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University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NB, Tel: 01227 769075, Email, www.thegulbenkian.co.uk/eat-and-drink/
The lively licensed Gulbenkian Café is a favourite haunt for all members of the University community as well as the general public known with excellent food made from locally sourced ingredients.
North Holmes Road, Canterbury, CT1 1QU, Tel: 0800 456 1116, Email, www.canterbury.ac.uk/conferences/
Excellent conference facilities, from a 500 seated flat hall within our new multi million pound building Augustine House, to St Marrtin's Priory, a Grade II listed building offering 5 secluded and private conference rooms.
30-33 High Street, Canterbury, CT1 2RX, Tel: 01227 766266, www.abodecanterbury.co.uk/
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ABode Canterbury's County Restaurant offers the ultimate dining experience, with delicious modern European cuisine accommpained by an exceptional wine list, served with professional yet not too formal style.
89-90 St Dunstan's Street, Canterbury, CT2 8AD, Tel: 01227 780749, Email, www.chapmanscanterbury.co.uk/
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Chapman's is an independent, friendly, local seafood restaurant with a brasserie style menu. We offer the freshest fish, locally caught, alongside locally sourced ingredients.
The Friars, Canterbury, CT1 2AS, Tel: 01227 862485, www.marlowetheatre.com/page/3084/The-Green-Room
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Facing the River Stour with picturesque views of Canterbury Cathedral is The Marlowe Theatre's own Green Room restaurant.
4 - 5 Pound Lane, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2BZ, Tel: 01227 479999, Email, www.cafedusoleil.co.uk
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Our cuisine draws influence from Provence in southern France, and from Italy, to create a modern Mediterranean cuisine. The menu chances with the seasons, and much of our food is cooked in our wood burning oven.
4 - 5 Pound Lane, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2BZ, Tel: 01227 479 999, Email, www.cafedusoleil.co.uk
We have a beautiful private dining room upstairs at Café Du Soleil, available free of charge for your party or function.
11 Horsebridge Road, Whitstable, CT5 1AF, Tel: 01227 281174, Email, www.horsebridge-centre.org.uk/?q=node/5
The Horsebridge Arts and Comunity Centre is a popular modern venue a stones throw from Whitstable beach. It is convenient for car parks, main bus stops and just ten minutes walk from Whitstable train station.
Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR, Tel: 01227 766266, www.abodecanterbury.co.uk/
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The Old Brewery Tavern may look back to historical antecedents, but it is wholly contemporary in design, outlook, approach and style.
The Street, Chilham, CT4 8DL, Tel: 01227 730351, Email, www.woolpackinnchilham.co.uk
The Woolpack Inn boasts a home-cooked menu with many of the ingredients being sourced locally. Fish comes off the boat in the morning and often is on the plate by lunch service.
10 Guildhall Street, Canterbury, CT1 2JQ, Tel: 01227 454544, Email, www.oscar-bentleys.co.uk/
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Intimate setting, mirrors, chandeliers, contemporary art deco at home in an Elizabethan facade. Coffee and cake, evening dinner with wine. Fresh food made to order. Family independent business. 100% gulten free.
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Moat Tea Rooms is a traditional tea room set in a beautiful 15th Century building. Serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea throughout the day. A wide selection of homemade cakes, scones, soup & lunches available to also takeaway.
4 Church Street (St Paul's), Canterbury, CT1 1NH, Tel: 01227 760076, Email, www.azouma.co.uk
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The Holiday Inn Express Canterbury offers a reliable and efficient meetings service with easy planning, comfortable meeting space and a range of in-room facilities, making it perfect for small meetings and training sessions.
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With a range of flexible suites overlooking the pitch and the rather unique lime tree, The Spitfire Ground St Lawrence is the perfect venue for every corporate and private event.
Old Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 3NZ, Tel: 01227 473612, Email, www.thespitfiregroundstlawrence.co.uk/weddings
Whether you are looking for ultimate granduer or planning a more intimate wedding, The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence is capable of providing a beautiful and unique backdrop to your special day.
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I'm a sucker for robotic remote control toys and a company called BeeWi has a new toy that like-minded geeks might find interesting called the BBZ150 Bluetooth Mini Robot. This little robot is very small measuring in at 6.5 cm x 6.2 cm x 7.7 cm. The bot is controlled via a smartphone application rather than an external control.


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Headline: "Local Areas Lead Kansas, Missouri in Deer Collisions"
Here in full was the story in the Kansas City Star:
Fall is the peak time for deer-car collisions, and the Kansas City area ranks at the top in both Kansas and Missouri.The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism said Johnson County had the most crashes in that state last year with 304. Statewide, there were nearly 8,695 vehicle accidents involving deer, with two human deaths and 322 injuries.
The Missouri Department of Transportation said that Kansas City and Lee's Summit led the state in deer collisions in 2011… Statewide, there were 3,980 deer-car collisions last year, with five human deaths and 411 injuries.
This is the time of year that deer focus on mating, and motorists are advised to be prepared for deer to dart across the road, especially between dusk and dawn.
The 2010 census taker who wandered into Thompson Springs, Utah, managed to find 39 residents. I'm betting the 2020 census will not bring good news for the "Chamber of Commerce." You see, Thompson is on "life support," better days are faded memories; it hardly makes for a worthy pee stop. Once a thriving supply town with stores, cafe and railroad depot, Thompson has succumbed to the terminal grip of irrelevance—a building-by-building decay courtesy of neglect and the dry rot of Time.
Since last week, we've learned that around 250,000 Coloradans have lost their insurance due to the Affordable Care Act and must now go find new insurance. Some can extend their individual insurance for a year, with no guarantees what the insurance world will look like then. It sounds like the scaled-down version of the enrollment extension proposal that Republicans and a dozen or so Democrats, including Colorado's Sen. Mark Udall, are urging the Obama administration to put in place.But, extension or no extension, there are a quarter of a million Coloradans who need to go shopping.
If we can but prevent the government from wasting the labours of the people, under the pretence of taking care of them, they must become happy.
- Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Cooper, November 29, 1802
People see horses grazing in the pasture and think what a beautiful sight it is, and it is — serene and pastoral. Pastoral – pasture…get it? But not all horses have pasture. The ones that don't get fed hay — grass hay, grass/alfalfa mix or straight alfalfa. And in some cases, that is better. Early spring grass may be too rich for some horses, and late in the season, before the snow, the grass is depleted of much of its vitamins and minerals.
Hey — so what's hay anyway? It isn't straw. That's for sure.
Hay is grass, legumes or other herbaceous plants that have been cut, dried and stored for use as animal fodder, particularly for grazing livestock such as cattle, horses, goats and sheep. Hay is also fed to pets such as rabbits and guinea pigs.
It's that time of year again — the beginning of the holiday season starting with Halloween this week.
When I first moved here some 20 years ago, I was told that we had our first snow around Halloween. Ha! Not anymore. This year certainly proved that. I was also told that you put on long underwear in October and take it off in May. Now, coming from a big city, I thought that was just about the most ridiculous thing I had heard of. Guess what? For me, that is certainly true, although this year it was on and off in September. Crazy weather patterns — but of course, there is no such thing as climate change. So who is the fool here? Some big government officials think climate change doesn't exist. What planet do they live on?
Halloween in the early part of the century — the one before this one — had its moments in and around Ouray County. In 1906, the order of law was anything but the order for All Saints Day. There was vandalism, tictacs (a prank involving cutting notches in the ends of a wooden spool and spinning it by string against a window, making a "tick-tack" noise) and even a dead horse.
From the Nov. 2, 1906 Ouray Herald:
By the time you get your grubby hands on this edition of the finest little newspaper in Colorado, the Lovely Woman and I will be rolling our antique but adequate RV, Goldie, into a remote, red rocked boondock near Moab, Utah: MounTain BiKing MeCCa of the world. Truth be known, Moab's proximity is one of the best reasons to live in Lovely Ouray County, a mere two and a half hours is all that stands between us and what is essentially another world of topography, climate and recreational opportunity. So that's the plan, to begin our annual winter migration in fall, roll west through the lonesome sage of Paradox Valley — with its nuclear red canyon walls — then brush up to the forested skirt of the LaSalle triplets and finally, coast into western Utah's crimson labyrinths like escaped lab rats, out for kicks and in for trouble. The problem, if one dare call a choice between two wonderful things a "problem," is Ms Autumn's lingering mood this year.
Art. What is it? Why do some people love opera or ballet and others prefer a visit to the dentist? That was the question at the heart of a play performed at Wright Opera House in Ouray last week.Theatergoers got a full plate of food-for-thought on a weekend when severe weather threatened to trump transcendent art; what they did not know, however, is that there was a story within the story. As it happens, the cast and director are all from Kansas City and, as members of the vibrant local artistic community, they are friends off-stage — friends portraying the often fickle and fragile nature of friendship in the face of a dispute over a work of art. But it could just as well be a difference of opinion over visual impact regulations in Ouray County.
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that switching to LED lighting over the next two decades could save the country $250 billion in energy costs and avoid 1,800 million metric tons of carbon emission over that time. The nation's electricity consumption for lighting would be reduced by nearly one half.So what does that mean for Ouray? As it turns out, virtually all of the lighting in the city's public buildings is from old-style fluorescent fixtures whose technology dates back some 70 years or more. In 2007 Congress mandated their obsolescence and as of last year the various component lamps, ballasts, etc., are no longer being manufactured. It is only a matter of time before they will have to be replaced and that raises the questions of just when and with what?
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Exploring the story lines, streaks and skids from this week's clay-court tournaments.
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We are extending the deadline to the Central Cupcake Chase until race day. The deadline to guarantee a shirt in your racebag is still tomorrow (we have to order shirts tomorrow to guarantee delivery by 2/28). We will place another order on race day and those shirts will be available for pick up at Central Middle on Monday, March 10. Forms may be dropped off at CMS tomorrow (8-4) or any day next week (8-11 or 1-4). Everyone who registers and pays before (or on) race day 3/1 WILL get a shirt...Those who register by tomorrow will get shirt on 3/1 and all others will either get on 3/1 (first come first serve until we run out) or can pick up on Monday, 3/10. Adult registration is $25. Student registration is $15 (includes college students). For more information, Email email@example.com
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Parent's role as monitor aids in reintegrating children into traditional schools
Most parents of children with learning disabilities will place their children in special programs/schools with the hope and intention that they will eventually master the skills that kept them from being successful in traditional schools.
My 4th grade son is enrolled in a school for students with learning disabilities. This year he seems to be making marked improvement. I see his written work improving and his reading is more fluent. I'd like to transfer him to a traditional school this fall, but his teachers are telling me that he needs to stay in his current school. I do trust their judgment, but isn't there an argument for him being better served by getting into the mainstream as soon as possible?
Becky P.
Tuscaloosa, AL
Dear Becky,
Most parents of children with learning disabilities will place their children in special programs/schools with the hope and intention that they will eventually master the skills that kept them from being successful in traditional schools. In this case, success is measured by the "all must go at the same speed doing the same thing" benchmark. For many children, being able to be a part of the mainstream age and grade peers is significant. They are no longer called "special" for reasons they would rather not be associated with, they no longer have to explain why they are not in the mainstream, and most of all the humiliating message that they lack what others do. The combinations of these are just a few reasons to help all children get back into he mainstream.
However, as a parent the last thing you want to see happen is for your child to go back, only to fail for reasons you could never anticipate. When considering going back to the mainstream, a parent has the responsibility of finding out what the curriculums require children to do and if your child will be able to do the same. Just because your child is doing better does not mean he is starting the race at the same gate as future fifth graders.
Put the new grade under a microscope. Forget everything you did in fifth grade and enter into he twenty-first century expectations of public and private schools. Look for facts. Avoid analysis until you have the data you need to be objective about the curriculum.
• Get a copy of the textbooks your child will use the next year.
• Get a month's worth of homework being given during the current year.
• Ask to see tests that the teachers have given the current year and the guidance they give children to master the content. (Worksheets, study sheets, Internet sites and more).
• Ask the teachers about opportunities for students such as your son who are transitioning to the constant daily challenge of new content, different teaching methods and teaching approaches in class (such as extra time, retaking a test, having oral tests and more).
• Samples of projects and written narrative assignments children are expected to do on their own.
• Reasons and types of disciplinary action related to events such as not completing tasks on time, poor grades, recess (if any), and after school extra-curricular activities.
Fortunately, fifth grade is still in what I refer to as the "rehearsal"
With this as your top expectation, sit with your child on some weekends and let him read to you from the books the school uses. You must make sure the child is able to sound out the words, fluently and know what it means. You will know if he does if he is able to rephrase it. Review the content the next day and then on the third day ask him a question in which he must explain the answer verbally. If he is able to then go to answer it in writing. If the school is technology based, then he should do this on a computer.
Also, you must ensure your son is ready for what must be mastered in fifth grade math. Does your child learn math with the approach he is using? If not, you could supplement with a computer program that could help him more.
Continue this process through each core subject and make sure your child is able to navigate through the curriculum at the speed and complexity that will be expected. Remember that your goal is to have your child manage the pace and aspire to pass. Anything else is frosting on the cake.
You have every right to hope to have your child reenter mainstream education. However , you must give yourself permission to make the decision that is best for you and your family in the long term.
Have a question about education, education-related issues or your child's schoolwork or homework? Ask Dr. Fournier and look for her answer in this column. E-mail your question or comment to Dr. Yvonne Fournier at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Missing Prescott woman found
PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. — A missing woman from Chino Valley has been found, according to the Prescott Valley Police Department.
Emily Moon, 38, was found Monday morning after disappearing Saturday afternoon. Moon had last been seen at a home near Navajo and Yavapai streets around 1 o'clock.
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Sometimes we have to throw an elbow to get their attention.
Bill Bolling, the current Lt. Governor of Virginia is a bitter, sore loser.
And he has decided to play spoiler by trying to siphon off as many votes as possible from Ken Cuccinelli just to make sure a Democrat – Terry McAuliffe – is elected.
This is not a political campaign, it is a spite campaign being waged by a petty and self centered man. Screw the party that has stood with him and behind him for over 2 decades. Screw the Republicans who donated their time and treasure to help him win office – over and over again.
And mostly, screw the people of Virginia.
It is all about Bill Bolling and his petty need for power and revenge.
Yesterday, Bill Bolling sent me an email asking my opinion on him running as an Independent. Should he or shouldn't he?
Well, Bill, consider this my answer. You asked, I delivered.
McAuliffe and Bolling sat down last month in a secret meeting that we wrote about here. And now Bolling wants to know my opinion on an Independent run for Governor.
Well, I designed this bumper sticker and placed the order today. I think the sticker speaks for itself and all of the Virginians that do not want to see carpetbagger Terry McAuliffe, a left wing opportunist that will raise taxes more than Bolling and Governor McDonnell already did.
Show your outrage and get your Anti-Bolling bumper sticker today.
For a $3 Donation I will send you a bumper sticker in the mail after they arrive. They should be in next week. And if I run out, I will order more.
To donate via PayPal, click here.
By regular mail:
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And I will have some at the Mechanicsville TEA Party meetings.
PLEASE MAKE SURE I HAVE YOUR ADDRESS IF YOU USE PAYPAL or MAIL.
And so you know, this is not an opportunity to make money for me. This is a serious attempt to stop Bill Bolling and his spite campaign.
And money I make above the cost of the bumper stickers and postage will be donated to Ken Cuccinelli. And just to be clear, Cuccinelli is not involved in this in any way.
And I admit this bumper sticker is a bit "edgy" but it sends a powerful message, and that is the intent here.
In addition, any Republicans that donate money to Bolling from her on has automatically resigned from the Republican Committee and State Party. We will be watching VPAP for donations as they are reported and publishing the names of Republicans that donate to a non-Republican in violation of the Party rules.


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Path of Destruction: A Novel of the Old Republic (Mass Market Paperbound)
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"Two there should be; no more, no less.
One to embody the power, the other to crave it."
-Darth Bane, Dark Lord of the Sith
On the run from vengeful Republic forces, Dessel, a cortosis miner, vanishes into the ranks of the Sith army and ships out to join the bloody war against the Republic and its Jedi champions. There, Dessel's brutality, cunning, and exceptional command of the Force swiftly win him renown as a warrior. But in the eyes of his watchful masters, a far greater destiny awaits him.
As an acolyte in the Sith academy, studying the secrets and skills of the dark side, Dessel embraces his new identity: Bane. But the true test is yet to come. In order to gain acceptance into the Brotherhood of Darkness, he must defy the most sacred traditions and reject all he has been taught. It is a trial by fire in which he must surrender fully to the dark side-and forge from the ashes a new era of absolute power.
"A solid space adventure that] charts the evolution of an antihero almost as chilling as Darth Vader."
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This CD is not nearly as good as the original, but as a real "Friends" fan, I decided to pick it up. The quotes are excellent, and a few of the songs aren't COMPLETELY terrible. I'm not sure how many of the songs were actually used in the show, although I'm certain that the used "Trouble with Boys" in the New Year's Rockin' Eve episode. Others may have been used as background music in party scenes, much like the songs on the first soundtrack were used. But the final song, "Friend 'Til The End (I'll Be There For You)" by Thor-El was absolutely terrible, and the Smelly Cat re-mix was overlong and annoying. In general the songs are bland adult-pop, probably the sort of music that the characters would listen to. Unless you want to prove you're a true fan of the show, you might as well skip it and just download audio clips from a peer-to-peer site, or buy the DVDs that are being released now.
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I would like to describe a process (not a person) as being critical. For example, for a process that undergoes criticism, correction and scrutinization such as auditing and inspection. I found the word critical would fit in the context, but saying "a critical process" may be mistaken to be "a crucial or important process". How can I structure or add to the phrase to avoid that? Or is there a better word to use?
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One alternative is to use a prepositional phrase rather than the adjective (since the adjective's meaning can be confused), as in: The design then undergoes a process of criticism.
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During a career that has spanned decades, Williamsville hairstylist Gino Martelli has acquired a reputation for a number of things.
One of them is his cooking.
Martelli, the News Cook of the Month, has spent decades honing his style, Italian specialties served with flair. Guests at his table have enjoyed memorable dishes like giant lobsters roasted over wood embers in the fireplace, and rustic pizzas of local tomatoes and fragrant backyard basil.
He'll butterfly pork loin, pound it thin, and roll it around spinach, gorgonzola, garlic, lemon and roasted pine nuts before roasting it with fresh apples and raisins.
He aims to please. When Martelli heard a prospective guest mention a disappointing risotto, he made satisfyingly earthy mushroom risotto cooked right, the rice tender but not mushy. He got the best scallops he could find, seared them and put them on a salad dressed with fresh orange vinaigrette, marinated home-roasted peppers and olives, punctuated with supremes of orange.
To make supremes, you peel a citrus fruit with a sharp knife, taking off the outer layers entirely. Then you carefully cut along the membranes to free juicy skinless citrus segments.Could you use canned mandarin oranges? he was asked. "No. It wouldn't have that burst of freshness," Martelli said. "If you want to impress people, you've got to get it fresh."
Does he cook to impress people?
"Always," he said. "It's really showing off. Isn't that what it's all about? I don't like to just cook and serve, say 'Here.' I want them to go, 'Aha.' I want the awe factor."
It certainly helps when he's trying to impress a woman, said Martelli. He's been married a couple of times and has a son and stepdaughter, but didn't want to detail his personal life.
He owns Gino Martelli Salon on Rock Street, where he still works one or two days a week, still cutting hair nearly a half-century after he went to barber school.
"Still working, still loving it," he said. "I still have the passion."
Martelli spent the first 10 years of his life in Italy, in a village called Canta Lupo, in Abruzzo. "We were peasants," he said. "We lived off of our land."
He grew up with a reverence for food that was reinforced by its scarcity. "You could not make a mistake, because if you did, there was no replacing it," he said. "We had one meal a day, polenta." At least the family had olive trees that provided fruit they had milled into oil, and some livestock, including goats and sheep.The family arrived in the U.S., landing on Buffalo's West Side, in 1953. His father Antonio had already arrived but was in Niagara Falls, Ont. Eventually the senior Martelli got his papers and joined his family in Buffalo, where he worked at Bethlehem Steel.
The plate that fired Gino Martelli's passion for mastering Italian dishes was, of all things, snails. Babaluci, the Sicilians call them.
"We had a place in Italy where the snails grow wild, grow crazy, and that's where I was introduced to snails," he said. "When I got here, I went to a place called Scotty's that had clams, and they had babalooch, the snails, that was to die for. "
His father showed him how to cook them, he said. Later, after he dropped out from Grover Cleveland High and went to barber school, he traveled to London to the Vidal Sassoon hairdressing school. There, he found an Italian restaurant called Alvaro's, which he adored and whose dishes he tried to copy.
Some of them he still makes, like a pasta with prosciutto, sun-dried tomatoes and onions. But Alvaro's emphasis – getting the best ingredients and treating them carefully to produce deceptively simple-looking dishes – shaped his cooking style.
The tomato pizza sitting on the marble countertop – in the kitchen he redesigned to serve as the center of parties – is a good example.
Martelli doesn't make his own pizza dough, because he likes the stuff Wegmans uses in its pizzeria. But he doesn't buy the frozen stuff; he goes to the pizzeria and asks for some of the fresh stuff out of the back.
The toppings are deceptively simple: tomato, basil and mushroom, no cheese and a drizzle of olive oil. Martelli cooks the crust first. He's carefully seasoned and roasted the mushrooms ahead of time. The basil's from his patio. The tomatoes, from his sister's garden, have been slightly blistered in a high-heat oven as the pizza was finished.
Even humble ingredients can become elegant if you treat them with care. That's enough to impress anyone, he said.
"For me, when I entertain, I want it to be like going to the finest restaurant money can buy."
Seared Scallops
6 large sea scallops, preferably dry packed
Olive oil
Sea salt
Ground pepper
Gently clean the sea scallops with a paper towel, to remove grit and absorb moisture. Make sure to remove the muscle that attached it to its shell. Place in bowl and drizzle with olive oil.
Put a nonstick sauté pan on high heat.
Once hot, drop scallops one by one gently in pan. (I usually put them in the order of a clock so I remember which is on first.) Cook 1 to 1½ minutes. You can see them turning white inside.
Flip and cook the other side the same way. Once golden brown on both sides, remove from pan to plate. Season with salt and ground pepper. Mixed Greens with Citrus Vinaigrette
2 or 3 tangerines or sweet oranges
½ teaspoon yellow mustard
1 teaspoon shallots, finely chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
Squeeze of a lemon
Salt and pepper to taste
1 bag salad greens
Roasted peppers and olives (optional)
Juice orange or tangerine to get ¼ cup juice. Then turn one into supremes: With a sharp knife, cut off the peel, exposing inner citrus flesh. Carefully cut along the membranes to free one wedge-shaped segment at a time.
Whisk together citrus juice, oil, shallots and mustard until blended. Season with salt and pepper. Add fresh lemon to wake up flavor.
Toss greens with dressing sparingly, just enough to coat. Arrange in bowl. Top with peppers and olives, if using, and citrus supremes.
Arrange warm seared scallops over salad. Serve immediately.
Mushroom Risotto
1 cup arborio rice
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon butter
1 whole shallot, finely chopped
½ cup white wine
1 quart mushroom broth, boiling hot
¼ to a cup grated Pecorino Romano, Parmigiano Reggiano, or your favorite cheese
Sautéed mushrooms (if desired)
In pot, cook shallot in butter and oil for 4 to 6 minutes. Add rice.
Stir until rice absorbs all the oil.
Add wine and stir until it's absorbed.
Add about ½ cup of boiling mushroom broth, and stir until absorbed. Add another ¼ cup, and keep stirring. Repeat until out of stock, about 30 minutes, continuing to stir throughout. Add cheese and sautéed mushrooms, if using, and stir one last time to combine.
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A former Iuka resident who taught and coached at Pleasant Ridge High School in Easton will go before a Leavenworth County judge Tuesday on three charges of having sexual relations with a student.
The judge will decide whether the case against Shannon Young, 36, Lansing, will proceed based on the evidence presented at the preliminary hearing. If convicted, Young would probably be sentenced to probation, according to Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson. The likelihood of probation could be threatened, however, if she violates the terms of her bond, which prohibits contact with the student.
Young, who graduated from Skyline High School in 1992, was arrested June 29. Prosecutors allege she engaged in consensual sex with a 17-year-old male student within the time frame of Aug. 1, 2009, to June 2, 2010.
Although the victim was of the legal age of consent in Kansas, teachers are still prohibited by law from having sexual relations with students at their schools.
Young taught language arts and coached volleyball at Pleasant Ridge High School for one year. She submitted her resignation in April.
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Thursday, March 10
8:15–8:45 am
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:45–9:00 am
Welcome and Overview
Judson W. Starr, Program Co-Chair
Thomas P. Kurz, Program Co-Chair
Alisha M. Avril, Program Attorney
9:00–10:15 am
2016 Supreme Court Review
Prof. Steven H. Goldblatt, Director, Supreme Court Institute, Georgetown University Law Center
Paul D. Clement, Bancroft, PLLC
Hon. Donald B. Verrilli Jr., Solicitor General of the United States
• Review the Supreme Court's business docket with the current and former Solicitor General
• Assess the impact of important cases on your companies
• Get your questions answered by three Supreme Court experts
10:15–10:30 am
Networking Break
10:30–11:45 am
2016 Institute Enforcers' Update
Robert E. Bostrom, Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, Abercrombie & Fitch
Andrew Ceresney, Director, Division of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Susan Harthill, Deputy Solicitor of National Operations, U.S. Department of Labor
Kathleen McGovern, Senior Deputy Chief, Fraud Section, U.S. Department of Justice
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• Examine best practices for avoiding enforcement action
• Understand how federal agencies collaborate and cooperate on enforcement activities
12:00–1:15 pm
Luncheon and Address
David Maraniss, Associate Editor at The Washington Post and the best-selling author of Once in A Great City: A Detroit Story and Barack Obama: The Story
1:30–2:45 pm
Session A: Workplace Violence: Prevention and Response
Julienne Bramesco, Labor Counsel, U.S. Postal Service
Deborah P. Kelly, Dickstein Shapiro, LLP
Chuck Tobin, President, AT-RISK International LLC
Robert Wiest, Corporate Security Director, CGI Group Inc.
• Learn how to develop the proper protocol and framework
• Assess the importance of liability insurance
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Session B: Shareholder Activism: What Must Companies Be Mindful Of in 2016?
Michael C. Wu, Senior Vice President of Legal & Corporate Affairs, General Counsel & Secretary, Carter's, Inc.
Keith E. Gottfried, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Ethan A. Klingsberg, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
Carmen M. Molinos, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
James C. Snyder, Jr., Former Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, Family Dollar
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- Recent developments impacting the landscape of hedge fund activism, including the playbooks of activists and boards
- Managing shareholder engagement and understanding the relationships among activist funds, good governance, proxy advisory firms, index funds, pension funds and institutional money managers
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- How to manage a board with an activist designee
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Roshini Rajkumar, CEO, Roshini Performance Group
Bennett Freeman, Former Senior Vice President for Sustainability Research and Policy, Calvert Investments
John T. Friedman, Director, Corporate Responsibility Communications, Sodexo Group
Stephen B. Young, Global Executive Director, Caux Round Table
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2:45–3:05 pm
Networking Break
3:05–4:20 pm
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Eric Reicin, Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, MorganFranklin Consulting, LLC
Jonathan C. Fritts, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Richard F. Griffin, Jr., General Counsel, National Labor Relations Board
Paul Lalli, Corporate Labor Counsel, General Electric Company
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• Study who must now be invited to the negotiation table in union organization meetings
• Examine the impact on nonunion workplaces
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Session B: What You Don't Know Might Hurt You: Raising Funds and Capital in a Changing Market
Ricardo A. Anzaldua, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Inc.
James M. Cain, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP
Robert S. Chase II, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP
David A. Sirignano, Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP
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Mark S. Melodia, Reed Smith LLP
Scott N. Godes, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Laura Jehl, Sheppard Mullin
Matthew McCabe, Marsh & McLennan Companies
Marissa Olsen, Senior Claims Counsel, Endurance Specialty Holdings Ltd.
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• Explore where the government is going and how you can prepare
• Assess the critical impact of the Wyndham decision
4:25–5:40 pm
Session A: Understanding Evolving Standards of Whistleblower Risk
Stephen Shine, Chief Regulatory Counsel, Prudential Financial, Inc.
Sean McKessy, Chief, Office of the Whistleblower, Securities and Exchange Commission
Gerald J. Russello, Sidley Austin LLP
Jordan A. Thomas, Labaton Sucharow
• Learn who is really a whistleblower
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• Understand the legal elements of retaliation, and review how to avoid it
• Review current litigation addressing who is entitled to protection
Session B Where's the Regulatory Line with the CFPB?
Antonio F. Dias, Jones Day
Anthony Alexis, Assistant Director for Enforcement, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Meredith Fuchs, Senior Vice President, Chief Counsel, Capital One Financial Corporation
Christopher J. Willis, Ballard Spahr LLP|
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• Consider the extension of enforcement into financial services
• Probe the use of regulatory methodology
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5:40–7:00 pm
Networking Cocktail Reception
Sponsored by Berkeley Research Group
6:45–7:00 pm
Registration for Women's General Counsel Forum
7:00–8:00 pm
Women's General Counsel Forum: Being a Trusted Adviser to the Company and a Risk Taker
Introductions: Kathleen T. Barlow, Senior Vice President, Marsh USA, Inc.
Marcia Wiss, Esq.
Shelly Cooper, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, IAP Worldwide Services, Inc.
Cindy Lewin, General Counsel, AARP
Sloane Perras, Chief Legal Officer, The Krystal Company and On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Farinaz S. Tehrani, Former Executive Vice President, Legal & Compliance, WP Glimcher Inc.
• How have you become a trusted adviser to your company?
• Are there instances when you had to stick your neck out and make an unpopular-but right-decision?
• Did this unlock a door?
8:00–9:00 pm
Champagne and Chocolate Reception
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Friday, March 11
8:00–8:30 am
Continental Breakfast
8:30–9:30 am
Legal Ethics for Corporate Counsel: Crisis Management
Michael D. Daneker, Arnold & Porter LLP
Alejandra Montenegro Almonte, Division General Counsel, North America & Latin America, gategroup
Cheryl Call, Deputy General Counsel, Blackbaud Inc.
Bridgett C. Zeterberg, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Total Wine & More
• Hear about high-risk liability areas on the horizon
• Learn about the legal issues involved when you prepare for and respond to crises
• Consider the balance between legal and public-relations concerns
• Learn how to deal with a cyber-breach crisis
9:30–10:30 am
You Can't Always Get What You Want: Legal Challenges in Monetizing Big Data
Bennett B. Borden, Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Paul Bond, Reed Smith, LLP
Matt Long, General Counsel, Palantir
Khurram Nasir Gore, Chief Strategy Officer & General Counsel, Personal BlackBox Company, PBC
• Examine how companies are navigating the legal challenges and risks surrounding privacy, HIPAA, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
• Understand what "big data" is and why it is so valuable
• Explore the business models of big data companies and how they leverage their data
10:30–10:50 am
Networking Break
10:50 am–12:05 pm
2016 Institute Antitrust Update
Deborah P. Majoras, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary, The Procter & Gamble Company
Deborah L. Feinstein, Director, Bureau of Competition, U.S. Federal Trade Commission
David I. Gelfand, Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Litigation, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice
• Review DOJ and FTC priorities for the year ahead that may affect your companies
• Tackle the latest hot-button issues corporate counsel need to know in the merger review process
• Assess how the election results may impact the government's priorities
• Examine how closely enforcement agencies work with their foreign counterparts
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12:25–1:40 pm
Session A: New Visions for the Delivery of In-House Legal Services: How to Be Business Savvy
Jeff Carr, ValoremNext LLC
Kevin Clem, Managing Director & Practice Group Leader, Law Department Consulting, HBR Consulting LLC
Andrew Olek, General Counsel, WeddingWire, Inc.
Roy A. Shulman, Vice President & Chief Legal Officer, Operations & Systems, Prudential Financial, Inc.
• Learn how innovative companies approach risk assessment and the efficient deployment of legal resources
• Review who should be doing what: outside vs. in-house counsel; outsourcing; contract attorneys; attorneys vs. other internal staff
• Examine how the best law departments can add value
Session B: Election Law Compliance in This Critical Year: Avoiding the Pitfalls
Stefan C. Passantino, Dentons
Jan Witold Baran, Wiley Rein LLP
Rebecca H. Gordon, Perkins Coie LLP
Jennifer B. McIntyre, Chief Counsel, Government Operations, Boeing
• Review how campaign finance laws affect corporations
• Explore the myriad rules surrounding contributions, including: candidates, PACs, Super PACs, and nonprofits
• Demystify the "pay to play" landscape
1:40–2:00 pm
Networking Break
2:00–3:15 pm
The CEO's Perspective
Ann M. Kappler, Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel & Head of External Affairs, Prudential Financial, Inc.
Timothy J. Mayopoulos, President and Chief Executive Officer, Fannie Mae
• You've always wondered, and now you can hear directly from the CEO what they look for in a general counsel
• Compare the CEO's hiring goals to those of the Board
• Learn about what the CEO values most in the CLO on a day-to-day basis
3:15–4:30 pm
General Counsel Panel 2016
Jane Sherburne, Principal, Sherburne PLLC; Former General Counsel, BNY Mellon
Pamela Gonzales de Cordova, General Counsel, FHLBanks Office of Finance
Richard M. Lucas, Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, Walker & Dunlop
Rodney C. Pratt, Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, Converse Inc.
• Learn what's keeping general counsel up at night in 2016
• Assess how the general counsel role is evolving in the modern corporation
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Moving along from one project to another, Miley Cyrus was spotted arriving at a studio in Burbank to rehearse for her upcoming tour wearing a pair of 4 Stroke shorts. Joined by her mother, Tish, the "Hannah Montana" star strutted out of her convertible Audi and past awaiting paparazzi as she readied for the day's workload.
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Did anyone catch the Teen Choice Awards 2009 last night? It was held at Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California. There was denim! Taylor Lautner sported a pair of J Brand Denim Co. Jeans and picked up the award for Choice Movie Fresh Face Male!
Zac Efron wore a pair of dark blue jeans, he won the Choice Movie Actor Award for comedy in 17 Again and Choice Movie Actor for music/dance awards!
Miley Cyrus also attended and performed her song Party in the USA on stage! She wore an Enza Costa Rogue Rip Baseball tank and Christian Louboutins and won 4 awards! Choice Movie Actress for Music/Dance, Choice Movie Hissy Fit for her role in the Hannah Montana Movie, Choice TV Actress for comedy and Choice Music Single for her song 'The Climb'.
Kristen Stewart was another who took the limilight in a Rock & Republic Roma Dress with spikes, this dress will be available to buy in September exclusivley at the new R&R boutique on Robertson. Kristen also picked up the Choice Movie Actress Drama award.
Vanessa Hudgens looked absolutely stunning in her purple dress, so did Ashley Tisdale in a gorgeous dress designed by Used/Unused and spiked Christian Louboutin shoes. Hayden Panettiere was another celeb sporting Christian Louboutins and a Zac Posen pink dress.
Robert Pattinson kept his usual scruffy style in a pair of grey jeans which look to be Dior Homme, Nike shoes and a check shirt, I've never been a fan of his style but he got given the Choice Male Hottie award and Choice Movie Actor Drama for his role in Twilight.
Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf also picked up some Surfboard Awards, Megan, receiving the Choice Summer Movie Star Female award for Transformers 2: Revenge of the fallen and Choice Female Hottie. Shia got awarded the Choice Summer Movie Star Male award for Transformers 2: Revenge of the fallen.
Ed Westwick was another celeb who sported denim, he cuffed his jeans at the bottom, almost looking like capris… Anyway he got given the Choice TV Villain award for his role in Gossip Girl. Chace Crawford also wore jeans to the event, he won Choice TV Actor for is role in Gossip Girl.
The Jonas Brothers were also a huge hit at the Teen Choice Awards 2009, picking up 4 awards!! Choice TV Actor Comedy, Choice TV Breakout Show, Choice Music Album and Choice Red Carpet Fashion Male Icons, I wonder what they are going to do with 4 surfboards?
Britney Spears looked great as well, she picked up The Ultimate Choice award and Leighton Meester, wow I love her stripey dress and red shoes, it's the perfect outfit! She won Choice TV Actress Drama for her role in Gossip Girl. Kim Kardashian even went blonde for the event! Selena Gomez also won the Summer TV award.
Other music awards went to Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, Lady GaGa and more. Check out all of their outfits in the gallery below! You can also view the full list of winners here.
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Celebs in Denim: Miley Cyrus in Siwy
Stopping for coffee with her mom, Miley Cyrus wears a pair of itty bitty Siwy Camilla cut off shorts in Snowstorm. She looked pretty happy and even stopped to pose for photos with fans! Siwy shorts are really popular among other celebs too, such as Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens. Do you own these shorts? If you like the look of Siwy shorts you can check out some more styles here.
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A half-ounce flying mammal, a tiny marsupial that glides from tree limb to tree limb, and a hairless, burrowing rodent with supersize front teeth all share a trait that makes them intriguing to researcher Viviana Perez: exceptional longevity. The little brown bat (Myotis lucifungus), common across North America, has been known to live more than […]
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To The Editor: Your editorial of July 17 concerning downtown Hendersonville stated that "Jim Kastetter has done a good job of promoting the downtown area and helping it grow."
I feel that Jim has done an outstanding job even though he has been faced with insurmountable obstacles. Until some of these obstacles are removed, no one will be able to much improve downtown and Main Street. A few of these follow:
When on Saturday, downtown is hosting Old-Timey Day at the Curb Market and Chalk-it-Up! -- a tremendous local draw for potential shoppers -- and the Hendersonville meter maid is marking tires and ticketing cars when there has been no Saturday enforcement of parking in months, downtown is not setting high standards.
When business owners or employees slam the doors in shoppers' faces at or before 5 p.m. on Friday, Saturday or Sunday, especially when there is a Main Street event, downtown is not setting high standards.
When merchants continue to park in the two-hour parking, 15-minute parking, handicapped parking and parking lots in violation of parking codes, downtown is not setting high standards. (More to come!)
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i didnt win imma sell as adoptable ~~
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- Dont spend points on something you wont use! if you adopted it,then use it c:
- You may change some little details~
- You can use it as a ref or something but u HAVE to give credits to me!
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I would like to use this design for my next dragon.
I have the points :3 may I have?
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sorry but someone asked before you :c but still didnt confirm wether he wants it or not, if not then it will automatically go to u!
I really like ur watemark gurl
Can we pay with paypal instead of points?
trully is adorable
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good luck on the contest ;333;
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Excuse me...
If this doesn't win could I maybe have it?
i dont know really ;W; i still didnt choose what price will i sell it with;;
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Welcome to the Fort Myers FL office of Spherion, a recruiting and staffing leader with a distinct local focus. Founded in 1946, every year we help more than 3,000 companies find the temporary and permanent talent they need to work better, faster and more efficiently. Individually owned, your staffing needs will be met with personalized service and qualified candidates that match the precise needs of your opportunity. From administrative and light industrial, to customer service, non-clinical healthcare and professional specialties, Spherion fills a broad range of workforce needs. Discover the difference a staffing partner with local roots and national resources can make!
Our Services
For more than 65 years, Spherion has been providing the skilled resources and timely solutions companies need to meet business goals - from flexible, temp-to-hire and project-based staff, to direct-hire talent, managed staffing and on-premise solutions. Partnering together, your staffing needs will be met by a local recruiting team that understands your business and the type of talent that will thrive in your workplace. Using social media, mobile tools, text job alerts and traditional recruiting, Spherion is able to rapidly source the right candidates, then rigorously screen, assess and reference-check talent to ensure the optimal hire, every time!
Map and Directions
.9 mile North of Daniels Parkway on South Cleveland Ave. Turn West on Brantley Rd (Val Ward Cadillac). Proceed .4 mile and turn left into World Plaza II office park on World Plaza Lane. Proceed to building 60 on right, parking in front of building.
Awards and Recognitions
Over the years, Spherion® has been the recipient of numerous honors and awards that have made us a distinguished provider of recruiting and staffing services. However, our greatest achievement is not in our accolades, but in the success of clients and candidates. "America's Most Admired Companies" for six years - Fortune Magazine "America's Most Trustworthy Companies" - Forbes Magazine "America's Leading Companies" - Forbes Magazine "Best of Show" "Innovator of the Year" "Call Center of the Year" Spherion Performance Forum Spherion Spirit Award Find out how Spherion can help you! Contact us today!
Meet our Team
Larry Miller
David Miller
Ellen Owen
Branch Manager
Denise Gonnelli
Staffing Coordinator
Bradi Mckown
Client Service Supervisor
Melissa Seacat
Business Development Manager
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12620 World Plaza Lane, Bldg 60, Suite 1
Fort Myers
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Meet Our Team
Larry Miller
David Miller
Ellen Owen
Branch Manager
Denise Gonnelli
Staffing Coordinator
Bradi Mckown
Client Service Supervisor
Melissa Seacat
Business Development Manager
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