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Prune burgers and sweet potato pancakes could soon be appearing on school menus nationwide.The government is trying out new products on finicky fifth- and sixth-grade taste testers in an effort to find new ways to use surplus fruits and vegetables.The burgers, a mixture of ground beef and 4 percent prune puree, and the pancakes passed muster Tuesday with 20 inner-city kids at Washington s Van Ness Elementary School. A raisin-tomato barbecue dip for ch stanley cupe icken nuggets also was a hit. The hamburger was good. It tastes like a grilled burger, said Mustafa Mattocks, 12, adding that it was better than the usual school fare.It s also more healthful. A prune burger has about 40 percent less fat than an all-beef patty. The prune burgers served Tuesday were flame-broiled by the proces stanley termos sor to give them the grilled flavor. James Brown, 11, liked the barbecue sauce. It tasted like A-1. The Agriculture Department is under pressure from Congress to bolster produce prices by buying up s stanley cups urplus crops, including cranberries and prunes, and giving them to schools.In a similar test last year in the Los Angeles area, the sweet potato pancakes were very popular, as were snack bars made with dates and almonds. Broccoli guacamole was a dud, and so was an asparagus version. The prune burgers and pizza topped with a prune-based sauce got better reviews.USDA eventually intends to hold regular school taste tests in seven regions of the country. What we re really trying to do is find new Qqhh Unemployment Hits 6-Year High
In 1969, the Army Corps of Engineers accomplished an awesome feat: They turned off Niagara Falls. They did it to clean up the area, and check for structural integrity. Here are pictures of this bizarre episode in structural engineering history. These pictures were taken by tourists who visited the dry falls in 1969. stanley kaffeebecher Environmental design blog Mammoth explains the context: For six months in the winter and fall of 1969, Niagara American Falls were de-watered, as the Army Corps of Engineers conducted a geological survey of the falls ; rock face, concerned that it was becoming destabilized by erosion. During the interim study period, the dried riverbed and shale was drip-irrigated, like some mineral garden in a tender establishment period, by long pipes stretched across the gap, to maintain a sufficient and stabilizing level of moisture. For a portion of that period, while workers cleaned the former river-bottom of unwanted mosses and drilled test-cores in search of instabilities, a temporary walkway was installed a mere twenty feet from the edge of the dry falls, and tourists were able to explore this otherwise inaccessible and hostile landscape. Here is what the falls look like normally, gushing with water. To de-water the falls, workers erected a 600-foot cofferdam in the Niagara River at the head of Goat Island, and diverted the water from the stanley cup American Falls to the Horseshoe Falls. Here are more pho stanley mugs tos of the dry falls. All photos f
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Growing concern by Americans over exposure from damaged nuclear plants in Japan has prompted officials to deploy more radiation mon stanley quencher itors in the western United States and Pacific territories, federal environmental regulators say.Officials with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said they do not expect harmful radiation levels to reach anywhere in the U.S. from Japan. The agency decided out of an abundance of caution to send these deployable monitors in order to get some monitors on the ground closer to Japan, Jonathan stanley quencher Edwards, director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency s radiation protection division, said this week.The additional monitors are being deployed in response to the ongoing nuclear crisis in Japan, where emergency workers are attempting to cool overheated reactors damaged by last week s magnitude-9.0 earthquake and tsunami.Complete coverage: Disaster in JapanJapan air dropping water on nuke reactorsU.S. offers evacuation flights from Japan The EPA already monitors radiation throughout the area as part of its RadNet system, which measures levels in air, drinking water, milk and rain.California currently has 12 monitoring stations scattered throughout the state that test the air for radiation levels. EPA also has 40 so-called deployable monitors that can be moved around in cases of emergency.EPA told The Associated Press it is adding two more stations in Hawaii and two in Guam. In Alaska, officials are stanley uk setting up three new monitors in Dutch Har Fdjc Controversy surrounds Josh Powell burial
Thanksgiving is almost here, and that means sitting awkwardly at a dinner table with people you probably only see once a year. Load up your phone with some brand-spankin ;-new apps, so you ;ve got something to distract yourself when the conversation turns uncomfortably personal or political. Or both. Multi-Platform Updates AirBnB Thoroughly revamped, the new, free AirBnB app allows hosts to post listings, respond to inquiries, and manage calendars directly in-app. The guest side boasts streamlined communication, booking and payment functions, and a stanley website handy nav button to get you stanley becher to that secluded cabin in the woods. [Android] [iOS] MapQuest Yes, that MapQuest. The O.G. mapping site is back as a free, satisfyingly useful app. Sta stanley taza rting from the basic map, you can add layers for traffic, food and accommodations, and the directions go deeper than turn-by-turn, giving you cues like if you reach So And So Street, you ;ve gone too far. Nice to see you again, old friend. [Android] [iOS] Android Camera Awesome Newly landed in Androidville, SmugMug photo app gives you Burst, Interval, Timer and other shooting modes, composition guides, and the ability to fiddle with all the exposure, white balance and ISO settings that probably already befuddle you on your dedicated camera. And of course, there social sharing. [$3] Dayframe Turning your tablet or phone into a 21st-century picture frame, Dayframe scrolls through your existing photostreams,
Prune burgers and sweet potato pancakes could soon be appearing on school menus nationwide.The government is trying out new products on finicky fifth- and sixth-grade taste testers in an effort to find new ways to use surplus fruits and vegetables.The burgers, a mixture of ground beef and 4 percent prune puree, and the pancakes passed muster Tuesday with 20 inner-city kids at Washington s Van Ness Elementary School. A raisin-tomato barbecue dip for ch stanley cupe icken nuggets also was a hit. The hamburger was good. It tastes like a grilled burger, said Mustafa Mattocks, 12, adding that it was better than the usual school fare.It s also more healthful. A prune burger has about 40 percent less fat than an all-beef patty. The prune burgers served Tuesday were flame-broiled by the proces stanley termos sor to give them the grilled flavor. James Brown, 11, liked the barbecue sauce. It tasted like A-1. The Agriculture Department is under pressure from Congress to bolster produce prices by buying up s stanley cups urplus crops, including cranberries and prunes, and giving them to schools.In a similar test last year in the Los Angeles area, the sweet potato pancakes were very popular, as were snack bars made with dates and almonds. Broccoli guacamole was a dud, and so was an asparagus version. The prune burgers and pizza topped with a prune-based sauce got better reviews.USDA eventually intends to hold regular school taste tests in seven regions of the country. What we re really trying to do is find new Qqhh Unemployment Hits 6-Year High
In 1969, the Army Corps of Engineers accomplished an awesome feat: They turned off Niagara Falls. They did it to clean up the area, and check for structural integrity. Here are pictures of this bizarre episode in structural engineering history. These pictures were taken by tourists who visited the dry falls in 1969. stanley kaffeebecher Environmental design blog Mammoth explains the context: For six months in the winter and fall of 1969, Niagara American Falls were de-watered, as the Army Corps of Engineers conducted a geological survey of the falls ; rock face, concerned that it was becoming destabilized by erosion. During the interim study period, the dried riverbed and shale was drip-irrigated, like some mineral garden in a tender establishment period, by long pipes stretched across the gap, to maintain a sufficient and stabilizing level of moisture. For a portion of that period, while workers cleaned the former river-bottom of unwanted mosses and drilled test-cores in search of instabilities, a temporary walkway was installed a mere twenty feet from the edge of the dry falls, and tourists were able to explore this otherwise inaccessible and hostile landscape. Here is what the falls look like normally, gushing with water. To de-water the falls, workers erected a 600-foot cofferdam in the Niagara River at the head of Goat Island, and diverted the water from the stanley cup American Falls to the Horseshoe Falls. Here are more pho stanley mugs tos of the dry falls. All photos f
Jvfy Holy Crap, This Water-Based Display Makes Water s Surface a Touchscreen
Growing concern by Americans over exposure from damaged nuclear plants in Japan has prompted officials to deploy more radiation mon stanley quencher itors in the western United States and Pacific territories, federal environmental regulators say.Officials with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said they do not expect harmful radiation levels to reach anywhere in the U.S. from Japan. The agency decided out of an abundance of caution to send these deployable monitors in order to get some monitors on the ground closer to Japan, Jonathan stanley quencher Edwards, director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency s radiation protection division, said this week.The additional monitors are being deployed in response to the ongoing nuclear crisis in Japan, where emergency workers are attempting to cool overheated reactors damaged by last week s magnitude-9.0 earthquake and tsunami.Complete coverage: Disaster in JapanJapan air dropping water on nuke reactorsU.S. offers evacuation flights from Japan The EPA already monitors radiation throughout the area as part of its RadNet system, which measures levels in air, drinking water, milk and rain.California currently has 12 monitoring stations scattered throughout the state that test the air for radiation levels. EPA also has 40 so-called deployable monitors that can be moved around in cases of emergency.EPA told The Associated Press it is adding two more stations in Hawaii and two in Guam. In Alaska, officials are stanley uk setting up three new monitors in Dutch Har Fdjc Controversy surrounds Josh Powell burial
Thanksgiving is almost here, and that means sitting awkwardly at a dinner table with people you probably only see once a year. Load up your phone with some brand-spankin ;-new apps, so you ;ve got something to distract yourself when the conversation turns uncomfortably personal or political. Or both. Multi-Platform Updates AirBnB Thoroughly revamped, the new, free AirBnB app allows hosts to post listings, respond to inquiries, and manage calendars directly in-app. The guest side boasts streamlined communication, booking and payment functions, and a stanley website handy nav button to get you stanley becher to that secluded cabin in the woods. [Android] [iOS] MapQuest Yes, that MapQuest. The O.G. mapping site is back as a free, satisfyingly useful app. Sta stanley taza rting from the basic map, you can add layers for traffic, food and accommodations, and the directions go deeper than turn-by-turn, giving you cues like if you reach So And So Street, you ;ve gone too far. Nice to see you again, old friend. [Android] [iOS] Android Camera Awesome Newly landed in Androidville, SmugMug photo app gives you Burst, Interval, Timer and other shooting modes, composition guides, and the ability to fiddle with all the exposure, white balance and ISO settings that probably already befuddle you on your dedicated camera. And of course, there social sharing. [$3] Dayframe Turning your tablet or phone into a 21st-century picture frame, Dayframe scrolls through your existing photostreams,