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1 large onion, diced
3 pre-peeled garlic cloves, chopped (or 2 Tbsp garlic paste)
1½ tsp dried rosemary
½ cup dry red wine
1 (25-oz) jar marinara sauce
1 (12-oz) package fully cooked Italian-style turkey meatballs, diced
½ tsp freshly ground black pepper
1 lb dried pasta twists like gemelli (above), caserecci, or rotelle
1 Tbsp unsalted butter, softened
1 cup torn basil leaves
Grated Parmesan cheese
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3. Stir in marinara sauce, meatballs, and pepper and bring to a boil; reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer 15 minutes.
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PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross says the Federal Reserve is confronted with a big challenge in trying to determine a "neutral" interest rate that will accomplish all its goals — and he says PIMCO and the market have very different estimates of what that neutral rate will be.
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Gross: Bond Bull Is Ending
PIMCO "bond king" Bill Gross says that the bull market in bonds is ending. Gross tells Bloomberg that, without additional quantitative easing, he thinks treasury bonds will decline in yield as the economy slows, which will push credit spreads higher. He sees a 12-month period ahead where combined treasury, corporate, and high yield bonds "don't move much". Gross also says the stock market has been rising in part because of economic improvement, and in part because of the "Bernanke put" — the belief that Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve will continue to bolster stocks over the long haul. Gross says there's "a lot of money chasing a lot of risk, and in some cases it may be justified."
Gross on the "Credit Supernova"
In his latest Investment Outlook, PIMCO's Bill Gross says that the U.S. is heading toward a "credit supernova", with exponentially rising amounts of credit leading to an eventual implosion of deleveraging.
Gross says that over the years, the U.S. has used more and more credit to produce less and less growth. In the early 1970s, credit outstanding in the U.S. totaled $3 trillion, he says. "Today, at $56 trillion and counting, it is a monster that requires perpetually increasing amounts of fuel, a supernova star that expands and expands, yet, in the process begins to consume itself. Each additional dollar of credit seems to create less and less heat. In the 1980s, it took four dollars of new credit to generate $1 of real GDP. Over the last decade, it has taken $10, and since 2006, $20 to produce the same result."
The zero-bound interest rates of the past few years, Gross says, are making the "magic" of credit creation turn destructive. "Net interest margins at banks compress; liabilities at insurance companies threaten their levered equity; and underfunded pension plans require greater contributions from their corporate funders unless regulatory agencies intervene," he says. "What has followed has been a gradual erosion of real growth as layoffs, bank branch closings and business consolidations create less of a need for labor and physical plant expansion."
Gross acknowledges that his supernova analogy is "more instructive than literal. The end of the global monetary system is not nigh." But the point, he says, is that more and more credit is being put into speculation instead of productive innovation. He says a time may well come when "investable assets pose too much risk for too little return", which would lead to major credit contraction.
That doesn't mean investors should throw in the towel, Gross says. But he thinks they should plan accordingly. His advice: "Seek inflation protection in credit market assets/ shorten durations; increase real assets/commodities/stable cash flow equities at the margin; accept lower future returns in portfolio planning."
Gross' Forecasts for 2013
PIMCO's Bill Gross says the "New Normal" should continue in 2013, and he expects both stocks and bonds to return less than 5% for the year. Gross also sees unemployment staying at 7.5% or higher during the year, and thinks gold will rise. He also discusses the fiscal cliff bill, and says that the drawn-out, contentious process of creating it "reaffirmed [members of Congress'] ineptitude".
Gross Talks Debt, Asset Allocation
PIMCO's Bill Gross says that if the U.S. doesn't reverse its big deficits and rising debt, it "could resemble Greece within a decade."
In an interview with U.S. News & World Report, Gross also says he doesn't think the "New Normal" will end anytime soon. "Don't think that anytime soon we're going back to the 'old normal' because these cycles of de-levering are biblical in nature," he says. "An investor probably has to look forward to higher inflation. Slower growth and higher inflation — that's not a positive, by any means. Individuals would want it to be just the reverse. The de-levering and the check-writing on the part of central banks, that's really what produces the situation."
Gross reiterates his belief that, in this climate, investment returns won't match those we've seen in previous times. He is finding opportunities in higher-growth countries like China, Brazil, and Mexico. He says that when looking for stocks, he personally targets those with dividend yields of 3% or 4%. He says that an investor who is 30 years old should have about 80% of their portfolio in dividend-paying stocks and the other 20% in bonds; the percentage of bonds should rise as you get older, he adds.
Gross Talks Stocks, Bonds, Gold & Inflation
PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross says that both stocks and bonds are a bit "bubbled" because of the Federal Reserve's policies, but that high-quality dividend-paying stocks should perform better than bonds over the long haul. Gross tells CNBC's Futures Now that he also thinks gold and real assets are offering good long-term protection against inflation, which he sees ahead for the U.S.
Gross: Close the Gap, or Become Like Greece
PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross says the U.S. needs to close its "fiscal gap" quickly, or risk a Greece-like debt crisis.
In his latest investment commentary, Gross says that he doesn't think "Armageddon is … around the corner. I don't believe in the imminent demise of the U.S. economy and its financial markets." But, he says, he's afraid. He points to reports from the International Monetary Fund, Congressional Budget Office, and Bank of International Settlements that all paint a dark picture for the U.S. debt situation. "What they're saying is that when it comes to debt and to the prospects for future debt, the U.S. is no 'clean dirty shirt'", Gross asys. "The U.S., in fact, is a serial offender, an addict whose habit extends beyond weed or cocaine and who frequently pleasures itself with budgetary crystal meth. Uncle Sam's habit, say these respected agencies, will be a hard (and dangerous) one to break."
On average, Gross says, the three studies suggest the U.S. must cut its fiscal gap — which unlike the "deficit" includes future estimated entitlements like Medicare and Social Security — by 11% of GDP over the next five to 10 years. That means spending cuts and taxes of $1.6 trillion per year — about four times what the failed Congressional Super Committee was considering.
Gross says that if the U.S. doesn't get things under control, it risks losing its status as the top destination for global capital and could undergo irreparable harm. "Unless we begin to close this gap, then the inevitable result will be that our debt/GDP ratio will continue to rise, the Fed would print money to pay for the deficiency, inflation would follow and the dollar would inevitably decline," he says. "Bonds would be burned to a crisp and stocks would certainly be singed; only gold and real assets would thrive."


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CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (AP) -- The family of one of the four people who died in a 2011 Chippewa County boat crash would receive more than $1 million in a settlement expected to be finalized Friday.
Luke Pohl and three others died in a July 2011 nighttime boat crash on the Chippewa River in Lake Hallie. Pohl's wife would receive about $650,000. Her two young sons would each receive $100,000 when they reach age 20. Pohl's attorneys would receive about $430,000.
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- Ruth Lafler Oct 23, 2007 11:47 AM
I saw a commercial last night for Snickers dark -- part of the growing trend toward dark chocolate in mass market American candy, for which I can only say "hallelujah!"
Anyone tried it? Also, anyone else have a shameful sorta-liking for the new razzberry M&Ms?
It's been out for a while. Yeah, if you are looking for a dark chocolate fix from Snickers, look elsewhere. I tried it and it has that sort of Hershey's dark chocolate taste. I prefer my Snickers in the regular milk chocolate. As far as the dark chocolate coatings on any of this category of chocolate candy I haven't found anything yet that I'd try twice.
re: rworange
I really like Milky Way dark -- much, much better than the milk chocolate version. Mounds is about a million times better than Almond Joy (although Mounds is a classic and doesn't really fall into the new dark chocolate version trend). I didn't care at all for the M&Ms dark, though. If I want plain dark chocolate, I can do so much better. On the other hand, the nougat-peanut-caramel-dark chocolate combo -- what other options are there?
I've seen that same commercial and I'm with you "hallelujah!" although part of me thinks the trend toward dark is just some marketing person's way of making the most of the "dark chocolate has less fat/is better for you" stories in the news of late. I just might give in to my craving at the grocery store checkout one of these days... easier to get a Snickers Dark than it is to get across town to a Callebaut Chocolate shop (and probably easier on the wallet).
There's such a thing as "razzberry M&Ms"??? Yikes I like M&Ms and even went to the M&M store in Vegas this past spring...but I have to say my tastes in that department lean toward the more traditional. Something about it being "razz" instead of "raspberry" worries me :-)
re: gourmethunter
I think they've realized that American taste generally is trending more toward dark chocolate and they're scrambling to keep their market share. I really don't care what their motivation is, as long as they're bringing me better candy bars!
Yeah, "razz" is never a good sign. However, they are ... not awful ... and certainly not like anything else on the market!
I love dark chocolate and Snickers is my favorite trashy candybar, however the Snickers dark was disappointing. It just wasn't very good chocolate. I'm not 100% sure I could tell the difference between the dark and the milk with my eyes shut. Same was true for me with the dark chocolate M&Ms. I think I'll go on eating good dark chocolate regularly and indulging in a Snickers once in a while (Usually around Halloween.)
re: Glencora
I really like the snickers dark, better than the regular snickers. I guess everyone is different. I almost never eat ANY candy though, so perhaps that's why it tastes so good. :)
re: rockandroller1
Dark Mars chocolate in general is still too sweet as is the dark Hershey's. I would like these candy bars better if they adopted the Canadian/British Cadbury type dark chocolate (very chocolately, but less sugary.)
re: brendastarlet
At least Mars uses "real" chocolate where you cannot say the same about Hershey.
Mars vows not to water down its chocolate
The big confectioner breaks with some companies that seek to replace cocoa butter with cheap substitutes.
By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
September 18, 2007
"Mars Inc. broke with much of the chocolate industry Monday to pledge that its M&Ms, Snickers and Dove bars won't be watered down with cheaper ingredients."
re: brendastarlet
sigh - British chocolate, now I have a craving for a Cadbury's Flake which cost something like $2 at Publix in the Brit section. All the choccies that are the same brand in the US or UK taste better when made in England - Kit Kat, Snickers, Cadbury's DM, Mars and so on.
The only things in jfood's car ashtray are snickers wrappers. By mistake he grabbed a dark chocolate at CVS on the way out and started munching on the way to work. Almost hit the car in front of him with the first bite. Instead of that 40+ year flavor-fix, the tongue was whacked with a new flavor, and not one that was pleasing. Jfood looked at the wrapper and sighed.
Yes he finished it, but will never buy anything other than the original milk chocolate in the future.
re: spellweaver16
Really? Lindt makes a bar with nougat, caramel and peanuts?
re: Ruth Lafler
No, but if I'm craving dark chocolate, one of their truffles really hits the spot.
re: spellweaver16
You're kind of missing my point: a Snickers dark is not for satisfying dark chocolate cravings (that's what dark chocolate is for!), it's for satisfying *Snickers* cravings but with less-cloying chocolate.
re: Ruth Lafler
In my experience it is not, though. It just doesn't taste right at all. I like dark chocolate, but dark Snickers, dark Milky Way, dark M&Ms, lessee, what else have I tried? None of those have been good. Okay, in one of the bags we gave out for Halloween there were regular, white and dark Kit Kats. The dark Kit Kat bite was pretty decent. I dunno if they sell those in a regular sized bar, as I don't think I've ever seen them. Oh yeah, and the dark mint 3 Musketeers is not that great either. Just have a Peppermint Patty instead, pretty much the same.
Actually, a good dark chocolate mass market candy (to me) is Mounds. It has had dark chocolate for years, and coconut. Mmmm....
I will eat Snickers *anything*. I'm a sucker for that flavor combination. I'll happily pay $5 for a single gourmet truffle at a fancy confectioner's shop every once in a while, but sometimes a girl just needs some trashy, waxy American Hershey's or Mars chocolate.
...mmmmh... Special Dark..... nomnomnom...
And I'm assuming you're talking about the commercial with the viking at the gas station? It cracks me up *every* time. "YYYAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!" *WHAM*
Opened the giant mixed chocolate bag for trick or treaters tonight & tried it. Then tried the original. Repeated both...The dark (and I love dark) is just not working with this flavor combination. The original is the better of the two. Unfortunately there were not many children, so I will be repeating this experiment nightly for awhile!
Dark m&m's are nice too. The candy coating (which can be down right cloying with regular m&m's) are nicely balanced by the dark chocolate.
I think that this dark chocolate trend has some link to the whole anti-oxidant movement. Which means as soon as the next big trend comes out all of this will go away? I hope that this is all more food related than another health related trend. This country . . .
re: Chew on That
The "razzberry" M&M's say "limited edition" on the package, and the one store I saw them at seems to have run through their supply. Too bad, because I made a deal with a friend to send her two bags of razzberry M&M's in exchange for two Mint 3 Musketeers!
re: Ruth Lafler
Mint 3 Musketeers? That sounds so awful! We gave out regular 3 Musketeers for Halloween because I won't eat those blobs of sticky, foamy yuckiness and I didn't want to be tempted. For the first time in years, I got through the week with no Snickers. And, to be honest, I'm feeling a bit sad.
re: Glencora
I am not generally a 3 Musketeers fan either, but the other day in line at the grocery checkout the SO and I were starving. I gave the candy section a quick once over for something to split and found the Mint 3 Musketeers to have the fewest cal.s AND it already came in two pieces. Not brilliant candy by any means, but not bad for a 75 cal. bite to tide you over in a pinch. Generally, as far as mass market candy goes, I am more of a Twizzler girl than any of the chocolate stuff, but I do like having the option of dark chocolate now. More choice is always good.
re: ArikaDawn
Saw the Razzleberry M&M's today and decided to try for myself. I was pleasantly surprised. They sort of remind me a bit, flavorwise, of the inexpensive choc. covered cherries carried everywhere. I also thought the slightly larger size was nice, less shell w/more chocolate. Not a candy I'd seek out, but I was not disappointed.
The Fran's Gold Bar (dark chocolate, caramel, almonds) is like a Snicker's that died and went to heaven.


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Patients waiting expectantly for medical research to produce important new cures are finding bad news almost everywhere they turn.
Pharmaceutical companies are suffering from a much-discussed innovation crisis, as old drugs lose patent protection without new drugs to replace them; meanwhile, the small biotechs that could potentially bail big pharma out struggle to raise capital .
University scientists, for their part, are beset by an unseemly credibility crisis, as the intrinsic fragility of medical research is now vividly apparent from the soaring number of high-profile retractions, and the well-documented difficulty of reproducing many published findings outside the originator's lab.
At the heart of this crisis is the misalignment of two very different cultures.
Academic scientists tend to focus on publishing papers, and usually assume that the results will eventually be useful. They place a high value on novelty, and relatively less value on whether the data are robust, easily reproducible by others, or truly relevant to human disease. Captivating data from putative laboratory models of disease generate publications, even if the model is not very predictive of human disease – and unfortunately, most models aren't.
Conversely, big companies traditionally focus on generating efficiencies through scale, and on developing reproducible processes. This works very well for manufacturing, reasonably well for large late-stage clinical trials, and essentially not at all for early-stage (discovery) research.
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The West Texas High Comanches must have been a little ticked off after their loss to Boys Ranch earlier this week, because they put it to the Irish yesterday, 13-0 in five innings. Senior Logan Hoff led the attack with two home runs in the first inning and Big Ty Lay knocked one over in the third. The Tribe batted around in the bottom of the first, sending twelve hitters to the plate. Hoff is the lead off batter and had a full count when he sent his first one over the fence. In fact, the entire Tribe had a great day at the plate.
Friday afternoon the Frank Phillips College left Clarendon with 7-4 and 9-3 wins in WJCAC play.
The two teams finish their four game series on Saturday in Borger.
During an interview on Monday, John Green talked about some of the challenges junior colleges, like Frank Phillips College and Clarendon College, are facing from his perspective as an athletic director.
Green, who had spent the past 10 years as the athletic director for Frank Phillips College before taking the same position at Clarendon College last week, said there is no question that the budget cuts proposed in the Texas State Legislature have grabbed the attention of the community colleges across the state.
The District 1-3A finale between the Pampa Harvesters and the Borger Bulldogs has been rescheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 p.m. at Huber Park.
A win by the Bulldogs will clinch them the District 1-3A title outright and a first round bye in the 3A playoffs.
A Borger loss will cause a three-team tie for first place between Borger, Pampa and Perryton and a playoff on Saturday in Dumas to determine the district seeding for the playoffs.
If Borger loses on Friday, they will play the winner of Pampa/Perryton at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Come join the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen for the Grand Opening of the newly renovated softball field at Johnson Park on Saturday afternoon as they take on Clarendon College.
This is a celebration of the community, college, and city leadership collaborating to enhance the facilities for the softball program at Frank Phillips College.
Game times are at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. with the ceremonial first pitch taking place at 12:45 p.m.
Last Thursday, John Green was officially named as the new Athletic Director for Clarendon College after spending just one month short of 25 years working for Frank Phillips College. That included spending the past 10 years as the FPC Athletic Director and the Plainsmen golf coach since 2006.
On Friday evening the Borger Lady Bulldog Softball Team will return to the playoffs, for the first time in several years, when it takes on the Levelland Loboettes at 5:30 p.m. in Hereford.
After a couple of years of going through growing pains with a young team, Lady Bulldog Head Coach Steve Watkins did a good job of keeping the team together as it grew and became a senior led team this season on their way to a 17-17 regular season record.
The Lady Bulldogs clinched their trip to the playoffs by going 4-5 in District 1-3A play to claim the second seed.
After the big win over Follett on Friday, the West Texas High Comanches suffered a little bit of a let down on Monday afternoon, as the Boys Ranch Roughriders were able to out-slug their way to a 13-10 win in District 6-1A action.
Going into the top of the fourth inning, the Comanches rallied from being down a run to score three to take a 8-6 lead. Unfortunately, the Roughriders were able to respond back in the bottom of the fourth and fifth innings by scoring seven runs on their way to the win.
FPC Head Softball Coach Jenneffer Kohler is pleased to announce the signing of Ashley Abair.
Abair, a pitcher for Kennedale High School, will be joining the Lady Plainsmen Softball Team this fall. Of Abair, Kohler said, "We are excited to have her join the program. She shows a lot of promise in the circle using her movement and velocity to keep hitters off balance. With continued development, we see Ashley as a big part to the continued growth of our program."
PAMPA- On Monday evening, the West Texas Lady Comanches traveled to Pampa to take on the Booker Lady Kiowas in a Battle of the Tribes to determine which team would get to continue their season by claiming the District 6-1A number three seed and who would spend Tuesday checking in equipment and looking ahead to next year.
Both teams came out ready to play, with Kelsey McDonald for Booker and Danielle Heater for West Texas doing a solid job in the pitcher's circle in the low scoring affair.


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The scene is the castle of the Duke of Northumberland. The Duke has been feigning illness to excuse himself from joining the revolt of his son, Harry Percy, called Hotspur for his impetuosity, against the throne of King Henry IV. But we cannot attribute his inaction to loyalty to the King, or to moral scruples. Northumberland was the ladder wherewithal the ambitious Henry deposed his cousin Richard and ascended the throne in the first place.
There is no enemy worse than a political ally disappointed in his hopes to gain from the man he has elevated to power. Northumberland and his kinsmen have egged on the quick-tempered Hotspur to his rash military venture. Too rash, it appears; and that's why the nervous Duke has stayed home. Now comes word of the event. Hotspur has been slain in battle. The rebel armies have been driven from the field, and the king's forces are now on the march toward Northumberland.
The Duke tosses aside his crutch and his nightcap, and pitches himself into fury:
Now bind my brows with iron, and approach
The ragged'st hour that time and spite dare bring
To frown upon the enraged Northumberland!
Let heaven kiss earth! Now let not nature's hand
Keep the wild flood confined! Let order die!
And let this world no longer be a stage
To feed contention in a lingering act!
But let one spirit of the first-born Cain
Reign in all bosoms, that, each heart being set,
On bloody courses, the rude scene may end,
And darkness be the burier of the dead!
And that is Shakespeare's cue to us, in Henry IV, part two, that Northumberland and his fellows are quite insane, despite their usually cool heads, their Machiavellian calculations, and their obvious intelligence.
Let order die. A friend of mine once said to me that they were the most sinister words Shakespeare ever wrote. I am inclined to agree. They express more than a desire to overturn a political arrangement. They are essentially suicidal, nihilistic. Chesterton once said that suicide is in this sense more desperately wicked than murder. The murderer kills a man; he says no to that one human life. The suicide says no to the universe.
We are in the midst of people now who say, in one fashion or another, Let order die – who say no to the universe. Many are like Northumberland, who is learning to his dismay that one Machiavellian had better not trust another; whose own moral failings have led to his son's death, and who cannot admit it. It would be better for the nation to be thrust into civil war, better for Cain the fratricide to reign in every man's heart, better for universal darkness to fall, than for him to say, "Lord, against thee, against thee only have I sinned."
Such people are moved by resentment against a good they have rejected, and find, in rejecting it, no peace, but a remorse they cannot drive out, and a hotter and hotter desire to ruin what is left of that good, so that no one will be able to enjoy what they cannot enjoy. It is hard for ordinary people – people who respond with gratitude to the order of nature – to understand this.
When an ordinary person beholds a work of "art" in a public place, a hulking tangle of metal that looks like the droppings of some gigantic android (I've seen such a work, in Los Angeles), he's apt to give the "artist" the benefit of the doubt. He will say, "I don't like it, but maybe there's something to it that I don't understand."
It doesn't occur to him that anyone would want to make ugly things, to offend or to nauseate. He can no more imagine it than he can imagine wishing that everything he sees and hears – the finches trilling in the trees, the puffs of cloud in the sky above, the pleasant friend walking beside him – were buried in darkness.
When an ordinary person walks into a church whose most prominent features are the rivets in the joists overhead, whose Stations of the Cross are so small and so far away from the pews as to be specks, and whose sanctuary has been replaced by a clearing for getting to the back doors (I have seen many such churches), he's apt to say, "I don't like it, but maybe there's something to it that I don't understand."
It doesn't occur to him that anyone would want to build a church to stifle the sense of the holy. He can no more imagine that than he can imagine wishing that there were no God, and no meaning to human life.
When an ordinary person sees a lad and lass holding hands, it cheers him. He cannot imagine why anybody would not be cheered. When an ordinary person meets a young wife and her three children running and hollering across the playground, he smiles. He cannot imagine why anybody would wish there were fewer of those children, or none.
When an ordinary person sees someone saying grace at a restaurant, it embarrasses him, not because they're saying grace, but because he forgot to. He cannot imagine anyone being offended by it. An ordinary person sees the cross of iron girders left in the destruction of the World Trade Center, and feels a shiver of awe. He cannot imagine why anyone would hate it, and want it destroyed.
The ordinary healthy person cannot imagine what it is to be sick. He cannot imagine wanting to destroy for the sake of destroying. He thinks he can reason with the destroyers.
Well, maybe so; it depends on the destroyer and the extent of the sickness. But ultimately that ordinary person will have to peer into the darkness, and admit that he is fighting against powers and principalities. "Evil be thou my good," says Milton's Satan. Let order die.
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Our under 11 girls are have qualified for the City Final. Date TBD.
- 7th October 2014
Our second class pupils have been given dates for their First Holy Communion. The ceremony for Ms. Casey and Ms. Hurley's class, will take place on Saturday 9th May, while Ms. Nelligan and Mr. Stack's class will have their ceremonies on Saturday 23rd May. The Enrolment ceremony for all 4 classes will take place on Thursday 16th October in the school halla.
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On 12th March, the Green School Committee, were inspected on the work they have done throughout the year on the theme of "Travel". The inspection was very tough but the committee were excellent and did Monaleen N.S. proud. Everyone on the committee had to wait patiently for one month before they would hear if they were successful or not. On 29th April, we were informed that we had received our 4th Green flag. On 28th May, Ms. Hickey and 3 representatives from the Green Schools Committee went to the Silver Springs Hotel in Cork to collect the flag. Well Done Everyone!


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The afterlife is whatever you believe it is.
(This is a Trope Repair attempt for Self-Inflicted Hell. Basically the same concept only for Heaven too. Since the trope mentions Heaven too, I imagine this could be changed with the addition of only a few examples and a slight change of the description.)
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Horror and doubt distract his troubled thoughts, and from the bottom stir the Hell within him, for within him Hell he brings, and round about him, nor from Hell one step, no more then from himself, can fly by change of place.
-- John Milton, Paradise Lost
"The gods of the Disc have never bothered much about judging the souls of the dead, and so people only go to hell if that's where they believe, in their deepest heart, that they deserve to go. Which they won't do if they don't know about it. This explains why it is so important to shoot missionaries on sight."Every religion has its own take on what happens when you die, but what if they were all right? An increasingly popular trope in fantasy novels is the idea that whatever you expect to happen when you die is pretty much what you get - effectively, Your Mind Makes It Real. So if you believe that your soul will remain chained to the karmic wheel and you'll be reincarnated as a cow, then that's what will happen. If you believe you'll sit at the right hand of God and sing hosannahs, that's what will happen. If you believe there is nothing after death, then all you'll find is nothing. If you believe that you'll become nothing after death, then that's just what you'll do or not do rather. If you believe in Fire and Brimstone Hell, but don't see yourself as worthy of escaping it, then down you go. Of course, it means generally good but unduly guilt-ridden people will go to Hell, while people that spend their lives picketing funerals will go to Heaven, but nobody said it was fair. Also, in some fiction and also actually in some religions, is the idea that while God (or other supernatural judge) does send souls who have rejected him to a place far away from him, the only inherent punishment in this place is its complete and total separation from God and the rest of the universe. No fire, no brimstone, no demons with pitchforks, no Ironic Hell hilarity is actually ordained by the powers that be. However, one's own remorse or spite inevitably makes the place into something similar to what we usually think of as Hell. This can be done as a way to explain away the conflict between a loving God and Hell existing, as Hell is nothing more than what a person inflicts upon themselves, which God can't stop without taking away their Free Will. A literal version of this trope can result from Reality Warping Is Not a Toy, when a Reality Warper consciously or subconsciously creates their own hell.
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Sure, he's got an unfortunate knack for running afoul of the law. But that's nothing compared to his talent for getting himself set free.
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(WVLT) -- One of East Tennessee's finest football programs has a new head coach.
Lamar Brown takes over the head position at Morristown West High School, replacing Don Woods, who left after a 10-year tenure to accept an assistant coaching job under his brother Sparky at Virginia Military Institute.
Brown has served as an assistant at West for nine years, most recently as defensive coordinator.
"He has played a key role in building the program into what it is today," said principal Jeff Moorhouse.
The school interviewed five other candidates for the job.
"We were impressed with the candidates we interviewed, but we felt like we were in a position to continue the philosophy we had going," Moorhouse said.
Brown takes over a team that went 7-5 last year, falling in the second round of the 4A playoffs to Sullivan South, 41-21.
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going a little bit OT but maybe people can give your thoughts on my breakfast habits.
For the longest time, I would skip it entirely. Not ideal, I know. I bought nutragrain bars, about 120 cal a bar. This would help hold me over until lunch, but not make a major impact. Whereas I used to eat a footlong sub with chips, I eat just the sub. About 800 cal for lunch, a little over 900 total for the day.
Lately, I've been eating a bagel for breakfast, with light cream cheese probably 300 cal. This will usually keep me full to where all I crave for lunch is a couple of lean pockets, or maybe half the sub and chips, either way 550-600 cal.
I'm pretty indifferent between the 2 scenarios, and they both add up to about the same total calories consumed in the day up to that point. I wouldn't (what I consider to) micro manage this but lately I have time to exercise only twice a week, about 1.5-2hrs playing tennis each time (and even this isn't purely exercise, as a lot of it is networking, etc.). Other than that, my time is all but spoken for.
Is one more preferable than the other, in terms of maintenance? I could stand to lose 15-20 lbs, but at this point I'd be content just staying where I am. I've cut a lot of alcohol from my diet so maybe I will make up some ground there.
Try reducing your sugar intake...nutragrain bars are probably loaded...have a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast...cut alcohol completely until weight is off.
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A special hotline has opened to encourage people who live or spend time in the English uplands to report sightings of England's rarest breeding bird of prey, the hen harrier.
Refreshed and updated for its fifth consecutive year in operation, the Hen Harrier Hotline is being re-launched by the RSPB in the hope of discovering more about where these birds are potentially breeding in northern England.
The hen harrier is one of our most awe-inspiring birds of prey with the male harrier performing a magnificent aerobatic courtship display in spring known as skydancing, and providing food to the female in spectacular mid-air food passes.
Sadly, the species is also affected by illegal persecution, a fact reinforced by the government-commissioned review – the hen harrier framework - which concluded that illegal killing and disturbance is the biggest single factor limiting the population of this species in Northern England.
It is estimated that the heather moors of England have the potential to hold at least 320 pairs of nesting hen harriers, but in 2011 there were only four successful nests, all of which were confined to one area of Lancashire.
Harriers are smaller than a buzzard and larger than a crow, with a 100 -120 cm wingspan. These long wings are complemented by long tails and an obvious white rump. They are usually seen flying low over the ground with wings slightly raised in a characteristic V-shape. Male and female hen harriers have strikingly different plumage, so much so that they were once thought to be separate species. The male is a ghostly pale blue-grey, with black wingtips, while the larger female is dark brown with a series of horizontal stripes on her tail, earning her the nickname "ringtail".
Amanda Miller, the RSPB's Conservation Manager for Northern England said: "Hen harriers in England are very rare so we are interested in hearing about any sightings of these amazing birds. By receiving information about possible nests, we can help give hen harriers the best possible chance of breeding successfully."
The Harrier Hotline number is 0845 4600121 (calls charged at local rate). Reports can also be e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. Reports of sightings should include the date and location of sighting, with a six-figure grid reference where possible.
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Stars hit the red carpet at the 2012 BAFTA Los Angeles Britannia Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Wednesday night. Daniel Craig was joined by his Skyfall Bond girls, Oscar de la Renta-clad Bérénice Marlohe and Naomie Harris, but it was his wife, Rachel Weisz, who he leaned in to kiss before picking up the British artist of the year honour.
Daniel Day-Lewis was also in attendance, and after Steven Spielberg presented him with the Stanley Kubrick Award for Excellence in Film, he took advantage of his stage time to show off his funny side. Daniel thanked BAFTA with a spoof of Clint Eastwood's conversation with an empty chair at the Republican National Convention. The comical speech was somewhat unexpected from Daniel, who is best known for his serious roles, including Spielberg's Lincoln, which is released in Australia on Feb. 7.


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It's been a particularly rough week, so we thought we'd try to cheer everyone up with a few of the cutest dog GIFs ever. These dogs are heart-meltingly cute and are sure to brighten up even the darkest days. They'll make you just want to cuddle up and smile! Have a safe weekend everyone!
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People can be awkward. Missed high fives, cell phone crashing-- humans are pretty darn good at making things hilariously embarrassing. Luckily for our own entertainment purposes, we've discovered another variety of awkward masters-- animals!
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This is not a joke. A man at the largest outdoor bazaar in Buenos Aires bought two toy poodles from a vendor for $150 each. Only he didn't actually buy two poodles. He actually bought two ferrets that were hopped up on steroids and given fancy hairdos so they would look like poodles.
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Ladies and gents, it's time for another round of entertaining fails. Recently we've scoped out the really unfortunate and the semi-painful type of fail. But this time around, we're going for the straight up adorable, AKA puppy fails.
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We have some beef with dogs. How is it that they can get into loads of trouble, and we still can't get mad at them due ridiculous amounts of cuteness? It's sort of annoying, especially because most times pups know they're getting into shenanigans, but they do mischievous stuff anyway. Even then we still can't bear to punish the little buggers.
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These days, it seems like dogs are getting more and more into the dressing like a human game. That or we're just getting more obsessed with clothing our canines in mini versions of stuff we wear. (The latter is true.) Either way, there are zero complaints on our end, because the results are just so stinkin' cute.


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Kyle Cox: The Plan, The Mess
Kyle Cox's much anticipated debut full-length album The Plan, The Mess is out now!
The album features producer/drummer Mike Marsh (The Avett Brothers, Dashboard Confessional, Paper, Seville, The Agency), myself on bass, Paul DeFiglia (The Avett Brothers) on upright bass on "Honey Let's Run Away" and "Let My Love", Cherrill Green (Eden's Edge) on mandolin on "I Found Love", Mike Docuhette (too many credits to list here) on pedal steel on "Never Looking Back" and "Old City Train", Brian Seligman on banjo on "Honey Let's Run Away", and additional vocals by AJ Cheek, Corey Quintard, James Roquemore, and Rachel Smith throughout the entire album. Right, and some guy named Kyle on vocals, guitars, keys, organ, and harmonica.
Everything was recorded at Mike Marsh's East Nashville recording studio The Paper Mill. Neal Cappellino did the mixing, and Eric Conn did the mastering.
You can purchase The Plan, The Mess on iTunes, on CD, and/or on vinyl. But before you do, watch the music video for the album's first single "I Ain't Been Lonely, Until I Met You" below. Plus you can stream three more tracks here before you inevitably decide to buy the album on all three formats. Or Something. Enjoy the #songs!
You Had One Job To Do
After three months, we're long overdue for a post in this space. Here goes…
Kevin Carson has a great piece up at C4SS on the United Nations:
The UN's stated mission is to prevent aggression; yet it does absolutely nothing to restrain the one country whose aggression far outweighs all others in the postwar period — perhaps in all of history. In the past seventy years the United States has invaded more countries, overthrown more governments and backed more dictators and terrorist death squads than any other country on Earth. There isn't even a close second.
Feel Good Hit Of The Summer
Well it's officially the first day of summer! Let's celebrate with the Queens Of The Stone Age tune "Feel Good Hit Of The Summer" off their 2000 sophomore release Rated R. The lyrics are quite concise:
"Nicotine, valium, vicodin, marijuana, ecstasy, and alcohol. C-c-c-c-c-co-caine!"
Kyle Cox Album Teaser
Kyle Cox's debut solo full-length album — The Plan, The Mess – is almost ready for release!
The official album trailer just went up today and will have to suffice until that unscheduled date. Yup, Kyle's a real Cox Teaser. Deal with it!
Recorded at The Paper Mill here in East Nashville with producer/drummer extraordinaire Mike Marsh and myself on bass. As I've stated previously, I consider myself very fortunate and proud to be part of yet another phenomenal album with such an eclectic blend of songs that paint with so many different colors. So much credit is due to Kyle for his brilliant songwriting, as well as Mike for bringing the album's vision to life. I'm hard pressed to find more inspiring artists to work with!
And what a cast of cameo appearances! There's some pedal steel by Mike Douchette, upright bass on a couple of tracks by Avett Brothers pianist Paul Defiglia, mandolin courtesy of Cherrill Green, and additional vocals from Armon Jay "AJ" Cheek, Cory Quintard, and Rachel E. Smith.
Check out Kyle's features in American Songwriter here and here for winning their lyric contest an unprecedented two times! Can you say dynasty? Uh huh. #songs
A Bigger Tax Bill For Google Helps Neither People, Nor Profits
It's not uncommon to hear populist cries for companies operating under foreign subsidiaries to pay their "share" in taxes or even repatriate assets. What's extremely rare, however, is a company's own shareholders demanding they cough up a sizeable chunk of change to Uncle Sam. After all, such an action will ultimately decrease the company's net asset value, thus penalizing the shareholders themselves. So who would insist on such shenanigans? A faction of Google stockholders.*
At the annual meeting of Google Inc. shareholders, several co-filers, led by the Domini Social Equity Fund, submitted a proposal requesting that the company's board of directors "adopt a set of principles to address the impact of Google's tax strategies on society." Although the actual proposal states that "this is not a vote on tax reform, or how much tax Google should pay," it goes on to list the following as grounds for the proposal itself:
- Corporate tax avoidance threatens economic growth and innovation
- Even if they are within the law, aggressive tax minimization approaches pose regulatory, reputational and financial risks.
- Other companies have adopted tax policy principles.
- Google's tax strategy should be consistent with its stated objectives and policies on social and environmental sustainability.
The consumer group SumOfUs, whose slogan is "People not profits," also filed an online petition seeking 150,000 signatures, claiming that Google owes $2 billion in taxes worldwide. Marginalizing the importance of the profit incentive undermines the value that Google and other businesses provide. It also overlooks the fact that these dubious profits are used to create jobs, fund research, spur innovation, and generally increase the quality of life for the "people" that SumOfUs seem so concerned about.
While the faction of Google shareholders calling for the company to pay more taxes surely believe themselves to be well intended, they couldn't be operating further from reality. Corporate taxation itself is one the largest, if not the largest, threat to economic growth and innovation.
With the United States currently boasting one of the highest corporate income tax rates in the world, it's easy to understand why so many companies flee American shores in search of tax shelters – one of the most basic laws of economics is that when you tax something, you'll inevitably get less of that something.
Moreover, economist Steve Horwitz points out that a tax on a corporation is not the same as a tax on the wealthy. Individuals end up paying these corporate taxes regardless of wealth, with the working class bearing the brunt in the form of lower wages, higher priced consumer goods, and retirement portfolios of lesser value. Corporate taxes also encourage firms to waste resources on tax avoidance and utilize debt financing instead of equity as a means of decreasing tax liabilities, making the companies riskier.
Tax minimization posing regulatory, reputational, and financial risks is a dubious notion at best. Tax codes exist to subsidize an entire industry whose preoccupation is tax minimization. Google's significant resources allow them to both comply with the law and achieve minimum tax liability. Simply because other companies, like eBay, have adopted tax policy principles and cost their shareholders billions of dollars, doesn't make it a smart maneuver. It seems as though Google shareholders have forgotten the "if everybody jumped off of a bridge" quip.
Would you toss half of your company's annual profits off of a bridge?
But the real knee-slapping dose of irony comes in the assertion that Google's tax strategy should be consistent with its social and environmental objectives. If the message from this faction of Google shareholders and SumOfUs is that paying taxes is somehow patriotic, perhaps it's even more patriotic to avoid them. By insisting that Google pay more taxes to the federal government, this faction of shareholders is indeed saying that Google is in favor, or should be in favor, of:
- Countless undeclared, open-ended wars
- Subsidizing big business to the detriment of the little guy
- Prosecuting a drug war that adversely affects poor minorities
- NSA spying illegally on Americans
The list can go on for miles. Is this really the type of social and environmental construct that Google or its shareholder have such strong feelings about?
*I own Google stock and don't want them to pay taxes, ever. In fact, I'll be submitting a proposal to redeem every penny of tax they've ever paid.
This post originally appeared at The Libertarian Republic
Standing with the Rank-N-File, Marching with the Underground
Here's another gem from Anti-Flag's 2003 release The Terror State, "Rank-N-File"
I'm standing with the rank-n-file,
I'm marching with the underground,
Our black hearts worn on our sleeves!
Let my imagination go and drop me where I feel most scared.
Snap back already giving thanks,
I'm not trapped working in a sweatshop somewhere.**
This song's for those less fortunate,
Locked in a world where both ends aren't meant to meet.
Let my imagination go and drop me where I feel most scared.
Synaptic flashes in my head then total thanks again,
I'm not soldiering somewhere.
This song is for the countless souls,
Who died in vain for someone else's gain.
Left my birthplace for foreign streets to strange places, new faces I flew.
Shoeless kids stood on the corner,
Their eyes they were transfixed on you.
So I'm standing with the rank-n-file…
**Apologies to Matt Zwolinski and Ben Powell
Study of a Lady
Our good friend Jon Preston created a video montage of his original paintings called "Study of a Lady" set to the song "Golden" by Paper! For those in need of a reminder, Paper is the moniker of Avett Brothers drummer Mike Marsh's solo project… for which I play bass.