixture of Earl Grey tea-infused gin, sugar, lemon and egg white, garnished with finely-grated lemon and superfine sugar - wow, I could really go for one of these right now.
Now it's your turn. What are your top 5 desert-island cocktail picks?
Nora Maynard is a longtime home mixologist and an occasional instructor at NYC's Astor Center. She is a contributor to The Business of Food: Encyclopedia of the Food and Drink Industries and is the recipient of the American Egg Board Fellowship in culinary writing at the Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow. She previously covered food and drink in film at The Kitchn in her weekly column, The Celluloid Pantry.
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Paul Kramer will turn 68 on Thursday, a birthday that might never have been without the Metropolitan District's Reservoir 6.
For the past 14 years, Kramer has left his Avon home in the early morning and power-walked its pristine trails, logging 20,000 miles and meeting new friends along the way. Some have diabetes, or cancer, or simply high cholesterol. Kramer, a retired college professor who survived a 1996 artery blockage, strengthens his heart.
"I'm still alive," Kramer said Tuesday evening in West Hartford Town Hall, teary-eyed after asking members of the Metropolitan District Commission not to close its vast land to the public. "I get emotional because of what I do at the reservoir. The thought of losing that is not an easy one for me to handle."
More than 350 people with their own stories squeezed into the town hall auditorium for the district's special meeting, and scores more were blocked at the entrance because of fire code concerns. Although the MDC has not recommended banning public use of its 10,000-plus acres around Greater Hartford — and no votes were taken Tuesday — the district's water bureau is reviewing its recreational policy after a jury sided with an injured mountain biker and slapped the MDC with a $2.9 million civil judgment in May.
On Tuesday, at least two dozen bikes were parked outside town hall, locked to trees, benches and lampposts. Inside, there were men and women in racing gear, politicians in suits, lanky teenagers in their high school track and field shirts, preservationists, environmentalists, and mothers and fathers and grandparents.
The district's properties include the 3,000-acre West Hartford Reservoir and Reservoir 6, near Farmington Avenue and Route 44; the 1,626-acre Lake McDonough area in Barkhamsted and New Hartland; and the 6,107-acre West Branch area in northwestern Connecticut. The water and sewer agency is the second -largest landowner in the state, and for decades, its miles of trails have been used by tens of thousands each year for hiking, running, walking and mountain biking, and cross-country skiing in the winter.
For Peter Phelps, a 53-year-old chef, the West Hartford Reservoir was a place near the family home where his two kids could practice riding their bicycles, and where he can still go with them for a quiet moment. State Rep. David Baram, D-Bloomfield, took his wife there for the couple's first date in high school.
"Of course she questioned my motives," Baram told the MDC Tuesday, "but it turned out to be a nice event."
Baram was one of several politicians who took turns at the microphone to pledge action in closing a loophole in state law that allows a municipal entity such as the MDC to be sued for recreational injuries. Among them were Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman, who pedaled to the meeting on her bike; West Hartford Mayor Scott Slifka, warning commission members against a decision that would make "people lose faith in government"; and Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, who said his office would look into the loophole issue.
But State Rep. Andrew Fleischmann, D-West Hartford, reprimanded the MDC.
"I want to be clear: My town is not considering closing all of its public, recreational lands. Neither are any of the towns around," said Fleischmann, who hikes the trails. "So I think it's rather outrageous that we're talking tonight about closing down. … You, the MDC, exist because we the people gave you your lands and your waters."
Earlier in the meeting, the district's lawyer, R. Bartley Halloran, said the $2.9 million judgment "changes everything." It appeared to be the first time that the MDC was held liable for a recreational injury. The verdict, Halloran said, could drive up the cost of insurance when the district's policy is up for renewal, "if it is renewed."
This is not the first time the district has considered its risks, however. In 1998, the district adopted an ordinance requiring mountain bikers, skateboarders and in-line skaters to wear helmets after the 1996 state Supreme Court decision in Conway v. Wilton. The court held that the state's recreational land use statute, which offers protection to private landowners who allow free access to their properties, did not extend to municipalities.
In that case, Amy Jeanne Conway sued the town of Wilton after seriously hurting her knee and ankle during a 1986 state high school tennis championship at Wilton High School. Conway's lawyers argued that the town courts were defective.
In the recent jury award against the district, a Superior Court judge ruled that the quasi-public agency, as a municipal corporation, was also not immune to liability. The plaintiff, Maribeth Blonski of Rocky Hill, suffered serious injuries when she crashed her mountain bike into a yellow gate in West Hartford Reservoir while riding the wrong way on a trail in 2002.


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This is a very common problem with GE Side by sides. So common that they made this part here That is a heater kit with detailed instructions for your refrigerator on how to install it. One thing i have found is that when i take the dispenser out, and start installing the kit, i use a hair dryer for about 5 minutes or so and blast hot air onto the waterline in the door, just helps speed up the process. You'll see in the instructions it may take up to 48 hours for water to start flowing again.
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Cape Brett Hole-in-the-Rock
Wild and lonely Cape Brett is a remote location on the scenic back road leading along the coast from Russell. Along the route is the traditional Maori village of Rawhiti, the starting point for ... Read more
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The North Island's Ninety Mile Beach runs northwards along the west coast near Kaitaia all the way to Cape Reinga on New Zealand's northernmost tip. This seemingly endless stretch of wave-lapped ... Read more
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The northern end of Ninety Mile Beach is lit by the flashing beacon of Cape Reinga lighthouse. Lighting the point where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean meet, the remote lighthouse has an ... Read more
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What the Haruru Falls lack in height, they more than make up for in beauty, especially when floodlit at night. The falls are wide but relatively low at 16.5 feet (five meters), which makes for ... Read more
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The resort town of Paihia services the villages and islands of the Bay of Islands. Boasting the area's best accommodation and restaurants, Paihia Harbour is the ideal place to base yourself ... Read more
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While the name might suggest that this is a site solely dedicated to trees, the Kauri Museum in New Zealand's Northland also offers a fascinating look at the nation's early pioneers. It is true that ... Read more
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When Europeans were first beginning to establish settlements in New Zealand, a race was on between British and French for who would have the most influence. While the Protestant British would ... Read more
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Mississippi River, so low for much of the winter that barge traffic was nearly halted, could reach up to 10 feet above flood stage by the middle of next week in parts of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri, National Weather Service hydrologists said Wednesday.
The weather service is predicting 3 to 4 inches of rain — and perhaps more — from Kansas City, Mo., to Chicago by Friday morning, the result of an unsettled weather pattern that prompted widespread tornado and thunderstorm watches. Soil is already saturated from an unusually wet early spring, raising concerns along the Mississippi from the Quad Cities, which are along the Iowa-Illinois border, south to St. Louis.
"I'm worried," said Mark Fuchs, a National Weather Service hydrologist in suburban St. Louis. "Major flooding appears to be on the table at a lot of locations. North of St. Louis, we're looking at the kind of flooding we haven't seen since 2008."
Floods in the spring of 2008 were particularly troublesome in Iowa, where hundreds of homes were damaged in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and other towns. Maren Stoflet, a hydrologist for the weather service in the Quad Cities, said that with the ground already soaked, all the new rain will run off into rivers.
The flooding is an ironic twist considering that the Mississippi was approaching record low levels all winter following months of drought. The Corps of Engineers worked feverishly to dredge the bottom of the river enough to keep barge traffic moving, though loads were limited for several months.
But late-winter snow and frequent rains have pushed river levels back to normal and beyond. The Mississippi on Wednesday was at or near flood stage at several spots north of St. Louis, slightly lower to the south.
The rain this week is expected to be furious at times, up to an inch an hour in some cases, Stoflet said. That could create flash flooding at smaller waterways. Tributaries to the Mississippi and Missouri rivers could also flood, and that water eventually pushes into the bigger rivers, which would crest next week.
Fuchs said if the rain falls as predicted, minor flooding would occur on the Missouri River in Missouri, while the Mississippi could rise 8 to 10 feet in some spots, including St. Louis.
Already in southeast Iowa, heavy rain Wednesday led to some road closures and rising creaks, according to hydrologist Maren Stoflet. And more rain was in the forecast.
Property buyouts, enhanced levees and flood walls will limit any damage, but several roads, thousands of acres of farmland and a few homes and businesses would be impacted and small levees could be overtopped.
Emergency management operators say they've begun to brace for the worst.
"I'll go into a full-scale flood fight," said John Hark, emergency management coordinator in Hannibal, Mo., the scenic hometown of Mark Twain.
The historic downtown area, including Twain's boyhood home, is protected by an earthen flood wall, and buyouts have removed flood-prone homes outside the wall's perimeter. But Hark said the excessive rain could create a sudden rise that would cause Bear Creek, a Mississippi River tributary, to back up, closing roads and threatening some homes.
About 30 miles to the south, Louisiana, Mo., has no flood wall. The downtown is far enough from the river that it is in no danger, but a flood reaching 8 to 10 feet above flood stage would push muddy river water over Highway 79 — the main north-south highway through town — and damage a few homes and businesses, City Administrator Bob Jenne said.
"We do have sand and all the bags already stockpiled in the event we need them," Jenne said. "Right now, it's wait and see."
Potentially worsening the flooding in the not-too-distant future is another strong snowstorm in the northern Plains, snow that will eventually melt and trickle into rivers. The newest system could drop as much as 15 inches of snow in western South Dakota by Thursday, forcing schools to close and making travel dangerous. It follows a weekend storm that dumped a single-day record 17.3 inches of snow on Bismarck, N.D.
The National Weather Service on Wednesday told Fargo, N.D., and Moorhead, Minn., residents to prepare for flooding along the Red River. It would be the fourth major flood in five years for an area that has about 200,000 people.
The weather service said there's a 40 percent chance the north-flowing river would top the 2009 record of 40.84 feet, or nearly 23 feet above the point when the river spills its banks. That would likely mean sandbagging for more than 200 homeowners in Fargo and about 40 homeowners in Moorhead.


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When you are living with or after cancer becoming more active can help you make a positive change to your life. We can all benefit from being physically active. It helps reduce the risk of health problems, such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes, and is recommended as a treatment for these conditions. There's also evidence that physical activity can benefit people affected by cancer.
Physical activity is any movement using your muscles that helps improve your fitness, health and wellbeing.
At first you might feel nervous about building up your activity levels, especially if you haven't been active for a while. You may be worried that you're too tired or you may not know where to begin.
Even a little physical activity is better than none. It can help you feel less stressed and generally healthier. It can also help you to feel more in control because you are doing something for yourself.
During treatment, doctors and nurses usually advise you to try to limit the time you spend sitting or lying down. They may encourage you to take some gentle activity such as going for short walks. Not being active can make you feel more tired and lose cardiorespiratory fitness and muscle strength. Cardiorespiratory fitness is how well your heart and lungs work to deliver oxygen to muscles over longer periods of time.
After treatment, being physically active can help you to cope with and recover from some side effects.
Being active can range from simple daily activities such as, housework, gardening and walking to the shops to more energetic activities such as running, cycling, dancing or a gym based exercise programme.
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Although the Cummings School updates this site regularly, there may be new trials that are not listed. Be sure to ask your Tufts veterinarian if there is a trial appropriate for your animal.
Thank you for your interest in our clinical trials—by participating, you are helping us advance the health of companion animals everywhere.


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Campus Landscape & Outdoor Art Subcommittee
The Campus Landscape and Outdoor Artwork (CLOA) Subcommittee, with support from Facilities Services, is responsible for making recommendations to the MPC about planning and implementation of the Campus Landscape Plan consistent with the Campus Master Plan. Any proposals involving these topics shall be brought first to the MPC chair, who may then delegate to the CLOA tasks of gathering information, developing detailed plans, and/or making recommendations.
John Alden - Retired Forest Service
Steve Bouta - University of Alaksa Museum
Wendy Croskrey - Art Department
Jan Dawe - School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences
Darren Edson - Facilities Services
Annette Freiburger - Interior-Aleutians Campus
Deb Horner - Chair
Meriam Karlsson - School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences
John Rowe - landscape architect (private sector)
Gordie Schlosser - landscape architect (private sector)
The CLOA Subcommittee was tasked with developing plans for the West Ridge and Cornerstone Plazas on campus.
Please click on the links to see the schematic designs, plant palette, and descriptions of the designs.
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Is SELECT Identity() … INTO Minimally Logged in Simple Recovery?
I was having a discussion with Idera (@idera_software) dev lead Vicky Harp (blog|@vickyharp) about minimizing log impact when performing schema changes on really large tables. One option discussed was using SELECT INTO to create a new table and populate it in a minimally logged operation. We would also need to add an identity column to the new table definition, and we would include the IDENTITY() function to create it.
Later that evening, Vicky forwarded a link to me for a blog post by Kalen Delaney (site|blog|@sqlqueen) about how the IDENTITY function changes the way SQL Server logs the SELECT INTO clause when in the full recovery model or bulk-logged recovery model. Kalen clearly demonstrated that you would not get the same savings in logging if you used the IDENTITY function.
There is great information in this blog post, I highly recommend that you pause reading this blog post long enough to go read Kalen's blog post. Just be sure to come back, becaue I'm going to add on to what Kalen says.
The blog post: Geek City: What gets logged for SELECT INTO operations?
What About Simple Recovery?
So if you just read Kalen's blog post, you may be wondering what I was wondering when I read it. What about simple recovery? For the schema changes that we are planning, we were considering switching the database to simple recovery for the duration of the upgrade. I wanted to verify what impact using IDENTITY with SELECT INTO would have so I set up my own little test.
First step of the test is to create a database for the test and make sure it is in simple recovery model.
Use master; Go If DB_ID('TestSimple') Is Not Null Drop Database TestSimple; Go Create Database TestSimple; Go Alter Database TestSimple Set Recovery Simple; Go Use TestSimple; Go
Next thing is to see how much gets logged with just a Select. For this part of the test, I create the table using SELECT INTO with criteria of 1 = 2 so that no rows are inserted. The schema gets created, but the table is left empty. Then I clear out the log (checkpoint) and perform the insert.
-- First off, let's do the same insert without SELECT INTO -- Use SELECT INTO to create an empty table, then insert data Select IDENTITY(int, 1,1) as ID, * into dbo.AllDatabases From sys.databases where 1 = 2; -- Clear the active log Checkpoint; -- Insert the data Insert Into dbo.AllDatabases ( [name] ,[database_id] ,[source_database_id] ,[owner_sid] ,[create_date] ,[compatibility_level] ,[collation_name] ,[user_access] ,[user_access_desc] ,[is_read_only] ,[is_auto_close_on] ,[is_auto_shrink_on] ,[state] ,[state_desc] ,[is_in_standby] ,[is_cleanly_shutdown] ,[is_supplemental_logging_enabled] ,[snapshot_isolation_state] ,[snapshot_isolation_state_desc] ,[is_read_committed_snapshot_on] ,[recovery_model] ,[recovery_model_desc] ,[page_verify_option] ,[page_verify_option_desc] ,[is_auto_create_stats_on] ,[is_auto_update_stats_on] ,[is_auto_update_stats_async_on] ,[is_ansi_null_default_on] ,[is_ansi_nulls_on] ,[is_ansi_padding_on] ,[is_ansi_warnings_on] ,[is_arithabort_on] ,[is_concat_null_yields_null_on] ,[is_numeric_roundabort_on] ,[is_quoted_identifier_on] ,[is_recursive_triggers_on] ,[is_cursor_close_on_commit_on] ,[is_local_cursor_default] ,[is_fulltext_enabled] ,[is_trustworthy_on] ,[is_db_chaining_on] ,[is_parameterization_forced] ,[is_master_key_encrypted_by_server] ,[is_published] ,[is_subscribed] ,[is_merge_published] ,[is_distributor] ,[is_sync_with_backup] ,[service_broker_guid] ,[is_broker_enabled] ,[log_reuse_wait] ,[log_reuse_wait_desc] ,[is_date_correlation_on] ,[is_cdc_enabled] ,[is_encrypted] ,[is_honor_broker_priority_on]) Select * From sys.databases GO -- Let's look at the log records Select [Current LSN], Operation, Context, [Transaction ID], [Log Record Length], [Log Reserve] from fn_dblog(null, null)
Expand the result set below and look at the log records (or just run the code and look at real result sets. I call out a few rows in it. Throughout the transaction, you will notice that for each row inserted, there are a pair of log entries, one for the identity value (LOP_IDENT_NEWVAL) and one for the row insert(LOP_INSERT_ROWS). the actual row inserts are easy to pick out because they have a longer record length and an additional log reserved.
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Now let's see how much log is created for the SELECT INTO with IDENTITY. I'll clear the log and then run the insert and take another look at the log file.
-- Clear the active log Checkpoint; Select IDENTITY(int,1,1) as ID Into dbo.AllDatabases2 From sys.databases; Go -- Let's look at the log records Select [Current LSN], Operation, Context, [Transaction ID], [Log Record Length], [Log Reserve] from fn_dblog(null, null);
You will see a lot more log records here because we are not able to filter out the creation fo the table. You see a lot of records for creating the table and managing the allocations. What you don't see though are log records for each individual row. If you scroll down to the section with the identity values being created (LOP_IDENT_NEWVAL operations), you will see a long stream of identity increments.
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Long story short, inserting the log records is minimally logged as the individual rows are not being logged individually. The identity values are being fully logged (individually). Even in simple recovery model, using the IDENTITY function still creates additional overhead for logging. It is, for the most part, still minimally logged, however.


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Hi, I joined this forum because I found this topic quite interesting.I wanted to get someone's take on this explanation from WLC's sitehttp://www.reasonablefaith.org/jewish-beliefs-about-godI can't tell if this is a successful refutation to the points made or not.I like to try and familiarize myself with all the apologetic excuses soI can expose the flaws. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Jewish Beliefs about God – The titles of "El" and "Elohim""El" appears as a title in the Bible. Like the much more frequent "Elohim," it derives from ancient Semitic words for "god/God." It is true that "El" appears as the name of the chief god in the myths of Ugarit, a West Semitic (Hebrew is also a West Semitic language) city from the 13th century B.C. However, the word also appears there to refer to any deity or even a spirit. Therefore, it need not refer to the God of Israel. You discuss Psalm 82 at some length. It is possible that this text refers to the allotment of responsibilities for the management of different nations of the earth to members of the heavenly council, whom we would call angels.
Mormons believe in many different gods. They can even become one themselves.
Is there an online English translation of the Ugarit somewhere? I can't find one.More specifically, one that shows what parts of the Bible resemble the Ugarit - a side by side comparison of sorts?
In Isaiah 44:6 God says: "I am the first, and I am the last, and beside me there is no God."In vs. 8: "Is there a God beside me? yea, there is no God, I know not any."The Gods you mentioned in the Bible are all false Gods. They are called by their names as the people named them so they would know that The God knows all about it. The prophet Isaiah was charged by God to deliver this message to the people as a warning of worshiping false Gods.
Another theory is that Shaddai is a derivation of a Semitic stem that appears in the Akkadian shadû ("mountain") and shadd?`û or shaddû`a ("mountain-dweller"), one of the names of Amurru.
Does this guy make a case or is he just trying to cover up the polytheistic imports? http://www.thedivinecouncil.com/HIPHILDeut32%20Psa82%20article.pdf


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Penn Law Professors Kermit Roosevelt and Seth Kreimer comments on voter ID ruling
University of Pennsylvania Law School Professors Kermit Roosevelt and Seth Kreimer Tuesday praised a Commonwealth Court judge's decision to block implementation of Pennsylvania's controversial Voter ID law before the Nov. 6 presidential election, saying it was the "correct ruling" and part of a historic tradition of defending voting rights in Pennsylvania.
Commonwealth Court Judge Robert E. Simpson Jr. Tuesday cited "disenfranchisement" concerns in issuing his ruling on the state's efforts to make it easier to get a valid photo ID, as well as possible hurdles for those seeking proper identification.
The challenge to the six-month-old law is one of several across the country to laws – largely backed by Republican legislators – requiring voters to show photo identification.
Republicans say the laws are necessary to prevent election fraud. But Democrats, who in Pennsylvania joined up with the AARP, NAACP and other plaintiffs in opposition, claim residents could be blocked from exercising their right to vote.
Roosevelt, an expert in constitutional law, offered the following commentary:
"Looking at who passes these laws (Republican legislatures) and who doesn't have the required ID (Democratic-leaning populations) it's hard to avoid the conclusion that there are partisan motives behind the enactments, especially given the minimal evidence of in-person voter fraud and the lack of attention to the more serious problem of absentee-ballot fraud—where, however, voting restrictions would affect a Republican-leaning demographic. What needs to be understood about these laws is that they don't need to make it impossible for anyone to vote in order to have a significant effect. Simply making it more difficult will discourage some number of people from voting, and if you place that burden on a demographic that leans one way, then you help out the other party."
Roosevelt added: "The US Supreme Court has said that voter ID laws are generally permissible. But that wasn't the question in Pennsylvania; the question here was whether, given the mistakes the state has already made in its attempt to let people get the required IDs, the requirement could be enforced for an election to be held in just over a month. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court suggested that it was not impressed by the state's promises to get it right next time, and the judge went along with its strong hint. This was the correct ruling. Rushing the law into effect would increase the burden it places on qualified voters."
Kreimer, the Kenneth W. Gemmill Professor of Law and a constitutional expert who consulted with the ACLU, one of the plaintiffs in the case, provided the following analysis:
"In 1776, Pennsylvania's first constitution led the nation in extending the right to vote to "all free men" regardless of race or property. In 1868, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court observed of the Pennsylvania Constitution: "the right of suffrage is with us indefeasible" (McCafferty v. Guyer). In 1896, the United States Supreme Court recognized that the right to vote is "a fundamental political right because preservative of all other rights" (Yick Wo v. Hopkins). With this most recent decision, the Pennsylvania courts have proved worthy stewards of this tradition."
He added: "Whatever one thinks of the real motivation for the Voter ID law adopted by the Republican majority of the state legislature, the Justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,– and now Judge Simpson– have taken the legislative majority at its official word that the statute is not designed to abridge or burden the right to vote. The statute directed that 'any registered elector' should be able to obtain the required papers by 'declaring under oath or affirmation that the elector does not possess proof of identification.' The Corbett administration, for its own reasons, has deployed a series of shifting standards, but has not followed the command of the statute. It has not made available the prescribed easy opportunity to obtain identification. Judge Simpson's decision today appropriately recognized that fact. He has ordered that Pennsylvania voters may continue to cast ballots without presenting identification that many find effectively unavailable.
"Judge Simpson's ruling means that all of Pennsylvania's registered voters will be able to participate this November in the "free and equal election" that our state Constitution guarantees. If the Corbett administration appeals I have every expectation that Judge Simpson's decision will be sustained."


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Deer hunters who wait overnight to track a buck often find themselves concerned about coyotes getting to it before they can find it the following morning.
By Alan Clemons, Southern Managing Editor
Sometimes the blood trail peters out and a late-night search isn't possible without a friend helping the next day. Perhaps a last-light shot on a bow hunt put that "I'll come back in the morning" idea in your mind, which we've all considered. Maybe the terrain is just too jungle-like for a nighttime search without a tracking dog or more time the following day.
Whatever the case, in the Southeast one of the biggest concerns is whether coyotes will get to the deer before you do. They're aggressive, persistent and if they do get to your buck or doe, you're not going to find much of anything but bones with scraps of meat on them.
Predator control as part of a year-round deer management program has been one of the hottest topics among managers, landowners and hunters for several years. The explosive growth, range expansion and cunning adaptation of coyotes is quite impressive, to say the least. As humans develop more land around cities, land that was or is "rural" farm or pasture land, coyotes are pushed out often briefly before settling into their new digs.
The neighborhood we live in has about 2,500 or so homes and was nothing but floodplain pasture and agricultural land with some hardwoods along a small river. Development began about 30 years ago. Coyotes did not leave; I see them in fields, killed on roads, and can hear at least three packs sometimes late at night yipping and barking in the woods near our home.
Effective predator control for deer hunters should be more than the occasional killing of a coyote or three during the hunting season. Although I darn sure don't have a problem with any hunter knocking out a few song dogs during the season, it's nothing more than a patch on a leaky pipe that will continue to drip. To repair the pipe you have to get serious.
Among the solutions:
Trapping: If you're not a trapper or have no inclination to do so, don't worry. Many states have trapping associations with diehard predator trappers who will gladly come and remove coyotes, bobcats, foxes, raccoons or other predators. These associations can put you in touch with people in your area who will run trap sets and work with you to meet your goals.
The benefits can be seen in reduced predators and an increase in game species such as turkeys and deer, provided you also have good habitat for those species to rear their young each year. Trapping isn't a one-time thing, though. You'll have to decide whether to commit to trapping as a year-round management tool, or at least when your deer season isn't open if you don't want an extra person or two and vehicles on your property.
Hardcore Hunting: Predator hunting is incredibly fun and tests your skills as a caller and woodsman. It takes a keen eye, stealth, patience and often yields a new hobby for you when deer season isn't open. A key is to not fall into a rut of sitting in the same areas or calling the same way. That's part of learning to be a predator hunter, though.
This story from our sister publication, Trapper & Predator Caller, offers some solid insights for you, too. CLICK HERE Although geared toward the northern hunter, you can pick up some good tips for calling and rolling with changes.
If you're a turkey hunter, and many deer hunters are, raccoons are known to be egg-sucking raiders of turkey nests. Ask around about coon hunters who would be glad to come with their hounds to rid your property of these bandits. Check with friends, at church or work, or contact your state wildlife agency to see if they have some contacts. Biologists and game wardens often know a few hunters and might be glad to help you.
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Like any diagnostic work-up, homeopathic practitioners rely on symptoms to guide them toward a correct remedy. Unlike most medical routines, homeopathy includes the subtle nuances of a person's injury. Your emotional state, foods you crave, sleeping habits, as well as other normal symptoms like pain, are considered before a homeopathic remedy is given. For complex conditions, you should visit a trained homeopathic caregiver. If your sports injury is serious, see your doctor.
However, for simple exercise-related mishaps, you can treat yourself. Before you break out your homeopathic first aid kit, remember these rules:
1) You can't just swallow your medicine. Most pills can be downed with a glass of water. Homeopathic granules or liquid are taken a certain way. First, your mouth must be clean. That means no food or liquid 15 minutes before or after the remedy is placed in your mouth. Then instead of swallowing, homeopathic pills must be placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve.
2) Coffee is a no-no. Coffee and anything containing volatile oils, like peppermint tea, tiger balm and eucalyptus-based chest rubs may antidote your homeopathic remedy. If this happens, retake the remedy providing your symptoms haven't changed.
3) Homeopathic remedies should fit like a glove. Unlike aspirin or acetominophen, there isn't just one homeopathic pill you can take for pain. You need to match your particular set of symptoms to the most fitting remedy. The closer the match, the more effective the remedy will be.
Whether you rub a homeopathic cream on a bruised shin or take a pellet for pain, find the remedy that suits you. Here are some common athletic symptoms and the most frequently taken homeopathic remedies for them.
There are many kinds of shock: anaphylactic shock, electric shock, insulin shock, and traumatic shock. Strictly speaking traumatic shock refers to inadequate circulation due to severe injury, blood loss or disease. This potentially life threatening condition, exhibited as confusion, sleepiness, lethargy, shallow breathing, weakness, rapid pulse, and cold and pale skin, doesn't result during every accident. However, the disorientation you experience after an injury or even bad news is often referred to as "shock".
Arnica is a good first step against most injuries including any type of shock. William Boericke, MD, author of the classic text Homoeopathic Materia Medica lists this remedy as appropriate for "traumatic injuries" and "after mental strain or shock". Although Arnica remains the post-injury favorite, several other remedies are apropos for shock.
Guided mainly by mental and emotional symptoms and renowned for calming children, Chamomilla fits when pain throws you off guard. You don't want to talk or be touched, and moan constantly. Even though you're perspiring, warmth feels good. Sulphur is the antithesis of child-like Chamomilla. Although faint, trembling and weary, Sulphur shock victims crave alcohol to quench thirst.


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long with Darwin's 200th birthday celebrations, 150 years since the publication of On the Origin of Species and the International Year of Astronomy (marking 400 years since Galileo first looked up at the sky through a telescope).....2009 is also Year of the Gorilla.
To help celebrate Year of the Gorilla, we held an event with tropical biologist Ian Redmond last Tuesday. Ian is a well known figure in the world of gorilla and great ape conservation and speaks passionately about the plight of gorillas and the forests they live in. This year, he travelled to 8 of the 10 countries where gorillas are still found in the wild and wrote a blog as he went. He also filmed the people he met and recorded interviews with government officials, bushmeat traders and park wardens amongst others. To find out more, visit the Year of the Gorilla website


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Politics Play Out in Centre Co. With Castor in The Mix
Montgomery County Commissioner and candidate for Montgomery County District Attorney, Bruce Castor has been sworn in as a Special Assistant District Attorney in Centre County. Castor says, Commissioners in Centre County have gone after District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller.
"They went so far as to manufacture a search warrant for her office and that made news across the statewide and got some guys in the D.A Association interested, who contacted me and asked me if I would take a look at it. It is in fact as crazy as it was back when Hoeffel and Matthews were going after D.A. Ferman and Solicitor, Barry Miller."
Stacy Parks Miller, who appointed castor to the post, has fought allegations since last year of impropriety, including claims that she forged a Judge's signature on a bail order and pressured her employees to campaign for her re-election while on county time.


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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The U.S. Air Force says it disciplined five former commanders at a San Antonio base for not reporting problems quickly or taking appropriate action in what has turned into the military branch's worst sex scandal.
The confirmation came as the 18th military trial in the scandal started Wednesday.
A former wing commander, a former group commander and three former squadron commanders, as well as a senior noncommissioned officer, were disciplined last summer at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland after an investigation into instructor sexual misconduct, said Maj. Lori Hodge, a spokeswoman for the Air Education and Training Command. In some cases, a commander was not informed of problems in a timely manner and at other times a commander didn't take appropriate action after knowing about a problem, she said.
Their names and punishments were not revealed because they didn't go through the military court system, and federal privacy laws prohibit the Air Force from discussing administrative actions, Hodge said.
A group commander and a squadron commander also were removed from command.
Col. Glenn Palmer was ousted in August as attention to the scandal intensified. He had arrived at Lackland in 2011 and was in charge when allegations involving more than a dozen instructors began to mount within his 737th Training Group, where he was group commander. In June, the Air Force relieved Lt. Col. Mike Paquette as commander of the 331st Training Squadron that also had been under scrutiny. A military attorney described it as a loss of confidence in Paquette's leadership.
Every new American airman reports for eight weeks of basic training at Lackland. About one in five trainees are women, and most of the nearly 500 instructors are men. Between 30,000 and 40,000 airmen graduate each year.
Although the sexual misconduct at Lackland apparently began in 2009, allegations came to light in June 2011, when basic military training instructor Staff Sgt. Luis Walker was accused of sexually assaulting a trainee, according to Gen. Edward A. Rice Jr., commander of the Air Education and Training Command who ordered the independent probe of all training units last year.
Walker was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted of raping one female recruit and sexually assaulting several others.
So far, 17 instructors at Lackland have been convicted of misconduct with trainees — from fraternizing to sexual assault, said Oscar Balladares, a Lackland spokesman. More cases are under investigation, he said.
Staff Sgt. Emily J. Allen, whose court-martial started Wednesday, faces up to a year in jail if convicted of charges that include having sex with a male trainee.


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Meet the Parents: A Menu for Making a Good First Impression
So things are looking good with you and your special someone. Hooray! Good enough that you've decided it's time to introduce each other to your respective parents. Double hooray! And you've decided that the perfect setting for these introductions would be a cozy home-cooked meal. Um... gulp. Let's talk about a menu that will make sure the whole evening goes smoothly, shall we?
The Menu
- Crunchy Spring Salad with Dill Dressing
- Herbed Olive Fantail Rolls
- Individual Pot Roasts with Thyme-Glazed Carrots
- Beer and wine
- No-Bake Boston Cream Pie Strata
- Coffee and tea
Crunchy Spring Salad with Dill Dressing
The Scene
You're nervous, your special someone is nervous, your parents are probably nervous. Let's just sit down and have dinner together, shall we? Good food is the ultimate ice breaker.
No-Bake Boston Cream Pie Strata
Making It Happen
The last thing you really want to worry about once the parents show up is cooking. So let's keep the menu simple — nothing too scary or adventurous here, but still a menu that can show off your skillz — and let's make sure that all the dishes can be finished well ahead of time.
For the appetizers, I included some recipes that you can make yourself, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with buying some crackers and simple snacky appetizers in this situation! Make them you're feeling it, but skip them if it feels intimidating. These particular recipes for crackers and nuts can be made a few days ahead.
For the main course, a simple pot roast hits all the right spots. It's easy to make, but still looks impressive when you bring it to the table, plus it comes with its own vegetable side dish. These individual pot roasts will be ready in two hours so you can feel confident making it the same day you'll serve it. This said, it also keeps well — you can make it the day or two before, refrigerate it right in the pot with the lid on, and then warm it up in the oven at 300°F for about an hour.
The rolls and salad can be made several hours before dinner. Wrap the rolls loosely in foil and warm them up in the oven for a few minutes before serving. (You can set them right alongside the pot roast.)
This no-bake Boston Cream Pie is one of those incredibly simple dishes that totally hits it out of the ballpark. You can make it up to two days ahead, as well. If you can find good strawberries where you live, this No-Bake Strawberry Icebox Cake is also amazingly good.
With dinner taken care of, all that's left is to lower the lights a little and put on some good music. Take a look through our 5 Tips for Creating Great Dinner Party Atmosphere for some more mood-setting ideas.
I am a Midwestern girl and this is obviously a fairly middle-of-the-road classic American dinner — very similar to the dinner I served my own parents when introducing them to my now-husband. But an easy, elegant dinner means different things to everyone, so now it's your turn!
What have you served for a meet-the-parents dinner? What would you recommend?
Related: More Bang for Your Buck: 8 Dinner Party Dishes with Cheaper Cuts of Meat
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Playing in record heat, the Chicago Fire knew their game against the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday would be different from their 3-1 win at home over the Red Bulls four weeks ago.
For 70 minutes, the Fire stuck to the game plan of playing compact on a day in which the heat stifled any chance of a wide-open game. But in the 71st minute, Thierry Henry struck a perfect volley past Jalil Anibaba's outstretched foot and over goalkeeper Sean Johnson, hitting the inside of the post before the back of the net.
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Just like that, the game plan was ripped up.
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"The heat was really affecting [the team]," Fire forward Dominic Oduro said. "We tried to play as a team but obviously you can't just run 100 percent all day, so we were trying to stick with the game plan: to keep the ball and hopefully get one or two chances. But it was just unfortunate we couldn't just come up with the offensive plays we wanted to."
The Fire were outshot 15-8 during the early afternoon game, but their playing style was similar to games in Kansas City and Houston earlier this season, where they pulled out a combined four points.
But unlike those two games, in which a few missed chances for the opposition made all the difference, the Red Bulls capitalized.
"I think we started pretty solid," defender Austin Berry said. "We were moving the ball well. And after 15-20 minutes I think we got a little bit away from it, and just kind of lost focus on keeping the ball and we were defending a good portion of the last bit of that first half."
It's safe to say a tie in enemy territory would have been a satisfactory result for the Fire.
But in a game in which one or two strikes were always going to decide the game, the Red Bulls had the world class striker. And he made the Fire pay.
"Sometimes there are goals you just have to clap and move on," head coach Frank Klopas (above) said. "What are you going to do? They played a great ball and [Henry] showed his class. That's why he played at Barcelona and Arsenal and those teams. It's too bad it's against us, but I'm sure a lot of fans enjoyed that."


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Jan. 1, 2014, was a milestone date in Colorado. It was the date that residents, and non-residents alike, could purchase marijuana legally for recreational use. While many in the state, and nation (Washington state will be enacting a similar law this spring), will be watching closely to see what impacts the law will have, if any, there is a more problematic issue for employees.
According to the Denver Post's new website, The Canabist (yes, the Post launched a website dedicated to all things marijuana – the paper even hired a "marijuana editor"), many Colorado residents were shocked to learn that if they failed a drug test at work, even if they smoked marijuana off-duty, they could lose their jobs.
"Right now there is a great deal of confusion," attorney Danielle Urban of law firm Fisher & Phillips, told the Cannabist. "People are surprised to learn that they can lose their jobs."
The Colorado law stipulates that employers who have company policies against marijuana use may enforce those policies, up to and including termination, even though it is legal for employees to use the substance outside of work.
Drivers, including commercial drivers, will still be subject to the state's driving impairment laws. So while you may want to indulge in a little weed, a little too much could have the same detrimental effect on your license as too much alcohol.
For commercial truckers, of course, this should not be a big inconvenience. Marijuana is still an illegal substance as far as the federal government and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is concerned, so any positive drug test by a trucker will jeopardize their career.
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Where would you like for your farm business to be in five years? 10 years?
The pressure on farm owners to develop a business mind-set and financial understanding of their operation has never been greater.
Planning has never been more critical — or more necessary for farmers wanting a firm foundation and a direction for the future growth of their operation.
No matter where you turn, you're hearing experts talk about the need to develop a business plan, to work that plan, and to use it to drive all facets of your operation.
If you've read articles and listened to your banker and others, saying, "This is how it's got to be," the logical question in response is, "Where do I get this knowledge and training?"
Primedia Business Magazines and Media and Deere & Co. are offering a series of two-day business management/planning seminars in 2002.
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Lash is a widely recognized leader in financial management for agricultural producers. He started AgriSolutions in 1968 and was one of the first to design user-oriented, computerized farm financial management systems.
Active as a consultant and educator, he has worked with many farm and agribusiness groups in the U.S. and Canada, and has served as trainer at educational workshops sponsored by agribusiness and agricultural commodity organizations.
He will lead seminar participants through the creation of their business plan and provide insight into effective financial and capital management strategies.
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Understand how a business plan can work for you.
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Regardless of whether your primary farming enterprise is crops, livestock, or a combination, these business planning seminars can provide a road map to get you where you want to go.
They provide the foundation for developing a three- to five-year business plan that can help to achieve your goals. It can improve internal business and family communications and open the door to new opportunities with lenders, investors, landowners, and farm managers.
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The initial seminar will be Feb. 26-28 at the Kansas City Airport Marriott, Kansas City, Mo.
A fee of $295 assures you of two seats at the seminar and all materials/handouts (additional persons may attend for $100 each). Prior to attending, you will receive a series of worksheets to complete and bring with you. These will provide the basic information you'll need to begin developing your unique business plan.
The fee also includes a welcome reception, lunch and refreshments both days, and dinner the second evening. Airfare, hotel, and other travel charges are the responsibility of attendees.
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As already pointed out in our other article What can be synced in Office 365 , in today's world sharing is literally everything.
We have also learned how to use Office 365 to share personal calendars as well as create a common shared calendar (via shared mailbox ). What about contacts then?
It is possible to share contacts in Office 365, however available options are limited as compared to calendar sharing.
A major downside is that contacts folder sharing is not possible in OWA. To share your personal contacts you have to use MS Outlook. The process is pretty straightforward:
All selected in the invitation recipients receive a new message with the Open this Contacts Folder button on top. Once they click it – new contacts folder appears in Shared Contacts section of the People pane. The folder is named after the user who shared it.
Unfortunately, you can't open such invitation on OWA – opening shared contacts folder is not supported.
Sharing your personal contacts folder is not the only available method – you can also use a shared mailbox functionality. The process of creating the shared mailbox in Office 365 is identical to creating a group calendar.
Make sure you have administrative privileges, as they are required to do this:
You have just created a shared mailbox. A good thing is that for users specified as having full access to it, Outlook automatically displays shared folders of this mailbox. If the user opens the People pane in Outlook, there should be a contacts folder visible with the greyish name of the shared mailbox next to it.
Again, the problem arises if you want to use OWA. It simply does not support opening contacts folder from the shared mailbox. Outlook is the only option.
Sadly contacts are also more limited than calendar folders in this scenario. Sharing externally is available only when two organizations are federated.
Otherwise, it is only possible to work around this limitation using 3rd party tools. For instance,
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In the mobile age, BYOD world, and cloud era sharing is not just a buzz-word. It is a must. Contacts sharing is almost as important as email communication and as pointed out above, not so well implemented in Office 365. Let's hope that this will change soon.
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Among his other causes, Lewis was an advocate for the removal of criminal penalties for marijuana use, particularly for medicinal purposes (he was himself arrested and charged in
However, the "heads up regarding Progressive Auto Insurance" reproduced above, originally circulated in 2010, is now woefully out of date: Lewis stepped down from his role as Progressive Insurance's CEO in 2000 and after that date was neither an executive of that company nor involved in its day-to-day management. Although after 2000 he continued to hold the position of chairman of the board of the Progressive Corporation and was that entity's single largest individual shareholder, he passed away in
As well, some of the statements made in the above-quoted call for a boycott of Progressive Insurance were inaccurate and misleading:
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The Chrysler PT Cruiser was introduced in the 2001 model year. Beginning with 2006 models, an inflatable knee bolster was added to the lower instrument panel designed to minimize knee injuries to drivers in frontal crashes. The car was discontinued after the 2010 model year.
Measures taken from the head, neck, and chest indicate low risk of injuries to these body regions in a crash of this severity. Forces on the left tibia indicate that injuries to the lower leg would be possible.
Dummy movement was well controlled. During rebound, the dummy's head hit the roof rail.
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The Chrysler PT Cruiser was introduced in the 2001 model year. Beginning with 2008 models, side airbags were made standard (they had been optional in 2001-07 models), and the rear door trim panels and rear seat belt mounting locations were modified to improve occupant protection in side impact crashes. car was discontinued after the 2010 model year.
Driver — Measures taken from the dummy indicate that rib fractures and/or internal organ injuries would be likely in a crash of this severity. Even though the side airbag protected the dummy's head from being hit by the intruding barrier, head and neck injuries still would be possible, as well as a fracture of the pelvis. In addition, loading to the shoulder was excessive.
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