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PUBLISHED: 18 Apr 2012 00:02:15 | UPDATED: 19 Apr 2012 07:31:43PUBLISHED: 18 Apr 2012 PRINT EDITION: 18 Apr 2012Laura Tingle and Louise Dodson
Queensland Resources Council CEO Michael Roche warns of the impact on projects of budget changes for miners. Photo: Glenn Hunt
The mining industry fears it could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks for removing dirt, despite Labor's signals that it will not cut the sector's exploration and accelerated depreciation concessions.
Mining companies and industry groups held a national phone hook-up yesterday to discuss concerns that next month's budget will change the upfront tax break for overburden – the material moved to expose an ore body in open-cut mines.
Spreading the tax break over the life of a mine would save the federal government money as it tries to return the budget to surplus.
But it would also hit BHP Billiton because it is set to start removing a 350 metre thick, 1 billion tonne layer of overburden from its Olympic Dam mine in South Australia.
The overburden is headed for a storage facility that will eventually cover 6720 hectares.
The Olympic Dam clean-up is due to run for between five and six years and Deutsche Bank estimates it will cost the company about $5 billion.
The cost of removing the overburden is at present charged against operating revenue during the early years of a mine's operation.
The resources sector believes the government is considering changing the long-standing tax treatment of overburden set out in a 1995 Tax Office ruling that treated overburden as an operational cost rather than a capital cost.
The existing tax ruling on the treatment of overburden says its removal is part of the actual process of working or operating a mine and that overburden removal doesn't add to the capital value of the mine in the same way as a vertical shaft does to an underground mine.
The chief executive of the Queensland Resources Council, Michael Roche, told The Australian Financial Review: "We can see no reason to justify a departure from the long-standing tax ruling that has deemed . . . overburden as part of normal costs of operating a mine."
"To depart from that approach would have a significant impact on the net present value of projects."
The shift in focus on possible budget measures to affect the miners comes after the Financial Review revealed on Saturday that the government had ruled out two out of four of the central recommendations of its Business Tax Working Group, which would have hit the resources sector, as the government sought to wind back concessions to help fund new tax breaks for small business.
The two potential savings that the government is understood to have "no appetite" to pursue in the May budget are: changes to statutory effective life caps for some depreciating assets used in certain industries, particularly in the oil, gas and petroleum industries; and removing the immediate deductibility of exploration and prospecting costs.
These may be pursued, subject to further consultation with industry, later in the year.
The government's position on other changes raised by the group – a cut in the rate of the non-refundable tax incentive and changes to thin capitalisation rules – is unknown.
But it is believed the government is looking for big concessions to build up the arsenal of assistance measures it can offer to small businesses hit by the rising Australian dollar.
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The three part harmonies of World Party soared over the field surrounding the Which Stage as Friday's opening act. The band's alt-folk sound originated with a duo of guitars, and an electric violin gave it a bluegrass twist. If the crowds of laid-back, relaxed people and frisbee players gathered around the stage don't paint an accurate picture, 17-year-old Emily Poe from Madeira, Ohio nailed it. "This is the best kind of music to dance in a meadow in Tennessee," she said. "I feel like there should be dandelions."
Just a few dusty steps away, the crowds around the That Stage clapped and cheered as Andrew Bird started off his show by whistling the opening melody before launching into an electric violin solo. Bird again wowed the audience with his versatility, playing his own guitar and keyboard parts and occasionally pulling his violin off his shoulder mid-solo to pluck out the main line without missing a beat vocally. Jeff Sellars, an audience member seeing Bird for the second time here said he's got "a nice, smooth, melodic sound. He has a lot of different tones in his vocals that range all the way from top to bottom." KATIE GOLDEN
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ALBANY ŌĆö The Roscoe Plowboys hit the road to face a very tough Albany team Friday in its season opener, and the Lions rolled to a 57-7 win. Albany, a top-10 team in most preseason polls, was ahead 28-0 after one quarter and never looked back. Five players accounted for the LionsŌĆÖ eight touchdowns, seven of them on long-distance plays of at least 29 yards.
TRENT ŌĆö The Highland Hornets put up a respecta-ble defensive effort in their opening game with Bryson on Thursday, but managed just one score as the Cow-boys won the contest 24-8. Highland got its touch-down on Tyler FalconŌĆÖs 3-yard run in the first quarter. Steven Tester kicked the PAT to tie the game at 8, but the Hornets didnŌĆÖt score again. Meanwhile, Bryson came back with two more touchdowns to seal the win. The game was played at Trent as part of the Rumble in the Jungle Classic.
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The Roscoe Plowboys and Blackwell Hornets are both entering this season with several young players who have little or no varsity experience, but neither team will be getting a break in their opener. Roscoe, which has just four seniors on its 31-player roster, travels to Albany tonight for its opener that will kick off at 7:30 p.m.
The stakes arenŌĆÖt as high as they were a few years ago when they met regularly in the playoffs, but FridayŌĆÖs 7:30 p.m. season opener at Mustang Bowl will still be a big deal to both Sweetwater and Vernon. The two perennial foot-ball powers have fallen on hard times of late, so a victory will give hope for better things to come this season.
Highland will debut the Jeff Shelton era at 7 p.m. today when the Hornets begin their 2011 football season by taking on the Bryson Cowboys in Trent. The game kicks off the fourth annual ŌĆ£Rumble in the JungleŌĆØ classic that will feature six games over a three-day period. High-land will be considered the home team tonight. Highland is trying to rebound from a 2-7 sea-son, and a win over Bryson could help spring the Hornets toward a much better year. Shelton was head coach at New Home the past two years before coming to Highland.
The Sweetwater volleyball team got a split decision Tuesday when it played a three-way match at Water Valley that also included San Angelo Lake View. The Lady Mustangs (10-7 overall) started out against Lake View and won 25-19, 25-13, 25-21, but then lost to host team Water Valley 25-27, 22-25, 20-25.
Darrell Hulme recorded his seventh career hole-in-one while playing Sunday at Sweetwater Country Club. Hulme used a six-iron to record his latest ace while playing the No. 17 hole. The feat was witnessed by HulmeŌĆÖs daughter, Sandy Drake.
After a third-place Silver Bracket finish at a San Angelo tournament over the weekend, SweetwaterŌĆÖs volleyball team will take a 9-6 record into a three-way match today at Water Valley against both Water Valley and San Angelo Lake View. Sweetwater finished the tournament with a 4-2 record, ending the event with a 25-14, 25-19 win over Lamesa in the Silver Bracket third-place match on Saturday.


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Connecticut has lost more than 50 dairy farms in the last two years, and has less than a third of the farms it had in the early 1990s.
"They're leaving at an alarming rate, and when they leave, so does that kind of agriculture and historical heritage of the state of Connecticut," said representative Bryan Hurlburt, the vice chair of the state's Environment Committee.
Hurlburt told WNPR's Where We Live that the biggest problem is the federally mandated price set for milk - only about $1 a gallon goes to farmers. That's compared with a cost of production that's nearly twice that much in Connecticut.
Hulrburt said the state needs a more regional solution.
"When the floor is set at a price that's competitive in the mid west, that's not competitive here in New England, we should be able to change that," he said.
One proposal put forth by Hurlburt would increase the fees charged to milk retailers from $30 annually to up to $3,000. This would increase revenue by about $4 million. The proceeds would then go back to the state in the form of a relief fund to protect endangered farmers.
There are currently 157 dairy farms in the state, employing more than 4,000 workers. Hurlburt estimates another 10 to 20 farms will close in 2009.
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- Spread the cream cheese evenly on the piecrust.
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Published on December 14th, 2011 | by Nadya Andreeva
1How to Maintain a Strong Immune System While Traveling
Many people get sick after being at the airports and taking long flights. Traveling can be a real challenge to our immune system: stress, breaking the routine, not-so-great food, exposure to sick people, environmental toxins, and a ton of bacteria circling through the A/C. Jet lag and heavy holiday dinners can make the matters even worse.
Of course washing hands with soap and using a hand sanitizer can help, but it won't save you from getting sick if your immune system is weak. A strong immune system is what will keep you symptom-free even if everyone around is coughing and sneezing. If you prefer to spend the holidays doing what you love rather than being sick in bed, there are a few things you can do to stay healthy even after exhausting travel.
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A strong immune system can't be built overnight. You should try to maintain a healthy digestive system and keep stress levels in check most of the time. Make strengthening your immune system a priority two weeks before holiday travel time. A few things to consider:
- Include fermented foods that contain probiotics, or take a probiotic supplement. Kimchi, kefir (dairy or coconut), miso, sauekfaft are all good options.
- Eat lots of high-fiber, easy-to-digest foods like vegetable soups, curries, and other one-pot-meals. Try this light but very nourishing Kind Curried Cauliflower Soup.
- Be active to keep blood circulation optimal. A lot of people notice immediate improvements when it comes to chronic constipation, bloating, and gas if they start exercising more. Walking counts! So if there is no time for the gym or a yoga class, walk to and from lunch or walk up the stairs instead of using the elevator. I also love this video when I need to shake things up and get the blood flowing.
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- Take some herbal tea bags with you, preferably something that has dried ginger, echinacea, or Valerian root and organic chamomile. They can all help calm nervousness and restlessness.
- Avoid bad food combinations at the airport or make some food to go if you have time. I always try to make a bowl of quinoa with vegetables or edamame to take with me. Even if the flight is short, you never know how long it might be delayed.
- Drink warm water or spiced milk at the airport. Starbucks has steamed dairy and soy milk. Add a pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg to increase milk's grounding, anxiety-reducing properties. A cup of hot herbal tea with cinnamon and lemon will also help.
- Add black pepper or cinnamon to all food to keep circulation to the digestive system abundant. Soups or easy-to-digest grains are the best food options according to ayurveda. Salad or cold sandwiches sold at the airport might upset your stomach by creating excessive dryness and bloating.
- Skip caffeine. Flying can be dehydrating to the body. Most people feel that their skin becomes a lot drier the day after traveling. The same thing happens on the inside. Caffeine will exacerbate internal dryness. Drink milk, herbal tea, or warm water instead.
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- Drink Triphala before going to sleep. Triphala is a bowel tonic. It is not a laxative. It will help to restore your digestive system and keep it clean before the holiday feasts.
- Do a warm oil foot massage. This technique is the most nourishing and balancing thing that you can do when feeling spaced out or tired. Sesame oil is warm and grounding, but even a body lotion will do if you don't have oil. I always travel with a small bottle of lavender essential oil and add a drop to the lotion. Massage your feet, knees, elbows, and stomach before going to sleep.
- Relax. Rest is crucial for a healthy immune system. You might have noticed that you often get sick after a few sleepless nights. Our bodies need time to restore and rejuvenate. Yoga nidra or a guided meditation are very helpful if travel anxiety sets in or if insomnia doesn't let your body rest.
No matter where you are heading for the holidays, stay healthy and well!
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The BCC Chorale, under the direction of Marjorie Rahima Hohlstein DMA, will perform selections from The Lion King, Sunset Boulevard, Les Miserables, Hair, Wicked, and Godspell, featuring student soloists Kate Miller and James Russell. Theatre students, directed and accompanied by Ellen Shanahan, will present songs from Les Miserables, Wonderful Town, Little Shop of Horrors, and Shrek the Musical. The cast of Monty Python's SPAMALOT will also perform songs from the production, which opens on May 10. The Dance I and Dance II classes will perform to music from Phantom of the Opera.
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2. Guy Interviewed About Dumping Logs On the Street In Detroit
DETROIT (WXYZ) – Earlier in the day Wednesday, it was filled with wood. Neighbors say someone used it as a dumping ground. Resident Jeff Brown told 7 Action News the perpetrator committed the act in broad daylight. "All of a sudden I hear this really loud crash," said Brown. Brown said he could not believe what he saw – a man with a flat bed boldly unloading large chunks of wood right into the street. "You don't have to ask me, and I don't take no orders from no woman by the way. By the way, I don't take no orders from no women," said Stetkewycz. When asked why he ignored people yelling at him to stop he continued with his offensive comments. "It must have been a woman and I don't listen to women yelling. I tell them to shut up." he said.
PREACH MOTHERFUCKER PREACH! How can you not love this guy? I mean this is a shoo in for top 100 videos of the year. Maybe #1. Guy just telling it like it is. "He don't take no orders from a woman by the way. He tells them to shut up." AMEN! All hail Mr. Clean Up! All hail Mr. Clean up! And yes this interview is twice as funny for some reason because of the way he leans into the microphone to talk.
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Jolly Holidays: 15 Free Knit and Crochet Gifts and Holiday Projects
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Holly Stocking
Make this beautiful crochet Christmas stocking pattern to hang above your fireplace this year. The Holly Stocking from Red Heart Yarn is a wonderful addition to your holiday decorations. Made with sparkly Red Heart Holiday yarn, this stocking will glimmer in the light of your tree or fireplace. Embellish the stocking with an initial or name if you'd like...or fill it with baked goods and hand them out to your neighbors and friends. This is an easy crochet project that's great for a beginner.
- 1 ball Red Heart Holiday Yarn in White w/Silver Metallic
- 1 ball Red Heart Holiday Yarn in Green w/Silver Metallic
- 2 balls Red Heart Holiday Yarn in Red w/Silver Metallic
- 6.5 mm [US K-10.5] and 4mm [US G-6] crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- 13 sts = 5"; 14 rows = 4½" in sc with double strand of yarn and larger hook. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
Use 2 strands of a color held together as one unless otherwise specified.
- With larger hook and A, ch 43.
- Row 1 (Right Side): (Sc, hdc) all in 2nd ch from hook, * sc in next ch, hdc in next ch; repeat from * to last ch; (sc, hdc) all in last ch; turn – 44 sts.
- Rows 2-8: Ch 1, * sc in hdc, hdc in sc; repeat from * across; turn.
- Row 9: Ch 2, slip st in first 2 sts, * ch 2, slip st in next 2 sts; repeat from * across. Fasten off.
- LEG: With larger hook and B, ch 43.
- Row 1 (Right Side): Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across; turn – 42 sc.
- Next Row: Ch 1, sc in each sc across; turn.
- Repeat last row until 10" from beginning, end wrong side row. Fasten off.
- With right side facing skip 32 sc; join C; ch 1, sc in last 10 sc; bring other side of leg around and sc in first 10 sc; turn –20 sc.
- Next Row: Ch 1; draw up a loop next 2 sc, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook – dec made; sc in each sc to last 2 sc; dec; turn –18 sc.
- Repeat last row to dec 1 st each end of every row until 4 sts remain. Work 1 row even. Now inc 1 st (inc = work 2 sc in a st) each end of every row until there are 20 sc. Fasten off.
- With right side facing, skip first 10 sc of heel, join B in next sc; ch 1, sc in last 10 sc of heel, skip row ends of heel, [dec over next 2 sc of leg] twice, sc in next 14 sc, [dec] twice, skip row ends of heel, sc in remaining 10 sc of heel; turn –38 sc. Continue in sc, dec 1 st each end of every 6th row twice – 34 sts. Work even until foot measures 5" from last row of heel, end wrong side row, changing to C. Cut B.
- Next Row: With C, ch 1, dec, sc in next 13 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 13 sts, dec; turn – 30 sts.
- Next Row: Ch 1, dec, sc in next 11 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 11 sc, dec; turn – 26 sts.
- Next Row: Ch 1, dec, sc in next 9 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 9 sc, dec; turn – 22 sts.
- Next Row: Ch 1, dec, sc in next 7 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 7 sc, dec; turn – 18 sts.
- Next Row: Ch 1, dec, sc in next 5 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 5 sc, dec; turn – 14 sts.
- Next Row: Ch 1, dec, sc in next 3 sc, [dec] twice, sc in next 3 sc, dec; turn – 10 sts. Fasten off.
- Holding right side of cuff against wrong side of leg, attach yarn and work slip st in each st across through both layers. Fasten off.
- Sew toe, foot, heel, leg and cuff seams. If heel rows have formed gaps in the fabric, weave matching yarn through sts on wrong side to close them. Turn cuff to right side.
Hanging Loop
- With A, ch 13; sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Fasten off. Fold in half and sew inside cuff at seam.
Leaf (Make 3)
- With smaller hook and a single strand of C, ch 8.
- Rnd 1: 3 Dc in 4th ch from hook, hdc in next 2 ch, sc in next ch, 3 sc in last ch; working across opposite side of ch, sc in next ch, hdc in next 2 ch, 3 dc in same ch as first 3 dc; join with a slip st in top of ch-3.
- Rnd 2: Ch 1, 3 sc in same st as joining, * sc in next st; ch 2, slip st in side loops of last sc made – picot made; [sc in next st, (sc, picot) all in next st] 3 times *, (2 sc, ch 3, slip st in 3rd ch from hook, sc) all in next sc; repeat from * to * once more; join to first sc. Fasten off.
Berries (Make 4)
- With smaller hook and a single strand of B, ch 2; 8 sc in 2nd ch from hook; join with a slip st to first sc. Fasten off.
- With needle, weave yarn end through top loops of all sts; draw up tightly and secure. Sew leaves and berries to cuff as shown. Weave in ends.
Thanks to Red Heart, more free patterns for Christmas projects fill the Jolly Holidays eBook.
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l la media esta muy bonita pero realmente falta mucha explicacion hay siglas que no las entiendo y con cuentos puntos se empieza mil gracias por atenderme
I seem to be at the place where everyone has trouble I have the top portion of the leg done I need lots of help with the heal, I have tried but it just won.t go the way I want it. Please help.
There is a tube video for this pattern but I just started with the toe and crocheted in the round adding 1 ROW OF SC IN BETWEEN INCREASE ROWS up to 3sc and increase row and then sc around again. If anyone would like to try it like I did it I can help but other way confused the heck out of me too ! My stockings turned out great !!!!!!!! :)
as far as the foot part goes i don't get what's confusing about it, i worked it all nicely, but i added a little depth to it and used a blanket stitch for the leg and foot, it turned out beautifully.
Hey crafters! If you're still having trouble with this pattern, we recommend contacting the designer (in this case, Red Heart Yarn)...they may have a diagram that will help you assemble the pattern. We'll see what we can find, too! Thanks!
Can someone please send me a diagram of where to begin the 'FOOT' and how this stocking goes together??
Began this project and finally GAVE UP!! It is very hard without having some kind of pattern telling you WHERE to begin adding yarn, and WHERE to add stitches to this pattern!! It would be VERY HELPFUL to include some sort of diagram on where to add, esp. at the FOOT part. That's where I got completely and totally LOST.
I made this pattern for Christmas this past year. I like each family member having a different color for their stockings and had been looking for a pattern to try for a couple of years not finding anything I liked. This stocking worked up very fast, was strong, and was a very good size. I made eight of these in different colors and everyone loved them. Thanks for all the patterns.
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Central to our work is the acknowledgement that race and ethnicity intersect with other primary identities such as gender, class, sexuality and nationality, necessitating the exploration of social and identity cleavages within racialized communities. Scholars affiliated with these series will utilize a range of methods to investigate the material condition, the expressive culture and the meaning making of racialized groups. Fundamentally, we are committed to producing engaged scholarship that rejects the false dichotomy between rigorous intellectual work and community activism. We seek; instead, to contribute intellectually challenging and innovative scholarship that can help people transform their thinking and their lives.
We believe that there are a number of reasons why the Office for Multicultural and Academic Affairs TODAY should be at the forefront of this educational institution committed to studying race and ethnicity in the 21st century.
First and foremost reasoning is that, Rollins College should involve the study of race, ethnicity and diversity. The United States is facing a political and economic environment in which the social cleavages of marginalized racial communities will be central to policy debates at the local, state, and federal level. Issues such as affordable housing, incarceration, immigration, politics and leadership, HIV and AIDS, and economic development in poor communities/rural regions, are all part of the political agenda confronting governing officials and communities of color in Florida. We are committed to not only working in communities of color, but also in partnership with people from the surrounding regions. Community groups and activists will help us produce series of dialogues that will be empirically and theoretically innovative but also useful and empowering to the communities under examination. We believe that these variable forms of partnership with community groups and our campus staff, faculty and students could allow all of us to develop a regional and national advantage in the study of race, ethnicity and diversity.
The Office for Multicultural Affairs in 2008, began to carve out a unique niche in the study of race, one that will build on Rollins College's comparative strengths of location and personnel and offer a new model institution, committed to principled partnerships with other institutions in the academy and in our communities. We are now uniquely positioned in the field, committed to a comparative analysis that pushes beyond the black/white paradigm; utilizing a theoretical framework of intersectionality, highlighting the ways race and ethnicity intersect with gender, class and sexuality; and committed to the production of engaged scholarship meant to transform people's lives, specially our students lives.
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Surnames: Spinks/Edmiston/Zirlott/Hebert We are researching the Spinks family from Kemper County, MS. John M. Spinks is my great-great-grandfather. He married Margaret Kelly in 1818 and they had nine children: Mary Eliza (b. July 11, 1819), Peter Early (b. June 19, 1821), Presley N. (b. March 17, 1823), Jane C. (b. September 30, 1824), Margaret A. (b. August 10, 1826), Sarah M. (b. September 07, 1829), John Clark , my great-grandfather, (b. August 26, 1832), Raleigh W. (b. May 11, 1833), and Enoch Ephriam (b. October 07, 1835). John Clark Spinks married Laura Victoria Hand (b. April 1840) on April 18, 1866 in Kemper County. They had seven children: Enoch Gilmore (b. February 03, 1867), Bertha (b. October 11, 1868 - died in infancy), Sherrid (b. February 12, 1870 - died in infancy), John Presley (b. July 31, 1872), Mary Hand (b. February 12, 1874), Thomas Manly (b. December 07, 1875), and Peter Early (b. October 31, 1877). The Edmiston link is from my maternal grand-mother, Ione Josephine Edmiston (b. November 07, 1875). She married my Grandfather, Thomas Manly Spinks in Cotulla', La Salle, Texas, June 18, 1902. In addition, we are researching the Hebert/Zirlott families of my wife Winona (Hebert). They are originally from the southern Alabama/Mississippi areas. We are interested in any information on the Spinks/Edmiston and Hebert/Zirlott lines. Any help would be appreciated. We are also willing to share the information that we have. |
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A layered flat bread made with wheat flour. Made as per normal paratha dough, this bread requires an additional step to obtain its layering effect.
After it has been rolled out flat and thin, a small amount of oil to be applied on the surface before pleating it as you did for a fan.
This is my first attempt making them, its seems so easy and it involves a right technique and practice to get it right.
This recipe was great, my family enjoyed it very much, this will be a regular menu in our home!
Yield : 5 paratha
2 C wheat flour
3/4 C warm water remove 2 tablespoon
3/4 tsp salt
2 tablespoon melted butter/ghee
oil for frying and brushing while rolling
Place flour and salt in the mixing bowl.
Add in water and melted butter/ghee. Mix until a soft dough is formed.
Knead well and keep covered for 30-60 minutes.
Divide dough into 5 equal balls. Roll each ball thinly into flat round disc .
Using a brush or your hand apply a teaspoon of oil over the top. Sprinkle with little flour, spread evenly.
Fold the dough like a fan, stretch the dough into long rope then coil them up.
Dust the board with flour, flatten each dough with rolling pan, be careful not to press hard to avoid losing the layering effect.
Heat the pan, fry each paratha until brown spots appear, flip and cook the the other side. Drizzle some oil while frying. Complete the rest of the dough.


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I sent this drawing to a spring manufacturer in the UK and he sent me 2 nice St St Samples which are working perfectly. To buy them, there is a minimum order of 500-1000 (from memory), and I was not prepared to put up that amount of money in advance.
This spring came from a K0 advancer. My view was that if the wire was a very similar diameter and the turns were the same along with the other dimensions, then the resulting force it will apply will also be within a very good tollerance of the original spec.
As I say they are still working well
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The subhead sums up the point of USA Today's lead story today (2/14/11) about Barack Obama's budget proposal: Obama Proposes Cuts to Trim Deficit; GOP, Others Want More The piece by Richard Wolf and Mimi Hall begins, "President Obama will send Congress a 2012 budget today that would trim the budget deficit by $1.1 trillion over the next decade, but Republicans and nonpartisan budget experts are already saying that's not enough." And that's how the story is framed: You've got the White House vs. the Republicans, and "nonpartisan budget experts" who agree with the Republicans. "We're going to make tough […]
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He tied his boat among the rocks, and soon began to climb. Slowly, every so slowly, he went foot by foot, climbing away from shore and onto what should be called land, but really was nothing more than rocks.
When he tried to look above there was no grass of green. More and more rocks awaited our man, and still he climbed. The sun beat down, and clouds covered the top so our poor man could not see his destination, but still he climbed.
'It appears as though God has taken a day off today,' he thought to himself. And still he climbed up and up, even though the rocks were always coming.
When the stones cut into his palms, and the toes of his shoes wore down till his toes peeked out, and when the sun burned what skin it could, and when the wind cut through his clothes and chilled his bones, he still kept moving forwards. He couldn't see the sea below him, and there was nothing in front of him but clouds.
And still our poor man climbed, and climbed, and climbed.
To reach the top and say that he made it when no one else had before. Even though no one before had ever made it up the mountain, and that everyone fell, he will be the first to make it.
Blood began to drip from his palms and down his arms. He left bloody handprints wherever he touched. Besides his boat it would be the only proof that he had been there.
Our poor man fell into a level of purgatory, where he couldn't tell if he really was moving, because the land and sky never got closer or farther away. Still he climbed, and even at one point abandoning his jacket because it weighed too much for him.
Suddenly there was no more sea beneath him, and he was in the clouds. No, he wasn't in the clouds, he was the clouds. His hands weren't hurting from the rocks and numbness anymore. At a moment he was everything, and he knew that he had reached the top, except there was no top. He was a part of the sky, where the birds flew and the sun rose and set.
He quit rising, and stayed in place, until he could no more.
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Translate this page District Attorney Zellerbach unwelcome at school after profanity-laced presentationTuesday, January 28th, 2014 Issue 05, Volume 18.
"If it was felt by anyone that I said anything that was inappropriate or was out of line, I apologize," he told City News Service. "It was certainly not my intent or purpose to do that." The brouhaha goes back to a Dec. 17 "career day" at Gage Middle School organized by representatives from the Youth Education Motivation Program, better known as YEMP. The grant-funded program, handled by officials at the Riverside Community College District, seeks to bring speakers from a wide range of professions to Riverside County schools to encourage youths to further their education. Two dozen "YEMPs" were held last fall, including the one at Gage. Program consultant Linnie Bailey told CNS she invited Zellerbach via email to speak to seventh- and eighth-graders at the school, as he had done in the past, and he accepted. The D.A. appeared before 30-50 students for a 45-minute interactive lecture on the Constitution and courts, according to Gage instructor Robert Alvarez, who supervised the class along with another history teacher. "He filled his time slot, every last minute, and that was great," Alvarez told CNS. "Everything was fine until the last 10 minutes. Then he used language that we as teachers wouldn't use. They were not very appropriate words. The kids were kind of like, 'Oh."' Alvarez declined to repeat several of the words, though he confirmed "damn" made it into one statement. "The words were nothing the kids haven't heard before. But we try to watch what we say in front of them," Alvarez said. Eighth-graders Aryssa Flores and Marissa Roque recalled little about the D.A.'s lecture -- except how he punctuated it. "He cussed," Aryssa told CNS. "He used inappropriate words," Marissa added. According to Marissa, she was only vaguely paying attention to the lecture until she heard Zellerbach say "bull----." She could not recall the context for the expletive. "He also said something about his butt," the 14-year-old told CNS. Aryssa said she heard the same reference, but believed it might have been "ass." Neither girl could explain how or why the word crept into the D.A.'s presentation. According to Alvarez, school administrators were alerted to what occurred. And when students went home that afternoon, so were parents. "I don't allow swearing in our home. It's hard enough trying to keep a kid's vocabulary clean these days," said Linda Rumsey, whose 14-year-old son, Jared, attends Gage. "For this man, an established person in the community, to come in and talk like that -- I don't understand it," she said. "For this to happen is a shame. He needs a good lecture about how to act around children, especially carrying the title he carries." Jennifer Romano, whose son, Brice, and daughter, Shelby, are students at Gage, said Zellerbach had a duty to be on his best behavior and set an example for the youths. "This reflects badly on him as a public official," Romano said. "The kids can't respect someone who uses bad language. They can't feel comfortable around him." The Riverside mom said she understood how a speaker who's "very passionate" about his subject might forget himself in the moment. "But that's no excuse here," she told CNS. "He is a man with some education. Maybe the words weren't severe, but they were still curse words. It's one thing to do this in a social setting, around other adults. But not children. He shouldn't have used those words." Neither Romano nor Rumsey blamed the school for the incident. Within a day of Zellerbach's presentation, Gage Middle School Principal Keyisha Holmes received a complaint Advertisement CNS obtained a copy of the message that Holmes sent in response, which reads in part: "I too am extremely disappointed with what (Mr. Zellerbach) shared with my students. I have taken up the matter with the (YEMP) coordinator, and he will not be back." Holmes referred all inquiries to Riverside Unified School District spokeswoman Jacquie Paul, who confirmed that the district attorney had been removed from the school's list of prospective future speakers. "He used profanity, and that was inappropriate for that age group," Paul said. "We expect people from the community to be professional and remember that young people look up to them. The kids are impressionable. It takes a little more sensitivity when you're addressing them." According to Paul, the lockout at Gage does not apply to other RUSD schools to which Zellerbach may be invited to speak. Zellerbach told CNS he was "bothered and concerned" by reaction to his career day address, which he remembered as a generally positive experience for everyone. "I've been doing YEMP for a little over 10 years at many middle schools throughout the Riverside area, and they keep contacting me to come back each and every year," the D.A. said. "That in itself speaks volumes." Though he could not "reconstruct what specifically was said and in what context," Zellerbach insisted that he stuck to the "subject matter that was provided to me" by the instructors on Dec. 17. "There were eight to 10 different topics related to the legal process," he said, adding that in trying to jazz up the dialogue, he did his best to "make it real and relate to the kids." "You can't speak to them at a level you would speak with other attorneys," he said. "There are a lot of things they're not going to understand. I've got tons of nieces and nephews. I talk to kids all the time, both professionally and personally." Asked what might have prompted him to use questionable language, Zellerbach replied, "Well I don't know. I don't know what I said." "It's difficult to respond, months later, whether something could be misunderstood or taken out of context," he told CNS. "It was just so long ago." Reminded that the lecture occurred weeks -- not months -- earlier, he replied: "Well, look, in my life when you speak to as many groups as I do, day and night, that's quite a while ago." Zellerbach said one of his objectives was to convey "the difficulties of what we do as prosecutors and the types of situations we deal with on a regular basis." He recalled students asking "a lot of follow-up questions" and acknowledged that he could have let slip one or more of the off-color terms associated with his lecture. "It's a possibility. That's the best that I can give you," the D.A. said. "If you watch TV shows, movies, mass media, what's on the Internet -- it's certainly tremendously or potentially more offensive than anything I ever said in my presentation. Kids are exposed to a lot of offensive stuff. And that's unfortunate." Zellerbach said that if he offended a student or parent, he would be "more than willing to personally apologize" to them. "I've been doing this a great number of years, and this is the first time this issue has come up," he said. Public relations veteran Steve Allen, who runs offices in Los Angeles and New York, told CNS the Gage episode accentuates why elected officials must remember "the spotlight is always on them." "That means you've got to be even more accountable," Allen said. "You're a human being. You can make mistakes. There's nothing wrong with being vulnerable. But tell the truth. Don't think you're too big to admit making a mistake. Vow to handle things differently next time. 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Paloma Oceana Resort
Side, Antalya.
The Paloma Oceana Resort formerly known as the Paloma Beach Resort will be undergoing a major refurbishment and expansion for summer 2012. In a great beachfront location with the main resort of Side just a short distance away this spacious hotel is set to offer stylish modern décor excellent service and a host of family–friendly facilities including an aquapark with six slides.
Surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens, located directly on the Mediterranean coast nestled between sandy beaches and mountains, the Paloma Beach Resort is a delightful hotel, set in a peaceful area, offering a relaxing getaway with first class service. This hotel is suited to all styles of holiday maker but ideal for families with its variety of activities and kids club. The Paloma Beach Resort is positioned on the Kumkoy beachfront with restaurants, bars and shops all within walking distance of the hotel. The accommodation here is stylishly designed, has a light and airy feel and is full of all the essential amenities required for hassle free holidays.
Guests staying at the Paloma Beach Resort can look forward to sunbathing by a choice of two swimming pools with sun terraces covered with parasols and sun loungers. A whole host of daytime activities are also available to enjoy, try out some aerobics or a game of basketball, keep up your fitness regime in the gym or unwind gracefully with a Turkish bath.
This hotel boasts a choice of four excellent restaurants; the main 'Paloma Restaurant' offers local and international buffet dinners served inside or al fresco on the terrace. There is also three a la carte restaurants; The 'Blue Restaurant' set in a private area by the sea and serving a variety of fresh fish dishes, the 'Santa Fe Restaurant', offering hot and spicy traditional cuisine from Mexico and lastly the 'Grappa Restaurant', an elegant Italian eatery.
In the evenings there is a varied entertainment programme, organised by the hotel consisting of; Turkish nights, open air shows, special animation shows and fireworks.
Situated directly on the hotel's own sandy beach in large gardens.
shops bars and restaurants are just 50m away.
5km to the resort centre of Side with main nightlife.
Hotel–run kids' club (4–12yrs) and teens' club (13–16yrs Jul and Aug only),
Kids' pool,
Playroom with toys and games,
Own buffet,
Highchairs and Cots.
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24 Hour Reception, 24 Hour Room Service, Air Conditioning, Balcony, Bar, Bathroom, Billiards, Bowling, Buffet Restaurant, Butler Service, Childrens Pool, Cots, Double bed, Games Room, Hair Dryer, Highchairs, Indoor Pool, Internet Access, Kids Club, Mini Aqua-park, Money Exchange, Play Ground, Playroom, Satellite TV, Shower, Standard rooms, Sun Loungers & Parasols Available, Sun Terrace, Swimming Pool, Tea & Coffee making facilities, Terrace, Turkish Bath & Massage Available, Twin Beds, Waterslides, Watersports
Bungalows (planned) located in the grounds of the hotel will have a double bed or twin beds and extra bed (plus child bed if required) air conditioning satellite TV tea/coffee making facilities hairdryer walk–in–shower or bathroom and balcony or terrace. A limited number of bungalow rooms for sole use and larger bungalow rooms are available. Standard sea view and larger rooms located in the main hotel with walk–in–shower are available. Family Garden rooms with a double bedroom and separate twin bedroom (plus extra child bed) have facilities as per standard rooms. Family Lake Villas with direct access to a shared swimming pool are available. Lake Villa guests also receive additional benefits including separate reception and butler service 24hr room service turndown service and private bar.
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The stadium is planned to host all but two matches in the 28-match schedule of the AYC, but all the teams have complained that the muddy and uneven playing surface caused by the rains has worked against them thus far. "The poor condition of the pitch has affected the quality of play and denied the players the opportunity to display their skills," read the formal complaint signed by NFF assistant general secretary, Mohammed Sanusi. "The condition of the pitch has kept deteriorating match by match. Using the pitch for the next matches will not only affect the quality of the play and entertainment, but also expose the players to injury." The NFF have therefore urged the organisers to move the remaining matches to a more suitable venue.
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FACT Fertilizers & Chemicals Travancore Ltd. | Government Jobs | Mechanical Engineers Hiring | Walk-ins: 15 March, 2011.
Feb 28, 2011 Government Job, Job After Btech, Mechanical, Walkins
BE/ BTECH (Mechanical) required in Fertilisers & Chemicals Travancore Ltd. (FACT), Kochi.
FACT, India's first large scale fertiliser unit was set up in 1943. In 1947, FACT Udyogamandal, Kerala . The company's main business is manufacture and marketing of (a) Fertilisers (b) Caprolactam and Engineering Consultancy and Fabrication of Equipment.
Timings: 9 AM
Date: 15th March, 2011. (Tuesday)
Graduate Engineers
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Age Limit as on 1.3.2011: 35 years
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ESC Electricity Service Commission | Assistant Engineer Vacancy | Government Jobs | February 2011 | Apply Online Upto: 23 March, 2011
Feb 28, 2011 Apply online, Electrical, Government Job, Job After Btech
BE/ BTECH (Electrical) required in Electricity Service Commission (ESC), Lucknow.
UPPCL will be professionally managed utility supplying reliable and cost efficient electricity to every citizen of the state through highly motivated employees and state of art technologies, providing an economic return to our owners and maintaining leadership in the country.
Applications are invited for the following post-
- Assistant Engineer (Trainee) Electrical
Post Code: 11
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100 Openings for Civil Engineers in Sobha Developers | Fresh BE/Btech (Civil) hiring | february 2011
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Sobha Developers Ltd. is looking to hire fresh Engineering graduates across India from Civil Engineering stream for its different development projects.
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Prolabs Chennai Job opening for BE/ Btech Freshers CS/ IT as Database Architect/Designer | February 2011
Feb 27, 2011 Computer Science, IT, Mtech
Prolabs Chennai is hiring Engineering graduates from Computer Science as IT branch to apply in their company for the post of Database Architect/ Database Designer.
Job Title: Database Architect/Designer
Educational Qualification Needed: UG – B.Tech/B.E. – Any Specialization,M.Tech – Any Specialization
Number of Job openings: 50
Experience Required:
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Feb 27, 2011 Apply online, Freshers, Job After Btech, Mechanical, Production, Trainee Engineers, With experience, Without Experience
SKF India Ltd is looking for both fresh and Experienced Engineering graduates from Mechanical or Production stream for the Trainee position in the company.
SKF India is a part of the SKF Group, the leading global supplier of rolling bearing and seals. Along with a varied range of products it also offers extensive solutions and services in this area.
SKF also has an increasingly important position in the market for linear motion products, high precision bearings, spindles and spindle services for the machine tool industry, electrical actuators, actuation systems and is an established producer of rolling bearing steel.
Post Name : Graduate Engineer Trainee
Job Location : Pune
Experience : 0 – 2 Years
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Candidates applying for the post must have 60% or above throughout academic career from 10th, 12th and in BE.
The Aggregate percentage of the fresh Candidates must be atleast 60% throughout in first six semesters with the percentage marks for Not more than 2 semesters less than 60%, none of the semester percentage below 55%).
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Mahindra Group : Graduate Trainee Recruitment | Apply Online
Feb 26, 2011 Apply online, Chemical, Civil, Freshers, Job After Btech, Trainee Engineers, Without Experience
The Mahindra Group is inviting Online Applications from young Engineering graduates for the Trainee post in the company. Only Candidates from 2010 batch need to apply.
Location : Pune
Post Name : Graduate Apprentice Trainee
Total Positions : 4
Qualification : Candidate should be a BE from Civil, Chemical or Paint Engineering from any recognized university in India.
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Binary SoftZone Pvt. Ltd. | Graduate Engineer Trainee | Fresher Jobs/ February 2011 | BE/ BTech/ MCA Recruitment.
Feb 26, 2011 Apply online, Computer Science, Freshers, IT, Job After Btech, MCA, With experience, Without Experience
BE/BTech/MCA required in Binary SoftZone Pvt. Ltd., Noida.
Binary SoftZone is an IT Solutions Company managed by professionals having rich experience in Information Technology Services viz offshore Software Development, on-site development and integration, Web Application Development, Search Engine Optimization etc. To clients from the International market as well as the domestic industry. What we thrive upon is customer satisfaction and technical expertise. And to make our services really unique, we blend it with innovative concepts. Binary SoftZone is able to offer clients the best in customer Software and Web service while also providing cutting-edge, customized solutions at extremely competitive prices. We take pride in our ability to deliver cost-effective business solutions to customers while providing them with a word-class level of client service. Repeat customers and client referrals make up an integral part of our business, so the success of Binary SoftZone relies upon the satisfaction of our clients.
Graduate Engineer Trainee
Eligibility: BE/ BTech (computer Science, IT)/ MCA – Computers with 60% marks. (batch- 2009, 2010)
Desired: Must have exposure on .NET & PHP Technology and C language with very good communication skills. Candidate will work on .NET and PHP projects
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This actually happened to me a few weeks back. Fortunately, the situation was defused, and no one was hurt, I wasn't even carrying at the time (bar, no CCW yet)... But it got me thinking about what I should do when carrying, should the situation ever occur again.
To make a long story short, I had a friend who had gotten drunk. (I was not drinking.) He then, subsequently, picked a fight with two other gentlemen. It came very close to actually coming to blows, but I intervened and defused it. Before the defusing, though, threats were made by the other two guys that they would "beat the stuffing" out of my friend in the parking lot.
So my questions center around the following:
If I were carrying, should I have intervened? By stepping in, I drew more than a little of the heat myself. They turned at least some of their threats against me. As a carrier, I want to try my damnedest NOT to get into a fight. Should I have just let my drunk friend continue to get in deeper trouble?
If they had made good on the threats, since it was two on one, would that have been enough disparity of force to justify drawing to put a stop to a beat down? This one, I feel probably not, unless they had him down and were seriously injuring him... But that said... My final question:
Would you have drawn if they were beating on him? Or just call the police? It's a friend, not a family member, not you yourself.
It's easier to say "I'm not an LEO, stupid drunk made his bed, now he's gotta lay in it..." when you don't know the drunk personally.
Of course, I know that the best answer is: Dont go in bars with an idiot friend like this. Yep... I'm with ya there. I likely won't ever again. It's amazing how drunks don't see how much other people actually don't find their behavior to be charming.