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Enough has been said about the perfect woman in the past
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As Salt in the soup or in a bruise, as the case may be
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Love roasted vegetables.
Don't know about kids - mine have always been pretty good about eating veggies - but when I roasted beetroot, tossed it with balsamic vinegar, fresh herbs and a little goat cheese, it was the first time DH ate beets in years. He loves roasted beets now.
Yum, the vinegar and goat cheese sounds delicious.
I made the roasted veggies last night, and made an extra big batch. Carrots, potatoes, a leek, a purple onion, some beautiful beets and a handful of radishes. We keep getting radishes in the produce delivery and we're not really into them, so I figured it couldn't hurt to try roasting them. Meh. They were fine, but I wouldn't bother again.
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CSUN Men's Basketball To Add Guard Darin Johnson May 8, 2015 | Men's Basketball The CSUN Men's Basketball Team has signed guard Darin Johnson, Head Coach Reggie Theus announced today. Johnson is completing his sophomore year at the University of Washington, and will be eligible to play for the Matadors starting with the 2016-17 season. [read more]
Reggie Theus to Serve as NCAA Tournament Analyst on CBS 2 March 19, 2015 | Men's Basketball Starting on Thursday, March 19 at 9:00 p.m., CSUN Men's Basketball Head Coach Reggie Theus will be serving as an in-studio analyst for CBS 2's "Sports Central" March Madness post-game shows, joining Jim Hill. Coach Theus will be in-studio on CBS 2 throughout the tournament, concluding with the station's post-game coverage of the NCAA Championship Game on Monday, April 6. For more information, stay tuned to www.gomatadors.com and @GoMatadors. [read more]
CSUN Edged by UC Davis 71-67 in Big West Tournament Quarterfinals March 12, 2015 | Men's Basketball Despite controlling the game for over 30 minutes, CSUN was unable to hold off a late charge as the UC Davis Aggies (25-5) edged the Matadors (9-24) 71-67 in a Big West Tournament Quarterfinal game on Thursday afternoon at Honda Center. Aaron Parks scored 21 points off the bench and Stephen Maxwell had 19, but CSUN could not hold onto an 11-point lead in the second half. [read more]
CSUN Takes on UC Davis in Big West Tournament Thursday March 10, 2015 | Men's Basketball The second season begins for CSUN this week as the Matadors (9-23, 4-12 Big West) open up play at the Big West Tournament on Thursday afternoon. The Matadors earned the eighth seed in this week's event and will square off against top-seeded UC Davis, which won the regular-season conference title for the first time in its history. The Matadors and Aggies have never met at a neutral site and the week will start off with CSUN's 20th Big West Tournament game. [read more]
Hicks, Maxwell Earn All-Big West Conference Recognition March 9, 2015 | Men's Basketball After finishing their senior season as one of the top duos the Big West Conference has seen, guard Stephan Hicks and forward Stephen Maxwell were rewarded with All-Conference recognition, the Big West office announced Monday morning. Hicks led the Matadors in scoring this season and earned a spot on the All-Big West Conference Second Team while Maxwell was the team's leading rebounder and picked up an Honorable Mention. [read more]
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Never seen, has a funny signature text though.
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If Goku's power level increases at the same rate till the end of DBGT as it does till the end of the Frieza saga, as a SS4 Goku would have a PL of roughly 939 Quinoctogintillion. For reference that is a 260 digit number. A PL of 14,600 is required to destroy an earth sized planet. There are about 2 nonillion earths worth of mass in the universe. That means SS4 Goku can destroy the universe about 32 Octosexagintillion times over. There's a reason they made Goku a god at the end of GT.
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At work this morning I got one of those, "can you just". But it wasn't asking for me to knock up copy of YouTube or MySpace by the end of the week as a favour, but rather for a simple way or reccording the number of people that interact with and click on an advert BigKid are doing for Monkey Magazine.
Now, Ceros records a number of statistics, all in line with industry standards and auditable by ABCE, and this is strictly none of the above, but it's an easy way to see how many people are interacting with something.
So what I did was create a simple PHP page which will write the current date to a text file, each on a new line. The script will also display the number of lines in that file (if no variables are sent).
I though it was such a nice little, simple, but utterly useful script that I would put it up here. I then also added it to the flickr widget in I made in ActionScript3 to record the number of times people click on the photos to change them… which was a totally depressing experience as it turns out no one does ;(
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- 2 tablespoon(s) horse radish less if you don't like spicy
- Heat olive oil; saute garlic and onion 5 minutes on medium heat; add cream cheese and half & half; stir until melted; add spices: salt, pepper, tobasco, nutmet, horse radish; add bag of chopped thawed spinach or broccoli; stir and heat 5 minutes. Pour into greased 9x13 dish. Arrange 2 pints drained oysters on top; sprinkle with 1/4 cup parmesian cheese. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes. Serve with fruit.
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I purchased a small package before and loved the pickles they made, so I bought the larger container this time. I substitute stevia for the sugar and my diabetic stepfather can enjoy them also. Add a few hot peppers to the jar with the cukes and get a spicy/sweet mix. Love it and so easy. Much better than store bought.
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Hello Nantucket 33 owner "Aussie Trekker"
Would be interested in seeing photos of "Aussie Trekker", as I'm planning some similar changes to our boat. Photos of the cockpit hardtop, and dingy davits would be of particular interest. "Pisces Two", was I believe is an early model of the design, with teak decks, flush rear deck, and only three portlights per side. It was Taiwanese built by Ho-Shing, and shipped to England to be shown at the 1981 London boat show. it's really been around, and shows it in some respects, but is well worth the time and energy I'm putting into her. It's good to hear from other owners, as there are so few of them around, at least in eastern North America. Our email is
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What is Mike Love's net worth? Mike Love's net worth is $50 million dollars. Born in Los Angeles, California, Mike Love grew up spending time with his uncle, Murry Wilson, and singing with the Wilson family. He would go on to become part of the immensely popular band, The Beach Boys. He sang lead vocals on many of their early hits, including "Surfin' Safari", "Surfin' USA", "Shut Down", "Dance, Dance, Dance", and "California Girls". He also co-wrote most of their songs with Brian Wilson. He was known for his nasal vocal tone and for his interest and devotion to Transcendental Meditation. Though he attempted to launch a solo career after the dissolution of The Beach Boys, he was largely unsuccessful, and currently tours with The Beach Boys, which is made up of an entirely new group of musicians, except for him. He has been in and out of court over the years due to disputes about the ownership and authorship of many of The Beach Boys songs.
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San Antonio fire crews spent Friday morning battling a huge blaze on the city's northeast side. It took 100 firefighters to gain control of those flames. Now they are monitoring the situation - checking for hot spots so they don't reignite.
SAFD was called to the scene of the massive fire at OpTech Transportation Services warehouse at around 4:30 Friday morning.
Plumes of smoke rose into the skies above the 9500 block of Ball Street where the three-alarm fire took hold and completely destroyed the building.
Authorities say 40 units fought the flames at the location off I-35 and Loop 410. In addition to the building, big rigs and a brush fire were involved.
A security guard at the warehouse said he had been watching a movie when he saw something suspicious and went to investigate. He said he believes the flames may have ignited in an area where plastic pallets are stored. Those pallets served as fuel for the fire, said officials.
it just kept getting closer and closer, said a witness. The flames were so high, they kept having explosions after explosions. So we were pretty scared.
Normally firefighters like to surround and drown flames. But when they arrived at this fire they couldn't get to the south end of the site due to the railroad tracks. Union Pacific shut down rail traffic for about two hours. The first train passed through just before 8 a.m.
Hundreds of people were unable to get to the area for work. Many parked at Academy Sports off Loop 410 to wait it out. But this was an all-day event, so several businesses in the area just shut their doors for the day.
As a precaution, officials evacuated 113 people out of 65 rooms at a nearby Delta Inn. A Via bus was brought in to transport those people to a safer area.
One of the challenges for us right now is just the safety of the firefighters, says Fire Chief Charles Hood. At the tail end of an incident, when things start winding down it's not as dramatic. That's when people get hurt. So we want to make sure that our firefighters continue to be safe.
The San Antonio Fire Department has set up a fire watch - making sure nothing is smoldering inside the structure.
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Promising light middleweight Tony Hirsch has been added to the Settles Entertainment fight card headlined by Tyrone Brunson's attempt to break the world first round KO record this Saturday, October 13 at Chez Paree Club in Carter Lake, Iowa..
Hailing from the mean streets of Oakland, CA, Hirsch has won both of his professional contests since joining the paid ranks in June of this year and will square off over four scheduled rounds with Nebraska based journeyman Reuben Rodriguez, 3-6 (0), who has beaten two of the four undefeated fighters that he has faced.
Hirsch capped off his amateur career by winning a Gold Medal at the 2006 San Francisco Golden Gloves competition but the quick-fisted 23 year old also enjoyed success on a different field of play; as a member of the Arena Football League San Jose SaberCats, and was briefly with the NFL's Oakland Raiders before being beat out for the cornerback spot by Phillip Buchanon.
"After the Raiders, I just wanted to do something else," said Hirsch. "Arena football wants me back but I really want to make a career of boxing and I think that with my skills, I can do that."
Hirsch's manager Repo Ric has seen many talented prospects fail to make it through the crucial early stages of professional boxing during his career as promoter, manager, cut man and corner man but feels that Hirsch is different.
"At this stage, Tony needs more experience but I think he can be something special," said Repo. "He already has an ability that many fighters never develop and that is, he listens. He really listens and he learns; that is so important in this sport."
Another significant step in an early career is sparring with boxers who have already achieved success and to that end, Hirsch is developing quite nicely, working in the gym with the hottest super middleweight prospect in the world and America's only Olympic Gold Medal winner since 1996.
"I've been sparring a lot with Andre Ward," said the West Oakland native. "You can't get better than that and it's been a great experience. Andre is really talented and I've learned a lot, I just can't wait to get back in the ring."
Hirsch will get that opportunity next Saturday at the Club Chez Paree and has promoter Craig Settles to thank for that. "Tony is an exceptional athlete and his thrilling fighting style is something we felt we wanted on our fight card to support Tyrone Brunson's attempt at breaking the world record for first round knockouts," said Settles.
"This is a fight card that we feel will help bring boxing back in a big way to Iowa and the Omaha, Nebraska area, which is really a great fight town. It's been a long time since there's been a fighter with Brunson's power and skill and soon he's going to have a world record to prove that."
Settles Entertainment presents "Do Or Die", an exciting night of boxing headlined by undefeated middleweight Tyrone Brunson, supported by a full undercard, at the Chez Paree Club, located at 1313 Locust Street, in Carter Lake, Iowa on Saturday, October 13, 2007.
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Madison Bumgarner went seven innings, Buster Posey hit a two-run homer and the Giants downed the Astros, 5-1, in the opener of a three-game series.
Bumgarner (11-5) allowed just two hits -- including a seventh-inning homer to Chris Snyder -- while striking out five and walking two. He improved to 7-1 at AT&T Park on the season.
"It's pretty incredible what he does and the poise he has out there," said Giants manager Bruce Bochy. "For most of the pitching staff and the players, you're always gonna be a little bit more comfortable here and you usually do pitch better at home."
Posey's blast came in the first inning while Joaquin Arias and Justin Christian both added an RBI in the second for the Giants, who had lost seven of nine prior to the All-Star break.
Wandy Rodriguez (7-7) took the loss for the Astros, giving up four runs on seven hits over six innings.
Angel Pagan, who capped the scoring with a sac fly on the heels of Pablo Sandoval's triple in the eighth, led off the second inning with a base hit. Brandon Belt followed with a single before Arias delivered an RBI grounder to left field. Christian's groundout two batters later made it 4-0.
"They squeezed out some hits and squeezed out the early runs," said Snyder.
Javier Lopez, Sergio Romo and Santiago Casilla combined for two scoreless innings of relief in the win.
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Bumgarner is 15-2 over his last 18 starts at AT&T Park...He has gone at least six innings in all but two starts this season...Rodriguez has gone at least five innings in 48 consecutive starts, marking the longest active streak in the National League.
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Ledyard - In one last effort to display the state of their police station before the town decides whether to build a $6.4 million new one, the department hosted a two-day open house.
Few showed, said Lt. Michael Finkelstein, who led a couple tours of the building. But those who did seemed in agreement after following him through the dingy, narrow hallways and cramped office spaces.
"They were like, 'wow, this place is awful,'" he said.
No one seems to disagree with the assessment that the police station on Lorenz Industrial Parkway is in a state of disrepair, ill-suited to officers' and the town's needs. But as the May 21 referendum looms, qualms remain about the price tag and the proposed location of the new building, slated to stand next to Town Hall at the site of the old Ledyard firehouse. But situating the proposed building there ratcheted up the cost slightly.
The spot was ultimately selected from three possibilities because of its visibility and centralized location. Ever since the police department left its former spot in Ledyard Center, Finkelstein said he's fielded complaints from residents about the current site, set back from Route 117.
The building, parts of which date back to the 19th century, was never meant to be a police station, Finkelstein said. It had been converted from stables into office space when Ledyard police moved in from the Town Hall Annex in 1995.
The problems are many, mostly to do with space and layout. Small rooms have yielded haphazard record storage, with files squeezed into spots throughout the building. Poor drainage has caused flooding from time to time. There is no real lobby. Offices are spaced far apart in meandering hallways.
The room that houses the bulk of the station's technology - servers, radio systems, parts of the 911 system - is more like a closet. When it began to overheat, the state mandated that the town install air conditioning; and when the new state 911 system was initially installed, part of the machinery had to be placed in the custodian's office for lack of space.
The architect who has sketched plans for the new station - and who has built dozens of other police stations around New England - has called it a "woefully inadequate" space.
"The physical layout isn't conducive to the flow and function of police work," Finkelstein said.
As for heating and cooling issues and other various maintenance needs, Mayor John Rodolico has said that it would take upwards of $250,000 next year to bring the facility up to "some level of adequacy."
The new building's plans call for about 12,000 square feet of space - compared to the old building's about 7,000 square feet - in two stories. While the price stands at $6.4 million, Finkelstein said there's about $500,000 worth of contingency costs built in, and the Municipal Building Committee could further decrease the price after approval.
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Saving the environment..... all kinds of film washing puts chemicals in the seewage, mainly thiosulphates, the goal is for it all to end there, so there's little difference between washing methods.
However, since fresh water is valuable in most of this world (save for Norway where I live and it's raining most every day....), environnmentally friendly will be saving water as much as possible.
The Ilford method saves water, I use a little better, instead of 3 changes of water I use 7. I use about 4,5 litres per tank, i.e. 2,25 litres per film.
Compare that to constant flow, most will use about 1 litre per minute, hence 30 to 60 litres per tank and 60 to 15 litres per film, depending on 1 or 2 films per tank. I say that 30 minutes wash, constant flow is not enough for archival purposes. At least 60 minutes is required. My films from the 1960's is testimony to that, most washed in running water for 1 hour or more have survived, a few, hastily washed in less time have gly stains and spots.
But consider this, one can be even more thrifty with my adapted Ilford method!
Consider two tanks developed at the same time, 2 films in each. 4 films in all.
Fixer has a thio concentration of 1/4, in the tank is always about 1/20 of the total volume left when draining a tank....
So concentration after first wash is 1/4*1/20 = 1/80, second wash is 1/1600 and so on, Ilfords method says that about 1/32000 concentration is *enough* (I happen to slightly disagree there.....)
In the wash, first start with tank#1, first water is flushed down the drain, second water is used as first water in tank#2. Go on for 7 changes of fresh water in tank#1, use this water in tank#2, and finish with to changes of fresh water in tank#2.
You have now washed 4 films to archival standards with just 5,2 litres of water! That is less than 1/25th of what running water would use. With less concentration than running water, running water always leaves a gradient, i.e. the only way to rid Thio is to dump out everything and put in all new, fresh water....
Thio concentration in tank#1 is theoretically down to better than 1/500 000 000 concentration after 7 changes, and tank#2 is even better than that, after 8 changes, closer to 1/10 000 000 000 .
The numbers adds up quickly with this method.
It is safe to say theres no Thio or other chemicals left after 7 changes of water! What comes out in the end is drinking water with a little film-base effluents in it.


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TOLLGATE, Ore. — Searchers have found the body of a Walla Walla boy missing since Saturday near Tollgate.
The Union County Sheriff's Office confirmed that Nathan Cain, 13, had been discovered. The boy became separated from his father, Jim Cain, and his father's two friends during a cross-country skiing trip.
The find was a grim ending to a search effort that started today near the Andies Prairie Sno-Park area. According to the boy's mother, Cheryl Cain, crews were tackling a 4-square-mile areas near Andies Peak, which was an estimated two miles south of Spout Springs Ski Resort.
2:15 p.m. UPDATE -Union County Sheriff reports that the body of Nathan Cain has been found. More info to come.
TOLLGATE, Ore. -- Family and friends of a missing Walla Walla boy were joined by law enforcement and search and rescue crews this morning near the Andies Prairie Sno-Park area to resume a search.
They are entering day three of looking for 13-year-old Nathan Cain, who got separated from his father and his father's two friends while cross-country skiing in the area about 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Cain is a seventh-grade student at Rogers Adventist School in College Place. His parents are Cheryl and Jim Cain of Walla Walla.
This morning, Cheryl Cain said search crews would be tackling a 4-square-mile area near Andies Prairie, which she estimated to be about two miles south of Spout Springs Ski Resort.
The Union County Search and Rescue Team has been working with the Union County Sheriff's Office since Saturday. The Umatilla County and Baker County sheriff's offices were called in to assist in the search. Several volunteer skiers also are helping.
Cheryl Cain said the first search group of the day headed out about 8 a.m. She said her husband and friends spent several hours looking for Nathan initially Saturday, but called for help when Nathan couldn't be located. That search team arrived about 6 p.m. Saturday and worked into the night, and apparently found tracks indicating where Nathan had been.
"They could see where they (his father and friends) searched for him, and he was in those tracks later in the day," Cain said.
Cheryl Cain said many more people arrived to resume the search Sunday.
This morning, she counted at least 24 search-and-rescue vehicles.
"We've got a lot of volunteers," Cain said. "They're on snowmobiles, cross country skis and snow treads."
The Union County Sheriff's Office said they received the 911 call about 5 p.m. Saturday, with reports of a cross-country skier missing in the Horseshoe Prairie Nordic Ski Area northwest of Elgin on Highway 204.
A military helicopter unit from the Oregon National Guard was called in to conduct sweeps of the area. The unit is expected to resume assistance today, along with an Oregon State Police plane, Union County Sheriff Boyd Rasmussen said in a news release.
The promise of mild temperatures and sunny skies is part of what drew Jim Cain and his son to ski Saturday. Cheryl Cain said Nathan wore just jeans and two sweatshirts, because of highs expected in the 40s during the day. The warm weather is now offering favorable conditions to conduct the search.
Temperatures have dipped to the 20s at night, but the family is confident of Nathan's chances.
"Everyone is pretty much ubpeat," said Bob Nelson of Union County Search and Rescue. "We have positive expectations."
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Since the days of Ronald Reagan conservatives have been broadcasting this faith from radio and TV studios, pulpits, and lecturns across the country. In Oklahoma, despite what is now happening throughout the global economy, faith in the "invisible hand" is as prevalent as faith in God -- and some no doubt think that the two are one and the same. No state in the union has more faith in Reagan's mythology about the "magic of the markets."
I encourage my fellow Oklahomans, and anyone else who might be interested, to read Kevin Phillips' new book, Bad Money. Kevin Phillips was the GOP's principal electoral theoretician during the Nixon and Reagan eras. He provides some revealing insights about the "invisible hands" that have been guiding the American economy since the days of Ronald Reagan:
Part of what Bad Money deals with . . . is the financial sector's massive use of private debt and leverage during the 1990s and then again in the first decade of the twenty-first century to expand its size, global reach, and extraordinary profitability. This is less a market-based Adam Smith brand of triumph than a mercantilist joint venture with U.S. government authority, strategic direction, funding support, and periodic Federal Reserve or U.S. Treasury bailouts of overextended financial institutions. . . .Here's more:
Some have labeled these apparent policies the "socialization of risk" or "Wall Street socialism." I think the better explanation is that elements of the U.S. government decided, back in the late 1980s, that finance, not manufacturing or high technology, had to be the sector on which Washington would place its strategic chips -– would "pick as a winner" in the parlance of that era. Farms and factories were expendable, but certain banks and other financial institutions could not be allowed to fail. The coordinating body, handed its government franchise in 1988, following the October 1987 stock market crash, was the President's Working Group on Financial Markets, built around the secretary of the treasury and the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Its existence has never been secret, only the record of its discussions and the nature of its occasional interventions in the financial markets. [pp. xiii-xiv]
I wrote back in 1994 that "the investment community also buzzed with another rumor that the Federal Reserve, sheltered in the secrecy of its unsupervised, free from audit status, had gone even further by quietly buying S&P futures to prop up the stock market on critical days." Actually, what would later be nicknamed the Plunge Protection Team may have been sheltering such activity behind something far more reassuring: stated but imprecise presidential authority, contained in a proclamation establishing the President's Working Group on Financial Markets issued by Ronald Reagan on March 18, 1988, four months after the October 1987 crash. The secretary of the treasury and the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board were the designated big hitters, but others -– the several stock market chief executives, for example, and the president of the New York Federal Reserve Board -– could be added to the attendees as needed. . . .And more:
Just how much power the Working Group was allowed to exercise was never publicly made clear. . . . [p. 58]
After the financial markets' narrow escape in the stock market crash of 1987, some kind of high level decision seems to have been reached in Washington to loosely institutionalize a rescue mechanism for the stock market akin to that pursued on an ad hoc basis (by the Fed and the U.S. Treasury) to safeguard major U.S. banks from exposure to domestic and foreign loan and currency crises. Thus the coinage of the phrase "financial mercantilism." For Washington to have made such a tentative choice in 1988 was momentous. Finance became the chosen sector of the U.S. economy -– the one that would be protected and promoted because it would be too important to fail. Manufacturing would receive no such help, however excited members of Congress might get from time to time. [p. 60]Doesn't it make your heart feel good to know how Reagan entrusted our nation's entire economic well-being to the "invisible hands" of those "conservative" free-market financiers and Wall Street executives?


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Functional significance of best-match pathways infly Functional enrichment (a) and expression coherency (b) of fly best-match pathways obtained by QPath compared to fly pathways that are not the result of a query. x-axis: Fraction of best-match pathways in fly. y-axis in (a): Fraction of functionally enriched pathways out of the set of pathways determined by x. y-axis in (b): Mean expression coherency of the pathways determined by x. The random pathway curves show the mean and standard deviation of the functional enrichment and expression coherency computed for random choices of pathway sets in fly.
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On 7 March 2012, Pia Ahrenkilde Hansen, EC Spokesperson, participated in a press conference, in Brussels. On this occasion, she announced that the European Commission has decided on further steps following Hungary's reply to three letters of formal notice of 17 January 2012 and their legal analysis.
The promise to change Hungary's legislation affecting the independence of the Central Bank addresses some of the key concerns of the Commission. Now, Hungary needs to flesh out these commitments and provide evidence through new legislation. Hungary also needs to provide additional commitments and further clarifications. Depending on this additional evidence and information, the Commission will decide the next steps.
At the same time, the Commission still has concerns about measures affecting the judiciary and the independence of the country's data protection supervisor. The Commission has thus decided to send Hungary two reasoned opinions – the second stage under EU infringement proceedings after which the matter may be referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union – and two administrative letters. The reasoned opinions concern the independence of the data protection authority and measures regarding the retirement age of judges – which would lead to the anticipated retirement of 274 judges and public prosecutors. The two administrative letters are seeking further clarifications regarding the independence of the judiciary and the independence of the Central Bank.
On 1 January 2012, a new Constitution and a number of cardinal laws entered into force in Hungary. The European Commission immediately conducted a full legal analysis of the final versions of the new provisions and their compatibility with European Union Treaties and decided to launch three accelerated infringement procedures.


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A report released by the California Department of Water Resources concludes that groundwater levels throughout the state have reached all-time historic lows and that many areas lack adequate groundwater monitoring. Gov. Brown's Jan. 17 Emergency Drought Proclamation required DWR to report on groundwater shortages and gaps in monitoring at the statewide level. Sustainable groundwater management has become a key priority of the Governor's office, and the 2014-15 budget, potential groundwater legislation, and DWR's report demonstrate the intensified focus on this critical resource. DWR will conduct intensive outreach and provide technical assistance to local agencies to increase groundwater monitoring.
Conclusions of DWR's Report:
1) Groundwater levels throughout the state have reached all-time historic lows.
2) Areas throughout the state lack adequate groundwater monitoring.
In preparing its report, DWR analyzed data from the CASGEM Program, the Water Data Library groundwater database, the draft Bulletin 160 California Water Plan Update 2013, and the well drillers' logs submitted to DWR. DWR is also working with NASA and the NOAA to evaluate land subsidence and agricultural land fallowing using satellite monitoring.
Groundwater pumping is expected to increase throughout the summer as the effects of this year's drought continue to manifest. Increased pumping can create dry wells, land subsidence, decreased water quality, saline intrusion, and stream depletion. Groundwater rights can also be threatened as competing demands vie for a limited supply.
DWR is required to issue a follow-up report by Nov. 30. That report will address areas where the drought has had significant impacts on groundwater resources.
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The Trimble County School Board voted last Wednesday to discontinue the varsity football program. Superintendent J.W. Sachleben said the decision was based on a lack of interest in football among the available male students and not enough numbers to play the game. During last year's season, several of the players quit, a couple of the team's best players were forced to the sidelines because of injuries and as a result the varsity roster dropped to only 12 players. Two games were cancelled.
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Robin Green is a writer and producer. She worked extensively on the HBO series The Sopranos. She was a creator and executive producer for Blue Bloods.
Early life[edit]
A Rhode Island native,[1] Robin Green earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in American Literature from Pembroke College in Brown University, and a Master of Fine Arts from the Iowa Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa.[1]
In 1968, Green worked as Marvel Comics' secretary-receptionist and "Gal Friday" for editor-in-chief Stan Lee.[2] After moving on to become a magazine journalist in such publications as Rolling Stone, Green worked variously as a waitress,[citation needed] a magazine editor,[citation needed] a ditch digger,[citation needed] a computer programmer,[citation needed] an elevator operator in a meat-packing plant,[citation needed] and as a Specialist Four, US Army.[citation needed]
Upon entering the television industry as a writer, Green wrote and produced for such series as Northern Exposure, A Year in the Life and Almost Grown, and wrote the Showtime TV movie Critical Choices.[citation needed]
In 2010 Green worked as an executive consultant and writer on the second season of police drama Southland.
Personal life[edit]
Green is married to her The Sopranos co-writer Mitchell Burgess.[3][4]
Green won an Emmy Award and two Golden Globe Awards for her work on the CBS series Northern Exposure. She was awarded the 2001 and 2003 Emmys for Best Writing of a Drama Series for episodes of The Sopranos, as well as in 2004 for Outstanding Drama Series. In addition she has won two Peabody Awards and a Golden Globe for that show.
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- ^ Green, Robin, "Face Front! Clap Your Hands, You're on the Winning Team!", Rolling Stone #91, September 16, 1971, via "Green Skin's Grab-Bag" (fan site) (Archive.org archive): "It was three ago that I went to work at Marvel Comics. I replaced Flo [Steinberg], whose place I really couldn't take. Fabulous Flo Steinberg, as she was known to her public, was as much an institution in Marvel's Second Golden Age as Editor Stan (The Man) Lee himself".
- ^ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/interviews/2011/02/18/interview-blue-bloods-executive-producers-leonard-goldberg-and-robin-green-409005/20110218_bluebloods/
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Dent Things to Do
We actually had no idea whether we could get to this cave, how large or if we would be able to get in it, having simply spotted it on the OS Landranger map.
We took the road just outside Dent southwards, a magnificent road taking us ever upwards. Eventually we reached Kingsdale Head cottages and knew we were getting close. Kingsdale is renowned for it's pot holes and caves which are liberally scattered throughout this area. We recognised we were in the right place, with a woodland off to our right and a layby for parking. Just as we parked up, a family with torches arrived and yes, the cave was just up the track and was perfectly ok to enter. We followed them in as we had no illumination ourselves and by torchlight, we were over-awed at the sheer size and majesty of the cave. It looked huge, but more impressivley there was a river flowing straight through but not emerging at the cave entrance. Apparently there is also a waterfall somewhere inside but unfortunately, it was not wise for us to proceed any further without our own illumination. We can't wait to return....
The cave used to be a show cave in Victorian times but the only remains of those days are a couple of concrete steps leading in.
Yordas is a Viking word for underground river.
Disappointingly, the flash didn't work on our camera so I have no photos of the interior.Related to:
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Whilst out and about in Dentdale, you cannot fail to miss a couple of magnificent viaducts on the settle to Carlisle railway line, Arten Gill and Dent Head. These are located between Blea Moor tunnel and Dent station and are mightily impressive.
We stopped at Dent head viaduct and got out to have a closer look. I was absolutely astounded at the size of this feat of engineering, built between 1869 and 1875 for the Midland Railway.Ten arches spanning 199 yards and towering at 100 feet high, who could fail to be impressed?
We noticed the drain pipes running down the pillars to allow water to run off. We also noted what a beautiful place to camp!! A footpath appeared to pass this way.Related to:
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Dent station is Britain's highest, at over 1500 feet above sea level and is spectacularly located up a very steep and winding road, 4.5 miles east of Dent.It is on the famous Settle to Carlisle line, which passes through some of England's finest scenery and serves some of the more remote places like Dent and Garsdale Head. The line originally closed in 1970, as did so many others, but after much protesting, was re-opend in 1986 and today, six trains in each direction run on Saturdays, three on Sundays and five on weekdays.
The station is immaculately kept, all neat and tidy and pretty as a picture, despite it's wild and rugged surroundings, making it feel like an oasis in a desert.There is even a flower bed with "Dent" spelled out in flowers.The main station building is privately owned and available as a holiday let.
We sat on the platform seat, drinking our coffee and taking in the atmosphere just as it started to rain. We were too early to see a train, there wasn't one due for an hour! Still, it was well worth the visit!Related to:
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Dent Restaurants
Although everything about these tea rooms says "Yorkshire", they are actually in Cumbria, but only just. The Dales Way and Yorkshire Dales Cycle Way pass closeby, and the tea rooms are very popular with walkers and cyclists.
Heathers tea room is famed for its delicious home baking and good, wholesome food which is freshly cooked on the premises using locally sourced produce.
The tea room and B&B are a washed 17th Century listed building composed of two old cottages, with flagstone floors, cast iron ranges and pine tables. In addition to good food and comfortable accommodation, Stone Close doubles as a National Park information point and Heather and her partner Mick are always on hand, eager to impart their knowledge of local walks and places of interest.
Favorite Dish: Good range of vegi food, such as Mushroom and Tomato Layer or Quiche of the day.
Dent Transportation
We had arrived in Dentdale by motorhome and had no intention of travelling any further in it. The roads are all narrow and large vehicles are advised not to travel through the village of Dent. Off came the motorbike, on went the helmets and away we went.
A motorbike is a great way to get around these narrow roads, it's easy to pull up and take photos whenever you want, unlike being in a car and restricted to being able to park. I always carry the camera over my shoulder, close at hand whilst travelling by motorbike and stop at every opportunity.
Naturally, if it rains, we get wet but we do always have full waterproofs at hand. We also carry a flask of coffee, a bottle of water and binoculars.
Dentdale is extremely popular with motorbikers, the campsites bearing evidence to this fact but strangely, I think we only passed a couple whilst out and about. Obviously all taken different routes at different times!!Related to:
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Dent Shopping
Stop at the Dent Stores, which is a traditional village store selling everything and anything that you might need.
There is also a cafe right next door.
What to buy: Among other things, the stuff to look out for is beer from the local Dent Brewery, and also the distinctively blue glazed pottery from Dent Pottery.
What to pay: The pottery is very reasonable.
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Favorite thing: Scenery in Dentdale is typical of most Yorkshire Dales landscapes, but perhaps a little wilder. Rolling fells dotted with stone barns on the upper reaches, with lush pastureland bordered by dry stone walls in the valley. The River Dee meanders all the way along the valley bottom, forming occassional waterfalls over the natural stone steps.You could be convinced the river bed is man-made in parts but it's all down to nature. Numerous streams run into the Dee and the valley can be a wet place after prolonged rainfall. Having said this, the river is quick to dry out in a dry spell.
Woodland is sparse but mainly deciduous and along the riverside.
Fondest memory: I just love rivers so the fact that a river runs all the way along the valley with lots of footpaths, is a bonus to me.Related to:
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