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An enormous part of our student's education and development, both on and off the stage, comes from the incredible amount of productions we undertake throughout the year. From plays to musicals, cabarets to summer courses. Here are some of our successes of the past and what our students currently have to look forward to in the future.
From Wednesday 29th October to Saturday 1st November, young people bring the musical The Wiz to life in the form of an immersive promenade experience.
William Shakespeare's classic love story is brought to life by our young people, and 'tweaked' by Adam Boden to create an entertaining new version suitable for all ages.
Featuring a cast of primary school age students, both these Roald Dahl shows, based on his revolting rhymes, wee performed together to create one big musical. They took place in the woods of Oak Hill Park where our company led the audience on an immersive experience through the woods.
Each year the National Theatre commissions ten writers to create new plays for performance by schools and young theatres all over the country. For the third year running Bodens Youth Theatre has been selected to perform Heritage by Dafydd James. Following a successful sell out run at The Scaffold Theatre, the play transferred to the Arts Depot Finchley on 1st May 2014... May Day, the same day the play is set. The company were described by a visiting director from the National theatre as phenomenal storytellers, and not just young people in a play, but working professional actors.
"Next day, I meet somebody and they say to me: "Wow, you dance on Broadway! How fabulous! You got somewhere. You're something." And Christ, I get this feeling inside because I remember when I used to stand outside of that stage door and watch all these girls come out of there, with their eyelashes and their make-up and I'd think: "God I'll never be that old. I'll never be that old. I'll never be old enough to come out of that stage door." But deep down inside I knew I would, and goddam it, I've come this far and I'm not giving up now."
1. Whatever goes on two legs is an enemy.
2. Whatever goes on four legs, or has wings, is a friend.
3. No animal shall wear clothes.
4. No animal shall sleep in a bed.
5. No animal shall drink alcohol.
6. No animal shall kill any other animal.
7. All animals are equal.
"Next day, as the Ferris wheel was being taken apart and the race horses were being loaded into their vans and the entertainers were packing up their belongings and driving away in their trailers, Charlotte died. The Fair Grounds were soon deserted. The sheds and buildings were empty and forlorn. Of the hundreds of people that had visited the Fair, nobody knew that a gray spider had played the most important part of all. No one was with her when she died."
"Hang on! I think Dinah ought to take an oath. Dinah Glass, do you swear to honour the secrecy of SPLAT, to protect its members and never willingly reveal anything about us to any of them?"
"Thomas Mead, never learned to read. We don't know why... he never even tried."
On his way to school one morning, Pascale discovers a large helium-filled red balloon. As he plays with his newfound toy, he realizes the balloon has a mind and will of its own. It begins to follow him wherever he goes.
"I don't wanna go home. I wanna stay here."
"Have you seen my baby boy? Have you seen him? I had just prepared breakfast for him. I was bending over his basket to pick him up when I felt a blast blow me across the room. I can't find him".
"That order did not come from any leader of mine. I did not believe that a law passed by you surpasses any unwritten law that mankind has bided by for centuries. Those laws are not of yesterday or today. They are everlasting. If standing by those laws, laid down by those before us, laid down by God himself, leads me to the punishment of death, then so be it. I could not bear my brother left unburied, but this… this I can bear".
"Stranded and alone – The pilot came to expect that she would meet death rather than a child. She began to question whether they were perhaps one in the same? It took a long time to learn where he came from. The little prince, who asked so many questions, never seemed to hear the ones asked of him".
No-one can forget the moment they heard the news. September 11th, 2001 sent shockwaves across the globe. It was a day that was supposed to change the world forever.
"I took Alex to the school in the SUV. We drove through the gates of our community in the SUV and the news of the bombings came through on the car radio. They stopped the music and they told us about the bombs that were ... everywhere. Alex began to cry. What do you do? He was seven. I turned off the radio but he screamed out to me: "Mummy mummy what's happening? Aren't we good people?" And I said of course we are darling of course we are we are very good people".
"My own garden is my own garden,' said the Giant; 'any one can understand that, and I will allow nobody to play in it but myself.' So he built a high wall all round it, and put up a notice-board. TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED"
"You have some sort of power... Power to make people believe they can do things - things they thought they never could."
The product of our spring term musical theatre course was Disney's abridged version of their classic Jungle Book Kids. In July 2013 a cast of thirty 'four to eleven' year performed a re-imagined version outside in The Courtyard Theatre.
FRECKLEFACE STRAWBERRY THE MUSICAL, based on the beloved New York Times Best Selling book by celebrated actress Julianne Moore, is a brand new family musical. This UK Premiere was performed by the talented junior students of Bodens Youth Theatre in April 2013 at The Scaffold Theatre.
In March 2013, we returned to one of London's most beautiful venues, the Hackney Empire, and gave all our students the opportunity to perform in front of an audience of 1300 family and friends. The two performed shows were a celebration of all our students; their ability and achievements.
Written by Anya Reiss, this new one act play is part of the National Theatre Connections programme 2013. In March nine young people from Bodens Youth Theatre performed this paly in The Scaffold Theatre. In May they are heading in to London to perform as part of the festival at the Soho Theatre.
In October 2012, twenty of Bodens Youth Theatre's most talented members took on the challenge of Sondheim's 'Into The Woods'. Presented in a transformed Tony Boden Theatre, this production highlighted the incredible talent and standards that Bodens Youth Theatre has to offer. It was the final production in The Tony Boden Theatre before the venue became 'The Scaffold Theatre', a subsidised and affordable performance venue supporting Young People, New Writing, Creative Education and Community Theatre.
ANNIE JR. was one of our Summer Courses 2012. A group of forty five students produced the entire musical in just five days, and performed for family and friends in the Tony Boden Theatre complete with costumes, sound & lighting.
This devised theatre project is the culmination of twenty six junior students work. Raindrop tells the story of Aysu, a small raindrop, and her fight to discover why rain is forbidden to fall. Beneath the sky, upon the world, five remaining children continue their daily fight for survival, the search for water.
In April , students from our ballet, tap, modern and street dance classes performed their own version of the classic story of Peter Pan, in our 2012 Dance Show, 'NEVERLAND". The show icluded a core ensemble of Pirates and Lost Boys, supportig Wendy, John and Michael as they accompanied Peter Pan to his home to help save Tiger Lily from the evil Captain Hook.
Every year, The National Theatre commissions ten plays by British and international writers, exploring stories from around the world to inspire young theatre companies across the UK. In 2012, we were excited and inspired that Bodens Youth Theatre were selected as one of the passionate and committed young theatre companies to take up the challenge of staging the scripts. We were very lucky to be allocated Craig Higginson's Little Foot.
In February 2012 Bodens Students brought the story of A Little Princess to life on the stage of The Wyllyotts Theatre in Potters Bar. It was the premiere of a brand new musical written by Adam Boden and Marc Folan. With a cast recording of the album available on iTunes, the run of the show ended with a final performance to a standing ovation.
Our final show of 2011 was presented by our Junior students from our Sunday Performing Arts Course. A talented cast performed the musical HONK JR. in The Tony Boden Theatre. A brilliant version of the classic Ugly Duckling story.
Rainbows Ending, written by Noel Greig, is a modern fable telling the story of a world in the grip of two giants whose insatiable appetite is driving it, apparently inevitably, to utter devastation. How a society and its individuals react to such a threat is the subject of this multi-faceted play, whose "storytelling" style encourages inventive and imaginative approaches to dramatic work with the performer acting as both character and narrator.
In November 2011, Junior students from our Saturday Performing Arts Courses presented a musical version of the Hans Christian Andersen story SNOW QUEEN. As Kay was swept into the Snow Queen's icy sleigh and stolen away to her frozen palace, Gerda, his best friend, set out on a brave journey to rescue him.
In October 2011 a group of Junior students aged 7 - 13 years brought Kenneth Grahame's beautiful novel 'WIND IN THE WILLOWS' to the stage in the Tony Boden Theatre in the form of the Broadway musical written by William Perry and Roger McGough. A beautifully produced show and a huge learning experience for all those involved.
As part of our 2011 Summer Courses, forty five students aged seven and over produced the entire Irita Kutchmy musical of 'The Lion, The Witch and The wardrobe' in just a week. The performances took place on Saturday 27th August in The Tony Boden Theatre, which was transformed into Narnia's Winter Landscape.
As part of our 2011 Summer Courses, senior students aged twelve and over produced the entire musical of Footloose in just a week. The performances took place on Saturday 6th August.
Throughout July 2011, students from our weekend performing arts course presented Judith Johnson's 'Scary Play'. The play was written especially for the National Theatre Connections group which helps to promote young talent in Britain.
Throughout July 2011, students from our weekend performing arts course presented Daisy Campbell's School Journey to the Centre of the Earth. A group of eight year old's headed for Alton Towers but a school trip became an oddyssey of paranoia.
From 14th to 20th April a very talented young cast performed the Arthur Miller play to sell out audiences in a transformed Tony Boden Theatre. The play was directed by Anna Sternberg and Designed by Alison Darke.
In April 2010 we staged an innovative production of William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' using almost every studios in our premises for a pre show staging, and told the story outside in our Courtyard Theatre and within The Tony Boden Theatre, transformed unrecognisably into a magical forest, complete with real trees and two tonnes of earth.
For the first ever of many times to follow, 'The Tony Boden Theatre' was transformed. On this occassion turned back to front and included a corridor of fear for the audience upon arrival as we celebrated Halloween 2009 with the spooky musical Dracula Spectacula.


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The Valley's boating community held a "paddle out" memorial Sunday for a Tempe city employee who drowned in Tempe Town Lake April 20.
The victim was 56-year-old Joseph O'Connor.
"Our family is very moved by everyone reaching out to us from the lake and Tempe family," Peggy O'Connor said Sunday, her voice cracking with emotion.
Witnesses reported seeing O'Connor struggling in the water around 9 a.m. They told authorities that the person slipped out of sight and did not come to the surface again.
Tempe police officers and firefighters responded but weren't able to find the man.
Police Sgt. Mike Pooley said the fire department's dive team found the man's body later that afternoon.
Pooley says O'Conner fell into the lake and there does not appear to be any foul play.
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(06/28/12) - The body of a missing Isabella County boy was found under the porch of the family's home, according to family spokesman Kevin Chamberlain.
The victim is 4-year-old Carnel Chamberlain.
He disappeared a week ago, while in the care of his mother's boyfriend, and crews have been searching ever since, trying to find him.
Carnel's remains were discovered Thursday afternoon on the Tomah Road property.
That's east of Mt. Pleasant, on the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Reservation.
The FBI is now involved in the investigation and so far, federal officials and tribal police are being pretty close-lipped on details surrounding the case.
The Michigan State Police Crime Lab is also on the scene, helping to process evidence.
The mother's boyfriend, Anthony Bennett, had previously been identified as a person of interest in the case. At that point, police had said he wasn't cooperating with investigators.
The cause of Carnel's death is not being made public yet and so far, we're not aware of any arrests tied to the case.
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Two motor racing tracks are to be constructed in Sri Lanka to conduct world famous formula motor races. A delegation headed by the President of the World Motor Car Racing Association, John Todd arrived in the island recently to look in to the possibility of constructing these tracks in Hambantota and Colombo. They met President Mahinda Rajapakse at the temple trees yesterday. The delegation agreed to provide solutions to the problems faced by the local motor racing drivers.
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The Salvation Army's annual Angel Tree program received a big boost this week from the Gulf Coast for Kids Foundation. Thursday, workers at the Salvation Army in Gulfport were busy unloading five pallets of boxes, all filled with new toys.
For 20 years, longtime coast car dealer Johnny Beck has organized a toy giveaway through the Gulf Coast for Kids Foundation.
"I guess it started with me when I was in boot camp and just a young man. I volunteered to work in an orphanage on the weekends. And it just kind of went on from that and I've been doing it ever since," said Johnny Beck.
But this year, he'll leave the toy distribution to the Salvation Army.
Beck and his wife Kim took time to tour the Angel Tree distribution center. Each of the hundreds of boxes they saw, represent a family in need.
"I think this is the best way to do it. We all need to get together with all the groups on the coast and go into one place and distribute the toys," said Kim Beck.
"We're having so much fun opening the boxes! Imagine the kids on Christmas," said the Salvation Army's Meggan Webster, as she sorted through the toys.
She says the foundation's generous donation is a true blessing, at a time when need is greater than ever.
"We have roughly 3,000 children who are in need of Christmas gifts this year. And Gulf Coast for Kids have provided five pallets worth of toys to help give presents to children this year. So, it's going to be wonderful," said Webster.
"We're happy to do this every year. We love it," said Kim Beck.
The toys are shipped from Cincinnati, where a distributor sells them at cost, then pays for shipping out of his own pocket.
"Merry Christmas to everyone. And don't forget the kids that need our help," said Johnny Beck.
A similar shipment was made to the Salvation Army in Jackson County this week.
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Baseball's A-Sun run comes to an end with 1-0 loss to #4 Mercer
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Junior Sean Green allowed only one run in a career-best seven innings but the Dolphin offense was not able to come up with the big hit with runners in scoring position as the JU baseball team were eliminated by No. 4 Mercer, 1-0, Friday evening in the third round of the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at Dugan Field.
The contest marked only the second time that the Dolphins were shut out in a game this season as JU was blanked by Evansville on March 8 at John Sessions Stadium.
No. 2 JU (36-22), which managed only one run in 18 innings against Mercer (39-19) in two days, will now await its future on Monday when the NCAA committee announces the field of 64 on Monday at 12:30 p.m. on ESPN.
"We had a chance to control our own destiny but we came up short," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "Sean had a tremendous performance for us tonight but unfortunately we weren't able to back him up offensively. Strange things happen in baseball and tonight was one of those games were you leave scratching your head. I have a good feeling we have done enough to keep playing but we won't know for sure until Monday."
Green (3-3) was tagged with the loss despite allowing only one run on four hits with no walks and three strikeouts. Senior Chris Kaminski kept the Dolphins in the contest by hurling two shutout innings.
Brandon Barker (4-0), who escaped from a bases-loaded jam in the third, earned the win by scattering six hits with three walks and eight strikeouts in 6.2 innings. JT Odom notched his eighth save by hurling 1.2 innings of shutout relief.
Junior left fielder Jonathan Murphy led the Dolphin offense by going 2-for-4 while freshman second baseman Taylor Ratliff tallied the squad's only extra-base hit with a double in the seventh.
Jacob Tanis led the Bears by going 2-for-3 while Thomas Carroll provided the only run scoring hit with a two out RBI double in the first.
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I'm sure some of you maybe of seen it already, but take a look at the screenshots below...
This all down to the "System Tool 2011" Virus that's started to go around like wildfire! We've had 3 staff personal computers, a couple of student laptops and 2 on-site computers get hijacked with this virus in the last week. All of the on-site machines accessed hotmail before getting infected and from researching this, it's coming through an advert on the hotmail website. You don't even need to click the advert as the virus executes via a Java/Javascript vulnerability. There's also a PDF vulnerability this virus can take advantage as well. There are reports other sites are infected too through the same type of advert. I'm unsure of these though. It effects all Windows XP, Vista and 7.
The only way we've been able to remove the virus use the Malwarebytes' Tool. The instructions in the forum post below work 100%. The tool needs to be run in the user account it's hijacked. However, we've seen one computer corrupt itself as the virus had time to completely ruin the boot-up and then we had to rebuild it from scratch.
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We've blocked the hotmail website as a precaution so far to stop any further infections. It might be worth warning staff who have home computers that could be at risk. Unfortunately, it's bypassed Sophos Anti-Virus (due to the nature of how the virus renames itself everytime it excutes after a reboot) and it cannot be detected outside of the user account it's hijacked.


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As the 2011-2012 season quickly approaches, I will do an in depth season preview of each team in the Atlantic Division. Today we take a look at a team that had a roller coaster ride of a season last year, the New Jersey Devils.
The New Jersey Devils hope to avoid a repeat of last season, which saw them fail to qualify the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 1996.
An atrocious start to last year's season, which saw the team go 9-22-2, ended up biting the Devils at season's end. Not even the resurgence of Russian star Ilya Kovalchuk and the mastermind coaching of interim head-coach Jacques Lemaire could propel Jersey's Team into the playoffs despite numerous long term winning streaks.
Their were a few bright spots, however, that should be accounted for.
A youth movement was finally installed into the Devils organization after a Zach Parise injury, and the moving of dead weight, Jason Arnott and Jamie Langenbrunner forced callups from Albany.
Youngsters Mattias Tedenby and Jacob Joseffson led this group and have proved to Lou Lamiorello that they are capable of playing in the NHL full time this season. Tedenby's marvelous hands, and quickness could lead to a potential 25-30 goal scorer down the road. Josefsson possesses maturity way beyond his years, and is responsible on both sides of the puck.
Providence College graduate, defenseman Mark Fayne turned into an unexpected surprise. He was a constant int the Devils lineup for most of the duration of the 2010-2011 season. He found himself on a defensive pair with veteran Henrik Tallinder. The 24 year old can become a reliable defensive defenseman if he continues on this path.
The Devils offseason started with a bang, as they selected Adam Larsson with their 4th overall selection. After playing in the Swedish Elite League, the best and most prominent league in Sweden, Larsson may potentially be a regular in the Devil's lineup this season. He certainly has potential to be a top two defenseman. However he is just 18 years old, and going to Albany maybe a more intelligent move.
The Devils had a relatively quiet offseason. They locked up Andy Greene and many other young players in their system.
Greene aspires to have a bounce back season, as he only put up 23 points with a horrendous minus 23. You can't really blame Greene, as that minus stat is a reflection of how bad this team was to begin the season.
On July 19, the Devils went through a rather routine procedure-hiring a new head coach. The Devils haven't been too stable when it comes to coaching. They hired former Florida Panthers head-coach, Peter Deboer. Deboer did exceptionally well, considering the limited talent he had in the sunshine state.
Deboer is a coach who puts on a team that will compete night in night out. Something we haven't really been able to say about Devils teams in years past.
The Devils cleared up much needed cap space when they traded Brian Rolston to the Islanders and bought out longtime d-man, Colin White.
In return for Rolston, the Devils acquired Trent Hunter, but then proceeded to buy out the veteran.
Added to the fold were tough guys Eric Boulton and former fan favorite, Cam Janssen.
Although they aren't necessarily expected to be in the lineup every night, they shall provide some much needed spark, especially against division rivals.
The biggest transaction the Devils made was the resigning of left winger Zach Parise. The Devils resigned him for just one year for a cap hit of six million. He is eligible to test the market next offseason if not resigned before July 1st, 2012.
Parise suited up for just 13 games in 2010-2011. A torn meniscus forced the former first round draft pick to sit out most of the season.
Expect a big year from Parise, as he hopes to cash in for his next contract, whether it will be with the Devils or not.
Legendary goaltender Martin Brodeur will be entering the final year of his contract (gulp), which annually pays him a little over five million dollars a year.
With three Stanley Cups already on his resume, he hopes to add another before he hangs up the skates. He hopes to regain his dominance in net this year after putting up just 23 wins last season.
The Devils are in a youth movement right now. However, I see this team in the playoffs come mid April. They boost loads of talent. Although they may not claim home ice advantage, they will be among the top eight in the Eastern Conference.


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(11/23/11) - While many families are preparing their Thanksgiving dinner, there are hundreds of Mid-Michigan families going without dinner this Thanksgiving.
Wednesday, we checked in with the North End Soup Kitchen, which is a part of Catholic Charities.
On Thanksgiving, the North End Soup Kitchen is serving lunch from 11:30 - 12:30. They are also planning to give away bags of food, along with hats and gloves.
Last year, Catholic Charities served more than 150,000 meals, which was up 10 percent from the previous year.
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Former English electrician dies of malignant mesotheliomaAn inquest in the UK heard recently that a former electrician who worked around asbestos-containing materials for much of his career passed away as a result of malignant mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer.
According to the Burton Mail, 76-year-old Cyril Ward worked for more than 30 years as an electrician, during which time he was reportedly exposed to the asbestos. Consultant pathologist at Royal Derby Hospital Dr. Andrew Hitchcock told the inquest that there was a "causal link" between the man's work history and his mesothelioma death.
"On the left side of the chest, there was a locally advanced pleural malignancy which had encased the entire left lung," Hitchcock explained.
Derby and South Derbyshire deputy coroner Louise Pinder told the inquest that Ward was diagnosed with mesothelioma in January 2011. He ultimately succumbed to the illness last March, according to the news source.
In addition to malignant mesothelioma, asbestos exposure has also been proven to cause both asbestosis and lung cancer. The World Health Organization estimates that these asbestos-related diseases claim the lives of approximately 107,000 people around the world each year.
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Massachusetts school custodians learn about asbestos exposure, http://www.wickedlocal.com/norwell/news/x2105847083/Norwell-participates-in-asbestos-awareness-training#axzz2Ese9TA66, 12/14/12
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22 March 2011
Aloo Palak Biryani - The Express Way
Also, I have started a personal tumblog for recording the non-food feelings. From the great response the blog has received, I see that people enjoy reading snippets from others' lives and also identify with a whole of things. It becomes a platform to share thoughts with like minded people who also leave words of empathy and useful advice.
Do read the two recent posts on it and let me know your thoughts.
Coming back to food, last evening was one of those times where I got totally stuck on what to cook for dinner. Having picked up fresh spinach on the way back from my run and I wanted to use it up. I was inspired by the Chhole-Biryani my dad made us one day for lunch when they were here, so I decided to use a similar method and spices to prepare this spinach and potato biryani.
Let me add a disclaimer that this is not made in authentic biryani style such as layering the curry with rice and then cooking under dum, etc. I choose to call this biryani, but if you are too much of a purist, then call this pulao or vegetable rice or by any other name you please. I can promise you this will taste as good. While it took me just around 25 minutes from start to finish because I use the pressure cooker for everything and it speeds up my cooking, if you choose to pan cook the potatoes and rice, this will take somewhat longer.
I loved this fragrant, spicy rice dinner. Paired with raita, it makes a complete meal.
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Recipe for Aloo-Palak Biryani
Spinach and potato rice
Serves 3 people generously
Time taken - Under half hour
1 tbsp oil and ghee
Dry spices
2 cinnamon sticks
1 piece of mace
4-5 cloves
1 black cardamom
1/2 tsp shahjeera (caraway seeds)
1 tsp cumin seeds
1 tbsp ginger-garlic paste
1 large onion, sliced thin
3 cups of shredded spinach
2 tsps of Chhole masala ( I use Goldiee, see notes)
1.5 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
2 tsp coriander powder
1.5 tsp salt
1/2 cup crumbled paneer, optional
2 large potatoes, cut into big pieces
1 cup basmati rice
5-6 strand of saffron in 3 tbsp of warm milk
In a pressure cooker, place the washed rice with 2 cups water and pinch of salt. Cover this vessel with a dish and place the large potato cubes on this. Pressure cook for one whistle, keep on sim for 3-5 minutes and switch off the flame. We want both the rice and potatoes to be just done and not mashed.
In a large kadai, heat ghee. Add pinch of asafoetida, all the dry spices. Stir for a few seconds, then add the sliced onions, ginger-garlic paste. Saute on medium heat for 3 -5 minutes, adding the shredded spinach after that. Allow spinach to wilt on high heat.
Once the cooker is cool enough to be opened, remove the potato cubes. Remove the rice onto a large dish, gently separate with fork and allow to cool for 10-15 minutes.
Add the potato cubes to the onion-spinach mix along with the spice powders and salt. Toss gently to coat the potato with spices, let this cook on low heat for 5 minutes with occasional turning, adding the crumbled paneer towards the end.
Add the nearly cooled rice to the mix in the kadai, toss gently till evenly mixed along with saffron-milk.
Cover this with a tight light and let the flavours come together on low heat for 5 more minutes.
Serve hot with raita and papad.
I highly recommend Goldiee Chhole Ka Masala. After using this for the last 3 years, I can tell you, no other masala comes close. While it is manufactured in Kanpur, most of it is exported to Gulf countries, I believe. My friend who's relatives own this company, is always generous to send me a few boxes of this masala each year which i treasure dearly. All you hing fans, Goldiee Heera Hing is strong and fragrant like NO OTHER. Use it to believe it. And no, I am not getting paid to promote this! Check their website for more details.
All you Aloo-Methi lovers can substitute the spinach with fresh methi (fenugreek) leaves for a delicious variation.
6 comments:
- Nupur said...
OMG! Congratulations to your husband- that is such an achievement! I can only marvel at such feats of strength and endurance.
And oh yes, every time I use Goldiee chana masala, I thank you for that superb gift. I use it sparingly, because it is not easily available.
- 22 Mar 2011 16:52:00
- sanjeeta kk said...
Congrats for becoming a proud wife of the great achiever! read it on blogadda.
Love the quick and easy Biryani. Idea of steaming rice an potato first is helpful.
Lite Bite
- 22 Mar 2011 17:12:00
- Manasi said...
Wow! Congratulations to ur husband- you must be so proud!
I can only fantasize of such feats and applaud his courage and strength
I wish we could get Goldiee Masalas here, I should like to try that... maybe my Mom can send me some the next time she sends me a care parcel, hopefully she will get some in Navi Mumbai:)
- 22 Mar 2011 20:37:00
- Viji said...
Hi....Congratulations to your husband for being the first Indian to cross the Atacama...a marvellous achievement indeed!! I happen to be following your tweets for sometime now.This morning,I came to know that your husband was my senior at school thro' a post about his wonderful feat at our alumni page on FB.Am very happy for him as an Indian & as a Michaelite ..Kudos...
Btw,are you from Mike's too??
PS:Like your recipes :-)
- 24 Mar 2011 17:42:00
- s said...
hey congrats! is quite a feat.
the biriyani looks inviting..and I love the combo..
- 26 Mar 2011 17:34:00
- Karishma said...
Congrats to both your husband, for his passion and focus, and you for the strength and love and support you have and gave him! It's a huge and very rare achievement...proud as an Indian too :)
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Tunisian President Marzouki Against Military Aid to Syria
By Sana Ajmi | Feb 24 2012Ahmet Davutoğlu , Alain Juppe , Arab countries , Bashar al-Assad , Fiancial Times ,
During an interview with the Financial Times yesterday evening, Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki stated that he is against military intervention in Syria, as well as all sort of military aid to the country. Conversely, members of the Syrian National Council (SNC) asserted that the Syrian people are in need of military support, whether from Arab countries or the international community.
SNC members came to Tunisia yesterday to attend the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Syria, which will take place today in Gammarth, a suburb north of Tunis. The Friends of Syria group was established by France and the United States as a response to Russia and China's joint veto of the United Nations Security Council resolution condemning the escalation of violence in Syria.
The meeting will bring together foreign ministers and dignitaries from around the world, including US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, French Foreign Minister Alain Juppé, Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Davutoğlu, Qatari Prime Minister Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, and the European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton.
Marzouki said that the Tunisia was supportive of the Syrian revolution, but envisaged a non-violent end to the conflict. "We support the Syrian revolution, because Tunisia is the birthplace of the Arab spring and it is our duty to express our support. However, we are against providing military support to Syria because this will not solve the problem. Rather it will make it even worse," he added.
On the other hand, Redif Mustapha, head of the SNC's Human Rights Committee, said that Syrians desperately need weaponry, whether from the Arab world or the international community. "Syrians are being killed every day. They need arms to defend themselves but not to attack. Syria needs support because crimes against humanity are being committed every day," he stated.
International experts have also echoed the need to provide arms to Syria's opposition.
"A peaceful solution is a fantasy – we are talking about a war. The opposition needs weapons and funding. We need to start talking about arming the opposition; until then the international community is not having a serious dialogue on this issue,†stated Tony Badran, a research fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy.
Though Badran recognized the need for economic and diplomatic pressure to be brought to bear upon the regime in conjunction with the provision of humanitarian aid, he stated his conviction that military support will be essential in bringing an end to the violence and ensuring Syria's democratic transition.
"A military component to the aid is imperative. The other forms of pressure and aid are needed as well, but without this component there is no mechanism to remove the Assad regime from power,†Badran stated.
The international community has been wary of arming, or even formally recognizing, the opposition, for fear of exacerbating a conflict that could potentially spread throughout the region. However, Jonathan Schanzer, the vice president of research from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies – an organization focusing on national security and foreign policy related issues in the United States - described the position of the international community as a catch-22, with action or inaction both inevitably leading to an undesirable outcome.
"Extending recognition to the Free Syrian Army and the Syrian National Council will not cause Assad to step down or draw back military action. It is more likely that he would ratchet up the conflict, recognizing that he has a greater need to quell these opposition groups. However, if no consensus is reached at this conference, then it sends a message to the Assad regime that it can continue to resort to violence without consequence. Either way, what we are looking at is an interim, albeit necessary, step that will inevitably lead to more conflict,†Schanzer concluded.


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Man seen exposing himself near Palo Alto High School
Original post made on May 24, 2007
A Palo Alto High School student walking behind Town & Country Village Shopping Center this morning saw a man with his pants down who appeared to be masturbating, Sgt. Sandra Brown said. The student told school officials who then called police. When police arrived, the student said she had seen the man about a month ago also along the path that runs behind the shopping center and he appeared to be urinating that time.
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Poor Paly People :(
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on May 24, 2007 at 4:13 pm
on May 24, 2007 at 4:13 pm
I'm suprised no one on here has blamed Bush/Cheney/Gonzales/Wolfowitz for this yet. I'm sure its only a matter of time.
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on May 24, 2007 at 4:35 pm
on May 24, 2007 at 4:35 pm
This is all Bush, Cheney, Gonzalez and Wolfowitz's fault. ;)


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Today I'm preaching in Jesús María, from Philippians 3:1-11. It seems like there are two mountain tops in the letter – or two jewels. And those are in Philippians 2 (the eloquent story of Jesus coming to earth as a servant – likely quoted from an ancient hymn), and then in chapter 3, where Paul explains how the great achievements of his former life are nothing (worse than nothing – garbage, trash) compared to knowing Christ and having the righteousness of God.
I wanted to illustrate how we often focus on one side of salvation – what we "need to do" to "come to Christ". To put it more biblically, faith and repentance.
Of course these things are important, but God does show us a little bit "behind the scenes" into what salvation really is.
And the topic of the Gospel and what it really is – we'll never plumb the depths – we'll never truly exhaust the riches of what God has done – is doing – and will do.
So I have a two sided poster – and a two sided card to hand out – to at least remind us of a few of the realities of salvation.
Actually, I was just talking to my Dad who said he's preaching on a similar topic. He's doing it over a couple of Sundays, and I think he mentioned that he's talking about 50 things.
I don't have time for 50 – but here are the two sides of the card. It's in Spanish, of course, and some of the text will be kinda small, but you might be able figure some of it out.
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LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A former model on "The Price Is Right" and the show's producers have settled her lawsuit, in which she alleged she was sexually harassed when a male producer reprimanded her while she was partially nude in a dressing room.
Lanisha Cole, who maintained the run-in was so embarrassing that she later resigned, filed her lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court in September 2011. She named as defendants two of the show's producers, Michael G. Richards and Adam Sandler — not the actor — and the production company, FremantleMedia North America.
Cole's attorney, Solomon Gresen, filed a notice of settlement Friday with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Debre Katz Weintraub, but no terms of the resolution were divulged.
Cole had alleged wrongful constructive termination, wrongful harassment, failure to prevent/ harassment and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
Weintraub dismissed Richards as a defendant on April 4.
Cole, a 31-year-old Pasadena native, started working on the show in 2003 and alleged her mistreatment began in December 2009, when Richards allegedly ceased talking to her and gave favorable treatment to another model.
She said Sandler walked into her dressing room in September 2010 without knocking and reprimanded her in front of her peers as she stood wearing only a thong bikini underwear bottom.
According to Cole's deposition, the dressing room incident stemmed from her inability to respond to a routine on-stage comment made to her by host Drew Carey because she did not have a microphone.
Cole said that after she went to the models' dressing room to change during a subsequent commercial break, Sandler suddenly came through the curtains and asked why she did not have her microphone so she could answer Carey.
Cole said she told Sandler that she did not have time to put on the device because she needed more time to get dressed and that the director was "screaming" at the stage manager to get the model out there.
Asked by defense attorney Kate Gold what she wearing when Sandler walked in, Cole replied, "Just my underwear, my thong."
She said she was too surprised by what was happening to try and hide behind a couch in the room.
"When you're in a moment like that … part of you is in shock and another part of you is … like you just can't believe what was going on," Cole said. "But I know for a fact that I couldn't believe that I was standing there naked and he was still talking to me without even trying to cover his eyes or at least apologize or something. He said nothing about the fact that I was standing in front of him nude."
Cole said she quit the show three months later out of frustration with the production company's refusal to properly investigate her complaints.
Cole is a former colleague of one-time "TPIR" model Brandi Cochran, a Stevenson Ranch resident who won more than $8.5 million in compensatory and punitive damages against the show's producers last November in a pregnancy discrimination case. The award was overturned in March by the trial judge, who said he gave the jury a wrong instruction.
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Nokia has once again produced a camera phone that will be unmatched in the image quality department with the Nokia Lumia 1020. It offers a mix of the PureView technologies found on the PureView 808 and Lumia 920, something tech enthusiasts have been waiting for since the launch of the PureView 808.
Evolution of PureView
The Nokia Pureview 808 started Nokia's road to recovery. It had a 41 megapixel image sensor that combined many pixels to create a superpixel and produce 5 megapixel and 8 megapixel images. It also allowed users lossless zooming during video capture one of the many advantages of having such a big sensor and offered Nokia's patented 'Rich Recording' that delivers the best-in-business recorded audio quality.
Then came the Nokia Lumia 920 with PureView Phase 2 technology and offered unparalleled low-light imaging quality with an Optical Image Sensor (OIS). What the OIS did was basically move the lens in accordance with how much light it needed in it. The results not only produced images that were well lit and visible under poor light but also had blur-free, sharp images, even if it was a moving object. However, because of a regular sized image sensor, pictures outdoors never could match up with the PureView 808.
So this eventually brought about questions of when a true successor of the PureView 808 would come and with the 1020 Nokia has finally answered the call. The image sensor is actually smaller than that of the 808 PureView although there is a bump on the back of the device where the camera resides. It's 1/1.5″ instead of 1/1.2″ and this means it has somewhat smaller pixels – 1.12 microns instead of 1.4 microns. However, the new sensor has a Back-Side-Illuminated (BSI) design, which improves light sensitivity. There's also a new 6-element ZEISS lens which has a wider aperture than the old one (F/2.2 instead of F/2.4) so it lets more light in. Add in the OIS and there will be no doubt that the images are going to be beating dedicated point-and-shoot cameras and even reaching SLR levels. With all this technology added in a body that is thinner (10.4 mm vs. 10.7 mm) and lighter (158 g vs. 185 g) than the 920 is a remarkable achievement from the Finnish manufacturer.
Price of PureView
Windows Phone is still miles behind Android and iOS in terms of user adoption and is still finding its feet as an individual OS. It has its upsides and perks but some key apps are missing and 1080p screens and quad-core processors are still not supported. The Lumia 1020 has a 300 USD price strapped for AT&T subscribers on a 2 year contract, whereas other mobile phone top dogs, the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S4 are priced at 200 USD.
It's understandable that this ground-breaking PureView technology is not going to come cheap and the international price of the unlocked phone, especially here in Bangladesh, is still unknown. But aggressive pricing is something that Nokia is known for with the Lumia brand but even the pre-order prices are over the 700 USD mark, making it much more expensive than the Lumia 920.
Yes, the iPhone 5 and the Galaxy S4 are around the Taka 60,000 mark, making it more expensive than the 735 USD pre-order price. But at the same time, aside for the 2 GB of RAM (which is a first for a Windows Phone handset), keep in mind the internals are still the same as that of the Lumia 920, with a dual-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 processor and a 720p HD 4.5 inch screen (Windows Phone 8′s limitation is to blame here). Although Windows Phone 8 runs perfectly without and lag or stutters with the given hardware this makes it theoretically inferior to the S4 in terms of processing power, screen size and resolution. The iPhone 5 is a different case as it has a cult following and its experience and app ecosystem are its main selling points.
Therein lies the issue for Nokia – once a prominent name, in the high-end mobile phone game, it has lost a lot of its brand value and is playing catch up. Recent numbers from adduplex show that the Lumia 520, one of the cheapest Windows Phone 8 handsets is also the most sold Windows Phone handset. Nokia cannot use its brand name to charge that premium price like Apple can nor does it have the cutting edge hardware like a Galaxy S4.
Nokia has produced a fantastic smartphone and the best camera phone to date that is ultimately bogged down by its OS. Sony and Motorola are both expected to soon release smartphones with excellent camera's but are not expected to be better than the Lumia 1020. Pricing, availability and release date are all going to be key. Nokia has announced that the Lumia 1020 should be available worldwide by the end of September so that is still a couple of months away. Mircrosoft are to announce the next edition of Windows Phone this fall which would be introducing phones with 1080p screens and quad-core processors among its important features.
With the Finns making all the right noises with the Lumia line – the Lumia's account for over 85% of all Windows Phone 8 devices sold worldwide according to adduplex – they can ill afford to back themselves into a corner with the price of the Lumia 1020. The mobile phone imaging is a frontier that is going to be the next battleground for manufacturers after app ecosystems and hardware (chipsets) but it has not yet been proven to be the soul driving the sales of a smartphone. Thus, the Nokia Lumia 1020 can be a niche product only aimed at photography enthusiasts or it can be a smartphone everyone wants to and can afford to have because of its camera capabilities. The onus is upon Nokia to decide what they want the Lumia 1020 to be and price it accordingly.
Is Nokia Lumia 1020 worth the investment?
Shahnoor Rabbani
Nokia has once again produced a camera phone that will be unmatched in the image quality department with the Nokia Lumia 1020. It offers a mix of the PureView technologies found on the PureView 808 and Lumia 920, something tech enthusiasts have been waiting for since the launch of the PureView 808.


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Rapper Flo Rida recently spoke on the accusations that he performed an act of animal cruelty while on a promo tour in Kentucky.
The Florida-based emcee spoke with radio personality Big Boy about how the incident began.
"We get to this intersection, I'm talking about this main intersection and this dude is walking down the street with an animal," Flo explained. "So he stops right by my tour bus and holds it up and starts ripping it apart...My camera man just caught him on camera. Luckily he got it because we didn't know later on they were gonna be talking about they had a warrant for our bus. So we were at the light and took off...I knew we was good...So they got the dude. They actually got a picture of the dude. We wasn't the only ones that had a picture of the dude...They sent out they apologies and everything...Everybody in my camp, we scared to take a fish off the hook. You ain't gonna catch us picking up any animal." (Big Boy's Neighborhood)
He previously released a statement responding to the claims.
"While no one in my party was in any way involved in any incident, the media report that I saw was sickening. As an animal lover, I would never want to see cruelty inflicted upon them." (Statement)
Early reports surfaced where witnesses siid they watched the rapper's entourage engage in an act of cruelty.
Witnesses have come forward to allege that they saw two of the rapper's group killing a rabbit in Lexington, Kentucky, where Flo Rida had an in-store appearance on Wednesday, March 25. The witnesses say the two men killed the animal for no apparent reason and then boarded back on the tour bus to leave the area. Authorities are attempting to track down the tour bus and question the men believed to be involved. So far, the Lexington Police, Kentucky State Police and Lexington Animal Control have launched an investigation into the claims. (All Headline News)
The "Low" hitmaker was in Kentucky promoting the release of his album R.O.O.T.S.
Flo Rida will be hosting his new album release party Wednesday (March 25) at the Verizon Wireless Communications store across the street from Fayette Mall. Flo Rida will be playing songs off his album, R.O.O.T.S., which stands for "Routes of Overcoming the Struggle," starting at 12:30 p.m. The first 104 people in line will meet the rapper, according to radio station 104.5 The Cat's Web site. Puccini's Smiling Teeth will also provide pizza for the album release party. (KY Kernel)
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Bainbridge--The state fire marshal's office is investigating what started the fire in the home on Butler-Ferry Road.
The Decatur county fire chief says before they arrived on scene, 41-year-old Roy Lee Akins had gotten out of the house, but went back in because he forgot something.
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11:39am Thursday 12th January 2012 in Rossendale RUFC By Steve Tinniswood, Sports reporter
ROSSENDALE'S three week break from action took its toll as they looked rusty and out of touch in defeat at National League Three North leaders Darlington.
The Durham club is always one of the toughest trips – and even harder when you have not played for so long and so it proved for a disappointing Dale side.
Within minutes of the kick off, Darlington secured a cheap turnover from the away side and span it wide – and the home side's pacey winger collected his own chip ahead to touch down for the first try.
Another quickly followed from some missed first up tackling from a quite Dale side.
It was clearly Darlington's half and they notched up a third try after quashing the few rare Dale attacks with stern defence and good turnovers.
The second half began as the first ended, Dale immediately took the back foot again and good interplay between Darlington's back line resulted in three more unanswered tries.
Only when the game broke down into more open and chaotic play did Dale capitalise. Jamie Albinson took full advantage of limited numbers of forwards fringing around the ruck to duck through, step the full back and score. Stephen Nutt converted and added another five points when a charged down kick found its way into his hands via Tommy Albinson.
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I'm sure some have seen this video, but for those who don't go to IGN often, definitly check it out. In the first few minutes, Matt shows the wiimote, nunchuk, and the Wii itself up close and opens all the flaps.
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Chris Kamrani of the Salt Lake Tribune reports that Saucedo's signing sees him join the roster in 2015, or after a player is removed from the roster.
Eric Gorski at the Denver Post brings this report on the controversy surrounding the Rocky Mountain Cup and other fan trophies. Worth a read.
This nice piece on Kyle Beckerman over at mlssoccer.com gives some good perspective on how he performed in the Gold Cup and what his position brings to the table. While he's sometimes been slated for who-knows-what-reason (perhaps it's the hair), it's nice to see him getting some recognition from people who actually understand his position.
Interesting to note: El Salvador's coach Augustin Castillo describes how he tried to set his side out to limit Beckerman's tactical involvement and failed.
Also interesting is this little quote from one Mix Diskerud: "He wins so many balls and is a really good team player. It's just fun to stand next to him, watch him do his thing and then suddenly you have the ball and you can make a play."
Graham Parker of Grantland (a fine writer, I must add) penned this piece on the fascinating rivalry between Real Salt Lake and Sporting Kansas City. He goes so far as to compare it to Manchester United and Arsenal, particularly of the '90s and early '00s. What do you think? Is there something there? Are we truly diametrically opposed in tactical considerations?
Four different edits of Kyle Beckerman's interview with 2 News are available on KUTV's website. The interview first aired on July 21.
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In case you were wondering if any of our academy prospects are worth their weight in salt, here's yet more evidence that we have a quality setup coming along — and with some good scouting to boot.
Former Real Salt Lake academy standout Maikon Orellana has renewed his contract with Danish side IF Brondby. Orellana, a striker, trained several times with RSL. Orellana will also be joining the El Salvador U-20s ahead of their entry into the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Jeff Attinella has returned to the squad, leaving us again with four goalkeepers. He won team of the week honors once during his time with Ft. Lauderdale Strikers of the NASL. Does this open an opportunity for the young Lalo Fernandez to go on loan? He's impressed during the reserves matches he's played this season.
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A HAT-trick by Hereford Academy's Jordan Evans enabled the city school to carry off the Marcus Powell Cup for the first time with a 3-1 win over Kingstone,
Evans scored his first goal from a one-on-one with just two minutes played but took until the start of the second period to bag his second.
Good defending from Harry Holmans and Jordan McKie kept the Kingstone attack in check before Dylan Davies' pass set up man-of-the-match Evans for his hat-trick.
Kingstone grabbed a consolation goal but the Academy continued to have the better of the action with Ashley Francis shooting just wide and an effort from skipper Jake Marshall-Saunders coming back from the bar.
"I would like to congratulate everyone in the team for their efforts in difficult conditions," said the Academy captain, after his school's first win in the competition's three-year history in a match which produced plenty of good football.
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April 13, 2006
Albany -- An Albany Police Officer reports that two district attorney's employees responded to a call after being out drinking. The officer's report states that one of them, prosecutor Chris Cohilas, could not even comprehend what was going on.
The two responded to the scene when a 10-year-old boy hanged himself last month. The police complaint about their drinking was filed several days later.
The D.A. defends his employees and says the complaint is linked to his ongoing feud with the Director of Open Arms.
The statement from Albany Police Investigator Victor Singleton says Assistant D.A. Chris Cohilas and D.A. Investigator Greg Blackmon had been drinking when they arrived to investigate the death of a child March 9th.
The report reads: "I could smell alcohol in the air. Chris was drinking coffee but it was apparent that he and Greg had been out and been drinking."
The report further states: "Both Chris and Greg were loud during the interview of witnesses. Chris was not comprehending what was going on and what I was saying."
Dougherty District Attorney Ken Hodges admits Cohilas had a "few drinks", but he isn't sure how many. "It's true. He did. However after that, he went home, he showered, he ate dinner, he drank coffee, and he reported to the crime scene."
Hodges says he is not sure how much time passed between Cohilas last drink and his arrival on the death scene. Hodges says Blackmon had not been drinking.
Open Arms Executive Director Beth McKenzie said child abuse workers were were upset and concerned. "It's a fatality, a ten year old little boy. And rightly so. We think a ten year old needs a proper and thorough investigation."
District Attorney Ken Hodges said he has found "No credible evidence that Cohilas was impaired. Reports from my department and the Dougherty County Police Department was that Mr. Cohilas functioned properly, and responded properly in every regard."
Hodges says this is just another strike in his ongoing fight with Beth McKenzie. "He has not lost a single felony case. His reputation is unblemished but for this unsubstantiated allegation by Ms. McKenzie, and quite frankly it's appalling."
McKenzie says her motivation was concern that the child's death was not being handled appropriately by the D.A.'s office. McKenzie said "I don't think you show up to the witnesses of a death drinking. I don't think that's appropriate."
McKenzie says the D.A.'s office needs to have back up personnel on call in case someone is not in condition to respond. The D.A. says he has no plans to discipline Blackmon or Cohilas, who he calls a fine public servant.
Beth McKenzie says she tried to bring up the allegations against Cohilas at a Protocol Committee meeting March 17th, but Judge Loring Gray would not permit her to.
The D.A. says his Assistant ate, showered, and drank coffee before he responded to the call.
But none of those things will help you recover from the effects of alcohol. Coffee has no effect on blood alcohol content. The caffeine may cause a short-term rise in alertness. Showering has no effect on blood alcohol content, either. And food rarely helps because the alcohol is already in the blood.
Time is the only thing that can sober someone up. As a general rule, it takes as many hours to sober up as the number of drinks consumed.
The liver needs the time to metabolize the alcohol. Health experts say there is no way to sober up quickly.
D-A Hodges acknowledged that coffee and showering have no effect on blood alcohol content.
He says he brought those matters up to point out that a period of time had passed from when the assistant D-A took his last drink until he reported to work.
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Zionsville — Lebanon and Zionsville officials joined Myrtle Bailey and Marty Downs Monday, Oct. 24, to kick off the 34th annual Boone County Toy Drive.
"I have witnessed countless parents and their children facing heartaches and despair," said Bailey, who originated the toy drive. "But I have also seen great success as a direct result of the work and devotion of Boone County residents through their love for children."
Gifts for children up to age 12 are being sought, Bailey said.
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This round is on Brian
Brian McDermott showed his charitable side during Leeds United's pre-season friendly against a Slovenian Select XI on Wednesday.
The United boss responded to chants of 'it's your round Brian' by offering a 50 euro note to one of the 300 supporters so that he could buy some of the fans a drink. He said: "I only had 50 euros on me, I'd have given them more if I'd have had it. I felt a bit bad as that was all I had on me. I did it at Reading and maybe they knew that. It could cost me a few quid this season."
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UAB head coach Garrick McGee hugged his family goodbye before stepping on the bus with his Blazers en route to their season-opening game Saturday at Troy.
UAB went 3-9 last season and opened the year with a 39-29 loss to Troy.
"As long as we're playing Troy it's going to be a rivalry game," UAB linebacker Patrick Bastien said. "We know, they're going to be excited, we're going to be excited. It's going to be a great atmosphere. I'm excited we're starting our season down there."
The most dangerous Blazer on the offensive side of the ball is junior running back Darrin Reaves. He rushed for 1,037 yards, 13 touchdowns during his sophomore season, becoming only the second UAB player to break the 1000-yard mark.
"I just want to do better than I did last year," Reaves said. "My main thing is to do whatever it takes to help my team win, whether it be on the field or off the field, being a leader."
The Blazers and Trojans are scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. CT.
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The strongest argument in favor of the personal computer is the iPad.
Supposedly, the iPad spells the death of the laptop. Supposedly, we're going to do all of our computing in the cloud. Some folks believe both of these statements, which is a bit like believing in laissez-faire communism.
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Start with what makes the iPad so compelling, particularly as a platform for end-user-driven innovation.
Six factors fueling the iPad's success
The iPad has been spectacularly successful for just a few reasons:
Instant on: The iPad is ready to use the moment you want to use it -- no long boot cycle, except when you do have to reboot it because it's become unstable. That's in contrast to your laptop, which is only instantly available if you've used sleep mode instead of powering it off, except when you have to reboot it because it's become unstable.
Travels well: The iPad is compact and works for a full day on a single battery charge. Notebook computers with equivalent characteristics are expensive, and when you want to use them, you open them up -- at which point they aren't so compact anymore. On the other hand, when you want to type on a notebook computer, you don't lose screen real estate.
It's shiny: Lots of us like new, flashy gadgets, while familiarity breeds contempt. We're familiar with laptops to the point that even the slickest of them just aren't all that interesting anymore. Tablets are new and sparkling.
File system: PCs have them; iPads don't. Apple considers this to be a huge iPad advantage; this way, if you're working on a project, you won't waste precious time arranging all your documents, spreadsheets, presentations, project plans, and other accumulated detritus into well-organized folders because you can't! And here's something truly bizarre: There are apps for that, except they only let you organize documents you import from someplace else; they can't see anything you created on your iPad.


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Very well maintained side-by-side unit with 2-bedrooms, 1-bathroom and a 2-car shared garage. This is a "no fee" condo featuring many amenities.


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The St. Louis Cardinals have agreed to a three-year contract extension with general manager John Mozeliak and exercised the 2014 option for manager Mike Matheny.
The 44-year-old Mozeliak will now be with the Cardinals through 2016. Matheny, in the second year of a two-year contract, is now guaranteed through next year. Terms were not announced.
Chairman William DeWitt says the management team shares the same vision and he praised both managers, saying Matheny did a "remarkable" job in his first season, coming within a win of taking the team to a second straight World Series.
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Virginia ABC College Tour 2014
Since 1986, the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has sponsored the oldest conference on alcohol abuse prevention for college students in the country.
The College Tour model is an expansion of Virginia ABC's College Conference program. It provides students across the state with the knowledge, awareness and skills to prevent underage drinking and impaired driving.
College Tour partners with colleges and universities across the commonwealth to host a series of one-day regional conferences. The events focus on reducing underage and high-risk drinking and preventing alcohol-related injuries and fatalities by promoting healthy choices, social responsibility, collaboration and leadership.
Each one-day conference unites student leaders and college staff who have the common goal of making a difference on their campuses. The workshops equip participants with best-practice strategies to prevent and reduce underage and high-risk drinking by giving them the opportunity to network and share resources. The events also promote a student culture of kindness, responsibility, compassion and mutual respect.
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