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SEBASTIAN — Although it's been open less than a month, a restaurant located within the Fisherman's Landing complex at the Working Waterfront in Sebastian is already causing controversy along Indian River Drive.
Neighbors and other business owners say that the new "Fisherman's Landing" restaurant is in violation of the Stan Mayfield Working Waterfront grant that was used to pay for the riverfront renewal project.
"In our interpretation, it is not at all in compliance with the Working Waterfront grant," said John Campbell, the co-owner of Suzi's Tiki Bar, a neighbor to the south. "This project was not supposed to be any competition to us. It was supposed to be a snack bar and an educational venue, not a full service restaurant. It has absolutely nothing to do with education."
The 1.4-acre Fisherman's Landing site, in the 1500 block of Indian River Drive, was purchased by the city in 2010 for $2.3 million. About $2.07 million came from the state's Stan Mayfield Working Waterfront Grant program. The city provided the remaining money from its Community Redevelopment Area fund.
The Stan Mayfield Working Waterfront grant was designed to provide funding to purchase land that would be used for commercial fishing, aquaculture, education or businesses directly related to the fishing industry. An ancillary and limited food service outlet is permitted under the grant's parameters.
The city entered into a public-private partnership with a non-profit group called Fisherman's Landing Sebastian, which leased the site from the city. The group then subleased out the 2,182 square foot restaurant space, which was formerly called Hurricane Harbor, to the McManus family for $2,000 a month.
Sebastian City Manager Al Minner said that the eatery was intended to be limited in service, menu and seating, with approximately six tables. But the new table-service restaurant is operating with nine tables inside and ample dining space on two outside decks. It also has a full-service bar and is offering entertainment on weekends.
"It is very puzzling to us," said Campbell, who represents a group of about 15 local business owners who are calling themselves the "Sebastian Taxpayer Alliance." They've made the restaurant and bar the main focus of the Hurricane Harbor site instead of education."
Minner agrees that the educational part of Fisherman's Landing is lacking, but said that the project is still a work in progress. He anticipates that as the entire project is completed with refurbishment of the fish house, docks, ice house and other parts, the scale of the eatery will seem smaller, bringing the complete project within the parameters of the grant.
In the meantime, Minner said Fisherman's Landing has been put on notice to make some operation modifications which include keeping tables/seats limited; finishing the museum portion of the facility; and better delineating the eatery from the common areas of the building. He said that the City Council will address the matter at its next meeting on Sept. 28.
"It's not fair to run this out on a rail just yet," said Minner. "But I'm concerned that the perception is that the activities are outside the scope of what's permitted under the grant. At the end of the day, the city needs to make sure we're in compliance with the grant and that everyone's reasonable expectations are met."
Attorney Rich Stringer is representing Fisherman's Landing Sebastian in its lease with the city for the site. In a letter to Minner, Stringer said that any problems the city has with operations must be addressed with his client, not the vendors who are operating at the site.
Campbell said that the taxpayer alliance has hired an attorney and is prepared to pursue legal action if the city does not comply with the terms of the grant.
"If this is handled wrong, we, as the City of Sebastian, could lose the right to get government grants," said Campbell. "This is more than just some bars and restaurants complaining about competition."
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I have been wondering about the delay between assembly of the modular oven components the application of FB mortar and the start of curing. In the included instructions it says to wait a week or so before curing while the FB mortar says wait overnight after application prior to curing schedule. Do I have to wait 1 week before I start the curing schedule with a modular oven ?
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I have modified the approach somewhat. I have been using lump/hardwood charcoal to cure during the week. I will then ramp it up this weekend when I can tend to it.
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The top third of the oven walls are going to get way hotter than the rest of the oven. This inevitably results in uneven expansion resulting in stresses and sometimes cracks. The faster you cure the more likely these stresses are to result in cracking. During curing the difference in temps betwwen the top of the dome and the bottom are extreme. The top may have cleared ( carbon burnt off 300C+) while the base of the dome is struggling to reach 180 C ( Americans do the temp conversions- approx.- double) This is because the water has been driven off the top of the dome and the temp there will start to increase rapidly while the lower dome walls are still busy purging themselves of water. Back off and let the temps equalize and also let the moisture migrate evenly through the whole dome. What this means in practise is that you should take the curing fires slowly to avoid damage to the refractory and avoid flames that hit the top of the dome. Slow and steady wins the race.
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I guess that is why I have been using the charcoal...no flames licking the dome and oven temp with door closed of about 300F at day three...have spread out the charcoal from rt to left across the floor in a crescent shape. Dome is still pitch black.
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- three frozen bananas
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it looks so delicious...and Looks so easy also to do !ReplyDelete
This looks awesome and so simple.ReplyDelete
I just a bowl a few hours ago, same way with three bananas. It is so delicious and simple...a keeper for sure !ReplyDelete
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Do you have to use a blender? Would a processor work?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, a food processor will work great too! I will add that to the recipe, thank you. Enjoy your ice cream. :)Delete
Thank you for this. I love it. I made it regularly now, after finding it here a couple of months ago. I keep bananas in the freezer so I can whip it up in a couple of minutes!ReplyDeleteReplies
Perfect...great habit! Cheers :)Delete
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Ijust made it! Im new at eating raw, and this ice cream hit the spot. Loved it!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I tried this, but my ninja couldn't take the bananas without a little liquid and so I added enough almond milk to make it come together, also added a dash of agave, it was perfect! tasted like a raw/ healthy frosty!ReplyDelete
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'Leonie' review: Film uncovers the mother behind the artist
Rare is the artist who drops into the culture, fully formed and utterly self-created. There were influences, nature and nurture, that shaped them.
That's what the new film "Leonie" is about. Leonie Gilmour wasn't a great artist. She took up with a writer and edited him into near-greatness. He then scurried back to Japan and married somebody else.
But the child from that union became sculptor and landscape architect Isamo Noguchi, one of the major figures in 20th century art.
"Leonie," starring Emily Mortimer as Noguchi's mom, must qualify as the oddest "woman ahead of her time" bio-drama in living memory. Here was an early 20th century alumnus of Bryn Mawr and the Sorbonne who never had much of a career herself, but whose influence came from a child she had outside of a conventional marriage and outside the racial boundaries of her day.
In 1901, she responds to an "editor needed" ad. A poet, Yone Noguchi, placed it. He needs someone to edit a book, "American Diary of a Japanese Girl." He's young, handsome, uncertain of his English, but enthusiastic. And he's presumptuous. He shows her his press clippings, reviews of his poetry.
"VERY impressive," Noguchi ( Shidô Nakamura) says of himself.
Leonie takes the job, polishes Noguchi's novel into proper English and helps him pitch it to publishers. Naturally, or rather abruptly, they become lovers, thanks to his scribbling "Leonie Gilmour is my wife" on a piece of paper. And the book's a hit.
"In this country," he purrs, "you are my voice."
But things go south from there. Their difficult relationship, not helped by the fact that she must stay in the shadows while he is feted by the rich and famous, worsens.
In flashbacks, we see the promise of Leonie's academic life, meet a favored classmate ( Christine Hendricks of "Mad Men") and discover Leonie's curiosity about the world, and Asia in particular. She has lived her life by one rule -- "Don't bore me by being ordinary." She certainly isn't.
When Noguchi, worried over racism directed at Japanese after his country's victory in the Russo-Japanese war, returns to Japan, a pregnant Leonie vows to go there herself. After her son is born, she does just that, adjusting to the alarmingly sexist culture, to Yone's aloof treatment of her, learning the customs and slowly befriending the locals.
All the while, she is shaping her boy to be what she always wanted to be -- an artist.
"Our children carry our wishes to the future," she says. And there's no point in the kid even considering another field to work in. His die is cast.
"Leonie" is a bit of a muddle, a star vehicle for Mortimer that focuses so heavily on her character that its bigger impact is diminished. But veteran director Hisako Matsui ("Yukie") has done this culture-clash thing before, and never goes wrong focusing on carefully observed recreations of American life at the turn of the 20th century, and the feudal, restrictive Japan that the willful Leonie makes her way to.
And that's pretty much enough. No matter how great her ambitions, no matter how little she was able to accomplish under her own name in her own time, here was a woman history remembers simply through the force of her personality and the simple courage it took to be ahead of her time.
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2.5 stars (Grade: C-plus)
Cast: Emily Mortimer, Kazuko Yoshiyuki, Shidô Nakamura, Christina Hendricks
Directed by Hisako Matsui, written by Hisako Matsui and David Wiener. A Monterey Media release.
Running time: 1:38
MPAA rating: PG-13 for brief sexuality, partial nudity and brief language
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Sharks and Cannonballs - Battlefield 4: Naval Strike Preview
Chris Watters takes on the new carrier assault mode, fires pirate cannons, spots a shark, and jumps over an airplane with a hovercraft.
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Love the "for more budda budda budda " line! Funny !
Has anybody actually been able to download it yet? It says it's out today but I can't find it in the PSN store.
The most important question was not answered, is the shark AI as good as fish AI in CoD?
Battlefield 4 is like a strip club, seducing, shiny, but after a night out you just feel like you wasted a part of your soul in a foul place.
thank god i didn´t waste money on bf4. bf3 was ruined by lock on weapons and bf4 i don´t even have words for the retarded amount of lock on weapons and how badly they ruin battlefield games.
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Great preview vid. Will definitely give this map pack a test drive can't wait.
Informative vid, thanks Chris! I already have these paid for so I might as well take a look, this video gave me a better impression than I was expecting. I was afraid they might make it too focused on water combat (even for Naval Strike.... it wouldn't be that fun with the limited selection of boats and being unable to move while aboard them), but it seems to strike a nice balance.
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Australian distie DPSA has fattened its distributor bag of goodies by signing two new vendors.
The company has been appointed the sole Australian distributor of Zellabox's range of micro data centres, and will also distribute Talariax's sendQuick SMS Servers.
The Zellabox micro data centres are complete 'data-centre-in-a-box' solutions that are air-tight and self-contained. They have been designed for a range of environments such as remote locations, industrial sites and offices with open floor plans.
Talariax's sendQuick SMS Server, meanwhile, is a plug-and-play appliance for sending and receiving SMS alerts to mobile phones. It is able to support SNMP Traps, syslog and email, making it suitable for data centre, IT infrastructure, IT management and security infrastructure.
DPSA's CEO Jacques Tesson said both manufacturers were "a really good fit" for the distributor's existing offerings, which focus on the design and distribution of physical infrastructure solutions for data centres and server rooms.
Tesson said he expected the newly acquired products to open up new markets to DPSA's resellers, especially in mining, health, education and banking.
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Dr. Bowden is the Robert and Genevieve Patrick Professor in Watershed Science and Planning in the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Vermont. He teaches undergraduate courses in the Environmental Sciences curriculum and graduate courses in the Aquatic of Ecology and Watershed sciences curriculum at the University of Vermont. He is the Director of the Vermont Water Resources in Lake Studies Center and leads the Vermont component of the Northeastern States Research Cooperative.Dr. Bowden's research interests focus on the interactions among land use, land cover, and water resources. He has conducted research on wetland, terrestrial, and aquatic ecosystems in temperate, tropical, and arctic biomes and has been involved with strategic planning in universities and in government agencies.His current research projects focus on the effects of exurban development on stormwater runoff in Vermont and on climate change impacts in the arctic. Dr. Bowden is active in national and international programs to that seek to integrate science in resource management decision making, including the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) program, Hydrology for Environment Life and Policy (HELP), the National Environmental Observatory Network (NEOaN), and the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH).
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Noelia Lorenzo Monge is a Pueto Rican pop singer who first shot to fame in 1999. The sophisticated star has her own recipe for glamour and style and is never one afraid to take a risk. Her self-titled debut album became a gold album in the United States and throughout her career, as well as winning a Latin Billboard, has also had ten Latin Billboard Top 40 hits. The release of said album saw a debut performance at Madison Square Garden in New York and has now sold a total of 4 million copies. The follow up came a year later in 2000, Golpeando Fuerte, with a third, Natural, in 2003.
Throughout her career, Noelia's music has spread across the world, picking up a number of awards in Europe – including in Italy where she was named International Singer of The Year. Top singles include the Latin influenced and contagious rhythms of tracks like 'Tu' and 'Como Duele' whilst Noelia is also known for her intimate online concerts, which have achieved more than 3.5 million viewers in the past – a record for any Hispanic country. So too has Noelia been on the cover of several prestigious magazines including People en Espanol, Maxim Espanol USA, Maxim Mexico and H for Man. The first of those magazines also named her one of the 50 most beautiful people in the Latin Music industry.


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Jason Paul Curtis to Release Christmas CD LOVERS HOLIDAY, 11/16
New Christmas CD: JASON PAUL CURTIS "Lovers Holiday" is set for release on November 16, 2012. Featuring JASON PAUL CURTIS on vocals and the "Swinglab", with John Dahlman on bass, Woody Hume on drums and Ray Mabalot on piano.
Plus the "Swing Machine", featuring Chris Walker, Paul Murtha, Mike Barber, Geoff Peterson and Laura Peterson on trumpet; Ricky Parrell, Pete BarenBregge, Andrew Snapp, Dave Schiff and FrEd Koch on saxophone; Doug Elliot, Rick Lillard, Jerry O'Sullivan and Jeff Bonk on trombone; Dallas Smith on bass; Wade Beach on piano; Charlie Thomas on guitar; and Jeff Johnson on drums.
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1. Our Time of Year (Jason Paul Curtis)
2. Let it Snow (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne)
3. Christmas Time is Here (Vince Guaraldi)
4. Good This Year (Jason Paul Curtis)
5. Blue Friday (Jason Paul Curtis)
6. Lovers Holiday (Jason Paul Curtis)
7. You'd be So Nice to Come Home To (Cole Porter)
8. In the Still of the Night (Cole Porter)
9. I've Got My Love to Keep me Warm (Irving Berlin)
10. You're Something (Steve Allen)
11. Winter Wind (Jason Paul Curtis)
12. The Christmas Waltz (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne)
"Lovers Holiday" was born of necessity for new Christmas songs. Swinglab (pianist, Ray Mabalot, bassist, John Dahlman and drummer, Woody Hume and vocalist, Jason Paul Curtis) played four nights a week the month of December, 2011, to sprawling Christmas crowds at Washington DC's National Harbor. They soon learned that an hour set of Christmas jazz standards (great as they be) ran a little thin after the first "Winter Wonderland". By mixing in standards, especially ones with wintery lyrics, the quartet struck a fresh, balanced balance that both adults and kids could listen to for hours.
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just started an automatic update V7R1 -> V7R2 from image catalog
which fails. Manual mode update works...
Last week, an automatic update V6R1-> V7R2 worked well. (both 2929
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Anyone tried the same and ran into this error?
while loading QSYS objects, message "Unexpected error condition"
occurs. Tried this two times then switched to manual method as I
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NDFSK communique on celebration events
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The Central Committee of the National Democratic Front of South Korea (NDFSK) on October 23 published a communique on events which were splendidly held to congratulate General Kim Jong Il on his election as General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, the Seoul-based radio Voice of National Salvation reported. The communique said that upon hearing the happy news of Kim Jong Il's election as WPK General Secretary, south Korea as a whole has been filled with great emotion and joy and inhabitants celebrated this great auspicious event with deep reverence for and loyalty to him as the biggest national festival, the greatest honor in the nation's 5,000-year long history. On October 10, the NDFSK Central Committee held a welcome meeting, at which speakers said the reunification of the country and prosperity of the nation are surely promising as there is General Kim Jong Il at the head of the revolution for accomplishing the Juche cause. And they expressed the resolution to hold him in higher esteem and follow him to the last as the sun of the nation and add fuel to the flames of nationwide anti-U.S., anti-dictatorial national salvation struggle for victory of the revolutionary movement and national reunification. Celebration functions were sponsored by NDFSK organizations and patriotic groups, at which speakers stressed the whole world is seething with honor and happiness of having the General as WPK General Secretary. They said this is natural practice because he has distinguished quality and ability as leader of the times and performs feats, which will remain forever in history. Many celebration wallpapers, posters and placards were put up and handbills, literature and cards manufactured and disseminated by patriotic organizations, among them the Sun Society, the Immortality Society, the February 16 Fellowship Society, the Saeppyol Society, the Independence Society, the Paektu Society and the Sobaeksu Society. Carried in them were letters such as "the great honor, the happiest event in the nation's 5,000-year long history", "Long live General Kim Jong Il, General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea!" and "Let us bring about the reunification of the country at an early date with the nation's honor of having General Kim Jong Il, the peerlessly great man, as its leader". The radio Voice of National Salvation broadcast special reports on the election from the evening of October 8 and the newspaper Kuguk Jonson carried a special issue to extend warm congratulations to the General on his election. NDFSK missions overseas and workers, peasants, university professors and students across south Korea wrote congratulatory letters and held welcome and lecture meetings. In this way the NDFSK and south Korean people powerfully demonstrated to the world that their loyalty and devotion to the General are unshakable, the communique stressed.
General Secretary Kim Jong Il praised in s. Korea
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- A wallpaper praising General Kim Jong Il, General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, was found at Hanyang University in south Korea on October 10, the Seoul-based radio Voice of National Salvation quoted the Seoul City Committee of the National Democratic Front of South Korea as saying. Written in the wallpaper were the following letters: "General Kim Jong Il, the sun of the nation, was elected General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea." "Let us extend the highest glory to him." "Let us cherish the pride and honor of having him as our leader!" "Let all of us remain intensely loyal and devoted to him, the great sun, and follow him to the last!" "Long live General Kim Jong Il, the leader of the nation and lodestar of national reunification!"
Talks between Korean, Sudanese military delegations
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- Talks were held here on Sunday between military delegations of the DPRK and Sudan. At the talks both sides discussed the matter of further developing the friendly relations between armies of the two countries and exchanged views on issues of common concern. Present there on the Korean side were First Vice-Minister of the People's Armed Forces Kim Il Chol and generals and officers, and on the opposite side members of the delegation led by Defence Minister Hassan Abdel Rahman Ali.
Kim Jong Il's work welcomed abroad
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The Arab People's Solidarity Committee for Supporting the Struggles of the National Democratic Front of South Korea and the south Korean people published a statement on October 7, hailing Kim Jong Il's celebrated work "Let Us Carry Out the Great Leader Comrade Kim Il Sung's Instructions for National Reunification". The statement said the work is a new reunification platform and an immortal library, which comprehended the great feats performed by President Kim Il Sung for the reunification of Korea and showed a path for reunifying the country true to the behest of the President. In the work General Secretary Kim Jong Il teaches the fellow countrymen the principled problems arising in reunifying the country. It is one more great feat he performed in the history of national reunification movement, the statement stressed. The Arab people are convinced that the Korean Peninsula will surely be reunified by means of confederacy under his leadership, it said.
GFTUK "Foal Eagle" war exercises
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The Central Committee of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea published a statement on Oct. 26 denouncing the south Korean bellicose elements for planning to stage the war exercises codenamed "Foal Eagle" together with the United States. The south Korean bellicose elements are staging the "Foal Eagle", more vast and dangerous than the previous ones in scale and intensity from Oct. 27 together with the U.S. troops occupying south Korea, the statement said, and went on: The United States and the south Korean ruling quarters are foolishly trying to find a way out of the serious crisis in aggravating the tension and unleashing a war against the north. South Korea is plunged into an unprecedented political confusion, economic catastrophe is worsening and social unrest growing with the "Presidential Election" to be held in south Korea at the end of the year. The Kim Young Sam group must renounce the wild ambition to extricate themselves from the crisis by igniting a new war and must give up the war maneuvers against the north at once. The U.S. war maniacs must not only talk about "peace" and "detente" but also abandon the anachronistic "policy of strength" against the DPRK and stop goading the south Korean puppets on to war provocation. If the bellicose elements within and without ignite an adventurous war, in spite of the unanimous denunciation and rejection by the Korean nation and the world peace-loving people, the Korean workers and entire people will annihilate all of the aggressors, provokers and achieve the cause of national reunification. They must clearly see the trend of the time and act with discretion.
Rodong Sinmun on outbursts of Kim Young Sam
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The Kim Young Sam group of south Korea are these days getting overheated with anti-north confrontation and war rackets, vociferating about "military threats from the north". Commenting on this fact, a news analyst of Rodong Sinmun today says: Kim Young Sam is clamouring about "establishment of defence preparedness and steadfast outlook on the enemy" and other anticommunist propaganda under the pretext of "threats from the north". He plans to stage an unprecedented-in-scale joint military maneuver "Foal Eagle" together with the U.S. imperialists from October 27. And he is introducing more lethal weapons from the United States, western nations, Russia and even Israel. All these are ill-boding movements, which can be seen on the eve of war. What they seek in these rackets is to divert elsewhere the attention of the people by spreading the rumor about "threats from the north", perfect the preparations for war against the north on the plea of "security" and, furthermore, find a way out in provoking a fratricidal war. We love peace but never beg for it. Our self-defensive forces are always merciless to the enemy of peace, provokers. Those who encourage the warmaniacs to unleash a war against the north by supplying lethal weapons cannot go scot-free. Anyone who tries to hurt our sovereignty will be made to pay dearly for his deeds whoever and wherever he may be.
Achievements in production and construction
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The Korean workers are making achievements in production and construction with the great honor and joy at having elected General Kim Jong Il as General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, upholding the red flag of the revolution. Those of the Tokchon, Kaechon and Pukchang area coal complexes and other coal mines are these days digging out much coal every day by increasing tunneling speed. The daily average of coal output at the Kaechon Area Coal Complex is two times the production record in the corresponding period of last year. Iron and steel production is on the increase at the iron and steel works. The Kim Chaek Iron Complex has doubled the output of molten iron as against the previous days. The workers in the domain of the machine-building industry are producing and supplying ordered equipment in time. The Taean Heavy Machine Complex is producing large electromotors, large transformers, hydroelectric generators and others for socialist construction. Fourteen factories under the Ministry of Machine-Building Industry have carried out their yearly assignments. The Ryanggang Provincial Mining Complex is these days carrying out its daily nonferrous metal production quota at 130 percent. More than 60 industrial establishments in Pyongyang including the March 26 Factory and the Pyongyang Telecommunication Machine Factory have fulfilled their national economic plans for this year. Achievements are also being made in the domain of light industry. The daily average of shoe production at the Pyongyang shoe-making factory in the last one month is 1.2 times the previous daily figure. It sets itself a goal to make more than 100,000 pairs of shoes till the end of the year. The Sinuiju Plastic Daily Necessaries Factory has already carried out its plan for this year at 200 percent. Nowadays, it is carrying out its daily assignments 2.3 times. The Korean workers are also making successes in construction. The Sunchon Cement Complex recently laid a large long-distant belt conveyer extending more than 5,900 metres. A transport line linking the February 8 Jiktong Youth Coal Mine with a clay-slate stone mine was set up to completely solve the transport of coal and slate. People's Army soldiers are pushing ahead with the construction of the Modern April 25 Hotel at a fast speed. Since the ground was broken, they have pushed ahead with the construction. They are now assembling walls on the second floor. When it is completed, it will accommodate tens of thousands of guests. With its reconstruction and expansion, the Kangso Pottery Factory can yearly produce more than two million items of pottery. The Korean people will make brilliant achievements in all domains by pushing ahead with the "Arduous March" under the red flag of the revolution.
Sun of humankind acclaimed by times
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- Upon hearing the happy news that General Kim Jong Il was elected General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, a political commentator of south Korea, Jin Hyok, published an article titled "Glory to the promising Kim Jong Il era!" the Seoul-based radio Voice of National Salvation reported. The election announced in Pyongyang amid deep attention and warm congratulations at home and abroad was a great historic event demonstrating to the world the true looks of the society in the north where the leader and the people are united as one in mind and the future-oriented stamina of the north determined to make a vigorous progress, the author of the article noted. It was also the glory of the art of politics that displayed the high political stability of the north and its characteristic, developed political culture and ideal political system, he said, and continued: General Secretary Kim Jong Il who was born as son of the guerrillas on Mt. Paektu, the sacred mountain of the nation, grew up, acquiring literary and military arts and training talents and virtues in his early years under the care of President Kim Il Sung, the peerlessly great man who led the anti-Japanese, anti-U.S. wars to victory. Engaging himself in the state affairs with the President for scores of years, he has trained his distinguished quality and accumulated rich experience. His election as KCNA General Secretary was the brilliant realization of the ardent wish of the people in the north that had been cherished deeper since they lost the President, their heaven. His election, the happy event, is not only an epochal turn in the north's political life but also carries weighty significance in history. As a correspondent of a western country in Seoul pointed out, the post of the WPK General Secretary are not usual one but the top post of the guiding vanguard Party exercising an absolute influence to the world communist and other progressive movements. The grand appearance of General Secretary Kim Jong Il is the prestige of the leader of the Korean nation and the progressive humankind. In fact, his election as WPK General Secretary was made with the unanimous will and support of the 70 million fellow countrymen and the progressive humankind. There is no such leader as him who was officially elected amid the best wishes of the world, amid the warm congratulations of the committees formed in many countries to support his election. Celebration events are still taking place one after another in different parts of the world. They are blessings of the world and joy of humankind that can be enjoyed only by a peerlessly great man. It is a great festivity of the nation and the world. General Secretary Kim Jong Il is, indeed, the sun of mankind and a leader of the world acclaimed by history, all peoples and the times. It is the greatest pride and fortune of the Korean people in the nation's 5,000-year long history to have such a great man. Glory and blessings to the hopeful Kim Jong Il era which will bring about the reunification and prosperity of the nation and adorn the 21st century!
Korean people and People's Army will decisively smash any moves of war provokers
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- The institute of national reunification published a white paper on Oct. 25 denouncing the United States and the south Korean puppets for massively increasing military hardware for a new war provocation and staging adventurous war maneuvers every day. Gun reports are never ceased even a day in south Korea and the tense situation in which a war may break out any moment is being created on the Korean Peninsula, owing to the adventurous war exercises of the United States and the south Korean puppets, the white paper notes, and goes on: Kim Young Sam staged war exercises on 237 occasions after taking office and more than 80 occasions in the first half of this year. The United States stages military training in over 70 countries of the world on 60 or 70 occasions every year, among them above 30 percent in south Korea. The U.S.-south Korea joint military exercises are the largest in the world in the scale of forces involved and most of their military equipment is the newly developed. A force 120,000 strong participated in the "Team Spirit" joint military exercises in 1993, nearly 700,000 strong in the "Ulji Focus Lens" joint military exercises in 1994, and 700,000 strong in the "Foal Eagle" joint military exercises in 1996. The force is as large as 4 or 20 times that in other regions. Participating in the recent U.S.-south Korea joint military exercises were nuclear aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, planes for electronic warfare and aerial command and control and other uptodate war hardware, along with F-117 a stealth fighter planes, B-1 B strategic bombers, pioneer unmanned remote control planes and patriot missiles which have never been involved before. The war exercises are obviously aimed at taking a surprise attack on the DPRK. The south Korean puppets are intensifying the military drills with all three services involved for three-dimensional attack in the sky and the sea and on the ground. The United States and the south Korean puppets are strengthening nuclear bomb-dropping, bombing and chemical weapon-attacking exercises. All the war exercises in south Korea have been staged according to the U.S. war plan to stifle the DPRK by force of arms. The "Team Spirit", "Ulji Focus Lens", "Foal Eagle" and other joint military exercises are aimed at hurling into the war against the DPRK the aggression forces deployed in the areas close to the Korean Peninsula within 24 or 72 hours in the event of "contingency". The United States is planning to bring in more than 1,600 fighter planes, over 200 warships and military force about 500,000 strong within two or three months after starting a war against the north. The United States and the south Korean puppets should not test the military strength of the DPRK by force of arms and not try to frighten or bring to their knees the Korean people with military threats and provocation. The heroic Korean people and People's Army remaining unfailingly loyal to the Party and the leader will decisively smash any moves of the enemy and defend the socialist motherland as firm as a rock.
Foreign Ministry spokesman on "Foal Eagle"
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- As already reported, a joint military drill codenamed "Foal Eagle" will begin in all parts of south Korea today, involving most of the U.S. troops stationed in south Korea and the 650,000-strong south Korean army. The field exercise will be the largest ever in history. Facts prove that the exercise is not an "annual exercise" for "operations of protecting the rear" and "test of the command, control and communications systems" but an aggressive maneuver for surprising attack on the DPRK, says the spokesman of the Foreign Ministry of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in a statement today. The spokesman continues: The United States has so far talked about "end of the Cold War" and "detente" on every occasion and pretended to be interested in establishing a lasting peace system on the Korean Peninsula. The situation shows that this is no more than sophism to conceal their military threat and new war preparations against the DPRK. No one can predict when the current military drill will develop into real war against the DPRK. The situation warns that war against the DPRK is not a distant event but is coming true on the Korean Peninsula. Peace does not come of its own accord. This is a lesson of history and the reality in Korea. To strengthen the revolutionary armed forces and remain fully prepared for action against the enemy's reckless war moves is reasonable as a legitimate self-defensive measure of the DPRK. We will strengthen our armed forces in every way so that we can smash any provocation of the enemy at one stroke at any time and in any place. We never beg provokers for peace. In order to defend the security of the country and the people, we will not rule out sacred war against the aggressors. This is the unshakable faith and will of our army and people led by the great Party. The United States and the south Korean authorities had better act with discretion, mindful that today's one wrong step may result in an irrevocable repentance.
Third-rate smear campaign
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- In Japan, there is going on a despicable anti-DPRK smear campaign that throws a wet blanket over the ardent desire of the Korean and Japanese peoples for improved ties. Defectors from the DPRK are giving a "lecture on the living conditions and human rights situation in north Korea" from October 25, sponsored by a strange organisation called "society for life and human rights of repatriates to north Korea." they are talking as if human rights were being violated in the DPRK. This is a third-rate drama directed by the south Korean Agency for National Security Planning and the Japanese rightist reactionaries to impair the international prestige of the DPRK and put a spoke in the wheel of improvement of DPRK-Japan ties. Under an agreement between the two countries, Japanese-Korean women will shortly visit home and meet with their relatives. New positive moves are being made in bilateral relations. The home visit of Japanese women is evidence of the benevolent, magnanimous politics of the Workers' Party of Korea. It is ridiculous to talk about "human rights issue" in the DPRK. The lecturers are Myong Chol, who alleges he was a sentry of a "concentration camp of political prisoners," and Jong Ki Hae, repatriate to north Korea. They committed serious crimes in the DPRK before defecting to south Korea For fear of judicial punishment. There is no "concentration camp of political prisoners" In the DPRK and, accordingly, there can be no sentry at such a "camp." Jong Ki Hae embezzled public funds before defecting to the south. The south Korean puppets and the Japanese reactionaries are mistaken if they think they can impair the international prestige of the DPRK with the help of such human scum. We are scornful at this anti-DPRK smear campaign and pay attention to the fact that this campaign is overtly conducted under the connivance of the Japanese authorities. It is evident that as long as the south Korean Agency for National Security Planning and the Japanese reactionaries continue intrigues in Japan, there can be no good result in the inter-Korean relations and the DPRK-Japan relations. If the Japanese authorities truly want to improve ties with the DPRK, they must take measures without delay to prevent such a campaign that insults the DPRK and obstructs the improvement of DPRK-Japan ties in Japan. If the south Korean puppets and the Japanese reactionaries continue inciting anti-DPRK feelings among the Japanese people, they will be wholly to blame for all consequences.
Gift to General Secretary Kim Jong Il from Belgian Party
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- General Secretary Kim Jong Il received a gift from the Central Committee of the Belgian Labor Party. The gift was handed to an official concerned by Catherine Dijon, member of the Central Committee of the Belgian Labor Party, who is heading the delegation of the Belgian Labor Party on a visit to Korea.
Vice-Premier Jang Chol meets Viet Nam-Korea friendship delegation
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- Vice-Premier Jang Chol met and conversed with the visiting delegation of the Viet Nam-Korea Friendship Association led by Pham Tat Dong, Vice Director of the Scientific and Educational Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Viet Nam and Chairman of the association, at the Mansudae Assembly Hall on Monday. The head of the delegation expressed the belief that the Korean people would achieve greater success in the work for socialist construction and the peaceful reunification of the country under the leadership of General Secretary Kim Jong Il.
DPRK delegation off to Japan
Pyongyang, October 27 (KCNA) -- A delegation of the Korean Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries led by Vice-Chairman Ryang Tal Ju left here today for a visit to Japan.


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Human Library event in Russia attacked by nationalist
A reader and a local Human Library organizer were attacked with pepperspray by a young nationalist at a local Human Library event in Russia. The event that took place on August 11th in the city of Voronezh, was only the second Human Library to be presented by the local organizers from the russian Youth Human Rights Movement ngo. The attacker was a 17 year old nationalist who objected violently to the mission of the Human Library, to increase tolerance and understanding for diversity. Fortunately a special police unit from the Voronezh police department setup to combat hate crimes were present at the event and quickly intervened.
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He then went on to draw out a Roman Candle, mostly known from football stadiums around Europe. But before he could ignite the Roman Candle members of the police´s special unit combatting hate crimes, overpowered the young nationalist.Who was arrested and charged with a hate crime.
After airing out the venue for pepperspray the event continued with its mission to increase tolerance and understanding for diversity.
"There was no way we would discontinue the event. The attack only underlined that there is a great need in my country for events like the Human Library, to help build better and more tolerant communities", said local organizer, Olga Bazueva.
Olga Bazueva has since become one of the coordinators spearheading the establishing of a national network of local Human Library organizers in Russia.
The local organizers were not aware that eight members of the special unit to combat hate crimes were present in plain clothes at the Human Library event.
The arrest was filmed by a local tv-station reporting from the event. Watch the clip here in Russian.


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The idea of a police, as it existed in France, was considered an affront to the liberal English, particularly during this period of upheaval. For the government then, it was not only a matter of saving money, but that there was significant opposition and little support from political constituencies. Colquhoun made an economic rather than political case to show that a police dedicated to crime prevention was "perfectly congenial to the principle of the British constitution." Moreover, he went so far as to praise the French system, which had reached "the greatest degree of perfection."
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"Tegan entered my life as a second-hand dog, at about one year of age, being discarded due to a move from a family with children and other dogs. At the time, I knew he had an incredible personality as he began to volunteer with me as a Delta Society therapy dog at the Veterans Administration (VA) hospital in Durham, North Carolina," notes Pamela. "People always noted the unmistakable chemistry between the two of us," she adds.
But within a year, Pamela, a volunteer at the VA, grew to realize that Tegan was much more than just a great companion. As an injury and dystrophic condition began to limit her abilities and vision, Pamela became connected with Barbara Shumannfang, Top Notch Dog, LLC. the Delta Society, and an evaluator from Virginia, to have them evaluate Tegan as much more---as a licensed service dog by North Carolina and the Federal Government under ADA requirements. Overall, more than $5,000 was invested to help Tegan become the partner that he truly has become. His personality, quick learning style, amazing bond to his owner were all traits that took him to the top of the class. He learned how to retrieve items for Pamela, carry a phone, provide general security, "he even helped us out when I got locked in a safety deposit box area at our bank with a teller. It wasn't until Tegan was able to get out of the room and alert other bank personnel that some of his talents were recognized."
But at age three, Tegan had his first Grand Mal seizure; He did not have additional seizures for about two years. He began to receive typical anticonvulsants for canine patients, Phenobarbital and later, Potassium Bromide was added as well. Pamela notes, "He continued to worsen, and as a service dog, seizures-especially uncontrolled," were of great concern to all that worked with Tegan. But in October 2004, Tegan's regular veterinarian at that time, Dr. Andrea Cooper of Cornwallis Road Animal Hospital in Durham received a letter from Dr. Karen Munana, North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine Neurology Service, recruiting dogs with seizures for a study looking at the adjunctive use of Levetiracetam (Keppra) as an adjunctive treatment option. Tegan fit the study criteria, and over the 44-week study period, responded incredibly to the addition of this drug.
"Being a part of the Keppra Study has changed our perspective and has made all of the difference in the world," notes Pamela. "Prior to being a part of the study Tegan was having at least one cluster of seizures per month.now in the past several months he has only had one seizure which was very short in duration."
Tegan and Pamela are truly a team," he goes everywhere with me.and he has opened so many doors for me. I would not have gone so many places without the support of Tegan." From the Ice Capades, where he was given a front row seat to see Scott Hamilton, to the ballet, to the North Carolina State Wolfpack, "Tegan has truly opened up conversations, and opened up awareness to small dogs doing service work!" comments Pamela.
"I am so excited about the options now opening more for Tegan and I, as studies for such drugs as Keppra, have expanded our horizons. "Tegan has truly been a miracle for me, and Keppra has been an amazing discovery for some dogs with seizures," adds Pamela.
As of November 2007, the Keppra Seizure Drug study is still being conducted and final results from the study will not be compiled until after the study completion in December 2008. For more information regarding this project, or to contribute to further seizure studies in companion animals, contact study coordinator firstname.lastname@example.com, 919-513-6812.
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LEOPOLD—Perry Central committed five errors in an 11-2 girls softball loss to South Central Saturday.
"We played terrible," said Perry Central Coach Greg Gibson. "Most of them were just throwing errors."
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John Crawford, 68, died at University of Louisville Medical Center. Police said Mary Etta Sheldon, 72, also of Tell City, died shortly after the 3:58 p.m. crash Monday near the intersection of Indiana 66 and Washington Street.
PERRY COUNTY - Perry County's Dogwood Tour returns Saturday and Sunday, extending a local spring tradition into a 47th year.
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TELL CITY - A troupe of world-class circus stars is en route to Tell City for two big Saturday shows under a big top that will be erected that morning along Seventh Street in Tell City.
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 137 is sponsoring performances by the Kelly Miller Circus at 2 and 5:30 p.m., on city-owned lots near the intersection of Seventh and Humboldt streets.
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TELL CITY - Approximately 300 people from around the community and around the state converged at Tell City High School Saturday and launched into work intended to improve the atmosphere in which students learn.
"It went really well. It was just an outstanding day," Principal Dale Stewart said of a project he first announced at a September school-board meeting. He explained then representatives of state and national education associations would help solicit volunteers to perform spruce-up tasks such as cleaning and painting.
CANNELTON - Three pumps are required in Cannelton's sewer-department building, but one is out of service, Mayor Smokey Graves noted at April 13 meetings of the city's board of public works and safety and common council.
One of the original pumps installed in 1987 quit three years ago, according to Sanitation Supervisor Jerry Ball. "A Bernardin and Lochmueller engineer said not to replace it because we were going to put a bigger one in," he said. "A new engineer says we have to replace it."
TELL CITY - Repairs are complete on a Port of Tell City fabrication-shop roof damaged by September winds, so the federal government will pay the remainder of its share of costs once paperwork is submitted.
That's according to Dick Neumann, vice president and chief executive officer for the Perry County Port Authority and Hoosier Southern Railroad.
PERRY COUNTY - Perry County's three school systems were among the half of schools statewide making "adequate yearly progress," according to a news release from the state Education Department.
Wednesday's release noted results were 4 percent lower this year than last, and the state education chief was not pleased.
"It's unacceptable that only half our schools are achieving the minimum federal standard," said Tony Bennett, superintendent of public instruction.
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DUBAI All vehicles carrying food items in Dubai will now require a mandatory approval from the Dubai Municipality's Food Control Section prior to being licensed by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Food traders and suppliers have been given a six-month grace period to change their existing fleet in line with a new set of technical specifications pertaining to vehicles transporting various food items.
Khalid Mohammed Sharif, Assistant Director of Public Health Department and Head of Food Control Section at Dubai Municipality, said the civic body has prepared a Code of Practice for vehicles carrying foodstuff.
He urged food traders and suppliers in the emirate to adhere to the Code of Practice which lists hygiene and safety guidelines concerning transportation of food items. The municipality will take appropriate action against violators and the penalties may include fines and non-renewal of vehicle licences.
Sharif said, "Safe transportation of food items is the key to ensuring a hygienic supply of materials to consumers. Any negligence in this regard can be harmful to consumers."
Explaining the procedures for certifying food transportation vehicles, Sharif said all food establishments in Dubai must first submit applications to the Food Control Section, along with copies of the Trade Licence, contact details (address, telephone numbers, email, contact person, etc) and specifications of the vehicle (vehicle no, capacity, temperature control specifications), health certificates for staff including drivers, helpers, sales executives and assistants with at least three months validity, employee training records and specifying type of food items that will be carried in the vehicle (meat, chicken, fish, dairy products, vegetables or fruits).
If the vehicles are licensed in other emirates, then it must belong to a food supplier approved by Dubai Municipality, he added.
The Municipality, in cooperation with the RTA will inspect such vehicles at a specified location in Warsan and verify the documents to ensure their compliance with the requirements before issuing the final approval on the type of food that can be transported. The validity for such an approval, which will cost Dh100, will be for one year following which the same procedures will be repeated.
Stickers in different colours depending on the type of food carried by each vehicle (green for vegetables, red for meat, etc) will be pasted on a visible place of the vehicle showing the validity of its licence. The Food Control Section will cancel the approval if a food establishment does not meet the health and hygiene requirements.
"Our objective behind introducing this code is to put an end to the practice of using just any vehicle to carry food items. Several traders say they use pick-up vans, for instance, to carry food for one or two hours. But, given the extreme weather conditions in summer, this is enough time to get the food contaminated," he said.
"We have discussed the mechanism to implement this code with officials of the Licensing Department at the RTA. Meetings were also held with representatives of food transportation companies and food suppliers in December last year to know their viewpoints on the new procedures," added Sharif.
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