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Hollywood nightlife mogul Anton Posniak set out to remake the OC scene. Now he's got more lawsuits than restaurants here
Anton Posniak wears the uniform of every young, nightlife-loving entrepreneur: fancy jeans, a striped dress shirt and a firm handshake. Throughout an evening conversation at a table at Blanca, the harbor-side restaurant he opened earlier this year in Newport Beach's Lido Village, he makes references to literature, sports and current events. At one point, Posniak exchanges pleasantries with Blanca's sushi chef in what sounds like fluent Japanese, which isn't surprising—he graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Asian studies and spent time in Japan. He later says that he tried picking up Mandarin. He makes eye contact, he listens, and he speaks with eloquence and conviction.
Seems like just the kind of guy to help lead a dining-and-nightlife renaissance, which is exactly what he did in Hollywood. As one of the driving forces of Star Group Management (SGM), he opened 10 LA hot spots, including Ivar, Nacional and Paladar—the kind of places that attract the best-known names, all of whom are dying to be on thelist.
Posniak says he arrived in Orange County determined to do something similarly spectacular here under a new corporate banner: the Mor Project.
This was to have been a magical year for Mor (Gaelic for "great"), with five flagship venues slated to open: Irezumi, a sushi lounge; Blanca, a molecular-gastronomy-oriented Spanish-Italian restaurant; Revolver, a 25,000-square-foot club/venue/restaurant to replace the now-defunct Galaxy Theater; the Rustic Vine, which was to feature seasonal wine-country cuisine at the Irvine Spectrum; and Fleur de L'Age, with its Napa Valley region-centric menu.
Irezumi opened its doors this past spring inside Costa Mesa's Metro Pointe shopping plaza. Its reasonably priced, irreverent menu—hot dog sushi?—was generally well-liked. (Even by us: see Edwin Goei's "That's Just How They Roll," June 5.)
Blanca opened right around the same time to stellar reviews—chef Nick Weber's decadent menu of crudo, micro greens and Wagyu beef was, critically, a hit. (See Edwin Goei's "Crudo Crazy," May 15.)
But now, months later, Irezumi has shut its doors, leaving vendors and employees unpaid, while Blanca has lost its star chef and drastically altered its cuisine to burritos and sashimi, with its own fair share of employees seeking back pay. Neither Rustic Vine nor Fleur de L'Age opened at all.
Many former and current Mor Project employees are placing the blame squarely on their CEO. A single post on a gossip website called the Dirty Newport became a lightning rod for Posniak's local detractors; the Aug. 28 item dubs him the "biggest scum bag in LA/OC."
The entry went on to accuse Posniak of spending investors' money and say that he has no way of proving where the money had gone. "The two restaurants he did manage to open are losing sugnifficant [sic] amounts of money, and the other three he lost his lease on," the poster asserts. It alleges Irezumi was overbudgeted and its subsequent revolving door of employees were unpaid. It links to a July 30, 2008, Daily Pilot story on the repossession of Blanca's kitchen equipment. The Dirty Newport entry ends with a statement on Posniak's supposed nonchalance and tendency to place blame on others.
The entry has garnered 85 responses, most of which were posted by parties involved, according to several sources—including former employees—who spoke to the Weekly on the condition of anonymity.
But others were not content to merely gossip about Posniak. One of his former partners has filed suit against him, as has the mighty Irvine Co.
If any of this controversy bothers Posniak, he doesn't let it show. (He's certainly no stranger to litigation, having been a party in at least 21 lawsuits in LA County, according to court records.)
"You know, I'm in a high-profile business," a horn-rim-bespectacled Posniak says, sitting under a heat lamp at Blanca. "I'm the CEO. And if things don't do well, if things aren't on track, it is my fault."
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The now-36-year-old Posniak started SGM in 2001 with partner and fellow South African expat Alan Nathan. The two met as teenagers in San Diego and saw their first success in 1999 with a still-popular sushi joint, Tengu in Westwood Village. SGM set its sights on Hollywood, which was a virtual ghost town by the early 2000s, and played a major role in reviving the district's nightlife, boasting the second, third and fourth liquor licenses in Hollywood at the time.
Posniak moved to OC in 2006, hoping to bring some of his Hollywood success with him. He founded the Mor Project in 2006 along with a friend and investor from Tengu named Brian Garbutt.
"I think we're a creative force," Posniak says of the Mor Project team. But even before his venues began to open, he saw troubling signs in the OC economy. "When we started taking possession, which was in the beginning or mid- of 2007, things started going a little sideways. Mortgages were on its way out, the credit industry was on the way down, banks were suffering," he explains.
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While we really enjoy watching some of the same old faces that we're used to seeing on the TV year-after-year, it's always nice to get a little bit of fresh blood every once in awhile.
And although most of our predictions for breakout anything in entertainment typically sticks to our sports knowledge, we're going to go ahead and try our hand at which TV stars might just find themselves among the biggest in your household by year's end.
We may be right. We may be wrong. But one thing's for sure—these are some new faces that should at least be remembered this year.
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Just like former WWE performer Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson before him, Bautista will bolster a soon-to-be mega-action career on the big screen.
Built like a chisled rock, he has the potential to do what Johnson has paved the way for others to do—which is absolutely owning action films.
Getting a taste of the Hollywood life from roles in movies such as The Man with the Iron Fists and Riddick, the former wrestler gets a major nod in the film, Guardians of the Galaxy, which should help directors and producers see why he has the potential to be huge in the coming years in film and TV.
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Unless you're a diehard fan of the HBO series, In Treatment, you probably haven't heard much about actor Dane DeHaan. But we have a hunch that that's about to change.
After snagging a key role in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, DeHaan's is suddenly defining himself as quite the villain in various roles. Knowing the magnitude for which action hero movies seemingly blow-up at the box office, DeHaan has great potential to become a big star before the end of the summer.
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3. Shailene Woodley
OK, so we admit that putting Woodley here might be a bit of a cop-put seeing how she starred next to megastar George Clooney in the critically-acclaimed 2011 movie, The Descendants.
That still doesn't mean she instantly hit it big, though.
Earning praise from her role as Amy Juergens on the show, The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Shailene looks to broaden her acting skills into bigger roles, starting with action flick, Divergent.
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2. Britt Robertson
Another young, actress, Britt Robertson also got the now in a Clooney movie—with this year's Tomorrowland on her slate.
With a supporting role in the sci-fi show, Under the Dome, Robertson has helped separate herself from fellow up-and-comers on the show to take center stage in 2014.
Besides the Clooney project, Britt snagged the lead role in Undiscovered Gyrl, which should just be another chance for her to showcase her talents.
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1. Chris Pratt
Most of us know and love him from his role on Parks and Rec, but when he's not playing an airheaded, twit, he's busy getting jacked up and slim for some movie roles that he's planning this year.
With a role in the widely-anticipated film, Guardians of the Galaxy, Pratt should finally get lifted into the upper echelon of celeb actors this year—especially when you add in his versatility in both comedic and dramatic roles.
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Updated Call Time -- U. S. Steel Conference Call Available On Company Website PR Newswire PITTSBURGH, April 22, 2013 PITTSBURGH, April 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) updated the time of the company's first quarter 2013 conference call with securities analysts on Tuesday, April 30, 2013, to be at 3 p.m. EDT. The call was previously was announced to be at 2 p.m. EDT. To access the webcast and slides, visit the website at www.ussteel.comand click "Current Information" under the "Investors" section. Replays of the conference call will be available on the website after 5:30 p.m. rather than the previously announced 4:00 p.m. on April 30. For more information about U. S. Steel, visit www.ussteel.com. SOURCE United States Steel Corporation Website: http://www.ussteel.com Contact: Media: Courtney Boone, 412.433.6791, Analysts/Investors: Dan Lesnak, 412.433.1184
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A Knoxville family lost its tax return to identity theft when they needed it the most.
J.J. Stambaugh, a former reporter for the Knoxville News Sentinel, filed his taxes several months ago with expectations of receiving a tax return of more than $6,500.
It's money Stambaugh's family desperately needs. Stambaugh's family has racked up tens of thousands of dollars in medical bills due to his four-year fight with chronic Pancreatitis. He said he takes 15 types of medication a day.
The Stambaugh's first thought something was wrong with their tax return after they went a few weeks without receiving it. J.J. Stambaugh made phone calls to the IRS, which he said repeatedly gave him different dates as to when it would come.
Then, last week, Stambaugh called the IRS again.
"I talked to a gentleman at the IRS who explained to me that some individual had stolen my social security number and had been able to file for an e-return," Stambaugh said.
After 17 hospital visits, Stambaugh believes someone in the medical system may have gotten a hold of his social security number. But right now, he and his wife, Jenna, are curious as to how anyone could receive their tax refund so easily.
"You go some place and you expect people to be caring and looking out for you, not looking for people to steal from," Jenna Stambaugh said.
According to IRS spokesperson Dan Boone, tax fraud cases have increased across the country as millions of taxpayers move across the country and change jobs.
"The IRS understands that being a victim of ID theft is a frustrating process. ID theft perpetrators are hitting credit card companies, banks and other financial institutions, and the tax system is not immune," Brown said in a statement.
Brown told 10News in January the IRS and Department of Justice targeted dozens of alleged tax fraud criminal in 23 states. It arrested 58 people and is looking to capture more.
In 2011, the IRS said it stopped more than 260,000 fraudulent refunds related to ID theft and protected more than $1.4 billion in refunds.
"We have tightened up fraud filters in the processing system and have created an Identity Protection Specialized Unit to help victims through the process of getting their rightful refunds," Brown's statement said.
But, for right now, that doesn't help the Stambaughs who said the IRS told them it might take six months before their tax problems are straightened out.
He said the whole incident disturbs him because he was hoping to take his daughter and wife to Disney World before his health deteriorated to the point in which he could not do so. After receiving multiple press rewards for his work with the News-Sentinel, Stambaugh said he was just confused as to how all of this has happened.
"I was a good reporter, had just won the Golden Press Card award in fact," Stambaugh said. "That's the highest award you can get around here and the next thing you know, it's all gone. You get sick and it's all gone."
Stambaugh told 10News he plans to soon talk to the Knoxville Police Department about his stolen identity theft case. He still needs to talk to authorities on the state and federal levels as well.
His wife Jenna has set up a charity named "Save Our Stambaughs". You can find it by clicking here.
The IRS could not comment on their specific case because of legal reasons. However, the agency urges anyone who finds themselves in a hardship situation to contact their Taxpayer Advocate Service at 1-877-777-4778. It also asks that anyone who is a victim of ID theft related tax fraud contact its special unit at 1-800-908-4490.


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'Agritourism' attorney quits contentious Foxley Farm case
Ligonier Township supervisors will be looking for a new attorney in its battle over whether Foxley Farm can host agricultural tourism events on its residentially zoned property.
Attorney Mark Hamilton, who became a lightning rod for the issue, has resigned from his post.
"I'm disappointed, because I think he's a good man," said Supervisor Tim Komar. He said a new attorney will have to be hired as special counsel.
Hamilton's resignation letter, dated May 14, is the result of supervisors voting 2-1 on Monday to shut down an "agritourism" zoning amendment he proposed to allow farms to hold social events in certain districts. The letter criticized the board majority for "an intolerance for perspectives not consistent with yours."
The Mt. Lebanon attorney, who lives in Rector, was appointed interim solicitor in November. In January, supervisors appointed Scott Avolio as solicitor, but Hamilton was retained for matters in which Avolio had a conflict of interest, including litigation involving Foxley Farm.
Foxley Farm owners PJ and Maggie Nied want to host weddings and other events there, which are not permitted on their property under the current ordinance. The Nieds, Ligonier Township and several neighbors of the farm have been embroiled in a dispute in Westmoreland Common Pleas Court over the issue. The Nieds recently applied to the planning commission to run a bed-and-breakfast.
Some neighbors said they thought Hamilton bowed to the Nieds' interests with the proposed amendment. Hamilton said he spoke to all involved parties and submitted the proposal to start a public debate about the township's future. Hamilton discussed his proposal at the supervisors meeting, during which 16 residents aired their opinions on the zoning change. The supervisors nixed sending it to the planning commission.
In a resignation letter addressed to Supervisors Paul Knupp and Scott Matson, who cast the dissenting votes, Hamilton wrote, "Unfortunately, both of you refused to engage your electorate, and, by so doing, failed to fulfill your duty of leadership.
"Neither of you asked a single question or made any comment on the proposal at hand," the letter said. "By voting in the negative on the motion to refer the proposed agritourism amendment to the planning commission, you foreclosed the opportunity for the commission to consider this initiative, to provide its input; and, to continue the public debate. In other words, you failed to engage the process which you were elected to administer. The residents of Ligonier Township deserve better."
On Thursday, Knupp and Matson declined to comment.
In a message to Komar and Avolio, Hamilton said he would send a list of court dates and his final invoice.
Attorney William Sittig, who represents several neighbors of the farm who opposed Hamilton's amendment, said his clients "don't agree with the tack" Hamilton was taking with attorneys doing business with Foxley Farm.
Chris Turner submitted a right-to-know request on April 17 to township officials and Hamilton to learn about Hamilton's meetings with those attorneys. Hamilton said he had met with them as a way to possibly resolve litigation and get input for the amendment.
Sittig's clients wanted Hamilton to be removed as special counsel. "From that standpoint, we're happy to move on with other counsel," Sittig said.
Attorney Pat Doheny, who represents the Nieds, said his clients "share in the sentiments expressed in Hamilton's resignation letter."
"In light of what dozens of township residents got to witness at the township supervisors meeting on Tuesday, Mr. Hamilton's resignation, while unfortunate, is not exactly surprising," Doheny said.
Hamilton, a partner with Cipriani & Werner, declined to elaborate beyond the letter.
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Recent economic outlooks and Friday's jobs report from the U.S. Department of Labor offered a mixed bag of good and worrisome news. Taken collectively, however, they offered more evidence that it would me a major setback if Congress and the president fail to reach a deficit-reduction deal and allow the fiscal cliff of tax increases and large, indiscriminate budget cuts to kick in at year's end.
While some have noted that the economy should not, mathematically at least, immediately feel the impact of the tax hikes and budget cuts, the specter of another Washington failure will be damaging. Going off the cliff will disquiet financial markets, make small and large businesses alike less likely to invest and expand, and quite likely shake consumer confidence. And there is no guarantee a new Congress, which if anything appears to be more politically partisan in both the Democratic-controlled Senate and Republican-controlled House, will be any more likely than the lame-duck Congress to reach a deal.
The recovery, while sustained with 33 straight months of job growth, also remains fragile and not terribly robust. A needless setback will only dig a bigger economic hole to climb out of. Conversely, an agreement that demonstrates Washington is not dysfunctional after all, could spur economic activity and accelerate the recovery.
Friday's report showed the economy added 146,000 jobs in November, more than most economists had forecast, and the unemployment rate dropped to 7.7 percent, the lowest since December 2008. But the economy has a long way to go. Three years of job growth has added back only about 4.6 million of the 8.8 million jobs lost during the Great Recession.
Also last week the New England Economic Partnership released its four-year economic forecast and it offered more good news/bad news. The Connecticut economy will see slow growth for the next couple of years, adding about 10,500 jobs, predicted Ed Deak, a professor emeritus of economics at Fairfield University and the economist who prepared the forecast for the partnership. Mr. Deak sees the economy breaking out in 2014, with Connecticut adding 22,300 and by 2016 finally returning to pre-recession job levels.
Moody's Analytics issued a forecast with similar trend lines, but was more bullish, predicting 29,000 jobs added in 2014 as the economy takes off. Moody's warned, however, that the failure to get a debt deal would slow recovery progress and that Connecticut and much of New England would be particularly vulnerable.
Economic forecasting may be perhaps the most inexact of sciences, but evidence grows that the nation is poised to revive from its long economic malaise, if only the politicians can manage not to get in the way.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22, 2013 The Houston Rockets today re-assigned Donatas Motiejunas to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, the Rockets NBA Development League affiliate. The assignment is the 113th of the 2012-13 NBA and NBA D-League seasons, while Motiejunas is among a record 50 NBA players to be assigned to the NBA D-League this season.
Motiejunas (7-0, 222, Kaunas, Lithuania) returns to the Vipers, having averaged 23.5 points and 10.8 rebounds in four starts this season. Originally selected in the first round (20th overall) of the 2011 NBA Draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves and later traded to Houston, Motiejunas has appeared in 14 games for the Rockets this season and averaged 1.6 points and 0.3 rebounds.
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The Virginia Department of Forestry is celebrating 100 years and Smokey the Bear is leaving his mark on a tree in the Roanoke Valley.
Foresters with the Western Region took a white pine tree was taken down about a year ago as a fire prevention message and that's when employees came up with the idea to carve Smokey the Bear into the stump.
Regional Forester Ed Stoots said he was excited when he thought of the idea.
"How about we leave one stump a little bit higher and use our personnel who can do chainsaw carving and basically leave a lasting legacy on fire protection," he said.
Brad Carrico is an employee at the Salem office and does chainsaw carvings on the side. Carrico spent Thursday carving Smokey's face into the tree stump with a chainsaw.
Smokey will be painted when the carving is complete.
They hope it will serve as a monument for fire prevention and protection in our area.
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Stuart Broad on Twitter, credit card roulette and his prediction for The Ashes
The Ashes begin tonight (or tomorrow, depending upon where you are in the world) and the expectations of an England victory haven't been this high in a generation.
While the Australian team appears to be in a state of disarray, the England team couldn't be healthier. The batsmen are in-form, there's clear leadership under the Andy Flower and Andrew Strauss partnership and the bowling attack rivals any in the world. Among those that will be looking to tear through Ricky Ponting and co is Stuart Broad. The poster boy of the England team, who became a household name after his Man of the Match performance in the final Test of the last Ashes, is ready for more.
"I'm extremely excited. There's been a lot of hype so we're so looking forward to it starting," Stuart told The Independent Online. "We're feeling confident and we really want to start well."
England are currently favourites among the bookmakers to win the series, a result not achieved in Australia since 1987. Speaking with Stuart it's clear there's a real focus amongst the squad, adding good cause to the confidence felt amongst the many observers predicting an England victory. "We (the squad) are all on the same wave length. I haven't set any personal targets – it's about targeting each innings as a team. We're looking at it hour-by-hour rather than across the whole series."
Stuart is clearly keen not to let England get ahead of themselves, well aware of the quality that still exists in the Australia team: "They're all world class players, although they are under a bit of pressure from the Australian media who've been giving them a hard time." Stuart singled out Michael Clarke, an injury doubt ahead of the first Test, noting his fine performance in the 2009 series. But the Australian batsman Stuart really has his eye on is the Baggy Greens captain: "Ricky Ponting has been their world-class batsman for the last 10-12 years – we know what a danger man he is and what an important wicket he is to get. We'll be delighted to see the back of him each time he's out."
Broad is predicting a tight series, but feels success or failure in Australia will come down to what England can do with the bat: "The key to the series for me is the amount of runs we score. Our batting line-up is looking in good form and in particular having Ian Bell at number six is very strong for us. We can put pressure on them (Australia) with the runs and take some off our own bowlers."
The build up to the current series has been fuelled by the England players' use of Twitter, which has seen them posting videos, pictures and insights into what's happening in the camp. "Swanny (Graeme Swann) is the most addicted – when we go out to dinner he spends the whole time on his phone." reveals Stuart. Among the more entertaining insights to come out of the camp has been the video of England players performing 'The Sprinkler' (apparently Tim Bresnan is the best dancer among the team) and the latest updates on how Kevin Pietersen's moustache is coming along (questions about which were met with a stony silence). There had been talk of banning the players from using Twitter during the series, prompted by a few high profile gaffes by other sportsmen. "If we're sensible we'll be allowed to carry on," says the 24-year-old. "It's a good way to keep the fans updated on what's going on – just as long as there are no silly rants."
Putting the joking aside, and with a slight dig at the Aussies, Stuart offers his Ashes prediction: "It'll be very tight – but I won't put a number on it – that's an Australian thing to do. Australia haven't lost at The Gabba in 22 years (a record spanning 21 Tests). We know how important the start of the series is – we can show we're here for a fight. I expect it to go down to the last Test."
Something else difficult to predict are the games of credit card roulette played by the England squad, whereby through a game of chance someone is elected to pick up the cheque for dinner. In the most recent game, Stuart reveals Alastair Cook was the loser and tells me how he's yet to lose a game himself: "I haven't lost yet – I recently got a new bank card and I haven't lost with it, it's been very favourable for me." As one of England's key players in this series, English fans will be hoping his good fortune continues.
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CPAP compliance (hour/night) with APAP versus fixed CPAP: meta-analysis, with subgroup analyses by minimum AHI threshold. Estimates and 95% CIs by study subgrouped by minimum AHI threshold used in each study. The overall random effects model meta-analysis is displayed by the black diamond, which spans the width of the 95% CI. Each subgroup meta-analysis, by AHI threshold, is shown by the open diamonds. Grey boxes are proportional to the weight of each study in the overall meta-analysis. For each meta-analysis the I2 statistic and the P value for heterogeneity is displayed. The P value for the summary estimate is displayed next to the black diamond. Note that studies favoring APAP are to the right of the vertical 0 line. Base AHI: baseline apnea-hypopnea index (events/hour) in fixed CPAP group; compliance fixed: compliance (hour/night) in fixed CPAP group; fixed: fixed CPAP.
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Portugal-based Ecoslops has completed the first sale of its recycled marine fuel (MDO). The MDO, which is made from marine oil residues known as slops, is produced at Ecoslops' facility at the Port of Sines in Portugal and complies with the ISO 8217 standard. The sale comprises a 1,000-tonne shipment, which was purchased by a European operator specialising in maritime... [Read More]
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The Indian transport minister, a long-time proponent of biofuels, is encouraging India's industry to take up biofuels more widely. Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari advises the construction and transportation sectors to use biodiesel to keep air pollution in check as the Indian government sets a target to expand its road system by 60,000km. 'The... [Read More]
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A barn just east of Eudora was destroyed by fire Saturday evening. Eudora Township Fire Department and a Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical unit responded to the fire at about 6:30 p.m. at N. 1300 and 2300 roads. Fire Chief Mike Baxter said the total estimated value of the structure was $25,000. Baxter said the fire was started by unknown causes and is still being investigated.
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Instructions:Peppermint creams are particularly suited for Christmas, when they are a lighter alternative to the heavy traditional food served for the holidays.
White from one large egg or two small eggs
8 oz icing sugar (one cup of confectioners' sugar or frosting if you live in the US)
Small amount of peppermint essence
Food coloring (optional)
Beat the egg white in a bowl with a fork and sieve (sift) in 6oz of icing sugar (frosting). Mix well with a wooden spoon and then sieve in more icing sugar, a little at a time, until you have made a stiff paste. Shake a little icing sugar on the work surface and empty the paste onto this.
Add 3 - 4 drops of peppermint essence and gently knead until you have a smooth paste. Have a taste of a small piece and if the flavour is not strong enough, add a few more drops of peppermint essence.
Sprinkle icing sugar over a rolling pin to prevent sticking, and roll the paste to a quarter of an inch (0.5cm) thick. Cut out individual peppermint creams with a cutter, or, if pressed for time, cut out small squares with a knife.
Cover a plate with non-stick parchment or greaseproof paper and place the peppermint creams on the paper. Cover with a clean tea towel and leave overnight in a cool place (but not the fridge). Store in an airtight tin.
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Four others have been charged as a result of an investigation into a synthetic form of LSD or cocaine, called "2-C." Mankato police suspect the drug sold in blue packages with gold or silver crowns is responsible for Moses' death and the March 5 death of 22-year-old Louis Folson. Investigators say they found the drugs at the homes of both victims.
KTOE reports the 17-year-old told investigators he got the drug from another juvenile. A search warrant of that juvenile's home yielded pills in blue baggies.
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Naughty Dog has revealed that Bailey will play a part in the fourth installment of the Uncharted series.
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Will play a pint-sized version of the great detective in the follow-up to Gnomeo and Juliet.
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Hi all,
This is my first post!
I've built my system up and have had it working fine on the bench and have started planning the installation in my car.
I'm using an M2-ATX supply to power up the system and monitor - the monitor is set up to auto start when it gets power from the supply.
I have taken power straight from the ISO block in the wiring loom (although I've just read a post that I should really wire it straight to the battery) and something very strange is hapening. The PC powers up when the ignition is OFF and hibernates when you switch the ignition ON - Has anyone had any experience of this?
After testing with my meter the ACC wire seems to be giving off a zero voltage with the ignition ON and 5V with the ignition off.
If I simulate the ignition trigger by manually connecting and disconnecting the white wire on my loom the PC starts up and goes into hibrenation as it should.
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ATLANTA – One Toombs County supervisor has outlined his plans since winning a prize playing the Georgia Lottery's Fantasy 5. David Stanley of Lyons matched all five numbers from the Jan. 31 drawing, winning the $145,875 jackpot prize.
"I'm going to take care of the basics: paying off bills," he explained. "I may get a small frivolous item."
Stanley, a quality control supervisor, is one of two players who each won the jackpot.
Winning numbers from the Jan. 31 Fantasy 5 drawing were: 5-15-16-33-35.
Murphy Oil USA #6557, 3103 E. First St. in Vidalia, sold the winning Quik Pik ticket. The second jackpot winning ticket was sold in Dublin.
"I checked on the website," recalled Stanley, 52. "I was elated."
Since its first year, the Georgia Lottery Corp. has returned more than $14 billion to the state of Georgia for education. All Georgia Lottery profits go to pay for specific educational programs, including Georgia's HOPE Scholarship Program and Georgia's Pre-K Program. More than 1.4 million students have received HOPE, and more than 1.2 million 4-year-olds have attended the statewide, voluntary prekindergarten program.
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It is nearly a week since the untimely passing of the little angel that has moved hearts, Keron Raphael Kabugo, singer Juliana Kanyomozi's only son.
Condolences from family, friends and well wishers have been pouring out for close to a week now.
Little Keron's funeral service was held today, Friday July 25, 2014, at All Saints Cathedral in Kampala, and was attended by hundreds. This is what transpired in pictures.
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Anti-tax activist Grover Norquist said his organization plans to make rolling back Tennessee's tax on investment income and blocking worker representation at Volkswagen's plant in Chattanooga two top priorities, as the group attempts to spread its influence outside Washington.
The leader of Americans for Tax Reform told The Tennessean editorial board Monday that it will support long-discussed legislation to scale back the state's Hall investment tax this spring and might even use its political prowess to pressure lawmakers to pass the cut. Norquist also said he wants to stop efforts ...


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Graveside services for Mrs. Coles will be 2 p.m. Thursday, June 7 at Fairview Cemetery in Norene with the Rev. Jimmy Atnip officiating. Visitation will be 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Partlow Funeral Chapel.
Mrs. Coles, 44, of Norene, died Sunday, June 3, 2007 at her residence. She was a housewife and member of Rama Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by mother, George Ann Callis. Survivors include: husband, Frank Coles; father, Benton Callis of Norene; sons, James Benton and Travis Clayton Coles, both of Norene; step-children, Robert Cody and Amanda Ceayanne Coles, both of Lebanon; brother, Steve Callis of Norene; nieces, Kristy (Donald) Olsen, Tara (Brian) Grisham and Brandilyn Callis.
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Graveside services for Mrs. Robinson will be 11 a.m. June 7 at Mt. Ararat Cemetery in Mt. Juliet with Pastor Willis Orr Sr. officiating.
Mrs. Robinson, 84, of Lebanon, died Friday, June 1, 2007. She attended public school in Lebanon and attended Black Hawk College in Illinois. She was a Head Start case worker for 15 years and a member of Winter's Chapel AME Church.
She was preceded in death by husband, Toney Robinson; parents; grandmother; three aunts and two uncles. Survivors include: children, Deborah L. Malone of Lebanon and Rickey (Kim) Robinson of Rock Island, Ill.; two sisters, Delores Stafford and Marion (Leroy) Barbee, of Pontiac, Mich.; two grandsons, Rickey Robinson Jr. of Rock Island and Ronald Robinson of Davenport, Iowa; five step-children; grandchildren; brother-in-law, L.C. Robinson of Rock Island; nieces, nephews, cousins and several devoted friends.
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10 YEARS AGO: Madison School teacher Debbie Bymers had on a wireless microphone while reading a book to first- and second-graders at the school here in Marshfield. The microphone is part of a sound amplification system in use in seven classrooms at the school.
This year's Neillsville Winter Carnival has something for everyone. The 33rd annual community celebration this weekend includes a variety show, basketball and volleyball tournaments, a cardboard derby, bowling and a dance.
25 YEARS AGO: The Catholic Daughters of America met recently for a potluck dinner and Valentine party. The group decided not to sponsor an art and poetry contest this year.
50 YEARS AGO: The Saint Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary met recently to hear Sister M. Edith, director of the St. Joseph's School of Nursing, tell of the school's educational facilities and living quarters. There have been 1,400 who have received their degree of nursing since the school became an accredited school in 1914.
75 YEARS AGO: More than 200 attended the Elks Club theater party at the old Adler Theater. They saw the Lions Club dramatization of "The Drunkard."


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Re "State limits help for students who failed tests; Schools overwhelmed as scores plummet," Sept. 17 article:
The article discusses how the new Common Core low grades will not result in additional remediation to help tutor children whose scores were too low.
The state explains that the tests are not accurate assessments of improvements in learning because they do not relate to prior years.
So the next question is: Will these inaccurate tests still be used to judge teachers in their yearly APPR evaluations?
Since the scores are not reliable indicators of past performance, then the scores should in no way figure into teacher evaluations. Even Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has offered states a waiver on using test scores this year in teacher evaluation plans.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Commissioner of Education John King cannot cherry pick the use of these faulty tests so they are used as a basis for denying basic help to needy schoolchildren, yet are promoted at the same time to evaluate teachers for job retention.
The tests then just become a terrible vehicle to bypass students and advance the state's political agenda.
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Between the middle of November and the new year, there are two major holidays. Birthdays for my entire immediate family. All aunts and cousins on my dad's side. A half dozen cousins, two aunts and an uncle on my mom's side. A dozen friends birthdays.
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Matt Pollard's desktop has a color scheme after our own heart—green and black, and packed with tools as well as room to work. Here's how he set it all up, and how you can too. »
If you like the look of Android but don't hate the feel of OS X, this desktop combines Android's icons with the wallpaper and fonts from the upcoming OS X update, 10.9 "Mavericks." Best of all, it's not hard to set up if you like the look. Here's how to do it. »
Reader Sparsic submitted this summery desktop to our Desktop Showcase, and between the fact that his wallpaper makes us wish we were at the beach and his Rainmeter skins perfectly fit the wallpaper, we had to feature it. »
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We've featured Dan Carr's desktops before. They're always beautiful and functional, and this one is no different. The photo of a quiet, cloudy winter morning in Paris makes for a great backdrop for his widgets, all arranged so they don't detract from the image, but don't distract when it's time to work. »
Sometimes the combination of tools that make a featured desktop good-looking and useful aren't a ton of widgets all over the screen, just smart placement of a few and a couple of customization tools that make us think "that'd be really cool on my system." When reader AzraeL36 submitted his desktop to the Featured… »
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When we say this is "the original desktop," it's not because it's the first one, or because it's totally unique, but because Flickr user Bassam Rajput has an inspiring wallpaper that encourages us to be original. The widgets and gadgets he has on his desktop, made with Samurize, Rainmeter, and more, don't hurt… »
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Artist: The Smashing Pumpkins Song: "Cherry" Album: The "1979" single from "The Aeroplane Flies High" Box Set. Written and Composed by: Billy Corgan Tabbed by: Me....Pumpkinhead15 Tuning: Down 1/2 Step from standard Medium-paced tempo Try and play it as smoothly as possible and slide from every set of power chords. There's a warbly effect in the background of the whole song. Riff 1-Guitar 1(Clean, mellow tones) e|----------------------------(play 8 times...then singing kicks in) B|---------------------------- G|---------------------------- D|---------------------------- A|---9-----9--9-----7----5---5 E|7-----7--------5-----3---3-- 1st Verse (repeat Riff 1 eight more times) Stay with me, I'll set you free Cause I can tell you once were pretty Rose so sad you've lost your petals And lost the luster of your tattle tales Pre-chorus (repeat Riff 1 five more times)(Second guitar with some notes I can't figure out because they're very quiet and a little warbly...) I need a love to help me find my way I need a strength that I cannot betray I need a word to say what I can't say I need a lover...lover..lover...lover.... Riff 2-(I made this part up because I'm not sure..it sounds close, though.) Guitar 1 (play this 4 times at Chorus) e|-------------------------------- B|-------------------------------- G|-------------------------------- D|-------------------------------- A|---12------12--------9-------7-- E|10----10-10--10-0-7---7-0-5----5 Guitar 2 (maybe some distortion,but very little... play this 4 1/2 times at Chorus..) e|-------------------------------- | B|-------------------------------- | The half... G|-------------------------------- | D|-------------------------------- | (let last chord ring) A|12---12---12-12---7--7---5---5-5 | 12---12---12-12---7 E|10---10---10-10-0-5--5-0-3---3-3 | 10---10---10-10-0-5 1st Chorus What are we waiting for? What are we waiting for? Time has lost its hold on me... Play Riff 1 twice...then the singing kicks in. 2nd Verse (repeat Riff 1 eight times) Hatred sleeps inside my bones In the stillness of cool air All the boys have been left for dead Cause we go where they fear to tread The beautiful ones the ones will remember The precious ones our greatest pretenders Pre-chorus (repeat Riff 1 five times) 2nd Chorus (Riff 2) And if you lose yourself Could you take me too? Could you rest inside the sleep? Riff 3 e|---------------------------- B|---------------------------- G|---------------------------- D|---------------------------- A|---9-----9--9-----7--------- E|7-----7--------5-----0-0-0-0 Play Riff 3 twice. Outro (Sung in rounds starting at "you" then "I'll") (Riff 3 about four or five times) Stay with me I'll set you free from you. Stay with me I'll set you free from you. Stay with me I'll set you free from you.... and it fades out...or maybe you could just play e|---------- B|---------- G|---------- D|---------- A|---------9 and let the last chord ring. E|0-0-0-0--7


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ANDERSON, Ind. -- The No. 1 high school quarterback in the country piled his lunch tray with the essentials and plopped himself down in the middle of a room filled with more than 200 other football campers.
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