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Oh, I love to dive into a cookbook where the author isn't just telling you a half-cup this and filet that, but is continuing the world's "story of food" at the same time. All my favorite cookbooks that came out in 2011 have that in common: They're written to inspire nostalgia, whether for a long-ago Polish grandmother's poppyseed cake or the cucumbers with ricotta, basil, and mint served at Franny's in Brooklyn, established 2004. Here are this year's best, fine essays, sweet anecdotes, and step-by-step instructions included. That way, you can make your own memories.
Southern Biscuits (Gibbs Smith) by Nathalie Dupree and Cynthia Graubart
Perennial cooking show host and sweet sass Nathalie Dupree is a temptress. She makes every kind of biscuit a person could roll out seem wonderful, and then tacks on great tidbits about the Southern cooks who brought each recipe to life, their quirks, errors, masterpieces and all. She might just know everybody important, and she for sure knows how to make every biscuit that matters, angel to ham to ginger-banana biscuit bread pudding.
Sample quote: On Mishap Skillet Biscuits: "I find that mistakes are the mother of invention. What began as Shirly Corriher's biscuit recipe from a book rapidly evolved into something tender and cakey with each fumbled measurement and misread ingredient."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Pimento Cheese Biscuits
Rose Petal Jam: Recipes and Stories from a Summer in Poland (Tabula Books) by Beata Zatorska and Simon Target
A feast for the eyes and spirit is this lovesong to Zatorska's grandmother, whom she trailed through a village house and garden as a child in the '60s and '70s. There are lavish, fresh photos of art, and fields, and crushed beets, and modern signs from the vanishing borders between Poland and the Czech Republic. They talk apple pancakes for breakfast, give the short and simple steps for the title jam, stir up cucumber salads, serve out peppery spirits, and maybe most importantly, obsess over homemade pierogi. The book makes you want to go back in time, but at the same time you feel you've already been.
Sample quote: "Before I went off to sit the exams that would determine whether I had any hope of becoming a doctor, Jozefa made a special trip to our apartment in Jelenia Gora. She came so she could cook me 'Daisy Eggs' for breakfast... the eggs are boiled, then chopped with herbs and butter and served in their shells."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Plum-Filled Potato Dumplings
Edible Brooklyn: The Cookbook (Sterling Epicure) edited by Rachel Warton
The latest from Edible Communities, the Brooklyn volume celebrates food (and grants recipes) from Brooklyn-based food mavens, be they cheesemonger, pickler, brewer, or multi-star executive chef. They talk food, they serve food, they put food by for days when summer's just a faded memory—like pickled ramps or fiddlehead ferns.
Sample quote: "Most folks would never dream of cooking a radish, but they cook up like turnips and are twice as tasty [in Radishes Sauteed With Cream and Herbs from Diner Restaurant in Williamsburg]."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Kick Ass Red Sangria
A Spoonful of Promises (Lyons Press) by T. Susan Chang
A contributor to NPR, Chang's reminiscences sometimes amuse, sometimes pack a punch, as in "The Once and Future Apple Cake," which links up the legacy of her mom, lost far too young to cancer, and an apple country post office. She delves amusingly into foods she fixes for her own children, and pens a mighty nice courtship carried out over her pursuit of the perfect Yam Neua with her husband. Her instructions are offhand, friendly, and include the likes of "Cleaning Monkfish" and "Ring Ding With Popcorn."
Sample quote: "The smell of wonton soup evolves as you make it. First it just smells porky, with a high overtone of shrimp if you used it. When you add the rice wine, the smell staggers a bit and opens up."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Aunty Sen's Scallion Pancakes
300 Best Potato Recipes (Robert Rose) by Kathleen Sloan-McIntosh
I love, love, love potatoes. Sloan-McIntosh loves them more. It's so much fun to read her memories about her Irish mom serving potatoes pretty much every supper all the way up to some treatments she and her husband give the spuds at the Black Dog Village Pub & Bistro in Ontario. Chip butties (that's sandwiches, in Jolly Old England), potato bread, potato croutons with linguine and pesto, Peruvian Potatoes with mozzarella, stews, soups. For me, the pages pretty much turned themselves.
Sample quote: "The quantity of butter in Grande Dame Anna Potatoes may seem excessive, but I would happily eat like a sparrow for a whole week if I knew I would be sharing this with my man on Saturday night, along with a rare sirloin and a big, luscious Rioja."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Sweet Potato Gnocchi with Sage Brown Butter
Piece of Cake! (Robert Rose) by Camilla V. Saulsbury
It's funny that this book includes so much reminiscence, given that it's very cutting edge with recipes that all include just one bowl to make real-live scratch cakes, some everyday, some gourmet quality. But along with the homemade cake mixes (some gluten free) and up-to-date delicacies like Fig Cake with Buttermilk Glaze come Saulsbury's food memories, including sweet words about the Meyer lemon tree in her California backyard alongside the Lemon Sour Cream Cake recipe. And her short history of the Wacky Cake, including its influence on her doctoral dissertation, is both fun and educational.
Sample quote: "It is with great enthusiasm (and a bit of mirth) that I've noticed the reappearance of hummingbird cake on the menus and in the pastry cases of chic eateries across the United States."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Mixed Berry Spoon Cake
Basic to Brilliant, Y'All: 150 Refined Southern Recipes and Ways to Dress Them Up for Company (Ten Speed Press) by Virginia Willis, Anne Willan
The author has one of the most unusual cooking pedigrees I've seen—a downhome Southern cook with an overlay from her years spent training at a French cooking school. So you might get a bit about her shooting a video, in Dijon, about the making of mustard, right next to gushing about sweet potatoes, molasses, and sorghum. The idea of the book, and she pulls it off with aplomb, is to present lovely basics, like, say,, Pan-Seared Georgia Trout, and follow it with an add-on to elevate it to "brilliant." In the trout's case, that would be pecan brown butter, and some of the other brilliant add-ons, mostly French in technique, include Grilled Onions and Sherry Vinegar, Duck Skin Cracklings and Offal Mince, and Cherry Coulis.
Sample quote: "My family grew up eating spaghetti with a traditional meat sauce. Well, sort of... The meat was ground venison from a deer Daddy shot, and Mama always added Dede's homemade scuppernog wine. She also used a McCormick's seasoning packet, still does."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Sweet Potato Grits
Williams-Sonoma Rustic Italian by Domenica Marchetti
The name might say Williams-Sonoma, but this cookbook is full of Marchetti's personal tips and anecdotes from an Italian American upbringing who spent summers in her mom's home country. The nice thing is, she riffs the traditional with fresh, local produce, like doing a pea puree on a traditional crostini, or spicing up the traditional giardiniera (pickled vegetables) with chile breadcrumbs. You'll also find the signature Williams-Sonoma step-by-step directions and encouragement, whether you're tackling tackling Roman-Style Pizza With Spinach and Olives or something super simple, like Roasted Delicata Squash with Sage. As you read, you find yourself drawn to Italy, or maybe an Italian neighborhood in New York—or perhaps just into your own kitchen.
Sample quote: "When I was growing up, potato pizza al taglio (by the slice) was my favorite snack while wandering through Rome. It had no sauce—just paper-thin slices of potatoes and a sprinkling of cheese and herbs."
Favorite recipe tried so far: Tomato-braised Romano Beans with Basil
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The 71620 looks far too advanced for a 23rd century vessel, so that speculation is a bit over the top IMO. --James Cody 18:34, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
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- As we do not know the class of the NCC-2048 and registries have been known to change there remains a possiblity that it is the NCC-71620.
- This is purely speculation on one person's part. It really doesn't fit into the realm of "background" info. --Alan del Beccio 00:48, 18 December 2006 (UTC)
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After 18 days, 950 miles, numerous bicycle tire replacements and several crashes, 22 Cherokee young adults returned to Tahlequah after completing the 2013 Remember the Removal Trail of Tears commemorative ride.
This year, seven members of the Eastern Band of Cherokees accompanied 15 Cherokee Nation citizens on the ride.
During a welcome home ceremony Friday, CN Principal Chief Bill John Baker praised the youth for their effort.
"I met the riders in Stilwell last night, and listened to their stories," said Baker. "I couldn't help but think their stories could not have been that much different than those of our ancestors who traveled the Trail of Tears 175 years ago."
Baker said he heard stories about the cyclists who missed their families, but would also miss their new family.
"They talked about coming to the end of the Trail," said Baker. "Some said it would be a sad day; they would be happy to see their mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters, but the family they'd made along the way with their fellow riders would come to an end, and they'd again be scattered to the four winds. It's bittersweet. They now have a new family."
Casey Cooper, CEO of the Cherokee Indian Hospital, Eastern Band of Cherokees, participating in a portion of the ride.
"I'm am overwhelmed by the hospitality of the Cherokee Nation," said Cooper. "This has been a very humbling experience. During the ride, I tried my best to share my experience with my family and my community. I believe it's so important."
He commended the riders as well as the Cherokee Nation for spearheading the effort.
"Pride and lack of humility are the only things that can conquer a people," said Cooper. "I can say it is not an issue with this group. I commend the Cherokee Nation for being a trailblazer on this issue. We truly must 'never forget.' If we lose sight, if we forget, we will surely replicate the dehumanization visited upon us."
Cherokee Nation Remember the Removal legacy rider Joseph Keener talked about what the experience means to him.
"Having done this before, I get to see people grow," said Keener.
"Because I've been before, I help them out. It's important to never forget, but it's also important to remember what you learn along the way and use it to do some good."
Jon Ross, another CN citizen from Tahlequah, can trace his lineage to Chief John Ross.
"I just want to thank the Cherokee Nation," said Ross. "I've been trying for three years to be able to go on this ride and finally made it. I made friends and family along the way, and this is one of the best things I've ever done in my life."
LaTasha Atcity, 23, of Tahlequah, also spoke to the group of well-wishers.
"I just want to thank you all for your love, prayers and support," she said. "I couldn't imagine doing this ride without all of your support. I'm excited to be home with my parents, but at the same time, am sad to leave my new family behind."
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To sit for the CPA examination, Washington State requires candidates to obtain 150 semester credit hours of acceptable educational preparation. Gonzaga offers a Masters of Accountancy (MAcc) degree tailored for students who desire to fulfill the 150-hour requirement and earn a graduate degree at the same time. A student pursuing this track will, during the junior, senior, and graduate years, acquire the technical competence in the 300-level and 400-level accounting courses, while more fully developing research, communication, and presentation skills offered in graduate classes. A student planning to obtain both undergraduate and graduate degrees should work closely with a faculty advisor for proper course sequencing.
Gonzaga's accounting majors may apply for the MAcc program during the second semester of the junior year. If accepted into the program, nine credit hours of graduate-level courses may be taken during the senior year with the permission of the accounting program coordinator. Before applying for admission, a student should have completed 75 credit hours (including ACCT 360) with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 and a grade no lower than C+ in any upper division accounting courses. The student must be admitted to the MAcc program before enrolling in any graduate courses.
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Dawn Bruner recalled in court Thursday how her husband, Jeffrey Bruner, confronted her and Missouri Southern State University assistant football coach Derek Moore as they emerged from a Joplin theater complex Nov. 1.
She said he blocked her way and told her: "I can't believe you'd do this after 21 years. I can't believe you'd post something on Facebook for your daughter to see and our friends."
She said Moore interjected: "She's moved out, pal."
In tense testimony before a packed courtroom at her estranged husband's preliminary hearing in Jasper County Circuit Court on murder charges, Dawn Bruner said she and Moore had started walking away when Moore looked back and added: "You don't know who the f--- you're messing with."
She heard four shots and seemed to lose the hearing in one of her ears, she said. She never saw her husband pull out the gun and shoot the 37-year-old coach, she said. All she recalled seeing after the sound of the gunfire was Moore on the ground and her husband kicking him.
"I saw him kick his head after he was already down," she told the court.
She crawled to Moore on her knees, she said, begging her husband to stop, which he finally did and walked away.
Dawn Bruner and a Joplin police detective were the lone witnesses called at the hearing, which ended with Jeffrey Bruner, 40, being bound over for trial on charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.
Associate Circuit Judge Richard Copeland set Bruner's initial appearance in a trial division of the court for Jan. 24. The defendant, a plant operator for Missouri American Water Co. in Joplin, has remained in custody without bond since his arrest the night of the shooting. He appeared at the hearing in street clothes and restraints. The judge granted a defense motion and set bond at $1 million after the preliminary hearing.
Dawn Bruner, an MSSU police officer, had moved out of the home she shared with her husband and their children before the shooting. She testified Thursday that she had planned on filing for a divorce in the spring.
"Are you fearful of your husband, Mr. Bruner?" Kimberly Fisher, assistant prosecutor, asked her.
"Now I am," she said.
Under cross-examination by defense attorney Ross Rhoades, she said she never heard Moore threaten to have Bruner's throat slit before her husband shot him. Detective Randy Black testified that Bruner told him that Moore warned him that he did not know who he was "messing with" and that Moore would have Bruner's throat slit within two hours.
While she did not recall hearing that specific threat, Dawn Bruner acknowledged that after the initial exchange of words, and before she and Moore had turned to go to their vehicle, the two men started arguing and cussing each other out. She said she stepped in between and got Moore to walk away with her.
Black testified that Bruner confessed to shooting Moore with one of two guns he had taken to the parking lot of the Northstar Stadium 14 theaters on Northpark Lane after seeing a photo of Moore and Dawn Bruner together that was posted on Facebook.
The detective said Bruner told him that he and his teenage daughter were at a McDonald's restaurant when the girl, checking out her Facebook page on her smartphone, saw a picture of her mother in the company of Moore with a caption that read "Date Night." The picture, posted on Moore's Facebook page, was "tagged" with Dawn Bruner's name and consequently popped up on her daughter's page.
Dawn Bruner told the court that Moore had asked a woman to take the photo of them in front of the theater complex with his phone.
Black said the defendant acknowledged seeing the photo at the restaurant and taking his daughter home, where they looked it up a second time on a computer screen. Bruner admitted that he then grabbed two handguns, a Ruger LCP and a Glock, and headed for the theater complex with the intention of confronting the couple, the detective said.
The investigator said Bruner confessed to him that after he and Moore had words, Bruner pulled out the Ruger, shot Moore and kept pulling the trigger until the gun quit firing.
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ROSS RHOADES, defense attorney, said in court Thursday that he had received assurances from Prosecutor Dean Dankelson that no death penalty would be sought in the slaying of Derek Moore because the case lacked the requisite aggravating circumstances.


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Steve Strauss, of USA Today and TheSelfEmployed.com, shares five great tips with Small Business Patch:
Facebook, Twitter, mobile marketing, pay-per-click, having an old-fashioned sale, there is no shortage of ways to market your business these days. But, which is best for your business?
Most small businesses still rely on the tried-and-true strategy of networking for two reasons:
1. First, owning a small business can be a lonely gig and entrepreneurs often feel like they need help in one way or another. The good news: Local networking offers that.
2. Second, because business is, to a great degree, still all about relationships and maybe the best way to forge new relationships is through, yes, networking.
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One group I am fond of is LeTip. "LeTip International is the world's largest, privately owned, professional business leads organization. Since 1978, LeTip programs have helped over 120,000 members, throughout the United States and Canada, build business success through personal referrals." (LeTip.com.) Find a LeTip group in your area and see for yourself.
2. Get online. Everyone else is.: Of course, networking virtually is popular these days and it can be very effective. Be sure to check out message boards for local events and chapter organizations, or use Twitter to locate people in your area who might want to engage with you.
Another great option is MeetUp, an online social networking group that fosters offline group meetings around different topics and interests.
3. Have a compelling story: However you network, your job is not to sell someone. It's to be interesting, engaging, and to have a good story to share. Crack a joke. But Do Not Sell. People will not be interested in your business if they get the sense you are there to sell and not share.
4. You have two ears and one mouth: When you do meet someone interested in your business, be sure to ask questions and listen to what they have to say. Find out how you can help them solve a problem or fill their need. Help, don't sell.
Tom Hopkins, the great sales guru, said "If you listen twice as much as you speak, you will attract more people to your cause."
5. Follow up: Once you exchange information with someone, it's perfectly fine, expected even, to follow up. But try this: Instead of following up with a sales pitch, write them a thank you note. "Jim, it was great to meet you. If I can ever help you with you need for new widgets, give me a call, and in the meantime, let's have coffee soon!"
Steve Strauss is the senior small business columnist for USA Today. His latest book is called Planet Entrepreneur, and you can reach him at his website, TheSelfEmployed.
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The fund has returned 37.40 percent over the past year, 21.62 percent over the past three years, and 30.82 percent over the past five years.
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As of July 03, 2014, the fund has assets totaling almost $898.78 million invested in 23 different holdings. Its portfolio consists of shares of small- and midsized companies.
Last year, this fund returned a whopping 48 percent. To put that into perspective, that's 33 percentage points better than the broader market and 22 percentage points better than the average for Morningstar's small-value category. In 2011, the fund has hardly been immune to the market's mid-year weakness. Nonetheless, it has still held up much better than its peers. In mid-June, when many small-value funds were in the red, this fund's year-to-date returns hovered around 4 percent. To a certain extent, however, the comparison is faulty. While technically a small-value fund, upwards of 60 percent of its stock holdings were, as of the end of the first quarter, in mid-cap companies. During choppy markets like investors have seen this year, mid caps tend to hold up better than smaller companies. Another distinguishing characteristic is this fund's hefty cash stake, which as of the end of the first quarter stood at 15 percent of total assets. That helped soften the blow of the souring market. The fund has returned 37.40 percent over the past year and 21.62 percent over the past three years.
Management runs a compact portfolio. As of the end of the first quarter, the fund owned just upwards of 20 companies. Meanwhile, around 46 percent of its stock holdings were invested in the industrials sector. Such concentration can come with some risks, but overall, the good has been far better than the bad. As of the end of May, the fund's trailing five-year returns landed it in the top percentile of its Morningstar category. The fund has returned 30.82 percent over the past five years.
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That was a great article – keep up the nice work!
Thanks! I'm looking forward to writing here for as long as Cork will have me!
Nice work Jordi. Enjoyed your writing style and found it to be a good summary of the various labels that BJ will constantly be challenged by, some valid and some unfair.


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When Polaris purchased Indian two years ago, company leaders knew they faced an uphill battle. Indian might have been America's first motorcycle manufacturer, predating Harley-Davidson by two years, but the once-proud name was tarnished by decades of bad product and worse business practices. Making the new-generation Indians successful would require serious rehabilitation.
Step one would be creating an all-new engine, the Thunder Stroke 111, to power these all-new machines. But how to introduce this new engine to the public? The easy way would be to commission some big-name builder to create a custom around the new V-twin. Maybe a board track-themed custom, since that look is trending right now and it would also reference Indian's rich racing history. That's exactly what we expected when we heard Indian would display a special one-off custom at this year's Daytona Bike Week. What we never expected was this.
This is the Spirit of Munro, a breathtaking, Thunder Stroke-powered streamliner built in honor of the Munro Special celebrated in the beloved movie The World's Fastest Indian. This is not some cheap, Orange County Choppers-type theme bike tack-welded together in two weeks. Painstakingly hand-crafted by famed hot-rod builder Jeb Scolman, the Spirit is concours-quality and race-ready, and a worthy tribute to the decades of Indian racers and tuners who have come before.
Polaris needed a bold statement to relaunch the Indian brand, and the Spirit of Munro is just that. This isn't an inauthentic appropriation of the brand's past; this is a respectful and reverent attempt to properly honor Indian's proud performance history and to propel the brand forward into a new era illuminated by the same sense of purpose and pride that powered Indian to such great heights 60 years earlier. This is a bold and inspired move, suggesting just how serious Polaris is about reviving Indian the right way and for good.
The Daytona press event was swarming with Indian staff—all recent hires, and all dedicated 100 percent to Indian business. Victory and Indian are completely separate brands, and with the exception of just three persons in product planning and design that have oversight on both sides, the two companies share no staff. Indian stands alone; it is not a Victory or Polaris side project. Indian also announced the Thunder Stroke will power an all-new 2014 motorcycle model, set to debut before the end of the year. A new engine and powerplant developed in just two years—roughly half the time most OEMs allot to creating a new model—only reinforces the fact that Polaris is serious about making the investment necessary to restore Indian to its rightful place in the American motorcycle pantheon.
The Spirit of Munro, and so many other Indian pioneers, lives on.
Detailed look at the new Thunder Stroke 111: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/firstrides/122_1306_thunder_stroke_indian_engine/


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Virginia Head Football Coach Al Groh was named the 2007 ACC Coach of the Year. Also today, Director of Athletics, Craig Littlepage announced that Groh's current contract will be extended one year to keep him as head coach through 2011. This is the second time that Groh has been named the ACC Coach of the Year. He previously won the award back in 2002.
Groh guided the Cavaliers to a 9-3 regular season mark, including a 6-2 league record. Groh is the forth UVa coach to win the leagues top coach award. George Welsh won the award a record four times ('83',84,'91,'95), while Bill Ellis won it in 1961 and George Blackburn in 1968.


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Campbellsburg officials have planned a big city celebration June 21, but opening the community center has been separated from this event.
Eminence officials will offer a reward leading to the conviction of vandals of the city park after an incident at the bathroom there over the weekend, according to a discussion at the June 9 council meeting.
Henry County's Relay For Life is coming up on June 20 and, according to Event Chairperson Lori Brewer, this year's event promises to be bigger and better than previous years.
An effort to refurbish the locks and dams on the Kentucky River will open 64 miles of the waterway to recreational users no later than next spring.
The New Castle Patriotic Festival, formerly known as the New Castle Spring Fling, will be bigger, brighter and more patriotic this year.
Henry County has been largely spared from the heroin use and abuse that's gripping other areas of Kentucky so far, according to local law enforcement and court officials. But they also see the demand for heroin increasing in the county.
Henry County Fiscal Court approved an expanded nuisance ordinance in order to go after more ramshackle properties at its May 20 meeting.
The current ordinance defines as a nuisance those properties in residential-, commercial- or agricultural-zoned areas that have gotten to conditions that "render such premises or building dangerous or detrimental or adverse to the health and welfare of occupants of the premises or surrounding premises."
A federal court judge has dismissed lawsuits against Henry County and Animal Control Officer Dan Flinkfelt filed by a woman who had more than 200 animals seized on her property in December 2011 during an animal cruelty investigation.
The Dec. 12, 2011, raid on Terri Smith's home led to Flinkfelt charging both her and her husband Kenneth with 218 counts of second-degree animal cruelty.
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It has become such a mature concept that companies like Citrix have developed offerings that go beyond the initial products.
Tom Simmons is the area vice president for Citrix Public Sector.
On today's show, Simmons will talk about two basic concepts of "advanced" virtualization: managing multiple servers and moving virtualization to the desktop.
Cirtrix has an offering called NetScaler - it helps systems managers handle bandwidth variations on servers.
Today, virtual servers need to scale up quickly, but also need to be able to scale down and "in."
NetScaler gives federal systems the flexibility to handle what is commonly called dynamic elasticity.
Apple sold almost forty billion dollars' worth of mobile devices in the first quarter of 2102 one key element in managing a wide range of devices on a federal network is to deploy desktop virtualization in order to increase security and reduce cost.


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A program called Apps for Apes has swung its way into the Smithsonian's National Zoo in the U.S. capital.
Cool use of a Facebook fan page: A hub for photographs taken by an ape with a digital camera.
Relive the shocking dinner scene in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," or just pretend you're getting vengeance for the bad "Planet of the Apes" films.
Tasul the polar bear is helping scientists collect valuable information on how bears are reacting to climate change by wearing a high-tech collar in her enclosure at the Oregon Zoo.
A new program at the Miami zoo involves using iPads to communicate with orangutans. With tougher "orangutan-proof" screens, the zoo may let the general public in on the high-tech gabfest as well.
This week on Crave, we take a look at the deadly do-it-yourself Iron Man Laser Gauntlet and monkey around with iPad-wielding apes. Then we wash our hands with ManHands manly scented soaps.
The Internet visionary foresees the Web as becoming a way for humans to communicate with animals and connect with the cosmos.
Google takes the Project Glass camera for a spin, orangutans are communicating with iPads, and the prices are dropping for Ultrabooks.
Leaked from today's episode: Facebook death patrols, ink cartridge scams go a step further, your Mom using a smartphone...in bed, Carmageddon revisited, and butt dialing 911.
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A potential conflict of interest regarding the Midtown Neighborhood Stabilization Project and involving New Albany City Councilwoman Diane McCartin-Benedetti will be the topic of a special meeting Tuesday morning.
According to sources, the conflict-of-interest claim relates to Benedetti's niece attempting to purchase one of the NSP houses. David Duggins, director of economic development and redevelopment for the city, confirmed Thursday the sale has been frozen pending review.
The New Albany Redevelopment Commission — which has been the lead city agency for the $6.7 million federal program — will weigh the matter the Tuesday meeting.
"The NSP project is too important and has done so much good for the neighborhoods that have been positively affected by it, that we just want to ensure that the perception of the project is as transparent as possible," Duggins said.
A phone message left with Benedetti on Thursday seeking comment for this story hadn't been returned as of press time.
Benedetti is a former member of the redevelopment commission, and served as a council and commission liaison on a board that was set up to help oversee the NSP project under former Mayor Doug England. The NSP program, which is nearing completion of its first phase, was designed to refurbish dilapidated and vacant houses in the Midtown neighborhood. Once restored, the houses were sold to low-to-moderate income buyers as stipulated through the federal program.
The house that Benedetti's niece was in the process of buying is located at 315 E. 11th St. The News and Tribune could not independently confirm the name of Benedetti's niece as of press time.
New Directions Housing Corp. is the private agency that was hired to oversee the project. A message left for New Directions Chief Executive Officer Joe Gliessner on Thursday afternoon hadn't been returned as of press time.
City Councilman Dan Coffey serves on the redevelopment commission.
"First off, I hope it's not true. Because if it's true, what they did put the city in a lot of jeopardy as far as future grants," he said, as Coffey added he feels sorry for Benedetti's niece if she ultimately isn't allowed to move into the home. "But for every person like that involved, there's somebody else out there that didn't get a chance."
Coffey said an independent agency or individual not associated with the project or local officials should also review the situation.
"As a city official, you cannot try to push anything that's going to benefit yourself or a family member," he said.
The council established an ethics commission last year that's to review claims of nepotism, misuse of funds or questionable deals involving government officials, but that board has yet to hear a case. Councilman John Gonder sponsored the ordinance to launch the ethics commission, and he is also a member of the redevelopment commission. He said Thursday he wasn't familiar with the issue involving Benedetti, and that he would reserve comment until he knew more about the situation.
A message left for Shane Gibson, the redevelopment commission attorney and a member of the city's legal department, hadn't been returned as of press time.
The meeting is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at the third-floor assembly room at the City-County Building.
• According to documents recently requested by the News and Tribune, 23 of the 32 NSP properties have been sold.


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Title III - International Money Laundering Abatement and Anti-Terrorist Financing Act Of 2001
Sec. 301. Short Title.
This title may be cited as the `International Money Laundering Abatement and Financial Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001'.
Sec. 302. Findings and Purposes.
Subtitle A--International Counter Money Laundering and Related Measures
Sec. 312. Special Due Diligence for Correspondent Accounts and Private Banking Accounts.
Sec. 313. Prohibition on United States Correspondent Accounts with Foreign Shell Banks.
Sec. 314. Cooperative Efforts to Deter Money Laundering.
Sec. 315. Inclusion of Foreign Corruption Offenses as Money Laundering Crimes.
Sec. 316. Anti-Terrorist Forfeiture Protection.
Sec. 317. Long-Arm Jurisdiction Over Foreign Money Launderers.
Sec. 318. Laundering Money Through a Foreign Bank.
Sec. 319. Forfeiture of Funds in United States Interbank Accounts.
Sec. 320. Proceeds of Foreign Crimes.
Sec. 321. Financial Institutions Specified in Subchapter II of Chapter 53 of Title 31, United States Code.
Sec. 322. Corporation Represented by a Fugitive.
Sec. 323. Enforcement of Foreign Judgments.
Section 2467 of title 28, United States Code, is amended--
Sec. 325. Concentration Accounts at Financial Institutions.
Sec. 326. Verification of Identification.
Sec. 327. Consideration of Anti-Money Laundering Record.
Sec. 328. International Cooperation on Identification of Originators of Wire Transfers.
Sec. 329. Criminal Penalties.
Any person who is an official or employee of any department, agency, bureau, office, commission, or other entity of the Federal Government, and any other person who is acting for or on behalf of any such entity, who, directly or indirectly, in connection with the administration of this title, corruptly demands, seeks, receives, accepts, or agrees to receive or accept anything of value personally or for any other person or entity in return for--
Sec. 330. International Cooperation in Investigations of Money Laundering, Financial Crimes, and the Finances of Terrorist Groups.
Sec. 351. Amendments Relating to Reporting of Suspicious Activities.
Sec. 352. Anti-Money Laundering Programs.
Sec. 353. Penalties for Violations of Geographic Targeting Orders and Certain Recordkeeping Requirements, and Lengthening Effective Period of Geographic Targeting Orders.
Sec. 354. Anti-Money Laundering Strategy.
Sec. 355. Authorization to Include Suspicions of Illegal Activity in Written Employment References.
Sec. 356. Reporting of Suspicious Activities by Securities Brokers and Dealers; Investment Company Study.
Sec. 357. Special Report on Administration of Bank Secrecy Provisions.
Sec. 358. Bank Secrecy Provisions and Activities of United States Intelligence Agencies to Fight International Terrorism.
Sec. 626. Disclosures to governmental agencies for counterterrorism purposes
Sec. 359. Reporting of Suspicious Activities by Underground Banking Systems.
Sec. 360. Use of Authority of United States Executive Directors.
361. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
Sec. 362. Establishment of Highly Secure Network.
Sec. 363. Increase in Civil and Criminal Penalties for Money Laundering.
Sec. 364. Uniform Protection Authority for Federal Reserve Facilities.
Section 11 of the Federal Reserve Act (12 U.S.C. 248) is amended by adding at the end the following:
Sec. 365. Reports Relating to Coins and Currency Received in Nonfinancial Trade or Business.
366. Efficient Use of Currency Transaction Report System.
Sec. 371. Bulk Cash Smuggling Into or Out of the United States.
Sec. 372. Forfeiture in Currency Reporting Cases.
Sec. 373. Illegal Money Transmitting Businesses.
Sec. 374. Counterfeiting Domestic Currency and Obligations.
Sec. 375. Counterfeiting Foreign Currency And Obligations.
Sec. 376. Laundering the Proceeds of Terrorism.
Section 1956(c)(7)(D) of title 18, United States Code, is amended by inserting `or 2339B' after `2339A'.
Sec. 377. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction.
Sec. 377. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction.Section 1029 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following:
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CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- West Virginia State Police have released the names of two people found dead in a home in Cabell County.
State Police tell WSAZ.com Barry Stewart, 31, and Kimberly Stines, 34, both of Huntington, were found dead in a home in the 6200-block of Division Road Tuesday morning.
They say their bodies may have been there for several days.
A family member found the pair and called 911 around 10 a.m.
Investigators are not releasing how the two died, but do say a gun was involved. They also say there are no other suspects in the case and the investigation is isolated to the home.
State Police tell WSAZ.com that the couple has a history of domestic violence.
They are continuing to investigate.
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W.Va. State Police were called to the house in the 6200 block of Division Road shortly after 10 a.m. Monday.
Minutes earlier 911 received a call from family members of the victims who found the bodies.
Troopers tell WSAZ.com that it appears the two people have been dead for several days. They say a gun was found inside the house.
State Police say this was not a random act, and that neighbors should not be worried.
The names of the victims will be released once family members are notified.
A friend of the victims tells WSAZ.com the two people have a history of arguing.
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