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A Steak Recipe Inspired by Caesar Salad
by Joseph Erdos in Recipes, Shows, February 19th, 2014For this week's Chopped Dinner Challenge, the chefs of Food Network Kitchen chose to feature the basket ingredient T-bone steaks. The goal of this challenge was to elevate average steaks with as much flavor as possible. Taking a cue from a classic Caesar salad, this recipe for Caesar T-Bone Steak with Stout Pan Sauce uses garlic and anchovies as a rub to bring umami flavor to the steaks. In addition, roasted fingerling potatoes and stout beer sauce round out the dish to make a complete meal that's packed with punch. Serve these steaks for a special weekend dinner with friends and family.
First, start off with the potatoes. Halve the fingerlings and toss them with 3 smashed garlic cloves, thyme, oil, salt and pepper. Roast them until they're golden and tender. Next smash the remaining garlic cloves with the anchovy fillets and a pinch of salt. Rub this paste on the steaks and season each with salt and pepper. Grill the steaks for about 8 minutes total for medium-rare.
To make the sauce, heat 1 tablespoon of butter in a saucepan. Stir in the shallot and cook for 3 minutes. Whisk in the beer, Worcestershire sauce and hot sauce. Simmer until it's reduced by half. Separately stir together the cornstarch with 2 teaspoons of water and add to the beer sauce to thicken. Whisk in the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter off the heat. Season the sauce with salt and pepper. Serve the steaks with the sauce and potatoes.
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The Chopped Dinner Challenge is a series of recipes showing you how easy it is to cook like a winning Chopped competitor. Every week, FN Dish will showcase a recipe created by Food Network Kitchen that uses at least one of the Chopped basket ingredients, plus basic grocery goods and simple staples. Consider it your very own Chopped challenge. Just take this frequent tip from the judges: Don't forget to season!
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Wisconsin will use a chunk of its $140 million share of a national settlement over foreclosure and mortgage-servicing abuses to help the state budget rather than assist troubled homeowners, Gov. Scott Walker and state Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said Thursday.
Walker and Van Hollen said the majority of the settlement amount earmarked to Wisconsin under a $25 billion proposed nationwide agreement announced Thursday still would go to aid consumers in Milwaukee and other communities struggling with the specter of home foreclosure.
But of a $31.6 million payment coming directly to the state government, most of that money - $25.6 million - will go to help close a budget shortfall revealed in newly released state projections. Van Hollen, whose office said he has the legal authority over the money, made the decision in consultation with Walker.
"Just like communities and individuals have been affected, the foreclosure crisis has had an effect on the state of Wisconsin, in terms of unemployment. . . . This will offset that damage done to the state of Wisconsin," Walker said.
The news that part of the money would be used to reduce the state budget deficit drew criticism from Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who said "not one dime should be used to fund the unbalanced state budget."
Barrett, who lashed out at Walker and Van Hollen during a City Hall news conference, has contended that most of the $31.6 million should go to foreclosure mitigation programs in his city, which has had the most foreclosures in the state.
Barrett said "hundreds and possibly thousands have lost their homes because of this bait-and-switch" by lenders who pushed subprime mortgages during the housing bubble.
"The worst thing that can happen now is for the state of Wisconsin to employ its own bait-and-switch," Barrett said.
Ald. Michael Murphy compared the decision to the state's use of tobacco settlement proceeds to fill budget gaps.
If Milwaukee could get most of the money that is allocated directly to the state, it would use it to rehabilitate some foreclosed homes, raze others and beef up its programs to help people stay out of foreclosure, Barrett said.
Barrett, a Democrat, lost the 2010 gubernatorial election to Republican Walker, and the mayor is considered a possible candidate in a likely recall election targeting the governor.
Pieces of the pie
Van Hollen said Barrett was wrong to focus on the $31.6 million segment going to state government rather than the $140 million going to the state as a whole.
"The overwhelming majority of that $140 million is going to go to Milwaukee, is going to be able to help homeowners who are in trouble in Milwaukee, reimbursing homeowners who were foreclosed upon and shouldn't have been, preventing or remediating blight and creating jobs," Van Hollen said.
"A big part of what we're trying to do is make the state whole for what all of its citizens have suffered. Even those who weren't foreclosed upon have suffered in property values, in an economic decline because of some of these practices."
The office of Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca (D-Kenosha) is examining whether Van Hollen has the sole authority to allocate the settlement money going to state government.
Wisconsin would receive a $140 million settlement from the country's five largest mortgage servicers as part of the federal-state agreement over foreclosure abuses, fraud and unacceptable mortgage servicing practices.
The settlement stems from a massive enforcement investigation by a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general and banking regulators, along with federal agencies.
The Wisconsin cut of the proposed settlement includes:
Up to $60 million in benefits from loan term modifications and other direct relief for homeowners.
Approximately $17.2 million in uniform payments of up to $2,000 for eligible Wisconsin borrowers who lost their home to foreclosure from Jan. 1, 2008, through Dec. 31, 2011, and who sustained servicing abuses.
Approximately $31.3 million in refinancing benefits for eligible borrowers who are making payments but owe more than their home is worth.
Payment to the state of approximately $31.6 million that may be used for future law enforcement efforts, additional relief to borrowers, civil penalties, funding of foreclosure relief programs and compensation to the state for its losses from the crisis.
The money for Wisconsin, and the rest of the $25 billion, will come from Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Residential Capital and Wells Fargo & Co.
In a letter dated Jan. 31 to Van Hollen, Barrett and Murphy suggested that the city of Milwaukee should be the chief recipient of expected settlement funds. They said the city, which has seen more than 20,000 foreclosure actions started on Milwaukee property owners since 2008, has "an enormous stake in the outcome of this settlement."
"Given the impact that foreclosures have had on the city - our neighborhoods and our service delivery systems - it is our expectation that the city should receive a majority of the settlement funds," Barrett and Murphy wrote.
On Thursday, the mayor urged Van Hollen to come to Milwaukee "to see the devastation in these neighborhoods," and then reconsider his decision on where the money should go.
"Just as these homes have been abandoned, the state, if it continues on this course, will abandon Milwaukee," Barrett said.
Flipped stances
In the past, Walker has been sharply critical of using so-called "one-time" money from legal settlements to balance the state budget. He defended his own use of this settlement money Thursday by saying this time it was different since the foreclosure crisis had a "direct impact on the economy."
The Wisconsin Bankers Association, which represents banks of all sizes in the state, called the deal "an important agreement that will provide a measure of relief to some Wisconsin homeowners and communities."
"It creates a framework for these five servicers and their customers to work toward the common goal of stabilizing the nation's housing market," said Rose Oswald Poels, chief executive of the bankers group. "This settlement addresses a specific group of mortgages offered during a defined time frame and does not reflect the practices of the vast majority of banks. Banks in Wisconsin go to great lengths to avoid foreclosure actions and are already adhering to strict standards to prevent improper foreclosures."
The state bankers association said it supports the use of the discretionary portion of the settlement dollars going toward foreclosure mitigation and neighborhood stabilization efforts.
Borrowers should contact their mortgage servicer for more information about specific loan-modification programs and whether they qualify under terms of the settlement. A list of frequently asked questions has been posted on the Wisconsin Department of Justice home page.
Other relief
Apart from the $25.6 million going to the state budget, the state will allocate some additional settlement money to communities affected by the foreclosure crisis. That includes:
$750,000 to the Milwaukee Equity Investment fund to fight unemployment in the city through investments in businesses there.
$750,000 to a loan guarantee program for Milwaukee businesses.
$1 million for a statewide blighted-neighborhood grant program to help municipalities to demolish homes left vacant because of the crisis. Half of that money comes from the state Department of Financial Institutions to match the other half in settlement money.
In a written statement, Wyman Winston, the executive director of the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority, said funds directed to WHEDA by Walker and Van Hollen from the settlement would enable it "to spur up to $15 million of business investment in Milwaukee's industrial corridor."
"In addition, WHEDA will use a portion of these funds, combined with settlement funds contributed by the Department of Financial Institutions, to help smaller communities throughout the state improve distressed neighborhoods through demolition and development," Winston said.
Russell Kashian, a University of Wisconsin-Whitewater economics professor who tracks foreclosures in the state, said he doesn't think the settlement will have a big impact on the problem and probably won't help all the people it should.
"Some of the people who were aggrieved went to family and friends and saved their houses," Kashian said. "You can't identify those people. All you can identify is the failures, but that's not really the entire picture."
He also said a $2,000 payment for people who lost their homes in foreclosures that involved improper practices by mortgage servicers doesn't amount to much.
"I would never turn down $2,000, but that's not going to fix the fact that you're out of a house and your credit is destroyed," Kashian said.
Rick Romell and Larry Sandler of the Journal Sentinel staff contributed to this report.
Wisconsin shares in foreclosure settlement
The banks involved will identify eligible participants, but that search process could take six to nine months. If you make your monthly payments to one of the five banks involved, you should contact them to see if you are eligible. Here are the numbers:
Bank of America: (877) 488-7814
Citibank: (866) 272-4749
Chase: (866) 372-6901
Ally (GMAC): (800) 766-4622
Wells Fargo: (800) 288-3212
Loans owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac are not part of the settlement. To find out if your mortgage is owned by either, visit:
If you believe you are eligible for a cash payment under the settlement but are concerned you will be difficult to locate, contact the Wisconsin Department of Justice at (800) 998-0700 or (608) 266-1852.
More information is available at the Wisconsin Department of Justice home page at www.doj.state.wi.us
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Report: Dolphins turned over Ravens tape to NFL for FG push
Sunday's Jets-Patriots game drew tons of attention because of a late flag on New England for unnecessary roughness under a rule that changed before the 2013 season. The Pats were essentially utilizing a loophole that they believed allowed someone to drop off the line of scrimmage and push a teammate forward. But officials were apparently on high alert for such a move.
According to Albert Breer of NFL.com, NFL officials had been reviewing tape of such plays after the Dolphins complained to the league that the Ravens violated the rule at the end of their Week 5 victory in Miami.
On the next-to-last play of that game, Dolphins rookie kicker Caleb Sturgis missed a 57-yard field goal left (although not everyone realized it at the time ... ahem, Snowflake), you can see Chris Canty shove Arthur Jones into the line, a clear violation of the rule. Watch the play here.
This shot makes it quite obvious:
And for those that care about such things, here's Canty starting out on the line of scrimmage, the same way Patriots rookie Chris Jones did.
The Ravens should've been flagged for unnecessary roughness and the Dolphins should've received an extra field goal attempt from 42 yards.
As a result of Miami sending in the tape, Breer reports, NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandindo sent out a training tape to officials. Such notice likely resulted in the Patriots getting tagged for the penalty that ultimately cost them the game against the Jets.


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For about two weeks my BIONIC is a hit or miss on taking a charge. Says the battery is charging, but it actually isn't. Today I can't get it to charge at all. I'm plugged in using the original charger, and I've tried my standard and extended battery, with no luck. Any ideas?
Yep, you need a new cable.. I've had this issue too. Is your connection to your phone loose?? Can you wiggle it quite a bit? DROID RAZR MAXXIMIZED!!!! PREPARE TO BE VANQUISHED!!!
I'm having the same issues... It's hit or miss with my Bionic. I haven't been able to charge it consistently for the past few weeks now. Sometimes it'll charge, sometimes it won't. I've tried 3rd party chargers as well as OEM chargers. I've tried charging it via wall charger and USB with my computer. I also have both the OEM standard and HD dock and now it's charging on the HD dock, but it won't on the standard. I've even tried switching batteries. Anyone else having this problem??
I have had problems with mine not charging with the car charger in my truck, but haven't had any problems with anything else. I use an HD dock every night I am home, lapdock at work, and oem anywhere else, and they all work fine.
Bent pin or cold solder joint in the phone connecter? Can it transfer data to your pc still? You may need to get an external battery charger then swap batteries into the phone. I wonder if anyone has had luck in fixing this type of thing. It seems to me that it would be too risky and Id go with the battery charger
Try a battery dock. If nothing else works it would get you by. Edit: i have tried to get 4 different cheap car chargers to work. All of them the connector is a little loose and you have to literally hold the cable a certain way near the phone. Verizon car charger works perfect. So maybe it is a cable problem. Sent from my DROID BIONIC using Tapatalk 2
Droid Bionc bent pins? I am having all sorts of problems connecting my Bionic. It usually works on the dock, but any cable that I connect directly to the USB port has too much wiggle and will disconnect if not exactly in the right position. I contacted Verizon and was told that if the pins are bent, it is my fault and I will have to pay $200 for repairs. Just an FYI....beware.
Sorry Folks! Sorry everyone, apparently I didn't subscribe to the post :angry:.... Anyhow.... Just as an FYI, I tried different chargers, different batteries, and data resets. None of these things fixed my issue. I filed an insurance claim and got another phone. I had a lot of wiggle, so my assumption is that I wore out the charging outlet and something came loose. Hope this helps... as for a $200 repair: if you have insurance, the claim is only $100.
Something like that should have been covered under the warranty. Did you talk to Verizon before going through a warranty claim and is your warranty through Verizon? If so, I would call them back and complain that this should have been covered under the warranty. @jmbmeister I would have asked to speak to a the supervisor or at least a different tech. The only pins that I can see are within the charger itself. The charging port in the Bionic looks like a circuit board.
I'm not sure what's wrong with mine; nothing is loose and it stopped charging completely while on my Motorola standard dock. It won't charge in my car either, but it still works with my HD dock (for now). At this point, I'm just holding onto this Bionic till the RAZR HD comes out, I think.
I only had one instance after the 232 upgrade where my battery wouldn't charge. I turned off the phone, pulled the battery then reinstalled the battery and powered it back up. Haven't had a problem since.
Known issue at Verizon I was in my local Verizone strore with my second extended battery not being recognized, made two visits, on the first they reset the battery characteristics file and that fixed the problem for 10 minutes. On the second visit they did further research and find that it is a known issue and is being reseaarched. I should expect a software update once they determine the cause. The battery shows with a ? in an empty shell and the phone says it is an invalid battery and will not charge using either the oridinal verizon wall charger or the car charger. My standard battery works fine, so it is not an issue with the charging system on the phone it is that it looses its knowledge of the extended battery. The battery is a Motorola genuine. This occurs under the current and prior Android version.


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"Fred Eisenberger, and the fifteen City Council members were frustrated by the lack of functionality with their old system," said Shawn Quinlan, president of Nationwide Audio Visual, the company that won the successful bid to replace the system. "The functionality was outdated, leading to service calls a few times a month concerning crackling and intermittent audio, and a ring of omni mics that bled like crazy." The process to replace the system was a long one and involved consideration of every major conference system manufacturer.
In the end, it was clear that the Televic system offered not only sophisticated, intuitive functionality, but also a track record of reliability that was very appealing to the council members. Powered by the Televic TCS 5500-S management software on a CPU 5500 central processor, Hamilton City Hall's new conference system is comprised of seventeen V5B 5500 delegate voting panels with chip card readers and two DLCD 550 chairman and deputy chairman interfaces with chip card readers. The mayor and council members each carry a chip card that they use to swipe into the system, which makes it very easy to keep track of who's who with no effort on the part of the users. The system recognizes each user and grants him or her appropriate voting and overrides privileges. The legislators cast votes through the Televic system, which automatically tallies the votes and displays them on a screen, making it clear who voted up, who voted down, and who abstained.
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Close call these guys are pretty even.
But since you asked I would take Maclin. He is 1 year younger giving him a longer upside, he is entering his 3rd year while Williams was a rookie last year, WR breakouts typically occur in the third season, and last, Maclin has more skill around him to make him a bigger threat because it will be harder to double team him.
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Chicago is a highly rated Def, but don't drop GB until after the Chicago bye week. GB is a sleeper defense and could surprise a few folks so you might as well keep them until they have served their purpose. I agree on Davis, his only usefullness is to cover the bye week, then he serves no purpose. Check you bye weeks, do you need coverage for the other players? If so pick them up at least 3 meeks ahead of schedule and you will have a better selection.
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Never give up Rivers for Cassel. MC might have had a good year last year but he moves on to KC and giv es up the receiving corps. WIth what he has to work with he will never live up to Rivers.
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The only sure thing you get with LT is that he hits the big 30 and that spells downhill slide for RBs. Slayton was a surprise and is not a sure thing but has many years ahead of him. Jackson had many problems this year because the support around him was not there, with a new coach and new scheme, SJ has much more upside than LT.
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Close match up!
Both are blessed with a great passing QB and both have other WRs to take the pressure off. The biggest difference is Marvin is getting older and slower while Moore is getting educated on the ways of a WR.
Bottom line - I would go with Moore only because Indy plays Cleveland and is likely to have a large enough lead that Peyton won't need to pass and Addai can just run the ball. That will take away touches and looks for Marvin where as Tampa might put up more of a fight and Brees might have to get airborne a little more. -
Easy - Sit Forte.
He is the only one of the three that has a defense to run against. Denver & St Louie can't stop the run!
It doesn't matter if Forte has done good against other good defensive teams, the edge in this decision is that TJ & Brown don't have much of a run stopper on the other side of the line.
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I really like Williams, he is the heir to the throne behind Owens and given TO is in his decline it is only a matter of time before the Romo and Roy show take off.
That said - on the short term I would still go with Williams because he is the #2 (about to take the #1 slot) and Breaston although very good he sits behind the best WR dual threat in the NFL. If your league gives points for Return Yardage then you might want to upgrade Breaston but if not - go with Roy Williams.
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The Honduran army has been ordered to capture Luther Castillo, MD, and shoot him if he resists arrest, the Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC) reports. Dr. Castillo, an indigenous Graifuna physician, is an advocate for the health of rural Hondurans and has spoken out against the recent coup.
Sri Lankan Physicians Detained for Adhering to Medical Ethics
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Interview: Indian Human Rights Activist Binayak Sen, MD
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Lambert: Sylla full of surprises
Tue, 30 Apr 2013 17:00:00
Ipswich captain Carlos Edwards has thanked manager Mick McCarthy for his input in breathing new life into his career.
The Trinidad and Tobago international had gone almost two years without a goal before McCarthy took charge at Portman Road, but has since fired the Blues to wins against Bolton and Derby before finding the scoresheet for the third time in eight games in the 3-1 victory against Birmingham on Saturday.
That result ensured McCarthy's men would be a Championship side again next season and Edwards has thanked the former Republic of Ireland boss for the turnaround in the club's fortunes.
He told the East Anglian Daily Times: "Words cannot explain how beneficial he has been for me.
"I had the honour of playing for him at Wolves during a short loan spell and he knew what I was capable of when he came here.
"Maybe I was a bit off the boil when he arrived and I have got to thank the manager for keeping faith in me. Along with Terry Connor, he has been on my case to try and be more positive.
"When they have belief in you, it gives you a bigger incentive."
Manager John Sheridan, who has agreed in principle to remain in charge of the Pilgrims, has also offered deals to Guy Branston, Jake Cole, Paul Wotton and Isaac Vassell.
Tyler Harvey will become a first-year professional but Anthony Charles, Ollie Chenoweth, Jamie Lowry and Jared Sims will be released.
Northern Ireland international Warren Feeney, who has not featured under the former Chesterfield boss due to an ankle injury, is not being retained but will be given the chance to impress Sheridan in pre-season.
Striker Nick Chadwick and goalkeeper Rene Gilmartin have been transfer-listed as Sheridan begins to plan for next season.
Lambert took a gamble on Sylla when he shelled out ?2million to pluck the 22-year-old out of the French Second Division, where he had been impressing for Clermont Foot, and chuck him into the intense heat of a Premier League relegation scrap.
But from the moment Sylla made his debut at Everton in February, he has given every indication of being up to the task demanded of him.
It was the same again on Monday night.
Handed his first start in four games, Sylla did not grab the headlines against Sunderland as Christian Benteke's hat-trick swept the Wearsiders aside.
Yet Lambert noted the energy and drive Sylla brought to Villa's midfield, which ensured their opponents never got a chance to settle and ultimately rocked them so badly Sunderland subsided to a miserable 6-1 defeat which keeps them in relegation bother.
Remarkably, of the eight matches Sylla has been involved in, Villa have won five, drawn two and lost just the one - against Liverpool.
It is a run that threatens to take Lambert's side clear of the drop zone before that potentially do-or-die encounter with Wigan on May 19.
And for that Lambert feels Sylla deserves a lot of credit.
"We needed to try and do something in January," recalled the Scot. "We needed a bit of steel in midfield and managed to get Yacouba.
"He was unknown. But when you bring someone to the club you want them to make an impact and try to do something to help the team.
"Yac has been excellent."
Sylla has managed to make a positive contribution despite not being able to speak the same language as so many of his team-mates, which clearly makes communication difficult.
"He has tried to get a grip of the language, which is important," said Lambert.
"But every time I have asked him to perform he has done it.
"And the thing is, he only a kid. He is still learning, which bodes so well for the future."
The immediate future is a trip to Norwich on Saturday for a game that could shape Villa's season.
Beat another relegation contender and Villa will have clambered to the brink of safety. Lose and they throw the door back open to Wigan to once again manoeuvre themselves into a position where they can make Villa sweat.
To that end, Lambert will hope Ciaran Clark and Karim El Ahmadi recover from the foot and groin injuries that kept them out on Monday night.
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YouTube Hit 75 Million Facebook Fans, Rewards Us with Playlist
YouTube has always had a massively strong presence on Facebook and today they celebrate their 75th Million 'Like' on the social network (actually 75,006,351 Likes at time of writing). That makes them the 3rd most popular Page on Facebook - after Facebook itself. To mark this milestone, they've put together a playlist of 20 of the public's favourite videos including Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address, Felix Baumgartner's freefall from space and (inevitably) that Gangham Style video. While not necessarily the ones with the highest views, these are the videos that their Facebook fanbase have shared the most over the last few years.
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but these are fake? are u really thumbing up viral ads now?
Ah, we've all been there: you're quickly texting on your iPhone to your Mom...
306K views runt-of-the-web.combut these are fake? are u really thumbing up viral ads now?
I thought this was hilarious...mind you, I've had a migraine all day and it's 1am, but I was giggling like a lunatic.
This didn't give me laughy hands.
haha lol ! epic fails!
I don't know if it's because it's late at night or not but some of those made me laugh so hard I had tears dripping off my face.
Pow Word 2.0 game for Iphone
Pow-Word 2.0 The classical word building game just got more interesting!!!
Link download : http://download2s.com/download/pow-word-2.0-200.html
Seem most of them, but a few new. Hilarious--autocorrect is such a disaster
Wasn't funny the first 100 times, not funny now.
not an original post but funny all the same
I don't care if some of these are possibly made up...they are hilarious


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Put forth 10 demands, appeal to State to look into their problems
Indira Female Peer Educators Collective (IFPEC), a community-based organisation that works with sex workers on Tuesday, put forth several demands for the welfare of sex workers and appealed to the government to look into the problems faced by them.
Chief among their demands was a pension for those over 40 years of age, "After the age of 40 they can no longer be part of the trade, and many end up becoming brokers, because they do not know of any other work," said K. Kalaivani, Secretary, IFPEC.
Ten demands were placed. These include, providing a welfare board for female sex workers, free legal aid, quality medical service for aged female sex workers, short-stay homes for stigmatised sex workers, funding to help curb trafficking of women and children, providing financial support to female sex workers to start their own businesses, and protection from harassment.
"Another important demand is that the Slum Clearance Board allot houses on a priority basis, because sex workers find it extremely difficult to finding housing," said Kalaivani. They also demanded that the government provide funds to aid daughters of female sex workers to get married.
"Many women become sex workers because of family circumstances. Once you become a sex worker it is very difficult to assimilate back into society because of the trade's stigma," she said.
P.N. Shanthi, the organisation's treasurer, said that in Tamil Nadu, many women who become sex workers come from broken families or are widows.
Of the 2,088 women who are part of their group, around 50, said Kalaivani are living with HIV, and they no longer work. One of the resolutions adopted at the meeting was that sex workers would refuse any client who was not willing to use condoms.
"Sex workers face a multitude of issues. Brokers usurp most of the money and harassment from clients still continues," she said.
Though there are women who have sought vocational training and have become drivers and tailors, for instance, the number is very small, she added.
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The guys are very excited about Twenty20 this season and really looking forward to our first game against Yorkshire tonight.
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Ian Bell is confident the Bears' out-of-form top order will come through their collective lean patch.
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Rikki Clarke could return to Warwickshire's team for their first Twenty20 game of the season.
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Warwickshire need to bat for at last four sessions after following on this morning in their championship match against Yorkshire at Headingley.
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The world is rife with natural and man-made disasters. As the Internet has grown, so has the ability to keep informed. In today's Devil's Advocate, we take a look at an organization, The Internet Response League. See what it's all about before tendering your thoughts in the comments. Read more of Victor Barreiro Jr.'s The Devil's Advocate: Calamities and the Internet Response League. Associate Editor: MMORPG.com |
My only real issue with this is the people looking at this needs to be trained in some type of disaster response because to normal people simple car wrecks look like disasters, earthquakes and crap most normal people without training and most importantly hands on experience with these disasters will probably not know what response is needed or will ask for an over response to what the disaster calls for. It potentially is a good idea, even a great idea, it just needs to be closely monitored for potential abuse. I have seen police officers freak out at simple accidents where no one was seriously injured so normal people looking at disasters to help determine the level of response is kind of scary to me. |
I don't know. I kind of just want to be left alone. Pops ups in my game begging for humanitarian assistance are still pop ups.
The idea sounds good in theory, but what will stop people from trying to exploit or hack the system? Imagine a team of hackers flooding social media sites with pornographic photos, and tagging them with "earthquake in my city." And what other ways can a system like this be exploited? "Lose the helmet sis, we can't prove that you're retarded." - Dennis Reynolds |


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Artist: PJ Harvey & John Parish
Album: Miscellaneous
Genre: Rock
I, I, I will, I will not, I will not
No, I, I will not, no, I will not
I won't, I, no, I will not, I will not
I will not, I will not, I will not
How dare you says the angel
He crashes down from the heights
Shakes the disbeliever, shakes the disbelievers head
Shakes him harder instructing you well
Hear me, do you hear the law?
All that rubbish inside your rotting mind
I am your guardian, I am your fairy
Get out of my way or
Such lovers, this is true love
This is true love that we are doing now
Even everywhere that I was before, all broken
Your face all mashed up
I will not, I will not, I will not
I will not, I will not, I will not
I will not, I will not, I will not
Writer(s): John Alexander William Parish, Polly Jean Harvey
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