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Leon Njuguna, of Marina Drive, Welling
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A 23-YEAR-OLD Welling man has been ordered to repay more than £4,000 from his drug dealing profits.
Leon Njuguna, who used the money to buy a car, must pay out £4,086.58 or face a four-month prison sentence.
Judge Dawson made the Confiscation Order after Njuguna failed to show up to Woolwich Crown Court on Monday. (Jan 14) The sales assistant, of Marina Drive, has not complied with any court orders, or given the court clear and convincing evidence of the money's legitimacy.
Following Njuguna's arrest in June 2011, a Bexley Police investigation found he had financially benefited from his crimes.
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After initially denying the accusations against him, Njuguna pleaded guilty at Woolwich Crown Court in August last year to possession of cannabis with intent to supply and possession of criminal property.
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Welling drug dealer told to pay-up or face jail
When old Leon was first nicked he should have been imprisoned, fined, and told his release date...2023, ad to that the fact that it will be hard labour, and I bet Leon, upon release will never ever break the law again, not to mention all the other up and coming drug dealers taking note.
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The homeowners insurance formula that determines the amount of reimbursement that a homeowner will receive from a claim. The coinsurance formula becomes effective when a homeowner fails to keep coverage of at least 80% of the home's replacement value. Those in this situation who file a claim will only receive partial reimbursement according to the formula.
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The new Pope "is not a monster," says Ottawa's Archbishop Marcel Gervais.
At a news conference late yesterday, the archbishop said there were strong feelings about Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, as the prefect of the Congregation for Defence of the Faith.
"He was pictured as a harsh German guard which is very unfortunate. That's not the way I know him at all," said Archbishop Gervais.
"He is in every way a perfect gentleman. He is very soft-spoken, and believe it or not, he smiles readily."
Every five years, Canadian bishops go to Rome, and meet with the pope and Vatican officials, including those with the Congregation for the Defence of Faith. Archbishop Gervais said that as a cardinal, Benedict "was always a good listener. Meeting with him in his congregation was a real pleasure."
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Kris Jenner has been getting on everyone's nerves lately, but especially her daughters'. Kim Kardashian has said on numerous occasions that she feels like her mother is competing with her and even copying her at times.
Younger sister Kendall seems to feel the same way. She has been upset with her mother recently because of how much she tries to push her daughters to do things that they may not necessarily want to do and also how she seems to compete with them.
On the latest season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kendall lashed out at her mother for the way she had been acting. While Kris definitely needed the reality check, some of the things Kendall said were a little harsh.
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By GEORGE JAMES
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HACKENSACK— BERGEN COUNTY's Democratic lawmakers have decided to build a permanent homeless shelter here, whether city officials like it or not.
Over the years, aborted plans and arguments have characterized discussions between Hackensack and the county on how best to deal with the growing homeless population. The cooperation of city officials has always been necessary for the construction of a homeless shelter to get federal and state funds. But county officials now say that such construction at an estimated cost of $3 million could be financed by issuing county bonds, and they are willing to go it alone.
An estimated 3,000 people go through the county's shelter system each year, but the city has withheld approval of a permanent shelter for a range of reasons, including a sentiment by many residents that they bear the burden of a countywide problem.
Dennis McNerney, the Bergen County executive, however, is tired of waiting for Hackensack. ''I refuse to wait another day as our homeless people line our streets on freezing winter nights because some people can't decide who'll pick up the bill for a new facility,'' he said in his state of the county address last month.
Mr. McNerney took office last year and is the first Democrat to hold the post. Efforts to build a shelter eluded his Republican predecessor, William P. Schuber, who suggested building one in 1998. Talks broke down after 18 months with each side blaming the other.
Neither Hackensack, a city of 42,600 whose main street has struggled to compete with nearby shopping centers in Paramus even as the homeless have become a fixture, nor Bergen County, one of the most affluent counties in a state where affordable housing is scarce and housing costs high, is alone when it comes to resisting homeless shelters.
As the number of homeless have increased in fast-growing Ocean County, for example, advocates for the homeless there have been trying for four years to build a full-scale homeless shelter but have gotten little support from municipal and county officials. And as property values rose in the Ironbound section of Newark, residents started petition drives against an American Rescue Workers homeless shelter, in existence on Magazine Street since the 1930's, and helped force its closing last month.
Despite general opposition, the Bergen Board of Freeholders, which has a 4-3 Democratic majority, approved a $66,000 feasibility study last month for a two-story building for 100 people to replace a weathered trailer-like facility that was erected 20 years ago as a temporary shelter and now can house 38 people. Because the site on East Kansas Street and River Street near the new county administration building is county property, no city approvals would be needed, county officials said.
If cost estimates bear out and the freeholders give final approval by the end of this year, as expected, the shelter could start being built in spring 2005 and in use by January 2006. The facility would also be a one-stop center for medical and mental health services, and also offer job training and treatment for alcohol and drug addiction.
''There are obstacles to this proposal,'' Mr. McNerney said. ''But it should be done, because it's the right thing to do.''
But Hackensack's mayor, John Zisa said he is not sure it is the right thing to do and that no county official had called to explain the plan in detail.
''I hope they would consider making us part of the process,'' Mr. Zisa said, ''and bring our personnel, our human resources and police people, into their meetings so that we could have a dialogue that would be helpful and address some of the concerns we have.''
In past discussions, Mr. Zisa sought to limit any new facility to 25 beds and urged that more county property be returned to the tax rolls. In a recent interview, he also suggested that the city have a role in running the facility and that it be a one-stop center that provided services as well as beds.
Even though Bergen County was one of the first New Jersey counties to build a homeless shelter some 20 years ago, Mr. McNerney, in his speech said the homeless have had to ''make due with fragmented and often inadequate services while politicians debated the need for a new shelter.''
Some 3,000 homeless people are housed in the system each year, said Robert F. Halsch Jr. director of the Community Action Program, a nonprofit agency that operates the Kansas Street shelter for the county and a drop-in center in a former fitness center at 67 Orchard Street, about two miles away, where the homeless can get a meal, a shower and counseling, but not a bed.
Last November, the Hackensack Board of Adjustment barred C.A.P. from expanding the Orchard Street facility to 24-hour operation, but a Superior Court judge issued a restraining order that allows for a full-time operation. This past winter, the homeless were allowed to stay overnight as long as they sat up in chairs to sleep.
Under the new plan, Orchard Street would close and its services be transferred to the new shelter. County and C.A.P. social workers would have offices at the shelter. Seventy-five beds would be dedicated to longer-term residents who agree to a treatment plan and look for work; the remaining 25 beds would be for emergencies.


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Bring the Snow Peak Coffee Drip on your next backpacking trip and skip the cowboy coffee. This 4.0oz coffee drip lets you have a bona fide cup of coffee in the morning. Just open the Coffee Drip and place it on your mug. Add your filter, coffee, and boiling water and…whala!...delicious coffee. Snow Peak designed the Coffee Drip to fold into a small size so you can stick it in your pack easily.
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Mine is nearly two years old. Still shiny and works perfectly- have thrown it in many a bag. I use a hemp coffee filter in mine. Same filter is also two years old. Just rinse it out and it dries. Because hemp actually swells and gets stronger when it's wet, you can use fairly fine ground coffee and I have never had sludge. Many places have fabric filters. (check your local food co-op) but I have never had a blow out problem and never needed a second filter even though I often use it at home. It folds flat so would be perfect for tiny kitchens as an everyday option too. With my fabric filter I can fit enough grounds in it to make about a liter to liter and a half of STRONG coffee. Just place it over a carafe instead of a mug.
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I have owned many types of "outdoor" coffee makers, from the little espresso units to the lexan french presses. The Snow Peak drip is my favorite so far, but still not perfect. It is a little heavy, but it easily comes apart so it can be tucked away. Make sure you fold the filters like they show you on the package (I use #2s) or the filter bottom will break through. It easily fits on most mug sizes, including irregular ones like the old canteen cups. Very durable, and I have even started using it at home for quick one-cup "fixes".
This has become my go-to coffee maker, I use it at home virtually every day and every time I go hiking. Sure, the Starbucks Via is lighter, but there is something to be said for the coffee making process. That being said, I would buy a titanium version in a second.
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As I replied to one of the Questions, I was a bit disappointed in this product. I think the partition at the bottom of the drip filter is too wide/large so when the water was poured on top of the coffee grounds in the filter (I used a #4), it took the coffee right along with it, busting through the paper. I love the idea of it -- folding down into a flat piece and the fact that it is made from metal not plastic, but it just didn't do the trick for me.
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How well does this work... good cup of java or campsite sludge? looking to 86 the french press and save weight, but not at the cost of bad cup of coffee! First hand experience anyone??
I got this and tried it at home first, using a #4 filter over a mug. It immediately poured right through the paper, bringing the coffee grounds with it. I was sad... really wanted this to be my camping-coffee solution!
i've used this cone for years in the field. you have to use a #4 filter (smaller will blow out). you also have to be sure to fold the filter per instructions and also pour the boiling water slowly and evenly into the filter; too fast and you will blow it out. it is still much better than the plastic "oragami" filters from rei...
The first time I used this, I just stuck the filter in and it did blow out as others have mentioned. I have probably used the filter around 75 time since then, and haven't had a blow out. The trick is to fold the filter as it shows on the packaging. If you do that, you can use the smaller #2 filters and it will work perfectly.
What size filters does this thing take --...
What size filters does this thing take -- #4?
I use non-bleached #2 filters. Make sure you fold them as shown on the packaging or they will blow out.
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It won't fall off if nothing bumps it. Set your cup somewhere steady and don't bump it. Problem solved.


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HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Laptops and iPads are commonplace. Medical marijuana is no longer a taboo subject. What could be considered extreme sports are among the activities of choice. Gluten-free and locally sourced foods are expected. Is this a college?
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Try a continuing care retirement community, or CCRC, according to a new senior marketing study.
Generation Engaged: What Forward-Thinking Marketers Need to Know About Today's Mature Market (Findings From Project Looking Glass II) provides insights into the mindset of the modern retirement community resident. It reveals an industry in flux, facing multigenerational challenges, but also plenty of opportunities.
Based on total immersion, focus group findings and supervised shopping, the senior market research was conducted by Varsity, a leading marketing communications and research agency specializing in the mature market.
In 2007, Varsity sent two researchers to become full-time residents at a CCRC in Pennsylvania for 31 days to learn how marketers and specialists could better reach the senior population, a nationally recognized effort that became known as Project Looking Glass. Dynamic shifts in the economy, healthcare and technology prompted the agency to revisit the concept again in July 2012, sending a researcher to Boulder, Colorado's Frasier Meadows for one month. While there, she kept written and video records of day-to-day activities, conversations and other community interactions.
Phase One included a series of observations and in-depth interviews with retirement community residents, administration and staff. An additional open-source element allowed members of the industry and public to participate through social media channels that included Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. During Phase Two, additional researchers conducted focus groups with current and potential residents, and accompanied them on "shop-alongs" at Best Buy, Target, Safeway, restaurant chains and other outlets.
"The findings are extremely revealing," said Varsity's director of client services John Bassounas, "not just in comparison to our 2007 project, but in terms of the changes in the people themselves. What we're seeing is an intelligent, informed, highly engaged group that is much more physically and intellectually active than its counterpart just five years ago, and much more in control."
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- The current mature market population is "transitional" -- a mixture of the Depresson-era Silent Generation and early Boomers who share some values, but are very distinctive in wants, needs and behaviors
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Based in Harrisburg, Pa., Varsity provides marketing services for clients in the retirement living, consumer goods and services, technology and healthcare practice areas. The agency's client roster includes Sodexo Senior Living, American Standard Brands, Delta Health Technologies and a number of continuing care retirement communities across the U.S.
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"We preach about our defense travels wherever we go. We knew our defense would hold up."All five starters scored in double figures as the Pacers improved their road record to 12-6."That's how we play," George said of the balanced attack. "We have the recipe for winning. It's not about who's getting shots. It's who's getting the best shot."The Warriors trailed just 91-87 before Stephenson drilled a 3-pointer to push the Indiana lead to seven with 3:02 to play.After shooting guard Klay Thompson countered with a 3-pointer to get Golden State within 94-90 with 2:05 to go, Hill extended the margin, connecting on a trey to reopen a seven-point gap with 1:37 left.The Warriors (26-17) never drew closer than four after that."It was like the movie 'Rocky II.' I'm not sure which guy was going to fall first," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. 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Power forward David Lee (20 points, 12 rebounds) and center Andrew Bogut (10 points, 13 rebounds) recorded double-doubles for Golden State, and Thompson contributed 17 points.The Warriors got as close as three on two occasions just past the midpoint of the final period, but both times the Pacers converted offensive rebounds into hoops to retain control of the game.Indiana outrebounded Golden State 52-45 in the game. Seventeen of the Pacers' boards came at the offensive end."If you give up 17 offensive rebounds and 21 second-chance points while turning the ball over (15 times), you are gifting a very good basketball team points," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "That's a championship-caliber team. There is a reason why they are talked about and getting recognition both individually and collectively."Indiana held a 13-point halftime lead, then opened the third quarter with a 7-0 run.Golden State clawed within 77-69 by period's end and then got 3-pointers from Curry and backup forward Harrison Barnes in the first 2:12 of the fourth quarter. The Warriors' 8-2 burst closed the gap to 79-77.However, the Pacers never relinquished the lead. Reserve power forward Luis Scola, Stephenson and Hibbert dropped in hoops over a four-possession span to re-establish an eight-point margin."We just got outplayed," Curry said. "If you fight so hard and need one more stop to get over the hurdle and they hit two tough 3s down the stretch to put the game out of reach, that's tough to overcome."Indiana made its first five shots of the game and connected on 53.5 percent in the first half, but it was the Pacers' defense that was the difference-maker in helping the visitors run off to a 53-40 lead.The Pacers wound up shooting 45.1 percent from the floor while limiting the Warriors to 40.7 percent shooting.NOTES: The Pacers never trailed in the final 43:46 of the game. ... Indiana held each of its past 16 opponents under 100 points. ... The 11th of Warriors SG Klay Thompson's 17 points was the 3,000th of his career. ... Warriors C Andrew Bogut (5-for-8) is now shooting 79.2 percent from the field in January. ... The Pacers have only two trips longer than three games all season. They went 3-2 on a five-gamer in December, losing at Portland and Oklahoma City. ... 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Design. The obverse design is similar to the issued Trade dollar, but Liberty's left hand rests on a globe, her right hand holds a staff, and plow handles are seen behind the globe. On the reverse, the banner bearing E PLURIBUS UNUM is clutched by the eagle in its beak, and the eagle clutches a Federal shield in place of the usual olive branch. Struck in silver with a reeded edge.
Commentary. This William Barber design was struck in silver (reeded and plain edge variants); copper with a reeded edge; aluminum, a single piece with reeded edge is extant (Ex: Farouk); and white metal, with two pieces having plain edges known. The reeded edge silver strikings, such as this one, are by far the most available of this popular type. Of the 70 pieces certified (minus a certain number of resubmissions), this is the finest example graded by either service (3/13).
Physical Description. Each side is draped with considerable reddish-golden patina in the centers that is surrounded at the margins by a wide band of deep blue. The fields are moderately bright, the depth of the toning subduing the mirror-like finish. As we have noted in the past, die opposition was a problem for this obverse/reverse die pairing; i.e., the highest point of the obverse and the reverse were directly opposite each other and there was simply not enough metal in the planchet to completely fill the design elements on each side. As a result, softness is invariably seen on the hand and breasts of Liberty on the obverse and the center of the eagle on the reverse. We see no contact marks or planchet irregularities that would serve as pedigree identifiers.
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|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Italian Style Or Plain)
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1. Wash your hands (do so after touching raw meat throughout the process too!)
2. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
3. Drizzle olive oil on bottom of pan and spread to cover pan. Set aside.
4. Pour breadcrumbs, parsley and romano cheese in a large bowl and mix it together.
5. Dip chicken breasts in mixture and coat both sides. Use hands to push the mixture into the meat so it won't just fall off.
6. Place breaded chicken breast in pan and rub around to get the oil soaked in.
7. Turn over and do the same. (The oil in the oven will make the breadcrumbs crispy giving it a slightly fried texture without the need of frying!)
8. Do this for all chicken breasts and add more oil if need be to pan.
9. Cover with tin foil shiny side down. (The shiny side has the protective coating on the foil so the aluminum won't affect your cooking since aluminum is not good to digest.)
10. Bake for 35 minutes, then remove cover.
11. Bake for remaining 10 - 15 minutes to allow the oiled mixture to get crispy.
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The US Air Force said today that one quarter of its basic training instructors will be women following widespread sexual harassment and abuse of female recruits at a Texas base described by an official report as ''a breakdown of good order and discipline''.
The change came after months of disclosures of sexual misconduct at Lackland Air Force base in Texas.
In the report, Major General Margaret Woodward, Air Force director of safety programmes, described a flawed basic training structure that led to ''the opportunity for abuse of power''.
The report was released as the US military is mired in a sex scandal involving David Petraeus, a retired four-star Army general.
Petraeus resigned last week as CIA chief after revelations that he had an extramarital affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell, a reserve officer in military intelligence.
The report made 47 recommendations including one, which the Air Force said it will apply, that would require one in four basic training instructors to be a woman.
At present, one instructor, usually a staff sergeant, oversees a training unit of some 22 recruits, men and women.
In future there would be four instructors overseeing two units, with at least one of them being a woman.
''This will require a female target of 25 per cent of total (training instructors),'' the report said.
About 22 per cent of the Air Force is female, but many of those women are in specialised technical positions.
Eleven instructors at Lackland have been charged with offences ranging from inappropriate behaviour to sexual assault.
Five have been convicted or pleaded guilty at courts-martial and have been sentenced to terms ranging from 30 days to 20 years in prison.
The others are in various stages of the military legal process.
The Air Force has said 48 women have come forward with what investigators consider credible stories of sexual misconduct.
The report drew mixed reactions from officials who have followed the unfolding scandal.
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''The team concluded that integrated training remains the best option for the Air Force,'' said General Edward Rice, commander of Air Force Basic Training.
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"I felt good," Miley said of his outing. "It was good to get back out there and kind of have some success. I threw strikes and the ball was coming out good, so I'm happy."
After being scratched Tuesday Miley said his arm was feeling a little tight and he was experiencing a bit of "dead arm," but felt it was nothing to be concerned about.
Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said the decision to shut Miley down was an easy one at this point.
"I just think where we are in spring training we made the decision to back him down and it was either let him throw and hope it goes away or back him off and have him miss a start and try and freshen his arm. He really only didn't throw for maybe two or three days."
Gibson also said Miley wanted to push ahead, but both agreed that he looked and felt better Monday after some time off.
"I didn't see what the radar said but I could tell his arm was quicker," said Gibson. "It was just coming out better and it was free and easy and did what he wanted to do. I think it was a good day for him."
Reports were that Miley was hitting 93 mph on the radar gun compared to 83 mph last Sunday.
"Yeah it helped out a lot I guess," Miley said about his short time off. "It did feel a lot better and I was able to locate. It felt good."
Miley said he'll be ready to go when the season starts and Gibson seemed to think he should be able to get up to 100 pitches in spring, barring any additional setbacks.
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