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Parliamentary immunity
Parliamentary immunity, also known as legislative immunity, is a system in which members of the parliament or legislature are granted partial immunity from prosecution. Before prosecuting, it is necessary that the immunity be removed, usually by a superior court of justice or by the parliament itself. This reduces the possibility of pressing a member of the parliament to change his vote by fear of prosecution.
Westminster system countries[edit]
Legislators in countries using the Westminster system, such as the United Kingdom, are protected from civil action for slander and libel by parliamentary immunity whilst they are in the House. This protection is known as parliamentary privilege. Parliamentary immunity from criminal prosecution is not enjoyed by Members of Parliament under the Westminster system. This lack of criminal immunity is derived from the key tenet of the British Constitution that all are equal before the law.[1]
In the run-up to the 2006 election in Canada, Conservative Party leader Stephen Harper denounced the ruling Liberal Party on the floor of the House of Commons, contending that the government ran "a massive corruption ring using organized crime to defraud taxpayers." Although the Liberal Party had threatened to sue Harper if he repeats his allegation during the campaign, parliamentary immunity prevented them from legal action against his statements in the Commons.
Members of the Parliament of France enjoy irresponsibility for what they did as parliamentarians, and partial inviolability – that is, severe restrictions for the police or justice to arrest or detain them. Both irresponsibility and inviolability are mandated by article 26 of the Constitution of France.
These dispositions are somewhat controversial, following abuse of such privileges.
Members of the Parliament may not be sought, prosecuted, judged or imprisoned for actions that they have accomplished within their duties as parliamentarians. In particular, parliamentarians are immune from prosecution for defamation committed in the exercise of their functions. This includes speeches and votes in public sittings of the assemblies, law proposals, amendments, as well as reports and other actions commissioned by parliamentary instances. This, according to the jurisprudence, does not include interviews on broadcast radio, nor does it include reports commissioned by the executive branch – since such actions are not specific to the duties of a parliamentarian.
For interventions in public sitting, members of parliament are however still subject to the disciplinary rules of their assembly.
There is no way to lift this irresponsibility clause, and the parliamentarian himself or herself cannot renounce it. The termination of the parliamentary term does not allow the prosecution of former parliamentarians for actions committed within their parliamentarian duties.
While members of parliament are not criminally responsible for their actions as parliamentarians, they are, however, responsible for their actions as private citizens. There are, however, strong limitations as to their prosecution.
Members of parliament may be arrested or otherwise deprived of their freedom, or face restrictions thereof, only with the permission of the desk of their assembly. This authorization is not needed in case of a flagrant felony (e.g. the parliamentarian was caught red-handed) or in case of a definitive condemnation by a court of law. The assembly of which the parliamentarian is a member may oppose any such measure for the duration of the parliamentary session.
Requests for the arrest or detention of a parliamentarian are issued by the general prosecutor of the competent Court of Appeal, sent to the Minister of Justice, who transmits them to the Desk of the relevant assembly. The Desk examines the requests and rules on it; its ruling is published in the Journal Officiel.
The topic of parliamentarian immunity is somewhat controversial in France, especially in the context of scandals of corruption or graft involving politicians. Many resent such a mechanism, in which some influential members of society enjoy special rights and are not made accountable for their own actions.
In 2004, Charles Pasqua was voted in as a senator by conservative electors of the Paris region (the Senate is elected by an electoral college). This was denounced by critics, including the Canard Enchaîné, as a way to prevent Pasqua from being prosecuted for various alleged crimes of corruption and misuse of public funds. See corruption scandals in the Paris region.
Likewise, in early 2005, the idea was suggested that former Presidents of France should become senators-for-life, instead of being able to sit in the Constitutional Council. Ostensibly, this idea was a means to solve the problem of such former presidents as Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who may not have kept to the strict duty of political neutrality in their speech expected from members of the Council. This, however, was criticized as a way to provide Jacques Chirac with immunity for related scandals.
The 1988 Brazilian constitution grants parliamentary immunity to members of both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Unlike other countries, Brazilian parliamentary immunity is also extended to crimes committed outside a parliamentarian's official duties (murder, theft, etc.). This does not apply for crimes committed before the member of parliament takes office. Members of parliament can be arrested only for crimes if caught at the time of the criminal act in flagrante for a crime with no possibility of bail. These arrests can be overruled by a floor vote of the particular parliament chamber that parliamentarian belongs to.[2][3]
Criminal proceedings may be suspended for crimes committed only after a parliamentarian begins his term of office, and requests for suspensions need to be approved by majority of members of Parliament. Members of the National Congress as well as other high level politicians are prosecuted and judged exclusively by the Supreme Court, as opposed to the lower courts.[4]
As of 2007, no Brazilian politician has ever been convicted by the Supreme Federal Tribunal of any crime since parliamentary immunity was instituted in 1988.[5]
After the Mensalão scandal in 2005, the Supreme Federal Tribunal surprised many when, on August 24, 2007, it accepted the indictments of 40 individuals, most which are former or current federal deputies, all of which were allies of Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.[6]
Between 26 October 1961 and 12 March 1998 Turkish prosecutors made 2,713 requests to suspend the immunity of 1,151 deputies. Only 29 requests were granted. Six of these were the deputies of the Democracy Party arrested in 1994 for promotion of Kurdish nationalism.[7]
In connection with the Ergenekon trials (from 2008), some accused have been selected as parliamentary candidates specifically to give them legal protection via parliamentary immunity.
United States[edit]
Mason's Manual notes, "The courts, by a series of decisions, have explained away almost every essential feature of the privilege from arrest as it once existed...A member of the legislature has no right to physically resist an officer attempting to make an arrest to the extent of assaulting such officer."[8]
Members of the United States Congress enjoy a similar parliamentary privilege as members of the British Parliament; that is, they cannot be prosecuted for anything they say on the floor of the House or Senate. They also enjoy the right to be present in Congress: that is, they may be in prison or jail the rest of the time, but they have the right to attend Congressional sessions, speak on the floor, vote, etc. These rights are specified in the Constitution and have been fairly uncontroversial in U.S. history. Courts have consistently interpreted them very narrowly.
Several state constitutions provided equivalent protections for members of state legislatures.
- ^ Dicey, A.V. (1885) An Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution, Part II Chapter IV
- ^ Secco, Alexandre. Im(p)unidade. Veja. July 12, 2000. Retrieved on October 14, 2007.
- ^ Rodrigues, Décio Luiz José. Imunidade Parlamentar: A Impunidade Continua? Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil. August 18, 2006. Retrieved on October 14, 2007.
- ^ Ferreira, Olavo Augusto Vianna Alves. A IMUNIDADE PARLAMENTAR NA EMENDA CONSTITUCIONAL Nº 35, DE 20 DE DEZEMBRO DE 2001. Revista Diálogo Jurídico. Salvador, Brazil. nº. 14. 2002. Retrieved October 14, 2007.
- ^ Brazilian Magistrates Association. "Nenhuma condenação desde 1988" (Retrieved August 21, 2007)
- ^ Q&A: Brazil corruption scandal. BBC News. September 4, 2007. Retrieved on October 14, 2007.
- ^ Turkish Daily News, 30 April 1998, Parliament reluctant to expose members to prosecution
- ^ National Conference of State Legislatures (2000). Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure, 2000 ed., p. 411–412
External links[edit]
- J.P.Joseph Maingot with David Dehler, Politicians Above the Law: A case for the abolition of parliamentary inviolability (Baico Publishing 2011) (ISBN 978-1-926596-84-6)
- Josh Chafetz, Democracy's Privileged Few: Legislative Privilege and Democratic Norms in the British and American Constitutions (Yale Univ. Press 2006) (ISBN 0-300-11325-0)
- Simon Wigley, 'Parliamentary Immunity: Protecting Democracy or Protecting Corruption?, 'Journal of Political Philosophy, Vol. 11, No.2, pp. 23-40.
- Erskine May, Parliamentary Practice: The Law, Privileges, Proceedings and Usage of Parliament, W.R. Mackay et al. (eds) (London: Butterworths, 2004) (ISBN 0-406-97094-7)
- Simon McGee, Rules on Parliamentary Immunity in the European Parliament and the Member States of the European Union, (Brussels: European Parliament, ECPRD, 2001).
- UK Parliament, Reports of the Joint Committee on Parliamentary Privilege in Session HL 43-I/ HC 214-I. (London: The Stationery Office Limited, 1999).
- Marc Van der Hulst, The Parliamentary Mandate. (Geneva: Inter-Parliamentary Union, 2001) (ISBN 92-9142-056-5)
- L'immunité parlementaire, French National Assembly


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Spring Football is underway and there is plenty of news todigest. The defending champion Alabama Crimson Tide will go without Eddie Lacyin the spring. He is the heir apparent to Trent Richardson and averaged sevenyards per carry as his understudy. Jalston Fowler was a big physical back whoplayed some last year while freshman Dee Hart out of Orlando Dr. Phillips iscoming off a pre season knee injury. Keep an eye on Mr Football in Alabama, TJ Yeldon toget plenty of work in practice. He enrolled early like many prospects today andthis will benefit him greatly. Lacy will be the guy in the fall, but Nick Sabanloves depth and guys will get plenty of work.I think with so many guys on defense to replace expect it to be adefensive dominated spring in Tuscaloosa.Clemson has gone from being the hunter to the hunted as ACCchampions. There will be a lot defensivecoordinators spending extra time this summer trying to find a way to defendSammy Watkins. With this in mind I look for Chad Morris to expand the run gameand develop a back up quarterback for Tajh Boyd. Andre Ellington was a keyfactor for the Tiger offense last season.In the four losses he only had one 100 yard game and that was in theblowout loss to West Virginiain the Orange Bowl. He gives them balance and if you look at the Tigers fourlosses only four rushing touchdowns. In Clemsons 10 wins they had 18 rushingtouchdowns. Tennesseehas finally put a staff together for year three under Derek Dooley. Mostassistants who have jumped ship likely did it for job security reasons. Dooleyhas inherited quite a mess in Knoxvilleand the only way to get people off his back is to win. He has a greatquarterback and receivers and young guys on defense who have played a lot offootball last season. The key will be the mindset of the players and can heconvince them they are headed in the right direction. The Volunteers will have an entirely newdefensive staff in 2012 after adding Josh Conklin from the Citadel this week.Last season Tennesseewas 27th in the country in total defense and returns a ton ofexperience.
This and That Lots of new coordinators in the league andthe 15 practices for spring will be very helpful for guys like Doug Nussmeier, Alabama, Brent Pease, Florida,Brent Venables, Clemson and Sal Sunseri at Tennessee. They will use the practice toimplement the systems, but more importantly get to know their personnel.Coaches have to know which buttons to push to motivate players and while allthree of these guys have a ton of experience they are all walking in topressure packed situations where they must be successful. Cobi Hamilton is ready to be the go to guy atArkansas asspring ball gets ready to begin. He averaged nearly sixteen yards per receptionin 2011. Floridahas moved more guys to the running back position in search of a power runninggame. Omarius Hines who has played the H-back position and Chris Johnson alinebacker will line up in the backfield when practice begins next week. ExpectMike Gillislee and Mack Brown to be the top two guys at tailback and keep aneye on former quarterback Tre Burton. Finally on the plains Brian Van Gorder isalso a new coordinator who needs to get to know his personnel. One good thingas Auburnstarts spring football is he does have a lot of guys who played last year. Thechange in philosophy on offense should compliment what Van Gorder wants to doon defense.Follow me on Twitter@bradyack
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Three different tones on the same stem, gently backlit. A gem indeed.
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This page contains Cheats for Scorched Earth organized by sections for PC - Windows. Scorched Earth is a Strategy General game, made by Microstar and published by Microstar. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Create a backup copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the "scorch.cfg" file in the game directory. Change the number after the "Initial_Cash=" line to "999999999"....
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Gaynor Arnold was born and brought up in Cardiff, Wales. An only child, she grew
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after having my second child, and when I came back to working with children in
care, it got harder and harder. The types of problems became more severe, and
the whole lid came off the sexual-abuse issue, which we naively thought hardly
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Since 1996 Arnold, now sixty-three years old, has worked for the Birmingham City
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For almost 40 years, "jobs, children and life" got in the way of her writing.
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Her first novel, Girl in a Blue Dress, was published in the UK in early
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Harvest 2009 has been a whirlwind! Following a long and moderate growing season, this year's harvest was anything but predictable. In mid-September we experienced an unusually cool weekend of chilly wet weather that had several growers scampering to shield their grapes from the rain. Thankfully for us, most of the rain served to give our vineyards a much needed drink of water. The following two weeks were extremely busy with all of our white grapes harvested in a very compressed timeframe. After that came Zinfandel and several of our Bordeaux varieties, such as Cabernet, Merlot, and Malbec. For the most part, Mother Nature cooperated – that is until Tuesday, October 13.
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Deandra Bianca Rajan McPhee '11 never contemplated leaving the Bahamas, until she took part in a high school Junior Achievement competition where 750 students were charged with coming up with a product and a plan to market it. McPhee was one of the four winners and got the chance to travel to JWU's North Miami Campus for a weekend to check out the College of Business.
"I researched JWU and was blown away by the diversity on campus," she says. She was also drawn to the small class sizes, the level of faculty engagement and the educational approach.
"I'm a practical person and was excited about the hands-on approach that Professor [Mark] Neckes described," says McPhee. "He's one of the reasons I chose to come."
She flew back home to her grandmother and aunt with JWU on her mind. But the cost to attend was more than her family could afford. Her principal and guidance counselor connected her to a Miami-based family who hired her as a live-in nanny, and McPhee enrolled at JWU, paying her tuition from her salary. "Unfortunately the 2008 economic crash affected them, and they couldn't keep me on," says McPhee.
She recalls breaking down in the office of campus vice president and dean of academic affairs, Larry Rice, EdD, '90. "We sat and talked through all the alternatives," she says. "I got a job in the JWU Admissions office and became a resident hall assistant for the Cultural Living-Learning Community. It worked out. Even today I go to Dr. Rice, Ismare Monreal [dean of students] or Amanda Edun [academic administrative coordinator] for guidance."
These one-on-one connections have made the difference to McPhee, who says her collegiate experience took off from that point. She joined track and field and drama and traveled on a study abroad to Costa Rica. She's also involved in the international student community. "We're like a family … even graduates come back and stay involved." McPhee contrasts this to being a homesick freshman going home every four weeks. "Since my sophomore year I've gone home less. My family visits me and supports me in everything."
McPhee graduated in May, having completed her degree in management in three years. She is interning at Perry Ellis International corporate headquarters in Miami, in their HR department. "I met Fanny Hanono '08 Hon. when she visited campus as a panelist. Her passion about HR inspired me." McPhee wrote to the Perry Ellis secretary and treasurer saying she was an international student looking for an internship, and Hanono asked for her résumé.
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Qualifications: Went to this school in childhood, had two children attend there and already serve on the board of education.
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Qualifications: I was born and raised in St. Libory. I know just about everybody that lives in town. This next school year I will have all five of my children attending St. Libory school. After graduating St. Libory, I attended Freeburg High School. When I graduated there I recieved a baseball scolarship to Kaskaskia College, where I recieved a two-year degree. After college I started working construction in St. Louis. There I learned how to negotiate with other people, and how to find the easiest way to come to a compromise.
Top issues: The top issues in the school board is they can't come up on the best way to keep a principal. The board tries to dictiate how the school needs to be run instead of letting the teachers and the principal do their jobs. Another issue is St. Libory school is a very small school and I feel that the little money we have sometimes gets misused on little things; that money could be saved or used for something else. The three seats that are open hopefully gets filled by new people because we need a new voice for the students and their parents that have concerns with the school. If I get elected, I will keep an open mind on everything.
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Due to a series of unlikely circumstances, I'm living in a 4th floor walk-up crashpad among drug dealers with no lock on the front door, no telephone service, and no gas for the appliances. Also, all my stuff's in boxes, but that's another story.
This was supposed to be temporary, but it looks like it will last for a while. I could get gas turned on, but there's really no room to cook, and I'm not quite resigned to fully setting up for housekeeping in this hovel.
So I'm thinking about buying the George Foreman grill/griddle/oven/wafflemaker for like $100. I'm figuring that along wiht my hotpot and toaster oven and rice cooker, I can do whatever I need to do on at least a subsistence level.
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1. can anyone tell the diff between these two:
2. the griddle is tilted, I understand, so unless you get it super hot, pancakes and eggs just run down into the trough. This seems incredibly dumb. And I don't want to super heat the grill, cuz it'd scorch the eggs.
3. is this the item to get? another possibility (no oven, and not as fancy, and a little smaller - which is actually maybe good) is this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/cust...
Guys, an electric skillet is just great advice. I dont' want all that tricked-out stuff anyway. I don't really care about the pressing element (I love panini, but I'm not going to make them...or waffles). What I need is an all-purpose workhorse. I like the idea of a griddle. It's long been my fantasy to own a built-in griddle and be my own at-home short order cook. One day!
Now I have to go shopping.
I am without a cook top at the moment and am having to improvise until it is repaired or replaced. It was a GE Momogram Gas 5 burner that I have loved and used for 16 years and the glass top shattered on New Years Eve. I bought a 4 qt. slow cooker at Target for $19.99. I borrowed an electric skillet from a friend. I do have a gas grill outside and the winter is warm just wet so there is that option. I have never seen what people see in the Forman grill things. Do as Celeste suggests and get an electric skillet, it is much less expensive and versatile. Then yoyu can get a slow cooker and an electric tea kettle is useful too and none of those items will put you in the poor house. If you have the skillet you can brown things for a braise iini the slow cooker, make good soups in the slow cooker, you did not say if you have a microwave but mine is getting a work out now and it may be a month before the cooktop issue is resolved. Sorry you are in such awful surroundings, I hope things look up soon. But put your money in a few less expensive appliances that can give you a lot more options.
Save your $100 (towards a padlock for the front door?) and just buy a plain ol' electric skillet. If you buy a fairly deep one, you can do just about anything you'd do in a Foreman, plus cook liquidy things too. Here's a decent one for only $38: http://www.amazon.com/Presto-06852-16... Pancakes, quesadillas, burgers, stews, soups, casseroles, etc. I think that the contact grillers (Foreman-type thingies) are overrated...they're good for giving a top/bottom crust to things like quick-cooked chops, burgers, grilled cheese, etc. but kinda limited. With an elec. skillet, you can get the same effect by just flipping the damn food over (how hard is that?
)And, you can make jambalaya and/or red beans in an electric skillet. Try that with a Foreman and see where it gets ya.
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Almost spot on, Hungry Celeste. (The "same effect" is a self defeating comparison)
I have a Hamilton Beach (HB) 16 x 12 electric skillet that is 18 years old (may get to vote this year - lol) and still is working reasonably well, although it has some sticky spots when cooking mostly eggs.
Unfortunately, I have had gone through 2 HB fat reducing grills, (one warranty replacement , with the replacement lasting 2 years) and a little over half a dozen GF grills. The GF grills seem to last about a year and starts sticking like crazy.
What I do miss was those circa '60s clam style grills / waffle makers. The one I had, had the reversible flat grill / waffle grid that was cast iron. It made 4 sandwiches at once and open up for flat cooking. Rather wicked, speed wise in whipping out batches of grilled cheese in a hurry. Closest thing today probably would be a form of a panini grill with a 18 x 18 inch reversible surface grids. (Or what Jim has found, but rather small in my opinion)
How about a camping stove instead(for your purpose, it would be just like having a gas stove)? They're more versatile than a George Foreman. I've used a 10,000 BTU Coleman double burner outdoors and it got hot enough to adequately sear steaks on a smoking 12" cast iron pan. I use it in my kitchen if I need an extra burner or 2 to supplement my stationary stove. They've got a 20,000 BTU version also. That's more power than most kitchen stoves. Most use those small propane canisters that cost $2-5. You can get an adapter hose if you want to use those bigger tanks. Just cuz you're living in a shithole doesn't mean you need to cook like it.
And if space is an issue, here's a double burner 20,000 BTU unit that folds in half for $67 (now I want one!): http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-2-Burner-Fold-InstaStart-Stove/dp/B000F7T2MU/sr=1-16/qid=1167942575/ref=sr_1_16/104-7323329-9656729?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden
Need one with a grill also?
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I looked at the G5 in Costco and almost bought one for my brother. As I recall, the ones with a waffle/removable plate option have a tilt option so they can be used flat or tilted. That option might turn out to be some plastic thing you put under the legs, or the like, but I think it'll be there.
That, by the way, is what I do with my current foreman grill when I don't want to lose marinade - I turn one drip pan upside down and put it under the legs of the grill and leave the other drip pan under the lip to catch the few stray drops that still find their way out.


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One upon a time, long ago, a fair maiden embarked upon a journey across the seas to study arts and letters with great minds of her age. On her journey, she encountered a knight, brave and true, who had set out from the maiden's homeland on a similar quest. Expecting only to find enlightenment, the maiden and the knight found true love. And every year, in memory of their first meeting, the maiden and the knight (OK, mostly the maiden) prepared a traditional sweetmeat that was consumed during the festive season in this land across the water.
If you didn't gather from the above fable, mince pies are part of my family mythology, and make an appearance during every Christmas season. In the U.K., they're ubiquitous this time of year, sold in packs of six everywhere from the cheap kind at the Waitrose supermarket down the street, to the ones sold at Fortnum and Mason and marked "Luxury Brandy Mincemeat Pies." Mince pies are the taste of Christmastime in London. And that taste is incredible — start with concentrated dried fruit flavors, add the flowing sweetness of brown sugar and butte, brighten with sour lemon juice and tart fresh apple, add a faint bitter note from orange and lemon peels and wrap the whole thing in a flaky pastry. Do you see why these might be just a tiny bit addictive?
Fortunately, since they don't appear on every street corner on this side of the pond, they're pretty simple to make. Mincemeat may sound daunting (and offputting – the sugar and spices and brandy were a medieval way to preserve meat, but by Victorian times, the meat was largely forgotten, and my version is entirely vegetarian, made with butter and nothing more frightening than a few raisins) but it's simple as pie to make — the whole thing takes maybe 20 minutes, start to finish, and the hardest part is dicing up an apple.
After you've got the mincemeat made (and you can make it well in advance — it keeps forever in the fridge), it's just a matter of putting it into pie crust and baking. One thing I must insist on is making mini pies like they have in Britain. Mincemeat is so sweet and rich that the only way to get the proper ratio of pastry to filling is to go small. The ones in the picture are mini 6″ pie pans, but my favorite vessel are disposable 3.25″ aluminum tartlet pans I bought at a restaurant supply store.
And the result? Little bites of Christmas cheer, a nice change from sugar cookies and gingerbread men.
- 1 double recipe pie crust — enough for a 2 crust pie. (You can also use this sour cream pie crust recipe)
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- 1 apple, peeled cored, and finely diced
- 1 cup (2 sticks) salted butter
- 2 cups packed dark brown sugar
- 1 cup raisins
- ¾ cup golden raisins
- ¾ cup dried currants
- juice and zest from 1 small lemon
- ¼ cup finely diced candied orange peel (Use good quality — I like the stuff I get from http://www.culinarydistrict.com)
- ¼ cup brandy
- Prepare the pastry dough and chill in chubby disks.
- Make the mincemeat – combine all the ingredients except the brandy in a large saucepan, heat to a boil, turn down the heat, and simmer for 15 minutes. Stir in brandy and simmer for 5 more minutes. Let cool to room temperature.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Roll out pie dough and line mini pie pans with the dough. Add a few spoonfuls of mincemeat (amount depends on the size of your pans), and top each pie with another circle of crust. Seal the edges and crimp with fingers or a fork. Prick the top of each pie to release steam, and sprinkle with granulated sugar.
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DescriptionThree years have passed since Arthur defeated the Demon King Astaroth and rescued his beloved Princess Prin-Prin (see Ghosts 'N Goblins). A new villain, the Great Demon King Lucifer (Loki in some versions) has become the new leader of Ghoul Realm. While returning from a journey, Arthur sees the Princess' castle and her village under attack by Lucifer's forces. While rushing towards her beloved knight, the Princess is struck by one of Lucifer's laser beams.Now, Arthur must venture back to the Lucifer's palace and destroy the demon in order to rescue the Princess' soul and bring her back to life! And it won't matter whether he fights in his shining armor or in his underwear alone...the bravest Knight in the land isn't going to be stopped by some monsters! Although the game starts with graveyard and marsh territory familiar from the first game, later levels are set in a tower, a mass of skeletons, and a castle. Players progress from left to right (from bottom to top in level 3), and have to hack down the aforementioned monsters with a sword. The journey includes ledges, ladders, lava pits and slippery slopes. Different weapons can be collected, by finding suits of armor inside chests. Each of the five stages has its own setting and a final boss. ScreenshotsAlternate Titles
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Indiana State had one opportunity Saturday to stagger South Dakota State, a nationally ranked squad still holding onto playoff hopes. It missed on a 13-play, second-quarter drive in a game that was still up for grabs, advancing all the way to the Jackrabbits 6-yard line and netting no points.
The Sycamores didn't gain a first down on their next seven possessions and didn't get within 30 yards of the end zone the rest of the game, dropping a 29-0 decision to No. 19-ranked SDSU before a crowd of 5,317 in Missouri Valley Football Stadium at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium. It was the seventh loss in a row for ISU (1-9, 0-6), but the first by shutout since Oct. 31, 2009 at Southern Illinois.
"We're not effective on offense," first-year coach Mike Sanford said. "We've got to run the ball better and we've got to be able to convert third downs."
The Sycamores totaled 161 yards, their second-lowest output this season — and against an SDSU defense that came in ranking last in the Valley in total defense. Only 56 of those yards came through the air, Mike Perish and Robert Tonyan combining to go 7 of 22 with one interception.
The junior Perish made only two attempts before being knocked from the game at the end of a 10-yard run near the ISU sideline. He took a bit hit from Jacks' cornerback Winston Wright. Both players were down on the field; Wright returned and Perish did not, suffering a concussion on the play, according to Sanford. Only last week Perish returned to the lineup after a right-knee injury. His status going forward is uncertain.
Sanford wanted a flag on the play for a helmet-to-helmet hit.
"I guess I don't completely understand the rule," he said.
The freshman Tonyan missed on his first six pass attempts, and the seventh went for a loss of three. He was 1 of 10 for minus-3 until the final seven minutes before finishing 5 of 20 for 46 yards with an interception.
The passing total was a season low for ISU. SDSU (6-4, 3-3) prepared this week for both quarterbacks, and it showed.
The Sycamores best threat was that second-quarter surge. They were down only 9-0 at that point and threatening to score. But Tonyan failed to see a wide open receiver on third-and-goal from the 6 — he overthrew a man on the left instead — and a 29-yard field goal attempt by Eric Heidorn was blocked by SDSU linebacker Charles Elmore.
The Jacks tacked on a field goal — one of three in the first half by Justin Syrovatka in windy conditions — on the ensuing possession and another just 26 seconds before halftime to make it 15-0.
The third field goal was set up by a punt block.
"We really wanted to pass rush on the d-line, but you've got to go and play what the quarterback's going to do," said Jacks defensive end Marshall Peugh. "We geared up for more run — we anticipated that." ISU did enough defensively to make SDSU uncomfortable. The spread didn't exceed two scores until the middle of the third quarter when Jacks quarterback Austin Sumner hit Jason Schneider for a 25-yard touchdown.
Despite several good individual numbers, the Jacks didn't run roughshod offensively, gaining 382 yards — right in line with their season average.
It's just that the Sycamores couldn't match any of the scores. They've failed to score an offensive touchdown in any of the last three games.
They'll try to snap that drought — and their long skid — next week against Western Illinois (3-7, 1-5) in the first of consecutive home games to end the season.
"We've got to go home and play with some pride and play with some determination," Sanford said, "and get a win."
ISU offense continues to struggle at South Dakota State
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Indiana State women move within one win from MVC title
Senior Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir had 23 points to lead Indiana State to a 73-71 win at Drake on Thursday. The point guard led four Sycamores in double figures in the win.
Anna Munn, Jasmine Grier and Chelsea Small each chipped in 11 points as ISU shot 10-of-21 from 3-point range as a team. -
Sycamores rejuvenated heading into MVC Tournament quarterfinals
Indiana State point guard Jake Odum is sick-and-tired of being sick and tired.
He's tired of hearing about the team's three-game losing streak. He's tired of the Sycamores playing below par. He's tired of the team not fulfilling its potential.
He plans to do something about it this weekend. Second-seeded ISU begins its Missouri Valley Conference Tournament trek at 7:05 p.m. tonight against either No. 10 Loyola. -
Rose-Hulman seniors lead Engineers into NCAA Division III Tournament
For Rose-Hulman's six senior men's basketball players, this weekend will mark the beginning of their third and final appearance in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Having left Terre Haute by bus Thursday, Rose (22-5) will open the Division III four-team regional at Hope College in Holland, Mich., today against Wheaton College (19-8) at the unique time of 5:30 p.m.
Coach Jim Shaw's Engineers are coming off Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) regular-season and tournament championships for the second consecutive year. -
ISU women seek top MVC seed
Defense and rebounding are the staples of Teri Moren's fourth Indiana State team, a squad that hits the road trying to defend and rebound its way to a regular-season conference title. The Sycamores women's basketball can clinch the No. 1 seed in the Missouri Valley Conference with wins tonight against Drake and Saturday against Northern Iowa.
Nebraska completes sweep of Indiana
Indiana's slim hopes of an NCAA Tournament bid are all but done, unless the Hoosiers can win the Big Ten Tournament. Nebraska never trailed Wednesday night, completing a season sweep of the Hoosiers with a 70-60 win. The loss ensures a losing conference record for IU (17-13, 7-10 Big Ten) while boosting the Huskers' chances at an at-large berth.
ISU reserve Smith earns two MVC honors
Indiana State sophomore Khristian Smith has been named to the Missouri Valley Conference's All-Bench and Most Improved Teams, according to an announcement by the league office Wednesday.
Two Sycamores with Scott during Saturday incident
A Vigo County's Sheriff's case report of Brenton Scott's arrest last Saturday indicated that Scott, an Indiana State basketball player, tried to pass himself off as his twin brother and that two of his teammates were with him at the time of the incident.
Metro Sports: Sycamores to be represented at NCAA indoors
Three members of the Indiana State track and field team will compete in the 2014 NCAA indoor championships March 14-15 at Albuquerque, N.M. Senior Greggmar Swift will represent the men, while sophomore Katie Wise and senior Mary Theisen will represent the women.
Rose meets Wheaton in NCAA opener
Rose-Hulman will open its third straight trip to the NCAA Division III basketball tournament at 5:30 p.m. Friday when the Engineers play Wheaton in a four-team regional hosted by Hope College.
Metro: No ISU baseball today; home opener now Friday
Indiana State's baseball home opener that was to be played today has been pushed back, according to Sycamore head coach Mitch Hannahs.
ISU's Scott booked for OWI, possession
Indiana State men's basketball player Brenton Scott was booked into the Vigo County Jail on Saturday for operating while intoxicated, possession of marijuana/hash, possession of paraphenalia and false reporting/informing.
Odum can't get roll on game-winning attempt on Senior Day
The storybook was ready to be opened at Hulman Center on Saturday.
Down two with 4.5 seconds to go, Indiana State rebounded a free throw miss by Northern Iowa's Seth Tuttle. ISU senior point guard Odum timed his dash perfectly up the floor. He released his shot from just behind the 3-point line at just the right second. The shot was true and online. -
TODD GOLDEN: Lansing's belief in his team has not wavered
In the wake of Indiana State's 71-69 loss to Northern Iowa on Saturday, and the three-game losing streak that comes with it, ISU coach Greg Lansing wanted to get one point across crystal clear in his postgame press conference.
VIDEO: Munn has made her mark on ISU women's program
Anna Munn has been a dependable leader in the Indiana State women's basketball program. Her leadership has helped coach Teri Moren build to back-to-back 10-or-more win seasons in the Missouri Valley the last two years.
Rose-Hulman wins third straight HCAC tournament crown
Tied with Hanover 26-26 at halftime of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball championship game Saturday night, host Rose-Hulman knew it had a couple of things in its favor.
Rolling along: Third straight victory helps Sycamores tie for second in MVC
Aside from Teri Moren sticking with her pink Chuck Taylor shoes on the sideline for superstitious reasons, Indiana State's three-game winning streak can be explained by strong play in nearly every aspect of the game.
Sycamores stay positive in face of adversity
After Indiana State's 77-59 loss at Illinois State on Wednesday, ISU players had an idea of how the tone of Thursday and Friday's practices would be prior to today's regular-season finale against Northern Iowa.
Engineers, Hanover to vie for HCAC title
For the second year in a row, the men's basketball teams of Rose-Hulman and Hanover will square off for the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament championship in Terre Haute.
Metro: ISU softball win streak reaches 6
Indiana State improved its college softball winning streak to six games Friday by beating Wright State 4-3 and IUPUI 3-2 on the opening day of the Holiday Inn Hilltopper Classic.
Odum's final chapter is here; how will he author the ending?
If you compare a college basketball career to a book, Indiana State point guard Jake Odum has been a page-turner from day one.
Odum has dazzled ISU fans from the time he became a starter during the first weekend of his first season in 2010. The Sycamores have not had a losing season during the Odum era, a run of success unprecedented in ISU's Division I history. -
VIDEO: Indiana State women looking to add to winning streak at home
Indiana State looks to put a three-game winning streak together tonight against Loyola, who topped the Sycamores behind 30 points by senior forward Troy Hambric for one of the Ramblers' nine wins this season.
The Sycamores' women's basketball team stifled Missouri State last Friday and knocked off first-place Wichita State on Sunday for a pair of road wins last weekend. They'll look to build upon that momentum tonight at home. -
Sheehey's career-high 30 helps Hoosiers over No. 20 Iowa
Will Sheehey scored 19 of his career-high 30 points in the first half and Stanford Robinson added a career-best 17 to lead Indiana over No. 20 Iowa 93-86 on Thursday night in a game that was postponed last week.
A.J. Reed picks up multiple NCAA baseball honors
Kentucky junior pitcher/first baseman A.J. Reed has been named National Hitter of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and a National Player of the Week by NCAA.com, according to separate announcements.
A member of the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Watch List, the Terre Haute native was named National Hitter of the Week by the NCBWA, with VMI right-hander Reed Garrett earning NCBWA Pitcher of the Week. -
Redbirds dominate Sycamores 77-59
Indiana State's men's basketball team is running out of answers for its recent woes ... and it's running out of time to fix them. The slumping Sycamores added defensive problems to their offensive slump on Wednesday at Illinois State. The Redbirds made the Sycamores pay dearly for their poor all-around effort out of the gate as the Sycamores fell 77-59.
Rose coach expects wide-open race for HCAC title
Both Rose-Hulman basketball programs hope their teams will still be talked about in the Wabash Valley media after this weekend when they compete in their Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournaments.
No. 16 Michigan rallies past Purdue
Glenn Robinson III got a late bank shot to roll in as time expired Wednesday night, giving No. 16 Michigan a 77-76 overtime victory at Purdue.
Metro roundup: Hutson awarded USA Track and Field grant
Terre Haute native and 2016 Olympic hopeful Kylie Hutson was awarded a $7,000 grant from the USA Track and Field Foundation.
No. 14 Wisconsin beats Indiana 69-58
Sam Dekker scored 16 points and No. 14-ranked Wisconsin shrugged off a slow start to beat Indiana University 69-58 in men's basketball Tuesday night.
The Hoosiers (15-12, 5-9 Big Ten) held Wisconsin (23-5, 10-5) to its lowest point production in the first half this season, taking a 29-19 lead. -
Rose coach still 'hanging around'
Approaching the start of his 25th season as Rose-Hulman's baseball coach, Jeff Jenkins remembers some of his 601 victories, most of his teams' highlights from five NCAA Division III tournament appearances and pretty much all of Art Nehf Field's significant upgrades. He also can count on one hand how many times that umpires have tossed him from a game — two.
Metro: MVC honors Lockwood, Abdul-Qaadir; national award for A.J.
Indiana State sophomore Taylor Lockwood was named Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Week on Monday after pitching one of two ISU softball shutouts Sunday and earning Most Valuable Player honors at Tennessee State's Tiger Classic.
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