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During the Pacific War between Japan and China, the American government decided to restrict exports of petroleum and steel to Japan in order to prevent the war from spreading to South East Asia. This economic embargo resulted in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 and the spreading of the Pacific War to America. After that in 1942, the USA began to develop and build the atomic bomb ("Manhattan Project") which was then successfully tested ("Trinity Test") in Los Alamos in July 1945.
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These stochastic radiation effects are investigated in epidemiological studies.
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However, as the atomic bomb survivors were exposed to acute high-level radiation, it is difficult to estimate the risks of low or chronic radiation exposure (which are more relevant today) based on these data and it is being controversially discussed to this day.
As the observation period grows, the power of the study is expected to increase and to result in an even more accurate description of the dose-response relationship (for example with regard to age- and gender-related differences in the effects of ionising radiation).
1 Hsu, W. L., D. L. Preston, M. Soda, H. Sugiyama, S. Funamoto, K. Kodama, A. Kimura, N. Kamada, H. Dohy, M. Tomonaga, M. Iwanaga, Y. Miyazaki, H. M. Cullings, A. Suyama, K. Ozasa, R. E. Shore and K. Mabuchi (2013). The incidence of leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma among atomic bomb survivors: 1950-2001. Radiat Res 179(3): 361-382.
2 Preston, D. L., E. Ron, S. Tokuoka, S. Funamoto, N. Nishi, M. Soda, K. Mabuchi and K. Kodama (2007). Solid cancer incidence in atomic bomb survivors: 1958-1998. Radiat Res 168(1): 1-64.
3 Ozasa, K., Y. Shimizu, A. Suyama, F. Kasagi, M. Soda, E. J. Grant, R. Sakata, H. Sugiyama and K. Kodama (2012). Studies of the mortality of atomic bomb survivors, Report 14, 1950-2003: an overview of cancer and noncancer diseases. Radiat Res 177(3): 229-243.
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Let me say this one more time, this time I'll go a little more with explanation:
MediaWorks started a lablel for boys* in 1993, this label is titled Dengeki Bunko, and whats published under this label are light novels, hence its a shounen muke light novel label, meaning: a light novel label for boys.
Every month lots of light novels are published by MediaWorks under the Dengeki Bunko label, all of these light novels are aimed at boys.
Anything published under the Dengeki Bunko label is aimed at boys, be it fantasy light novel, action light novel, romance light novel, comedy light novel, or whatever.
Shakugan no SHANA was published under the Dengeki Bunko label, hence its a shounen light novel (a light novel for boys).
Here are a list (as small as it is right now) of shounen light novels that got published under the shounen label Dengeki Bunko:
Be it: Inukami!, Kino no Tabi, Shinigami no Ballad, Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora, ... these are light novels published under the Dengeki Bunko label and aimed at boys.
How do I know if its a light novel for boys from MediaWorks ???
Well, you check the cover of the light novel, and if it has the Dengeki Bunko label on it, then its a light novel for boys thats published by MediaWorks.
For example, lets look at the first light novel of Shakugan no SHANA: here in this link.
Do you see whats on the right corner of the cover?
= Dengeki Bunko
Yes the above is the Dengeki Bunko label, and so this light novel is a shounen light novel (a light novel for boys).
What about light novels for females? Shoujo light novels? well there are female oriented light novels, but these light novels are published under labels for females. Dengeki Bunko is not a label for females, anything published under the Dengeki Bunko label, whatever it is, is aimed at males (more accurately: aimed at boys).
MediaWorks: the publisher of the Dengeki Bunko label.
* for boys = aimed at boys.
|2007-04-10, 22:06
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A big thanks for the informative answer and I accepted everything except... I thought Shinigami no Ballad was Seinen. I admit I never really got into the series, but from what I know about it its definitely not something that's "for boys" per se.
|2007-04-11, 01:31
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The japanese wiki is listing Shinigami no Ballad anime as "shounen muke anime" = anime for boys. why ? becuase the light novel is published under the Dengeki Bunko label which is a shounen label according to the publisher.
|2007-04-11, 11:24
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Well.. I'm buying the Shinigami no Ballad light novels when Seven Seas publishes them. Hopefully they'll be more Seinen than Shounen.
|2007-04-15, 02:34
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What I think NeoSam has tried to elaborate on these boards a few times already is that no matter what time the title airs, or what spending market is actually behind it, or what the fans think () anime that were originally stories published under certain publishing labels will always be labeled after their orientation, be them seinen, shounen, shoujo, josei labels etc. Why? Because that's just the way it is. The audience tag of a title certainly doesn't mean that a lot of elementary school kids actually watch the said title, if anyone is worried about that. Different audience tags are just very useful when it comes to vast publishing markets, because they catalogue the market to basic groups, and consumers don't need to spend too much time finding new titles to enjoy this way.
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|2007-04-15, 08:23
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Zero no Tsukaima anime was also broadcasted late at night and aimed at the seinen crowd, but the light novel was published under the MF Bunko J label which is a label aimed at boys (shounen label).
With these labels that aime at your gender, you can be sure that these light novels are made to appeal to you, you don't have to suffer financially nor lose time looking for stuff you might or might not like.
Here's a list of light novel labels and their target audience: (seijin -> for adult males)
Anyway, I still haven't shown any excitement towards the second season of Shakugan no SHANA anime, damn it, start already I can't wait that long >.<
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|2007-04-21, 23:42
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I just joined this site hoping to learn about the Novels and Manga because I have never seen them. One day a friend told me about this anime and after the first episode it became my favorite anime. I watched all 24 episodes in the span of 2 days and was looking for something alike Shana and stumbled across Zero no Tsukaima(which I also like). After I finished watching that, I was somewhat sad that only a movie was coming out for Shana and wrote an email to Takashi Watanabe asking him to continue(I typed in english and japanese with help from babel fish lol). And then a few weeks later another series was announced. I'm so glad.
Now I'm wondering is it agaisnt this forum's rules to ask for the novel and manga links? If so sorry! But I would appreciate it.
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Vaughn's current movie, KickAss, about a misfit wannabe superhero in a world without superheroes, is currently in theaters now.
Vaughn was originally attached to direct X-Men: Last Stand, but backed out before production began. Bryan Singer, the director of the first two X-Men movies, conceived the story for First Class, and is attached as a producer.
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Author: tice | at : 5:02 PM | Category : TAZKEERAH |
Some people assume that love of Allah is enough for those who seek to live according to religious morals and earn Allah's good pleasure. However, Allah informs us that His servants who possess superior morals and love Him also have a genuine fear and respect for Him. Every person who acknowledges Allah with all of His attributes and appreciates His greatness, as well as those who have intelligence and a conscience, will fear and respect Allah to the utmost degree. Allah enables such servants, who also abide by His will, to distinguish good from evil and to observe the limits that He has set for humanity. Allah informs us of the blessings He gives the believers in the following verse:
O you who believe. If you fear [and respect] Allah, He will give you discrimination, erase your bad actions, and forgive you. Allah's favor is indeed immense. (Surat al-Anfal, 29)
For example, such people do not lie. Even if their self-interests suffer a loss, they will worry about not earning Allah's good pleasure and thereby earning His retribution. Therefore, they will act in an honest manner. If they indulge in even a moment's heedlessness and say something that is not right, they will immediately repent and undertake never to repeat that action in the future. Similarly, despite being in great need, they will not try to earn a living through unlawful means because they fear (and respect) Allah.
Every person who does not appropriately fear and respect Allah has his own private boundaries. Even if he is true and honest up to that boundary, he will act according to his own interests beyond it. Those who fear and respect Allah, on the other hand, will never stray from the straight path, regardless of how difficult their situation is. When confronted with any hardship, they immediately turn to Him in complete trust and ask Him to show them a way out.
Allah loves His servants, wills the good for them, is oft-forgiving and merciful, helps them in every instance, and bestows kindness upon His servants without seeking recompense. The idolaters and unbelievers are far away from Allah's mercy. Our Lord, the possessor of infinite justice, provides for His pious servants who possess a genuine heart and true belief in Allah, and will reward them in this world and the Hereafter. Those who insist on unbelief will suffer the pains of Hell.
So fear [and respect] Allah as much as you are able to, and listen and obey.
(Surat at-Taghabun, 16)
Spend in the way of Allah. Do not cast yourselves into destruction. And do good: Allah loves good-doers. (Surat al-Baqara, 195)
Those who comprehend our Lord's infinite strength and ability to punish in the Hereafter hold Allah in complete awe and respect. As a result, they are careful not to adopt an attitude that does not earn our Lord's good pleasure. However, on the other hand, as a result of their genuine and faithful love of Allah, hoping Allah will forgive their sins and accept their repentance, they do their best to earn His good pleasure and be rewarded with Paradise for their striving in His path. The Qur'an mentions the believers' morals, as follows:
Those who fear [and respect] their Lord in the Unseen will have forgiveness and an immense reward. (Surat al-Mulk, 12)
O you who believe. Fear [and respect] Allah the way He should be feared [and respected], and do not die except as Muslims. (Surah Al 'Imran, 102)
But those who have fear [and respect] of their Lord will have Gardens with rivers flowing under them, remaining in them timelessly, for ever: hospitality from Allah. What is with Allah is better for those who are truly good. (Surah Al 'Imran, 198)
Every believer who genuinely loves Allah will feel a great awe for Allah's punishment and, by trying not to lose His love and consent, will strive to earn His good pleasure. Allah says of those believers, who have these morals:
But as for anyone who desires the Hereafter and strives for it with the striving it deserves, being a believer, their striving will be gratefully acknowledged. (Surat al-Isra', 19)
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= Business Requirements =

 == What resources do we want to control access to? ==

 * Access to Features: These are logically grouped into "visual blocks" which form "pages" which are attributed to "workflow steps".
 * Access to Application Objects

 === Workflow Stages ===

 A workflow stage is defined as a number of editorial actions applied to one and the same "bundle of objects", all assigned to the same submission. This can be files, documents, reviews, etc. Files and other objects can be copied or promoted from one workflow stage to the next. Files and other objects can also be added to or removed from a given workflow stage.

 A certain action (e.g. a review) can be applied to a sub-set of these objects (e.g. files selected for review) but objects that are not attributed to the given workflow stage are not accessible to any action within the workflow step.

 All objects attributed to a submission must at the same time be attributed to a workflow stage.

 Workflow stages in OMP are:
 - submission
 - review
 - copyediting
 - production

 Workflow stages in OJS are:
 ...

 Workflow stages in OCS are:
 ...

 Workflow stages in the Harvester are:
 ...

 === Pages ===

 Pages present a number of logically grouped features to the end user. A page is always displayed by a single URL (or HTTP request). There might be several URLs pointing to different versions of the same basic page.

 === Blocks ===

 The smallest entity that we allow access to is a visual block on a page. This can be a grid with grid actions, it can be logically grouped read-only information or any other "bundle" of elements grouped together on a page and managed as a "whole" when it comes to access control. Visual blocks often display objects retrieved from the database like submissions, files, reviews, notes, etc. Each visual block defines the way these objects will be selected and filtered based on the user's permission that is currently looking at these data.

 Visual blocks can be implemented as (AJAX) components which allows them to be updated, added to or deleted from the page without a full page reload.

 === Application Objects ===

 A visual block usually presents or acts upon one or more application objects. A grid can contain several files or meta-data can be grouped and we can allow access only to certain groups of meta-data properties to a given user while other meta-data remains hidden.

 Typical application objects that we want to allow access to are submissions, files, reviews, documents, etc.

 You can roughly think of application objects as anything that can be added, deleted and edited in the database.

 === Access Modes ===

 A less precise concept but one that is rather useful to distinguish between different features and categorize them is "access mode". Typical access modes are create, read, update and delete. Access modes are somehow the link between "features" and "application objects". Usually a given feature provides access to one or more application objects in a certain access mode.

 A grid may for example have buttons to add, delete and edit objects that correspond to the add, delete and edit "features" of a grid.

 === Resources defined ===

 To sum up we can say that the basic resource that we grant access to is: a visual block that allows inspection or manipulation of one or more application objects in a given access mode.

 == Who needs access to these resources? ==

 PKP applications grant access to application users which represent human actors accessing the application.

 It is of course inefficient to define individual access levels for every user. We therefore have to find intelligent ways in which we can group users so that they can be granted access in a more efficient way.

 We have to make sure that we make the groups small enough to be able to define the level of differentiated access that we need to implement our specifications. At the same time, however, we want the groups to be as large (and as few) as possible to keep the administrative burden down.

 === Roles ===

 The basic unit that can be used to group users with the same access levels is called a "user role" in PKP applications. A user role needs to unequivocally define all features and application objects available to its members. What we said in the previous paragraph means that we need to create roles in a way that within one role all users have the same homogeneous permissions but that no two roles are equal.

 We therefore need a different role for all types of "bundles" of features and object access that are required in the application.

 What helps us in this respect is that in our business (the publishing business) we can create all roles from a combination of a few feature sets and basic object access logics.

 We identify and define these fixed feature sets and object access logics in the next two paragraphs so that we can base our role definitions on them.

 === Feature Access Definition ===

 We can group features that can be accessed by a given role into feature sets. Typical feature sets that we can address as a single unit are:
 * all features within the application
 * all features within a worflow stage
 * all features on a given page (e.g. review page for reviewers)
 * one or more visual blocks on a page.

 The most frequent feature set to be adressed in OJS, Harvester and OCS is the page level with a few block-centered exceptions. In OMP the block level will be more important in many situations.

 Feature sets also define for every block, page or workflow stage in which access mode it can be accessed. This may be addition, reading, updating and deletion of objects.

 A typical feature set definition would therefore be: Members of the author role have read access on all features of the submission stage page with exception of file access where they can also add (=upload), delete and edit (=file metadata) objects.

 === Object Access Logic ===

 While feature sets are fixed and hard-coded into the application, we need to give our users quite some flexibility when it comes to defining object access. Not all publishers define object access in the same way and object access definitions need to be very granular sometimes.

 A few examples:
 - All reviewers basically need the same functionality to review a monograph or an article but of course not all reviewers need access to the same articles. They have access only to a small selection of articles, a single monograph or a single conference paper.
 - Series editors (OMP) and section editors (OJS) have access to a sub-set of articles/monographs within a journal/press. The functionality, they have access to, is largely the same as that of a journal editor or press editor, though.

 In some instances we have to define access on a per-object level. While we can say that authors see ''all'' submissions contributed by them we might have a situation in which a specific copyeditor has access to a completely arbitrary set of submissions which cannot be grouped by any pre-defined criteria.

 While we obviously cannot fix object access permissions, we still can identify a few basic access logics that we can attribute to roles and then leave the actual permission administration to the end user.

 All such access logics are:
 * access to all objects of a kind throughout the application, e.g. site administrators
 * access to all objects of a kind within one context (press, journal, conference, etc.), e.g. press editors or journal managers
 * access to all objects of a kind within a subset of a context (series, section, etc.), e.g. series editors or section editors
 * access to objects by ownership, e.g. authors' or reviewers' access to submissions/reviews they uploaded themselves
 * access to objects via individual rights assignment based on pre-defined or custom user groups

 While the first four access logics are obvious, the last one needs a bit more explanation. It actually means that we allow access to arbitrary application objects based on user group assignments. To explain this we first need to introduce the user group concept.

 === User Groups ===

 PKP applications allow organizations to define groups that are technically defined in the exact same way. If you followed the argument so far then you'll say that this is not efficient as it means maintaining duplicate groups which increases application administration cost. While this is true from a technical standpoint, there are reasons why organizations may want to keep groups apart even if they have the same access level.

 In the case of OMP for example, authors and volume editors have the same access rights. Still it makes sense to name them differently as they are semantically different from a publisher's point of view.

 PKP applications contain a number of pre-defined user groups but organizations can freely add, rename or delete user groups per context (press, journal, etc.). A user group always has one of the application role assigned which unequivocally defines the feature set and object access logic for that group.

 === Individual Rights Assignment ===

 Based on user groups it is now possible to define highly flexible object access.

 A user can be granted access to an object within one of the user groups she has been assigned to. This gives the user access to all the features defined for the role attached to the user group with respect to the assigned object.

 An example:
 * A press editor (which is a pre-defined user group which has the managerial access role assigned) creates a new user group called "translators" and assigns it to the editorial role.
 * Then the press editor can assign users to that new user group which act as translators.
 * Finally the press editor will now be able to assign a user as a translator to an arbitrary submission at a certain workflow stage, say the copyediting stage.

 This will give this single user access to the features defined for the editorial role within the copyediting workflow stage but only for the selected submission. It won't give the user access to editorial features in other workflow steps, it won't give other users of the same group any additional access rights and it won't give the user any rights to any other submission.

 == What are some restrictions in our access model? ==

 === Restrictions on Roles ===

 Different user groups that are based on the same basic role cannot be granted different types of access. This includes access to either features or objects.

 Example 1 - Different Feature Sets: If the reviewer group and the copyeditor group belonged to the same basic role (e.g. "editorial role") then our current approach makes it impossible to give copyeditors access to different pages ''within the review process'' than we allow reviewers to look at. The implication is that if reviewers need their own set of pages, then they must belong to their own basic role.

 Example 2 - Different Object Access Logic: We also cannot manage object access based on a different logic for two different user groups that are based on the same role. If series editors see their objects (submissions) based on ''series'' and press editors see their objects based on the ''press'' they belong to, then these two user groups cannot be based on the same role model. The implication is that series editors need to be a distinct ''press role''.

 Conclusion: Reviewers, series editors and press editors all have to be based on different basic application roles!

 ''What out! These are the only examples identified so far, but there may be others.''

 === Restrictions on Feature Definitions ===

 The smallest unit to define feature sets is a "visual block". Unique and definite access rights (access mode, feature set and object access logic) for a given role must be defined for every "visual block".

 === Restrictions on Object Access Definition ===

 Individual object access can be attributed on a workflow stage level only. This means that workflow stages are the smallest unit to differentiate between individual user's access levels. Finer granularity can only be achieved by defining additional basic roles.

 = Technical Implementation =

 == Role Based Access Control (RBAC) ==

 The PKP framework implements role-based access control ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-based_access_control RBAC]). The elements of a typical RBAC system are:

 * Subjects (Agents, Users)
 * Objects (Resources) to which access should be controlled
 * Access Modes (e.g. "read", "write", "execute", etc.)
 * Permissions that define a certain mode of access to a resource
 * Roles

 Subjects and permissions are assigned to roles. Roles are thereby an efficient way to define which subject has access to which resource and through which access mode.

 Refinements of this basic access control model are possible:
 * Roles can be organized in a hierarchy whereby a subordinate role "inherits" permission assignments of its parent role.
 * Subjects, objects, access modes and permissions can be organized in groups so that they can be assigned or otherwise handled in "bulk".

 == PKP's RBAC implementation ==

 PKP does not require all elements of the generic RBAC model. We apply the model to our application in the following way:
 * The '''subjects''' in PKP applications are called "users"
 * The only '''resource''' we control are handler operations.
 * PKP applications currently use a hard coded, non-configurable, editorial '''role''' model (e.g. in OJS: "editor", "section editor", "author", "reviewer", "journal manager", "site administrator", etc.).
 * PKP applications do not currently implement an explicit '''role hierarchy''' although there are two implicit role hierarchies:
 ** A hard coded role hierarchy is established in practice: In OJS for example, the hierarchy goes from the site administrator over journal managers and editors down to section editors. Subscription Managers get a few handler operations from the Journal Manager.
 ** Some roles (e.g. 'site administrator' and 'journal manager' in OJS) can "log in as" any other user, thereby temporarily inheriting the impersonated user's role.
 * '''Permission-role assignments''' are hard-coded into the application. Handler operations define which roles may access it. Currently authorization checks are part of the request "validation" procedure.
 * Most of the time all operations within a handler may be accessed by the same roles. In these cases the handler constructor (for pages) or handler-wide validation method (for AJAX controllers) implement the permission-role assignments for all contained operations. In other words: We usually define an '''access object group''' that contains all operations of a handler.
 * Usually operations only define one '''mode of access''' ("execute"). There are a few exception to this rule, where different roles may access the same operation in different ways, e.g. the differentiated access of "editors" and "section editors" to some of the operations in the editorial process in OJS. In these cases access modes are hard coded into the operation.
 * '''Subject-role assignments''' are configurable via the role administration UI in PKP applications.
 * We recently introduced configurable '''subject groups''' or in PKP terminology "user groups" that allow bulk assignment of several users to one (and only one) of PKP's hard coded roles. The names of user groups can be freely defined in the role administration UI. Applications that make use of user groups will no longer allow direct subject-role assignments. It must be stressed that user groups are not roles although end users do not necessarily need to understand this distinction. PKP developers should be very clear in their terminology, though, to avoid confusion and implementation errors. '''The term "flexible role" is deprecated in favor of "user group" and should no longer be used.'''

 == Mapping of RBAC elements to the database ==

 === Entities and Relationships ===
 * RBAC subjects, objects, object groups, roles, permissions and permission assignments are all hard coded into PKP applications and are therefore not mapped to any database entities!
 * The interface of hard coded roles and the database is via PHP role constants (e.g. ROLE_ID_EDITOR).
 * '''The "roles" table that has been present in earlier releases of PKP applications is not representing roles but user-role assignments.''' The name of this database entity is conceptually wrong and was replaced with the introduction of configurable user groups.
 * Only configurable entities and relations are represented as entities in the database. These are "users", "user groups", "user - user group assignments" and "user group - role assignments". The corresponding database entities are "users", "users_user_groups" and "user_groups".
 * As with all PKP entities, the user and user group entity tables will be accompanied by a corresponding settings table that allows for flexible meta-data (=attribute) assignment and internationalization.
 * The "user_groups" table contains a foreign key to the non-database "role" entity. This means that the role column in "user_groups" contains references to the above mentioned role constants defined in the application code.

 === Cardinalities ===
 * one user can be assigned to several user groups, one user group can contain several users (0..n:0..m relation)
 * one user group can be assigned to exactly one role, one role can have several user groups assigned (1..1:1..n relation)
 * every role has a standard user group assigned which will never be deleted (which explains the 1.. relation).

 == Open Questions ==
 * Can the "groups" table be integrated with the "user_groups" table. This would be preferable
 * Can we better implement role inheritance so that the currently implicit hierarchy is made explicit and enforced systematically?
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October 30, 2006
Potato Quesadillas Or is it Baked Samosas?
Ever since I started making quesadillas at home,the possibilities seem endless. Quesadilla literally means "little cheesy thing" and is a tortilla folded over shredded cheese and toasted till brown. It may also include cooked meat and/or peppers. So what is a tortilla? Simply put, its a flour or "maida" roti/chapathi. Our samosa is built similarly as that too has a layered flour cover with a spicy filling inside (now available with even cheese inside)but it is deep fried in oil to give it its characteristic flaky crust. Quite like the crispy fried taquitos called tacos dorados ("golden tacos") or flautas ("flutes"). (My son likes the tortilla filled with cheese and spicy sauce and deep fried.)
So is there a baked version of the samosa yet? Or a potato version of the quesadilla?
I tried it in the morning for breakfast with some leftover samosa filling and tortillas as I had run out of bread. When it is hot, it is crispy and crunchy with the spicy filling,and good even as an on the go breakfast. The deep fried purists (ha ha) may scoff, but it is definitely healthier and easier as an alternative whether its for snacking or a quick bite. I wouldn't recommend it cold, but then I like all food to be piping hot.
This can be made with any filling, potatoes, scrambled eggs, chicken, mushrooms... The sprinkling of cheese seals the edges together as it melts. The cheese also adds a dimension of gooeyness to make it feel rich and fulfilling.
You will need:
Potato- 1 medium sized one boiled
Onion-1 small one chopped
Frozen Green peas-1/2 cup defrosted
Red chili powder-1/4 tsp
Coriander powder-1/2 tsp
Cumin seeds-1/2 tsp (toasted and powdered)
Black Pepper-1/4 tsp
Turmeric-1/8 tsp
Garam Masala- 1/2 tsp
Cilantro leaves-3 tbsp chopped
Salt-1/4 tsp (to taste)
Lemon Juice-1/2 tsp
Canola/Vegetable oil -1 tbsp
Grated cheese- about 4-5 tbsp
Oil for brushing
6 small tortillas or 2 big tortillas.
1. Heat the oil in a deep skillet and add the onions. Sauté the onions for a few minutes and add the spice powders, stirring further to cook the powder. Add the peas and cook till the peas get cooked, without adding any water. Stir in the chopped potatoes, lemon juice, salt and cilantro leaves. Mix well and take it of the flame. It should be a dry mix. The potatoes should be dry. I normally cook it in the microwave as I can never get it to boil in water and yet be dry on peeling.
2. Heat the quesadilla toaster, brush surface with oil, place one tortilla on one side and spread the filling evenly, leaving space at the edges for it to seal. Sprinkle about a tablespoon of grated cheese or more evenly and place the second tortilla on top. Brush the top surface also with a dab of oil. Close the toaster firmly and let it toast for a minute or two as needed. Cut into wedges and serve warm with chutney of choice.
Non Toaster Option- If you don't have a tortilla maker, don't despair. Before I got one, I used to make the quesadillas with my cast iron pan (or skillet). Just brush the tortilla with oil or butter and toast lightly on both sides and keep. Once you have two of them, place one tortilla on the skillet, spread the filling and cheese and cover with the second one. Now press down on the tortillas with something heavy for a minute till the cheese melts and starts sticking. Cook on one side for a minute or two, flip over and repeat till it gets toasty.
This is my entry for For Nandita's Weekend Breakfast Blogging WBB-6 - Twist in the plate.
Other Vegetarian Filling Options:
Mushrooms and cheese; Paneer, scallions and Peppers; Corn and cheese
Quesadillas, Potato, Food Blog, Samosa, Vegan
28 comments:
a nice 'east meets west', recipe.
post some original recipes using tortillas too .
and i hav a request. i need some pasta recipes. a potluck coming up,i'am supposed to take something
- Oct 31, 2006, 12:28:00 AM
- Hema said...
Perfect entry. Love your idea of stuffing potatoes in tortillas. After all are'nt potatoes universal.
- Oct 31, 2006, 8:09:00 AM
- Krithika said...
Brilliant idea ! Looks delicious. A firangi aloo parantha ??
- Oct 31, 2006, 8:38:00 AM
- Pavani said...
Shaheen, those samosas/ quesadillas look delicious. Got to try them soon.
- Oct 31, 2006, 8:52:00 AM
- Roopa said...
Hi Shaheen, the picture and the recipe seems very yummy, I am definitly going to give it a try, ....Hey i hope you dont mind, i have added the reference to your link, in my favorite link list. ...Keep up your good work:)
- Oct 31, 2006, 10:47:00 AM
- Foodie's Hope said...
Very creative Quesadillas or stuffed samosas.Very different Indian Quesadillas!!:) Hurray to you!!
- Oct 31, 2006, 1:01:00 PM
- Priya said...
WOW...that sounds yummy...plain tortillas has borrrreeed me and my roomies soo much that we have stopped buying them lately...Now I have a reason to bring them back to our plates :-)
- Oct 31, 2006, 3:25:00 PM
Sorry, but quesadilla doesn't mean "melted cheese" as stated in your post.
- Oct 31, 2006, 5:26:00 PM
- Mallu Films said...
You site is great. Thanks for providing this fantastic stuff!
I am very happy to see your comment.
Please come again!
- Oct 31, 2006, 7:41:00 PM
- Nabeela said...
Oh Shaheen, what a great diea! I recently came across how easy and tasty enchiladas are made at home...this is another mexican recipe i'm willing to go along with!
- Oct 31, 2006, 8:02:00 PM
- indosungod said...
Shaheen what a wonderful idea, an Indian twist to a favorite Mexican? dish.
- Oct 31, 2006, 8:38:00 PM
- Shaheen said...
Sure Ki..Veg Pasta? Or with meat?
Hema, Potatoes are universal.:)
krithika..i like that.
Pavani, Roopa,Asha, Do try and innovate and let me know how u changed it.No problem linking me, Roopa.
Priya, this is a simple recipe.so open to any filing u like, but it tastes good only toasted.
Anon, Do u have any other meaning?I went by my latino friend's words..:( But checked up and changed it to "cheesy thing".
Mallu films, I enjoyed some of ur videos.:)
Nabeela, Indo,Thanks. Quesadaillas with chicken and mushrooms are the best.
- Oct 31, 2006, 9:22:00 PM
- N. Iyer said...
F A N T A S T I C - need i say anything else....a perfect entry and I'm gonna try this ASAP :)
Thanks Shaheen for this great idea! Round up is up soon!
- Nov 1, 2006, 6:23:00 AM
- Brilynn said...
I don't care what you call it, I'll call it very tasty and you can serve me seconds. Thanks.
- Nov 1, 2006, 8:07:00 AM
shaheeeeeeeeeeen, how do u cut kopra into small pieces? ouch! I cut my finger! :( This is too hard for a knife.
- Nov 1, 2006, 12:32:00 PM
- Meena Kandlakuti said...
nice pictures...thanks for sharing some baked dish..which is healthy too
- Nov 1, 2006, 1:17:00 PM
- Sandeepa said...
Hi Shaheen,
nice recipe indeed. Shall try out soon...
- Nov 1, 2006, 6:51:00 PM
- Vani said...
What a neat idea to use tortillas and leftover stuffing!
- Nov 1, 2006, 9:17:00 PM
- Linda said...
Shaheen, thanks for this healthy idea! A must-try for breakfast, supper, or in between :)
- Nov 1, 2006, 11:15:00 PM
- Seema said...
Shaheeen...breakfast time for me...this is sooo tempting...n that potato and peas peeping out are so inviting....
simple one..surely gonna try tis one!
- Nov 1, 2006, 11:49:00 PM
- Shaheen said...
Nandita: thanks!
Brillyn, u could have seconds nad thirds.:)
RP, what are u upto?
Meena, its the baking that attracted me to the quesadilla maker.
Sandeepa, Vani,Thanks and do try.
Seema, Hi there,how was diwali?
Linda, u are right, its a perfect snack.
- Nov 2, 2006, 7:35:00 AM
- Sara said...
Hi Shaheen, that quesadilla looks amazing. I just finished lunch and now I am hungry again. I wanted to reply to your comment you left me at WCC. I am sorry, but all the books have already gone out. But thanks for leaving me a comment, if I get another chance like this I'll remember you!
- Nov 2, 2006, 3:36:00 PM
Ahh...i missed it....
I love quesadillas. I am surely gonnu try it. thanks shaheen
- Nov 2, 2006, 6:16:00 PM
- Shaheen said...
THANKS Sara, i really missed that one..
Shilpa, u have to try this.
- Nov 3, 2006, 7:34:00 AM
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Originally, in most regions (especially the central region) of Mexico, a quesadilla is a circle of uncooked corn masa folded in half and filled with cheese, then warmed up until the cheese has melted. However, variations include the use of wheat flour tortillas, especially in the northeast part of Mexico, which are more like cheese tacos found in the U.S. Wheat dough is used in place of corn masa in pastes, a preparation typical of the Mexican city of Pachuca, Hidalgo. sportsbook, Quesadillas can be stuffed with ingredients other than just cheese. This stuffings may include: pumpkin flower, sausage, chicken, ham, refried beans, potatoes, mushrooms, scrambled eggs, etc. Salsas can also be added to spice up the flavor. http://www.enterbet.com
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Hi Shaheen,
Lovely recipe. Could you please let me know which toaster brand u are using for this. The link will be helpful.
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surekha, i have the santa fe quesadila maker for this.
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - who loves the his country Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in who loves the his country Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Culture View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message blackwolfJoined: 29 Mar 2006Posts: 64 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 1:46 am Post subject: who loves the his country İ want to make a comment from us Back to top Philo KevetchJoined: 01 Feb 2006Posts: 564 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 3:39 pm Post subject: Although there are many interesting things to do in the city, I much prefer the country. The air is cleaner and life less hurried in the country. So... I guess you might say 'I love my country'. Philo :) Back to top LorikeetJoined: 08 Oct 2005Posts: 1853Location: San Francisco Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 7:30 am Post subject: Well, the question "Who loves the country?" is different from the question, "Who loves his country?" "Who loves the country?" is asking about the areas that are not urban. The "countryside" often has farms, and not many people. Lots of people prefer the country to the city. "Who loves his country" is asking if people love their country. I would imagine that most people love their country, even if they don't love the leaders of the country at that moment. Back to top Philo KevetchJoined: 01 Feb 2006Posts: 564 Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 5:12 pm Post subject: Hello Blackwolf - May I suggest changing your question in the post title to either 'Who loves the country?' or 'Who loves his country?' 'nationalism' and 'love of country'? (Are they the same??) Who ulitmately profits most from such notions? The rulers (governors)...like them or not... or the ruled (governed)? 'He loves his beer.' 'I love my coffee.' 'I love my country.'...the air is fresher and life less hurried. Philo Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Culture All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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Tonight's Concert Picks: Purling Hiss at Morgan's Pier, Meek Mill at TLA, and XPN Welcomes Lovebettie to The Garden
Gritty lo-fi garage rock band Purling Hiss are playing a free hometown show tonight at Morgan's Pier with Bandname as part of R5's Free Saturday Summer Concert Series. The show starts at 6 p.m. and you must be over 21 or accompanied by a legal guardian for entry. Below check out the official music video for the Purling Hiss' song "The Hoodoo" off their EP, "Lounge Lizards," out on indie label Mexican Summer.
Rapper and Philly native Meek Mill is a dedicated self-promoter. The hip-hop artist has self-produced and released 14 mixtapes and his hard work has paid off. Meek Hill has collaborated and opened for the likes of Drake, Lil Wayne, and Diddy. Now he is playing two headlining shows at the TLA tonight as part of his Dreamchasers Tour, followed by a slot at the Jay-Z-curated Made in America Festival. The first show tonight at 7 p.m. is sold out, but there are still tickets available for the 11 p.m. show, which are on sale here for $57.50 each. Both shows tonight feature support by rapper Black Cobain. Below check out the music video for Meek Mill's song "Amen" featuring Drake and Jeremih.
XPN welcomes Pittsburgh alt rock/soul band Lovebettie to The Garden in Carlisle, PA tonight. The show is part of The Garden's Ladies of the Early Evening series, which features a free show by a female artist every Saturday evening from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. through September 24th. Bring your own chairs or blanket, relax, and enjoy the free tunes. Listen to Lovebettie in the player below.


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UK's Mirror group investigated over phone hacking
LONDON (AP) — The publisher of Britain's Sunday Mirror tabloid said Thursday it is being investigated by police over alleged phone hacking — the first confirmation that publishers, as well as journalists, could face charges over the misbehavior that has tarred the country's newspaper business.
Police have been investigating illegal eavesdropping, bribery and other wrongdoing by newspapers since the 2011 revelation that Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World regularly hacked into the cell phone voicemails of celebrities and other public figures.
More than 30 people have been charged, including journalists, police officers and former newspaper executives — but no newspaper publisher has yet been held responsible.
Trinity Mirror PLC said police had informed its newspaper subsidiary, MGN Ltd., "that they are at a very early stage in investigating whether MGN is criminally liable for the alleged unlawful conduct by previous employees in relation to phone hacking on the Sunday Mirror."
The company said it "does not accept wrongdoing within its business" and "takes these allegations seriously."
London's Metropolitan Police would not comment, saying the force did not identify suspects who have not been charged.
The force also declined to comment on reports that Murdoch's News U.K. is under criminal investigation.
The investigation initially focused on Murdoch's papers, but has spread to take in other companies. Several former Trinity Mirror staff have been arrested, including a former editor and deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror. Last week former Sunday Mirror and News of the World journalist Dan Evans was charged with phone hacking.
CNN interviewer Piers Morgan, a former editor of the Sunday title's sister paper, the Daily Mirror, told an inquiry into media ethics that he was not aware of any such wrongdoing while he led the newspaper between 1995 and 2004.
The head of the inquiry, Justice Brian Leveson, called Morgan's claim "utterly unpersuasive," and said hacking may well have occurred at the Mirror in the late 1990s.
Trinity Mirror shares fell almost 4 percent on the London Stock Exchange after the announcement, before recovering to stand at 1.25 pounds ($1.98), about 2.5 percent down.


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BWW Book Reviews: BALLERINA by Deirdre Kelly Reviewed by Seyna Bruskin
by Deirdre Kelly 2013
Greystone Books: Vancouver, Toronto, Berkeley
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"Like Emma Livry!" cried Janine Charrat,a French dancer in 1961, as her costume caught fire. She survived, but Livry, one hundred years earlier, had not.
So begins "Ballerina," a new book by Deirdre Kelly, who vividly describes the treatment of women in ballet from a historical perspective. Ms. Kelly examines the dance form's roots as an amusement of kings (in France, in the 15th and 16th Century), to today's amusement for anyone who can afford a ticket.
Ms. Kelly's two main points are that while dancers have been treated with less than respect and kindness, they have maintained an illusion of poise, purity, daintiness and virtue since the days of Louis XIV, (who established what is now the Paris Opera Ballet), despite the harsh realities of their lives. The illusion often disguised hidden lives as courtesans or even prostitutes. As a result, the public image of dancers is justifiably divided.
One great XVIIth C ballerina, Marie-Madeleine Guimard, maintained a stellar career while building a fortune as part owner of a series of "Pornographic theaters" (Ms. Kelly never quite defines this, though she does detail some tawdry activities in theater boxes). Ballerinas at that time often juggled multiple lovers from business, clergy, and royalty who supported them. Since many originally came from great poverty, they often supported their families with these extra-curricular activities, many of which came to an end with the French Revolution.
One of the most well-known of all these dancers, nearly anonymous until now, was used in the 19th Century as a model by Edgar Degas in his paintings, and most famously, his statue, "The Little Dancer." One casting is in our Metropolitan Museum. It is quite a coincidence that a new historical novel, "The Painted Girls," by Cathy Marie Buchanan has just been published. It features the model for the sculpture, Marie van Goethem, who became a soloist in the Paris Opera Ballet and then vanished from historical record.
In the 20th century, the great choreographer, George Balanchine, was a benevolent dictator to many of his dancers, particularly in New York City Ballet. His taste in body type was taken as law by many dancers, who starved themselves or had plastic surgery to conform to Balanchine's tastes. Ms. Kelly, who details some of the criticisms that have been leveled against Mr. Balanchine, feels that the dancers' sacrifices went too far for their well-being. At least they didn't set themselves on fire.


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DOVER — February 2013 will mark the first Coffee for a Cause month at Mill Eats, 1 Washington Street, Suite 330, Dover. For the entire month, Mill Eats will be donating 100% of February's coffee sales to the Cocheco Valley Humane Society. According to Mill Eats owners, Michael and Gretchen Nicholas, "We're really looking forward to introducing Dover to the handcrafted foods from the artisans of the Washington Street Mills, while also supporting one of our favorite local causes, the Cocheco Valley Humane Society." View the Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/MillEats.
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Every one of these special Harvey's Bakery cupcakes will have a gemstone or cubic zirconia from Jewelry Creations with a value of $50 or more baked inside. Each cupcake may be purchased for $10 (cash or check made out to End 68 Hours of Hunger) which provides a child with food for a weekend. Jewelry Creations and Harvey's Bakery hope to sell 400 cupcakes to supply local children with 400 weekends of food. Cupcakes can be ordered at Jewelry Creations or Harvey's Bakery and Coffee Shop — both in downtown Dover. The event is taking place from February 1-14.
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After signing up for The Movie Network again recently, I came upon the film "Vito: A Man For All Seasons". I was immediately transported back to the early summer day in 1982 when I met the celebrated author, filmmaker and activist Vito Russo. It was at a very ambitious conference, at the U of T perhaps, put on by, among others, The Body Politic collective called "DOING IT! Lesbian & Gay Liberation in the 80s".
Vito put to words, and obviously used film clips, what he had done in the book but had us riveted with laughter during the presentation and in the question and answer period which followed.
Because I was staying with a couple of the conference organizers for the weekend and, I'd like to recall, at 22 among the younger guys there I was invited to lunch with Vito – then in his 30s and a real looker!
We walked to a patio along the north side of Bloor, I'm guessing near Brunswick, perhaps Dooney's.
This sheet of paper protrudes from my copy of Vito's book "The Celluloid Closet – Homosexuality In The Movies" which had come out the previous year (as had I). I described to him how upset I was that I had not remembered to bring the book along on my break from my then-dreary existence in St. Catharines. Such, apparently, was the extent of my troubles back then! He thought nothing of just folding a sheet of copy paper in half and writing the cute note. This story goes with it whenever the opportunity presents itself.
While I'd like to launch into a tale of love unleashing itself into a passionate, long-distance relationship, as we sat across from one another, I can't even allow my "based on actual events" note to take me there, as much as I'd like to.
He vented about Ronald Reagan. (By comparison we were experiencing the second go-round of Pierre Trudeau, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms round at that, with Conservative Brian Mulroney only in our nightmares.)
The documentary inevitably moved to the beginning of the AIDS crisis and its eventual taking of his partner Jim Sevcik in his thirtieth year. That same year, 1985, Vito himself was diagnosed with Kaposi's sarcoma and died in 1990, just a year-and-a-half or so after my diagnosis. But what a difference there has been, both in opportunistic infections and in our respective treatment options.
Vito went on to become a founding member of the media-monitoring group Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD).
In 1987 Vito, Larry Kramer and ten others founded ACT UP!, the AIDS activist organization which has been at the centre of some of the biggest developments in AIDS anger, compassion and care. A clip in the film is of Vito shouting,
"People are dying of homophobia. They're dying of Jesse Helms. They're dying of Ronald Reagan…AIDS is a test of who we are as a people!"
Given all he went on to do in his AIDS-shortened life I count it a privilege to remember the joy of that day on a patio in Toronto and the personal touch of his autograph.


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Toyota Tacoma Skyjacker Lift Kit InstallPosted in How To: Suspension Brakes on April 1, 2012
People go off-road for a number of reasons. While most do it for pure wheeling enjoyment, some do it so they can access other outdoor sports, hobbies, and pastimes. Over the years our friend's '98 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 has served as a hunting rig, backwoods explorer, surfboard hauler, and all-around trusty pickup. With 160K on the clock and well over a decade of good use, he has finally decided to give the truck a little more off-road prowess.
Like most dual-purpose rigs, the 2.7L Taco needs to be able to maintain good highway manners and stay relatively low slung for practical purposes of hauling. After doing a bit of research, the decision was made to equip the pickup with a 3-inch Skyjacker Suspension lift. The subtle and budget-friendly 3-inch lift offers plenty of room for larger 32-inch-tall tires and will give the truck a great stance that fits both the on- and off-highway needs.
To oversee the Taco's transition we stopped by the 4Wheel Parts store in Raleigh, North Carolina. The guys at the Raleigh shop are wheeling enthusiast just like us and know what it takes to get the job done right. In just under a day's time the 4Wheel Parts crew had the Taco lifted, aligned, and ready for the trail. In the end, the mild upgrades proved to be just the boost this Taco needed.
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With the suspension install wrapped up the Toyota was tossed onto the 4Wheel Parts alignment machine. The Tacoma's independent front suspension and rack-and-pinion steering took a bit of tweaking to get just right (years of rust and lack of service didn't help). Don't be surprised to find that your old Taco needs new rack bushings and/or inner tie rods, as these are common wear points.
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The Tacoma received a fresh pair of shoes in the form of 32x11.50 Goodyear MTRs. Mounted on 15x8 Pro Comp 8069 wheels, the truck now has a wider stance, a more stylish appearance, and no scrubbing issues at all. The MTR's tread stagger gives the truck great grip in a variety of terrains, without compromising on-road manners. And since the Pro Comp aluminum wheel is extremely lightweight, the fresh setup didn't seem to zap away much power.


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A Lehigh Valley woman is facing multiple counts of theft and forgery after police determined she took money from her boyfriend's elderly parents and gambled it away.
Deborah Keshel, 49 of Coplay, was arrested by District Attorney Chief Detective Eric Kerchner on multiple counts of theft by unlawful taking and forgery after an investigation determined that she forged and cashed 60 checks totaling $53,200 from a checking account that belonged to her boyfriend's elderly parents.
The investigation began when Antonios and Angeliki Foskolos of Gilbert contacted Kerchner and accused Keshel of theft.
On June 1, 2007, Antonios and Angeliki Foskolos gave power of attorney to their son, Hercules, for the purpose of paying their home bills.
Hercules was given possession of his parents' First Northern Bank & Trust checking account. To pay bills Hercules would issue checks from this account, signing his father's name as the check writer.
Between Oct. 17 and Dec. 4, 2012, Deborah Keshel, Hercules' live-in girlfriend, without authorization or the knowledge of the account holders, issued and cashed 60 checks from the Foskolos' First Northern Bank & Trust account totaling $ $53,200 by forging the name of Hercules Foskolos, according to court documents.
Keshel admitted to the theft during an interview with Detective Kerchner, according to court papers. Keshel said she used the money for Christmas gifts and to gamble at local casinos.
Keshel was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Colleen Mancuso and released on $25,000 unsecured bail.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 26.
LV woman accused of stealing more than $50K from elderly Gilbert couple's bank account
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Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series 2010: Is it Still Value Team?
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Lerici, April 15, 2010 - After the debut season of the Melges 32 class, this weekend of the Audi Sailing Series is reserved for the Audi Melges 20 fleet.
After the first year of the Audi Melges 20 feet the design, quality and value of the fleet has grown exponentially. A rainbow of successful accomplishments and challenges wait for them at the end of July with the Stadium of Sailing in Malcesine.
The name on everyone's lips is Value Team, this is inevitably their time to win, the crew of Benedetto Giallongo that was the uncontested ruler of the 2009 season (4 wins and a second place in 5 stages). A lot has changed regarding the adversaries around Value Team, considered till now the benchmark in terms of performances, speed and reading of the regatta from anyone who wants to head for success and the question that it circulates on the dock is if the king will always be ITA 112 (with confirmation that Francesco Scarselli will helm and Enrico Fonda as tactician).
Value Team will not sleep peacefully until the fleet has clasped the throne on Saturday in Lerici.
The first one not to be able to hide his own ambitions is Luca Domenici, helmsman of the Notaro Team (formerly Manifesto), whose last year was an indigestible morsel for Benedetto Giallongo and the other men. They had a record of consecutive wins which was broken by Domenici, but this should only strengthen the crew who is joined by tactician Andrea Casale. The Notaro Team however will not be the only danger from which the future champion will look.
Hulk has already shown their muscles (first Pasquavela) and simply, in numbers. Unfortunately for expert owner Stefano Di Properzio that brings Lorenzo Bressani, tactician to possible victory in any class. The Melges 32 fleet will also be joining the party, bring with them fantastic racing names of Lanfranco Cirillo (with victory from the first step of the Melges 32 circuit and as always with Dede De Luca on board), Carlo Alberini's Calvi Network (with to Gabriel Benussi), Bitipi's Savino Formentini (with Enrico Pucci) and Thule's Fausto Rubbini (with Matteo Ivaldi).
Sei Tu 20's Marco Morina , Stig's Alessandro Rombelli, Bela Vita's Alessandro Molla, Turnover's Renato Vallivero. 3Menda's Federico Albano and crew got a rise out of Trouble Makers' Luisa Bambozzi who are some of the veterans of the fleet. Some names to keep an eye on are Federico Strocchi on Cheyenne (with Hugo Rocha), Francesco Farnetti on Reggini Sailing Team (tactician Branko Brcin), Manfredi Vianini Tolomei on Maolca (with Lorenzo Bodini) to name a few.
The battle for King is officially open.
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Ahearne 650b Mountain Bike
Man, I always love what Joseph at Ahearne Cycles is cooking up. While this fillet brazed 650b mountain bike may be a few years old, it's the exact setup that I'm looking into for my next project. I'll likely go singlespeed; but a rigid steel 65ob is something I'd love to add to the stable. Make sure to get a closer look at this beauty below, there are some killer details.


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Wheelie Wednesday Mud LifePosted in Features on February 19, 2014
A new feature that can be found here at www.MudLifeMagazine.com is Wheelie Wednesday! This weekly pictorial will be updated on occasion with some of the craziest and most intense wheelies we see at these jam-packed off-road events around the country. So click through and try to find your rig in the gallery below. Feel free to leave some comments on which rig you think is pulling off the best wheelie of the group!
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