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A Gallia County woman charged in connection with the death of Zane T. Taylor last summer will spend 15 years in the state prison system for her role in his untimely demise.
The last of the four co-defendants to be sentenced in this case, Lacey S. Redmond, 26, Gallipolis, appeared before Judge D. Dean Evans last week and was sentenced to five years of incarceration for aggravated robbery and 10 years of imprisonment for complicity to involuntary manslaughter.
Redmond, along with James C. Garrett, 22, Point Pleasant, Eugene O. Wasonga, 25, Point Pleasant, and Steven L. Williams, 31, Bidwell, were indicted last year in connection with the June 11, 2012, death of Taylor, 33, at his home located on Ohio 218.
Reportedly, the four suspects traveled together to Taylor's residence on the afternoon on June 11 with a plan to rob him.
Redmond, who was reportedly familiar with the victim, made the initial contact, while the remaining three suspects entered Taylor's home to steal money and any other items of value that could be located throughout the house.
The suspects reportedly told investigators that it was Garrett's pre-arranged "job" to hold the victim to prevent his involvement in the robbery — an arrangement that reportedly led to Taylor's death.
Following the robbery, the four reportedly exited the residence, loaded their vehicle with stolen items and subsequently disposed of the unwanted stolen property along Raccoon Creek Road where it was later discovered by police.
Redmond, Williams and Wasonga were later arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery, aggravated robbery and complicity to commit murder, while Garrett, who was also charged with one count of aggravated robbery and one count of complicity to commit aggravated robbery, was the only suspect charged with murder in this case.
Garrett, who entered a last-minute plea agreement on the date of his scheduled jury trial on February 27, was sentenced on March 5 to serve 11 years in a state prison for involuntary manslaughter.
Wasonga and Williams, who both pleaded guilty to robbery and tampering with evidence, were recently sentenced to serve 30 months in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction for robbery and a total of 12 months for the tampering with evidence charge.
Williams was also sentenced in two unrelated common pleas cases for drug possession and trafficking in drugs. Both of these cases yielded one-year sentences to be served consecutively for a total of five years and six months when totaled with his sentence in the Taylor murder case.
Redmond, who pleaded guilty in early February to aggravated robbery and complicity to involuntary manslaughter, was initially scheduled to appear on March 5 for sentencing.
However, a final hearing in this case was continued to this week when she was sentenced to serve a total of 15 years of imprisonment for her involvement in the death of Zane Taylor.
According to the journal entry filed in this case, Redmond will face a mandatory five years of post release control — a period of supervision by the Adult Parole Authority — in relation to both the charge of aggravated robbery and complicity to involuntary manslaughter.
She was credited with 276 days served, along with any future custody days while awaiting transportation to a state prison.
The defendant was ordered to have not contact with the family of Taylor and must pay the costs of prosecution.
By Amber Gillenwater - Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Ohio (MCT)
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%Gallery-48078% Here's what I can tell you, and I'm going to try not to give too much away, because grokking the mechanics is actually one of the game's primary challenges. You play six different girls who've been thrust into a modern retelling of Little Red Riding Hood. Your only "goal" or "instruction" is to go to grandma's house and stay on the path. ... Oh, and if you do that, you fail.
In the end, The Path is a little bit like getting punched in the nose by a centaur.
Do you see? Do you see now? You get one instruction in the game and you have to disregard it. That's the kind of experience we're talking about here. Once you leave the path you'll find innumerable creepy yet beautifully rendered experiences to take part in, but you're never really given any guidance as what the point or object of all of it is. Basically, it's gameplay in the abstract.
This is not a mystery where you'll piece it together and immediately understand all the facets. There are plenty of signals that are random or seemingly so, and just when you think you've got it figured out, your concept of the game will unravel. This is an experience, an experience everyone is going to take something different from.
I almost felt as if my disorientation was being used at some points, like ToT knew I felt off-kilter and used that feeling to creep me out even more. Gameplay is rarely being used as a mechanism to deliver fun or satisfaction, and though I found it extremely engaging, I can't say I had a particularly good time playing The Path.
What I know I enjoyed was the game's gorgeous art and music, creating a constantly shifting, dangerous atmosphere that never felt safe, never secure.
Whether it was the presentation or the gameplay, I know The Path stuck with me, which is a far rarer quality in games than I'd like. There are some big ideas being explored here, if your heart and mind are open to them. My worry is that players will miss all of it if they get too caught up with "playing it wrong." I know I often did.
In the end, The Path is a little bit like getting punched in the nose by a centaur. It's momentarily painful, but you get to spend the next few days trying to figure out precisely what the hell just happened to you. I don't know about you, but for $10, that sounds to me like an A+, two thumbs up, four out of four stars ... which is why this isn't a review.


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This question was designed in large part to stop SQ 744 from ever becoming law even if it is approved. But it's unclear the consequences if it passes. The measure would prohibit the use of constitutional formulas and how much other states or entities spend on a function to decide state funding. The ballot question also states the amendment, if approved, could not be repealed, although the author of the legislation behind the question disputes that. The people of Oklahoma elect lawmakers to decide the state budget. Curbing their ability to do so with the primary purpose of stopping just one proposal isn't wise policy.SQ 755: Sharia law; vote no
This is another feel-good measure that has no practical effect and needn't be added to the Oklahoma Constitution. The question would prohibit the use of international or Sharia law when cases are decided in Oklahoma courts. As it is, judges exclusively use state and federal law to guide their judicial decision-making. Passing the question might make some politicians happy and make some Oklahomans feel better. That's all it would do. Voters should reject it as unnecessary.SQ 756: Health care opt-out; vote no
The proposal would allow Oklahoma to reject any law or rule that requires a person, employer or health care provider to take part in a health care system. It's a political statement aimed at making sure the Obama administration knows Oklahomans want no part of Obamacare. That's hardly shocking, as Oklahoma voters pick representatives who also don't support it and are carrying that message in Washington, D.C. The constitutionality of a federal health care mandate already is being challenged in court, and passage of this question won't be a factor. It would be an unnecessary addition to the state constitution.SQ 757: Rainy Day Fund; vote yes
In the midst of a series of tough budget years, this is an easy pick. The question would allow more money to be deposited in the state's Constitutional Reserve Fund, more commonly known as the Rainy Day Fund. The measure would increase from 10 percent to 15 percent the amount of surplus revenue that can go in the state's savings account. This is a responsible measure that will help Oklahoma weather future budget storms.


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during the 450 main they showed some aerial shots of Barcia (in more ways than one..) on some of the bigger jumps. those whips he does
are sick but it is my guess that those also have to gain him serious laptime advantages over those who either don't whip or don't whip to that extreme. that kid has one thing that the other's don't and it's inside his head. the others want to win - he expects to win and he knows he can and it could prove a lethal combination. but again those whips, and I saw them up close at the skyshot at Unadilla last august are f'ing sick and are a clear advantage it is almost that he somehow is still accelerating as he is coming back down to terra firma as opposed to a launch into the air that physics dictates should lose speed. that kid is fearless and this could get ugly for orange green yellow and blue bikes.
Agreed... Barcia is fun to watch, and he was dialed in last night. Another advantage he's got... he hasn't had any nasty injuries yet. I can't help but wonder how the bad get offs and season ending injuries haunt riders like RV, CR, TC, Bubba etc. Its gotta always be in the back of their minds that they are one slight mishap away from lots of pain and the end to their season. RV has even commented on this in some of his interviews.
I still wouldn't count out RV though... he set the fastest lap time in the main, but his crappy start killed his chances. I think STARTS are going to be more important than ever... these guys are so fast that the guy who gets out front on the first lap is going to be hard to catch. If RV would have got the holeshot last night, nobody would have caught him.
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There is a lot to consider before expanding to a new location. Find out if you're ready to make the jump, or if you're better off sitting tight.
By Tara Remiasz
For successful business owners, the prospect of opening a new location can be both appealing and daunting. You now have more knowledge, more experience and more resources than you did when you opened your first location. However, you probably have less time, more responsibilities and a feeling that there is more to lose, too. Fortunately, opening a second location doesn't have to feel like a gamble. Sure, there are always uncertainties in the business world, but expansion can be more of a calculated risk than a shot in the dark. Making the right decision is a matter of finding the right opportunity and being in the right position. Here are some pointers to help you decide if you should expand.
Determine If Your Staff Is Prepared
Before investing in a second location, it's important to remember that you can't be in two places at once. What's more, if you plan to be very hands-on at the new location, understand that you may need to delegate some of your responsibilities to your staff. Having good, competent employees that you can trust to solve problems in your absence, then, is key in business expansion.
Just because you can't be everywhere at once, however, doesn't mean that you have to be out of the loop. If you decide to open a new location, establish guidelines and tools for measuring how the operation is running. "You develop controls that measure those guidelines without making it too controlled," says Mike Munz, a retired counselor for SCORE—the U.S. Small Business Administration's resource partner—who spent 30 years as a Hickory Farms franchisee. Measuring book inventory against physical inventory on a regular basis and keeping track of daily sales are good strategies for staying in touch while you open a new location and on an ongoing basis.Study Your Potential Customer Base
If you have found a location that may be right for expansion, take the time to analyze what is happening with the local population. Two important questions to consider are:
- Are there enough potential customers to support a new location?
- Is the population going to grow?
"What is critical is that you go into a market where there's support and where there's room to grow," says Ken Goldstein, an economist with New York-based business forecasting company The Conference Board. It is very difficult to make a case that your customer base will grow if the local real estate market isn't growing, he says. For this reason, it is very important to pay attention to what is happening in the local housing market. To do that, evaluate home prices and property values around your prospective location. Try searching your address at Zillow.com, for instance, to pull up data on local property; rising property values are a good indication that a community is growing, while falling property values suggest a community is less capable of supporting new businesses.
Evaluate Traffic Flow
Traffic flow can provide key insights into your company's potential for success at a new location. Getting a sense of traffic flow sometimes can be as simple as taking a photo of the intersection for the proposed location, and then taking a photo of traffic at the same location six months later, Goldstein says. Of course, you don't need six months to evaluate traffic flow. If you're looking for more immediate feedback, consider approaching fellow business owners in the area to ask for their insights. Simply mapping your new location—taking note of your neighbors—will help, too; if you're located near a large retail or restaurant chain, for instance, you can count on high traffic volume, the overflow from which you'll no doubt benefit.In addition to traffic volume, you need to analyze the kind of traffic that is passing through. Do the surrounding businesses attract the same people who could become your customers? Consider whether neighboring stores will complement your operation. "You have to look at your business and ask, 'Is it a destination-point type operation, or does it lend itself better to an impulse buy?" Goldstein says. Also, make sure that you understand your potential landlord's vision for the area, because a change in his or her strategy will impact your traffic flow.
Consider Cash Flow
It is important to consider your company's financial ebbs and flows before determining what time of year you should launch a second location. You don't want to open a new location right after peak season, for instance, because there may not be enough cash flow to sustain the operation, especially in the first six to nine months of business. Try to open the new store during a slow period, instead, so you can work out the kinks. However, ensure that your peak season is not too far away, as you'll still need to generate the necessary cash flow to sustain your expansion. Munz always tried to open his Hickory Farms stores in October because peak season was in December.


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A cover for sealing the open mouth of a container has a top member and a cylindrical skirt depending from the top member. The top member has a convex-concave shape to provide an arrangement for retaining substances or devices on the interior surface of the top member for treating the contents of the container. In this manner, the cover may seal the container and treat the container contents.
1. A cover for sealing an open mouth of a container, which comprises a top member and a cylindrical skirt depending from said top member; said top member having means for retaining substances on an interior surface of said top member for treating contents of the container;
said top member comprising a peripheral section adjacent said skirt, a concave section in the center thereof, a convex section between said peripheral and concave sections, and a raised portion constituting a continuation of said convex section, extending diametrically across said concave section and connected to said concave section by generally parallel vertical walls; said raised portion and said walls defining said means; said walls being coupled by a pair of generally parallel, vertical reinforcing members;
said peripheral section comprising a cylindrical protrusion coaxial with said skirt, extending in a direction opposite to that of said skirt, having lateral dimensions less than those of said skirt and coupled to said protrusion by a ledge member extending perpendicular to said skirt and protrusion to form a stepped outer profile on the cover;
said convex section of said top member being coupled to said protrusion by a horizontal member oriented perpendicular to said protrusion and extending inwardly from a lateral surface of said protrusion at a location spaced from a top edge of said protrusion; said concave and convex sections being located entirely below said top edge of said protrusion and not above said horizontal member.
2. A cover according to claim 1, wherein handles extend outwardly from said skirt.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a cover for sealing the open mouth of a container. More particularly, the present invention relates to a cover with a top member having a convex-concave shape to provide an arrangement for retaining substances on the interior surface of the top member for treating the contents of the container.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Many products, particularly food products, are stored in sealed containers. The products are hermetically sealed within the containers by a cover. Removal of this cover requires the cover to be cut and renders the cover incapable of resealing the container after a portion of the container contents has been removed. Accordingly, such containers are usually provided with an auxiliary or second cover to seal the open mouth of the container to preserve the remaining container contents.
Conventional auxiliary or second covers simply comprise a flat plate surrounded by a skirt depending perpendicularly from the plate. The covers are formed of an elastic, flexible thermoplastic material. Although these covers fit tightly over the containers, they cannot retain such substances or devices as humidifiers, aromatizers or dryers due to the simplicity of their design. Moreover, conventional covers of this type may be only used with a single size container, may not be readily stacked and often are difficult to apply to and remove from the container.
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a cover for sealing the open mouth of a container which can retain substances on its interior surface for treating contents of the container.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a cover for sealing the open mouth of a container which may be readily stacked and stored.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a cover for sealing the open mouth of a container which is of rugged construction and which is simple and inexpensive to manufacture and use.
The foregoing objects are obtained by a cover for sealing the open mouth of a container having a top member and a cylindrical skirt depending from the top member. The top member has a convex-concave shape to provide an arrangement for retaining substances for treating the contents of the container on an interior surface of the top member.
By forming the cover in this manner, substances and devices such as humidifiers, aromatisizers, dryers may be coupled to the cover on its interior surface to facilitate humidifying, aromatizing or drying of the container contents. The convex-concave shape of the top member of the cover provides adequate space in the cover above the container contents for receiving such devices or substances.
The top member may comprise a peripheral section adjacent the skirt, a concave section in the center of the top member and the concave section between the peripheral and concave sections. A handle and the substance retaining space can be provided by a raised portion which extends diagonally across the concave section and which constitutes a continuation of the curvature of the convex section. This raised portion is coupled to the concave section by parallel vertical walls between which the substance may be retained and which may be gripped to facilitate a manipulation of the cover. These vertical walls can be connected by a pair of parallel vertical reinforcing members which stabilize the vertical walls.
A cylindrical protrusion may extend from the peripheral section which is coaxial with the skirt, extends in an opposite direction from the skirt and has lateral dimensions less than those of the skirt. The skirt and protrusion are coupled by a ledge member, while the protrusion and convex section are connected by a horizontal member. The ledge member and horizontal members are perpendicular to the protrusion and skirt. The combination of the skirt, ledge member and cylindrical protrusion provide a step-shaped profile for the cover to facilitate stacking and nesting of the covers and to make the covers more rigid and sturdy. Since the horizontal member is spaced downwardly from the top edge of the cylindrical protrusion, the cylindrical protrusion may be used to seal containers having a smaller open mouth than of that for the skirt. Thus, the cover of the present invention may be used on two different container sizes.
Handles can extend outwardly from the skirt to facilitate attachment and removal of the cover from the container.
Other objects, advantages and salient features of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description which, taken in conjunction with the annexed drawings, discloses a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Referring to the drawings which form a part of this original disclosure:
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of a cover according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a bottom plan view of the cover of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged side view in cross section taken along lines 3--3 of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 4 is an enlarged side view in cross section taken along lines 4--4 of FIG. 1.
Referring to the drawing figures, the cover 10 comprises a top member 12 and a cylindrical skirt 14 formed as unitary article and formed of plastic. Skirt 14 depends from the periphery of top member 12 to frictionally engage the outer surface of a container side wall and seal the open mouth of the container.
An annular ledge member 16 extends perpendicularly inwardly from the top edge of skirt 14. The juncture between ledge member 16 and skirt 14 is reinforced by an annular rib 18 formed on the interior surfaces of ledge member 16 and skirt 14. Ledge member 16 terminates at a cylindrical protrusion 20. Cylindrical protrusion 20 extends perpendicularly from ledge member 16 in a direction opposite to that of skirt 14 and has lateral dimensions less than those of skirt 14. Skirt 14, ledge member 16 and protrusion 20 form a step-shaped outer profile on cover 10 to permit a plurality of covers to be stacked and nested together for efficient and secure storage.
Cylindrical protrusion 20 has an annular horizontal member 22 extending from its inside lateral surface. Horizontal member 22 extends perpendicularly relative to cylindrical protrusion 20 from a location approximately equally spaced from the upper and lower ends of cylindrical protrusion 20. A frustoconical wall 24 extends downwardly and inwardly from the end of horizontal member 22 remote from protrusion 20.
A convex section 26 extends from the end of wall 24 remote from horizontal member 22 in a generally upward and inward direction. Convex section 26 is generally in the form of a hemispherical frustum.
Located in the center of top member 12 is a convex section defined by a frustoconical wall 28 and a horizontal wall 30. Frustoconical wall 28 extends downwardly and inwardly from the end of convex section 26 remote from wall 24 and terminates at horizontal wall 30. Horizontal wall 30 extends across the lower end of wall 28 generally parallel to ledge member 16, horizontal member 22, the top edge of cylindrical protrusion 20 and the bottom edge of skirt 14.
A raised portion 32 extends diametrically across the concave section formed by walls 28, 30 and has a curvature which constitutes a continuation of the curvature of convex section 26. Raised portion 32 is connected to walls 28, 30 by parallel, vertically extending walls 34, 36. Walls 34, 36 are generally in the form of frusto-sectors which taper downwardly. The space 38 defined between parallel vertical walls 34, 36 provides an arrangement with the convex and concave sections of top member 12 for retaining substances for treating contents of the container upon which cover 10 is placed. The exterior surfaces of wall 34, 36 exposed in the concave section of top member 12 provide a grip or handle to facilitate manipulation of the cover.
A pair of spaced apart, generally parallel, vertical reinforcing members 40, 42 couple vertical walls 34, 36. Reinforcing members 40, 42 are generally rectangular in shape and extend perpendicularly relative to walls 34, 36.
By this arrangement, ledge member 16, cylindrical protrusion 20, horizontal member 22 and wall 24 form a peripheral section of top member 12. Walls 28, 30 form a concave section of the top member which is connected to the peripheral section by convex section 26.
Handles 44, 46 extend outwardly from skirt 14 at an angle slightly less than 90� such that the handles extend outwardly and slightly upwardly. The handles are generally U-shaped having a bights located remote from skirt 14 and legs connecting the bights to the exterior surface of skirt 14. The junctures of handles 44, 46 and skirt 14 are located above the bottom edge of skirt 14.
The convex-concave shape of top member 12 forms space 38 in the cover which, together with walls 34, 36, reinforcing members 40, 42 and raised portion 32, provides an arrangement in which suitable substances or devices, e.g., humidifiers, aromatizers and dryers, may be attached on the inside surface of the cover to treat the contents of the container on which the cover is placed. The convex-concave shape of top member 12 also maintains such substances or devices away from the container contents.
The provision of raised member 32 and vertical walls 34, 36 within the concave section on the upper surface of cover 10 provides an additional gripping surface to facilitate manipulation of the cover. Reinforcing members 40, 42 prevent collapse of vertical walls 34, 36 to prevent dislodging of the treating substances or devices.
The arrangement of skirt 14, ledge member 16 and cylindrical protrusion 20 form a stepped outer configuration on cover 10. This stepped outer configuration permits stacked covers to nest within one another to conserve space and provide a stable storage arrangement of the covers. Additionally, this stepped configuration makes the covers more rigid and sturdy so that they will maintain their shape.
The portions of top member 12 located inside of cylindrical protrusion 20 (i.e., section 26, walls 24, 28, 30, 34, 36 and raised portion 32) do not extend above horizontal member 22. Additionally, horizontal wall 22 is spaced downwardly from the upper edge of cylindrical protrusion 20. This leaves the upper portion of the inside lateral surface of cylindrical protrusion 20 unobstructed to enable such inside surface to surround a container. Since cylindrical protrusion 20 has lateral dimensions less than those of cylindrical skirt 14, cylindrical protrusion 20 may be used to seal containers of a smaller size than those on which skirt 14 is used. Thus, cover 10 may be used to seal containers of two different sizes.
Although the invention has been described in considerable detail with particular reference to a certain preferred embodiment thereof, variations and modifications can be effected within the spirit and scope of the invention is defined in the appended claims.
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We keep hearing claims that a lot of money goes into the pockets of so-called right-wing groups, but we hear nary a word from the media of where the really big bucks originate, and where they end up.
That's too bad, because if the truth were known, Americans would discover that those huge political contributions we keep hearing about really help finance far-left candidates and their generally wacko political causes.
Liberals already control many aspects of American life, and they have undue influence on the Internet. Let's get the Internet back and stop supporting the Democrats with our dollars.
What do I mean? As I reported last summer, people who use e-mail or other services from companies such as Google, AOL, Yahoo, Microsoft and Apple are unwittingly helping the liberals. These companies are, and will continue to be, huge supporters of those who are damaging our country.
The influence of these companies also extends internationally, where the liberal grip on the Internet has been demonstrated anew in the turmoil in Egypt. There, according to media reports, it played a key role in stirring up the mass protests that are clogging the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities, such as Alexandria, and fueled demands for the immediate ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.
While I support the Egyptians who truly yearn for greater freedom on the American model, I am concerned that the movement is being manipulated by those who favor a hard-line, Iranian-style, Islamic theocracy.
According to The Jerusalem Post, Google executive Wael Ghonim, just released from 12 days of Egyptian detention, confirmed that he was responsible for the Facebook page that ignited "the revolution of the youth of the Internet."
This is the same Google where CEO Eric Schmidt is a personal friend of President Barack Obama, and a member of Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page contributed a whopping $140,000 to the liberal side of the same-sex-marriage campaign in California, a favorite cause of liberals.
Public records of political donations provide ample evidence of overwhelming liberal bias in the executive suites and boardrooms of the Internet companies.
And if anyone needed additional proof, AOL's decision this week to purchase The Huffington Post represents a $315 million commitment to liberal propaganda.
Yet we continue to hear the big lie that the really big bucks help conservative political candidates and causes.
Here's the truth. With the help of his friends in the top Internet companies, Barack Obama raised more than half a billion dollars online for his 2008 campaign, as reported by The Washington Post. That's not chump change. It helped put him in the White House.
Is that where you want your money to go? I didn't think so, so I started the very first conservative e-mail service provider. My web site, Reagan.com, has more details.
Liberals have gone too far to influence the Internet and the political process. But we can fight back, one e-mail address at a time.
Michael Reagan is the elder son of President Ronald Reagan, a political consultant, and the author of "The New Reagan Revolution" (St. Martin's Press, 2011). He is the founder and chairman of The Reagan Group and president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation. E-mail comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Cottage Cheese Tiramisu
|Fat-free cottage cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sifted powdered sugar
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1/3 less fat cream cheese
|2 1⁄2 Ounce, softened (1/3 Cup, Neufchatel)
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon (Coffee-Flavored Liqueur)
|Instant coffee granules
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|6 , split
|Grated semisweet chocolate
|1 Teaspoon
1. Place first 3 ingredients in a food processor; process until smooth. Set aside.
2. Line a 5 3/4- x 3 1/4- x 2-inch loaf pan with heavy-duty plastic wrap, allowing wrap to extend 1 inch over both ends of pan. Set aside.
3. Combine water, liqueur, and coffee granules. Brush cut sides of 6 ladyfinger halves with liqueur mixture; place, cut sides down, in bottom of prepared loaf pan. Spread half of cheese mixture over ladyfingers in pan. Repeat procedure with remaining ladyfingers, liqueur mixture, and cheese mixture. Cover loosely with plastic wrap, and chill at least 8 hours. Carefully lift dessert out of pan, using edges of plastic wrap. Cut dessert in half crosswise. Place each half on a dessert plate. Sprinkle evenly with grated chocolate.


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|Vegetable oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Roquefort cheese
|1 Pound, crumbled
|Single cream
|8 Ounce
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Double cream
|12 Ounce, beaten until thick
|1⁄2 Ounce, dissolved in 4 cups hot water
|Mustard and cress
|5 Ounce, washed and shaken dry (1 Small Bunch)
With the oil, grease dariole moulds or individual dishes.
Place them, upside down, on kitchen paper towels to drain.
With the back of a wooden spoon, rub the cheese through a fine strainer into a large heatproof mixing bowl.
Gradually pour the single [light] cream on to the cheese, beating constantly.
Place the bowl over a saucepan half filled with hot water.
Add the cinnamon and stir constantly until the mixture becomes smooth.
Remove the pan from the heat and the bowl from the pan and allow to cool for 10 minutes.
Place the bowl in the refrigerator and chill for 1 hour.
Remove the bowl from the refrigerator.
Fold in the double [heavy] cream and the dissolved gelatine.
Spoon the cheese mixture into the moulds or dishes and place in the refrigerator to chill for 1 hour or until the mousse is firm.
Remove the moulds or dishes from the refrigerator and run a knife around the edge of each one.
Turn the mousse out on to individual plates and garnish with the mustard and cress.


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Though out history many events are interpreted different ways. One of these events having multiple points of view is the beloved part of American history, the Boston Tea Party. Ever since we started school the Boston tea party has been viewed as a revolt by the freedom loving patriots, demonstrating against the oppressive British government by mobbing a ship and destroying numerous chests of tea and throwing the contents over board into the Boston harbor. After further research, it is found that there is more than one view on the matter, depending on where you stood. The more patriotic view point differed greatly from the view that the act was wholly self serving.
One of the more patriotic views of the Boston tea party was the basic mob over throwing the tyrannical British government view. It is said that when the Townshend Acts were ignorantly passed by Charles Townshend, totally ignoring the fate of the Stamp Act , they were immediately repealed, except the duty on tea. Due to the bountiful harvests in India, a large supply of tea was brought to the British East India Company. With this new surplus of tea and new parliamental backing, the company set out to undercut American tea merchants and take hold of the American tea market for them selves . But there was resistance in the colonies, Sam Adams started warning the colonists of the East India Company�s plan to under cut the American merchants. He claimed the British were trying to bribe the Americans into following the crown once again by buying this much cheaper British tea. Sam made posters and flyers stating that �Tea stood for tyranny.� In December, 1773 when the first of the ships carrying the British tea arrived in the states, Sam Adams organized a mob disguised as Mohawk Indians to storm the ships and destroy the tea aboard by tossing it into the Boston harbor. John Adams himself had this to say about the event, �three Cargoes of Bohea Tea were emptied into the sea...There is a Dignity, a Majesty, Sublimity in this last Effort of the patriots... so bold, so daring...an Epocha in History.� This view is one of a patriot looking at the British as tyrannical and the colonists as an oppressed people rising up against the crown. This view is reflected by our history books.
Another view of the tea party was one a little less patriotic and more economic minded than the previous. It is said that the British East India Company had over 17 million pounds of poor grade tea sitting around in London warehouses. Parliament then granted a legal monopoly to the nearly bankrupt East India Company to save their business. Parliament allowed the company to export its goods to their own agents in America with out paying English tax. The company could now under cut the American tea merchants, even those using smugglers. The English supposed that because the tea was cheaper, they would not mind the slight tax they would have to pay. The colonist did mind. They thought that buying this tea and paying this tax would prove that the British still had control over them and they were giving in to government imposed monopolies. Samuel Adams and John Hancock, one of the richest men in America who was to be hurt the most by the East India Company�s new fortune, organized a group of 150 men who disguised them selves as Mohawk Indians and raided the incoming ships, dumping the cheaper tea into the harbor. All this was done to protect the American businesses interests, not to over throw the government.
There is yet another view of what happened that night of December 16, 1773, this view is much less patriotic and seen from a total economic view point. This is never told to grade school students or taught at most schools at all. It is a view the British find more of a liking to. It is said that Samuel Adams was an �unemployed radical politician,� who was very popular in Boston. It was he who turned the people of Boston against the British. The British government was paying the customs officials in America 8000 pounds a year to collect the trade duties, but was receiving only 2000 pounds in duties annually. To compensate for the missing revenue, the British passed the Stamp Act. Samuel Adams used his popularity to gain support to oppose the new taxes. His efforts were heard by parliament and the Stamp Act was repealed. With the Stamp Act repealed, Sam Adams gained incredible respect from the people of Boston. When the Townshend acts went into effect he pointed out that passing such taxes on things that could be made in the colonies, such as paint, glass, paper, and lead, undermined the Navigation Acts. So to avoid financial loss and colonial tension, Britain repealed all parts of the Townshend Acts except those taxes on tea, the one thing that could not be made in the colonies. Sam could not rally enough support to overthrow the tax. Business men turned to smuggling in the tea and made lots of money by under cutting the taxed tea�s price. It was said that 3/4 of all tea in America was smuggled in. When the parliament gave the East India Company special rights to sell their tea with out paying British taxes, thus giving them a legal monopoly, the smugglers thought it unfair that their economic futures be determined by a government thousands of miles away. The smugglers came up with their own propaganda to try and rally support from the colonists. They made signs that said �taxation without representation is tyranny!� which was total nonsense because the colonist were not even represented at home. When the tea arrived in Boston, the merchants tried for weeks to pursued the governor to send the tea back. He refused and on the last day before the tea would be sent back and the taxes paid anyway, Sam Adams and John Hancock organized a surgical strike of 30-40 men, each with specific instructions, to destroy tea and nothing else. They disposed of the tea quietly and efficiently while being watched by the whole town, including the Royal Navy. This view shows how the party was highly organized and well planned out. It was planned to the last detail to destroy the British tea and save their own business interests.


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None of this could come as any surprise to any of you, seeing as how we've broken the launch info on the Verizon Samsung Fascinate several times over now. But here it is anyway, all official-like (mostly): One sale online tomorrow (Wednesday) for $199.99 after contract and $100 rebate, in stores Thursday. Exactly like we told you.
A couple other nuggets of note: The desktop dock is going for $29.99, the car dock for $39.99, and there's a "backup battery charging system" (a spare 1500mAh battery, charger and cable to charging it an your phone at the same time) for $39.99.
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A motorized trolley bus takes you to the main points of interest around Asheville, including the Grove Park Inn, Biltmore Village, the River Arts District, Pack Square, and downtown. You can buy tickets and board the trolley at the Asheville Convention and Visitors Bureau and get on or off at any stop on this 90-minute narrated tour. Family packages at $45 are a good deal if you're traveling with children. Ghost Tours on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 7:30, May to October (reduced schedule rest of year) explore Asheville's supernatural side.
Asheville Convention and Visitors Bureau, 36 Montford Ave., Asheville, North Carolina, 28801, United States
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The Asheville Trolley Tour is a wonderful way to get a good overview and introduction to Asheville (and have a great deal of fun in the process), especially if you need to limit your walking or if the weather is not so great. I prefer the Greyline (RED trolley). The drivers are chock full of very interesting history, anecdotal stories and yarns which they rattle off to riders as they drive through the historic city blocks of downtown, historic
nearby neighborhoods, the rough and tumble River Arts District and sophistocated Biltmore Village. And while the ticket to The Thomas Wolfe Museum is only $1.00 per visit anyway, this ticket is also included in the trolley tour ticket price! Trolley Tour tickets are good for 2 consecutive days. You may get on and off as often as you like and for as long as you like, allowing one to have lunch at a quaint cafe, dessert at one of the Chocolate Lounges, a stroll through the Thomas Wolfe Museum and/or go shopping in a variety of areas - as you get on and off throughout the two days. My favorite stops - The Grove Park Inn. Easy to miss are the Grovewood Galleries just across the "lane" and behind the Grove Park Inn... the car museum is small but worth popping into (and free) and several galleries are a delight to browse through - fantastic Arts and Craft works of the area (it's like being in a museum of fine arts), enjoy the sweet "wind garden" along the sidewalk or pop into an often open working art studio and observe an artist at work. The cafe at the Grovewood Galleries is quaint. And, the Grove Park Inn is worth going into and touring as well... be sure and ask to go "up the chimney" elevator! And if it is during Christmas Season, be sure and check out the Gingerbread House display. Another favorite stop of mine is The River Arts District, which also has working studios to stop into - view artists at work (and of course, buy their amazing works!); and while a bit rougher around the edges, this also lends some fun of the River Arts District. Be sure and eat at 12 Bones across from the Curve Galleries, have a beer at The Wedge, and/or coffee and a patissere at Clingman Cafe! You just need to have the schedule in your hands and plan where to start... I like starting at the Visitor Center on Montford with free parking, but you may start and end your tour at any one of the many delightful stops. If you need a place to stay on your visit, be sure and consider Oakland Cottage B&B (www.oaklandcottage.com). You may purchase Trolley Tour Tickets directly from Oakland Cottage at a small discount. Families are welcome at both Oakland Cottage B&B and on the Trolley Tour. Tickets are $20 each, child tickets (ages 5-11) are discounted ($10 each), Children 5 and younger are free, and there is a family pass for $45 total for 2 adults and 2 children. And if you don't have a ticket in hand, just jump on at any stop and the driver will set you up! I haven't been on the evening ghost tour, but that sure looks fun, too.
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The Phoenix Suns talk about defense like politicians talk about fixing the budget: lip service is paid, but generally nothing gets done to actually address the problem.
Neither is an easy fix, due to a multitude of reasons, but at least the Suns may be taking a step -- albeit a small one -- in the right direction. The fallout from Mike Brown replacing Phil Jackson with the Lakers has begun, and according to the LA Times:
It was unclear if any of Jackson's former assistants would be retained, though Chuck Person has the best chance among a group including Shaw, Frank Hamblen and Jim Cleamons. Cleamons probably will interview with the Phoenix Suns to become that team's defensive coordinator, an NBA executive said Wednesday.
A defensive coordinator, what a novel idea. In fact, this isn't the first time the Suns have considered the possibility.
Back in 2007 the Suns found themselves looking for a new assistant. Tom Thibodeau's name was brought up, as the former Rockets coach was looking for a new home. The Suns, great on offense but a sieve on defense, seemed like a natural fit. Thibodeau was interested in the job. Mike D'Antoni and the Suns, however, were not interested in him, and hired Jay Humphries instead.
Thibodeau went to Boston to help the Celtics, who only became the best defensive team in the NBA under his watch. The Celtics went to a pair of NBA Finals, winning one, before Thibodeau left to become head coach of the Chicago Bulls. He won Coach of the Year in his first year at the helm.
Hiring Cleamons, who was an assistant under Jackson with the Bulls and Lakers, would be a solid move. While he won't be able to turn players like Steve Nash, Hakim Warrick, Robin Lopez and Aaron Brooks into great defenders, his experience assisting on championship teams gives him a perspective that really couldn't hurt to have around.
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For lime curd:
Whisk lime juice and cornstarch in heavy medium saucepan. Whisk in sugar and yolks, then add butter. Whisk constantly over medium heat until mixture simmers and thickens, about 8 minutes. Strain into small bowl. Mix in lime peel. Cover; chill overnight.
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Finely grind flour, sugar, almonds, and salt in processor. Add butter and vanilla; cut in, using on/off turns, until mixture just forms soft moist clumps. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap in plastic. Refrigerate 1 hour. Press dough onto bottom and up sides of 11-inch-diameter tart pan with removable bottom. Using thumb, press dough up sides to extend 1/8 inch above rim of pan. Freeze crust 30 minutes.
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The claim, dismissed by experts and called "shocking to scientists" by the president's science adviser, is a blow to the army's carefully managed image as the saviour of the nation.
It also comes as military chief Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah el Sissi, who toppled Mohammed Morsi in July after the Islamist leader ignored mass protests calling for him to step down, is expected to announce he will run for president.
The televised presentation has raised concerns Egypt will be drawn back into the broken promises of authoritarian rule, when Hosni Mubarak frequently announced initiatives that failed to meet expectations.
Major General Taher Abdullah said two of the devices used electromagnetism to detect Aids, hepatitis and other viruses without taking blood samples while the third acted as a dialysis unit to purify the blood.


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Ricki Noel Lander, also known as Patriots owner Bob Kraft's girlfriend, walked the red carpet at the Hollywood premiere of "Movie 43" on Wednesday night. Lander has two small parts in the ensemble comedy, which was co-directed by Rhode Island's own Peter Farrelly. Also at the screening were Farrelly's pal (and Martha's Vineyard regular) Larry David and Boston-bred actor Neal McDonough.
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Comic-Con: Chuck's mom is Linda Hamilton
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Kind of an interesting piece in the New York Times today about the Astros' 2013 ad campaign. Apparently what the team needed was more Texas.
Even though the Astros were there first, the Rangers have totally out-Texas'ed the Astros. Everything about the Rangers looks like a Texas theme park. The Astros, after years of retro-space-age imagery, are claiming their Texas roots with their new ads.
Hoping to exercise the demons of the past few seasons as they join the American League next year, the Astros are losing their Roy Rogers-looking red uniforms and returning to the Jose Cruz-era blue and orange; the big H plopped on top of the star, rather than the weird, stylized star thingie they've donned for the last 15 years or so.
Houston's got to be the toughest sell in baseball. Minute-Maid Park, nee Enron Field, is even darker, quieter and more remote than the Astrodome. The pennant of 2005 seems like 1905. Houston (or as Kinky Friedman pronounces it, "Eeew'tn") is 50 years old and they still feel like an expansion team. They're the same age as the Mets, but seem like the nouveau foreigners.
When I was 19, I had a construction job for about three months. When the foreman walked onto the job site, he'd yell "Assholes and elbows, fellas! That's all I wanna see! Assholes and elbows!" After that, every time the Astros played the Expos, I couldn't stop yelling "Astros and Expos, fellas! Astros and Expos!"
And what about "Astros?" They were named for a ballpark that's not even there anymore. The new owner reportedly gave some thought to changing the team name so that it no longer reflected a bygone behemoth and a shuttered space program.
But they're sticking with Astros. "The star is big and bright and back for good." Well, OK then. If you say so. Too bad about the Expos, though.
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New York - French football star Thierry Henry has signed for New York Red Bulls on a long-term deal, the US club announced on Wednesday.
The 32-year-old striker is expected to make his debut for the Red Bulls in a home friendly on July 22 against English Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur.
"It is without question that Thierry Henry is one of the most successful and recognisable soccer players over the past 15 years," said Dietmar Beiersdorfer, head of Red Bull global soccer.
"We are thrilled that Thierry has decided to come to New York to help the Red Bulls compete for championships this year and for years to come. His international pedigree is second to none and he is a proven winner."
Henry, who signed the "multi-year" contract after leaving Spanish champions Barcelona, added: "This marks an exciting new chapter in my career and life. It is an honour to play for the New York Red Bulls.
"I am fully aware of the team's history and my sole goal during my time here is to help win the club its first championship.
"Knowing Red Bull's significant commitment to soccer locally and internationally, I am confident that my teammates and I will succeed."
Henry, a World Cup winner with France in 1998 and European champion in 2000, joined Barcelona in 2007 from Premier League club Arsenal, where he had established himself as one of the top strikers in the world.
But he lost his first-team place with Barca last season, scoring just three goals in 20 matches.
He also played only a cameo role in his country's disastrous World Cup campaign in South Africa, where they failed to get past the group stages amid bitter in-fighting.
Henry, who previously also played club football for Juventus and Monaco, has scored a national-record 51 goals and earned 123 caps for his country.
"Thierry is not only a world class player who will undoubtedly improve our squad, but he has shown most importantly throughout his career that he is a winner," said Red Bulls sporting director Erik Soler.
"He has made it clear to us that he is committed in the short and long term to help in our vision of making our organisation the premium franchise in Major League Soccer."
Henry's trophy cabinet boasts medals from six competitions won with Barca - the Champions League, La Liga (twice), the King's Cup, Spanish Supercup, UEFA Supercup and the FIFA Club World Cup.
The French marksman was the top scorer in the English top flight a record four times (2002, 2004-06) and helped his club win the Premier League in 2002 and 2004.
He also helped lead his team to three English FA Cups and he won the European Golden Boot in 2004 and 2005.
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Was just across from our hotel, so we popped in for a coffee after checkin. Staff were lovely and friendly and we had a great coffee and cake.
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