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DESMONE BASTIAN, 33, of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, was convicted today in U.S. District Court in Seattle of Accepting a Bribe. The jury was unable to reach a verdict on three of the charges and found BASTIAN not guilty of Aiding and Abetting the Importation of Marijuana. BASTIAN, a U.S. citizen residing in Canada, worked for U.S. Customs and Border Protection as an Officer, screening vehicles and drivers seeking to cross into the United States at the Blaine, Washington, Port of Entry. At trial, prosecutors showed how BASTIAN repeatedly allowed a Canadian woman, with whom he had a sexual relationship, to pass into the U.S. without any search of her car or person. The jury deliberated for two days following a five day trial. BASTIAN faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced by U.S. District Judge James S. Robart on April 7, 2008.
"We are pleased that the jury found Mr. Bastian guilty of the criminal conduct at the heart of this case," said United States Attorney Jeffrey Sullivan. "The integrity of our borders is too important to be compromised by the taking of illegal bribes be it money, sex or other items of value."
BASTIAN was arrested on October 25, 2006, when he finished his shift at the border. According to records and testimony at trial, BASTIAN sought out a Vancouver escort service owner and paid her for sex in 2001 or 2002. BASTIAN told the woman about his job and even wore his uniform to her brothel in Vancouver. In late 2004 and 2005, BASTIAN no longer paid for sex with the woman. Instead, in exchange for sex, he allowed her to cross the border through his lane on multiple occasions without checking her car for any contraband or referring her on to secondary inspection. The woman, who testified at trial, brought numerous large loads of BC Bud marijuana across the border by coordinating with BASTIAN as to which lane he was working so she could avoid detection. The woman bragged to her drug conspirators that she had a connection at the border which allowed her to easily get the drugs into the U.S. At trial, prosecutors presented phone calls taped by Canadian law enforcement where the woman discusses with her drug supplier how her contact (BASTIAN) had checked records and she was not flagged in the system for inspection. However, the woman was stopped and arrested in April, 2006, with a load of oxycontin. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years in prison. The investigation of BASTIAN's activities followed her arrest.
The case was investigated by Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General and the FBI. Assistant United States Attorneys Susan Roe and Nick Brown prosecuted the case.
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The main cast of Ravenswood, the upcoming Pretty Little Liars spin-off is finally complete. Beauty and the Beast actress Nicole Gale Anderson recurs on the ABC Family remake and will jump to series regular status for the exciting new spin-off. Lucky us! Let's review who our new characters are, shall we? Just recently I filled you in about the twins. Abel is "a lone wolf and old soul with a brooding intensity". He's loyal, but mysterious. Olivia, his twin sister was once prom queen, but whatever went down during those golden days has left her much less trusting and much more introspective.
In the roles of Abel and Olivia are Brett Dier and Elizabeth Whitson. They join Pretty Little Liars hottie, Tyler Blackburn, whose character, Caleb Rivers, will help transition fans from the flagship series into the mysterious spin-off, which deals with a centuries old town curse. Cue the dramatic music, please!
The last of our four main roles is Miranda, described as a feisty, disarming and unconventionally attractive 17-year-old. She's a fiercely independent foster child with emotional scars but enough confidence to cover them up most of the time. The role of Miranda has gone to Nicole Gale Anderson, who EW plays the younger sister of Kristin Kreuk's Catherine on the CW's Beauty and the Beast. Anderson also appeared on ABC Family's Make It or Break It.
We also have more information today on how the transition will go down. Actress Meg Foster will appear in the sixth episode of the fourth season of Pretty Little Liars as a resident of Ravenswood. In this episode, two members of the Liars gang will find themselves in "the mysterious town while on the trial of a clue". But Caleb will move to the town, anchoring us there for the new series. Then the Liars Halloween episode will swing right into the Ravenswood series premiere.

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Similarly, some medical procedures evaluated and found to be harmful or less effective than alternatives - including doing nothing - are still commonly performed.
Many other widely practiced surgical, diagnostic, screening and monitoring procedures procedures have not been adequately evaluated - unlike pharmaceuticals, which have to undergo clinical trials before they can be sold in Australia.
It's estimated only about three per cent of the 6000 or so Medicare-funded tests and treatments have undergone comparative evaluation for safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness.
That's not to say untested procedures are dangerous, dodgy or ineffective. Many of the procedures that haven't been formally evaluated are mechanical fixes - such as removing a bowel obstruction, suturing a wound or draining abscesses to reduce pain - and it's clear they work. Subjecting patients to a randomised controlled clinical trial to confirm this may be considered unnecessary and unethical.
Ultimately, though, not evaluating medical procedures leaves consumers potentially wasting their time, paying out-of-pocket costs or suffering unnecessary pain or discomfort for little or no benefit.
The Department of Health and Ageing requested researchers to create a list of existing Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) procedures and tests that are ineffective, unsafe or used inappropriately.
The results of the search for so-called "low value" clinical services were published in the Medical Journal of Australia. Of the list of 156 procedures, about half were treatments - mainly operations - and the rest were diagnostic, screening or monitoring investigations.
The examples listed below are not the worst, most expensive or most dangerous items - they've been chosen to illustrate the range of procedures and reasoning behind their inclusion on the list.
Arthroscopic surgery for knee osteoarthritis This typically consists of debridement and lavage, where instruments are inserted through a small incision in the skin and damaged cartilage and bone is removed and washed away. However, the outcomes are no better than placebo surgery or physical therapy and medication.
Vertebroplasty for osteoporotic spinal fractures Plastic cement is injected into spinal fractures caused by osteoporosis, which appears to stabilise the fracture and relieve pain. But it's no more effective than placebo surgery (sticking the needle in without injecting any cement) and may also increase the risk of future fractures in neighbouring vertebrae.
Chlamydia screening Current national guidelines recommend annual screening for chlamydia for all sexually active people aged 15–25 years, and those of any age reporting a recent partner change or inconsistent condom use. In theory, screening can allow early treatment of the disease and prevent associated problems such as pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility, as well as reduce transmission of the disease and its prevalence in the community. However, there's no good evidence that screening the general (as opposed to high-risk) population produces these benefits, although a large Australian study investigating this is underway.
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) testing Men aged 75-80 with PSA levels below a certain amount (3ng/mL) are unlikely to suffer from aggressive prostate cancer during their remaining life, and no longer benefit from PSA testing.
Surgery for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) If lifestyle changes (weight loss, reducing alcohol, quitting smoking) don't help, the most effective treatment for OSA is a continuous positive airways pressure (CPAP) machine that delivers higher pressure to your nose to keep air passages open. While there are some successes with the many different forms of surgery for OSA, most perform poorly and there are side-effects. Surgery should only be a last resort if CPAP (or a similar device) fails.
Why would doctors schedule tests and treatments that aren't in the best interests of their patient? The example of arthroscopic surgery for knee osteoarthritis gives some clues. A study of Victorian hospitals found that despite mounting evidence over 10 years that arthroscopic procedures for osteoarthritis of the knee is of questionable benefit, its use over this time didn't decrease, and actually increased for certain groups.
This could be put down to positive personal experiences of surgeons. Other reasons include:
Similarly, for vertebroplasty for osteoarthritis, doctors practice it because they see it work – their patient gets almost immediate pain relief, at least in the short term. But placebo surgery also works in the short term, and in the longer term surgery is no better than other therapies.
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Michael Geist is Canada's leading copyfighting lawyer, a great speaker and thinker on the subject of copyright. He gave a very good lecture on Canada's "outdated" copyright law. In Canada, the entertainment industry has decided that Canada's copyright (which has been updated dozens of times since it was first introduced" is outdated and must be updated to look like American copyright law, but even worse. For example, Canada's rightsholders want to replace "notice-and-takedown" (an ISP has to remove material when someone complains that it might be infringing) with a "notice-and-terminate" regime (an ISP has to kick off its customer if anyone, anywhere accuses them of infringing). The speech is fascinating and long overdue: there is a wealth of material on the issues with American copyright, but precious little that's specific to the Canadian context. With Canada considering an ambitious overhaul of its copyright law, this speech is required viewing for everyone who wants to understand what's at risk in Canada.
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This collection of case studies is a testament to the women and men around the world who have stood up to reject the imposition of norms and values in the name of religion as well as to expose and challenge the privileged position given to religion in public policies. In 2008 AWID launched a call for proposals to document the strategies of women's rights activists confronting religious fundamentalisms. The final 18 case studies presented here are drawn from a wide range of religious and geographical contexts, and cover various fields of activism.
In the new Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung publication, Religious Fundamentalisms and Their Gendered Impacts in Asia, Claudia Derichs and Andrea Fleschenberg (eds.), there is a chapter by WLUML board member, Zarizana Abdul Aziz: 'Malaysia – Trajectory towards Secularism or Islamism?' Abdul Aziz writes, "As the Malaysian legal system moves closer towards accommodating syariah, there has been an increase in inter-ethnic and inter-religious tensions.
Une publication de Alternatives, une organisation non gouvernementale de solidarité et de développement international fondée en 1994. En Irak, Alternatives met en oeuvre un programme qui vise à favoriser l'émergence d'une société civile dynamique et de médias pluralistes et indépendants, capables de promouvoir les droits économiques, sociaux, politiques et culturels: www.alternatives.ca.
This is the first thematic report submitted to the Human Rights Council by Rashida Manjoo, Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences, since her appointment in June 2009. In addition to providing an overview of the main activities carried out by the Special Rapporteur, the report focuses on the topic of reparations to women who have been subjected to violence in contexts of both peace and post-conflict.
In this first report to the Human Rights Council, the independent expert in the field of cultural rights, Farida Shaheed, develops preliminary views on the conceptual and legal framework of her mandate.
In March of 2008, Women Living under Muslim Laws and Concordia University organized a symposium to discuss the impact of Muslim women's invovlement in sports, especially in the context of Iran. Some Muslim women athletes have used sport to inscribe resistant meanings that challenge social norms, while others have used it to express and reinforce these norms. The full report is attached.
Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW): Consideration of reports submitted by States parties under article 18 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
In her book, Rana Husseini recounts how she broke the silence around 'honour' killings in Jordan in the early 1990s, starting a national campaign to reform related laws, and laying the foundation for simultaneous international campaigns against VAW. A sample chapter is attached, courtesy of publishers, One World Publications.
Human Rights Watch recently released report 'We have the promises of the world: Women's Rights in Afghanistan' provides an insight on the current state of affairs of the women's rights struggle in Afghanistan while highlighting common themes of the feminist struggle across the globe.
Although women in Bahrain have had access to education and have participated in elections for eighty years now, even holding positions in government, Ghada Jamsheer, President of the Women's Petition Committee in Bahrain, denounces the flagrant bias stemming from the assumption that this equates to women's full emancipation.


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Histone acetylation and nucleosome remodeling regulate DNA damage repair, replication and transcription. Rtt109, a recently discovered histone acetyltransferase (HAT) from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, functions with the histone chaperone Asf1 to acetylate lysine K56 on histone H3 (H3K56), a modification associated with newly synthesized histones. In vitro analysis of Rtt109 revealed that Vps75, a Nap1 family histone chaperone, could also stimulate Rtt109-dependent acetylation of H3K56. However, the molecular function of the Rtt109-Vps75 complex remains elusive. Here we have probed the molecular functions of Vps75 and the Rtt109-Vps75 complex through biochemical, structural and genetic means. We find that Vps75 stimulates the kcat of histone acetylation by approximately 100-fold relative to Rtt109 alone and enhances acetylation of K9 in the H3 histone tail. Consistent with the in vitro evidence, cells lacking Vps75 showed a substantial reduction (60%) in H3K9 acetylation during S phase. X-ray structural, biochemical and genetic analyses of Vps75 indicate a unique, structurally dynamic Nap1-like fold that suggests a potential mechanism of Vps75-dependent activation of Rttl09. Together, these data provide evidence for a multifunctional HAT-chaperone complex that acetylates histone H3 and deposits H3-H4 onto DNA, linking histone modification and nucleosome assembly.
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LaRue also assigns himself "buffet training." This involves visiting some poor, all-you-can-eat eatery and bombarding his alimentary canal with ten plates of food. Admittedly, if LaRue were not a finely tuned athlete, some might consider this "pigging out." The staff at his favorite restaurants, such as Dynasty Buffet in Miami Gardens, know him so well that they simply show him a table and bring him a pitcher of water when he arrives.
By far the most intense regimen is "dog training." This requires LaRue to simulate the Nathan's Famous competition over the kitchen sink. One night a couple of weeks before the contest, he grilled two dozen hot dogs, stacked them five to a paper plate, and lined the kitchen counter with the plates. He placed a pile of paper napkins nearby because when he eats too fast, his nose runs, one of the many aspects of his body he can't explain because it has always been that way.
His lanky roommate, Steve Lutz, arrived home with his chatty blond girlfriend, Becky Silvagi, just as LaRue was psyching himself up. "I've never seen this," she said.
LaRue warned: "It's not a pretty sight." He cued up Tool's hard rock album Aenima on the living room stereo and set a timer on his cell phone. Then he took a hot dog from its bun, snapped it in half and plugged the two ends between a set of molars. With 11 quick chomps, they were pulp in his cheeks. While he chewed, he grabbed the bun, ripped it in half, dunked the parts into one of the 44-ounce plastic cups of water by the sink, and mashed the soaking mush into his mouth.
Each dog and bun took less than 30 seconds to obliterate, which didn't seem terribly fast until he did it a second and third and ninth time.
For a while, the only sounds were the buzz from the old Hotpoint refrigerator, the blaring music, and a disquieting wet meat gulp-plop-sniffle-slurp-squish-belch that made LaRue self-conscious. Silvagi watched for a couple of minutes, at first sipping a Coke but almost immediately slowing as she registered the feat at the sink. "Ewww," she said, her face scrunching. "Why can't you eat the hot dog all together?" There was no way LaRue could answer with a faceful of soggy tube steak, so she said as an aside, "He looks like he's going to hurl." LaRue continued to burrow through his hot dog pyramids. He bounced on the balls of his bare feet as water ran down his elbow in rivulets.
When the 12 minutes had elapsed, LaRue's belly was 19 dogs and 17 buns the richer. (That was an improvement from a previous dog run at his home a week earlier, in which he did a mere 17 dogs and 14 buns. After that one, he plopped on his couch and said, "Dude, I'm not even full. I'm going to finish those out of spite." And he did just that.)
After the run, he stood red-faced and blowing his nose into a napkin, pondering the leftovers' fate. "You don't look so bad," Silvagi said. For a guy who had just ingested nearly 6,000 calories and 300 grams of fat, he didn't. He was, after all, upright.
LaRue, still sniffling, pointed to one of the remaining dogs. "If you want a hot dog...," he said.
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Competitive eating may have eventually welled up from its county-fair roots to become a cultural force without the IFOCE, which was just a fluke of timing and effort. But credit where credit is due: It was the Sheas who put their fingers down the national throat and brought eating spectacles to the fore. In the late 1980s, the brothers were running public relations for the Nathan's Famous contest, literally standing on the street to amass a crowd for the annual hot dog-eating ritual, which has been around since 1916. Every year, they gussied up the contest until eaters started calling them. By 1997, they had formed a sanctioning body that now boasts more than 3,000 members and in the past year, has overseen more than 70 competitions in eight countries.
Among the foods: onions and pickles and cabbage and crawfish and deep-dish pizza and a whole host of other things that seem appealing until you watch someone down them in hazardous quantities.
"We did a huge thing [the 2001 Glutton Bowl] on Fox," George Shea says. "That was somewhat of a miss. We did Battle of the Buffets on the Travel Channel. Great show, wrong place. It's the Travel Channel. Its viewers didn't appreciate a piece of corned beef swinging from Cookie Jarvis' maw." The Sheas travel constantly, carnival-barking to crowds at fairs, malls, and conventions and giving off the aura of kids waiting for someone to walk up behind them, tap them on the shoulder, and tell them the jig is up.
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Full user review
"Version 2013 is an alpha version, it is full of bugs."
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- User interface looks nice.Cons
Acronis True Image 2013 is simply said, a very unstable software! Read their forums before considering to buy this software!
- Non-Stop backup failing on my work PC (have a running support ticket, they
need to revise their software...)
- Non-Stop backup service crashing on my Media PC. Cannot recover from crash in any means.
- Backups suddenly dissapearing from the explorer list.
- NAS support is obscure. Limit amount of NAS'ses are supported. Why?Summary
I am using the software now for the last month. I am an existing client of Acronis, owning 3 valid licenses from Acronis True Image 2013.
Consolidation of backups also gives errors. I am experiencing this here. Not just one time. I had to restart a backup because of consolidation failing, or, not running at all. Also, the versioning system of the software has errors. It shows 12 versions in the user interface, there are 13 files on my drive, and when i press consolidate, it shows 2 versions... Acronis, please fix the root cause of these issues that i experience.
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I've spend alraedy about 3 days (full days) working with customer support to resolve my issues.
- Customer support accessing my machine, trying to identify the bugs, asking me the same questions over and over again. Although i am telling them what to do, how to simulate the same errors, they are not doing that, they are just asking me the same stupid questions.
- Writing emails.
- Searching and responding on user forums.
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This piece of software is just not ready to go to the market. I cannot understand how such a company stays in business, releasing a software that contains that many bugs. The most issues that i am experiencing with it, is to work with NAS devices. Early warning, don't use any NAS device to backup your information using this software:
- Your backups may suddenly dissapear.
- Your backup files may become corrupted.
- Your may suddenly experience errors, stopping the backup process, and you are unable to recover from it.
- The user interface is really buggy. It crashes unexpectedly.
- The user interface is not consistent. when backups are started in the background, it does not show in the user interface! Only after a while, which can take up to 10 minutes to show up!
- Error logging is not consistent and correct. Actually, the logs show all goes well, with backups failing and crashing. Without any single error in the log.
They over market and advertise things which simply don't work. I feel tricked and cheated by Acronis that i have bought their software.
Small advice, try to install their software in try period, and try it out yourself. You'll see.
Look beyond the surface of the nice looking interface, and try to backup, restore from backups, restart your pc, stop backups, restart backups, work with NASes, disconnect networks and see what happens, restart your NAS and see what happens, etc, etc.
You will experiernce that this software is not worth to get all these nice credits from official reviewers, that's what you'll experience.
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Want to provide some feedback after one year, re-installing the try-out version of TIH 2013.
It appears that Acronis have fixed now some of the issues. One of the issues fixed is with the non-stop backup. In the previous version (build 5551), when you would have configured a non-stop backup to a NAS over a wireless, and you would have disconnected the wireless, the non-stop backup would fail, and you were unable to recover or even use the backup results...
Well, that appears to be fixed by now. I got a full refund of Acronis at that time, and now, re-testing it, it appears that the symptoms have disappeared. I must say that I've written numerous emails, and maybe, after I had written to the top mgt of Acronis, something may have changed. I'll keep testing now for about a month. Maybe the software has improved ... -
Hello Sven,
Thank you very much for your feedback and submitting a support case.
My name is Anton and I'm writing you on behalf of Acronis Customer Central.
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Sheila MacRae, an English actress and comedienne who was best known for playing Alice Kramden in the 1960s reboot of the hit CBS television series The Honeymooners, died on March 7. She was believed to be 93.
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Sheila starred as Ralph Kramden's sassy, long-suffering wife from 1966 to 1970 on The Jackie Gleason Show. She died on March 7 at the Lillian Booth Actors Home in Englewood, N.J., according to our sister site Variety.
The part of Alice had been played by several actresses — including Audrey Meadows, who starred in the 1950s version of The Honeymooners — before Sheila took on the role. Sheila made her final appearance as Alice in a Jackie Gleason television special in 1973.
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Sheila was a woman of many talents — she was also a accomplished singer, dancer and impressionist. She was married to Oklahoma! singer/actor Gordon MacRae from 1941 to 1967. The couple had four children together, including Petticoat Junction star Meredith MacRae, who died of brain cancer in 2000 at 56. After her daughter's tragic death, Sheila did not perform for years.
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SEOMoz, the Saas startup focused on helping businesses get the most out of their online web presences announced last week that it had raised an $18 million Series B from existing investor Ignition Partners, as well as new investor, Foundry Group.
Funding announcements aren't terribly interesting as most most press releases don't provide any insight into the underlying health or traction of the business. You might see user numbers, but rarely active users or revenue figures.
For example, Path, the mobile social network also just raised a Series B, a whopping $40 million. However, there wasn't even an official announcement on the story – just confirmation. No word on how user count is growing. Path is maintaining a low profile.
That's what makes SEOMoz's story so unique and interesting. While we're still guessing Path's number of active users, here's what we know about SEOMoz – directly from SEOMoz.
Revenue – $11,467,510 for 2011 (projected $18 to $20 million this year)
Net Income – $121k (clear focus on growth)
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If you know SEOMoz, the fact that they are so open about their business is nothing new. Transparency is one of their core values and something they take seriously. Despite the positive news with the recent raise, SEOMoz had a rather frustrating experience going through the same process in 2011. You can read all about that failed exercise on Rand's personal blog.
The interesting thing is that even with SEOMoz's continued growth and success, business transparency is most certainly not catching on. Wireframe software provider Balsamiq might be another notable example, but these companies are rare. Afterall, disclosing internal performance metrics as a means to success, is something they don't teach in business school. Who knows, perhaps they should.


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The Veggie Table: Raspberry-Lime Sorbet
by Janel Ovrut Funk in Uncategorized, June 23, 2012When I was a kid, it was a treat to get an ice cream cone on a hot summer day. But when I became lactose intolerant, I had to give up my favorite cookies-and-cream-flavored treat for something dairy free. Fortunately, I found a favorite summer dessert in raspberry sorbet with rainbow sprinkles on top. It was sweet, refreshing, and I didn't miss a scoop of ice cream one bit after I discovered sorbet.
Now, 20 years later, its time for a more grown-up version of my sticky sweet sorbet. To keep the fresh, tartness that comes from raspberries, I used only ½ cup of sugar, and added fresh lime juice for a refreshing, citrus-y pop. And instead of candy sprinkles, I added a pinch of lime zest on top.
Raspberry-Lime Sorbet
1.5 pounds fresh raspberries
Juice from 3 limes and zest from one lime
1 cup water
½ cup sugar
In a blender, blend raspberries, sugar, lime juice and water. Chill in the refrigerator for four hours or overnight. Prepare sorbet according to your ice cream machine's directions. Or, to make sorbet without a machine, try this method.
Cook's notes: Many sorbet recipes call for making simple syrup with the sugar and water, as well as straining out the fruit seeds for a smoother consistency. I prefer the texture and bite of tiny raspberry seeds in my sorbet. Not only does it taste more like I'm eating the fresh fruit, but it locks in the fiber benefits from raspberries. As for the simple syrup, I find my simpler method works just as well! Looking for another super simple sorbet? This two-ingredient Pink Grapefruit Sorbet will cool down any hot summer day.
TELL US: What's your favorite refreshing summer dessert?
Janel Ovrut Funk, MS RD LDN, loves experimenting with vegetarian and vegan cooking. Read her food blog, Eat Well with Janel, and follow her on Twitter @DietitianJanel. Catch up on her previous posts here.
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March 28th, 2011 at 9:25pmHazel, hi, I just re-upholstered it.
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Donald's mailbag: Why no love for Fresno State jazz?
I received a thoughtful note from Brigid de Jong, a Fresno State music professor:
Thank you for the fine article about our local players participating in the Fresno Phil's pops concert on Saturday. Jazz is alive and well in Fresno.
I was disappointed, however, that you didn't mention the connection that exists between Fresno City College and Fresno State. The fine teaching that the students receive at FCC can segue into a degree with a jazz emphasis at Fresno State, headed by Alan Durst (whose name you did mention, but perhaps you didn't know he developed and runs our instrumental jazz major.)
Since you made a point of acknowledging the strong jazz program at FCC, I think it would have been good to point out that our local students can continue that fine beginning by earning a BA in music with an emphasis in instrumental jazz. As it is a relatively new option, this would have been a great opportunity to inform the community about it.
Thank you for your extremely thorough and thoughtful coverage of the arts in our area. You do the community a great service by constantly showing the people here that the arts are alive and well in the Fresno community.
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"A Catholic cannot vote for a candidate who takes a position in favor of an intrinsic evil, such as abortion or racism, if the voter's intent is to support that position."
This statement is taken from the USCCB's recent document titled Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship. I'll let you draw your own conclusions about the wisdom of equating an act of killing with an attitude about racial superiority. I am more concerned with the apparent free pass the bishops are giving to pro-abort politicians. The bishops seem to be saying that you can vote for a pro-abort as long as you aren't supporting the candidate's advocacy for killing babies.
So go ahead and vote for the rabid pro-abort Hillary Clinton as long as you don't personally support her baby killing agenda. In fact the bishops' document would allow you to vote for an Adolph Hitler as long as you weren't supporting his program to exterminate the Jewish race.
This is nothing more than a rehash of that tired "seamless garment" philosophy that is largely responsible for the lack of Catholic activism on the abortion issue. The seamless garment lets you vote for the baby killer as long as he/she is supposedly solid on poverty issues, health care, global warming, etc.
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Seamless Garment Issues: CLIMATE CHANGE, UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE, POVERTY, DEATH PENALTY, WAR, IMMIGRATION, RACISM…(abortion).
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KSUAirport is located next to the small mountain called Kvernberget, 10 km from town center of Kristiansund, and can be reached via motorway 70, and is a 15-20 minute drive from the town center. A heliport at Kvernberget flies personnel to/from offshore oil rigs off the mid-Norwegian coast.
1. This Airport name spells Kristiansund with a 'u' - not to mistaken it for Kristiansand Airport at Kjevik (code KRS), spelled with an 'a'.
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It's Friday, Friday, time for an Eddie Build Party! Everyone's looking forward to this robot, robot.
For the last two days, Parallaxians have been busy assembling Eddies to prepare for our ship date next week. We've got a top-notch assembly team who has the assembly process down to a science - pooling resources from almost every department to get this job done.
The process starts with building the Motor Mount & Wheel and Caster Wheel kits before moving on to mounting them onto Eddie's base. We then mount the batteries & battery trays before our team then splits in two: some members build wire harnesses while others assemble Ping))) and IR protector stands. Then it's time to mount the stands to the base and, voila, we have an almost functional Eddie!
Pictures from are build party are included today. We're still building the Eddie control boards and will integrate them early next week.
We must say that it's a pretty awesome sight to walk into our training room and see 30 mostly assembled Eddies sprawled out across the tables. Just one more week until we ship, have you preordered yet?


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Chris Hughton is confident Norwich City will build on a superb first Premier League win of the season against Arsenal.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Norwich City boss Chris Hughton has admitted that every defeat hurts on a personal level – and that he was bound to sleep more easily after his side's first Premier League win of the season.
The Canaries' 1-0 success against Arsenal not only lifted the mood of supporters in a noisy full house at Carrow Road, but gave their 53-year-old manager a much more enjoyable weekend after waiting nine weeks for that first league victory.
Asked how he felt after his team beat the Gunners, he said: "I'm actually delighted - but being a football manager is tough. You take the defeats very much to heart. It affects you, of course it does, because you don't like to lose. And particularly you don't like to lose in a fashion that perhaps we have in some games.
"So it hurts and it takes a little while to get it out of your system. But you have to have belief in the team."
Just 48 hours before City doubled their points tally, courtesy of Grant Holt's third goal in successive games, Hughton told reporters he felt their first league win was "just around the corner".
After that forecast came true in such exciting fashion, he explained: "Probably the defining thing was the four games we had where we did play very well. So you know that's there, in the locker.
"But it is tough and it's certainly a better feeling having got those three points. I'll certainly sleep better tonight,"
Hughton freely admits he did not expect City to finish in the top half of the Premier League, but he believes they are more than capable of steering clear of trouble.
He said: "I think we know where we are. We're going to lose games, we know that. We know every game is going to be a tough game for us but the players are spirited enough.
"They know there are going to be tough periods but it's about how you bounce back. As a group, they're very hard-working and spirited and we'll need that right the way through the season."
He said the players had maintained a positive attitude during the two-week international break despite the 4-1 defeat at Chelsea.
"You've always got to try to get the balance right," he said. "On the back of a poor defeat in the last game, you then had to pick them up. With this group it hasn't been so difficult. We accept that we're not going to be in the top ten, but if we do it right we've definitely got enough quality to do well enough."
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Don't like to say it but wasted the first few games by poor team selection. He obviously never looks at this paper or he would have seen earlier that he needed Holt & Hoolahan together and Pilks rather than Surman. But he has learnt the hard way.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Give the man a chance, Noah! I reckon we need to win at least another 9 games and pick up a few draws. maybe 36-38 points will be enough this season? It`s a tough call. 90 more points to play for.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
I think the 2 week break done the team a power of good. A chance to reorganise and put a few things right that weren't working. Holt talks of sticking to a game plan against Arsenal, I just hope they have plenty more game plans for the rest of the teams in the PL.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Errm...I fear your "basic maths" is somewhat suspect Mr. Noah. When one team wins the 3 points are not "shared". They are all given to the winning team ! How did you count those animals onto your ark again? 3 by 3 ?
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
He has had one win in eight games. If that win ratio continues for the season he'll collect 15 points from wins. By my reckoning he'll need to get a further 24 - 25 points from drawn games to avoid the drop. I wish Norwich City well for the future, a premiership football team has to be good for the region as a whole , they do however have to find a way of winning more games. Teams that draw share two points , where one team wins ,three points are shared, it's basic maths.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Make the most of it Mr. Hughton, I doubt you'll be experiencing it too often this season.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Are you just plain stupid Timbo? - if you can't grasp basic arithmatic,ask somebody to write it down for you , you moron.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
And in those 8 games, we've played Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal, West Ham and Fulham to name 5 all in the top half last time I checked and all the teams we've played other than qpr are in the top 12..........bit of realism required
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
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