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As more black bears emerge from their winter quarters around Durango, Heather Johnson will be ready for them.
We kick off our second year of work on May 15, Johnson, a Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologist, said Friday. I have nine seasonsals (employees) this year.
Johnson is talking about an agency study to determine bear population, their behavior and their relationship with people.
Greater Durango was selected for the study because its prime bear country and a site of many interactions between ursines and humans.
Johnsons team last year trapped 25 adult females and outfitted them with satellite collars to track their movements. The remainder got an ear tag for identification.
We got a mix of bears, Johnson said. Some use natural habitat, others frequent urban settings.
Johnson plans to trap and place collars on 25 more adult females this year.
The female bears will be tracked by their GPS collars for five or six years, Johnson said.
Human-bear conflicts are increasing, but biologists dont know if the reason is a growing bear population or if bear behavior is changing, Johnson said.
The study could shed light on the matter, she said.
Biologists used hair snares to collect 750 samples last year. A strip of burlap soaked in a rotten-fish solution was hung in a tree out of reach of bears.
When bears climbed a tree to reach the anticipated meal, they snagged their fur on a strand of barbed wire.
Thirty-one snares were set, she said. The snares were cleaned once a week. Hair samples are being analyzed for DNA, she said.
During the winter, biologists visited dens to check on mama bears, cubs and yearlings.
Yearlings are cubs from the previous year that return to the den and emerge a second time at 1 year of age.
Biologists also are keeping track of bear deaths and the number of bears getting into trash bins.
Johnson is not sure what food the emerging bears will find. Dry weather could affect the availability of grass and forbs, the early food bears eat.
The weather or an unseasonal frost could affect the acorn and berry crops that provide bear food in the fall.
A rain could do a lot for forbs and grass, said Patt Dorsey, area wildlife manager for Parks and Wildlife. But the worst thing that could happen would be an early frost.
When natural food is scarce, bears invade urban areas to fill their stomachs. They soon learn that garbage cans are easy pickings and backyard barbecue pits and bird feeders are a source of high-calorie eats.
Even in a good natural-food year, a bear will get into a garbage can or bird feeder, Dorsey said.
Johnson said that 52 percent of Durango-area residents have returned a Parks and Wildlife survey mailed in January asking about their experience with bears.
The survey focuses on whether residents have had interactions with bears, precautions theyve taken to avoid contact and their perception of the agencys management of bears.


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Oh-Marvelous-Things wrote:Hello all! I haven't posted here in quite some time, but something odd occurred to me today. How did Alice know her own name? I have read through all of the tidbits and Personal Correspondences on the Lex about Alice, but I can't understand how she knew her name was Alice (okay, technically it was Mary Alice) when she awoke as a Vampire. She didn't learn her full name until she got tipped off by James (via Bella) in Twilight about who she was and where she came from. Any guesses? My only hypothesis is that she was wearing something with her name on it when she woke up as a vamp (asylum clothes? UNDERWEAR? It's killing me!)
Actually, I did a lot of research on amnesia for my fic on Alice called Singularity. For it, I read about 100 different articles on amnesia. It is possible for a person to forget memories but still remember the names of things, including themselves. So they may not know how or why they know that a dog is called a dog, but they do know it. I made Alice have this type of amnesia. I forget the name, but it is associated with trauma and does allow her to have no active memories of the past, and yet be able to speak and communicate.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - After a tornado traveled more than two miles through East Arlington neighborhoods Thursday afternoon, the Red Cross is giving shelter and other assistance to families whose homes were damaged.
Authorities say a severe storm ripped through Jacksonville between 4:15 and 4:30 p.m., damaging 15 to 20 homes and numerous cars, but there was only one minor injury.
"It was scary. I've never been through a tornado before," said 10-year-old Conner Peterson, who saw the funnel cloud.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-2 tornado, but late Friday revised the maximum wind speed down to 115 mph as it blew by the intersection of Monument and Derringer roads.
Erin Fischer was driving on McCormick Road when he captured this image of what appears to be a tornado.
Peterson was walking home from a community park with his brother when they saw the sky darken.
"We saw the clouds forming into a circle and then we ran into the bathroom and our mom covered us up with pillows and blankets," he said.
Other people in Arlington told similar stories of hiding in their houses and cars.
"I was on phone with husband and I told him looked like a tornado," Angela Red said. "(I) put the car in park and I got down on the floorboard of car. Looking out I saw pieces of houses and fencing flying over top of my car."
IMAGES: Viewer photos of Thursday's storm
Witnesses said the twister was only on the ground for about a minute.
"I saw the spinning and I could hardly get in (the) door," said Pam Karnbach. "I watched a tree in the front yard go sideways; flag pole in my driveway was across the street."
Trees were down on cars and homes and blocked streets and driveways. Even fences went through some people's bedrooms.
Twenty-four hours later, the cleanup process was overwhelming. Apartments were condemned, and many will be torn down. Some people and their pets are trying to find new homes.
Public insurance adjusters are offering their services at the scene.
"Most people when it comes to an insurance claim, they don't even know that there are people who are licensed and qualified to help them with their claim, so they tend to struggle through the process on their own and it gets to be a very frustrating process and it gets to be a very costly process," said Mark Goldwich, owner of Gold Star Adjusters.
Stuck inside one home was a family's cat, Shadow, now too without a home.
"I can't take her home with me," Jean-Marie Williamson said. "I have two dogs and so I don't know what we're going to do. I guess we're going to have to take her to a shelter."
The weather service reported the storm also dumped between two and four inches of rain on many areas of eastern Duval and Nassau counties, flooding streets and parking lots. Standing water on the Arlington Expressway forced the Mathews Bridge closed during the afternoon rush hour.
Fire officials say lightning may have sparked two house fires. Both were quick extinguished.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says only one person was treated for injuries sustained during the storm.
The storm knocked out electricity to thousands of residents, but the JEA reported the number of outages well under one hundred by Friday morning.
Residents who are still in need of assistance are being asked to call the Red Cross offices at 904-358-8091.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 23, 2013, 5:13 PM
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Summer months treacherous for teen drivers
Original post made on Jul 24, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 23, 2013, 5:13 PM
a resident of Monta Loma
on Jul 24, 2013 at 11:18 am
"27 percent of all motor-vehicle related deaths happen during July, August and September"
This is hardly remarkable since 25 percent of the year happens during July, August and September.
a resident of another community
on Jul 24, 2013 at 11:41 am
I appreciate your attention given to teen driving. In August 2004 eight teens crammed into an SUV on our small island and took a midnight joyride. Alcohol and drugs were not involved. My twin daughter Sarah was the one teen killed. That early morning knock is as vivid as ever. The mistake we make as parents is thinking it happens to the neighbor down the road or something you read about in the newspaper. The aftermath of that tragic night continues to live on today. WIth a little more communication and vigilance between parents and amongst teens summer can be enjoyed, as it was meant to be.
Caroline Flohr, author
a resident of Rex Manor
on Jul 24, 2013 at 2:19 pm
Those statistics are in the same group as, "78% (or whatever) of all accidents occur within 5 miles of home." Of course they do. Where are you most of the time?
You can infer that or believe that it's just safer never to go home.
a resident of Jackson Park
on Jul 24, 2013 at 4:08 pm
The alternate title of this article could be: "Teen drivers make streets treacherous during summer months"


text: With Menswear Spring 2012 at an end and Fall 2011 Couture already starting. I pulled together some of my favorite collections for menswear. And of course all of these designers are a favorite of mines for women's fashion as well. 3.1 Phillip Lim collection had interesting pieces, but the tie-dye pieces were most interesting of all. Burberry Prorsum's collection had bright colors and ikat patterns great look for men in the Spring. Salvatore Ferragamo did an excllent job of capturing the casual beach look but with so much class. Netting defined the collection for Dolce & Gabbana. But my all time favorite for Menswear Spring 2012 was Hermes collection, every piece had a causual luxury feel.


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Community members and leaders met with Pittsburgh police administrators and public officials on July 1, just days after a Pittsburgh school teacher was arrested and a New Pittsburgh Courier photographer was handcuffed outside of a community meeting, to discuss the incident and better relations between the police and the community.
"I think (the incident) may be a blessing in disguise, because this problem (of police harassment) is constant in the urban community," said Rossano Stewart, the Courier photographer who was handcuffed. "Now that it's been brought to the forefront, I think something will be done and better relations will ensue between the community and the police."
On June 26, Dennis Henderson, a teacher at the Manchester Academy Charter School, and Stewart were leaving a Community Empowerment Association Inc. meeting held at the organization's Kelly Street building when they were allegedly almost hit by, then harassed and handcuffed, by Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Officer Jonathan Gromek.
Stewart said he and Henderson were standing alongside Henderson's vehicle on Kelly Street after the meeting, talking and exchanging business cards, when the officer traveled towards them at a rapid speed, almost hitting them. It is unsure if the officer heard a comment or saw their expressions, but Stewart said when the officer got to the corner, he made a U-turn, drove up to them and asked, "Do you have a problem with the way I'm driving?" Then said, "If you have a problem, you can file a report."
Stewart said when Henderson began asking the officer for his name and badge number, the officer threatened them with a citation for obstructing traffic and then placed them under arrest and handcuffed them. He said the officer was verbally aggressive and even swept Henderson's legs from under him to get him on the ground.
While the men were on the ground, a crowd started to form, Gromek reportedly called for back up and 10 to 15 police cars, along with dogs arrived at the scene. Stewart was later let go, but Henderson was arrested for disorderly conduct and released the next day. He has a court date scheduled for July 10.
"I admire the community coming out and stepping up," said Stewart. He said that although he is thankful that acting Pittsburgh Police Chief Regina McDonald and Assistant Chief Maurita Bryant, who were at the meeting, apologized, he will "not quite be satisfied" until charges against Henderson are dropped. He doesn't think he will ever receive a formal apology from Gromek.
The meeting, which was closed to media, was not only attended by McDonald and Bryant, but also Pittsburgh Councilmen Rev. Ricky Burgess, Bill Peduto, Theresa Kail-Smith, along with Rashad Byrdsong, Esther Bush and some of the other residents who witnessed the event.
CUFFED—Pittsburgh school teacher Dennis Henderson, yellow shirt, and New Pittsburgh Courier photographer Rossano Stewart, front, sit in handcuffs after being harassed by a Pittsburgh police officer for, what many are saying, is "Talking While Black." (Photo by Elwin Green/Facebook)


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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 (UPI) -- "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -- Part 2" is up for four Kids' Choice Awards, America's Nickelodeon network announced Thursday.
The final installment in the fantasy franchise is nominated for Favorite Movie and Favorite Book, and its stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson are in the running for Favorite Movie Actor and Favorite Movie Actress.
"The Smurfs" nabbed nominations for Favorite Movie and its star Sofia Vergara for Favorite Movie Actress and Katy Perry for Favorite Voice in an Animated Movie.
"Kung Fu Panda 2" is nominated for Favorite Movie and Favorite Cartoon, while its star Jack Black is up for Favorite Voice in an Animated Movie.
Tom Cruise, Lady Gaga, Tim Tebow, Johnny Depp and Big Time Rush also are up for Kids' Choice Awards, which are presented to celebrities in the film, television, music and sports industries.
Other nominees for the fan-voted prizes include LMFAO, Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, Kristen Stewart, Justin Bieber and Miranda Cosgrove.
Beginning March 1, kids will be able to cast their votes in 20 categories across all of Nickelodeon's digital outlets, including Nick.com, Nick Mobile app, as well as Nickelodeon's Facebook page and Twitter feed.
Will Smith is to serve as host of the March 31 awards ceremony at USC's Galen Center in Los Angeles.


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I kind of have issue with this, as well. If you're truly going for the theory that Remus can smell an Animagus, that implies that they have their own distinct smell away from human or any other animal form. You've singled them out, you see. So, I think that Peter could smell like a rat to other humans, but to a werewolf there would be just a slight difference or an extra fine underlying layer not perceptible to humans.Good point. That is also in the story. He was a human, giving him his distinct smell, but he was a rat and the rat smell probably covered most of his human smell.
Crookshanks is not human and Sirius admitted that the cat knew straight away that 'Padfoot' wasn't what he appeared to be. The same with Peter, which is why Crookshanks was attacking him all the time.
I think you could say that he smelled like a rat, but detail the special something that only Remus can smell.
As for Remus' scent, do you want all werewolves to have a particular smell, or each one differently? Please be careful with the chocolate thing. As one of the many Remus lovers, I can tell you that it gets a bit trying. If your story is more light and humour, then I'd say it could work, but other than that....
Yes, Remus gave out chocolate uring PoA, but no one seems to pick up the fact that he was the DADA professor, so he was well versed in the Dark Arts. He also knew, as I'm sure all of the staff did, that Hogwarts was going to be surrounded by the guards of Azkaban - Dementors. The effects of chocolate clearly combat the effects of the Dementors and that is why he carried it around, not necessarily to feed some chocoholic need. He was brilliant, after all , and even Madame Pomfrey compilented him on finally being a DADA professor who knew what he was doing!
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Standing in front of the company linked to dozens of deaths and hundreds of illnesses, U.S. Rep. Ed Markey Thursday outlined federal legislation that he says would strengthen regulations for compounding pharmacies while closing loopholes.
Standing in front of the company linked to dozens of deaths and hundreds of illnesses, U.S. Rep. Ed Markey Thursday outlined federal legislation that he says would strengthen regulations for compounding pharmacies while closing loopholes.
"Twenty-eight people are dead, 377 are seriously ill, thousands of contaminated doses of drugs have been given to unsuspecting patients in 19 states," Markey said, speaking in front of New England Compounding Center on Waverly Street. "We have a company with a history of safety complaints making compounded drugs in bulk and shipping them all over the country. Yet somehow the New England Compounding Center fell into a regulatory black hole until it caused the worst public health disaster in our country in recent memory."
Markey, D-7th, said the company was "masquerading" as a compounding pharmacy to avoid regulations that would come with being considered a drug distributor.
An FDA investigation of the center, whose pharmacist license has been permanently revoked, found unclean conditions. Federal health officials have tied a nationwide outbreak of fungal meningitis to steroids made by the Framingham company.
The new legislation would distinguish between traditional small compounding pharmacies and others operating as large drug distributors.
It requires compounding pharmacies whose activities are akin to drug manufacturers to register with the FDA and be subject to similar inspections as manufacturers are, according to a bill summary.
Markey said the bill, which he plans to file today, allows smaller compounding pharmacies to operate as they currently do under state regulation, provided they operate safely and make medications for a specific patient with a valid prescription. The drug cannot be a copy of commercially-available drug.
"All compounded drugs must be labeled to ensure that recipients know that the drugs have not been (FDA) tested for safety or effectiveness," Markey said.
Compounding pharmacies not classified as drug manufactures could seek a waiver from the prescription requirement, provided they meet certain FDA-specified requirements.
Markey said this could include a community pharmacy that knows it has 10 patients who pick up the same compounded drug each week.
The bill would also allow the FDA to issue waivers if there are drug shortages or a public health need, according to the legislation.
The Supreme Court struck down a 1997 law, which the compounding pharmacy industry fought, on First Amendment grounds because of a provision on marketing drugs. That is not included in the new bill, Markey said.
A spokeswoman for New England Compounding Center did not return a message seeking comment.
The International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists issued a statement Thursday saying the academy was still reviewing the legislation.
"We plan to work closely with members of Congress and their staff in the development of new legislation and/or regulation that will ensure the safest possible practice of compounding," the statement said.
Several state lawmakers, including Rep. David Linsky, D-Natick, Thursday announced plans for a Nov. 14 hearing to look at state public health oversight of pharmacies
The state Board of Pharmacy, meanwhile, approved new regulations that require Bay State compounding pharmacies to sign affidavits stating they are only dispensing prescriptions for individual patients and submit reports twice per year proving they are not operating as manufacturers.
Markey praised Gov. Deval Patrick for responding aggressively to the New England Compounding Center situation.
"There is no guarantee that every other state whose pharmacies ship drugs to Massachusetts will follow suit," Markey said of the need for a national law.
(Material from the Associated Press was used in this report. Brian Benson can be reached at 508-626-3964 or firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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D-backs see Dodgers land final blow
LOS ANGELES -- On a Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium when tempers boiled over, dugouts emptied and punches were thrown, the Dodgers managed to land the final blow in a 5-3 win over the D-backs.
"It was a good game," D-backs catcher Miguel Montero said. "Obviously they came back and won the ballgame, but it was a good battle both ways."Full Game Coverage
LOS ANGELES -- On a Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium when tempers boiled over, dugouts emptied and punches were thrown, the Dodgers managed to land the final blow in a 5-3 win over the D-backs.
"It was a good game," D-backs catcher Miguel Montero said. "Obviously they came back and won the ballgame, but it was a good battle both ways."Full Game Coverage
The D-backs carried a 3-2 lead into the eighth, but it disappeared amid three walks by David Hernandez and a three-run double off the bat of Tim Federowicz.
"That was huge," Federowicz said. "At the big league level, that's my biggest hit. I stuck with my approach, didn't try to do too much and it paid off."
Hernandez (2-3) walked Adrian Gonzalez, Andre Ethier and Juan Uribe to load the bases with one out in the eighth and Federowicz jumped on a first-pitch fastball and blasted it to left.
"Once he got ahead, he couldn't put them away on a couple of pitches," Montero said. "Obviously when you walk guys like that, eventually you're going to get hit. The catcher, Federowicz, he put a good swing on it and that was the difference."
The game will likely be more remembered for the fight that took place in the bottom half of the seventh when D-backs right-hander Ian Kennedy hit Dodgers right-hander Zack Greinke with a pitch. It was the fourth hit-by-pitch of the night and it triggered a bench-clearing brawl that resulted in six ejections.
The D-backs got on the board first when Jason Kubel hit a two-run homer off Greinke in the fifth inning.
In the sixth, Dodgers phenom Yasiel Puig was hit -- it appeared in the nose -- by a Kennedy pitch.
"That was supposed to be an inside pitch," Kennedy said of the 1-2 fastball. "Trying to strike him out, I'm not trying to hit him, that's what it comes down to."
Ethier made Kennedy pay when he followed the hit-by-pitch with a home run to right to tie the game at 2.
Montero was hit in the back when he led off the next inning in apparent retaliation for Kennedy hitting Puig. Both benches were warned at that point. The benches briefly emptied, but there were no punches or shoves exchanged.
"I went down to first because we're playing pretty good and the last thing you want is to fight and get players suspended," Montero said.
When Greinke came up to bat with one out in the bottom of the seventh, Kennedy hit him in the shoulder area with a pitch. That prompted both benches to empty as a wild melee erupted, punches were thrown and it took a while for order to be restored.
"I wanted to throw inside just kind of to send a message, but not to hit the guy and it just kind of got away from me a little bit," Kennedy said. "I was really just trying to go inside because I didn't think it was right what he did to Miggy."
D-backs manager Kirk Gibson, assistant hitting coach Turner Ward and Kennedy were ejected along with Dodgers hitting coach Mark McGwire, Puig and reliever Ronald Belisario.
The loss snapped Arizona's five-game winning streak against the Dodgers, but up until the emotional bottom of the eighth it looked like they were going to continue their dominance of their rivals.
In the top of the eighth, A.J. Pollock, who was pinch-hitting for pitcher Brad Ziegler, doubled down the left-field line with one out and after Gerardo Parra drew a walk, Willie Bloomquist grounded a single to left off J.P. Howell to give Arizona a short-lived 3-2 lead.
"It was a good game," Gibson said. "We've had a good series with these guys."
The two teams conclude the series Wednesday night and it remains to be seen whether the bad blood from Tuesday will carry over. After all, these are two teams that have had hit-by-pitch battles in each of the last three seasons.
"If it's over, it's over, great," Bloomquist said. "If it's not, baseball has a way of working things out."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB.


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As far as I know, if you are to be a witness, regardless of whether or not you are a family member, you are not allowed in the courtroom for any of the trial. I don't believe they can even be in there for the opening statements as the statements could influence their testimony.Originally Posted by Ron x Hermione
However, being as they are to be the first witness called, and if they are witness for the prosecution, then, it is possible they would be allowed to be there for opening statements as nothing the defense could say would in theory influence their testimony.
How this would work in the Wizengamot, I do not know. We have only seen a few examples of trials. Though Mrs. Figg was not in the room until she was called in to testify. Of course, this could have been because Dumbledore wanted to keep her a secret.


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Jeremy Guthrie can be considered a late bloomer on many levels. His baseball career stalled at BYU in 1998 before he took two years off to travel to Spain on a Mormon mission. He transferred to Stanford when he returned to the United States and posted 13-2 record and a 2.51 ERA in 2002, setting the school's single-season school record for innings pitched in (157 2/3) and catching the eyes of Major League scouts.
The Indians drafted Guthrie with the 22nd overall pick. Guthrie bounced in and out of the bullpen in the Tribe's organization and was brought up three times in 2006 before he was designated for assignment. He signed with the Orioles to fill a spot in the 'pen before moving into the starting rotation in May and he has responded with a breakout season. Currently 7-4 with a 3.46 ERA, the rookie right-hander recently answered some questions from MLBPLAYERS.com:
MLBPLAYERS.com: You've recently hit a rough patch in what's been your breakthrough year. How have you dealt with this latest taste of adversity?
Guthrie: It was a stretch of games where I haven't been able to make the big pitch with two outs and that's cost me some runs. As I watched the video, the execution was very close to where it was. Things just didn't go my way, so that's good for your confidence to keep working. You don't need to make huge changes, just keep going. It's a very long season and that's what they'll tell you is a big adjustment to the Major Leagues. It's been a great run and hopefully I can finish this as strong as I started.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Overall, your career has stabilized and the best appears to be still ahead of you. What's been the key to your breakthrough?
Guthrie: I've had a little more confidence in myself and the ability to get people out by letting them hit the ball. Working ahead of the count has been very important to me, so I need to get back to that. You attack the guys and get ahead and you make them get on the defensive.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Pitching coach Leo Mazzone has a great track record with pitchers. How has he helped you turn it around?
Guthrie: He has so much knowledge and so much experience that it automatically gives you confidence in what he teaches you and the anecdotes he gives you. For me, it's been a good relationship. He has the right things to say when I'm on the mound and between starts. It's a real nice relationship that's really clicked well.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Is he somebody who tinkers with your mechanics or is it simply positive reinforcement?
Guthrie: It's a lot of positive reinforcement. He'll make an adjustment if he needs to, but he's not a guy who has a single recipe for everybody. With me, it hasn't been any mechanics. It's been the philosophies of pitching and the reinforcement.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Your ERA in your last season at BYU in 1998 was 6.10. Then you took two years off before a stellar career at Stanford. Did the Mormon mission to Spain give you new perspective on baseball and in life?
Guthrie: One hundred percent. It was two years that you can't duplicate. Thinking about everybody other than yourself for two years and sharing the message was important for me. I grew a lot and I wouldn't be here without those two years.
Some people ask would my development have gone better had I not taken the two years off and the answer is undeniably no. There's no chance. I was twice the pitcher I was when I came home and that's obviously a huge blessing.
MLBPLAYERS.com: With the Cleveland Indians organization, you were moved in and out of the bullpen. Did it seem like they didn't know what to do with you? Was it frustrating for you?
Guthrie: I think they just got caught in a tough situation. I struggled for a couple of years and their pitchers in the Major Leagues, when I began to pitch better, were so consistent that there wasn't a lot of opportunity. It was frustrating because I wanted to be a starter and there wasn't a chance. Time just kind of expired on me, so I've moved on.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You were called up three times last year and then designated for assignment in January. Did you sign with Baltimore with a chip on your shoulder?
Guthrie: No, just with a lot of confidence. Last year was my best Minor League season and then I went down to the Dominican Republic for one month and had a very good month. So when I got a new chance, I was very confident. I was hoping for a fair shot, which I thought Baltimore would give me based on what they told me. Also, I knew the Orioles didn't have quite as much depth as there was in the Cleveland organization. It was a nice, perfect fit.
MLBPLAYERS.com: The Orioles have had an up-and-down season. How is the vibe on the team despite a sub-.500 record?
Guthrie: We have a great group of guys - we really do. From the veterans to the younger guys, it's just a really nice mix. You see the flashes of brilliance we have as a team. We just need to be a little more consistent and I think that this team is a great, great team we can hopefully build around with a couple of more key components. It would be fun to be a part of it.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You're part of a promising young rotation. How confident are you in the foundation of this pitching staff?
Guthrie: I'm very confident. The key thing about the guys on this staff is that everybody works hard and nobody is content where they are. That's what it takes -- continually getting better and working at it.
MLBPLAYERS.com: The Orioles are approaching their 10th straight season under .500, but teammate Kevin Millar is so optimistic about the foundation here, he said publicly, "Don't trade me." Can this be the season where you look back and say it's the start of something big in Baltimore and a return to glory?
Guthrie: I think so. Kevin is a key component of any team, as you saw in Boston. He wants to win, and is frustrated when he doesn't win, and it takes that from a leader.
MLBPLAYERS.com: What's been the biggest difference since Dave Trembley took over?
Guthrie: He's a great communicator. He builds you up when you perform and do the little things. That can continue to build confidence and excitement for the game.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You grew up in small-town Roseburg, Ore., and recently lived in Las Vegas before moving to Utah. What was it like residing in Sin City?
Guthrie: It was nice when you remove yourself from the Strip. It's very clean and new, and everything you need is within a mile it feels like.
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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - The 2010 Peach Jam got off to a good start on Monday. While it was a relatively quiet day overall, rising senior Jabari Brown took his game to a high level while youngsters such as Archie Goodwin and rising freshman Tyus Jones served notice that they'll be forces to reckon with down the road.
Day one standouts
Jabari Brown, SG, Drew Gooden Soldiers- A physical wing who doesn't get enough credit for his overall skill level, he proved to be scorer and facilitator on Monday night. As usual, he burned up the nets from deep but it was what he did off the dribble, as a passer and as a defender. There's no fluff to his game and he's a kid who is about his business and nothing else when he hits the floor. Cal's Mike Montgomery and and Maryland's Gary Williams watched his move. Word is Kansas may be looking to make a move so it wasn't a surprise to see Bill Self tailing him closely. Washington's Raphael Chillious, among others, was on the trail as well.
Archie Goodwin, SG, Arkansas Wings 16's- As impressive as any wing who took the floor on Monday, the 6-foot-4 standout from 2012 was a one man wrecking crew. An excellent ball handler who can put pressure on defenders in transition or a halfcourt setting, he's got a polished all-around game. He drew the entire Arkansas staff, Tennessee boss Bruce Pearl and assistant Steve Forbes, three assistants from Missouri and a slew of other high level coaches.
Tyus Jones, PG, Howard Pulley 16's- Only a member of the class of 2014, it's important to remember that this kid has yet to walk the hallways of a high school as a student. That said, the six foot floor general put on as impressive a display as we saw all day while going for 27 points and 11 assists to only one turnover as he led his team to a win over the Southern Kings. If he makes a pass, odds are the recipient is in scoring position, he can shoot from deep, plays with an unbelievable feel and poise. It's a safe bet he'll see a lot more coaches courtside the next time he hits the floor.
Joe Coleman, SG, Howard Pulley- Quietly, the 6-foot-4 shooting guard had an impressive day. A well built wing scorer, he has an excellent mid-post game, scores in transition and can call upon his athleticism to help him out of tight spots. His game is efficient and you don't have to worry about a ton of mistakes out of him.
Ben McLemore, SG, St. Louis Eagles- Coming off of the bench, McLemore was very impressive during a Monday morning game against All-Ohio. Playing with more confidence than he has at other stops this summer, McLemore was proactive in looking for his offense. He's been to reactive in the past and it's good to see him allowing his instincts to take over. If he gets hot from deep -- as he did Monday -- he's a load to handle. After first saying that he wasn't in a rush to make a decision, McLemore also hinted that he might actually be pretty close to making a decision. After checking around, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him pick a school before heading to Oak Hill.
Sam Thompson, SF, Mac Irvin Fire- There have been times when Thompson's production hasn't always matched his reputation. Monday, the fluid and athletic 6-foot-6 wing was outstanding during a win over Athlete's First. After playing the role of set-up man during the first half, he got aggressive offensively in the second. He hit on several mid-range jumpers and made a mockery of a would be defender on a fastbreak slam. Ohio State, Florida and Oregon State look to be the top tier while Georgetown and Kansas round out his top five.
Wayne Blackshear, SG, Mac Irvin Fire- Another guy who doesn't have much wasted effort or fluff in his game, he's a blue collar shooting guard who gets the job done. He makes some deep jumpers, hits the glass, defends and can finish above the rim when the situation calls for it.
Josiah Turner, PG, Drew Gooden Soldiers- Go ahead and chalk up a very successful day for the 6-foot-3 point guard from Sacramento (Calif.) High. His blend of size, skill and crafty scoring off the dribble is tough to deal with for any defender. He's playing with tremendous effort and dazzled with his passing on Monday. In the past some have questioned whether or not he's a true point guard, hard to see him as anything else at this point.
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His game wasn't one that we focused on exclusively, but we couldn't help but notice how well Tyrone Johnson was playing every time we looked over this evening. Turns out he drew attention for a good reason. The recent Villanova commitment was good for 40, three assists and zero turnovers while playing 40 minutes in Team Final's double overtime win over the New Jersey Playaz. … Speaking of the Playaz, 6-foot-8 rising junior Kyle Anderson and 2011 mighty might point guard Myles Mack were both impressive from what we saw on Monday night. … Really liked the energy of Team Takeover's Darion Atkins this evening. An energetic four man, he uses his athleticism, has a great motor and really crashes the glass. He looks like an ideal four man in a conference like the Atlantic-10. … We noticed Bruce Weber and assistant Jerrance Howard making sure to be up front for the Mac Irvin Fire's 16 and under group. … There are still times when Mike Shaw drifts a bit too much to the perimeter, but he rebounded at a high level on Monday. Anybody who has seen him play can tell you that the 6-foot-8 forward has a good skill level but his motor has been called into question at times. His commitment to the glass shows that he's addressing those concerns. …
Athlete's First forward Ryan Spangler has a fine reputation as a football player. But, the 6-foot-7 power forward is a pretty good basketball player as well. A fine athlete who plays with toughness, you can pretty much pencil him in for double digit rebounds whenever he hits the floor. … He struggled some while we were watching him, but we've got a sneaking suspicion that 2013 wing Jabari Bird is going to be a player. Love the 6-foot-5 wing from Oakland's length, athleticism, instincts and willingness to compete. …


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Talk:Alakazam (Pokémon)
How it can use Iron Tail.
I'm thinking how that's possible. The only possibility is that it uses its spoon for Iron Tail, but it was reverted for no reason. What could the reason be it can learn Iron Tail? TheBlazikenMaster 12:56, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
- Last time I checked the spoon was not connected to it's rear end. Glinn Mgraw 12:59, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
- Well, what you said was pure speculation so I reverted it. For all we know, the mustache could light up and hit...Posted by the OptimatumTalk|Links13:00 4 May 2008
- You're right, it can be any part of its body, even its ass. Let's not add the possibilities. TheBlazikenMaster 13:10, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
- Well, what you said was pure speculation so I reverted it. For all we know, the mustache could light up and hit...Posted by the OptimatumTalk|Links13:00 4 May 2008
Alakazam's lvl33 move (FireRed)
When Alakazam reaches lvl 33, the move that is learned is "Calm Mind" not "Role Play" Here's a video I got http://www.4shared.com/file/56702273/180a520b/Movie.html
2nd Most Intelligent?
In the Behavior section, it says Alakazam is the second most intelligent pokémon. Who's smarter than it? Me and my fellow torchics agree on this - Sk8torchic. 17:17, 3 May 2009 (UTC)
- Uxie is theoretically omniscient; if true nothing in existence could be "smarter." In practice (Mystery Dungeon 2) he's considerably less effective than that, but so are most legendaries/pokemon in general. --Barakku 02:33, 6 May 2009 (UTC)
- This is wrong, Alakazam is the most intelligent Pokémon, and Uxie is the smartest one, not the most intelligent one. Intelligence is not the same thing as knowledge. Someone should change this. Mutak 06:57, 13 September 2009 (UTC)
He was not a stage magician, he was an escape artist.--Mtn otter We are the Void 00:19, 4 October 2009 (UTC)
- Mosst people are still going to call that stage magic. It's still an illusion that's already set up. Here we also have Wikipedia's definition: "Magic is a performing art that entertains an audience by creating illusions of seemingly impossible or supernatural feats, using purely natural means. These feats are called magic tricks, effects or illusions.....One who performs such illusions is called a magician or an illusionist. Some performers may also be referred to by names reflecting the type of magical effects they present, such as prestidigitators, conjurors, mentalists, escape artists, and ventriloquists."—Loveはドコ? (talk • contribs) 01:54, 4 October 2009 (UTC)
Fix it up...
A lot of the things in the behavior section should really be listed under special abilities. I'm gonna fix that up and do some research to improve the Behavior section.--TheLastCharmander 20:57, 11 February 2010 (UTC)
Back sprites
The article mentions that Alakazam is the only poke to have two different Gen-III back sprites... so how come there's only one shown in the sprite box? It seems like teasing to bring this up and not even say where the two different sprites are found. ~ CZeke 05:48, 14 October 2010 (UTC)
- Because the sprite box is in need of a redesign. And it certainly isn't the only one. Many Gen I Pokémon (in particular. A few other did as well) had redesigned backsprites for FRLG. Same for Gen II Pokémon (again, among others) with HGSS. The current sprite box isn't set up for multiple backsprites. Werdnae (talk) 07:44, 14 October 2010 (UTC)
Fighting Moves
"Although Alakazam is quite fragile and prefers to use its psychic abilities for movement and battle, it is quite capable of learning a broad range of fighting moves."
Why does it say this if the only Fighting-type move it can learn is Focus Blast? King Riolu 11:40, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
- I think it means physical moves such as Giga Impact and Psycho Cut. Not Fighting type moves.--ForceFire 12:35, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
Well, should it be changed so that is says "physical moves" then? King Riolu 19:02, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
May i use this?
I was thinking of picking up a few sprites for my signature. Is this allowed? How do i do it?~Bobo Spr_2c_147_s.gif 13:01, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- Sorry, we're not allowed to have pictures in our signatures. You can use them in your userspace, however! I can't recall exactly how to link images right now, but I'm sure it's somewhere under the link template section of Bulba's help pages. ~~ Scyther Be Awesome! Need something? 13:17, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- Bulbapedia:Wikicode and Bulbapedia:Signature Policy have the answers you're looking for. I'd suggest reading both. Werdnae (talk) 20:30, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
Wait, if its not allowed, how come users have them on some of their signatures? ~Bobo Spr_2c_147_s.gif 20:42, 30 April 2011 (UTC)


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Am off to pick up laundry in a minute, but…today's (un-work-related day) was quite exciting – I want to make a quick post at the very least. Don was running a tad late for our meeting on 6th Street, so I popped in at Abraço for an espresso macchiato.
Barely a minute after I stepped in, the door opened once more and I spotted a familiar face – it was John! Yay! He carried a plastic bag, the contents of which Jamie proceeded to use in creating a Shakarati, a wondrously sweet shaken concoction of espresso and amaretto. This photo was taken a minute after the drink was poured into the glass, but I wish you were there to see it the moment Jamie poured it out of the shaker, and watch the three distinct layers unravel into the clear glass. The foamy head and two tones of brown layered beneath. I'd gladly have a Shakarati replace my morning espresso…though I dare not show up to work sloshy, no? ;) Don arrived five minutes later and we stayed for a bit more. Leaning against the counter, I listened to the conversations around me, did less of the chatting and more of the musing and silent marveling over the macchiato. It was funny. Since busy season started, I've rarely had the opportunity to see the sun on a weekday, for we don't take lunch breaks and the office room is sadly windowless. So the opportunity to be in the East Village on a Tuesday afternoon, warm drink in hand, good company, far from computer screens and excel documents was kind of…crazy, ridiculous? All of the above? Awesome.
Don and I parted ways with John soon after, and headed towards the bike shop, just one street south. Bike shop, you say? Yes, Yes!! After a bit of hem-hawwwing, and much convincing on the part of Don, I decided the time was ripe for purchasing my first bike. It's a red bike, as you can see ^_^ white handles and a kyoot little seat. The weather is warming up, so as soon as I figure out how to use this crazy U-lock and get a basket to hold snacks and loaves of brioche, I'll be biking my toosh all over the city!
Abraço? Check. Bike? Check. It was time for lunch! We walked west to the recently opened ramen shop, Ippudo, on 4th Ave and 10th Street.
The interior of the restaurant was larger than I expected, dimly lit, almost so soothing that I wanted to slip out a mattress and indulge in a little post-coffee/pre-lunch nap. We were seated side to side at a low counter table, on soft beige chairs with support on the back and right (or left) of the person. Such seating arrangements encourage, and is rather conducive to getting chummy with your dining partner. However not so functional when you keep on bumping into one another's elbows mid ramen-slurping…
Three types of ramen are available, Shiromaru New York, Akamaru Modern, and the Karaka-men. I had the Shiromaru New York, the most basic option, "original recipe tonkotsu soup with stewed pork, cabbage and scallion." I've never paid $13 for a bowl of ramen before, so it was natural to have high expectations at that price. The broth was gorgeous, full and fatty just so, rich to the tongue. The serving size? Massive. Perhaps overly so, but that's just me…must always leave plenty, plenty room for dessert ^_^ Also massive in size was the serving spoon, which could easily hold three times more broth than a standard soup spoon! The toppings were skimpy at best, with two thin slices of pork, granted it was indeed awesome pork, extremely tender and sweet. But I've still yet to encounter the pork that comes close to the magic that is Yotteko-Ya back home in Hawaii. That, now that, was seriously what one would deem effortless meat. Slices of buttery pork plucked from steaming broth, dappled onto the tongue and in the second you dare bite, the pork melts. I swear. It melts! Onto your tongue, all over your mouth…some crazy swooning meaty estacy. Ahhh. Goodness. Yah. I've yet to meet that pork in the city. Don's Karaka-men had the same broth with the addition on "spicy meat sauce." See his photo here for a close-up of the noodles. But I will be back to Ippudo the next time ramen cravings hit or on the next rainy day, for Yotteko-Ya, is sadly a tad too far for lunch.
Make it a complete lunch for an additional $3 – you have a choice between roast pork or mentaiko over ice. I went with the mentaiko while Don did the roast pork. Cabbage and squiggles of sweet mayo with a dollop of mentaiko. Both versions hovered on the tasty end of standard, though the ramen portion itself was so enormous, that I was too full to enjoy the rice dishes for all it was worth. Didn't stop me from polishing it off though, heheheh.
Okee dokes, well happy Tuesday – better go get my laundry before I forget! Hope the week is going dandy for everyone :)
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If he were here I'm sure he'd have a hard on for Harden
If he were here I'm sure he'd have a hard on for Harden
Tyreke finally starting to find his role with a more permanent position on the floor (SG).
Had him most of last season and he was frustrating but now he's a lock at SG he's focused and turning into one of the top defensive guards in the league.
Beastly weekly for the Beef Helmets.
The battle for rank 1 of week 1 is coming down to the wire will it be the Bouncy Beef Helmets or the Coqs?
Faried finally came through today after 2 tough games of 17mpg he broke out into what I was expecting a double double machine.
Lillard and Faried were huge sleepers.
Jason Thompson, Barea and Seraphin have come from the depths of the draft to put up big this week.
Wharfies start the season with a W! Good game CA7, it was pretty close most of the time.
Metro, me and you renew our rivalry this week, but I wont talk **** last time that got me my ass kicked
damn you DZ
This is such a deep league that any week could see anyone beat anyone.
The scary thing is in such a deep league there are only 2 players on my roster I consider filler players. Everyone else I want to keep.
Value of dudes like Tristan Thompson and JJ Barea is so high in a league like this!
I look at all the matchups coming up and with Rubio injured I can't see an easy week anywhere.
Was a fun first week, taking rank 1 for the first time in my fantasy career
Good luck this week everyone, hope to see the drama starting soon. You all running scared from the trading block
Time to shake things up and wake people up in this league!.............
Chris Paul is on the trading block!
Come get some!
got an answer from Yahoo customer care re Fantasy Points column not being displayed... confirmed my suspicions:
Thank you for contacting Yahoo! Sports.
I appreciate your inquiry regarding an issue with not all Fantasy columns
appearing on the matchup page in your Fantasy Basketball league. I am
happy to address this matter for you.
I see that your league uses a boatload of stat categories, which is part
of the reason that not all of them will display in your league.
However, I would like you to try the steps outlined in the following
Yahoo! Sports Help article to see if they are helpful in resolving your
Changing font size on Yahoo! pages in your browser
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
locale=en_US&y=PROD_SPORTS_FAN_BASKET&i=aslYRVrFZ3 rs3cS8/Zh/rQ==
i actually figured it out in Safari, by choosing "View", and clicking "Zoom Text Only".
then I enlarged the text so all the columns showed up. then i took off "Zoom Text Only"
and zoomed out, so now all columns are extremely tight, and text is extremely small,
but all columns are showing up.
I'm on a Mac, fyi.
if this doesn't work for those who care, perhaps Metro can lose a couple stat columns
that aren't that important? idk.


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The Corolla was Toyota's trailblazer when it led the then-fledgling carmaker to the shores of America in 1968. In an era of Detroit muscle, the economy-minded Corolla secured a beachhead for Toyota. Now in its 40th year on Toyota's roster, the all-new 2009 model is the 10th generation of the pioneering Corolla. The formula that gave it its staying power in the '60s, namely reliability, efficiency, comfort and affordability, is alive and well in the 21st century.
Tenth-Gen Updates
The new Corolla is the first to shed the "entry level" badge, since it's now a middle step between the Yaris and the company's best-selling Camry. Though the previous-generation car did exorcise some of its econobox demons when it came to market in 2003, designers knew styling would be key to the Corolla fulfilling its new role.
Unfortunately, for a clean-sheet design, the new Corolla looks too much like the old model, and is nowhere near as brave as the Honda Civic and Mazda3 designs it will be squaring off against.
The Corolla is available only as a four-door sedan in five different trims: Standard, LE, XLE, S and XRS. The new body was drawn up with a lower profile and a sleeker look, featuring more angular A- and C-pillars. A wider track delivers improved aerodynamics and stability, and increases interior volume. The up-model S and XRS add sporty appeal with a more aggressive front bumper treatment, integrated fog lights, a lip spoiler, side skirts and an upgraded rear fascia.
The driveline-engineers also got to flex their muscles. The 2009 Corolla is offered with two powerplant possibilities: an all-new 132-horsepower 1.8-liter four cylinder, and a 158-horsepower four that displaces 2.4 liters. These engines are also available in the Matrix and various offerings from the Scion brand. In the Corolla, Standard, LE and XLE versions are powered by the 1.8-liter unit with either a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission.
The S and XRS trims back up their bark with the bigger 2.4-liter engine that can be coupled with a five-speed manual or five-speed automatic gearbox, the latter a first in the Corolla lineup. The 2.4-liter is optional on S trims and standard on the XRS.
Creature Comforts
The quality of the interior materials and the car's overall fit and finish are excellent. The roomy interior features a highly configurable center console, a tilt/telescopic steering wheel with optional audio controls, a 60/40 split-folding rear seating, an optional no-nonsense navigation system, an optional JBL sound system, a bright white gauge cluster and more storage possibilities than a bank vault.
On the safety front, the 2009 Corolla features six strategically placed airbags, and an innovative active front-seat head restraint system that provides additional whiplash protection. Other safety features include a tire-pressure-monitoring system, available traction control, anti-lock brakes (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution, and "Brake Assist" for emergency situations.
On the Road
Behind the wheel, the new Corolla feels far more upscale than previous models. The driving position and outward visibility are immediately noticeable, although the standard seats are a bit flat. The sport seats in the XRS should be standard issue in all Corollas. Unless you only listen to AM talk radio, we highly recommended the optional JBL audio system. The functionality and the overall quietness of the cabin at speed put the Corolla at the top of its segment.
The new engines are excellent companions. The XRS was the most engaging model with its 158 horsepower, manual transmission and 17-inch low-profile tires. When pushed, the now two-inch wider front track and 2.9-inch wider rear track provide a more solid foundation and smoother transitions for sharp cornering. Steering feedback is adequate, and the XRS is responsive as long as the engine is kept in the wide portion of its powerband.
The sporty S and XRS models are not pocket rockets, but they are also far beyond the "basic transportation" umbrella that the Corolla has lived under much of its four decades on the road. The Corolla's five different trims ensure that penny pinchers yearning only for Toyota's reliability and fuel economy can choose a more pedestrian trim, while the more fashion conscious or power hungry can land a Corolla that makes a more opinionated statement.
Although Toyota has sold 30 million Corollas worldwide, the 2009 redesign is a critical juncture for the car because Toyota research indicates that one out of every three Corolla buyers moves up into another Toyota. This segment is heating up with plenty of quality, well-targeted products such as the Honda Civic, Mazda3 and the all-new Ford Focus.
Pricing is expected to remain in the same neighborhood as the outgoing model, and the all-new 2009 Corollas is scheduled to roll into showrooms on February 11, 2008.
From 1992 to 2005 Evan Griffey was an editor of Turbo & High Tech Performance magazine, a pioneering force in the creation of the import/sport compact tuning industry. Today Evan is a freelance writer working for Import Tuner, Sport Compact Car, Honda Tuning, Turbo & High Tech Performance, Car Audio and Siphon magazines.


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The Food Sanitation Inspection and Licensing Program inspects and licenses food service establishments, grocery stores and retail food stores in New Hampshire. The responsibilities of field inspectors include investigating complaints, inspecting food service establishments that are new or that have changed ownership, and routinely inspecting facilities that are already licensed. These inspectors have authority to approve the issuance of provisional licenses that are valid for 90 days for new food establishments and when establishments change ownership. Field inspectors are also involved in the investigation of foodborne disease outbreaks, food salvage after natural and man-made disasters, and training of food service workers.
Food Service Licenses
Anyone wanting to manufacture, process, store or distribute food in New Hampshire must obtain a license from the Food Protection Section by submitting an application with the appropriate fee and meet the requirements of He-P 2300, the New Hampshire Rules for the Sanitary Production and Distribution of Food. *Except establishments in one of the self-inspecting communities .
Please Note: RSA 143-A:4 I states that "It shall be unlawful for any person, unless exempted under RSA 143-A:5, to operate a food service establishment or retail food store within the state without having obtained a food service license to be issued by the commissioner." For new establishments or establishments that change ownership, an application must be submitted along with the appropriate fee and an inspection must be conducted before a license will be issued.
- Bed and Breakfasts
- Food Processing Plants
- Homestead Kitchen
- Mobile Food Units and Services
- Restaurant, Food Service or Food Store
*In New Hampshire, some cities and towns have authority to self-inspect and license food service establishments within their jurisdictions.
- FDA Employee Health and Personal Hygiene Interactive Resource Disk Available
- Employee Health Handout
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Q. Is there anything going on nowadays inside the old packinghouse on Cypress Street and Palm Avenue? I know that on Saturdays the farmers market uses the parking lot. But is the building being used for anything else?
– June Evers, Orange
A. Chapman University now owns the site, the former Villa Park Orchards Association Packinghouse. All packing operations stopped in 2006.
The warehouse itself is largely empty, said Chapman's spokeswoman Mary Platt. The university uses parts of the building as storage space, she said. The auxiliary warehouse in the back of the building also serves as university office space, she said.
Platt said university officials haven't decided what to do with the site. There was talk about converting it into a residence hall, or even into the school's science center, but nothing definitive yet.
Regardless of future plans, the university will preserve the building as much as possible because it symbolizes a piece of Orange history, Platt said.
The packinghouse was originally built for the Santiago Orange Growers Association at the beginning of WWI. Villa Park Orchards purchased and later moved into the complex to expand its bustling packing operations.
Q. Are firework sales for Independence Day ever coming back to Orange? It seems like more cities in Orange County are allowing sales again.
– J.R. Ortiz
A. Well Mr. Ortiz, don't count on fireworks coming back for at least this year. Fireworks have been banned in town for the last 23 years. There is currently no talk in City Hall about lifting the ban on so-called safe and sane fireworks, city officials said.
Last year, the City Council blocked a measure from appearing on the November ballot that would have given voters the choice to repeal the fireworks ban on the sale and use of fireworks in parts of the city.
City leaders wanted to preserve the ban in the hills of East Orange, but could not decide on where to draw the boundaries for a firework zone for the rest of the city. City leaders did say they might consider a ballot initiative for 2014, the next general election.
Villa Park is considering lifting its ban on fireworks for this July 4. Currently, eight cities in the county allow firework sales.


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Spike Jonze's Where The Wild Things Are did boffo box office biz this weekend ($32 million), which is not surprising, although lots of people are saying it's not exactly kid-friendly, on account of the fear factor. Clearly the terrifying movies are selling right now, and the biggest box office surprise is Paranormal Activity, which is reported to be scaring the living daylights out of everyone who sees it (plus, it's also scared up 20 million bucks in earnings — and they made it for a measly $11,000…even I can do that math). Tis the season — the Scream Awards celebrated both the Vampire Diaries and True Blood. With Halloween not far off, everyone's looking for spooky stuff to catch. That said…what will you see next at your local cineplex? Will you go catch Where The Wild Things Are and leave the kids at home? Will you see Zombieland for a good old-fashioned Woody Harrelson-style scare? Will you see The Vampire's Assistant (which is already generating a good deal of good buzz?) Or will you screw up your courage and take part in Paranormal Activity (and report back since you couldn't pay me to watch this – I can barely watch the trailer). Voice your choice in today's featured poll and let us know if you're up for a good scare or not, and what flick you'll go see next.
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1. How did you feel about Jacob's injury and Bella's reaction to it?
I was a little confused. If Jacob's bones were crushed as a werewolf, why wouldn't the doc set them while he was a werewolf? Wouldn't it mess everything up when he phased and his bones went back to human size? I thought about that way too much, I know. Bella's reaction was normal, I think. And just like always - she blames herself so is more worried. Plus she knew she'd have to crush his heart soon - so having his bones crushed before that was kind of ironic.
2. Did you suspect that the Volturi's late arrival to the fight was planned? Why?
Arg...yes. They were hoping that the newborns would eliminate some of the Cullens - the Volturi is threatened by having such a large coven exist with so many special powers among them. They were probably hoping to split the family up, either just in numbers, or if they were lucky - keep Alice and Edward alive and hope they would reconsider Aro's offer.
3. What did Jane mean when she told Edward "Quite a pity how things turned out, isn't it?" P 577
It was extremely sarcastic. On the surface it was in reference to the Volturi not coming sooner to help, but everyone realized it was that she regretted that all of the Cullens were still alive.
4. Before you read Breaking Dawn, how did you think Bella would compare to Bree as a newborn? Did you think she would have better control over her bloodlust or that she would be as wild as Bree was in the clearing?
I didn't think she'd be as wild as Bree. Bella is exceptionally loving and selfless and compassionate as a human - I thought she'd take that with her. I didn't think it would be quite so easy for her, though...


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NARUC's Morgan discusses role of state PUCs in carbon credit allocation
As the House Energy and Commerce Committee begins holding hearings on the Waxman-Markey climate and energy discussion draft this week, one issue that will be debated is the allocation of emissions credits. During today's OnPoint, Richard Morgan, a commissioner of the District of Columbia Public Service Commission and leader of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners' Task Force on Climate, explains why he believes local regulated utilities should be allocated emissions credits from a cap-and-trade program. He discusses the role state public utility commissioners can play, and addresses how Congress can find the balance between auction and allocation.


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East Moscow Mountain Climber's Log
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|Nice views!
|Hiked this peak (Main Summit and East Summit) a couple of times summer and winter 2003/4 when I lived in the Tri Cities, WA. Great views from the top!
|Posted Feb 11, 2015 10:37 am
|Great In The Snow(shoes)
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2012
|I've been up on Moscow Mountain a bunch of times in various conditions. The best, though, was driving up the Troy side to the first parking lot in winter, then snowshoeing to the east summit by way of the old growth cedar grove on the north side of the mountain. Doing basically any Winter Stuff here is highly recommended.
|Posted Oct 7, 2013 10:45 pm
|Bike rides
Date Climbed: May 31, 2008
|Been on this summit as well the main summit, west twin, east twin, and paradise point many times, pretty much always by bike. Great trail system.
|Posted May 10, 2012 10:52 pm
|Super Dave
|Quick Stop
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2011
|Drove to East Moscow Mountain just before a quick hike up Moscow Mountain. Sun went down earlier than I expected, ended up doing the hike in the dark. Trip Report
|Posted Nov 30, 2011 12:55 am
Date Climbed: Feb 12, 2011
|Hiked to the main summit from my front door in Moscow (20+ miles roundtrip). Snowshoed the last three or four miles to the top. The summit was covered by clouds all morning which (of course) cleared away about fifteen minutes after I started back down. Once I was on the mountain, I didn't see another person the entire day.
|Posted Apr 9, 2011 3:44 pm
|Drive to the top
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2009
|With my trusty Jeep I was able to drive all the way to the lookout. Gates were open and the road, although a bit washed out, was passable. I do believe i picked up a munitions round in my tire from this drive however and my tire did need to be replaced.
|Posted Jul 19, 2010 2:07 am
|up to primary summit
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 2010
|Parked at the 1st gate which was closed. About 3 miles with 1200 feet of elevation gain. Summit socked in with clouds, no views at all. Drove up to Bald Mountain L.O. following this.
|Posted Jun 21, 2010 12:47 am
|Awesome View
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2009
|Hiked from the first parking area. An easy climb with a great view.
|Posted Jul 7, 2009 7:49 pm
|Many times
|Climbed many times by bicycle and by foot and dry weather and snowy weather. I miss this playground.
|Posted Oct 15, 2008 12:08 am
|Main Summit
Date Climbed: May 18, 1977
|Climbed the main summit from the base via the SW ridge. Park on the road just above the last house and go cross country, some bushwhacking required. Takes a couple of hours. There is a hard rock mine, 40 ft deep tunnel, just a few hundred feet before the summit. Much of this is private property now. There is a home on the summit last I checked. I did this route a couple of times in the 1970's including a winter ascent and camped on an exposed ledge high on the south side just before leaving this area for good.
|Posted Jun 11, 2008 10:49 am
|Bark Eater
|Great fall view
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2007
|Surprised we could drive to the summit. All the barriers were open, perhaps due to hunting season?
Awesome views with a fire convection column rising perhaps 30 miles to the southeast.
|Posted Oct 18, 2007 12:46 pm


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I found it on a beach in South-west Scotland, it appears to be a jaw bone. An album of pictures is here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/35254575@N06/sets/72157633231273329/
It appears to be some kind of carnivorous fish jawbone.As to what I'm not sure; I don't live very near the sea so I am more knowledgable about mammal and bird bones.Could you maybe add some kind of indicator of scale so I could narrow it down a bit more?
There is a picture with a ruler beside it in the album linked. It's around 10cm and looks to be an upper jaw bone. Thanks for the help!


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Gaius Julius Caesar ends his campaign with a resounding triumph.
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The Stolen Eagle
Gaius Julius Caesar ends his campaign with a resounding triumph.
How Titus Pullo Brought Down the Republic
Mark Antony returns to Rome with Octavian's liberators, Vorenus and Pullo.
An Owl in a Thornbush
Pompey makes an unusual tactical decision: abandon Rome to Caesar
Stealing From Saturn
Caesar seeks to consolidate his hold on Rome.
The Ram Has Touched the Wall
Vorenus is forced to reconsider his career choices after a series of setbacks.
Mark Antony is running Rome while Caesar pursues Pompey.
Marooned in the Adriatic Sea, Vorenus and Pullo try to survive.
Caesar arrives in Alexandria and meets the boy king Ptolemy XIII.
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Vorenus negotiates a severance for veteran soldiers on behalf of Caesar.
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Pullo and Vorenus become heroes to the Roman rank and file.
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The Victorian Farmers Federation is calling for a full investigation into what happened at the L.E Giles abattoir in Trafalgar.
The abattoir was shut down in 2011, after the animal rights group Animals Australia, released a video of pigs being slaughtered, to the industry regulator PrimeSafe.
In April this year the Department of Environment and Primary Industries dropped the charges against the abattoir because it said there was not enough evidence, despite months of a lengthy investigation into the claims.
VFF president, Peter Tuohey, says PrimeSafe was heavy-handed in its investigation into the abattoir, but it's animal activists who should be investigated.
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