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The rudest, crudest, lewdest, drunkest band in Christendom: Thus boasted the Macc Lads—England's premier prankster-punk provocateurs—in their official website clarion call. Hailing from Macclesfield (hence the name), a depressed working-class town just outside of Manchester, the band's ultra-offensive tall-tales and home-town high jinks rattled the nerves of the British establishment during the '80s, while satiating the perverse desires of their obsessive disciple/fan base.
The Lads were a love/hate proposition for which few were lukewarm or uncertain in their reactions to the band's verbal assaults. Extreme was the nature of their music, as was the nature of reactions to it. Within their deftly created insular world, traits of civility, sensitivity, and compromise were anathemas. Therein lay the foundation of their punk-inspired wit.
The Macc Lads were also very much a band of their times. The '80s represented not only the high-point of political correctness, but also its primary counter-force of sick humor. As polite society sought to adjust language and conduct to the changing forces of the times, careful not to offend any of the emergent identity groups (women, gays, ethnic minorities), the Macc Lads harnessed the basest stereotypes of these groups and propelled them with reckless abandon into their lyrics. By coarsening the culture, they countered mainstream trends towards liberalism and good manners. Stand-up comedians from George Carlin to Andrew Dice-Clay embarked upon similar counter-offensives throughout the decade, exposing middle-class hypocrisy, decrying censoring sensibilities, and provoking stuffy puritans with a steady bombardment of F-bombs and leg-pulling insults. Within the UK—at the same time—Vis comic operated with the same motivation, crafting satirical sketches that ridiculed the establishment via an extreme punk vernacular and a twisted toilet humor. For those who felt that the age of PC represented an Orwellian shift towards officially sanctioned speech and conduct, the Macc Lads offered a relief haven where the most extreme expression—warts 'n' all—was both permitted and promoted.
The Macc Lads' brand of raw humor mirrored other comedic trends, too, both past and present. Within England—particularly in the North—irreverent working-class humor has prospered since the music hall days of the late 19th century. This style of comedy—often sexist, racist, and homophobic—continues to this day in small clubs and pubs across the nation. Its less extreme manifestations filtered into comedic music, and can be found in the saucy songs of trailblazers like George Formby, Lonnie Donegan, and Benny Hill, to name but a few. Their lyrical tall-tales, bursting with sexual innuendo and regional vernacular, are the very foundations of Macc Lad humor. Curiously, the band's methods also have much in common with African-American dozens humor, particularly as expressed by contemporaneous "dirty" rappers like 2 Live Crew and Ice T. Both play on stereotypes of themselves and others as the bases of their signifying. Put-down insults and exaggerated boasts are at the heart of each, and sex and violence are the ubiquitous source topics. Storytelling is common to both schools, too, self-aggrandizing and outrageous tall-tales constructed around a slang-speech that emanates from their respective working-class neighborhoods. A group of gutter-punks from North-West England may appear to have little in common with black rappers from Miami or South-Central Los Angeles, but through humor (and modern communications) vast bridges exist, creating bonds between the like-minded who would likely never cross paths.
Like much rap, too, a proud, parochial regionalism is prevalent in the Macc Lads' insular lyrical world. Following Hemingway's dictum to write what you know, the Macc Lads wrote about Macclesfield: its pubs (The Bear's Head), its beer (Boddingtons), and its girls (Charlotte, Miss Macclesfield). Each element of this world is detailed with its own fixed clichés and stereotypes: the girls are "slags", beer other than "Boddies" is "piss", and men who are not Macc Lads are "poofs". This caricature portraiture is all-pervasive across Macc Lads' lyrics, and no one is exempt from its one-dimensional depictions. But whereas parodists like Randy Newman and Jello Biafra constantly change their narrative masks from song to song and subject to subject, Muttley McLad (the Lads' singer-songwriter) always stays in character and keeps within his limited repertoire of banal activities, these encapsulated in the title of the band's "sophomore" album, Beer Sex Chips 'N' Gravy (1985).
So what is this persona that provides the point-of-view of the Macc Lads? Essentially, their speaker is a parody of a very English "type" in extremis: the bigoted, boozing, xenophobic, foul-mouthed Northern working-class slob. Not surprisingly, this caricature has a thing or two to say about foreign policy (on both sides of the pond). "Buenos Aires" (1985) was written in the wake of the Falklands War and somewhat reflected Prime Minister Thatcher's "muscular" approach, as seen through a Lads-eye-view: "After a scrap with the English navy they'll ask for the recipe for chips 'n' gravy / Aye up, the Lads are on their way / With their bayonets and their Tommy guns / And their bellies full of Boddingtons". The Sun newspaper apparently missed the irony of the Lads' "political science" and began plans to ship multiple copies of the song down to the fighting British forces, thus revealing that parody—in the hands of the dim-witted—can sometimes have unintended consequences (a fact/fate Sacha Baron Cohen has recently been famously forced to face).
The outer reaches of the Macc Lads' caricature-humor can be found in their Band Aid parody, "Feed Your Face" (1987). Excruciatingly offensive in point-of-view and content, the song features a typical Macc Lad watching Live Aid and mouthing reactions not quite in unison with the consensus sympathies of the day: "These foreigners need sorting out / They've always got either droughts or flooding / We'd make a killing if we opened a chippy". Ironically inverting "Saint" Bob Geldof's original sentiments, the chorus rings out, "Feed your face / Don't give them a second thought". Outrage followed the song's release as it was banished from all commercial radio while being "officially" denounced by various members of Parliament. As substantiated by the above Sun example, this brand of parody humor invariably faces potential misinterpretation, or, at least, of audiences not seeing (or wishing to see) behind the narrative farce.
Besides the caricature provocations of his narrative strategies, Muttley McLad uses broad strokes of demeaning humor to paint the colorful cast of characters in the Macc-community. The local girls are his favorite prey, and they are all variants on the "slag" type. "Charlotte" (1985) presents a portrait of said-woman as an uncontainable sex addict with a voracious appetite for devouring men; she is "the biggest slag in Macc" who will "do anything to get you in the sack". "Sweaty Betty" (1985) is more grotesque in caricature, but "after ten pints…looks quite fit". She is the kind of figure one hears of in any number of '80s rap songs, though Muttley brings an Anglicized spin to his details: "I couldn't believe the size of her bum / She used to play for Wigan at the back of the scrum". A more appealing picture is painted of "Miss Macclesfield" (1985). Initially, the speaker describes her in glowing terms (at least from a Macc Lad perspective): "She was the perfect woman, she was my kind of a bird / Cos she stayed in the kitchen and never said a word". The wholesome lass falls out of favor, though, after she wins the local beauty pageant and starts to get above her station (i.e. independent). Here, the anti-PC irony drips from every line, and it is clear that Muttley's particular objections to the Miss Macclesfield competition are actually the comic inverse to what they would be from certain (feminist) quarters.
One of the more endearing elements of the Macc Lads' humor is their willingness to open themselves up to self-mockery. In some of those songs, the guest-narrating Macc Lasses turn the tables on our macho heroes. "Two Stroke Eddie" ('90) uses the famous Shangri-La's girl group anthem, "Leader of the Pack" (1964), as its premise. However, instead of the original's portrayal of romantic desire, the Lasses demand sexual satisfaction, only to be disappointed, as Eddie "only had an inch, and that was foreskin". In "Dan's Round Us Handbags" (1985) (sic), the Lasses seek refuge from their Lad boyfriends with a holiday in Marbella. Here, the band's conventional abuse is twisted into an opposite gender perspective when a Lass grumbles, "My boyfriend's a twat, he's getting on my tits / He hasn't shagged me for a week coz he's always too pissed".
As skilled as the Macc Lads were at satirizing conventions, their greatest gifts lay at primal linguistic levels. Their lexicon of local vernacular was as rich and evocative as Cab Calloway's and Ian Dury's, and their puns were deposited in abundance within their lyrics. Album titles include From Beer to Eternity, Beer Necessities, and Alehouse Rock, and among their song titles are "Don't Fear the Sweeper", "Fellatio Nell, Son", and "Mary Queen of Pox". Even at their most offensive and insulting, such "low" humor wordplay kept the wit front-and-center, ever calling attention to the fact that they were calling attention to the humor of their endeavors; this, in itself, was an implicit call for the uptight to get over themselves and to let some humor break down their overly serious natures.
As has been the fate for many of the more extreme language-based comics, the Macc Lads' deeper messages and codes have been generally ignored, their surface content processed simplistically as obscene, dangerous, and unacceptable. In the UK, radio stations refused to play their songs, many venues refused to host their shows, and certain stores were unwilling to stock their records. Despite the blanket of censorship, the band's cult status escalated during the 1980s in counter-parallel to the insinuating spread of mainstream political correctness. At the peak of their success in 1995, after just completing tours of both the US and Europe, the Lads did the unexpected in such circumstances and decided to call it quits. The catalogue of guilty pleasures they have left behind may not offer any progressive programs for social change, but they do provide a relief sanctuary for libertarian lovers of extreme humor, a place most of us wish to—though we may not always admit to wishing to—withdraw into once in a while.
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The above essay is an excerpt from a forthcoming book about rock-related artists who use(d) humor as a primary instrument of rebellion.
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About the Alfred F. Mannella and Rose T. Lauria-Mannella Distinguished Speakers Series:
The generosity of Villanova University alumnus Alfred S. Mannella has made it possible for Falvey Memorial Library to sponsor a series of annual events, focusing on scholarship about Italian-American history, culture, and the immigrant experience. The endowed lecture series is named for his parents, Alfred F. and Rose T. Lauria-Mannella. The talks in the Speakers series are held in the Library at the heart of Villanova University's campus. They are open to the wider community and, as always, are free to everyone, including the general public.
Mr. Mannella's generous support also provides funds for the Library to acquire books on the Italian-American community and its heritage, a topic close his heart. It is Mr. Mannella's hope that his gifts will inspire other Villanova alumni to give to the development of Library programming and collections.


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Following an altercation that took place back in July in New York City, New York, A$AP Rocky pled guilty to attempted grand larceny.
According to TMZ, the Harlem, New York native got into it with two photographers for taking pictures of him while he was verbally fighting with another person. A$AP tried to grab the camera, which is where his larceny charge originated.
In exchange for pleading guilty to the larceny charge, his attempted robbery in the second degree and assault charges were dropped.
He was sentenced to three days community service and must pay a $250 fine, in addition to staying out of trouble until his next court hearing in February.
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Farmers National Bank is Mahoning Valley's leading community bank with more than $1.6 Billion in assets. With 39 locations in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana, Stark, Wayne, Medina, and Cuyahoga Counties in Ohio, and Beaver County in Pennsylvania, Farmers also has a full array of financial services, including the Farmers Trust Company, which was acquired in March of 2009.
Founded in 1887, Farmers has been community-minded and committed to the Valley for more than 125 years. Throughout the recent financial crisis, Farmers has shown great strength by continuing rock-solid business and lending practices that help the individuals and businesses in our communities thrive and survive.
For years to come, Farmers National Bank will continue to strive for innovative solutions for our customers, associates, shareholders, and the community.
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Integrity. Respect. Diligence. Stewardship. Commitment. Relationships.
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"Our organization will strive to be the premier financial partner providing the best products and services to achieve innovative solutions for customers, associates, shareholders, and the community. We will do so with integrity, respect and commitment to quality."
Since 1887, Farmers National Bank has shared in the history of our community. Farmers has met the financial needs of neighbors and served as a source of strength, service and pride in the Mahoning Valley.
Farmers was founded on February 19, 1887 by a group of local businessmen to serve the needs of the growing community. The group purchased 500 shares of stock valued at $100 each to begin their banking venture. Alexander Dickson, a former school teacher, Civil War captain and Treasurer of Mahoning County, was named the bank's first president at its first charter meeting.
On the bank's first day of business, a total of $170 was deposited from a tavern keeper, barber, school master, two tailors and a housewife. Today members of the community continue to choose Farmers National Bank as their financial institution and that commitment to community is what has made Farmers a success.
Located in the heart of Canfield, on the town's historic green, Farmers serves as a reminder of the community's past and its continued success in the future. It remains visibly at the center of our town's activities — a place where residents still gather for parades, picnics and concerts.
From humble beginnings in the town's center with a single employee, Farmers has grown to include 38 banking locations in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana, Stark, Wayne, Medina, and Cuyahoga Counties in Ohio, and Beaver County in Pennsylvania. And we continue to evolve and better meet the ever-changing needs of the community without losing sight of what has made us so strong. We believe in one on one service, that's why our branches can still be found in small communities where personalized service is exemplified. As a complement to our customer service, Farmers offers access to accounts and businesses transactions wherever you need it and whenever you need it with online access. New and updated services are always added to make our customer's banking experience at Farmers even better.
With a strong foundation to build on, Farmers will continue to be an on-going source of strength, stability and customer service in the community. We think Alex Dickson would still be proud of his bank.


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The 2013 MLS season saw the coming of age of many of the league's best young prospects, including several who helped lead their teams to better-than-expected campaigns.
The New England Revolution tandem of Diego Fagundez and Kelyn Rowe headline the 2013 SBI MLS Under-23 Best XI after they helped lead the Revs to a run to the playoffs that included a nail-biting series loss to eventual MLS Cup champion Sporting Kansas City.
Darlington Nagbe enjoyed a breakout season of his own, helping the Portland Timbers finish with the best record in the Western Conference.
The criteria to be eligible for the SBI MLS Under-23 Best XI is simple. Any player born on January 1, 1990 or sooner is eligible to be on the team (basically anyone who was younger than 23 when the year began).
Who else made the SBI MLS Under-23 Best XI? Here are our selections:
SBI MLS Under-23 Best XI
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—–Darlington Nagbe-(23)—–Diego Fagundez-(18)—–
—Luis Gil (20)– Dillon Powers-(22)—Kelyn Rowe-(22)
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Chris Klute (23)——————–Sheanon Williams (23)
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Honorable Mention:
Bill Hamid (23); DeAndre Yedlin (20), Kofi Sarkodie (22), Andrew Farrell (22), Shane O'Neill (20), Andrew Jean-Baptiste (21), Ethan White (22), Kellyn Acosta (18); Perry Kitchen (21), Gershon Koffie (22), Jonathan Osorio (21), Wil Trapp (20); Deshorn Brown (23), Juan Agudelo (20), Jack McInerney (21), Gyasi Zardes (22), Kekuta Manneh (18).
What did you think of the selections? Who do you feel should have made the Best XI that didn't? Who are you happy to see included?
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First I really hope Danny is back, if not we have a problem. Last time we play New Jersey Darren Collison was worthless against Deron Williams. In fact both he and George Hill where taken advantage of in the post so badly that we were forced to Let Lance play point guard. AJ never got a chance that game so I won't prejudge him.
If Danny doesn't play tomorrow, we don't have the depth at wing to make that move. I don't see anything that is going to keep DC from getting Dominated in the post again tomorrow and I don't really think we should wait for it to happen before we adjust our lineup.
If Danny is good to go I would start Lance at PG, just for this game given what happened last time. This won't happen but I am just concerned because especially without GH we have a serious match-up issue coming at us tomorrow night and I am tired of losing.
What do you guys and gals think we should do? Anyone think Collision stands a chance at guarding DWill? Can AJ put up a fight against him? Is this not a serious concern?


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Skoda, Fallon
These ads are very nice and build on a long running series of decent ads Fallon has done for Skoda. The 'Mimic' spot build on the idea that people subconsciously copy each other. We see a man crossing his legs as the person next to him does as the voiceover asks 'Isn't it funny how we all copy each other?' The ad ends with people pressing their electronic keys to unlock their cars with each with a double beep. Our Skoda owner stands out with a single beep. Nicely observed. Finishes with the strapline 'Skoda Octavia isn't afraid to be different'.


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Stark Co. zoning board OK's controversial South Heart rail terminal
On the second go around, Stark County Planning and Zoning Board members approved a 686-acre agricultural-to-industrial rezoning request on Wednesday from developers seeking to build a rail terminal 5 miles west of South Heart.
Commissioners tacked on a catch in an attempt to mitigate the concerns of local landowners — developers must meet with county officials to determine the best way to improve one of the main roads to be used by the facility.
This reverses a decision commissioners made when developer Great Northern Project Development first brought the project before them in late September.
All the board members present, except Kurt Froelich, voted Wednesday to approve the project. Board Chair Russ Hoff will bring the recommendation to the full County Commission at its Tuesday meeting.
Froelich said "a lot of unanswered questions" about the project gave him pause.
"I'm really concerned about that issue and moving into the future and can they really satisfy the needs of everybody? That's a very strong concern of mine," he said.
"I'm also very strongly concerned about the safety of the people in that area that this thing is gonna affect."
But the majority of the commissioners had an outlook that if the project didn't develop in Stark County — and bring in tax dollars and jobs — it would just move further down the Burlington Northern Santa Fe line.
"If we don't move forward, then this goes down the line into Billings County, let's just say," Hoff said. That's "lost tax revenue, and we're still gonna get the traffic and we're still gonna get the trucks to our area."
So commissioners OK'd the project, with the stipulation of developers working with officials to make paving and widening improvements 125th Street.
At both hearings, grassroots group "Neighbors United" came out strong, with many of the locals testifying twice. They shared yellow T-shirts and concerns over the estimated 300 more trucks a day on Highway 10 to truck out the materials coming in by rail.
Project heads said they had made many changes in the two months since the last rezoning attempt, but local landowners say their concerns were not erased.
A sticking point in September was whether BNSF, already overwhelmed and causing delays when it dissects small towns during delays, could handle the new rail spur.
But a BNSF executive and project heads testified that there had been extensive discussions ensuring it was worth the investment on both ends.
"Not only did we have to vet Burlington Northern Santa Fe and make sure that they could meet our needs," Great Northern Properties CEO Charles Kerr told the board, "Burlington Northern Santa Fe has also had to vet us."
"We believe that the fundamentals of the South Heart project are sound. We believe that the changes that have occurred since the last hearing are significant and material," Kerr said.
Developers want to create a transloading facility to receive loads of fracking proppants, aggregate, oilfield equipment, agricultural products and building products.
As he did the first go around, county planner Steve Josephson recommended denial of the rezoning because it isn't consistent with zoning in the vicinity of the site, and because it would allow uses "generally not compatible with or comparable to" uses in the vicinity.
In speaking to the board, Josephson said the developers didn't address any mitigation of issues for nearby landowners, like dust or fumes.
"In the past two months, what has changed?" asked local resident Mary Hodell. "It's the same proposal here again we still have the same concerns. I don't understand what the hurry is."
Nearby landowner Laurie Solberg echoed Hodell.
"None of this has changed. We've heard a lot of their promises but the other thing is they've not spoken about any of the noise that will affect us that are very close to this," she said.
Stark Development Corporation executive vice president Gaylon Baker voiced support for the project because of the jobs it'd provide.
"Workforce development is our big deal and a project like this, the great thing in the realm of workforce development that it does for us is these are all head-of-household jobs."


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Product Liability Solicitor
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- BCL Legal London
- Location
- England, London, City of London
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- £40000 - £55000 per annum
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- 17 Oct 2016
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This Legal 500 rated claimant firm are seeking 2 assistant solicitors to work within the firm's renowned product liability team. These are business critical roles and the firm are able to arrange interviews within the next two weeks. Product liability experience is an advantage, however, candidates with high value claimant clinical negligence and/or catastrophic injury personal injury experience who have gained exposure to product liability will also be considered.
This is an interesting and challenging role and the successful applicant will hold a responsible position assisting a product liability partner with their caseload. The work will mainly focus on defective products claims against large companies.
This is a specialist law firm with some of the country's leading product liability, personal injury, clinical negligence, international, human rights, employment and discrimination teams. Within the product liability team they challenge manufacturers of everyday items such as food, cosmetics, and electrical goods.
Applications are invited from candidates who are NQ+. Previous experience in personal injury and/or clinical negligence is essential and product liability experience and knowledge of group litigation procedures is highly desirable.
BCL Legal's London office offers specialist recruitment advice and assistance within the field of clinical negligence and personal injury in London. For more information contact Ria Karnik.
If you're interested in this role, please apply now or forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us.
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Nicholas B. JonesSep 12, 2012 Staff
Nicholas B. Jones, of Lander, died Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012, at Wunder Ranch. He was 23 years old.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, at the Covenant Presbyterian Church in Lander. Pastor Vince Wood will officiate.
Nicholas Brady Jones was born Jan. 11, 1989, in Lander to Janice Hendrix and Bill Jones.
He was a ranch manager at Wunder Ranch on Squaw Creek Road at the time of his death.
He graduated from Pathfinder High School in 2008.
His family said he enjoyed drawing, woodworking, listening to music, ranching, horses and spending time in the mountains.
He is survived by his mother, Janice Hendrix; father Bill Jones; brothers Derik Jones and Taylor Jones; grandmothers Beverly Wunder and Kay Jones; grandfather John Jones; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, John Wunder and an uncle, Mark Wunder.
Memorials may be made to Covenant Presbyterian Church, 875 Fremont St., Lander.


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It's nearly the end of 2012 and so I'm thinking about my reading over the year. There was a definite decrease in the number of books I read.
Anyway, here are my favourites from 2012 and the annual survey from Jamie at
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1. Best Book You Read In 2012?
The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach
2. Book You Were Excited About & Thought You Were Going To Love More But Didn't?
The Heir of Night by Helen Lowe
3. Most surprising (in a good way!) book of 2012?
Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick
4. Book you recommended to people most in 2012?
Divergent by Veronica Roth
5. Best series you discovered in 2012?
The Black Magician series by Trudi Canavan
6. Favourite new authors you discovered in 2012?
Katie McGarry and Gabrielle Zevin
7. Best book that was out of your comfort zone or was a new genre for you?
NYPD Red (my first adult crime novel... but it was by James Patterson and I am a fan of Maximum Ride)
8. Most thrilling, unputdownable book in 2012?
All These Things I've Done by Gabrielle Zevin
9. Book You Read In 2012 That You Are Most Likely To Re-Read Next Year:
Not sure I'll be re-reading any of them. So many books, so little time.
10. Favourite cover of a book you read in 2012?
I actually don't have one.
11. Most memorable character in 2012?
Akkarin (The High Lord)
12. Most beautifully written book read in 2012?
I'll Be There by Holly Goldberg Sloan
13. Book that had the greatest impact on you in 2012?
The Street Lawyer by John Grisham
14. Book you can't believe you waited UNTIL 2012 to finally read?
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
15. Favourite Passage/Quote From A Book You Read In 2012?
I really can't think of one off the top of my head.
16.Shortest & Longest Book You Read In 2012?
Shortest book: Digging in the Dark by Hilda Offen
Longest book: The High Lord by Trudi Canavan
17. Book That Had A Scene In It That Had You Reeling And Dying To Talk To Somebody About It?
Pushing the Limits by Katie McGarry - loved this book and couldn't wait to talk about it
18. Favourite Relationship From A Book You Read In 2012 (be it romantic, friendship, etc).
Nastasya and Reyn (Immortal Beloved series)
19. Favourite Book You Read in 2012 From An Author You Read Previously
Insurgent by Veronica Roth
20. Best Book You Read That You Read Based SOLELY On A Recommendation From Somebody Else:
Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally


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Customer service representatives dealing with abusive customers take comfort, too, as this kind of monitoring can shield them from false accusations of bad behavior.
Thankfully, the stakes of customer service interactions tend to be pretty low. The same can't be said about interactions between armed police officers and civilians, which can be a matter of life and death.
The turmoil in Ferguson, Mo., vividly reminds us that while most of these interactions go smoothly, far too many of them spiral out of control.
Over the past few years, the idea of requiring that police officers make use of so-called "body cams" has gained currency. Note that this is quite different from simply allowing civilians to record on-duty police officers, a right that shouldn't even be in dispute.
Instead of waiting for a world in which every civilian records every encounter with the police, at least some students of law enforcement argued that police forces themselves should move in this direction.
Last fall, Guardian correspondent Rory Carroll reported on the small Southern California city of Rialto, where the local police department has affixed small body cams to all of its officers. The results were dramatic.
Carroll cites a jaw-dropping study, which found that in the year following the introduction of the body cams in February 2012, public complaints fell by 88 percent while officers' use of force fell by 60 percent.
The success of the Rialto experiment makes intuitive sense. When we know that we are being observed, it affects our behavior in many ways. We become more aware of how others might judge our behavior, so we feel a not-so-subtle pressure to act in socially acceptable, rule-following ways.
Moreover, the existence of a video recording allows police officers to revisit exactly how they performed in high-pressure situations.
In instances where something does go wrong the video provides a record that can help investigators sort out how things really came unstuck. In politically sensitive cases, in which all sides fear getting railroaded, a black box of this kind would be a godsend.
The American Civil Liberties Union has endorsed the idea of body cameras, giving it much-needed liberal street cred. And now the Brown shooting has led a cavalcade of commentators, mostly but not exclusively on the left, to speak out in favor of the idea. Given time, it's easy to imagine body cams becoming standard-issue for officers.
But why stop at video recording the police?
While I will happily concede that video recording is particularly important for the police, in light of their ability to use deadly force, there are many public servants who have considerable power over others and who are shielded from scrutiny in the absence of video recording.
Public school teachers and administrators are the most obvious example.
In March, the Justice Department issued an alarming report on racial disparities in school discipline policies. For example, while black children represent only 18 percent of all children attending preschool, 42 percent of all preschool students suspended once are black, as are 48 percent of children suspended more than once.
Video recordings could show whether teachers are systematically biased against black students, if they are disciplining students in a race-neutral way, or if the truth lies somewhere in between. Investigators could identify patterns that could help inform how teachers are trained to manage their classrooms.
What's more, video recording could allow teachers to evaluate their own progress and to share their experiences with other teachers who can help them think through how to improve their performances.
Teachers unions and their allies, however, are not keen on the idea of video recording. In light of the collapsing cost of collecting this data, it's hard to understand why they'd be opposed to it, particularly if the recordings are used primarily for professional development.
If anything, video recording could help teachers beat back shrill accusations of incompetence and top-down, one-size-fits-all schemes for measuring effectiveness.
Video recording is nothing more and nothing less than a tool for accountability. Those who use their power responsibly and who make a good-faith effort to do their jobs well have much to gain from video recording. Those who abuse their power and who otherwise cut corners will either have to shape up or answer for their actions.
Reihan Salam, a Slate columnist, also writes for the National Review.


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Andrew McCutchen hit a tiebreaking homer in the seventh inning and drove in three runs to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 on Friday night.
Cincinnati had just tied the score in the top of the seventh on Brandon Phillips' second home run of the game, a two-run drive to center off Tony Watson (1-0).
The first four batters in Pittsburgh's lineup — Starling Marte, Neil Walker, McCutchen and Garrett Jones — had two hits each as the Pirates totaled 12. They entered the game with a .153 batting average, worst in the major leagues, and had scored only 21 runs in their first nine games.
Walker and McCutchen hit consecutive two-run singles in the second to give Pittsburgh a 5-1 lead.
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This paper examines the effects of environmental zoning policies on lakefront land development, sorting, and economic welfare in a model where agents are heterogeneous in preferences and income. Agents consume lakefront amenities that are endogenous to development and the sorting process yields lakes which differ by amenities and frontage prices. Our findings include the following: i) lakes become more homogeneous with a collapsing price premium as incomes grow, ii) zoning can preserve the sorting process and be welfare improving, and iii) land prices may not capture all welfare effects from zoning.
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ABSECON - Holy Spirit High School football running backs Donta Pollock and Nigel Jones ran around and through the Montclair Kimberley Academy defense on Friday, and now the two Spartans will be forever linked.
Holy Spirit, the 11th-ranked team in The Press Elite 11, pounded Montclair Kimberley 62-13 in a state Non-Public II semifinal game.
A few minutes into the contest it was obvious the visiting Cougars had no answer for Holy Spirit's senior running tandem, and many in the crowd began to focus on the milestone the two close friends would reach before the end of the first quarter.
Jones ran for a 7-yard touchdown with 2 minutes, 57 seconds left in the first quarter and reached the 4,000-yards mark in career rushing. That, according to South Jersey football historian Chuck Langerman, made Pollock and Jones the first two New Jersey high school teammates to reach the 4,000-yard mark in career rushing in the same season.
"I wanted to get the 4,000 yards out of the way because it was kind of a distraction," Jones said. "But it means a lot to have the record with Donta. The line blocked great for us. I guess I should buy them each a cheeseburger."
Holy Spirit (6-3), the No. 2 seed, will meet unbeaten Camden Catholic, top-seeded and the Elite 11's fifth-ranked team, on Dec. 2 at The College of New Jersey in Ewing Township for the state Non-Public II championship. Camden Catholic (9-0) beat fourth-seeded Holy Cross 41-7 Friday in the other semifinal.
The score by Jones was Holy Spirit's third of nine touchdowns. Pollock rushed for 227 yards on 19 carries (all in the first half) and scored on runs of 15, 1, 5 and 40 yards. Jones, who had one second-half carry, finished with 83 yards on 11 carries, with two touchdowns. Pollock now has 4,544 career rushing yards, while Pollock has 4,019.
"The record is a tribute to Donta and Nigel, and our linemen," Holy Spirit coach Charlie Roman said. "A lot of things have to go right to achieve a record like that. You have to have a team that's committed to the run, with two tough runners who are durable."
Pollock totaled 126 yards rushing in the first quarter alone, and his 1-yard score with 16 seconds left in the quarter, plus kicker Tommy Worthington's PAT, made it 28-0.
"Coach said to get the job done early," Pollock said. "Once that happened we kept it going. Everything starts up front with an aggressive line."
Holy Spirit tried only three passes, but quarterback Tom Hehre completed all of them. He threw 34 yards to Liam Nolan to the 1-yard line to set up Pollock's second TD, and Hehre hit Nolan again for 56 yards to the Cougars' 4-yard line just more than two minutes later. Pollock took it into the end zone two plays later.
Down 7-0, Montclair Kimberley briefly moved the ball on its second possession. Running back Power Lawrence went 36 yards to the Spartans' 42 yard line, and quarterback Gabe Dimasi passed to Matthew Gregory for 26 yards to the 17. But Dimasi threw four straight incompletions, and Holy Spirit took over for an eight-play, 83-yard drive that ended with Jones' 5-yard TD.
With a running clock in the second half, the Spartans scored twice more, and the Cougars had two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
Montclair Kimberley scored in the final minute and the clock ran out before the extra point, which was not attempted.
"We didn't make enough plays on either side of the ball," Montclair Kimberley coach Lance Ramer said. "I have to tip my hat to Holy Spirit, they're a very good football team."
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Montclair Kimblerley 0 0 0 13-13
Holy Spirit 28 21 7 6-62
HS-Pollock 15 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Jones 5 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Jones 7 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Pollock 1 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Pollock 5 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Gambale 5 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Pollock 40 run (Worthington kick)
HS-Hehre 3 run (Worthington kick)
MK-Lawrence 3 pass from Demasi (Karole kick)
HS-Dennis 9 run (run failed)
MK-Gregory 70 pass from Demasi (conversion not held)
First downs 4 17
Rushing 41 414
Passing 132 92
Turnovers 1 0
Rushing-MK-Dimasi 3--6, Lawrence 4-47, Herrmann 1-0, Sasso 1--2. HS-Pollock 19-227, Jones 11-83, Hehre 3-5, Gambale 2-9, Bee 3-65, Bocelli 1-8, Dennis 6-31.
Passing-MK-Dimasi 7-22-0-132. HS-Hehre 3-3-0-92
Receiving-MK-Herrmann 1-4, Gregory 3-117, Penn 1-0, Karole 1-8, Lawrence 1-3. HS-Nolan 2-90, Rubino 1-2.
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In a exclusive interview/Drowning Pool listening party with Jay Glazer, Richie opened up about how sorry he was that Martin took it that way. The best part of the interview was when Richie showed a tremendous amount of bravery by releasing the contents of a text from Martin that proves that Richie was just retroactively standing up for himself by bullying Jonathan. The text read:
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It's a word that I've heard Jon use a lot.
So if your going to call Richie racist, your also admitting that Martin is equally racist or else YOUR racist got it?
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The super attractive fellas were on hand at the Big Sky studios in London today to chat about their new movie This Is Us, and obviously to pose for entertaining photos. Trust me, all five of them throwing popcorn at the camera is kind of magical.
Louis, Niall, Zayn, Liam and Harry also talked to reporters about the movie and what they hope fans learn about them in the process. The basic gist? That they want us to know the truth about them.
reporters, "We just want to show what we're about and with social media and stuff there's only so much you can get across in terms of your personality."
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Time: 7 p.m.
No. 3 Columbia Central (3-0)
at Marshall County (1-2)
Time: 7 p.m.
Radio/Online: WKRM (1340-AM), columbialionsfootball.com, 94.3-FM
Last meeting: Columbia Central defeated Marshall County 56-21 in 2012.
Key players to watch: Marshall County: QB Austin Stacey (172.7 passing ypg, 55 rushing ypg, 9 total TDs), RB Bennielle Hill (78 rushing ypg, 2 TDs) WR Chris Walker (98 receiving ypg, 4 TDs), WR Dontae Baugh (42 receiving ypg). Columbia Central: QB Orrin Delk (30.7 passing ypg, 1 TD), RB Mario Williams (119 rushing ypg, 5 TDs), RB Evari Wisener (59 rushing ypg, 31 receiving ypg, 1 total TD), LB Quintrall Lee, DE/TE Jackson Harris, SS Maverick Dickinson.
Quick hits: Columbia continues to move up the rankings as they jumped up to third in the Class 5A poll after a 35-0 win over Coffee County. The Lions could have their hands full against Marshall County, who amassed 515 yards of offense in a 42-21 win over Page last week. However, the Tigers also gave up 449 yards of offense, which could bode for Columbia�s Mario Williams, who has already rushed for 357 yards this season.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: Columbia Central is a 17-point favorite.
West Creek (1-2)
at Summit (1-2)
Time: 7 p.m.
Radio/Online: None
Last meeting: First meeting.
Key players to watch: West Creek: QB Jaylen McClanahan, WR Demari Moore, WR, Dakwane Young, WR Zeandre Floyd. Summit: RB Dee Hunter (139.3 rushing ypg, 4 TDs), QB J.C. Dryden (31.7 passing ypg, 18.3 rushing ypg, 2 total TDs), RB/DB Joseph Reffegge (18.6 rushing ypg), WR Chase Austin (26 receiving ypg, 1 TD), DB Stephen Shriner, DL John Gomoljack.
Quick hits: Both teams are reeling after suffering losses to county rivals last week. West Creek squandered a 14-point lead in its 41-24 loss to Kenwood, while Summit was routed 56-7 by fourth-ranked Independence. The Coyotes like to throw the ball a lot, but they threw four interceptions as part of their six turnovers against Kenwood. The Spartans are desperate to find an offensive weapon to take the load off of Dee Hunter, who has amassed over 63 percent of the team�s yards.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: West Creek is a 3 1/2-point favorite.
White House Heritage (1-1)
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Time: 7:30 p.m.
Radio/Online: www.nfhsnetwork.com/channels/spring-hill-spring-hill-tennessee
Last meeting: First meeting.
Key players to watch: White House Heritage: QB Hunter Reyes, RB Kyle Fuhrer, RB Michael Burks, RB Justin Turner, WR Trent Burian. Spring Hill: QB Tylin Oden (34.7 passing ypg, 26 rushing ypg, 3 total TDs), RB Demario Booker (60 rushing ypg, 1 TD), RB Malcolm Nicholson (52 rushing ypg, 1 TD) RB Deandre Davis (31.3 rushing ypg, 1 TD).
Quick hits: White House Heritage enters its matchup with Spring Hill averaging 37.5 points per game. The Patriots� run-heavy offense is led by Kyle Fuhrer. That might not bode well for Spring Hill, which allowed 250 yards rushing in its 27-8 loss at Cascade last week. The Raiders also need to find a way to jump-start their offense, which is averaging just 13.3 points and 270.6 yards per game.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: White House Heritage is a 6-point favorite.
Columbia Academy (2-0)
at Ezell-Harding (1-2)
Time: 7 p.m.
Radio: www.nfhsnetwork.com/channels/columbia-academy-columbia-tennessee
Last meeting: Columbia Academy defeated Ezell-Harding 30-7 in 2012.
Key players to watch: Columbia Academy: QB Jackson Cary (115 passing ypg, 3 TDs), RB Drew Thornton (78.5 rushing ypg, 32.5 receiving ypg, 3 total TDs), RB Ethan Foster (82 rushing ypg, 2 TDs), WR Taylor Thompson (72 rushing ypg, 79 receiving ypg, 3 total TDs), WR Thomas Garrison (39 receiving ypg, 1 TD). Ezell-Harding: QB Jason Clark (46.3 passing ypg), RB Daniel Williams (87 rushing ypg, 3 TDs, 15.3 receiving ypg), RB Ryan Caldwell (40 rushing ypg, 36.3 receiving ypg).
Quick hits: Columbia Academy is riding a wave of momentum after topping arch rival Mt. Pleasant 34-22 last week. The Bulldogs have had very good balance offensively with 404 yards rushing to go along with 330 yards passing. Ezell-Harding is trying to get back on track after dropping back-to-back games to Nashville Christian and DCA. The Eagles� offense is led by running back Daniel Williams.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: Columbia Academy is a 5-point favorite.
Battle Ground Academy (2-1)
at Mt. Pleasant (0-3)
Time: 7 p.m.
Radio: WXRQ (1460-AM)
Last meeting: BGA defeated Mt. Pleasant 21-14 in 1994.
Key players to watch: BGA: QB Tucker Beathard (160.3 passing ypg, 40 rushing ypg, 7 total TDs), RB Ronald Cleveland (38.6 rushing ypg, 2 TDs), RB Terrell Webster (32 rushing ypg, 3 TDs), WR Rieves Berry (63 receiving ypg, 2 TDs), Trevor Auerbach (34 receiving ypg) Mt. Pleasant: QB/WR Ken�Yores Smith (63.6 rushing ypg, 22 receiving ypg, 13.3 passing ypg, 3 total TDs), QB Walter Crawford (91.1 passing ypg, 2 total TDs), RB/LB Bradey Gill (34.7 rushing ypg, 2 TDs), RB Rodney Harvell (30.3 rushing ypg), WR Deminico Owens (62.3 receiving ypg, 1 TD),
Quick hits: BGA bookended a loss to seventh-ranked Father Ryan with blowout wins over Coffee County and Goodpasture. The Wildcats� offense is spearheaded by standout quarterback Tucker Beathard, who has throw for 481 yards, while also rushing for 120 yards. Mt. Pleasant, which has lost three consecutive games, got a spark last week as all-state wide receiver Ken�Yores Smith took a majority of the snaps at quarterback. Smith excelled in the role rushing for 192 yards and two touchdowns.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: BGA is a 35-point favorite.
Zion Christian (0-2)
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Time: 7 p.m.
Radio/Online: ZCASports.com
Last meeting: Zion Christian defeated Richland 14-6 in 2012.
Key players to watch: Zion Christian: QB Jarrett DeLozier (94.5 passing ypg, 1 total TD), WR Taylor Freels (57.5 receiving ypg, 1 total TD), WR John Gibbons (34.5 receiving ypg), RB Jacob Sprinkle (38.5 rushing ypg). Richland: QB John Hinkle, RB Payton Hamlett, RB Jeremy Glover, RB Zach Gordon.
Quick hits: Zion Christian has had two weeks to prepare for this matchup after suffering a 35-0 loss to Middle Tennessee Christian. The Eagles are hoping to get their offense on track after garnering just 292 yards in their first two games. Richland has also struggled in the early part of the season as they have been outscored 121-34. The Raiders will try and control the clock with their old-school veer offense.
Sonny Moore�s computer power ratings: Richland is a 9-point favorite.


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The storm lasted for under an hour in most areas but brought flash flooding, winds of up to 100km/h and falling trees. Power lines and trees fell on Pittwater Road in Mona Vale and around Duffys Forest and Terrey Hills.
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Cabinet: State Dept. report whitewashes Arafat's terror role
By HERB KEINON
Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat is "up to his neck in terror," cabinet secretary Gideon Sa'ar said yesterday, taking sharp exception to a US State Department report which said there is no evidence that the senior PA leadership planned or approved acts of terror.
"Arafat funds terror, encourages terror, is interested in terror," Sa'ar said after yesterday's cabinet meeting, a few hours before the suicide bombing in Netanya. "There is no doubt about it." Sa'ar was responding to questions about the semi-annual State Department report on PLO compliance with Israeli-Palestinian accords, released last week.
The report said that although there is evidence that elements affiliated with the PLO are involved in terror, "there is no conclusive evidence that the senior leaderships of the PA and the PLO were involved in planning or approving specific acts of violence."
Sa'ar pointed out that this document covered the period from June 16, 2001 to December 15, 2001, before Operation Defensive Shield uncovered scores of documents, some linking Arafat directly to terrorism.
Sa'ar said Israel disagrees with the State Department's findings, but believes that when all the material is studied by the administration, there will be no doubt about Arafat's direct involvement in terrorism.
"It appears to me that there is a plethora of evidence to prove that our position is the right one," Sa'ar said.
Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer referred to the State Department document in the cabinet meeting, saying he hopes the documents uncovered during Operation Defensive Shield will convince the US administration of Arafat's direct involvement in terror.
Ben-Eliezer related to Arafat's call for reform last week, saying Arafat performed a well-known trick when he positioned himself as head of the reformist camp.
Ben-Eliezer said that Arafat's call for reform was a result of pressure from the international community, the Arab world, and the Palestinian street. "We will judge him by deeds, not words," he said, referring both to Arafat's call for reforms and his statements last week that he opposes terrorism.
Ben-Eliezer, speaking before the Netanya bombing, said although the number of attempted terror attacks declined last week to less than 10 a day there are still "a large number of attempts."
He said the IDF continues to intercept suicide bombers, arrest wanted terrorists, and uncover tunnels used to smuggle arms from Egypt to the Gaza Strip.
Ben-Eliezer also related to the IDF killings over the weekend of an Israeli Arab doctor near Hebron and an Israeli Arab woman in Shuweika, and the wounding of an Israeli Arab near Oranit.
"Each of the foregoing events involved Israeli citizens who had entered PA areas in contravention of the order by the OC Central Command, and in ways which aroused suspicion. In each case, the IDF has expressed regret and is investigating the events," he said.
Justice Minister Meir Sheetrit said after the cabinet meeting that there is no reason to believe Arafat will implement reforms, "since to this day Arafat has thumbed his nose at law and order." At the same time, he said, "it seems that someone is starting to understand that the way [Arafat] operates is bringing a disaster on the Palestinians. Let's hope that the Palestinians will elect someone rational who will lead them and work for their benefit, not someone who has lost his way, like Arafat."
Sa'ar said none of the peace proposals publicized last week, including that of Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, were discussed in the cabinet.
Peres yesterday defended his proposal calling for the creation of a unified Palestinian security service, followed by the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Peres said, had accepted parts of the plan, but disagrees with the time line.
"I prefer negotiations to shooting," Peres told Israel Radio. "I realize these issues cannot be resolved overnight. I also know that the prime minister doesn't think two years is long enough. But in my eyes it is preferable to immediately begin negotiations rather than to put them off to an unknown date."
Peres's plan calls for negotiations to begin after mutual Palestinian-Israeli recognition, while Sharon says he will not begin negotiations until there is quiet and the PA has instituted reforms. Peres said he plans to ask Chief of General Staff-designate Maj.-Gen. Moshe Ya'alon, whether he made comments attributed to him in the American press criticizing Secretary of State Colin Powell for letting Arafat off the hook after the Karine A weapons-smuggling affair.
Ya'alon also reportedly said there is no real value in a visit by CIA director George Tenet, who is expected here soon, to help unify the PA security forces.
Ya'alon reportedly said strengthening the PA will only provide cover for a another wave of terror.
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State is off the hook for now but the next report will have to cover the period to June 2002 - let's see how they wriggle out of the new evidence.
The United States State Department believes the "17 or so dead sailors" on the U.S.S. Cole "does not compare to the 100+ Palestinians who have died in recent weeks" in Mideast violence, a stunning government memo reveals.
Perhaps a loss of 17 or so State Department wonks would not be considered a comparble loss either ?
While the gall of this statement is appalling, if we are going to do calculus with human lives, I would agree with the statement as written, though not in a way that the Snake Department would approve. I'd say that one GI for 1000 dead Palesterrorists is much closer to parity.
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I never noticed that there was a tower right here. It blends in so well with the wall behind it. Nice find!
We extended the anchor over the cap rock, so the rope pulls fine now as long as you don't get the rope in the big decaying fin you pass on the way up, which is easy to avoid (on the way down, on the way up is a different story). We were a little nervous with the anchor though, the bolts are in a section of rock that is undercut and there is a crack separating it from the rest of the cap rock. Probably fine for now, but something to keep an eye on.
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|I fixed the anchor yesterday. Put in two new 1/2" by 6" bolts connected with two long Frost draws in rock that seems a bit more solid than the rock the old anchor was in. Now the anchor is set up to rappel back into the corridor. But I left one of the bolts from the old anchor so it can used as a directional if you set up a top down belay.
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- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 10 lasagna noodles
- 1 can (24 ounces) tomato sauce, divided
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 cup whole milk
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1. In a large skillet, saute onion in olive oil until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in spinach. Cook about 5 minutes or until all the water has evaporated and the spinach starts to stick to the pan, stirring constantly,. Transfer to a large bowl.
- 2. In the same skillet, brown meat; drain and add to spinach mixture. Stir in the cheese, cream, eggs, oregano, salt and pepper; mix well. Set aside.
- 3. Cook lasagna noodles according to package directions; drain. Cut each noodle in half widthwise; spread out noodles side by side on a large piece of foil. Place 1 heaping tablespoon of filling at one end of noodle; roll up. Repeat with remaining noodles and filling.
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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu state, Chief Benjamin Apugo, has been remanded in prison by the Federal High Court sitting in Umuahia, Abia state over alleged N36 million fraud.
Apugo, according to Vanguard, is facing a three count charge bordering on obtaining money under false pretences, preferred on him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
He was alleged to have illegally sold six plots of land belonging to the Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) at Umunwulari Nkata Ibeku layout, Planning Scheme Umuahia for N36 million.
The APC chieftain however, pleaded not guilty to the charges, prompting the prosecution team led by Joshua Saidu to apply for a trial date while praying that the defendant be remanded in prison custody pending trial.
But counsel to the accused R.M. Udechukwu, SAN, asked the court to allow Apugo continue on the administrative leave granted him by the EFCC.
After an exhaustive argument between the prosecution and defence counsel, each relying on several affidavits and counter-affidavits, the court presided over by Justice Osiagor, eventually granted the defendant bail to the tune of N10 million and two sureties in like sum.
The court stated that the two sureties must be senior civil servants of not less than deputy director with one of them having a landed property within Umuahia metropolis which title documents must be deposited with the court registrar.
Justice Osiagor further directed that both counsel together with the court registrar shall also verify the sureties and ordered Chief Apugo to be remanded in prison custody pending fulfilment of bail conditions.
The matter has been adjourned to 17th and 18th November for trial.
Apugo was arrested on Friday, September 30, 2016 by EFCC following a warrant issued by the court which considered his numerous attempts to evade taking a plea on the charge preferred against him.
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