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This recipe takes the basic chocolate chip cookie to a whole new level of decadence with dark chocolate chips, coconut flakes, and ginger. Flaked salt gives a hint of savor to what is sure to be a new cookie classic.
These cookies will knock the socks off any peanut butter-lover. If you can't do peanut butter without chocolate, top each cookie dough ball with chopped peanut butter cups or add some chocolate chips to the dough.
Tomato season is finally here! Pair this bright, summery side dish with a grilled steak or fish fillet.
By using both the meat and the stock from the bird, this chicken and rice dish is especially flavorful. The freshness of the vegetables adds a great summer crunch!
This Russian interpretation of lamb kebabs incorporates zucchini, tomatoes, red onions, and an array of spices. Delicious alone, with rice or salad, or wrapped in pita!
A giant inflatable rubber duck floats past the USS Iowa battleship at the Port of Los Angeles. The world-famous sculpture sailed into the port for the first time to kick off the Tall Ships Festival LA and will remain in the harbor. The duck was designed by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman and at 61 feet high, 110 feet long 85 f...
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|Saturday, September 14, 2013 12:46 AM
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Candy J. Brooks, 49, and Catherine E. Wilson, 25, are both in custody, each on one count of trafficking heroin. Brooks' vehicle was also seized due to its alleged use in the commission of drug sales in Allen County.
Three other Delphos residents were also indicted on drug-related charges Friday, including Phillip L. Cross, 25, one count of trafficking in heroin; and Nichole L. Keirns, 26, for three counts of trafficking in marijuana within a 1,000 feet of a school.
Cross is still being sought and is believed to be in Tennessee. Keirns is in custody.
The third person is also the 10th Delphos person indicted by the Van Wert County Grand Jury last week. Melony R. Sunday, 19, formerly of Delphos and believed to be in the Celina area, is wanted on one count of trafficking in heroin in Van Wert county and two counts of trafficking heroin in Allen County.
Fittro said there was a method to the two separate groups of arrests.
"Splitting the roundup into two phases was the coordination of grand juries. Delphos is split evenly between Van Wert and Allen counties," Fittro explained. "The arrests that occurred last week originated from Van Wert County Grand Jury indictments. The arrests which occurred Friday originated from Allen County Grand Jury Indictments. Some were inducted in both counties and face new charges from Allen."
Nine individuals were arrested, totaling 25 separate drug-related indictments and two nondrug-related warrants last week.

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Rachael Ray is tense. She is holding this reporter's tape recorder in one hand, a Dunkin' Donuts iced coffee in the other, and putting up with six hands messing around in her hair as a trio of stylists weaves extensions into the great Ray's scalp before a taping of the Rachael Ray Show.
As she will tell you herself, Ray has at least five jobs. There's her signature show on the Food Network, 30 Minute Meals. Then there are Inside Dish with Rachael Ray, Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels, and $40 a Day. And don't forget her syndicated talkfest, the Rachael Ray Show. She's written 15 cookbooks and she has her own magazine. She even has a line of knives and cookware. Ray, who turns 40 this month, has also found time to launch a nonprofit charity called Yum-o. And as her viewers well know, when Ray goes home (well after 7 p.m. most nights), no salty Chinese takeout eats. Instead she whips up real food -- such as a pasta carbonara -- for her husband, John Cusimano, and herself.
Ray remains focused, however. Despite her cozy outfit of fluffy bunny slippers and what looks like a luxe bathrobe of gray cashmere, she is all business.
Ladies' home Journal: You lead a busy life. What do you do to dial down and relax?
Rachael Ray: I don't dial down. Even when I'm on vacation I'm writing constantly. When I was in Aspen on my honeymoon, I wrote three-quarters of a book. Quite frankly, everything I do -- traveling, chatting, cooking -- is exactly what I'd do on a day off. And I'm lucky enough that someone pays me for it.
LHJ: And quite a lot of money, too [Ray reportedly earns $16 million a year]. Did you ever think you would be such a raging, unqualified success?
RR: No way. My mother raised us so that when an opportunity came up, we should take the risk. But I never wanted to be on TV or have anything to do with magazines. I just liked working with food. Food makes everybody feel good. There are four or five people on the planet who don't eat by choice. They're cranky.
LHJ: You have a younger brother, Emmanuel, and an older sister, Maria. Do they cook, too?
RR: My brother will spend all day making a complicated soup or stew. My sister is a great baker, and I can't bake at all. When I was a kid [Rachael is eight years younger than Maria] she'd make cakes that looked like three-dimensional choo-choo trains and all that kind of crap. I made a lemon cottage cake for my mother when I was 15. I had to sift the flour four times and I spent four hours crying because the thing never rose. The whole idea of baking makes me grumpy.
LHJ: Are you a fan of kids' baking? It seems as if you prefer having them get into actual cooking, as you point out in your new Yum-o! The Family Cookbook.
RR: If kids are involved in making dinner and see that everyone else is taking pleasure in what they've done, they feel an enormous sense of pride. It's not just how to make popcorn balls that look like lions or how to decorate a cupcake. That's play food. I did the book both to raise money for the Yum-o charity and to make a collection of recipes that are family friendly.
LHJ: One of Yum-o's missions is to ensure that kids don't go hungry.
RR: America is a country of gluttony. We have so much food, but we still have hungry children? It's an embarrassment. And there's so little discussion from any of the [presidential] candidates about the food that goes into our kids when they're in school. All they talk about is healthcare, but the biggest factor in the cost of healthcare is the future health of your kids. Why aren't people asking presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle what they're going to do to make our kids healthier and lower our healthcare costs? I mean, who's subsidizing broccoli?
LHJ: Does working with kids make you want one of your own?
RR: I enjoy kids so much but I don't have time to physically have them. I'm going to be on the air for another three or four years, so I may not have the opportunity. This is a way to work with kids at every age.
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I know. I was there.
I rushed home from the pool where I was teaching swimming lessons, using back streets to avoid the lock-ups in traffic. Luckily, I lived in the mostly residential Sunset District, an area close to my work. I flew into the house, calling for my cats, expecting them to greet me at the door as usual.
They were nowhere to be found.
There was, however, a great deal of glass on the floor, and I was barefoot and wearing a wet bathing suit.
Fear clutched my heart. Where were my babies?
I tiptoed through the glass, calling, looking under furniture. I finally got to my bedroom, and there they were, two sets of wide-open eyes in the darkness of the closet, peeking out at me.
They were as happy to see me as I was to see them.
However, they would not come out of the closet.
I thought they just needed to calm down, so I changed into dry clothes, put on my shoes and began to clean up the glass.
And then the shaking started again. I stood in the doorway of my bedroom, bracing myself, and saw my kitties duck deeper into the closet. After two more aftershocks, they finally emerged to greet me, unscathed and more worried about me than I was about them.
I decided the worst was over, since Felix perched on his favorite windowsill perch for a bath and Lucky helped me clean up the rest of the glass.
So here are my tips for surviving an earthquake with your furry friend:
1. Leave a closet door open when you are not at home. My cats were able to take cover when they needed to, and at the very least it saved them from being hurt by broken glass. It likely gave them some comfort, too.
2. Do not give your pets tap water after a quake. It may be contaminated. Be sure to keep a stock of bottled water for you and for them.
3. Keep a supply of pet food as well. We did not have access to grocery shopping for two to three days, and I was glad I was stocked up.
4. Throw out any pet food or water that was sitting out during the quake. There might be shards of glass in there. Thoroughly wash the bowls before refilling them.
5. If your pet requires medications, keep a supply of those as well.
6. Reassure your pets with lots of love and attention. They may not verbalize it like humans, but they feel stress and anxiety too. Plus, you get the benefit of their comforting presence!
7. Above all, pay attention to your pets. They definitely have a sixth sense about oncoming earthquakes, and you can get yourself and them into a safer place if you are forewarned.
KR Johnson is an award-winning speaker, longtime educator and advocate for kids and improvisational theater performer. She is the author of The Eleventh Sense, the hilarious journey of Simon, who must find his mother's killer with the help of the most unusual, and annoying, bunch of friends ever, available on amazon.com.


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The cabins were very good and the ship beautiful and very clean. The waiting staff and cleaning staff were very pleasant and hard working but spoke very little or no English.
Tea was only provided at breakfast and was extra at lunch and dinner, water had to be paid for.At dinner the food was of poor quality and the portions tiny,after one night we decided to stick to the buffet but in the evening the choice was limited and the same every evening. On Gala evenings the buffet was closed so again we had to use the Tex Mex which we had to pay for. After two days we found most passengers resorted to eating when ashore as we did. No drinks or water where allowed to be taken aboard, so all soft drinks etc., had to be purchased from them at an exorbitant price.
We found the Italian staff on board to be distant and unhelpful, Everything was geared to getting you to spend money, all excursions priced at 50 euros or therabouts, no information given about the ports visited and buses from the harbours hightly priced.
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"Dune Diggers" on the Gulf - Lovely 3BR Beach Front Home in Navarre Beach
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If you are looking for the perfect place to "kick-back", relax and watch the dolphins play in the clear emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico, "Dune Diggers" is the perfect beach destination.
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Please note that renters must be a minimum of 25 years of age. We do not rent to college, high school, or other student groups unless they are accompanied by their parents.
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August 4, 2012 - Sept 10, 2012 ... $1900 weekly
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REGINA, June 18, 2014 /CNW/ - FNA Fertilizer Limited Partnership ("FNA
FLP") announced today it has selected a location for its new nitrogen
fertilizer manufacturing facility, which up to this point has only been
described as being "built in Western Canada."
Spokesperson Bob Friesen confirmed that land near Belle Plaine,
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FNA FLP sees Belle Plaine as an ideal location, due to several key
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"This announcement is an important step in project development and
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of industries that are already located in the Regina-Moose Jaw corridor
make it a logical place to locate."
The project will have a significant impact on the province of
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construction jobs and 170 positions for operating the plant once it is
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Report: Contract extension in works for Brees
The Saints are expected to reward QB Drew Brees for his stellar play later this year with a contract extension.
Carney serves as generous mentor to Hartley
One of the most productive kickers in NFL history found himself in an interesting situation late in the NFC championship game. With a Super Bowl berth on the line, the Saints were setting themselves up to kick a potential game-winning ...
Bush hopes to break long punt return
PFW's Eric Edholm analyzes the matchup between Saints PR Reggie Bush and Colts P Pat McAfee and his punt-coverage team in the fourth of a daily series examining a matchup of the day leading up to Super Bowl XLIV.
Saints' Bush has endured growing pains
Saints RB Reggie Bush has had an up-and-down career to date, but head coach Sean Payton believes his knowledge of the offense has improved. Read Wednesday's Super Bowl notebook.
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Smith squares off vs. Johnson and Manning
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Ivory is active for Sunday's game against the Bucs.||||||| Ivory had a hamstring injury.
Ivory is active for the first time this season against San Diego on Sunday night.||||||| Ivory was the Saints' leading rusher in 2010 but the Saints have struggled to find room for him on game day with Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles and Mark Ingram also in the lineup.
Ivory carried nine times for 23 yards in Saturday's 36-32 postseason loss at San Francisco.||||||| The Saints don't emphasize the run game and it's understandable when you have a superstar like Drew Brees as the signal-caller.
Ivory ran for a season-high 127 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 45-17 rout of Carolina.||||||| Ivory finished up the 2011 campaign and a strong note - and with an impressive showing in the postseason - could carry plenty of fantasy value into 2012.
Saints coach Sean Payton said Ivory had sports hernia surgery in Philadelphia on Friday and that the procedure went well.||||||| Payton said Ivory's recovery from that procedure is expected to take about three weeks. Ivory already was not practicing because he is still rehabilitating his left foot, which he broke in the last regular season game of 2010.


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Florida Basketball Practice Complex
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Florida's $10 million state-of-the-art private basketball practice facility, which opened in the October of 2001, is the nation's premier practice complex. The two-story 47,505 square foot facility includes multiple practice gyms, a training room, a 1900-square foot weight room, locker rooms, coaches' offices, conference rooms equipment room, team lounge area and film/video rooms with theatre style seating to give the Gators the only basketball exclusive practice facility in the Southeastern Conference. The design team of RDG Sports in Des Moines, Iowa began the project in September of 1999 and construction began in July of 2000.
In September of 2007 a $1.8 million project was completed in the facility to celebrate the history of the Florida basketball program, while adding state-of-the-art technology.
One Up, a joint venture between Florida-based XOS Technologies and Downstream, an Oregon design firm, completed the extensive project for the University of Florida men's and women's basketball programs.
One Up redesigned many areas of the facility including the atrium, which welcomes visitors with a twenty-foot chandelier comprised of inspirational images and words. Below, trophy cases celebrating the Florida men's team's championships also feature monitors relaying highlights of the seasons. On the second floor, a dynamic Gallery Media Display showcases more trophies and team memorabilia. Visitors can also engage interactive screens to review highlight clips of Gator Greats who have gone on to play in the NBA and WNBA. The most surprising twist is meant to inspire players in the practice gym. Here, pieces of hallowed hardwood hang from above, as suspended from the ceiling with the logos from each of Florida's four Final Four appearances. Another key coaching advantage is revealed when opening the padded doors to display the Coaching Command center that is housed on both the Men's and Women's courts. This Command Center has a Large LCD monitor and a VCR/DVD used to view film during practice.
"We wanted to change the culture of basketball forever. We wanted to look back on this day and say this is where it started for Florida basketball."
- University of Florida Athletic Director Jeremy Foley on October 21, 2001
"I didn't even ask for this facility. I don't have to ask for anything. It's all Jeremy's idea. He told me when I came here that he was committed to building an elite basketball program, and he's done everything possible to live up to those words."
- Billy Donovan on the new basketball complex on November 2, 2001
"He has everything he needs in Gainesville to be successful. Now he has more than he needs. Donovan already is considered the top college recruiter in the country. What type of talent will he lure now that he has this Taj Mahoops to show all those All-Americans? This like giving Tiger Woods graphite and titanium when everybody else is using hickory and persimmon."
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Basketball players in the tri-state area took part in a fundraising program to help the Newtown, Connecticut community.
The program is called "Threes for Sandy Hook" and it began as a way for the Newtown Nighthawks Girls' varsity basketball team to channel their sport into healing.
Over 500 hoops plates participated and the program is very simple – for every 3-point shot made, a $3 donation is made to a fund for Newtown.
On Sunday, a benefit hoops game was played at Ramapo College of New Jersey in Mahwah.
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The Preserve at Dove Mountain in Marana
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Beautiful new home in the Preserve at Dove Mountain! This is a gated community only a couple of
minutes from The Gallery golf club and the new Ritz Carlton golf resort and hotel, the home of the
Accenture Match Play golf tournament in February! This home has 3 lovely bedrooms with a king in
the master and queen beds in the other bedrooms. Home features a sparkling pool and spa that look
out onto the wonderful Sonoran desert open space. You have no homes behind you, just open space and mountain views! Beautiful! Granite kitchen counters, Tile floors, great views and convenience make this a truly special vacation find!
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Gated community
3 car garage
All linens and towels.
Eat in kitchen
Great Room
Cable TV
High speed internet.
Close to golf
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Second time round, and the girl cat is so ridiculously preggas, it's almost a worry! She has become a monolith. A gut so massive, my year ten home room teacher, nicknamed "Barrel", would be jealous. The girl can't even act as a cat any more; it's just one weird pose after another to take the pressure of that Zepplin of a tum!
Andrew Bolt sets the record straight as to where the information on the AWU/Slater&Gordon scandal is coming from… and it ain't from the Right.
There is a determined campaign by Labor and its media allies to portray the scrutiny on this scandal and on Gillard as a Liberal plot, a Murdoch press gotcha, or the malevolent muck-rucking of disreputable "shock-jocks" and cartoonists.In fact, the scandal was recently raised in Parliament by former Labor Attorney-General Robert McClelland. It is being researched by a former Socialist Left unionist turned lawyer Harry Nowicki. It has been given fresh momentum [by] a former Slater & Gordon partner Nick Styant-Browne, It has been kept alive by allegations by former AWU officials Ralph Blewett and Bob Kernohan. The most devastating indictment was an affidavit by then AWU national secretary Ian Cambridge, now a Gillard-appointed judge of Fair Work Australia. The man who gave me the most damaging insight into the affair was another senior AWU official. The story has recently been pursued by Fairfax's Financial Review.
That's right. The actual content, the info, the facts, the guts of this scandal is coming from… the Left! Leftists who are are also fed up with this travesty.
Because as much as some of the Gillard Luvvies in the media and elsewhere would like to dismiss this for their team, this isn't actually a left/right issue.
It's a criminal issue, a trust issue, a judgement issue, an integrity issue.
So enough of this shooting the messenger BS.
BTW, that link also contains more info from the excerpts in the post below.
Australia's live cattle export trade was almost brought to its knees last year when the Gillard government, in a knee-jerk reaction, temporarily banned it after shocking footage was aired on the ABC.
The timing couldn't have been worse – just as cattle were being loaded onto the boats.
The timing of the ABC 4Corners report raised a few eyebrows as well. A report they'd been sitting on since January of last year was aired in the worst possible month, June.
Further investigation revealed that whilst the footage was in no way doctored, it was not representative, either.
Naturally, once all the facts came to light, the trade was allowed to resume. But the damage had been done. A government that should have had more information at its fingertips than a graphic, yet sensationalist current affairs report, had acted.
And the cattle industry wants them to pay for their stupid, short-sighted, ill-informed mistake.
Now the government is secretly trying to head off class action by legal firm Minter Ellison, which is acting on behalf of beef producers demanding compensation, the ABC's 7.30 program reported tonight.
The law firm did not comment on the program but the amount sought is reportedly worth hundreds of millions.
Why secretly?
But yeah. No worries. The government's mistake that the taxpayer will have to pay for…
There goes Julia and Wayne's budget's cash handout freebies.
Who says nature is that fragile? Here's on of Gaia's favourites with its priorities firmly in place.
A LARGE black bear may have overstayed its welcome in a Florida neighbourhood after stealing beer and prowling around a local bar.
A resident who live at Highbanks Marina in De Bary, Florida, 48km north of Orlando, said the unwanted visitor – thought to weigh at least 136kg – recently made off with a case of beer he had left on his back porch, myFOXorlando.com reported today.
Can't blame the bear. The weather's been warming up lately, and who doesn't love an ice cold beer?
American readers should note, however, Aussie bears can handle the harder stuff.
The perils of having among one's peers a significant number of Arts graduates? The following crap was posted all over my facebook news feed today:
A new Harvard study suggests that eating any amount—and any kind of red meat, significantly increases the risk of premature death.
Well. Shut the door. It's a HARVARD study. See you in the next life, McDonald's. It was fun while it lasted, Sizzler's. At least I got to try some kangaroo once.
Ninemsn diligently picked up on it, too (and if you check google around the time of posting, so did others).
Eating a portion of processed red meat daily can boost a person's risk of dying young by up to 20 per cent, says a long-running US study of more than 120,000 people.
Woah! Not just Harvard but a whopping 120,000 people tested by Harvard.
I might as well go fire bomb the butcher's shop right now. He's not just killing Daisy, he's killing ME!
But as I commented on FB, "Well, that's your choice … but before flying in the face of millions of years of evolution as an omnivore species – a trait that played no small part in giving us dominion over the planet – it might be wise to first check any counter arguments to such an alarming claim."
Wait. What? CHECK it? This is Harvard. It was in the media. Surely a ninemsn journo would try and bring us a balanced report, right? If there was any checking to be done, it would have been done already.
No, just more of the same… in the same article.
A separate study, also led by Hu but published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation, found that men who drank sugar-sweetened beverages daily faced a 20 per cent higher risk of heart disease than men who did not.
Just put a warning label on everything I say! That way we'll be safe, saved from ourselves, and will live forever.
Wait. Where was I? Ah, yes. CHECKING.*
How did the researchers test the dangers of meat? Through a survey and questionnaire. This wasn't some deep and complex lab work.
As for the ability to demonstrate a cause and effect relationship between red meat and mortality? Those claims are impossible. Always remember Research 101: Correlation does not equal causation.
A frickin' survey? A frickin' questionaire?
That's it?!?!
And on top of that, the test group were ALL doctors and nurses.
I agree with the assertion made in that last link. I love them, but they don't always work the most convenient hours (exercise, sleep, access to quality food or crappy hospital food?) and thus might not have the healthiest bodies. And besides, doctors and nurses are hardly representative of the entire population.
And as for the drinks? Sigh, everybody knows downing too much Coke isn't good, but again, was that survey done using extensive lab testing, scientific rigour?
Just another stupid survey.
*And note livestrong.com, the folks who checked the Harvard survey, are partners with the Lance Armstrong Foundation. If red meat's good enough to help Lance win seven Tours de France, then it's good enough for anyone.
Or what? My next steak is gonna…? You know…
Someone called Molly on FB, a FB acquaintance of my FB acquaintance, says it well.
I don't claim to know the answer, but James B. is onto something with that last comment. If you look at the design of the study, it was observationally based and not an experiment. The participants were asked to report how often, on average, they consumed certain meat products over the course *of the previous year*. I can barely remember what I ate yesterday. Some questions were asked of participants every four years. They also changed/refined the categories of process/unprocessed meats over the course of the study and included ground beef as "unprocessed." Anyone who's read about the preponderance of Pink Slime in the last couple of weeks will wonder about that designation.
The self-reports revealed that the people who ate read meat were also a group who exercised less, smoked more, and drank more. Should we conclude that red meat makes you a lazy, smoking, alcoholic? Probably not. The conclusion is that it's not clear whether the increased mortality rates were due to red meat or an overall unhealthy lifestyle.
And she was kind enough to link to another site, Mark's Daily Apple, that takes a look at the Harvard study.
But if you've been hanging around the nutrition world for very long, you've probably realized by now that health according to the media and health according to reality are two very different things—and even scientific studies can be misrepresented by the researchers who conduct them. Is our latest "killer meat" scare a convincing reason to ditch red meat? Is it time to put a trigger lock on your lethal grass-fed beef when the young'uns are around? Or is there more to this story than meats the eye? (Sorry, I had to.)
Observations vs. Experiments
Before we even dig into what this study found, let's address an important caveat that the media—and even the researchers, unless they were terribly misquoted—seem to be confused about. What we've got here is a garden-variety observational study, not an actual experiment where people change something specific they're doing and thus make it possible to determine cause and effect.
That link goes into quite some detail.
Kinda related (not really) but inquiring minds still deserve to know: facebook at its best.
Via JM
So the MP With Australia's Best Interests at Heart, none other than independent Tony Windsor, has thrown his authentic Akubra into the ring and said his two cents about the issue of Chinese state-owned firms buying up Australia's farms.
"We shouldn't debate about stopping foreign investment – no one is going to do that – but should foreign governments have freehold ownership over our land?
"It's something we should debate and look at the distinction between state-owned buyers and others.
And a cursory google search finds all sorts of alarming press about the Chinese government investing in and buying huge swathes of our farmland, including the notable ABC special report provocatively entitled, "Selling the Farm to China".
Foreign interests including state-owned companies from China and the Middle East are increasingly looking to Australia to secure their food production by purchasing key agricultural assets.
The sale of agricultural land is exempt under Foreign Investment Review Board regulations and the FIRB's attention is usually triggered only by the sale of companies whose assets exceed a $231 million threshold.
And many are right to be concerned about state-run Chinese firms cashing in on Australia's farms, but is Liberal senator Bill Heffernan (concerned, in the report above) not playing perhaps a bit of politics here?
It would be wise to keep this in a little perspective. Even when investing as little as $1, state-owned enterprises (SOE) have to have approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). Why's that important? Because most of the investments from China come from SOEs, so that $231 million threshold doesn't apply, and nor does the exemption for agricultural land.
And this:
ABS released some land ownership data based on a survey of 11,000 agricultural businesses recently and the study found 89pc of the surveyed agricultural land was entirely Australian owned, while 92pc was majority Australian owned.
So not that much land is full or part foreign owned, and most of that has been approved by the FIRB because at least in China's case, those investments are from the Chinese state so you can't really go around attacking China on this one.
For sure, we don't really know exactly how much farmland Chinese SOEs own, and that's something that should definitely be rectified, but you can be rest assured it's not that much, most likely nowhere near proportional to the panic generated over it.
If people still want to get worked up, be at some sections of our media, notably one that doesn't mind the odd bit of exaggeration when it comes to their rural reporting.
Most of us were suckered in to that one for a while.
Let's hope we've learned and don't get suckered into this one, too.
OK. So the latest reports have the residents of Wagga Wagga returning home, but it's not just flood damage they'll have to contend with.
Local spiders escaping from the rising waters have made higher land their new domain. And by spiders, we're talking lots of spiders… with massive spider webs!
Seriously, nothing much happened news-wise today. I checked news.com on the smartfone whilst getting a haircut…
Anything half-decent has already been posted in recent comments.
But yes, last night (27th) was rather a special one. April did finally have her kittens. Four in all. Two have her white colouring and two have Azzy's grey/blue colouring (and howzat? born exactly one year after Azzy (Aslan), too).
First one popped out a bit after 7:30pm blog time, the next around 15 minutes later at ten to, the next at about a quarter past, and we thought that was it until another decided to say hi at about a quarter past eleven.
They all came out fine which was a relief (even though Lady Bingbing hates me mentioning a lot of my relief comes from the fact we can sell them for around 500 bucks a pop in a couple of months). The last one seemed a bit touch and go for a minute or two, and I had to cut the umbilical cord of the first.
April aka the milk machine is resting up outside their box at the moment, and, well, so is lady BB (yes, this is the second night LBB's fallen asleep right outside the kitteh box)..
TBH, the kittens first looked more like mice than baby cats.
Anyway, here's a pic. Hope it's not too graphic (heck, some of the first ones… eek!)
Seven members of this animal house are sleeping now, and a movie just started. With any luck, I'll chuck a few posts up tomorrow, but with the day off and everyone home… hmm, feel free to use this post as a discussion board also i.e. for other news. Heck, that's what the title says. :-)
OK. I get it. Opposition leader Tony Abbott, before the last election, did commit to return Gillard's budget deficit to surplus within one term.
But that commitment simply isn't possible now for two main reasons.
1. The budget deficit is much higher that the initial $6 billion Abbott committed to returning to surplus.
2. With gross national debt (and yes, this does affect the budget) skyrocketing at around $2 billion per week, budget debt rising fast too, and uncertainty as to exactly what week this government will fall, it would be foolish and impossible to try and dream up some sort of timetable now. Timetables require a costing/spending plan. You need to start out with a total, but nobody knows exactly what that total will be when this mess finally comes to an end.
Mr Abbott said the Coalition wasn't in a position to make a similar pledge as it did at the last election, when it promised to post a $6 billion surplus by 2012-13.
"Now since then a lot's happened and as you know for the current financial year the government originally predicted a $12 billion deficit, then it went out to $24 billion and now it's gone out to $37 billion.
Imagine what that budget debt would be if sneaky Wayne Swan hadn't taken the NBN out of budget calculations.
Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg is the world expert in forecasting warming doom for the Great Barrier Reef – crying wolf again and again.
This Ove Hoegh-Guldberg bloke, as Bolt readers would know, has been trying to scare the kiddies with tales of reef doom and gloom caused by global warming for years now.
Thus, it was refreshing to read this in the Australian today (and it's not the first finding of this sort by any means, either).
A GOVERNMENT-RUN research body has found in an extensive study of corals spanning more than 1000km of Australia's coastline that the past 110 years of ocean warming has been good for their growth.
The findings undermine blanket predictions that global warming will devastate coral reefs, and add to a growing body of evidence showing corals are more resilient than previously thought, up to a certain point.
Love the little disclaimer at the end there, but let's move on.
The researchers found that, contrary to their expectations, warmer waters had not negatively affected coral growth. Quite the opposite, in fact: for their southern samples, where ocean temperatures are the coolest but have warmed the most, coral growth increased most significantly over the past 110 years. For their northern samples, where waters are the warmest and have changed the least, coral growth still increased, but not by as much.
And I love how it's the government-run Australian Institute of Marine Science who made these findings. That doesn't fit the narrative!
One has to wonder, but. Why did it take a whole swathe of scientists to work out that coal reefs like warm water more than cold? One would think that's kind of obvious.
The article goes on to state that our fishies love warmer water, too. Hardly a surprise for cold-blooded creatures whose metabolisms (growth rates) benefit from this. In fact, fish farms often make the water warmer to obtain bigger yields.
Now, there's dispute as to whether our oceans actually are warming (like the above article states) or not – and you can look that up yourself if my claim is really such a pressing issue for you – but to this layman, the fishies can handle it anyway, just as they've handled temperature, sometimes acute temperature fluctuations in the past. After all, our fishies can handle night and day and migrate from warmer to cooler to warmer waters all the time.
What would actually worry me, or at least intrigue me is if ocean temperatures suddenly became static.
Besides, apart from a few mad Russians, who likes swimming in cold water?
You know, those sky rats…
Well? How much?
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Until I see how this super gecko matches up in a fight to the death with a mutant hybrid shark, I will not be satisfied.
Efforts by the EU to save the planet are resulting in emancipated seals.
It involves lawyers.
Horrified by mental images of baby seals being clubbed to death by merciless Inuit, the EU a while back banned all seal products being imported (even from
countries states within the EU which technically means those products aren't being "imported"… but anyway).
This earth-saving gesture did not only destroy one industry in Greenland – the baby seal clubbing industrial complex – but it also wrecked havoc on the fishing industry, a not so trivial pursuit for people who live on a freezing island with bugger all animals and bugger all in general… except fish.
And ice.
And I hope someone is sending them tartar sauce.
Bad luck if you're a tartar sauce magnate.
But where the Tabasco really starts to get pumped down the dickhole, is that the progressive EU has also signed various scraps of toilet paper affirming indigenous peoples' rights (seriously, who the fuck isn't indigenous on this planet?)
The Danish commonwealth (Denmark owns [the Danish own] Greenland's arse*) is legally bound to protect, in essence, the baby seal clubbing industrial complex but it can't because the idiots signed up to the EU which banned the baby seal clubbing industrial complex run by indigenous peoples whom the EU are also legally bound to protect, and by "protect", we mean allowing those said Inuit to continue their time-honoured – sacred? – tradition of clubbing baby seals.
*Do you fucking get it yet???
You'd think the polar bears would just eat the seals, but remember, they are endangered.
And they can't swim.
And not even polar bears want to live in Greenland.
Thus, efforts to save the planet have resulted in precisely… lawyers.
And people unemployed.
And starving baby seals.
And on this day, the planet did not give a single fuck.
Because it's a planet. It's a rock with shit growing and living on it. But a baby seal and a lawyer are not planets.
Or sentient.
Look, I "get" the warmy argument. Life is fragile. Most planets can't possibly hope to support life.
We fart and all life will discontinue its existence here too.
Except is hasn't in literally almost the entire 4.3 billion year existence of this planet.
You love nature? Nature is all powerful?
And be rest assured that if it needs to, it will wipe us all out and not a single lawyer or politician need apply for that job.
But life hasn't been wiped out, and we are thriving better than ever.
I dunno – and let's run with that mindset if only for a brief moment – maybe that's Gaia actually telling us we're doing a good job.
Or maybe, I dunno, we should be more concerned about a giant flaming speeding meteor (that's what an asteroid is after it enters our airspace) than a fucking trace gas that occurs mostly naturally and is actually fucking essential to all life on this planet.
I digress.
Ditch the EU, club baby seals, airlift polar bears if you want to, and stop picking up soap in the world's jail.
(Thanks to Nilk for the unintended, perhaps, inspiration)
*Chronic weather may be, but acute weather is not climate.*
How many will die or be severely injured because the NSW state government is wringing its hands over a frog?
THE discovery of a single endangered frog has stopped a multi-million dollar upgrade under way on a notorious stretch of the Princes Highway.
The state government suspended works before Christmas following the discovery of the "rare and endangered" green and golden bell frog.
The Department of Roads and Maritime Services had been working on a $62 million widening duplication project on a 6.3km stretch of the highway through South Nowra.
Take a leaf out of Hong Kong's book already.
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Bluefin Condo 16 K st "Ocean Block"The Best in Seaside Park
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Boardwalk and beach ready for the 2014 SUMMER SEASON
The best in Seaside Park!!!!!
LUXURY Summer Beach Rental/Fall-Winter Weekend Getaway
3 story with 5 large decks with ocean/bay views
2500 sq. ft living space
3 houses from beach
Offstreet parking
non smoking and no pets allowed
No Prom Rental and prefer mature adults and famiies who appreciates and respects
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sleeps 9 people only
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2 large screen TV surround sound/full cable program/HBO-Cinemax
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Island Beach State Park
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Super Bowl XLVII heroes and goats
There were the standard allotment of heroes and goats from the Super Bowl week, and we break them all down.
Super Bowl matchup: 49ers TE Davis vs. Ravens back seven
49ers TE Vernon Davis has flickered between hot and cold, but he'll be a tough matchup for the Ravens.
Reports: 49ers WR Manningham has torn ACL, PCL
49ers WR Mario Manningham tore the ACL and PCL in his left knee in Sunday night's loss to the Seahawks, according to multiple reports.
Redskins, Colts ride winning mojo beyond numbers
The Redskins and Colts have talented rookie quarterbacks, but their winning formulas extend beyond that.
Fantasy TE Tips: Cook might be ready to break out
PFW's late-week fantasy TE tips say Jared Cook might be ready to break out, while Jermaine Gresham and Brandon Pettigrew should continue to receive plenty of targets.
Niners TE Davis not likely to stay dormant for long
Our Niners sources tell us it would be a big mistake to make too big a deal out of TE Vernon Davis' meager numbers recently.
Week Five fantasy tips: TEs
The PFW staff offers its late-week fantasy TE tips, including reason to temper expectations for 49ers TE Vernon Davis.
NFL Links: Chargers RB Mathews on a short leash
Ryan Mathews could become "somebody else's fumbler," Alex Smith almost never looks deep and Jared Allen has earned the Lions' respect.
Power rankings: 49ers grind their way to the top
The 49ers sit atop our rankings after two weeks, while the Saints reach unfamiliar depths.
Week One matchups to exploit or avoid
In the season debut of "Exploit or Avoid," we give you five players who should thrive in Week One — and five who could struggle.
Brother of NFL players found incompetent for trial
The younger brother of NFL players Vernon and Vontae Davis has been declared incompetent to stand trial in the slaying of a man visiting the nation's capital from Colorado.
Brother of Vernon Davis, Vontae Davis arrested in hammer attack case
The brother of Vernon and Vontae Davis is accused of hitting a woman in the head with a hammer in Washington, D.C.
Rolle confident in Giants' chances vs. 49ers
Giants S Antrel Rolle took offense to 49ers TE Vernon Davis' claim that he was rooting for the Giants against the Packers.
Davis' 'moment' emblematic of 49ers' amazing season
Vernon Davis' seven catches for 180 yards and two TDs were big reasons his 49ers prevailed over the Saints in a classic playoff game.
Shorts and Shells: Divisional round
A few of the game's better tight ends, including the 49ers' Vernon Davis, shined in the divisional round of the playoffs, and the pressure will be on Joe Flacco to get Baltimore to the Super Bowl.
Davis is out of Sunday night's game against Seattle with a concussion after getting hit along the sideline by Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor.||||||| Davis was attempting to haul in a pass deep in Seattle's end late in the first quarter Sunday night. Davis caught the pass but was immediately knocked off his feet by Chancellor, jarring the ball loose. Davis was slow to get up, was examined by doctors on the sideline and eventually taken to the locker room for further evaluation. The team announced early in the second quarter Davis had a concussion and would not return.
Davis caught five passes for a season-high 106 yards during Sunday's 45-3 rout of Buffalo.||||||| While Davis is only averaging four catches per game, he's making the most of his opportunities - his 15.2 yards per reception ranks second in the league among tight ends.
Davis caught a pair of touchdowns in the 49ers' 27-19 win over visiting Detroit on Sunday night.||||||| Through two games, Davis already has half of his TD total from 2011. If he stays healthy, he might in line to top his production from 2009, when he had 78 catches for 965 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Davis concluded an outstanding postseason in Sunday's 20-17 OT loss to the Giants.||||||| Davis had three catches for 112 yards and two scores after he had 180 and two last week. Fantasy owners can expect big things in 2012 from the tight end.
Davis added seven catches for 180 catches and two scores in Saturday's 36-32 postseason win over the Saints.||||||| Davis put his name into Niners lore with his spectacular winning TD catch from Alex Smith. "You've got to call it `The Grab,"' Davis said of his play. "We were down. I had to make it happen to take my teammates where we want to go."


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Authorities say this happened a little before 6 p.m. Monday when the suspect went up to a 10-year-old and 5-year-old at a playground area, punched one child twice and took off with one of their Razor scooters.
"I was just riding my scooter down here.. then I heard that guy scream and then he came right here.. right beside me.. then hit me in the head.. then hit me in the head again, then took my scooter," said Heaven Jensen.
"Thinking about that guy being out there on the streets.. that's just nerve wrecking.. I can't imagine anyone else going through what these kids have gone through today," said Heaven's mother, Jeriline Jensen.
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The suspect is described as a white male in his early 20s. Authorities and the victims' family are hoping someone in the area saw something or knows the suspect will call the police before he can do anything like this again.
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Many who watched the Aug. 16 Jets-Giants preseason game through the fourth quarter likely arrived at the same question: Who the heck is Victor Cruz? The undrafted rookie from Massachusetts was the star of the contest, catching six passes for 145 yards and three touchdowns, including a one-handed grab on a fade route under heavy coverage.
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Gabe just tore into "The Hunger Games" and ripped it a new asshole. I wouldn't go so far, but I also can't say I liked the movie much. His missive against it reminded me of what I found to be the most hilarious moment of the film and therefore kind of the most unintentionally funny moment of the year (hey, we have to appoint one, right?)
In the dystopian post-apocalyptic future of "The Hunger Games," children from lesser states (called districts) fight to the death as a kind of payback punishment for past rebellions against the capital. Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) volunteers to take her younger sister's place in the games and she's joined by her district's male tribute, Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson).
They essentially have to work together to try and survive against all the other teenagers trying to kill them during the annual games. Inevitably they get separated, Peeta gets injured and then hides. And here's where it gets too funny. Earlier on it's established that Peeta is a baker's son and he makes cakes. So therefore this apparently gives him impressive make-up skills that translate into Peeta masquerading as a rock so he won't be found by the other bloodthirsty kids.
I don't know if this scene is quite as funny out of context, but it was so ridiculous I literally spit take'd so hard during the scene, I gave the poor unfortunate soul sitting in front of me a backwashed soda shower.
Kim | December 30, 2012 12:10 PM
Didn't you know? The Capitol has powers and just like the mutts (which in the books were supposed to have the same eyes and kinda' look like the dead tributes) can change people into rocks!
(I had a good laugh trying to explain this scene with my friend after she saw it. She was like "wait they aren't humans right? The one guy became a tree then a rock.").
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jimmiescoffee | December 28, 2012 9:59 PM
horrible film. so glad gabe gave it its due.
Fea | December 28, 2012 2:21 PM
LMAO! This post reminds me of the Honest Trailer for The Hunger Games that totally calls out this dumb scene and a number of other foolish things about this mediocre movie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hp_xsUg9ws
Glass | December 28, 2012 1:52 PM
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For the second time in a week, Fort Worth police officers have detected potentially dangerous levels of radiation.
For about two months, officers having been wearing pager-sized nuclear detectors around the city. On Tuesday morning something in the parking lot at 5th and Jones streets set off an officer's device.
"They'll pick up naturally occurring radiation, people who have been on nuclear meds," said Sgt. John Marshall with the Fort Worth Police Department.
Tuesday's alarm sounded because something in the dirt was emitting levels that were high enough for the state Office of Emergency Management to get called in.
"This situation was not immediately dangerous, but we still want to identify the source and get it out of the area," said Tim Hardeman with the Fort Worth Fire Department.
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According to information provided by the town, the town's total budget increased by 2.33 percent and the General Fund budget increased by more than $546,000 or 7.11 percent.
With a nearly 4.8 percent projected increase in assessed value and continued good stewardship, this is the second year in a row that the municipality has been able to provide taxpayers with a rate decrease. The proposed 2014 tax rate of .9859 is the lowest the town has seen in a number of years. How the rate cut will impact individual residents' property tax bills will vary, due to Indiana's property tax cap.
The town is proposing several new staff positions for 2014, including a receptionist for the Town Hall lobby, an additional planning technician, an economic development director, and two additional police officers to support the newly annexed areas.
A number of the town's funds will see increases to provide for key infrastructure improvements and Comprehensive Plan priorities. The water fund increase of 12.87 percent will allow for a water main loop project on C.R. 900 E./C.R. 901 E. and surveying for new wells to accommodate future water demands. The wastewater fund increase of 6.36 percent will finance the design of a wastewater treatment plant and collection system expansion, sewer repairs and a lift station project on Airport Road.
A 36.54 percent increase in the Motor Vehicle Highway (MVH) fund will provide for a number of resurfacing projects and the expansion of Thornburg Parkway to Hornaday Road, through Brownsburg Parks' Cardinal property. The town will spend more than $1.15 million on road resurfacing next year from MVH, Riverboat, Rainy Day and the Local Road and Street funds.
"We couldn't be more pleased with our ability to cut the tax rate again this year," Brownsburg Town Manager Grant Kleinhenz said. "This cut is not related to annexation as those revenues are not collected until 2015. It's thanks to a growing AV — despite the slow economy — and town department heads who know how to make the most of their funds, that in 2014 we'll be able to add some key staff and start or complete several projects that will make a significant impact on Brownsburg's quality of life."


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Police at a railway crossing near the village of Blaxton, north Nottinghamshire, where a girl sustained fatal injuries
A four-year-old girl who was seriously injured when the car she was in collided with a train has died in hospital.
British Transport Police said Emma Lifsey, who was airlifted to Sheffield Children's Hospital following the collision, was pronounced dead in the early hours of Wednesday.
In a statement, Emma's parents, Mark and Zoe Lifsey, aged 40 and 38 and from Haxey, Lincolnshire, said: "Emma meant the world to us. She was our much-loved daughter and a baby sister to her 11-year-old brother Jack.
"We are still trying to come to terms with the terrible incident on Tuesday afternoon and there are no words that can properly express how utterly distraught we are.
"We would like to thank everyone for the many messages of sympathy and support we have received.
"As you can appreciate, this tragic incident has left us shocked and devastated and we would ask that we can be left to grieve in private at this acutely difficult and sad time for us."
The collision happened at Beech Hill crossing, Springs Road, Misson Springs, Nottinghamshire. The driver, a 67-year-old woman, was taken to hospital in nearby Doncaster with neck injuries and bruising. She remains in hospital in a stable condition.
A British Transport Police (BTP) spokesman said: "The police investigation into the incident is ongoing and remains very much in the early stages. Officers are working hard to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident, including how the vehicle came to be on the tracks at the time.
"This will include speaking to any witnesses to the incident, while specialist officers will also look at evidence from the scene and the car in question, a black Volvo which has now been recovered. The train, a Lincoln to Doncaster service, was damaged but remained upright and on the tracks. There have been no reports of injuries to passengers or staff on board."
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SEC: Morgans boast about fleeing to Europe
Date: July 9, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The Sarasota couple accused of running a $14 million Ponzi scheme has allegedly ignored a judge's order to stop working its investments.
The evidence against them — an e-mail Marian Morgan sent to investors within the last week, in which she claims she and her husband, John, are still working with their company, Morgan European Holdings. "Defendant Marian Morgan has bragged that investor funds are currently outside the jurisdiction of this Court," said the SEC in its court filings.
"We high-tailed it out of Tampa and flew back overnight to Europe so that we could focus on getting the MEH (Morgan European Holdings) stuff done, once and for all, and not have it hanging over our heads," Marian Morgan wrote in the e-mail. "They cannot serve us in Europe. They do not have an attorney to serve in the USA. Please don't be worried about your funds. They are completely out of the USA jurisdiction." (See below for entire e-mail.)
Judge Richard Lazzara has ordered the Morgans to return to his Tampa courtroom next week or a warrant for their immediate arrest will be issued. The court order said they will have to explain why they should not be held in contempt of court.
The SEC said the Morgans also failed to comply with a judge's order to file accountings of investors' funds and have not shifted assets held in offshore accounts to the United States.
The Morgans and two co-defendants in Nebraska and Texas are are accused of collecting millions from investors and using that money to pay mortgages, gambling debts and Ponzi payments to other investors. The SEC claims they never invested the approximate $14 million collected.
During a June 25 court hearing, the Morgans agreed to freeze all their assets until their trial.
Also during the hearing, Lazzara asked the SEC's attorneys if all parties were served legal papers. The attorneys replied that the Morgans were served by e-mail, not in person. The judge accepted that. But Marian Morgan wrote a different description of the exchange in her e-mail.
"The judge got furious with the plaintiffs," she wrote. "He asked them sarcastically if they ever intended to serve us in person. The embarrassed answer he got was 'yes' they planned to. The bottom line is that the judge told us we had plenty of time to retain a lawyer since we had not even been served yet."
During the hearing, Lazzara reprimanded the Morgans for not having an attorney with them. He told them that they could represent themselves, but, by law, they could not represent their company. John Morgan said he needed another week or two to secure the services of Fort Lauderdale attorney William Nortman. Lazzara granted him another two weeks.
The SEC also submitted a separate correspondence from Marian Morgan to their investors in its court filings.
"Some of you may recall that Eli (the Morgans' Danish attorney) goes on an annual vacation every month of July with no answering service as back up in his office," Marian Morgan wrote. "In the past that has been a source of frustration for us. Naturally, we wondered whether we would be left on a desert island again for one month? The answer, fortunately, is no. Eli is closing his office for July 2009. However, he is working side-by-side with us to get all wires sent. So please do not worry if you had sent an e-mail and received an out-of-office reply or if you called and got an outgoing answering machine message saying his offices are closed for the month of July. I am very joyful that wires will finally commence."
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We are back in Europe to continue our mission with laser focus on having all MEH (Morgan European Holdings) wires go out yesterday! We had no choice but to fly to Tampa for the hearing on (June) 25th.
The press has their own twist on everything, so let me tell you what actually happened. We have not been able to retain a lawyer, as our intended lawyer, William Nortman from Akerman Senterfitt, who used to be a very big cheese with the SEC and is an awesome attorney, has asked us for an $80,000 retainer. We have not been able to provide that for him yet. So we represented ourselves.
We were told beforehand that it would be best to tell the court that we had no problem with them extending the asset freeze, as we do not have a lawyer to tell them why not, so we did just that. The judge then asked when we had been served this lawsuit. The SEC attorneys said they served all defendants on the 11th of June. We piped in that we were served via e-mail. The judge got furious with the plaintiffs. He asked them sarcastically if they ever intended to serve us in person. The embarrassed answer he got was "yes" they planned to!!! The bottom line is that the judge told us we had plenty of time to retain a lawyer since we had not even been served yet!!!!
It now ends up being a good thing that we had not retained a lawyer because they could have, and would have been able to serve him instead of us. All things do work out for good, don't they???
Bottom line: We high-tailed it out of Tampa and flew back overnight to Europe so that we could focus on getting the MEH stuff done, once and for all, and not have it hanging over our heads. They cannot serve us in Europe. They do not have an attorney to serve in the USA. Please don't be worried about your funds. They are completely out of the USA jurisdiction, and we will have all funds wired before anyone can even begin to look at anything. We will not release the names of any MEH people ever.
I know it is easy for me to tell you to relax, but you need to. We must and will send your wires directly to you and not through a third party, like the SEC. Eli (the Morgans' Danish attorney) has assured me that he will do whatever it takes to help each and every one of us. Thank you for all your prayers and support. We are exhausted and stressed out and can't wait to get our work done and see you happy and relaxed.
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Wordsworth Books is hosting a literary lunch at Sevruga at the V&A Waterfront on Saturday 4 December 2010. Author Tim Butcher will launch is latest book, "Chasing the Devil", about his travels and travails treading in Graham Green's 1935 footsteps through Sierra Leone and Liberia. Not only will there be a great menu from executive chef Steven Edwards and wines to match (including Diemersdal winemaker Thys Louw introducing his wines), but there will also be a festive Christmas tree with 52 prizes under it! To book: R210. Emma Zita: 021 421 5134. Credit card details essential, 48-hour cancellation or be billed, no-shows will be billed. Vegetarians please place orders on booking. Sevruga Restaurant, V&A
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First it was Michael Strahan. Now Keyshawn Johnson is calling out Simeon Rice.Johnson proclaimed his Carolina teammate Julius Peppers the most complete defense end heâs ever seen in his 11-year career, while at the same time admonishing his former Tampa Bay teammate. Peppers leads the league with eight sacks, while Rice has just one through five games.âAll Simeon Rice does is rush the passer; thatâs it,â Johnson told a group of reporters in Charlotte on Wednesday. âIf he doesnât get to the quarterback, you can forget it. He ainât making any other plays.âEarlier this season, Strahan said Rice only cared about rushing the passer and doesnât play everything and therefore doesnât have the respect of other defensive ends in the league.Sounds like he doesnât have Keyshawnâs respect either.
I'm appauled as a black man
Other than Marvin Harrison, name me one wide out, worth a damn, that isn't...
It was a quote by Keyshawn, he was appauled as a black man when that black player stepped on that other players head. (forget the game)The joke is it has nothing to do with being black, but he made it a black issue.
good point, I have to give him that. He stepped up in teh Carolina game. Where have Ronde and D Brooks been? Id ask about Booger too, but whats the point? We dont expect him to make plays


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That's right! DeLuna Fest Team members will be at key events in Pensacola every Friday to sell 3-Day and Single Day Passes. Each ticket will be available at the base ticket price. This Friday we will be at the 2012 Emerald Coast Beer Festival at Seville Quarter, located in Downtown Pensacola. Team members will be on hand selling tickets and handing out cool DF sunglasses, koozies, and other fun stuff.
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