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Developed as part of the Royal Angkhang Research Station, under the Royal Project Foundation, Angkhang Nature Resort is situated a comfortable three hour drive from Chiang Mai. Its mountain location, cool climate and the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside, make it the ideal getaway for nature lovers.
76 guest rooms range from 36 to 72 square metres.
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Camellia Restaurant & Terrace: serving delicious northern Thai specialities and international favourites, using fresh produce from the Royal Project Research Station. Offering both indoor and outdoor seating.
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Special activity programmes can be booked at the resort. Please check at the time of making your reservation, for full details (a minimum of 4 people required).
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Okay, back to the recipe…Cauliflower Cream Sauce!!!!! Yes, it really does require that many exclamation points! This is like a creamy alfredo sauce but instead of fatty-pants, artery-clogging, heavy-cream, milk-and-butter, this sauce is full of veggies that are perfect for the picky eaters in your life!
Cauliflower Cream Sauce
- 1 Head of Cauliflower
- 1 Onion, chopped
- 3-4 Cloves Garlic, minced
- 2-3 cups of Vegetable Stock
- 1/3 cup Cream
- Fresh Grated Nutmeg
- Salt and Pepper
- 1/2 cup Parmesan Cheese
Saute the onion and garlic.
Add the cauliflower and veggie broth.
Bring on the immersion blender. If you don't have an immersion blender, you can transfer this to a food processor or stand blender. Might have to work in batches.
Blend until nice and smooth.
Add a bit of cream, the seasonings and cheese to kick up the flavor.
You are ready to serve your picky eaters a mighty fine cream sauce!!
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Accused drug mule gets bail
A woman who police say had an unusual bulge in her crotch area as she arrived at the Norman Manley International Airport recently was offered $250,000 bail with surety in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday.
Charged with possession of, dealing in and taking steps to export ganja is Samantha Currie. She is also charged with conspiracy to export ganja.
Currie is expected to return to court on January 24 when the forensic report is due.
The Crown is alleging that about 2 p.m. on November 9, the defendant arrived at the said airport with intent to board a flight to Barbados.
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She was stopped and interviewed by police and her luggage searched but nothing incriminating was found.
However, the police who were acting on intelligence said they noticed an unusual bulge in her crotch area and approached the defendant to investigate.
However, the defendant refused to cooperate so she was escorted to the Kingston Police Hospital by the lawmen.
She refused to cooperate at the hospital and was taken to Narcotics headquarters where the police say they made a breakthrough.
It was revealed that the cops provided the defendant with a KFC meal to eat during her detention and after the meal was completed, a cylindrical parcel containing one pound of compressed ganja was allegedly found with the food remains.
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Students and staff from Rockingham County Public Schools gathered at the Valley Mall on March 2 to celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday and read to youngsters as a part of the NEA's "Read Across America," an event coordinated locally by the Rockingham County Education Association. Student volunteers from Spotswood included members of the Future Educators Association and the Spanish Honor Society.
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Last Friday in the face of cold and wintry weather Carbon came out on top of 18-15 extra inning win over Uintah on Friday afternoon.
On Tuesday, the Dinos put up another 18 runs, this time they only took five innings to do it as they shut out Emery 18-0 with a no-hit pitching performance from Gage Bigelow.
Friday afternoon the Dinos had to fit a game in between snow storms with the Uintah Utes. Jaren McCourt took the mound for Carbon and each team piled up six runs before the third inning was over. The Dinos added six more in the next two innings, but the Utes found a way back in as they put up four in the bottom half of the fifth.
Carbon added a run in the sixth to hold a 13-10 margin when the Utes came up to bat in the seventh and tied it up. The Dinos took the lead by a run in the eight and the ninth only to see Uintah match them. Finally in the 10th Carbon added three that the Utes could not match and the game was over. Hayden Basinger was on the mound in the final two innings and got the win.
All totaled the teams put up a combined 33 runs on 36 hits while committing 10 errors between them. Seth Tryon blasted a home run over the fence. Basinger helped his cause with a double and a triple. Dylan Vogrinec and Clint Finkbiner also hit a two bagger.
"It wasn't the best played game I've ever watched,"chuckled coach Troy Moynier as he talked about the win, "the only thing good was that we got the win and we got the game in. We went through a lot of pitchers to get it. It was cold and we played like it was cold. We should have put them away, but we let them back in. We did continue to hit and that was good to see."
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* 16 ounces old fashioned rolled oats
* 1 teaspoon baking powder
* 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
* Pinch kosher salt
* 10 ounces unsalted butter, at room temperature
* 6 ounces dark brown sugar
* 3 1/2 ounces granulated sugar
* 1 large egg
* 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
* 4 ounces raisins, optional
Heat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Spread the oats into a single layer on a half sheet pan. Bake until lightly toasted, about 20 minutes. Cool the oats in the pan for 2 to 3 minutes.
Grind 8 ounces of the toasted oats in a food processor until the consistency of whole-wheat flour, about 3 minutes. Add the baking powder, cinnamon, and salt to the food processor and pulse 2 to 3 times to combine. Set aside.
Combine the butter and sugars in the bowl of a stand mixer, and mix on medium speed using the paddle attachment until light in color about 3 minutes. Stop once to scrape down the sides of the bowl. Reduce mixer speed to the lowest speed and add the egg and vanilla extract. Mix to combine. Slowly add the flour mixture until just combined. Stop once to scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the remaining toasted oats and the raisins. Stir to combine.
Scoop the dough with a 1 1/2-ounce disher or server onto parchment-lined half sheet pans, leaving 2 inches between each mound. Bake until the cookies begin to brown around the edges, about 12 to 14 minutes. Rotate the pan halfway through the cooking time. Cool the cookies on the pans for 2 minutes, then remove them to a cooling rack to cool completely.


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Banana & Butternut Buttermilk Cake
Butternut squash is great in sweets and savories. If you are out of pumpkin & sweet potatoes or just want a change of ingredients this is a nice diversion. All three have a similar flavor & texture profile when added to baked goods.In this recipe I combine many seasonal flavors. The cardamom and cinnamon mixed with butternut squash give an interesting holiday twist to a traditional banana bread….or cake.
This cake is perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas breakfast, brunch or dessert. Top with some freshly whipped cream & chocolate sauce for an extra decadent treat!
Fresh Benefits
In this cake we find two Superfoods. I refer to these powerful foods in virtually every post. Our healthy, yummy diets should mainly consist of these dynamo's.
Superfoods are healthy whole foods that pack in loads of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Fresh fruits, veggies, whole grains and lean proteins sustainably grown are our best bets. To maintain the health benefits of these Superfoods it is best to cook them in health conscious ways…..steaming, broiling, braising and sautéing are clean, healthy preparations. Deep frying, not. In a future post I will get a list going that speaks about Superfoods in greater detail.
For more information on Superfoods: Livestrong: What is a Superfood?
Butternut Squash
This is an antioxidant powerhouse that helps boost the immunity and it has anti-inflammatory properties. Squash can be used in sweets and savories. From soups, baked goods, pastas, chilis, casseroles and salads……try it in your favorite dishes! To read more about the health benefits of Butternut Squash: HealthCastle: Squash Wholeliving: Health Benefits and Recipes
This Superfood is high in the mineral potassium and is a good source of the soluble fiber pectin. Bananas have the vitamin B6, which is one of the elements that helps regulate mood and metabolism. Here is some more info: Livestrong: 5 Things You Need to Know About Bananas
Yes, bananas are sweet, but they too can be used in your desserts and savories. They are great to eat out of hand, but they can also be used in curries, baked goods, and my favorite breakfast: Stuffed French Toast!
- 1 roasted Butternut Squash (see directions below)
- splash of Canola Oil or Cooking Spray
- 2 1/2 cups Unbleached All Purpose Flour (I used 1/2 Whole Wheat Pastry Flour and 1/2 Unbleached White, use what you have)
- 1 1/4 teaspoon Baking Powder
- 1 1/4 teaspoon Baking Soda
- 1/2 teaspoon Salt
- 1 teaspoon Cardamom
- 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 2/3 cup softened Unsalted Butter
- 1 Cup Brown Sugar, Agave, Honey or Maple Syrup
- 2 large Eggs
- 2 Medium Bananas, mashed
- 1/2 cup Butternut Squash, Mashed
- 3/4 cup Buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- Powdered Sugar for dusting
- Whipped Cream
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F with the rack in the center. Clean squash, leave skin on. Cut the top and then the bottom off. Cut the squash down the middle and scoop out the seeds with a spoon. Slice squash into large chunks. Spray or lightly coat flesh with a bit of Canola oil. Spray baking pan as well. Put squash flesh side down in baking pan. Roast for about 50 minutes, until squash is very soft and golden brown.Let cool and remove the skins.Mash some squash so you have about 1/2 cup. You will have plenty of leftover squash for other recipes.
- Preheat oven to 350?F with the rack in the center. Butter a cake pan, I used a 9x3 inch round pan. Sift all dry ingredients together, flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and spices. Set aside.
- With a mixer, beat butter at medium speed until fluffy. Add sugar and beat until well blended. Add eggs to the mixture, one at a time. Add mashed bananas, squash and vanilla. Alternately add 1/3 of the flour mixture to the butter mixture, stir until just combined. Add 1/2 the buttermilk. Repeat until all ingredients are added, ending with the flour. (5 additions total) Pour the batter into prepared cake pan(s). Bake in the oven for about 50-55 minutes. It will be done baking when a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. Start testing at 50 minutes. Cool cake in pan. When it is cool, flip it out, dust with powdered sugar. Top with whipped cream if desired.
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- Want to make smaller cakes or muffins? Click the following link to learn more about baking times and temperature variations according to pan size: Joy of Baking: Pan Sizes
- Add a handful of floured nuts or dried fruit to the batter before baking.
- Add a few handfuls of semi-sweet chocolate chips.
- Not keen on Butternut Squash? You can also Pumpkin or Sweet Potato mash.
- Serve with some dairy based or soy whipped cream, ice cream or frozen yogurt.
- I like mine served with a dollop of stevia sweetened Thick Greek Yogurt or freshly whipped cream.
Butternut Squash Dessert Recipe Links
- Butternut and Coconut Polenta Pudding MarlaMeridith.com
- Butternut Buttermilk Squash Bundt CakeFood Librarian
- Butternut Squash Cupcakes with Mascarpone FrostingKorean American Mommy
- Butternut Squash Tarte Tatin Matt Bites
- Date Nut Butternut Squash Muffins The Baking Bird
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Pulse Records get Sports TV and Arena Placements for American Swindle, Fly2Void, and Defying Olympus
The Band American Swindle, Defying Olympus, and the Artist Fly2Void each had multiple songs picked up by the following: Various sports-related entities, including but not limited to Fox Sports, FSN, FS1, FS2, Big-10 Network, NFL Network, NFLFilms, CSN, G4, NASCAR Productions, ESPN, NBC Sports, ABC Sports, CBS Sports, National Geographic, MTV, TV Land, Comedy Central, Spike TV, Tres, EPIX, DIRECTV, Root Sports, TBS, TNT, PAC-12, their affiliates, and all North American (U.S. and Canada) sports venues (stadiums, arenas, racetracks, etc).
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We Are The Catalyst signs Management, Distribution, Tour Deal and more
18 months ago the band We Are The Catalyst came into contact with One Night Stand Music (through Music Xray) and within days were signed to a management deal. "For the first 12 months we really focused on building the band foundation" said Stuart Cheese of ONSM. "We secured top quality videos for the band and started the business of growing a following, while the band recorded their debut album". Things have gone from strength to strength over the last few months including the release of a single, introduced by legendary talk show host Jerry Springer. The track sees all profits going to The Fostering Network via the "Rock for the Children" campaign and it has already landed the band some big name celebrity fans from Hollywood and beyond.
The band are also currently on tour in China, playing a series of shows and festivals, the culmination of which will see We Are The Catalyst play to up to 100,000 fans at the Strawberry Festival in Shanghai.
The band have also recently signed a record deal with Gracie Productions / Seven13 Music which is seeing their debut album re-release globally.
"We could not be happier with what Music Xray, Seven13 Music and One Night Stand have delivered to us. Anyone in doubt about Music Xray need look no further than us and the success we are currently enjoying"
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The Gate House, in Doncaster, has gained recognition from its local Campaign for Real Ale branch.
The pub has been named 'pub of the season' winter 2009/10, by members of the Doncaster CAMRA branch.
Deputy chairman of Doncaster CAMRA Ian Jones, pictured presenting the award to pub shift manager Wes Gore, said: "Our 'pub of the season' awards are made to recognise a pub's hard work and dedication in the cause of real ale. "The Gate House was a popular choice with our members, for the range and quality of the beers, including a selection of guest ales on offer, from a wide range of breweries."
The pub's manager, Emma Sayles, said: "The Gate House has never won this award before, so we are absolutely delighted. It was a real team effort and is fantastic that all of the hard work has been rewarded."


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This does sound like a great "treat," Fenway, and I hope that it will be very successful! My daughter is a Girl Scout–she just returned from an overnight camping trip this afternoon–and I think that she will be excited to hear about this collaboration between two of her passions: Scouting and Red Sox! I must admit I didn't appreciate your dig about the Sox next winning a World Series: we are nothing, absolutely nothing, like the Cubs on Chicago's Northside!
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We are trying to find these treats, we have some Red Sox loving pals on the West Coast and wanted to sens then some to snack on while they watch the Red Sox home opener! I went to the Cedar Hill Girl Scouts store today in Waltham and they had no idea what I was talking about….where oh where can we buy these treats?
As a puppy raiser for C.C.I. I look forward to following his adventures and also buying some of the treats…..I have meet him personally and he is a HANDSOME boy for sure !!!
He will make a GREAT spokes Dog for getting the word out about Canine Companions For Independence !!!
Can't wait to pick up some treats. Any special days at Fenway for scouts or patch kids can earn to celebrate 100 years?


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Bombs on the beaches: Warning storms and floods may reveal more unexploded devices in Plymouth area
Posted: February 23, 2014|
THIS WINTER'S storms and floods have brought a rise in the number of unexploded bombs tackled by disposal experts.
Six devices have been made safe by teams in as many weeks in the South West and West Wales, which bore the brunt of the bad weather.
The Royal Navy bomb squad, based in Plymouth, was called to Mount Batten Point at Turnchapel earlier this month to deal with an unknown piece of ordnance.
Storms which have ravaged and reshaped parts of the British coastline have led to the discovery of wartime shells long-buried on beaches.
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The Navy's Southern Diving Group said it had received a 20 per cent increase in reports of unexploded bombs since January.
A 100lb Mk XIX Second World War British anti-submarine mine was found by surfers at Watwick Bay, Haverfordwest, while a rare First World War German mine surfaced on a beach near the popular Cornish resort of Newquay.
Two mortar shells were found in Poole Harbour, and mortars have emerged on the shore at Mountbatten Point, Plymouth, and Crow Point, North Devon.
A shell at Minehead, Somerset – close to a former naval firing range – was also made safe. Meanwhile a mortar was discovered on a beach at Hemsby, Great Yarmouth.
Sgt Lee Henderson, of Devon and Cornwall Police, said: "Ferocious seas and weather are thought to be responsible. There is also the potential for further bad weather to unearth more devices.
'The bombs may still be very dangerous and people should not touch them but call police officers immediately."
Other glimpses of wartime Britain have been uncovered at Woolacombe, North Devon, one of the key training beaches for the D-Day landings. The storms revealed an old pill box together with concrete anchorages and pile-driven iron girders.
Meanwhile vessels in the English Channel have been warned to watch out for empty shipping containers washed from the Danish-owned Svendborg Maersk cargo ship during the Valentine Day's storm.
About 520 containers were lost and Falmouth Coastguard said: 'There are a lot and they're a hazard. The owners are trying to recover what they can.'
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency's Receiver of Wreck, Alison Kentuck, has warned that anyone recovering items must report finds within 28 days.


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Alaska Air Group
Alaska Air Group Inc., is an aviation holding firm / corporation based in SeaTac, Washington which owns two certificated airlines operating in the United States: Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. In 1985, it was formed and a year later the holding company acquired Horizon Air and Jet America Airlines. Jet America Airlines, and their employees were merged into Alaska Airlines in 1987. Alaska Air Group has no relationship to JetAmerica, an airline proposed in 2009.
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- Toggle 121 DOT Special Rules for Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (beyond-perimeter exemptions, i.e., service to another airport more than 1,250 miles away from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport) 2012
- Toggle 3 FAA Policy Statement on Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Aircraft Cabin Crewmembers 2012
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- Toggle 4704 DOT Special Rules for Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (beyond-perimeter exemptions, i.e., service to another airport more than 1,250 miles away from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport) 2012
- Toggle 26 DOT 2012 - Small Community Air Service Development Program 2012
- Toggle 10 FAA In the Matter of Scott Novak 2012
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| Atlas: The Incredible Kid, Dj Anjali And E3
WW: Tell me a bit about the crowd reactions to Atlas over the past three years.
Incredible Kid: That's what's interesting—we've lasted longer than any other party at Holocene, but it's a different crowd. In the United States, "international music" is marketed to yuppies. It's like "chill" compilations. Asian chill. Eastern chill. If you're not part of the demographic it's being marketed to, you're going to think it's the uncoolest stuff in the world. But, the stuff we're playing is very edgy, very loud, very electronic.
Do you ever mix in straight Western music?
Incredible Kid: Verrrrry rarely.
Anjali: The closest thing would be like a Sean Paul song or, you know, maybe like a top-40 song with a Jamaican emcee.
Incredible Kid: If you're playing nothing but songs that no one's ever heard before, it gets a little tough, so every once in a while we'll slip in something.
What's the future, then, of Atlas?
Incredible Kid: We love it. We want to keep going. One thing that's keeping different parts of the world from making music that sounds "good enough" to Western ears is the technology. But, because of the Internet, people are much more aware of what's going on everywhere else. So we're starting to hear things like Southeast Asian grime. What's cutting-edge in the West is now something people can listen to [online] anywhere in the world. So they started fusing the latest beats coming out of London or New York with their traditional instruments, melodies and rhythms. And that's what we're most excited about, people that are being raised in two cultures: their own and Western import culture.
If you were get on a plane to India and play a club, what would happen?
Anjali: Things are changing so fast, there might be a club that would be into it. The thing that's unfortunate about clubs in India is that they're super-rich. Super-exclusive. By our standards, it's like 20, 25 dollars to get into a club.
Incredible Kid: Which, in India, is like a million dollars.
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Soule pro's 'generic' teaching shapes individual swings
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Coaches constantly watch and listen to peers, trying to add new approaches, ideas and techniques to their repertoires.
But veterans know that, in the end, it's really not as much about what a coach knows as it is about what he or she can effectively communicate.
Soule Park Golf Course head teaching professional Tyson York learned that long ago. Golfers who take lessons from him benefit from his insight.
"I've simplified it to just three key, physical moves I want all students to learn, and then individualize them to your swing," said York. "What's great is they're generic, so anyone can do it."
York, who became a golf professional right after graduating from Nordhoff High in 1996, said he developed his teaching methods by studying "hours and hours" of video of the game's best ball strikers. He studied great players like Hunter Mahan and Tiger Woods and observed the areas best teachers, including River Ridge director of instruction Lee Martin.
"Lee taught me you don't always have to do things in a traditional way and that you have to tap into your personality," said York, who worked under Martin at River Ridge in the late 1990s before returning to work in his hometown of Ojai at Soule in 2000.
Like so many others, York started playing golf with his father (and grandfather) as a 9-year-old in Ojai. A long hitter who prides himself on his mental tenacity, York — who will play in his fourth U.S. Open Qualifier next spring — had the opportunity to pursue a pro playing career after high school but turned to teaching after shattering and compressing his wrist in a motorcycle accident.
"I played soccer as a kid and always knew I wanted to work in athletics in some shape or form," York said. "Injuries and finances altered that course. From athlete to teacher."
In preparing to become a teacher, York says he drew on what he learned from his earliest mentors: Nordhoff coach Dick Sebek and former Soule head pro Jim Allen.
"I learned that it's not just a mentorship," said York, "but more about matching personalities and taking time to understand people's individual concerns."
York's students and colleagues agree.
"Tyson's got a great personality and makes it relaxing," said Davis Smith, an eighth-grader at Ojai Valley School and one of the area's top junior golfers who takes lessons from York. "He makes it simple, but is really helpful, especially with tips about course management."
Rocky Hall, a Nordhoff High junior and another top junior golfer, regularly works with York.
"He doesn't teach everyone the same way," Hall said. "Better yet, Tyson is great at painting a good picture of what he wants you to do."
Former Nordhoff resident Beth Allen said playing with York during her formative years was beneficial to her development and increased her desire to play the game.
Soule park head professional Chris Harvey has known York for years, both having worked at River Ridge years ago. Harvey said being a good golf teacher is less about knowing about the golf swing and more about being patient and utilizing the particular strengths of each student.
"Tyson is exceptional," Harvey said. "He runs the gamut, working with kids and seniors alike, because his real strength is spreading the word of golf to anybody from anywhere."
York is spreading the word of golf this week by holding a free junior clinic at Soule Park from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The clinic started Monday and runs through Friday.
"There were so many people in Ojai who were so helpful to me as I was coming up in golf that I just feel this is something I can do to give back to the community," said York, who regularly runs junior camps in the summer. "I especially enjoy teaching kids. Adults sometimes have preconceived notions of what their swing should look like, but kids just want to have fun and play games, and they really want to learn something new and as such draw more from you."
For more information on the junior clinic or to schedule a lesson with York, call Soule Park at 646-5685.
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Exactly a year ago, I posted a blog that argued that the decisions on Superfund liability for the sale of usable product could be distilled down to an "unstated rule" — a party will be held liable as having intended to arrange for the disposal of a hazardous substance if it sells a waste that cannot be used or won't be used as delivered without first causing the release of a hazardous substance. One year later, that rule still seems to be correct and still is unstated (except here).
The most recent court to wrestle with this issue was Carolina Power and Light Company v. Alcan Aluminum Corporation. There, CERCLA contribution claims had been asserted against a number of companies that allegedly arranged for the disposal of PCBs at a transformer recycling facility in North Carolina where significant volumes of PCBs had been released. Georgia Power was one of the contribution defendants because it had sold to the recycling faclity a large number of transformers for ultimate resale. None of those transformers were leaking when they arrived at the recycling facility although some of them contained PCB oils which needed to be drained before they could be rebuilt and resold.
Like the cases before it, the Carolina Power court started by rehearsing the general standard whether Georgia Power "intended" to arrange for the disposal of a hazardous substance and then turned to a laundry list of factors, including: (1) whether the transformers had "marketable value"; (2) the "usefulness" of the transformers when sold to the recycling facility; (3) the state of the product at the time of the sale to the recycling facility; and (4) Georgia Power's knowledge that hazardous waste would be leaked or spilled as a result of the sale to the recycling facility. After discussing these factors, the court concluded that Georgia Pacific did not intend to arrange for the disposal of PCBs. Exactly how the court weighed these different factors is unclear. However, the court's conclusion squares easily with the unstated rule for determining when a party intended to arrange for the disposal of a hazardous substance. Georgia Power could not be held liable as an arranger because the transformers it sold could be used and indeed were used as transformers when resold; while the transformers needed to be rebuilt before being resold, that rebuilding process did not necessitate the release of hazardous substances since the transformers were not leaking and any PCB oil in the transformers could in the exercise of ordinary care be drained without releasing it to the environment.
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Jon Christensen, adjunct professor at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, has a career-spanning history dealing with environmental issues as a journalist for countless notable magazines, journals and other publications. Now, Christensen is settling into a new role with UCLA that began in 2012. Christen calls Los Angeles a "great global, diverse city facing global environmental challenges and opportunities." UCLA offers the setting to study these challenges and opportunities in an ever-changing urban environment.
"[Humans] are leaving a signature in the geological record," Christensen says. "Shifts in the geological record define geological eras. It's very clear that we're now in a different kind of era."
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Aishe Hostel Guangzhou
Cultural and stylish Hostel in Guangzhou. City central location, home stay feeling, convinient facilities......Not only a comfortable bed for you( that's for sure we have), but also lovely friends we provide.
Cici's house is a family hostel which have only 4 rooms with 2 bath room, totally can accommodate 20 people, we have a very big and cozy commen room where you can meet lots of people. You won't feel lonely in Cici's house, it's easy to make friends and they will help you konw more about Guangzhou!
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- Breakfast not included
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Skyline's Devante Kincade — QB since he was 4 years old — orally commits to Mississippi
Skyline quarterback Devante Kincade said he orally committed to Mississippi today.
Kincade, a 6-0, 175-pound senior, helped Skyline reach the Class 5A Division I state semifinals last year. He also considered Kansas State, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State and Texas Tech and picked Ole Miss for several reasons, one of which was the chance to compete for playing time right away.
"The things I do fit well in their scheme," Kincade said. "It's the SEC. I was told to come in and make a great impact early."
Competing against some of the nation's best at an Elite 11 camp in late March at Cowboys Stadium, Kincade was named the Elite 11 MVP, impressing a throng of talent evaluators with good arm strength and accurate deep balls. With the MVP award, Kincade was invited to the national Elite 11 camp, held in Redondo Beach, Calif. He was originally going to announce his commitment there on July 17 but decided to go ahead and make his choice known "so I can just focus on the Elite 11 finals."
Kincade was second-team all-state as a junior, passing for 3,270 yards and 37 touchdowns and rushing for 857 yards and 17 scores. Kincade is No. 67 in Rivals.com's state recruiting rankings and is ranked 19th nationally among dual-threat quarterbacks in the Class of 2013.
When I talked with Kincade for this story last season, he talked about how he had always been a quarterback.
"I've been playing quarterback since I was 4 years old," Kincade said. "It's always been my favorite position. I don't know why; it's just in me."
He also knows to thank the guys that help him out.
"I really appreciate my receivers," he said, "and I can't forget the O-line."
Kincade is a very good athlete, but I was most impressed last season with his accuracy as a passer and the decisions he made when he left the pocket.
Kincade's teammate, wide receiver Ra'Shaad Samples, is scheduled to announce his commitment Saturday.
Oral commitments are non-binding; the first day a football pledge from the Class of 2013 can sign a National Letter of Intent is Feb. 6, 2013.
Staff writer Greg Riddle contributed to this report.


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Kitchen Cabinet Doors – Which Type is Right for You?
As the primary feature and design element of the kitchen, cabinets not only serve as functional storage solutions, but establish the decorative style of the heart of the home.
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Papal thanks for Vatican security officials
Catholic World News - January 14, 2013
Pope Benedict XVI met with Vatican and Italian security officials in separate audiences on January 13 and 14, offering them his thanks for their work.
On January 13, the Pontiff met with the members of the Vatican Gendarmerie and Fire Department, and told them of "my appreciation, my heartfelt encouragement, and mostly my deep gratitude for the generous work you carry out discretely, competently, efficiently, and not without sacrifice." He continued:
Almost every day I have the opportunity to meet some of you in your various places of work and to personally witness your professionalism in collaborating on and guaranteeing the Pope's surveillance as well as the necessary safety and order of those who reside in the state and those who take part in the celebrations and events that take place in the Vatican.
The Pope encouraged the members of the Vatican police force and firefighters to see in each visitor to the Vatican "the face of a brother or sister whom God has placed on your path," treating all with courtesy and professionalism.
On January 14 the Pope met with members of the General Inspectorate of Public Safety in the Vatican. Again he thanked these officials for the service they provide to all those who "arrive from all over the world to meet the successor of Peter and to visit the tomb of the Prince of the Apostles." Noting that these officials also provide security services for papal trips within Italy, he said that their service "attests to the good relations between Italy and the Holy See."
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Devon C. "Dan" Lee is a native of Wabash, Indiana. He grew up during the 1940's World War 2 era, and the 1950's.
He writes about young adults (18-30) drawing on his own experiences, and those of others around him. Although fictional, much of what he writes has real situations he has lived as the foundation.
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PAWTUCKET — Alicia Petrarca used to smile when her 9-year-old daughter, Lataysia, would demonstrate a yoga pose such as the "downward dog" that she had learned in an after-school class at Cunningham Elementary School.
Now the young mother, in substance abuse recovery, is practicing yoga moves alongside her child and says the ancient art is helping greatly with her healing process.
PAWTUCKET --- Toka Kahn-Clary is on the doorstep of a berth on the 2012 U.S. Olympic boxing team.
The 19-year-old Pawtucket fighter sewed up one of the eight spots in the U.S. Olympic Team Trials by copping a silver medal at the USA Boxing National Championships late last week at the Olympic Training Center's Sports Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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PAWTUCKET - Bernard M. "Mickey" Partridge of Dora Street, Pawtucket, died June 24, 2011 under Home & Hospice Care of Rhode Island. He was born in Pawtucket, the beloved son of the late Edward M. and Ruth M. (Carroll) Partridge.
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a country, it's important to see what people like to read! According
to a survey, the 50 books the French consider the most
important in the literature of the XXth Century are the following.
French author and literary critic Frédéric BEIGBEDER
gave a short comment on each of them in his book "Dernier
inventaire avant liquidation " (Grasset, 2001) :
From #1 to #50
Another survey by the respected
magazine "Lire" gives the following results (#329,
Oct.2004) for the 100 books the French like the most :
(an then, among the books
which are already listed above)
(and among the books I was
surprised not to find in the other list )
Every year in September, the "Rentrée Littéraire"
and the 700 to 800 newly published novels make the headlines
of all newspapers. People talk about books, authors give interviews
and literary prizes are abundantly commented in newspapers
and news programs on TV. The most popular award is the Prix Goncourt
(for promising writers), followed by Prix Femina (awarded by
a jury of women), or Prix Medicis, Prix Renaudot, Prix de l'Académie
Française and Livre Inter (awarded by France-Inter radio
station) and several others. Being a member of one of these juries
is very prestigious and the competition is fierce among publishers
to have one of their writers awarded a prize. There is also a "rentree litteraire" for cartoons!
THAT.....? In literature, France is the world-champion for the
Nobel prize with 15 (from 1901 to 2014). The USA come
second with 11 and UK third with 10. Then come Germany, Spain,
Sweden, Italy, Ireland, Russia, etc... French (or French-writing)
Nobel prizes are, from PAtrick Modiano (2014) and Jean-Marie Le Clezio (2008) to Sully-Prudhomme
(1901) : Claude Simon, Samuel Beckett (Irish), Saint-John Perse,
Albert Camus, Gao Xingjian (Chinese), François Mauriac, André
Gide, Roger Martin du Gard, Henri Bergson, Anatole France, Romain
Rolland, Maurice Maeterlinck (Belgian) and Frederic Mistral.
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Hudson River Almanac February 15 - February 22, 2011
Spring was slowly moving up the river. Ice in the lower estuary began to loosen while ice boaters found frozen reaches well upriver above the Hudson Highlands. Eagles and hawks were staking out territories and were into their spring courtship prior to nesting. Red-winged blackbirds and other songbirds were starting to sing in a new season.
2/15 - Rhinecliff, HRM 88: We stepped off the train at the Rhinecliff station just as the late afternoon sun was lowering. We saw an ice boat skim by, then a family cluster - two adults, two children - walking on the ice about half-way across the river. We continued to scan the river, counting ten ice boats in all zipping upriver toward the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge. It was a thrilling sight: the billowing white sails resembling graceful ballet dancers inscribing the ice; the combination of speed and silence was awesome.
- Pat and Bill Joel
2/16 - Castleton-on-Hudson, HRM 137.5: As I headed down the hill to the river this morning, I had to slow down so I would not hit a skunk crossing the road. He looked healthy enough as he scrambled up the snow bank. As I headed south, the river was still frozen between the shore and Schodack Island.
- Wilma Ann Johnson
2/16 - Saugerties, HRM 102: We spotted a common raven vocalizing over Esopus Bend Nature Preserve while conducting an emerald ash borer survey. The survey revealed substantial infestation on dozens of ash trees. As evidenced by the multitude of bark flaking and ground accumulation, the affected trees are providing a feeding bonanza this winter for woodpeckers and other bark-gleaning birds, but also serve as an ominous indicator for the future of ash trees in the Preserve.
- Steve M. Chorvas, Alan Beebe, Chris Florsch
2/16 - Town of Shandaken, Ulster County, HRM 90: Four ravens were dipping, diving and chasing each other directly overhead. My companion said they made her think of death, but for me they always make me think of mountains and wilderness, despite the fact that the very first time I saw a raven was on a dumpster outside a motel window in Maine.
- Reba Wynn Laks
2/16 - Town of Poughkeepsie, HRM 69: Fortunately the town speed limit is 30 mph, so I had plenty of time to brake for four wild turkeys that sauntered across the road like they had the green light. Each one had a 7-8 inch-long "beard," indicating that they were probably males.
- Tom Lake
2/16 - Furnace Woods, HRM 38.5: Nearly three weeks ago, our cardinals began performing their spring songs. A week ago, the doves began calling. This morning, as I hauled stove wood into the house, the tufted titmice were warming up for their stage turn.
- Christopher Letts
2/17 - Nutten Hook, HRM 124: I came upon a hatch of midges while walking along the trails near the remnants of the historic ice house at Nutten Hook. Anglers use the word "midge" to describe what are actually several families of insects in the order Diptera, two-winged flies. Midges that make up the most important portion of a trout's diet are the chironomids, members of the family Chironomidae. What they lack in size, they make up for in numbers.
- Fran Martino
2/17 - Ulster County, HRM 90: Following a visit to Ashokan Reservoir, where we saw one of the resident adult bald eagles perched and vocalizing from the top of a roadside Norway spruce, we stopped at the compost piles out on the Lomontville-Hurley Flats to check for pipits, longspurs, larks, and snow buntings. None were present during our brief visit, but we did have nice looks at two first-of-year killdeer foraging around the base of the compost and on surrounding snow and ice, providing a rather unusual photo opportunity for "killdeer on snow."
- Steve M. Chorvas, Frank Murphy
2/17 - Mohonk Preserve, HRM 78: Our peregrine falcon observations began yesterday when Joe Bridges spotted a pair in what appeared to be nuptial flight in front of the Millbrook Cliff. No falcons were observed at the Trapps. Today, a single falcon was seen flying along the Trapps cliff and another was observed perched on the ledge of the 1999 and 2009 eyrie at Millbrook. As observations progress, I will continue to post our findings. If anyone would like to follow our observations in a more timely fashion they can contact me (email@example.com) and I will add them to our listserv. This listserv typically posts observation findings within a day of their being made and alerts others as to when and where we will be going out. Any interested person is more than welcome to assist.
- Thomas J. Sarro, PhD
2/17 - Town of Wappinger, HRM 67.5: Standing again in the snowy blind, we watched a surprising scene: an immature bald eagle was sitting in the NY62 nest. The female was not around. Was this just a passing bird that happened to see an eagle nest? This pair's last fledglings left in 2006; they would be five years old now, adults, so this was clearly not an offspring. We try not to be surprised by eagles; they do it so often and so well.
- Tom Lake, TR Jackson
2/17 - China Pier to Verplanck, HRM 43-39: The river was filled with ice floes from Verplanck's Steamboat Dock to this historic pier, and beyond. I counted 72 eagles across that distance, my high count for the season so far.
- Christopher Letts
2/17 - Furnace Brook, HRM 38.5: I got out of the truck at the mouth of this tidewater stream to get a better view of some ducks. What a treat: a pair of hooded mergansers, swimming with a pair of wood ducks, all resplendent in spring plumage. As I climbed back into the cab, "Okaleee" drifted out of the march, the first red-winged blackbirds I had heard this season.
- Christopher Letts
2/18 - Defreestville, Rensselaer County, HRM 142: On a warm and sunny day, I was hanging out sheets and a few honey bees buzzed around my basket.
- Roberta S. Jeracka
2/18 - Fishkill, HRM 61: Among the many usual bird species at the feeders in my snow-covered yard was an unusual one: American pipits with a brown-streaked underbelly were feeding on seed at a low platform feeder. These brown, slender birds with their pointy bills were bobbing their tails frequently and walked, not hopped, when they moved about. They were migrating north to their usual habitats, the tundra and alpine slopes and made a brief stop to refuel.
- Ed Spaeth
2/18 - Croton-on-Hudson to Manhattan, HRM 34-13: I must seem like quite the country gawk. While other commuters on our train slid into their various "E-worlds," I sat by a panoramic window on the river-side with a binocular in my lap. A bald eagle on Croton Bay was perched on an ice lump so small that the bird looked like it was walking on water. I spotted a flock of greater scaup; buffleheads were everywhere, splashing, chasing, displaying and acting like it was Valentine's Day. I counted four discreet flocks of canvasbacks. By the time we dove into the darkness that led to Grand Central Station, I had 22 species of birds. Nice commute.
- Christopher Letts
2/18 - Piermont, HRM 25: Two long-eared owls were spotted by Mike Dolan along Ferry Road in Piermont.
- Carol Weiss, Scott Baldinger
2/18 - Brooklyn, New York City: We had important business today at historic Plymouth Church School where two of our granddaughters are pupils. I had noticed two large maples in the school playground area and suggested to the principal that we might arrange a tree-tapping program and some sap boiling. And so, with the whole school at my back and my heart in my throat, I bored a hole in the big old tree. Whew! Before I could clear the wood bits from the hole, sap was rolling out, and by the time the spike was in and the pail hung, we were enjoying some of the finest music of spring: "plunk plunk plunk."
- Christopher Letts
2/19 - Staatsburg, HRM 86: We were awakened at 6:30 AM by the calls of red-shouldered hawks. Looking out the front window, we were just in time to see the local pair of red-shoulders copulating in the cottonwood tree across the street from our house. It was very windy and the branches were moving around quite a bit, but it didn't seem to bother the hawks at all. Afterward, the hawks sat a few feet apart on the same branch for a few minutes. We've noticed that, when they're "downtown" in Staatsburg, the female red-shoulder seems to prefer a fairly high branch in the cottonwood while the male is more apt to be on a lower perch in the black walnut.
- David Lund, Linda Lund
2/19 - Town of Wappinger: It takes a lot to make a 90-foot-tall tuliptree sway, but the 45 mph northwest winds were doing just that. This nest (NY62) has not successfully produced young in the last three years - the only three years it has been used at this location - and its exposure to the wind and wind-chill of late winter may be part of the reason. The female was there for a while until her perch began listing too far for her liking and she left for denser cover in a stand of pines.
- Tom Lake
2/19 - Fishkill, HRM 61: Having just filled my bird feeders, I was gingerly making my way along the icy paths in my snowbound yard, when a sharp-shinned hawk, coming from behind, silently whizzed past me, its wing brushing my sleeve. It was that close. No other birds were visible as it swiftly disappeared around the corner of the house. On this very cold and windy day, with such an encounter and its accompanying adrenalin rush, I warmed up rather fast.
- Ed Spaeth
2/19 - Tompkins Cove, HRM 41: Early this morning we counted 26 bald eagles, adult and immatures, on the river very near where the "mothball fleet" used to be anchored. It was spectacular. After months of eagle watching we hit pay dirt!
- Kristy Bartholomew
[The mothball fleet, or U.S. Navy Reserve Fleet, consisted of a number of Liberty and Victory cargo and troop ships that were used during World War II to ferry supplies to Europe. Following the war, from 1946 to 1970, they were decommissioned and anchored in the Hudson at Tompkins Cove. Tom Lake.]
2/19 - Furnace Woods, HRM 38.5: The warm air was a snow-eater yesterday. In 24 hours we went from 100% snow cover to about 80%. I know there was a thick layer beneath the shrubs at the back door, but this morning bare earth was visible, and several dozen snowdrops were nodding their white heads.
- Christopher Letts
2/19 - Northern Sterling Forest, Rockland County, HRM 33: Back to colder and windy weather after the short thaw but the single red-winged blackbird that had made a couple of short visits to our feeder earlier in the week must have met up with the rest of the flock since 14 males and one female showed up this morning. Another visitor was the first chipmunk of the year, looking a bit bedraggled and seeming very glad to find the bird seed just where she knew it would be.
- Mary Yrizarry
2/20 - Fishkill, HRM 61: I was making the rounds to clear out my bird houses. At one where bluebirds generally have nested, I forgot to tap the box first before opening it and, sure enough, it was occupied. A tufted titmouse, seeking shelter from the cold night air, had already settled down for the night and flew out as I opened it. I will hold off clearing the nest boxes until the temperatures warm up a bit as they are still being used for nighttime shelters.
- Ed Spaeth
2/20 - Quassaick Creek to Moodna Creek, HRM 60-58: Along the river between these two Orange County tributaries, I spotted three pairs of red-tailed hawks in aerial courtship. These mated pairs will be sharing the local sky this spring with a pair of bald eagles, something that will almost certainly generate some territorial disputes. While red-tails are smaller than eagles, they are more maneuverable in the air and are highly intolerant of what they consider intrusions into "their" space.
- Tom Lake
2/20 - Putnam County: I took a long walk in the woods this afternoon; conditions seemed just right: warm sunshine, snow melted around trees and stones, sap running from maple wounds. But where were the snow fleas?
- Ralph Odell
2/20 - China Pier to Croton River, HRM 43-34: A few days ago, over this same route, I counted 77 eagles. Today, with lots of ice and ideal viewing conditions, only seven.
- Christopher Letts
[One of the joys and mysteries of watching wintering eagles is their predilection to come and go, appear in great numbers, then almost disappear, for reasons that are not always apparent. Wildlife would lose much of its magic if it was entirely predictable. Tom Lake.]
2/21 - Highland, HRM 76: My husband spotted a fox sneaking up on a flock of wild turkeys. As the fox approached, three deer that had been browsing nearby came quickly up into the middle of the flock and seemed to stare down the fox. The fox then veered off and went down the hill. We see white-tails and wild turkeys together almost every day. We think that pawing by the deer dislodges the snow and the turkeys then scratch those spots to find food.
- Vivian Yess Wadlin
2/21 - Town of Wappinger, HRM 67: The habitat in which a bird is seen is often very helpful in its identification. For example, birds typically found in wetlands, woods, fields, mountain tops, or seashore. In late afternoon, a slim, brown raptor coursed through the woods calling "pee-pee-pee." The first time it passed, I had only seconds to gather field marks - not nearly enough time. But then it reversed course and flew past again. One unmistakable field mark stood out: a white feathered rump. Coupled with a few others, that made this a female northern harrier, a "marsh" hawk likely in migration, behaving like a Cooper's hawk, totally out of its usual context.
- Tom Lake
2/22 - Averill Park, Rensselaer County, HRM 145: I saw tracks today in the Stewart Preserve that I am pretty sure were bobcat. I know that people have seen them there before.
- George Wilson
2/22 - Town of Poughkeepsie: Two years ago, a mated pair of bald eagles built a small nest along the river in a tall tuliptree. For the last two springs they have acted as though they were serious about nesting. Each time, however, they left the nest in May with no success. Newly matured pairs sometimes take a while to get it right. This winter they have renovated the nest - it is now twice the size that it was two years ago - and are looking serious once again - the female spends many hours in the nest each day and the male has been perched nearby.
- Tom Lake, Barbara Butler, Barbara Michelin
2/22 - Oscawana, HRM 39.5: We took friends from Florida out to see eagles this afternoon. Although bald eagles are not uncommon in Florida, the sight of three at Oscawana Point and eleven more at George's Island thrilled them as much as it did us.
- Dorothy Ferguson, Bob Ferguson
2/22 - George's Island, HRM 39: On a late-afternoon paddle, the wind was stiff and from the north-northwest. Two pairs of adult eagles at George's Island and Oscawana Point were perched in the treetops facing the river. I have noticed that when it begins to get dark, they all seem to head for their inland roosting areas.
- Steve Butterfass


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