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Former Stanislaus County Supervisor Pat Paul opened her Oakdale home to a worthy cause Thursday, Oct. 8 as citizens joined together for the Shelter Pet Alliance fundraiser aimed at gathering donations toward the creation of an exercise yard for the local animal shelter.
Since the clean up along the Stanislaus River corridor near Costless Market and Kerr Park, complaints have increased regarding the transient population invading local parks, most notably Dorada Park, as they search for new places to inhabit.
The Oakdale Irrigation District is embarking on a search to fill the Water Operations Manager position. Kevin King completed six years with the district and has held the Water Operations Manager position since early 2006. King's last day will be Nov. 2.
The first two banners bearing the names and branches of service of service people from the local Oakdale area 95361 zip code have been placed on the light poles in the SaveMart Shopping Center at the corner of East F Street and Maag Avenue in Oakdale. Members of the Oakdale Lions Club and the parents of Sean Gage and Clay Kassahn were on hand as the banners were installed.
Forty-plus years of a Homecoming tradition has been felled by an insurance requirement.
Another county resident has fallen victim to the swine flu.
The nonprofit Shelter Pet Alliance is hosting a fundraiser reception to help build a dog exercise park at the Oakdale City Animal Shelter. The reception is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 8 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 891 Reinman Court in Oakdale. Donations will be accepted at the door.
Nobody can say they didn't see the writing on the wall - brown outs at Valley Home and Knights Ferry fire stations are coming as of tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 1.
It was a night of innovation and good times at the annual Cowboy Museum dinner and auction, Saturday night at the Rocha Enterprises, Sept. 19.
At the Sept. 15 regular meeting, the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors approved the ending of the 2009 irrigation season to be on Sept. 30, on the 14th day of Rotation 16 and to start the 2010 irrigation season by having an October irrigation made available. The October irrigation will be a 10-day rotation, ending at midnight on Oct. 10. All waters delivered after Sept. 30 are charged to the 2010 season.
Congressman George Radanovich (R-Mariposa) will be in Oakdale later this week to host a healthcare town hall meeting for constituents of California's 19th Congressional District.
They were given 21 days to vacate the premises.
He ran to the House of Beef, enjoyed some local pastries, interviewed lots of jobseekers, and generally showcased the Oakdale community.
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The Oakdale Cowboy Museum has announced the honorees for its 2009 Dinner Auction Fundraiser, which will take place on Saturday, Sept. 19.
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An eBay ad and the sharp eye of a tenacious victim led Oakdale Police to recover a $10,000 piece of construction equipment that was taken from a work truck last year.
Covered Calistoga wagons and settlements complete with chow carts will descend on Oakdale this November as various Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone characters arrive in the city for the debut of Pioneer Days and the Pioneer Rodeo, The Leader has learned.
Monday night marked my fourth Oakdale Testicle Festival, taking me a long way from my first time as a newbie with only a few weeks on for The Leader, and an editorial staff of women (sans sports guy) when I was "chosen" to cover the annual event.
As many look ahead to lazy mornings and summer schedules Oakdale High School's Dana McLain has other thoughts on her mind.
The City of Oakdale, in cooperation with the Kiwanis Club of Oakdale, is hosting the ninth annual Kids Spring Fest on Saturday, April 4 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
With California in its third drought year, the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce's 42nd Annual Ag Scholarship Luncheon on March 19 brought in known attorney, Valerie Kinkaid, to discuss its chosen topic, "Three Major Threats to Water Rights."
With the recent shoot-down of "Pioneer Perfect," the Oakdale Tourism and Visitor's Bureau decided to finally "embrace" "Cowboy Capital of the World" as it continues its mission to develop and promote tourism for the City of Oakdale.
With the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation planning to release significant water flows down the Stanislaus River during a time of continued drought in the area, the City of Oakdale took a stand and opposed the agency's planned actions, expressing serious concerns with its 2015 Drought Contingency Plan.
Sometimes, the South won. Sometimes, the North prevailed.
Audience members waited with bated breath as Oakdale Police Chief Lester Jenkins carefully formulated his answer on whether or not he personally believed that security personnel should be authorized to carry concealed weapons on school campuses.
Even as water began filling its canals this week, the Oakdale Irrigation District board discussed ways Tuesday morning to ensure there is enough to last until September.
Wearing a cowboy hat to reinforce his point, Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer pioneered the Monday, March 16 Oakdale City Council meeting, telling everyone that at no time the city was ever considering changing its 'Cowboy Capital' motto (see related story on this page).
City of Oakdale residents have long felt recognition and pride with the city's motto of "Cowboy Capital of the World" but when the Oakdale Travel and Visitors Bureau introduced a marketing slogan of "Pioneer Perfect," many residents expressed outrage, calling for the city and OTVB not to meddle with something already in place.
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=== Peyton Manning named SI Sportsman of the Year ===
New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning
has been named Sports Illustrated's 2013 Sportsman of the Year.
The award is presented annually to the person or team who transcended the year
in both athletic performance and character.
Manning is the only four-time NFL MVP and is among the candidates for this
year's honor. He has 47 touchdown passes this season and needs four more to
break the single-season record of 50 set by Tom Brady, the 2005 SI Sportsman
The 35-year-old veteran is the eighth SI Sportsman from pro football, joining
Pete Rozelle (1963), Terry Bradshaw (1979), Reggie Williams (1987), Joe
Montana (1990), Tom Brady (2005), Brett Favre (2007), and Drew Brees (2010).
Last year's winner was Miami Heat star LeBron James.
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Tony Gwynn was such a good hitter that pitchers often would resort to throwing fastballs down the middle.
After all, nothing else seemed to work.
"We even tried telling him what was coming, maybe thinking that would help," Cardinals manager and former catcher Mike Matheny said of Gwynn, 54, the San Diego Padres Hall of Famer who died Monday of cancer. "The guy was going to get his hits. That's all there is to it."
It was Hall of Fame pitcher Greg Maddux who first suggested that pitching Gwynn in the middle of the plate was the best strategy. Gwynn, however, batted .415 (39-for-94) with no strikeouts in 107 plate appearances against Maddux.
"I remember being in a meeting with some of our pitchers, and they must have been with Maddux at some point because they thought that was the best way --throwing it in the middle, half as hard as you can, and hope for the best because your best stuff wasn't good enough to get him out," Matheny said. "He was at a different level."
Cardinals broadcaster and former pitcher Ricky Horton remembered a time at Busch Stadium II when he threw two consecutive pitches inside against Gwynn. Both were past him, but he flicked them foul over the Padres' third-base dugout.
Horton went off the plate and Gwynn, as he often did, made solid contact. Horton can't remember whether it was a hit, but it hardly mattered.
"I remember at that moment thinking, 'I give up,'" said Horton, against whom Gwynn was 10-for-25 (.400) with no strikeouts.
"You didn't fear him in the classic sense of pitching to a Mike Schmidt or an Andre Dawson of that era, who were imposing guys at the plate," Horton said. "But you were so befuddled."
Matheny agreed.
"He turned into that (type of) hitter because he realized it would make him successful," Matheny said. "He could take just about any pitch and shoot it over the infield wherever he wanted to. There were a couple of times when we tried to capitalize on the inside part of the plate, and he had more power than I think anybody understood. He just decided to use it when he wanted to.
"Just a great hitter. Very, very difficult to pitch against when you have that kind of hand-eye coordination, that kind of bat speed and that kind of approach. He made a great mark on this game. ... It's a sad day, especially for all the fans who followed him so closely and (for whom) he made an impact in San Diego. It's a big loss."
Horton said he never tested Maddux's theory against Gwynn.
"Maybe I should have," he cracked. "I just tried to go in and out on him and hope he was guessing wrong. It really didn't make any difference because I didn't throw hard enough to really fool him. He had the ability to take a pitcher's best pitch and waste it, just flip it over the opposing dugout. Then he would come back and wait for you to make a mistake. He was frustrating to pitch to in that regard."
Horton predicted that Gwynn, who had a .338 lifetime average and batted .394 in 1994, would have thrived against the shifts employed against some hitters. Of course, no team would have used a shift against Gwynn, who hit from foul line to foul line.
"Tony Gwynn hitting against the modern-day shifts might hit .400 because he had the ability to hit balls where people were not," Horton said. "You don't hit .394 without knowing how to use the whole field and without having a great idea how to handle all kinds of pitch selections. Whatever anybody had, he could hit.
"He was terrific with the bat; he was born to hit. He was an incredible two-strike hitter. He knew the plate better than anybody in that era. From a performance standpoint, he had such an incredible gift to be able to hit. But you just loved being around Tony. It's a sad day, really, for all of baseball. I've never met anybody that's ever said anything bad about Tony Gwynn."
Cardinals pitching coach Derek Lilliquist was a teammate of Gwynn's in 1990 and 1991.
"It's tragic somebody has to (die) that young," Lilliquist said. "He's going to be missed by a lot of people. He was just a tremendous human being."
Lilliquist said hitting was Gwynn's favorite pastime, but he also recalled Gwynn being an outdoorsman.
"The man loved to fish; he loved to bass-fish," Lilliquist said. "When he wasn't hitting, he loved fishing."
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I had the same problem, although the water I use is severely filtered!
The origin of these scratches is mechanical, the so called pressure fog. It is due to the friction caused by rolling on the film after it was exposed, wether it be 120 roll or 35 mm film, or the film sliding over the film guiding rolls in the camera. It is typical for Foma, thus the camera is not to blame (what I thought before). The protective layer on the emulsion side is, to say at least, not one of the best.
There is an other issue that is typical for Fompan : when using plastic reels, to develop the film, there are scratches on both sides, along the films length, and on the image. Plastic reels are about double as large as the SS ones. A tanning developer tends to worsen that.
It is really painful to see your photos ruined like this!
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"Which candidate's daughter recently went on a date with an ardent Ron Paul supporter?" wonders gossip Ben Widdicombe today. "The date became all about him trying to convince her about Paul," laughs a friend. "Finally she said, 'You know my dad's running for president. You're not going to change my mind!'"
Well, let's see: 25-year-old Sarah Huckabee is working her fingers to the bone as a field director for her dad, and doesn't seem to have time for frivolous extracurriculars. Chelsea Clinton is taken. So is Harvard Law student and former Vanity Fair intern Cate Edwards (she dates a Republican, but still). Caroline Giuliani isn't actually voting for Rudy. Which leaves Meghan McCain, the leggy, bloggy, eyeliner-overdosing blonde daughter of surprise New Hampshire victor John McCain.
The 23-year-old Columbia grad has publicly called Barack Obama "cute," so she's clearly not above flirting with the enemy. She's also open about her love life! "Everybody Googles everybody when they go on a date with them," McCain has said. At least she knew what she was getting into.


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UW women, men share spotlight
The teams are part of basketball doubleheader today
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Washington women's coach Kevin McGuff directs his team during a 2011 practice as guard Jazmine Davis stands nearby. The UW women, who play UC Santa Barbara, are the opening act of a doubleheader today with the UW men, who face Jackson State, at Hec Edmundson Pavilion. "Obviously, the men have a strong fan base," McGuff says. "It's a chance for, hopefully, some of them to see us play. To get some more people interested in the program is a great opportunity."
And for the second year in a row, it's the University of Washington women who will quietly try to steal the show.
While the UW men (5-4) close out today's action with a pad-the-win-total game against Jackson State, the Husky women could steal the show during their game against UC Santa Barbara. Not only is the opponent better -- the Gauchos (3-5) have been an NCAA tournament team seven times since the 2000-01 season -- but it's also shaping up to be a banner year for UW women's basketball.
The Husky women (6-1) are off to their best start since 2002-03, seemingly finding new ways to win each time out despite an undermanned roster of just seven healthy scholarship players. The last time out, go-to scorers Kristi Kingma and Jazmine Davis struggled almost the entire night, but UW made a remarkable comeback with its supporting cast to shock San Diego State with a nail-biting win.
Coach Kevin McGuff already has had quite an effect in just his second year in the program, and he's excited about the possibility of some new fans watching the team this afternoon.
"I think it's a good opportunity," said McGuff, who is without his top two recruits due to injury and a top reserve because of a personal issue. "Obviously, the men have a strong fan base. It's a chance for, hopefully, some of them to see us play. To get some more people interested in the program is a great opportunity."
The UW men have a similar problem in terms of depth, although the bodies are slowly beginning to get healthy. Getting senior Scott Suggs back has given a boost to the offense -- he's averaged 21.5 points per game in two games back from a foot injury -- and the Huskies played their most complete game of the season in Thursday night's win over Seattle University.
In that win, sophomore Hikeem Stewart showed some rare offense off the bench, only to suffer a hyper-extended knee late in the second half. His status for today's game is up in the air, while freshman point guard Andrew Andrews (ankle) is also ailing, meaning UW might have to turn to a walk-on guard to help spell starter Abdul Gaddy at some point. Gaddy played all 40 minutes Thursday night.
Due in part to a constant flow of injuries, the UW men have had their share of struggles early this season. The Huskies are 3-3 at home, which is rare for a program that had never previously lost more than two non-conference home games in the Lorenzo Romar era.
Today's game shouldn't be too taxing on the Huskies. Jackson State (0-6) has yet to win a game this season, with a Thursday night blowout at Washington State being the latest defeat.
The UW men struggled in the last Hec Ed doubleheader, losing to South Dakota State in a shocking reminder that the Huskies are not invincible at their home site. The Husky women followed that game by beating Houston to improve to 7-2 in McGuff's first season at the helm.
After a deep run in the Women's National Invitational Tournament last season, the UW women appear on their way to making yet another step in the right direction. Fans with some time on their hands can come three hours early for today's 4 p.m. men's game and see the progress for themselves.
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We invite you to stay at our cottage on the 'Golden Mile' of Lake Huron. Our cottage is secluded from US-23 and sits on 110' feet of private beach. This unique shore line allows you to walk several miles along the sandy beach collecting shells and beach glass.
This quaint 3 bedroom, 1 bath cottage offers many amenities, including new kithchen with all new appliances, fully stocked with cookware and dining supplies for 10+. New 32' LED TV in living room and a washer and dryer in basement. The charming front porch off the living room offers a perfect spot for relaxing with a book, sipping your morning coffee or enjoying an evening beverage.
The private beach is very wide and deep, affording you the ability to play frisbee, throw the football, sit around the bonfire or sit back in the adorondack chairs and spend evening hours star gazing. We envite you to enjoy our three kayaks for fun times on the water or a relaxing game of horseshoes in the backyard.
We are conveniently located between AuGres and the town of East Tawas where you can walk the city docks, shop, eat, or catch an evening movie at the local downtown theatre.
We purchased this cottage in 1995 from the original owner. We live in Birmingham, Michigan. My husband grew up vacationing at his family cottage a few doors down. We selected this location because of the familiarty, the beautiful sandy beach and sand bar. It is perfect for swimming and boating. We are less than 2.5 hours from home which gave us alot of flexibility with getaways.
This is our little haven and we cherish our time that we spend here. Because of many committments this summer we are not able to spend the entire summer enjoying our cottage. This is the first time renting for us, so we hope that we can share our summer delights with others who appreciate kicking back and enjoying family and friends.
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Nancy Johnson purchased this cottage in 1995
We enjoyed our stay very much will do it again! We enjoyed the very nice beach with the sitting area next to cottage and the fire pit located near the water! Even when mother nature didnt cooperate it was nice and relaxing!
Our family had a great time at this cottage. It is a very nice place with all the amenities you would need. The décor is very nice and comfortable. Great activities for the family to use like kayaks, tetherball, and horseshoes. The beach was very nice. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and would love to return there some time in the future.
This is an adorable little cottage! We were planning a return trip minutes after arrival. The cottage is very well equipped and had most everything we needed for our stay, from kitchen supplies to beach chairs and board games. We found everything to be very clean, functioning and comfortable. The soft sand on the beach is awesome and great for long walks, lounging, sand castles, swimming. The mornings were very peaceful and you can't beat the beautiful sunrises. It was about a 10 minute drive into Tawas for groceries, shopping, restraurants and attractions. Nancy was great to work with and we hope to be dealing with her again in the future!
Thank you so much for sharing your lovely cottage! We had such a great time! We loved having the beach right at the back door!!! It was just perfect for our young family....the baby slept and and we could all play on the beach and could easily check on her. Awesome! We made smores almost every evening and loved watching the stars in the evening! We went blueberry picking nearby and made some great pancakes, syrup and muffins out of them. The kids loved playing monopoly and taking the kayaks out in the water (we did too)! It was just wonderful!! Thank you so much! Can't wait to come back!
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Your cottage had all the amenities we could ask for and was very cozy. We had all the luxuries of being at home (a/c, city water, updated appliances, cable tv, etc), while being in a cottage on beautiful Lake Huron. The linens were very nice and the beds were comfy. Loved hanging out at the beach by day, and bonfire by night. Our dogs couldn't get enough swimming in. I truly saw my husband, who is typically stressed with work, transform into a relaxed state. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend your place to anyone. The location is perfect, and the sunrises incredible. Thanks!
My family and I fell in love with this little cottage. It has everything you could hope for! The cottage is very clean and comfortable. Everything is provided just pack your swimsuit and go. The beautiful white sandy beach is right outside your door. We spent many hours lounging in the large hammock overlooking Lake Huron and our kids had fun searching the beach for shells and sea glass. Nancy the owner was very helpful and made sure we had everything we needed. Thanks again Nancy we are already planning our next trip to your cottage!!
State Parks and Trails within less than half hour drive. Tawas Point Lighthouse and State Park is great for bird watchers. East Tawas downtown district offers great shopping and special events. Music on the Bay weekly. Walmart and Neiman's for grocery shopping in Tawas.
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Pune: Even after 48 hours, the rescue operation at Malin village of Ambegaon Taluka was on without any break and the rescue team managed to extract 41 bodies till Thursday night.
The continuous rain is hampering the rescue operations and nearly 150 villagers are still missing. The rescue teams have managed to rescue nine persons from the debris.
The bodies which were extracted were first sent to Adiware's primary health center and later the last rituals on 20 bodies were performed at a crematorium which falls between Malin village and Adiware on Thursday.
The continuous rain was causing problems even for last rites. The rain was also causing problems for the rescue operations, but the teams of NDRF and other rescue teams, did not stop extracting bodies. In order to have better communication between rescue teams and the administrations, the BSNL has put up a satellite instrument at the disaster site and two trucks loaded with generator back up has been kept at the site.
Along with 350 personnel of NDRF, four chained JCBs are working around the clock to pull out the mud and clear the debris. More than 100 ambulance vans and three teams of PMC's fire brigade are also stationed at the Malin village.
Saurabh Rao, the collector said, "So far we have managed to extract 38 bodies and 157 persons are missing. The rescue operations will take another couple of days."
The NDRF has divided their staff in 40 different groups and they are working in six hours shifts. They are not only clearing the debris but a team is also stationed at the riverside to extract bodies if they find any body floating in the river.
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When the motives are suspect, the actions lose legitimacy. In conducting raids at the residences of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam leaders M.K. Stalin and M.K. Alagiri within days of the DMK leaving the UPA government, the Central Bureau of Investigation showed what ill-timing could do to even honest investigations. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath were all quick to distance the government from the search operation, but the damage had already been done. With the heat turned on him, the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, V. Narayanasamy, who is in charge of the Ministry of Personnel that handles the CBI, insisted that the agency was an independent body and that politics had no role in the raids. The issue relates to evasion of customs duty on imported cars, including those being used by the sons of Mr. Stalin and Mr. Alagiri, and is a couple of years old, but it seems to have gotten a second wind in the last couple of days with the registration of a case against an official of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence. Whether or not the Congress leadership or senior ministers in the government were directly involved in the decision to search the houses of Mr. Karunanidhi's sons, the CBI did its own investigations no favour by timing it so soon after the withdrawal of support by the DMK to the government at the Centre. If the CBI did not act thus to please its political masters, then it must have done so to embarrass them. Indeed, the most charitable explanation for this tactless operation would have to be that the agency's top bosses were either too naïve or thoroughly inefficient. The duty evasion case will now be politically coloured, and difficult to pursue with the necessary rigour and righteousness.
For the Congress, the political damage is at various levels. The general impression that the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party were threatened with CBI cases to ensure that they extended outside support to the government will now gather strength. Worse, the SP and the BSP will now be under greater pressure to prove to the world that they do not back the UPA in their selfish interest, but as part of their larger stated strategy to keep "communal forces at bay." Already weakened by the exit of the DMK, the UPA will now have to deal with the doubly emboldened SP and BSP. Over the long term, the Congress risks aiding the perception that it is using the CBI to further petty political ends. When it needs allies the most, when it needs to be seen by them as accommodative, the party appears to have given them enough reasons to run away. If ill-timing could be perfect, then this is it.
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I just started logging in some time as zerg. Zerg get owned if you don't know how to play them, but if you know what you are doing, they are very hard to beat.
If you just build mass zerglings, hydras, and mutalisks and rush in for an attack you will get demolished. But if you use the units strengths, you will demolish them.
Roaches for example. They absolutely own any tier If you upgrade their movement speed you can kite any tier 1 unit, and you get them way before protoss gets immortals or void rays. And if you research burrow, and the other two techs at the roach warren, roaches regen 10 health per second while burrowed, and they can move while burrowed. This makes them invincible unless your opponent invests heavily in stealth detection.
Hydras for example. On their own they die easily, but with the range upgrade and proper tanking, they demolish void rays and just about any air unit you can throw at them given enough of them.
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Tough guys come and go, but only a vast minority last more than a handful of yearsteams usually can't afford to reserve a roster spot for a straight Neanderthal. Mr. Probert has seen them all over his 16-plus seasonsmuch of which time he's been sans gloves. A total of 212 career fighting majorsis there a better poster boy for Advil? Proby currently ranks fourth all-time in the NHL with 3300 career penalty minutes, and he's done plenty of dome-denting along the way to the sin bin. The big winger was the preeminent sultan of swat from the mid 1980s through the early 1990s, while with the Detroit Red Wings, until drug and alcohol abuse sent his career spiraling out of control. He was ultimately suspended by the NHL for the 1994-95 season, a dark move that possibly saved the troubled Probert's life. His long, hard path to recovery ironically ended with him in a rival Blackhawk jersey a season later. Reborn, Probert played eight solid seasons in Chicago, re-establishing himself as a top gun in the fight game and becoming a veteran presence able to help the younger Blackhawk players. Although he says he will try to play again next year (he is currently on Chicago's injured reserve list with a serious groin injury and won't see any action this season), the truth is that Probert is 37 years oldthat's 37 long years of battling hockey goons and inner demonsand the writing may be on the wall.
Rewind to November 11, 1985, Probert's first duel in the bigs, when a barn-burning, toe-to-toe'r with Canuck crazy Craig Coxe put Proby on the NHL map. Fast-forward to February 13, 2002, quite possibly Probert's final NHL dance of delinquence, when he squared off against then Florida up-and-comer Brad Norton. After many a battle both fought and won in between those two dates, Proby stands tall atop muscle mountain.
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October 14 Darcy Hordichuk (PHO) vs. Jody Shelley (CLB) Two of the league's most bruising young guns get it going here, right off the draw at center ice. They square off, dance, and finally come together in a flurry of blows, both battlers leaking the scarlet on their way to the sin bin.
October 15 Darcy Hordichuk (PHO) vs. Dennis Bonvie (OTT) Hungry for a knuckle sandwich, Hordichuk challenges the feisty Bonvie, and they take turns pounding away in front of the benches, Bonvie with the right and Hordichuk with the left, each leaving a litany of lumps on the other's dome.
October 17 Jamie Allison (CLB) vs. Reed Low (STL) Quickly becoming one of the game's top tusslers, Low really revs it up against the southpaw Allison in this meeting of the mallets. Piston-like right hands from the St. Louis slugger earn him the nod after the smoke clears.
October 26 Jeff Odgers (ATL) vs. Sean Brown (BOS) No question Odgers is one of the toughest pound-for-pounders around, and in this do-si-do he takes on the much bigger Brown. Each does a melon tap dance with the right hand, hitting the mark repeatedly along the boards. Brownie gets a slight edge late, a bloodied nose for Odgers the telltale sign.
October 30 P.J. Stock (BOS) vs. Stephen Peat (WAS) These two had a pair of classics last year, and they pick it right back up. After grappling for a bit, they calmly get into position for 60 seconds of mayhem, rights and lefts galore from both sides, and a smile from both fighters as the linesmen break 'em up. Now that's old-time hockey!
November 5 Stephen Peat (WAS) vs. Jody Shelley (CLB) A long square-off leads these two titans into a real main-eventer, a Pier 6 slugfest that ends with a heavy left from Peat ringing the bell on Shelley, dropping the Blue Jacket strong-arm to his knees. Peat is a legit toughie, no doubt.
November 7 Francis Lessard (ATL) vs. Ryan Vandenbussche (CHI) And here they go! Newcomer Lessard challenges veteran slugger Vandenbussche at center icehey, why not? Two minutes of frantic fury to follow, each getting a fair share of swats in on the other, Lessard with a reaching right and Vandenbussche with a never-say-die left hand that leads him to the home-ice win.
November 9 Donald Brashear (PHI) vs. Stephen Peat (WAS) Arguably the king of the ring, Brashear applies a two-fisted beatdown to a vigorous Peat as a reminder of who's really on top. Peat hangs in tough for a while, but ultimately it's the strength of Brashearas well as a sledgehammer of a left handthat ends this one.
November 9 Krzysztof Oliwa (NYR) vs. Grant Marshall (CLB) An end of game tilt-a-whirl that earned Oliwa a five-game suspension when all was said and done. Right off the draw, Oliwa high-sticks Marshall, who says, "I don't think so!" The obligatory trip to knuckle junction follows, with a game Marshall standing in well against the hulking Oliwa, trading punches as the crowd goes nutsnah, fans just hate the fighting, don't they?
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Democrats who run the Michigan House have passed bills they say will bring more transparency to political campaign spending.
The main bill passed the House 64-42 Tuesday, mostly along party lines. The bills now go to the Republican-led Senate.
The bills would require some reporting and disclaimers for spending by corporations and labor unions related to election campaigns. Foreign companies, recipients of federal bailout cash and businesses with state contracts or tax incentives couldn't spend on campaigns.
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After furniture, Daphne Oseña-Paez creates soothing home scents
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Broadcaster and lifestyle icon Daphne Oseña-Paez made her debut as a member of the Bench family with a line of bottled home scents carrying her name.
The afternoon launch hosted by Raymond Gutierrez at Dimensione's flagship store at Bonifacio High Street also marked Bench's entry into home fragrances.
Three variants
The line, which comes with two sets of reed (stick) diffusers, is available in three variants: Acres of Lavender, Homemade Lemon Tart and Mint Jasmine Infusion.
Paez developed the scents for almost a year with a team of French perfumers from Grasse, France, where Bench also sources ingredients and know-how to develop its line of celebrity fragrances.
"This is such a milestone for me," said Paez, host of the architecture and interior design show "Urban Zone." "I've been telling friends that I'm more nervous now than I was on my wedding day. It's such a huge honor to be part of Bench. They never do anything wrong."
Apart from all Dimensione branches, Daphne Home Scents (P348 per bottle) is now available in all Bench stores nationwide. Paez, who introduced her furniture line almost two years ago, has also found a new home for her export-quality pieces, including the best-selling Daphne chair, at Dimensione.
Suyen Corp. is the company behind such lifestyle chains as Bench, Dimensione and Human. Dimensione specializes in designer and generic furniture and home accessories sourced the world over.
"These are the three scents I felt would appeal to the different moods we go through during the day," said Paez.
Not easy
Developing the line and trimming it down to three scents weren't easy for Paez. If she could have it her way, she would have probably come up with 12 variants.
"We trimmed it down to three that's why you see a few mixtures," she said. "We couldn't go all-out floral so we had to neutralize jasmine with mint. The same is true with lemon. To keep it from becoming too citrusy, we made it a bit more yummy with a (freshly baked) cookie effect."
Acres of Lavender, with its relaxing effect, is ideal for bedrooms and other places of relaxation, while Homemade Lemon Tart has a refreshing aroma, which Paez said is ideal for home offices. Its citrusy top note is also quite effective in neutralizing certain odors, making it ideal for bathrooms and closets.
Certain scents also have the power to bring back fond memories. While developing Homemade Lemon Tart, for instance, Paez said its scent brought her back to her mother's kitchen.
"My mother bakes pies, and I used to do the crust for her," she said.
For living rooms and other public areas, she recommends Mint Jasmine Infusion for its "universal" and refreshing floral scent. The line is so affordable, she said, that people could get as many bottles and variants as they want.
Attainable alternative
Instead of sticking to scented candles, which she also carries, Paez thought of developing diffusers to give the local market a cheaper but quality alternative. Now that she's a mother of three growing girls, safety was also one of her foremost considerations.
"I have small children, and candles kind of scare me now," she said. "When diffusers started coming in the market two years ago, all of them were imported."
At P2,000 a pop, imported diffusers were pretty expensive. Paez had to wait for someone to give her one for Christmas. This line is her "attainable" alternative, as she put it, for smart and stylish Filipinos like her.
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LONDON—The United Kingdom renewed its call for countries with conflicting claims in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) to sort out their disputes within the bounds of international law.
Nicola Davis, head of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office's Asia Pacific Security Team, said the UK government is keen on seeing a peaceful resolution to tensions over resource-rich territories in the waters, considered a critical international trade route.
"We are concerned by the rising tensions. We call upon parties to resolve the disputes within international law," said Davis in a briefing with reporters from Southeast Asia here Tuesday.
"We are neutral but it is within our interest that tensions are resolved," Davis said.
Believed to have untapped oil, mineral and marine resources, territories within the West Philippine Sea have caused friction among nations with conflicting claims: China, which asserts ownership over almost the entire region, and the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan, which have partial claims.
The Philippines has been at the lead of pushing for a multilateral, rules-based approach to settle the row but China has been persistently pursuing the bilateral track to resolve the dispute. Tensions between the two countries have hushed of late following recent reciprocal high-level talks.
Davis said the UK is as closely watchful of friction between China and Japan over a territory in East China Sea.
Her comments came on amid Europe's fresh push for a peaceful resolution of maritime disputes at the 9th Asia-Europe Meeting held in Vientiane, Laos, this week.
At the close of the meeting on November 6, 29 European countries and 20 Asian nations, including China, the Philippines and other West Philippine Sea claimant countries, adopted a general declaration that signified their commitment to a peaceful settlement of territorial rows.
A section of the Vientiane Declaration on Strengthening Partnership for Peace and Development says signing countries commit to "refrain from the act of threat or the use of force" and instead seek dialogue to resolve territorial disputes within the bounds of international law.
The declaration made no specific reference to either the West Philippine Sea row or the East China Sea dispute.
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Treatment for Hepatocellular Carcinoma with Portal Vein Tumor Thrombosis: The Emerging Role for Radioembolization Using Yttrium-90Lau W.-Y.a · Sangro B.b · Chen P.-J.c · Cheng S.-Q.d · Chow P.e, f · Lee R.-C.g · Leung T.h · Han K.-H.i · Poon R.T.P.j
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Background/Purpose: Patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) with portal vein tumor thrombosis (PVTT) have an extremely poor prognosis and relatively few treatment options. Method: During a consensus meeting, experts met to examine the published data for HCC treatment strategies in patients with PVTT. Results: Many treatment guidelines consider the presence of PVTT a contraindication to partial hepatectomy or liver transplantation. Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is associated with an increased risk of ischemic necrosis of liver and of treatment-related death in patients with PVTT, and is, therefore, limited to a select group of patients with good hepatic function and adequate collateral circulation around the occluded portal vein. Systemic sorafenib results in survival benefit in patients regardless of the presence of PVTT. However, side effects are common, and there are no effects on time-to-symptom progression or quality of life. Transarterial radioembolization (TARE) with yttrium-90 microspheres is emerging as a valuable strategy. A wider range of patients with PVTT are suitable for this procedure compared to TACE. TARE is as effective as TACE in HCC and has quality-of-life advantages. Conclusion: In patients with HCC with PVTT, medical evidence suggests that TARE is a good choice of treatment.
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The board of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has approved the creation of a new post -- chief operative officer (COO) – to oversee one of the five functional clusters planned by the bank in its thrust to reorganise the organisation.
RBI said in a statement on Thursday, "The restructuring proposals and the grouping of departments into five functional clusters have been widely discussed at various levels in the RBI. One of the proposals envisaged the creation of an additional position of a COO of the rank of deputy governor to head one of the five functional clusters."
With two government nominees Arvind Mayaram and financial services secretary GS Sandhu on the RBI board, the central bank will embark on the restructuring plan.
The RBI has been deliberating on a broad human resources (HR) restructuring exercise. The purpose of the exercise has been to align the organisational resources and structures of the bank keeping in tune with the needs of the domestic economy and changes in the external environment.
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Authorities in Vermont said they had been working with investigators in Alaska since April on the Currier case.
Investigators have determined that the couple's home was entered forcibly, and that there was evidence of a possible struggle.
Their car was stolen and was recovered several days after their disappearance at an apartment complex about three-quarters of a mile away from their home.
Marilyn Chates, Bill Currier's mother, told The Associated Press that police contacted her some time ago to tell her about Keyes' confession and to tell her that they believed the couple's killing was random.
Certificates of presumed death were issued over the summer and a memorial service was held in late summer, she said.
Vermont authorities called Chates on Sunday to tell her of Keyes' suicide.
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Garter Stitch (Garter st)
Large Cable & Eyelet Stitch (multiple off 11 sts plus 1):
Row 1 (RS): K1, *k1 , yo, k2tog, k4, ssk, yo, k2; rep from * to end.
Row 2 and all even rows: Purl.
Row 3: K 1, *yo, k2tog, k6, ssk, yo, k 1; rep from * to end.
Row 5: Rep Row 1.
Row 7: K1, *yo, k2tog, 6-st RC, ssk, yo, k 1; rep from * to end.
Row 8: Purl.
Rep Rows 1-8 for Large Cable & Eyelet patt.
Blanket is worked back and forth on circular needle.
Place markers (pm) between the 11-st repeats. Slip the markers for each row.
CO 133 sts.
K 4 rows (Garter st).
Est patt:
Row 1 (RS): K4, pm,*k1, yo, k2tog, k4, ssk, yo, k2, (pm), k8, pm; rep from * 5 times more, ending k1, yo, k2tog, k4, ssk yo, k2 (pm), k4.
Row 2 and all even rows: K4, purl to last 4 sts, k4.
Row 3: K4, *yo, k2tog, k6, ssk, yo, k1, k8; rep from * 5 times more, ending yo, k2tog, k6, ssk, yo, k 1, k4.
Row 5: Rep Row 1.
Row 7: K 4, *yo, k2tog, 6-st RC, ssk, yo, k 1, k 8; rep from * 5 times more, ending yo, k2tog, 6-st RC, ssk, yo, k1, k4.
Row 8: K4, purl across to last 4 sts, k4.
Rep Rows 1-8 for patt until piece measures approximately 41"/104cm, ending with Row 3.
K 4 rows (Garter st).
Using yarn needle, weave in ends. Block to measurements.
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The liquid asphalt storage facility on the drawing board for development just south of Prestonville could very well be the "poster child" for why we need planning and zoning in Carroll County.
Yes, we said that nasty word: Zoning. We know – there are those property owners who don't want anyone saying what they can or can't do with their property, what they can build on it, or where and how to build it.
OK. You don't need me to tell you that the Nov. 4 elections are vastly important this time around.
Our country is in a scary place right now, with banks folding left and right, and Congress in the midst of hammering out a plan to stabilize Wall Street as it bleeds out in front of our eyes.
So, I'm going to take this time to provide some good information for those of you (and I hope that's all of you) preparing to vote.
The Fall Brawl Demolition Derby at the Carroll County Fairgrounds has again come and gone.
We would like to say thank you to the greatly dedicated fans, Westside Fire Department, Bobby Couch and Wayne Knight for Bobcats, Clay Baker and his guys for help with cars, parts. All the people officiating and judging and anyone else we missed.
Larry, Barbara, Jason, Renee and Ronnie Coghill
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The Carroll County Tobacco Festival committee wants to say thank-you for a great year.
We extend our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Artic Cat andPaul's Tire, as well as the businesses, private donors and others in the Carroll County community
for their continued support. Without each and every one of you, this event would not be possible.
Daisy Hughes and the Carroll County
Tobacco Festival committee
It is not for me to presume to tell anyone how they should vote. But I have made up my mind, and will take this opportunity to express my personal thoughts.
In the U.S. Senate race, I note that Bruce Lunsford has three times visited Carrollton and met a lot of people here. In the 24 years that Mitch McConnell has been in the Senate, I never recall him visiting our county.
We have a concern about the City of Carrollton's code enforcement ordinance. A few days ago Mr. Zook, from the city office came to our house saying that we had some tires in the back of our garage that needed to be picked up.
Why? This article is my response to this week's story about Tommy "Shooney" Jones Jr. that was printed in The News-Democrat. [Oct. 15, 2008, Page 1.]
It breaks my heart how so many times in a small town people love to print all of the dirty laundry and negative things about people before they have all the facts.
With millions of dollars being spent on negativity, come spend your money where it really makes a difference.
This Saturday, Oct. 25, is National Make a Difference Day. Millions of people all over the United States will be making a real difference in the lives of others.
The Friends For Michael Inc., a spinal cord injury organization, will be at the site of the new Henry County Recreation and Services park on U.S. Hwy 421, just north of New Castle, Ky., 1125 Campbellsburg Road, rain or shine.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II
I'll never understand why these yearly games are $65
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Do you know how much replay value people get from a Cod game? Single player campaign, zombies, multiplayer. Days of playtime for some, weeks for others and months for the die hard fans. It's worth it to be honest. A sports game I don't feel is because not as much changes but if you play it a ton then it'll be worth it. Isn't it better than paying the same price for a single player game that you will only get 6-12 hours out of unless you are a completionist?
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The new insert sports game here is nothing more than a $65 roster update
why people watch the same game every year ? why people watch the same show every week ? why people eat the same food every so often ? why do we enter these same topics every time they pop up ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR5CoXeZ-M4 lol goku
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We'll buy it because we LIKE it. This applies to pretty much everything.
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In the UK, you go out for a PROPER night out you're gonna spend 150 bucks minimum. Compared to the value of cod, the people who whine about price are people who get their mammies to buy it for birthday/Xmas. It's nothing
supply and demand and all that jazz
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Treyarch and IW put wayy more effort and $$$ in their games than the annual sports games.
Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need.
The thing I don't seem to understand is that all the inevitable complaints are going to be the same complaints as before and some of you will say that last year's cod was better when they're same game as before. I'm sorry but I just can't see how you guys will be spending $65 minimal for the same game that will just utter yet another copy next year. The game has a 2 hour campaign, a mini game that's suppose to be a full fledge co op mode and the usual multiplayer with new guns you're complain about being over powered and maps where you'll complain about campers, spawn trappers, not to mention people are idiots online and playing with squeaky 8 year olds isn't fun at all.
Waiting for Halo 4, Wii U, Dubstep The Video Game
first of all this is a stupid thread primarily because you will most likely be one of the millions to buy this game. second if you're waiting for halo 4 wii u and that other nonsense you've listed you can't be far off from those 8 year olds. every game will have complainers but that doesn't change how good a game is. that just means people like you only post about topics that annoy you. the rest of us would rather enjoy the game. there arent any games I have put more time into compared to cod(excluding mw3). I still play bops as much as I did when it was released. these companies like money just as much as we like playing their games. games have always cost this much. maybe not all of them but I still remember buying n64 games for $50. an extra $15 ain't that big of a difference.
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I'll never understand why people never understand this.
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When you attempt to add a Distribution Group (DG) to the Permissions tab of a public folder, you may receive the following error messages:
From Exchange System Manager:
From Outlook:
The operation failed.
Exchange System manager
You may also see one of the following events in the Exchange Server application event log:
The Client Operation Failed.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: MSExchangeIS Public Store
Event Category: General
Event ID: 9556
Unable to set permission for DL /O=Org/OU=Site/cn=Recipients/cn=GroupName because it could not be converted to a security group. This most likely is because your system is in a Mixed domain. Event Type: Error
Event Source: MSExchangeIS Public Store
Event Category: General
Event ID: 9552
While processing public folder replication, moving user, or copying folders on database "First Storage Group\Public Folder Store (ServerName), DL /O=Org/OU=Site/CN=Recipients/CN=GroupName could not be converted to a security group. Please grant or deny permissions to this DL on Folder (Public Folders)/TestFolders/TestFolder1 again. This most likely is because your system is in a Mixed mode domain.
You can only use Microsoft Windows 2000 Universal Security Groups (USGs) for client permissions. If you try to add a Universal Distribution Group (UDGs) to a client permission, the Exchange information store converts the UDG to a USG.
Note This conversion occurs without any notification to the user who is adding the UDG.
Only a Native-mode Windows 2000 domain can make this conversion, because USGs are only available in Native mode. If a Mixed mode domain tries to make the conversion, you receive the error messages that are mentioned in the "Symptoms" section.
Additionally, a domain Recipient Update Service must exist for the Native-mode domain that contains the UDGs. If there is no domain Recipient Update Service, you receive the error messages that are mentioned in the "Symptoms" section.
To use a Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Distribution List (DL) for client permissions, the DL must be a USG, and USGs can only exist in Native-mode domains.
There must be a Native-mode Windows 2000 domain in your forest that can hold the USGs. To accommodate this, you can either convert your existing domain to Native mode, or install another domain that you can use to manage the USGs, and that you can switch to a Native-mode domain. This allows the store process to correctly convert UDGs to USGs.
UDGs can only be converted to USGs if a domain Recipient Update Service exists for the domain that contains the UDGs. If you install an Exchange 2000 server or an Exchange 2003 server in the native mode domain, a Recipient Update Service for that domain will be created automatically. Otherwise, you must manually create a domain Recipient Update Service for the domain.
Note Make sure to review the domain structure before you convert it to Native mode.
For more information about how to convert to Native mode, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/186153/ )Modes supported by Windows 2000 domain controllers
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The Active Directory Connector replicates all Exchange Server DLs to the Active Directory as UDGs. You can create these UDGs in either a Mixed- or Native-mode Active Directory domain. However, if you are using the equivalent Exchange Server DL object for controlling access to public folders in Exchange Server, the Exchange store process will try to convert the UDG to a USG. This behavior occurs because DGs are not security principals. If the UDG exists in a Mixed-mode Active Directory domain, the USG conversion process does not succeed because USGs can only exist in Native-mode domains. The result is that the public folder in Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 has an ambiguous Access Control List (ACL), and because of this, only the folder owner can access its content, and other Exchange 2000 users are not even be able to see the public folder in the client hierarchy. When a UDG-to-USG conversion does not succeed, a 9552 event ID is generated in the Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 application event log.
To avoid these difficulties, you can create the ADC Recipient Connection Agreement in such a way that the DL objects in the Exchange Server directory replicate to a Native-mode Active Directory domain. It is not important whether this Native-mode domain exists purely for group management or the domain is where your users reside. You only have to have a Native-mode domain somewhere in the forest. For companies that do not have any Native-mode domains, a new domain must be created just to hold these groups, unless you can convert an existing Mixed-mode domain to Native mode.
Note By default, universal security groups are used to grant permission to a public folder or to a mailbox folder in Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and in Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server. The default settings in Microsoft Exchange do not let you use universal distribution groups to grant permissions to a public folder or to a mailbox folder. When a user tries to grant universal distribution group permission to a public folder or to a mailbox folder by using Microsoft Outlook, the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service automatically converts the universal distribution group to a universal security group. To grant access to the public folder resource or to the mailbox resource in a multi-domain environment, the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service must communicate with domain controllers from every one of the domains that may host the universal distribution list.
In this scenario, network communications must be available between Exchange and the domain controller from the domain where the distribution list resides on the ports that are listed in the following table:
If this network communication is not available, error event IDs 9551 and 9552 are logged on the Exchange computer. This situation may cause the Store.exe process to stop responding (hang). Additionally, Event ID 623 may be logged on the Exchange computer.
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Generally, error event IDs 9551 and 9552 alone may indicate a lack of permissions during the distribution list conversion process. However, if both these events are logged together with event ID 623, and if the Store.exe process stops responding (hangs), you may be experiencing a communications problem between Exchange and a domain controller.
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"The major damages are because more and more people are constructing and living in vulnerable areas. The people who have built their houses in the flood plain or near the flood plain or in the hills which are prone to landslides, they got affected," he said.
"It is wrong construction, wrong place of selection of the house, these are the issues which we need to address," he added.
The Met Department director also warned people against living in floodplains.
"The people should not construct and live in floodplains. The floodplain is for the river and not for people to live there," he said.
Sharma also informed that the Met Department has not issued any warning after August 16.
"We have not issued any warning after 16th. As per the warning about the weather, the weather has improved. We are expecting light to moderate rain at many places in the state but there is no weather warning for Uttarakhand as such," Sharma said.
"We had issued warnings on 14th and 15th, and as per our warnings, we had indicated the districts of Dehradun, Tehri, Pauri and Nainital mainly and the main effect came in these places only," he explained.
Incessant rains in Uttarakhand have disrupted normal life. In Pauri Garhwal district, 17 people were buried alive as dangerous landslides hit the hilly region.
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Kamut Cardamom Shortbread
Yield: 18 to 20 cookies
Kamut is the most common name for khorasan wheat, an ancient grain with a sweet, nutty flavor. The flavor of fresh-ground cardamom is wonderful; it's a spice that's worth the extra effort of buying whole seeds and using a mortar and pestle to grind right before cooking with it.
- 1/3 cup sugar Add to list
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, chilled and cut into 1-inch pieces Add to list
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- Demerara sugar, for rolling Add to list
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Vegetarian Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free
In the work bowl of a food processor, pulse sugar and butter together until you have a crumbly mixture. Add egg yolk and pulse a few more times until it's completely incorporated. Sprinkle in flour, cornstarch, cardamom and salt. Pulse just until dough has come together; it will be fairly dry and lumpy.
Press dough into a cylinder about 2-inches in diameter. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, or for as long as 3 days.
Preheat oven to 350° F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
Roll the chilled dough log firmly in Demerara sugar. Slice into disks about 1/4-inch-thick. Place disks on the prepared baking sheets so they are about 1-inch apart. Bake until the edges are golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes.
Let cookies cool on the baking sheets for 5 minutes, then transfer to wire racks to finish cooling. Store in an air-tight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
This recipe also works nicely with refined spelt flour, or a mixture of all-purpose flour and whole wheat pastry flour. Some other flours can absorb more liquid, and can make the cookie too dry to hold together.
To grind your own cardamom, look for either whole green cardamom pods or decorticated cardamom seeds, which are whole seeds that have been removed from the pod. White pods contain the same seeds, but have been bleached for appearance's sake.
Each serving: 90 cal, 5g fat (3g sat), 25mg chol, 30mg sodium, 10g carb, 1g fiber, 1g protein