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WINNERS and their supporters from Wadham School, Crewkerne, with Somerset County Council chairman John Edney and his wife Betty, right.
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Also given the nod were Kieran Hawtin, who turned his life around after becoming homeless, and Josh Chant, who helps out with various school events.
PEOPLE across South Somerset did something funny for money to boost funds for Comic Relief.
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Sainsbury's in Chard raised more than £400 by dressing up and holding several games, while cakes aplenty were sold by staff at Pure Beauty in Chard and Adorn hair salon in Ilminster.
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Great space! How many square feet?
If only I had the skill to decorate my one bedroom like this.
Your place really nice & spacious compare to a lot of studio in NY that has to much furniture and junk lol.... it will help fixing my own place when I move from Brooklyn to the city...two thumbs up...
I love the map!
The map is great! I love how you placed it in the corner! I might steal this idea ;)
The supergirl poster is fantastic (wait... it's wrappingpaper???)! aren't you afraid it gets grease splatters on it? or even worse; catch on fire? or have you laminated it? I'd love to know, since I'm pondering about hanging artwork above my stove myself.
I think it's adorable, would like to see more of the bedroom area. Where did you get the supergirl wrap?
I've been getting tired of maps, but the way yours (which has such nice colors) turns that right angle is completely charming.
I love the map idea!
If you're happy, I'm happy, but there seems to be a lot of small pieces of furniture, and a lower bed would make the space seem larger.
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I'm really loving it!
I like the personalized map idea, and I always enjoy seeing how real people live and adapt to their (small) surroundings.
My only criticism is the super up-close shots of details. They may be cute, etc., but I'm most interested to see how things fit into the overall scheme of a space. It's hard to do that with a close up shot of your metro card (as space saving as the idea is!). This is more of a comment about house calls in general.
Sarika here - thanks for the kind comments!
To answer a few questions - the Supergirl print is from Papyrus at 73 Spring in SoHo. It isn't laminated but I haven't had any problems with its proximity to the stove (perhaps on account of the stove not being used that often!)
Adorable. you did great within a budget and restricted space! very charming!
lol. "best places to live for the "young, single and cash-strapped."
You have to love that comment. Yeah, they told me that back in 1993. Sorry, but you're only about 15 years too late. The LES was once a magical underground. Now, well, not so much...
Why don't you keep your metrocard in your wallet?
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Thus wrote Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts concerning the South's posture toward equality at the ballot box. For context, we should note Roberts is a man born in upstate New York in the mid-1950s, raised in Indiana, educated in Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard for both undergrad and law school) and who has spent almost all of his working life in New York City and Washington, D.C.
Roberts was writing for a 5-4 majority in a ruling announced Tuesday that seriously weakens the Voting Rights Act, which was first enacted in 1965. As brilliant and insightful as Roberts is, it's a stretch to imagine this non-Southerner has the background or experience to properly discern the political landscape of the South in all its complexities, contradictions, coded language, advances and backsliding. (Frankly, the South is likely as foreign to Roberts as it is to President Barack Obama.)
The majority's ruling weakens the section of the Voting Rights Act that for more than 45 years has required the Justice Department to oversee how Southern states (and a small selection of non-Southern locales) regulate voting and elected districts. The act's effect has been remarkable. For instance, the percentage of African-Americans registered to vote in Alabama has gone from 19.3 percent in 1965 to 72.9 percent in 2004, the latter figure being roughly on par with the percentage of registered white voters.
While access to the ballot box for black voters has improved dramatically, as Roberts' opinion highlights, regulation over representative districts has been less spectacular. According to a Justice Department review looking at the period between 1995 and 2004, the federal government challenged very few redistricting plans — less than 0.1 percent.
Five justices were persuaded that, as Roberts wrote, the South is a different place than the one that until 50 years ago employed all sorts of legal barriers to deny black people the right to vote.
It has changed, and yet in many ways this judgment is not as crystal clear as Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Roberts would have us believe. First do no harm should have been the court's guiding principle. In recent years, state legislatures, including most across the South, have enacted stricter voter-ID laws with scant regard for eligible voters who might be caught in the crossfire of laws that look for all the world like methods of voter suppression.
Not to worry, say the Alabama Republicans running the show in Montgomery. The court's ruling Tuesday puts the state back in the driver's seat after decades of federal oversight. House Speaker Mike Hubbard echoed many of those voices when he announced, "Today's ruling clearly states that our constitutional rights as Alabamians take precedence over the wants and whims of liberal Justice Department bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. Starting today, Alabama will be able determine its own destiny when it comes to campaigns, elections and voting procedures in our state."
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That was absolutely superb. Some of the best animation I've seen for a long time - and steampunk too.
Thanks for sharing, RPM!!
If you have not yet seen this I strongly encourage you to find 30 minutes and watch it. The setting is extremely inspirational and the story revolves around a navigator. I can just imagine the incredible maps this could inspire.
Special thanks to RPTroll on the RPTools forums for posting the link.
That was absolutely superb. Some of the best animation I've seen for a long time - and steampunk too.
Thanks for sharing, RPM!!
Brilliant find. I agree with Ravells, great to see such high quality animation.
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Serves 4
A double dose of chile—canned and powder—adds pleasant heat to this quick skillet braise. The peppers' light green hue may fade slightly as they simmer, but their spicy essence intensifies into a delicious sauce.
In a small bowl, combine the cumin, chile powder, 1-1/4 tsp. salt and 3/4 tsp. pepper. Sprinkle on both sides of the pork and set aside. In a blender or food processor, purée the chicken broth, green chiles (with their liquid), jalapeños, and vinegar until smooth.
Put the flour in a pie plate and dredge the pork chops, shaking to remove any excess. Heat a 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat for 1 minute. Pour in 2 Tbs. of the oil and heat until shimmering hot, about 1 minute. Add the pork chops and cook, without moving, until they're brown around the edges and release easily from the pan, 2 to 3 minutes. Reduce the heat to medium, flip, and cook the other side until browned, about 2 minutes more. Transfer to a large plate.
Over medium-high heat, add the remaining 1 Tbs. oil and the onion to the skillet. Sprinkle with 1/2 tsp. salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until wilted and golden, about 4 minutes. Add the green chile mixture and bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook, stirring, until the mixture thickens slightly and the onions are completely tender, 2 to 3 minutes more; add a splash of chicken broth if the mixture seems dry. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Return the chops to the pan, nestling them into the onions. Cover and simmer gently until the pork is fairly firm to the touch with just a little give, 3 to 5 minutes. With a paring knife, make a nick in a thicker chop to make sure it's only just a little pink.
Serve the pork chops topped with the sauce.
Add some color to the plate by serving the chops with Arroz Verde (Green Rice), which gets its hue and flavor from spinach and cilantro.
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by penelopeplantlady,
6/22/2013This recipe is such a winner! Made it for the second time tonight, and we loved it just as much as the first time--which isn't always the case. Served it on top of brown basmati rice. We don't always love brown rice but are trying to use it more and this was a natural go-with! I use one of those fabulous Termapen instant read thermometers, and so cooked the chops to perfection. Any serious cook should consider owning one.
Made the whole recipe for two of us, so there is another dinner waiting in the frig for later this week.
by user-3273885,
3/18/2014This was good and pretty easy to make. The pork chops were nice and tender. The only thing that I am not sure I liked was the addition of the vinegar. I almost think that with the addition of the jarred jalapeno's they already have a vinegar taste and the addition of the cider vinegar might have been too much.
by JeneenJ,
1/19/2013Really wonderful and flavorful recipe, as the other reviewers have noted. Moist pork chop with just the perfect amount of spice/heat. And SO easy to make. I reduced the salt by about a 1/4, and next time might reduce it a bit more, and I might try playing with more ancho chile powder/less cumin just to see how it goes. But the recipe was really wonderful as written!
by Karen888,
12/27/2012this dish was fantastic!!! Will definitely be in our rotation - it was bursting with flavor! I didn't add that much extra broth as I wanted it thicker and therefore it kept its "green" pea soup looking hue but I didn't care it was tasty!!!! made some chipotle mashed potatoes to go with it - PERFECT! The best part is my husband does not prefer pork chops but he LOVED it!!! thank you!
by matthew74,
2/19/2012Fantastic dish. Super flavorful and tender. Highly recommended.
by goldbug,
1/24/2012This is a very flavorful recipe! Well-balanced with salty, spicy, a little sweet from canned chiles, and acidic from the cider vinegar. The cooking method makes the pork moist and tender. I used pork chops (1 inch thick as recommended in recipe) that I purchased from my Meat CSA. Give it a try!
by spd,
1/16/2012Made this last night. It was very good and easy. Not too spicy, with just a bit of heat. My wife,who does not like spicy dishes, thought it was great. Made exactly to the recipe. All of my cooking times were a bit longer.
by jlrplus5,
1/10/2012Very easy and very flavorful. An excellent quick meal!
by DrPamW,
11/13/2011This was an excellent recipe! My husband and daughter were fighting over who would get the leftover chop!
by Bike53x12,
11/7/2011A keeper. Wife and son both really enjoyed it. I used a mild Jalapeño since there was already chile powder and cumin in it. The heat was just right. Grocery didn't have any thick boneless chops, so I used some bone-in ones. Made for a large serving, but they came out very tender. This one will be going in the iPhone for future spur-of-the-moment, pick-it-up-on-the-way-home meals.
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Japanese has always found ways to associate stuff in real-life with USB flash drive. The most notable examples are the USB Sushi and USB Dimsim. While the plastic food has no real correlation with functionality of the USB flash drive, it serves to jump-start sales, and it did the job well.
Now, SolidAlliance has come up with a GhostRadar USB flash memory that detects, well, ghosts. Basically, it responds to unusual magnetic waves with audible alerts and flashing red lights. This thing maybe useful for paranoid travelers who stay in all kinds of hotel rooms and need to check them out. Unfortunately, the GhostRadar doesn't record unusual activities in the USB flash memory.
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Posted 14 August 2007 - 09:22 PM
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Posted 14 August 2007 - 10:00 PM
The unit sells in Japan for ¥19,800 ($185 US or 140) for 512 megabytes of memory.
Here's a link to the US Today article for additional information:
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Posted 15 August 2007 - 06:44 AM
That's just nutty.
Posted 15 August 2007 - 07:58 AM
I saw this a while ago. You couldn't even get one if you wanted it. What will they come up with next. Sheeshhh!
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My only "issue" (if you can even call it that) is this: " I'd like to do that. It would be fun."
To play Devil's Advocate, it kind of leads to the notion that Mariota assumes that he could exactly what Johnny does on the field. While I don't doubt Mariota could pull off some pretty spectacular plays in a more "backyard" style, like watching Kevin Durant or Kyrie Irving play at Rucker Park, I'm not sure how many people on the planet can do the things that Johnny Manziel can and has with a football in his hands the best NCAA talent coming for him.
That said, and as an Aggie fan, nothing to get riled up about in this one. And personally, I'd love to somehow see the Aggies and Oregon in a BCS bowl. Mariota vs. Johnny would make incredible TV and pre-game build up.


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Aid group: 355 dead after Syria chemical attackThe Associated Press | August 25,2013AP Photo
Syrian soldiers evacuate a wounded comrade during heavy clashes Saturday with rebels in Damascus, Syria.DAMASCUS, Syria Syrian state media accused rebels of using chemical arms against government troops in clashes Saturday near Damascus, while an international aid group said it has tallied 355 deaths from the purported chemical weapons attack earlier this week.
Doctors Without Borders said three hospitals it supports in the eastern Damascus region reported receiving roughly 3,600 patients with neurotoxic symptoms over less than three hours on Wednesday morning, when the attack in the eastern Ghouta area took place.
Of those, 355 died, said the Paris-based group. Death tolls have varied over the alleged attack, with Syrian anti-government activists reporting between 136 and 1,300 being killed.
Meanwhile, U.S. naval forces are moving closer to Syria as President Barack Obama considers military options for responding to the alleged use of chemical weapons by President Bashar Assads government.
U.S. defense officials told The Associated Press that the Navy had sent a fourth warship armed with ballistic missiles into the eastern Mediterranean Sea but without immediate orders for any missile launch into Syria. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they werent authorized to discuss ship movements publicly.
Obama emphasized that a quick intervention in the Syrian civil war was problematic, given the international considerations that should precede a military strike. The White House said the president would meet Saturday with his national security team to consider possible next steps by the United States. Officials say once the facts are clear, Obama will make a decision about how to proceed.
With the pressure increasing, Syrias state media Saturday accused rebels in the contested district of Jobar near Damascus of using chemical weapons against government troops advancing into the area. State media said the army offensive there had forced the rebels to resort to such weapons as their last card.
State TV broadcast images of plastic jugs, gas masks, vials of an unspecified medication, explosives and other items that it said were seized from rebel hideouts Saturday. It did not, however, show any video of soldiers reportedly affected by toxic gas in the fighting in the Jobar neighborhood of Damascus.
The claims could muddy the debate about who was responsible for Wednesdays alleged gas attack, which spurred demands for an independent investigation and renewed talk of potential international military action if chemical weapons were indeed used.
Just hours before the state media reports, the U.N. disarmament chief arrived in Damascus to press Assads regime to allow U.N. experts to investigate the alleged attack. The regime has denied allegations that it was behind that attack, calling them absolutely baseless and suggesting they are an attempt to discredit the government.
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Despite months of rumors that Dallas-based Meeting Professionals International's search for a new president and CEO might end up settling on someone of the female persuasion, MPI today announced in a telephone press conference that Colin C. Rorrie, Jr., Ph.D., CAE, executive director, American College of Emergency Physicians, in nearby Irving, Texas, got the job. He'll be replacing Ed Griffin, who had a 12-year run in the position until the board refused to renew his contract last fall.
"MPI is facing a period of profound change," said Terri Breining, CMP, CMM, MPI's 2003-2004 Chairwoman of the Board. "We needed someone who could take us through that change, someone who could help us realize our strategic plan, and someone who will look at it as an opportunity to fundamentally change the direction in which the industry has been going.
"Frankly, because of the demographics of MPI [which is more than three-quarters female], we were looking for women as strong candidates," Breining said, adding that there were women on the short list of six finalists. "Although gender was considered, we could not make that the primary qualification…we were absolutely certain that Colin Rorrie was the best person for this position."
In addition to managing an 22,000-member, $18 million-budget association, Rorrie served as board chairman for the American Society of Association Executives in 2001-2002, and recently headed up ASAE's own executive search team.
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Rorrie, who will be taking over the MPI helm September 1, was chosen, said Briening, because "he's got a very impressive 30-plus years in the business, and he's had responsibility for staff and budgets that are significantly larger than what MPI currently has. He's got the depth that we need to take us further." She compared his role in helping transform the position of emergency physician from "sort of the stepchild of the medical industry" to an important specialty in its own right, which Breining said was similar to the challenge meeting professionals face today.
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Conwy Councils Benefit Service has launched a Benefit Advice Line which will be available to all households in Conwy County with a child or young person aged between 0-25 years.
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