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Harold W. Schurr, 82, passed into heaven in the early morning of Nov. 23, 2012, at Lillington Hospice with his bride, Annabell, by his side.
He was born on July 29, 1930, in Home, Pa., a son of George and Blanche Schurr.
Harold served in the U.S. Air Force from 1947 to 1951 during the Korean War, leaving with an honorable discharge.
He then joined the B&O Railroad and retired after 33 years of service.
He and his wife then decided to move to Sanford, N.C., to enjoy their retirement years.
Harold loved to fish and enjoyed several years of fishing in local lakes.
Following the Home for the Holidays Parade Saturday, the Rotary Club held its annual Circle of Trees lighting event. Pictured are members of the PAHS 8th- and 9th-grade Art Club posing with their best overall tree.
It was a cold, snowy day in the town of Punxsutawney, but up at FEMCO's beautiful Gingerbread House, the holiday spirit was easy to find. Inside the house could be found all the wrapped toys that have already been donated — toys that will bring smiles to the faces of children in need. For Marine Doug Fricker, this is his eighth Toys for Tots event. Teaming up with Janeen Love, who is the Senior Corps RSVP Director at Community Action, they will gather and distribute the toys. Some examples of the toys they would like to receive are board games, dolls, action figures and even bicycles.
Saturday evening, the Home for the Holidays Parade, sponsored by the F.O. Eagles No. 1231, was held, entertaining all who attended. After Santa (pictured) came cruising into town to conclude the parade and a fireworks show was held, sponsored by the Walston Club, the winners were announced at an after party at the Eagles.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — If you haven't noticed, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, with the Home for the Holidays parade scheduled for tonight, and the free tickets will be available beginning Monday for the 20th edition of the Living Christmas Tree (LCT) at the First Church of God in Punxsutawney.
"In 20 years, the Living Christmas Tree has been performed to over 60,000 people from Punxsutawney and the surrounding area," said Mark Kephart, Living Christmas Tree director.
Kephart said that the LCT is a team effort by many members of the church congregation.
Ted Lee Harriger, 59, of Leander, Texas, died unexpectedly on Nov. 17, 2012.
Ted was born in Brook-ville on Sept. 8, 1953, spent his childhood years growing up with his family in Sigel, Pa. and is a graduate of Brookville High School, Allegheny College and SUNY in Fredonia, N.Y. He moved to Texas after college to pursue his career as a
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BROOKVILLE — The proposed 2013 budget for Jefferson County includes a tax increase, the commissioners announced at their meeting on Tuesday.
The commissioners approved a motion to place the 2013 budget on display for 20 days with the vote for adoption scheduled for Dec. 11.
Though the statute requires the proposed budget to be on display for 20 days, it will actually be available for 21 when all is said and done. It is available to be viewed upon request.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — This weekend is set to be a magical one in Punxsutawney with an old tradition — the Home for the Holidays Parade — slated for Saturday evening, and while the magic can be found all over town, PRIDE's Nutcracker Weekend features what has become a holiday favorite in the area, with Van Dyke & Company and the Mahoning Valley Ballet's cast putting on another installment of the long-beloved performance.
Well-known for the vivid images of soldiers and dancers, The Nutcracker is one of the most popular performances in the tradition of ballet.
The members of Big Run Cub Scouts Pack No. 250 are doing their part to help the environment.
Gruda Metals, owned and operated by Philip Bowser Jr., John Paul Bowser and Kay Bowser, will be supplying a roll-off dumpster to be placed in Big Run resident Timothy Boal's yard.
The scouts are asking fellow residents of not only Big Run but surrounding areas to bring any scrap metal they have, whether its a refrigerator, microwave or other appliances, to the dumpster.
Donald Dee Forrest, 66, of Punxsutawney, passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
He was born Dec. 8, 1945, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Arthur Clinton and Helen Jean (Grube) Forrest.
On Aug. 14, 1965, he married the love of his life, the former Nancy Arlene Vanhorn, who survives.
They met one another on a seesaw at Gobbler's Knob while attending a FFA and FHA school picnic.
He was a member of the Scotland Avenue Church of God.
Don worked as a truck driver for many years until his blindness forced him to retire.


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Heady array of jazz concerts here this fall
Among highlights: Terence Blanchard, Gary Burton, James Farm, Oregon, Jacob Fred Jazz Odysssey and San Diego Bass Summit
Due to incorrect information from the venue, the wrong date for Terence Blanchard's Anthology concert was listed in this article. He and his quintet perform Wednesday, Oct. 5, not Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Suggested album: "Alma Adrento: The Puerto Rican Songbook" (2011, Marsalis Music)
Mike Wofford/Holly Hofmann Quintet. Nov. 26. Athenaeum Jazz at Neurosciences Institute, 10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive, La Jolla. $27 and $32. (858) 454-5872;ljathenaeum.org
Between them, pianist Mike Wofford and flutist Holly Hofmann have performed with enough jazz greats -- past and present -- to almost fill a musical hall of fame. Their Nov. 26 concert will serve as a preview of their upcoming album, "Turn Signal," which will be released in January by Cleveland-based Capri Records. It was recorded earlier this year at Studio West in Rancho Bernardo and is yet another sterling effort by San Diego's most acclaimed husband-and-wife jazz team.
Hofmann and Wofford will be joined by rising trumpet star Terrell Stafford and two veteran area, bassist Rob Thorsen and drummer Richard Sellers. All five are featured on "Turn Signal."
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If it's not an outright contradiction in terms, we'd suggest that Dream Downtown — new though it is — is best seen as a piece of New York hotel history. It's just around the corner from the Maritime, and its historic building shares both an architect and a porthole-scored seafaring motif. And though the notion of the Meatpacking District as nightlife mecca would have taken the first generation of boutique hoteliers quite by surprise, the Dream hotels (and their founder, Vikram Chatwal) are a continuation of a tradition that began a generation ago, right here in New York.
First things first. The rooms are modestly sized, this being New York, but not outrageously small — in fact for this town they're fairly generous, and those big porthole windows tend to magnify the space. The look is clean and modern, with particular attention paid to the bathrooms, as is the current custom, and to such necessities as fine, sturdy beds and high-end electronics. Meanwhile the suites begin to positively spread out, with such luxuries as private hot tubs and full-size living rooms. Brothers in head-turning Franck and Leo Izquierdo helm the on-site IGK Salon, for that extra kick of celebrity magnetism.
Of course, in a hotel like Dream, the public spaces are at least half of the story. The pool, open year-round and complete with sandy beach, is adults-only after noon, going from sun deck to nightclub over the course of a day. There's an outpost of London's popular Bodega Negra for cocktails and contemporary Mexican, Cherry restaurant serves up Japanese food with a French accent, Melvin's Juice Box keeps things casual with organic juices and smoothies alongside light grab-and-go snacks, and PH-D is a postgraduate-level course in rooftop-terrace revelry, with a stringent admission policy to match. Or for a genuinely public experience, hop on one of the hotel's loaner bikes and take a ride along Hudson, where the last thing you need to worry about is dressing to impress.
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
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- Stayed November 2012
- Rating: Good
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Love the circles everywhere, rooms were gorgeous...
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
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- Rating: Excellent
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No passion for fashion is required to enjoy this absorbing portrait of legendary New York Times "On the Street" photographer Bill Cunningham, but a sense of history and tragedy might help. Director Richard Press doggedly shadows the chipper octogenarian, foregrounding the modest lifestyle and quietly radical work ethic that have made him as much a hero as an anomaly. Several big-name fans offer enthusiastic tributes, including a positively bubbly Anna Wintour, but the film is no more a document of high style than Cunningham is a spendthrift. Instead, Press has crafted a near-Buddhist reflection on what it takes to fully engage Gotham, as well as an astute snapshot of its evermore avaricious soul: Cunningham's cheerful asceticism is so out of step with what we currently expect (and don't expect) from the city that tagging along with him is a bracing reminder of what's been lost to the bottom line. Perhaps inevitably, Press also slyly raises the question of whether Cunningham's self-deprivation and single-minded focus on surface aesthetics ("If it isn't something a woman can wear, I'm not interested") have taken an unacknowledged toll. Decide for yourself whether the climactic Oprah moment is earned or contrived; it's heartbreaking either way.
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At issue was a mixed-use development that the City of Berkeley had approved with a mitigated negative declaration. Residents challenged the project claiming that the existing soil contamination posed health risks to construction workers and the project's future residents and as such, the city should complete additional analysis under CEQA. But because the soil contamination was existing, and would not be physically disturbed by the proposed project, the court rejected this argument. The court instead determined that unless project activities would disturb the soil in a manner that would result in potential health risks, CEQA did not require further analysis.
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This amazing red, white, and blue ombre cake from The Purple Mixer is the ultimate 4th of July dessert. This 9 layer cake is composed of three red layers, three white layers, and three blue layers (with varying shades with the exception of white). Sarah, the creator of this patriotic cake, uses boxed white cake mix instead of a homemade recipe. This step will save you time and allow you to focus on the assembly and decorating as opposed to the baking. Each layer is coated in vanilla frosting and the cake is topped with pop rocks (it's like fireworks in your mouth).
Red, White and Blue Ombre Cake
Serves 8-10
3 boxes white cake mix
4 tubs of whipped vanilla frosting
6 egg whites
36 ounces diet Sprite (4 ½ cups)
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Red food coloring
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3 9-inch cake pans
3 medium bowls
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rinse, and repeat...
I can only seconed what BradB84 said... Animation was ok, but it's been done before... I understand you want to put "your" spin on things, but honestly, your time could... and -would- be better spent coming up with something new and unique!
It's not as hard as you might think... just look for the right inspiration. We can twist every piece of art into something personal... but to twist our personality into something everyone can aspire to, is well... something else. *wink*
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Whats that smell?
Oh its your flash. We have all seen the matrix (all three of them), and many of us have seen kung fu hustle, they were quality films with originality, good scripting, directing, and excellent editing. In no words can I describe the disgust I feel towards this flash, I have seen at least 20 flashes that used bullet time and the whole matrix retake, from mario to sonic and anything in between. It isn't cool or clever or witty to take a film or song and simply remake it with your own spin. Originality is extremely important, just don't let me catch you doing a colaboration flash with some 'clan' or group or something. Your drawing was good, it looked like you had good tools and took your time, but next time, COME UP WITH YOUR OWN IDEAS!!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
L'action est superbe. Excellents choix de la musique aussi. C'est bien voix des artistes des cultures differentes, inlcusee les francophones. J'attendrai avec interet de nouvelles animations. Bon travail!
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This is really good. The animation, sound and plot are all excellent. Combination of matrix and kung fu hustle. Cheers for the effort well done dude. Bravo!!!
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that was good. it had a bit of matrix and kung fu hustle in there too. very nice.


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A recipe to create your own deodorant, free from antiperspirants or synthetic aromas. All you need is a handful of ingredients, a stove, a fridge and a few cooking utensils.
3 tbsp shea butter
3 tbsp bicarbonate of soda
2 tbsp b cornstarch
2 tbsp cocoa butter
2 vitamina E capsules
2 drops essential oil of your choice
Combine all ingredients (except vitamin capsules and essential oils) into a saucepan. Heat all ingredients over medium heat. Once combine into a paste, turn off the heat and transfer to a small bowl. Add oil from vitamin E capsules and the essential oil and mix together into a smooth creamy paste. Put into an airtight container and chill in refrigerator for 30-40 minutes.
To apply, take a small coin sized amount and roll into a ball with your fingers and apply to skin.
A simpler version, even if less durable, is a liquid deodorant based on bicarbonate, to apply with a spray bottle. Add 2 tsp of baking soda to a glass of water and let stand for 24 hours. Then strain the fluid and add a few drops of lemon juice, which will contribute to your daily freshness with its antibacterial properties.
The success of homemade deodorant also depends on the pH of your skin of each. This recipe therefore may not work for all skin types.
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The beautiful village of Leenane, snugly situated at the head of Killary Harbour, is often aptly described as the 'Gateway to Connemara'. The roads from Maam, Clifden, and Westport meet at this point. Killary Harbour extends ten miles inland and with the mountains rising steeply on either side provides what is probably the best scenery in Ireland. Walkers have access to Mweelrea, Sheefry, Paltry and Maumturk Mountains.
During the Spring & Summer season you'll be able to find places that offer Pony-Trekking and low-key Horseback riding - keep your eyes peeled for the signs on the roadsides!
This one was right behind our holiday-house...
Kylemore Abbey is on the Connemara region, 17 km from Clifden.
The place looks like taken from a fairy tale,it's a beautiful place. You can see the Abbey,the memorial church near by and the lake and its surroundings.
The Abbey was built for a rich Englishman but after a few deaths in his family he left the place and now it's a girls school run by the Benedicte nuns.
You can take a tour to the Connemara region from Galway - there are several tour companies that do this trip, or you can take your own car.
Connemara is a beautiful, wild region where you can find bogs,lonely valleys, mountains and small lakes..
Check out my Connemara travelogue for more pictures.
The best and only real way to see this place is one a bike. We spent two days cycling around this island and we saw so much off the beaten track and some of the real wonders of Celtic Ireland that left you with such a feeling of accomplishment.
If you're staying in or around Galway city, it is worth while taking a day's drive to OughtarArd and Cliften. OughtarArd, a colourful Irish town, is situated on the banks of the Corrib lake, and there are plenty of gillies and boats for hire for a great day's fishing. It is a little like being out on the open sea so make sure you bring warm clothes.
County Galway IS off the beaten path. See Kylemore Abbey and if you want good quality souvenirs, their gift shop is extensive and reasonable. More when I locate my travel journal! Here's a photo of Marshall in front of Kylemore Abbey. Beautiful drive to get there.
Entering the wild bauty of Connemara, mountains start to rise and there are vast open spaces. The quiet man film was filmed near here and the brigde on the picture is very famous because of it.
Have a visit to the Dunguaire Castle, at the south shore of Galway Bay at the town of Kinvara. The castle was built in 1520.
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Meltdown 101: Package sizes at the grocery store
Your eyes are not deceiving you in the grocery store. Yes, your bag of Doritos just got bigger. No, the price didn't change.
Last year, food packages shrank as food makers, dealing with record high ingredient costs, struggled to maintain their profits. But the weakened economy has caused a slump in demand for ingredients like corn and oil, pushing those prices back down. With lower ingredient costs – and higher consumer demand for more value – some brands like Frito-Lay are shifting back to bigger packages, without raising prices.
Think of your food packages like an economic barometer: Times are tough, so costs are low and packages are bigger. When times are good, costs are high and packages, to compensate, get smaller.
Tough times also mean consumers have less money to spend, so they want those bigger packages. Experts say this is a promotional tool that helps branded food companies steer shoppers back to their products and away from less expensive, store-brand alternatives.
Here are some questions and answers about the changing size of food packages.
Q: What's getting bigger?
A: So far, the most evident size boosting is in the chip aisle, where Frito-Lay dominates. The company has boosted some package sizes for brands like Doritos, Cheetos and Fritos by 20 percent, reversing cuts made to bag sizes last year. Bags on shelves feature a thick white stripe announcing this – the one on Doritos says: "Woa there's 20 percent more free bold bites in here."
Certain Doritos flavors have gone from 12 ounces back to 14.5 ounces, while Fritos bags are now 17.5 ounces, up from 14.5 ounces, and Cheetos are 10.25 ounces, up from 8.5 ounces. Tostitos are now 15.625 ounces, from 13 ounces. The pricing was unchanged, ranging from $2.89 to $3.99.
The company, a subsidiary of PepsiCo Inc., wants to return value to consumers, spokesman Chris Kuechenmeister said. He said Frito-Lay was unsure if these changes, originally taken about six months ago, would be permanent.
Elsewhere in the chip aisle, The Snack Factory increased the size of some of its pretzel crisps line by 25 percent, to 7.5 ounces from 6 ounces, earlier this summer. The promotion should last through the summer, said marketing director Milt Weinstock.
The company raised prices but did not shrink packages when ingredient costs got high, he said. Now that costs have moderated, the company wanted to give customers more for their money and entice new sales.
Offering more for the same price is one way to boost sales since consumers are so focused on saving money right now, said Christopher Shanahan, a research analyst with Frost & Sullivan. Food companies can play up their value to consumers by offering larger-sized packages, which cost less on a per-ounce basis, he said.
Experts say offering larger sizes – along with other methods, like coupons or buy-one-get-one-free promotions – can convince shoppers who are trying to save money to stick with name brands.
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Red alert soldier when nuked - "HAT!"
додав bobba 8 Травень 2006
A hat can be used as another term for "ass" or "butt"
Yo that dawg has a nice hat.......I want to superman that shit!
додав Buckweed 13 Травень 2005
You wear it on your head....Dipshit.
Example 1. "Look, I'm wear my hat, on my head....Faggot."
Example 2. "FREE HAT, FREE HAT, FREE HAT"
Example 2. "FREE HAT, FREE HAT, FREE HAT"
додав Matt 3 Листопад 2004
1. Jimmy hat.
2. The foreskin of an uncircumcised male.
2. The foreskin of an uncircumcised male.
I put on a hat before I had sex with her. Fortunately, she didn't mind that my gentleman wears his hat indoors.
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In ultimate disc but possibly in other sports, a tournament or entire league session in which teams are made at random--i.e. chosen from hat.
"Are you playing in the hat tournament this weekend?" "No, but im playing in the fall hat league."
додав caliphate 29 Липень 2008
The exchangable lid/bowl for the beast. Different size hats hold different amounts of weed.
"Man, we got a lot of people hitting the beast. Throw on the 'party hat' will ya."
додав hollistercoiner 6 Лютий 2004
Hats stands for "Huge Ass Tit's". To be used in a situation where only an inner party is familuar with the expression to point out a woman with large breast.
"Damn! look at those hats in front of us!"
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Final Score: (5) Boise State 28, Tulsa 21
Tulsa, OK (Sports Network) - Kellen Moore threw for 187 yards and three touchdowns, as fifth-ranked Boise State trailed for the first time all season before moving past and then holding off Tulsa, 28-21, on a rainy night at Chapman Stadium.
Boise State (6-0), playing to continue its undefeated season and make a statement to pollsters going forward, struggled early then had to watch G.J. Kinne's across-the-body toss for a wide open receiver in the middle of the field fall short on fourth down late in the game to seal the victory.
Doug Martin gashed the Golden Hurricane (4-2) defense for 112 yards rushing and Jeremy Avery added 73 yards on the ground. Austin Pettis caught four passes for 63 yards and a score in the victory, while Tommy Gallarda had two TD grabs.
"We will go back and rack our brains on that and figure out a way to do that," Boise State coach Chris Petersen said of putting teams away. "Usually, that comes down to the running game, but I thought we ran the ball well tonight. I thought the offensive line played well and the backs did a good job for the most part."
Kinne completed 14-of-27 passes for 154 yards and two touchdowns, while Slick Shelley caught three of those tosses for 99 yards and a score -- a 55-yard pitch-and-catch with 9:29 remaining that drew the Hurricane within seven.
Tulsa's last drive reached its own 39-yard line before the pass for Charles Clay fell incomplete near the Broncos 40-yard line in the final minute.
"This one hurt because we wanted this one pretty bad," said Tulsa coach Todd Graham. "If anything, we weren't outplayed, we were outcoached. It was a pretty good chess match. We made adjustments and they made adjustments. I thought our boys played great and they battled hard against a great team. We have a lot of young and inexperienced players, and I think they played great tonight and battled hard. I really thought we would win at halftime."
The game started without the fireworks foreseen prior the kickoff as a steady rain tempered both offenses at the outset. Tulsa finally turned to the razzle- dazzle to notch the game's initial blow. A.J. Whitmore, lined up wide to the quarterback's left, received a pitch after a play-fake to the running back out of the shotgun, rolled to the right and floated a perfect pass to Damaris Johnson, who ran the rest of the way for a 53-yard touchdown.
Johnson racked up 100 total yards on just eight touches (four catches, four carries) in defeat.
The seasoned Broncos didn't waver, marching nine plays and 68 yards to paydirt. A series of short passes and runs finally broke big with a 28-yard pass from Moore to Pettis. Moore finally found Gallarda for an eight-yard score then Pettis lobbed a deft pass to Kyle Efaw out of an unorthodox formation for a successful two-point conversion.
Tulsa, unfazed by the Broncos' strike, came right back with the ground game. Johnson busted off successive runs of 17 and 16 yards to move the football to the Boise State 37-yard line. Kinne eventually drilled a 15-yard touchdown pass to Trae Johnson for a 14-8 edge.
It seemed neither defense was about to stop the opposing offense as the Broncos again found the end zone on their next drive. Moore found Efaw for 23 yards, and the scoring play saw the favorite target Pettis get free for a 17- yard score. The Broncos kicked the conventional extra point for a 15-14 lead early in the second stanza.
A punt was the result of four straight drives before Tulsa turned the football over on downs. Boise State notched three more points before the half on a 27- yard boot from Kyle Brotzman.
The third quarter was dominated by the Broncos, who tacked on 10 points for a two-touchdown lead. An 11-play, 66-yard march ended with Moore rolling left and finding Gallarda along the back end line for a two-yard scoring strike.
The Broncos again sniffed the end zone later in the period, but Doug Martin's 3rd-and-goal rush fell a yard shot and Brotzman booted through an 18-yard kick for a 28-14 game with just less than three minutes left in the third.
Tulsa struck big in the fourth with a well-sold play-action fake and a deft deep ball. Kinne sold the run and uncorked a deep ball down the seam to a streaking Shelley for a 55-yard touchdown.
Game Notes
Boise State gained 380 total yards to 295 for the Hurricane...Tulsa was just 2-of-12 on third-down conversions...Boise State has won all five lifetime meetings with Tulsa...Arkansas, ranked seventh at the time, is the highest ranked team Tulsa has ever defeated. That victory came back on September 25, 1971...Fourth-ranked Oklahoma was the last top-5 team to visit Tulsa back in 2007.


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CHENNAI: The Government hopes to complete construction of permanent shelters for those affected by the tsunami by December 2005, R. Santhanam, Commissioner of Revenue Administration, said on Thursday.
While the first batch of shelters in a couple of villages would be ready as early as mid-September, the majority of the 70,000 shelters would be ready for occupation by the end of the year, Mr. Santhanam added. Already, between 70-80 per cent of land acquisition process is over, except in Chennai and currently district authorities are engaged in registering transactions and handing over construction to the non-government organisations.
Inaugurating the Tamil Nadu Tsunami Resource Centre (TNTRC) in Chennai, Mr. Santhanam said each permanent house would be built at a cost of Rs. 1.5 lakh.
While the Government would not forcibly evict anyone residing within the 200 metre (from the coastline) mark, those who wish to shift outside the limit would be accommodated too.
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With reference to agricultural lands made saline by the influx of seawater following the tsunami, Mr. Santhanam said the summer rains had removed the salt content from the topsoil.
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Tesco bought a controlling stake in online video company Blinkbox for a seven-figure sum back in April.
After buying the physical film, customers will be able to view the film from their Blinkbox account at any time on multiple devices.
Richard Brasher, Tesco UK chief executive, said the innovation "will help start a digital revolution, combining the physical with the digital for the first time".
In order to take advantage of the service, customers need to link their Tesco Clubcard with a Blinkbox account.
After linking the accounts, any eligible film that is bought in the store will automatically appear in the customer's Blinkbox video library.
Tomorrow's (2 December) much-anticipated DVD release of the final instalment of 'Harry Potter' will launch the bundling service.
Other films included in the service include 'The Hangover Part 2', 'Cars 2', 'The Lion King', 'The Smurfs' and 'Final Destination 5'.
Blinkbox is compatible with a PC, Mac, PS3, LG and Samsung Smart TV and will later be rolled out to the Xbox 360 and iPad.
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Roads will stay open for Workington's Olympic torch relay
Last updated at 19:41, Thursday, 17 May 2012
Workington's roads will remain open to traffic during the Olympic torch relay next month, when thousands of people will line the route.
The group co-ordinating the Olympic torch event on Thursday, June 21, last night explained why it had decided against road closures.
But one local school has already decided not to organise a whole-school trip to see the relay because of concerns for safety.
Mike Kidd, acting headteacher at Seaton Junior School, said it was too hazardous for the whole school to make the journey together and mingle with crowds.
He said: "Because we have got 220 kids it is too risky to try to marshal.
"If there was a cordoned off area that would be fine, but on an open street it would be too easy to lose a child."
He said, however, that parents were being encouraged to take their children out of school themselves for the relay.
"It's very important that the children get to see it because it is a once in a lifetime event," he added.
The Workington leg of the nationwide relay will start at the roundabout on New Bridge Road at 1pm.
Torch bearers will head through the town centre via Church Street, Falcon Street, Station Road, Oxford Street, Jane Street, Washington Street and Ramsay Brow to Stainburn School.
The torch will then head back to Harrington Road and along Moss Bay Road, finishing at the junction with Poole Road.
A countywide planning group, which includes councils, police and the Highways Agency, has agreed a traffic management plan.
Traffic flow will be managed by police.
A Metropolitan Police Service motorcycle escort will travel with the torch, along with five or six Cumbria police motorcycle outriders.
Parking restrictions will be in place and routine roadworks suspended.
Pedestrian crossings will have their lights switched off while the relay passes through and will be managed by Allerdale council officers, PCSOs or volunteer stewards.
Police will have overall control of the convoy, which will be followed by an ambulance.
At Beckstone Primary School in Harrington, headteacher David Warbrick has invited parents to take their children out of school for the event.
He said the school was not arranging its own trip because of concern over the distance from the school to the relay route, the crowds and issues such as lack of toilets.
Anne Tait, headteacher of St Michael's Infant and Nursery School, said her staff would take children on to Station Road to watch from behind railings which would protect them.
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Grandma Rosie's Pecan Oat
I am excited to share another recipe with the world. This time it is Grandma Rosie's Pecan Oat and will be appearing in a syndicated newspaper column written by Giselle Massi. (If you've missed the other recipe that has been published lately please check out 5280 Magazine's Cookbook for Lemon Lucy. You can purchase it at local markets – Whole Foods, Sprouts, Tattered Cover Bookstore.) Giselle's column is about wisdom and aging and she's captured my story of learning to bake with my Grandmother Rosie when I was not quite big enough to reach the kitchen counter. I am so very delighted and honored to be the first of her subjects. When the column appears, I will let you all know but for now, here is the recipe:
Grandma Rosie's Pecan Oat
Butter, unsalted 1 cup
Brown sugar 1 ¼ cups
Sugar ½ cup
Salt ¾ tsp
Cinnamon ¼ tsp
Allspice pinch
Ginger ¼ tsp
Clove 1/8 tsp
Eggs 2
Vanilla ½ tsp
King Arthur flour 2 cups
Baking soda 1 tsp
Oats 2½ cups
Sundried cherries ½ cup
Dried apricots 1/3 cup
Pecans, toasted, chopped super fine ¾ cup
Coconut, dried shredded ¾ cup
Mixing: I like to flavor my butter intensely rather than adding spices to the flour so please cream together the butter, both sugars, salt, and spices. This process should take at least a couple of minutes at high speed in a standing mixer (assuming that the butter is room temperature; if not it could take longer).
Combine the eggs and vanilla and add to the butter / sugar mixture. Completely combine these two – this should take three minutes or so more. Finally, add the dry ingredients (flour, oats, baking soda) – mix just until combined, maybe a minute. Now finish with all of the dried fruit and coconut, mix well.
Scrape the entire mixture into a large stainless bowl or a plastic storage container and leave OVERNIGHT in the refrigerator. (Do not bake the cookies sooner than overnight; the dough needs to absorb the extra liquid of the eggs and vanilla before baking.)
You can bake these cookies in batches, over the next few days, as desired.
Scoop into large tablespoons and bake at 375 for approx. 12 min. They should not be overly brown.
Final step, enjoy with someone you love.
A cookie for every lunchbox.
Forget about that chicken for every pot thing. What matters here is "where's my cookie?". Going back to school or work after a summer of vacation is bad enough but you can turn that frown upside down with a little sweet surprise tucked into your baby's lunchbox. And don't forget about your honey's briefcase – we all need a little extra lovin' when that alarm clock comes out of hibernation. Fun new fall flavors are Butterscotch Cashew – a super duper delicious, chewy, little wonder featuring Lyle's Golden Syrup. And Papa G's – for that adult who needs a little oomph to get through another day at the office: whiskey-soaked dried cherries, hazelnuts, milk chocolate chips, maple syrup, and buckwheat flour. Sounds almost healthy but that is not my intention – my aim is purely for flavor and this one has it! So when you go to roust your loved ones out of bed, and they silently curse you (and we all know that is what is really going on), believe me, you'll not only be forgiven but exalted when they open their lunch and find a big fat hug in the form of a VLC cookie!


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AstraZeneca Plc named Martin Mackay to lead research and development, hiring a Pfizer Inc. executive for the second time this year as the U.K. drugmaker seeks to replace revenue it's losing to generic competitors.
AstraZeneca Plc, which has the worst-performing stock this year among Europe's biggest drugmakers, will work with a research company in China to speed discovery of new medicines.
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AstraZeneca Plc said its experimental drug for rheumatoid arthritis didn't show a benefit against Abbott Laboratories's Humira as a stand-alone therapy in a mid-stage trial.
David Brennan said his leadership as chief executive officer of London-based drugmaker AstraZeneca Plc remains steady amid reports that some shareholders are seeking a change.
AstraZeneca Plc fell the most in more than two years in London trading after the U.K. drugmaker failed to win U.S. approval for a new blood thinner to rival Plavix, the world's second-best selling drug.
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Rehabilitation campus is a Salvation Army first
Touting it as a place more suited for the "everyman," The Salvation Army unveiled its $33 million suburban rehabilitation center campus on Kirby Whitten Thursday, which officials said is the agency's first such facility in the country.
The Salvation Army will close its Downtown facilities on Danny Thomas when the new Adult Rehabilitation Center opens Nov. 21. The nonprofit has operated Downtown for 50 years.
Maj. Richard McConniel said the Salvation Army is not abandoning those who are drug-addicted or homeless Downtown. Transportation to the new center will be available for them. But McConniel said the hope is the move will tap another vein of Memphis' needy community.
"Those in the suburbs are hesitant, we've found, to make the emotional leap to come for our services where we are now," McConniel said. "Wherever there are people, there are those who are quietly struggling in the their lives."
The Salvation Army began in Memphis in 1926 as a program for jobless men. The mission is basically the same today but with more attention paid to substance-abuse problems that lead to homelessness or unemployment.
Men live at the center while they work their way through a free, six-week education and work program that focuses on work discipline, job training and spiritual healing.
John Carthon said it was the spiritual side of the program that helped him kick crack cocaine and get off the streets after more than 20 years.
"The Salvation Army helped me facilitate my reconnection with God," Carthon said. "I finally figured out that this is where I needed to be."
The organization's Downtown center has 80 beds, while the new center has 125. The new center sits on 20 acres, while the current site has less than one acre.
The Salvation Army will open its 20,000-square-foot thrift store on the ARC campus on Dec. 5. McConniel said the organization will also look to open another store closer to Midtown in the coming months.
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Now, just because we've been all excited about the return of Gossip Girl doesn't mean we've forgotten about another important television occurrence next month: the debut of The Real Housewives of New York City. When we ran into one of the stars of the show, Bethenny Frankel, at Gotham's Black & White Ball, she was all too eager to talk to us about it. Frankel, you'll recall, was on Martha Stewart's version of The Apprentice. "We were supposed to do six episodes, and they extended it to seven, maybe eight," the pretty health-food chef told us. Seven episodes! They're really betting the farm on this one, people. "Most of [the other stars] are just women who are letting their lives be a fishbowl," Frankel explains. "But I have a brand, and I wanted to be careful about that." So before she went on the show, Frankel talked to her agents. "All my agents said, 'Reality-TV shows are a train wreck, and they want you to come off a train wreck,'" she explained, adding that she didn't listen. Frankel is confident that she can come off in the ways that she wants to. "I'm the Sex and the City character. I have a career. I have a life, but I want to have kids," she says. "I'm the Carrie Bradshaw meets Martha Stewart. I cook and speak French, but I dress fashionably when I need to and run the circuit." Oh, yes, Bethenny, you'll come off exactly the way that you are trying to. We can't wait.
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Teen apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch has chosen an interesting time to plant its flag in Australia–a time of falling profits at Australian department stores such as David Jones and at such iconic brands as boardsports pioneer Billabong International.
U.S.-based A&F said in late 2012 that it will open two Hollister stores this year, following in the footsteps of international peers such as Topshop and Zara, but a step ahead of Swedish retailer Hennes & Mauritz AB, better known for its H&M brand, which said Thursday that it would open in Australia in 2014. Meanwhile, A&F plans to close up to 50 stores in the U.S. this year, primarily through lease expirations.
Clearly, A&F sees offshore expansion as way to grow. Revenue from international sales totaled US$1.4 billion in fiscal 2012, a 36% increase. "We are confident that we are on track with our longterm strategy of leveraging the international appeal of our iconic brands to build a highly profitable, sustainable, global business," chief executive Mike Jeffries said last month.
Michael Scheiner, A&F's director of PR and marketing, spoke to Deal Journal Australia about the group's plans for Australia and why its Hollister brand will lead the way instead of A&F itself. Check out his thoughts after the jump.
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Palit 9600GT Sonic 1GB Graphics Card - Benchmarks - CINEBENCH R10 - XPPalit has added another 512MB of RAM whilst retaining extensive connectivity. Is this the 1GB 9600GT to get?
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Shawn Kevin Manning, 58, died Sunday, Aug. 11, 2013, at his residence in Nineveh.
Survivors include his brother, Thomas Manning of Junction City, Kan.; mother, Virginia M. (Ruch) Imhausen of Franklin; four stepchildren, Archie Lee Hardwick and Michelle Dawn Gillen, both of Franklin, Jonas William Anderson of Shelbyville, and Iva Jean Anderson of Indianapolis; half brother, Terrance Manning of Waukesha, Wis.; and 10 stepgrandchildren.
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Falling Skies Season 3 Episode 10 (Season Finale) "Brazil" airs Sunday, August 4 2013 at 10 p.m. (ET/PT). Episode Synopsis : Falling Skies Season 3 Episode 10 "Brazil"- When the 2nd mass destroys a crucial More »
This season of Falling Skies has been frustrating. The storylines have felt sillier and more random, and outings like last week's "extended dream sequence" outing haven't helped. But the show's getting a brand new w More »
Falling Skies Season 3 Episode 9 "Journey to Xilbalba" airs Sunday, July 28 2013 at 10 p.m. (ET/PT). Episode Synopsis: Falling Skies Season 3 Episode 9 "Journey to Xibalba"- Tom uncovers confidential intel More »
Tonight's penultimate episode of FALLING SKIES season 3 is big. Very big. In fact, it's so big, that in the interest of not ruining too much (I was on the Vancouver set for one of the key scenes of the hour), I'm ju More »
TNT's Falling Skies has already been renewed for season 4, but the season 3 action is just heating up! Drew Roy, aka Hal Mason, opens up about his character's temporary evil streak, plus talks about his own More »
Noah Wyle, the actor who plays Tom Mason, previewed the last two episodes of TNT's "Falling Skies" season three. Read More... http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/07/26/noah-wyle-for-president/?mod=WSJBlog More »
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The cast and creative team behind the TNT alien invasion series Falling Skies, once again, participated in the annual Comic Con, bringing along not only Wil Wheaton as the panel's moderator but some great sneak peek More »
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One of the more interesting debates in consumer tech is whether the console game market is heading for the junk heap. Gaming on smartphones and tablets is taking off and game developers are starting to shift their budgets away from $200-plus consoles like the Sony (SNE) PlayStation, Microsoft's (MSFT) Xbox and Nintendo's Wii to these mobile gadgets.
Sales of consoles in the U.S. dropped 21% in 2012 to just over $4 billion and Microsoft surprised some analysts when it reported a 29% revenue drop at its Xbox unit. Meanwhile, games sales fell from $11 billion in 2011 to about $9 billion in last year, data from research firm NPD Group show.
Some big game developers are having trouble making the transition. THQ filed for bankruptcy and Electronic Arts (EA), the No. 2 U.S. video game maker, recently fired its CEO John Riccitiello as the company has struggled to adjust to new platforms. JP Mangalindan at Fortune thinks Electronic Arts not only needs a new CEO, but also should spend more to develop innovative games.Investors have grown disenchanted with Electronic Arts, Activision Blizzard (ATVI) and Take-Two Interactive (TTWO). Check out this five-year chart of their stock price performance. piece, "mobile games are most created by teams of 10 or less, and can be funded out-of-pocket for as little as $100." Disruption is the name of the game when it comes to the $67 billion video game industry. Digital Trends has an excellent post highlighting the other trends—digital downloads, crowdfunding and so on—reshaping the industry in a hurry. If you are interested in smart tech investing ideas, check out Covestor manager Barry Randall's Crabtree Technology model. The investments discussed are held in client accounts as of February 28, 2013. These investments may or may not be currently held in client accounts. The reader should not assume that any investments identified were or will be profitable or that any investment recommendations or investment decisions we make in the future will be profitable.
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