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A Greek-German row has broken out after Greece's government spokesman said Chancellor Angela Merkel raised the idea of Athens holding a referendum about its eurozone membership next month, which Berlin vehemently denied.
The confusion arose after a telephone call earlier on Friday between Merkel and Greek President Karolos Papoulias, in which Merkel conveyed her hope for a functioning government in Greece after repeat elections on June 17.
Merkel's comments were first referred to by Dimitris Tsiodras, Greek government spokesman, in a statement: "[Merkel] also conveyed to the president thoughts on holding a referendum along with the elections, with the question of to what extent Greek citizens wish to remain in the eurozone."
Greece is set to hold elections on June 17 to end a political deadlock after a previous vote on May 6 produced a hung parliament.
The rise of parties opposed to austerity commitments, made to secure vital international rescue loans, has raised fears that if anti-bailout parties prevail the country could be forced to leave the euro.
Tsiodras said a referendum was "obviously" out of the question, as it falls outside the jurisdiction of Greece's newly appointed caretaker government.
'Inaccurate' claim
A German government spokeswoman said reports on the alleged referendum proposal "are inaccurate". She said the conversation between Merkel and Papoulias - a fluent German speaker - was confidential.
The spokeswoman, who spoke late on Friday after consulting with the Chancellor's office, cannot be named, in line with government policy.
Antonis Samaras, the Conservative leader whose pro-bailout New Democracy party won a Pyrrhic victory in the May 6 vote, said Merkel's reported suggestion was "at the very least unfortunate".
"Greece doesn't need a referendum to prove its choice in favour of the euro, a choice that it's defending with bloody sacrifices," he said.
"But the Greek people deserve the respect of their European partners."
Radical Left Coalition leader Alexis Tsipras - who led his anti-bailout party to a surprise second place in the last election - said Merkel was treating Greece "as a protectorate".
Relations between the two countries have been turbulent over the two and a half years of Greece's acute financial crisis, which led to Athens being kept solvent by international rescue loans since May 2010.
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Germany is a staunch advocate of the hugely unpopular austerity measures Greece adopted to secure its international rescue loans.
With a government in Athens unable to make binding decisions until the elections, all eyes will be on Germany and other European leaders for signs that they will prove flexible in their demands for new austerity measures next month and, more broadly, in Greece's bailout terms.
While Merkel has hinted that European economic policies could be supplemented with more growth-oriented measures, she has not signalled any willingness to significantly ease Athens' austerity plan.
Greek voters angry at the repeated income cuts and tax hikes, which locked the country in a deep recession and bumped unemployment to a record high, deserted mainstream pro-austerity parties in the May 6 vote.
The electorate shifted to a bevy of parties from the Stalinist left to the quasi-Neo-Nazi right, which promised an end to the pain.
At the same time, most of the austerity-bashers insist that they want to keep Greece in the euro, but the two seem irreconcilable.
Fitch ratings agency on Thursday downgraded Greece to CCC, the lowest possible grade for a country that is not in default, warning of a "probable" Greek exit from the euro currency union if next month's poll results in an anti-bailout government.
On Friday, Fitch also downgraded the credit ratings of five Greek banks - the National Bank of Greece, Eurobank, Alpha, Piraeus and Agricultural Bank of Greece.
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SDEROT, Israel — Raz Elraz, for the first time, will be able to take his 14-month-old son to a playground in this rocket-scarred Israeli town. A few miles away in Gaza, Palestinian teenagers ride their bicycles, and Hamas guards play pingpong.
The six-month truce that took effect Thursday was welcomed by both sides, although the Palestinian economy is still being held in check by a closed border.
The cease-fire is meant to end Palestinian rocket barrages and Israeli reprisals in Gaza that have killed more than 400 Palestinians _ many of them civilians _ and seven Israelis in fighting since the Islamic Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip a year ago.
Halting all violence is the first step of the deal. If it holds, succeeding stages will see Israel easing its blockade on Gaza and negotiations will resume on the release of an Israeli soldier held for two years by Hamas-linked forces and on opening the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will fly to Egypt next week for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Olmert's office said. The statement indicated the talks were not linked with a prisoner exchange, but Israel's chief negotiator on the prisoner issue is also due in Egypt on Tuesday.
Much is at stake. If the truce fails, Israel has warned it will launch a large- scale invasion of Gaza, despite warnings of high casualties on both sides. That could prompt the moderate West Bank government of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to call off U.S.-backed peace talks with Israel.
While Abbas has little control over the daily life of the 1.4 million Palestinians in Gaza since Hamas overran the territory and ousted his security forces, he wants to strengthen his image in both territories as he tries to negotiate with Israel.
As the sun set on the first day of the truce, there were no reports of fighting. The last truce, in November 2006, lasted only weeks.
On the Israeli side of the Kissufim crossing, Israeli soldiers played soccer near their tanks. In the southern Gaza town of Rafah, grinning Hamas security men in camouflage uniforms played pingpong while their colleagues sat nearby, their guns resting on their laps.
Along Gaza's border fence with Israel, Palestinian teenagers celebrated the truce by riding bicycles in the area that just a day earlier was a combat zone. Palestinian children flew kites on the beach in Deir el-Balah, central Gaza Strip.
In Sderot, Elraz said he didn't trust the truce enough yet to let his son, Itai, play outside.
"It will take a very long time to persuade Sderot residents that there is calm," said Elraz, 30, from the bar of his pizza restaurant. "We need peace. As long as there is no peace, there is no quiet and there's still war."
Other Israelis were similarly skeptical.
"I give it a week at the most." said David Cohen, 38, as he sold cigarettes and soft drinks at his kiosk. "I pray that it will last longer, but I consider each day more a bonus."
Even so, Cohen said he hoped to take his children out for a bike ride on Saturday for the first time in years.
In Gaza, Palestinian Ahmad al-Smari also wasn't ready to be too hopeful.
"We want a real end to all violence, to feel like we are human, to sleep without fear and to farm without fear, to eat, drink, study, travel," said al-Smari, 38. "I don't think that Israel is ready to give that to us now."
Sderot, less than a mile from Gaza, has borne the brunt of Palestinian rocket attacks in the past seven years, killing 13 people, wounding dozens, causing millions of dollars in damage, and disrupting daily life and ruining the economy. More than 1,000 projectiles have exploded in the town of about 20,000 people in the past year alone.
For many Palestinians, the key was opening the crossings. Israel's deputy defense minister said more trucks would bring vital supplies to Gaza starting Sunday, and a week later, building supplies would be let through.
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"Life has stopped in Gaza for the past year. ... Will Gaza rise again? I do not know. You can ask them," he said, pointing his finger to the Israeli side.
The yearlong international boycott of the Hamas regime has plunged crowded Gaza ever deeper into poverty. About 80 percent of its 1.4 million residents depend on food aid, according to U.N. figures.
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I'm trying to understand why some of you guys go out and purchase crappy (or good) alcohol to put in your air locks? I've always just filled the airlock with my sanitizer (iodaphor and water) that was in the carboy right before it was filled (it gets dumped into my 6 gal ale pail before being filled, so even easier access to it). I have (knock on wood) not had a single problem with this in 10+ years. I guess I'm trying to figure out why you would spend money on something else, when you'd most likely already have the sanitizer on hand during a normal brew day.
They are preparing for "suck-back", where the solution due to temp changes gets pulled into the beer. Figuring that it would taste better to have a bit of Vodka in the beer.
Well, speaking as someone who fills his airlock with Star-San, there is an argument for using booze.
Plain tap water *could* have contaminants in it.
StarSan *might* stop being an effective sanitizer, if the pH rises. In that case, it's basically tap water.
Iodophor; I wouldn't really want to get that in my beer.
Cheap booze, you eliminate any of those downsides. As I said, though, I've never bothered with anything other than my StarSan or tap water, because I figure the actual risk of infection is minimal. Plus, I don't want to waste the coin on even cheap booze.
EDIT: And yeah, suck-back's the issue. It's more of an issue, I find, with Better Bottles, which have (obviously) a lot more flex than glass carboys. Temp changes can cause suck-back, but moving around plastic carboys (even carefully) can cause some suckback as well.
I've been using Scotch....
My Dad drank Scotch and over the years we ended up with a few bottles...
And since we don't drink Scotch...why not use it?
It smells good when I open the freezer and if it does suck back, I like a nice Scotch Ale...
ok. I've always used glass carboys. I have never heard of the "suck back", not ever had an issue with it.
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I've had the contents of my airlock sucked back into my beer. Granted, it was when I was a novice homebrewer and I didn't have the temp controls I have now. But, I always have extra vodka or scotch on hand, so I just use a little for the airlock as an added precaution. Probably don't need to, just habit. Hasn't actually happened in years.
Suckback is not an issue with s-shaped airlocks
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This fabulous black velvet Tallit Bag set features two bags made from high quality German Velvet and is decorated with embroidered silver decorations. The silver decorations appear on the right side and bottom, frame the Hebrew text in the center and include vertical and horizontal arrangements of square metal plaques and a large triangle made up of scrolling lines. The Hebrew text on each bag appears in a traditional font and serves as a label.
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Not everyone marries their best friend and I am so grateful that I was blessed with the opportunity to be one of those lucky ones. Whilst our life is by no means perfect, for the major things we are invariably on the same page. Where we want to live. Our love for animals. Our passion for fine food. Particular black truffles and chocolate. Our core values. And, our love for staying at luxury lodges and hotels!
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Some people choose to mix their work life with their personal life and others prefer to keep them totally separate. I imagine that it would be easy to separate the two if you didn't hold any passion or joy in your working hours. For me, I tend to submerge myself in my career, sometimes to the level of obsession, such that it is impossible to not develop friendships with both my colleagues and my clients. Occasionally I manage to combine both careers in one, connecting all the dots by creating a friendship with a client from the vet hospital that also happens to read my blog. Conversation runs very freely when you can talk to me about the two things I love the most…..food…..and cats!
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Still in a post-Christmas day food daze I could barely focus on the menu in front of me. There were a lot of gluten free options and much of the produce used was obtained direct from the producers locally in Victoria.
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Growing up in a small family unit means that when it breaks apart, the blow is a harder one to deal with. Having less people for the impact to disperse energy leaves each individual with a harder knock. This Christmas we travelled back to Melbourne to spend time with my family however the logistics of who sees who and when became even more complicated than ever before. My sister and I non-amicably parted ways in the lead up to my wedding, not my choice, and although time has passed the wounds still remain fresh for us both. To further complicate the issue, my parents are divorced which means we would normally spend Christmas with them each individually, dining with Dad on Christmas Eve and with Mum on Christmas Day.
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Gourmet Escape is a three day food and wine festival held each year in the Margaret River wine region. It has become a yearly favourite for locals and a huge drawcard for people interstate and internationally. Last year the festival clashed with some dates we had booked for a close friend's birthday celebration in Lombok, so I thought we were only going to be able to make it down for the Friday. My usual plan of attack when attending a food festival is a crazed I-must-eat-all-the-things caper. I hate the thought that I might miss out on something delicious and end up booking back to back events like a lunatic. This approach often comes at a significant cost and thus our budget for these weekends is usually quite substantial.
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It is no secret that I love my local The Precinct in Vic Park. We are regulars almost every week and they seem to successfully predict what we want to drink and almost read our minds on what we want to eat too. I love their passion and enthusiasm; every wine and every dish has its own story. You can imagine my excitement when I heard that this awesome team had plans to open a second venue. Managing to secure the old Jus Burgers site in Northbridge I waited patiently for the restaurant to open, hoping them all the success that they deserve. Their new bar is called No Mafia.
Focusing on southern Italian cuisine with handpicked Italian and local wines, the food bypasses serving stodgy pastas and bread in favour of fresh and nearly entirely gluten free share plates. Executive Chef Sam McKinven has created a menu that left me wanting to return in a hurry.
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Like many Australians, I have a mixed racial background. My father was born in France and is proudly patriotic, consequently I grew up listening to endless stories about the food, culture and history of my ancestors. One thing he taught me from an early age was that each region of France has their own signature dishes or types of cuisine that they proclaim to be famous for.
Brittany, or Bretagne is a historic province in the north-west of France that is rich in culture. In contrast to a lot of France where the locals will drink wine daily, the traditional drink of Bretons is cider with Brittany being the second largest cider producing region in France. They are also recognised for their crêpes and galettes which traditionally replaced bread as basic food. These are made with buckwheat flour and thus are gluten free.
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There are some childhood food favourites of mine that die hard. My Mum is a talented baker and when we were kids she could effortlessly create a whole repertoire of delectable treats that never lasted long out of the oven. For school bake sales, her chocolate slice would always be the first to sell out and her melting moments were a textural delight. At Christmas time there were a number of cherished creations that would be guaranteed to fill our fridge and her pecan pie was one of those.
When I was approached by Belmont Forum to develop some recipes for Christmas I knew just had to have at least one symbolisation of my childhood and decided to adapt Mum's recipe to be more gluten free friendly. There is nothing sugar free, vegan or paleo about these pecan pies but then I feel we all have to live a little at Christmas time. Even if it means hitting the gym a little harder in the New Year!
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Revolving restaurants hit widespread popularity back in the seventies and I even remember as a child growing up in the eighties the whole concept still sounded super modern and space aged. These days many of them around the world have closed after bearing badges of being labelled tourist traps with high prices and poor quality food.
C Restaurant is Perth's only revolving restaurant and is situated up on level 33 of the St Martins Tower in the heart of the CBD. Our first visit to this restaurant was many moons ago back when it was called Hilite 33 for one of my very first dates with the Boy.
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In a time long gone by, before I was forced to give up gluten, I was a girl who loved quiche. There used to be a deli that I drove past on my way to work and once or twice a week I would stop in there and buy a slice of their home made quiche to take to work for lunch. It was a thick based quiche filled with a variety of different ingredients which changed every day, plenty of egg and flaky pastry crust. Not exactly the pinnacle of healthy eating but something I would really look forward to each time I bought it.
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As years pass me by, I find myself gravitating more and more toward people with two of my common interests; cats and food. Aside from my family and loved ones, these are the two things in my life that really rock my world. I recently whizzed over to Melbourne for the weekend on official cat vet business and caught up with three other like-minded crazy cat people. After a long day of meetings, we were all very keen for a bite to eat and moved out of the board room and onto dinner. In preparation for hungry appetites, one of my colleagues had already organised a reservation at Saint Crispin in Collingwood. Run by a couple of Melbourne chefs Scott Pickett and Joe Grbac, these guys trained at the same Michelin starred London restaurant called The Square where they were inspired to create a menu that followed the seasons.
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Accommodating for people with coeliac disease must feel like a daunting task for many chefs. The need to be aware of every single ingredient in every single dish is simply just not enough. Chefs must also be mindful of other difficult aspects like cross contamination. All cutlery, chopping boards and other cooking utensils must be cleaned carefully before preparing a gluten free meal. For some sufferers it can take only one microscopic grain of gluten to send them to the bathroom for the evening.
That is why I am so appreciative when a chef takes this challenge on board as I realise how much effort it requires. On our recent trip to Margaret River, we found such a restaurant named Piari & Co. Situated in Dunsborough and run by a husband and wife team, these guys have a dedicated gluten free menu making selecting dishes as easy as it gets.
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You don't have to be a regular reader of this blog to know that I love my mushrooms. Back in 2012, my passion for this versatile fungi led to me being selected as one of the two official Mushroom Mania bloggers for WA alongside Cynthia from The Food Pornographer. I was only just a newbie blogger at the time and it was one of my first sponsored gigs. I threw my heart and soul into it to ensure that it was worthwhile for both me and the Australian Mushroom Growers Association. Since then I have continued to participate in Mushroom Mania on an annual basis with this year being my third year. For 2014, the AGMA went with a much less structured format than in previous years simply giving me a wad of prepaid VISA cards to use at my leisure provided that I ordered and photographed food with mushrooms.
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Chocolate is an addiction of mine that I'm certain I can blame on my genetics. Both Mum and Dad love their chocolate and I have been coerced into a number of chocolate binges with Mum over the years. I figure that there is no point fighting nature and assure myself that chocolate IS a nourishing super food after all. In fact, I am actually doing my body a favour giving it a daily dose. The best type of chocolate, in my humble opinion, is raw chocolate. sumptuous and silky, it has a melt in your mouth texture that will certainly have you going back for more.
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Unlike me, the Boy is lucky enough to have his parents living in the same city as we do. This is a luxury I have missed out enjoying on since my late teens and I cannot deny I am a little bit jealous. While I know both Mum and Dad are a quick phone call away, it would be wonderful to be able to just drop in and say hi, or pop out for a casual lunch together. The Boy doesn't tend to organise regular catch ups with his family and sometimes it takes a special occasion to be able to bring us all together. With his parents celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this year, we all agreed to meet in the Swan Valley for lunch. As per usual the booking was left up to me so I chose RiverBank Estate in Caversham.
Market & Co and more Nobu desserts at Crown PerthPosted by Desserts, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
Being a veterinarian makes me the only scientist in my direct family; my mother is a retired Jazz singer, my father is a fashion designer and even my sister will oil paint in her spare time. Whilst I do enjoy the freedom and creativity of the arts, my strongest loyalties will always lie with my furry patients and their owners.
This isn't to say I don't love and cherish my blog too and with Chompchomp turning three this month it has been so exciting to watch my readership steadily grow each year. I find it so touching to know that through my writing I can help others with food intolerances find the courage to dine out while still providing some entertainment to those who are not restricted in their diet. These days I find my inbox filling up with invitations and product trials at an alarmingly fast rate. Because of my long shifts and late hours, there are many events that I have to knock back and I need to ensure to only choose the ones that I think are relevant to me and my readers.
Nougat, caves, cows and a spot of lunch at Vasse Felix WineryPosted by Degustation/Fine dining, Desserts, Featured, Margaret River, Regional WA, Restaurants, Winery | Categories:
Since leaving the East coast as a fresh faced teenager to pursue a career in veterinary science, I quickly learnt to depend on only myself. While I already had an innate level of independence at that age, being separated from my parents by thousands of kilometres had a way of perfecting this skill. Nearly two decades have passed since then and I'm now at a point in my life now where I realise being fiercely self reliant isn't always a good thing. Recognising that I need and am needed by my close family members seems much more relevant, especially given the distance that separates some of us. I haven't lived in the same city as either of my parents since I departed long ago and can sometimes go for over twelve months before I cast eyes on their lovable faces. As we all get older, I am realising that I need to make more effort to spend quality time with each of them individually.
Trying a new way to cleanse with Raw by ChrisPosted by Featured, Paleo, Perth, Raw Food, Vegan, Vegetarian | Categories:
For as long as I can remember, I have always felt like I never have enough time. I struggle to relax and seem to thrive on fast paced hyperactivity. It wasn't until I hit my thirties that this lifestyle started to take its toll prompting me to seek medical advice when I could no longer even run without collapsing on the couch. As a direct result I was diagnosed with iron deficiency anaemia which then led onto discovering my gluten and fructose issues.
I stick to my gluten free diet religiously and find this is easy to do as there are life threatening risks for me if I don't. Coeilacs who eat gluten raise their risks of intestinal cancer significantly along with risking developing a bunch of other horrible diseases. In contrast, I find following my fructose friendly diet much, much more difficult to adhere to. Whilst eating fructose does cause some unpleasant effects, it doesn't causing any permanent damage to my body. I consequently wax and wane from being vigilantly fructose friendly to chancing the risk of a gut ache for something tasty to eat.
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If you live in Perth and have attended any food festivals or hawkers markets, you will probably will have heard of Red Hot Spatula. Lead by Yvonne Bleach with additional help from her family members, they have become one of my guaranteed sources of a gluten free dish when at a food festival as often, unfortunately, this can be a little lacking from other stall holders.
I first met Yvonne a couple of years ago at Perth's famous Cake Club. Since then we have become great friends and will often cross paths at the various food events we both attend. In addition to feeding the market-loving masses, Red Hot Spatula also provides a catering service in addition to running a variety of cooking classes in their commercial kitchen located in Middle Swan. Topics of these classes range from Asian cuisines such as Chinese Dim Sum and Malaysian, to Spanish Tapas and making pasta.


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Light lamp set for small lemon
I have small lemon tree (smaller than 2 feet) growing in my unheated sunroom.
Night temp there currently 47-50.
Question: if i put something around container (plastic container currently is in a wooden box) in box and cover plant with row cover for nights, will plant be OK?
It has a number of tiny green lemons and i want to preserve them.
Or do I need to move plant inside? I then will need to set some kind of lights for it because I have only east window.
Can you give me some recommendations for the lamp that i should buy?
Your overnight temperatures are fine. The amount of light, and hopefully SUNLIGHT, will be more important for your plants growth. I would not be trying to preserve lemons on a two foot high lemon tree. I would prefer the energy feeding the lemons, to go into growing the tree. Al
I do not live in your zone, but can not imagine your sunroom dropping below freezing, or even below 35. For your first year with the new sunroom I would hang a high/low thermometer in your room. This will show your lowest and highest temperatures over any period you choose. Al
Anything above 32 degrees, but I would allow allow 35 to see mine for fear that a freeze might take hold just above 32 degrees anyway.
By the way, it will survive, but it will go into a much more slower growth, if any at all, sort of like suspended animation. The temps have to be above 55 for you to get active growth.
Al has helped you a lot.
Rina! Salsa? I love Salsa and can I move to that..lol
Your tree looks just like mine and mine is planted in the griity mix too! I love all the blooms. Mine is just about to open any day. I tell you , your tree looks just like mine. Nice:-)
My other Meyer Lemon tree had over 20 lemons on it and is the same size also.
Hey, I like the jade. I see it.
You are spying my jade?!
It's kind of funny looking now, some branches got pruned, some broke off...would love to send it off to a 'pruning salon' for a great styling by one of the masters...
I really am not sure what to do with it, but winter is comming so probably leave it until next spring.


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Re-elect Burger as sheriff.
If you're riding in a jetliner with a failing engine, you want a pilot who has experience dealing with emergencies. For the Lane County Sheriff's Office that could soon lose a third of its work force and nearly three-fourths of its remaining jail cells because of the loss of federal timber payments, the pilot of choice is incumbent Sheriff Russ Burger.
Burger faces two challengers in the May 20 primary - Daniel Schmitz, a 42-year-old computer specialist at Liberty Bank, and Rick Dotson, a 45-year-old veteran sheriff's deputy at the Lane County Jail. Neither has the public safety administrative experience that is essential for the next sheriff, whose department may soon be eviscerated by the loss of federal payments.
Burger's resume reads like an instruction manual for aspiring law enforcement administrators. After earning a degree in finance from Oregon State University, he joined the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department in California, moving from deputy in corrections to corporal and watch commander within five years. In 1994, he moved to the Oregon State Police, where he climbed the ranks to become area commander of the agency's Springfield, Florence and Oakridge operations. In 2003, Burger came to the Lane County Sheriff's Office, where he served as then-Sheriff Jan Clements' second-in-command before decisively winning the sheriff's office in a three-way contest in 2004.
Burger has had to draw heavily on his experience in his first term, presiding over an agency overextended by a growing population and a budget that has not kept pace with a surging demand for services.
Burger has been a steady, consistent and, at times, a creative force in the county's beleaguered public safety system.
The Lane County Jail is routinely derided by local officials as a "revolving door," but Burger deserves credit for stretching his department's limited jail dollars to the maximum. An example is his reconfiguration of existing cell space, which added 35 additional jail beds without having to hire additional deputies. Now, he says he believes he's found a way to restore 48 local jail beds of the more than 70 proposed for elimination in the county administrator's budget for the next year.
Burger was the driving force in the recent revival of the Interagency Narcotics Enforcement Team three years after it was disbanded because of dwindling revenues. He is resolved to keep INET in operation, despite the looming loss of federal timber payments and the federal government's frustrating refusal to give Lane County a federal High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area designation that would open the door to increased federal funding.
Recently, county commissioners approved Burger's proposal to shift parole and probation services from the county's health department to the sheriff's office. The change could free up to $200,000 for public safety services, eliminate redundant surveillance programs and give a single agency management responsibility for offenders from arrest through parole.
Burger also has resisted pressure to eliminate progressive programs such as the Defender Offender Management Center, which uses state-of-the-art risk assessment tools for inmates and matches inmates to treatment programs gauged to best reduce recidivism. While it's unclear how such programs will fare in the tough budget years ahead, Burger deserves credit for keeping them alive in the hope that the county eventually will find a way to adequately fund its public safety system.
Finally, Burger has managed to maintain around-the-clock rural patrols, although the county administrator now proposes dropping them to 20 hours a day and eliminating the traffic enforcement team. That's where Burger's administrative experience could prove invaluable. He hopes to find a way to maintain 24-hour patrols - and his record of creative scrounging for budget dollars suggests he'll be able to pull it off.
Schmitz has nearly two decades of law enforcement experience, including six years as a military police officer and the remainder as a sheriff's deputy and municipal police officer in California. Schmitz says he can run the sheriff's office more efficiently than the incumbent, but he offers few specifics other than a plan to replace jail deputies with lower-paid correctional officers.
The proposal has slim chances of succeeding in the face of existing labor contracts and certain union resistance.
Dotson says he's running to restore public trust in the sheriff's office and to rebuild the morale of jail employees who he says are subjected to an increasingly "punitive atmosphere" by administrators. He also wants to expose what he says are abuses of power and ethics violations within the district attorney's office and courts.
He says his efforts to address these concerns prompted a mental fitness evaluation and suspension of his authorization to carry a firearm on the job. (Dotson says he's been found mentally fit and is working in the jail; he says he has not requested that his firearms authorization be restored.)
If federal payments are not renewed, both Schmitz and Dotson believe the county should eventually ask voters to approve a modest property tax measure narrowly targeted for core law enforcement services.
The next four years promise to be turbulent ones for Lane County's sheriff. Burger has the right mix of law enforcement, administrative and political experience to make certain the office provides the maximum level of services possible with the limited resources available.
Voters should re-elect Russ Burger as Lane County sheriff.
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Frou and other pink lovers
Wanted to be sure you didn't miss this pretty pink tree. I think I've shared this blog before, but in case you haven't looked recently, you might want to take a look. And if you browse back a few pages there are links to other blogger's Christmas decor too. Enjoy! Luvs
Here is a link that might be useful: Pink Christmas tree
OHMYGOSH, I'm in love with pink!
I went thru all her rooms, and the dining-room especially had me think Pink Heaven. Me??? Yep!
Frou, her Old World pink Santa has the most beautiful face!
And her other pink Santa was pretty too.
Thanks so much for sharing this one, Luvs. I'll be looking at it quite a few times. If she and Candy ever got together, there'd be nothing left for the rest of us to decorate with. LOL.
hugs, Karen
I'm bumping this up before it gets lost in the Christmas rush ;o)
This is some of the prettiest pink decor I've seen and
sure hope our "Pinkies" take a look at it.
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Matisyahu – Terminal 5 – December 15, 2012December 17th, 2012
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Some stories seem like you've heard them before. But that's probably not the case with Matisyahu's. As a teenager on Phish tour, Matthew Miller had an interest in hip-hop and reggae. Later he grew interested in the strict Lubavitch Hasidic sect of Judaism and joined a synagogue where his musical ambition was encouraged. Soon enough Miller had a talented backing band and—under the name Matisyahu—he became an engaging performer of his own mash-up of dancehall, hip-hop, reggae and rock. About a year ago, Matisyahu decided to go beardless, saying, "No more Chassidic reggae superstar. Sorry, folks, all you get is me…. I am reclaiming myself. Trusting my goodness and my divine mission." But despite the change in his appearance, Matis's music remains as good as ever: His fourth LP, Spark Seeker (stream it below), debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Reggae Chart earlier this year, and this weekend Matisyahu (above, doing "Happy Hanukkah" on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno) closes out his Festival of Light tour with two shows, tomorrow night at Terminal 5, followed by an acoustic set on Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
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Hanukkah approaches, which means it's time for the return of Matisyahu and his Festival of Light. He hits Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday for a sold-out show. And since it's the start of the giving season, The House List is in a giving mood, offering up two tickets. Want to Grow a Pair? Then fill out the form below, listing your full name, e-mail address, which show you're trying to win tickets to (Matisyahu, 12/4) and a brief message explaining why you deserve a Hanukkah miracle. Eddie Bruiser, who thinks potato pancakes should be available all year round, will notify the winner by Friday. Good luck.
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Matisyahu is known for combining his religious devotion with a unique blend of reggae, rock and hip-hop. His third studio album, Light, came out in August. And beginning tomorrow, he's back in NYC for eight shows as part of his fourth annual Festival of Light: four shows at Webster Hall—with the Glitch Mob on 12/10, with John Brown's Body and Dynasty on 12/12, with Dub Trio on 12/13 and with Brothers Past on 12/14—and four shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg—with Rana on 12/16, with Kid Koala on 12/17, with Travis McCoy on 12/19 and with Kevin Devine on 12/20. In advance of this epic run, Matis took the time to answer five questions for The House List.
Which band (or bands) that you listened to growing up do you still listen to?
Grateful Dead.
What's the toughest part of playing New York City?
My cousins giving me shit after the show for not calling them up on stage.
What's your biggest nonmusical talent?
Rollerblading. When I was about 13, I'd ride backward down the steps in Central Park and hold on to taxis and buses and stuff.
Do you have to be depressed to write a sad song? Do you have to be in love to write a love song? Is a song better when it really happened to you?
Yes, there is no substitute for authenticity.
It's 4 a.m. and last call has come and gone. What's your next move?
Go to Rabbi Korn's house, crack open a bottle of Russian vodka and talk about how God could let the Holocaust happen. Then walk to the mikvah on the Lower East Side and wait for the old Russian guy to let me in. Then I'd sit in the mikvah 'til shacrit (morning prayers), then pray at the closest shul. Then barf. —R. Zizmor
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text: Really looking forward to this flick. I've been following the reviews, which thus far have been universal in praise. The universal praise gives me pause. Truly great films are usually too daring to receive universal praise. For instance, I thought The Prestige was a profound movie, and it was panned by many people on its initial release. I'm not a film buff; Usually there's only about one movie a year that really draws my attention. Hopefully the Dark Knight is a classic, kind of like a modern greek tragedy, not just standard comic book cheese.


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Discussion in 'PatsFans.com - Patriots Fan Forum' started by PushnPencils, May 2, 2007.
I'd be ecstatic if Trotter became available.
Trotter's knees are in pretty poor shape and it has hurt his range a great deal, which is why the Eagles are considering moving on. They were 7th worst in the NFL against the run, giving up 130+ rushing yards a game and 4.5 rush yards per carry.
If he were released I suppose the Pats could take a flier on him as a run-down LB, but he is pretty much limited to that role. He is a liability against the pass and is nearing the end of his career.
I think if the Eagles do end up cutting him, he definitely is worth a look. I do think he'd have some value as a 1st and 2nd down run stuffer.
He may be done now, but when he was released by the Jags I thought he would be a perfect fit as the SILB. He is a beast, but may no longer be productive.
Remember how many Pro Bowlers they sent to in 2004 from that defense? Talk about falling off.
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I'm going to be brewing my first dry stout soon. I will be using oats and flaked barley for a total of 20% of the grain bill. The question is do I really need a protein rest? The oats and barley are flaked, therefore they are gelatinized. I was wondering what a protein rest would contribute, or if it would have any adverse affects? Most importantly how will the protein rest affect the flavor? I will be using a direct heat mash tun, so I can do a step mash.
BTW, I have done roggenbiers using 55% rye malt and wheat beers using +60% wheat malt without having a stuck sparge (knock on wood ).
I wouldn't bother with a protein rest. Just go with a single infusion at around 156.
I didn't think I needed the protein rest, thanks. However, 156F, isn't that a little high if I'm aiming for a dry stout? I would use that temp for a sweet stout but a dry stout, I'm not sure.
Depends on how dry you want your stout. Personally, I like a little body to my stout, sweet or dry, so I'd mash it a touch on the high side.
I'm with Yuri on the no need for protein rest.
I just dropped my mash temp from 154 to 150 to dry mine out some more. With 2 lbs of flaked barley I have plenty of body, just a tad to sweet last batch.


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1 year and 4 month old French Bulldog for sale. His dewclaws have been removed. He is:-Not Neutered -Up to date on Rabies and Parvo Vaccinations -Playful, and Energetic -AKC REGISTEREDHe is currently on heart worm prevention and will come with one additional...More info Email a friend
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AKC reg. 8 weeks old on March 20. Have first vaccinations, de-wormings, written health guarantee. Tails docked and dewclaws removed. Call for appointment to see them. male $600 female $700 . Cash or MC/visa accepted for payment. 704-888-4711More info Email a friend
Miniature Dachshund Pups. Born 1/31/2015 Ready for new homes on 3/28/2015. Red Long Coat Male and Black & Tan Brindle Smooth Coat Female - $500 Each. CKC Registration included. Inquire about AKC Registration. Current on shots and dewormings. No Shipping...More info Email a friend
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES AKC. $650 firm. Parents are on site. Have pedigree on both parents. $100 non refundable deposit to hold puppy. For more details call 704-219-1136More info Email a friend
Miniature Australian Shepherd Puppies For Sale: American Stock Dog Registered Miniatures. Mini's are great for smaller living areas and apartment living. Not to small and not to big. Perfect for runners and Frisbee flying or just to lay around on the couch...More info Email a friend
Litter of 10 Black Lab AKC puppies! 7 females and 3 males. Born March 4th 2015I have trained both the parents to duck hunt and they are great pets as well.Both parents take hand signals and work on the whistle so these are going to be smart duck hunting...More info Email a friend
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We have two gorgeous litters of AKC Toy, Micro Toy Schnauzers. All Puppies will come up to date on vaccinations and wormings along with tail and dew claws docked. They have a one to three year health guarantee and vet checked. We have parents on site and...More info Email a friend
Baby Doll is great with kids, she is a fluff ball,cute tail curls over back. She is simply stunning.Hypo-allergenic.Odorless and non shedding. we are looking for someone who will spoil her rotten. she is the perfect inside pet, although, we do not ship......More info Email a friend


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Maersk Line CEO Soren Skou told American Shipper container lines need to adapt to permanent overcapacity, and cited Maersk's network management as the primary driver of bumper profits in recent years.
Move comes as ILWU, PMA talks enter 10th month.
U.S. Labor Secretary Perez announced Friday night the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and Pacific Maritime Association reached an agreement on a new five-year contract.
The German ocean carrier said its financial results were impacted by costs from merger with Chilean liner CSAV.
ConAgra and Lululemon said they expect shipment delays for several more months as a result of West Coast port congestion.
The new container service will connect ports in China, Taiwan and South Korea with Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile.