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A Little League coach in Lakeside, Calif. is suing one of his own players, accusing him of party rocking a little too hard. Sacramento's KCRA-TV reports Coach Alan Beck is seeking $500,000 in pain and suffering and $100,000 in legal bills from a 14-year-old's family. In the court filing, Beck alleges the teen tossed his […] [Read More]
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Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy If you needed a pick-me-up for your Monday afternoon, here it is: 15-year-old Doug Wells of New Jersey pitched a no-hitter. Oh, and by the way, he's legally blind. The incredible youngster has had five surgeries to attempt to correct his glaucoma, but […] [Read More]


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The hotel Sheraton Gunter Hotel San Antonio Embrace history and timeless design at the Sheraton Gunter Hotel San Antonio. Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio, our hotel places you in the middle of all that is San Antonio. Take in a show at the Majestic Theater or stroll down the world-famous Riverwalk, both are just across the street. Built in 1909, our hotel combines the ageless grace of the 1900's with today's amenities. From an old-fashioned barber shop, complete with barber chairs from the 1920's to a full-service Business Center and High Speed Internet Access, we will keep you connected to what's important, even when you're miles away. Our refreshing outdoor pool is a great place to cool off and wind down. Share a delicious meal at Barron's restaurant or wind down at McLeod's, a traditional pub. Taste for yourself why people travel for miles to enjoy the fresh baked pastries, cakes, cookies and brownies at The Gunter Bakery. Enjoy a great location and comfortable stay at the AAA Four Diamond, Sheraton Gunter Hotel San Antonio. (source: Hotel.info)

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Young Entrepreneur Council is a nonprofit organization that promotes youth entrepreneurship as the solution to unemployment and underemployment. It is founded by Scott Gerber who is a serial entrepreneur, columnist, and a TV host. Scott Gerber and YEC itself wants to provide young entrepreneurs with tools, mentorship, and resources that support each stage of a business' growth and development.
Recently, YEC published #FixYoungAmerica: How to Rebuild Our Economy and Put Young Americans Back to Work (for Good), a book that contains over 30 established solution to help end youth unemployment. It basically aims to address a question that has troubled the US for quite some time now: how to eradicate unemployment and underemployment.
In this regards, #FixYoungAmerica campaign is releasing a book to help provide solutions to those problems. The book is quite interesting as well as informative as it has ideas from some of the country's top intellectuals, nonprofit leaders, philanthropists, educators, politicians, and entrepreneurs.
The ideas made known by the book basically involve technology, that is teaching children how to code, requiring technology education in public schools, and inspiring innovations by entrepreneurial competitions.
The mission of YEC is "to spark an entrepreneurial revolution in America—and help rebuild the economy in the process." It is a fact commonly acknowledged by everyone that it is truly difficult to find employment, especially if you're a new college graduate. Clearly, there is a need to put an end to this, thus YEC gives young entrepreneurs tools and resources to assist and empower them create thousands of new businesses and jobs.
Membership in YEC is an invite- only basis. Its members are composed of young media personalities, thought leaders, and founders of the world's most successful companies and nonprofits namely, LivingSocial, Airbnb, Reddit, College Hunks Hauling Junk, Mint.com, myYearbook, Thrillist, Yodle, Threadless, ModCloth, Grasshopper, Likeable, HootSuite, and Blip.tv.


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Sluggish performance is usually the deal breaker for an entry-level laptop, and though the single-core Compaq Presario CQ62-215DX is far from a speed merchant, its biggest flaw isn't a lack of power but rather the finger power it requires to depress the stiff mouse button.
Technically Incorrect: Some bright spark notices that the Republican presidential candidate and former CEO of Hewlett-Packard hasn't secured her name. So he uses it to lambaste her record at HP.
Fiorina proclaims on her "Carly for President" website that her time at Hewlett-Packard will prepare her well for the White House.
The spare, affordable Compaq Presario CQ5320Y midtower desktop can hold its own in a light-duty multitasking environment, but that's really its only strength. We'd recommend saving up a few more dollars, which will net you a PC with far better features and performance.
Those power cords that connect to Compaq notebooks, mini notebook computers, and certain accessories can overheat and cause burns or property damage.
The Compaq Presario CQ60-615DX covers the basics, and that's really all you can ask for from a $349 laptop.
Under Clarke's leadership, the onetime photography powerhouse will focus on business-to-business imaging services.
As stripped-down as a laptop gets, the Compaq Presario CQ60-215DX is saddled with slow performance and a weak battery. There are better entry-level options out there.
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What better way to commemorate the bicentennial of Niels Henrik Abel's birth than to bring together a bunch of mathematicians to talk about his work and where it has led? The conference was held in Oslo in June of 2002, and coincided with the launch of the Abel Prize in Mathematics. There is no doubt that it was a grand event.
The book on The Legacy of Niels Henrik Abel is a result of the conference, but it is not your typical proceedings volume. Contributions to the book were solicited before the conference, and there is only partial overlap between the book's content and the talks given at the conference.
Several of the articles in the book are historical and/or biographical. Some, such as Arild Stubhaug's short account of the life of Abel, are mostly on the historical end of the spectrum. Others, such as Steven Kleiman's "What is Abel's Theorem Anyway?" are a blend of mathematics and history, inspecting four theorems that are often called "Abel's Theorem", looking at what Abel actually did, and looking at what came after. Several papers are straight mathematics connected, closely or distantly, to Abel's work. The result is a massive book with a lot of interesting material in it. About half of this material should be accessible to a wide audience; the other half will be of interest mostly to specialists.
With the book comes a CD-ROM containing still more material related to Abel and to the conference. In particular, one can find information on the Centennial Conference held in 1902 (including talks by Sylow and Picard), many pictures, reproductions of stamps, statues, and coins featuring Abel. There is information about the Abel Prize and about honorary doctorates granted at the celebration. There is even an ad for a special edition of Abel's collected works.
It's a delightful package, particularly for those of us who are interested in the history of mathematics and/or in number theory, algebraic geometry, and complex function theory. Just the images on the CD would make me want to have a copy. Given the size of this book and the extras on the CD, this isn't even very expensive; no library should be without a copy.
Fernando Q. Gouvêa is Professor of Mathematics at Colby College; he is the editor of MAA Reviews.


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At school, art was my weak point. Misshapen apples, wonky wine bottles and stick figures are all I remember producing and, disheartened by never-improving D grades, I haven't picked up a drawing tool since. Until now.
Today I am at Forty Hall, a country estate turned arts venue in Enfield, North London, for a drawing workshop with artist Rachel Labovitch. There are certainly some nerves in the room. Susan, an administration manager, tells me that as she grew up: "I always had a pencil in my hand," but admits that she hasn't drawn for years. Most of us seem to share this experience; drawing being something we associate with being children.
Sensing our nerves, Rachel assures us that "there's no right or wrong as long as you enjoy it," before sending us out into the grounds, charcoal and sketchbook in hand.
I spend ages trying to pick the "right" view before I remind myself this isn't the point and settle down near the lake. After a couple of minutes' sketching I stop to judge what I've done. My messy drawing wouldn't look out of place on a playschooler's parents' fridge; I flick the page over and stare at another blank canvas, determined to do better.
One tree in, Rachel comes over, offering advice. She tells me to sketch everything first in order to identify the darkest and lightest areas: "train your eyes to look for shape and colour", she says. "And remember that the rubber is just as important as the charcoal".
Taking her suggestions on board I make one hell of a mess rubbing charcoal in patches over the paper and using the rubber to shape my marks into something more recognisable. I'm in a hopeless, black-fingered mess, but I feel more in touch with what I'm trying to do and decide to make a start on my final piece, and the one I will have to share with the group.
The lake has proven tricky so I turn around in search of a new viewpoint. My subject is obvious: a tree dramatically silhouetted by the sun. I begin with the trunk and main branches and as I move on to the smaller twigs and leaves, I become absorbed and am all too suddenly out of time.
Back inside we lay our work out on the floor. Every picture is completely unique; we have all seen different things in what I had thought was the same environment. Nobody picks out my drawing for praise but I don't care, I've discovered a new passion – and I'm keeping that sketchpad. Helen Ochyra
Drawing events are taking place throughout the UK in October as part of the Big Draw. Visit campaignfordrawing.org for more details and to find an event near you.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Water Fight
Recorded: Friday, March 7, 2014
Senior Fellow Randy T. Simmons, co-editor of Aquanomics, looks at the battles over water in the western United States. Thirsty citizens of growing cities, farmers, factories and environmentalists are in a fight for a natural resource that is priced arbitrarily. Its value is determined not by the free market, but by bureaucrats. Outdated government reclamation projects and water policies have put residents of the Golden State at the mercy of the weather, and of government's mandatory regulations.
Experts: Randy T. SimmonsType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Business, Economic Policy, Environment, Land Use, Political Ideology and Philosophy
John C. Goodman at P.A.U.L. Festival 2012
Recorded: Friday, August 24, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow John C. Goodman addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on The Free-Market Alternative to Obamacare.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Politics, Privatization, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes
Randy T. Simmons on Environmental Regulation
2012 Summer Seminar for College Students
Recorded: Tuesday, July 31, 2012
This presentation is from our 2012 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar for college students, which was held from July 30 to August 3, 2012, at Notre Dame de Namur University, Belmont, California.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Randy T. SimmonsType: Challenge of Liberty SeminarsIssues: Environment, Regulation and Deregulation
John C. Goodman on States Potentially Refusing to Implement Parts of Obamacare
Recorded: Monday, July 2, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, interviewed on CBN on the issue or states choosing to opt out of parts of Obamacare.
Experts: John C. GoodmanType: TelevisionIssues: Health Care, Taxes
Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion
Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
Tabarrok on Debt and Imprisonment
Recorded: Friday, April 20, 2012
Alexander Tabarrok, Research Director at the Independent Institute, speaks with Alyona Minkovski of RT's "The Alyona Show" on increasing criminal justice fees applied to those convicted or charged of a crime and time served due to debt.
Experts: Alexander T. TabarrokType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Taxes
S. Fred Singer Interviewed on KUSI San Diego on Global Warming
Recorded: Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Research Fellow S. Fred Singer speaks with KUSI San Diego's David Davis on
the scientific and economic issues surrounding the global warming debate.
Experts: S. Fred SingerType: TelevisionIssues: Energy, Environment, Science, Technology
Ben Powell on Campaign Style and Taxpayer Legal Fees
Recorded: Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Benjamin Powell engages with Tracy Byrnes on Fox Business Networks Freedom Watch on the style of presidential candidates and SEC legal expenses to be paid by taxpayers.
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AIA Strongly Urges FAA ReauthorizationJul. 19, 2011
The Aerospace Industries Association strongly urges Congress to pass a FAA reauthorization extension to avoid serious disruptions to the agency.
"Congress needs to act quickly to extend FAA's operations," said AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey. "If the House and Senate cannot work out their differences on a full reauthorization bill in the time remaining, another short-term extension should be passed."
The current FAA authorization—the 20th extension passed since September 2007—is set to expire Friday, July 22. Failure to extend authorization would have dire operational and economic consequences. Among the immediate impacts to FAA…


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As Usual
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Nate took the boys on a five-day wilderness canoe-camping and fishing trip a couple hours north of Montreal. Fin and Rye are 12 and 9, respectively, and they went unhesitatingly, excitedly. They have never before been away from us for more than 24 hours. They will have no contact with us before their return. They will live in a wall tent and eat what they catch and probably not see another human until they emerge from the wild.
Penny and I watched them pull out the driveway yesterday morning, shed a few inevitable tears, and then did what I presume any long-married couple would do when suddenly liberated from their children: Lugged the carcass of the pig we'd killed the day prior into the kitchen and took up our knives. It was a welcome distraction.
I hear parents talk about "letting go" of their children. I may even have used such language before. But don't kid yourself: We're not letting go of them. They're letting go of us.
As usual, we only think we're in control.
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Yes, they are letting go of you. And you should be proud. They will be self-sufficient, independent young men when they hit adulthood, not like so many young people who don't have a clue how to take care of themselves. For what it's worth, DH and I have both cried as our children became adults and left home: the first to the Marine Corps, the next two to college (and the fourth and final one will leave for college in 2015). Not because we didn't want them to go, but because as each moved on to the next phase of life it hit us that *they* were leaving *us*; they were ready to take care of themselves and no longer small children dependent on their parents. It is a victory, but also a bittersweet moment in a parent's life.
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yeah, we do
Simply put, yet total truth! :)
Your boys should have one hell of a "show 'n tell" to share upon their return. (I would love to ask them "what did you miss most?) This IS one "monumental moment" for them (AND you)!


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This is going to be Mary's 80th marathon, so she has laced her shoes back up and is now back in Boston for Monday's race.
But, she knows this year is going to be much different. Runners have heightened security and aren't allowed to bring anything with them. Mary says that's huge. However, it's not going to stop anyone after last year.
36,000 runners are expected to participate and the city is preparing for roughly a million people at the finish line.
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On June 25, 2014, T Bancshares, Inc. (the "Company") held its 2014 annual meeting of shareholders. At the Company's annual meeting, the Company gave a presentation to attendees regarding its financial condition, business operations, historical stock prices, and comparison to certain peers. A copy of the presentation to attendees at the 2014 annual meeting is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1.
By filing this Current Report on Form 8-K, the Company does not acknowledge that disclosure of this information is required by Regulation FD or that the information was material or non-public before disclosure. The Company assumes no obligation to update or supplement forward-looking statements in the speech or presentation as a result of new information, subsequent events, or otherwise.
The information furnished in this Current Report on Form 8-K shall not be deemed to be "filed" for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act") or otherwise subject to the liabilities of that section, nor shall it be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933 or the Exchange Act, regardless of any general incorporation language in such filing.
This report contains forward-looking statements regarding the Company ("we", "our" and "us") within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements include statements that reflect the current views of our senior management with respect to our financial performance and future events with respect to our business and the banking industry in general. These statements are often, but not always, made through the use of words or phrases such as "may," "should," "could," "predict," "potential," "believe," "will likely result," "expect," "will continue," "anticipate," "seek," "estimate," "intend," "plan," "projection," "would" and "outlook" and similar expressions of a future or forward-looking nature. These statements involve estimates, assumptions, risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, there are or will be important factors that could cause our actual results to differ materially from those indicated in these statements.
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Stock your own Skiving Snackbox using these, heat-inducing Fever Fudge, and some bloody good Nosebleed Nougat.
Step 1: Supplies
Cream cheese, room temperature - 2 oz (measure by weight or use 1/4 of an 8oz box)
Powdered Sugar - 1 lb (you will only need about half of the bag but you may need extra to get the texture right)
Food Color powders, pastes, or gels in yellow, red, and blue
garlic powder - 1/8 teas
anise extract* (this tastes like black licorice) - 1/8 teas
peppermint or other mint extract* - 1/4 teas
*You can use flavor oils traditionally used in candy making but you'll want to taste test to determine the right amount.
Step 2: Coloring and Flavoring
In one container, add yellow and red food coloring. In that same container, add your garlic and anise. Stir until the color is uniform. The color of the final product will be a slightly faded version of what it looks like now. Adjust the color by adding more food coloring, if desired.
In the second container, add red and blue food coloring along with the peppermint extract. Stir until a uniform color is achieved. Adjust the color as before.
ewwww garlic and sugar and ewwwww tell me if you ever create that book lol
black licorice Gag lol
nasty but cool you should make fainting fancies
I was using it to get off work where my hitler-esque boss refused to change the schedule for any reason at all. To my memory, he'd scheduled me for that evening despite the fact that I'd told him weeks in advance that I needed the night off. (I seem to remember it was something to do with my wedding...) He was looking for a reason to write me up but once I barfed on his desk he made me go home.
It didn't make me *feel* ill -- I had to fake that. Fortunately, I knew how to do my makeup all pale and wan, acted kinda dizzy, like I'd just gotten out of bed just to come to work (what a trouper, right?), and visualized being fevered, and in a cold sweat. When it was time to puke it just came up, rather politely for vomit.
I think you could easily hide it in a sweetened drink, like a caramel-hazelnut-mocha-alpachino-latte or maybe a Dr Pepper.
I'm sorry that my response to that person, which I deleted because after he deleted his post, made me sound like I was being snarky with you. I appreciate your input and have no problem with other people discussing their ideas at all. That's what this community is all about.
I can't wait to see what other mischievous concoctions from the wizarding world will be made next by starshipminivan.
I was half-expecting to see syrup of ipecac as an optional ingredient. ;)
Add some Belch powder in the puke half :-)
It can be found in any joke shop!
You could also make the U-NO-POO by using the fart powder!
You have a twisted mind!
I was looking for wildly mismatched, easy to incorporate flavors in my spice cupboard. It looks like I hit the target.
The purple half is really nice. It's, essentially, a creamy mint. You can just flavor it all with mint (or make each a different kind of mint) and have a two-toned mint.


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KMFDM stream new song
i miss No Meat No Man
Digging: Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Mambo Nassau
Yeah I'm not digging this in the slightest.
If they could somehow make this sound like Nihil (amazingly catchy choruses, fun instrumentation), then that'd be great. Doesn't look so good as of now though......
More of the same new KMFDM... there's always Angst.
sucks dicks
More half-assed nothingy digital shit. God damn it I miss the 90s.
Naive... Money... Angst... Nihil... Xtort... Symbols... talk about an awesome run
I just listened to the preview and the album is not as varied as WTF?!. Still, they make solid records even if they're constantly repeating themselves most of the times.
Digging: Tim Bowness - Stupid Things That Mean The World
But if they've been making the same record for the last decade, what's the point in even picking up the latest one? Worst case of diminishing returns I've ever come across
They're just giving the fans new material to listen to, even if it's usually more of the same. I'm happy to hear new stuff because it's solid.(WTF?! and Blitz are more enjoyable and less formulaic than usual IMO). Anyway, at one point you grow tired of the same 4 or 5 records that defined their style. They could've gone a lot worse (see Ministry's latest release).
I liked Attak, didn't like WWIII, didn't like Hau Ruck, liked Tohuvabohu, didn't like Blitz, liked WTF?!... and when I say "liked" I mean I could swallow it as y'know, mediocre KMFDM. I'd really rather they had a massive overhaul and changed style/members/got En Esch and Guenter Schulz back... their band Slick Idiot is way better than KMFDM 2.0.
Or just broke up, I gotta say
Yeah, bringing En Esch and Gunther Schulz back would make at least an amazing record. I haven't listened to Slick Idiot, I don't know why, but I'll check them out.
Just wrote my soundoff for their 2009 album "Sucksess." I don't think it's even on Youtube... might have to upload it myself. It's great!
Yep this is the only thing on Youtube from that album, a pretty good track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9T1vzhqGQ0
It's not very different from KMFDM, but it has that power that fueled albums like Angst, Nihil or XTORT. It's cool. You should review their stuff, because there aren't many people aware of them on Sputnik.
Nah not radically different from KMFDM, but it's the half of KMFDM's sound I prefer.
Yeah I will, there's a lot of artists I dig that don't have reviews... I've even had to add some albums to the database myself!
They will never bee as good unless they bring back the Nihil lineup. And we all know that is never going to happen.
Pretty much!
also, I actually rather liked the first single they relsead for this album, but this song is awfuly meh.
I didn't, such a rehash of Inane and Megalomaniac holy shit
don't forget D.I.Y too lol
Yeah, god damn it they need some new ideas... been jamming Slick Idiot's debut, so much better than any KMFDM since Adios
Right im gonna go check out Slick Idiot.
Their debut is on Spotify and quite a lot of it is on Youtube, their sophomore which I may prefer is nowhere to be found... it's En Esch and Guenter Schulz! The coolest members
Here's a pretty rad track from their debut: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KR-1mCD_48
these guys still exist?????
sweet, thanks.
It sounds very electronic oriented. Blips and blops all over the place.
KMFDM with blips and blops can be awesome (look at Symbols goddamn), but this blows.
that album art gives me a boner
Digging: Virtue - We Stand to Fight
Yeah at least Aidan Hughes still produces sweet artwork, I'm friends with him on Facebook lolol
I like how they keep the same format for the covers. Collecting their CDs must look great.
Their CDs and LPs look great in a wee row yessir
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Mark will update this site as he has news about the boat, presently named Xanadu. Well, perhaps I should say that he will update it as he RECOVERS from news about the boat. What a saga! Someone suggested that he has enough material to write a book already and the boat hasn't even made it here yet. Perhaps he could write a book and any proceeds could help us pay for this, er, venture. Of course, as Mark pointed out, with the luck we're having we would probably get sued over anything we print....
Oh, and here is what Mark calls "The Shot of the Trip." Evidently this photo was taken at Margaritaville. Notice the photo behind Mark and cross your fingers for us! Hopefully it wasn't prophetic!
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Over the last few weeks there has not been a day when the Australian immigration system has not been headline news for various reasons. Immigration is very much a focal point of life in Australia and while there is much criticism of the existing system it is worth looking at the benefits of immigration for Australia.
Economic benefits
Despite the fact that Australia has grown significantly over the last few years the economy is still but a fraction of the size of some of the major worldwide trading platforms. When you take into account the current ongoing skills shortages across a variety of different sectors this perfectly illustrates the fact that Australia needs skilled immigrant workers more than many other countries around the world. So what do skilled immigrant workers bring to the economy?
Aside from the fact that many of them will fill an immediate skills shortage and assist with productivity of the overall Australian economy it is worth noting that they have skills and experiences to pass on to domestic workers. You can read all of the books in the world, you can listen to all of the conferences in the world but the reality is that unless you are able to learn on the job it is very difficult to immediately transfer skills in theory to skills in practice.
There is no doubt that for example the mining sector would be anywhere near as powerful today if it was not for the ever growing influx of skilled workers from overseas. That is not to say there are not workers in Australia with the required skill sets but very often they are not readily available or in short supply.
Despite the fact that unions and a variety of other third parties within Australia continue to attack migrant workers it is worth considering that they pay more than their fair share of income tax. Not only do they pay direct taxes to the government, often from significantly higher wages than the Australian average, but they also contribute to spending in the local economy and the wider economy. Indeed we have seen the creation of specific airline routes to accommodate those in the mining industry which perfectly reflects how beneficial income from migrant workers can and has been.
The ever growing stream of income into the coffers of the Australian government not only allows the government to balance the budget but it also allows the authorities to invest in infrastructure and other vital elements of the Australian economy. This ongoing investment is required to keep Australia at the cutting-edge of the worldwide financial arena and without additional income from groups such as migrant workers it would be a very different situation to what we see today.
We recently highlighted a suggestion from the opposition parties with regards to student exchange programs between Australian education facilities and their counterparts in Asia. This has been successful on a number of occasions in the past and not only does it bring some of the sharpest minds to the Australian education system, and give their Australian counterparts a similar opportunity, but it also encourages investment and migration from some of the brightest minds and future business entrepreneurs.
It is no surprise to see that the Australian authorities are looking to further diversify their overseas education partnerships and further spread the presence of Australia in the wider marketplace. In many ways the Australian education system has benefited from a flexibility and willingness to learn overseas education systems and education procedures which have been integrated in some ways into the domestic system. This ability to integrate a variety of different education styles and systems will certainly prove to be extremely beneficial going forward.
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It is obvious that the more immigrants from specific areas of the world the more chance of overseas investment from businesses and investors in these specific countries. Very often migrant groups can bring with them an array of business opportunities which may otherwise have been lost to other more welcoming countries of the world. Indeed the ongoing relationship with Asia as a whole, China and India specifically, has created significant opportunities and extremely lucrative contracts for Australian businesses and Australian entrepreneurs.
While Australia still has some way to go before it can claim to be in the higher league of economies around the world there is no doubt that the relative strength against the worldwide economic situation at the moment is catching the eye of many. Indeed it is believed that the mining sector will continue to grow for at least the next decade which should give the authorities a very strong platform on which to grow and develop other areas of the economy. An overdependence upon mining as a whole is not healthy in the longer term but if it can more than pay its way in the short term then this will open up other trading opportunities in due course.
Cultural diversity
There are many countries around the world which encourage cultural diversity and claim to have some of the more diverse cultures and populations in the world, but Australia has certainly made excellent progress in this particular area. It now boasts an array of migrant groups across the country and while there has been some friction in the past between certain elements, on the whole this has been a relatively incident free development.
Cultural diversity opens up a whole array of new opportunities with regards to trade, education and investment to name but a few. There may be some way to go yet before Australia "maxes out" on cultural diversity but there are certainly benefits to be had.
Over the last few weeks we have seen significant criticism of the Australian government and more specifically the Australian immigration system. Therefore, sometimes it is worth taking a step back to consider exactly what migrant workers bring to the country and the benefits of a diverse culture going forward. No integration of different cultures and different religions will ever be totally smooth but there is no doubt that Australia has benefited more than many from this ongoing situation.
It is easy to forget that Australia has a relatively small and undeveloped economy compared to the larger nations of the world but there is also no doubt that the voice of Australian business is now louder than it ever has been. If the authorities are successful in creating a more diverse economy in the future then there is no doubt this voice will grow louder as will the number of trading partners and the influence of Australian businesses around the globe. There are some drawbacks to immigration but on the whole it has proved, and continues to prove, very successful for Australia.


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tuna, drained
1 cup
chopped dates
1 1/2 cups
chopped celery
1 large
apple - peeled, cored and diced
1/2 cup
lemon yogurt
1 tablespoon
minced onion
2 teaspoons
lemon juice
1 teaspoon
ground curry powder
Yummy salad! I've made a couple of changes to the version I take to school for lunch on a weekly basis. First, since the apple tends to get a little soggy after sitting in the fridge for awhile, I substitute Asian pear, which has a firmer texture. I also substitute chopped dried apricots for half of the dates, add a couple tablespoons of chopped walnuts, and use regular nonfat yogurt instead of lemon, all to my personal taste. This is definitely a great recipe -- makes a wonderful lunch accompanied by wheat crackers and sliced kiwi fruit.
This recipe was fai. I had a recipe from the past similar but much better and I have lost that redipe. This wasn't the replacement.
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This is such a fantastic lunch!! I love curry and have been looking for some easy recipes! I have found it!!
I added grapes, red peppers and crushed almonds in mine....served with Pita bread! I will make this quite often. Light and refreshing! I can't believe their is no mayonaise in this. It tastes better than regular tuna salad! Thanks Sara!
I didn't have any yogurt on hand, so I used applesauce. It was surprisingly very good!
I improvised a bit and threw in some dried cranberries and used just plain lowfat yogurt. The taste was fantastic - great alternative to regular tuna salad - thanks!
This salad was a delicious change from "regular" tuna salad. I would plan to serve it soon after it's made as the dates are pretty soggy by the next day. We like our tuna salad really creamy so I used a bit more yogurt, but I used fat free and it was perfect. That would be a good way to save a few calories. I'll definately make this again.
One of our new favorites!!
When I make this I usually just use tuna, lemon yogurt, raisins and apples.
It might sound funny but it tastes amazing!
I enjoyed the complexity of this dish. Surprisingly good. You must use medjool dates to get the right texture for this dish. I will use a little less curry next time so as not to overpower the tuna and fruit flavors.
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Awesome video Danny:)
try to umm... get your words a little um... politer Danny- it makes sense that you called the last guy a total idiot, but you know, it good to be polite.
Very good anyway, Danny!!
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great video!!! (even though I haven't seen it, I think it is going to be fantastic like others!
Gr8 Video! Love it!
The last game was instructive when Danny pointed out that it's okay to allow his king to stay in the middle of the board after bishop takes knight, "because I own the dark squares." He has the only dark-squared bishop on the board. Great point.
Great video Danny:)
This is listed under beginner videos. It shouldn't be. I'm pretty green, and this was way over my head.
oh my bad i guess you mentioned it later in the video my bad
hey danny aren't you losing in the game after ...Bg5 Bxg5 Kxg5 Ke3 b4? Isn't White in zugzwang there? King moves and then ...Kf4
good video
Great video, thanks...we will be looking for others by you. Time to start learning the Sicilian from Black. Dave and Bennett Katz, Phoenix, AZ.
Nice games.
Thanks Danny..good stuff
Thats what I'm talking about. Great Vid, and on last Chess tv session its comedy.
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POULTNEY, VT (Feb. 20, 2008) – Dr. John Peterson (Pete) Myers, co-author of "Our Stolen Future" and founder of Environmental Health News, will speak at Green Mountain College on Monday, February 25.
His talk is scheduled for 10 a.m. in the East Room of Withey Hall. It is free and open to the public.
Dr. Myers will offer insights on environmental health and his perspective on civic engagement to this semester's students in "A Delicate Balance," the junior/senior level capstone for the college's Environmental Liberal Arts core curriculum.
"Delicate Balance" students are focusing on patriotism and civic engagement as they prepare capstone projects that connect research to action. As part of this process, students are studying how Rachel Carson, the scientist and writer who first brought widespread attention to the environmental health impacts of pesticide use, both created change and was the subject of backlash.
Dr. Myers has written about the importance of Carson's work and will discuss his current efforts as founder and publisher of Environmental Health News, a web publication that features science journalism on issues raised by Carson and revisited in "Our Stolen Future." This book identified endocrine disrupters as a key pollutant with impacts comparable to the pesticides Carson studied.
Dr. Myers is founder, CEO and Chief Scientist at Environmental Health Sciences, publisher of EnvironmentalHealthNews.org. From 1990 to 2002 he was director of the W. Alton Jones Foundation, a private foundation supporting efforts to protect the global environment and to prevent nuclear war. He received his Ph.D. in zoology from the University of California, Berkeley, and lives near Charlottesville, Virginia.
For more information, contact the Green Mountain College Office of Communications at 802-287-8311.


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2 lb 13 oz for the long? I believe that is a misprint. Montbell's site & catalog states the long version of this bag is 2 lb 2 oz. The weight for the regular sized is correct at 1 lb 15 oz.
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I Will Cry At My Wedding
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Those tears will be very real,
They will reflect the way I feel,
To have found this lovely Wife,
Especially this late in Life,
This gorgeous woman who is never boring,
Always sends my Heart a-soaring,
To astonishingly new heights,
With her Womanly delights,
After having availed myself of her charms,
We fall asleep, in each other's arms,
I do not know how I earned,
The about face that my Life has turned,
I probably should not question why,
That I am the World's luckiest guy,
Still, she is so fine,
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Jimmy, I gotcha covered. Just tell me where to dig in the back yard. Should I go see Pap from across the street and the write the atty a check from my account to smoke the obvious. We are all in this with you Jimmy.
Truth- After this last comment. I will retire from reading "County Corruption". I will go about my days, living poor and free as a county employee witnessing the mess you and your friends have created. I will watch the new Executive hire his college friends for 6 figures and wonder, what has really changed. The new IG isn't any help to the common employee. Its us that she only goes after. Not Management. Yet has a manager been disciplined for anything, yet the hourly workers live under the knife. Thanks for your years of service.
Grow the beard back and move on. we have.
You see franks brothers to the left.
Being an Army Veteran, I have different views then I did prior to my time in the Middle East. What makes an assault weapon more dangerous then a standard hunting shotgun. I suggest the the people screaming we must ban, ban, ban better learn the difference, because there isn't much. Just because a magazine hold more bullets doesn't increase the threat of deadly force. I never used my "machine gun" while on a patrol in "full auto" or "3 round burst". Its a waste, you never hit what you want. Always semi auto.
Its another great idea that will probably be set aside once it passes and he has bled all the media hype out of it.
Zenith is a perfect example of how deep Fitz is willing to bite. Sounds like he is just gumming around.
Will the buyers have to take the Ethic's Training, pay $100.00 to be able to do business with this new Administration?
Will the buyers have to take the Ethic's Training, pay $100.00 to be able to do business with this new Administration?
That guy is an Idiot. He will probably call the Judge seeking more time for his client. " your honor, give him more time. Push the sentencing back a yearAND GIVE MY CLIENT MORE TIME."
When they were told to bring their mouth guards, they ment bring something to store your teeth in!!
can you its time for a buyout!
Blah blah blah. I BET THEY TRY TO SNEEK IN AN AMENDMENT THAT KEEPS THEIR TERMS A YEAR LONGER.
Who is the Maloof guy? Don't we have a prosecutor? Isn't the Inspector Sister a Lawyer and Fitzy boy?
I bet Laura went to Law School too.
The Administrator stated the Detention Home never had a security Breach ? Who asked that question? They must be trying to cover up a breach or two.
Tax Payers- Just remember the Corruption behind the beginning of the Juvenile Justice Center. The names and players. The out of this world bids and decor that went into it. All of these company's and contractors are all apart of an unjust situation. They sold the tax payers junk and now its all being exposed.
woulda coulda shoulda. I'd be pissed too. Wish he had complied while wife video taped incident, sued later and possible criminal charges. But they were there, 1 in uniform, who made it very clear he was the police( even if he should NOT have been there, he was). You touch a cops gun, its on. Plan on being shot. End of story.
Imagine if the Council put their minds to really fixing the County and not Manipulating it and its integrity.
Its ridiculous this took so long to happen.
It just wouldn't be fair. It wouldn't be "American" if our poor went without a Droid Cell Phone too.
The building is creepy looking. Especially the green roof. How many ducks try to land on it?
Is the CCSO sure this one hasn't died.
For thr Detectives who let Baron slip by, learn your job fool.
If you want to spend your money wisely, get a subscription to the New York Times and read the free Scene magazine.
The only time time Frank increased the value of a house was when it was being put up for sale. Lower my home value. I will love to pay lower taxes.
Every SWAT team in America needs to get that helmet.
When you read various areas of Cuyahoga County's Sheriff's web page. Youd think McFaul was still there.


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"This is identical to the cracker bread sold at delis in large grocery stores that costs six dollars for three big rounds. You can make it for pennies! I fell it love with it as an appetizer with Harvarti cheese melted on it but with the price of the cheese and lavash we didn't have it much. Make sure you roll the dough VERY thin, almost see-through."
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I made the lavash this afternoon, and I'm eating some right now. I found the recipe to be clear, easy to follow, and accurate. I did use whole wheat flour; in fact, I used all whole wheat flour as the lavash I typically buy and enjoy is whole grain. My lavash turned out very nutty and crunchy. Although I'm eating it plain right now, I see it as an excellent partner for cheese. To Jellylava who had trouble with it sticking when stacked, I would suggest using wax paper to separate the lavash pieces. This ought to stop the sticking problem. Although you're probably doing this, make sure you flour your rolling pin and work space too. By the way, I made a half recipe and it turned out fine.
Thank you. This is a wonderful recipe. Unfortunately I didn't have any wheat flour so I just used regular. I also used a pizza stone at 475 for about 5 minutes. They turned out wonderful. I also agree with using havarti cheese on top. Delicious.
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Great recipe. I didn't have whole wheat flour and used AP - it worked fine. I put about 1T cracked black pepper and 1 T Poppy Seeds in. I was stunned at how thin these would roll out I dusted the top with Kosher salt, and used a fork to dock them all over prior to baking. I tried baking on pizza stone and also in a heated ungreased half sheet pan. I preferred the half sheet pan, my pizza stone has charred semolina/cornmeal on it and the bread rounds picked up these bits. The next day I put them in a low oven (250) for a couple of minutes to warm them - and they were even better than fresh out of the oven.
Yah! the recipe has been found! big fan at the deli and now its mine! I used a pasta roller to get perfectly thin! easy peezy!
Cracker bread is the perfect name. This is thin and awesomely crunchy. The only change I made was brushing on some olive oil and sprinkling some rosemary before baking. It took me a few tries to get the dough thin enough and it seemed to help letting the dough sit uncovered on the counter for 20 minutes or so. Thanks for the recipe!
Very nice! The only thing I did different was brushing on some olive oil and sprinkling them with sea salt before putting them in the oven. I recommend doing exactly what the recipe says and rolling out ALL the dough paper thin before putting the first batch in the oven. I was scrambling to roll them out between batches; my mistake! Very light, crunchy, and strong enough to support my boyfriend's super bowl cheese dip!
Terrific recipe, Betty. For a killer taste, try brushing with olive oil and cook over direct heat on the grill. About a minute on each side. The taste is awesome! Lost about half the batch - stuck to the wax paper so might need to sprinkle some flour on the paper while waiting to cook.
I made this for the first time today and I am wondering if I will get better at it. The results were delicious but it took me over 5 hours. I couldn't keep up with the rolling in order to get them into the oven and so I ended up rolling the rest of the dough and then turning the oven back on - only the last 10 or so were usable as they had stuck together. I don't know whether to oil them or flour them more to keep them separate and I don't have enough space to lay them all out while waiting so that is why I stacked them. If I try these again I will experiment with using my pasta machine to do the rolling and then cut off sections to bake. In any case it was fun trying and as I said they are delicious. I am eating one right now!
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Servings Per Recipe: 30
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Calories: 50
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10.26.13 VOLLEYBALL: Cavs Fall To McKendree
Women's Volleyball, 2013-10-26
(AURORA, Ill.) - A slow start hurt the Cavaliers as they fell to McKendree in three sets in their final match of the 2013 GLVC/GLIAC Crossover. Walsh (4-17) fell to the Bearcats (8-16) 10-25 and 16-25 in the first two sets. The third set was a thriller, but the Cavs couldn't avoid the shutout as they lost 27-29.
Paige Chandler (Sr., Cincinnati, OH/McNicholas) continued her recent strong play as she recorded a match-high 15 kills. Kelsey Snider (So., 5-10, Olmsted Falls, OH/HS) added seven for the Cavs' offense. Defensive efforts were led by Maria Grecol (So., Strongsville, OH/HS) with 11 digs.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year. The weather is brisk and the high school football playoffs are in full swing. The sad part about it is that it all ends when the High School League concludes the season with its Weekend of Champions on Dec. 6-7
The Post and Courier's high school writer Phil Bowman and ABC news 4 main man Dean Stephens are certainly champions. We're just not sure what they are champions of.
Both prognosticators went 5-1 last week with their only miss being Wando's trip to Sumter. Both picked Wando and both were wrong.
That being said, here are this week's picks:
Ashley Ridge at Summerville
Stephens: Summerville beats its county rival again, 24-21.
Bowman: Upset special. Ashley Ridge, 27-24.
Wade Hampton at Goose Creek
Stephens: Goose Creek, 56-10. Enough said.
Bowman: Goose Creek, 59-10. Enough said.
Nation's Ford at Stratford
Stephens: Stratford comes into the playoffs with a chip, 38-10
Bowman: Stratford, Goose Creek on track for rematch. Stratford, 28-7.
Marlboro County at Hanahan
Stephens: Hanahan continues its trek to a state championship, 24-17
Bowman: Hawks must be ready. Hanahan, 24-23.
Aynor at Timberland
Stephens: T-wolves howl at home. Timberland, 17-10
Bowman: Craig's team begin crusade to state championship. Timberland, 24-7.
Andrews at Bishop England
Stephens: Great matchup. Still like the Bishops, 20-10.
Bowman: Bishops' playoff win streak reaches nine games. BE, 27-13.
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588 Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA 94965 (See Map Below)
Phone 415-332-9551
Neighborhood: Bridgeway Promenade. Website and reservations are here. Menus are here for lunch and for dinner.
Metered parking lot is about 3 blocks away to the north, and you can park for $5.00 per hour next door at The Trident, or park longer at the private lot across the street.
#7 Overall (Tied) and #1 Seafood Restaurant on the OurSausalito.com
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Fast Forward SummaryTM: One of the most visible "big view" special-occasion restaurants in all of the San Francisco Bay Area, and an excellent -- but expensive -- place to eat. Definitely make reservations if you plan to come here unless you're eating at an unusual in-between hour. Fabulous antique building but not all tables have that great view. Daily specials often terrific, good wine list. Back in the 1890's the Scoma's building and pier were called "Lange's Launches" and a tugboat and ferry service operated here. Note: There is a Scoma's in San Francisco as well.
Scoma's: The Details
Fog Alert: You can check this nearby webcam any time to see if morning fog persists or the afternoon fog has decided to visit. Fog on the Bay is most common in the summer, and the skies are most clear in September-October.
You absolutely positively want a reservation at this 19th century building. As you can see from the photo above, it's a fabulous building and location. The architecture is antique and interesting. But what the picture does not tell you is that the old building's windows do not align that well with the tables, so a minority of tables have really good views. Some tables in the bar area look across the water... for a distance of 50 feet, where you see the restaurant next door! I once had a great view of a cook at the other place filling large trash cans out in back while I ate my meal! The main dining room has better, but still somewhat restricted views than the bar.
If you're going for the views as well as the cuisine, here are the two ways to make sure you enjoy your meal here, and if you follow these steps you're likely to have a great time.
Go at lunch on a nice day and sit at one of the outside tables that is away from the street and farther out on the pier. Some have nicer views than others, but there are several truly awesome spots. The ones close to the street have just a narrow view of the Bay.
For dinner or a cool-weather lunch: Call Scoma's well ahead of time, make a reservation and tell them that you would like a window table in the outer area at the far end of the restaurant. If you're not a local resident it never hurts to mention you're coming from out of town.
Like almost all local view restaurants, they will not reserve that outer-room window table for you but will note your request. This means your odds of getting one of those tables goes way up, especially if you're willing to wait. When you arrive, come 15-30 minutes prior to your reservation time if you can. If a table in that area is not available you'll have the option to wait in the bar, which is in fact a nice place, and there's a good chance you can get a great table when you're seated.
Some of those view tables that are "worth waiting for" are right on the glass, and another group of tables is just across from them in the small outer dining room. The outer tables have the best view but the inner ones are still very nice.
The everyday menu here is often not as stellar as the specials, although the latter come at a price. When you are seated, ask the server "What dishes currently on the menu have people been raving about the last few days?" If the price is not mentioned, be sure to ask to avoid surprises later.
Some highlights from the regular menu include Lobster Bisque to die for, and really great clam chowder.
Google Map Instructions: Use the "+" and "-" buttons to zoom in and out, the arrow keys to scroll the map, and the SAT button to see the satellite view.
Something else that people should know about Scoma's Sausalito? Concerned that a Scoma's visitor might take a long walk off a short pier? Disagree with any of our suggestions? Please leave a comment below so our readers get the full story.


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I graduated from the University of Kentucky in the USA with an MA in German Studies and an MA in Education. During my graduate studies in German literature I developed a strong interest in life writing and submitted a thesis on the autobiography of Fanny Lewald, Meine Lebensgeschichte (1861-1862), which documents growing up female and Jewish in 19th century Germany.
My PhD research focuses on transcultural childhood memories of the Second World War and the participation of German-American women in the contemporary memoir boom in the United States. Although the topic of German Vergangenheitsbewätigung and the reemergence of wartime suffering in German public debate has been the focus of extensive scholarship, research on how members of the so-called Kriegskinder generation who later emigrated to the United States remember the Third Reich and the Second World War as children or adolescents is rare. My doctoral thesis explores the identity negotiations narrated in selected memoirs of this group as expressions of both personal and collective memory. Therefore, my analysis intervenes in debates about gendered experiences of the Second World War and competing conceptualizations of victimhood in German and American contexts and the role life writing plays within these.
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