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AE: Since you mentioned Dana, what did you two think of her being killed off, and the end of that relationship?
LH: Well of course we — Kate and I — were best friends with her [Erin Daniels], and still are.
KM: We were devastated.
LH: Actually, when Erin called me I thought she was kidding. Because we had this joke about who's getting fired at the end of every season. And then she said: "It happened. They're killing me."
KM: When she told me, I told her that I thought it sounded like such a great story point, and then [laughs] I kinda realized what it actually meant. I thought, that's OK, you'll get to do a great death scene.
LH: Yeah, but I get their point, I get what they were trying to say. Because if they had killed a character that people didn't necessarily love, it wouldn't have had as big of an impact. And that happens in life. You can be shocked by the people who terrible things happen to sometimes.
KM: On a personal level, because we shoot where we shoot and we only have each other, we hated it. We were so upset because that was our good friend.
LH: We still do. We still say, "God I miss Erin!"
KM: We do. We say that every year since she left, we always say how much we miss her. She was an original. She's Erin, she's the one and only. That's one of the greatest girls in the world.
AE: You've both played very different relationships — Tasha and Alice versus Dana and Alice, then Shane and Carmen versus Paige and Shane — did you have a favorite?
LH: I don't really have a favorite. Obviously I loved working with Erin so much, but I love working with Rose so much. I think of the characters, and I think that Alice and Dana were better together, and when I look at Tasha and Alice, it doesn't really make sense to me a lot. So I look at it from that point of view.
KM: [with sarcasm] I thought the Shane and Paige relationship really popped [laughs].
No, I mean I spent more time with Sarah and I got to know Sarah very, very well. And her and I worked really well together. And the Paige thing … I understand why Ilene would create that story line. I think it's like one of those things that happens in your life that's just a middle ground stopping point before you carry on to the things that are really important. I knew from the beginning —
LH: You guys weren't gonna walk into the sunset together.
KM: Yeah, we were never gonna walk into the sunset, and I knew it. It was obvious. So I'd have to say Carmen, only because I got to know Sarah over two years and she was so much fun.
AE: You guys had a lot of chemistry.
KM: It's so funny because Sarah and I … we got along really well on set, but we never hung out off set. She was always doing her thing —
LH: Working out her butt [laughs].
KM: She was working out her butt or she was with her boyfriend. So when we came on set we just worked well, and I think it's because we both liked to get through the day pretty quickly. We used to say, "Don't f— up!" "No, you don't f— up!" Because we both have flights to catch back to L.A. So let's go!
AE: [to Hailey] You were saying that the Alice and Tasha relationship didn't make as much sense to you. What do you mean by that?
LH: Well, I think at the beginning the whole opposites attract idea was great because that does happen and it's pretty fascinating. But then there's a point where it can take a dark turn, and it's like maybe our differences are getting in the way and it doesn't work out so well.
So I still want Alice to find the perfect girl for her ever since Dana died. I'm looking for that. [to Kate] What do you think? Is there a chance this year?
KM: With you? We'll see. I don't know yet. I like the idea, but I'm not 100 percent sold on it.
AE: You say "the perfect girl." In the first couple of seasons, Alice's bisexuality was emphasized much more —
LH: Is she bisexual? I didn't remember that! [laughs]
AE: But now, you think she's looking for a girl?
LH: Yeah, I think so. But you know, it's not up to me if they don't wanna play the guy thing. I can't help that. Maybe that perfect guy would be out there, you never know. I just kinda forgot about that. I've been trained to forget [laughs].
AE: Well, they had your character take that turn, then Tina —
LH: Right, and Alice didn't like watching that.
KM: What did Tina do?
LH: With Henry …
AE: And there's still a huge contingency that want Tina back with Bette, no matter what.
LH: Ya think?
KM: What do they call them? T Bette-ers?
LH: Ti-Bette-ers.
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Mead on 50th Anniversary Short Story
In the video below author Richelle Mead speaks about her upcoming short story for the 50th anniversary featuring the Sixth Doctor.
As previously reported, 'Something Borrowed' is the sixth in a series of eleven ebook short stories each based on one of the Eleven Doctors.
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A wedding on the planet Koturia turns out to be a far more dangerous proposition than the Sixth Doctor and Peri ever expected. It marks the return of a formidable old foe whose genius matches the Doctor's. Can the Doctor outwit this villain, save Peri and stop the wedding in time?
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Well, I think in this episode people will finally be able to see how Karent operates! She acts nice and innocent when you first meet her, but it takes time to see how gossipy she can be. Let's just call it like it is -- she caused every fight in this episode by going around like a gossiping spinster who likes to meddle in everyone's business. Last week she got into Alexia's business, this week she is messing with Marysol and Joanna. But I'm done talking about her, since, as you can see, she doesn't get it and will never change. So I rest my case here.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Quincy Jones says he has co-created the music version of Rosetta Stone.
The 79-year-old composer-producer launched a new music education application Tuesday called Playground Sessions, which teaches users how to play the piano. He said the app will help children and adults learn how to read music and understand the mechanics of piano playing.
There's "such a need for this," Jones said in an interview last week. "The concept is brand-new. I have been praying for this for a long time. It has a learning concept similar to Rosetta Stone. I'm blown away by this."
Playground Sessions is a musical app with real-time feedback and video tutorials from pianist David Sides. It features about 70 popular songs by Beyonce and Justin Bieber, and well-known tunes like Katy Perry's "Firework" and Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York."
Jones, who produced Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and other successful albums, hopes Playground Sessions will have an impact on music education programs in schools around the world. One of first schools that will use the app is Jones' alma mater, Garfield High School in Seattle.
"Our kids in this country know less than any other country," Jones said of music education in the United States. "We need something like Playground Sessions to push us forward."
Chris Vance, who co-created the app and founded Playground Sessions, got together with Jones more than a year ago after working alone on the application for three years. He said Jones immediately saw a vision for the product and wanted to make learning music a fun experience.
Vance also said Sides was an easy pick when he was selecting a pianist for the project. Jones calls Sides a very talented piano player who has an engaging personality.
"I wish I had someone like him teaching me how to play the piano," Jones said of Sides, known for his popular piano covers on YouTube, including his rendition of OneRepublic's "Apologize," which has garnered more than 10 million views.
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You'll be surprised how much of Amsterdam you can see in just 24 hours. Arm yourself with comfortable shoes a good map (and perhaps the I amsterdam City Guide app), and get ready for an adventure! Here's a selection of tips for what to see and do in a single day in Amsterdam.
A quick canal cruise is one of the best ways to acquaint yourself with the city. During your trip, you can also jot down a few places that you might want to visit later. A few of the most notable canal cruise operators include Lovers, Canal and Holland International.
Dive into Amsterdam's cultural scene and explore one of its most popular museums, like the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum or Anne Frank House.
Rest your tired feet and fill up on a hearty sandwich, soup or salad at a conveniently-located lunch spot, such as Gartine (Taksteeg 7), De Bakkerswinkel (multiple locations), Le Pain Quotidien (multiple locations) or Klavertje 4 (Utrechtsestraat 69).
Wander through one of Amsterdam's many shopping areas to mingle with the locals, pick up designer duds, admire delightful boutiques or stock up on unusual treats:
If shopping isn't your thing, you might want to stop by one of Amsterdam's unusual museums or canal house museums for an extra dose of culture.
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By now your stomach must be growling. Sit down for a satisfying dinner at one of Amsterdam's many restaurants like Haesje Claes (traditional Dutch), Loetje (steak; Johannes Vermeerstraat 52), The College Hotel (fine dining run by students) or Blue Pepper (upscale Indonesian).
If you've still got energy to spare, treat yourself to a night out! Amsterdam has an amazing variety of bars and clubs, but if you'd prefer a concert, play or dance performance, visit the Last Minute Ticket Shop (open daily 10:00 – 17:00) and spontaneously pick a show at up to 50% off.
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In a very official statement, the White House has welcomed the newest member of the first family: Sunny.
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Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, celebrated his birthday yesterday (August 4), and boy, did he do it with style!
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The POTUS, Barack Obama, and his FLOTUS, Michelle Obama, were named the World's Most Powerful Couple by Forbes. No surprise there, but they were joined on the list by a slew of celebrity pairings as well.
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Saturday night (April 27) was the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, which hosted many important faces in the political sphere, as well as celebrities ... and the cast of 'Duck Dynasty.' (No, we're not sure how that happened either.)
This year, the star-studded event was headlined by Conan O'Brien, who had the distinction of leading the event once before in 1995 for President Bill Clinton. And of course President Barack Obama tried out his own hand at stand-up, too.
The annual White House Correspondents' dinner took place this past weekend, and it was a delight. We honestly think it was probably the best performance at one of these dinners since Stephen Colbert roasted George W. Bush right in front of him (this makes us cringe a little bit less though). Only we aren't talking about Conan O'Brien -- we're talking about President Obama, who really hammed it up this year.
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Here is a great book from David Flusser, Jewish Sources in Early Christianity, online and free here.
The late David Flusser was Professor of Comparative Religion at Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Here is a great book from David Flusser, Jewish Sources in Early Christianity, online and free here.
The late David Flusser was Professor of Comparative Religion at Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Art Katz was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1929 of Jewish parents. Raised through the depression years and turbulence of World War II, and brought up with Marxist and existentialist ideologies, He has a background in the merchant marine and military.
This is from the Open Yale Course from 2009.
After writing an article on how to read the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), the author of said article has been "retired" from his post at the renowned Westminster Theological Seminary.
Dr Douglas Green is charged to be guilty of a "christotelic" hermeneutical method that severs the organic link between the Old Testament and the New Testament".
Here is the example given of this approach which was the end of the story then regulates how the prior story is read and understood.
So why am I giving you this long illustration? To help you think about how you should read the Old Testament in general and Genesis in particular. Put simply, I want to suggest that you engage in two readings of Genesis. One is a first reading: Genesis on its own terms. Genesis as its own unfolding story, but also Genesis read as the first part of an even longer unfolding story. Genesis as an Israelite book, and not (yet) a Christian book!
The other way of reading is a second reading: reading Genesis in the light of the larger story's surprise ending in the gospel – the story of the life, death, resurrection, exaltation of Jesus and his creation of a new people of God through the outpouring of the Spirit. I want to contend that a Christian reading of the Old Testament is, above all, a second reading. It's a reading where you come back and make sense of the various scenes in Genesis, now with the knowledge that the story of Jesus (and his people) and not the story of Israel is the true, albeit unexpected, climax of the grand narrative in which Adam, Abraham, Jacob and Joseph (for example) play such important roles.
In other words, you let the Jesus-ending of Israel's story reshape the way you interpret the particular passage you are dealing with. This is the way you read Genesis as a Christian book
Is this really the way for Yeshua-followers to read the Tanach, to read the end of the story (the New Testament) and then read the beginning (Genesis) in the light of it, in other word to Christianize the "Old" Testament so that it can have meaning for the Christian?
I appreciate a nuanced christotelic hermeneutic which can often reflect Second Temple Judaism's (contemporaneous to the New Testament period) approach to reading and understanding the Tanach, seen in the assumptive practices of the Targumin and the developing midrashic system at that time.
Van Gemeren wrote his article Israel as the Hermeneutical Crux in the Interpretation of Prophecy for Westminster Theological Journal in 1983 where he claimed a new hermeneutic was at work to replace Augustine's The New is in the Old concealed, the Old is in the New Revealed, with the Old is by the New restricted the New is on the Old inflicted.
For those who are committed to the divine inspiration of both Testaments we must allow both Testaments to speak to us as God's Word without overwhelming the integrity of the other. Not all the details in the Tanach speak of Yeshua, and it does not need to in order for Yeshua to fulfil Messianic prophecies. It is easy to have an over-developed Christology and expect to see Yeshua in all the details of the Tanach, a Chistotelic hermeneutic sees Yeshua as what the Tanach aims at rather than the centre of the Tanach, hence Christotelic (telos=aim) rather than Christocentric.
This area of debate about how to read the Tanach reveals is a fundamental error that needs correcting, with N.T. Wright and the New Perspective on Paul pushing too far in the Jesus ending of Israel's story direction and consequently pushing Israel out or her own story!
Please note this post is not here as an opportunity to attack the New Testament, or faith in Yeshua, there are other threads where there is open debate on these issues. Comments off topic or offensive and seeking to deprecate a faith not your own, will be deleted. This particular post is for those who wish to discuss how Yeshua-followers can read the Tanach in the light of this debate on a christotelic hermeneutic.
Donald M. Poundstone a retired minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church,one of the Presbyterian denominations in America, has written an article about issues surrounding how Christians can sing all the Psalms. His denomination along with others have a welcome tradition of singing the Psalms in communal worship. There are some groups who adhere to exclusive psalmody, the practice of only singing Psalms in their church worship services. That being said, Poundstone wonders how Christians can sing for example the imprecatory Psalms that call for destruction of enemies using graphic and dramatic language along with other Psalms that express negative sentiments for Israel's national enemies. Poundstone wonders how can Christians sing Psalms that don't explicitly mention Jesus or have more brutal concepts of revenge and nationalism that have not been tempered by the New Testament.
Pounstone's answer is to follow Isaac Watts and "strive to give King David a Christian voice"! Here is this quote in context:
But we also ought to recognize the limitations of the Psalter's outlook, especially when compared to God's final revelation in the New Testament. This is why we should follow in the footsteps of hymn writer Isaac Watts, who famously said three hundred years ago that we must strive to give King David a Christian voice. A minister in our church told me he believed God gave us the psalms in order to teach us how to write hymns. How true!
However do David's words need Christianizing as Watt and Poundstone claim in order for them to have value for Christians, are the Psalms not the inspired Word of God and have value and speak God's truth and heart and redemption history whether they are all immediately singable for Christians or not!? Does God's Word need altering so it is more palatable and culturally acceptable for modern non-Jewish singers? Obviously not.
There is however, also a disturbing parallel in the call to give King David a Christian voice, to what German Christian Nazi group the German Christan did in WWII when even their hymns were de-judaised and the Tanach (Old Testament) seen as too Jewish.
Anti-Zionist crusader vicar Stephen Sizer will not only speak at mosques and on TV station of oppressive Islamic regimes to Muslims and to the Palestine Solidarity Campaign atheists, he will also share he message of animosity towards Christians who support Israel, to reformed Christian ministers in the guise of the Yorkshire Reformed Ministers Fraternal with 24 affiliated churches in the Yorkshire area.
The YRMF is led by the minister of Sheffield Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr Kevin J. Bidwell and Pastor Ben Hutton of Thornhill Baptist Church. I initially left a comment on their blog asking why they had thought it was so important to have invited Sizer to speak, however the comment was quickly deleted and there seems to be no desire to dialogue on this question. However a cursory glance at Bidwell's blog reveals how enamoured he was with Sizer's talk primarily because he has bought-into Sizer's straw-man presentation of Christian Zionism as a one-size-fits-all theological bogeyman, or as Bidwell calls them "Israel fanatics". It is informative that Bidwell seems to suggest that all political and this-worldly interests and issues are not for the Christian, citing Jesus' words that His Kingdom is not of this world. However we live in this world, so to some extent His Kingdom is, of this world without being worldy!
Bidwell has imbibed Sizer's rhetoric "some Christians wrongly seem to become engrossed in Middle Eastern politics." One could however, claim that Sizer himself has lunched-out regularly on his engrossment in Middle Eastern politics and Bidwell was happy to have him speak and partake in Sizer's obsession with Middle Eastern politics, however for Bidwell it seems OK when it is the anti-Israel side of the obsession. I doubt very much that the minister's fraternal will have another speaker to balance-off the perspective Sizer brought. I would be happy to be proved wrong on that point.
At 8:50 in his highly political and biased talk, dressed as theology, to the august gathering of Yorkshire ministers Sizer claimed that Christian support of Israel is easily dismissed, as it is merely hot air in a balloon which he will provide the pins to pop, in fact only one pin is needed and Sizer will generously give the anxious ministers several to help them out!
Sizer starts his talk off with his usual scaremongering about the Israeli-Arab conflict being the most dangerous conflict in the world today, ignoring all other global challenges and the potential conflagration scenario that the Ukraine-Russian-USA(EU)-Russian conflict could easily develop into both economically and militarily.
Sizer claims the Old Testament can ONLY be read through the eyes of Jesus and the Apostles, so much for all scripture, (which was the Old Testament when Paul wrote to Timothy), being God-breathed.
Sizer claims at 10.51, if you preach what a Jewish rabbi could also preach, there must be something wrong with it. This is surely an exaggeration, I'm sure there are many things said in sermons in church and synagogue that are repeated in both.
Sizer asserts, and warns that it may sound anti-Semitic, that the Jewish people as a race were never God's chosen people at 14.51 mins.
Sizer also recites his usual over-the-top statements from select minority of American Christian Zionists leaders and then claims all that he does in attacking Israel and her Christian supporters is really the Gospel after-all! So for Sizer attacking Christian support of Israel is the gospel. Sizer is deluded if he thinks his new Crusade against Israel is actually the gospel. I wonder if any of those ministers saw through this talk and challenged Sizer's 'other gospel'.
Flip the Israel obsession coin and on one side you will have Hagee and on the other you will find Sizer. These ministers seem happy to have one side of the coin because it seems more theologically reformed because of Sizer's attack on chiliastic eschatology and the Augustinian hermeneutic recycled and renewed by N.T. Wright that Sizer builds upon.
Sizer's talk can be accessed here.


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News: Recalled Supplements Still Contain Banned Ingredients
The U.S. FDA uses class I drug recalls to remove dietary supplements adulterated with pharmaceutical ingredients that can cause potential health risks. However, researchers recently analyzed 27 recalled dietary supplements and found that one or more pharmaceutical adulterants was identified in approximately 66 percent of these products that were still available for purchase at least six months after initial recall.
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Best practices for creating and testing a response plan in order to minimize damage during crisis situations
News: Multistate Outbreak of Listeriosis Prompts Cheese Recall
A multistate outbreak of listeriosis has led to the recall of several cheese products by a Wisconsin manufacturer. At least five people infected with the outbreak strain of Listeria monocytogenes were hospitalized; the illness resulted in one death and a miscarriage by a pregnant woman, according to the CDC. The products had been distributed nationwide through retail and foodservice outlets and by mail-order, according to the company.
News: Frozen Berries Recalled after Hepatitis A Outbreak
An outbreak of hepatitis A that has sickened 87 people in eight U.S. states prompted the recall of an organic frozen berry mix, according to federal agencies. Townsend Farms Inc., of Fairview, Ore., on June 4 announced a voluntary recall on the product, which was sold at Costco and Harris Teeter stores, "out of an abundance of caution."
News: Expanded Recall Includes Food Products Distributed to Schools
A recall encompassing 10.5 million pounds of frozen food products includes some items that may have been served in schools, according to the manufacturer of the recalled products. Rich Products Corp., of Buffalo, N.Y., recalled all products produced at its Waycross, Ga., plant with "best by" dates of January 1, 2013 through September 29, 2014 due to possible contamination with Escherichia coli 0121 bacteria
Features: The Business of Recalls: From Booming to Bankrupt
Strategies on how to stay afloat amidst the growing frequency of food recalls
Departments: Rapid Recall Exchange a Vital Tool in Recall Management for the Food Industry
Web-based portal designed to bridge the recall communication gap between food retailers and manufacturers.
Departments: Survival Guide for Handling Food Recalls
A step-by-step approach to handle a recall successfully.
Features: Massive Canadian Beef Recall Puts Pressure on CFIA and Raises Questions on Timing of Plant Closing
The massive recall of E. coli-contaminated beef from Canadian processor XL Foods in Alberta now encompasses more than 1,700 beef products and is considered the largest in the country's history.


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Have you ever tasted jarred baby food? It isn't that good. So why feed it to your little one? That was the quandary facing new mom Caroline Freedman when she was pregnant with her first child.Comments
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A lengthy lineup of traditional game-day fare and a sports atmosphere captivate fans at Fox and Hound - Bailey's, where the kitchen remains open as late as its neighboring fully stocked bar. Chefs cook until the wee hours of the morning and always until the bar closes, baking Bavarian pretzel starters, crafting towers of onion rings, and preparing hand-battered chicken tenders that are cooked until they are golden brown. They blend their own seasonings to sprinkle over grilled-to-order burgers, and draw from a diverse roster of cheeses and toppings to crown their wood-oven-inspired flatbreads.
While manning the bars, bartenders tap into a stash of libations, such as UV Whipped vodka and Patron Silver tequila, to mix their specialty cocktails. To further foster a sporting ambiance, high-definition TVs glow with sports games and custom music-video playlists, and guests partake in pastimes of ump bashing, billiards, or competitive people watching.
Boneless chicken doused in a buttery cream sauce. Skewered minced-meat kebabs fresh from the tandoor oven. Spinach soaked in a creamy, spicy curry. Led by head chef Syed M. Ahmad, the culinary team at Delhi Kabab House specializes in these North Indian homestyle dishes, which they whip up fresh to order. With handmade art adorning its amber walls, the eatery's softly lit dining room hosts each vegetarian and meat-laden meal. After feasts, guests 18 or older can savor more than 50 flavors of hookah tobacco, such as hazelnut, blueberry pancakes, and even one called Scooby Snax, which visitors presumably receive after they unmask the ghost haunting the tandoor.
When mobile eatery The Little Black Truck closed its doors, it left behind a loyal following addicted to its slow-roasted Carolina-style pulled pork, half-pound burgers, and homemade sides. To appease The Little Black Truck's dispirited regulars and lonely frying baskets, the mobile cooks went stationary by opening Official BBQ & Burgers in a building on Lyters Lane. The simple 35-seat restaurant serves up a small menu, which includes smoked chicken wings, creole potato salad, and Grandma's chili, which is crafted from Angus beef and several secret ingredients.
Sian Rose grew up in Sheffield, Jamaica, watching her father prepare traditional Caribbean dishes from her spot on the kitchen counter. Today, chef Sian captains her own kitchen, folding Caribbean-imported seasonings, herbs, and spices into a variety of authentic breads, cakes, and specialties—from fish cooked in creamy coconut milk to spicy jerk pork. The skilled chef also extends her culinary expertise to custom catering and personal-chef services.
A restaurant started with thecustomer in mind. Great food at an affordable price so that everyone can come in and enjoy a meal. We make the majority of our items from scratch so that you can have the best experience from our cuisine. From soups and salads to breads and desserts. Krust the way you like it.
The Soup Spot comforts Harrisburg tummies and tongues with toasted sandwiches, fresh salads, and a rotating selection of soups inspired by Dutch and Creole flavors. Typical bowl-fillers include dirty rice, a deceivingly fresh concoction of chicken, sausage, ground beef, and vegetables ($3.95 for medium), or stromboli soup, a creamy tomato-based soup once used by the Italians to quench the throats of erupting volcanoes ($4.65 for medium). Champagne salad forgoes corks for feta, almonds, craisins, and mandarin orange slices ($6.50), while lebanon bologna and swiss cheese wrestle to win the sweet affections of honey mustard in a Frying Dutchman sandwich ($4.95). Check the updated online menu or call ahead to learn soup specials or alternate uses for croutons.


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Scanning Electron Microscope Study of Reservoir Sediments in Southern San Joaquin Basin Oil Fields, California.
Dr. Robert Horton
The southern San Joaquin basin is one of the United States' most prolific oil producing regions; if Kern County was a state it would rank fifth among U.S. states in terms of current production. San Joaquin basin oil fields have also been identified as potential sites for CO2 storage and sequestration. Yet little is known about the mineralogy of most of these oil fields. Understanding the sediments mineralogy and the geochemical processes operating in the subsurface are becoming increasingly important as new technologies are applied to enhance oil production, and such information is critical for predicting the effects of CO2 injection. One of the best tools for studying the mineralogical makeup of sedimentary rocks is the scanning electron microscope (SEM). Our group will learn how to operate CSUB's SEM. We will use the SEM to collect images and chemical analyses from samples of reservoir rocks obtained from cores collected from San Joaquin basin oil fields. Finally we will interpret our data to see how the sediments have been modified due to the effects of burial and reactions with subsurface fluids.
Lanscape Response to Active Faulting in the San Emigdio Mountains, CA
Dr. Chris Krugh
Earth's landscape reflects the material properties of underlying geologic units and a competition between tectonic activity and surface processes. In equilibrium, these competing factors produce geomorphic features such as hillslopes, drainage basins, and stream channels that maintain consistent characteristics across the landscape. Departure from equilibrium, due to changes in any of the boundary conditions, will force the landscape to adjust until a new steady state is established. Geomorphic features can therefore be used as indicators of tectonic activity in areas where the underlying geology and surface processes can be reasonably assumed to be uniform. In this study, participants will utilize Geographical Information System (GIS) software to characterize key geomorphic features in the San Emigdio Mountains, CA. The San Emigdio Mountains are located west of Bakersfield, CA along the western edge of the San Joaquin Valley. Formed largely due to transpression along the San Andreas Fault, the San Emigdio Mountains are also impacted by active faults including the Pleito, Wheeler Ridge, and Los Lobos thrust faults as well as the recently active White Wolf fault (1952 M 7.3 earthquake, second largest in CA history!). Quantitative comparison of geomorphic features will help researchers investigate fault activity and aid in evaluation of seismic hazard in the region.


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After the impressive debut of Leon Balogun for Nigeria recently, 'TANA AIYEJINA looks at more players with dual citizenship, who can bring more competition to the national teams
Fortuna Dusseldorf defender, Leon Balogun, received rave reviews in the Nigerian sporting media after his debut for Nigeria in a friendly match in Atlanta, USA, on March 5.
Born in Germany to a Nigerian father and German mother, the 25-year-old Balogun was eligible to play for both countries but he opted to play for his fatherland instead.
Though he copped an injury that would keep him out for eight weeks during the game against Mexico, he showed during the few minutes he came on for right-back Efe Ambrose that he could bring more competition to the backline of the Super Eagles.
Balogun's well-timed tackles and rugged play received commendations from Nigerians with ex-international Folorunsho Okenla tipping him for a place in the Eagles squad to the World Cup in Brazil.
Head, Technical Department of the Nigeria Football Federation, Chris Green, said the player was outstanding on his debut.
He said, "Balogun mixed freely with the players on his arrival in Atlanta even though he doesn't speak any of the Nigerian languages. There was a warm reception from the players. On his debut, he did very well but unfortunately, he sustained an injury."
The former Werder Bremen player's performance has probably opened the doors for more players with dual nationalities to stage a claim for places in not just the Super Eagles but also in the age grade national teams.
"Everything rests with the coach; if he desires to use any Nigerian eligible to play for the national team, so be it. Once a player is eligible to play for Nigeria, there should be no discrimination or segregation; such a player should be given the opportunity to play," Green said.
"The player must be a Nigerian; he should be ready to play for Nigeria. Our citizenship is very simple; you must be born of one parent from Nigeria. But it depends on your dominant country. If you have dual citizenship, you can't play for both countries, so the one you have decided to play for becomes your dominant country."
Eagles media officer, Ben Alaiya, also said the national team door is open to every Nigerian player, but added that it would be risky to invite too many players with the World Cup just few weeks away.
He said, "It depends on the quality of the player. If he is good enough, why not? The World Cup is just few months away. If you bring so many players into the team now, you will only confuse yourself. If some positions are lacking, that is when the coach will call players to complement the team, maybe after the World Cup."
SUNDAY PUNCH takes a look at some of the players with dual nationalities who could add bite to the country's national teams, if they commit their futures to Nigeria.
Dominic Solanke (September 14, 1997)
Born to a Nigerian father, 16-year-old Chelsea forward Solanke has shown promises of a future star. He joined Chelsea from the U-8 level, and he has been capped by England at U-16 and U-17 levels but is still eligible to play for Nigeria at senior level.
England under-17s beat Belgium 2-1 in a friendly match in January and it was Solanke, who came to the rescue of the Englishmen. The Belgians scored first but Solanke produced two clinical finishes to win the game for the Three Lions.
He ended 2013 in style, when he notched two successive hat-tricks for the Chelsea U-18 side.
Chinedu Ede (Midfielder, Kaiserslautern)
Son of a Nigerian father and German mother, Ede has gone ahead to play for Germany at youth level, winning the European Championship in 2009. Rugged and noted for his versatility, he joined Mainz in the Bundesliga on a four-year contract in 2012 but he has been loaned out to 2 Bundesliga side Kaiserslautern.
Ede is remarkably quick, has good dribbling ability, can play in several positions and is hugely influential in moving forward.
Ola Aina (October 8, 1996)
Ola, who started as a winger, joined Chelsea at Under-11 level, but now plays as as a highly mobile right-back, who can also play at centre-back and left-back. He has been capped by England at Under-16 and Under-17 levels and has trained with Chelsea's first team.
Chelsea Academy manager Jim Fraser told chelseafc.com of the talents of the young Nigerian, "Ola signed for us as an Under-11 after one of our summer camps and started as a right winger. He used to roast people down the line with his pace and score lots of goals, but during his time here, we have moved him back and he fits the modern right-back role."
That sums up the potential of the hugely talented and rising defender. An England Under-17 regular, he's very much one to watch by the Nigerian officials.
Kenny Otigba (August 29, 1992)
Born in Kaduna to a Nigerian father and Hungarian mother, 21-year-old Heerenveen centre-back, Otigba, has played for the U-21 team of Hungary but he is yet to commit his international career to Nigeria or Hungary.
He rejected a second invitation to play for the Hungarian U-21s thus sparking reactions that he may want to commit his future to Nigeria.
The Nigerian started his European career at Gyulai Termál FC in Hungary in 2000 before moving to Békéscsaba in 2004, from where he joined Heerenveen six years ago.
Otigba has scored four goals in 12 games from his defensive position in the Dutch topflight this term and playing regularly under coach Marco van Basten is a testament to the player's huge potential.
Derik Osede (February 21, 1993)
Born in Madrid to a Nigerian father and a Spanish mother, Osede has represented Spain at U-16, U-17, U-18, U-19 and U-20 levels, winning the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship with the U-19 side.
The Real Madrid B centre-back, who also represented Spain at the 2013 U-20 World Cup, could bring more competition to Keshi's central defence.
The 20-year-old is a centre-back with many qualities. He is quick, decisive and a very well-rounded player, both physically and technically. He's a clear example of a product of Madrid's academy, having joined at the age of nine and advanced through almost all the categories.
Tiago Ilori (February 26, 1993)
Liverpool central defender Ilori, has a Nigerian father and Portuguese mother but represented his mother's country at the 2013 U-20 World Cup.
Ilori's assets are his technique, composure and tactical reading of the game. He is currently on loan at La Liga side Granada.
Chuks Aneke (July 3, 1993)
Arsenal youngster, Aneke, could become an invaluable asset to Stephen Keshi. The 20-year-old has played for England at U-16, U-17, U-18 and U-19 levels. He has a long term future with the Eagles if he switches allegiance to Nigeria.
Currently on loan at Crewe Alexandra, the midfielder has been likened to Gunners legend Patrick Vieira.
He has shown a great deal of versatility at Crewe, where he has played as a centre-back and defensive midfielder. Aneke has all the makings of a future star; he has quality, creativity and goal-scoring ability.
Semi Ajayi (November 9, 1993)
London-born Ajayi came through the Charlton Athletic Academy, before joining the Arsenal Academy. The 19-year-old however opted to play for Nigeria and was part of the Flying Eagles squad at last year's U-20 World Cup in Turkey. He may come in useful for the national U-23 team.
Jordon Ibe (December 8, 1995)
Ibe has represented England at Under-18 and 19 age grades. The Liverpool winger made his Premier League debut for the Reds last season.
Alex Iwobi (May 3, 1996)
Born in Lagos, Iwobi has represented England at youth level. The versatile forward has been with Arsenal since the age of eight. The talented youngster is capable of playing anywhere in the attack.
Chuba Akpom (October 9, 1995)
Akpom is an English footballer of Nigerian descent who plays as a striker for Arsenal. Gunners boss, Arsene Wenger, has not hidden his admiration for the player, who can play anywhere across the frontline. Akpom has represented England at U-16, U-17 and U-19 age grades.
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MIAMI — LeBron James was back Monday night. Back with his shooting stroke, back with his scoring edge, back in the win column.
Because of that, the Miami Heat, after a rocky week, finally could exhale, this 99-90 victory over the Washington Wizards at AmericanAirlines Arena keeping them from their first four-game losing streak in three years.


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There isn't a whole lot to get from the preview other than the fact that the pokemon being used are Potchama, Togekiss, Nyaruma, and Ellade. Lots of attacks being thrown, lots of dodging...you know the drill.
There isn't a whole lot to get from the preview other than the fact that the pokemon being used are Potchama, Togekiss, Nyaruma, and Ellade. Lots of attacks being thrown, lots of dodging...you know the drill.
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Screenshots, mind the quality since the signal decided to go analog.
Guess we can assume the whole second half of this episode is going to be like the going separate ways for Zoey. Since they introduced the battle at the end of 176, and it's not like a 5 minute battle's going to take 22 minutes. 12 tops.
I really feel like this hasn't shaped up as a terribly good, or interesting GF. Maybe it's just because every single battle is against a rival she already has, that there isn't one character who makes it seem like a big deal. Robert and Solidad were both like super classy, and anyone going up against them seemed like it would be a huge challenge. Going up against Zoey... eh not so much.
Judging by the preview it seems as if Togekiss's battling style is what's making Zoey not do too well in this battle, since it looks like Dawn is doing very well against Dawn.
And before anyone goes off ranting (next week) that Dawn wins, and how sucky it is. One thing is for sure, Dawn's potential as a coordinator easily surpasses that of May. I mean think about it for a moment, compare May's appeals and contests to Dawn. Who looks superior just based on that alone?
The only thing May really had that was "kind of her own" was the fire/water fusion (which she got by Tucker by the way). But Dawn has created 2 things all by herself (Flame Ice, and Ice Chandelier), not to mention she's the one who created that special spin that helped Ash win the Oreburgh gym. And when it was her's Ambipom was the inspiration for counter shield.
The only way I could see May beating Dawn in a contest (should they compete against each other) is if May used a different contest style approach, because Dawn's got the beauty of contests down, while May had trouble in that area.
Not only that, but Dawn has quite a few episodes under her belt, yes while May could've been a coordinator long (in-verse wise); episode wise Dawn is far more experienced in her first GF then May. Dawn definitely has the benefit of good friends (Zoey acting as a Mentor to her, something Zoey may regret if she's a sore loser), and Johanna Dawn's Mom (a top coordinator herself). Poor May basically had no one to help her.
Next episode looks amazing! I can't wait!
NOOO!!! poor Piplup
I don't think that we should say Haruka is worse then Hikari...
Haruka was the writers' first attempt at creating a coordinator so of course it had many flaws and Hikari is the result of 4 years of working on Haruka..
All in all,Hikari is Haruka's advanced form or so.
And if the new Gen V girl is also a coordinator then it is safe to think that she's gonna surpass Hikari,simply because the writers are getting better at their job.
Proud claimer of the Snow Dragon Kyurem. 24/01/2014
Meh, I still say all the younger coordinators (sans Kenny) are around the same level. I don't think one is totally better than the other. Except maybe Dawn being better than Ursula.
NOOO!!! poor Piplup
Proud claimer of the Snow Dragon Kyurem. 24/01/2014
Finally, a battle that shouldn't be rushed as hell! I'm really looking forward to an epic battle that Hikari should just barely win. It's going to be so weird to see a main character win the Grand Festival.
something that caught my attention in the preview was that nozomi was the one who said the title of the episode...does that mean she's gonna win?!
Proud claimer of the Snow Dragon Kyurem. 24/01/2014
How are we supposed to know?something that caught my attention in the preview was that nozomi was the one who said the title of the episode...does that mean she's gonna win?!


text: this is sort of upsetting! I just harvested all my currants and made jelly. lol, but now I want fruit leather for pennsic! Any ideas for my nicely ripening elderberries? Grace -----Original Message----- From: tudorpot at gmail.com <tudorpot at gmail.com> To: Cooks within the SCA <sca-cooks at lists.ansteorra.org> Sent: Mon, Jul 13, 2009 10:53 pm Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] red currents Thanks Daniel, That would be great. I'd like to make a red current preserve and give some to crown for largesse. It would be great if I could be pointed to some references for documentation. thanks, Freda Daniel & Elizabeth Phelps wrote: > Was written: > >> Thanks, I read it yesterday- did not see any recipes for preserves, >> several mentions of use in various dishes as an ingredient. >> > Check Hess's "Martha Washington's Book of Cookery" recipe 213 page 360 > "To Make Jelley of Red Currans" and recipe 215 "To Make Jelley of > Currans". Also recipe 59 page 262 "To Preserve Gooseberries or Curran > Berries" and recipe 205 page 356 "To Make Quidony of English Currans". > > You want me to transcribe any of these let me know as it is to late to > do so tonight. These are probably 16th century or possibly early 17th. > > Will check other of my texts if you desire... just not tonight. > > Daniel _______________________________________________C2 Sca-cooks mailing list Sca-cooks at lists.ansteorra.org http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/sca-cooks-ansteorra.org


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An expression of lack of concern.
" I don't give a rats ass what you say, I'm goin' fishing!"
de J E Walker 28 Aprilie 2003
In U.S. Marine jargon, a comparative indicating that something is worthless. In more polite company, see hill of beans.
This equipment isn't worth a rat's ass.
So? I don't give a rat's ass.
So? I don't give a rat's ass.
de Secret Agent Man 19 Septembrie 2003
its a lack of caring
i don't give a rats ass about the customers at walmart
de Dairy Queen 30 Iulie 2005
Its baseicly i dont give a shit.
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Hi guys,
Looking for some advice for VLAN tagging in Hyper-V in Server 2008. I'm looking to to purchase more RAM for our HP DL180 G6 base level server - At the moment it's running on it's shipped hardware (6GB RAM).
Anyway at the moment it's running one VM, and want to create more VM's with more RAM.
My question is with regards to VLAN tagging on the virtual switch for VM's? The current setup is a virtual switch is created from the physical NIC, and then when creating VM's we attach the 'Virtual Switch' to the VM.
When I create more VM's, do I have to specify VLAN tagging for each VM in the settings option for the virtual switch? Just to confirm these VM's will be on the same IP subnet.
Just to make sure I don't hinder performance between the VM's and their resources.


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"The real issue here…is about the safety of Americans. If it's true that the reason this amendment is not being considered is because we want to prove a point that there is no money to be cut – that sequestration is a bad idea… then it's a very dangerous way to try to prove a point. Prove your point in the argument and debate about the merits of spending. Prove your point in the Appropriations Committee where we take testimony and hear from people about…what has value and what doesn't. But don't try to make the political point… by reducing the safety of people who fly in and out of communities across the country. Once there is an accident, and somebody dies and a plane crashes, the question will always be 'what if there had been an air traffic control tower there? What if we had left the program in place?" Source: Kansas Senator Jerry Moran (R) during debate on the budget continuing resolution (CR) passed Wednesday
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Asked how he went from a freshman season in which he barely saw the field -- making three catches for 29 yards -- to ranking among the NCAA top 10 in receiving yards per game (107.3) this year, he chalked it up to a crowded two-deep.
"Last year, I think there were just a lot of depth issues," he said. "We had a lot of guys that were older, like Derek Moye and Justin Brown; Shawney Kersey and Devon Smith. I think it was just about me coming into the system early on and trying to find a spot."
Penn State quarterback Matt McGloin has a different take on the situation.
"He definitely should have played a lot more last year," McGloin said. "He's a great athlete, a great player, a good person. He works his tail off. I think the coaches last year didn't give him the opportunity he deserved. I saw it in him last year."
In 2011, the program's final season under head coach Joe Paterno and his staff, Penn State's passing game was abysmal. The Lions finished at or near the bottom of the Big Ten in nearly every significant passing statistic, including last in pass efficiency and passing TDs (10).
As a team, the Lions had zero touchdown receptions through three games in '11. Robinson alone had three in State's 34-7 win over Navy last week. He has four touchdowns in three games, which is as many as team leading pass-catcher Derek Moye had all last year.
Moye was lost to graduation. Brown transferred to Oklahoma when PSU was hit with NCAA sanctions. Smith was kicked off the team before the sanctions hit and landed at Marshall. Kersey left the team last week. (For the record: Moye did not make an NFL roster; Brown has six catches and no TDs at Oklahoma, and Smith had no catches and was not listed on the depth chart at Marshall.)
Though so many weapons were lost before the season even began, McGloin said he was never worried. He knew he had an ace in the hole, and said as much to new head coach Bill O'Brien and quarterbacks coach Charlie Fisher.
"I remember speaking with Coach O'Brien and Coach Fisher about him," McGloin said, "Just saying, 'Hey, this Robinson kid is gonna be special.' He's a great talent. He's out there every day working his tail off. The guy never misses a throwing session. You can kind of tell the type of athlete you have.
"Obviously, a lot of people were probably a little hesitant to consider him having a good season because he hadn't played too much or hadn't caught a lot of balls in the past," the QB added. "But my opinion is that that really doesn't matter. He has the talent and he has the ability to be great."
McGloin credited Robinson with staying determined, even when he was not playing as much as some felt he should have been. When O'Brien was hired to replace Paterno, it did not take long for the former offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots to realize what kind of talent he had in Robinson.
"He's just a really good, young receiver," O'Brien said after Robinson burned Navy for five catches for 136 yards and three scores. "He works extremely hard at the game, studies the game."
Much of that work was done with McGloin over the summer. The two began to develop on-field chemistry in the spring, and it really came on during informal summer workouts.
"That's really when me and him noticed that it was starting to click," Robinson said. "Me and Matt spent a lot of days out there throwing the ball and stuff like that."
In an opening loss to Ohio, Robinson had nine catches for 97 yards. A week later at Virginia, he had 10 catches for 89 yards and his first career touchdown.
"He kept working his tail off, and had a great spring and great summer," McGloin said. "He had a great camp as well, and it's really showing so far this season."
Teammates and coaches alike attribute much of Robinson's success to strong route running. McGloin called his routes, "crisp." As for Robinson himself, he said the coaching staff wants him to get even better in that area.
"They really want me to perfect route-running, because that's a big part of our offense -- getting open," Robinson said.
Added O'Brien: "It's only three games for him, but he's had a very solid year to this point. But he knows and we know that he can get better."
McGloin has no doubt that will happen.
"He has the talent and he has the ability to be great," McGloin said. "I think he's gonna be one of the great wideouts that played here at Penn State. You're gonna see it for the rest of the season and in the future."


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Fragrant tech thief stalks Whitehall
Civil servants at the Department for Communities and Local Government are living in fear of a sweet smelling mobile technology thief who carries a ladies' purse. That is the inescapable conclusion after a minister in the department detailed the terrifying catalogue of thefts within the department in a commons answer. Pete …
Wait what?
How are all their laptops a grand a pop? I recently purchased 6 (so no governemnt purchasing power) decently specced laptops for our managers for £600 a piece, and everyone elses are around the £400 mark...
And £20 for a USB stick??
I bet you
werent spending public money though.
Perhaps they spent a grand because they could, and bought high spec models, for no apparent reason?
Its why the public sector is in such shit now, and panicking like crazy.
And 20quid for a USB stick is fine, this will buy you a high speed 8GB model or maybe a 4GB encrypted one.
Yeah, but..
Those are consumer grade, not business grade laptops. A well-configured Dell E4310* will come in easily around €1200, assuming you dropped office and the ePort dock.
* Yeah I said Dell.
@ Daniel Wilkie
Laptops are provided by an outsourced IT company (Steria) so they'll get tucked up on price to make sure that money is made on the contract. USB sticks in central government can only be used if they are encrypted (as another of our outsourcing chums managed to lose one which contained sensitive data a while back) so they tend to be on the expensive side rather than staff being able to use the sort that you get free with a packet of cornflakes.
Business grade...
That will be for looking at Excel spreadsheets then. Need an ultra fast processor and all the trimmings for that, obviously.
Classified data
My arse "none of the stolen devices contained classified data".
"Classified" just means the Gubberment don't want you to see it
It doesn't include "Personal" or "Private" or all of the other kinds of data that you and I would prefer not to be in the hands of miscreants.
Badoom, tish...
"Sadly, O'Neill does not detail exactly what kind of aftershave was purloined, meaning public watchdogs have no scent to follow. ®"
Does the (R) at the end mean you've, "reserved" or trademarked this joke?
The (R) at the end means it was written by The Register. Look at the end of every article on here, with the possible exception of some of the ones written by third parties
What, Jonathan?
You mean everything I find with an (R) is written or fabricated by The Register? Inconceivable!
Alternative to expenses?
The rise in "loss or theft" seems to coincide with changes to the expenses gravy train. I'm sure that's pure coincidence.
and the owners?
How many of the pratts who got stuff nicked have been disciplined for leaving government property lying around where it can be half-inched?
Let me guess. None. So much for looking after *our* tax money
No scent, no feeling...
No, it's not funny and it's not clever.
Of course there was no "classified data"...
How much "classified date" do you think the Department of Communities & Local Government actually has?
I'm sure there was sensitive data on the machines - contracts, names & addresses - loads of that. But classified? Who in their right mind would let the department in charge of local government near anything vaguely secret?
Is Required
None of the devices contained Classified Information because it has been called Protectively Marked Material for years. Unless these were newly delivered or freshly wiped you can bet there was PMM on all of them.
My little grey cells.
It all points to one culprit...
Who had access when the last government was in power and now, holding a grudge against the new government, might need to seek a source of extra money?
Who is known for their love of perfume and handbags?
Who could it possibly be, but...
Peter Mandelson!
(Joke joke joke, please don't sue me, joke)
Re: My little grey cells.
Wow! A gay joke!
his book says he's not gay
he is however, the self proclaimed lord of darkness.
(haven't read it, heard it on Radio4, so it must be true)
I know, good isn't it.
I possess a comic genius only the legendary Bernard Manning, or perhaps Jim Davidson, could top.
Stolen? Really?
Oh boy, you work for the government, and your phone turns up missing. What, oh what, can you do?
(a) tell the truth that you got drunk last night and lost it, and then you're out of pocket to replace it
(b) call out the national guard and claim that SOMEONE STOLE MY PHONE, and while everyone is distracted chasing around, you go score the latest model and either charge it to insurance or to your work.
Yeah. I'd be surprised if anyone chose option (a). Actually I am a little surprised that more stuff was not "stolen"!
Stolen - very probably
Grief mate: have you ever come across an Office of any size that stuff doesn't occassionally walk from? There are cleaners, there are contractors, there's that guy/girl on the desk across the way who's desperate to pay off a big credit card bill... Unless everyone without exception is body searched on leaving the office then of course things go missing...
Maybe, but...
"stolen" involves police reports (to get a crime number), along with the possibility that it might be investigated (especially if the same person has multiple incidents of things going awol).
Now consider the risk to an MP's reputation should the police be seen to be investigating them on suspicion of fraud.
I suspect the bulk of the "stolen" items are first incidents, whereas the "lost" items are subsequent offences, so the rozzers don't get involved.
And I'm sure there's some lawyer somewhere in westminster making money out of "advising" their clients as to which method to claim when something has gone awol.
Purse and aftershave?
Should've thought that a handbag was much more a gentleman's accessory on the Continent. Has the EU corrupted English manners that much?
So much for internal security
I'm guessing at least a few of these happened *inside* government buildings
With all those card controlled doors.
Could it be IDN, an *inside* job?
Oh wait all those Nigerian cleaners with fake visas got caught.
Re: So much for internal security
"Oh wait all those Nigerian cleaners with fake visas got caught."
I'm too knackered to work out whether or not that was a serious comment, but virtually every office I've worked in has had its resident kleptomaniac. The cleaners are often the first to be blamed, but in every occurrence, thefts have tended to occur well before their shifts started. Even when there are keycard-controlled booths or turnstiles people will still try the "someone must've just wandered in off the street" because they don't want to accept that one of their colleagues is a tealeaf.
"someone must've just wandered in off the street"
It can happen. I know of one case when some of a batch of computers being delivered to an office building went missing.
The deliverymen thought that the "someone" was office staff. The office staff thought he was one of the deliverymen. It was only when the CCTV recording was checked and one man couldn't be identified., that the truth dawned.
Is this a subtle hint as to your unsubstantiable suspicions as to the culprit's identity, El Reg? This adjective used to be under the sole ownership of a certain MP/minister/lord/convict's long-suffering wife, I recall. I'd have thought her Palace of Westminster hall-pass was a bit out of date by now, but perhaps I'm wrong ... aren't hubby's novels paying so well lately?
Icon: not directed at your organ, just the closest available to "showing my age with that one" icon...
Nah, it wasn't "the Lady of the Lies"
It was a black man.
On a horse.
@Robert Maughan
Protectively Marked Material isnt a classification in its own right, its just the framework.
shame so many El'Reg posters don not apply the engineering concpet of "Measure Twice, Cut Once" to thier thoughts before posting...
Measure twice, cut once
Do you mean:
shame so many El Reg posters do not apply the engineering concept of "Measure Twice, Cut Once" to their thoughts before posting...
Big office
As others point out, in any big office there's always stuff going 'missing'. At a big publishers where I've been working recently I was told of a time when one of the cleaners brought in a relative to help with some extra cleaning. This chap was caught leaving the building with a bin liner in which he'd hidden a couple of laptops at the bottom. The security guard, bless him, became suspicious at the the way the chap was carrying what was supposed to be a bag of rubbish....
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A series of meetings in New York in late September have further cemented the growing global coalition to save elephants.
During a speech the Annual Summit (which you can view here) convened by the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), President Ali Bongo of Gabon referenced February's London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade and announced the welcome news that the CGI had come together with the African-led Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI).
The EPI, whose signatories include two of the nations with the biggest elephant populations and ivory stockpiles, Tanzania and Botswana, acknowledged that the illegal killing of elephants and trade in their ivory is out of control across much of Africa. It not only endorses immediate and long-term funding for the African Elephant Action Plan but also commits participating states to close their domestic ivory markets and observe a moratorium on any consideration of future international trade for a minimum of 10 years (download the full text of the agreement here).
"Gabon, home to two thirds of the forest elephants, joined with Botswana, home to two thirds of the savannah elephants as well as Chad, Ethiopia and Tanzania to launch the EPI," President Bongo said.
"It is very promising that we have been able to bring EPI and CGI together today. And I take this opportunity to encourage you all to join with EPI and CGI in calling for a moratorium and to work with us to undertake concrete actions to save Africa's elephants," he concluded.
Leading ambassadors for elephants Leonardo DiCaprio and Li Bingbing – both of whom gave rousing and important speeches to the UN at the beginning of the Climate Change summit – found time to re-iterate to me their support for elephants and the Elephant Crisis Fund. The meeting gave the world's major organisations and nations that have an interest in elephants to come together and compare notes as to what stage of the battle for elephants we had reached.
I came away encouraged by the fact that this coalition, this movement of scientists, NGOs both big and small, governments and their agencies have now recognised the crisis that elephants are facing. With the inertia that exists in high-level decision making it takes a long time for these major agencies to inject money into the stream, but these juggernauts are now moving in the right direction.
While the poaching is still raging in some places – notably the crossborder region spanning northern Mozambique and Southern Tanzania and the TRIDOM region of Central Africa – there are now signs that the coalition's efforts are starting to bite. The principal indicator of poaching levels - the Monitoring of the Illegal Killing of Elephants (MIKE) programme - has fallen in parts of the East African range and the killing in a previous hotspot – Chad – has dropped dramatically.
We are fortunate enough as an NGO to have our headquarters in Kenya, a country where there is positive encouragement from the government to conduct research into the fate of elephants. This allowed us to give the first warnings of the current elephant ivory crisis, and - working with colleagues from the Kenya Wildlife Service, CITES and two international universities, our latest analysis of data suggests that 100,000 elephants in Africa were killed between 2010 and 2012 to feed the demand for ivory.
Kenya's First Lady Margaret Kenyatta was at the CGI, giving me an opportunity to thank her for having played such an important leadership role in the campaign to save Kenya's elephants. While the elephant situation in Kenya is serious there's nothing that can't be solved by a partnership between government and private sector to recognise the crisis and take the necessary steps to overcome it.
Save the Elephants has started an Elephant Crisis Fund aligned both to the CGI and the EPI. Jointly administered with the Wildlife Conservation Network, our aim is to join with others to take common action to save elephants. We have raised almost $4 million and are building up relationships with NGOs and governments, so far in Kenya, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Cameroon, Gabon, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi and Central African Republic.
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pay the new superintendent of schools at least $238,000 a year.
The board approved the new four-year contract this week for
Pedro Martinez, the former deputy superintendent in Clark County
who takes over his new job on Aug. 1.
In addition to the base pay, the contract provides for
performance-based bonuses of up to nearly $24,000 each year. It's
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Martinez also will receive a vehicle for his use, full health
and medical coverage for him and his family and a qualified
tax-sheltered annuity.
It will make him the second-highest paid superintendent in the
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Slipping through my fingers.
I sit back and think about.
Everything I've lost.
I've got nothing to stand for.
I've got nothing to fight for.
Loss after loss, deception.
Grown stronger.
Now there is nothing left.
But the bruises and the scars.
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I've lost.
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The senior Rush will continue to serve as a member of the board of directors of the company and have the honorary title of chairman emeritus.
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Artist: Nicki Minaj
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Nicki Minaj is indisputably many things: an international superstar, an avant-garde fashionista, a Roman-Catholic heretic, but the debate lately revolves around one question – is she still a rapper? While seemingly moving to the pop side of the musical spectrum with previous release Starships, Nicki continues to push her "rap" roots on her latest single. In fact, she's in it so deep that she Beez in the Trap. Producer Kenoe provides a spacier and snappier beat than might be expected on a trap song, but Nicki's nothing if not a defier of expectations, even taking her foot of the gas when it comes to her mic delivery, putting aside her usually schizophrenic rhyme style in favor of a mellow, almost spoken style. It's a calming effect that even rubs off on the suddenly ascendant 2 Chainz, who layers his verse with no shortage of loud smoking and slow drinking. So how about it DJBooth Nation? Do you think this is the kind of record that will have the trap running to cop Nicki's Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded album when it drops on April 3?
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