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Relatively little is known about the status and habitats of small mammals in western Oklahoma and this lack of information hampers planning for the revision of the Oklahoma Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy. The most complete record of mammalian distributions in Oklahoma was compiled using historic surveys that occurred up to 100 years ago or examination of collections at various natural history museums. Due to the lack of thorough mammalian surveys, there is little known about the presence, distribution and abundance of many non-game mammals in the state. The objective of this three year study was to conduct a survey of mammals on 14 Wildlife Management Areas in western Oklahoma, documenting their presence and habitat affinities.
These findings will help further the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation's efforts to document the ranges and habitats of the species of special concern throughout the state.
This project is funded by the State Wildlife Grants Program. The State Wildlife Grants Program provides federal money to every state and territory for cost-effective conservation aimed at preventing wildlife from becoming endangered. This program is administered by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and continues the long history of cooperation between the federal government and the states for managing and conserving wildlife species. For more information, visit www.teaming.com.
Written by Dr. Ron Van Den Bussche. Dr. Van Den Bussche is the Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Zoology at Oklahoma State University.
Canton Lake and Wildlife Management Area
A Haven for Many Species
The Canton WMA is located northwest of Canton, Oklahoma and encompasses almost 15,000 acres around Canton Lake. The habitat in the WMA is quite diverse ranging from oak cross timbers to sandsage grassland with sandplum thickets. Many species can be seen on the WMA including white-tailed deer, painted bunting, northern bobwhite, osprey, and the bald eagle. The wetland portions of the WMA provide the opportunity to view pelicans, wading birds and waterfowl as well.
Also a destination on Loop 9 of the Great Plains Trail of Oklahoma, birders have the opportunity to observe several eastern and western bird species as well as bald eagles, American white pelicans, and several waterfowl species during the winter.
Written by Brett Cooper. Brett is a graduate student at Oklahoma State University studying Wildlife Ecology.
Our neighbors from the South
February is upon us, which means neighbors will soon be arriving from the south. These "neighbors" are Neotropical migrant birds who typically winter in Central and South America before returning in mid-February to Oklahoma for the summer months. One of the loveliest Neotropical migrants is the purple martin. With a little planning and effort, Okie residents can make sure these colorful neighbors enjoy the area enough to stay long-term—by building a purple martin house.
Martins are members of the swallow family that nest in colonies often near human buildings. Since martins like people, it is safe to place houses close to human activity. Martins feed on insects, so they need a clear view of open space in which to feed. Keep houses at least 40 feet away from buildings, trees and other obstructions. Houses should be placed between 12 to 14 feet off the ground.
American Indians used to attract purple martins to their villages by hanging gourds. All these years later, gourds are still a great way to provide shelter for martins. Well-maintained gourds can last up to 30 years. To prepare gourds, soak them for 15 minutes in a copper sulfate solution (one pound copper sulfate dissolved in five gallons of water). After they are dried, paint them with white oil-based paint to minimize heat. The entrance hole should be 2-1/4 inches in diameter, and three to six quarter-inch drainage holes should be drilled into the bottom.
Houses made from PVC pipe material and masonite also are available. PVC structures are inexpensive to construct and very durable but can be difficult to clean. Wood houses should be 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch thick to insulate against heat and cold.
Several boxes may be set up in the same yard. When "fully" occupied, a house will have a percentage of compartments vacant. The occupancy rate can be increased by using porch dividers between "apartments."
Martin houses should maintain a relatively cool temperature. Since martins prefer to nest in open areas where they are exposed to direct sunlight, painting houses white to reflect heat and providing proper ventilation will help prevent excessive heat build-up. Ventilation is also important, so make sure the structure has small holes drilled in each compartment.
For more information about purple martins, click here.
Written by Ben Davis. Ben is an Information Specialist with the Department of Wildlife.
The WILDLIFE DIVERSITY PROGRAM monitors and manages the state's wildlife and fish species that are not hunted or fished.


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Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel's legend grows as Heisman ceremony approaches
NEW YORK — It has been said, now many times, by those who know Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel that there is no stage too big for him. It plays right into the "Johnny Football" mystique, which was born and bred in Tyler and Kerrville before it earned the catchy name that's gone wild.
The lore culminates, more rapidly than anyone expected, in Saturday night's Heisman Trophy ceremony at the Best Buy Theater in Times Square. Manziel, who just turned 20 Thursday, will be the first freshman to win the revered trophy in its 78 years, should he top Notre Dame senior linebacker Manti Te'o and Kansas State senior quarterback Collin Klein as expected.
Manziel may be undersized at 6-1, but he has already reinvigorated a long-proud but anguished Aggies program and, in little more than three months, catapulted to the center of college football. He would be the second straight Texas high school product to take home the Heisman, following Baylor's Robert Griffin III of Copperas Cove. He would be the second-ever Aggie, following up John David Crow's win in 1957.
"I don't think he can envision a situation he can't win," said quarterback coaching guru George Whitfield Jr. of Manziel's overarching M.O. "Sometimes when you talk with him, his answers make you smile. It's not BS. It's all coming straight out of his chest. He's an absolute believer in what he can do."
Manziel, the fearless freelancer who says he does not get nervous before big games, surveyed a pack of New York and national media members here Friday who were clamoring to speak with him, smiled and muttered, "Not bad."
But he admits his heart may be pounding out of his chest as the Heisman winner is announced.
"It's the biggest award in college football," he said. "I'll definitely have a few butterflies. … This is another level."
Early splash
Manziel's first appearance in the press may have been when he was 7 and made a Tyler-area newspaper for catching a 7-pound bass with his grandfather, Jerry Loggins. The mini-Manziel is holding up the fish in the photo, grinning.
"He said, 'Pop, I can't get it in,'" Loggins recalled. "I said 'I'm not touching that rod.' And he got it in all by himself."
Manziel is reeling in more glamorous prizes these days, such as the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award, and photographs of him are immediately distributed to his 100,000 Twitter followers with an easy click. But he is, in his own words, "just a true Texas kid," with roots that start in Tyler.
Paul and Michelle Manziel, Johnny's parents, met while students at Tyler Lee.
Manziel's great-grandfather, Bobby Manziel, hatched the idea for Tyler's Oil Palace, a multipurpose events center, out on State Road 64. Still in the extended family, the building was originally intended to host boxing and other sporting events, with Bobby drawing on his close friendship with heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey.
Loggins Restaurant, owned by Jerry, offers just what the old sign out front on Glenwood Boulevard advertises, top to bottom: "dining room, fried chicken, sea foods, steaks." The lunch buffet runs from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., and the whole place, conveniently, is closed on Saturdays.
Manziel's great-grandfather on his mom's side opened Loggins 63 years ago, first as a drive-in served by carhops. The comfort food — Jerry makes the pies fresh daily — makes it harder to squeeze out of the well-worn vinyl booths than it was to slide in.
"That's one of my favorite places in the entire world," Manziel said this week.
The entrance to the restaurant is wallpapered with photos of Manziel, other family shots and Texas A&M memorabilia. Texas' Earl Campbell — as of now Tyler's only Heisman winner, with a nickname of his own ("The Tyler Rose") — has dined in the back room.
Many patrons coming by for lunch have a story about Johnny.
"It's like the Cheers of Tyler," said longtime family friend Al Ridgeway, who used to be stunned when a young Manziel whipped him in games of golf.
Ridgeway, laughing at the recollection, said it made him mad — "but in a good way."
"He's that good," he said. "We had more fun with that boy."
Jacky Lee, who became Manziel's first football coach in sixth- and seventh-grade Pop Warner, joked that he brags that he taught Manziel everything. "Total bull," Lee laughed.
He'd been after Michelle and Lyana Loggins, Manziel's grandmother, to let Johnny play football for years before they relented. They didn't want him to get hurt, and he was already starring at baseball.
"One fence had to be built higher," Lyana said of a local ballpark, "because he kept hitting them into somebody's yard."
When Manziel was finally allowed to play football, he rolled left and threw right, a throw no sixth-grader should be able to make. Because the Tyler Hurricanes were so dominant in East Texas, they started seeking better competition. Every Saturday, they'd meet at the Wal-Mart and bus to South Dallas and Cedar Hill.
The first time they lost, Lee said, Manziel cried quietly.
"He's borderline insane competitive," Lee said.
Lyana likes Manziel's "Johnny Football" nickname, believed to have been started among Aggies Internet posters. But she hopes the middle initial — one that isn't oft-reported these days, marking an expletive — "is pretty well gone."
Traffic in the restaurant recently has included reporters popping in to get a sense of Manziel's background. One regular diner interrupted a recent interview and spouted with East Texas sass, "I only do USA Today."
The other hometown
As Manziel, only recently freed to speak to the media by first-year A&M coach Kevin Sumlin, has been splashed all over national publications and done interviews with Jim Rome and Kirk Herbstreit, the Hill Country town of Kerrville has soaked it in.
Manziel, his parents and younger sister, Meri, moved there when he was about 14. Paul had taken a good job building homes.
"It about broke my heart when they left," said Jerry Loggins, of the greater distance between him and his nearly inseparable hunting buddy and grandson. "But it was one of the best things for him."
Manziel claims Tyler and Kerrville as "joint" hometowns.
Kerrville is where Manziel began to really make a name on the football field.
Jim Muncie did local radio color for the Kerrville Tivy games and also played plenty of golf with Paul, usually "for a little bit of money," as a close family friend.
The mania started when Manziel pulled off one seemingly impossible play after another.
'Go, Johnny, go!'
Muncie, sitting at the 50-yard line, the press box window propped open, would find himself shouting, "Go, Johnny, go!" Fans at Antler Stadium could hear him on their earphones — and in person. By Manziel's junior year, Muncie was belting out his own version of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode." Muncie said his stations didn't like it so much; the full-time homebuilder lost his radio gig for Manziel's senior season.
Manziel accounted for 75 touchdowns that year. Where spectators had once parked wherever they wanted before games, they now settled for spots blocks away.
Manziel has stayed close with Julius Scott, who was Tivy's offensive coordinator.
"You never knew what he was going to do, but the next thing you knew, he was in the end zone," Scott said of Manziel. "I've seen plenty of kids with athletic ability; I've seen no one with the inner drive that he has."
Manziel's greatest attribute, according to Scott, may be his ability to elevate the players around him.
Manziel seeks out Scott, he said, to talk life more than football. When Manziel recently changed his cellphone number, Scott was one of the first people he called to give the new one to.
"He's in a glass house with everybody watching him — some people are just waiting to go 'gotcha.'" Scott said. "But I'll tell you this: The person is better than the football player."
The person, who had a much publicized arrest on misdemeanor charges last summer in College Station's bar district, is being scrutinized like never before. And lionized.
"Everybody's talking about Johnny," said Muncie, who will be among a throng of friends and family planning big-time celebrating in New York. "People are talking about how they're going to name a street after him."
The right call
The phone call between Whitfield and Manziel lasted more than an hour in the days leading up to the Alabama game on Nov. 10. Manziel had worked out with Whitfield for an intense week in California this summer — on throwing with his whole body, his footwork, his release — and the two had stayed in touch. Whitfield serves as another mentor, along with Sumlin and offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury.
Manziel said Whitfield predicted the 29-24 upset of the then-No. 1 Crimson Tide, who still ultimately earned a date against Te'o's Notre Dame for the BCS national championship.
"Johnny plays so much like a jazz musician, there's no real way to read what he's going to do next," said Whitfield, who also worked with 2010 Heisman winner Cam Newton. "It was going to be a perfect intersection. He was going to really cause [Alabama] problems with his mobility and creativity."
With A&M needing key plays late, Manziel rallied the Aggies: "Let's go. This is our time. This is what we are going to do. We are going to win this game."
The victory over a signature opponent played a huge role in legitimizing Manziel as a Heisman candidate. It was necessary for some, like ESPN analyst David Pollack, who said he "needed to be convinced."
That was in part because of the suddenness of Manziel's scene-stealing. Though much is made about Manziel being a freshman, he's a redshirt who graduated early from Tivy to enroll at A&M in January 2011. So he'd gone through two spring seasons and a frustrating but educational redshirt season last fall behind quarterback Ryan Tannehill by the time he was named starter in August.
But his national emergence only began Sept. 8, when A&M opened the season against Florida. The Aggies lost that game, and lost again against LSU on Oct. 20, with Manziel struggling in both games. But Manziel improved along the way.
"I've really grown with the offense," he said. "There are times when you need to improvise and still play like I do, but times where I need to play within the system as well. It's kind of a happy medium for both."
A&M finished 10-2 with a five-game winning streak and the upset of Alabama in a statement-making first season in the SEC, and Manziel broke Newton's SEC total-offense record along the way.
"That guy's got about two years of Heisman highlights in one season," said A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckel.
By the time the Aggies returned from Tuscaloosa, Manziel was a serious Heisman contender and life was changed. Crooners of country, pop, oldies, take your pick, are now making YouTube devotionals to him. A student at his high school had a portrait of Manziel fashioned into the hair in the back of his head. Manziel is working on setting up a golf game with one of his idols: former NFL quarterback Brett Favre.
Lyana said she and Meri were recently shopping in Bryan and couldn't help but laugh at how often they overheard people oohing over Manziel.
On Saturday, Manziel is likely to walk proudly onto one of the biggest stages in his sport and accept the Heisman Trophy. He's been working on a speech, but even Johnny Football expects to be wowed by the moment.
"I can't imagine that feeling to win," Manziel said. "It's got to be unreal."
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HBO's "True Detective" and FX's "Fargo" both premiered this year as closed-end crime dramas, series that wrap up the story line by season's end and when they return next season they'll have new casts, new settings and, in the case of "True Detective," new crackpot theories (annotated with screenshots!) about the meaning of it all. But the anthology shows won't face each other at the Emmys because their networks — with an eye toward brand-building or simply winning as many trophies as possible — are submitting them in different categories. The 10-episode "Fargo" lands in miniseries, while "True Detective," with two fewer episodes, will compete for the prestigious honor of best drama series.
"I've got conflicted feelings about it, and they're probably what you'd imagine," "True Detective" creator and show runner Nic Pizzolatto says. "I probably just went from being a contender to a long shot, but it was a great vote of confidence in their belief in the show's quality."
FX President John Landgraf doesn't quite see it that way, telling reporters at his network's upfront advertisers presentation that it was "actually unfair for HBO to put 'True Detective' in the drama series category because essentially you can get certain actors to do a closed-ended series — à la Billy Bob Thornton in 'Fargo' or Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in 'True Detective' — who you can't get to sign on for a seven-year [regular drama series] deal." The thinking: It's arbitrary to pit shows that are essentially eight- to 10-hour movies against open-ended programs that span several seasons.
But you know what? That's TV today, a medium where format and narrative boundaries have been expanded and all but erased. So why shouldn't the awards honoring television follow suit? HBO's decision to submit the superb "True Detective" in the drama category might be the best thing to ever happen to the Emmys. Let's be honest: Nobody remembers what program won for miniseries. But a drama race that pits "True Detective" against the final season of "Breaking Bad" is the television award season's answer to Ali versus Frazier. Throw in "Game of Thrones" and "The Good Wife," programs that might just be enjoying their best seasons, and you have an Emmy race worth debating, not to mention a reason to watch the show other than seeing whether voters give awards to Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Claire Danes and "Modern Family" again.
Besides, it's not as if this kind of higgledy-piggledy category placement hasn't been all the rage recently. PBS submitted "Downton Abbey" as a miniseries after its first season, even though everyone knew seven episodes couldn't possibly contain the sum total of the dowager's cutting remarks or Lady Mary's moping. When FX labeled "American Horror Story" a miniseries two years ago, most people saw it as a ploy to game the system (Jimmy Kimmel: "It's not a miniseries — let's be honest"), although, yes, its first season of 13 episodes did tell a close-ended story that, unlike "Downton," wouldn't be revisited in Season 2.
Really, from all appearances, it seems as if "True Detective" is the only series that wants to compete in the drama category. Netflix designated its women-behind-bars dramedy "Orange Is the New Black" as a comedy even though it features murder, drug overdoses, aggressive urination and Jason Biggs. That move, at least, has some precedent, what with dark-edged premium-cable programs like "Nurse Jackie" and "The Big C" challenging laugh-out-loud shows such as "Modern Family," "30 Rock" and "The Big Bang Theory" for the comedy series Emmy. (And the designation also keeps "Orange" out of the way of Netflix's returning drama series hopeful, "House of Cards.")
Meanwhile, after three years of submitting "Shameless" as a drama (and picking up just three nominations, all for Joan Cusack's supporting turn as an agoraphobic neighbor), Showtime has now decided that "Shameless" is, in fact, a comedy — just as the series finished a hard-edged season that's inarguably its darkest on record. Again, there's a certain logic here beyond the fact that the producers had grown tired of being ignored. But the same line of thinking could just as easily see "Breaking Bad" (a show that perfected the art of gallows humor) moving over to comedy too.
Of course, since "Breaking Bad" won the drama series Emmy last year (finally!), it probably won't switch over in its final go-round with voters. But who's to say if "Mad Men," now completing the first half of its two-year farewell tour, doesn't make the cut this summer that it won't shuffle the deck and decide (based on, if nothing else, Roger Sterling's quips and Pete Campbell's sideburns) that it too is a comedy. And if "Game of Thrones" upped the body count just a notch, maybe it could sneak into the miniseries category, based on the shortage of continuing characters.
I jest. (Mostly.) But decry the current name-your-own-category state of affairs all you want, it beats the olden times (going all the way back to a decade ago) when the television academy more or less engraved the drama series Emmy the moment "The West Wing" was nominated. Yes, it's a crazy situation. But, to borrow the words of our favorite detective, Rust Cohle, "If you ask me, the light's winning."


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This sample application manages a set of Service Fabric clusters hosted on Azure, demonstrating basic management tasks. It keeps a working set of cluster metadata in a Reliable Dictionary to keep track of the party clusters, which are live running Service Fabric clusters in Azure. It knows when to create new ones, when to delete expired ones, when to scale the number of clusters out and back in depending on user activity, and all the other management tasks required to keep the party going.
See the Party Cluster application live and try it for yourself at http://aka.ms/tryservicefabric
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- How to use the Azure Resource Manager APIs to manage Azure Resource Groups to create Service Fabric clusters in Azure.
- How to use Service Fabric management APIs to create and query Service Fabric applications.
The project also demonstrates a number of Service Fabric features and patterns for application development, including:
- Stateful Reliable Services with Reliable Collections.
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- How to use Service Fabric configuration packages, both the built-in Settings.xml config and custom JSON configuration, with rolling updates without restarting services.
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Letter to the Senate Finance Committee on the Health Insurance Bill, Particularly Regarding the Excise Tax and lack of Public Option
October 05, 2009
Dear Senator:
The National Education Association (NEA) and its 3.2 million members remain committed to securing health insurance reform that leads to quality, affordable health care for all. NEA agrees wholeheartedly with the three overarching goals President Obama highlighted in his September 9 address to the joint session of Congress: ensuring stability and security for those who currently have health insurance; providing insurance to those without it; and lowering health care costs for families, businesses, and government. These goals provide clear and concise principles by which the ultimate success of reform should be judged.
In this context of strong support for the administration's overall approach to health care reform, NEA raises deep concerns about the proposal to impose an excise tax on health insurance companies, administrators, and self-insured employers that offer and administer high-cost health plans. We are also very concerned about the lack of a public option in the Committee's plan.
Excise Tax
We have been working with our 50 state and 14,000 local affiliates to review the potential impact of this tax on our members' health care plans. Our findings have been as sobering as they have been disturbing.
- For school employees, their health plans, and their employers, whether large or small, the excise tax would be devastating. The bottom line is that education employees will be pushed to pay the tax in the form of wage cuts, higher premiums, increased out-of-pocket costs, and lower benefits.
- In Maine, for example, we estimate that with the excise tax structured as it is in the Senate Finance Committee plan (thresholds of $8,000 for single coverage and $21,000 for family coverage), 22,000 of the public education employees receiving health benefits through the Maine Education Association Benefits Trust would generate taxes of $137 million in present value terms between 2013 and 2022. This is true even with optimistic assumptions for the future direction of annual premium costs (5.5 percent) and a reasonable assumption for the Consumer Price Index (2 percent).
- Using similar assumptions, nearly 100,000 participants in the state of New Jersey School Employees' Health Benefits Program would generate taxes in the neighborhood of $385 million, and close to 9,000 participants in the Vermont Health Partnership plan for public education employees would generate taxes in the neighborhood of $49 million.
- On the school district level, we see problems similar to those in very large plans. For example, over the 2013-2022 period, the Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School District in Minnesota would generate taxes of $23 million for 2,100 of its employees, and the West Contra Costa Unified School District in California would have a tax bill of $15 million for 1,200 of its workers. Plans in other states provide similarly sobering results.
Raising the thresholds would alleviate very little of the financial pressure. By increasing the thresholds to $8,900 and $23,000, the liabilities become $62 million (MEA Benefits Trust, Maine); $156 million (SEHBP, New Jersey); $17 million (Vermont); $11 million (Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan, Minnesota); and $9 million (West Contra Costa, California). With thresholds of $9,800 and $25,000: $16 million (MEA Benefits Trust, Maine); $23 million (SEHBP, New Jersey); $1.5 million (Vermont); $4.5 million (the Minnesota school district); and $4 million (the California school district). School districts and state and local governments have already been hit hard by financial crises, and the need to come up with excise tax money would severely strain their budgets.
The health care plans of hardworking public education employees are not luxuries stuffed with unnecessary medical benefits, as proponents of the excise tax would have the public believe. They are precisely the kind of good, comprehensive health benefit plans that health insurance reform is supposed to be encouraging. We have no doubt that this tax would quickly have the devastating effect of causing instability and insecurity in the group health care market, and would threaten the existence of retiree health care benefits around the country. In everything but name, this is a tax on workers.
We are also concerned about the way this tax has been promoted. Although its supporters have called it a tax on "Cadillac" health care plans, the details of the initiative show that it is not really about luxury health care plans. The tax is based on the cost of a health plan regardless of what it covers or why it costs a lot. The tax makes no distinction, for example, for plans that cost more because (like many public education plans) they cover predominantly older workers and women. In addition, other than during an insufficient and narrowly defined three-year transition period, the tax allows for no regional, state, or local adjustments for variations in health care costs. The tax also applies regardless of how much people pay for their own insurance—even if they paid 100 percent of the premium.
There are undoubtedly luxurious health care plans out there for high-paid executives, and they would certainly be taxed under this proposal. But the very definition of what constitutes health insurance under the tax highlights the fact that this is not really about "Cadillac" plans. Under the proposal, the total value of an employee's health insurance premiums would comprise more than just insurance premiums. It would include, for example, an employee's contributions to a health care Flexible Spending Account (FSA). FSAs are a payment vehicle, not a health care cost on their own, and some employees use FSAs to pay out-of-pocket medical costs precisely because their health insurance is not good enough.
It is clear to the National Education Association why proponents of this tax believe it will bend the health care cost curve: Health care benefits will be severely restricted. NEA will continue to support meaningful health care reform because we know that it matters profoundly for this country and for the goal of achieving quality public schools for all students. The excise tax, however, undermines the reform effort and must be taken off the table.
Public Option
We are concerned that the Committee rejected attempts to add a public option to the health insurance reform proposal. NEA believes that health reform should guarantee a choice of plans and providers through a private health insurance plan, including one that an employee may currently have through his or her employer, and a public health insurance plan option. Any reform plan must include a robust public option from day one. The public health insurance option should compete with the private insurance industry in terms of cost and quality. This choice is a fundamental feature of an American solution for health reform and another critical piece of cost control.
We encourage the Senate and the administration to reject the excise tax and, instead, to support the funding options contained in the House proposal (H.R. 3200). We also encourage the Senate and the White House to support a public option similar to that in H.R. 3200.
Thank you for your consideration of our views on this most critical matter.
Diane Shust
Director of Government Relations
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I was very excited to find Hodo Soy's Yuba (tofu skin) now available in stores. I learned about working with Yuba at Millennium.Taught by Millennium's Executive Chef Eric Tucker, these classes have really opened my mind to vegan ingredients and techniques (There's a class this Sunday, July 31st - I'll be there!)
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Yuba rolls stuffed with seasoned butternut squash puree, sauteed mushrooms, and sushi rice:
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Delicious Pea and Cilantro Puree-Stuffed Fried Yuba Ravioli with sesame seeds:
So I was swimming when I got this idea for a Grilled Vegetable and Yuba Napolean. In place of cheese, I fried the yuba in olive oil with garlic. I grilled eggplant and tomato on my Griddler by Cuisinart. I salted the vegetables and griddled them with olive oil. The garlic crisped yuba subsitiuted for a a creamy cheese element and I topped the yuba with with pesto. A super-easy and satisfying summer dish worthy of good company!


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These organizations need the low-cost space that the city can provide. The city needs these buildings to be occupied to help keep them maintained. The city also needs these nonprofit and for profit partners to provide many services, from running events at the Spice of Life Event Center to providing exhibit and performance space at the Dairy.
However, several of these buildings and spaces are in poor and deteriorating condition. Many of the tenants would be willing to make the necessary improvements, but because our City Charter prevents leases for longer than 20 years, many tenants cannot make the necessary improvements. Twenty years is not enough time for those tenants to amortize their investment or be guaranteed that they will occupy the space long enough to reap the benefits of their investments.
Ballot Question 2D asks you to allow the City of Boulder to allow leases of city property for more than 20 years and up to 30 years in limited circumstances upon a two-thirds vote by council. Voting yes for this ballot measure will mean that many city properties will be upgraded and continue to be occupied by nonprofit and other tenants who provide valuable, free, and low-cost services to the city.
Many of these tenants want to make improvements to the city properties they rent, but they and their lenders need to know that they will occupy the space long enough to make the investment in the property worthwhile. Some improvements like solar panels and other energy efficiency upgrade can have a life longer than 20 years, and the tenants purchasing these improvements want to get the full value out of their investment.
Another example of how a longer term lease would benefit the city is the plans for recreational facilities at Valmont City Park. Most of Valmont Park has remained undeveloped while the city searches for entities willing to undertake a public-private partnership. The city cannot find a private party willing to build, maintain, and manage a tennis facility because a 20- year lease is too short of a time for that party to amortize her investment.
The proposal to allow longer leases has been on the ballot two previous times. It narrowly lost in 2008. Hoping that a more narrowly-tailored ordinance would have a better chance of passing, council is proposing a more limited ballot measure. This ballot measure would allow leases only up to 30 years. The prior ones would have allowed 40-year leases. This ballot measure also requires council to approve the lease by a two-thirds majority. The prior ballot measures contained no such requirement. Lastly, this ballot measure, unlike the previous ones, requires that council consider a variety of factors before allowing a lease longer than 20 years.
These factors include whether the improvement would increase the revenues generated for the city from that property; whether the improvement provides services to the public that the city would otherwise have to provide or that enhance existing city program or add a use or service not currently provided within the city; whether the proposed improvement adds value to the city property during the term of the lease and for the city after the lease ends; whether the tenant serves a goal of the city that is facilitated by the lease or whether the tenant was selected through a competitive process.
Voting yes for this ballot measure is good business for the city and for the many organization and companies that provide valuable services to city residents. Please support 2D on this November's ballot.
KC Becker is a member of the Boulder City Council.


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Most teams never make it to the state championship. The Northfield baseball team was one win away Saturday from a shot at winning back to back state championships. The 2012 state champions were taking on South Spencer, who was the 2011 state champs. Without the services of first baseman Joseph Ross, who reported to the Army after the semi-state, plus knowing it would be the last game Norse coach Tony Uggen would coach at Northfield after announcing he was taking the athletic director and baseball job at Blackford, one would wonder what the effects would be.
The usual hard hitting Norse would collect just four hits in the game, while starting pitcher Ryan Keaffaber would struggle as South Spencer pulled off the upset in a 3-2 win over Northfield for the state title.
Northfield was the home team and after two strike outs, Keaffaber would give up a single and a walk before his third strikeout to get out of the inning. The Norse went three up and three down to head to the second with the game scoreless.
The second inning got started with second baseman Collin Dawes making a great diving catch behind second base before South Spencer would strike. A one out triple and a two out single put the Rebels up 1-0 with the Norse coming to the plate. Andy Roser would start the bottom of the inning with a triple, then score on a passed ball to knot the score at 1, before three straight outs would end the inning.
Keaffaber would walk two in the third and give up a single and a walk in the fourth, managing to get out of both innings without giving up a run. Unfortunately the Norse would not put a runner on in those two innings as the game headed to the fifth still tied at 1.
South Spencer would make some noise in the fifth. After a walk and two bunt singles loaded the bases with no outs, Keaffaber would bare down to strike out the next two before a seeing eye bloop single over Andy Roser at third would score two runs to give the Rebels a 3-1 lead. The Norse would try to answer in the bottom of the inning. Bryce Kendall got things going with a single and was followed by Shane Vigar going up the middle, but an outstanding diving play by the shortstop got the force at second. After another force at second made it two outs, freshman Drake Richter would draw a walk, with pinch runner Austin Curless at second. On a delayed appeal play on a swing, Curless was caught off guard at second being picked off to end the inning.
Keaffaber would strike out three in the sixth and hold South Spencer in the seventh to give the cardiac kids one more shot. Ryan Keaffber would lead off, reaching on a Rebel error and was advanced to third on an Andy Roser single. After a pop out, Shane Vigar would single home Keaffaber to make it 3-2 with the tying run on second. The Norse couldn't muster one more hit, popping out and flying out to end the run, falling to South Spencer 3-2.
Before being awarded the runner-up trophy and medals, Ryan Keaffaber would be named the mental attitude award winner to cap off a remarkable career.
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The Office of Comptroller, at the recommendation of the Department of Management Services, has established a maximum allowable price of $500 for chairs available under the contract. Agencies may purchase chairs from any vendor on the contract; however, the price of the chairs may not exceed the established maximum amount of $500.
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The price limits established by this memorandum also apply to furniture purchased under contracts entered into by an agency or university and to PRIDE furniture.
If an agency needs to purchase a chair, the cost of which exceeds the established limit, in order to provide a reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the agency should process the invoice for payment in accordance with the instructions in Comptroller's Memorandum No. 8 (1992-93).
All other exceptions to the maximum prices established in this memorandum must be fully justified by the agency and approved in advance by the Comptroller. After the fact exceptions will not be approved.
Any chair ordered by an agency prior to the effective date of this memorandum which exceeded the price limits established by Comptroller's Memoranda No. 7 (1993-94) and No. 1 (1994-95) may be processed for payment if the price does not exceed the maximum prices limit in established by this memorandum.
The maximum prices established in this memorandum will be effective until rescinded or superseded by a later memorandum.
Please direct questions regarding taxation, foreign country tax treatites and exemptions to the Bureau of State Payrolls at 410-9416, Suncom 210-9416. Questions regarding contracts and processing payments through the Voucher Audit System are to be directed to the Bureau of Auditing at 410-9194, Suncom 210-9194.


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CLEVELAND (AP) — Nick Swisher's two-out grand slam off Ernesto Frieri in the 10th inning gave the Cleveland Indians a 5-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday.
Swisher had gone 0 for 4 with three strikeouts before he belted a 1-2 pitch into the right-field seats to cap an improbable comeback after Albert Pujols' two-run single put the Angels ahead in the top of the inning.
Pujols' single with two outs gave the Angels a 3-1 lead, but the Indians responded off rookie Cam Bedrosian (0-1). Michael Bourn drew a leadoff walk and took third on Jason Kipnis' one-out double. Carlos Santana walked to load the bases and Frieri replaced Bedrosian. David Murphy flied out before Swisher rallied the Indians.
Kyle Crockett (1-0) retired the final hitter in the 10th for his first major league win.
DETROIT (AP) — Anibal Sanchez pitched seven sharp innings, and the Detroit Tigers ended Kansas City's 10-game winning streak.
J.D. Martinez hit a tiebreaking homer in the fourth for the Tigers, who avoided a four-game sweep and pulled within a half-game of the AL Central-leading Royals. Sanchez (4-2) allowed five hits and a walk, keeping the Kansas City offense quiet even though he failed to strike out a batter.
Joba Chamberlain pitched the eighth, and struggling closer Joe Nathan struck out the side in the ninth for his 14th save in 18 chances.
Danny Duffy (4-6) allowed two runs and three hits in seven innings. He walked one and struck out five.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Russell Martin drew a bases-loaded walk from Tony Cingrani with two outs in the 12th inning to avoid a three-game sweep.
Devin Mesoraco hit a solo homer off Pirates closer Jason Grilli with one out in the ninth, tying it at 3.
In the Pittsburgh 12th, Gaby Sanchez singled with one out and moved up on a balk by Cingrani (2-8). Josh Harrison was intentionally walked and Clint Barmes was hit by a pitch with two outs, loading the bases.
Martin drew his walk-off walk on a 3-1 pitch. Normally a starter, Cingrani was Cincinnati's seventh pitcher of the game.
Justin Wilson (2-0) retired the Reds in order in the top of the 12th.
PHOENIX (AP) — Yovani Gallardo outpitched Chase Anderson in seven strong innings, and Carlos Gomez extended his hitting streak to 15 games.
A day after losing to Arizona on a walk-off hit, the Brewers beat the Diamondbacks for the third time in four games behind Gallardo (5-4). The right-hander held Arizona to a run over seven innings for his 86th career win, tying Ben Sheets for fifth on Milwaukee's all-time list.
Gallardo improved to 7-0 in 10 career starts against Arizona.
Francisco Rodriguez worked around a hit in the ninth inning for his majors-leading 23rd save this season and 327th career, moving past Roberto Hernandez for 14th.
The Brewers strung together three runs off Anderson (5-2).
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Ryan Howard homered and drove in three runs and rookie David Buchanan pitched into the eighth inning, sparking the Phillies to a victory over the Cardinals.
Buchanan (3-3) made his deepest start yet, pitching 7 2-3 innings. He allowed four hits and a walk while striking out four.
Jonathan Papelbon pitched the ninth to pick up 17th save in 19 opportunities.
Shelby Miller (7-6) gave up seven hits and three walks in 6 2-3 innings. Miller has thrown six innings or more in his last four starts.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Gavin Floyd, recently returned from Tommy John surgery, pitched six scoreless innings before leaving with a broken elbow, the latest setback for an injury-riddled Atlanta Braves' rotation and one that tempered a 3-0 victory over the Washington Nationals.
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Chris Johnson drove in all three of the Braves' runs.
MIAMI (AP) — Zack Wheeler tossed his first shutout and made David Wright's first-inning home run hold up in the Mets victory over the Marlins.
Wheeler (3-7) outdueled Marlins starter Andrew Heaney, who made his major league debut, in the longest outing of his career.
Wheeler, the No. 6 pick in the 2009 draft, struck out eight. He allowed three hits and one walk as 70 of his 111 pitches went for strikes.
Heaney (0-1) gave up four hits in six innings, allowing only Wright's home run.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Chris Archer allowed three hits in 6 2/3 innings, Kevin Kiermaier and Evan Longoria homered on consecutive pitches, and the Rays beat the Astros.
Archer (4-4) struck out eight and walked two to help the Rays win for the sixth time in the last 23 games.
Three Tampa Bay relievers completed a three-hitter, sending Houston to its fourth straight loss.
Kiermaier hit a two-run homer before Longoria had a solo drive off Paul Clemens in the seventh.
Collin McHugh (4-5) gave up two unearned runs and four hits over six innings on his 27th birthday.
NEW YORK (AP) — David Phelps pitched seven strong innings, Carlos Beltran drove in two runs and the Yankees beat Toronto for their 16th consecutive home win over the Blue Jays.
Jacoby Ellsbury stole two bases, scored twice and hit one of three early sacrifice flies for the Yankees off Drew Hutchison (5-5).
Phelps (3-4) yielded two runs and struck out seven in winning his second straight outing after a four-start skid.
The Yankees earned their first three-game sweep at home this season and sliced Toronto's lead in the AL East to 1 1/2 games.
Melky Cabrera and Edwin Encarnacion each hit a two-run homer for the Blue Jays.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Rookie Jesse Hahn pitched seven strong innings and pinch-hitter Chris Denorifa singled in the go-ahead run in a four-run seventh for the Padres, who rallied for the second straight game to beat the Mariners.
Robinson Cano had three singles for the Mariners, who beat the Padres in Seattle on Monday and Tuesday.
Hahn (2-1) was making his third big league start. He held Seattle to an unearned run and five hits, struck out seven and walked two.
Seattle's Erasmo Ramirez, winless since April 1, left with a 1-0 lead after six innings. But Dominic Leone (2-1) allowed runs, three hits and a walk while getting only one out in the seventh.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Scott Kazmir pitched seven innings to win his fourth straight start, Yoenis Cespedes hit his 14th home run of the season and the Athletics beat the Red Sox.
Stephen Vogt had two hits and two RBIs, Jed Lowrie scored twice and John Jaso singled in an insurance run in the seventh to move the A's a season-high 17 games over .500.
Kazmir (9-2) extended his streak to 18 1-3 innings without allowing an earned run before Dustin Pedroia hit a two-run home run in the sixth. He struck out eight and didn't walk a batter.
Cespedes hit a solo shot off Jake Peavey in the third.
Peavy (1-5) had a second straight strong outing but remained winless over his past 10 starts. Peavey allowed five hits over 6 1-3 innings.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Joe Mauer drove in two runs, including the go-ahead double in the eighth inning, to push the Twins past the White Sox.
After rain delayed the first pitch by 2 hours and 6 minutes, the Twins stopped their season-high, five-game losing streak.
With Jake Petricka (0-2) pitching with runners at the corners with no outs, Mauer hooked a drive down the left-field line. Kurt Suzuki tacked on a sacrifice fly.
Casey Fien (4-4) earned the victory that really belonged to Yohan Pino.
Pino at age 30 became the oldest Twins player to make his major league debut, holding the White Sox to two runs in seven innings.


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John Mann, writing in Secrets of Life Extension (Harbor, San Francisco, 1980) said: 'The effectiveness of fasting as a life extension measure is fairly well backed by experimental evidence.' He describes one research study in which rats were made to fast on one day out of three throughout their lives (normal eating on the other days). They achieved a 20 per cent increase in life span compared with non-fasted rats. This has nothing to do with calorie restriction, according to Mann, who cites enhanced general function and growth hormone stimulation as more likely factors.
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Fasting for health has been an integral part of naturopathic medicine for a century or more, and practicing naturopaths in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, India, South Africa and North America will have experience of these methods, as will medical doctors who use the methods of treating allergy called Clinical Ecology, since they use five day fasts as a normal measure to investigate and treat chronic allergy.
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