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Sheep Ranch, CA
DruAnn Bailey Boice
May 8, 1952 - July 16, 2013
DruAnn Bailey Boice passed away Tuesday July 16, 2013 at the U.C. Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, CA at the age of 61. She was born May 8, 1952 to James and Helen (Wright) Jack in Redwood City, CA. DruAnn grew up in or around Redwood City, Menlo Park, Woodside, and all the way to Tokyo, Japan. She graduated from Woodside High School in 1970 then attended Menlo College in Atherton, CA. DruAnn loved to ride her jumping horses as a young woman and was a strong willed, intelligent woman of the world. She married Jim Boice on June 19, 1990 in Redwood City. The newlyweds lived in Pescadero, CA for eight years before moving to their dream home in Sheep Ranch, CA. DruAnn made many friends and loved her life. She had no children but loved her cats and other pets. She was happiest in her garden; with her flowers. She was the rock in our family, we are lost without her. She was preceded in death by her parents James and Helen Jack and brother, James Jack. She is survived by her loving little sister, Missy and her older brother,
Richard Jack. She is greatly missed by her husband of 24 years, James Boice and all her nieces and nephews. Dru, you are the most important thing in our lives, we love you so very much.
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Clues to the shape of our Universe can be found by searching the CMB for matching circles of temperature patterns. A full sky search of the CMB, mapped extremely accurately by NASA's WMAP satellite, returned no detection of such matching circles and placed a lower bound on the size of the Universe at 24 Gpc. This lower bound can be extended by optimally filtering the WMAP power spectrum. More stringent bounds can be placed on specific candidate topologies by using a combination statistic. We use optimal filtering and the combination statistic to rule out the infamous "soccer ball universe" model.
We present a case for the use of external occulters to suppress starlight in direct observation of planetary systems. Such a system is achievable with today's technology and will allow not only the detection of Earthlike planets, but follow-up spectroscopic observations to characterize them. A search for habitable planets around our neighboring stars and for signs of simple life outside our solar system can begin in just a few years.
It has been shown that generalized Einstein-Aether theories may lead to significant modifications to the non-relativistic limit of the Einstein equations. In this paper we study the effect of a general class of such theories on the Solar System. We consider corrections to the gravitational potential in negative and positive powers of distance from the source. Using measurements of the perihelion shift of Mercury and time delay of radar signals to Cassini, we place constraints on these corrections. We find that a subclass of generalized Einstein-Aether theories are compatible with these constraints.
We investigate the angular two-point correlation function of temperature in the WMAP maps. Updating and extending earlier results, we confirm the lack of correlations outside the Galaxy on angular scales greater than about 60 degrees at a level that would occur in 0.025 per cent of realizations of the concordance model. This represents a dramatic increase in significance from the original observations by the COBE-DMR and a marked increase in significance from the first-year WMAP maps. Given the rest of the reported angular power spectrum Cℓ, the lack of large-angle correlations that one infers outside the plane of the Galaxy requires covariance among the Cℓ up to ℓ = 5. Alternately, it requires both the unusually small (5 percent of realizations) full-sky large-angle correlations, and an unusual coincidence of alignment of the Galaxy with the pattern of cosmological fluctuations (less than 2 percent of those 5 percent). We argue that unless there is some undiscovered systematic error in their collection or reduction, the data point towards a violation of statistical isotropy. The near-vanishing of the large-angle correlations in the cut-sky maps, together with their disagreement with results inferred from full-sky maps, remain open problems, and are very difficult to understand within the concordance model.
We present a comprehensive black-hole event generator, BlackMax, which simulates the experimental signatures of microscopic and Planckian black-hole production and evolution at the LHC in the context of brane world models with low-scale quantum gravity. The generator is based on phenomenologically realistic models free of serious problems that plague low-scale gravity, thus offering more realistic predictions for hadron-hadron colliders. The generator includes all of the black-hole gray-body factors known to date and incorporates the effects of black-hole rotation, splitting between the fermions, non-zero brane tension and black-hole recoil due to Hawking radiation (although not all simultaneously).
We re-examine claims that anthropic arguments provide an explanation for the observed smallness of the cosmological constant, and argue that correlations between the cosmological constant value and the existence of life can be demonstrated only under restrictive assumptions. Causal effects are more subtle to uncover.
The recent suggestion that late time quantum dynamics may be important for resolving cosmological issues associated with our observed universe requires a consideration of several subtle issues associated with quantum cosmology, as we describe here. The resolution of these issues will be important if we are to be able to properly ascribe probability measures associated with eternal inflation, and a string landscape.
There is evidence that Newton and Einstein's theories of gravity cannot explain the dynamics of a universe made up solely of baryons and radiation. To be able to understand the properties of galaxies, clusters of galaxies and the universe on the whole it has become commonplace to invoke the presence of dark matter. An alternative approach is to modify the gravitational field equations to accommodate observations. We propose a new class of gravitational theories in which we add a new degree of freedom, the Aether, in the form of a vector field that is coupled covariantly, but non-minimally, with the space-time metric. We explore the Newtonian and non-Newtonian limits, discuss the conditions for these theories to be consistent and explore their effect on cosmology.
Imagine a fantastically large orchestra playing expansively for 14 billion years. At first, the strains sound harmonious. But listen more carefully: something is off key. Puzzlingly, the tuba and bass are softly playing a different song. So it is when scientists "listen" to the music of the cosmos played in the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation, our largest-scale window into the conditions of the early universe. Shortly after the big bang, random fluctuations–probably thanks to the actions of quantum mechanics–apparently arose in the energy density of the universe. They ballooned in size and ultimately became the galaxy clusters of today. The fluctuations were a lot like sound waves (ordinary sound waves are oscillations in the density of air), and the "sound" ringing throughout the cosmos 14 billion years ago was imprinted on the CMB. Now we see a map of that sound drawn on the sky in the form of CMB temperature variations.
Looking up at the sky on a clear night, we feel we can see forever. There seems to be no end to the stars and galaxies; even the darkness in between them is filled with light if only we stare through a sensitive enough telescope. In truth, of course, the volume of space we can observe is limited by the age of the universe and the speed of light. But given enough time, could we not peer ever farther, always encountering new galaxies and phenomena? Maybe not. Like a hall of mirrors, the apparently endless universe might be deluding us. The cosmos could, in fact, be finite. The illusion of infinity would come about as light wrapped all the way around space, perhaps more than once-creating multiple images of each galaxy. Our own Milky Way galaxy would be no exception; bizarrely, the skies might even contain facsimiles of the earth at some earlier era. As time marched on, astronomers could watch the galaxies develop and look for new mirages. But eventually no new space would enter into their view. They would have seen it all.
Eternal life is a core belief of many of the world's religions. Usually it is extolled as a spiritual Valhalla, an existence without pain, death, worry or evil, a world removed from our physical reality. But there is another sort of eternal life that we hope for, one in the temporal realm. In the conclusion to On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin wrote: "As all the living forms of life are the lineal descendants of those which lived before the Cambrian epoch, we may feel certain that the ordinary succession by generation has never once been broken…. Hence we may look with some confidence to a secure future of great length." The sun will eventually exhaust its hydrogen fuel, and life as we know it on our home planet will eventually end, but the human race is resilient. Our progeny will seek new homes, spreading into every corner of the universe just as organisms have colonized every possible niche of the earth. Death and evil will take their toll, pain and worry may never go away, but somewhere we expect that some of our children will carry on. Or maybe not. Remarkably, even though scientists fully understand neither the physical basis of life nor the unfolding of the universe, they can make educated guesses about the destiny of living things. Cosmological observations now suggest that the universe will continue to expand forever-rather than, as scientists once thought, expanding to a maximum size and then shrinking. Therefore, we are not doomed to perish in a fiery "big crunch" in which any vestige of our current or future civilization would be erased. At first glance, eternal expansion is cause for optimism. What could stop a sufficiently intelligent civilization from exploiting the endless resources to survive indefinitely?

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Serrated Scapel is one of my favorite games, and I was really happy, because of the ScummVM support, but when I start playing with the game, it's freeze in my Android Tab and my Android phone. I can wach the intro, but next I see only a purple background. I hear the music, but nothing else.
Any idea? I like to play this game in the subway in every morning...
Which ScummVM version? Which Android version? Which Sherlock Holmes game version?
I have the exact same problem. I updated ScummVM from the google play store and am running it on a LG G3 phone with a 6.0 Android.


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Installing / Configuring Apache 1.3 and PHP 4.4
Ok so first download Apache Web Server from www.apache.org. I recommend version 1.3 as i believe it to be the most secure.
However the latest version available is v2.2.0 but use at your own risk!
Install apache web server and accept the default settings, remember if you have a firewall you will need to tell it to allow the Apache service to run.
Thats really that part done for now. The next thing is to install php and configure it for using with Apache.
You can download php from www.php.net. Download the binaries version not the installer version.
For this example I will be using v4.4.2, I don't recommend using versions 5+ because of difficulty's ive had with it.
Ok so next thing to do is extract the file to the root of drive C. And its easier if you rename the folder so its just C:\php
Then copy the file php.ini-dist in PHP directory to you windows directory ( C:\Windows or C:\Winnt depends on where you installed Windows ) and rename the file to php.ini. This is the PHP configuration file and we'll take a look what's in it later on.
Next, move the php4ts.dll file from the newly created php directory into the C:\Windows or C:\Winnt directory again depending on where windows was installed.
Next up is to open the apache conf file. C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\conf and open the file named httpd.conf
We need to tell Apache about php and where to find it so we will add the following to the file.
LoadModule php4_module c:/php/sapi/php4apache.dll
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
That should be it. We now restart Apache to load all the changes we made.
Next we create a test to ensure php is been parsed properly.
Insert the following into a file and name is index.php, place that file in you Apache web root directory.
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs
Then point your browser to the test page. Http://127.0.0.1/index.php
Ok so thats it, if you have any questions you can contact me at martin.murray[at]techemail.com


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Vahan Zanoyan appointed as Chief Executive Officer of First Energy Bank
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Family of Shadows: A book by Garin Hovannisian
Kids meal by Alin Hagopian
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General Andranik's statue in Varna
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Sofia Mayor inaugurates Armenian traditional monument
Burgas recognizes Genocide
Armenian Genocide recognition blocked in Bulgarian parliament
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Vardavar in Uzbekstan
Armenian stand at UN Day celebration in Tashkent
Djivan Gasparyan visits Uzbekistan Armenians
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Manga Messiah available for the first time in Armenian and in Cyprus!
Little Armenia in Nicosia
Yerkir Media TV's episode on Armenian education in Cyprus
The race for electing Armenian representative
Cypriot President inaugurates AGBU Armenian Cultural Centre in Larnaca
Sona Gargaloyan: Representing Armenian classical music in Cyprus and beyond
The March for Truth and Righteousness
Armenian Schools Committee formed after disagreement
Marios Garoyian: Historic truth about Armenian Genocide must be restored
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Foreign Minister of Armenia expresses condolence on the demise of Pope Shenouda III
Armenia's participation in Alexandria symposium
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Embassy of India in Yerevan organized an evening of film show and IAF Conference in Yerevan
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Free Fall: A collection of short stories by Leonardo Alishan
Alenush Terian: Mother of Iranian astronomy honored
Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan in Iran
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Scaffolds defacing historical Iranian church
The last anointing service of the departed Prelate of Aderbadagan Bishop Nshan Topouzian
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Iraqi Armenians
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Antranig Ohannesian exhibits in Yerevan
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Safe Easter celebrations for the first time in Baghdad since 2003
Gathering in Baghdad of the representatives of all the Christian churches
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Archbishop Asadourian visits the Armenians in the Iraqi Kurdistan
Havrez Armenians commemorate Genocide
The anointment ceremony of the new Armenian Church in Northern Iraq
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Transfer into the north of Iraq
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Jordanian Armenians
Armenians gather along both banks of Jordan River during traditional baptism ceremony
Android application on Armenia by Armen Demirjian
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Armenians at the Jordan River
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New book by Dr. George Bournoutian on Armenian historical presence in Karabakh
Karabakh's Foreign Minister visits Canada
Tatoul Hagopian's book on Karabakh republished in Western Armenian
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Lebanese Armenians
Head of the Armenian Church in Lebanon resigned after 18 years in office
Annual bookfair in Antelias 2012
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Armenian-Lebanese protest outside Turkish embassy
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Middle East Armenians (General)
A Middle East With No Minorities?
Hrayr Jebejian awarded Ambassador of the Motherland medal
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Deeply Syria: A media initiative by Lara Setrakian
Old letters by previous Armenian Catholicoi donated to the Museum of Cilicia
Armavia or Armafia
Longtime Associated Press correspondent Joseph Panossian dies at 74
Harout Khatchadourian is awarded with 'Movses Khorenatsi' Medal
Maggie starts first Middle East tour
Catholicosate of Cilicia participates in a religious conference held in Damascus
Minorities in Armenia
Yezidi painting exhibition contest in Yerevan
The Sinjar National Union of Yezidis in Armenia helps family in Ararat Province
Yezidi leader: Do not forget your mother tongue
Slavik Sadoyan: We need to solve the problems instead of having an ostrich policy
Malak Tawus celebrated by Yezidis in Armenia
The symbols of fraternity between two nations
Yezidis living in Armenia
Yezidi leader backs Sarkisian for Presidency
Armenian Jews express deep anger at the statements of the Chief Rabbi of Azerbaijan
North American Armenians
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Official visits of Hamazkayin members in New York
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Artak Movsisyan: In the pre-Christian era Armenians had a well-developed writing, spanning several millennia
Contemporary Armenian women writers read their works in New York
President Barack Obama starts re-election campaign. Avoids mentioning Armenian Genocide
Almayass restaurant expands in USA
An audience with Catholicos Aram I
Pizza making vending machine invented by Puzant Khachadourian
Armenian Relief Society helps famine victims in Africa
Pan-Armenian News
Arman Manukyan introduces a new Armenian perfume
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Tourism: Where do citizens of Armenia travel?
Campaign for creating Armenian Charity Diabetic Support Center
The family that saved a village. The story of Ekserciyan family and Ditvan village
Vahe Berberian: The MAN with the contagious smile
Levon Muradyan: The word THEATRE is inscribed on my forehead
Araik Danielyan: I planned to turn my visit to Armenia into a meaningful act
Symphony of Stones poster will adorn the entrance of World Tourism Organization
Pan-Armenian News (Art)
Kevork Shadoyan: I am against imitations
Armenian Photographers National Association organizes photography mastering classes
Armen Daneghyan: Contemporary miniature painting
Noushik Mikayelian: Art cleanses the soul
Robert Kamoyan: The artist who lives in one of Armenia's distant cities
Kevork Mourad: Incorporating painting with music
Astghik Voskerchyan: Every element in my environment has a role in my creations
Hasmik Verdyan: Once in a while we should tell people that there are such things!
Sculpture exhibition by Armen Agop in London
Avo Khalatyian: I do not have a specific formula for happiness. I just love life
Pan-Armenian News (Business & Economy)
The owner of 'Le Cafe de Paris' leaves Armenia
'Successful Start' fund initiative in Gegharkunik Province in Armenia
Cascade Hills: A residential complex in a peaceful Yerevan neighborhood
Armenian economy recovers faster than expected
Marani Brands to begin sales and distribution in India
Prime Minister vows to reopen Bjni mineral water company in Charentsavan
UAE company acquires Armenian mine
India loses out to Armenia in number of super-growth companies
Pan-Armenian News (Education)
AGBU introduces Armenian language apps for children
Mher Melik-Bakhshyan: We offer good education programs for foreign students in Armenia
Holy Martyrs Armenian Day School in New York welcomes Lucine Kasbarian
HMADS: A month packed with activities
Sargis Hovhanisyan: Armenian children around the world should get to know one another and their homeland
Armenian Virtual College celebrates 2nd anniversary
Foreign students in Armenia
The Bologna Process: New victims or new students in Armenia
Armenian Virtual College celebrates second year
Armenian Virtual College prepares for the Fall Term
Pan-Armenian News (Environment)
Mashtots Park kiosks being dismantled before the elections
Mashtots Park: An example of misuse of public spaces in Armenia
How trees are restoring hope to Armenia
Armenia Tree Project plans forest in memory of Hrant Dink
Pan-Armenian News (Genocide)
Armenian Genocide Centennial live steaming from Yerevan on iAN TV
Armenian Genocide mother of all taboos in Turkey says Cengiz Aktar
Tashir Charity Foundation opens a new era in front of Armenian Genocide�research
Let no one presume that in 2015 the Armenian nation's struggle will come to an end
Conference on Armenian, Jewish, and Tutsi Genocides held in Rwanda
Armenian Genocide Bibliography
Analysts say Turkey on wrong track over Armenia genocide
Law criminalizing the denial of the Armenian Genocide passed in France
US Congress urges Turkey to return churches
Turkey accuses France of genocide in Algeria
Pan-Armenian News (Language and Literature)
New animated film based on a fairy tale by Tumanyan
Courses in Western Armenian language commenced in London
Avetik Isahakyan the grandfather
AudioGirk: Armenian literature accessible in audio version
Holy See library has opened in Yerevan
Masis: a debute novel by Adam Raffi Kevorkian
A new book by Hovsep Nalbandian: Armenian language
Poet and playwright Zareh Melkonian passes away (1922-2012)
Catholicos Aram I declares 2012 as 'Year of the Armenian Book'
New book by Professor Hovhannes Pilikian: 'A study of the origins of the HAI, the First People'
Pan-Armenian News (Media)
German journalist Barbara Oertel in Armenia
Hamlet Ghushchyan: Founder and Rector of the Academy of Radio and Television in Armenia
Nayiri Mgrdichian: Patriotism is a sense of belonging
5th pan Armenian Media Conference
No progress in Armenia's score in the Freedom House report
Media's impact on community
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This is my first post though I've been reading for several days. I was originally very excited about breastfeeding and loved the bonding it provided. However, I am really feeling concerned that my 11 week old is still eating hourly, if timed from the beginning of a sesion.
Not only does she eat hourly, but she eats for about 20-30 min. IT's been this way consistenly since she was born. A f.ew other concerns are that right now I am just getting over mastitis. For the past week and a half my baby hasn't gained. Is this okay to go that long without gaining an ounce,even though she is at the breast every hour? She's still I think above the average weight since she was in the 90th percentile at her 2 month appointment, but this sudden stop in gaining worries me.
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My version of pastilles are little balls of herbal powder held together by something sweet. They're ideal for sore throats but can be used as a tasty dose of herbal medicine for many different issues, including belly troubles, anxiety or any number of other things. My original recipe came from the wonderful Herbal Home Remedy Book by Joyce Wardwell, but I've long since quit looking at the recipe so my version may vary a bit from hers at this point.
These are super simple to make, easy enough for children to help with and far less messy or demanding than most lozenges (though those are definitely worth learning to make as well) and require very few ingredients. They're very transportable, children love them (usually) and to top it all off, they're extremely effective. Many kinds of medicines can be made with the pastille recipe, a very quickly and easily absorbed form of medicine administration that is gentle enough for almost anyone. It also preserves the herbs extremely well, better than alcohol in some cases. So don't just limit your use of these to seasonal colds, but explore their many applications for children and adults alike.
Mucilaginous herbs like Elm or Mallow work very well as a base for pastilles, they're sweet, soothing and they help to bind the pastille together. They're not necessary, but I definitely prefer them, especially for sore throats.
- Finely powdered herbs of your choice (say 2 parts Mallow root, 1 part Sage leaf and 1 part Rose petals)
- Honey, Maple Syrup or some other thick, sticky sweetener. If you use honey, you can use an herbal infused honey for added benefits. Rose or Sage honey is amazingng and ideal for this kind of thing.
How much you make is up to you, but I suggest starting with a fairly small batch until you find what works best for you, though I'll provide you with some of my favorites.
Ideally you want to make about half of your herb powder mix something like Elm or Mallow to provide a sticky base. The other half depends on what your using them for. For sore throats, I really like Rose and Sage, either by themselves or together. They're both astringent, antimicrobial, healing and anti-inflammatory and Sage has a special affinity with the throat. Beebalm, Elderflower, Cottonwood (Poplar) buds, Calendula and even Osha can make good combos and some people like a bit of propolis thrown in.
Then you simply slowly add enough warm honey to make a thick paste, about a teaspoon at a time. If it gets too gooey you can add more herb powder to thicken it back up. Keep in mind that the gooier it is the harder it will be to dry it. Then take small pinches of the dough and make about marble sized (or smaller) balls, setting them aside on a piece of wax paper or something similar.
After you've finished the whole batch, let the balls dry in a warm, dry place. You could put them in the oven at a very low temperature, on top of the fridge or in the wood stove warmer. Depending on what method you use and your climate, they'll be dry and fairly hard within a few hours to several days. You want them dry to help prevent spoilage and so that they dissolve slowly in the mouth rather than being just a gooey lump.
Once they're dry, wrap each one separately in wax paper, cling wrap or similar and then store in an airtight moisture-free container. If stored properly, they'll often last several years. The mucilaginous and astringent properties tend to last a lot longer than the volatile oils (in plants like Rose or Sage), so you'll notice a slow change over the years, with the gooey soothingness usually the last property to go if you used a nice mucilage like Elm or Mallow.
Note: If you don't finely powder the herbs, you'll have gritty bits in your pastilles, which may put off some children or texture challenged adults. If you're powdering your herbs yourself, you may want to put them through a fine sieve as well.
Also, check out my previous post on Herbal Honeys for more ideas and recipes.
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OH Kiva,
I cannot wait to try this one out! I'm so excited for January to roll around, for I will be back to dipping into all the things i desire more on a daily basis and you can bet I'll be trying these and the honeys!
I'm also dying to see the new site.
So far I've been knee deep in making gifts…… a labor of love I do enjoy, but it does put Me in other terms on the back burner. Tis the season of giving!
Thinking of you all
Dear Kiva,
Thanks for this recipe-I'll be sure to put it to use with my dried elderberries and slippery elm powder that need to be used.


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Silence fell over Batley Cemetery as the community remembered the first soldier from the town who lost his life in World War One.
Pte Austin Nolan, of Talbot Street, served in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and died aged just 21.
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The EU's General Court said Thursday a travel ban and asset freeze imposed on Mohamad Nedal Alchaar cannot be upheld only on grounds that he briefly served as a Syrian government minister.
The Luxembourg-based court found the sanctions were justified without individual proof while he was in office but they couldn't be upheld without providing specific details on his involvement after he left the government in June 2012.
Alchaar was targeted by the EU because of alleged ties to "the Syrian regime and its violent repression against the civilian population" but the court found EU governments failed to provide such evidence.
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I don't think there was ever any chance that alleged "whistle blower" Coleen Rowley was going to beat my Congressman, Col. John Kline, in November. The district is too Republican, and Kline is too good a representative. But, as Scott noted here, the portion of the report by the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General dealing with Zacarias Moussaoui has now been declassified. That report should end whatever long-shot hopes Rowley had. Yesterday, Brendan Miniter wrote in the Wall Street Journal's Political Diary:
The Justice Department issued a report this week that may put the final coup de grâce on Minnesota Democrat Colleen Rowley's congressional hopes.
A lawyer and FBI agent, Ms. Rowley gained national fame after the Sept. 11 because she had sought permission to search Zacarias Moussaoui's laptop before the deadly attacks were carried out. Had FBI headquarters allowed the search, the plot might have been stopped.
Her loud criticisms of FBI headquarters led Time Magazine to name her Woman of the Year in 2002. But now it turns out that Ms. Rowley deserves some of the blame along with Washington bureaucrats. Justice Department Inspector General Glenn A. Fine, in a report two years ago that now has been declassified, concludes that she made a critical mistake by rushing to open an "intelligence" investigation and seeking a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act. Ms. Rowley could have sought a criminal warrant but unwisely chose to pursue an espionage warrant "without fully understanding the requirements of FISA and the difficulty of connecting Moussaoui to a recognized foreign power," the report said. Had she been more savvy, it's likely Moussaoui's hard drive would have been searched in time to stop the attacks.
Ms. Rowley has been staking her campaign to unseat Republican Rep. John Kline (a career Marine turned politician) on her credentials to more effectively prosecute the war on terror. She's come out strongly against the Iraq war…
But Ms. Rowley has proved to be an unimpressive political force. She's run an unpolished campaign that resorted to showing Mr. Kline as Col. Klink, a Nazi character from the TV show "Hogan's Heroes," on her Web site. She's had trouble raising money. At the end of the first quarter of this year, she had pulled in only $98,000 while Mr. Kline had raised nearly $200,000 and has some $550,000 on hand. Now her vaunted status as whistleblower may be in jeopardy. Ms. Rowley is rapidly becoming just another antiwar candidate, and not one very adept at the business of politics.
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It's 3 p.m. on a gorgeous sunny day in Los Angeles, and Amanda Seyfried is sitting at an outdoor café, wearing a light-blue long-sleeve button-down and shorts, her signature glamorously wavy blond hair peeking out from a mustard-yellow cable-knit cap that she made herself. In a bag on the table is a DIY dog-collar kit for Finn, her blue-eyed Australian shepherd who lies lazily at her feet. The actress isn't hiding under huge sunglasses, sitting in a dark corner, or ignoring the passersby who stop to pet her adorable pup. (In fact, she's chatting them up, making it difficult for anyone to get a word in edgewise.)
Amanda is the rare young star who has managed to continue to thrive in Hollywood despite having no background in anything remotely Disney or Nickelodeon, and in case you haven't noticed, she's having a moment. In the past year, the 24-year-old actress from Allentown, Pennsylvania, has hit a movie genre trifecta—Dear John, a Nicholas Sparks tearjerker; Chloe, an indie thriller; and this month's rom-com Letters to Juliet. And beyond the occasional red carpet and the Oscars, where she presented alongside Miley Cyrus, the paparazzi have generally left her alone. The closest they've gotten are a few snaps of the actress with beau (and Mamma Mia! costar) Dominic Cooper, although one guy was daring enough to follow Amanda and Finn on a recent six-mile hike.
"I don't really care about paparazzi—like, I'm not wearing makeup right now and I should be—but when someone follows me around on a day like that, a really wonderful, beautiful day . . ." she trails off. "Had I known he was there, I would have been really upset." Amanda's going to have to get used to it.
A breakout role as Sophie in 2008's Mamma Mia!, alongside Meryl Streep, launched the career of the actress, who got her start on daytime soaps As the World Turns and All My Children, but it was her big-screen debut as the ditzy Karen in Mean Girls that first made audiences take notice. "People still come up to me and say, 'You were really funny in that,' and I'm like, It's not me. Tina Fey wrote everything I said!" she says, laughing. "I think I impressed a lot of people in Mean Girls. I don't know how I pulled that off."
Proving that her comedy chops weren't just a fluke (or a gift from Tina Fey), Amanda shined as the nerdy Needy in last year's Diablo Cody–written horror-com, Jennifer's Body. Though it didn't exactly blow up the box office, the film catapulted her into the spotlight. At the end of 2009, she announced that this past season of the HBO drama Big Love would be her last. And after Dear John made over $30 million in its opening weekend, Amanda moved from actress to star. Letters to Juliet is sure to make her a bona fide celebrity.
In it, Amanda plays Sophie, a young woman who travels to Verona, Italy, the home of fiction's most well-known tragic couple, Romeo and Juliet. Sophie finds an unanswered love letter and chases down it's owner, Claire (played by Vanessa Redgrave), in an attempt to make things right.
One would think that starring in two heartstring-tugging films in a year would turn even the most unemotional realist into a romantic. For Amanda, whose parents have been together for almost 30 years, that's simply not the case. "It's fun to play characters who have these ideals that you don't have. Like, in Dear John, Channing [Tatum] and I had such a good time because we were pretending to be in love," she says, but even though Letters to Juliet was "very romantically shot in a very romantic place," it didn't change her perspective. "A lot of people ask me, 'Is Dominic the one?' I don't know, and I'm fine with that. Too much planning can lead to heartbreak. Love is great and possible, always, but it's very rare to have the feeling that 'I want to be with this person forever.'"
Lest we peg Amanda as a stone-cold cynic and revoke her membership in Hallmark's card of the month club, she does melt a little when she talks about her past relationships. "I can't remember if he said I love you first, or if I did," she says of her first serious boyfriend, Micah Alberti from All My Children, at age seventeen. "But I do remember when my ex Jesse said it to me. It took my breath away."
Her passion is most evident, though, when she talks about her craft, especially the process of deciding whether or not to sign on to a movie. For her next two films, Albert Nobbs and The Girl With the Red Riding Hood, Amanda fell head over heels for the directors (Rodrigo García and Twilight's Catherine Hardwicke, respectively) and said yes to both projects almost immediately. This impulsive creativity might make life hard for her agent, whom Amanda has been with since day one, but it's a good demonstration of the driving force that makes her performances so vibrant.
"I had no idea if I wanted to do Red Riding Hood, but I sat with Catherine for, like, two and a half hours that first day, and she was amazing," Amanda remembers. "She is who should be a big Hollywood director, making cool-ass movies. She has such an imagination. I was like, OK, I'm doing it. Done." And that was before Amanda had even read the script.
When she's not filming, Amanda spends a lot of time at her piano, a gift from Letters to Juliet director Gary Winick, which has inspired the classically trained singer—who has written a song with Damien Rice and contributed songs to the Mamma Mia! and Dear John soundtracks— to return to her musical roots.
These days she's listening to a lot of A.A. Bondy and Deer Tick.
After a chance meeting with singer/songwriter Joshua Radin at the Soho Hotel in London a few months ago, Amanda agreed to record a duet with him, but she has no intention of making this her full-time, or even part-time, career. "I love being the background voice," she says. "But I'm not interested in being in the spotlight." The actress, who lists Miu Miu, Stella McCartney, and Alexander Wang as some of her favorite designers, is equally as chill about her personal style, describing it as "comfortable and simple with a little edge."
That's pretty much Amanda's M.O. There was some drama earlier this year when the blogs (falsely) reported that she was being difficult about committing to a Mamma Mia! sequel, holding out for more money, but in reality, she is as low maintenance as it gets. And she has a strict "no expectations" philosophy that keeps her grounded and has solidified her reputation as one of Hollywood's most down-to-earth glamour girls: "I am successful now, and it's wonderful. But the reason it is so wonderful is because I didn't expect it to happen."
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05 December 2011|
Owner: Amber Lynn Wilson
Location: Mesa, AZ
Vehicle: 2005 Scion xA
Car Club Affiliation: alpha SQUAD
What Events have you competed in?
I have competed in REMIX EVENTS, NOPI, and HIN. Car was also featured at SEMA 2009. I also do a lot of local shows at dealerships, and charity shows.
What will be your next performance modification/upgrade?
Don't know if its considered performance, but I will be installing the air ride suspension in weeks to come.
"All Show', "All Go" or Both, Why?
It's all show. It's a Scion xA 1.5L motor, not very much horsepower, but with the suspension, body kit, and paint. Really not looking to go too fast with it.
Any Shout Outs?
I would love to give a shout out to all my friends in alpha SQUAD, AFTERMATH, and SCIONAPOCALYPSE. I would like to give a shout to all the companies that have supported me. Thank you to TOP-LINE INDUSTRIAL, VOODOO RIDE, XXR WHEELS, HAWAIIANXBZEE INC., KTWELVE, CONTROLLED COATINGS INC., KILLERGLASS, KYOEI USA, AND NO LIMITZ BUILT. And thank you to my family for their continued support.


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Atlanta, GA – Dr. Alveda King, Pastoral Director and Director of African American Outreach for Priests for Life, commented today on attacks made on Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) concerning his remarks on abortion and slavery.
"Congressman Franks' comment that 'far more of the African American community is being devastated' by abortion 'than were being devastated by the policies of slavery' makes a quantitative distinction," said Dr. King, the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "It's not a judgment as to which of the two brutal, inhumane practices is worse, but rather which has impacted more people."
"Examining the statistics of the Centers for Disease Control and the Alan Guttmacher Institute, one can estimate that 14 million African Americans were killed by abortion between 1973 and 2005," stated Dr. King. "That's 'far more' than the number of blacks who suffered under the horrors of slavery from our country's founding until emancipation. The last Census to count slaves in 1860 numbered them at 4 million. Even assuming short life spans, it's hard to see how the total number of slaves approaches the number of blacks killed by abortion."
"From what I've read, the people who attempt to criticize Congressman Franks for his words are people who think unborn black babies don't have the right to exist," added Dr. King. "That is the slave owner's mindset, namely that some people are less than human."
"Congressman Franks' record of caring and concern for Americans of every color and of every age is second to none," concluded Dr. King. "I only wish we had more leaders like him."Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org
"The Spirit God has given us is no cowardly spirit." (2 Tim. 1:7)
"The Spirit God has given us is no cowardly spirit." (2 Tim. 1:7)


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fionahills wrote:Thanks heaps - more determined than ever to put the MTB on -
have put my stuff on strava - OMGosh - so embarrassing - with my power I think I will need a motor
If its on strava its not automatically public is it???? - oh the shame....... so much for motivation.... oh well the only way is up I suppose!!!
Gotta start somewhere, I find Strava is very good for motivation!


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NZXT TEMPEST EVO Computer Case Review
NZXT is a company that entered the computer chassis market a mere five years ago, but in that time they have managed to make a name for themselves with releases such as the Guardian, Lexa and popular Tempest cases. From the beginning, NZXT has been focusing their products at the gamer and enthusiast market, which can be an extremely hard group to please. Enthusiasts and gamers expect all of the latest bells and whistles and will usually skip over products that don't include them, even if it means paying a higher price. When the original Tempest was released, it included six case fans, tool-less installation, pre-drilled water-cooling tube access, room for eight hard drives, cable management, bottom mounted PSU, side window, and many other features that were a must have at the time and it still managed to come in at just over $100. With its features and price, it quickly became one of NZXT's more popular cases. However, as time passes, new ideas arise and what was new a year ago quickly becomes old. So to keep up with users' demands NZXT has released the Tempest EVO, which is the evolution of the Tempest. The EVO keeps the design and many aspects of the Tempest, but brings a host of new features to the table, such as improved cable management, black painted interior, CPU backplate access, and new case fans for better air flow.
I am glad that NZXT has decided to update the Tempest, as it is a case I have used in the past and one that I liked. I liked the design and exceptional airflow, but I found some of the features such as cable management to be lacking. The front LEDs on my Tempest would also fall out of place every time I would remove the front bezel. These were small issues and overall it was a great case while I had it. I am really going to be looking forward to seeing if NZXT has addressed the issues I ran into and how the new additions change to the overall quality of the case.
Closer Look:
The Tempest EVO comes packaged in a large cardboard box. The front of the box has an artistic style to it and shows a Tempest (violent windstorm) bringing the EVO up from the ground. Surrounding the image you will see some general information and a short list of some of the new additions to the case. The back of the box lists the features of the EVO and gives an explanation of how each feature is beneficial to you. Above the features NZXT has included some of the awards given to the Tempest from past reviewers. If you look closely you will see an OCC Silver award; this award is from Alan's (ajmatson) review of the original Tempest back in June of last year. Next to the features, NZXT has included two stock images of the EVO, one is with the case turned on showing off the blue LED lighting in the front and the other gives you a good internal view of the case. On the side of the packaging, the specifications are listed. This is where you will see what sizes of motherboards are supported, the amount of drive bays, and other useful information you will need to know before starting your new build.
The EVO comes securely packaged in the box with two large foam inserts on the sides, as well as a thin layer of plastic wrap surrounding the entire case. The EVO is positioned on its side in the box so you will see the font of the case when you first open the packaging. The direction should prevent any damage to the front of the case from hits to the side of the box during transit. The accessories that are included with the EVO come packaged in a 3.5" box and secured into the hard drive cage. The accessories that are included are used for mounting hardware and wire management. NZXT also included an installation guide that shows you step-by-step instructions of how to install your hardware.
Now that we have taken a close look at the packaging, we can take the EVO out of the box and get our first look at the new features.


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Soccer: Messi, Suarez, Pardo & More
As fabulous as Barcelona has been this season, we were reminded this weekend that Lionel Messi and company are mortals.
Real Sociedad made sure of that, stunning La Liga leaders, 3-2, with a late goal by Imanol Agirretxe a minute into stoppage at home.
But it wasn't that Barca went down to defeat, it was the way it was achieved. The Spanish powerhouse enjoyed a two-goal advantage late in the first half and eventually saw it evaporate, thanks in part to a red card to Gerard Piqué in the 56th minute.
The defeat cut Barca's lead to second-place Atlético Madrid, 2-0 winners over Levante, to eight points. Barcelona fell to 18-1-1.
"Losing a game had to come at some point," Messi told reporters. "We have to pick ourselves up immediately because of the cup match coming up."
Messi was referring to Barca's Copa del Rey quarterfinal on Thursday.
"It was inevitable we would eventually lose a game," Barca coach Tito Vilanova said. "It puts us in our place because there is still a long way to go in La Liga. Although everyone believes we have been winning games easily, it isn't so. There are still a lot of difficult games ahead of us."
It looked like another Barcelona stroll in a soccer park on Saturday when Messi tied a La Liga record by scoring in his 10th consecutive match in the seventh match. Messi, one of a dozen Argentineans to score in Europe this weekend, is only two goals away from becoming only the eighth La Liga player to reach the 200-goal barrier.
Pedro doubled the lead in the 25th minute and even the Real Sociedad faithful had to think their heroes would be in for a long day. But it wasn't meant to be.
Only four minutes before halftime Gonzalo Castro sliced the lead in half with the first of his two goals. But Pique was awarded his second yellow card in the 56th minute and Real equalized six minutes later on Castro's second goal, a shot that deflected off another Barca Argentine player, Javier Mascherano.
It turned out to be a difficult week for Barca, which allowed 10-man Malaga to draw at Camp Nou, 2-2 in Copa first leg on Wednesday. Two days later, goalkeeper Victor Valdes turned down the club's contract renewal and said he would leave when his deal ends next year.
Barcelona's website put together a list of some intriguing facts about the game. Here are some of them:
* It was the fifth time the side lost when Messi scored and only the second time in league competition. Messi's goal was the 3,000 that Real had allowed in its La Liga history.
* Messi has scored in 121 league matches and Barca have ended up losing only twice – this game and a 4-3 loss to Atlético Madrid in March 2009. Messi has scored in 182 games in all competitions en route to a 161-5-16 mark.
* It also was Barcelona's first league road defeat in almost a year. The last loss on Feb. 11, 2012 (the team was 17-0-1 away since then).
* The game was the sixth time that Real Sociedad had ended a long Barca winning streak at the start of a league season. Other such results came in the 1930/31, 1961/62, 1969/70, 1972/73, 1974/75 and 2012/13 seasons.
Angel Di Maria, Gonzalo Higuain
Real Madrid looked like the Real Madrid of old, trampling visiting Valencia, 5-0, as two Argentines starred. After Higuain gave the hosts a 1-0 lead on a breakaway goal in the ninth minute, Di Maria scored the first of his two goals in the 34th minute. He added another goal in the 45th minute. Cristiano Ronaldo also tallied twice as Valencia suffered its worst La Liga home loss.
Radamel Falcao
The Colombian striker suffered a hamstring injury early in the second half of Atletico Madrid's 2-0 win over Levante. It was not known how long Falcao will be out. "He will rest and he will be in very good shape further down the line," AM coach Diego Simeone said.
Giovani dos Santos
The Mexican international scored a first-half equalizer for Real Mallorca but it turned out not to be enough en route to a 3-2 away loss to Espanyol. After Simao had given the hosts a 16th-minute lead, dos Santos tallied in the 35th minute.
Augusto Fernández
Fernández, an Argentine, saved Celta Vigo from defeat, scoring in the 76th minute to give his side a 1-1 draw at Malaga.
Luis Suárez
The Uruguayan star scored Liverpool's second goal, in the 36th minute, in Liverpool's 5-0 rout of visiting Norwich City.
David Silva
Manchester City's 2-0 home win over Fulham certainly had a Silva lining. The Spanish international struck for both goals, the first only two minutes into the encounter, the insurance score in the 69th minute..
Juan Mata, Santi Cazorla
The Spaniards each played important roles for the different sides in Chelsea's 2-1 win over London rival Arsenal at snowy Stamford Bridge. Mata found the range in the sixth minute to give Chelsea a 1-0 advantage. After Frank Lampard's goal made it 2-0, but Cazorla set up Theo Walcott in the 58th minute.
Angelo Henríquez, Roger Espinoza, Maynor Figueroa
An 18-year-old Chilean on loan from Manchester United, Henríquez scored a consolation goal for Wigan Athletic in its 3-2 home defeat to Sunderland. He scored in the 79th minute to pull the hosts within one. Espinoza, a Honduran international who recently transferred from Sporting Kansas City, made his English Premier League debut as a substitute. Fellow Honduran Figueroa played the full 90 minutes.
Facundo Roncaglia, Edinson Cavani
Depending on your vantage point, Roncaglia scored a wonder goal or a lucky one, while Cavani reached a major milestone as Fiorentina and Napoli played to a 1-1 tie. Roncaglia, an Argentine defender, scored from his half of the field as his goal was helped by a blunder by Napoli goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis. De Sanctis misjudged the ball, which flew over his head and took one bounce before entering the goal in the 33rd minute. Cavani, a Uruguayan striker, scored his 17th goal of the season, a header off a free kick in the 42nd minute. It turned out to be Cavani's 66th goal in 2 1/2 seasons with Napoli; he scored 34 in three seasons with Palermo.
Gonzalo Bergessio, Pablo Barrientos
The Argentine duo turned out to be deadly early and late for Genoa in Catania's 2-0 away win. Bergessio found the back of the net in the fourth minute and Barrientos added an insurance tally in the 86th.
Mario Santana
The Argentinean scored a breakaway goal in the fourth minute to start Torino to a 2-0 triumph at Pescara. Alessio Cerci added a breakaway goal of his own in the 41st minute.
Rodrigo Palacio
Palacio, yet another Argentine, scored a minute into stoppage time to help Inter Milan to a 1-1 draw at AS Roma.
Emmanuel Herrera
Herrera, an Argentine scored for defending champion Montpellier in its 3-2 loss to comeback-minded Olimpique Marseille. He beat the offside trap to equalize off a John Utaka through ball in the 17th minute before striking for another goal only three minutes later.
Renato Civelli
The Argentine struck in the 77th minute for Nice's opening goal in its 2-0 win at Lille.
Guillermo Ochoa
The Mexican international goalkeeper made two saves and blocked three other shots to help AC Ajaccio to a 1-1 home draw with 10-man Valenciennes.
Jefferson Farfán
The Peruvian standout started Schalke 04 on its way to a wild 5-4 home triumph over Hanover 96. Farfán tallied in the 44th minute to give the hosts a 1-0 lead. Who would have thought the teams would combine for eight goals over the remaining 41 minutes?
Pavel Pardo
After a 19-year-old professional soccer career, the former Mexican international midfielder has decided to hang up his boots. A two-time Mexican World Cup veteran and the second most capped player in Mexican National Team history played had a career that saw him compete at the top levels in Mexico, Germany and the United States, most recently with the Chicago Fire.


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This month's title: I am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and was Shot by the Taliban by Malala Yousefzai & Christina Lamb
Join this casual group of book lovers for rousing discussions of books recommended by the group. To be added to the email reminder list, contact the library. To see which books we have already read and which books we plan to read this year checkout our page on GoodReads at www.goodreads.com/breckenridgebookmarkers.


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Fred P. Pomerantz Art and Design Center (D Building)
Free and open to the publicKenya-born artist Wangechi Mutu speaks about her work and the events in her life that influence her art. By combining painted and collaged images with photographic fragments of idealized women from magazines, Mutu creates female figures that critique the portrayal of black women as either tribal aborigines or hypersexualized pinups. Her work has been seen by critics as a commentary on a variety of feminist and racial issues.
Born in 1972, Mutu earned her BFA degree in art and anthropology from Cooper Union and her MFA degree from Yale University. She was named the Deutsche Guggenheim Artist of the Year for 2010 and received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant and the Emerging Talent Award from Cooper Union in 2008. Her work, which has been the subject of major exhibitions at leading galleries and museums around the world, was recently on view at the Gladstone Gallery in New York City.
This event is the first of three ARTSpeak talks to be presented this year by the Fine Arts Department of the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and FIT's Diversity Council.


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The nations largest meat company, Tyson Foods Inc., announced it will do an animal-treatment audit of suppliers farms.
The news comes as animal-welfare activists have been pressuring Tyson to move away from cramped cages for pregnant pigs, but the Springdale, Ark.-based company said its latest move is not in response to actions from the Humane Society of the United States or other organizations.
We know more consumers want assurance their food is being produced responsibly, and we think two important ways to do that are by conducting on-farm audits while also continuing to research ways to improve how farm animals are raised, Tyson president and CEO Donnie Smith said in a statement.
Audits have already begun on some of the 3,000 independent hog farms that supply the company with pork. Tyson said it plans to expand the program to include chicken and cattle farms by January 2014.
Auditors visiting the farms will check on things such as animals access to food and water and proper human-animal interaction.
Tyson said its employees have been conducting the audits so far, but the company plans to involve independent, third-party auditors.
These audits will give us a chance to correct any minor problems that are discovered and, if necessary, to stop doing business with any farms where animal treatment or conditions do not meet our standards, Smith said.
Not everyone was so pleased. The Humane Society of the United States, which has been leading the fight against cramped cages for pregnant pigs, said Tysons announcement would mean more if it would stop buying from farmers who confine pregnant pigs in so-called gestation crates.


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Winemaker Notes
A longtime favorite among hard-core Ravenswood fans, the Old Hill vineyard was planted in the 1880`s in the Valley of the Moon, just north of the town of Sonoma. This vineyard is like your most comfortable pair of old shoes - unparalleled. It is wonderfully consistent, from year to year, in its ability to please even the most discriminating palate.
Old Hill Zinfandel is Knockout nose combines sappy black fruits, black pepper and spicy, smoked meats; rather Rhone-like. Silky and sweet in the middle but with terrific flavor definition and cut. This has compellingly intense fruit and a very long, juicy, aromatic aftertaste. Would appear to be an outstanding vintage for this consistently excellent zinfandel bottling.
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Fueled initially by the inspiration and winemaking skills of Joel Peterson, aided and abetted by his business partner W. Reed Foster, Ravenswood winery has been dedicated to top quality, hand-crafted wine since the first crush in 1976. Every Ravenswood wine carries a unique vintage and vineyard identity in addition to the intense powerful – gothic – character with which the winery has come to be associated.
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Ravenswood Vineyard Designate wines are made employing what Joel Peterson refers to as "stubborn and impractical" Old World enological practices. Wines are fermented in small wooden tanks using wild, natural yeasts and punched down by hand three to five times per day. The wines are characterized by intense, spicy aromas supported by rich, berry flavors and long, clean finishes.
Home to a diverse array of smaller AVAs with varied microclimates and soil types, Sonoma County has something for every wine lover. Physically twice as large as Napa Valley, the region only produces about half the amount of wine but boasts both tremendous quality and variety. With its laid-back atmosphere and down-to-earth attitude, the wineries of Sonoma are appreciated by wine tourists for their friendliness and approachability. The entire county intends to become a 100% sustainable winegrowing region by 2019.
Grape varieties are carefully selected to reflect the best attributes of their sites—Dry Creek Valley's consistent sunshine is ideal for Zinfandel, while the warm Alexander Valley is responsible for rich, voluptuous Cabernet Sauvignon. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are important throughout the county, most notably in the cooler AVAs of Russian River, Sonoma Coast and Carneros. Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Syrah have also found a firm footing here.
Unapologetically powerful, heady, and fruit-forward, Zinfandel is often thought of as a truly Californian grape, though in fact it is anything but. This variety has followed an intriguing trajectory to reach its adoptive home, beginning, surprisingly, in Croatia. Originally known as Tribidrag, it first made its way to southern Italy where it became known as Primitivo. From there it eventually migrated to what is now unarguably its most successful outpost, in California, and has thrived throughout the state. Of course, this is also the grape of White Zinfandel, a sweet pink wine that enjoyed great popularity in the 1980s and 90s. Though White Zin still has a significant following, today the variety is increasingly associated with the red version.
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Zinfandel commonly features a bold, plush texture and notes of dark plum, blackberry, sweet spice, black pepper, dark chocolate, leather, and licorice, and can often be described as "jammy" and a little bit sweet. Very ripe examples may express a hint of dried fruit like raisin, fig, or prune. Despite its significant alcohol and weight, Zinfandel has very smooth, gentle tannins.
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Zinfandel is a powerfully flavored wine, mingling happily with bold food like brisket, lamb shanks, pork ribs, or anything barbecued. If care is taken with regards to alcohol levels, Zinfandel's hint of sweetness can work well with milder Indian-spiced dishes like lamb curry.
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I have been told that a full Deacon in the Coptic Church can serve the blood, but not the Body*. Also, that they wear black vestments and have no employment outside the Church, like Priests. Why are full Deacons in the Coptic parishes so rare (at least in the US)?*Why is this this the case? Why the one and not the other?
^Can full Deacons in Ethiopian Orthodoxy serve the blood? What about in the other OO Churches?+Thanks
^Yes, in the Alexandrian Church Deacons are allowed to serve the blood, not the body. But, what do you mean by "legalistically speaking they could?"
^Thank you for the clarification. And the only reason I used the term "full Deacon" is because you will often find Altar boys in the Coptic Church incorrectly described as "Deacons". Because Deacons in Coptic Parishes are rare, we use the term "full Deacon" to distinguish between someone who is truly a Deacon and the Altar servers of lesser orders who have propagated the title "Deacon" for themselves. It is actually quite misleading.
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