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Given a national platform on Tuesday's All In with Chris Hayes, Democratic State Senator Jamilah Nasheed (Mo.) charged that the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer was an "execution-style" killing.
Of course, Jamilah has no idea what's she's talking about since the police report has not been released.
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It's not the first time she accused the police officer of cold-blooded murder.
Did I just hear him say administrative leave with pay? That killer should be fired and indicted for murder.
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I am devastated by the execution-style murder of Michael Brown. We will not stop until justice prevails. #sleeplessnight
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Risotto With Mushrooms
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|Dried european mushrooms
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|Butter/Olive oil
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|Diced yellow onion
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|Short grain rice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
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|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
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|Freshly grated parmesan cheese/Romano cheese
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Soak the mushrooms in 2 cups water for 1/2 hour.
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Heat a 2-quart heavy saucepan with a cover and add the butter and onion.
Saute until clear and then add the rice.
Saute until the rice begins to turn very light brown, and pour in 1 1/2 cups of the boiling broth, along with the mushrooms.
Cover and let simmer for 10 minutes.
Add the remaining boiling broth, the Italian Gravy, sherry, salt, and pepper.
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As a sufferer of Syndrome X, a 'pre-diabetic' condition stemming from insulin resistance that can lead to heart disease, Antony Worrall-Thompson has had to take a particular interest in his diet that goes far beyond a chef's passion for food.
But at the launch of his new book The Sweet Life (Kyle Cathie, £14.99), Wozza revealed that his blood sugar and triglyceride levels are normal and that he considers himself 'cured' of the condition thanks to following a GI diet and by replacing sugar with Splenda low-cal sweetener. As a result, the new book features 101 recipes made with Splenda, eight of which have been contributed by Melinda Messenger, a long-time pal of the chef's.
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The H14R.2 is my go to light for getting my boat to the duck blind as well as getting to my crawfish traps before daylight but my H14R.2 really shines when I'm using it to make money catching bull frogs. The light has so many uses because you can turn the lumens up or down to whatever your needs are and what I think is the best feature is the focusable lens. When using it for navigation in my boat or frogging the really nice tight focus works great for picking up channel markers, tree lines and of course frog eyes. I have used this light to catch as much as 1000 in a night and use one battery and about 2/3 of my spare battery over a 12 hour period. It was a little pricey to take a chance on but ended up being one of the best investments ever. It has paid for its self 25 times over easily. I highly recommend to all sportsman. Lance T. Berwick, LA


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The National Farmers' Union (NFU) said three-quarters of Britain's wheat had yet to be cut after a rainy summer and crops were "vulnerable".
Rising fuel prices have pushed up the price farmers pay to dry grain – giving the arable industry more headaches.
NFU officials said farmers were hoping for an Indian summer so that wet crops could dry before being harvested.
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An NFU spokesman said: "Around 20 to 25% of the national wheat crop has been cut now, and ripening crops that remain are increasingly vulnerable to weather damage to quality, particularly in southern and eastern regions.
"With drying grain much more expensive than previous years due to steep increases in fuel cost, farmers are still hoping for a good long run of dry w eather,
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A free hot breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking, plus a heated outdoor pool, exercise room and business center are among the amenities Priceline guests enjoy at the non-smoking TownePlace Suites by Marriott St. George, a conveniently located and highly rated property for the area.
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This three-story property features 84 studio, one- and two-bedroom suites, each with kitchens that include stoves and dishwashers. All accommodations also include flat-panel TVs with premium cable and complimentary Wi-Fi. In the morning, guests can start the day with a free deluxe continental breakfast. The hotel also has a common barbecue area, heated outdoor pool, hot tub, exercise room, business center and coin-operated laundry. Parking is on the house, and pets are permitted for an additional fee.
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott is located less than two miles from Saint George Art Museum and Brigham Young's Winter Home. Rosenbruch Wildlife Museum, which features over 300 species in their natural habitats, is about four miles away. Saint George Municipal Airport is four miles from the hotel.
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On Maintaining A Home Life While Being A WWE Superstar: "I want to be known as a great dad more than anything. Kids – young men find it uncool to be a dad I think. It's very cool to me … I love being at home with my kids. I got pissed yesterday because I get a call and a video, that my daughter swam for the first time without the floaties on. I miss all that kind of stuff."
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It's all unofficial at this point, but I'm hearing that Mayor Gavin Newsom is (finally) getting ready to appoint a new city planning director, a fact that sounds like an uninteresting bit of bureaucratic business but is actually one of the most important decisions he'll ever make. And it will impact everyone who lives in the city, for years to come.
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... who called into Forum to complain that San Francisco isn't friendly enough to the film industry? Poor Robert -- he told Newsom that he decided to make his latest movie in Napa and L.A. because San Francisco wouldn't give him a $3 million "rebate."
Jesus. And Newsom says the city "has to do better." Better at what -- giving money away to rich film directors?
Gavin Newsom was on Forum this morning. Although Michael Krasny was easy on him -- not one tough question -- a few choice tidbits came out. One of my faves, when Krasny asked him about the fall wifi ballot initiative:
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Thailand trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close in Bangkok.
The SET Index rose for a seventh day, climbing 1.6 percent to 1,046.73, the longest winning streak since the eight-day rally through July 25.
Rubber producers: Sri Trang Agro-Industry Pcl (STA TB), Thailand's biggest publicly traded rubber producer, increased 3.7 percent to 19.4 baht, the highest close since Oct. 28. Thai Rubber Latex Corp. (Thailand) Pcl (TRUBB TB) advanced 1.8 percent to 3.42 baht.
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Kasikornbank Pcl (KBANK TB), the country's third-largest lender by assets, gained 1.6 percent to 124 baht, the highest close since Nov. 8. Kasikornbank's long-term counterparty credit rating was raised to BBB+ from BBB by Standard & Poor's.
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My mom, sister and I stayed at Marmara guesthousefor three nights over Easter and would highly recommend it. the staff was very helpful and welcoming from the start, the location superb, rooms spacious and breakfast delectable. Most of Istanbul's top historical sites are a stone's throw away from the Guesthouse, however as it is situated in a quiet little street there are very few issues with noise.
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Best food I ever boughtThe birds can't get enough buggy nibbles, there is no waste, and they seem to go down well with every species. I put them in feeders on their own and mix them with premium ground mix for the ground feeders - the garden is full of birds. By Kathleen, on 7 Jun 2014
Very popular foodOur greater spotted woodpecker likes these nibbles, now the weather's turned colder he comes and feeds twice a day. But they've also been very popular with the blue tits, great tits, nuthatches and starlings through the autumn. The greenfinches seem to prefer the seed mix so we put that out as well and our feeders are busy from dawn to dusk. By Catherine, on 7 Dec 2013
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BACOLOD CITY, Philippines–The recent floods that hit 15 towns and cities in Negros Occidental damaged P85.4 million worth of crops, fisheries and irrigation projects, according to the Provincial Agriculturist Office.
Provincial agriculturist Igmedio Tabianan said damage to palay and corn in flood-hit areas reached P57,333,048; fisheries, P10,011,285; irrigation projects, P8 million; and other crops P559,705.
Incessant rains on Oct. 3 to 5 triggered floods and affected the cities of Sipalay, Kabankalan, Himamaylan and La Carlota and the towns of Hinobaan, Cauayan, Candoni, Ilog, Hinigaran, Isabela, Binalbagan, Moises Padilla, La Castellana, Salvador Benedicto and San Enrique.
Hardest hit in terms of damage to crops was Sipalay at P16,160,520 followed by Ilog, P11,997,800; Hinoba-an (P11,956,900); Kabankalan, (P6,976,000); Cauayan (P2,624,000); Himamaylan (P1,984,520); Candoni (P1,602,480); La Castellana (P1,365,440); Hinigaran (P1,120,760); Moises Padilla (P1,059,728); Binalbagan (P708,400); Isabela (P132,600); La Carlota (P60,000) and Pontevedra (P60,000).
Fishponds and fishing boats in Himamaylan, Kabankalan, Ilog and Hinobaan were damaged.
At least 5 million worth of irrigation facilities was damaged in Sipalay, P1 million in Hinobaan and P2 million in Cauayan.
On Wednesday, the Negros Occidental Sangguniang Panlalawigan had declared the province under a state of calamity.
Acting Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said the declaration of a state of calamity in Negros Occidental allowed them to use additional funds to assist those flood-hit areas.
The provincial government had provided food assistance to 3,738 families in Hinigaran, Himamaylan, Kabankalan, Ilog, Sipalay and Hinobaan.
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After hearing out a student of a South Asian youth group Jairam Ramesh clarified the position on the Himalaya's and Climate Change pointing out research done by Indian scientists for the past 50 years.
A South Asian youth group has expressed "deep concern" over the remarks of Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh that the link between the receding Himalayan glaciers and climate change cannot be "conclusively established".
"We, South Asian youth, express deep concern over your statement about the lack of link between climate change and glacial melting," Alina Pokhrel, on behalf of the South Asian Youth group, said here.
After hearing out the student, Mr. Ramesh clarified the position on the Himalaya's and Climate Change pointing out research done by Indian scientists for the past 50 years.
"The link between the global warming and retreating glaciers has not been conclusively established because of cyclical changes," Mr. Ramesh explained.
"Denying climate change to be the cause of accelerated glacial melting is only serving to undermine efforts to mitigate greenhouse gases to avert the climate crisis," Alina said.
Mr. Ramesh proceeded to give a concise yet clear explanation for his reasons to doubt the link between the melting glaciers and the climate crisis.
"The Indian scientific community has been studying the behaviour for the last 50 years and the general consensus view is that most Himalayan glaciers are retreating," he said, while referring to examples like Siachen.
The UN's scientific body, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports that the Himalayan glaciers were receding faster than in any other part of the world.
"If the present rate continues the likelihood of them disappearing by 2035 and perhaps sooner is very high if the Earth keeps warming at the current rate," it said.
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In November, Mr. Ramesh had released a report challenging the "conventional wisdom" about melting glaciers and rejected "the doomsday scenarios of Al Gore and the IPCC".
The South Asian youth group in a statement asked Mr. Ramesh to "show moral leadership and take deep emissions cuts immediately."
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The other part of this is that the original post and caption is asking for a 'stiff' boat, in other words, as this term is properly used, he is looking for a boat with a lot of initial stability, which for all intents and purposes is a boat with a lot of form stability. Ballast or vertical height of the center of gravity generated stability, does not really come into play here.
The Eastport Pinky suggested above is actually tender, meaning comparatively little initial or form stability. If the OP was still alive and wanted a traditional boat that was stiff, a good example of that would be something like a Cape Cod Catboat.
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My wife, my one year old, and myself are heading up to South Haven, Michigan next week for vacation. I have never been and wondering if you guys had any suggestions? I am schedule to play golf one morning but that is all we have scheduled.
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My wife, my one year old, and myself are heading up to South Haven, Michigan next week for vacation. I have never been and wondering if you guys had any suggestions? I am schedule to play golf one morning but that is all we have scheduled.
If you like craft beer, Michigan is one of the best places to get it, and the west side of the state is no exception. As this sounds more like a family trip, I won't get into the details, but if you'd like some suggestions just let me know.
If you're up for a quick drive (15-20 min), make a stop in Saugatuck. Otherwise, I would simply spend as much time as possible on or near the lake.
I liked Saugatuck the best. It's a little funkier. The other 2 are very nice, but also $$$. We took a good boat tour out of Saugatuck. I can also vouch for the good beers in the area.
We will have to check out Saugatuck, have also heard good things on it. Thanks for the suggestions, it will be our first trip as a family so it definitely will be different than our other trips.
For an overview of South Haven, go to www.tripadvisor.com, sort of the 'Redszone' of travel boards. Lots of good info there, usually posted by people that have recently traveled there or locals and includes rankings of hotels, restaurants, etc. plus 'things to do'.
I took a look at the site and they have a good discussion of 'must dos' right now at the bottom of the forum page. It may have sliped to the second page, in case you don't see it.
Here's the link (hopefully) http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum..._Michigan.html
Click on 'South Haven' in the upper left green box for other options.
Lake Michigan is cold, but purifying swimming. Brave it.
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Make sure you make a stop at New Holland brewing co, voted the best microbrew in Mich and that's saying something.
Lake Mich is cold but should be fine this time of year. Beaches are fabulous and the area is priced reasonably. My bet is you'll come back here and post what a great time you had
South Haven was a very cool town. The Beaches were fantastic for our family. The water was very cold but did feel very refreshing when took a dip. The area wasn't very crowded and with the exception of Sat night we had no problem finding a place to eat.
The only downfall was the house we rented. Everything in it was old and uncomfortable. It was a tab bit further out than we would have wanted to stay but it worked. I am sure we will venture back up there at some point. I would recommend taking a trip up to South Haven to anybody who wants a reasonable trip that isn't too bad of a drive.


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LOS ANGELES A momentous finale lies ahead for Hollywood this year. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" is the biggest screen farewell since the final "Star Wars" movie, closing out a decade of adventures for the young wizard.
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As those franchises wind down, others are recharging. The original "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy sailed into the sunset, but a new voyage now looms. The "Shrek" series has finished, but feline hero Puss in Boots sets out on his own in a spinoff.
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For Harry Potter, "Deathly Hallows: Part 2" picks up where the first chapter ended, with evil Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) hurtling toward a final showdown with the teen wizard.
Daniel Radcliffe, who has played Harry through the eight-film saga, figures that much as the young hero wants to defeat Voldemort, he also has a bit of a martyrdom fixation, maybe even a death wish.
"Harry Potter" creator J.K. Rowling has "said the difference between Voldemort and Harry is that Voldemort is terrified of death, and Harry is not afraid of it," Radcliffe said. "I actually go on further than that. I think Harry has kind of been seeking death for quite a long time just to get him out of the unending tragedy that his life has become.
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Vince Vaughn has to break the news to his friend (Kevin James) that his wife's cheating on him in "The Dilemma," director Ron Howard's return to comedy after such dramas and thrillers as "A Beautiful Mind" and "The Da Vinci Code."
"People had been nudging me for quite a long time to try to find another comedy. When I came across this story, with all its twists and turns, along with the comedy, I thought it could be something fresh and original," Howard said. "Seeing Vince Vaughn navigate these waters, that's what's fun about it."
Also coming: Seth Rogen and Cameron Diaz's crimefighting caper "The Green Hornet"; Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher's romance "No Strings Attached"; and Anthony Hopkins' exorcism tale "The Rite."
Valentine's weekend brings romance: "Just Go With It," a comedy of errors starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston; and "Gnomeo & Juliet," an animated tale featuring the voices of James McAvoy and Emily Blunt in a take on Shakespeare's love story - told with garden gnomes.


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Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- European coal for 2014 delivery dropped as crude oil prices declined.
Thermal coal for delivery to Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Antwerp lost as much as 0.3 percent to $98.70 a metric ton and traded at $98.85 at 4 p.m. London time, according to broker data compiled by Bloomberg. The contract has lost 17 percent in the past 12 months. Brent crude for April settlement dropped as much as 0.7% to $116.55 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe Exchange.
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