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April 22, 2004
With eight East European countries set to join the European Union (EU) on May 1, Old Europe has started to tighten up immigration policies over fears it will be overrun by foreign workers.
In 2003, the original EU expansion agreement restricted the right of new EU citizens in the east to work and live freely in the west for up to seven years. This clause was largely established through lobbying efforts of countries suffering high-unemployment -- such as Germany and Austria. Today, many Old European countries have sought to further curb inflows of the foreign-born:
- The Netherlands has cut the number of new work permits to 22,000.
- In Denmark, East European workers will now face a two-year waiting period for permits.
- Sweden has announced its intention to refuse entry for workers from new EU members.
- In France, anti-immigration sentiments have grown leading up to its regional elections at the end of March.
Ironically, the fears of a tidal wave of immigration are almost surely unfounded, say experts. An exhaustive European Commission study released in late February estimated that at most, 220,000 citizens from new member states will be relocating every year to Western Europe over the next half-decade -- hardly a major shift in a union of some 450 million people.
Furthermore, Europe can ill afford protectionist immigration policies. Over the past decade, Europe's economy has grown by an average annual rate of just 2.1 percent, partly due to its relatively low level of labor mobility. As a result, European economies have not been able to adapt to regional market shifts, a damaging inefficiency that erecting barriers against East European workers would only serve to reinforce.
Source: John Rossant "The EU: Choking Off its New Blood," Business Week, March 15, 2004.
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In this day and age there are so many day sacks/patrol sacks around that it can become a nightmare trying to pick the right one depending on what/how/where you intend to use it. The majority in the military arena will know the brands like Camelbak and Blackhawk but probably not the lesser known brand of 5:11 tactical (which is closely linked to Blackhawk). The day sack I am going to review is the VTAC RUSH72 pack which is the largest of the 3 VTAC RUSH packs, the others being the RUSH12 and RUSH24.
The first thing that struck me when I saw this day sack was the quality of the item and in particular the stitching which in my experience is one of the first things that fails on things like this, also the size of the thing....it is a tardis of a day sack !!! The RUSH 72 can carry 47ltrs of kit which is a massive amount compared to say the Camelbak BFM which only holds 45ltrs, the dimensions are 23H X 13.5L X 8D (INCHES) for the main compartment and there are also 5 other pouches of various sizes all over the RUSH 72. It is made from 1050D nylon which makes it very hard wearing indeed and to aid with waterproofing it has a PU coating on the inside. You can get the RUSH 72 in 1 of 5 colours but I suspect the multicam version will be most popular with military users and the black version for most civilian uses. The whole thing is covered in Molle loops to give you the option of sticking more pouches on if you so desire although I dont think you would want and my load carrying space on this day sack.
The RUSH 72 is designed to hold enough kit for 72hrs use (hence the name !!!!) so for that reason the main compartment is quite big, a good feature of the RUSH 72 is the way the whole front section zips all the way down to allow easy packing and access to the main compartment. This would be great for either medics or people carrying radios as it allows you to get at the things inside with ease, I showed this to a mate of mine who is a medic and he said it would be ideal to use as a patrol med pack because of this feature among others. Inside there are 3 zippered mesh pockets (2 on the front and 1 on the rear of the pack ) and also a fabric covered pocket, these are very handy for keeping smaller items in so you dont have to empty the whole thing just to find your headtorch!!! The top mesh pocket has a zip at the top and bottom of the pouch which I think is strange and if Im honest I cant think why it does this, all this does is overcomplicate things for no reason things for no reason. In the bottom of the main compartment is a small dry bag type thing which is tightened by using elastic draw cords, for those using this in a civie environment this could be used to hold a SMALL amount of wet kit to keep it separated from other stuff. For military users this is handy for sticking a large radio into to keep it more secure inside the day sack instead of it bouncing around everywhere. There are 2 drainage holes at the bottom of the main compartment to allow any excess water to drain out if you have to do a river crossing or anything along those lines.
There is a pouch on either side of the RUSH 72 that are just short of the height of the day sack and these are again accessed by zips, inside are another 2 small pockets which if Im honest I cant really find a use for as once the main compartment is full are quite tight. For an idea of size for these I managed to fit a 1.5ltr bottle in the side pouch fine when the main part was fully loaded. On the top of the day sack is a small fleeced lined valuables pouch for putting in things like a phone, glasses, iPod etc, now this is a very nice idea apart from the fact that the pouch sits inside the main compartment so if there is a chance you could damage said valuables if they get crushed against anything hard inside. Personally I would just use this for stuff I need to get to easily and maybe not my best Oakleys purely for this reason. On the top portion at the front of the RUSH 72 is yet another small pouch which inside has a small zipped mesh pocket and a fabric pocket which again is very handy for stuff you need to get at quickly.
A feature of modern day sacks is the lack of top flap opening in favour of zip closure, the downside of this is that you have lost the ability to strap things to the pack that wouldnt normally fit in due to size/shape etc. The RUSH 72 overcomes this by hinging the front pouch at the bottom and closing at the top and side of the day sack using fastex buckles, this gives you the ability to strap extra kit to the outside of the daysack. I think this is a really good feature that this daysack has for military users to attach LAWS/LASM etc and civie users to fit tents/roll mats to and gives it the edge over other daysacks in this class. The front pouch itself is quite big with lots of small pouches/pen holders inside to help you organise things, now as I have described there are untold amounts of pouches within pouches to the point where you may end up misplacing bits in it.
The back panel of the daysack is well padded and very comfy to wear even when it is fully loaded, and has a hard plastic back support in to give the daysack some shape. This back support can be removed but I wouldnt recommend it as it helps support heavy loads and stops sharp items in the main compartment jabbing you in the back when its on, I did try it without the panel in but I personally found it less comfortable than when I had it in. There is also a pouch to fit a hydration bladder in and 2 Velcro covered slits on the top of the daysack to allow you to route the tube from the bladder to either side (these could also be used to put radio antennas though for the military user). The yoke is different to other daysacks I have used before as the padding goes across the small of the neck as well as the shoulders, I found this spread the weight better and was very comfy to wear although I reckon there could be the chance to get some chaffing along the neck if you dont wear clothing with a collar on. The RUSH 72 has a chest and waist strap on to help support the weight of what you are carrying, I personally dont like waist straps and I tend to either cut of tape them off but the RUSH 72 has 2 small slits to allow you to tuck the waist strap away if you are not using it.
Overall I am very impressed with this daysack and I can see many uses for both military and civvies alike, but by far the biggest plus point for the RUSH 72 is the price. At around £150 it is nearly half the price of its camelback equivalent and from what I can see there is no difference in quality either. This would be ideal for people going to Afghan on extended patrols where a Bergen would be to big but a daysack would be too small and also for anyone going walking up in the hills for 2/3 days. The RUSH 72 bridges the gap between daysacks and bergens and Id highly recommend this piece of kit to people 10/10.
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A few weeks ago I wrote at some length about NYU's new Abu Dhabi campus, noting the irony of one of America's most politically correct campuses trumpeting a new campus in the heart of a repressive, anti-Semitic Arab nation. Today, at Minding the Campus, Charlotte Allen writes an excellent, detailed analysis of NYU's "perilous adventure." First, it appears that the UAE's petrodollars are more important to NYU than to other elite American universities:
In fact, because NYU enrolls more than 50,000 at its various schools, its endowment works out to about a mere $50,000 per student, according to figures calculated in a recent Business Week article. (Harvard's $26 billion endowment, by contrast, amounts to $1.3 million per student, while Yale has $1.4 million per student and Princeton $1.7 million). The Abu Dhabi campus is a feat of Sextonian sleight-of-hand in which other people's petrodollars pay for what NYU hopes will be a boost in academic prestige without spending a cent of its own scarce money. NYU was happy to publicize Abu Dhabi's initial contribution of $50 million to the joint venture—a down payment on which NYU insisted as a condition of lending its name to the new university—but now neither the university nor the Gulf city-state will reveal how many more millions Abu Dhabi has sunk into the venture, but it must be plenty. Abu Dhabi has not only committed itself to a glitzy brand-new campus for NYU on Saadiyat Island about 500 yards offshore, but is bankrolling some of NYU's expansion in New York.
And NYU is putting this money to good use — wooing American college students with essentially an exotic vacation package:
Sexton [NYU's president] has taken to calling the Abu Dhabi campus "the world's honors college," which probably doesn't do much for the egos of Washington Square students. To lure those high achievers to the Gulf, Sexton hosted (with Zayed's money) all-expenses-paid trips to Abu Dhabi for 275 top NYU applicants. The excursions seemed lifted from the luxe-packed screenplay for Sex in the City 2, which is set in Abu Dhabi (although so far not screened there thanks to state censorship and the film's louche content): a five-star beachfront hotel, camel rides, sword dancers, and a desert picnic. All that seemed lacking was Carrie Bradshaw and her shoe collection.
While Abu Dhabi is unquestionably repressive, to be fair to NYU they have extracted some concessions from the government to protect the liberty of their students:
Sexton has extracted promises from the Abu Dhabi government that NYU's campus will be free of Internet and other censorship, as well as the control of that country's education ministry, and that gays and Israelis will be welcome there both as students and as faculty. NYU has also pledged improved working conditions for the foreign laborers at its Saadiyat Island construction site. The campus will be coeducational (this fall's entering class will comprise 87 men and 63 women hailing from 39 different countries), an unusual feature in the socially conservative Gulf that is bound to lead to greater opportunities for women in general in the Emirates.
Yet students should understand that when private entities "extract promises" from sovereign nations, those promises are inherently tenuous and contingent on that nation's domestic political circumstances. Will the UAE keep its promises if NYU students engage in conduct (such as — gasp — embracing Israeli scholars) that shocks the conscience of Abu Dhabi's citizens? Will there be subtle pressure to conform to UAE's standards to avoid creating a cultural lightning rod? After all, UAE officials are on the record saying that "Nobody is going to have any special protection." Assertions like this could create a profound chilling effect on campus, especially after the exciting first months of the branch campus's operation, when operations become more routine and public attention has shifted to other educational initiatives elsewhere.
Ironically enough, on the very day that I received Charlotte's piece, Inside Higher Ed leads with a cautionary tale from nearby Dubai:
When Michigan State University announced plans to expand into Dubai in 2007, President Lou Anna K. Simon described the move as "transformational for a university with an expanding 'world-grant' mission" (get it? — "world-grant," not "land-grant"). She added that "other U.S. institutions are likely to follow MSU's path."
Any followers would do well to learn from Michigan State's combination of ambition, mistakes and misfortune. After just two years of operation, MSU Dubai has moved to immediately discontinue its undergraduate programs due to under-enrollment. That just 85 students are affected is testament to the extent of the institution's struggle.


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BRUSSELS/LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - One of the globe's leading financial benchmarks, Euribor, could be phased out and replaced within a year as a growing number of banks distance themselves, people familiar with the plans said.
A group of 60 of the world's top banks will consider this option and the shape of an alternative benchmark when they meet with top officials from the European Central Bank in Brussels early next month.
"In nine months time, there may no longer be a Euribor," said one source familiar with plans to replace the benchmark that gauges how much banks pay to borrow from peers.
"There are two scenarios," said a second source. "You put a new benchmark next to the 'estimated' Euribor. The other option is that you replace the current Euribor ... in the near future."
He said a 'Euribor 2.0', based partly on bank estimates on the price of borrowing as well as actual market rates, could be in place as soon as this Autumn.
"That would be the ideal situation but we must see whether there are legal risks," he said.
The prospect of phasing out or replacing the benchmark, which is as old as the euro currency, underscores the wider difficulty facing financial markets, where reluctance to lend makes it hard to estimate the true cost of borrowing.
It also highlights a growing sense of alarm over the future of the Euro Interbank Offered Rate, as the number of banks willing to give the lending-cost estimates on which it is based dwindles.
Any change to a benchmark, used as the basis for pricing 250 trillion euros of financial contracts from Spanish mortgages to complex derivatives, is highly sensitive. If mishandled, it could cause widespread difficulties in the banking system and further undermine confidence in its transparency.
Under investigation for possible rigging alongside Libor, its larger sterling counterpart, the benchmark's organisers are concerned that more banks, worried about the reputational risk of staying involved with the benchmark, will quit, triggering its unravelling.
Citi, Rabobank, UBS and a number of German banks have all pulled out over the last year. Should others follow, it could lead to a "catastrophe", in the words of one person familiar with the situation.
The ECB has publicly appealed to banks to stay involved with Euribor but many remain concerned.
The European Union's antitrust chief Joaquin Almunia is expected to deliver his verdict on whether banks rigged the benchmark in the second half of this year.
To compound its difficulties, Euribor relies on banks' estimates to calculate the cost of lending.
Its organisers want to change this by launching a new version of the benchmark which combines the real price of short-term interbank loans together with estimates for longer-term credit beyond three months.
Francesco Papadia, former head of the European Central Bank's financial market operations who now works with think tank Bruegel, said the exit of banks from the Euribor rate-setting panel was already a problem.
"It is not that a dwindling number of participants will generate panic," he said. "This is more a case of long-term illness than sudden heart attack, but one with serious consequences.
"This would touch the entire money market. The problem would be for banks, their customers, for regulators and also the ECB."
The ECB, keen to avoid a messy collapse, has been working with its organisers behind the scenes to see if a new benchmark, based solely on actual market transactions rather than bank estimates is workable.
A pilot study carried out in recent months looked at banks' trading records but confirmed most experts' suspicions that there is too little interbank lending to make such a yardstick reliable.
That means a 'hybrid' rate - where bank estimates are used when market activity is too slow - is the only feasible option.
Although the main debate will take place in Brussels in the coming weeks, the ECB and the two dozen banks in its so-called "money market contact group" discussed the situation recently at a meeting in Helsinki.
Many participants expect a new EU law to oblige banks that trade on the money market to contribute to Euribor, a move which would create a panel of about 50 banks. Making this mandatory, however, could take years.
Switching the basis of calculation from estimates to a mix of estimates and prices could be difficult because trillions of euros of products use the benchmark as a reference point. Changing the formula could invalidate those legal contracts.
One option favoured by the ECB is to run the two types of rate side by side. Any transition to the new rate could be managed over a couple of years, something the ECB has experience with having switched the currencies of 17 countries to the euro.
Thomson Reuters continues to support the calculation and distribution of Libor on behalf of the British Bankers Association while the British government conducts its tender for a new administrator. Thomson Reuters supports the calculation and distribution of Euribor on behalf of the European Banking Federation. (Reporting By John O'Donnell and Marc Jones, editing by Mike Peacock)


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Just finished reading H.G. Wells's War of the Worlds, and I loved it! Just confirmed again why he's one of my favorite authors. Fun story, interesting ending (that works way better in the book than it did in the movie), and gripping psychology. I think that's my favorite thing about Wells: his characters' inner lives.
In any case, a fun summer read for sure (it's still kind of summer, right?)!


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Karen Michelle Addeo, daughter of Dr. Eric J. and Lorraine Addeo of the Long Valley section of Washington Township, was married on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2000, to Victor A. Silveira, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Silveira of Long Valley.
The Rev. Monsignor. Raymond Lopatesky performed the ceremony at Our Lady of the Mountain Church in Long Valley. The bride was given in marriage by her father. A reception followed at the Birchwood Manor in the Whippany section of Hanover Township.
The bride's dress was a silk satin A-line gown designed by Tomasina. Austrian crystal embroidered the neck and bottom. A matching crystal and pearl headpiece added the finishing touches. The flowers were a tier drop cascade of white miniature calla lilies, vendella roses and white freesia designed by FlowerFeats in Denville.
Kristen Negroito of Hillsdale was maid of honor. Deanna Tomasso Addeo of Hoboken served as matron of honor for her sister-in-law. Bridesmaids were Vera Marques of Wayne, the bridegroom's cousin, Berny Meola and Susan Silveira Klinger, both of Long Valley and the bridegroom's sisters, Dina Holden of Freehold, the bridegroom's cousin, and Melanie Sienicki of Long Valley.
Samantha and Brianna Meola and Lauren Welcome, all nieces of the bridegroom and all of Long Valley, were flowergirls.
Peter Silveira of Long Valley served as best man for his brother. Ushers were Eric Addeo of Hoboken, the bride's brother, Brian Meola of Long Valley and Keith Klinger of Hackettstown, the bridegroom's brothers-in-law, Stephen Holden of Freehold, the bridegroom's cousin, Ben Freda of West Chester, N.Y., and Carlos Cavallone of Long Valley.
The bride graduated from West Morris Central High School, Washington Township. She received a bachelor of science degree in biochemistry and management from Rutgers University Cook College, New Brunswick, and is a market researcher and business analyst with Hoffman LaRoche in Parsippany.
The bridegroom also graduated from West Morris Central High School and obtained a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering technology from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark. He is a project manager with Honeywell Inc., in South Plainfield.
Following a wedding trip to Grand Lido Resort, Negril, Jamaica, the couple is at home in the Basking Ridge section of Bernards Township.


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If you look at the spectrum of fighters in the bantamweight division across MMA, there are few who possess the skill and talent of Marlon Moraes. Though his opponents are not up to par with those in the UFC, it cannot be denied that he is among the most talented the division has to offer.
Moraes, who is now 4-0 in the World Series of Fighting, will be the WSOF bantamweight champion before it's all said and done. His destruction over Carson Beebe proved that. In less than five minutes, Moraes finished Beebe via knockout, and he was accurate and explosive in doing so.
Moraes' signature victory will be over Miguel Torres as long as he is in WSOF, but his skill set can only improve. He looked timid against Torres, but has looked unstoppable against all other comers. He made Tyson Nam, the man who beat Eduardo Dantas, look like an amateur. Brandon Hempleman and Beebe never stood a chance.
At only 25 years of age, Moraes still has time to develop into an even greater fighter. We haven't seen much of his ground game, but his stand-up has looked flawless. His stand-up has looked equal to the likes of Eddie Wineland or Brad Pickett, but faster. By the time he is in his late 20s or early 30s, Moraes will be more like Jose Aldo if he stays on course. Everyone saw what he did to Hempleman's leg, which was reminiscent to Aldo vs. Urijah Faber.
Unless Moraes sticks to the organization that gave him his start, he will eventually find himself in the UFC before his career is over.
Anthony Cloud is a MMA Writer for Rant Sports. Follow him on Twitter @TheAceCloud, Facebook or Google.


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Deriving time discounting correction factors for TTO tariffs
The Time Tradeoff (TTO) method is a popular method for valuing health state utilities and is frequently used in economic evaluations. However, this method produces utilities that are distorted by several biases. One important bias entails the failure to incorporate time discounting. This paper aims to measure time discounting for health outcomes in a sample representative for the general population. In particular, we estimate TTO scores alongside time discounting in order to derive a set of correction factors that can be employed to correct raw TTO scores for the downward bias caused by time discounting. We find substantial positive correction factors, which are increasing with the severity of the health state. Furthermore, higher discounting is found when using more severe health states in the discounting elicitation task. More research is needed to further develop discount rate elicitation procedures and test their validity, especially in general public samples. Moreover, future research should investigate the correction of TTO score for other biases as well, such as loss aversion, and to develop a criterion to test the external validity of TTO scores.
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"Noise and bias in eliciting preferences,"
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- Bleichrodt, Han, 2001. "Probability Weighting in Choice under Risk: An Empirical Test," Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, Springer, vol. 23(2), pages 185-198, September.
- Arthur E. Attema & Werner B. F. Brouwer, 2008. "Can we fix it? Yes we can! But what? A new test of procedural invariance in TTO-measurement," Health Economics, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 17(7), pages 877-885.
- van der Pol, Marjon & Cairns, John, 2008. "Comparison of two methods of eliciting time preference for future health states," Social Science & Medicine, Elsevier, vol. 67(5), pages 883-889, September.
- Hugh Gravelle & Werner Brouwer & Louis Niessen & Maarten Postma & Frans Rutten, 2007. "Discounting in economic evaluations: stepping forward towards optimal decision rules," Health Economics, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 16(3), pages 307-317.
- Torrance, George W., 1986. "Measurement of health state utilities for economic appraisal : A review," Journal of Health Economics, Elsevier, vol. 5(1), pages 1-30, March.
- Chetan Dave & Catherine Eckel & Cathleen Johnson & Christian Rojas, 2010. "Eliciting risk preferences: When is simple better?," Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, Springer, vol. 41(3), pages 219-243, December.
- Linda D. MacKeigan & Amiram Gafni & Bernie J. O'Brien, 2003. "Double discounting of QALYs," Health Economics, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 12(2), pages 165-169.
- Chris Starmer, 2000. "Developments in Non-expected Utility Theory: The Hunt for a Descriptive Theory of Choice under Risk," Journal of Economic Literature, American Economic Association, vol. 38(2), pages 332-382, June.
- Han Bleichrodt & Jose Maria Abellan-Perpiñan & Jose Luis Pinto-Prades & Ildefonso Mendez-Martinez, 2007. "Resolving Inconsistencies in Utility Measurement Under Risk: Tests of Generalizations of Expected Utility," Management Science, INFORMS, vol. 53(3), pages 469-482, March.
- Han Bleichrodt & José María Abellán-Perpiñan & JoséLuis Pinto & Ildefonso Méndez-Martínez, 2005. "Resolving inconsistencies in utility measurement under risk: Tests of generalizations of expected utility," Economics Working Papers 798, Department of Economics and Business, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
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On the first day of one of the highest-profile trials since the financial crisis, Theodore V Wells, Citigroup's chief lawyer, told jurors: "Mr Hands thought he had the golden touch, and he did for quite a while – until he bought EMI."
Terra Firma, the private equity company Mr Hands founded, alleges that David Wormsley, head of UK investment banking at Citi, tricked him into paying £4.2bn for EMI in 2007 by lying to him that another bidder was still interested.
Terra Firma claims that over the weekend of May 19-20, 2007, Mr Wormsley told Mr Hands that Cerberus, a rival private equity company, was going to bid 262p a share for EMI by the May 21 deadline. Terra Firma bid 265p a share that morning, borrowing £2.6bn from Citi to fund the deal.
Mr Wells told the New York court that Mr Wormsley, a friend and long-standing adviser to Mr Hands, had never lied to Mr Hands and it made no sense for him to.
In an exchange of opening statements, David Boies, Terra Firma's lead lawyer, alleged that Mr Wormsley, who was also advising EMI, lied to Mr Hands as he wanted to secure fees for Citi as an adviser to EMI and as a lender to Terra Firma.
"Wormsley was playing the two sides of the street at the same time," Mr Boies said in his address that also saw him claim Mr Wormsley had betrayed the trust Mr Hands had invested in him.
Mr Wells claimed Terra Firma and Mr Hands had not behaved like victims of fraud, waiting more than two years until filing the lawsuit. He claimed Mr Hands had discovered that Cerberus did not bid in September 2007. "If they thought they had been lied to, you would have thought they would have picked up the phone to David Wormsley and said, 'You lied to me'," Mr Wells said.
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Gras: A Passion
by Michael A. Ginor
338 pp. John Wiley & Sons, 1999
"At the end of the twentieth century, chefs in American restaurants have carved out a permanent place for foie gras on their menus. After three decades of experimentation, they have acquired the facility needed to use foie gras creatively in the culinary styles that now define American cooking," writes Michael Ginor, co-founder of Hudson Valley Fois Gras and author of "Foie Gras: A Passion."
Fois gras originated in Egypt, according to Ginor, with the first domestication of geese. The practice of fattening geese for slaughter was first mentioned among the ancient Greeks, but it was the Romans who recognized foie gras for the delicacy that it is and it was Pliny, author of the encyclopedic "Natural History," who made the initial explicit mention of goose liver:
"Our countrymen are wiser, who know the goose by the excellence of its liver. Stuffing the bird with food makes the liver grow to a great size, and also when it has been removed it is made larger by being soaked in milk sweetened with honey."
Foie gras was a little-known and rarely offered delicacy in the U.S. until Ginor and his partner, Izzy Yanay, startled peddling it to trendy Manhattan restaurants in the early 1990s. Today, an estimated 50,000 fattened goose livers are served in U.S. restaurants each week and Ginor and Yanay's Hudson Valley Foie Gras is the nation's dominant supplier.
In addition to providing an in-depth history of his favorite food, Ginor responds to criticisms of the practice of force-feeding fowl to fatten their livers and defends the high fat content of foie gras with statistics showing low rates of heart disease in regions where it is consumed the most.
Most of the book, however, is devoted to 80 foie gras recipes of many of the nation's leading chefs, including:
Apple Terrine of Foie Gras with Apple Brioche Charlotte, Fresh Blackberry Sauce, and Upland Cress
Recipe: Apple Terrine of Foie Gras with Apple Brioche Charlotte, Fresh Blackberry Sauce, and Upland Cress
Although Michael Mina is known for his inventive fish and seafood preparations, his San Francisco restaurant actually serves more foie gras than almost any other establishment in the country. Michael's background as a pastry chef influenced the creation of this particular dish, a play on a traditional apple charlotte. The foie gras is served chilled alongside a charlotte of warm apples, creating an interesting composition of contrasting temperatures.
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Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. With an even slice, cut off the top of the apple, about 1/4 inch from the crown, and carefully remove the core without breaking through the bottom. Using a melon baller, hollow out a deep, wide cavity inside the apple. Fill the apple with the cured foie gras, packing firmly, and replace the apple top. Place the apple in a baking pan filled with 1/4 inch of water, cover with foil, and bake for 10 to 15 minutes, until a knife pierced into the center comes out warm. Carefully remove the apple from the water, wrap in plastic, and chill for several hours.
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Characterisation of T cell responses to bovine viral diarrhoea virus proteins and its applications towards the development of improved vaccines
Njeri, Victor R. (2015) Characterisation of T cell responses to bovine viral diarrhoea virus proteins and its applications towards the development of improved vaccines Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
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Bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDV) is an important pathogen that causes infectious disease of cattle worldwide and results in significant economic losses. Vaccination has long been used as a tool for control of BVDV but inadequacies of existing vaccines have hampered eradication efforts. Attempts to develop sub-unit vaccines have focused on the structural envelope protein E2, which is a dominant target of neutralising antibodies and as well as CD4 T cell responses. This study aimed to rationally address the development of more efficacious vaccines by characterising the kinetics and specificity of T cell responses to a BVDV type 1 peptide library in calves rendered immune to BVDV following recovery from experimental infection. Upon identification of E2 and NS3 as the dominant targets of CD4 T cell responses, we assessed whether T cells induced by one virus genotype were capable of responding to a heterologous virus genotype and to identified E2 and NS3 as targets of genotype-specific and genotype transcending responses, respectively. This finding strengthened the argument for inclusion of both antigens in a subunit vaccine formulation. A nanoparticulate formulation of E2 and NS3 adjuvanted with poly(I:C) was shown to induce protective responses comparable to a commercial available BVDV vaccine in a vaccination and challenge experiment. It is hoped that the data generated will have implications for the design of improved vaccines against BVD.
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Thrills, spills and close shaves for ladies day
It was a day that left champion Australian jockey Darren Beadman's immediate future up in the air, but Hong Kong racing's annual day of ladies in extravagant hats was again a roaring success on Sa Sa Ladies' Purse Day yesterday at Sha Tin.
The fashion-oriented day, created by the Jockey Club in partnership with Sa Sa a few years ago, now ranks behind only the Chinese New Year fixture for attendance, with more than 76,000 people going racing yesterday on course and at Happy Valley.
Casino tycoon Stanley Ho Hung-sun brought an entourage of well-dressed ladies to appear in the winner's circle photo as he took out the feature race for the second successive year with John Moore-trained Viva Macau, despite an unscheduled change of jockey.
Viva Macau's regular jockey, Beadman, was bucked off during the pre-race parade for an earlier race, his mount Johnson hurling him to the ground and leaving him hospitalised last night with suspected fractures to his coccyx and a vertebrae.
'The good news is that the bones are not displaced, just cracked,' said Beadman. 'It's uncomfortable but hopefully I will be out of hospital soon and I'll know a lot more then.'
Meanwhile, fellow Australian Zac Purton, without a ride in the race after being sacked from David Ferraris-trained Fearless, was plucked from the jockeys' room by Moore to take the reins on Viva Macau and nosed out, you guessed it, Fearless, in the afternoon's feature event.
Though the crowd was up by some 10,000 on last year's figures, economic turmoil continued to take its toll on betting turnover, with the Jockey Club reporting a drop of more than HK$66 million on the 2007 holdings for the same day.
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My name is Alex and I am the founder of "Because I said I would." For 2014, I made the promise to volunteer at a different nonprofit organization every week for 52 weeks in a row. This is week 51 of that promise. This week is dedicated to the American Association of Caregiving Youth. For more information, visit http://www.aacy.org.
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Alaska Day 18 - Walking on the Matanuska Glacier, the last day in Alaska
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A sad day, the last full day in Alaska. But, still 180 km (113 mile) to go to Anchorage Airport, and a whole day to spend. We had a bit of a slow start. In the middle of the night we noticed that we were really in the mountains when the temperature dropped below the freezing point. With an open window and thin blankets on our beds this was not very comfy. Shivering from cold I managed to get the (high tech) heater started.
After breakfast the car, which had been frozen as well, had been de-iced by the sun rays. Yes, it was another perfectly sunny day. The mountains around the "lodge" looked even more colourful when illuminated by the sun.
Our first goal was the Matanuska Glacier State Recreational Site. This little state-park-managed site gives some nice views on the great Matanuska Glacier.
Since we had been on so many glaciers we opted to skip this one. At least, until we got a better view from the state park on the glacier far away. Its size and ruggedness, in combination with the sunny day attracted us. After some more enchanting views we were convinced, we needed to go there.
We also learnt something nice in the park about glaciers in Alaska and the northwest of the US and Canada. They have something no other glacier in the world has. Residents, ice worms! These tiny worms survive in the upper layer of the glacier and actually crawl through the ice like normal worms do in the soil.
When we drove the 5-km (3-mile) glacier Access Road of the Glacier Park Resort, we got a bit more understanding for the high fee charged. It is quite a road, with a steep descent and bridge. But, also with many potholes. The McCarthy Road was way better! When we arrived at the glacier it was already impressive. An official hiking trail was marked that led us onto the glacier. But only towards a point that was not more spectacular than the Exit Glacier or Root Glacier we already visited. We were too late to participate in a guided tour, but we saw many people walk further and given the fact that the guided tours also took that trail (without ropes etc.) we decided to just walk the ice. We did not have crampons but we managed perfectly with our hiking boots.
The views were incredible. Unlike the other glaciers we were walking in the midst of many ice mountain structures with the beautiful and typical deep blue ice colour. It reminded me somewhat of the Jardin d'émail by artist Jean Dubuffet which I saw just three weeks ago in The Netherlands (see here).
After our glacier visit we quickly proceeded, we still had some driving to do. Destination Anchorage.
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A large charger by the Della Robbia Art Pottery of Birkenhead. The decoration by both Cassandra Walker and Annie Smith. The semi abstract art nouveau design was incised into the wet clay by the artist Cassandra Annie Walker, fired and then painted and decorated by Annie Smith. A good size, well decorated and fully marked on reverse.
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Enjoy music, lights, artwork and over 500 nativities at the Arlington Nativity Festival. This year there will also be concerts on Saturday and Sunday night as well as live music from artists in the community during the whole festival. You will be able to experience the life of Christ through Art, and the Children Room will be filled with opportunities to create and try on costumes of the period. This event is open to the public and free. Please come and join us!
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December 1-4, 8-10, 2017
15205 Southeast 28th Street, Bellevue, WA 98007
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26800 236th Place SE, Maple Valley, WA 98038
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December 1-3, 2017
34815 Weyerhaeuser Way S, Federal Way, WA 98001
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December 1-3, 2017
1102 South Pearl Street, Tacoma, WA 98465
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December 15-16, 2017
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December 2017
12509 27th Avenue N.E., Seattle, WA 98125
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December 8-9, 2017
14859 1st Avenue S, Burien, WA 98168
You're invited to enjoy a live Nativity in its 20th annual re-enactments of the first Christmas night. Bring family and friends to the outdoor play under the stars. Sip hot cocoa as you watch the cast and animals including real llamas, sheep, goats, donkey and calf retell the tender story of the birth of Jesus. Each performance is 20 minutes long with time in between to visit and take pictures. Photo by Steve Shay.
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December 2017
1200 Connection Street, Shelton, WA 98584
Visit the "Shelton Festival the Nativity" and see why this event has become a Christmas tradition for so many families in our community! This free event features crèche displays, children's activities and musical performances. Schedule: 6:00pm View the crèche displays and children's activities; 6:30 pm Allelujah! Bell Ringers from Olympia; 7:15pm Community Musical Program; Light refreshments provided.
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Elliot McKenzie is the king of reinvention. Five years after losing his job and his lover and almost going to prison, his self-help program, Charmed Life, is more successful than he'd ever dreamed. He thinks he's put his sordid past firmly behind him, until he starts receiving cryptic threats . . . and realizes it might not be as over as he'd hoped.
Security expert Lennox West has been lost since a deadly skirmish in Afghanistan led to his forced retirement from the Army. His PTSD makes helping his ex raise their daughter a challenge. When his ex's sister asks him to set her boss up with a security system, Lennox isn't expecting anyone like Elliot McKenzie—a man who captures his attention and makes him feel relaxed for the first time since leaving the service.
But Elliott is dangerously stubborn. Even as the threats against him escalate, he refuses to involve the police, and Lennox fears that stubbornness could kill him. A battle of wills ensues that brings them closer to each other than either man expected. But if the threats turn real, they might not live long enough to get their future together.
If you like bad boys, this is definitely a book for you. It has two of them, and they're both sexy, charming, and protective without ever losing that bad boy edge. Elliott Mackenzie is a disbarred lawyer turned Internet self-help guru, and Lenox West is a former Army Ranger who was discharged with severe PTSD after being involved in a friendly fire incident. Neither man is looking for love. Lennox is working for a home security firm, trying to navigate a relationship with his 13-year-old daughter from a previous marriage, and holding on to reality with both hands. Elliott is trying to redeem himself from the scandal that destroyed not only his former career as his relationship with his sister. As if that wasn't enough, someone keeps leaving creepy, vaguely threatening messages for him.
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9418 S Central Avenue, Los Angeles CA, 90002 (Residential Income)
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Description for 9418 S Central Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90002
Three Units located in So Central Ave and Hooper Ave, Investor special, bring your vision and make this property your own creation. Aggressively priced for owner investor or owner occupant.
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Three Units located in So Central Ave and Hooper Ave, Investor special, bring your vision and make this property your own creation. Aggressively priced for owner investor or owner occupant.
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Slab Foundation
Public Water Service
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Electric service at street
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Cardinals edge Phillies, keep pressure on BravesSep 20, 2011 - 5:10 AM
Despite the loss, the Phillies locked up home-field advantage throughout the entire playoffs Monday night because Milwaukee lost to the Chicago Cubs.
The victory was more pressing for the Cardinals, who are now 2 1/2 games behind Atlanta in the wild card standings. The Braves lost, 6-5, at Florida Monday night thanks to Omar Infante's two-run homer off Craig Kimbrel in the ninth inning.
Lohse (14-8) worked 7 1/3 innings, scattering seven hits and one unearned run with five strikeouts, while Halladay (18-6) gave up four runs on six hits in eight full frames.
"Lohse was outstanding," said Cardinals manager Tony La Russa. "You can't give him enough credit."
Nick Punto and Albert Pujols knocked in a run each for the Cardinals, who took three of four in the set. Rafael Furcal added three hits and scored once for the playoff-hopeful Cardinals.
Jimmy Rollins hit a late RBI triple and Shane Victorino knocked in a run for the Phillies, who suffered their second straight loss after clinching their fifth straight NL East crown on Saturday.
Nonetheless, it was a close one for the visitors. Jason Motte served up a run- scoring triple to Rollins and an RBI grounder from Victorino -- both with two outs in the ninth -- which brought the home squad within 4-3.
Arthur Rhodes allowed a single to Chase Utley, but Octavio Dotel retired Hunter Pence on a grounder to third to end the game and earn his second save.
St. Louis scored two runs in the first. Furcal doubled, moved to third on a passed ball and scored on a Nick Punto groundout, then Berkman added a solo shot to right.
"They were aggressive, they're playing with a lot of energy right now. The first pitch got ambushed, it was where I wanted it," Halladay said of Furcal's at-bat leading into the two-run frame.
The Phils got a run back in the home second as Placido Polanco singled with two outs, went to second on a Punto error and scored on a Carlos Ruiz base hit, but Berkman knocked in Lohse with a two-out hit in the third to make it 3-1.
Philly left the bases loaded in the home half when Polanco fanned swinging, and then stranded two more in the fourth. Halladay prevented further damage in the Cardinals fifth by fanning Allen Craig swinging with runners on first and second.
In the seventh, Punto worked a two-out walk and scored when Pujols followed with a double to the gap in left-center.
Lohse departed after fanning Pence in the eighth. Marc Rzepczynski finished off the scoreless frame.
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St. Louis took six of nine from Philadelphia this season...Halladay hadn't lost a September start since 9/20/09 against Tampa Bay when he pitched for Toronto...Rollins collected his 100th career triple...The Cardinals return home on Tuesday to welcome the Mets, while the Phillies open up a four-game, three-day series with a day-night doubleheader against the Nationals.
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