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SAN DIEGO, April 9, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The team at LoanLove.com is devoted to help empower both first time and experienced homeowners with valuable resources, first-class knowledge and connections to top-rated industry professionals and has the mission of helping consumers and borrowers to obtain the latest information on mortgage lending news, the real estate market and the U.S. financial landscape in order to help them obtain a home loan that they will love. Loan borrowers can now be assured that when refinancing home loan mortgages in 2014, Loan Love has them covered with the help of their new guide titled "Refinancing Your Home Loan: 2-Minute Guide!" This easy to use guide provides a quick refinance interest rate search engine with a detailed article explaining all the tips loan borrowers may find useful when refinancing an important mortgage loan.
With loan rates lower than they have been within recent years, finding and securing the best interest rates has never been more imperative than ever. As the Loan Love article aptly puts it: "Today's interest rates remain at all-time record lows, and that means it might be a good time to consider refinancing your home loan, especially if you've had it for several years. Of course, every homeowner's situation is different, and there are a lot of factors that can determine whether or not refinancing is the best choice for you."
Refinancing a mortgage loan, in layman's terms is a process that can lower the interest rates of a mortgage loan or "modify" the mortgage loan's terms, which can result in saving a lot of money. Even at a 1% difference, loan borrowers can potentially save thousands of dollars over the course of their mortgage loan term. Fortunately, the refinancing process is simple and straightforward, which Loan Love delves into further with the following steps:
- Refinancing is very similar to the process involved in securing your current mortgage:
- Begin by shopping around for the best rates and terms for your budget and lifestyle.
- Gather financial documents like tax returns and paystubs.
- Fill out paperwork (in most cases, this can be done online or with a phone call).
- The lender will review your paperwork, evaluate your creditworthiness and, usually, conduct an appraisal of your home's value.
- Go to closing and sign your loan. Loan funds will be distributed, your old mortgage will be paid in full and your refinance mortgage will become the mortgage of record.
Finally, attached to the Loan Love article is a Refinance Rate finder tool which can aid loan borrowers in finding the best refinancing rates around their region without all the inconveniences. With a only minimal information loan borrowers can find the most suitable refinance rates within minutes of searching. As a final reminder, Loan Love states: "Today's lenders have made the refinancing process simpler than ever, and most loan approval decisions are made the same day you apply, which means there's no long, nerve-wracking waiting period. Take a good look at your situation, and if a refinance seems like it might make sense for you, go ahead and take the plunge, you may end up saving thousands of dollars!"
To take advantage of the highly efficient refinance rate finder and to learn more on home loan mortgage refinancing, please visit LoanLove.com to view the complete guide.
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Simon Birkett, of the Campaign for Clean Air in London, said today: "This shows a systematic failure of government to comply with pollution targets. This affects every Londoner, and just weeks into the year we have already exceeded the yearly targets, which is a disgrace.
"The Mayor needs to implement a central London low emission zone as soon as possible."
EU rules state that NO2 monitoring stations, which report levels every hour, cannot exceed 200mg per cube metre more than 18 times in a calendar year. But Brixton Road, Lambeth, has exceeded the limit 140 times; Putney High Street 75 times; Knightsbridge 38 times and Earls Court Road 28 times.
The breaches mean the EU can now take action and impose an unlimited fine on the UK, although it is believed this could take years to progress through the courts. Assembly member Darren Johnson said: "Millions of Londoners will be affected by air pollution in the coming year.
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A spokesman for Harvey says the singer died Thursday at her home in Los Angeles after a battle with cancer.
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House, 2 Bedrooms + mats for children, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6, 4 adults, 2 children)
Daily rates $130 to 160, 2 night minimum. Weekly Rates $900 winter (except winter break) & $950 summer. Hot tub, easy access to skiing, fishing, hiking, golf, white water rafting, tennis and great restaurants, Wi-Fi+. Five year member Bend Chamber and Central Oregon Visitors Association (COVA) assuring you of a well run business. Free do-it-yourself pancake breakfast with coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. Popcorn for evening relaxing. New outdoor gas grill.
Juniper Jewel is a 2-bedroom, 2-bath vacation house in west Bend which has views of Mt. Bachelor, yet is within an easy bike of downtown Bend. Though 12 years old it is like new with new paint and carpet. This cozy and clean vacation rental house, built in 2002, has a HOT TUB, air conditioning, washer/dryer, and a large back deck. Back of house connects to open space with running/walking paths where deer, squirrels and lots of birdlife can be viewed. Including hide-a-bed in the great room, can sleep 6 (4 adults +2 to 3 children). Child friendly with Pak & Play, high-chair, booster seat and gate for stairs. A dog is allowed.
All your recreation needs are considered with 4 mountain bikes, ping-pong table, gas barbecue, and lots of board games and reading material. There is a front porch swings to sit and relax or an umbrella table in the back.
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About Sally
We are avid travelers yet one of our favorite places to be is at our Bend vacation home. There is so much to do in Bend, especially if you enjoy outdoor recreation. We cross country ski (our knees don't allow downhill), fish, hike, bike and play tennis (walking distance to community college courts). As music lovers we enjoy the free outdoor summer concerts and the special concerts and events too. There is always something happening in Bend - Balloons Over Bend in June, nearby rodeos and quilt show, a wonderful community 4th of July, arts festivals... you name it. To top it off the weather is normally sunny!! Though we don't golf, there are some of the best courses in the nation right in the area.
Sally purchased this house in 2002
Why Sally chose Bend
We knew we wanted to be in sunny central Oregon, but started our search in some of the resorts and the small town of Sisters. But the center of activities and the great variety of restaurants drew us to Bend proper and then to the popular west side. We were lucky to find property with views of mountains in 2 directions and backing to wild and natural scrub, which is owned by the Central Oregon Community College - but will likely never be developed (straight from the college president).
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Varsana Maharaja is a true Prabhupada visionary. His words are an outstanding example of passing on Prabhupada's legacy as it is. May the Lord give him many more years to help New Vrindaban show us and the world a better way to live, the way Krishna lives, with the cows, calves, and cowherd boys and girls.
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The concern of any donor is that the money one gives will be used for the purpose one intends. So, how do I go about making a "secure donation" for the construction of Srila Prabhupada's Temple of the Vedic Planetarium, and how will the TOVP team verify that the donation will be used solely for that purpose?
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1. Roosevelt Jones, Butler's playmaker?: The Bulldogs notched a win in their opener on Friday, beating Elon 74-59. Rotnei Clarke and Kellen Dunham were as good as advertised, finishing with a combined 39 points while knocking down eight of their 18 threes. The concern for this group heading into the season, however, was at the point guard spot. Clarke, who is technically Butler's starting point guard, finished with just a single assist, as he simply turned into the guy that brought the ball up the floor for Butler before reverting to sprinting off of off-ball screens. The guy that fill in as Butler's playmaker ended up being Roosevelt Jones, a bruising, 6-foot-4 small forward. He ended the game with six points, nine boards and six assists.
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- Otto Porter, Georgetown: Porter caught a nasty-looking, inadvertent elbow early on in Georgetown's win over Duquesne on Sunday evening. Georgetown classified it as a head injury and said Porter was being held out for precautionary reasons. He only played six minutes on Sunday.
- Terone Johnson, Purdue: Johnson suffered an ankle injury in practice this week and missed the Bucknell game. He came off the bench on Sunday when Purdue destroyed Hofstra.
- Vincent Council, Providence: Council injured his hamstring on Saturday in a win over NJIT. It's unclear how long he'll be out. "The hamstring is a very tender area and an injury you have to be careful with," PC coach Ed Cooley said. "We're all feeling for Vince right now."
4. Three losses to non-Division I teams: Howard dropped a 68-62 decision to Division II Lincoln (PA) University. Nebraska-Omaha, in their first season in Division I, lost to Saint Mary (not to be confused with St. Mary's) 96-86. USM is an NAIA Division II team. But the ugliest loss of them all was given to Rice, who lost to NAIA St. Thomas by 13 points. St. Thomas has only had college athletics since 2006.
5. No more games on boats, please: The two that were supposed to be played on the east coast were cancelled due to condensation on the court making it unsafe to use. The one on the west coast had to be rescheduled because of rain on Friday night, and when it was played, the wind was so strong and the sun so bright that it created a situation where shooting from the perimeter was pointless. The game was, frankly, not enjoyable to watch.
Look, I'm all for supporting the troops and raising money and playing games between top 25 teams in exotic locales. I love the creativity. But there are ways to do all of that while playing inside — see: Michigan State and UConn. There are a lot of creative marketers out there. It's time to come up with a new idea.
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Forget Johnny Manziel, if you can, and throw out his 229 rushing yards. Aggie tailbacks Ben Malena and Trey Williams combined for 14 carries and gained 97 yards, an average of 6.9 yards a carry.
The Schooner led the Sooners onto the field. It's great when the Schooner attends a bowl game, the Washington Orange Bowl fiasco notwithstanding. But at Owen Field, the wagon enters from the opposite end of the players. In JerryWorld, the Schooner held the Sooners back. R.J. Washington, the Sooner who always comes out first, had to slow to a trot so he wouldn't run up on the hooves of the ponies.
The venerable OU quarterback played well in the first half, completing 23 of 30 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown, though a poor throw on a deep out pattern produced an interception. Landry's second half was forgettable, along with everyone else's wearing crimson. Landry in the second half completed 12 of 18 passes but didn't make a significant play. The OU offense didn't make a first down its first three possessions after halftime, and the Sooners punted four times in the third quarter alone.
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OK. I had a really crappy first part of the week. There was a special event that I wanted to attend – and thought I deserved to be able to attend – and I couldn't go because I couldn't afford it. And I was primarily mad at myself, but also projected some of that anger onto a couple of innocent people who I (narcissistically) thought should have been more concerned than they were about my absence, perhaps to the point of calling me about it and getting me to admit the back story.
But if the first part of the week was a low point, this weekend more than made up for it, and exorcised the demons that had been plaguing me.
Here's the back story:
Many years back, when my brother Michael was single and living in the Dallas area, he starred in a production of "Harvey" which, by sheer coincidence, opened on his birthday. Mom, Dad, my sister and I drove down secretly, watched the play from the back row, and then surprised him afterward. It's been a beloved family story ever since.
Mike is now married, has two kids, and lives in Fayetteville, N.C. He's gotten back into theater lately; he was supposed to be the lead in a big production last summer but broke his foot. This summer, he played Leonato in "Much Ado About Nothing" and also had a part in a comedy called "A Company Of Wayward Saints." Dad wanted to go and surprise Michael again the way we surprised him in Texas. So we'd been making plans for the trip for some time, without telling anyone in North Carolina.
Then, a week or two ago, Mike called my father. My gifted nephew had gotten a chance to go to Space Camp, in Huntsville, Ala., at the last minute and at a deep discount. Mike and Kelly had decided that Kelly would drive the boy down (since Mike would be busy with the play) and then Mike would drive down a week later, after the play had closed, to pick him up. Mike asked Dad if it would be all right for Kelly and the boy to spend the night with him on Saturday, June 14.
That's right; of all the days in the year they might call and ask to stay at Dad's house, they picked the night when Dad, and the rest of us, planned to be in Fayetteville, N.C.
Dad covered quickly, telling Michael that he and Ms. Rachel had already made plans to go out of town that weekend (true!), but that Kelly and the boy were more than welcome to use his house while he was gone.
A few days later, we surreptitiously got in touch with Kelly and filled her in on what was really going on.
Friday, Dad, Ms. Rachel, Elecia and I got an early start and made it to Fayetteville by about 5:30. We had originally hoped to catch Michael before he left for his Friday night performance, but we missed him. When we pulled up to the house in Fayetteville, no one was home. Kelly and the kids were out shopping, and Mike was already at the theater. We returned a little later to see Kelly and the kids, while Mike was taking the stage.
Later that night, after Mike's Friday night performance, Kelly got him to call my father and Dad revealed that we were, in fact, in Fayetteville. Mike was genuinely surprised and now says he'll never trust any of us again.
The next morning, Kelly and the boy made a very early start for Tennessee. We spent a pleasant day seeing the sights of Fayetteville with Michael and the girl. In the afternoon, we had a little down time, and I got to relax in the Days Inn pool, which I had pretty much to myself. Then, that night, with the girl in the hands of a babysitter, we went to the play.
I found it wonderful. "A Comedy of Wayward Saints," by George Herman, is a terrific play, and the Gilbert Theater cast, including my brother, was terrific. It starts out as a wacky comedy about a commedia dell'arte troupe trying desperately to impress a nobleman who can give them the money to get home. But in the second act, the wacky comedy gives way to a warmer but still light-hearted exploration of the nature of humanity. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
This morning, we started the nine-hour drive home, arriving about 4 p.m. Shelbyville time. Kelly, meanwhile, dropped the boy off in Huntsville at noon today and then headed to Fayetteville from there – no telling if we crossed paths at some point.
It was a great trip, a great play, and a great chance to spent some time with the family over Father's Day weekend.
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I admit it – I was the token heterosexual viewer of the Tony Awards on Sunday night, although I was busy with other things and wasn't watching most of it all that closely. I did like the bit with Carole King and the woman who's currently playing her on Broadway. But I was about five minutes late switching over to the show – which killed me, because I wanted to see how
this "Duck Dynasty" cast member Hugh Jackman responded to Neil Patrick Harris' hoop-jumping, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink opening number last year.
I went back and caught the opening later, online. Here it is.
This performance was a tribute to something. I knew what it was, even before Hugh hopped past that video screen on which it was playing. There was a scene from a classic MGM musical in which Bobby Van did a similar hopping number:
In this case, I had never seen the actual movie and could not have told you the name: "Small Town Girl." I had seen this number as part of "That's Entertainment," a feature-length compilation and tribute to MGM's Freed Unit musicals that ran in theaters, and then on TV, in the 1970s. (The YouTube clip above is taken from "That's Entertainment," which is why you hear a second or two of Gene Kelly's voice introducing the routine.)
I remember Bobby Van and his wife, Elaine Joyce, mostly from game shows. (I was obsessed with game shows as a child, growing up as I did in the heyday of the daytime network game show.) They were each panelists on "Match Game" at one point or another, and they appeared as a couple on "Tattletales," which was Goodson-Todman's celebrity version of "The Newlywed Game." Bobby Van even hosted a few short-lived game shows himself. It wasn't until I saw "That's Entertainment" that I realized his celebrity came from any place other than game shows.
Right about the time I tuned over last night, before I had seen the actual number, I laughed out loud at Tori Taff's response to it on Facebook:
You know you're of a certain age when u watch Hugh Jackman BOUNCE into#Tonys2014 & all u can think is "Yeah, knee replacements for sure."
It seems like a strange choice to have the opening number of the Tonys be a tribute to a scene from a movie, but the song to which Bobby Van was hopping was called "Take Me To Broadway," so maybe it wasn't such a strange choice after all.
brown sugar cinnamon ice cream
I don't normally keep milk around the house, but I bought a quart the other day for a couple of things I was cooking. I still had most of the quart left over, and I was afraid it was going to go bad if I didn't do something with it.
So I threw together some ice cream tonight in my little Donvier countertop ice cream maker (the one I bought for $1 at the T-G yard sale). I had no cream, but I did have one last egg — something else I needed to use up. I used up some brown sugar, and added a little cinnamon and vanilla. I scalded the milk-and-egg mixture around 6 tonight and then put it into the Donvier a little before 10.
It's now in the freezer hardening. The Donvier only brings things to soft-serve consistency, so you have to transfer them to a container and put them in the freezer to harden the rest of the way if you want scoopable ice cream. I won't get to have a serving until tomorrow night. But what I licked off the dasher and the spatula was quite good, for something thrown together from leftovers.
It's a bad sign that I hadn't even heard of "Crossbones" until after the first episode had aired, and that NBC is showing it on Friday nights during the summer.
But I have to say, I am thoroughly enjoying it. Maybe since I know going in that it's not long for this world, I won't be too disappointed when the inevitable happens.
"Crossbones" is a pirate drama with John Malkovich as Edward "Blackbeard" Teatch. Malkovich is the star, but Richard Coyle as resourceful, well-educated British agent Tom Lowe is the central character. Lowe has orders to kill Blackbeard, but finds himself Blackbeard's prisoner, in effect, on a secret Caribbean island.
The show is more entertainment than history – an anachronistic steampunk submarine has been hinted at – but there is one interesting historical connection. Earlier today, before watching the first episode, I noticed that the Amazon Kindle deal of the day was "Longitude" by Dava Sobel. This is a non-fiction book about the creation of the first accurate clock that could be taken to sea, enabling mariners for the first time to be able to calculate their longitude, and thus their exact position. The book sounded interesting.
Then, when I watched the first episode, that very clock turned out to be a critical plot point on the show – Blackbeard wants it, and Lowe must try to keep it out of his hands. (I ended up going back and buying the Kindle book out of curiosity, while it was still on sale for $1.99.0)
Malkovich and Coyle are both fantastic, as are several of the other players. (I'm sometimes annoyed by the Coyle character's dim-bulb Jimmy Olsen sidekick, but that's a quibble.)
I can't understand why NBC isn't giving this more of a chance; I think it's wonderful escapist entertainment.
Here, if you're interested, are the first two episodes:
a good weekend
I didn't post about Relay yesterday because I was focusing on the video. (I admit it. I was kind of proud of how the video turned out.)
Anyway, I think we were all pleased with how it turned out. We have not yet met our (ambitious) 2014 goal, but the Relay year runs until Aug. 31 and some of our teams still have fund-raisers planned. We had a great turnout Friday night, and everything went smoothly. There were clouds, it was breezy during our setup hours on Friday afternoon, and we worried a little about rain, but the worst we got was a couple of light sprinkles – not even enough to make you put up an umbrella. (Unfortunately, the weather forecast was enough to prevent the rock-climbing wall from arriving in the first place.
My first Relay was in 2011, and since I wasn't a part of the county organizing committee I didn't get there until an hour or two before opening ceremonies. That was a 12-hour Relay. My second, in 2012, was an 18-hour Relay, and I had to arrive earlier to help with setup. In both cases, I got sleepy in the wee hours of the morning but then caught a second wind and finished well. Last year, I never got that second wind, and I was groggy alll through the morning.
This year, possibly due to the first 5-Hour Energy I've ever consumed, but also possibly due to weight loss and more regular exercise, I did much, much better. We went back to a 12-hour format this year, so I didn't have to stay as long as I did last year. But even taking the different schedule into account, I felt noticeably better and got to enjoy the overnight fun much more this year than last year.
Speaking of fitness, here's the bad news. Remember that Fitbit that I thought I lost at last year's Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration but which turned up in my car seven months later? Well, I lost it again. And I'm certain it's not in the car; I remember having it on at Relay, thinking about how many steps I was going to register when I got home and synched it with the computer. Now, I'll never know.
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I just watched a sensational movie I'd never seen or even heard of before: "Lisa," with Dolores Hart and Stephen Boyd. Dolores Hart – who is now a Benedictine nun – is co-hosting an evening of movies on Turner Classic Movies, and this apparently seldom-seen gem was one she requested they show.
Dolores Hart, before entering the convent, was best known for appearing in a couple of movies with Elvis ("Loving You" and "King Creole") as well as "Where The Boys Are." While they aren't showing either of the Elvis movies tonight, Robert Osborne had to ask her about Elvis, and she remarked on what a gentleman he was to her, calling her "Miss Dolores" – the same thing she would later be called as a postulant!
Stephen Boyd is best known, to me, anyhow, as the bad guy in "Ben-Hur," but he's the good guy in "Lisa." He plays a Dutch policeman in 1946, guilt-ridden because he could not save his wife from the Nazis, who encounters an emotionally-scarred survivor of the concentration camps and Nazi expermentation. Lisa (Hart) wants to travel to Palestine (the movie is set two years before the state of Israel was created) and become a nurse. Seeking redemption, Boyd vows that he will help her get there. Her experiences have left her with trust issues, and she's not sure how to take his offer.
A highlight of the film early on is an appearance by one of my favorites, Leo McKern (of "Rumpole of the Bailey" and "The Prisoner") as a curmudgeonly barge captain who helps the pair get out of Amsterdam.
A terrific movie, with great performances by both of the stars.
four days away
Well, we're on the approach, and the runway lights are gleaming in the distance. It's only four days away from the American Cancer Society Relay For Life in Shelbyville.
I know I'm excited. I hope my Facebook friends haven't gotten too annoyed with my constant prattling about it. In part, I've over-posted simply because I never know, with Facebook's algorithm, what's actually going to be seen and what isn't. If I've annoyed you the past couple of weeks, I'm deeply sorry. This is a cause that's become very special to me in just a few years.
My mother, who had survived breast cancer years earlier, lost a brief but brutal battle with pancreatic cancer in August 2010. In 2011, my church, First United Methodist in Shelbyville, had a Relay team for the first time, inspired by several people (including my mother) who had had cancer.
I had a ball at that first Relay. I discovered that Relay was as much a festival as a charity walk, and I was hooked by the atmosphere and by Relay's tagline, "Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back."
As a result of being involved in Relay as a team member, I met Harriett Stewart, our American Cancer Society staff partner at the time, and Samantha Chamblee, who was our county organizing committee chair at the time. A couple of months later, Harriett invited me to attend an ACS function in Nashville and to do a story on the Hope Lodge. ACS operates a network of Hope Lodge facilities in cities like Nashville with larger or prominent hospitals. Out-of-town cancer patients and caregivers can stay for free at the Hope Lodge while undergoing treatment.
A few weeks after that, Harriett and Samantha came to see me at the newspaper. They asked me to serve on the county organizing committee, and I've been there ever since.
In 2013, and again this year, the Times-Gazette has a team. I've been thrilled to be a part of the team's advance fund-raising, but on the night of Relay I won't be wearing my "Press Power" team shirt, I'll be wearing my sky blue committee member shirt. Officially, and in terms of any individual fund-raising, I'm a member of the committee team.
Anyway, for those of you who are in Bedford County, please drop by and see us Friday night. Come hungry. Here's some obnoxious TV pitchman telling you about all of the food items you can purchase:
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France offers to send agents to Nigeria for kidnapped girls
PARIS (Reuters) - France on Wednesday joined the United States and Britain in offering to send security service agents to Nigeria to help rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
With more than 4,000 troops operating between Mali to the west and Central African Republic to the east, Paris has a major interest in preventing Nigeria's security situation from deteriorating, having previously voiced concerns that Boko Haram could spread further north into the Sahel.
Having ousted al Qaeda-linked militants from Mali last year, France is planning to redeploy its forces across West Africa this summer to target Islamist groups taking advantage of porous borders between southern Libya, northern Chad and Niger.
"The President has instructed ... to put the (intelligence) services at the disposal of Nigeria and neighbouring countries," Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told lawmakers.
"This morning he asked us to contact the Nigerian president to tell him that a specialised unit with all the means we have in the region was at the disposal of Nigeria to help find and recover these young girls."
Boko Haram kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls last month and has threatened to sell them into slavery, causing global outrage and bringing the Nigerian-based group firmly into the international spotlight.
"In the face of such ignominy France must react. This crime cannot be left unpunished," Fabius said.
A French diplomatic source said Paris had an existing military and intelligence cooperation with Nigeria, but that it was offering an additional "specialised team" from the external DGSE intelligence service.
"The Nigerian authorities have to get back to us and tell us exactly what their needs are," the source said, adding Fabius was due to speak to his Nigerian counterpart later on Wednesday.
President Francois Hollande, during a trip to Abuja in February, promised help to fight Boko Haram, saying Nigeria's struggle was also that of France.
"This may be the catalyst the international community needs to fight Boko Haram," another diplomat said.
In February 2013, the group kidnapped a French family of seven on holiday in northern Cameroon, releasing them months later.
Hollande at the time denied a ransom had been paid, but a confidential Nigerian government report seen by Reuters said Boko Haram was given the equivalent of $3.15 million by French and Cameroonian negotiators.
The kidnapping was one of a series of attacks on French targets in West Africa since France launched a military intervention in Mali to oust al Qaeda Islamists who had forged links with Boko Haram.
Nigeria has complained that the Far North region of Cameroon is being used by Boko Haram militants to transport weapons and hide from a six-month military offensive against them. It has appealed to Cameroon to tighten border security.
Officials in Niger, where France has based surveillance drones, have also voiced concern about infiltration by Boko Haram across the country's southern border.
"We're already at the forefront of the fight against terrorists in the Sahel and with borders so easy to cross these groups are linked," one of the diplomats said. "We have knowledge in neighbouring countries that can help."
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Pomegranates and Roses recognised by Gourmand World Cookbook Awards
Emily Shardlow | December 12, 2012
Congratulations to Dubai based chef and author Ariana Bundy, whose cookbook Pomegranates and Roses, My Persian Family Recipes recently won the Best Asian Cookbook Award in the UK section of the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2012.
Pomegranates and Roses will now qualify for the Gourmand Best in the World Competition, the results of which will be announced on the 23rd February 2013 at the annual awards ceremony in Paris.
I have a copy at home and am convinced that this is a book to savour and pore over, as well as cook from. It�s filled with whimsical illustrations, elegantly styled photographs, tales of Bundy�s family history and life in Iran and also provides a wealth of information about traditional Persian food.
The recipes meanwhile are generous, thoughtful and although relatively simple, require the cook to add spices with a delicate hand and be aware of unani, which is the balancing of �hot� and �cold� ingredients. The results meanwhile are great - I have had particular success with shirin polo (sweet rice with orange peel, carrots, almonds and saffron).
Pomegranates and Roses is widely available in bookshops across the UAE and would make a really lovely present for a keen cook.
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I played along with the Curtain Call challenge.
Here is one card.
Here is the whole family. So easy using the SSS Layered Tree which I die cut from five PPs, then assembled mixing and matching. Added a sentiment from STAMPlorations (sponsoring the Curtain Call challenge) Joyful and some twine.
I'm in trouble if the recipients can read German. The old book page is from some ten cent book about why women want to get married and men don't!
These krafty cards with tags are going to The Card Concept #23


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