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Spicy, mild, beans or meat only, tomato-based or white — there are as many ways to make chili as there are people who make it. If you want to fine-tune your chili cooking chops, take a few hints from Larry Walton, the 2011 Terlingua International Chili Champion.
Here are his top tips for making great chili:
Chili Powder — Using the right chili powder makes all the difference in the world. Mexene Chili Powder and Seasoning Mix is a good choice because it's well rounded and balanced.
Meat — Choose premium quality ground beef with an 80/20 percent beef to fat ratio. Or for an interesting twist, choose fresh boneless, skinless chicken thighs. (Find chili recipes at www.tyson.com.)
Browning — A key essential is to brown your meat. It not only adds richness to your dish but also helps with the dark color of the chili.
Find more tips and recipes at www.chilicookoffwinner.com.
Health Benefits of Chili
Studies from around the world, including the American Association for Cancer Research, suggest that capsaicin, the spicy element of chili peppers, may help fight certain types of cancer.
Easy Chicken Chili
Yield: 4 servings
6 Tyson Fresh Boneless
Skinless chicken thighs
(cooked and cut into bite-sized pieces)
2 16-ounce cans kidney beans, not drained
2 14.5-ounce cans diced
tomatoes, not drained
1 1.6-ounce package Mexene Chili Seasoning Mix
1 tablespoon garlic pepper sauce, to taste
Combine all ingredients in a large saucepan. Stir until well blended. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes.Serve with shredded cheese and tortilla chips or crackers.
Hot Dog Sauce
Yield: 6 servings
1 pound ground beef
1 medium onion, diced
3 tablespoons Mexene chili powder
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 teaspoon oregano
1/4 teaspoon cumin
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
2 cups water
Brown meat (breaking up pieces) and onions; drain. At this point you can run it through a chopper if a finer dice is desired.
Add all other spices; mix well. Add water and simmer for one hour.
Black and White
Chicken Chili
Yield: 10 servings
6 Tyson Fresh Boneless Skinless chicken thighs
1 large onion, chopped
2 jalapeño peppers, fresh; seeded and finely chopped
1 tablespoon garlic, chopped
1 14.5-ounce can chicken
2 15-ounce cans great
Northern beans, not drained
2 15-ounce cans black beans, drained
1 tablespoon Mexene chili
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon salt
Cut chicken into 1/2-inch cubes.
Spray large, deep pot or saucepan with nonstick cooking spray. Heat over medium-high.
Add chicken; cook 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
Add onion, peppers and garlic. Cook 5 minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Add remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, 20 to 30 minutes or until chicken is done (internal temperature of 170°F).
Serving Suggestion: Top individual servings of chili with sour cream. Serve with mixed green salad and hot tortillas or tortilla chips. Refrigerate leftovers or freeze in a tightly sealed nonmetallic container or freezer bag.
Larry Walton's 2011 Terlingua International Chili Champion Recipe
Courtesy of the Chili Appreciation Society International Inc. CASI's mission is to educate about the historic and cultural significance of chili, and it raises over $1 million for local charities through sponsored cook-offs every year.
Yield: 2 pounds, or 8 servings
1st Mixture:
1 tablespoon onion
1 tablespoon garlic
1 tablespoon beef
1 tablespoon chicken
2 tablespoons Mexene
chili powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 dashes Louisiana
hot sauce
2nd Mixture:
1 teaspoon garlic
1 tablespoon cumin
1 package Sazon Goya
2 tablespoons Mexene
chili powder
1/8 teaspoon cayenne
2 dashes Louisiana
hot sauce
Additional Ingredients:
2 pounds ground beef
1 14.5-ounce can
beef broth
1/2 14.5-ounce can
chicken broth
1 1/2 8-ounce cans tomato
1/8 teaspoon brown sugar,
if needed
Salt to taste
Mix 1st and 2nd mixtures in separate bowls. Set aside.
Brown ground beef then
drain off grease. Add beef broth, chicken broth and tomato sauce. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a slow simmer for 40 minutes.
Add 1st mixture and simmer for 40 minutes.
Add 2nd mixture and cook on low heat for 25 minutes. If too spicy, add brown sugar and salt to taste.


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SURF CITY, NC (WWAY) — The Coastal Resource Commission is proposing a new rule that could save Surf City homeowners some time and money.
A public hearing was held at town hall today to discuss it.
If you build a house on North Carolina's coast, there are certain rules you have to follow from the Coastal Area Management Act.
"Setbacks apply and building standards apply," Mike Lopazanski with the NC Division of Coastal Management said.
The set back distance keeps you a certain distance from the shoreline. Depending on how close you are, sometimes you have to get a CAMA permit.
When builder and realtor Hiram Williams found out there was a proposed new rule, he had some concerns.
"I was afraid that our setback areas were going to change," Williams said.
Lopazanski said this new rule would actually eliminate some of the area CAMA regulates in Pender County.
"It's going to remove about 500 properties from permitting jurisdictions," Lopazanski said.
He said the setback distance is not changing at all, but because of a new recession line, some properties would not have to request a permit from CAMA to build.
"That is a positive thing," Williams said. "It will be a time saver for the customers as well as the local officials."
It will also be a cost saver, because CAMA permits cost anywhere from $100 to $400.
"It's part of our efforts to you know remove burdensome regulations or unnecessary regulations," Lopazanski said.
Lopazanski said it is all a part of some bigger changes from CAMA.
"We are making sure our permitting jurisdictions reflect these other changes that have gone on in the 40 years since the coast program started," Lopazanski said.
Lopazanski said some of the regulations will also decrease in Brunswick county, but they will increase in the northern part of the state in Dare County.
There are 6 more public hearings before a decision will be made.

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I received an email via our iPhone App from a mother who was concerned because her toddler son was crying when they left him at day care. They were "alarmed" as he had not previously cried when they dropped him off and wondered if this was "normal" or a sign of a problem. Actually, this phenomenon should be quite reassuring to a parent as this is a sign that your child is developmentally on track, and has developed a healthy attachment to his parents.
All children go through periods developmentally when they are more prone to separation anxiety. As a new parent you are often concerned about "leaving" your child under the care of someone other than a parent. But, in actuality, it is far easier to leave a newborn or an infant than it is to leave a 8-9 month old.
By the time a child reaches this age they are beginning to show signs of stranger anxiety. In other words, they now recognize the faces and voices of their parents, routine caregivers, siblings etc.
But, when a new person (and face) reaches out for a 9 month old it is not uncommon for that child to suddenly panic and burst into tears. This is not because the "stranger" has done anything at all, but because the child now understands being separated from their parent and may fear that the parent is leaving forever.
The bond between parent and child has been successfully established, which is quite healthy. This is the beginning of teaching a child that a parent may leave for work, school or even a trip, but that they will return. Just because a parent leaves for awhile, they are not gone forever.
This first stage of separation anxiety can provoke feelings of anxiousness in both child and parent, but it is an essential part of normal development. Separation anxiety, like almost all behaviors, varies from child to child. While some childen are more clingy than others, some may just be "wired" in a certain way and are more vulnerable to separating from a parent. Regardless, it is important for a child to begin to deal with healthy separation.
During the ages of 12 – 24 months separation anxiety seems to peak, and the period of crying or anxiety when a parent drops a child at day care or Sunday school, or even at a grandparents house may escalate.
While a child may cry after being dropped off, most children will then calm down and may be distracted and will begin playing soon after the parent has left. Again, some children just seem to take longer to adjust, so don't be alarmed if one child cries for 2 minutes, while another may take up to 20-30 minutes to settle down.
Toddlers do not understand the concept of time, and therefore each one may react differently. While happily playing while the parent is gone, it is not uncommon for the child to cry again upon seeing their parent when being picked up. For the toddler, the return of the parent may remind them of how they felt when the parent left earlier in the day.
For most children separation anxiety decreases between 2 -4 years of age as you can explain, and a child can understand, where you are going, how long you will be gone etc.
For children who have rarely been left with others, it may be more difficult at this age. Remember, healthy separations are important for both parent and child, and the idea that no one will "babysit" or care for your child other than a parent is not realistic nor does it teach your child to build trust in others.
The more experience a child has had with earlier normal periods of separation the easier different transitions will be. Remember, they will all be going to school one day and you want to prepare them for that separation.
Lastly, every child has good days and bad days and almost every child will have a phase when it is harder to separate than others. Just remember to hang in there, be re-assuring to your child when you leave them, do not prolong the departure, and be understanding about their anxiety. As with so many experiences in parenting, "this too shall pass".
That's your daily dose for today. We'll chat again tomorrow.
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This is the second part of a series detailing my experiences with netbooks. All products mentioned were purchased at retail by the author. Part 1 is available here, with details on why this particular model was chosen.
The first thing you notice right out of the box is how small the Eee PC 901 is. Take a standard 8.5"x11" piece of paper, fold it in half, and that's approximately how big it is.
The keyboard takes up most of the netbook's width, going almost right to the edge. The 8.9" screen has a little bit more of a bezel. At a resolution of 1024x600, I find myself constantly scrolling down for most applications I'm writing. 1024x800 would be great, but the 1.3 megapixel camera at the top takes up too much room.
You will have to adjust your typing style to suit the smaller keyboard, which has keys that are 17% smaller than regular keys. Instead of using the pads of your fingers at an angle on a full size keyboard, you have to type downwards using the tips of your fingers. It can be quite an adjustment, but no harder than learning to type on a Blackberry.
There are two drives recognized by Windows. The first is a 4GB boot drive, courtesy of a single 32Gb NAND flash chip soldered to the motherboard. It is enough for Windows XP Home, but install Microsoft .Net 3.5 and you'll start to fill it up fast.
Most programs and data will be installed on the second SSD, a mini PCIe 8GB SSD drive made by Phison. Writes are very slow at 15 MB/s, but read speeds are surprisingly fast at 40 MB/s. It actually feels faster than my laptop at times, no doubt due to the near instantaneous access times afforded by using flash storage.
There are third-party mini PCIe SSD upgrades available, up to a capacity of 64GB. Some users have also reported being able to install a 1.8" SSD for much greater speed, but ASUS chooses not to go that route due to cost, weight, and power consumption.
Most of the weight is in the rear, where the large six cell battery is located. Total weight is 2.5 pounds, or just over a kilogram. It feels a little bit more than I expected, and it does make my jacket sag when I put it in the pocket. But that's okay with me, since large battery capacity is one of the reasons I picked this model.
I've been able to write on it for more than the eight hours advertised by ASUS. That, for me, was worth the price of admission to the netbook club.
Coming up: More on portable usage, plus future technologies in netbooks.


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Steve Winwood to Release 'Greatest Hits Live'The 23-song collection will be released September 1.
Totally 80s #1s Mixtape: The Year 1986Whitney Houston, Berlin, Madonna, Bon Jovi, and Huey Lewis & The News all had #1 hits in the year 1986.
Watch Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Jam with Steve WinwoodThey performed "Gimme Some Lovin'" and "Can't Find My Way Back Home."
Live: Rod Stewart Brings Vegas to Madison Square GardenWhere Stewart's performances are all about his persona, Winwood seems more comfortable behind his keyboards or guitar.
Interview: Bob Smeaton, Director of the Jimi Hendrix Documentary 'Hear My Train A Comin"The new doc isn't so insider-y that it would alienate people who haven't studied Hendrix's life and music. As Smeaton says, "It gives a good overview, it touches on each of the albums. If this makes kids who have a Jimi t-shirt go out and get the records, then we've done our job."
Elvis Costello, Steve Winwood, More To Guest On Gov't Mule's 'Shout'
Rod Stewart Reschedules Tour
More Details On Eric Clapton Album: He'll Share His "Old Sock" On March 12
From Fleetwood Mac To Motown, Aaron Neville To Zeppelin: 15 Reasons 2013 Will Rock
Rod Stewart/Steve Winwood To Tour In 2013One of 2013's biggest tours pairs two of the most soulful singers to come out of the British rock scene. Rod Stewart and Steve Winwood will hit the road starting April 10 in Chicago.
Roll On! The Beatles' 'Magical Mystery Tour' Movie Gets RereleaseBonus features include new interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, as well as other members of the cast and crew; McCartney also recorded audio commentary. Other features include music videos of "Your Mother Should Know," "Blue Jay Way," "The Fool On The Hill."
Rock Flashback: Traffic and "The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys"


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I don't believe that I have seen any compliments to RevZilla for their contributions to the rally. They are definitely generous to us. Perhaps other attendees have compliments about other vendors?
I don't believe that I have seen any compliments to RevZilla for their contributions to the rally. They are definitely generous to us. Perhaps other attendees have compliments about other vendors?
+1 to Revzilla!
I've made a few purchases with them recently because of their MOA Rally support.
My first beer at the beer tent in Sedalia was courtesy of Revzilla! So were my second and third, but that's another story.
ride what you've got; enjoy the ride!
Reid - Stone Ridge, NY - BMWMOA #69187 - Turbo Fluffy Motoclub - IBA #50182
Thanks for the love guys.
Glad you enjoyed the brews.
- Anthony
We purchased a mesh jacket for my wife from them this summer and ended up needing a different size. Very easy to deal with, simply send the jacket back and wait for the replacement. Very painless. I'd recommend them to anyone.
Great video product reviews too, especially on the Sena bluetooth headsets.
"A good stick is a good reason"
Moto Pages
I really appreciate their involvement in our Rally and support to our riding community. I recently purchased a Klim Latitude Jacket and a pair of Gerbing T5 heated gloves and a dual controller from them. The buying experience was very positive and the product informational videos were very helpful in making my decision. I will definitely purchase from them again and would recommend them to anyone. I'm also a firm believer in supporting businesses that support our events, I think it's important to utilize vendors that donate their time and money to our events as a means of showing our appreciation for their support. Thanks Revzilla!
Thanks RevZilla! Is it year two of your great rally involvement? After Bloomsburg,
I purchased a nice Olympic suit because of your advertising; very good transaction.
So, the cold one was appreciated & I have another coupon and "web-bucks" burning
a hole in me pocket! Please come west next year; I'll be thirsty by Kansas.
As anyone who attended Sedalia Rally knows the cold beer was a welcome treat.
I also have purchase items from this great vendor and find them a preasure to deal with!
Wow, thanks again for all the feedback.
I love this community. Such great people.
Would love to hear if you guys thought the beer was a hit! I really thought it was a no-brainer.
Free beer is always a hit as is your companies excellent customer service.
+1 to RevZilla. I used the coupon to order some Olympia gear when I got home.
Kudos to RevZilla. Not only did they give everyone a free cold one, but they sweetened the pot with a coupon in every rally pack. I used mine on a set of Anakee IIs for my GS.
Their website has a wealth of info on various products. From the video reviews that Anthony and others do, to the product ratings from other customers, it's a top-flight website. It doesn't hurt that RevZilla also has very competitive pricing. Thanks guys!
Robert Peterson | Cary, NC | 68820
cat herder and pixel pusher
I bought from them once...and the experience was so over the top pleasant that I kept going back: tires, pants, C3, SRC, more tires. The beer was nice, but I was already sold on them by then!
'12 R1200GSA for solo rides
'10 R1200GSA with Hannigan dual sport sidecar for rides with Tulliver
this was my first moa rally and never have heard of revzilla before but have bought a few things from them and really like there customer support hope to see them in origin
I will definitely say that Revzilla staff is outstanding. They are always very helpful with inquiries, and returns are a non-issue.
Keep up the great work Anthony. And the product videos ... Outstanding. Only suggestion on the video is to have the camera guy track what you are pointing to or pull back from the tight shots a bit.
Doug, 2011 R1200RT Polar Metallic
MSF #127350, Instructor, Louisiana Dept of Public Safety
Motorcycle Safety, Awareness & Operator Training Program
NAUI Instructor #36288, Board Member, Divers Alert Network


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USQ Engineering will return to the track supporting Nathan Assaillit as he takes on the 2013 Kumho V8 Australian Touring Car Championship.
Assaillit is trying to realise his dream of racing V8 Supercars while completing his Bachelor of Engineering (mechanical) at the University of Southern Queensland.
In a display of confidence in both Assaillit's abilities on track and in the classroom, USQ Engineering will be backing him during the 2013 season.
"I am very excited and I have USQ Engineering supporting me for the 2013 V8 Touring Car Championship," Assaillit said.
"I will be competing in a new BF Falcon - which is the latest eligible model for the V8 Touring Car Series - and it will be a great looking car - emblazoned with the golden Phoenix.'
"It will be great to get in a newer car and we'll definitely be looking to win some races."
Assaillit competed in selected rounds of the 2012 Australian Touring Car Championship and is now gearing for a full season tilt at the title.
The championship acts as a development series for up-and-coming drivers with competitors such as V8 Supercar driver Steve Owen and Australian GT Championship driver Ben Eggelston having competed in the past.
The series also utilises cars that competed in the V8 Supercar Championship in previous seasons.
The Kumho Championship starts at Sydney's Motorsports Park on March 22


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"What seemingly appeals to such a wide variety of musicians is Cohen's eye for poetic detail, his cutting barbs and his finely crafted melodies, which meld folk with ethnic musicstraits all in evidence on I'm Your Man, Cohen's first major-label album in nearly a decade and a beguiling return to form."Rolling Stone
"A stunningly sophisticated leap into modern musical textures, I'm Your Man re-establishes Leonard Cohen's mastery. Against a backdrop of keyboards and propulsive rhythms, Cohen surveys the global landscape with a precise, unflinching eye: the opening 'First We Take Manhattan' is an ominous fantasy of commercial success bundled in crypto-fascist imagery, while the remarkable 'Everybody Knows' is a cynical catalog of the land mines littering the surface of love in the age of AIDS."All Music Guide


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Cubs unable to back Jackson's brief outing
MILWAUKEE -- Edwin Jackson lost Monday's game and his argument with manager Dale Sveum in the dugout.
Jackson gave up two runs in an abbreviated four-inning start and made an error in the Cubs' 6-1 loss to the Brewers at Miller Park. But it was his animated discussion with Sveum after he was pulled that was the focus.Full Game Coverage
MILWAUKEE -- Edwin Jackson lost Monday's game and his argument with manager Dale Sveum in the dugout.
Jackson gave up two runs in an abbreviated four-inning start and made an error in the Cubs' 6-1 loss to the Brewers at Miller Park. But it was his animated discussion with Sveum after he was pulled that was the focus.Full Game Coverage
The right-hander was lifted after throwing 76 pitches in his shortest start since lasting three innings on May 23. Jackson gave up two hits and three walks, and he committed one of three errors in the game by the Cubs. Then the fireworks came.
After he was replaced by pinch-hitter Brian Bogusevic in the fifth, Jackson was seen in the Cubs' dugout arguing with Sveum. Bench coach Jamie Quirk, pitching coach Chris Bosio and a few players also were present. Jackson then went into the clubhouse.
"He wasn't real happy being taken out of the game and I understand that," Sveum said. "That's my decision, and I'll leave it at that."
Was it Jackson's performance on the field that prompted Sveum to make the switch? The Cubs trailed 2-0 at that point and Jackson was to bat third in the fifth.
"He was already at 75 pitches, and I felt as many one-run games that we play and in this ballpark, I was going to take a shot at tying it back up and making sure we score that one run," Sveum said. "He was at 75 pitches, and he wasn't happy with coming out of the game at that point and not getting to five innings. You respect that about players who want to stay in the game, and I made that decision."
Jackson said he still felt strong despite the high pitch count at that point.
"I was just ready to go," Jackson said. "As a pitcher, we're always ready to go. We have a lot of competitors on this team. We're ready to battle at all times. Everybody wants to stay in the game, the whole staff wants to stay in the game. He made his decision that he wanted to pinch-hit."
What set off the altercation?
"I don't know," Jackson said. "I don't have a problem with him, I'm sure he doesn't have a problem with me. Something happened, but it's not really a big deal. It might be made more of a big deal than it is, it might be blown out of proportion more than it really is. I don't have a problem with anybody on the staff."
Jackson ended up with the loss, and he is now tied for the most losses in the Major Leagues with the Astros' Lucas Harrell at 16. That's not what the right-hander probably expected when he signed a four-year, $52 million contract with the Cubs in the offseason.
"It's the competitive nature," Jackson said. "We see it all the time in football."
Was he surprised at Sveum's outburst?
"Maybe a little bit," Jackson said. "But right after that, I didn't have a problem, I didn't have a problem with him, I still don't have a problem with him. No grudges or anything like that."
Jackson and Milwaukee starter Wily Peralta began the day tied for the most losses in the National League with 15 each. Both also have turned in their share of quality starts. They are two of six NL pitchers to have at least 13 losses and at least 13 quality starts this year, joining the Phillies' Cole Hamels and Kyle Kendrick, the Padres' Eric Stults and the Giants' Tim Lincecum.
On this night, Caleb Gindl hit an RBI triple, a single, and a two-run home run to help Peralta pick up the win.
Jackson escaped a mess with two outs in the Brewers' second when he walked the bases loaded. But Peralta struck out to end the inning, and then he slammed his bat against the ground. In the third, Norichika Aoki reached second on shortstop Starlin Castro's throwing error as the ball sailed into the photographer's area near the Brewers' dugout. Aoki moved up on a wild pitch during Jean Segura's at-bat, but once again, Jackson got out of the jam.
But the Cubs starter couldn't avoid trouble in the fourth. With one out, Scooter Gennett singled and scored on Gindl's triple. Gindl then tallied on Martin Maldonado's sacrifice, and Maldonado was safe at second on Jackson's throwing error. Peralta lined out to third baseman Luis Valbuena, but he overthrew second and Maldonado moved up on the error. Aoki struck out to end the inning.
Then Jackson was told his day was done.
"I was caught off guard a little bit," he said. "That's the nature of the game. He's the manager. He can make the calls whenever he feels like he needs to."
Jackson said the dust-up wasn't a big deal, and there are no problems in the clubhouse.
"There's not anybody mad at anybody or anybody who holds any grudges against anybody," he said.
The Cubs would need a strong finish to pass the Brewers and not finish last in the NL Central. It's surprising there haven't been more problems.
"We have a group of guys who are going to go out there and fight, good year, bad year, good game, bad game," Jackson said. "It's been a crazy year for us, but like I said, everybody is out working every day and striving to get better."
The Cubs did tally in the fifth. Welington Castillo doubled and reached third on a throwing error by Aoki, and scored two outs later on Castro's single.
The Brewers added on in the sixth on Yuniesky Betancourt's pinch-hit RBI single and an RBI double by Segura. Gindl connected off Zac Rosscup with two outs in the seventh.
It was a sloppy game as the Brewers made two errors to go with the Cubs' trio of miscues. There are two weeks to go, and its an important stretch for Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke.
"I never want to finish in last place," Roenicke said. "There's a lot of things you could say we're out there playing for."
Jackson and Sveum most likely feel the same way.
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat.


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Myleene Klass: I'm like Boudicca
Myleene Klass has said she has come out of the other side of her heartbreak feeling like a "warrior".
The star's marriage to Graham Quinn, the father of her two young children, ended in divorce earlier last year.
But she told Women's Health: "I'm at a very liberated point. I know it's not a normal average point to be at, but then whose life is normal or average?
"I have my children, I have no clock ticking. I know I'm not financially bound to any man and every choice I make is my own. I feel very strong. I feel like Boudicca. I'm like this warrior!"
Myleene revealed that the new man in her life had no idea who she was.
"I've learnt how to laugh and be fun and to not feel like just 'Mum' again. He taught me how to be me, because he had to learn who I was and he had no idea [I was famous]," she said.
The former I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star said of her body image: "I'm 5ft 5in and I'm not a model but... I've learnt to make the best of what I've got - short legs and bandy arms and a long back and terrible posture.
"But I don't wish to be anything else. It's probably my points of difference that have made me a success."


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Election in Sandy's shadow
Could Hurricane Sandy be our October surprise?
The possibility of a killer cyclone from the tropics delivering a gut punch to the U.S. East Coast just before Election Day, threatening tens of millions of voters with soggy devastation and a possible burst of snow, was probably not a factor in any candidate's game plan. But it's suddenly all too real.
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The pre-Halloween hurricane is already affecting the presidential race, prompting both Mitt Romney and Vice President Joe Biden to cancel scheduled appearances this weekend in Virginia Beach. It's unknown whether it will do the same to a planned campaign stop Monday by President Barack Obama with former President Bill Clinton in Prince William County, Va.
Beyond that, Sandy has scrawled a giant, blustery question mark on a crucial stretch of the political calendar.
The National Hurricane Center's latest forecast projects Sandy will be either at or near hurricane strength by the time it hooks into the mid-Atlantic coast late Monday or early Tuesday morning. It swept through the Bahamas early Friday after killing 40 people across the Caribbean.
The center of the sprawling storm's projected path targets Delaware and Maryland, but that projection comes with huge amounts of uncertainty. The territory that could feel the brunt of 57 mph or greater winds — equivalent to at least a strong tropical storm — stretches from North Carolina to Massachusetts, and includes chunks of battleground states North Carolina, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Some states, such as Virginia and Maryland, have already issued emergency declarations.
"This is a very dangerous scenario," the National Weather Service's Philadelphia-area office warned in a briefing Friday morning. The agency said likely impacts include major flash and river flooding, along with storm tides of as much as 5 feet in the Chesapeake Bay and 10 feet in Delaware Bay, worsened by the effects of Sunday's full moon. Forecasters advised that some areas will be exposed to strong winds from the slow-crawling storm for up to two days straight.
Beyond that, Sandy could merge with an eastward-moving winter storm and cold air flowing from Canada to form what the media is calling a "Frankenstorm," which could drop as much as 2 feet of snow on West Virginia, with lighter dustings in parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania
( See also: POLITICO's swing-state map)
Not even the experts are confident how this all will play out.
"Sandy is a loose, unpredictable cannon," said MIT climate researcher Kerry Emanuel, author of the 2005 book "Divine Wind: The History and Science of Hurricanes." For one thing, he noted that late October hurricanes usually affect the Caribbean, not the U.S. East Coast.
"The only thing we're confident in is that it's a large and dangerous storm and could have widespread effects," National Hurricane Center specialist Eric Blake said Friday evening.
And that makes Sandy one last wildcard in a razor-thin presidential race that has already taken plenty of strange loops.
Here are some ways the storm could affect the outcome — with plenty of potential down side for either Obama or Romney.
( See also: The latest presidential polls)
1) Early voting: Voting is under way in some states in Sandy's potential path — including North Carolina, where state election officials are preparing for the worst.
"Those counties that are already prone to flooding are already making plans for if they need to relocate resources like voting equipment," said Veronica Degraffenreid, a liaison at the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
She said board Executive Director Gary Bartlett also has emergency powers to suspend early voting in some locations if he deems it necessary. "We would take steps to ensure the safety of voters and election officials," she said.
That wouldn't be great news for Democrats, who have been pushing as many of their supporters as possible to vote early in states that allow it.
That would be doubly true in Ohio, another early-voting state — and an all but indispensable state for both Obama's and Romney's electoral maps.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is also monitoring the storm to determine whether changes will be needed to the state's early voting schedule, The Associated Press reported.
Early voting is scheduled to start Saturday in Florida, which isn't in Sandy's direct path but is getting a lashing as the storm roars past.


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Armed robbery occurs near downtown
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a resident of Palo Verde
on Aug 13, 2013 at 1:43 pm
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a resident of Crescent Park
on Aug 13, 2013 at 4:54 pm
They should put exploding dye packs inside cell phones so they could be triggered remotely. Or skunk scent.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Aug 13, 2013 at 9:55 pm
Stand your ground is not such a bad idea sometimes.
I think we are going to see a lot more of this kind of stuff in the near future.
This is very disheartening to know people would do this.
Pretty soon they will be busting into our houses.
I hope the cellphone was one of those that can be tracked through the internet, and maybe take a picture of the thugs. There are apps for that now.
a resident of Professorville
on Aug 13, 2013 at 10:21 pm
Why in heaven's name would we be "seeing a lot more of this?" Crime has been going down all over the country and even the world for years. In the past 5 years there have been a couple of bursts of robbery and burglary and the Bad Guys were caught without gunplay. There were 43 robberies in 2008 and 23 in 2012. We are in one of the safest places to live in the entire world. The idea that we need to arm ourselves against the people that are about to break into our homes is absurd.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Aug 13, 2013 at 11:13 pm
What Donald said. The fact that with the Web we can now be aware of everything happening everywhere doesn't negate the facts, which are that crime's way down over the medium term.
a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 15, 2013 at 6:03 am
A dismissive take on violent crime, or justifying a sense of security based on statistics and probability is always a convenient position until you or someone you care about becomes a victim. Like someone said, "A liberal is just a conservative who hasn't been mugged yet."
a resident of Mountain View
on Aug 16, 2013 at 9:34 am
Soooo according to Phil...factual evidence really doesn't matter. You should never feel safe as long as there's a minor possibility that you will be the victim of a random event, especially in such a well off place as Silicon Valley. Whether or not you or someone you know gets mugged doesn't change the fact that, overall, things are pretty safe. Seriously, you really shouldn't take everything so personally, and accept that bad things might happen no matter what (and it's very unlikely that they will happen to you). This is coming from someone who has been the victim of crime...
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can you imagine if the Jets had Stafford and Megatron and had just 4 wins at this point? I think people would be flipping out even more than they are now.
You now use the Detroit Lions as your measuring stick.
Yes, thank god! I thought we were the only horribly disfunctional team in the NFL but now I feel so much better knowing we're not alone. Let's give Tanny Rex and Sanchez extentions now that we know we're not alone!
jeez guys. it was one of those "just saying" things. not measuring the jets against the Lions, not saying everyone needs contract extensions. just trying to ... ah, forget it. some of you obviously enjoy being miserable and refuse to even try to feel better about things. good luck with that.
don't tell the SOJF there's another circus act in this league, they wear their 'team is a laughing stock' card proudly.
It's unfathomable that other teams have struggles... only the Jets. Everyone else is winning Superbowls.
The Lions are a disaster. Unfortunately that doesn't make me feel better about the Jets going forward
Another funny thing about this thread is if PatsFanTX were a Packers fan, he'd be on the Lions board trolling their team and talking about how they are the most awful and disastrous franchise and organization of all-time. He'd be calling Stafford a huge bust with no playoff victories. If someone on the Lions board brought up the Jets, he'd say it is laughable to even compare the Lions to the Jets given the Jets recent playoff success.
He is the worst type of troll, but we already knew this....
The Lions have better personnel than the Jets but a tougher division.
Schwartz is the biggest jerks in the NFL. He encouraged his team to be undisciplined punks and he got the result one would expect.
That is b.c Schwartz is as big an eejit as Rex is.
It all starts with the coach.
They just need to fire Schwartz and bring in someone who actually preaches discipline on the field and doesn't make mental mistakes, and they have something to build on for 10+ years. I'm not sure what the Jets have to build on right now.
If we had Megatron, we'd have at least one more win. If we had both Megatron and Stafford, we'd ha e at least three more.
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This weekend, Facciolla will introduce Heritage Harbour and the surrounding community to his new concept — a community specific, remodeling- and home- services-focused home show.
The event will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Stoneybrook Golf Club, 8000 Stone Harbour Loop, Bradenton.
"The main thing I'm trying to do is to bring the home show to the community," Facciolla said. "Big shows are nice, but (here) the contractors are going to be clearly defined to service the need of the community. Unlike traditional home shows, there will be no duplication (of services represented)."
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"I want to offer a tangible service that adds to property values (for homeowners)," Facciolla said. "We want to service that curb appeal first.
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There also will be hourly raffles, and contractors will be offering specials on services, Facciolla said.
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Today, hundreds of Pope and Yell County residents are expected to join together at the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at Cyclone Stadium at Russellville High School to help create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
Relay For Life encourages communities to form teams and camp out at an athletic track, park or other gathering area, with the goal of keeping at least one team member on the track or pathway at all times throughout the overnight event and raise funds to end the disease. The event and the dollars raised from it support the American Cancer Society's efforts to save lives by helping people stay well, helping people get well, by finding cures and fighting back against cancer. This year, the Relay For Life of Pope and Yell counties is one of more than 5,000 held across the country.
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The Pope County Farmer's Market will be open from 8 a.m. until noon today and Saturday at the Westside Church of Christ south side parking lot.
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Marines to meet Monday
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VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Jaime Penedo tallied a remarkable save in the 82nd minute off a Jordan Harvey save that will likely be remembered for years to come.
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A farm owner who raises miniature show horses says four of the animals have been sexually abused, savagely in one instance, over the past eight months.
SUMMERFIELD — A farm owner who raises miniature show horses says four of the animals have been sexually abused, savagely in one instance, over the past eight months.
Abby L. Conder, 55, the owner of Conder Minis at 5595 SE 140th St., said that from May through Dec. 29, someone repeatedly entered her barn between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. and used an object or weapon to penetrate the animals.
Conder said the intruder removed the small horses from their stalls and took them outside, where they were left tied to a fence. She said the attacker only molests the younger female horses, ages 1 and 2, and never bothers the older ones.
Conder said she purchased a 150-pound Anatolian shepherd to ward off the attacker, but within one day, the 1 �-year-old dog, named Kye, was bludgeoned to death.
Conder believes the same person who is terrorizing her horses is the one who killed her dog.
"I want this to stop," she said. "I believe he's dangerous."
Marion County Sheriff's Office records show that Conder has filed three reports with the agency, on Aug. 11 and 13, and Sunday.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Jenifer Lowe said deputies are investigating.
One of the animals molested in August is valued at $25,000, Conder said.
Dr. Cheryl Ann Rusin, DVM, CVA, the co-owner of Dragonfly Equine Medical Services in Eustis, said she examined that horse and there was "physical evidence" that the horse had been penetrated, perhaps with a "foreign object." She said there were abrasions on the horse's private areas and "traumatic bruising" inside.
Rusin said the very young female was not in heat, meaning she would not willingly have let another horse "cover her."
Conder recently installed a video camera in the horse barn hoping to identify the intruder. Surveillance video taken last Saturday showed a man walking through the barn, but he did not trouble any of the horses.
"I think he had something in his hands, and it may be a weapon," Conder said of images she saw.
The man in the video is described as a white male in his 50s, with a beard. He was wearing a light-colored beanie, a light-colored jacket with a hoodie and dark pants.
On Sunday, Deputies Christopher Ellis and Danny Garrels stood watch near the home after the report of the intruder was made, but they never saw anyone on the property.
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How the CIA Secretly Fights Global Warming
Happy Earth Day, everyone! The CIA wants you all to know that it is at the forefront of conservation by… shredding and burning documents. They sent out this official Earth Day press release highlighting its "sustainability and conservation initiatives":
The Central Intelligence Agency's practice of shredding and burning classified papers-often referred to in movies and books as "burn after reading"-is one of several ways the CIA conserves energy, reduces its impact on the environment, and lowers costs through its sustainability efforts. Exhaust from the Agency's on-site incinerator generates steam to heat water at CIA Headquarters. In addition to saving fuel, that process reduces the amount of waste-which would otherwise be destined for landfills-by nearly 1,000 tons per year.
Huh, and here we thought they shred and burned documents to keep people from reading them. Those CIA spooks are turning into a bunch of hippies. What's next, composting toilets? Ethanol-fueled predator drones in Pakistan?
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Superintendent Arthur Dunn said Friday that the student is home with his parents. Dunn couldn't say whether the student is under suspension or expelled but said the boy's parents would have to address the matter with the school board.
Dunn told The Daily Citizen he learned Thursday night that a high school student had made a threat.
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BERLIN- Stephen Decatur's boys' varsity soccer team continued its up and down ways this week, falling to Wicomico, 2-1, on Tuesday to fall back to .500 on the season at 3-3.
Continuing a season-long pattern of win one, lose one, the Seahawks got out to an early lead on a goal by Dominick Mann off a great feed by Ryan Davis to take a 1-0 lead into halftime. Wicomico came out firing in the second half, quickly scoring the equalizer just minutes into the second half. The Indians took the lead for good about half way through the period to take to 2-1 win over the Seahawks.
Decatur's record now stands at 3-3 on the season. Last Friday, the Seahawks routed county rival Snow Hill, 7-1. Ricardo Espinoza scored two goals, while Davis, Jason Stitely, Kyle Hill, Dan Cericola and E.J. Gwin each added single tallies. The Seahawks next play on the road next Tuesday against Crisfield.


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In a lawsuit filed Dec. 2, Tyrone Williamson named Circuit Clerk Fern Tucker, Tax Collector Rita Chandler, County Assessor Dana Baker, Pope County, the city of Russellville and former Commissioner of State Lands Mark Wilcox.
The suit rises from problems with a property in Russellville that Williamson purchased in a public auction in May 2006 for $9,058. Prior to Williamson's purchase of the property, however, the same parcel was offered but not sold at public auction at some time between 2003 and 2009, the suit stated. Later, in July 2009, that same land was sold to a third party for $1,350.
The suit stated that third party sold the property in 2011 to new owners. On July 8, 2011, the new owners petitioned the court to quiet title to the property in their favor. As a result of those proceedings, the property was offered for sale to the public again on July 3, 2013. At that time, the land was purchased for $4,500 by the same owners who purchased the property in 2011.
Williamson received one-third of proceeds from the sale for his claim to the property, a total of $1,331.22.
Williamson claimed since purchasing the property in 2006, he paid all due property taxes for the land but county officials failed to properly record said payments.
Pope County Judge Jim Ed Gibson said he was not familiar enough with the case to comment, but said attorney Ralph Ohm was representing the county in the matter.
Russellville City Attorney Trey Smith said he would file an official response on behalf of the city soon.


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Orioles present 2013 Minor League, development awards
By Jeff Seidel / MLB.com
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles announced their 2013 awards for player development and scouting, with new Oriole Henry Urrutia among the winners.
Urrutia, who got the single that started the winning rally in the 10th inning of Saturday's 4-3 win over the White Sox, won the Brooks Robinson Minor League Player of the Year honor. He hit .347 with 50 RBIs in 81 games with Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Norfolk.
He's on his second stint with the Orioles this year and has a .283 average so far. He made his Major League debut on July 20 at Texas and got a single in the third inning.
The Orioles signed Urrutia as a non-drafted free agent on July 11, 2012, and he is the 12th Cuban-born player in franchise history.
"To me, it was a big surprise because I played with a lot of good players, and I didn't think I was going to get it," said Urrutia through interpreter Rudy Arias, a bullpen catcher. "But it was a big surprise for me. I worked as hard as I could to get to the big leagues, and the results were that, being Minor League Player [of the Year]."
Pitcher Mike Wright won the Jim Palmer Minor League Pitcher of the Year Award. He went 11-3 with a 3.26 ERA in 143 2/3 innings at Double-A Bowie. He also made one start with Triple-A Norfolk and turned in 6 2/3 scoreless innings.
The Orioles picked him in the third round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
Infielder Anthony Caronia (Elrod Hendricks Minor League Community Service Award), Bowie manager Gary Kendall (Cal Ripken Sr. Player Development Award), and Area Scout Dave Jennings (Jim Russo Scout of the Year) also won honors. Pat Wesley, trainer for the Class A Frederick Keys was named the Carolina League Athletic Trainer of the Year.
Urrutia unable to join Orioles on trip to Toronto
BALTIMORE -- Henry Urrutia isn't going to be joining the Orioles when they go to Toronto because of a situation with his work visa.
Manager Buck Showalter made that announcement before Sunday's series finale with the White Sox.
"When we go to Toronto, you'll probably notice that Henry won't be on the trip," Showalter said. "Henry, because of his situation, he can't go out of the country, probably send him to Sarasota, [Fla.,] and meet us back in Boston."
The Cuban-born Urrutia has a .283 average in 22 games in his rookie season. He got a single in the 10th inning Saturday that started the game-winning rally in a 4-3 victory.
Baltimore will be playing in Toronto from Sept. 13-15. After that, he can join the team for a three-game series in Boston on Sept. 17-19.
Gausman likely to stay in bullpen down the stretch
BALTIMORE -- Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Kevin Gausman probably won't get the call to join the starting rotation during the September pennant race.
Gausman's pitched effectively in relief since rejoining the team, and Showalter said the team is trying to be careful with him.
"He was pretty sore; I don't want to say sore, but stiff after his last outing," Showalter said. "He was a two- or three-day off for me. He was unavailable the last couple of days. I'm careful about yo-yoing young players that haven't done it. I don't think it's good business."
Gausman threw three times in relief over five days earlier this month, giving up two runs in 5 2/3 innings.
But he blew away some hitters, finishing with eight strikeouts and three walks. Still, last year's first-round pick in the First-Year Player Draft is adjusting to life in the bullpen now.
Gausman had a 2-4 record with a 5.77 ERA heading into Sunday's game against the White Sox. He's got 34 strikeouts and 12 walks in 39 innings this season.
Worth noting
• Danny Valencia keeps on rolling. He had three hits on Saturday and has gotten at least two hits in eight of his last nine starts -- including six consecutive ones from Aug. 4-Sept. 1. Valencia, who did not start Sunday, is hitting .563 in his last nine games (18-for-32). According to STATS, Inc., that's the second-best average over a nine-game period this year behind only Robinson Cano's .571 (Aug. 12-20).
• J.J. Hardy did something unusual for the Orioles on Saturday: He made an error. That's only the 41st error the team's made this season, by far the fewest in the Major Leagues. STATS, Inc. said the Orioles were the first team ever to reach 100 error-free games by the end of August.
• Jim Johnson's 42 saves lead the American League. He's the first Orioles pitcher to reach 40 saves in a season twice.
Jeff Seidel is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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By Amanda Wicks
It sounds like Lil Wayne has a new target in his crosshairs. In addition to going after Cash Money Records, which he's been doing with increasing regularity of late, Weezy took aim at Ryan Lochte when he performed with Chance the Rapper and 2 Chainz on Ellen today (September 15).
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The three rapped their track "No Problems" off Chance's mixtape Coloring Book. When Lil Wayne joined Chance on set toward the end, he changed one key lyric and called attention to Lochte's 2016 Rio Olympic scandal. Instead of the original line he delivers, "And if that label try to stop me/ There gon' be some crazy Weezy fans waitin' in the lobby," he changed it to "And if Cash Money try to stop me, Imma let 'em rob me/ Yeah right, like Ryan Lochte." Chance's reaction says everything. He loves the freestyle.
After performing at the Olympics, Lochte claimed he and his swimming teammates were robbed one evening, allegations that later turned out to be false.
It's the latest dig Lil Wayne has taken at Cash Money and Birdman. On Monday (September 12), he appeared on Undisputed and said he would never work with the producer/rapper again.


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The National Hurricane Center in Miami issued the watch after Tropical Storm Alberto formed Saturday. The official start to hurricane season is June 1, but tropical storms occasionally occur before then.
The advisory covers the South Carolina coast from the Savannah River to the South Santee River for at least the next 24 hours. Tropical storm and dangerous surf conditions are possible.
Late Saturday, the storm was 110 miles (177 kilometers) southeast of Charleston, S.C. with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph (80 kph). It was moving southwest at 6 mph (10 kph).
Forecasters advised coastal interests from Georgia to North Carolina's Outer Banks to track the storm.
The hurricane center said a decrease in speed was expected through Sunday, with the storm turning toward the west-northwest — and then moving north-northeast by Monday. Tropical storm-force winds extend outward up to 45 miles (72 kilometers).
National Weather Service meteorologist Sandy LaCorte in Wilmington said early Saturday evening the system is expected to reverse course and head northeast over the next several days. She said the center of the storm is not expected to get close to the Carolinas' coast.
LaCorte said Alberto will produce increased waves at beaches in the Carolinas. There is a high risk of rip currents along North Carolina's Outer Banks, and a moderate risk along the southeastern beaches and the entire South Carolina coast. Winds will gust to around 25 mph.
The weather service said there will be isolated and scattered rain showers along the coast of the Carolinas into early next week.
A forecast map by the hurricane center predicts that the storm will drift toward the open sea off the Mid-Atlantic region by midweek, but it's difficult to accurately predict a storm's path days in advance.


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Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, March 19, 2008, 5:53 PM
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Acid spills at Palo Alto manufacturer
Original post made on Mar 19, 2008
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, March 19, 2008, 5:53 PM
Comments (14)
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 19, 2008 at 7:06 pm
CPI is gaining quite a history of poor chemical handling. They are the only large scale toxic chemical consumer left in Palo Alto, and one of the few in Santa Clara County that are within 50 feet of a residential neighborhood. My house backs up on their property and I found out about this spill 10 hours after it happened with a robo-call from the PAFD.
The residents should have been warned well before 10 hours.
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 19, 2008 at 11:46 pm
I am glad that the firefighters came right away to clean the spill.
This is not the first incident at CPI, and it may or may not have been reported if there had not been an outrage of the Barron Park residents after the previous leak in 2006 that had sent acid fumes into the air.
CPI needs to move its operation away from our neighborhood or any residential area.We don't need to be guinea pigs next to different very toxic materials. If you are not familiar with the problem, please see the website:
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 20, 2008 at 12:17 am
Wow, very nice website - someone did a lot of (good & thorough) work.
Here's a suggestion that might help move CPI off its stance - those worst-case projections are always put in terms of the neighbors (general public). But what is often neglected (although obvious when you think about it), is if something goes haywire, CPI's employees will be harmed as well.
Perhaps CPI's President might have second thoughts about continuing to use cyanide if he realizes that it might be him going down for the count - and I'm certain his employees won't be very happy when they realize that as well!
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 20, 2008 at 2:30 am
Seems pretty minor. This is the same liquid my neighbor adds to his to swimming pool every week. At least CPI has a clean up plan. All pool owners should also have a plan in case of spills, but probably don't.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 20, 2008 at 5:50 am
I love you, Rhonda.
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 21, 2008 at 4:34 pm
Rhonda - I doubt your neighbor adds hydrochloric acid to his swimming pool! Ouch! And hydrochloric acid is not even the most dangerous material at CPI. From what I have learned, they have large amounts - hundreds of gallons - of sulphuric and nitric acids and cyanide compounds - any mixing of acids and cyanide liquids would generates hydrogen cyanide gas fumes. So there's no comparison of the risks of living near CPI to near a neighbor's swimming pool. CPI has so much of these very hazardous materials and chemicals that, in the case of a serious accident, great harm could happen to a large number of people, not just the immediate neighbors. You too could find yourself in harm's way. If you live in Barron Park (or work near CPI) you really ought to learn about the possible dire consequences.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Mar 21, 2008 at 10:23 pm
Maybe it is time to move?
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 22, 2008 at 7:19 am
Frank, I won't recite the list of common household, yard and pool chemicals that can combine hazardously, nor that the natural gas connected to every house can blow that house to kindling. Because of cautions learned through the years, we handle these materials in comparative safety. The rules for storing and using potentially hazardous materials are comprehensive and mandatory. Building and fire departments in this area have been at the forefront of developing new regs as new processes require them. You might occasionally smell a bad odor, but you won't get dead. On the other hand, if you make the plant move, they likely will not stop inside the US. They will do as so many other manufacturing plants have done when confronted with neighborhood opposition and go, with their jobs, to a country where they are allowed to operate.
a resident of Barron Park
on Mar 22, 2008 at 7:49 am
Yes, CPI should move.
Manufacturing with toxic chemicals right next to a residential neighborhood (that was already established) goes against common sense.
Yes, CPI should move.
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Mar 22, 2008 at 9:52 pm
They will paid the fine and keep right where they are. As long as their making money, they will not move.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 23, 2008 at 8:00 am
Sue and Myron, re-read my last and tell me where I am wrong. Or consider moving somewhere where there are no hazards, like???
a resident of College Terrace
on Mar 24, 2008 at 1:38 pm
Walter - there's a reason why large hazardous material sites, like CPI, should not be near people's homes. That's why we don't have nuclear power plants in Palo Alto. CPI shouldn't have to move - they do neat stuff (did you catch the CBS 60 minutes program two weeks ago about the non-lethal ray' gun the military has developed?..that uses a CPI microwave power tube as the source of the rays! neat!) - just get the hazardous materials out of their site.. use smaller amounts of less hazardous materials or figure out how to make their devices another way. Use some good old Yankee ingenuity or California innovation.
a resident of Barron Park
on Apr 3, 2008 at 3:54 pm
Thank You Walter! I'm glad you see the big picture. Our economy is falling apart. We live in the middle of Silicon Valley . A 50+ year old American company making American products right here makes me proud. Who has CPI ever injured? Every household is full of dangers. Read a label on anything under your sink. Again, at least CPI has a plan, do you? Snap out of it!!! - Rhonda.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Apr 3, 2008 at 5:07 pm
Do you have any idea how much Hazardous Materials roll through Palo Alto on the railroad? Tons and tons of "bad stuff". Are we suppose to close down or make the railroad move?
I bet just like the railroad, there was no homes next to the "CPI" building when it was built.
People living next to the Reid Hillview airport in San Jose want it close. You knew when you move there that the airport was there first- live with it or move. Same for those next to CPI.
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