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We have an international supper clubb we started last year. It's our turn to host and Russia is the cuisine this time around. The host always is responsible for drinks. I'm not a huge vodka fan, but I realize a lot of people are, and that its use in a Russian-themed drink is probably inevitable. I even considered doing a blind vodka trading, but that's probably not a good idea for many reasons. So, what I'd like to serve is a modern craft cocktail with ingredients that reference Russia, but with something surprising--maybe the use of beet juice, or a Russian spirit other than vodka, or some other unexpected ingredient. Any ideas?
Водка (vodka) or квасс (kvass) are just about it, and I have no idea where you'd get kvass here. OTOH, you may -- depending upon where you're located some Russian, Georgian, or Moldovan wines . . .
Friends of ours adopted a little boy from Russia and at his welcoming party they served all russian themed foods. Each person was offered a small glass of iced russian vodka.
Ay the bar they offered russian wines, more vodka and as a tongue-in-cheek drink they offered white and black russians.
They were smart knowing that not everyone would love these so they had more traditional drinks/wines too.
I would imagine that you could produce some very interesting Russian seeming vodka cocktails. If you want to go for realism, however, the standard shot size is about 2.25 times that of a normal American shot and you should have a large amount of pickles, snacks, little bags of dried fish/squid/etc, and a drunk man with a guitar.
This sounds like I'm being stereotypical,but this is my dead serious mental image of dozens of Russian house parties I've attended.
Fermented beet juice cocktail
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They won't like it but you could put vodka in rassol, which is the brine from cucumber pickles or from sauerkraut. It is sold at markets as a hangover curative so maybe you could sell it as ameliorating the "bite" of the rotgut.
You could always get into teh never-ending world of flavored vodkas: lemon, cranberry, buffalo grass, pepper etc. etc. etc. And you can make Kvass yourself. All it is is beer ingredients that were made into bread and are being dragged back towards beer. (oversimplification but essentially true).
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Thanks, everyone, for the great suggestions. thinking about ideas for a new cocktail with a Russian spin, it just occurred to me that Kummel might be a good ingredient idea, since lots of it is produced in Russia and folks frequently associate caraway with Russian food. Looking for recipes featuring kummel, I found a cocktail called the K.G.B. If I can find kummel at the liquor store, I will be sampling that drink in the near future. In the meantime, keep those ideas coming!
No offense to your plans but I do believe that just vodka, good ole straight vodka is the true Russian drink of choice.
You can try to mix it but outside of coming up with a gimmicky (see the white/black Russians drink comment) I don' think you will really be representing a true Russian experience.
Pick up a few bottles of Stoli and Russian Standard (or any other's you can think of) and just enjoy the night. Have whatever assorted mixers for peoples enjoyment.
If you want "real" Russian drinks then you can't do better than these:
1: Vodka and Coca-cola (no, I'm not kidding)
2: Vodka and sweetish tea (not kidding here either).
3: A straight highball glass of about 3oz of vodka on the rocks, or more...
Serve with some shasliki and very intoxicated friends and you will be Russian to the bone, Enjoy!
In Ukraine (and, presumably in Russia as well), groups of diners share a cold bottle of vodka, which they drink straight. Everyone orders a chaser of their own (juice or soda). That would probably be the most authentic way to do it. A lot of Russian restaurants in my area make homemade vodka infusions, too. Maybe try an interesting infusion (beet and dill?) and serve it in ice-cold shots in between courses.
I spent over a month in Russia drinking more than my share along the way...
I can tell you, hands down, the three most popular mixers with vodka are.... drumroll...
Sweet tea and
Cola and
Nothing... plain ole vodka
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My experience, in Russia, from a Russian hostess, is that vodka is served neat, at the end of the meal. It should be a good Russian vodka, which is smoother than a cheap vodka.
The key to a successful dinner party is not the vodka, but the food. A full table is the mark of a good host. The vodka is taken for granted in Russia.
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The General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists International Conference on the Bible and Science takes place from August 15-24, 2014. I am delighted to be able to attend. While in the mountains of Nevada and Utah, I hope to hear some answers to questions that nag at my mind concerning faith and science.
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So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others. — Romans 12:5
Just last month, a recording of Britney Spears' voice without auto-tune was leaked to the public. Her voice was pitchy and uneven. The internet ridiculed Britney for not being a true singer and relying on the computer to make up for her lack of talent.
But I have to ask, why?
1. On July 25, Stephen Michaels Junior, a 28-year-old teacher at the Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist School in Belize, was found murdered in his home. "One week ago, the body of evangelist Oscar Lambey was found dead in the yard of that school." No connections between the murders have been reported.
Editor's note: I've heard a lot of talk about being "spiritual but not religious." I've recieved emails about the Dalai Lama's facebook post calling for thought about "spirituality and ethics beyond religion altogether" and this huffington post article from a pastor fed up with the distinction. It's all very interesting, so I was thrilled to recieve this article from Dr.
As a child, I developed an interest in the Bible only after I realized there were stories my Sabbath School teachers left out. For exampleI remember being shocked when I discovered that Joseph had a sister, Dinah. Why would everyone mention every single brother and question me to see if I could remember their different roles in his story, but no one mentioned his sister?
Since I can remember, I have been taught to be nice, and being nice usually involves two things: a verb and a sacrifice. "Share your toys," "Give away your old clothes," "Play with that kid that you don't like." This act, usually encouraged by parents or teachers, was something I didn't always want to do, but I was promised that it was for the greater good, and as side bonuses, people would think highly of me and I'd feel good about myself.
After a career in clinical nutrition, Chris Oberg turned to biblical studies. Undergraduate and graduate work at La Sierra University prepared her for a pastoral vocation that now unfolds at the site where she began her serious engagement with the Bible. She is lead pastor of the La Sierra University Church, where the congregation's ministry, she says, focuses on "the younger generations" and on what she calls "92505," her local community.
1. Over 30,000 Adventists in Zimbabwe celebrated religious liberty in the country. Southern African-Indian Ocean Division's Communication Director, Paul Charles, stated that the purpose of the function was for SDAs "To express their profound appreciation to the government of Zimbabwe for the religious freedom the church was enjoying."
Kinship Kampmeeting was held in Atlanta, GA this year from July 15-19. Their mission is to "Provide a safe spiritual and social community to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender & intersex current and former Seventh-day Adventists around the world."
"If you had known what these words mean, 'I desire mercy, not sacrifice,' you would not have condemned the innocent."—Jesus (Matthew 12.7)
Editor's note: Matt Burdette has written for Spectrum many times and, as you will see from his post, I twisted his arm a bit to get him to write again. His insight and wit have been incredibly helpful to me both when he studied at La Sierra and now as he finishes his doctoral work at Aberdeen, one of the most prestigious universities for theologic work.
There's a bench on a hill behind the house where I grew up. I used to go there every night during the summers and look out on the San Francisco Bay. The lights from the refineries spilled out across the water and stretched openness where occasionally a tanker would slide out to sea. The emptiness begged to be filled with conversation, so my friends and I would go there to talk.
"Of the 50,000 elephants that roamed Chad 50 years ago, barely 2 percent are left. In the neighboring Central African Republic and Cameroon, the population may be even lower.
This piece will appear as a letter to the editor in the upcoming edition of The Spectrum Journal. Being that it is in response to a blog post, we have chosen to also post it here.
I feel that I have a responsibility as a 1963 graduate of Columbia Union College (now Washington Adventist University) to comment on the article posted on the Spectrum Magazine website of May 18, 2014 captioned "Crisis in Leadership at Washington Adventist University."
Many Adventists have taken the comments from Pope Francis regarding the need to prioritize humanity over economy, along with recent rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court, as an opportunity to tout the importance of "religious liberty." We want to make sure that no one is going to bother us for keeping the Sabbath.


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Con artist posing as a cop scams victims of $75,000
A con artist posing as a law-enforcement officer scammed $75,000 out of five elderly Seattle women who thought they were helping police in a "sting operation."
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The 93-year-old North Seattle woman thought she was helping police track down a counterfeiting organization when she agreed to withdraw $20,000 in cash from her bank and turn it over to a man who claimed to be an undercover officer as part of a sting.
"I thought it was legitimate, but I should have known I was being scammed when he promised to deputize me," said the woman, who spoke to The Seattle Times on the condition of anonymity. "I'm embarrassed that I was so gullible."
Seattle police say she is one of six women who have been phoned by a con artist posing as a law-enforcement officer who claims he is investigating a counterfeiting ring operating out of the victim's bank.
Five of those women have turned over more than $75,000 to the con man and his partner, police said.
"This guy is good," said fraud-unit Detective Karen Haverkate. "He knows law-enforcement language, he's convincing and he's patient."
According to police, the con man calls the women at home, identifies himself as an officer with a local enforcement agency and gives a "gruff TV cop name," police said in a news release. He's used names like "Capt. Jack Truska" and "Sgt. Drumbowski," police said.
The victims told police they were taken by the con man's professional demeanor. He spent at least an hour on the phone with each victim, and several reported that it sounded like he called from a "busy-sounding office."
A few said they were placed on hold so he could "take another call," according to police.
He questioned the victims — all between 78 and 93 years old — about their jewelry and money, and asked whether any cash or checks had recently been stolen from them, police said.
The fake cop then convinced his victims that their bank or an employee was involved in a counterfeiting operation.
In the case of the North Seattle woman, the con man claimed to be with the King County Sheriff's Office and asked her on the phone to read the serial numbers off some $20 bills she had on hand. Once she did, he said, "Yep, they're fakes."
He then told her that time was of the essence because he had one person in custody and needed to close the case quickly, recalled the woman, who is the mother of a Times employee.
The con man then asked the victims to help in a "sting operation" by withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars from their bank accounts so he could check serial numbers.
He told them to lie to bank employees if they were questioned about the withdrawals, Haverkate said. The detective said the tellers were suspicious and tried to discourage the withdrawals, but could not refuse to give the women their own money.
The victims were told to drive to a location near their bank and meet with an "undercover" officer who would give them a code word in exchange for the cash, police said.
Investigators said the caller and the man who posed as the undercover officer were not the same person.
The North Seattle woman said the fake undercover officer met her, gave her the prearranged code word — "blue" — and once he had the $20,000 in cash, he was gone in seconds.
She said she went home and the man who had originally called and identified himself as a King County cop called her back and said, "mission accomplished."
The whole matter took less than two hours, she said
She became apprehensive a short time later while she was driving to the hospital for physical therapy.
"I was wondering if I'd just been scammed," she said.
Her therapist took her to see police, who confirmed her fears.
"It's a terrible lesson for me," she said.
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Jul 28, 2013Here are some examples of good X-Men games: *X-Men Arcade *X-Men Mutant Academy *X-men Legends 1 *X-Men Legends 2 **Even X-Men: the official game Examples of bad X-Men games: *X-Men: Destiny *X-Men: Destiny *X-Men: Destiny *X-Men: Destiny Even **X-Men: Destiny, which has blocky graphics, repetitive gameplay, no facial animation, cookie-cut dialogues, chopped editing, boring platforming and powers FX that look really awful. It has a pro though in the form of the cutscenes, fashioned in the way of animated comic strips with still images; the voice acting is fine too but not enough to compensate for the rest of its unhappy features.… Expand
Dec 28, 2011Everybody, please look at Cyclones review... Now point and laugh at him. I'm just gonna do what he did and not explain why, but this game sucks. and you don't want anyone to play it. anyone.
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Rest assured that I'm going to attempt a formal review of Hunterwali in the paragraphs below, though I have to admit I'm tempted just to leave you with the blunt summation I gave my wife after watching it, which went as follows: "Amazing. It was like two and a half hours of people yelling at each other and fat ladies dancing, and then, at the end, a dog rode a horse."
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To the martial arts cinema purist, the phrase "made in Taiwan" doesn't exactly stand as a guaranty of quality. It was Hong Kong, after all, that played home to the Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest brands, as well as the galaxy of first rate talent that they attracted. Taiwan, on the other hand, appeared to have a lot of anonymous fields and quarries in which fights could be staged without any risk of expensive props or set elements being damaged. But what Taiwan's martial arts cinema lacked in terms of budgets and top notch performers, it made up for in crazy. In other words, while the fighters in an old school Taiwanese kung fu movie were less likely to be as skillful as those in, say, a Liu Chia-Lang film, they were also much more likely to be wearing mangy gorilla suits.
Cherry 2000
If Neon City is an example of American-made post-apocalyptic science fiction that strives for a more realistic, bleaker tone than is usually seen in Road Warrior rip-offs, then Cherry 2000 is a very interesting companion piece that comes from the opposite end of the spectrum. It envisions a future not terribly different from the one in Neon City — in which some manner of apocalyptic disaster has left large swathes of the United States lawless and scoured, while pockets of urban civilization seem to chug along despite the blight surrounding them — but where Neon City is an exercise in bleakness and some cursory attempt at realism, Cherry 2000 gleefully embraces all the excess, quirks, and questionable art and design decisions that embodied the 1980s, resulting in a film that comes across sort of like a post-apocalypse film as imagined by Patrick Nagel.
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The Greatest Movie Ever! podcast invited me on to stammer and giggle and eventually be edited into some semblance of coherence — or at least as much coherence as can be wrung from the colossally oddball Howling 2: Your Sister is a Werewolf, movie as famous for it's depiction of Christopher Lee in new wave sunglasses as it is for Sybil Danning's werewolf orgy.
Raiders of Atlantis
Ahh, Ruggero Deodato. Is there anything he can't make weird? Although best known for cannibal atrocity films like Cannibal Holocaust, Deodato was no different than any other workhorse of the Italian exploitation industry, in that he worked in pretty much every genre that required exploiting. He made cop films, kiddie films, sword and sorcery films, horror films, sexploitation, and in the case of Raiders of Atlantis, a film that manages to steal from both Road Warrior and Raiders of the Lost Ark, and maybe a bit of Seatopia from Godzilla vs. Megalon, in a way that keeps the end result unique despite the lack of originality in its individual parts. Deodato certainly keeps his genre films offbeat, if nothing else.
Lady Terminator
I think it's safe to say that the average 1980s video store patron who took home a rental copy of Lady Terminator got a lot more than he or she bargained for. That's far from saying that he or she was disappointed, however. While most corners of the exploitation film world specialized in selling as much sizzle as possible while delivering the absolute minimum of steak, the Indonesian version of same was marked by a commitment to entertain that was almost poignant in its sincerity — even though that commitment was typically made good upon by way of boatloads of frenetic violence and nauseating gore.
We here at Teleport City are no strangers to sword and sorcery films, and chances are, if you are here reading this, neither are you. In the 1980s, when I was going through my formative years and had a friend with satellite TV (back when that meant you had a huge NASA sized satellite in your back yard), I don't think there was any genre we loved more. That's because the sword and sorcery movies of the 1980s are perhaps the purest distillation of a ten-year-old boy's mind that a ten-year-old boy could ever hope for. Yes, yes, I know. Ten year old boys were too young to watch such filth. We were also too young to read Heavy Metal magazine, know who Sylvia Kristel was, and have opinions about the best Playmates. Get with the times, ya squares. Sword and sorcery movies were great because not only could you stay up late and watch the R-rated ones, but even the PG ones were full of everything we wanted: monsters, gore, and big-boobed chicks wearing tiny fur bikinis, if they were wearing anything at all. And if that represents the purest distillation of a ten-year-old boy's mind, then the movie Sorceress represents a sort of cask strength version of that particular spirit. Because Sorceress asks the question, "Sure, what if you had all that, but also the heroes are hot, naked twins?"
High Road to China
Some time back in the mid-1800s, I attended college. It was there that, while otherwise ensconced deep within the confines of the school of journalism (believe it or not) — where we all smelled of acrid ink, Dektol, stale coffee, and cigarettes — that I also began to refine my taste in the cinema. As part of that pursuit, on the rare days when we were allowed to leave the confines of Weimer Hall (which, if nothing else, had a lovely indoor courtyard and terrarium), I enrolled in a few film classes. Nothing too advanced that semester. An intro to film theories thing, and something about film noir with a professor who used to hop up onto his desk and do suggestive interpretive dances to the music of In a Lonely Place.
Zombie Lake
My viewing of Zombie Lake was one of those events that lead you to question everything in your life that has lead up to it. I wouldn't necessarily say that it was a "where did I go wrong" moment, because many of the choices that brought me to it couldn't in themselves be considered mistakes. Nonetheless, when you get to the point where you see watching Zombie Lake as some kind of solemn obligation, it's a circumstance that bares some investigation. And I would be lying if I didn't admit that, amidst all the questioning of how and why, I also found myself asking if there was not some way that all of this could have been avoided.
GI Joe: The Movie
Back in October of 2003, when I was still gainfully employed as a writer at Toyfare magazine, I was given the following assignment: using my vast and shameful knowledge of things both Transformer and GI Joe, I was to write an article, using a series of pre-determined questions and criteria, pitting the two iconic toy lines against each other in a battle for overall supremacy. Hey, it's the sort of things we did back then as grown men and women. I can't say I went into the article without some degree of personal bias. I had a huge GI Joe collection when I was in middle school. My Transformers collection was OK, but GI Joe is where all my time and money went — partly because there was so much more you could buy, and partly because collecting GI Joe figures was a lot easier on a lawn mowing allowance than collecting the much pricier Transformers figures. And for a kid with a big, wooded back yard, the potential play value of GI Joe was considerably more substantial — and yes, I was eleven years old; I played with my GI Joes.


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The Sports Pavilion next to Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus is festooned with two telling artifacts--an advertisement for Slumberland sleep mattresses and the massive "Ms" logo that someone came up with in the '80s as a way to artfully distinguish the women's athletic program from the men's. But to do so, all anyone had to do was compare the two facilities: If Williams is the Barn, the Pavilion is a shack. The Pavilion is where the Gophers women's basketball team played, and belonged, for 10 years. Fittingly, their last full year in the building was 2000-2001--Lindsay Whalen's freshman season.
Whalen's initiation was as dour as they come: one Big Ten victory, no postseason play, and a coach, Cheryl Littlejohn, who was fired for rules violations that brought the program sanctions, stripped scholarships, and to the brink of the NCAA death penalty. Not to mention some of the loneliest sounds known to any basketball player or fan during a game--the thump-thump of a ball bouncing, the squeak-squeak of shoes cutting, the echo-echo of coaches' instructions and players' grunts careening through a nearly empty gym.
"Sometimes we'd have a couple hundred people in there," says Whalen before practice last month, sitting in the team's film room located between the Pavilion and Williams. "We'd run out to the song, 'Who Let the Dogs Out?' And you just remember this quiet, dull cheer: 'Who...let the...dogs out?' It was like the most somber group of people ever assembled. It was seriously like a funeral. Plus there was the fact that it was a group of girls running out to 'Who Let the Dogs Out?' It just all didn't make sense."
Fast-forward to November 22 of this, Whalen's senior year. Opening night. The Gophers are about to play Southern (Louisiana) University in the first game of the Subway Classic at Williams, their home for the last two seasons. After two consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament--including a run to the Sweet Sixteen last year--expectations are high. The team is ranked 13th nationally (and will jump to 7th two weeks later; the highest in school history), and has set attendance records (including the 13,117 who saw the Gophers beat defending Big Ten champions Purdue in January) at Williams, where the opening round of the NCAA tournament will be held in March.
Sitting in the locker room before the Southern game, coach Pam Borton tells Whalen, "This is your last first home game of the season. Make it your best one."
She does, by the numbers (27 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists) and by the sort of artistry that doesn't make the box score. Seven minutes into the first half, already a blowout, with the Gophers up 11-1, Whalen streaks downcourt on a fast break with freshman guard Kelly Roysland on her left wing and a defender between them. Whalen's clipped ponytail bobs with ballerina primness, while a single wisp of hair flutters rebelliously from her headband. In one motion, Whalen--or "Deejay Wha, she spins the rhymes and drops the dimes," as she's been known to boast about her passing prowess--bolts at the hoop, freezes the defender, and flips a perfect behind-the-back pass to Roysland, who gets fouled but misses the layup. The crowd of 5,000 squeals and gives Whalen a standing ovation that acknowledges her creativity, tenacity, and the wondrous, ongoing serendipity of her presence in maroon and gold.
Some day this spring, most likely on a basketball court far away from the permanently popcorn-singed comfort of the Barn, Whalen's Gopher career will come to an end in a saline gushing of sweat and tears. The sweat will be from one last hard-fought game. The tears, win or lose, from Whalen and her followers, will stem from the fact that this kid from Hutchinson, Minnesota, won't be lighting up the cold winter nights on the East Bank anymore.
Sooner than later, a banner with Whalen's picture will hang from the Williams Arena rafters, joining fellow women's basketball pioneers Laura Coenen and Carol Ann Shudlick. But until that happens, every time Whalen is taken out of a game, every time she goes to the bench, slaps five with her teammates and sits down, the ovations will shower down on her with a discernible bittersweetness, as if everybody in the Barn recognizes that one of these nights she'll be gone forever.
Gone will be the army of young girls in high school basketball uniforms, who line the entrance to the mythical raised court at Williams and wait for her high five, shrieking, "I touched her!" when they get it. Gone will be the young boys who thought girls couldn't play basketball until they saw her do her thing, and who now hang around after games to ask for her autograph. Gone for Whalen will be the cheerleaders, the band, the old, young, straight, and gay fans, the families, the Minnesota rouser, Goldy Gopher, and the national anthem. But fans will always have the memories of Whalen herself, who came to Minnesota in 2000 with little fanfare, and who will graduate next fall with a sports management degree, and undoubtedly be a top pick in the WNBA draft next year.


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"Truth has no special time of its own. Its hour is now - always." - Albert Schweitzer
Me: BW - Him: 200+ # tumor removed 7/09
DS - 31 - Yikes!
My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.
"If you carry joy in your heart, you can heal any moment."
- Carlos Santana
Is that a satellite camera on your roof or are you just happy to see me?
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Scheana Marie Loves John Mayer, Attentionby Free Britney at . Comments
In recent weeks, speculation has grown that John Mayer has moved on from his relationship with Jen Aniston by enjoying his new plaything Scheana Marie.
While the rock star has been quiet on the topic - except to deny he's with anyone - Scheana Marie has been quite willing to discuss their relationship.
In an interview with YoungHollywood.com, she explains that she first met John about a year ago while working at an event he attended with Aniston.
"She told me how pretty I was," the aspiring actress, whose full name is Scheana Marie Jancan, recalls. "She was sooo sweet. We all had some drinks."
It was only a few weeks ago, says Scheana, after his latest split from Jennifer Aniston, that she and the douchebag rekindled their "friendship."
"We were both going through a breakup at the same time," says the 24-year-old former Hawaiian Tropic model. "No one's cheating on anyone."
Does that mean that John and Scheana are a couple?
"He's not my boyfriend," clarifies Scheana Marie.
"We're hangin' out... You can leave it to your imagination."
Okay, whatever that means.
While she sort of denies any romance, Scheana Marie Jancan is open about the things she loves about John Mayer. And oh, how wonderful he is.
"I love his personality... he's funny... He can be, like, a dork," she says. "He's very considerate of other people."
Scheana also reveals that she and John often text each other and that these little messages brighten up her day... but they're not dating, people.
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Hmm so i met this girl a while ago and just realized this was her...shes actually really sweet and probably just got caught in the wrong light. dunno only met her a few times...who knows. but she seemed nice enough!
OMG. Wow, what a fame whore. I hope he's learning his lesson about sleeping around with slutty, attention-hungry dumb LA girls. I hate to say it, but for once, Perez was right.
She sounds uneducated! What a media whore. RUN JOHN RUN. This girl never shuts up. An aspiring actress that is desperately trying to get her name out there.


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Maintaining my independence has become the main goal for my day to day emotional and physical well being. Here are things I use and do regularly.
1. Wearing prism glasses have eliminated the double vision I experience.
The glasses are for long distance vision and driving at night. What a difference. They look like regular glasses. What a God-send!!
2. I went both camping and rafting this year. Using two walking poles
gave me security on uneven ground and freedom to go places I might not have tried.
3. Exercise M-W-F in a one hour class using weights to maintain muscle strength, toning and balance. I strongly recommend Yoga for flexibility and balance.
4. I find using my treadmill for 20 minutes a session keeps my legs and
Brain talking to each other…which is a very good thing.
5. I take 600 mg of CoQ10 every morning (Dr. Perlman's
Recommendation). That has definitely restored my energy level. I am
Not fighting fatigue as I used to. My speech is also clearer more of
Time. I wish I could report my balance is improved as well.
6. QUANTUM NEUROLOGY is something new I have been trying for
about six weeks. I meet with a specially trained Chiropractor in the
Bay Area. We all have 12 cranial nerves in our body. He does motor-
sensory stimulation of the cranial nerves. He is helping my brain to
create new neural pathways from my brain to my muscles. It's about
stimulation and communication using motor testing. I am seeing big
improvements in my gait, and the stiffness in my legs. I started out
going twice a week. Now I am trying once a week, Time will tell
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The IOC Fires Starting Gun On Race for the 2016 Olympics
Today the International Olympic Committee (IOC) opened the race for hosting the 2016 Olympic Games by inviting the 203 member nations to submit nominations and by releasing a detailed 98-page document with instructions, bidding rules, dates and an extensive questionnaire.
Potential bidders have until September 13, 2007 to submit their intentions to the IOC which must be followed by a signature on the bid rule sheet and an application fee of USD$150,000 before October 1, 2007. The bid questionnaire must be completed by January 14, 2008 - it will be used by the IOC Executive Board to select a short list of candidates in June 2008.
Candidates will be required to pay an additional fee of USD$500,000 and will then produce a detailed bid proposal that must be delivered to the IOC by February 12, 2009. Finally, the election will take place at the 121st IOC Session in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 2, 2009.
Applicants that are already preparing for their bids are asked not to use thier official logo any time before July 9, 2007 - after the 2014 Olympic Winter Games Bid election in Guatemala. As in past bids, applicants may not use the Olympic rings on their emblems and must include a graphical image with the city name, year and the words "applicant city". Once accepted to the short list they may include the rings and replace the word "applicant" with "candidate".
Bids may not start any international marketing campaing until they have been selected to the short list.
Several cities have already declared their intention to bid including Tokyo, Chicago, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Madrid and Monterrey Mexico.
Full schedule and details can be found on the GamesBids.com 2016 page.
You can download the IOC Candidature Acceptance Procedure in PDF format by clicking this link. Write or read comments about this article
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Rocky Mountain horses for sale at Cedar Grove Farm are shown below. Many of our horses are double and triple registered, so that we also have Kentucky Mountain horses for sale as well as Mountain Pleasure horses for sale. The overwhelming majority of our horses are placed with individuals looking for calm, smooth gaited, experienced trail horses. Although we have additional horses, they may not be available for sale at this time and are not shown on this page. All of our Rocky Mountain horses for sale were born here at our farm, imprinted at birth, and handled daily until two years of age using natural horsemanship methods to build trust and confidence. When initially started under saddle they are given lots of ground work such as flexing, bending, disengaging fore and hindquarters, desensitizing, obstacles, and short trail walks. At the end of their second year we begin work on gait for brief periods. It is in their third year that we focus on gait and extensive trail riding. We believe our approach provides the young horse with a more favorable opportunity to develop into a healthy, calm, trustworthy, smooth riding, willing, experienced trail horse and faithful companion for many years of trail riding enjoyment. For contact information for the Rocky Mountain Horse Association, Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse Association, and Mountain Pleasure Horse Association, click on the above or visit our links page.
Visit our blog, CGF Rockies, for the latest activities, photos, and videos about our farm and our Rocky Mountain, Kentucky Mountain, and Mountain Pleasure horses.
Please click on the photo for a larger version, more details, and a slide show and/or video of each horse.
CGF Nick's Son
5 y/o Gelding, 14-3 hands
Born: 6-16-09
Dam: Adam's Sara Jane (RMHA, KMSHA) by Kelly's Champ by Sewell's Sam by Tobe
Sire: Nick (RMHA, KMSHA) (Clemon's Tim by Tobe)
Silver black (chocolate) with flax M/T, left hind sock
Certified: Rocky Mountain
Pedigree: (click here)
Price: $7,500
Video: August 2013 September 2014
CGF Absolutely After Dark
6 y/o Gelding, 15 hands
Black w/small star
Dam: Nicole (Jock by Son of Yankee by Yankee by Tobe)
Certified: Rocky Mountain
Pedigree: (click here)
Price: $7,500
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Your kids bookbag,
Or back packs if you will. What do they use? Do you purchase a new one every year, do you buy a more expensive durable to last some time? what is your maximum year usage for them?
I only ask this because My oldest is going to 6th grade this year, he will be in middle school for the next 3 years. Normally for elementary school I let them get a new one yearly, we would go to kmart or walmart and let them pick one out. now last year they reused the one from the year before, they were out of caricature ones and they worked well. I decided to get my middle schooler a Jansport, I used one in middle school and highschool and they held up well. My sil ended up going and getting it for him instead,saved me some $$ woohoo LOL. She got it onsale for $30 and its a really nice one.
As a kid, we got new every year!
I this the one that has a life time warranty on it ?
I always got a new one every year..So my kids do...Even my homeschoolers will get a backpack for when we school at the park...
I believe Jansports do.
Quoting brownhoney21:
I this the one that has a life time warranty on it ?
After my oldest went through 8 of the cheap walmart/target/Disney store backpacks in Kindergarten. I bought both kids adidas backpacks, lifetime warranties. Yeah they were $45 a pop, but they're 3 yrs old now and still look brand new. Money WELL spent.


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Most colleges try to recruit students with promises of preparing them for a productive, worthwhile and profitable future. They boast about eye-opening possibilities to learn about all sorts of fields or study abroad in a challenging yet safe environment.
But based on this billboard at the intersection of Bardstown Road and Dorothy Ave., Louisville's Ballarmine University's taking a different approach. Why set your sights on the world when there are backyard games of cornhole to be played? Slackers seeking to dominate at beanbag toss, of course, still pay tuition.
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November 26, 2014
A judge ruled their was enough evidence to send Michael Durkee to trial. His 15-year-old accuser testified at his preliminary hearing in Marathon County Court.
The alleged victim told the court she had sex with Michael at his trailer at the Wildlife Campground the night his fiancé Deanna Zuleger Scantlin disappeared.
The girl says they had sex five more times in the weeks following Deanna's disappearance.
His brother, Mitch Durkee, is also accused of having sex with the 15-year-old the night Deanna disappeared. Mitch did not have a lawyer, and his preliminary hearing has been postponed.
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"I know what they've done! They've shot that beginning here, themselves. They've cut the picture to pieces!"Sometimes when works are translated elsewhere, major changes are made to it, from the scripts to editing the footage. The usual reason is to make it more accessible to the audience for the localization, but avoiding Values Dissonance is also a common reason, as is not offending local Moral Guardians. Another reason is that syndication rules in the U.S. require 65 episodes (until perhaps recently), and that is rare in other countries' shows save for Long Runners, so the best solution was cutting and pasting more than one series together to sell them as one series. And of course, sometimes things are just cut to make more room for commercials. Common methods include:
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Pahoa House Rental Photos and Description
Hale Pueo is a well-appointed comfortable family home with all the amenities you need (3 beds, 2 baths, large lanais) in a location that is secluded and private but still close to everything.
Hale Pueo (House of the Owl)
Step into this well-appointed vacation rental and you will feel the love and care the owners have put into their home. If you're looking for a relaxing and peaceful spot to call your home base as you explore all the wonders of the east side of Big Island, Hale Pueo is the place to be. Located near the end of a dead-end street in a quiet, safe neighborhood you will find everything you need…just like being at home. There's even an avocado tree that you can pick fresh avos (in season).
The large master bedroom with gorgeous ensuite tiled bathroom opens out onto a beautiful, private lanai that spans the length of the house. Great for spending your evenings relaxing with a glass of wine and enjoying the foliage and night sounds.
There is another bedroom on the main floor and a large bathroom with tub and shower. Kitchen and dining area are open and comfy with a sitting area in one corner that is perfect for curling up with a book. The island in the kitchen has a bar on one side making it easy to chat with whoever is in the kitchen.
The upstairs is an open loft space with a bed and comfortable living area with couch and TV. It also opens out to an upper lanai surrounded by tropical plants and birds. Ahhhh yes, greet the morning sun with your fresh brewed coffee as you hear the world come alive.
Just about a 20 minute drive from Hale Pueo, you can explore the famous Red Road - hot ponds, tide pools, surfing, fishing and black sand beach. Going the other way, you are 45 minutes from historic Hilo town or Volcano National Park.
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In the midst of this economic downturn, I find myself wondering how employees are faring these days. Just how badly are employees being affected by business cutbacks? Are employees still getting rewarded for jobs well done? It makes me wonder just how far the horrible state of the economy reaches and who's feeling the effects. Afterall, the quality of your employee's work shouldn't have changed but are they still receiving recognition when they go above and beyond?
I think rewarding employees is a great motivational tool. Even though your business may currently be suffering some setbacks, you want your employees to remain inspired and eager to push your business ahead. As Tim Berry suggests in his recent U.S. News & World Report article, "give a specific individual award or bonus quickly, right then. Don't wait." I can definitely agree with Tim that employees respond better when rewarded quickly for their efforts. Will you be rewarding your employees this year? If so, what is your reward procedure for a job well done?


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Stevie Ray Vaughan, bluesman, guitarist, and legend, was only 35 at the time of his death, but in his brief lifetime he managed to revitalize the blues, influence a generation of guitarists, and produce a phenomenal body of work. His story is told here in Guitar World Presents Stevie Ray Vaughan, a newly updated and expanded collection of articles about the great guitarist from the pages of Guitar World magazine. This deluxe volume features probing interviews held over the years with Stevie Ray, instructional material, a complete discography of his recorded works, and loving reminiscences by his fellow musicians. Guitar World Presents Stevie Ray Vaughan is an essential tribute to the great fallen guitar hero of our generation.
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Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
YES! This pic has some authentic bird poop on it :-) And it's another one for my 'Urban Roffa' project! ..... PS: 'Roffa' = 'Rotterdam'
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Kara Pernice is the Managing Director at Nielsen Norman Group. Pernice uniquely combines her 20-plus years of research knowledge with her design experience and business education to help organizations derive interfaces which are usable, useful, and surpass business goals. Pernice is accomplished at evaluating any design situation to determine or craft the most fitting research method, conduct or lead the research, observe and analyze user behavior, and convert this analysis into outstanding design. Pernice has led hundreds of intercontinental research studies, and is expert in many usability methods. Read more about Kara
Quicklinks: Bad Label or Indicative of Usability Issues
September 1, 2014
A Quicklinks UI component often surfaces as a poor fix for addressing findability and discoverability issues on intranets. Acting as a catch-all for different types of links causes a separate set of issues. And Quicklinks is always a vague label.
First UX Certificate Awarded to London Usability Week Attendee
August 17, 2014
The UX Certification program is a new addition to Nielsen Norman Group's training and research offerings. First launching in August, 2014, training with exams can boost UX knowledge and professional credibility. Ian Thompson, IT Solutions for the West Sussex County Council in Chichester, UK was the first person to be certified by NN/g, have participated in 5 full-day courses and passing exams, one for each course.
Intranet Portals are the Hub of the Enterprise Universe
June 29, 2014
Enterprise portals today drive usage with helpful applications, soar with role-based personalization, and employ a variety of user research methods, but lag in mobile optimization.
Radio Buttons: Select One by Default or Leave All Unselected?
June 1, 2014
Select a single radio button by default in most cases. Reasons to deviate or not: expedite tasks, the power of suggestion, user expectations, safety nets.
Really Break Grammar Rules on Websites: Part Two
April 1, 2014
Deviating from old writing guidelines makes digital content seem very fresh!!
Responsive Design and Intranets and Importance of Content Prioritization
March 23, 2014
Two winning intranets—triptic and Abt Associates—use responsive design, prioritize their content, and employ elegant navigation to accommodate and optimize for multiple devices.


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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Italfoods, Inc. 16-Nov-01
Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
San Francisco District
1431 Harbor Bay Parkway
Alameda. CA 94502-7070
Telephone: 510-337-6700
November 16, 2001
Our Reference: 2955797
Walter J. Guerra, President
Italfoods, Inc.
205 Shaw Road
South San Francisco, California 94080
Dear Mr. Guerra:
We inspected your seafood firm on October2, 16, 17, 19, and 22, 2001. We conducted this inspection to determine your compliance with FDA?s seafood processing regulations, 21 Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR 123) and the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) requirements We found that your firm has serious HACCP for foods (21 CFR 110).
We found that your firm has serious HACCP deficiencies. These deficiencies cause your canned or bottled Tuna in Oil and refrigerated vacuum packaged Smoked Salmon to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), in that the fish have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions, whereby they may be rendered injurious to health. We listed the HACCP deficiencies on a Form FDA 483 and discussed them with you at the conclusion of the inspection. Your serious HACCP violations are as follows:
1. You must have product specifications that are designed to ensure that fish and fishery products you import are not injurious to health to comply with 21 CFR 123. 12(a)(2)(i). However, your firm does not have product specifications for the following:
(a) Canned or bottled Tuna Packed in Oil (form [redacted] to ensure control of the food safety hazard of histamine formation as a result of time/temperature abuse of the product.
(b) Refrigerated vacuum packaged Smoked Salmon (from [redacted] control of the food safety hazard of pathogen growth and toxin formation, specifically Clostridium botulinum toxin, as a result of time/temperature abuse of the product.
2. You must implement an affirmative step, which ensures that the fish and fishery products you import are processed in accordance with the seafood HACCP regulation, to comply with 21 CFR 123. 12(a)(2)(ii). However, your firm did not perform an affirmative step for:
- Tuna Packed in Oil manufactured by [redacted] (shipped by [redacted] in [redacted]
- Smoked salmon manufactured by [redacted] in [redacted]
The above-identified deviations are not intended to be an inclusive list of deficiencies at your facility. It is your responsibility to ensure that all seafood products distributed by your firm are in compliance with the Federal Food, Drug, and cosmetic Act and all requirements of the federal regulations.
You must immediately take appropriate steps to correct these deviations. We may initiate regulatory action without further notice if you do not correct the deviations:
Regulatory action may include seizure and/or injunction. In addition, we may detain your imported seafood products without physical examination.
Please respond in writing within fifteen (15) working days of receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you are doing to correct these violations. Your response should include copies of any available documentation demonstrating that corrections have been made. If you cannot complete all the corrections before you respond, we expect that you will explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining violations.
Please send your reply to the Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Erlinda N. Figueroa, Compliance Officer, 1431 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, California 94502-7070. If you have questions regarding any issue in this letter, please contact Ms. Figueroa at (510) 337-6795.Sincerely,
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Lee dispatch center earns international accreditation
The Lee County Emergency Dispatch Center, Lee Control, earned an international accreditation putting it among only 22 emergency fire dispatch centers of excellence in the world.
Earning the accreditation is voluntary and is determined by the The International Academies of Emergency Dispatch, a nonprofit organization that promotes safe and effective emergency dispatch services worldwide. Earning it requires proper system oversight, fire administration control and quality improvements, careful compliance with the Fire Priority Dispatch System and certification for all emergency call-takers and fire dispatchers, according to a news release.
"I am so proud of our staff for their dedication and contributions to the safety of our residents and visitors of Lee County," said Public Safety Telecommunications Program Manager Chief Tina M. Taviano. "Call takers and dispatchers are the 'first' first responders and provide an invaluable service to our community."
In 2009, Lee Control also became one of only 116 internationally accredited dispatch centers for emergency medical calls, according to the news release. Last year, Lee Control processed more than 222,000 calls that resulted in nearly 81,000 EMS dispatches and nearly 80,000 fire district dispatches, according to the news release.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday apartment in Nohfelden
The 110 sqm newly renovated apartment is on the 1st And floor of our house is for 2-6 persons.
*** Non smoking and self-catering ***
The apartment with separate entrance, has 5 rooms and a large kitchen, a spacious bathroom with bath + shower and a separate toilet.
Eat-in kitchen with sitting area. The kitchenette is equipped with an electric cooker with ceramic hob and oven, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, electric kettle, toaster and coffee maker. Also, the kitchen is equipped with dishes, glasses, pots, pans and a high chair.
A separate dining room for up to 6 people.
Kitchen and dining room are fully equipped for 6 people.
Living room with comfortable Rundeckcouch - present is a satellite TV, DVD player, a stereo system and a library for young and old.
One bedroom with a double bed 180x200 cm and a large mirror.
Two bedrooms, each with two single beds 90x200 cm. In each bedroom there is a wardrobe. Bedding provided
Baby cot available.
Bed linen, towels and tea towels are included.
Lockable garage available.
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Free wireless internet (Wi-Fi).
In our house nicely planted garden (1000sqm), you can barbecue, or just hang out and relax.
Barbecue and garden furniture.
Here you can relax by our Sankt Wendel on the evening of your exploration.
Everything you need for a carefree stay, is ready for you.
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Shalom Project seeks Circle participants
Share The Shalom Project is seeking new applicants for its Circles Initiative through July 15. Circles Winston-Salem (Circles WS) is an empowerment program designed to help individuals rise out of generational poverty. Circle Leaders areRead More »
Black lawmakers target poverty
Share (pictured above: Panelists (from left): John Gladman, Margaret Elliott, Minister Alvin Carlisle and Karen McNeil-Miller.) Five decades after President Lyndon Johnson declared War on Poverty, the issue still plagues Winston-Salem and communities across theRead More »
Dungy talks bottom-up leadership approach
Share (pictured above: Tony Dungy greets Wake Forest students during his visit to the campus last week.) Tony Dungy shared the trials and triumphs of his storied NFL coaching career at Wake Forest University lastRead More »
School hopes for voucher onslaught
Share As the debate about the viability, fairness and effectiveness of a state-supported school voucher plan rages, at least one local private school is preparing to welcome what it hopes will be an influxRead More »
Mount Olive alters its name
Share Mount Olive College President Philip P. Kerstetter announced recently that the College will officially become the University of Mount Olive on Jan. 1. The name change was recommended by the administration and approvedRead More »
Editorial: Moral Mirror Held Up Again
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Spreading the Blessings
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Attention swiftly turned to Saturday's clash with Aston Villa when ManUtd.com's podcast panel assembled at Old Trafford this week, less than 48 hours after the derby disappointment.
ManUtd.com journalists Adam Bostock and Adam Marshall joined MUTV's Helen Evans in the studio to preview the weekend's action as David Moyes' men seek to bounce back from Tuesday's defeat to City.
The trio also look slightly further ahead to the Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich and discuss whether the Reds can be buoyed for that big game by a victory over Villa.
Another voice on this week's podcast is Ashley Young, representing the squad and speaking as a player who's served both of Saturday's teams of course.
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Yes, I know, it's my fault.
Even Sione Fisi'iahi's brother, told us I was stupid because I paid the full amount in advance. That's some nerve, isn't it? It's my fault, not theirs. It's not just us, though. We know of one other family they have done this to, and I am sure there are more.
Fifteen months ago, in June, 2012, Sione approached my wife and I in our yard at home in San Ramon and offered to perform landscaping and concrete work for us. He was quick to share his faith, his affiliation with LDS Church in Oakland, and told us stories about his relatives performing mission work.
Sione initially offered to remove a tree for us, then offered to replace a section of uneven walkway. Within an hour, his crew was breaking the sidewalk concrete while Sione aggressively pursued adding on additional work until we had agreed to pay $10,000 to install a retaining wall, replace a patio, install a sprinkler system, and remove the tree. We paid him $3,000 in advance.
For a week or two after that, he oversaw a substantial amount of work in our yard. We fed them meals and brought them an ice chest with ice and cold drinks. I bought gas for one of their cars. Every second day, Sione pleaded with me for more money. He had underbid, he needed money to buy supplies for us, on and on. We are not wealthy. That was a painful investment for us, based on dreams we hoped were coming true. Less than two weeks into the work, I gave him the last of the money. He showed up two more times in June, and we've never seen him since. Family members have returned on occasion to work for an hour or two, but Sione himself never came back.
The quality of the work so far is okay. Not good, but okay. It actually started out good, then got worse with time. Lots of chipped bullnose bricks, cracked/broken hollow blocks, and lower quality flagstone.
Getting them to work since last year is almost impossible. The job was originally promised to take two weeks. It's now been fifteen months and there is no end in sight. They tell so many lies that anything said is taken to be false. My marriage has been strained, we can't use our back yard, and our savings was emptied.
Sometimes they brought Mexican laborers with them, and they don't pay them every time. I know one, David Hernandez, of Oakland, was paid 25% of what he was owed for a week of work here at my house in San Ramon. I feel strongly he's not the only one. If I saw a Mexican laborer here one week, I'd never see him again. This matter alone weighs heavily on my spirit.
Suli asked me for $250 to install a drain in the back yard. I paid him and he disappeared that day for months, without doing the work. Sione Tavaki did finally finish that work. However, Tavaki then asked me for $350 to repair a building mistake they made (See photo below). I said, fine, and paid. He immediately removed the bad hollow blocks, but went home that day and never came back to finish the job. This is called fraud, and it's illegal. We're not talking civil complaint here, this is a criminal act.
If nothing is done, my final efforts will be to try to prevent this from happening to anyone else in San Ramon. This will include reporting Sione for not paying workers, also for not paying worker compensation insurance, also for working as an unlicensed contractor.