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Ranchero Supper Recipe
- 1-1/2 pounds ground beef
- 1 can (28 ounces) baked beans
- 1 can (11 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 1/4 cup barbecue sauce
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Sliced green onions and sour cream, optional
- 7 cups tortilla chips
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the baked beans, corn, barbecue sauce, ketchup and mustard; heat through. Sprinkle with cheese; cook until melted.
- Garnish with onions and sour cream if desired. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 7 servings.
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I liked how easy this recipe is and my family really enjoyed it. I used frozen corn instead of the can of corn. I might reduce the amount of BBQ sauce next time because my husband doesn't care for the taste of it.
This is one of the recipes my daughter is taking with her when she goes off to college. It's easy, inexpensive and very tasty. Leftovers can be added to an omelet or a quesadilla. To reduce calories I used frozen corn (1 cup), low fat cheese, low fat sour cream, and low fat baked chips.
I used creamed corn, 1lb beef, and the honey baked beans. My family (my husband, me, our 3 year old & 5 year old) LOVED it.
I have been making this meal regularly for years. It's different and we think it's really good. I don' use the whole can of corn. I use frozen corn or 1/2 can of corn.
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Spectacular Oceanfront Views and Access
Beautiful Historic Oceanfront Home
4 Off-street Parking Spaces. Walking distance to Everything!
Large front Covered Porch to relax or have dinner.
Sleeps 18- 4 Queen, 2 Double, 2 Twin, 1 Pullouts 1 trundle
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UK rethinking budget support to Kagame's Rwanda
by Ann Garrison
KPFA Evening News for Oct. 27, 2012
KPFA/Ann Garrison: Outgoing British Department of International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell made the decision to restore 16 million pounds in unrestricted budget support to the government of Rwanda. But the London Guardian reported that the decision actually came from 10 Downing Street, meaning from Prime Minister David Cameron himself.
Budget support, a term more readily understood in Europe than in the U.S., means unrestricted foreign aid that takes the place of tax revenue the government does not have. The U.N. Report of the Panel of Experts on the Illegal Exploitation of Natural Resources and Other Forms of Wealth of the Democratic Republic of the Congo asked whether such aid was not being used to finance Rwanda and Uganda's war in Congo.
Defenders of budget support to Rwanda say that the U.K. is obliged to help poor Rwandans, but many Congolese and Rwandan activists say that the billions of dollars, pounds and Euros that Rwanda has received since the 1994 Rwanda Genocide have strengthened a repressive regime, corrupted the elite of Rwandan President Paul Kagame's party, and enabled Rwanda's war and resource plunder in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ambrose Nzeyimana, a Rwandan exile, activist and journalist, who writes about this on his blog, "The Rising Continent," spoke to KPFA today from London.
All that has been happening because the regime has received full support financially, even political support. But all those who are praising the regime, they forget that at the same time Paul Kagame has been involved in Congo, since 1996, when, in partnership with Uganda and Burundi, they invaded the Congo. And since then Rwanda has created militia groups, many in the eastern part of Congo, and there they have used those groups to plunder mineral resources – in fact to steal the wealth of Congo for their own benefit.
KPFA: And that was Ambrose Nzeyimana, Rwandan exile and blogger in London, who will be submitting evidence in argument against British aid to Rwanda at the British Parliament's International Development Committee.
For more on Rwanda's war in Congo and on Rwanda's Western backers, see the San Francisco Bay View, sfbayview.com.
For Pacifica, KPFA and AfrobeatRadio, I'm Ann Garrison.
The deadline for submitting evidence in support of the argument against U.K. budget support to Rwanda is Nov. 1. The instructions for submitting evidence are at this link: New inquiry: UK Aid to Rwanda. The committee has not said when it will complete its review and respond. Nor have they indicated how much authority their conclusion or recommendation will have.
The United States is also a major donor to Rwanda, not only of budget support, but also of weapons, military training, military facilities, and military intelligence and logistics, but it has withdrawn no more than a nominal $200,000 in aid to a Rwandan military academy and is not known to be considering further cuts in any sort of aid to the current Rwandan regime.
Rwandan "peacekeepers" on the African continent and in Haiti serve in accordance with NATO foreign policy objectives.
San Francisco writer Ann Garrison writes for the San Francisco Bay View, Global Research, Colored Opinions, Black Star News, the Newsline EA (East Africa) and her own website, Ann Garrison, and produces for AfrobeatRadio on WBAI-NYC, Weekend News on KPFA and her own YouTube Channel, AnnieGetYourGang. She can be reached at email@example.com. If you want to see Ann Garrison's independent reporting continue, please contribute on her website at anngarrison.com.
22 thoughts on "UK rethinking budget support to Kagame's Rwanda"
Mr, Why are you saying bulshit why are you saying that Rwandan Regime let by Rwandan Patriot front receive to much money and oppress his people. Why are you liying to people who never been in Rwanda??? You are not a patriote you want to destroy you country and you brother and sister!!!! because two or three people are not accountable and you say that people in rwanda are oppress!! come on why are you a bad player. we all know that rwanda have achieve what we wouldn't expect Now those how help us to grow to come up poverty are now want us to come back down by dividing people in the great lakes. Could you please tel me what is the agenda behind? I know the agenda. "is more blood!!! come on wake up and stop telling bulshit don't be a part of this agenda↓
s8positif For you to say that RPF does not oppress Rwandans I can understand that you are not at the receiving end of that oppression. This is what Frank Fanon says about the truth when someone is not used to it: "…they deny anything that does not fit in with the[ir] core belief." http://therisingcontinent.wordpress.com/2012/06/2…. On the question of patriotism, were people like Mandela, Gandhi or Martin Luther King patriotic from the perspective of those who were in power? I don't think so. Unless you prove me that these legendary people were wrong in what they did. Has Rwanda achieved some progress since 94, yes if you look at Kigali, not much elsewhere. But whose progress is it? Isn't it only for a small group of RPF inner circle? I hope you've read the recent article in The Financial Times showing that almost anything significant related to money in Rwanda belonged to RPF. And who is RPF if not Paul Kagame and his close allies? You asked for the agenda. Our country has suffered enough. We don't want any more bloodshed. But at the same time, we cannot accept that RPF continues making the majority suffers even further as if it has a licence to do so because the country has gone through what it experienced in its recent past.↓
Ann Garrison has made it a preoccupation to be a channel of all negative stories against the GoR. Its not clear what motivates her but whatever it is, she really shows extreme hatred for President Kagame and his government. None the less, rwanda under Kagame is on the move and not even Ann Garrison and her group will stop the postive change taking place in Rwanda.↓
Michael. Nobody wants to stop the positive things that Rwanda has been doing. Unless you presume that this can only continue if also the bad policies which have been going on are maintained. But you forget that those wrong policies are affecting millions of people [Rwandans and Congolese particularly]. And because RPF has the means to impose itself to them, it denies any wrong doing in their persistent suffering. That's what more and more people among Rwandans, Congolese, and other people beyond who are keen on the respect of human rights, are only raising awareness about.↓
Ann Garrison
@s8positif and Michael: I reported this news about the UK Parliament reconsidering budget support to Rwanda. I am not the UK Parliament and I did not call for the submission of evidence or schedule any hearings on the matter. I did not undertake the UN investigations into Rwanda and Uganda's backing of the M23 militia or Rwandan Defense Minister James Kabarebe's command.↓
i think some of people should be taken for medical check-up,rwandan are happy for progress made by their government,now someone from no where,talking nonsense stories???↓
Ann Garrison, it well known that you hate paul kagame and specially tutsi people,nothing will happened to them be sure. you may be a channel of FDLR but the end you will be confused.↓
@safari. How many FDLR are today in RPF ranks starting from General Paul Rwarakabije? I think another vocabulary should be found in place of 'hate' here. Ann Garrison is a journalist. She is reporting on a topic of interest for her profession. Unless you don't want her to exercise her right of reporting.↓
Therisingcontinet@ the fact that Rwanda leaded by RPF has accepted General Paul Rwarakabije,this is a good news in which you as rwandese you should be happy ,this show how much RPF want to build a peaceful country, the issue with Ann Garrison, it is her alliance with HUTU extremists responsible of genocide of 1994, Ann Garrison she share ideas with these extremists and they work together in propagating false news.↓
@Safari, you must be one of the guys who think that Kagame is good, You have to go for psychological check up. First of all, if Kagame is working with Rwarakabije, who worked with FDLR for long time, it means that he recognizes FDLR as a group of rwandese who have rights, so why he accuses Ingabire to be behind FDLR?↓
Ambroise NZEYIMNA called therisingcontinent, it is good for you to work for your country and not support of defend people like Ann Garrison who want to destroy your country in propagating news like Georges de la Radio milles collines.↓
@Safari. I think we differ on what you call our Rwanda. I work for my country defending the lives of millions of Rwandans that Paul Kagame is leaving out, not having access to health care because they cannot afford the medical assurance, those who are being dispossessed, or are being forced to farm one culture and end up starving though they have farmed, those who are being imprisoned and held in prisons for years without charge, those who finish their time in prison are not released, those who don't get bursaries because they are not seen as orphans of genocide, those who don't get employment because they are from the wrong tribe. These are the Rwanda I am working for. Unless these are not part of your country though they are all Rwandans.↓
@Ann Garrison what is clear is that working to destibilize Rwanda will not gona be so easy for you. I see that you choose to be on the dark side. you will have to deal first with all the goods result GoR have achieve. for exemple you can not ignore how women's lives have been improved. so please tell me how Mr Kagame can be Dictator and so bad as you say when we spoke about Women life in Rwanda? Please don't make confusion in head of West people. they are the one how help our people in Africa by paying they taxes. Yet Rwanda is the best in using the aid receive from You…. so please tell the throuth!!! is the meaning of Democracy have been change ??↓
s8positif. Talking of empowering women by having the highest number of parliamentarian women in the world, is it what you call progress when this sham policy is only there for propaganda and everyone knows well that these women don't have any political power under RPF system? Mr Kagame is for example a dictator towards these women Rwandan parliamentarians because he pays them, and get them to do what he wants when he needs them to stamp something as policy. About western taxpayers' money which has been pumped in Rwanda since 1994, if the senders have known what it has been really used for, they would've stopped long ago.↓
s8positif: What motive could I possibly have for destabilizing Rwanda?↓
I don't understand why rwandans refuse to see the truth, you forget that Kagame was supported by Uk to take power in rwanda and now they discover the real face of kagame and his tutsi, you dislike uk. Please open your eyes, Kagame did nothing in rwanda, only worship for the 15% tutsi in rwanda. but don't worry, he or his sons will pay all he did to rwandans. we will never forget, even 300 years as tutsi leaded before.↓
Charism, your problem is KAGAME or TUTSI? Rwanda is not lead by tutsi, Rwanda is lead by all rwandese..when you say , we will never forget even 300 years as tutsi led before,what are you insinuated .. this is a pure hate speech , a language similar to people responsible of genocide against tutsi…↓
My Problem is Kagame and his akazu of tutsi from Uganda, I have not bad idea, I want people to be together as it was before, but I can't accept to be forced to remember only tutsi who died in 2004 genocide, while I have thousand of perents killed by kagame and his army. again, his oppresion against rwandese will never remain unpunished, and I can tell you, I think the problem between tutsi and hutu is getting worse because of him.↓
You mean 1994, don't you, charism?↓
The first hearing will be webcast live tomorrow the 8th. The committee will question former Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell as to why he unfroze 16 million pounds of budget support to Rwanda, despite the latest UN Reports that it is backing the m23 militia in DR Congo.
HoC International Development Committee – Thatcher Room
UK aid to Rwanda
Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, former Secretary of State for International Development
To be webcast at this link: http://www.parliamentlive.tv/Main/Live.aspx↓


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By Nancy R. Elliott The Herald Bulletin
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---- — ANDERSON – It's more than the neat freak versus the slob. It's friendship and curve balls and life, with laughs. Anderson University's Theatre Department presents "The Odd Couple," Neil Simon's female version, opening tomorrow at Boze Lyric Theatre in Byrum Hall. Ronn Johnstone directs.
"The Odd Couple" was originally the now-familiar story of Felix and Oscar, written by Neil Simon, and first performed on Broadway in 1965. The comedy explored the clash of the wound-up neat freak with the easygoing slob. Simon later wrote the female version of the story in 1985.
The story tells of two friends, both reeling from the break-ups of their marriages. The neurotic hypochondriac Florence compulsively cleans and cooks to the nth degree. Meanwhile, Olive is the easygoing, unkempt sports writer. She's got a big heart and invites the despondent Florence to share her apartment, but Florence ultimately drives her right up the wall. Into this mix, add four female friends who like to get together for Trivial Pursuit. Finally, there's the Costazuela brothers, a pair with date potential in Olive's eyes.
AU's cast fills the bill. Savannah Trevelen is the somewhat slovenly but warm-hearted Olive. She arrives on stage looking like she just played softball.
Anne Stichter as Florence plays a convincing neurotic hypochondriac who is at the same time crassly funny, burping to beat the band after downing a soda, and emitting dissonate loud gronks to correct the effects of her theoretical sinus condition. Of course, all the while, her hair is in place and she's wearing pearls with her apron.
The pair's friends, Renee (Cassi Russel), Vera (Aijamal Abdrahmanova), Sylvie (Emily Farris) and Mickey (Grace Long), generate exactly the sort of camaderie we expect, while conveying truly individual characters. The timing works well amongst all the banter, eliciting laughs along the way. Vera's vacuity was perhaps written a little over the top by the playwright, but Abdrahmanova does a great job with it.
The entire story takes place in Olive's apartment. The AU set is an inviting, funky urban scene with exposed metal ductwork and an interior brick wall.
While the AU cast and crew does an admirable job with the play, be forewarned that Simon's female version of "The Odd Couple" is slow to warm up comedically. The first act of the play has a good share of relationship angst. The AU actors do a nice job of lightening this up where they can.
The comedy picks up speed after the intermission when Olive's unrest with her persnickety housemate as well as her lack of male companionship drive the story.
Enter the Costazuela brothers, with chains gracing their open-neck shirts. Joshua Harrington as Jesus and Ian Lawrence as Manolo are hilarious, playing the fawning, nonsensically affected pair to a tee. Just the way they furiously whisper at each other whenever no one's looking is ridiculously fun.
One cannot help but to place this production against the backdrop of the future plans for the university's department of theatre — set to be cut as a major in the 2014-2015 academic year – with staff cuts that include the play's director, Ronn Johnstone. It is clear that Johnstone and his department set the bar high in performance and technology. The impending cuts stand starkly against the richness, dedication and creativity delivered to the local scene.
The play opens this Friday, with performances through this weekend and the next. The play runs about 2 hours and 15 minutes including the intermission. For information or to purchase tickets, call the box office at 641-4140.
Like Nancy Elliott on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @ NancyElliott_HB, or call 640-4805.
If you go What: Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple," female version, directed by Ronn Johnstone Where: Boze Lyric Theatre in Byrum Hall, Anderson University, 1100 East Fifth Street, Anderson When: Nov. 15, 16, 22, 23, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 17 and 24, 2:30 p.m. in Byrum Hall Tickets: Adult $15 senior/military $10, student $5. For information or to purchase tickets, call the box office at 641-4140.


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Tatra Malt Liquor - Zywiec Breweries PLC (Heineken)
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1.7/5 rDev -47.4%
I found this single 500ml brown bottle in the back cooler of Springbrook Liquoprs in Blooimingdale, IL. Good value at $1.99 for this size bottle, so I took one home to try it.
The beer poured a rich gold color but it only made a razor thin rinfg of white foam on top, and even that disappeared quickly. No lacing.
The beer smelled like a mix of grain and sugar.
Sweet start to this, but it soon turns to an unpleasant metalic taste with alcohol being the only other flavor.
Medium bodied with medium carbonation.
I didn't care for this at all and wouldn't buy it again despite its cheap price.
01-06-2013 03:07:56 | More by matjack85
2.7/5 rDev -16.4%
(Served in a strange)
A- This beer pours a clear lemon yellow body with a slow carbonation supporting a bubble white head that last for a bit as a thin film.
S- The clean slightly sulfury hops note comes through as the beer opens.
T- The dry clean flavor has a pungent bitterness that turns to a bitter bite in the aftertaste.
M- the medium-light mouthfeel has a spicy fizz and no alcohol heat noticed.
O- This beer is thin and a bit flavorless with the only flavor being a big hop bitterness. It was not worth finishing.
07-23-2013 19:17:23 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -7.1%
06-20-2014 01:21:50 | More by Latarnik
3.21/5 rDev -0.6%
Poured from a 16oz can into my Moonlight shaped pint glass.
Brilliantly clear Mikado yellow body with a smattering of off white foam. Delicate lacing, decent retention.
Very faint apple (golden delicious) in the nose with a touch of straw - clean malt, and little else. Faint grassy note along with a hint of honey.
Malty, slightly fruity with a somewhat grainy base - not much character despite what the can claims. Light hop bitterness throughout with a touch of dandelion greens. Medium-dry finish with a little alcohol kick.
Medium bodied, zippy, crisp, and relatively refreshing despite the ABV.
While I bought a 4-pack to counter the growing heat of an afternoon spent working in the yard, it would pair equally well as a counter-point to a heart stew on a cold night.
04-21-2013 22:45:35 | More by augustgarage
New York
3.25/5 rDev +0.6%
Served in a pint glass.
Appearance: Slightly dark gold, has a (white) head which didn't rise much maybe to a 1/8".
Smell: Light light hops, not much bragging right here.
Taste: Lightly bitter but exceptionally smooth. This isn't your american-style malt liquor. Very easy but sharp.
Mouth: Medium carbonation, exceeded my expectations.
Overall: Not bad at all, I mean it isn't the best beer you will have in your life but overall it satisfies you, if it doesn't it was only 2 and half bucks. Salud!
05-16-2012 04:08:24 | More by BlurryVisi0n
3.75/5 rDev +16.1%
05-23-2014 17:41:25 | More by boxer0029
4/5 rDev +23.8%
07-12-2014 06:30:12 | More by BeeSquared
4.25/5 rDev +31.6%
06-13-2014 22:04:00 | More by MatthewClark
Tatra Malt Liquor from Zywiec Breweries PLC (Heineken)
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The ship is obviously very large. In my opinion, it is laid out extremely well and looked very fresh, new & clean. I was quite nervous since I had read such varying reviews. All members of my party had a great vacation and were surprised that we didn't endure more lines, bad food and that foul odor everyone keeps talking about.
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3. The dining room food was pretty good. I had all good meals, but my husband's food was a little uneven. We had anytime dining and it worked out well. I had the lobster and shrimp dinner twice since we were there for two weeks and it was perfectly cooked both times. I was surprised by this since most cruise ship lobster is overcooked.
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2. Not enough pools, but I didn't experience the chair hogs. For the most party, people were pretty cool and gave you their parties unused chairs.
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"Space popcorn is better than movie popcorn!"
This seemed to be the consensus reached by participants in a recent balloon launch who tried out their space-traveling wares Monday.
Last month, 20 children sent a hydrogen-filled balloon 84,000 feet into the air, packed with a payload of Moon Pies, popcorn, pennies, pet rocks and a Buzz Lightyear toy. The balloon popped not long after launch and crash-landed on an unsuspecting corn farmer's property, also damaging the camera that had been attached to the balloon. The payload was gathered Wednesday and returned to the Greensburg-Decatur County Library for a taste test Monday.
Monday's excitement at the Greensburg-Decatur County Library was sugar-fueled as the children compared pennies and debated if their Moon Pies tasted any differently.
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Disputed call under microscope
Ninth-inning play kept frame and Chicago's hopes alive
CHICAGO -- Game 2 of the American League Championship Series turned when A.J. Pierzynski ran to first base after fanning for the third out in the bottom of the ninth.So when is a strikeout not an out? When the ball touches the ground, in which case the catcher must either tag the runner or throw him out at first base to make it count. When Angels catcher Josh Paul did neither after, in plate umpire Doug Eddings' estimation, he trapped the 3-and-2 Kelvim Escobar pitch Pierzynski had swung through, Pierzynski was allowed to keep the base. On the third subsequent pitch, Joe Crede's double scored pinch-runner Pablo Ozuna to give the White Sox a 2-1 win and even the ALCS at a game apiece. The "dropped" third strike is a staple baseball play. Usually obvious and uneventful, as the catcher retrieves the ball and guns down to first base to retire the batter. But on this occasion, the play found whatever little gray area exists between black and white. Paul received the ball with the webbing of his mitt pointed down, rose and while trotting back to his club's first base dugout rolled it back toward the mound -- right in front of Pierzynski, running at a right angle. So this game will take its permanent place in baseball lore for the disputed finish. It was also a confusing and contentious finish. Confusion over whether Eddings had called out Pierzynski, or merely indicated a third strike. According to the umpire, the gesture he made with his right fist is consistent with how he always calls strikes. "My interpretation is that's my strike-three mechanics," said Eddings, "when it's a swinging strike. If you watch, that's what I do the whole entire game." "Customarily, if the ball is in the dirt, you hear, 'No catch, no catch, no catch,' and I didn't hear any of that," Paul said. "It was strike three, the third out of the inning and I threw the ball back to the mound."
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A batter is out when (a) his fair or foul fly ball (other than a foul tip) is legally caught by a fielder; (b) a third strike is legally caught by the catcher; "legally caught" means in the catcher's glove before the ball touches the ground.
And there was disagreement over whether Eddings could actually be heard calling Pierzynski out."He didn't call swing," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia. "He rang him up with his fist and said, 'You're out.' " "I saw [Eddings] point to the guy and raise his hand, so he's out," Escobar said. "That's what I saw." However, Pierzynski said that what had set him in motion was not hearing the out call. "I didn't hear him call me out, so I knew that I could run," he said. Regular Angels catcher Bengie Molina, who was the designated hitter in the game and watched the end unfold from the dugout, considered Paul's action after the pitch a dead giveaway that he had caught the ball cleanly. Paul took over behind the plate in the eighth after Scioscia used Jeff DaVanon to pinch-run for starting catcher Jose Molina, and the Angels would have lost the right to use a DH if Bengie Molina had taken the field. The rules state that a DH may be used defensively but the pitcher must then bat in the place of the substituted defensive player.
"You will never see a catcher trap a ball and just roll it back to the mound. Never," Bengie Molina said. "Why? If there is any doubt, why not just tag the guy? He's standing right there."After grudgingly making his way back to the dugout, Scioscia re-emerged to again press Eddings about asking for input from other umpires. Eddings walked up the line to confer briefly with third-base ump Ed Rapuano, who indicated to him that he had been blocked from the play and had not seen it cleanly.
"We asked for help from five other umpires," Scioscia said. "If we could find six, we'd ask for help."The play is certain to renew the issue of whether instant replay has a future role in the game, particularly postseason baseball. Yet, even the many angles available for replay analysis did not sway the umpires' confidence that they had called the play correctly. "At this point, I would say at best it's inconclusive," Rich Reiker, supervisor of umpires in the Commissioner's Office, said of replays. "I wouldn't totally agree that the ball was caught, but there was a change in direction there that we saw in the replays available to us." And even Scioscia rejected the concept of instant replay helping with future disputes.
"No, I'm not in favor of replay at all," Scioscia said. "Certainly not on something like that."There might be some replay that can come in on a home run fair or foul or fan interference, something like that, but as far as plays around the bases or home plate or pitches like that, I don't think the replay is anything that we should bring into the game." In the morose Angels clubhouse, the players seemed much more upset with the loss than with the play that put it into motion. "Whether he caught it or not ... I can't tell from my angle," said first baseman Darin Erstad. "I never want to be an umpire. It's a very tough job. "I'm never going to criticize them. They have a tough job to do, and they do a great job of it."
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Vertical limitations and code requirements make it difficult to impossible to install a water heater in a crawlspace. Here's what you need to know.
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Here are a few shots of a recent newborn session I shot. If there are any Red Sox fan's out there you'll definitely like these.
Charleston Newborn Photography
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Posted 07 October 2011 - 07:55 AM
Wow.. you have showed best moments in these photos of a human's life. The last one is very sweet. Good job
Posted 30 August 2013 - 01:08 PM
Hey friend.. I am really impressed by these pictures. Nothing can be as beautiful as a new born baby. Thank you for sharing this. Please keep sharing more.
Posted 29 September 2013 - 06:27 PM
Lovely! Baby looks comfy and relaxed, good job!
I would refine poses a bit - particularly - straighten the fingers.
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Police say two children were dropped off unharmed after the car they were in was stolen Friday afternoon.
A suspect stole a blue Chevrolet Impala from the parking lot of the In & Out Food Mart at 911 Fayetteville Street in Durham around 2:25 p.m.
But police say the car wasn't the only thing stolen -- two children were in the car.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky voters have approved a measure that makes hunting and fishing a constitutional right in the state. With 14 percent of the vote counted Tuesday night, the constitutional amendment received approval from 180,709 voters, or 84.1 percent, and was rejected by 34,013, or 15.8 percent. The effort is backed by the National Rifle Association, which has pushed similar measures in other states to try to prevent any possible future attempt to ban hunting. Some have said the amendment isn't necessary because there's no threat to eliminate hunting or fishing rights.(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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When it's gray and rainy out, does that affect how you feel? This expression comes from the idea that bad weather might hurt a person's health and mood. The saying also may be related to "under the weather bow," the part of a boat that will take the force of rough seas during stormy weather. If you were in that part of the boat, you might get seasick!
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Homeland Security:
Actions Needed to Better Protect National Icons and Federal Office Buildings from Terrorism
GAO-05-790: Published: Jun 24, 2005. Publicly Released: Jun 24, 2005.
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The threat of terrorism has made physical security for federal real property assets a major concern. Protecting these assets can be particularly complex and contentious for agencies whose missions include ensuring public access such as the Department of the Interior (Interior) and the General Services Administration (GSA). GAO's objectives were to (1) identify any challenges that Interior faces in protecting national icons and monuments from terrorism, as well as related actions intended to address these challenges; and similarly, (2) determine any challenges GSA faces related to the protection of federal office buildings it owns or leases and actions that have been taken.
Interior faces a range of major challenges in protecting national icons and monuments from terrorism--these include balancing security and public access; addressing jurisdictional and competing stakeholder issues; and securing assets in rugged, remote areas. In addition, there was concern among Interior officials about the department's ability to leverage limited resources for security. Since September 11, 2001, Interior has improved security at high-profile sites, created a central security office to oversee its security efforts, developed physical security plans required by Homeland Security Presidential Directive 7, and developed a uniform risk management and ranking methodology. As Interior moves forward, linking the results of its risk rankings to security funding priorities at national icons and monuments is an important next step. Also, given Interior's complex and often contentious environment, setting forth the guiding principles by which the department balances its core mission with security could have benefits. Other organizations have used guiding principles to foster greater transparency in complex environments. GSA also faces a range of major challenges, some similar to Interior's, that include balancing security and public access, addressing jurisdictional and competing stakeholder issues, securing federally leased space, and adjusting to the transfer of the Federal Protective Service (FPS) from GSA to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Actions GSA has taken to address the challenges include working to develop security standards for securing leased space and establishing a memorandum of agreement with DHS on security at GSA's facilities. However, despite these actions, GSA lacks a mechanism--such as a chief security officer position or formal point of contact--that could serve in a liaison role with FPS and tenant agencies, work to address the challenges GSA faces related to security at its buildings, and enable GSA to better define its overall role in security given the transfer of FPS to DHS.
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Recommendation: To ensure that useful information is available for decisions on resources for the protection of national icons and monuments, the Secretary of the Interior should link the results of the agency's risk assessments and related risk rankings to its funding priorities.
Agency Affected: Department of the Interior
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: According to Interior officials in February 2006, this recommendation has been implemented.
Recommendation: Given the complex nature of the challenges Interior faces in protecting national icons and monuments, the Secretary of the Interior should also develop guiding principles for balancing security initiatives with Interior's core mission so that decision makers and stakeholders will have a clearer, more transparent understanding of Interior's rationale for security enhancements at individual assets.
Agency Affected: Department of the Interior
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: GAO's past discussions with Interior indicated that Interior felt that the intent of this recommendation was embedded in other efforts related to security. GAO considers the recommendation closed and not implemented.
Recommendation: The Administrator of GSA should establish a mechanism--such as a chief security officer position or formal point of contact--that could serve in a liaison role with FPS and tenant agencies, work to address the challenges GSA faces related to security in buildings it owns and leases, and enable GSA to define its overall role in security given the transfer of FPS to DHS.
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Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: GSA has established this position and filled it.
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Hello? One of the greatest artists ever?
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His discography seems sort of daunting to dig through. I understand it's very uneven and diverse. That, and it's mostly on EPs or other non-standard releases (compilations and whatever). I have heard the first Selected Ambient Works album and Drukqs, though. I found them very likeable, but for whatever reason haven't listened to him much after I first checked him out and were on a few-month phase.


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We are nearly set for kickoff in Arizona at the Fiesta Bowl, where Boise State and TCU will play to determine who has the right to be the most upset with the BCS. The game's on Fox, so get ready for plenty of camera shots of both bands. So many shots that you might even miss actual football plays! Bowl games on Fox!
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Welcome to Banana Wind in Destin, Florida. This gorgeous home features incredible gulf views and a panoramic view of Henderson State Park. Banana Wind offers 7 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, an elevator, and boasts 4,300 square feet of living space, not including the additional 1,331 square feet of expansive covered gulf view balconies. Banana Wind also features a covered outdoor sitting area with a fireplace, seating to dine, and a gas grill which is perfect for those days and nights by your huge private pool!
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By George Bremer
The Herald Bulletin
Ready or not, Trent Richardson's time is now.
That was the message sent by the Indianapolis Colts on Friday when the team announced seventh-year running back Ahmad Bradshaw will miss today's game at Jacksonville because of a neck injury. Former starter Donald Brown will see some playing time to give Richardson a rest.
But head coach Chuck Pagano made it clear the former Alabama star will be asked to increase his workload in just his second game since being traded by the Cleveland Browns.
"He's got no choice," Pagano said. "He's got no choice. Those guys have done a great job. (Running backs coach) David Walker is a great football coach and a great teacher. He did an unbelievable job getting Trent ready for last Sunday, and he'll do the same for this week. Between him and Donnie and the rest of the crew, we'll go down there and hopefully get the job done."
Coming off a 179-yard performance against the San Francisco 49ers, the Colts' rushing game is facing a Jaguars defense that has allowed 503 yards on the ground — the most in the NFL this season.
Richardson said he's been buried in his playbook since arriving in Indianapolis on Sept. 18, and he'll lean on quarterback Andrew Luck and Brown to help answer any in-game questions. He played in a similar scheme with the Browns and rushed for 35 yards and one touchdown on 13 carries in his Colts debut last week.
"I've been learning the game plan every day and sticking my face in that playbook two hours after practice, an hour before practice, at the meetings and stuff," Richardson said. "I've been studying hard. So I feel like that workload, I'm ready to go for it. Whenever it's time they call on my name, I'm going to be ready to go."
Indianapolis (2-1) is hoping it can say the same as a team.
The Jaguars (0-3) stunned the Colts last season at Lucas Oil Stadium with a late score in a 22-17 victory. It was one of just two victories on the season for Jacksonville, and it ultimately cost 11-5 Indianapolis the AFC South championship.
In part as a reminder of that slip-up, Pagano left mouse traps throughout the locker room this week at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center. The message was unmistakable: Don't get caught overlooking this opponent.
"Oh, we definitely respect them," Colts left tackle Anthony Castonzo said. "They're a division opponent. They know us, we know them. It's always a hard-fought battle. We definitely are not taking them lightly. We're respecting them, just as you should any NFL team."
Among the chief reasons for that respect, Jacksonville running back Maurice Jones-Drew. A notorious Colts killer, he did not play in Indianapolis' 27-10 road victory last season.
During the Jaguars' upset victory at Lucas Oil Stadium, Jones-Drew rushed 28 times for 177 yards and a key touchdown that got the team back into the contest early in the second half.
He's been hobbled this season with an ankle injury and officially is listed as questionable for today's game. But he's been playing through the injury and leads Jacksonville with 115 rushing yards through three games.
The Colts, as usual, expect nothing but his best.
"He's built like a fire hydrant, runs like a shorebird," Pagano said. "Tree trunks for legs, never stops churning, powerful, powerful guy. We know what type of runs he excels at. Our guys are fully aware of what he can do, and we got to do a great job and be disciplined on defense. Everybody's got to be on the same page, and then we got to gang tackle. We got to get as many hats on him as we possibly can."
The job won't be as easy without defensive tackle Ricky Jean Francois — who is out with a groin injury suffered last week — and safety LaRon Landry — who will miss his second straight contest with an ankle injury.
Delano Howell — who had four sacks and two pass deflections in his first NFL start against the 49ers — likely will go again in place of Landry. Fili Moala or Ricardo Matthews will start in place of Jean Francois.
Indianapolis expects to have all of its offensive weapons except Bradshaw. And wide receiver Reggie Wayne, in particular, has enjoyed playing Jacksonville over the years.
He has 1,856 receiving yards and averages 14 yards per catch against the Jaguars for his career. But the only thing Wayne is concerned with today is a victory against an AFC South rival.
"We know if we take care of the division, it guarantees us a spot in the playoffs," he said. "You want to crawl before you can walk. So we want to take our division. We know that division games, basically they count double because it's a division opponent and it's also an AFC opponent. We want to make sure we take care of that first."


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Johnson is taking 180 days to get healthier. Cutting sodas and adding 15 minutes of daily exercise has already made a difference to her waistline, but she said lunchtime lacks variety.
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JOE TALAMO, OMEGA STAR, WINNER: "I thought of all the horses that ran today, she (second choice, the lone filly, Could Be Trouble) would have won. That's part of the game; those things happen, and you've got to just keep moving forward, movin' on."
(In response to how the trip went for him)
"That was a perfect trip. I had a lot of horse under me the whole way, tracked right outside, and he did the rest."
VICTOR ESPINOZA, FIGHTING HUSSAR, SECOND: "He ran big. When he takes the lead he kind of waits for other horses. He fought back today but he was a little jump late. Not good enough."
JOHN SHIRREFFS, OMEGA STAR, 9-5 FAVORITE, WINNER: "It was a close one, I'm sure (speaking of the photo finish, which showed the margin of victory to be a nose). I didn't tell Joe (Talamo) anything. He's ridden him (seventh last out in the Grade II San Felipe Stakes) and he knows him very well.
"The horse was on his toes today and I thought he was going to run well."
PETER MILLER, COULD BE TROUBLE, SEVENTH: "It was unfortunate (the incident where Could Be Trouble took up suddenly approaching the 3/8 pole), she was traveling really well and I thought we were going to win it. She had to take up pretty sharply and it was pretty much over after that. She looks like she came out of it fine. Garrett (Gomez, jockey) didn't beat her up; after that he didn't ask her for too much run. It looks like we'll be OK. We'll wait and see for her next race now. There's a Cal-bred stake at Hollywood coming up that we'll look at, but we'll see."
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During the 25th anniversary year of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, I took a journey to the Ukraine. This book is made up of photographs taken over 3 days in late October 2011 which document that visit and the tragic, poignant and irreversible impact of 'the accident' on April 26th 1986.
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in a moon walk, while families danced to music, and ate food off the grill.
This is their third year
hosting the event. Organizers say that
more and more people come out each year and they hope they're doing their part
to erase the negative stigma about law enforcement.
"Were not here to fear, a lot of times, a lot
of time children are programmed to fear the police, so we want to break that
cycle, we want them to understand that were here to help, were here to
encourage them to and to help build a better community," said investigator
Kawaski Barnes
Albany Tech
representatives also gave out information to children about furthering their education. Area Pop Warner football
league coaches also came out to support Saturday's event.
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CATEGORIES MoviesValentine's Day is a holiday that, if you can get through the crass commercialism, is all about showing affection for the people you love. It's also about paying way too much to go out to dinner ("Oh the 'lovers' prefix' is only $75? What a bargain!")
But, if you're a couple who's more interested in enjoying only each others company -- maybe with a little home-cooked food and a nice bottle of not-too-expensive wine -- then please, let us treat you to some suggestions of offbeat movies to watch this Valentine's Day. At the very least, it will be enough to leave that DVD copy of "The Notebook" unwatched.