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Eduard Khil, or "Mr. Trololo" as he was known to millions on the internet, died today of complications following a stroke. He was 77.
Khil enjoyed popularity as a singer in Soviet Russia during the '60s and '70s before stepping down from the public stage in the early '90s. Then, in 2010, Khil achieved the dubious honor of Internet fame after a video of a 1976 televised performance went viral.
Khin replaced the lyrics of the song, titled "I Am Glad, 'Cause I'm Finally Returning Back Home," with alternating "lololols" and "lalalalas" because he was afraid the Soviet government would censor the original lyrics. Which proves that in Soviet Russia, memes make you.
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That's when I started thinking a little more openly about guacamole.
I was talking to my friend Pati Jinich about this issue of "best" or "true" guacamole. Pati has a Mexican cooking show on PBS and was born and raised in Mexico City, so she knows a thing or two about guacamole. One of the biggest sticking points in the guacamole debate is about citrus. I've heard from people who are real purists and believe citrus distracts from the flavor of the avocado but Pati says that, "For me, there is no guacamole without citrus, especially lime. Limes and avocados go hand in hand — not only do their flavors marry so beautifully, the lime enhancing the buttery and rich nature of the avocado, but also, the lime helps keep the avocado pulp stay green and fresh."
As for the heat factor, Pati uses serrano and jalapeño, which I also like. "I'd rather add less chile with seeds than more chile without seeds. Seeds have the heat but they are also packed with flavor, plus I love the way they crunch."
Homemade guacamole is like a snowflake; you never see the same one twice. Even if it weren't for the fact that the flavor and texture of avocados varies widely, this isn't usually a recipe people make with measuring spoons and cups. I certainly don't. So I want to encourage you to make it by feel, to taste as you move along, and to find your own perfect guacamole formula.Start with ripe avocados. Toy with the formula until you get the right combination of ingredients. For me, tomato is not ideal; I use it mostly in cases where I want to stretch the quantity, otherwise it can get watery. When you begin, use conservative amounts of lime, onion, salt, chiles, and cilantro. Taste as you go and layer in more flavor as needed. I like my guacamole to have lots of lime and cilantro, so I know that going in.
Find your own personal best guacamole and tell us about it here. And if this is your first time, might as well start out with mine; I promise it's pretty good.
3 ripe avocados
1/4 cup finely chopped red onion
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1/4 cup chopped cilantro leaves and upper stems
Pinch or two of coarse salt
Juice of one lime
Cut the avocados in half and remove the pit. Spoon the flesh of the avocados into a molcajete, mortar and pestle, or mixing bowl. Add the onion, japalpeño, cilantro and salt, and combine. Add the lime juice and stir gently, so as not to crush the ingredients too aggressively.
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About Jack Segal
Jack Segal (October 19, 1918 in Minneapolis, Minnesota - February 10, 2005 in Tarzana, Los Angeles, California) was a pianist and composer of popular American songs, best known for writing the lyrics to Scarlet Ribbons. His composition May I Come In? was the title track for a Blossom Dearie album. Other songs he authored or co-authored are When Sunny Gets Blue, That's the Kind of Girl I Dream Of, I Keep Going Back to Joe's (with Marvin Fisher), A Boy from Texas, a Girl from Tennessee (with John Benson Brooks & Joseph Allan McCarthy), After Me (with Blossom Dearie) and When Joanna Loved Me (with Robert Wells). It has been estimated that his songs have helped sell 65 million records. Lyrics for the ballad that was perhaps Segal's greatest hit, Scarlet Ribbons, (with music composed by Evelyn Danzig Levine) were written in just 15 minutes in 1949, but the song languished until Segal presented it to Harry Belafonte five years later. Belafonte's recording was responsible for making the song a hit. At least 30 other artists have also recorded Scarlet Ribbons, including the Kingston Trio, Joan Baez, Sinéad O'Connor, the Lennon Sisters, Wayne Newton, Perry Como and Dinah Shore. His music was also featured in movie and television soundtracks such as Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. In addition to the artists already mentioned, his songs have been recorded by Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Tony Bennett, Nancy Wilson, Rosemary Clooney, and Nat King Cole. Biography: Segal earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin, a master's degree from the New School for Social Research and also studied creative writing. He began his career in Paramount Pictures' music department and taught songwriting at Cal State Northridge and in University of Southern California continuing education classes. He died of natural causes at the age of 86. At the time of his death, he was married to Helen Segal, and was survived by his wife, his three sons, David, Mark and Jason, and a daughter, Jody Davis. Compositions: A Boy from Texas, a Girl from Tennessee, After Me, Bye Bye Barbara, Here's To The Losers, I Keep Goin' Back To Joe's, May I Come In?, More Love, Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair), Strings, That's the Kind of Girl I Dream Of, Too Soon Old--Too Late Smart, What Are You Afraid Of, When Joanna Loved Me, When Sunny Gets Blue
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American television trends can reveal a lot about cable TV in Comfrey, MN. Half of the population watches some of their favorite shows online. Even though streamed content is on the rise, 97% of Americans still watch television the old fashioned way, on their TV, and 33% of people have four or more televisions in their home for watching these shows. Because so many people use both television and Internet, it is no surprise that 72% of Americans bundle their cable and Internet subscriptions. To help you put that in context, because we're just that nice, of the 326 people in Comfrey, that's:
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What's the Story Behind ATF "Banning" 5.56mm Ammo? (. . . and what can you do about it?)
By Glenn D. Bellamy, Armorer-at-Law®
March 5, 2015
There's been no shortage of misinformation and hyperbole about an ATF memo released on February 13th reported to "ban AR15 ammo." The memo describes a "framework" by which ATF proposes it would consider requests for "sporting purpose" exemptions under the federal statute banning the manufacture, importation or sale (but not possession) of "armor piercing" projectiles. I've searched and research the law and the facts behind it with passion over the last two weeks. I'm tempted to write a legal brief in opposition, or at least to give it a thorough fisking. But that would bore you and be wasted on the ATF at this point.
Instead, I'll give you the skinny on what's going on and the most effective thing(s) you can do about it.
The Skinny
Back in 1986, Congress debated—and passed—a law purported to protect law enforcement officers from evil "cop killer" bullets (the Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act). Since virtually every rifle round will penetrate the soft body armor worn by police, the law became focused on ammunition designed for handguns. Rather than define what would be prohibited by performance (whether it could penetrate body armor), they compromised on a definition based on the projectile or projectile core being "constructed entirely (excluding the presence of traces of other substances) from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium." Certain ammunition was expressly excluded from the ban, including lead-free shot pellets and any projectile "which the Attorney General finds is primarily intended to be used for sporting purposes." Later, the law was amended to add a second category: full jacketed projectiles larger than .22 caliber "designed and intended for use in a handgun" and whose jacket has a weight of more than 25 percent of the total weight.
M855 "ball" ammo (and its NATO counterpart, designated SS109), sometimes called "green tip," uses a copper-jacketed projectile with a core made in part from steel and part from lead. Since its core is not made "entirely" from steel and its jacket is less than 25% of the total weight, it does <image001.png>not fall within the scope of either definition of "armor piercing" ammo in the law. Nevertheless, as soon as the law was passed in 1986, ATF "granted" an unnecessary "sporting purposes" exemption for M855 ammo. In the "Framework" memo, ATF (erroneously) says "AR-type handguns were not commercially available when the armor piercing ammunition exemption was granted in 1986." If that were true, then no exemption would have been necessary. The statute only applies to handgun ammo. Now, citing the proliferation of AR-platform handguns and glossing over the fact that its projectile core is not made "entirely" of steel, ATF singled out M855 as a specific example of ammo that would fail the criteria of its new "framework" and is withdrawing its prior "exemption."
ATF is blatantly misreading the language of the federal law. The statute says:
. . . a projectile or projectile core being which may be used in a handgun and which is constructed entirely (excluding the presence of traces of other substances) from one or a combination of tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper, or depleted uranium. (Emphasis added)
Although not explained in the memo, ATF issued a "Special Advisory" dated February 27, 2015, revealing their distortion of the law:
It is important to note that the limitation on "armor piercing ammunition" in the GCA does not apply to projectiles manufactured exclusively from non-restricted materials such as copper and lead; it only applies to projectiles that include the specifically restricted materials, and can be used in a handgun.
See the difference? This is a perversion of the clear language of the law and cannot be tolerated.
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Not exactly a full ringing endorsement (the entire column that is), but that statement you highlighted is right on the money
Good article. I actually agree on both major points he made. LT ashould shut up and the pats should act like they've been there before, because frankly they have. With that said though, it's not like all 53 pats were dancing and gloating. There were some who got carried away. It's also not like the whole charger team is acting like babies. Just LT and Rivers.


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While browsing the web for boat stuff (what else?) I ran across a fuel tank manufacturer that issued a warning not to use rubber in contact with aluminum. The reason stated, was rubber contains carbon which exists on the galvanic series, and is slightly more noble than passivated stainless steel.
I immediately thought of my stainless steel masthound for my inner forestay.
I had placed a rubber gasket to insulate the stainless from the aluminum. It had never occurred to me that I may have been creating a bigger galvanic cell! I removed the masthound and found zero evidence of corrosion after two years.
Has anyone heard of an issue with rubber against aluminum? I usually use HDPE as an insulating material, and religiously use tefgel on fasteners, but I had a sheet of generic black rubber gasket material handy at the time. Should I replace the rubber with a sheet of HDPE or leave it alone?
Certain rubber gaskets and shrouds do contain carbon... Carbon is actually a very good electrical conductor (Carbon Fiber for example is a great electrical conducer)..
So the marks are not that far off - you can minimize the effect / severely limit however... if you are attaching to another metal - lubricate it with silicon sealant which is not as conducive and will prevent contact of the two...If the boundary is there - due to the lower level in the rubber - you will be out of harms way....but it is not a myth it actually happens...
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♫ ♪I hopped off the plane at LAX with a dream and my cardigan. Welcome to the land of fame excess! Am I gonna fit in? ♫ ♪
After recently moving to Los Angeles, my life's current theme song is "Party in the USA." Plus, it doesn't hurt that I've been told that my celebrity doppelganger is Miley Cyrus and that I have a slight cardigan obsession.
Not that I need another, but right now, I'm on the hunt for a Hollywood-worthy wool-free cardigan. I've narrowed it down to three, but which one will it be?
Forever 21 High Seas Cardigan: $22.80
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Readers may be wondering, "What's wrong with wool?" I'll start by telling you that I used to think the same thing. That was, until I learned that much of the world's wool comes from sheep who endure the horrific process of mulesing, in which Australian farmers cut chunks of skin and flesh from lambs' backsides. Ouch! In addition, millions of sheep whose wool production has declined with age are exported by ship to other countries, where they are eventually slaughtered for food.
Clearly, there is no need to wear wool when sheep suffer, and there are plenty of stylish, cruelty-free clothing options. Leave a comment letting me know which cardigan you would pick, and pledge to be wool-free today!
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Hi Silvia, you'll have to check with the company's site to see if they'll ship to Brazil. There are links below each image to where you can order. Good luck!
The first and the last are gorgeous! I like them.
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I like the white Old Navy cardigan. And I won't be wearing wool againnow that I know!! Thanks!
the first cardigan is great. it is casual yet unique. would wear it with jeans or a cute skirt.


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Category: Early film
100 Years of Cinema in Keighley
As an addendum to my earlier post about the centenary of Keighley's Picture House Cinema, the cinema operator Charles Morris decided to hold a centenary celebration (some two months late) on July 10 in conjunction with the town's Film Club which began to screen films at other venues earlier this year.
Wednesday's film programme put together by the Film Club comprised a free afternoon programme, part of which was then repeated in the evening alongside a screening of The Artist (France/US 2011) for which tickets were sold. The afternoon programme was introduced by Charles Morris, fresh from lunch with invited guests. He quickly handed over to the Film Club's Secretary Bob Thorp who explained that the Film Club would in future be showing films once per month in the cinema. We then watched a short film by one of the film club members on the history of early cinema and also a documentary on the Picture House itself made last year (see it here). The main part of the programme which I want to comment on here was the selection of Maya Deren's At Land (US 1944) and Episode 1 of the Fantômas serial directed by Louis Feuillade and starring Renée Navarre as Fantômas and which was released in five episodes each of 54 minutes in 1913.
At Land was shown first with a musical accompaniment – a piano in front of the small stage, played very well (but the pianist's name wasn't given). However, I'm not sure whether Maya Deren ever intended that her silent films should have accompaniment. Some of Deren's films had music soundtracks created by her collaborators, but not this one to my knowledge. Music does change the experience of watching a silent film. Commercial film screenings of films without soundtracks up to the early 1930s usually had some form of accompaniment but later avant-garde films (often shown in non-theatrical spaces) might be shown silent. Anyone who has watched a film in a cinema without any sound at all knows what a strange experience it is, so perhaps accompaniment here was a wise decision. As an aside, the three major texts on Deren and the 1940s American avant-garde that I consulted all failed to discuss soundtracks (or at least to include a reference in an index).
Maya Deren had arrived in the US from Ukraine as a small child in 1922 and by the mid 1940s she was becoming a leading figure in the 'New American Cinema' as the group of avant-garde filmmakers working out of New York became labelled. Her collaborators included the composer John Cage and her husband Alexander Hammid and others who appear in At Land. Hammid co-directed and photographed Meshes in the Afternoon (1943), Deren's first film (but not Hammid's first). At Land was photographed mainly by Hella Heyman. This creative collaboration is just one of the reasons why Maya Deren has been so celebrated within feminist film studies. She effectively controls her own liberated image on screen – ironically, she photographs so well that her image equals if not surpasses those of the artificial Hollywood goddesses of the period. Her background was in anthropology and poetry. She wasn't a trained dancer but she was interested in dance cultures which featured directly in her later films and her work generally acquired the tag of 'trance films'. The films are indeed 'dreamlike', not just in the strange juxtaposition of sequences but also in their rhythms which through careful camerawork and editing create almost seamless transitions and a sense of swooning. At Land begins with Deren washed up on a beach, but as she pulls herself up on a tree stump she climbs directly onto a long dining table where she is seemingly oblivious to the diners. Later she enters a building with an array of doors to open. There is clearly a relationship with surrealism, but most critics of avant-garde film see Deren as an original rather than simply a follower of Buñuel and Dali.
Maya Deren's work is now easily accessible on DVD and much of it is also on YouTube. If you haven't seen it before, it is well worth seeking out. I always assumed that Kate Bush must have been a fan.
The selection of Fantômas was announced as simply an example of a film released in 1913. Bob Thorp said he didn't yet know whether Fantômas ever played in the Picture House at the time. Nevertheless it was an interesting choice and given its great influence on subsequent filmmakers such as Fritz Lang and Alfred Hitchcock it reminded us of some of the thrills and spills that cinemagoers of the next forty or fifty years would have enjoyed. I haven't seen the serial before but from the little I've read the first episode was perhaps not the best to show since it is mostly setting-up the battle between Inspector Juve and the mysterious criminal Fantômas. The vision behind the adaptation of a successful novel is such that at first it is easy to forget that the film is 100 years old. Soon, however, it becomes apparent that most scenes are still conventional tableaux with a more or less static camera. The main movement comes in the sequence detailing a remarkable prison escape. At the end of the episode is a piece of Méliès camera trickery, matching some of the promotional footage for the series which emphasises Fantômas as a master of disguise, constantly changing his appearance – and demonstrating what we would now term 'morphing' on screen.
The Film Club programme was enjoyable and it showed imagination and enthusiasm from what is essentially a volunteer group. There were a few problems in the projection of the films but the projectionist assured us afterwards that these had been sorted in time for the evening screening. The next step is to attract audiences to the monthly screenings being organised by the Film Club in this grand old venue and we wish them well.
Laugh Out Loud
Festivals always pose difficult choices, so I only caught part of this programme early films and comics. Fortunately I arrived at the right moment – Dog Outwits the Kidnappers (UK 1908). This starred the two leads of the more famous Rescued by Rover (UK 1905), the young Barbara Hepworth and the family dog Blair. As in the earlier drama the intrepid canine rescued the Hepworth's daughter. Notably the rescue utilised an early motor vehicle, demonstrating that at his period dogs were the safest drivers on the road.
It was followed by The Elusive Pickpocket (France, 1908) who proved not only light-fingered but possessed of magical powers. He was also an anarchic character, as were the maids in the two following comedies. Cunégonde's Family is Coming Over (France, 1912) in which the maid used her family, fantastic zeal and a huge volume of water to clean and then wreck the home of her bourgeois employers. A Nervous Kitchenmaid (France, 1908) was sadly incomplete, but had an exhilarating sequence of plate smashing.
The quality of the prints screened was exceptionally good: a friend confirmed this was true of the whole programme. This was the result of obtaining new prints from four major European film archives. Good work by the Festival staff. The rest of the programme included the Italian clowns Tontoli and Kri Kri: the home-grown Tilly: the aforementioned French films: and several dramas and actualities.
Accompanying this varied selection at the piano was one of the UK's premier accompanist of 'Silent Film', Neil Brand. The selection that I viewed and heard ranged from the suitably rumbustious to the more quietly evocative. And the Town Hall auditorium provided a great venue for live music. It seems Neil was accompanying some of these films for the first time: playing 'blind' so to speak. He claims that this is a challenge that he enjoys.
The programme was a particular pleasure given the infrequency of Early Film screenings on good 35mm prints in our Northern climes. Hopefully, more next year.


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6.7.14 (via MotorSportsTalk) – Scott Speed and Andretti Autosport are now 2-for-2 in Red Bull Global Rallycross this season after the ex-Formula One and NASCAR driver captured the X Games gold medal at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.
Speed, driving the No. 77 7Up Volkswagen Polo, ran the table in today's elimination rounds, winning his quarterfinal and semifinal heats before beating skateboarding icon Bucky Lasek and another F1/NASCAR veteran, Nelson Piquet Jr., in the final.
"This thing is so fast – it's always so fast," Speed told ESPN. "It's just a matter for us to stay clean and if we can get out in front, they can't catch us…Our car is so good, it makes my job easy."
Speed opened the season with a win on NBC last month at Top Gear Festival Barbados.
In today's final, Speed won the holeshot heading into the first turn with Liam Doran and Piquet following in second and third. Those front three plus Austin Dyne took the joker on the opening lap of the 10-lap final, but on Lap 3, Dyne sustained contact with Patrik Sandell in the hairpin when the latter tried to pass him on the inside.
Dyne was left with a broken suspension and could not continue. That brought out a Red Flag and also led to Race Control barring Sandell from the remainder of the final.
Speed, Doran, Piquet and Lasek lined up again for the restart with eight laps left, but Doran ran his Citroen wide in the rush to Turn 1 and fell all the way to last.
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Monday, September 06
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Attendance: 31,879
Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Nate Schierholtz ended a pitchers' duel with a two-run triple in the 11th inning, leading the surging Giants to a 2-0 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks to start a three-game series.
Aubrey Huff and Edgar Renteria each finished with a pair of hits for the Giants, who remained a game behind the struggling Padres in the NL West. San Diego ended its 10-game skid with a 4-2 win over the Dodgers Monday night. The Giants also stayed 1 1/2 games behind the Phillies in the wild card race. San Francisco has won five of six overall.
Madison Bumgarner threw a gem, shutting out the D'Backs for 7 1/3 innings. He allowed five hits and a walk while fanning seven. Santiago Casilla (6-2) earned the win, and Brian Wilson tied a career-high with his 41st save.
Ian Kennedy's eight shutout innings went for naught, as the Diamondbacks lost their third straight. Kennedy, who allowed just two hits and two walks while striking out six, has a 2.12 ERA in his last four starts.
Aaron Heilman (5-7) took the loss.
The Giants used a two-out rally off Heilman to score the game's only runs.
The first two batters of the 11th were quickly retired, but Huff and Buster Posey both singled in front of the right fielder, who was playing deep to prevent an extra-base hit. Schierholtz followed with a drive into the right-center field gap for a two-run triple.
"I knew I had to keep it simple and stay up the middle. He left a changeup up and I was able to put a good swing on it," described Schierholtz of his approach heading into the decisive at-bat. "It was good to get in there and contribute."
Wilson pitched around a leadoff walk in the home half to lock down the victory.
Neither team put a runner on third until the Diamondbacks threatened in the eighth.
Kennedy drove a Bumgarner pitch over the drawn-in outfield for a leadoff double and moved to third on Stephen Drew's deep fly ball. Sergio Romo relieved Bumgarner and walked pinch-hitter Ryan Church on four pitches, leading the Giants to put in Javier Lopez.
Lopez got out of the jam, striking out Kelly Johnson before inducing a fielder's choice groundout from Chris Young.
The Giants answered by putting together a scoring threat in the top of the ninth off Juan Gutierrez.
Andres Torres hit a one-out single and attempted to steal second. On the pitch, Freddy Sanchez hit a soft ground ball to where Drew is normally stationed at shortstop. The ball dribbled into shallow left field, allowing Torres to reach third.
Gutierrez, though, induced a harmless pop up from Huff before Posey lofted a fly ball to shallow right-center. Gerardo Parra charged in and made a spectacular sliding catch to prevent a run from scoring and end the inning.
"It was one of those kind of games, it was very tense and championship caliber play," said Diamondbacks skipper Kirk Gibson. "I loved it but ultimately, they got the job. For our team, this is what we're looking to play for every day."
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There's less than a week left to vote early in El Paso's primary election.
As of Friday, more than 12,000 early votes have been cast.
Items of the ballot include the race for governor and several local races including County Judge, County Clerk and County Attorney.
Early voting ends this Friday.
The election is next Tuesday.
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Death notices, 8/26
The following notices have been submitted for publication in the Monday edition of the San Angelo Standard-Times.
COMFORT — Forrest Scott "Scotty" Haufler, 54, died Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at his residence. Visitation is from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tuesday at Schaetter Funeral Home of Comfort. Service is at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the funeral home chapel with burial in Comfort Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Samantha Haufler of Comfort; sons Jerren Haufler and Heath Haufler, both of Comfort; and sister Elaine Stahl of Boerne.
COLEMAN — Jerilyn Kaye Ewing Wagner, 57, of Santa Anna, died Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013. Visitation is from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Stevens Funeral Home. Graveside service is at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Coleman City Cemetery Pavilion.
Survivors include her husband, Karl Wagner of Santa Anna; son Jason Lee Wagner of Austin; mother Arvella Simpson of Coleman; and brothers Matt Ewing of Bulverde and Monty Ewing of Burleson.
KERRVILLE — Winnie A. Pelton, 89, died Sunday, Aug. 25, 2013, at a local care center. Services are pending with Kerrville Funeral Home.
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Sex-for-contracts case: CPIB officers set to take stand
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The corruption trial of former top cop Ng Boon Gay resumes on Wednesday and while the woman at the centre of the case is not slated to appear in court any more, her shadow will loom large over the proceedings.
A clearer picture of whether Ms Cecilia Sue was lying in court a month ago, or to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) in earlier statements, should emerge in the following three days of the sex-for-contracts case.
Three anti-graft officers who recorded her statements, major portions of which pointed to an affair with Ng, will take the stand. They were not on the prosecution's initial list of five witnesses, and the decision to summon them was taken after the first part of the trial ended on Oct 2.
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cool..yep you got that right there is not much time to do anything in lol yep i am in a room full of computers too, yep me too lol
cool.nothing just bored and i decided to get on here and see who are is on what about you?
hello to you too ok how nice to you to do that well everything is just good....
hello! Thank you for having me *bow*........... ..............
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The Fest: Kotzia Square has fireworks followed by Greek band after Greek band—tourists might not recognize the names, but the dancing and authentic vibe can't be beat. What Makes It Special: The traditions. January 1 falls on St. Basil's Day, an important Greek Orthodox observance. Families bake a single coin into the New Year's cake, and its recipient is supposed to garner even more luck in the upcoming year. The Crowd: It's a family affair. The Libation: You don't think there's some ouzo being tipped back? Ideal For: A cultural New Year's. The Next Day: A tourist could beat a path to the Acropolis and find himself or herself the only person at the 5th–century BC temple. Now that's a way to get a new perspective on the year.


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"Arrived on Saturday and got a chance to listen to folks speak of how "terrible" it was. For having a limited amount of snow over the past few weeks the conditions were fantastic. Off trail probably not the best, buy great for a day of getting those groomers in. Love Whitefish. "
"Insanely sunny on Sun and crowded. Lines moved pretty well unless the lifty was older. Hard and fast in the morning. Softened up by 1:30. Monday was sunnier and less crowded. "
"Friday and Saturday were fantastic spring corn days and very warm. Colder temps last night made morning snow hard. Good time to hike the summit with skis as I waited for the snow to soften in the sun. Glorious three days at the 'Fish even without fresh snow"
"Down here for a week. Although it might seem depressing with the morning hardback, much better than anything close to here. It's an off ski season folks! Let's pray we get winter next year!"
"Had a blast. Untouched heavy powder if you know where to go, and mushy hero snow all over. Best spring conditions ever... wait."


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Ultimate European plus Egypt
17 countries \ 46 days \ from US$6759 per person
This tour is THE Ultimate European experience! Visit 17 countries, hit up all the major European destinations in the first half of the tour then travel to camel riding Egypt & see the pyramids. The second half is all about uncharted territory before exploring Germany, Switzerland & the Netherlands. After this, your hardest decision will be finding somewhere new to visit on your next trip!
European Spirit
9 countries \ 22 days \ from n/a per person
The European Spirit is THE sightseeing tour. Start in Paris, finish in Rome and in between.....let your imagination run wild! Cruise the canals in Amsterdam, wander the cobbled streets of Prague and watch the sun set from a cliffside bar in Dubrovnik.
European Whirl
10 countries \ 19 days \ from US$2665 per person
If you've been dreaming of going to Europe but don't know exactly where to start, the European Whirl is your best option. Taking in the usual destinations of Paris, Rome and Amsterdam, it also ventures out east to Prague and Berlin. Both of which are currently on Europe's 'must see' list. The perfect combination of culture, relaxation and of course, good times!
Aegean Classic (incl. 4 days cruising)
3 countries \ 6 days \ from US$1339 per person
The Aegean Classic, operated by Louis Hellenic Cruises, offers relaxation, sightseeing and fabulous Greek food not only for the young, but also the young at heart. Beginning and ending in Athens, you'll cruise for 4 days to the Cycladic islands of Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Rhodes and Patmos, as well as a short stop in Kusadasi on the Turkish coast. There's nothing quite like watching the sun ...
Eastern Road
5 countries \ 13 days \ from US$2069 per person
This is Eastern Europe at its best! From Berlin to Warsaw, the history and beauty of each country will captivate the imagination. Additional stops in Dresden, a city devastated by fire bombing in World War II, Banska Bystrica in Slovakia and an unforgettable visit to the Auschwitz memorial all combine to make this a holiday with a distinct difference. Want to end your trip in Berlin? Feel fre...
Mediterranean Highlights (Start Rome)
5 countries \ 13 days \ from US$1826 per person
Beginning in Rome, your 2 week adventure takes you to all the hotspots along the Mediterranean coast. Flamenco dance in Barcelona, rub shoulders with the rich & famous on the French Riviera, enjoy the delights of Tuscany, walk in the footsteps of Roman Emperors & soak up the Spanish flavour of Madrid. Plus heaps more in between!
Berlin to Budapest
5 countries \ 11 days \ from US$1535 per person
This tour encompasses the big 4 of eastern Europe - Berlin, Prague, Vienna and Budapest. Having two or three nights in each city will mean you have a chance to really discover the cities in depth. You'll also pop in to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, for lunch!
European Horizon
8 countries \ 11 days \ from US$1555 per person
Seven countries in ten days...sounds like a tour for people who know what they want and don't have time to wait around for it! This is a great introduction to Europe for first timers, giving you a taste for more. Wear clogs in Amsterdam, visit a beerhall in Munich and cruise the canals of Venice on a gondola, you won't want to miss a moment! This trip is also one of the best for scenery love...
Snorkel to Adventure
1 country \ 3 days \ from US$565 per person
Escape into the big blue beyond. Go Down Under at the world's premiere underwater playground, the Great Barrier Reef. See the flora and fauna that call this natural wonder home, which is exactly what you'll do for the next 3 days as you snorkel your way around magnificent coral formations before returning to dry land. Haven't had enough? Check out the Rainforest Adventure tour and stay on solid...
European Inspiration
10 countries \ 20 days \ from US$2940 per person
European Inspiration features a great combination of destinations - Berlin, Prague, Munich, Rome & Paris to name a few - plus a couple of nights in each place, giving you time to really explore each city. With a stopover in the Swiss Alps & plenty of awesome extras - this trip is one you won't want to miss.
European Panorama
13 countries \ 29 days \ from US$3587 per person
For a widescreen view of Western Europe, try the European Panorama trip, which takes you through 12 countries. Drinking wine in Bordeaux, eating traditional tapas in Barcelona, beach bumming on the Greek Island of Corfu, bike riding in the Dutch countryside. These are just a few of the activities you have available to you while touring panorama style. Whether you're into art, adventure or just ...
European Vista (Winter)
11 countries \ 22 days \ from US$3119 per person
If you're looking for a leisurely yet adventurous holiday around Europe then the European Vista fits the bill. 10 countries in 21 days means time to really get acquainted with each city while fantastic destinations like Lucerne and Vienna as well as the essential Paris, Rome and Amsterdam stops mean all your sightseeing bases are covered. Options for your free time include a Tuscan dinner, Moza...
Rock and Red (Start Alice Springs)
1 country \ 7 days \ from US$1034 per person
The Northern Territory is a parched land drenched in cultural history. Enjoy the beautiful hues of Uluru (Ayers Rock) with a champagne toast at sunset, take a walkabout and dine on crocodile and emu. This tour has it all, including a final hot air balloon ride option. The breathtaking scenery and comic local characters of Australia will enchant you!
Alice and Kakadu (Start Alice Springs)
1 country \ 7 days \ from US$1133 per person
Time for Vegemite & kangaroos mate! Australia's Northern Territory offers spectacular scenery, wildlife, fabulous flights over waterfalls & a bit of culture with a visit to the N.T. Museum in the historic city of Darwin. From Aboriginal art to a Territorial feast & a visit to the areas oldest watering holes, we'll see it all & call it a day with a stop off at Devil's Marbles.
Outback Adventure (Start Alice Springs)
1 country \ 12 days \ from US$1795 per person
Travel the land 'Down Under'. Sleep under the stars in a bush camp, take a hot air balloon ride, then grab a cold beer with all your new friends at one of the oldest Territory pubs. Gorgeous gorges & national parks leave you breathless as you get to know the backyard of Australia, plus Darwin offers the draw of the big city with shopping & nightlife not to be missed.
Kiwiana Panorama (Auckland to Queenstown - Until October 2014)
0 countries \ 15 days \ from n/a per person
Feed your adrenaline cravings - rest & relaxation is overrated! Blackwater raft in Waitomo before you hit Rotorua. Try the Zorb then chill out in a Polynesian spa. Have a hāngi, go cruising on Lake Taupo & head to the adventure Capital of the World, Queenstown where you'll take a spin on the Shotover Jet! Ever tried bungy jumping, sky diving, canyon swinging? Now's the time! Experience Queensto...
European Escapade
11 countries \ 26 days \ from US$3323 per person
To Barcelona and beyond! The European Escapade takes you through the best of Western Europe, allowing time to really experience what each city has to offer. Highlights include strolling La Rambla in Barcelona, re-discovering the might of the Roman Emperors in Rome and gazing up at the Swiss Alps from your bedroom window in Switzerland. What better way to spend a month in Europe?
Egypt & The Nile
1 country \ 8 days \ from US$1229 per person
Travel back in time to the days of the Pharoahs with this action packed trek around Egypt. You'll be guided through the craziness of Cairo with an expert Egyptian Tour Manager, who'll be at your side for the entire tour. See the Great Pyramids & Sphinx in Giza & Valley of the Kings in Luxor. Sail on a traditional Felucca & enjoy shopping in the bazaar! No sitting on a coach for 8 days either ...
China Adventure
2 countries \ 12 days \ from US$2679 per person
Ancient history & fascinating culture make China a must-visit. Stroll the Great Wall & be dwarfed by the high-rises of Hong Kong & Shanghai. Get up close to the mystic limestone karsts of Yangshuo before being amazed by Xi'an's famous & incredible Terracotta Army. When you're not walking in the footsteps of emperors, see this amazing country from a different angle, like on the back of a ricksha...
European Contrasts plus Corfu
12 countries \ 30 days \ from US$3654 per person
The perfect trip for those wanting to savour the best parts of Western Europe at a less than hectic pace. Travel days interspersed with free days in cities as well as a 3 day mini-break on a Greek island, this is definitely the best of both worlds when it comes to culture versus relaxation.
Golden Fleece (incl. 7 days cruising)
2 countries \ 9 days \ from US$1975 per person
The Golden Fleece, operated by Louis Hellenic Cruises, offers relaxation, sightseeing and fabulous Greek food not only for the young, but also the young at heart. Beginning and ending in Athens, you'll cruise for 7 days to the Cycladic islands of Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Rhodes and Patmos as well stops in Turkey at Kusadasi and bustling Istanbul. There's nothing quite like watching the sun s...
Greek Island Adventurer
1 country \ 9 days \ from US$1499 per person
Want to catch island fever, soak up the sun & experience a few of Greece's hottest destinations? Now's your chance! Starting in the Greek capital we'll then set sail to some of the country's best island spots. With 9 days, there's loads of time to experience everything. Chill beachside, live it up with the locals, sightsee, indulge in awesome optionals or just relax. Finish back in Athens for a...
London to Athens
7 countries \ 22 days \ from US$3022 per person
Tailor made for those wishing to travel the Contiki way but at a slightly more relaxed pace. Three nights in Paris gives you plenty of time for a day trip to Versailles or Euro Disney as well as the requisite shopping on the Champs-Élysées and museum visits. Make your way down through Italy via Spain and the French Riviera, chill for a few nights on the Greek island of Corfu before ending you...
Asian Adventure
3 countries \ 14 days \ from US$1944 per person
Get into the best of Thailand, Laos & Cambodia in 14 incredible days. Be part of the buzz & bright lights of Bangkok before a change of scene in the Mekong with its rice paddy & sugar fields & coconut palms. The low key vibes of Laos, with its small villages, saffron robed monks & French colonial past are up next, before Angkor Wat & Ta Prohm in Cambodia's jungle & a slice of Phnom Penh.
Croatian Island Escape
1 country \ 9 days \ from US$1215 per person
Cruise the Croatian Islands in style on this week long exercise in relaxation. With visits to Hvar, Korcula and Sipan to name a few, there's also ample time to discover the delights of mainland Dubrovnik and chill out in Split. Your photos of the stunning Dalmatian Coastline sunsets won't do justice to the experience of actually being there.
European Vista
11 countries \ 22 days \ from US$3835 per person
Looking for mix of adventure & relaxation? This trip fits the bill. Destinations like Vienna, Prague, Paris, Rome & Amsterdam mean all your bases are covered. Free time options include a Tuscan feast & wine tasting or maybe mountain biking, paragliding & white water rafting. Your toughest decision is whether to go leisurely or adventurous...or both!
Kiwiana Panorama (Christchurch to Auckland - Until October 2014)
0 countries \ 18 days \ from n/a per person
It's not called the adrenalin capital of the world for nothing! Dive into the thrills of the South Island - from Franz Josef Glacier to Queenstown's non-stop action, you'll need loads of energy to keep you going! Continue the adrenaline rush as you head through "The Lord of the Rings" country to the North Island, packed with Maori culture, cruising on Lake Taupo, Waitomo's caves & metropolitan ...
Andes & Amazon Highlights
1 country \ 8 days \ from US$2095 per person
Let the good times roll as you go deep into some of Peru's ultimate spots on this 8 day adventure. Get your culture fix at Machu Picchu, with its unbeatable views & ancient Inca history. Feel an adrenalin rush in Cusco, with rafting & mountain biking at the ready, before heading to the mighty Amazon. Try fishing for piranha, spotting Amazonian Caiman & sleeping at a luscious lodge in the rainfo...
The Easy Rider
12 countries \ 33 days \ from n/a per person
The 32 day Easy Rider tour covers everywhere you absolutely HAVE to go in Western Europe and more! One of the only tours to stay in Pamplona, stop in Sorrento on the picturesque Amalfi Coast AND spend four nights on the Greek island of Corfu. Pitching your tent and helping out with meals in such scenic locations will make your weekend camping trips seem almost second rate in comparison.
Canada & the Rockies
2 countries \ 11 days \ from US$2119 per person
Chill out & challenge yourself in Canada's dynamic duo of provinces: Alberta & British Columbia. The diverse physical beauty from Vancouver to Whistler to Banff features the greatest of the great outdoors. Take a hike or ride a bike along the many scenic, wildlife-laced trails. Better yet, we'll put you on a gondola, horseback, helicopter, or whatever improves your views point for the endless, ...
Eastern Escapade
2 countries \ 13 days \ from US$2315 per person
Get a taste of the USA & Canada on this 13 day North Eastern loop – it's a perfect mix of culture, action & adventure. Start in NYC & head South West as we make our way through Philly to Washington D.C for a taste of life in the capital. As we head into Canada, get ready for a cultural & natural feast! From the beauty of Niagara Falls through to the party vibes of Toronto, there's loads to expe...
Road to Athens plus 3 day Greek Island Cruise
11 countries \ 22 days \ from US$4275 per person
Why fly direct to Athens when you can take your time exploring the cities of Europe on the way? Paris, Venice, Florence & Rome with a little of Switzerland, Germany and the Austrian Tyrol thrown in for good measure. The Road to Athens tour will definitely satisfy your travel taste buds. When you go Greek, chill out on the Isle of Corfu before exploring the capital city of Athens. You'll finish...
London & Paris
3 countries \ 7 days \ from US$1074 per person
Spend your time discovering London & Paris with this action packed tour. No need to negotiate maps, guidebooks, public transport & languages though, leave that to us! Your 3 days in London include a city tour to take in the major city sites, day trip to Bath, tickets to a West End musical & plenty of free time. Onto Paris via the English Channel. Along with an Illuminations city tour, a visi...
European Magic (Winter)
8 countries \ 10 days \ from US$1555 per person
The European Magic tour takes the tried and tested favourite destinations of travellers throughout Europe and packs them into an awesome itinerary. 7 countries in 9 days may seem like an impossible task but if it couldn't be done, we wouldn't do it. In fact, two nights in Venice and Paris will almost feel like a holiday within a holiday! The beauty of this tour is seeing so much in a short s...
England & Scotland (Winter)
3 countries \ 9 days \ from US$1475 per person
The England & Scotland tour will take you away to a whirlwind of sightseeing, medieval history and culture. Rolling green hills and cosy pubs are what England & Scotland are all about.
2 countries \ 8 days \ from US$1289 per person
Ireland is famous for Guinness, the Blarney Stone, good music and craic! Take in many of the famous sights on this fantastic jaunt around the country. Enjoy cosmopolitan Dublin and its many bars, learn about the tragic history of "the troubles" in Belfast and Londonderry, before enjoying the scenery and good times in the South.
European Encounter (Winter)
11 countries \ 17 days \ from US$2435 per person
The European Encounter tour is perfect for those who want to see Europe but don't have months to negotiate their way around the continent. You'll have the opportunity to walk in the steps of Roman Emperors in the Roman Forum, cruise the canals of Amsterdam, take in a Parisian cabaret show and rub shoulders with the rich and famous on the French Riviera...all in a little over two weeks!
London & Paris plus Rome
4 countries \ 10 days \ from US$1945 per person
Discover London, Paris & Rome with this action packed trip. No need for studying maps, guidebooks & languages - leave it to us! Your time in London include a city tour of the major sites, a day trip to Bath & Stonehenge, tickets to a West End musical. Onto Paris, via the English Channel, for a city tour by night, a visit to a French perfumery & a day trip to Versailles. Then get busy in Rome & ...
Hogmanay New Year (4 Day Start London)
1 country \ 4 days \ from US$705 per person
Be part of Scotland's famous Hogmanay New Year celebration. Let the good times roll as Edinburgh puts on the world's biggest party festivals, full of awesome entertainment, rides, cool bands & unbeatable vibes. Visit Winter Wonderland, don some skates on the ice rink, party it up in the cool bars & clubs or take it to the streets & soak up the awesome atmosphere & fireworks! Check out the Loony...
Thai Island Hopper West
1 country \ 9 days \ from US$908 per person
Some of the world's best beaches in some of the ultimate places to chill make this Thai Island Hopper trip a must. From busy Phuket, head to paradise on legendary Koh Phi Phi, before Krabi & its amazing scenery. Treat yourself to a relaxing Thai massage, visit 'The Beach' and soak up the sun from the white sandy shoreline or sea canoe in the beautiful clear waters. It's your choice to relax, in...
Places I've Been (?)
- Thailand
Places I'd Like to Visit
- Albania
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
- Cambodia
- Canada
- China
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Egypt
- England
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Holy See (Vatican City State)
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Italy
- Lao People's Democratic Republic
- Liechtenstein
- Macedonia
- Monaco
- Netherlands
- Northern Ireland
- Peru
- Poland
- Scotland
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States


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Dagestan smolders, but less fire
Caucasus conflict continues 14 days after Russia's premier declared it
Russia's war against Islamic extremists in the impoverished southern province of Dagestan will probably smolder for years but is unlikely to lead to another Chechnya-style defeat for Moscow, analysts say. That's more due to local differences than a change in Kremlin attitude.
As in the disastrous 1994-96 military campaign to crush nearby Chechnya's independence drive, Russian bravado and disinformation have helped to obscure the conflict's true face.
Newly appointed Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin pledged on Aug. 10 to end the Dagestan incursion by an estimated 2,000 Muslim fighters "in two weeks." Russian generals have declared themselves on the verge of victory at least twice since then and claim to have killed more than 600 rebels. A spokesman for the insurgents told Reuters yesterday, "If you added up all the people they say they killed, there would be no one left in the mountains."
Mr. Putin's deadline expires today, with fighting actually escalating in Dagestan's remote Botlikh district. Having apparently learned little from their thrashing by lightly armed but highly mobile Chechen guerrillas three years ago, Russian commanders are again pouring in soldiers, artillery, and air power to hammer rebel-held mountain villages. The only visible effect so far: An estimated 10,000 civilians have fled the area.
THIS is another painful situation for Russia, "and it has some potential to spread," says Alexei Malashenko, with the Carnegie Endowment in Moscow. "But there are also key differences between this conflict and the war Russia lost in Chechnya. Beyond the surface there is little similarity."


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