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Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 18 minutes
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3 cups precooked brown rice, or 1 1/2 cups uncooked pearled farro or quinoa
4 to 6 slices bacon
1 red onion, cut in 1/2 inch slices
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 to 4 medium peaches, chopped in 1/2-inch dice
6 ounces feta, crumbled
2 banana or melrose peppers, sliced very thinly crosswise, removing seeds and pith
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 bunch arugula, torn into pieces
1. Cook or heat the brown rice, farro or quinoa according to package directions. Spread on a cookie sheet to cool to room temperature.
2. Meanwhile, cook the bacon in a large skillet or on a griddle over medium-high heat until crispy, about 10 minutes. Remove from skillet, leaving fat behind. Drain on paper towels; crumble bacon.
3. Cook the onions in the bacon fat, turning as needed, until slightly charred in spots and beginning to soften, 8 minutes. Sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt as they cook. Remove from skillet; coarsely chop.
4. Meanwhile, stir the peaches, feta and peppers together with the grain in a large bowl. Add the bacon and onions. Whisk together the oil, vinegar and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a small bowl. Pour over the salad; stir gently to combine. Taste for salt; add more olive oil if it seems a bit dry. Can be chilled several hours and served later; bring to room temperature before serving. Stir in arugula leaves right before serving.
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Booze cruise leads to Powell axing
15 Feb 2010
Keo.co.za brings you the latest news from the Six Nations.
Booze cruise leads to Powell axing
Andy Powell has been removed from the Wales squad after being arrested for drink driving.
Police arrested the Wales loose forward on Sunday and Powell has since been charged for the offence. After discussions with the player himself, it has been decided by management that he should be suspended from the squad for behaviour contrary to the squad's code of conduct.
'This kind of behaviour cannot be tolerated in a professional, elite sporting environment and we have acted quickly and incisively in order to leave no ambiguity over the dim view we take of this situation,' said team manager Alan Phillips.'
No replacement has been called for although hooker Ken Owens comes in as cover for Matthew Rees (groin) and Gareth Williams (knee).
Kearney crocked
Rob Kearney will miss Ireland's next Test against England due to a knee injury sustained last Saturday.
The fullback strained a medial ligament in his right knee in the 33-10 defeat to France. Reports from Dublin confirm Kearney will miss the 27 February match at Twickenham.
Brian O'Driscoll (knee), Leo Cullen (ankle) and John Hayes (head) are all carrying niggles but should be fit for this Test.
Flannery collared for kick
Jerry Flannery has been cited for a kick on a French player and will face a disciplinary hearing this week.
The Ireland hooker was nailed by Independent Citing Commissioner for the France vs Ireland match, Peter Brown (Scotland), for an alleged kick on France's wing Alexis Palisson in contravention of Law 10.4 (c).
Flannery will face an independent Six Nations disciplinary committee this week.
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I saw the clip last night, thanks.
Good to see them looking so relaxed and clearly enjoying themselves.
It is a pity that one cannot place the video on keo and a few other rugby sites – maybe it would open the eyes of a few or perhaps I am too optimistic?Anyway, you were right about the new interpretations opening up the game and make kicking less important – don't know for how long before someone comes up with a counter but hopefully the refs will stand strong. It should actually be to the benefit of the Stormers although it did not really look like it during the second half on Saturday.
Well, maybe it was good that they have not won by 50 points and hopefully they will be spurred on by the (slightly) negative press they received here in the Western Cape. Let's see how it goes on Saturday.
16 Feb 2010, 02:53 amyeah Powell was caught drinking driving a hijacked golf buggy down the M4
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Missouri and Florida have met only one other time on the gridiron, and that meeting took place in the 1966 Sugar Bowl, when Dan Devine's Tigers claimed a 20-18 win over the Gators and their eventual Heisman Trophy QB Steve Spurrier.
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Law enforcement agents, firefighters, emergency personnel, and school personnel gathered and held onto every word as Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, U.S. Army (Retired) talked about putting an end to violence in America's schools, Monday at the Holiday Inn in downtown Portsmouth.
Grossman, director of the Warrior Science Group (www.killology.com) is a member of the American Board for Certification in Homeland Security; a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute; a former West Point psychology professor; a professor of Military Science, and an Army Ranger, and has combined his experiences to become the founder of a new field of scientific endeavor, which has been termed "killology."
Grossman said there have been no children killed in school fires in the last 50 years. However, in the 1998-99 school year the U.S. Department of Education reported 47 children were killed by violence in schools, while around 250,000 suffered serious injury as the result of school violence. In the 2007 school year, 63 died as a result of school violence, and again, around a quarter of a million suffered serious injury.
"We have got to prepare for violence like we're prepared for fire," Grossman said. "And we've got to protect our schools. We're not allowed to be in denial, and so we talk about how we can deter the bad guys."
Grossman, author of several books featured on Amazon.com, put out startling statistics and information to several hundred people present at the lecture.
"We have never had a multiple homicide in a school when there was an armed cop present in that building," Grossman said. "This is important, there has never been a multiple homicide in a school until the late 1970s, when there was a double homicide in a school in California. In the 80s we had a couple more double homicides. In the 90s it began to take off - Pearl, Mississippi; Paducah, Kentucky; Moses Lake, Washington; my home town of Jonesboro, Arkansas; Columbine High School (Colorado); 5,000 years of recorded history, 500 years of gunpowder, 150 years of repeating firearms, and not one single time has any child ever committee a multiple homicide in a school, and now they're everywhere."
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Grossman said he believes the trend can be turned around.
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One of those in attendance was Portsmouth Fire Chief Bill Raison.
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He said his department, as well as other law enforcement agencies, including the Portsmouth Police Department, saw such activity during a shooting incident at Notre Dame High School in Portsmouth. A teacher suffered severe injuries, but survived the incident.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Members and Friends of CEAL: This issue of the Journal of East Asian Libraries ( JEAL) includes articles on preservation projects of Japanese- Canadian materials at the University of British Columbia, on the East Asian Libraries Cooperative World Wide Web, on faculty involvement in the NCC, and on Japanese company histories. In addition, there are reports of CEAL Committee activities and retirement and new appointment notices. I would like to call your attention particularly to the retirement notices of three long- term East Asian librarians: Hideo Kaneko, Thomas Lee, and Frank Shulman, as well as the obituary of another, K. T. Wu. I remember many years ago, near the beginning of my career in East Asian libraries, Prof. Teng Ssu- yti ( Deng Siyu) quoted to me a Chinese proverb roughly translated as When you see a tree, think of its roots . The quote was meant to encourage me to remember the origins of East Asian studies on our campus. Similarly, I believe it is well to remember that those of our profession who came before us were the roots of the tree that CEAL has become. Summarizing their long and productive careers here, we honor them and remind ourselves that our work is built upon the contributions of those who came before us. In remembering those who came before us, we also reflect on what we value most in our profession. In the future, we hope to include in our Journal more articles on the lives and work of those who have contributed to our profession in the past. If you are in a position to share your reflections on any of these individuals ( or even to interview them!), I encourage you to contribute such articles to the JEAL editor, Gail King. Bill McCloy, President Council on East Asian Libraries ( CEAL ) i
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Tischner Racing from Marl, Germany starts with 24 hour races in 1992 in the Endurance Cup and in the Endurance Championship at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. They also participate in 24 races at other tracks like Silverstone and Dubai as well as in the Dutch Winter Endurance Series. The greatest triumphs of winning were the Caterham Challenge 2002, two third places in the standings at the 24h race at the Nurburgring (1996 and 2001) and third place at the 24h race at Silverstone 2007. In the 2010 edition of the Nürburgring the team had a victory in their Class SP5.The twins, both based in Marl, Michael and Matthias Tischner have their own company. In their free time they prepare their vehicles with a lot of commitment and passion. With support from friends and family they participate at various race tracks around the world.
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Just last week the county stated the incorporation of Silverdale would threaten the Bucklin Hill Road bridge project, a major arterial averaging 20,000 vehicles per day. This project has been on Kitsap County Public Works drawing board since 1989, four years after the mall opened.
In 1998, during the last incorporation campaign, the county floated a 70Õ bridge design with a projected cost of $10.5 million. The Design and construction was shelved in 2000, coincidentally right after the incorporation vote.
Last September, twenty three years after the original planning was announced, once again in the middle of an incorporation campaign the county gave a presentation at a Community Council meeting at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Silverdale.
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