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On 16 September 2011, the Security Council adopted resolution 2008 renewing the mandate for 12 months of the UN mission in Liberia. After the vote, Mr. Gerard Araud, Permanent Representative of France, stated that Liberia was at peace for 8 years and that a review of the mandate of this mission should be considered in the context of many operations on the African continent.
On 17 November 2011, the Security Council met in closed consultations to be briefed by Special Representative of the Secretay-General and Head of the UN mission in Liberia, Ms Ellen Margrethe Løj, on the results of the second round of the presidential elections that lead to the victory of the incumbent president Ms Johnson-Sirleaf with 90.7 % of the vote despite a low turnout after the withdrawal of the candidate of the opposition Mr. Winston Tubman.
On 9 December 2011, in private consultations, the ambassador of Lebanon, as chairman of the Sanctions Committee, presented to the Security Council the last report of the expert panel.
The Representative of France welcomed the quality of the investigations conducted by the panel, including on the operating mode of Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militiamen in the border region. A cooperation between UNOCI and UNMIL would contribute to the neutralization of these armed groups.
On 14 December 2011, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2025 renewing for one year the mandate of UNMIL. The resolution calls for a mid-term review of the mission.
On 29 June 2012, the Security Council held private consultations to discuss the action modalities of UNMIL in the presence of Edmond Mullet, Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations.
The Representative of France called the Liberian authorities to increase their involvement in national reconciliation. He supported the Secretariat's recommendations for a gradual reduction of the military component of the UN mission while restructuring security forces and the national police.
On 11 September 2012, the Security Council held private consultations on the evolution of the UN engagement in Liberia. Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Karin Landgren, welcomed the increasing political and institutional stability of the country, confirmed by the 2011 elections. Nonetheless, she reported capacity gaps in the security sector. Professionalism, quality and the size of police forces had to be increased.
The French Representative welcomed the planned reconfiguration of the UNMIL forces, stressing the urgent need to stabilise the border region with the Côte d'Ivoire through better intermission cooperation with UNOCI.
On 17 September 2012, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2066 renewing the mandate for the UN force in Liberia, UNMIL. The resolution also provides for a significant reduction in the numbers of peacekeepers.
On 6 December 2012, the Security Council met in closed consultations to hear the briefing of the Ambassador of Pakistan, as Chairman of the sanctions committee against Liberia.
The Representative of France expressed its concerns about the government's difficulties in monitoring the natural resources sector (especially forests and precious minerals). France was supporting the draft resolution of the United States renewing the mandate of experts by the continuation of the arms embargo and the gradual removal of individuals' sanctions, in coordination with the Government of Liberia.
On 12 December 2012, the Security Council unanimously adopted the resolution 2079, extending for one year the sanctions regime in Liberia.
On 25 March 2013, the Security Council met to hear the report of Ms. Karin Landgren, Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Liberia and Mr Staffan Tilander, Chairman of the Peacebuilding Commission in Liberia. Both welcomed the significant progress of the country with regard to stability and development.
During the private consultations that followed, the Representative of France noted the progress in peacebuilding, noting that the country was still facing major structural challenges.
He stressed that the Security Council must remain engaged with the process of transition and transfer of tasks from UNMIL to the Liberian authorities.
On 13 June 2013, the Security Council met in closed consultations to draw up the balance sheet of the sanctions regime in Liberia. Despite the efforts deployed by the Liberian authorities to restore efficient state structures, arms trafficking and excessive exploitation of natural resources continued to destabilize the region.
The representative of France called for the strengthening of the cooperation between Côte d'Ivoire and Liberia to struggle against arms trafficking and he expressed his support for the maintenance of the arms embargo.
On 10 September 2013, Ms. Karin Landgren, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of UNMIL, Mr. Staffan Tillander, Chair of the Liberia Configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission, and Mr. Brownie J. Samukai, Minister of National Defense of the Republic of Liberia, briefed the Security Council on the last major developments in the country.
Despite several significant political and security improvements in Liberia, the speakers recalled that many challenges remained. They declared that a better management of natural and financial resources and a more equitable distribution of national wealth were essential prerequisites to enable an effective national reconciliation. They also identified key areas on which to focus, among them the reinforcement of the capacities of Liberian police forces and the fight against corruption and sexual abuse, in order to ensure greater stability at the local and national levels.
During the closed consultations that followed, the representative of France welcomed the cooperation between Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire and between UNOCI and UNMIL. He emphasized the importance of promoting the rule of law in Liberia, reforming and strengthening the judicial system and fighting effectively against sexual violence, which mainly affects are women and children.
On 18 September 2013, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2116 renewing for on year the mandate of UNMIL.
On 9 December 2013, the existing chairs of the subsidiary bodies of the Council presented the results of their work.
The chairman of the sanctions committee on Liberia, permanent representative of Pakistan, noted progress concerning the transition from the civil war to peace and security. The role of the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) has been essential. However, many challenges remained, such as the deficit of governmental and police institutions. Other difficulties have been related to the precarious security apparatus, the mismanagement of natural resources, organized and transnational crime, including illegal arms and diamonds trafficking. The role of regional organizations was crucial for the strengthening of security capacities.
On 10 December 2013, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2128 on Liberia.
On 20 March 2014, the members of the Security Council met around Ambassador Stefan Tillander, President of Peacebuilding Commission's Liberia Configuration, as well as the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Liberia, Mrs. Karin Landgren.
Mr. Tillander and Mrs Landgren have reported a relatively stable political and security environment. However, serious challenges remained concerning institutional reforms and the road map for national reconciliation. Accountability, security and justice were fundamental for peace building. Only slow progress was made concerning the latter sector, which explained the lack of trust in government institutions. A large number of Ivoirian refugees in Liberia had returned to Côte d'Ivoire with the improved security situation along the border between both countries. Nevertheless 46000 refugees were still remaining in Liberia.
During the private consultations that followed, the members of the Security Council heard Mr. Edmond Mulet, Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, on the UNMIL and UNOCI (Côte d'Ivoire) strategic review. The representative of France welcomed Liberian progress regarding security and the economy, as well as regarding the restoration of State authority. However, challenges remained concerning the human rights situation and political reforms. A peacebuilding mission would be able to adequately support efforts in these fields. In this context, a process needed to be launched to allow an exit strategy for UNMIL and to ensure local authorities do not excessively rely on the UN peacekeeping mission.

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Directions: From Rochester: Exit the New York State Thruway off of exit 41, Waterloo. Turn right and continue until you reach the fist traffic light. Turn left onto route 5 and 20 and continue until you reach route 90. Turn right on route 90 and travel through the Village of Aurora until you reach Poplar Ridge Road. Take Poplar Ridge Road 1.5 miles and the town offices will be on the left. From Auburn: Exit the New York State Thruway off of exit 40. Turn right onto route 34 and continue on until you reach Fleming. Turn right onto route 34b and continue on until you reach Poplar Ridge Road. Turn right onto Poplar Ridge Road and continue for 3.5 miles. The town offices will be on the right. View the Town of Ledyard on the Map of Cayuga County


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One moment you are gliding along a smooth street on a bike that is just a bit too long,
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I have plenty of opportunity to exercise "flexible", now that the bike lanes are often covered with heaps of snow.
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I love MAC Fluidlines but I'm not especially crazy about this one by itself. It looks like a blah reddish purple. There's supposed to be shimmer in this one but I sure don't see it. Also, the consistency of Macroviolet is thicker and drier than the other three I use (Graphic Brown, New Weed & Ostentatious). ** UPDATE ** I returned this one. I just did NOT like fighting this by going over and over the line to make it show up. It does not go on smoothly. This is nowhere near as easy to apply as my other Fluidlines.


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Winning one of the closest elections in U.S. history, Republican challenger Richard Nixon defeats Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Because of the strong showing of third-party candidate George Wallace, neither Nixon nor Humphrey received more than 50 percent of the popular vote; Nixon beat Humphrey by less than 500,000 votes. Nixon campaigned on a platform designed to reach the "silent majority" of middle class and working class Americans. He promised to "bring us together again," and many Americans, weary after years of antiwar and civil rights protests, were happy to hear of peace returning to their streets. Foreign policy was also a major factor in the election. Humphrey was saddled with a Democratic foreign policy that led to what appeared to be absolute futility and agony in Vietnam. Nixon promised to find a way to "peace with honor" in Vietnam, though he was never entirely clear about how this was to be accomplished. The American people, desperate to find a way out of the Vietnam quagmire, were apparently ready to give the Republican an opportunity to make good on his claim.During his presidency, Nixon oversaw some dramatic changes in U.S. Cold War foreign policy, most notably his policy of detente with the Soviet Union and his 1972 visit to communist China. His promise to bring peace with honor in Vietnam, however, was more difficult to accomplish. American troops were not withdrawn until 1973, and South Vietnam fell to communist forces in 1975.
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If you are required to register, you must normally do so within seven days of arrival in the UK. However, SOAS is part of a new scheme allowing our new students to begin the registration process as part of enrolment.
To register with the police, collect a form at enrolment, complete it and return it to the Registry department between the 7th and 31st October 2013 with 2 passport photos and copies of your visa and passport personal details page.
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The office is open 9.00 am – 4.00 pm Monday – Friday.
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- A copy of your Biometric Card (Only if applicable)
If you change your address or renew your leave to remain in the UK, you must take your certificate to any police station within eight days to be amended. Keep your registration certificate safe.
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NEW YORK, April 13, (AFP): British hate preacher Abu Hamza goes on trial in New York on Monday, facing the rest of his life behind bars if found guilty on kidnapping and terror charges that predate the 9/11 attacks. It is the second high-profile terror trial to be heard by a Manhattan jury since Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and former Al-Qaeda spokesman Suleiman Abu Ghaith was convicted on March 26.
Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, better known in Britain as Abu Hamza al-Masri, is blind in one eye and lost both arms, blown off above the elbow, in an explosion in Afghanistan years ago. His trial will begin with jury selection on Monday and is the culmination of a 10-year legal battle. On its second day, Tuesday, he will celebrate his 56th birthday.
Abu Hamza was first indicted in the United States in 2004 and served eight years in prison in Britain before losing his last appeal in the European Court of Human Rights against extradition. In the US, authorities lost no time removing his trademark prosthetic hook that he wore in the place of one hand. He is charged on 11 counts, over the 1998 kidnapping in Yemen of 16 Western tourists, of whom four were killed, and of conspiring to set up an Al-Qaeda-style training camp in Oregon in late 1999. He is accused of providing material support to bin Laden's terror network, of wanting to set up a computer lab for the Taliban and sending recruits for terror training in Afghanistan.
Born in Egypt, Abu Hamza moved to London aged 21 to study engineering before he morphed into an anti-American preacher at the Finsbury Park Mosque in north London. The mosque has been dubbed a breeding ground for terrorism and was frequented by Richard Reid, serving a life sentence in the US for trying to blow up a transatlantic jetliner in 2001. Abu Hamza, who has asked to be addressed during the trial by his real name Mustafa, has pleaded not guilty. "I think I am innocent," he told a pre-trial conference. Dressed in a blue prison uniform and without prosthetic arms, his hair thick and white, a bearded Abu Hamza has closely followed all pre-trial debates in the Manhattan federal court


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TOBSSH Holiday Special JetZulaGifts~*~*~*~It was the night of December 24th and it was very busy in the Mizu household. Katara had invited everyone to spend Christmas at their place, knowing everyone would be happier that way.Zuko was helping Katara clean up in the kitchen. Gran Gran, Uncle Iroh and Tyro were just about finished cooking the appetizers and the main course. Toph, Ty Lee, Suki and Azula were putting up the decorations in the living room. Aang, Jet, Haru and Sokka were assembling the exterior decorations.Deep inside their hearts, they all knew that this was going to be the most magical Christmas ever.~~Azula's POVI never thought I'd enjoy doing this. I mean, hello? Who would've thought a princess would have fun doing such menial tasks such as decorating a Christmas tree? Back home, we didn't even decorate anymore. Hell, back at home, you'd think Christmas didn't exist. The last time we got the palace all spruced up for the holidays was when Mom was still alive I remember the
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Serendipity Chapter 8Chapter 8: Back to the Beginning~*~*~*~"You're calling off the wedding?" Zuko asked, totally bewildered"Look, Zuko I can't do this I can't keep pretending anymore " Mai replied, wiping her tears away from her cheeks."I . I really don't know what to say ""Look, I'm ready for it Put me in jail. Banish me. Have me scourged. I-I deserve it.""No, Mai I guess I have something to confess too ""I'm sure it's not as bad as mine.""It is In fact, I think it's worse. Umm remember that girl I told you about? The one I met seven years ago?""The one from the Water Tribe? Yes, why?""She's kind of the reason why I kept travelling... and why I kept looking for a Water Tribe Scroll.""What do you mean?"And so, Zuko explained it all from the day he and Katara met to the day he told Mai to move up the wedding."So all this time, you've been keeping this from everyone?" Mai said, more intrigued than heartbroken."Not real
Tales of Ba Sing Se High 31Chapter 30: Awkwardness~*~*~*~Jet's POVI let Haru pick out our room since he was the one with more needs."Hey! This is perfect!" he said, opening a door and peeking inside. "The sun shines perfectly through the window so I can do my meditation."He excitedly ran inside while I followed. There was one bed inside the room but it was spacious enough."Dude, let's get this straight." I said, starting to unpack. "I stay on the left side of the bed while you stay on the right.""But-" he started to say"Dude, unless you want to sleep on the floor, deal with it.""Fine So, why are you so cranky?""I think you know why.""No, seriously, I don't. Nobody ever tells me anything.""That's because you react in such a weird way.""Weird? How?""Like you start talking about spirit mumbo-jumbo and stuff.""Dude, it's not mumbo-jumbo! I swear, it heals you internally and-""See? You're doing it again.""Okay, fine. I won't react that way. Just tell me already.""Fine." I said, si
Tales of Ba Sing Se High 29Chapter 29: Rock Bottom~*~*~*~Azula's POVGeez Who would have thought that I would ever sink this low? Here I am Sitting on the couch Eating ice cream right out of the pint Wearing week-old sweats With my brother. And you know what the worst part is?This is all we've been doing for about a week now. Yup Hello, Rock Bottom."Pass the whipped cream " groaned ZukoI groaned back a response while passing him the can, which he sprayed directly in his mouth."You know All those years of training will be lost in about a few weeks if we keep eating like this " I said, putting a spoonful of mint chocolate chip ice cream in my mouth."Oh, what's the point of everything?" Zuko said hopelessly. "I'm nothing now ""Shut up. At least there's like a hundred girls still waiting for you out there. Look at me. I'm a bitch, I'm fat and I suck.""No offense, Azula, but you can do so much better than Jet Seriously.""I know! That's th
Tales of Ba Sing Se High 36Chapter 36: Dinner For Two~*~*~*~Zuko's POVA few days passed after Toph and Aang made up. Everyone was pretty happy Except me, I suppose I mean, I just I miss her. I miss her blue eyes. I miss her soft brown hair. I miss her caring touch. I miss her sweet kisses. I miss the way she tells me that she loves me I want her back. But hell, what was I supposed to do? I do want her to be happy but I'm going crazy thinking about her every day. I just can't help casting longing glances at her whenever I can... like right now while I'm leaning over the balcony railing. I watched her as she tried building sandcastles on the beach. She looked so beautiful in that light blue and white bikini and with her hair pulled back into a ponytail."Dude, why don't you just go talk to her?" Aang said, suddenly appearing beside me."Wha-" I replied, looking away. "I don't know what you're talking about."Suddenly, an arm was wrapped around my shoulders."Zuko, we all kn


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Latest Iraqi-abuse photos stun lawmakers WASHINGTON -- The latest round of photos and videos of American personnel abusing Iraqi prisoners -- revealed only to lawmakers Wednesday -- includes images of Iraqi women exposing their breasts and of hooded Iraqi detainees masturbating, members of Congress said after viewing them. Related stories
In setback to Boeing, report says new tankers not needed WASHINGTON -- There is no compelling reason for the Air Force to immediately acquire 100 air refueling tankers from The Boeing Co., a new Defense Department report concludes in another blow to the controversial deal.
Family grateful for outpouring of sympathy Jennifer Cmos, a lanky, red-haired sixth-grader, bit her lip and fought back tears, her springer spaniel Annie at her side.
Body found in sewage tank Emotionally shaken employees at Spokane's Wastewater Treatment Plant on Wednesday remembered Mike Cmos Jr. as fun-loving and helpful, the kind of guy who would help you paint your house.
Deal calls for al-Sadr to disarm BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Iraqi Shiite leaders and a rebellious cleric reached an agreement Wednesday that would demobilize his potent anti-occupation militia, as U.S. soldiers engaged in sharp street fighting against those forces in a holy city south of here. Related stories
Syria denounces sanctions imposed by Washington DAMASCUS, Syria – Syria denounced U.S. economic sanctions on Wednesday, and other Arab countries – including close U.S. allies – joined in the criticism. Europe ignored the penalties by dispatching a trade delegation to Damascus.
Israeli armored convoy attacked GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip – Palestinian militants on Wednesday evening bombed a second Israeli armored convoy, killing an officer and four soldiers and injuring three others along the Gazan border with Egypt.
Fourteen nuns accused in Boston abuse suit BOSTON – Nine former students at a Roman Catholic school for the deaf filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging they were raped, beaten and tormented decades ago by the nuns who ran the school . Related stories
Panel accuses bishops of regressing on reforms MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. – A key panel of lay Roman Catholics is angrily accusing American bishops of backsliding on a central plank of their reform program aimed at stopping clergy sexual abuse. Related stories
Committee votes to delay base closings WASHINGTON – The Bush administration faced a revolt in the House on Wednesday as members of the Armed Services Committee voted to delay the 2005 round of military base closings for another two years.
Reform Party endorses Nader WASHINGTON – Independent Ralph Nader, reviled by some Democrats for his presidential bid, was endorsed Wednesday by the national Reform Party, giving him ballot access in at least seven states including the battlegrounds of Florida and Michigan. Related stories
Web insults precede street brawl DALLAS – In a computer-age version of "West Side Story," rival gang members battled it out in the street in a rumble organized over the Internet.
Plan B backers call for FDA resignations WASHINGTON – A dozen members of Congress Wednesday called for the resignation of the two Food and Drug Administration officials most responsible for last week's decision to keep emergency contraception a prescription-only drug.
Canadian man raised as girl commits suicide TORONTO – David Reimer, a Canadian who was born as a boy but raised as a girl after a botched circumcision, committed suicide after failed investments drove him into poverty. He was 38.
Experts examine aged inscription LONDON – The experts who cracked Nazi Germany's secret codes are tackling a 10-letter enigma that has stumped fine minds for more than 250 years – D.O.U.O.S.V.A.V.V.M.
Low harvest prices prompt some refugees to plant marijuana FRESNO, Calif. – On the edge of suburbia here, where farmland awaits the developer's plow, the magnificent gardens of Southeast Asian refugees rise and fall.
River gets clean bill of health The fast-flowing Spokane River has already flushed and diluted most fecal matter from Monday's sewage plant accident, water quality samples show.
Oil prices spurt to level not seen since fall of 1990 LONDON -- Demand for oil is growing at its fastest rate in eight years, but the economic recovery could fizzle unless suppliers keep pace by drilling new wells and producing fresh crude, the International Energy Agency warned Wednesday.
Montanans seek stability on their power rates A new nonprofit yesterday bid $1.26 billion for the Montana assets of bankrupt NorthWestern Corp. The offer by Montana Public Power Inc. renews an effort by that state's large cities to reclaim a birthright forfeited in 1997 by naive lawmakers. May they be successful.
CenterStage lease is being disputed The operators of the CenterStage performing arts center in downtown Spokane could be headed to court after being told by their landlord, Odd Girls LLC, that the lease they've been operating under is invalid.
LaunchPad to focus on new program After more than a year of testing the idea, a Spokane group will formally launch a networking service to help startup companies grow and add jobs. That idea, called Connect Northwest, will be unveiled by Spokane-based INTEC at the next LaunchPad event on May 20.
Rymond dies at age 95 Helen Hazen Rymond, a longtime community benefactor and business executive, died Sunday at the age of 95.
Trade deficit at all-time high WASHINGTON -- The United States posted a record trade deficit in March, reflecting Americans' voracious demand for foreign-made goods as well as the most expensive crude oil since 1983.
Market recovers from early losses NEW YORK -- Stocks ended a volatile session mixed Wednesday as late-day bargain-hunting erased earlier declines, helping the Dow Jones industrial average recover from an intraday loss of more than 160 points.
Honda of Spokane becomes Valley Honda The former Honda of Spokane dealership in Spokane Valley has been modernized in a $1 million renovation, and is now called Valley Honda.
Business News Spokane firms to be honored Four Spokane companies are among 70 that will be honored next week by the state for their participation in the WorkFirst welfare-to-work program.
NBC Universal takes its place among media giants NEW YORK -- NBC clinched its big media prize Wednesday, completing a merger with the Universal television and entertainment businesses to create a major media conglomerate. NBC Universal will rival Time Warner Inc. and Viacom Inc. in industry clout by combining a top-rated TV network backed up by a major film and TV studio.
Krispy Kreme strategy has some holes CHARLOTTE, N.C. – In the land where Krispy Kreme doughnuts are an institution, Matt Hollowell walked out of a Dunkin' Donuts store with a large coffee in one hand and a sack of doughnuts in the other.
That's no litter - it's a herd, doggone it Pongo and Perdita only had a litter of 15 Dalmatian puppies. And that was a Disney cartoon.
Brodie has raised more than $24,000 Kootenai County Commission candidate Katie Brodie has raised $24,540 in her bid for office, which is probably the largest amount ever reported on a single campaign finance disclosure for a county race, election officials said Wednesday.
Giant maples cleared to make way for retirement apartments The complaints came in to the city, the newspapers and the site's neighbors when the giant maple trees were eliminated at the corner of Harrison Avenue and Third Street in Coeur d'Alene last week.
Idaho man killed in plane crash SAN DIEGO -- Two men killed when their plane crashed into the Volcan Mountain Wilderness Preserve were identified Tuesday by authorities as student pilots from Idaho and Utah.
Neighbors resist plans to build wastewater plant East Central Neighborhood residents mounted heated resistance Wednesday evening at a meeting to discuss plans to build a new Spokane County sewage treatment plant in their neighborhood.
Daily, they rise above the smell There are 800 miles of sewer lines in the Lilac City. And we all know it ain't posies passing through these pipes.
Ready for summer Taking a small but concrete step in a 30-year, $359 million project to scrub mine wastes from the Coeur d'Alene Basin, state and federal officials are celebrating the nearly-finished cleanup of the East of Rose Lake boat launch on the Coeur d'Alene River.
Trial focuses on Internet activity BOISE -- Computer records show a University of Idaho graduate student intentionally posted to the Internet four articles offering religious justifications for suicide attacks, federal prosecutors say.
Accuracy watch Obituary wrong Due to erroneous information provided to The Idaho Spokesman-Review, Wednesday's obituary for Susan (Schillberg) Paschall, 50, listed an incorrect city of residence for surviving son, Michael Paschall. He lives at the family home in Hayden. Full obituary information can be found in today's In Life section.General manager misidentified
Online net snared al Qaeda suspect TACOMA – A 26-year-old Washington National Guard tank crewman accused of offering help to al Qaeda terrorists was apparently not discovered by the FBI, or military intelligence, or Homeland Security. Related stories
For students, grant is watershed event Eighth-grader Allie Lowry rolled her pants legs up, slipped into her friend's flip-flops and waded into Thompson Creek. She carried a thermometer to record the water's temperature.
Regional news Reckless driving suspected in crash Cocolalla, Idaho Idaho State Police believe a reckless driver may have caused a wreck May 10 that sent a 22-year-old Spokane man to the hospital. Kenneth A. Whetstone was driving south on U.S. Highway 95 near this community south of Sandpoint at about 4:30 p.m. Monday when he was apparently forced off the road, ISP reported.
Business owners urge property reassessment Carlos Landa and his business partners pay almost $35,000 a year in property taxes for a retail strip mall he owns on Sprague Avenue in Spokane Valley.
Moscow closes charter school for violations MOSCOW, Idaho -- The Moscow School District is closing the Renaissance Charter School for noncompliance with regulations in several areas.
Former congresswoman stumps Sunday POST FALLS-- Former Idaho Republican Congresswoman Helen Chenoweth-Hage is coming to Post Falls Sunday to stump for two District 5 legislative candidates.
Sandpoint ready for a classic celebration SANDPOINT --This weekend Sandpoint will be filled with classic cars, penny loafers and poodle skirts as the town once again turns back the hands of time and celebrates the early days of rock 'n' roll with the 19th annual Lost in the '50s weekend.
20-year-old man arrested in knife attack A Spokane man suffered a 6-inch gash to his neck, a cut to his face and cuts to his fingers when an apparent robbery attempt turned into a stabbing, police said.
Sonneland loses battle to keep tower A Spokane-based communications company has until May 31 to tear down its illegal antenna on a mountaintop south of Post Falls.
Rape suspect jailed in Seattle SEATTLE -- A California man being sought in attacks on women following break-ins at three homes in the southwest part of the city has been arrested, police said.
WSP briefly closes I-90 exit Acrid white smoke wafted from the parking lot of the Washington State Patrol port of entry on Interstate 90 Wednesday afternoon.
EWU faculty gets 3 percent raise Eastern Washington University's board of trustees OK'd a 3 percent compensation raise for its full-time faculty in a special meeting Wednesday morning.
Movie fan allegedly robs video store BREMERTON -- A 37-year-old man with a fondness for the movie "Rob Roy" has been arrested, accused of robbing a video store.
Shot girl may need emergency surgery The 13-year-old Spokane girl who was shot Sunday between the eyes may have to undergo emergency surgery to release pressure on her brain, her mother said Wednesday.
Budget problems force school layoffs in Spokane, Valley As area school districts continue to struggle with declining enrollment and increased expenses, Spokane Public Schools plans to lay off nine certificated employees, and the East Valley School District has already sent layoff notices to 12 teachers.
In Washington, Murray leads Nethercutt – but by how much? George Nethercutt is "only" 9.5 percentage points behind Patty Murray in a recent poll of Washington state voters, the Nethercutt campaign said Wednesday.
Logging truckers make stand TACOMA -- Andy Bishop, a second-generation independent logging truck driver from Buckley, says he makes no more money today than his dad did 20 years ago.
Hanford demolition under way RICHLAND -- Workers at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation have completed demolition of the first of three buildings where plutonium was concentrated for the nation's nuclear weapons arsenal.
And another thing. . . Universal care, stat! Both major political parties have been spooked by the costs of universal health-care coverage, but the Kaiser Family Foundation released a report Monday that shows that inaction is expensive, too.
Transparency vital on prisoner abuse Our View: Best course for U.S. is to show we're an open society.
Foes want to short-circuit AmeriCorps This was to be a historic year for AmeriCorps, the decade-old national service program whose members tutor needy children, clean up public parks, build houses and provide homeland security in return for a modest stipend and benefits. This was the year the agency would arise, phoenix-like, from its recent political battles with new funding and renewed support.
Black progress preceded civil rights May 17, 1954 -- half a century ago -- saw one of the most momentous decisions in the history of the Supreme Court of the United States. Some observers who were there said that one of the black-robed justices sat on the great bench with tears in his eyes.
Correction Because of an editing error, a percentage figure was deleted from a letter published Wednesday from Ron Johns of Spokane. The affected sentence should have read: "Wild salmon are healthier, stronger and have longer lives, returning from the ocean at a 3 percent rate while hatchery fish return at a 1 percent rate."
Vote yes for the new, responsive STA Tuesday's election will give voters in Spokane County an opportunity to shape the future of public transportation in our community. The Spokane Transit Authority is asking for a 0.03 percent sales tax increase to avoid devastating cuts in bus service.
Letters Kerry bad-mouthed troops I'm sure John Kerry wouldn't lie about his time in Vietnam, but I'm disturbed about what he did when he came home. Going before Congress and making accusations of atrocities against our soldiers was very ill-advised.
Kings hold their court SACRAMENTO -- The Sacramento Kings aren't buried yet. After two heartbreaking losses left them in a desperate situation, the Kings picked themselves up Wednesday night and registered a season-saving 87-81 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in front of 17,317 in Arco Arena.
Smarty Jones is Preakness favorite BALTIMORE -- The Preakness field is far from wide-open. Kentucky Derby winner Smarty Jones was made the 8-5 morning-line favorite Wednesday for the second leg of the Triple Crown, and will leave from the No. 7 post in an 11-horse field.
Bilesky rescues wild-armed Kranches, Shadle Park squelches late Mead rally Brian Kranches does a pretty good Harry Houdini impersonation. The Shadle Park junior wriggled out of several jams against Mead in a Greater Spokane League loser-out playoff game at Avista Stadium, and Aaron Bilesky cleaned up his last mess to preserve a 3-2 win.
Too little, too late for Seattle MINNEAPOLIS -- Brad Radke gave the Minnesota Twins just what they needed. Radke took a shutout into the ninth inning, and the Twins held on after Edgar Martinez's 300th home run to beat the Seattle Mariners 4-3 Wednesday night. Related stories
Number of agents still dwindling Wildlife enforcement officers come and go in Washington, but the losses have been exceeding the gains.
Coeur d'Alene rides Grove's strong performance to 5A Region I golf title Russell Grove had just finished off a 5-under par front nine and, golf being golf, numbers inevitably started dancing around in the back of his mind.
Posada out, nose broke on throw Yankees catcher Jorge Posada had surgery on his broken nose Wednesday night in Anaheim, Calif., after getting hit in the face with a throw while breaking up a double play.
Wednesday's games Athletics 2, Tigers 1: At Detroit, Rich Harden allowed one run in seven innings, and Adam Melhuse homered in Oakland's season-high third straight victory, against Detroit.
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Today's menu Off-track betting Coeur d'Alene Casino: Dog racing, first post 9:05 a.m.; horse racing, first post 9:25 a.m.
National Sports Women's Olympic basketball team adds Taurasi, Cash First she led Connecticut to a third straight NCAA championship, then she was first player taken in the WNBA draft. Now, to top it off, Diana Taurasi is going to the Olympics.
Heat continue home-court mastery MIAMI -- Lamar Odom asked for a show of hands from the room full of reporters and television cameras.
Murphy homing in on state golf tournament Lakeland golfer Casey Murphy said he likes to have fun. If his 3-under-par 68 medalist round at Stoneridge in Blanchard Monday in the 3A District I tournament is any indication of things to come at state, he's going to have a quite a lot of fun.
Willard exemplifies Mt. Spokane's success Athletes of Week Philip MacArthur, Selkirk, boys track: Defending State B discus champion improved his season bests in the shot put (52 feet, 5 1/2 inches) and discus (151-9). Both marks lead the Class B ranks.
Saxons ready for state trip They've already watched a state championship match from the sidelines. Now four Ferris seniors would like to see a title contest from a different viewpoint.
Garcia makes dashing move Lake City High track coach Kelly Reed looked at his stopwatch and his decision was made. Meagan Garcia had just beaten 4A state sprint champion Amy Dyck of Sandpoint for a second straight time in the 100-meter dash last Thursday, proving her win over her friendly rival a week earlier wasn't a fluke. Garcia's time was an expeditious 12.3 seconds, breaking her previous school record.
No reason to start anew for stadium Why would anyone want to raze Albi Stadium? Jim West says he wouldn't mind. Mike Prager's recent story in The Spokesman-Review outlined a proposal by Spokane's mayor to sell the venerable stadium and some surrounding land, using the proceeds to help develop facilities near a proposed sewage-treatment plant in the East Central neighborhood.
Bech wins tiebreaker, earns state berth Katrina Bech had just earned a trip to the State 4A girls golf tournament with a 3-foot par putt on the first playoff hole but she didn't crack a smile.
Carr pitches Lakeland past Kellogg David Carlisle didn't want to pitch Wednesday. The Lakeland High junior right-hander wasn't frightened, mind you. Not after throwing a no-hitter Saturday in the first day of the 3A District I baseball tournament.
Carlson named NIC women's coach At his several coaching stops throughout the Inland Northwest, Chris Carlson always kept his eye on the North Idaho College women's basketball coaching position.
Krystkowiak returns to coach Montana basketball MISSOULA, Mont. -- It looks like former Montana basketball player and nine-year NBA veteran Larry Krystkowiak will be introduced today as the school's new head basketball coach.
Colville wins, qualifies for district tourney Travis LeCaire improved to 9-0 and Chris Salo finished 4 for 4 Wednesday as Colville qualified for the District 7 2A baseball tournament championship game with an 11-10 win over visiting Pullman.
NAPA Auto Parts new INSSA sponsor If the excitement found in the opening race was any indicator, can the second event of the Inland Northwest Super Stock Association Saturday at Stateline Speedway get any better?
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You can't wash away the love Baby used to be dazzlingly white. Then Ryan Hueter started loving on him. Baby's not white anymore. Related stories
Symphony tackles Ol' Blue Eyes The Swing Era has been very, very good to the Spokane Symphony SuperPops. Two previous big band-themed pops concerts have sold out, and Friday night's third installment should prove popular as well.
'Frasier' often put Spokane on TV map "Frasier" may be about as close to a hometown TV show as Spokane has ever had.
Last call When the blue-collar barroom comedy "Cheers" ended its run in 1993, it managed the neat trick of turning beer into champagne. "Frasier," the "Cheers" spinoff about psychiatrist Frasier Crane and his dysfunctional family, became its own vintage blend of sparkling wit and dependably funny highbrow neuroses. The NBC comedy's last episode airs tonight, closing a remarkable 22-year chapter in television history in which it matched the 11-season run of "Cheers" and became one of TV's most successful spinoffs. Only the prime-time soap opera "Knots
Forget 'summa cum laude,' we're talking 'hasta la vista' California college graduates are getting a bonus on their diplomas this year: the autograph of a Hollywood superstar. Now that Arnold Schwarzenegger is governor, his name appears on every degree awarded by the state's
Pothead blind to habit's effect on his children Dear Annie: I have had a marijuana habit since my teens and recently decided to quit. It is no longer something I enjoy, and I cannot reach the goals I plan to achieve in life if I continue to smoke pot. I haven't used for nearly six weeks.
Bridge The Cavendish tournament will be taking place in Las Vegas throughout this week. Here is a deal that caught my eye from last year's event.
Phobic should seek therapist's help Dear Dr. Gott: My husband suffers from claustrophobia that seems to be getting worse. Do you have any suggestions that might help?
Horoscope Aries (March 21-April 19) ••• – A low profile continues to do the trick. It isn't that you're not thinking, it's that you're observing and curbing your normally assertive streak. Break out of your mental box and seek new perspectives. You also might opt to overindulge and treat yourself. Why not?
Freuen's latest take new shape For the past two years ceramist Gina Freuen has been showing mostly wood-fired porcelain pieces that relied heavily on the chance environment of the kiln and ash to produce distinctive surface qualities.
Can I buy a vow? The subject of marriage has been batted back and forth like a squash ball recently. So the time is right for the Spokane Civic Theatre to revive the 1966 musical "I Do! I Do!" on its Main Stage beginning this week. This well-loved Tom Jones-Harvey Schmidt musical follows a couple from their wedding day (and their comical wedding night) through their golden anniversary 50 years later.
Destined to write Phil Condon knew he wanted to be a writer early on. It may have been the authors that he read in high school: Thoreau, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Twain.
L.M. Boyd Trivia • Estimators say the people in Hong Kong eat 800,000 pigeons a year. • Average female lion lives 17 years. Average male, 12 years. Client asks, Why this difference? Lion people say the males fight one another fiercely and frequently, that's why.
'Frasier' bids goodbye on NBC Frasier just wanted to be your friend, too. But for a number of years now, his NBC sitcom has had a weirdly low profile. A lot of people wrote it off, and the show seemed to be stuck in a rut. How many times could they do the mistaken-for-gay plot, anyway?
52.5 million click their farewell to 'Friends' "Friends" was a friend to the end for NBC, with the sitcom's final episode boosting the network to its best weekly showing in two years.
'Passion of the Christ' coming out on DVD in August Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" will be released on DVD on Aug. 31 through 20th Century Fox.
Rumsfeld speaks and people make music After hearing Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld dress down the media at Pentagon press briefings, two San Francisco musicians came to an inevitable conclusion: His words simply must be set to chamber music.
Symphony plans spring concert at EWU The Spokane Symphony performs a spring concert Wednesday at Eastern Washington University's Showalter Auditorium in Cheney.
NBC picks up 'L&O' series Fans of the three "Law & Order" shows can look forward to more -- and No. 4.
Do you know who Enzo is? Heading into tonight's "Frasier" finale, here are some fun facts about the show:
Nine Mile schools bond back on ballot Tuesday Voters in the Nine Mile Falls School District will be again asked to decide on a $7.95 million facilities bond on Tuesday.
Curbside pickup set for Balboa, South Indian Trail areas The Balboa-South Indian Trail Neighborhood will have two curb-side pickups this month. Pickups will be Tuesday in the Balboa area, bounded by Indian Trail on the west; Francis on the south; Cedar Road on the east; and the Five Mile Bluff on the north.
Recovered referee will be honored guest Soccer was truly a team effort at a recent high school match. The Deer Park boys soccer team was hosting Chewelah in early April when assistant referee Tom Mableson went into cardiac arrest.
NC girls' core Call them "The Seven Musketeers'' or maybe "The Magnificent Seven.'' Whatever they're called, North Central's team-within-a-team of shot put, discus and javelin athletes has been in many ways the core of coach Darren Nelson's successful squad this spring, and six of the seven rank among the top nine in the Greater Spokane League in their events.
Cancer patients get air travel free thanks to CAN Air travel can be a pain -- the expense, lines, security checks, baggage check-in. Add illness to the mix and the stress can be overwhelming.
Medical Lake High principal accepts Quincy post Roger Fox is looking forward to the next challenge in his career as an educator. At 50, the principal at Medical Lake High School has taken a new job as superintendent for the Quincy School District, 30 miles south of Wenatchee.
Diversity in Spokane Public Schools staff rises Spokane Public Schools has increased the diversity of its staff since 1995 by 94 people of various ethnicities.
Sign-up open for police citizens academy A new class of the Spokane Police Department Citizens Academy is accepting applications for the fall session. The academy is a free, 10-week, one night a week course, limited to 30 people.
Military reunions 6th Battalion, 80th Artillery < 6> June 11-13, New Orleans. Contact Arvon Staats, 4325 N.W. 60th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112; (405) 942-7199; e-mail astaats@ionet.
More and more coffeehouses percolating into landscape They're everywhere, they're everywhere, and Spokane is keeping up with the trend that has turned coffeehouses into the fast-food hamburger joints of this decade.
Center prepares educators for gifted students Twenty-five years ago, Margo Long dreamed of creating a learning center for gifted students in Eastern Washington.
Liberty's Katie Haneke takes coaching to heart When Scott Hemberry took over the Liberty softball team this season, he had no idea what to expect.
Concert to aid Guard's Family Support Center St. John's Episcopal Cathedral is hosting a "Swing in the Cathedral'' concert to raise funds for the local Army National Guard Family Support Center, which helps families with members serving in Iraq.
Students pursue dreams through e-commerce class Mitch Donabedian has a lofty goal. "When I get out of the Air Force I'll move to Ireland and set up an airport there,'' said the Rogers High School sophomore. "But mine will be different because I'll have seaplanes.''
Dog declared not potentially dangerous A woman's dog will not be declared dangerous. Sheba, a golden retriever, got a reprieve after owner Robin S. Rose appealed the dangerous dog designation last month.
Lady Lilac Looking the part of the Spokane Lilac Festival Association president is a snap for Vickerman. Changing the look of the 66-year-old event has been the challenge. But by all indications, Vickerman is doing a remarkable job.
One wrong finger tap and they never forget My children always bring injustice to my attention. Especially when they are the victims. They make sure I know when someone doesn't unload the dishwasher, or their brother eats 2 pounds of ham before anyone else gets to make a sandwich.
Choose plants that can survive your yard's cold zones Celebrate this weekend! Saturday marks the average date of last frost in Eastern Washington according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's designation of our area as Zone 5, with minimum winter temperatures of minus 10 to minus 20.
Students see cancer effects Childhood photos of Rick Bender show a cute little boy in his baseball uniform, smiling from ear to ear.
Maternity home offers shelter for homeless, pregnant teens Unmarried teenage girls were once whisked away to discreet maternity homes when they got pregnant. Today, teens are choosing other options, including abstinence, adoption, raising their baby, abortion and contraception.
Roy Takeshita brought smiles and laughter to lives of others Roy Takeshita's work helped relieve the allergy-related sniffles of thousands of people he didn't know. His life brought smiles to the faces of those who spent time with him every day.
Professional finish will take time Q. My husband and I own a 1904 Tudor in the Cannon neighborhood, although it could be said more accurately that the house owns us.
Seeing a world of difference Ashley Wieber is driving for the first time. The West Valley junior is the two-time defending Class 3A regional golf champion, but she's only recently loaded the Big Dog in her golf bag.
Eagles need to beat Sunnyside to advance to 3A state tourney West Valley's Kyle Arnold both started, then relieved for the win as the Eagles successfully began the 3A District 5/8 baseball playoffs.
Teens charged after can thrown through window Four teenage males were taken to juvenile detention after admitting to throwing full soda cans at windows and cars last week as a prank.
Liberty Lake man cited for prom party Deputies assigned to Saturday's special Prom Patrol arrested a 19-year-old Liberty Lake man who allegedly hosted a party for underage drinkers.


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BL NewsBorrowLenses had a great time at the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Conference (WPPI) last week in Las Vegas! We spoke with hundreds of people and gave away nearly a thousand dollars' worth of prizes over the three-day event. Thank you all for stopping by and thank you to those who could not make it but supported us on our Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus pages. For those who entered during the show, we will be raffling off our free lens rental prize very soon!
Guest Speakers
This is our first year hosting guest photographer speakers from our booth. We'd like to thank the following photographers who helped make this WPPI very special for us:
Peter Hurley – Many know Hurley from his successful The Art Behind the Headshot DVD tutorial. He provided our audience with some additional tips on getting the best (and most natural) look out of their subjects. His maiden HurleyPro product, the Medusa lighting system, made a big splash at WPPI.
Syl Arena – Arena's small flash wizardry was of particular interest for our audience, who are often on-the-go and on a budget. He showed off some of the ways he's been able to get great light out of small flash guns and also gave away a signed copy of his Speedliter's Handbook.
Brooke Shaden – Shaden's sometimes dark/sometimes sensual self portraits are very popular the world over. Her elaborate costuming, well-planned concepts, and carefully created composites have allowed her to create a world of her own. She performed an inspiring demo shoot for our audience. Check out the before and after below:
Jeff Cable – Cable is a three-time Olympics photographer and he brought our audience a big surprise: Olympic Gold Medalists Jessica Steffens. Together, they talked about participating in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London from two perspectives – being the athlete and being the photographer. Steffens also let us touch her gold medal so long as she got to touch our big lens!
Matthew Givot – Givot and his time lapse team are the artistic powerhouse behind the viral video
Mission 26 The Big Endeavour, which documented the space shuttle's three-day journey from LAX to the California Science Center. Givot explained to our audience the importance of portfolio variety and how to incorporate time lapse into normal wedding photography for maximum client satisfaction.
Jeff Lewis – Lewis is a longtime sports photographer who recently shot the Super Bowl XLVII. Despite being a 49ers fan, the Raven-won game is one of the highlights of his career so far and he shot much of it using our lenses! He shared his best shots, how he got them from a technical perspective, and some pro tips on shooting major sporting events.
Alexis Cuarezma – President of the Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area, Cuarezma gives back to the photographic community by coordinating with his peers to provide tutorials and demonstrations for new photographers. He specializes in portrait photography of athletes for magazines, newspapers, and advertisement.
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"This is grain, which any fool can eat, but for which the Lord intended a more divine means of consumption.. Beer!" -Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, Friar Tuck
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I guess I should say I am in for one (1). I didn't say that above.
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"It was like when you're running a race, and you're winning, you're the winner. You're number one. And then, wait, wait -- stop. Holding you back."
His outstretched arm halts the air in his North Bay Village penthouse apartment. The place is bare because Fain hates furniture.
"And you wait, and you wait, and you wait. And you're like, öCome on, let me continue.' But no."
He's a thick, dark-complexioned guy wearing faded jeans and white sneakers. He looks more like an athlete in the off-season than one of South Florida's most spectacular turntable talents. He shakes his head, remembering.
"And I suffered so much from that."
"That" was the moment when Fain's steep ascent through the South Florida club scene was cut off cold. In less than two years, he had risen from an unknown immigrant working restaurant jobs and hustling gigs to spinning records for 5000 revelers in one of the most illustrious dance clubs in America. By the summer of 2003, he ruled the patio of Club Space in downtown Miami, spinning after-hours sets on Saturday mornings to chemically enhanced dancers in what seemed like never-ending sunshine.
The residency at Space -- the platinum ring for any star-eyed local DJ -- lasted two months. Then Fain surrendered himself to the DEA and went to federal prison.
The first time Fain flipped a record was in 1987. A fresh-faced fourteen-year-old, he worked as a bar back at a club called Palladium II in Haifa, the northern Israeli town where he was born. He'd learned the fundamentals of turntable technique from watching a smooth-operating DJ named Sam Atari. Atari often left the booth in Fain's hands while he went cavorting with lady friends.
"One night, Sam Atari is like, öGabby, I'm busy. Put on a few records,'" Fain recalls. "The club is packed, everyone's in their twenties, thirties. And you know, I'm not a DJ, I'm a fourteen-year-old kid, I just liked to watch him. But I used to have a few tracks that I put on -- Madonna, Rick Astley, Jason Donovan -- before his sets, when the club was empty. So I just have these ten vinyls that I played, and I thought he was gonna come back. But he never showed up. And I didn't know what to do, so I played these ten vinyls again."
Even though Fain could barely see out of the DJ booth, he managed. Then the club owner gave him an early slot, playing for teenagers before the adults came in at midnight. He was hooked. He played at Palladium II and other spots around Haifa until his mandatory turn in the army when he was 18. In 1992, while still a Golani infantryman, he became a devotee of Tel Aviv's Allenby 58 disco. There he graduated from pop music to the house beats of gurus such as Tony De Vit and Deep Dish.
"I discovered, wow, like this 4000-person club, and I was like, you gotta be kidding me," he remembers. "And I'm like, öThat's it.' That's what I wanted to do."
For the next few years, Fain bounced back and forth between the megaclubs of Tel Aviv and his own modest residency up in Haifa. He traveled in Europe and visited Chicago, he says, scoring records wherever he went. Absorbing new music was -- and still is -- his primary motivation.
He tells another story from the not-so-distant past to explain his unquenchable thirst for fresh sounds.
"I have asthma, and I don't have money to buy medicine. And my mother gives me some money to buy medicine. And on the way to the doctor, [the record store] calls, öHey, we got music in, and there's a brand new remix of Satoshi Tomiie.' öOh bro, but I'm sick.' öOK, OK, we're just letting you know.' And so I make a U-turn and go buy music. And I don't tell nothing to my mother that I spent the money from my medicine on the music. And the weekend comes and I'm fucking sick and I'm still gonna go play. And I have the best music. That's all that matters."
It mattered enough to inspire a move to Miami when he hit a ceiling in Israel. In September 2001, Fain came early for the Winter Music Conference. The plan was archetypal -- to figure out the scene, work his way up, and make the big time. "That was the plan," he says. "Come to Miami, to someho w -- don't ask me how, I had nothing here, no friends, no contacts -- two to three years, make it happen."
Fain's ambition and outgoing nature carried him as far as his immaculate, crowd-pleasing sets. From Surface to Union Lounge to Blue to Lime, Fain gathered a dedicated following. The parties he threw with close friend Carol-Anne Hemingway flourished with an all-inclusive vibe and reverence for quality, funk-drenched house music.


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Then in 2004 I developed myofascial pain syndrome (muscle knots
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. It hasn't proved
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Vegetable and Coconut Curry
Posted By archives On March 10, 2010 @ 11:40 am In Vegetables | No Comments
Recipe by: Rochelle (posted to www.drfuhrman.com)
The following was adapted from The Shoshoni Cookbook.
1 onion cut in half crosswise
1 green pepper cut in half lengthwise, remove seeds
1/2 cup tomatoes
2 t fresh grated ginger root
2 t ground cumin
1/2 t ground cardamom
2 t ground coriander
1 t turmeric
3 cups green peas
1 medium carrot thinly sliced
4 cups of broccoli crowns (frozen or fresh)
2 oz of dried coconut
1/2 cup soymilk
optional: 2 T sweetener
Preheat oven to 375 F.
Place the cut side of the onion and pepper down on a baking sheet and roast them for 45 minutes in the oven.
Once roasted, blend the onions and peppers with the tomatoes and spices in a blender or food processor. This is the masala.
Cook the masala for 3 minutes in a sauce pan for a few minutes on medium heat. Mix in the rest of the ingredients and cook for 20 – 30 minutes.
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Hollywood Stop Your War On American Gun Owners
Hollywood. We the American gun owners do not appreciate you conspiring to take away our property or 2nd amendment rights. The solutions you are promoting have already been proven not to work, in fact it causes more deaths. Gun control does not work.
Banning our guns and limiting the size of magazines will only make it more difficult for us to protect ourselves and our family's against gangs, terrorists, and criminals. Legal gun owners are not the criminals doing these acts of violence. Why should we be punished for the crimes of madmen?
Furthermore, we find your arrogance and haughtiness despicable, in forcing us to be helpless in the face of crime. Your hippocracy is unbelievable. You talk about disarming us while hiding behind your security and putting out a product that glorify s, violence and promotes the very thing you say you are against.
Since you have declared this war against honest, peaceful gun owners we will not go to or rent any of your movies until you stop trying to take our gun rights and property. Furthermore, we will also not buy any products you sell or endorse.
We will not support you in your campaign of infringing on our rights and stealing our property.
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2 years ago Comments: BOYCOTT HOLLYWOOD, MAKE THEM PAY FOR TRYING TO STEAL OUR RIGHTS
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The Arab celebosphere's favorite sex-pot has come under fire after posting sultry snaps of herself onto her Facebook page.
Fans were less than impressed with Sherine's risque shoot and were quick to criticize the Egyptian starlet for her 'inappropriate' choice of barely-there outfits.
Sherine might have already been hurt by the comments but fans didn't hold back on adding fuel to the fire by accusing her of imitating celeb rivals Maya Diab and Razan Moghrabi.
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L'Art du Chocolatier™ Challenge 2012: Cacao Barry® announces Simon Bregardis as Chocolatier of the Year
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The 7 finalists in the Cacao Barry L'Art du Chocolatier challenge [4 MB] Jerome Landrieu, Cacao Barry® Technical Advisor & Director of the Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy, Chicago, and the first place winner Chef Simon Bregardis [3 MB] Chef Simon Bregardis working on his winning Showpiece [4 MB] Chef Simon Bregardis' completed showpiece, which also won Best Showpiece [4 MB]- Assistant Pastry Chef from Bellagio Resort & Casino Las Vegas bested six finalists from leading U.S. establishments, in two-day competition, May 5-6, to win first place, Best Showpiece and Best Workmanship awards
- Chef Florent Cheveau earned 2nd place, Chef Russ Thayer earned 3rd place in competition
- More than $30,000 in cash and prizes were awarded
Chicago, May 7, 2012 – Cacao Barry®, the French premium chocolate brand, is proud to announce that Simon Bregardis has been named Chocolatier of the Year in its annual L'Art du Chocolatier™ Challenge, an all-chocolate, U.S. competition that encourages creativity and expertise in designing and executing original creations. Bregardis is an Assistant Pastry Chef at Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
"Cacao Barry created this unique competition to give pastry chefs and chocolatiers a stage to showcase their creativity and skill through the medium of chocolate," said Alexandra Urbe, Cacao Barry® Brand Manager, Americas. "We are pleased to congratulate Chef Bregardis on earning Chocolatier of the Year."
"I am honored to be recognized for my work and want to thank Cacao Barry for its dedication to innovation and providing chefs from around the country a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate their talent," said Bregardis.
In a first for the competition, Bregardis not only earned the coveted title, but also won two additional awards in the competition: Best Showpiece and Best Workmanship.
"Chef Bregardis undoubtedly set a new standard for our competition," added Urbe. "His showpiece was an impressive work of art that clearly showed his incredible talent, focus and mastery of techniques. Additionally his work was extremely consistent, precise and flawless."
During the two-day competition on May 5 and 6, seven pastry chefs competed at the state-of-the-art Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy in Chicago for the coveted title and chance to win $15,000 worth of prizes from Cacao Barry® and another $15,000 worth of certificates and prizes, which were generously donated by sponsors: Boiron, Demarle, Pregel, Bakon USA, Chicago School of Mold Making, Savy-Goisseau, Waring, Technobake, Tomric and Solia.
Other awards that were presented included:
- Second place to Florent Cheveau, Pastry Chef, Jean-Philippe Pâtisserie, Las Vegas
- Third place to Russ Thayer, Assistant Pastry Chef, PreGel America, North Carolina
- Best Tasting to Florent Cheveau, Pastry Chef, Jean-Philippe Pâtisserie, Las Vegas
In addition to the title, Bregardis won a $4,000 cash prize, a course at the Chocolate Academy, round trip airfare to Chicago plus accommodations, a shared feature in a leading food industry publication, a signed copy of Ramon Morató's book "Chocolate" plus $4,000 worth of gifts and certificates donated by sponsors.
Cheveau earned $6,000 worth of prizes as the second place winner as well as the Best Tasting award for his near-perfect score in taste, an uncommon accomplishment. As third place winner, Thayer earned $5,000 in prizes.
On the first day of competition, each finalist submitted two finished gâteaux de voyage and two containers of spreadable paste. Participants also had six hours to prepare their original chocolate pastry, chocolate tablets and tabletop showpiece using Cacao Barry®.
Highlights of the final day included renowned AlambiQ mixologist Freddy Diaz preparing Boiron purée-based cocktails and La Guilde Culinaire celebrity chef Jonathan Garnier preparing artisanal hors d'oeuvres using Mycryo®, Cacao Barry's unique powder form cocoa butter.
The panel of globally renowned pastry chefs who evaluated the chocolate creations included:
- Ramon Morató, Cacao Barry® Technical Advisor & Director, Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy, Spain
- Christophe Morel, Master Chocolatier & Pastry Chef, Christophe Morel Chocolatier and Cacao Barry® Ambassador, Canada
- Dimitri Fayard, Pastry Chef Instructor, The French Pastry School, Chicago
- Jonathan Garnier, Chef & Co-Owner, La Guilde Culinaire and Mycryo® Ambassador, Canada
- Sarah Kosikowski, Executive Pastry Chef, Trump International Hotel & Tower, Chicago
- Patrick Fahy, Executive Pastry Chef, The Sofitel, Chicago and Cacao Barry® Ambassador
- Jerome Landrieu, Cacao Barry® Technical Advisor & Director of the Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy, Chicago
With a rich French heritage dating back to 1842, Cacao Barry® is associated with innovation and passion among the finest pastry chefs in the world. Since founder Charles Barry travelled to Africa in search of the finest cocoa beans to create his first connoisseur's chocolate 170 years ago, the brand's vision always has been that the chocolate-maker's craft is an art form.
More information about the winners, results and the competition is available at www.LArtDuChocolatier.com.
About Cacao Barry® (www.cacao-barry.com):
The French brand Cacao Barry® offers a range of high-quality cocoa products, chocolate coatings, fillings and decorating products. Its strength lies in the sourcing of cocoa beans in the origin countries as well as in mastering the processing of cocoa. Chocolatiers, confectioners, master bakers and pastry chefs all over the world choose the Cacao Barry® brand because of its perfect finesse and superior taste and texture. Cacao Barry® is a global Gourmet brand of Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate.
Barry Callebaut (www.barry-callebaut.com):
With annual sales of about CHF 4.6 billion (EUR 3.6 billion/USD 5.0 billion) for fiscal year 2010/11, Zurich-based Barry Callebaut is the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate – from the cocoa bean to the finished chocolate product. Barry Callebaut is present in 27 countries, operates around 40 production facilities and employs a diverse and dedicated workforce of about 6,000 people. Barry Callebaut serves the entire food industry focusing on industrial food manufacturers, artisans and professional users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), the latter with its two global brands Callebaut® and Cacao Barry®. Barry Callebaut is the global leader in cocoa and chocolate innovations and provides a comprehensive range of services in the fields of product development, processing, training and marketing. Cost leadership is another important reason why global as well as local food manufacturers work together with Barry Callebaut. Through its broad range of sustainability initiatives and research activities, the company works with farmers, farmer organizations and other partners to help ensure future supplies of cocoa and improve farmer livelihoods.
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Christie Ly |
Grayling for Cacao Barry |
Phone: (213) 802-1153 |
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Sally Howard |
Grayling for Cacao Barry |
Phone: (202) 863-4225 |