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A female middle school teacher in Bismarck accused of having sex with a male student faces three felony counts of corrupting a minor.
The charges filed Monday against 34-year-old Susan Duursma could land her in prison for 15 years if she is convicted. Defense attorney Tom Dickson says she will plead not guilty.
Duursma is accused of a sex act with a 15-year-old boy three times between March and July - once at her home and twice in a vehicle.
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Duncan, Oklahoma: A painter has told an Oklahoma court how he heard a gunshot and a short time later found Australian baseball player Chris Lane lying face down on a street with a bullet hole in his back.
Richard Rhoades, who was working on a house in Duncan, Oklahoma, on August 16 last year was the first witness at a preliminary hearing for two of three teenagers accused of Lane's murder.
Chancey Luna, 16, and Michael Jones, 18, were in the Duncan court.
District Attorney Jason Hicks declined to say why the third accused, James Edwards, 16, was not in court.
"I heard a loud pop," Mr Rhoades said.
"About two to three seconds later I saw a little black car come around the corner."
Mr Rhoades said he and a woman attempted CPR but could not save Lane.
Lane, who had a baseball scholarship at Oklahoma's East Central University, was staying at his girlfriend Sarah Harper's home in Duncan when he was murdered.
Police alleged Jones, who turned 18 in December, told them he, Edwards and Luna were bored and randomly selected Lane to shoot when they saw him jogging along the street.
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A spitz by nature, this instinctual working dog needs a family willing to train and keep it under control at all times, in exchange this breed will be loving, loyal and hard working. Very alert, they have a strong desire to roam and will require a secure fenced yard to run in. You should give them a great amount of daily exercise to keep them happy.PURPOSE OF BREED:This spitz breed of dog, is a native to the Western Hemisphere. It was bred by the Mahlemut or Malemuit which is an Inuit tribe found near the mouth of the Yukon river. This all purpose dog was well taken care of by a people dependent upon it for survival. The Mal?s job was to haul meat and supplies of great weight over long distances making it an ideal freight/draft animal. They also provided warmth to the Eskimo children in the cold winter nights.
The Mahlemut has a double coat. The guard coat is thick and coarse, not long or soft. The undercoat is dense, oily and woolly. This dog requires ongoing brushing to keep it mat and dirt free. Its color is usually a shade of gray running to black or reddish sable. The Malamute always has a white under body, with white markings on the legs, feet and part of the mask.
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FORT WORTH, TX - If you like to burn up a set of tires every few minutes, then this sport is for you.
"I think it started out as a road race driver just over driving the car," says Formula Drift driver Michael Essa.
It's called drifting. It can get hard to see the road when the inside of the car fills up with smoke from the tires burning up the track.
The sport was glamorized in movies like Tokyo Drift from the Fast and Furious series. These days it's become a competitive sport called Formula Drift. It's not road racing.
"When your road racing, you have the little extra edge where you can slide the car a little bit and catch it," Essa says."In drifting, you don't have that since your already sliding the car.
Fans attending the Indy race at Texas Motor Speedway in June will get a dose of the sport.
"There is a little bit of a learning curve, but you know my mom doesn't know anything about motorsports and she doesn't even know what I do," says Ryan Safe, co-founder of the sport. "I've had her come out to events before and she understands, especially when you put two cars in tandem."
Drifting began in Japan in the late 70's and didn't arrive in the United States until the mid 90's. Drivers are judged by speed, position on the track, their angle and style which is the subjective part left in the hands of judges.
The sport appeals to a younger generation but if you like to over steer and intentionally lose control of your car, than drifting may be the sport for you. By the way, it helps to have a tire company as a sponsor.
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utilities to buy call options from renewable energy plants and resell them to their customers, capturing a generous margin. The value is considerable and real: What consumer or business wouldn't want to cap future energy costs?
1. From the 2004 Annual Energy Review of electricity prices http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/ aer/elect.html .
2. Other markets have developed successful mechanisms for reducing many types of uncertainty. Renewable producers could pool their electricity output and sell participation in the pool, thereby reducing variable output risk—the risk that an unusually low amount of wind at one farm in a given month might reduce the total value of the electricity to a buyer. Similarly, an exchange clearing mechanism such as utilized by many stock and commodity futures markets would reduce the risk of default.
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Updated 10:45am Friday 21st March 2014 in News By Steve Wright, Crime Reporter
Annual leave for police in West Yorkshire has been restricted to ensure the safe running of the Tour de France when it passes through the county.
The Grand Depart zooms through the region in early July and three Yorkshire forces – West, North and South – will be involved in policing it. All of them are restricting annual leave during the event.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said leave was not being cancelled but leave applications would be looked at to make sure there was staffing capacity to properly manage the event.
Chief Superintendent Barry South said: "The staging of the Yorkshire Grand Depart is a great honour and is already generating considerable interest and excitement throughout Yorkshire and beyond.
"We are therefore expecting it to be a very large-scale public event and we are working closely with local authorities and other partners including TDF hub 2014 to ensure all appropriate resources are in place.
"West Yorkshire Police has considerable experience in dealing with large-scale public events and planning for this one is at an advanced stage. As part of this, as is normal procedure, we are controlling annual leave on 4, 5 and 6 July until we are sure of the exact level of resourcing required."
Nick Smart, chairman of West Yorkshire Police Federation, said: "We understand why the Force has had to restrict leave. It is a major worldwide sporting event and it impacts massively on the force over a number of days.
"It's a one-off event and a great coup to have the Tour de France passing through the area.
"We understand that we have to have the correct staffing levels to ensure the event passes safely and without incident. We just hope that officers will be able to get leave when they want it for the rest of the summer."
Meanwhile local organisations are still preparing for the Grand Depart's arrival in Yorkshire.
Keighley voluntary drug and alcohol charity Project 6 is having a Tour theme for its monthly Progress Dining Club, following the success of its social enterprise Progress Cafe and Catering. It will be run by service users recovering from drug or alcohol dependency.
And artists who have been inspired to explore their creative side by the Tour de France have been invited to put the results on public display in Keighley.
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"She's always behind the scenes doing things that you wouldn't even know she was there," said Mary's colleague Patti Haber. "She comes during the week, opens up and makes sure the paperwork is all done. She's in charge of finances and making sure the pantry is kept up and filing. You name it, she's there."
Mary has headed up the Society of St. Stevens since 2006. She has a job with the Clark County School District, yet she has volunteered thousands of hours. The volunteers who work with her tout her efforts.
"She always goes the extra mile for the client," said volunteer Paul Brooks. "If they don't have the paperwork, let's work out something to get them food and the next time they're here, we can finalize the paperwork. She always wants to do something to help."
She has helped countless people throughout the valley.
"One evening, I was volunteering in the pantry," Mary said. "A lady who appeared to be about 70 had called our church for assistance, and they referred her to Society of St. Steven. She had all of her papers, laid them out - hands shaking and so apologetic that she had to be here and so afraid she didn't bring enough paperwork."
Mary made sure the woman left with plenty of food.
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Hello Pack fans. My name's Will, and I'm the unofficial representative of BBV and Giant fans of the interwebz. Me and my fellow BBV compatriots will do our best to answer your questions.
So a quick summary of my feelings about the Giants and what they'll do on Sunday: Eli will put up points. He'll probably have a turnover or two but he'll put up points and if the game's competitive it will be because of him. Receivers will drop well thrown balls and we'll have a false start or holding or two that will stall an otherwise very good drive.
The defense will.. i dunno do something. Not sure how much worst they can play than yesterday. Only two drives by the Saints didn't end in points and the only thing stopping them from scoring more points was how long they took to drive down the field. Not sure how much worst they can play, but I sure don't hope Rodgers shows me otherwise.
So that's the life of a Giants fan. Some historical stats about the match up coming up
The Packers lead the regular season head to head match up 26-21-2, and the playoff head to head match up 4-2.
Manning is 1-2 vs the Pack, including the playoffs
Rodgers is 1-0 vs the Giants.
Tom Coughlin is 2-3 vs the Packers (0-2 with the Jaguars) as a Head Coach, including a playoff win during the 2007 season.
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A while back, I received some correspondence and samples of a new aftercare spray, "Formula 1138" from the company's founder, Dan Terry. He provided me with some very interesting technical and scientific information about the liquid, and it clarified that this is something different from any other aftercare product I've seen or used. He says Formula 1138 is all-natural, safe, and non-toxic. One of the active ingredients, HOCL, is a biocide that does not break down cellular tissue and only works to eradicate pathogens.
I have put it on cuts and scrapes to excellent effect, though haven't had any healing piercings to try it on personally. Dan has done a successful year-long study on its use in piercing aftercare with 250 clients. I have been intrigued by Dan's product and asked him to talk about it in his own words....
Dan Terry, Briotech's founder says:
I received this message today:
Hello Elayne, I was recently cleaning my apadravya and noticed that I have what looks like a tear or some sort of injury on the head of my penis. My piercing is fairly new, I believe it is 4 months old. I don't know if this is simply because it's still fresh or if I have something more serious to deal with. I have been sexually active but I haven't done anything rough or overexerting. I have worn protection and I haven't had any pain during sex. I have included a picture of the wound. It doesn't hurt, but it is (VERY SLIGHTLY) more tender to the touch than the rest of my penis. If you could respond to this ASAP then I would greatly appreciate it. This has been worrying me a lot. Thank you very much.
I received this message from a piercer:
"Elayne, I have been studying your book since we last chatted in the fall and it has definately helped improve my piercings and brought more people in for information on care. You have a great talent and I wish you well. Thanks again, Kelly Diamond"
It is so exciting and gratifying when I hear that my book is helping people to get better piercings or do them!
My name is Jordan and I was an apprentice up until a few days ago. I
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piercing and aftercare techniques and realized that the person that I was
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Hi! Thanks for opening up the world of female genital piercings. I can't wait for your book to be available here in South Africa, and not only because I would love to take a gander at all the piercing pics...
I have one hood piercing and at this stage it's the only body piercing I've got (got pierced ears - one hole each), but I'd love to have more. I agree the aftercare is very important and it has to be done religiously. That was actually worse (pain-wise) than the actual piercing, because the ring had to be manipulated and the wound cleaned with saline. My piercer also recommended tea-trea oil (neat) as an antiseptic. It worked for me.
I want to pierce my outer labia as well - but I would love to get your advice... Would captive-bead rings or flesh tunnels be better? I know everyone has rings, but I've seen some pics of tunnels through the labia and they look good to me, too, especially since I would love to lace them up from time to time...
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The Olympic opening ceremony begins with the playing of the national anthem of the host country. In 2012 it will be the British national anthem, 'God Save the Queen'.
In their uniforms, the athletes and and officials from all of the competing countries march into the stadium. The athletes from Greece march in first, and the host country's team enters last. The others march in in alphabetical order.
There are speeches and then the Games are declared open by the Head of State of the host country. In 2012 this will be Queen Elizabeth 11.
The Olympic flag is carried into the stadium. It will fly on the flagpole until the Games are over. Canon are fired and white doves are released to fly across the arena.
The Olympic torch is carried into the stadium and is used to light the Olympic flame which will burn until the end of the Games.
One athlete from the host country will say the Olympic oath for all the athletes. One of the judges says the oath for all the judges.
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At the closing ceremony, athletes enter the stadium in no particular order. This is a symbol of the friendship that the games have inspired. The national anthem of Greece is played and the flags of Greece, the host country and the country next to host the games are raised. The national anthem of the country next to host the games is played and then the mayor of the host country presents an Olympic flag to the President of the IOC. The president of the IOC then presents the flag to the mayor of the next host city.
The Olympic flame is extinguished, and while the Olympic hymn is played the flag is lowered and carried out of the arena.
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I'd hardly call Stan's Donuts a restaurant, but you get the idea. This is the legendary Stan's Donuts located in Westwood Village near the UCLA campus. Surrounded by other notable landmarks like Jerry's Deli and Fox Village Theater.
I'm not even a doughnut person, honestly, but after my mom and I caught the California Gold with Huell Howser special on Stan's we were convinced that this was THE doughnut mecca and we must make a pilgrimage. Luckily I am in this area a few times a year because my cardiology team – aka Team Rachael! – is located at UCLA medical center.
Cheese & Cherry filled Doughnut.
The Huell: Peanut Butter filled Chocolate-iced Doughnut topped with chocolate chips.
My boyfriend had the top two doughnuts and loved them, though his clear favorite was the cherry cheese. He did not see the chocolate cheese doughnut and was kind of bummed about it, but at least he knows what he'll be ordering next time.
Both mom and I ordered the Huell and let me just say HOLY HOWSER that was a mighty tasty doughnut, and though milk alone makes me gag I can totally understand the allure of having a tall glass of something with these.
If you're going to be in the Los Angeles area, I highly recommend making it a point to stop in one morning. Who knows, you might even get to meet Stan himself! If you have a friend in the neighborhood – kid at UCLA, for instance – surprise them with an order of Stan's donuts as they pull that all-nighter for the big final.
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Obviously the Rangers have been involved in a ton of trade rumors lately, especially on this site. The one name that gets thrown around a lot that stands out is forward Brandon Dubinsky. Just a year ago he was a young scorer who appeared to be a cornerstone for the Blueshirts moving forward, yet trading him makes sense for a couple of major reasons.
He has a ton to offer a team; he is only 25, and in his first four full seasons he racked up 71 goals and 179 points. Dubinsky has also demonstrated solid two-way ability, and excels at penalty killing. However, this year the offense is way down. With just 6 goals at the 50 game mark, Dubi has found himself on the 3rd line. It is very likely that many teams out there believe that with the right line mates and ice time, he can be back to his 25+ goals a year ways.
The other major reason is money. The Rangers are rumored to want another big name player, whether it be Rick Nash at the deadline or Parise next summer. With three players already inked to monster contracts, some things would have to be moved around to accommodate another 6-7 million a year cap hit. Dubinsky is a cap hit of over 4 million, and all things considered that is simply too much for his output. As harsh as it may sound, Sather knows he can get a 10-goal scorer for about 3 million less. Were the Rangers to make a move for a big player, trading Dubi would likely cover over half of the cap hit.
Personally I'm torn. On one hand it would be kind of sad to see him go. It reminds me of that episode in every TV show where a team works hard and makes it to the big game, only to bring in some superstar who takes someone's place. But on the other hand I realize this is a business, and hometown loyalty goes out the window for money and wins (thank you Jose Reyes). So how would you guys feel about this?
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ZUT! On Fourth
- Address:
1820 Fourth Street
Berkeley, CA 94710Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $30 and under
ZUT! On Fourth
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.zutonfourth.com/
- Phone: 5106440444
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm. Lunch: Weekfdays 11:30am-3pm, Weekends 11am-3pm, Late Lunch Menu available daily from 3:00 - 5:30
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Californian, Mediterranean, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Jim Wimborough
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: An intimate banquette seating semi-private room for up to 20 people is available most nights.
The larger sunroom with retractable skylight and attached patio is available for groups of up to 50 persons with advanced notice.
- Private Party Contact: Michael Petrelli 5106440444
- Special Events: Please reference our website or sign up for our mailing list to receive information regarding upcoming events. Events include holiday specials, live music, and specialty dinners. Special chefs dinners focus on regional menus, seasonal dinners, wine producer/wine importer events, and others.
Host a private event in one of two private dinning rooms. Event capacity of 12 - 40 guest. Specialty menu produced seasonally for private events, which features our 'family style' prix fix, or a 'choice' prix fix option. Cocktail and Happy Hour events welcome.
A word from ZUT! On Fourth
Established in 2010, Zut! on Fourth renews a historical restaurant location on the fourth street shopping district in Berkeley.Continued
Zut! specializes in regional Mediterranean/New American dishes prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients by Executive Chef Jim Wimborough. The Zut! Bar offers diverse specialty hand-crafted and classic cocktails, small production European and domestic wine list, and an extensive spirits menu.
Zut is an ideal venue for large groups and private parties.
Zut! specializes in regional Mediterranean/New American dishes prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients by Executive Chef Jim Wimborough. The Zut! Bar offers diverse specialty hand-crafted and classic cocktails, small production European and domestic wine list, and an extensive spirits menu.
Zut is an ideal venue for large groups and private parties.
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ZUT! On Fourth reviews from OpenTable diners
172 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (87)fit for foodies (72)great for outdoor dining (68)great for lunch (67)special occasion (43)great for brunch (41)good for groups (39)vibrant bar scene (21)romantic (20)notable wine list (19)kid-friendly (17)hot spot (11)late-night find (9)scenic view (1)Show More
- Lovely Night OutOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/30/2014We had a lovely night out at Zut--it's a very appealing room, with a hip vibe (albeit a little too noisy on the inside). As it was a beautiful evening, we chose to sit outdoors on the street out front. While 4th Street bustles during the day, at night it's quiet and was a great backdrop for our meal. Everything we ate was wonderful, with particularly memorable appetizers and cocktails. The service was efficient, albeit a little slow to get started and a bit rushed with the order-taking. The waitperson was very nice about serving us our own cake for a birthday guest.Special Features:
- Pretty good restaurantAtotheKDined on 8/26/2014I really enjoyed this restaurant. The chicken was a little bit salty though.Special Features:
- 4th street funsuesfoodnewsDined on 8/23/2014We enjoyed the experience especially the desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningbrachatovaDined on 8/22/2014We had seating near the open patio doors, with gentle heater. Very comfortable. Service in choosing a wine was friendly and accommodating. The local king salmon and grass-fed beef was excellently done.Special Features:
- A Bad ExperienceAnonVIPDined on 8/21/2014We hadn't been there in a while; our previous experiences had been mixed. This time it was generally bad, except for the service. We were in the low-ceilinged space, which was very noisy with most of the tables filled. With the exception of the salads and the hamburger, the food was tasteless and overcooked, either too salty or not salty enough. And the white wine from the tap was terrible. Our waitress was attentive but the entrees came out late. All in all, very disappointing.
- Just what I was looking forTessODined on 8/21/2014I live southeast from Berkeley, but was looking for a restaurant in town. I chose this place mainly because of the other reviews I read and was meeting a friend from Marin here ... it was so comfortable, friendly with good, satisfying food and wine. We ate at the bar, which we prefer, and we were able to just have a very nice time! Will come here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Zut alors! My favoriteThomisusDined on 8/15/2014I love to come here, mostly for lunch, since this is one of my favorite restaurants. From the friendly staff to the excellent dishes in the menu, everything is well balanced. Zut is definately a gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outing with friends for a good mealluv4foodDined on 8/15/2014I have been to Zut's whenever a friend or a relative enjoy going shopping on 4th Street. They, too, have enjoyed dining there and want to come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RobinslineVIPDined on 8/8/2014Cocktails are excellent here and the service is very good. The food is a bit more mixed. We ordered the rotisserie chicken because we had seen it on the spit on an earlier visit, but it turned out to be overly smoky and dry. The pardon peppers with fried cheese were wonderful, and the fried smelts were good. The lamb meatballs were flavorful, but the sauce was way too oily. We will be back for cocktails, and try more appetizers. It's a nice place, and we hope to have more consistent quality in the future.Special Features:
- Zut is our " go to " restaurant.PattyDined on 8/7/2014We love Zut!! Whether we are just two or a family of 10 they treat us with care and humor and the food is delicious! The wait persons love to joke and act very professionally to make sure you are served with style and that your food is amazingly prepared and served at the proper temp. The atmosphere is festive and light and airy and everyone who is there is having a great time. The restaurant is noisy in front but the back has some booths that are quiet and that are great for kids. They have crayons and a kid menu and our 3 1/2 year old and 5 year old love it. they make amazing cocktails and super shirley temples for the kids. We really enjoy 4th street as the kids find a lot to do but it has a romantic character for couples dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place in the areaSFAEVIPDined on 8/6/2014Beautiful restaurant. Very good service. The food is nice, but came out a little salty and burnt for me. I like the fire roasted, but this went a bit further than I like.Special Features:
- Great menulinda94705VIPDined on 8/5/2014Zut! is becoming a new favorite. Menu offers nice variety from hamburger to roast chicken and steak. All are good. Nice bar space, too.Special Features:
- Consistant & something for everyonemoveablefeastDined on 8/2/2014Always a great stop for a bar bite and cocktail or special occasion dinner. Casual and comfortable...seasonal ingredients. Nothing groundbreaking here, consistant and something for everyone.Special Features:
- DisappointedDiappointedVIPDined on 8/1/2014The food was okay, not to the level I expected. Dessert was not very good, had Peach Cobbler and normally this dessert should be piping hot. It was border line luke warm and the peaches tasted like it came out of a can (not fresch, I've had better). The only good part of the dessert was the crust. Cocktails were NOT very good. We ordered two different types of cocktails and both were very disappointing. I do have to give props to our server, after mentioning to him I was not happy with my cocktail (not his fault), he removed both mine and my fiance's cocktails from our tab. I am willing to give the restaurant another try becuase of the service. NOTE: becuase of outside seating, there were flies all over the dinner table (not good).Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/29/2014I met an old friend for a weekday lunch and it was perfect . We were able to stay and chat with no pressure to yield our table. A rarity for such wonderful restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Main course portions are too smalljesseDined on 7/28/2014Four of us dined at Zut this week (7/28/14) and all had different main dishes. The portions were too small, except for the hamburger plate. We also thought the selection of mains was rather limited - one beef ($34.00 is a bit high), one chicken, 2 fish, 1 sausage pasta (very small portion), and 2 vegetarian. The salmon on top of a corn salad looked lost on the plate - why not include a starch of some kind? The friend who order salmon ate my potatoes. No bread provided, which should be if the portions are that small.
- Slow, poor service on Sunday brunchDiner1Dined on 7/27/2014Party of 6: 3 adults and 3 kids. Seated promptly at 11:45 and ordered. Did not receive food till 12:30. The restaurant was busy but not swamped, and they brought the kids' food out last (!!). Any server worth their salt should know not to make the kids wait 45 minutes for food. At ~12:15, the server told us that the food was "on its way", but it was still another 15min before the food came. Also, one of our party members told the server that she was (highly) allergic to red peppers. But guess what came in breakfast potatoes? Better care and attention to food allergies is a must. We do not plan to return.
- Cool lunch on a hot day!LetsEatVIPDined on 7/26/2014100 in Walnut Creek, 70 on 4th street!! Food is incredible. I had the tomato salad which was great and beignets that are to die for. My husband had pizza which was terrific. Go! You will have a wonderful time. The staff makes you feel right at home and anticipate your needs!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Pleasant Dining ExperienceBadgerboyDined on 7/23/201411:30am lunch reservation and was seated at an outdoor table. Service and food were excellent. Will definitely return so we can try out the dinner menu. Very satisfied!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A delightful eveningDuchessTDDined on 7/22/2014Comfortable and inviting. The atmosphere felt very relaxing. I often dine alone and I would not hesitate to come here alone or with friends. I met a friend for dinner and we both enjoyed everything we ordered. The squash blossoms were delicious and though fried, not greasy and the portion size generous enough to share. The vegetarian entree was tasty and so was the pizza. They serve teas from Teance, a lovely tea shop on Fourth St that I highly recommend. A lovely dining experience. I will return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Zut alors!OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 7/21/2014Zut is a nightmare. Screaming children, drunken men talking in loud powerful voices. Ordered rare hamburger with no fries. Well done. Got fries. Smelts were excellent though.
- Great find.YtheraVIPDined on 7/20/2014This was my very first visit to Zut on Fourth and it didn't disappoint! The cocktails were exceptional, the food tasty, ambiance great, and the service from Andrea was attentive and simply stellar!! Zut is a little bit out of the way from home, but I look forward to coming back. Made reservations already!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Zut is utterly reliableOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/20/2014We have never had inferior food or service at Zut. We sar outside, it helps tremendously with the noise level which is a bit high inside, 3-4.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced and Marginal FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/10/2014We had a group of 5 for lunch. The prices were high for lunch and the food did not warrant it. I had a hamburger and fries, which were good. The hamburger came with generous tomato slices, lettuce and onion. I did not see a substitute for the fries on the menu (like fruit) and the waiter did not mention any - I should have asked. ($13 without cheese) The other 4 people ordered open face egg salad sandwiches with anchovies and lettuce on the side. ($12). These were simply chopped up hard boiled eggs on a piece of toast - no mayo or other dressing as I would expect with an egg salad sandwich. The waiter did do separate checks - a positive.
- Uninformed Wait Stafftable2tableDined on 7/9/2014One of my dinner guests asked the waitress which of 2 beers was more "hoppy." Instead of getting someone who might be able to answer that question, she said, "I don't know anything about beer." The service was slow, and the room was too hot. They have doors that open, and they could have opened them enough to let in some air. We were in a far corner and it was uncomfortably hot.Special Features:
- Very Good MealMattKellsDined on 6/30/2014With a menu and drinks that appeal to everyone; it's hard to go wrong at this restaurant. The brussel sprouts are to die for; two of us ordered the chicken; excellent!Special Features:
- Pleasant experienceChrisCDined on 6/28/2014Had reservations. They sat us very quickly at the edge of the indoor area, but very close to the outdoors. Not loud, but not quiet either. Food was great. Had the sole and risotto. Plum crisp for dessert. Wait staff were just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Share EverythingJon1949Dined on 6/26/2014It's possible to share anything at Zut. Two women at a nearby table shared what looked like a great hamburger and fries. We shared the fried brussel sprouts and a Caesar salad. Then we each had an entree. My wife had a delicious vegetarian risotto and I ate orecchiette with sausage. Everything was very tasty. The tables are too close together which makes it a bit awkward for the servers, but the service was still very attentive. The room is decorated with murals of diners. You can eat inside or outside. Zut is an altogether nice place.Special Features:
- Great food, uncrowded tablesdch1Dined on 6/26/2014Had lunch on a weekday. Service was attentive, fast, and not over bearing. Starter (mezzes) were at most OK, but the whole wheta bread was very good. Of the main dishes, 3 were great (salmon, quinoa, risotto), and 1 was OK (ahi tuna salad). Desert, which we shared, was delicious (plum crisp w/vanilla ice-cream - real plums, not too sweet, not gooey). Capuccinos were very good, and the uncrowded, contemporary setting is very pleasant. Walk, bike, as it's very hard to find parking.Special Features:
- LondonlassieVIPDined on 6/22/2014Always a pleasure to eat here before a performance at Berkeley Rep.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anonymous1Dined on 6/21/2014Zut! has a beautiful 'open feel' interior - a very nice atmosphere. Food-wise, the grilled-asparagus appetizer and arugula salad I ordered were delicious. My dining partner ordered grilled chicken which was outstanding. I ordered the fresh Mozzarella pizza and was rather disappointed. It was very salty and the crust was tasteless. I would not order the mozzarella pizza again. However the other pizzas on the menu looked intriguing and I will try them another time. The wait staff was courteous and attentive, although a little understaffed considering how busy the restaurant was. They also had an excellent wine list. With appetizers, wine, main course, dessert and tip I spent $100 for two. Recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KayeDined on 6/15/2014Dinner was pretty good, asparagus and desserts were good, chicken slightly over roasted Apricot salad was also fine. Noise level was quite high. Service was cordial and good, despite heavy holiday crowd.Special Features:
- Good for Father's DayRickFVIPDined on 6/15/2014I had another great Father's Day brunch here. Food and service were excellent. I should come here for non-special times as well.Special Features:
- Great brunch, good times!EvilleEaterDined on 6/14/2014We frequent Berkeley's 4th street shopping district often. There are three musts for breakfast/brunch: Bette's, El Tacubaya and Zut! Bette's Has a great old school diner feel and starts breakfast early, but doesn't take reservations. Arrive by 8:30 or be prepared for a long wait up to 45 min. El Tacubaya serves amazing Mexican food but seats fill up quickly and order line stays long through lunch. No reservations. Enter Zut! They DO take reservations! How refreshing! And, if that weren't enough, they also serve some great foods! Favorites include: Beignets, eggs Benedict and French toast. Beignets call to mind 3am stops at Cafe Du Monde, eggs Benedict rival the best I've had, and French toast uses brioche and is my wife' favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outdoor seating great. Food so-so.NfromMarinDined on 6/14/2014Overall out experience was just so-so. Service was nice and atmosphere great. My guest and I were not wow'd by the food. I will give it another try sometime. Maybe we just caught them on a bad day.Special Features:
- JohnVIPDined on 6/13/2014Orville was a great waiter, and we truly enjoyed dining outside, where it was a little quieter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big missLocal30VIPDined on 6/10/2014I have dined here many times but find it to be inconsistent. This time was a big miss. Service seemed disorganized, portions were ridiculously small and 3 of 4 items were flavorless. Overall, very unsatisfying and likely to make me think twice before going there again.Special Features:
- Strange flavorswanttoeatDined on 6/8/2014Zut has a lovely ambiance, location, outdoor terrace and attractive menu, but the food missed at times with over-use of fresh herbs in a Bucatini pasta and weird Risotto. Someone in the kitchen has a strange sense of seasoning for what look to be classic Italian dishes. Other items, such as salads, starters, were pretty good!Special Features:
- Terrible Service7211Dined on 6/7/2014Nice space, good food, terrible service and management did not remedy the situation.Special Features:
- Following up..EdwardDined on 6/6/2014Went back to Zut! last week to see if my "bad" one night experience was a fluke.... I still love Zut! This go round we had: Beet Salad (excellent). Sausage/Egg Pizza (excellent). Mozarella Pizza (excellent). Bucatini (very good, the chef doused the dish with too much red peppers in one spot, but we avoided a flaming mouth). And Lastly, the Pork Chop. Sadly, this was our worst dish. It looked overcooked and dry when it hit the table, and after cutting thru the meat (with effort), we were right..... However, I still recommend Zut!, Carolyn our server was GREAT. So attentive with a full room in play.Special Features:


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If you have any questions or concerns regarding these regulations for exporting animals or animal products to a foreign country, you should contact the APHIS-VS Area Office in the State from which the animals or products will be exported.
Cayman Islands - Summary of Requirements
Sheep and Goats
Note: For a dog or cat returning to the Cayman Islands (CI) under a CI-issued pet passport listing an acceptable rabies antibody titer result within the past 24 months, APHIS must verify that the titer is current. The pet passport must also be accompanied by a U.S. orgin export health certificate endorsed by APHIS.
*For species not listed, the requirements are not known. However, exporters wanting to ship livestock or germplasm whose requirements are not listed in the IREGS, should have the interested party (importer/buyer) in the country of destination apply for an Import Permit at the appropriate ministry. This Import Permit will most likely outline the specific requirements. The Ministry address is as follows:
The Director of Agriculture
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Leicester and Leicestershire are covered by a series of 6 cycling maps which link together; the Leicester map being the central one. The Leicester City Maps include 2 maps "North" and "South" while the County maps include 2 maps - "Urban" and "Rural". Paper based maps are available at the Bike Park, Tourist Information Centres or your local library. They are also available in many bike shops.
Maps are available to download at the bottom of this page.
Map 1 - Leicester City Maps - North and South
Map 2 - Loughborough - Urban and Rural
Map 3 - Melton Mowbray - Urban and Rural
Map 4 - Market Harborough - Urban and Rural
Map 5 - Hinckley and Bosworth - Urban and Rural
Map 6 - Coalville area - Urban and Rural
To order a hard copy of any of the Leicester and Leicestershire Cycling Maps, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 0116 305 0001.
An interactive postcode mapping service is provided for Leicester cyclists below.
A mapping service for the National Cycle Network is available below.


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Books and film
Books the Kasbah is featured in…
Reasonable Plans, by Derek Workman
We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to download this new PDF booklet which describes in wonderful detail the story of Kasbah du Toubkal, from the original vision and plans of the late 80s to the present-day award-winning eco-lodge that has transformed the fortunes of the local area.
Here is a brief excerpt from the introduction:
"As you sit at your table on the sun-drenched roof terrace of the Kasbah du Toubkal, with Jbel Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa forming a magnificently rugged backdrop, and the villages of the Imlil Valley spread out below you, it's unlikely that you will give much thought to your immediate surroundings, other than to delight in the Moroccan food on your plate. But the plate you eat off, the stool you sit on, the beautiful Moroccan rug beneath your feet and the straw hat on your head; the couscous on your plate and the dates and spicy olives in their small bowls decorated in Tifnache Berber script; the cups you drink the fresh mountain water from and the ornate kettle the waiter uses for tasse, the traditional ritual washing of hands before eating – none of it got there by chance.
Cast your eye a little further, to take in the metalwork of the stairways and the stout wood of the upper shaded terrace; the floor tiles and trees, the seed for the lawn and glass for the windows. In your room are toilets, sinks, showers and beds; djellabas and babouches, the traditional robes and slippers you are invited to wear during your stay. Every single stick of furniture, every piece of linen, all the wood and stone used for construction and the food served at your table, was carried up the steep rough track you arrived on (long before there were steps to help you on your way) on the backs of mules – and sometimes even on the backs of men. The single largest item, an industrial washing machine, took sixteen men – four at each corner of a specially constructed sling – to manhandle it up to the Kasbah, following the narrow mule path created over generations.
As a feat of endurance, imagination and sheer tenacity, the Kasbah du Toubkal is remarkable, and worthy of the awards that have been heaped upon it. But, from the moment of its inception as a Berber Hospitality Centre, it has contributed to the health, wealth and well-being of the people of the villages of the Imlil Valley and beyond."
Download a copy of the booklet in PDF 1.4 MB
Authentic Ecolodges, by Hitesh Mehta
Definition of Ecotourism: "Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well being of local people."
Authentic Ecolodges brings this success to the pages in brilliant images and informative descriptions of thirty-six ecolodges that stand out as among the very best in the world…If you get to personally experience even just one of the lodges found on the following pages, running the full spectrum from budget to luxury, you will experience true ecotourism, where the guest, the natural environment, and the local people come together to deliver a positive return on life—a rewarding travel experience that also gives back to the planet.
From the Foreword of the book, Costas Christ, Global Editor National Geographic Traveller Magazine
Highlights from the Kasbah du Toubkal entry:
"Kasbah is the perfect synthesis of eco-conservancy and mid-level luxury … A modern-day citadel blessed with a healthy dose of eco-consciousness, Kasbah provides a level of comfort, graciousness, and hospitality unrivalled in the area and uncommon in the rest of the world."
Click on the images below to see large scans of the Kasbah entry in the book:
Visit Amazon to order the book: Amazon UK
Extracts from Steve Carter's & Jeremy Kourdi's The Road to Audacity
The impulse for this book came in a small room in a tower on the roof of a Kasbah.
I was staying there as a result of a determination to do something totally different to create a more liberating approach to the way organizations regenerate themselves. I was seeking new ideas and places that would stimulate radical and innovative thinking: a place where people could think through what to achieve and let go of tired assumptions and prejudices.
What was it that makes some people and some organizations able to respond audaciously, and others not?
And then I began to find out about the Kasbah…
The Kasbah is a place that inspires people not just for where it is, but also for its story and what it stands for…
From the start, the vision was to develop something upon sustainable principles that would benefit both visitors and local inhabitants. It was to be both a successful business and an experiment in social entrepreneurship. The vision for this place I find astonishing in its motivational richness. It is quoted verbatim…
The result is a place to stay that feels unique for the traveler. The Kasbah is not a conventional hotel, and the accommodation is a mixture of traditional Berber salons and elegant cool rooms, with furniture and other objects reflecting local ideas and crafts. The food and hospitality are authentically Berber and local traditions and etiquette are maintained. It has become a place not just for the wanderer going on up into the High Atlas Mountains but a place to stop, let go and think. The roof of the Kasbah on which you can sleep provides an environment of almost indescribable tranquility. All this on its own would make the Kasbah remarkable. But the Kasbah is more than an unusual and exotic place to stay, and its commitments to the local community goes beyond providing work for the local artisans…
The Kasbah is audacious. Its audacity is not born out of huge resources of a large corporation but because it works at so many different motivational levels. To go there is to see all eight of Michael Apter's "eight ways of being" expressed in tangible, positive ways. Perhaps the mixture of the McHugo's different worlds enables the Kasbah to remain commercially viable and increasingly successful. It is interesting as this book closes to compare it with The Eden Project: both seem to thrive because they have willfully defied conventional thinking, while retaining a sound business approach. At the heart of both ventures are values that address fundamental aspects of ourselves. They are richly appealing.
The Road to Audacity is essentially about rediscovering what it means for work to be based upon what it is to be human, and to make sure that our organizations address and create the conditions in which all aspects of peoples personality can flourish. The focus of this is not about social responsibility but about motivational connection.
Motivationally what we value will change as we move between the states. The mystery of the Kasbah means that which ever motivational state you are in, you can see its intrinsic value being met in special and more profound way. These places are very effective at nourishing, inspiring and appealing to the forces—the eight ways of being—that motivate us and affect our behaviour.
Download Chapter 11 from The Road to Audacity in PDF format
So impressive is the scenery that film director Martin Scorsese chose Imlil as one of the locations for Kundun, his film about the Dalai Lama, temporarily transforming the Kasbah into a Tibetan monastery.
Martin Scorsese, the film director, made a film in Morocco about the early life of the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama was forced to flee Tibet for India when the Chinese occupied Tibet. This film became the centre of a major issue between China, who wanted the film to be cancelled, and Disney, who decided to distribute the film. The Chinese threatened to refuse Disney permission to open a Disneyland park near Shanghai. Ultimately the President of Disney resigned but the film continued.
What has this to do with Imlil? Well, in November 1996 the Kasbah was temporarily transformed into the Tibetan Monastery of Dungkar, to which the Dalai Lama fled from Lhasa in Tibet. Filming was based at the studios in Ouarzazate, but moved to Imlil for 5 weeks of set preparation and a few days shooting using Tibetan actors, extras and film crew. The Kasbah was clad with stonework, prayer wheels, wooden doors and Tibetan domes! 100 Tibetans, 45 horses and 2 yaks transformed the valley. Local villagers were employed during the quiet winter period to meet the 33 4x4 vehicles, 10 lorries and all sorts of film making equipment which had to be transported up to the Kasbah.
Our capable host, Omar, was a key coordinator between the village and the location crew. Snow was made from Epsom salts and the weather for the days of filming last December was all that the art directors had wished for – with a respectable amount of snow on the backdrop of mountains. The Tibetan actors and extras were flown to Morocco from Nepal, India and even New York. Local Village Involvement: Part of the location fee has been given to the Imlil Village Association, a NGO to use the development jargon, which should enable the villages represented to work with outside agencies in an officially recognised format.
- View movie still of the monastery and surrounding area
- View movie still of the Kasbah as the monastery
- View movie still of Tibetan horn and Toubkal


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Any legislative effort to help four Riverside County cities hammered by the 2011 state budget will need to look somewhere besides vehicle-license fees.
Jurupa Valley, Eastvale, Wildomar and Menifee, the state's four newest cities, lost millions when lawmakers approved a June 2011 budget that shifted license-fee money to pay for local law-enforcement grants.
Lawmakers tried to restore the money last summer, passing a bill to appropriate $14 million in license-fee money to the four cities. But Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed it, saying saying the state could not afford it.
State senators Richard Roth, D-Riverside, and Bill Emmerson, R-Redlands, introduced spot legislation in January to try again.
Earlier this month, though, the Legislative Counsel Bureau issued an opinion that November's Prop. 30 takes VLF off the table as a possible source of money for a four-cities funding fix.
"The plain language of the above-described constitutional provision added by Proposition 30 unambiguously requires VLF revenues described in Revenue and Taxation Code section 11005 to be deposited in the Local Revenue Fund 2011 and allocated for Public Safety Services purposes, as specified," the bureau told Roth in a Feb. 4 letter.
A bill resembling last year's AB 1098 would "contravene the plain meaning of this constitutional language," it reads.


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Just one sign of many that the lack of control and discipline in the basketball program is not simply a Reeves Nelson issue, and responsibility for the problem extends further up the administrative flowchart than Coach Howland - BN Eds.
On the ESPN LA radio show Max&Marcellus, a former UCLA student athlete called in to say she knew that this day was going to come eventually. She saw firsthand the activities that the other players were getting away with and what she calls "corruption from the top-down." At one point she and several others went to the Dean to tell them everything they knew.
She couldn't detail exactly the behavior she reported because of legal issues, but she did say that it was definitely against school policy. From what she could tell, it did not seem like the administration did anything after she told them the info.
When asked if the behavior was different from what goes on at any other D1 school, she gave this money quote:
You know why we're different? Because we have John Wooden's legacy to protect, and this is a disgrace to his legacy, his work, and what he did for UCLA.
The radio call can be heard here starting around the 14 minute mark.


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The magic get nene and j.r. smith.. obviously we get an additional inside presence with nene and a sharpshooter in smith. Losing richardson hurts because smith is a down grade but the additional inside presence might be a necessity with Bass hurt and gortat gone.
The knicks get carmelo.they give young talent in chandler, douglas and gallinari but they get the pairing of melo and amare. You might ask why would they do that if they know they could get him next summer. I would say Melo might be anxious to get his extension before the CBA.
Denver blows up their team but acquires really nice young pieces, not potential superstar piece but solid. They would also pick up a draft pick or two from the knicks. THey would also shed 25 millions off their books next year.
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We sent over some questions about the AFC Championship game and the New York Jets to Gang Green Nation – see the results below.
What weakness of the Colts are the Jets going to exploit?
The Colts are small up front defensively. They gave up over 125 yards on the ground during the regular season. The Jets have one of the most physical offensive lines in the game and a power back, Shonn Greene, who has broken out in the Playoffs. The Jets are going to pound it and try to control the clock.
What weakness on the Jets will the Colts go after?
The answer is always the rookie quarterback for the Jets. No matter how well the Jets run it, they aren't going to win in Indianapolis unless Mark Sanchez makes a few plays. Gang Green may have a great defense, but Peyton Manning will put up points. Sanchez has only one turnover in the past four games, but fans surely will flash back to the middle of the season when Mark was giving the ball away like it was candy. The Colts have two excellent pass rushers in Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis who look to strip the ball whenever possible. If Sanchez gives the ball away even once, it may be too much for the Jets to overcome.
Evaluate the Jets head coach (and staff) in terms of being ready for a playoff game like this.
I think Rex Ryan is one of the best X's and O's guys in the business. With that said, I think the most important thing he has going for him is the confidence he's instilled in his players. It's been talked about to death in the media. He believes in his guys. His guys believe in him. This Jets team is showing up in Indianapolis expecting to win. After a pair of road Playoff wins, it would be human nature for a team to feel like it's playing with house money, particularly with a rookie quarterback. That's not the case in New York.
Give us a 'surprise' player who could be a star on Sunday.
Dustin Keller. He had a disappointing regular season, but he's caught the touchdown catch that put the Jets ahead for good in the first two Playoff games. This game is a homecoming for him. He played his college ball at Purdue. You need to score touchdowns in the red zone when Peyton Manning is the other quarterback. I'm sure we'll see the Jets look to the tight end in scoring position.
Finish this statement: If we don't win this game I'll…
Be very proud of my team. The Jets had a great season and silenced a ton of doubters. They have a great young core and are set up to be back in this game for years to come. With that said, you can only rationalize a loss to a certain degree. No Jets fan under 41 can say they were alive for a Super Bowl featuring our team. These opportunities come along rarely so a loss would be a bitter disappointment.
My head tells me beating the best player in the league in his building will be very difficult. The offense will have to control the ball on the ground to limit the time Peyton Manning has with it. The defense will have to play a terrific game. The secondary has to hold firm against an explosive passing game. The Jets may need a nonoffensive touchdown on either a Brad Smith return or a turnover.
The Jets actually have the right players to make all of this happen. My heart tells me it does, and Gang Green pulls a 20-17 upset.
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