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Letter - To Hope Black from Esso Standard Oil (Aust) Ltd, 1 Jul 1970 Reg. No: HT 29851
- Summary:
- Letter from R.B. Cheetham, Public Affairs Department, Esso Standard Oil (Aust) Ltd, to Hope Black dated 1 July 1970. The letter was written in response to a conversation between Cheetham and Black and included a map outlining the proposed route of ethane pipeline across Port Phillip Bay, photograph of a typical offshore pipe laying barge, and details of different trench depths across the bay.
Hope Macpherson was the first female curator at National Museum of Victoria (now Museum Victoria). Hope Macpherson along with Isobel Bennett, Susan Ingham and Mary Gillham were the first women to visit the Antarctic in their December 1959 expedition.
- Description:
- One quarto sheet Esso Standard Oil (Australia) Ltd letterhead and one plain sheet.
- Statement Of Significance:
- The Hope (Macpherson) Black Collection is a significant addition to Museum Victoria's working lives collection, it reveals the journey of a woman from depression era Melbourne and illustrates the power of education. It also reveals the often discriminatory policies in place in Victoria before the equal opportunity developments of the late 20th century. In balance though it also exposes the somewhat free expression possible for empowered women in this period. Hope Macpherson clearly states that in her day to day work she never felt discrimination and believes she was given great opportunity to pursue her career and aspirations. However, on analysis her role was often shaped by her gender and its perceived strengths and weaknesses; she was dissuaded from applying to become a taxidermist as it was 'an unsuitable job for a woman', although part of the first group of female scientists allowed to travel to Macquarie Island they were not permitted to camp on land with the male crew for fear of inciting passions. And finally after a distinguished career she was forced to resign her tenure as Australia's first female Curator when she married late in life, as a consequence of the Marriage bar.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mrs Hope Black (nee Macpherson), 2011
|280 mm (Height), 210 mm (Width)
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|museum history, education
|Themes this item is part of:
|Hope Black nee Macpherson, Curator of Molluscs (1919 - ), Public Life & Institutions Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection
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|Secondary Classification:
|Working Life
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|Typed two page letter to Mrs Black, Newbury Vic from RB Cheetham.
|Esso Australia Ltd, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1 Jul 1970
Letter is signed by R.B. Cheetham, Public Affairs Department
|Addressed To:
|Mrs Hope Black (nee Macpherson), Newbury, Grampians, Victoria, Australia, 1 Jul 1970
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By Doug GormanFor the second straight year, the Dawson Street Wildcats from LaGrange are the Georgia Christian Athletic Association state football champions. The Wildcats won the title with a 48-0 victory over Mt. Vernon Friday night at Southern Crescent Stadium in McDonough. Dawson Street, which is coached by former LaGrange High School and University of Alabama quarterback standout Vince Sutton, only led 12-0 at the end of the first half. Using its advantage in both strength and size, the Wildcats scored two touchdowns in the second half before its offense even took a snap. Dawson Street's quick-strike scoring to start the third quarter all but ended the Crusaders' hopes of winning its second GCAA title in the last three years. "I am really proud of my team," said Mt. Vernon coach C.E. Rhoades. "We played with a lot of heart tonight. Dawson Street played a great game tonight. They are big and fast, and they didn't make too many mistakes." Dawson Street begin to pull away from the Crusaders with the opening kickoff of the second half which went for a 77-yard score. A little more than a minute later, game MVP Roshun Burden returned an interception for the second TD of the half. Once the Wildcats offense went to work, Burden scored on runs of 82 and 55 yards. Later, he added two more touchdowns, one on a long punt and lengthy run. Despite not being able to stop the Wildcats' explosive offense, Micah Peters had 9 tackles and Nathan Cook 8 to pace the Mt. Vernon defense. Mt. Vernon kept the game close in the first two quarters by attempting to control the ball. On the Crusaders' third drive of the game, they drove the ball to the Dawson Street 22 before giving the ball on downs. The Wildcats also knocked Mt. Vernon out of the playoffs last year, in what was a first-round game. This year, Mt. Vernon went into the playoffs with a perfect record and a region title under its belt. Last week, it beat Shiloh to set up the state champion game with Dawson Street. "At the beginning of the season, I wasn't really sure how good we were going to be," said Rhoades. "We had to play a lot of younger players this year, and they all stepped it up."
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REALITY TV star Ruth Badger visited Lakes College at Lillyhall this month to speak to students and employers as part of National Apprentice Week.
The 32-year-old, who was a contestant on series two of BBC's The Apprentice, spoke to local businesses and apprentices on February 10.
She attended a breakfast forum with business representatives where she spoke about how she became a successful entrepreneur and discussed the benefits of employing an apprentice.
She then addressed students interested in progressing into an apprenticeship with an inspirational speech.
The event also allowed students the chance to meet some of the employers for an informal chat and ask them for tips that might help them with them with career development.
Ruth, who left full-time education at 16 with just three GCSEs, is now a director of two consultancy and training firms and is a strong ambassador for the training scheme.
She took part in the Youth Training Scheme in the Civil Service before getting her big break as a processor in a financial services company.
She said: "I was delighted to visit Lakes College and spend time with potential apprentices as well as employers. I started my career on an apprenticeship equivalent, so I understand how these students are feeling. I want to make them feel excited about where their career can go from here and show them that their future really is in their own hands.
"The view of apprenticeships has shifted from a very negative thing when they were viewed as a vehicle for those kids who weren't academic to more recently when they have become the vehicle to learn sought-after industry experience and skills.
"Apprenticeships are very important. There will come a time when the local employment pool will become exhausted so we need apprenticeships to take people from education and nurture them into a career. I'm taking the time to urge people today that they should go for it and with 100 per cent conviction – regrets are caused by the chances you did not take and only you can push yourself through life."
Ruth was a legendary candidate on The Apprentice. She proved each week that she was a top performer and was only pipped at the post in the final. After the programme Ruth went on to achieve great success with various projects.
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Let my first say I'm not a comic guru...so I may be off base here. I am also new to ComicVine (great site!) I'm hoping someone can clear this up for me:
I was searching for all Spider-Woman titles, and noticed that the 4-issue 1993 Spider-Woman volume was not listed as a Spider-Woman volume. I know that Julia Carpenter was the woman in that book, and would later become Julia/Arachne. I was told by a moderator that the 1993 series could not be listed under Spider-Woman because it's Julia, and not Jessica. The 1993 volume should only appear under books that belong to Arachne.
But I know Julia is considered the second Spider-Woman. Both the Spider-Woman and Arachne comicvine page makes mention of it.
Now, take a look at Robin. If you look at the volumes under which Robin appears, you see volumes that have Dick, Jason, and Tim, none of them are excluded. Dick later becomes Nightwing, but his time as Robin is still associated under the Robin character page.
So here's my question. Please correct me if I am wrong. Shouldn't volumes where Julia was Spider-Woman be associated under Spider-Woman volumes? I fail to see the difference between various Robins and various Spider-Womans (women?) If you don't associate the 1993 volume with Spider-Woman, wouldn't have to exclude any volume from the Robin page that has the person now known as Nightwing?
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Move over Ubaldo: it's Kyle Davies everyone wants now
Jul 29, 2011, 1:30 PM EDT
Here's what the Kansas City Star's Bob Dutton had to say in his trade deadline article Friday:
Veteran lefties Jeff Francis and Bruce Chen along with right-hander Kyle Davies are drawing interest from several clubs in advance of the non-waiver trading deadline, which is 3 p.m. Central time Sunday.
Now, perhaps he's just lumping Davies and his 1-9 record and his 6.75 ERA in there with the other two because one team did call about him. And if that one team was the Hiroshima Toyo Carp, well, that's still a team.
At least Dutton does state the obvious a bit later:
None are likely to generate much of a return in a trade since all project as No. 5 starters for a contender.
- foreverchipper10 - Jul 29, 2011 at 1:36 PM
There has to be a typo in here. How can anyone want Davies? Is today April Fool's? Am I dead? What is happening?!?!
- baseballisboring - Jul 29, 2011 at 4:28 PM
Chen and Francis have been effective at times, wouldn't cost very much and it's good to have depth…Davies has just been bad bad bad.
But for any Royals fans out there (I haven't watched him pitch very much) he does have pretty decent stuff, doesn't he? Change of scenery? I dunno, if I were the Royals I'd probably trade him for a baseball or two, but I watched him pitch against the Sox and was surprised how bad his numbers were because his stuff didn't look bad. Then again we did light him up…
- randall351 - Jul 29, 2011 at 1:38 PM
Oh sweet baby, Jesus, please let this be true.
- mcchef - Jul 29, 2011 at 1:40 PM
Come on Matt! Dont print this crap….. no way any teams could be calling about Chen or Davies. These guys are terrible and dont even belong in the show
- Panda Claus - Jul 29, 2011 at 1:42 PM
I shouldn't have to wait too much longer until Guthrie and his 3-14 record garnish some interest. Suppose I shouldn't be holding my breath like this.
Bruce Chen doesn't scare anyone, but he's been effective at times this year.
- yankeesgameday - Jul 29, 2011 at 1:52 PM
Just maybe there is something freakish about one of these guys, like Albert pujols is 0-20 against them and they are being bought to try and get one out in the 8th on the nlcs.. or some crack induced hallucination like that.
- shawnamer - Jul 29, 2011 at 2:01 PM
I will help them both pack!
- JBerardi - Jul 29, 2011 at 2:03 PM
Well, you know how it goes: there's lies, damned lies, and reports that teams have been inquiring about Kyle Davies. Something like that.
- royalsfaninfargo - Jul 29, 2011 at 2:36 PM
If this is true the Royals should welcome a warm bucket of s**t for them. Anyone they can get for either of those two would be good!
- sportsdrenched - Jul 29, 2011 at 3:15 PM
Maybe the mystery team is the Kansas City (KS) T-Bones. And they offered the Royals a plate of 50 Hooters hot wings, two tickets to a NASCAR race, and a Cabela's gift card for Kyle Davies.
- The Baseball Idiot - Jul 29, 2011 at 3:17 PM
Joe Posnanski has left Kansas City. Between the Star writers (man, it used to be a good paper), the Glass family, and Dayton Moore, why does anyone listen to any baseball-related news from the City of Fountains?
They say our ship is coming in, but reality is, it got to the River Quay and sank.
- mcs7584 - Jul 29, 2011 at 3:45 PM
"Veteran lefties Jeff Francis and Bruce Chen along with right-hander Kyle Davies are drawing interest from several clubs in advance of the non-waiver trading deadline, which is 3 p.m. Central time Sunday."
Having read a lot of Bob Dutton's Royals coverage, all I can say is there's no way he wrote that with a straight face.
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Southeast Arizona - late February
Got a week off at the end of February. Thinking of ADVing around southeastern AZ coming in from central NM. Route is ill-defined at this point. Will likely come in via Springerville and down 191 or over from Silver City on 78 down to Three Way. Been on both routes a couple of times but from there west and south will be unchartered territory. Would like to take the Black Hills Back Country Byway as I've been by it a couple of times but have not had the chance to ride it. Wife and I will be on a couple of Tigers and are fine with dirt roads and 4WD tracks. Silt sand, extended boulder fields, or steps are adjectives that probably wouldn't make for a good day of riding on her part but we do like an adventure.
We like primitive camping but water is always an issue so tips on areas where we might find streams to camp by would be appreciated as well. We will probably stay in a motel/hotel/B&B for a night or two along the way. Any cool ones worth checking out?
Advice on cool must see stuff or fun routes would also be appreciated.
Judging by maps there appears to be plenty of dirt roads around Douglas, Bisbee, Nogales, or maybe further west.
Have patience. Somebody with knowledge of that area will chime in sooner or later. I've got family in Douglas and Willcox and based on the stories they tell me, the only bit of advice I can offer is to watch out for the drug traffic and the illegals. Crazy stuff happens down there.
Araviapa canyon, Chirichaua national monument, Bisbee Copper Queen hotel, Middlemarch road, San Pedro river road, Coronado national memorial (Montezuma pass),Sonoita and the Santa Rita mountains, Happy valley (Rincon mountains)
I like your location. Love Salida and the surrounding trails. Ridden pretty much all of them by mtb with my favorite being the north Monarch Crest CDT route way up high then dropping down to the lakes above Garfield. Absolute epic!
191 from Springerville can be very cold, even snow in Feb. Check the weather closely if you come down this way.
How safe is Sonoita? Heard its a bit risky to camp there due to the human and drug trafficking. I've wanted to check out Gardner Canyon, but heard its not a good idea.
Looking at our Benchmark maps there appears to be a good number of FS roads around Patagonia. What's that area like?
Chiriacauha Nat'l Monument, up and over Onion Saddle and grab lunch at the Portal Lodge.
Some nice camping at Turkey Creek at the base of the Chircauhuas too: http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/coron...25438&actid=62
Ask some of these guys: Cochise County Area Thread. Bunch of good guys.
Patagonia area FS roads are great. Pretty safe area to ride through. Camping at Patagonia Lake or Parker Canyon Lake is good. A group of us camped out at Rucker Lake in the Chiricahua Mtns 2 weekends ago.
I agree with the Chiricahua Nat'l Monument and Portal Cafe recommendations. Add Montezuma Pass (south of Sierra Vista) up over to Parker Canyon Lake to your "fun to ride" list. Middlemarch Pass through the Dragoon Mtns is also fun, and allows you a chance to see Tombstone if you haven't before.
Bisbee seems to be where all the hippies landed when Woodstock blew up in '69. :deal
Find the Rattlesnake Ranch very cloe to Gleeson, easy adventure, but one of the coolest things you will find in SE AZ. Also at the end of Middle March Road, some really coo, rock formations. Bisbee has a resturant with a well in it, pretty unusual. I use to love the burgers at Volgans Alley, across fro, m the Crystal Palace, in Tombstone. Bignose Kate's bar, interesting secluded patio to hang out, secluded for you and a friend. Good camping at the end of Allen Street RV park, miggf let you pitch a tent. I love SE AZ!
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I really like what you've done here.There are almost endless possibilities for light commercial conversions with kits like these.It's a shame there aren't more basic starting point kits like these.Probably not enough intrest to make tooling costs practical.
In honor of Vic Mizzy....DONE! Green Acres here I come!
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Awesome build Dave! I have one of these kits in my stash. Will one day become a rural small town fire engine.
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great job Dave ,and cool use of parts and fab work ,you have made a nice little truck there and brought back some memories,
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... brought back some memories,
Couldn't have said it better myself!
also... I think I see your idea already, David!
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Beautiful truck and like all the detail work too
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For some exciting news concerning what may soon be available for those of us intrested in light commercial trucks be sure to refer to the "Truck Aftermarket/Resin"forum.In that forum be sure to read"Expressions Of Intrest in New Range of Vintage Trucks".If this caster's plans actually work out he will be offering some really intresting vintage trucks in 1/25 scale kit formwith instructions and refrence photos included.They should fill a huge void in that part of out hobby.
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"Femen mastermind outed as man who calls women 'bitches,'" read a headline in The Week. "Abusive man sells new brand of feminism under banner of boobs. All media falls for it, as per usual," wrote Canadian feminist Megan Murphy.
Teenage wastelands are a hot topic these days. It's hard to miss the bevy of post-apocalyptic stories populating bookshelves, movie theaters, and pop-culture discourse; most notably, both the wildly popular dystopian Hunger Games and Divergent series have been massive commercial successes. They're fast-paced and well-plotted and, at their best, authors Suzanne Collins and Veronica Roth create dynamic and vivid characters whose lives crackle with high-stakes tension. But there are larger—and troubling—issues in the worlds these two series establish.
There's nothing like getting off a plane and finding out that Lupita Nyong'o won an Oscar. That was my experience last night, flying into Los Angeles in the middle of the ceremony, only to see my Twitter account overflowing with tweets celebrating her talent, her beauty, and her sweeping sky blue dress reminiscent of air. Rushing to a friend's house to catch a recorded version, I couldn't wait to witness this victory, and many others.
As we head into Oscar weekend, it's useful to remember who is actually voting for the Academy Awards. An LA Times report revealed in 2012 that the Academy was overwhelmingly white and male and old—which could help explain why female filmmakers rarely win awards and why people of color are vastly underrepresented at the Oscar podium.
As Portland hunkers down today for an impending blizzard, we're also getting ready for the annual Portland International Film Festival at the Northwest Film Center, which starts today and lasts two weeks, with dozens of movies from around the world. Here at Bitch, we'll be rounding up some of our favorite films. Here are our picks that are playing this weekend, come snow or sleet! If you're not in Portland, make sure to keep these films, directors, and actors on your radar!
August: Osage County. Carloads of fun!
August: Osage County has garnered mostly lukewarm reviews. This is somewhat of a surprise: the movie is based on the Pulitzer-winning play by Tracy Letts and the film's cast is packed with talented actors. Although both Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts were nominated for Golden Globes for their powerful performances, both of them walked away from the award ceremony last Sunday night empty-handed.
But then, this is a movie that is, unambiguously, about women. August: Osage County is about morally flawed, sometimes cruel, and often unlikable women. And that's what makes August: Osage County good.
Above: A still from Kibwe Tavares' beautifully shot short film Jonah.
Curious about emerging indie film directors but don't have a few thousand dollars lying around for plane tickets and festival passes to this year's Sundance Film Festival? Then mark your calendar, rearrange a decimal point on the admissions price, and wait for Sundance to come to you: Selected shorts from last year's festival are screening across the country at independent theatres through January and February.
Last Tuesday night, I caught a screening in New York at the IFC Center. The polar vortex had made Manhattan feel like an arctic ghost town all week, but still the theatre was packed. Why were people braving -8 degrees temperatures on a weeknight to see a collection of short films? Because shorts are where they'll discover their new favorite director.
The cast of the new Flowers in the Attic remake are looking deadly serious.
Like many twelve-year-olds in the 1980s, I read the dirtiest book I could get my hands on: Flowers in the Attic. The V.C. Andrews title was published in 1979 and I read every paperback in the five-book series so many times, the covers fell off. And I wasn't alone: Flowers in the Attic sold over 40 million books. V.C. Andrews went on to write a number of other series; when she died, a ghostwriter took over. To date, over 50 books bear the name V.C. Andrews.
A Lifetime film version of the book premieres this Saturday, January 18, and fans like me wonder how much the network will update the raunchy plotline for modern viewers.


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Across the Hay Plains to Renmark
I camped the night near Narrandera waking to a erie cold fog. My goal for the day was to get across the Victorian~South Australian border. My old man warned me that after the Snowy Mountains that the flat plains through the Hay area might be a bit boring.
Honestly I don't find much or anything boring, its all new to me these places and all have their own merits. Passing through I witnessed things that I have never seen before or only read about or watched on TV.
Misty morning railway bridge.
Whilst riding along I was intrigued at some "white fluffy material" caught up on the roadside vegetation and fences. Pushing through the miles I was reluctant to pull up and investigate further... Stopping for fuel at towns the mysterious material wasn't to be seen... My answer to the puzzling enigma was finally explained. Cotton!
As the cotton was recently harvested the plants from which it came had been removed from the canal irrigated paddocks. I have only seen hay baled like this. The yellow bales could be seen from miles away with hundreds of them lined up, off into the distance of the large paddocks.
Loading truck with cotton bales.
Riding into Mildura I had to cross the "Mighty Murray River" I was impressed with it's size and actual distance from the coast. Again in Western Australia we don't have rivers of such magnitude, especially where I come from where the rivers only flow every other year! To see river boats and house boats for the first time had the mariner in me wanting to explore the water ways of the area.
Mildura Main Jetty.
Crossing into South Australia you would have been forgiven for thinking it was a race track...
The winding Murray River is a constant companion through this area near Renmark.
I rode into the South Australian border town of Renmark. The water ways and its vessels had me wanting to embark on a different kind of adventure and journey of discovery. Click to watch.
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Dektol first developer, K2Cr2O7 bleach and NaS clearing bath, wash with white room lights on and then normal B&W process again.
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The Bank of England (BoE) left interest rates and its asset purchase target unchanged on Thursday, despite growing calls by some members for a change in policy.
As expected, the bank decided to hold off on adding to the £375 billion ($628 billion) of asset purchases it has unleashed over previous years and kept its main benchmark rate at a record low of 0.5 percent.
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It's no secret we give Marvel and DC a lot of attention here at Comic Vine. They're by far the most popular in the industry and obviously news surrounding them tends to generate the biggest discussions. That said, we do try our best to give the other publishers as much love as possible, and this week, I figured I'd dedicate the Question of the Week to them. While many of them are quite successful and technically not "indie," I thought it would be easiest to refer to them all as such.. you know, just for simplicity's sake. So, we compiled a poll with some of the best non-Marvel/DC books out there and gave you all until this morning to cast your vote. The poll is now locked and, as many expected, SAGA stood victorious with a narrow lead.
Honestly, I doubt anyone is surprised with the outcome here. Naturally, everyone won't agree with the verdict, but there's no denying how massive Brian K. Vaughan's ongoing world has become. Consistently receiving 5-star reviews (except for one 4-star, but that's still quite good), SAGA has been deemed "one of the best books in the business" by staff writer Mat 'Inferiorego' Elfring. Diving into a fascinating universe and expanding upon deep and hugely interesting characters, SAGA is one of the most unique reading experiences currently on the stands.
Here's the poll results. We intended to have FATALE on the list, but due to human error (aka me forgetting to add it), it was sadly left off. That said, the final option was there for a reason and it still received a decent amount of votes (though, clearly not enough to alter the outcome).
- Chew: 5%
- Clone: 1%
- Deathmatch: 1%
- East of West: 4%
- Five Weapons: 0% (this fills me with sadness)
- Invincible: 12%
- Judge Dredd: 3%
- The Legend of Luther Strode: 2%
- Mind The Gap: 1%
- Saga: 20%
- Star Wars: 3%
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: 12%
- The Spider: 1%
- The Walking Dead: 14%
- X-O Manowar: 3%
- Other (Specify in comments!): 16%
What did you vote for and why? Don't forget to check the homepage Tuesday for the next Comic Book Question of the Week. As always, you're welcome to make suggestions for the next question!
Gregg Katzman is a freelance writer for Comic Vine and IGN Entertainment. This is the part where he shamelessly plugs his Google+ and Twitter page in hopes of getting a new follower or two.


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Delectable Lemon Chicken
19 May 2009
|1 (Very Thinly Peeled, Rind Reserved)
|1 Small, thinly sliced
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Skinless boneless chicken breast
|150 Gram
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Chicken stock
|300 Milliliter (0.5 Pint)
|Clear honey
|1 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|Corn flour
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Tablespoon
1. Cut the lemon rind into matchstick strips. Halve the lemon and squeeze out the juice.
2. Fry the onion gently in the oil for 3-4 minutes, then add the chicken breasts and fry until lightly browned on all sides.
3. Add the parsley, stock, honey, salt and pepper to taste and lemon juice; cover the pan and simmer gently for 20 minutes.
4. Remove the chicken breasts to a warmed serving dish, and keep warm.
5. Blend the corn flour and water to a smooth paste; stir in the hot cooking liquid, and then return to the pan. Stir over a gentle heat until thickened.
6. Add the strips of rind to the sauce and spoon evenly over the chicken.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:30 Minutes
Ready In:45 Minutes
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Red Hook Vendors Need Your Taco Dollars
The vendors are deep in debt from refitting themselves and need our help.
The vendors are deep in debt from refitting themselves and need our help.
Or are we monsters to begin with? Comment on that and the other media, finance, real-estate, and law news in our daily roundup.
Get ready for some tacos next weekend! (Maybe.)
Stuy Town laundry thieves are being surveilled, Carroll Gardens raccoon cheerleaders speak out, Ikea bus riders forego affordable design for methadone, and much more, in our 'Ruby Tuesday' boroughs roundup.
America and friends come to Dumbo, Betsey Johnson sells her Village penthouse and moves uptown, and the hipsters still haven't taken over the Giglio Feast in W'burg. That and more in our daily boroughs report!
Apparently, East Villagers do. That, and dish from Long Island City, Harlem, and Red Hook, in our daily neighborhood roundup.
Maybe the weekend of the 12th?
The Belltel lofts marketing plan sputters, things get ugly in Forest Hills, and folks are backed up in Red Hook. That and more in our boroughs-report week-capper.
The old Domino Sugar plant keeps its cool sign, the Village likely loses a theater save its façade, and the High Line gains its first bench! More wins and losses in today's boroughs report.
Regina Spektor moves into Murray Hill, Carroll Gardens' Ivy League hipster types strike back against last week's maudlin anti-yuppie video, and a celeb hip-hop stylist's body turns up in the Bronx. Plus, news from Red Hook, Long Island City, Dumbo, and Coney in today's boroughs roundup.
Plus celebrity-chef cookware tested, a new Water Taxi Beach–like space in Red Hook, and more, in our morning news roundup.
They're not too gentrified in Greenpoint to transcend the crummy G train, not too Ikea-fied in Red Hook to alienate Santogold, and not too cranky in Brooklyn Heights to bitch about smaller OJ cartons. So we're not too proud to say this: that and more in today's boroughs report!
David Chang gets camera shy and Stand builds a better bun, in today's neighborhood food news.
The writer disses Norman Foster on the Upper East Side, erotic yet "tender" art is nixed in the South Bronx, and more Ikea mania, in our hump-day boroughs report.
We talked to those hardy souls who will wait in line for anything — even a discount Scandanavian sofa.
Paul McCartney's ex drops some of his dime on a New York pad, well-meaning yuppie scum set up shop in the East Village, Enrique Norten gets a second chance in downtown Brooklyn, and more, in this week's kickoff to our daily boroughs wrap-up!
Red Hook has a coal oven in its near future, while all the West Village gets stuck with hummus, in today's neighborhood food news.
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Certimene - Guild administrator - Aetolia Online Help
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(See also: NOVICE, GUILDS, KELENDE) Commands -------- ASK CERTIMENE JOIN <guild> ASK CERTIMENE BECOME LIVING Directions ---------- PATH FIND 8660 Overview -------- Certimene acts as Administrator for all the Guilds in matters of inducting young players into guilds. HELP NOVICES will tell you more about that. Certimene can be found in Delos. If you have access to Portals (HELP PORTALS), the east exit will take you to Delos. Alternatively, you can PATH FIND 8660 for precise directions to Certimene's location. Joining a guild --------------- Once you have decided on a guild (HELP GUILD), you can ASK CERTIMENE JOIN <guild> to be granted entry into it. Becoming living --------------- If you have ventured into the darker sides of Aetolia and become one of the undead, not all guilds will accept you. ASK CERTIMENE BECOME LIVING and Certimene will cure you of your undeath, allowing you to seek entry into the guilds. Vampirism and Houses -------------------- If you are interested in joining the Praenomen class, or an Undead House, you must speak to Kelende instead. Refer to HELP KELENDE for more information.


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Robert Griffin III, Matt Cassel Two starting quarterbacks suffered head injuries in Week 5 and did not finish their team's games. RG3 was injured in third quarter of the team's loss to Atlanta after taking a hit near the sidelines. Cassel was hit in the fourth quarter in Kansas City's loss to Baltimore and has already been ruled out for Week 6. However, the Redskins hope Griffin will be available, pending completion of the NFL concussion protocol, and, unfortunately, the team is receiving scrutiny for how the Redskins began the league-mandated rules. When a player is a diagnosed with a concussion, they are immediately removed from the remainder of the game and that information must be reported in a timely fashion. Following Griffin's collision, the team reported their rookie quarterback was "shaken up" despite the concussion diagnosis. While the description is not as vague as the "above the shoulders" injury reported by the University of Arkansas in regard to their concussed play...
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It is Sylvia's sixteenth birthday, and her life as an adult is about to begin—not with the party she had been planning, but with a car accident and a broken leg. Behind the wheel is a talented young soccer player, just arrived from Buenos Aires and set for stardom on and off the field. As their destinies collide and a young romance is set in motion, across town, Sylvia's father and grandfather are finding their own lives suddenly derailed by a violent murder… (more)
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Former Indian intelligence officer B Raman, in a blog post, wrote that Lashkar and its affiliates "would want a quick retaliation". Attacks in most parts of India would require a period preparation.
Therefore, he warned, "quick retaliation might be possible in J&K and in Afghanistan" where militant networks remained in place. He recommended that possible targets in these places "should receive the highest priority" when it came to security.
So far, say Indian officials, New Delhi has not felt it necessary to increase security for its facilities in Afghanistan.
Terrorism expert Ajai Sahni felt the terrorist groups' response would be more circumspect. Kasab's execution has been on the cards for a long time, he noted, so Lashkar could hardly be surprised.
"Lashkar would prefer to portray Kasab as a martyr and use his death to assist in recruitment," he said. He pointed out that Islamicist militant groups expect their fighters to die in action.
An LeT commander in Pakistan, speaking to Reuters, called Kasab a hero and an inspiration. "To die like Kasab is the dream of every fighter," he said.
The Tehreek-e-Taliban, a group that has rhetorically denounced India but has never actually carried out an attack on Indian targets, said only that it was "a big loss that a Muslim has been hanged on Indian soil."


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An initiative that would extend legal protections against discrimination to gay and transgender people in Anchorage will indeed appear on the April 3 ballot, the city says.
Anchorage City Clerk Barbara Gruenstein announced today that a petition to place the question on the ballot has gathered the sufficient number of signatures.
Petitioners needed 5,871 valid signatures, Gruenstein said. The clerk's office had verified more than 6,000 by this afternoon.
The question will read: "Shall the current Municipal Code sections providing legal protections against discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, age, physical disability, and mental disability be amended to include protections on the basis of sexual orientation or transgender identity?"
A conservative Christian group, the Alaska Family Council, plans to campaign against the measure. The initiative is similar to a high-profile city ordinance that the Anchorage Assembly passed in 2009. Mayor Dan Sullivan vetoed the ordinance.
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This is the Umbrella Project Page for County Limerick - Ireland
County Limerick
- Irish: Contae Luimnigh
- Administrative centre Limerick
- Province Munster
- Area 2,755 km2 (1,064 sq mi)
- People from County Limerick are called -
- Motto Cuimhnigh ar Luimneach (Irish), "Remember Limerick"
County Limerick is a county in Ireland. It is located in the Mid-West Region and is also part of the province of Munster. It is named after the city of Limerick. Limerick County Council is the local council for the county.
The song "Limerick you're a lady" is traditionally associated with the county. It is often heard at sports fixtures involving the county
Places of Interest
- Adare
- Adare Manor
- Castle Oliver
- Clare Glens
- Croom Castle
- Curraghchase Forest Park
- Foynes Flying Boat Museum
- Glin-Estuary Drive
- Glenstal Abbey
- King John's Castle
- Lough Gur
- Grange Stone Circle
Towns and Parishes
See below and County Limerick, Ireland - Monumental Inscriptions, Cemeteries and Graveyards
For Information about research in the County, including lists of people of renown connected to Limerick and Families Researched on Geni go to County Limerick - Family Heads link to follow
For Historical information about County Limerick visit Historic County Limerick link to follow - including connections to Historical figures, Gentry and political people connected with County Limerick.
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Helping HandsHelping Hands (1965) - Linus, King of Beasts Cartoon Episode Guide
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- Traditional Animation
- Ed Graham Production, Format Films
- Distributed by: General Foods Corporation
- Cartoon Characters: Linus, Sacha Grouse, Billie Bird, Dinny Kangaroo.
- Voice Actors: Sheldon Leonard, Carl Reiner.
- Directed By Gerard Baldwin, Clyde Geronimi, George Singer, Marvin Woodward, Ed Graham J, Irv Spector; more Directors ...
- Produced By Ed Graham Jr, Rick Herland, Irv Spector.
- Animated By Ray Abrams, Frank Andrina, Tom Baron, Warren Batchelder, Dan Bessie, Frank Braxton, Brad Case, Ed Friedman, Bob Goe, Frank Gonzales, Manny Gould, Bill Hajee, Ken Hultgren, Tom McDonald; more Animators ...
- Written By Ed Graham J, Bill Schnurr.
- Music: Hoyt S. Curtin, Johnny Mann.
- Editor: Hank Gotzenberg, Jerry MacDonald, George Mahana.
- First Aired on January 30, 1965.
- Originally Aired on CBS-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Black & White
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The adventures of Linus and his pals.
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