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Mental health treatment sought for Franklin Regional stabbing suspect
The attorney for the teenager accused of randomly stabbing and slashing 20 classmates and a security guard in Franklin Regional High School says the boy's mental condition is deteriorating and he needs to be transferred to a treatment facility.
Alex Hribal, 16, is charged as an adult with attempted homicide. He has been held without bond in Westmoreland County's juvenile detention facility in Hempfield since the April 9 rampage.
Attorney Patrick Thomassey filed a petition on Friday asking Westmoreland County Judge Richard McCormick Jr. to hold a hearing on his request that Hribal receive in-patient mental health treatment in Adelphoi Village, a secure facility in Derry Township, at taxpayers expense.
"... Given his flat affect, his inability to relate, his impaired judgement, his episodic suicidal ideation, his sense of hopelessness and helplessness, he does not demonstrate the capacity to cooperate with his attorney," Thomassey wrote about Hribal, referring to a report from psychiatrist Christine Martone.
Thomassey could not be reached late Friday afternoon. A hearing has not been scheduled.
The petition said Dr. Martone examined Hribal on May 14 and diagnosed a depressive disorder, schizophrenia and an acne problem.
District Attorney John Peck said on Friday afternoon he not seen the request.
"I'll have to study the motion to see what his claims are and make a decision" on whether to oppose it, Peck said.
The requested hearing would be Hribal's first public appearance since his preliminary arraignment on the evening of April 9.
Police contend that Hribal slashed and stabbed his way down a school hallway with two kitchen knives before classes began, critically wounding four students. Police said Hribal refused to surrender the knives when Assistant Principal Sam King confronted and finally subdued him.
On June 2, Thomassey waived Hribal's right to a preliminary hearing and nine days later waived his scheduled July 23 formal arraignment, or a reading of the charges. Hribal has entered a not guilty plea on 21 counts of attempted homicide and aggravated assault and a single count of possession of a weapon on school property.
Martone said Hribal "demonstrated a factual as well as rational understanding of the charges against him."
Thomassey has said he plans to make a bid to have the case tried in juvenile court. Thomassey indicated in Friday's filing that Martone and Dr. Bruce Chambers of Cranberry would be willing to testify at the hearing to address Hribal's transfer.
Chambers was authorized on April 11 to visit Hribal for a psychological evaluation. Chambers agrees with Martone's assessment of the defendant, Thomassey said in the motion.
Police have not discussed a motive for the attacks. Thomassey has suggested Hribal was bullied.
Police found a handwritten note in Hribal's locker dated three days before the attack that expressed dissatisfaction with school and society and his plans to hurt his classmates, according to court papers. The note was titled "RAGNAROK," which is the name for a final battle preceding the end of the world in Norse mythology.
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The part that parents have to play is that they should show their children how to take care and what responsibilities they have. I remember more that 10 years ago how my brother entered our home in a rainy day. I heard how the door locked and suddenly I a meow from somewhere. I thought it was coming from the neighbours as if they have a noisy cat, but that wasn't the case. This was the best gift for my birthday. A cat with the size of two apples. Sweet memories.
Still, those memories cannot be replaced with those how many times I had to clean and exactly how many times I was woken up during mid-night. Furthermore, the stains on the carpet could not be cleaned by hand. The carpet went to cleaning many times. My family became familiar with the cleaning services Melbourne offered. It took time until my cat learned to use its toilet. Afterwards the problems were reduced. It is not like having a skunk.
Pets have many benefits for children. Except the experience over taking responsibility for something children should enjoy having a pet. Teach your child to pet your animal. They will soon after become best friends for life. I still cannot imaging living without my cat, even though I am a grown man now. In addition, my cat still makes a mess from time to time but the cleaners in Melbourne taught me something pretty useful – using household products, such as baking soda and vinegar to treat the pet odour.
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I got an e-mail this morning about a new shop hop in the area. The exciting thing is that is was an idea I came up with over a year ago, and I couldn't get the other shops to buy into the idea. So, someone else came up with the idea, and voila a Shop Hop that doesn't eat up all of your gas when gas prices are at an alltime high!
The event is pretty local. It is being held at:
Hope Hotel and Conference Center
Wright Patterson AFB, Dayton OH
Dates are: Friday July 8th 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday July 9th 8:00am - 3:00pm
Participating Shops:
A Piece in Time
Address: 3963 Main Street Akron, OH 44319
Phone: 330.644.6100
Website: www.apieceintime.com
Aunt Ruth's Scrapbasket
Address: 11096 Reading Road Sharonville, OH 45241
Phone: 513.733.0006
Website: none
Cozy Cabin Quilts
Address: 20331 SR 116 St. Mary's, OH 45885
Phone: 419.394.6762
Website: www.cozycabinquilts.net
Engine House Quilt Shop
Address: 160 W. Main St. Berne, IN 46711
Phone: 260.589.3060
Website: www.enginehousequiltshop.com
Forever in Stitches
Address: 120 N. Main St. Bluffton, OH 45817
Phone: 419.358.0656
Website: www.foreverinstitches.com
Heavenly Stitches
Address: 2696 Greely Chapel Rd. Lima, OH 45804
Phone: 419.905.5950
Website: www.heavenlystitchesquilts.com
Nelsonville Quilt Co.
Address: 52 W. Washington St. Nelsonville, OH 45764
Phone: 740.753.3343
Website: www.nelsonvillequilts.com
Quilts N Gifts
Address: 2035 Commerce Dr. Suite 205 Bluffton, IN 46714
Phone: 260.565.4438
Website: www.qultsngifts.net
Stitches Quilt Shop
Address: 16 Village Square Glendale, OH 45246
Phone: 513.733.3999
Website: facebook.com/StitchesQuiltShop
The Country Cupboard
Address: 229 S. Washington St. VanWert, OH 45891
Phone: 419.238.7742
Website: www.thecountrycupboard.org
The Mason Jar Quilt Shop
Address: 2169 N. Fairfield Rd. Beavercreek, OH 45324
Phone: 937.431.4790
Website: www.masonjarquilt.com
Valley Quilts
Address: 104 E. State St. Trenton, OH 45177
Phone: 513.988.2560
Website: www.valleyquiltsonline.com
13th Shop Pending...
Address: TBA
Phone: TBA
Website: TBA
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As mentioned in my most previous post, Din Tai Fung Taiwan, the basement in Taipe 101 holds an assortment of food and a supermarket to boot. Needless to say, it was a natural decision for food loving people to proceed there.
Supermarket goodies!
Visit Taipei 101, head for the basement food haven, try Din Tai Fung there so at least while waiting in line you'll still be in a climate controlled environment, go shopping in the many retail shops and don't forget to go to the observatory on the topmost floor.


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The kaffir lime (Citrus hystrix DC., Rutaceae), also known as kieffer lime, makrut, or magrood, (Bai Ma-gkood,PewMa-gkrood) is a type of lime native to Indonesia, commonly used in Thai cuisine, and widely grown worldwide as a backyard shrub. The kaffir lime tree is well suited to container growing. The fruit is rough, bumpy green and grows on very thorny bush with very fragrant leaves. Even a small scratch of the lime releases a roomful of refreshing fragrance, like a fragrant bouquet of citrus blossoms.
The green lime colored fruit is distinguished by its bumpy exterior and its small size (approx. 4 cm wide). The leaves are distinguished by their hourglass shaped leaves.
Even though the kaffir lime is not the most beautiful fruit, it is incredibly important in Southeast Asian cooking (especially Thai recipes). Kaffir lime leaves cannot be replaced with any other type of citrus leaves. Their flavor is so important that anyone following a Thai recipe should take the time to find and use them as their special characteristics are irreplaceable. In most regions of Thailand, the kaffir lime is so beloved that almost everyone's home in the countryside has at least one tree growing in the yard. Because its strong flavor can over power the more subtle ones in a dish, the rind should be used sparingly, grated or chopped finely and reduced in a mortar with other paste ingredients until indistinguishable.
Some recommend that the name kaffir lime should be avoided in favor of makrud lime because kaffir is an offensive term in some cultures. For this reason, some South Africans refer to the fruit as K-lime. However, kaffir lime appears to be a much more common discription.
The kaffir lime's hourglass-shaped leaves (comprising the leaf blade plus a flattened, leaf-like leaf-stalk or petiole) are widely used in Thai cuisine (for dishes such as tom yum), Lao cuisine, and Cambodian cuisine, for the base paste known as "Krueng". The leaves are also popular in Indonesian cuisine (Javanese and Balinese), for sayur assam - literally sour vegetables, and are also used along with Indonesian bay leaf for chicken and fish. They are also found in Malay and Burmese cuisines.
Kaffir lime is also used as a very effective cleaner, cleanser, and natural deodorizer.
The fruit is sometimes referred to in Indonesia as jeruk obat - literally "medicine citrus" because the juice and rinds of the kaffir lime are used in traditional Indonesian medicine.
Kaffir lime shampoo leaves the hair squeaky clean and invigorates the scalp. It is believed to freshen one's mental outlook and ward off evil spirits. Kaffir lime has also been used for ages as a natural bleach to remove tough stains.
In folk medicine, the juice of kaffir lime is said to promote gum health and is recommended for use in brushing teeth and gums. The rind is an ingredient in medical tonics believed to be good for the blood and the essential oils in the fruit are incorporated into various ointments. Like lemon grass and galanga, the rind is also known to have beneficial properties for the digestive system.
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More Hitler art albums discovered
This morning in Dallas, TX, the Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero, Senior Archivist Greg Bradsher, and President of the Monuments Men Foundation Robert M. Edsel announced the discovery of two original albums of photographs of paintings and furniture looted by the Nazis.
The Monuments Men Foundation will donate these albums, which have been in private hands since the end of World War II, to the National Archives.
These albums were created by a special Nazi task force, the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (ERR), to document the systematic looting of Europe by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. The ERR was the main Nazi agency engaged in the theft of cultural treasures in Nazi-occupied countries.
"The Foundation often receives calls from veterans and their heirs, who don't know the importance of items they may have picked up during their service, or aren't aware that anyone is looking for the items," Edsel said. "These albums are just the tip of the iceberg for hundreds of thousands of cultural items still missing since World War II."
In the closing days of World War II, U.S. soldiers entered Adolf Hitler's home in the Bavarian Alps. Many picked up souvenirs to prove they had been inside the Berghof.
Cpl. Albert Lorenzetti (989th … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on March 27, 2012, under - World War II, News and Events, preservation, Rare Photos.
Tags: 989th Field Artillery Battalion, art, Berchtesgaden, Girl with Two Doves, hitler, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Monuments Men, Nazis, Nuremberg, Robert Edsel, Rothschild, stolen art, World War II, WWII
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NARA, Wikipedia, and the Day of Infamy
No, I'm not talking about January 18, when English Wikipedia went dark in protest of the House's proposed Stop Online Piracy Act and the Senate's PROTECT IP Act.
(Just 10 years ago, having no Wikipedia would not have fazed me in the least. We still had a dial-up Internet connection, and I regularly visited a brick-and-mortar library for reference books and articles. How things have changed . . .)
No, January 18 made me think of the original Day of Infamy, December 7.
Last month, I was contacted by NARA's own Wikipedian in Residence, Dominic McDevitt-Parks, regarding Wikipedia, NARA, and the events of December 7, 1941. Although we are more than a month past the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Wednesday's events reiterates the significance of Wikipedia and reemphasizes NARA's involvement with it.
In commemoration of the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the featured article on Wikipedia's main page was the "USS Arizona."
"Not only are there multiple NARA images on the article, it also includes two of the images that were digitized on request by Benjamin Christensen from Still Pictures," McDevitt-Parks said. "They are the articles lead image, and then the second one down. The first one is really useful because it actually gives … [ Read all ]
Posted by Victoria on January 20, 2012, under - World War II, preservation, Social Media Guides.
Tags: day of infamy, December 7, Dominic McDevitt-Parks, Pearl Harbor, PROTECT IP Act, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, Wikipedia, Wikipedian in Residence
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A homecoming for six pages of parchment
Although the National Archives Building was nearly completed in 1935, the Rotunda sat empty.
Then, on December 13, 1952, an armored Marine Corps personnel carrier made its way down Constitution Avenue, accompanied by two light tanks, four servicemen carrying submachine guns, and a motorcycle escort. A color guard, ceremonial troops, the Army Band, and the Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps were also part of the procession. Members of all the military branches lined the street.
Inside the personnel carrier were six parchment documents. The records were in helium-filled glass cases packed inside wooden crates resting on mattresses.
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were going to the National Archives.
In 1926, $1 million was appropriated for a national archives building, and in 1930 President Hoover appointed an Advisory Committee for the National Archives to draw up specifications for the building. John Russell Pope was selected as architect, and a year later, ground was broken. By 1933, the cornerstone of the building had been put in place by President Herbert Hoover. Staff were working in the unfinished building by 1935.
But despite this flurry of activity, the vault-like building did not house the founding documents that we call the "Charters of Freedom."
The documents had been shuttled around to various buildings for various reasons. They started out in the Department of State, and as the capital moved … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on December 13, 2011, under - Constitution, - Great Depression, - Presidents, News and Events, preservation.
Tags: 1952, bill of rights, Constitution, December 13, declaration of independence, President Hoover, Rotunda
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Thursday Photo Caption
Last week's image may have sparked some of our best captions yet! Apparently a giant roll of paper makes our readers think of their experiences in the National Archives research room, Twitter, and toilet paper at the State Department.
But it reminded us of another enormous rolled document featured on Pieces of History: a 1954 petition from Hawaii. And so we asked conservator Morgan Zinsmeister, who worked on that outsized record, to choose a winner.
Congratulations to Jill! Morgan thought your caption was the one we should preserve as the winner.
So what is really happening here? It turns out we made the right connection in thinking of Morgan and his Hawaiian petition. This photograph is from the "Historic Photograph File of National Archives Events and Personnel, 1935–1975," and it shows Archives employee Kay Brewington examining a large petition. (We admire her ability to crouch gracefully in that dress and those shoes!)
Today's photograph also shows a woman hard at work under the glare of a bare lightbulb—but what is she teaching? Give us your best caption in the comments below!
Posted by Hilary on November 17, 2011, under petitions, Photo Caption Contest, preservation, Unusual documents.
Tags: 1954, caption contest, Hawaii, Kay Brewington, Morgan Zinmeister, National Archives staff
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Waiting All Night for a Look at History
Americans are used to waiting in line for things they really want: tickets to a rock concert, a World Series game or a controversial new movie, for example.
At the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, this week some people waited all night for a brief look at one of the nation's most historic documents — the Emancipation Proclamation.
The Proclamation was on display for 36 hours in conjunction with the showing at the museum of NARA's "Discovering the Civil War" exhibit, which is on display there through September 5, before moving on to Houston and Nashville.
The Emancipation Proclamation, part of the National Archives' holdings, is displayed very infrequently and for short periods because of its fragile condition, which exposure to light can worsen, and the need to preserve the document for future generations. On display in Dearborn were only two of the five pages and a replica of the front page; the document is double-sided.
With this historic document on display, the Henry Ford Museum got one of the biggest turnouts ever. The 36 hours began at 7 p.m. Monday, June 20, and ended at 7 a.m. Wednesday, June 22.
Press accounts reported that there … [ Read all ]
Posted by Jim on June 24, 2011, under - Civil War, News and Events, preservation, Unusual documents.
Tags: 36 hours, Dearborn, discovering the civil war, Emancipation Proclamation, Henry Ford Museum, Houston, Michigan, Nashville, President Lincoln, slavery
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Reno Breschini, 91 of Soledad passed away, Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital from a severe stroke.
Reno was born in Switzerland October 1, 1921. He came to the Soledad area when he was two years old. He attended local schools and graduated from Gonzales High School in 1941. He was a straight A student. He had planned to attend Cal Berkeley to become a lawyer. However, his father passed away when he was 18 years old and he stayed home to run the family dairy.
Reno was the oldest of six children. At the age of 37 he went into the Real Estate business. He took many classes through the years at Hartnell and Cal Poly. He was a member of the Farm Bureau, the Swiss Club, Foresters of America, Soledad Mission Board, 60 years with the Lions Club, 15 years as a 4-H leader, member of the Salinas Valley Fair Board. Served on the grand jury for Monterey County Court systems, Past President of Monterey County Board of Realtors and a parishioner of Our Lady of Solitude Catholic Church.
He was a wonderful gentleman. He was always smiling and always happy. He had an expression, "everyday is a good day."
Reno is survived by his wife, Carol; step-sons, David and Paul LaVelle; brothers, Bruno and Milton; sisters, Clara Simonetti and Sylvia Peverini. He was preceded in death by his former wife, Elizabeth; step-sons, Edward Richardson and Don Richardson; brother, Elmer Breschini.


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Wedding Photographers Butterworth Photography capturing the story of Beth and Toms wedding at the Priest House, Derbyshire
It was at short notice that I was available to shoot Beth and Toms wedding at the Priest House along with follow photographer Wayne Robinson.
Having known Beth for a good number of years it was a great honor to be able to capture the wedding day adventures to tell the story of their wedding day.
As I pulled up to Beth's parents house I was surprised to see a friend and Becky's Bride Philippa who's wedding was captured earlier in the year at the Priest House.
Being a glorious sunny day bridal preparations were outside in the garden, not something I've been able to say a lot this year. With champagne flowing and friends chatting the time quickly passed by.
Groom Tom was also very keen to be photographed and off Wayne went to have fun capturing him and the groomsmen.
Tom and Beth were married at All Saints Church Sawley and then chauffeured by Jo from Dennisson classic cars using 'Olivia' a Classic White Daimler V8
On arriving at the Priest House I quickly created one of our signature Butterworth Photography images using Olivia and the picturesque grounds surrounding us and taking full advantage of the sun.
Look out for our new Butterworth Photography signature images page coming to the blog soon.
The pink and white polka dot theme was excellently created by Sarah from Tillyboo and matched with the impressive cake from Jo at Cakey Wakey.
After group shots it was down by the river to continue with capturing images with just Tom and Beth, set in a stunning location on the banks of the River Trent it was picturesque and peaceful, the Priest House Hotel was the perfect setting for this sunny wedding.
Both Tom and Beth make a beautiful couple and I'm looking forward to catching up with them next week at the Mill for their exclusive viewing of the their wedding day.
Wishing Beth and Tom all the best from the Butterworths, Neil & Becky x
If you are considering having a wedding at the Priest House then please contact Becky or Neil to discuss how we can capture the story of your wedding day.
To view more Priest House weddings photographed by Butterworth Photography click on the link.
Butterworth Photography at the mill is apart of the experience included is our wedding day photography and gives you the opportunity to watch the story of your wedding day after the honeymoon.
Relax and enjoy your wedding day on big screen. The Mill is exclusive to appointment only, if you would like a to arrange a wedding consultation please contact us – we'd love to hear from you.
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"Trigger of Coverage" Standards For Occurrence and Accident Based Insurance Policies
In a recent decision, the New Hampshire Supreme Court addressed, for the first time, which "trigger of coverage" standard should be applied under New Hampshire law to determine the point at which an "occurrence" or "accident" causing "property damage" took place within the meaning of occurrence and accident based insurance policies. EnergyNorth Natural Gas, Inc. v. Underwriters at Lloyds, 2004 WL 868282 (April 23, 2004). The Court adopted either an "injury-in-fact" or "exposure" standard based upon its interpretation of the specific policies before it.
The Court's decision came in response to a certified question from the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire which was handling various declaratory judgment actions concerning a gas utility's request for insurance coverage for the investigation and remediation of the sites of certain manufactured gas plants (MGPs). The MGPs had begun operating before 1900 and were closed in 1952. The utility claimed that environmental contamination migrated over time, resulting in further damage. The insurers had issued various comprehensive general liability (CGL) insurance policies, the first of which became effective in 1958 and provided coverage for different policy periods until 1983.
The Court began by discussing the four generally recognized approaches to trigger of coverage: 1) manifestation; 2) injury-in-fact or actual damage; 3) exposure or 4) continuous trigger and the rationale for each approach as articulated by other courts. The Court then considered three different types of policies.
|Occurrence Based Comprehensive General Liability Policies Which Required Property Damage During The Policy Period.
The Court determined that "injury-in-fact" was the appropriate trigger for these policies. Among other factors, the Court found such a trigger consistent with the drafting history of standardized CGL policy language. In that regard, the Court cited with approval the interpretation of such standardized language in Cessna Aircraft Co. v. Hartford Acc. & Indem. Co., 900 F. Supp. 1489 (D. Kan. 1995) and Quaker State Minit-Lube, Inc. v. Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., 868 F. Supp. 1278 (D. Utah 1994), aff.d 52 F.3d 1522 (10th Cir. 1995). The Court concluded that the language of these occurrence based policies distinguished between the causative event an accident or continuous or repeated exposure to conditions and the resulting property damage which must occur during the policy period and be the product of an accident or "continuous or repeated exposure to conditions." Where contamination, as it was alleged regarding the MGPs, was on-going, injuries-in-fact also continue.
|Accident Based Policies Which Required That The Accident, Not Necessarily Property Damage, Take Place During the Policy Period
The Court relied on its earlier ruling in Hudson v. Farm Family Mutual Ins. Co., 142 N.H. 144 (1997) which held that an injury caused by gradual and continuous exposure to electrical voltage triggered coverage under a policy covering "sudden and accidental damage" because "sudden and accidental" could reasonably be construed as "sudden and unexpected." Accordingly, these accident based policies were triggered by accidents occurring within the policy period, not limited to a single discrete event. The Court found the policies embodied an exposure trigger and where alleged migration of toxic wastes continued, multiple exposures triggering coverage also continued.
|An Occurrence Based Policy Defining Occurrence As One Happening Or Series Of Happenings Arising Out Of Or Due To One Event
The Court interpreted the term "happening" in this policy as consistent with the term "accident" and similarly did not require a temporal component. This language, the Court ruled, embodied an exposure trigger and where the alleged migration of wastes was continuing, could result in multiple exposures triggering coverage.
The question certified by the district court did not ask the Court to address the issue of allocation among the various policies. That issue will have to be resolved at some later date in these or other cases.
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Johannesburg - Today Vodacom and MTN will have to halve the rate they charge to connect calls from rival networks to 20c a minute.
This is despite the South Gauteng High Court ruling yesterday that amended regulations published by the industry regulator in the Government Gazette on Thursday were illegal and invalid.
But the tariff will not be in force for long because Judge Haseena Mayat suspended her finding on the regulations for six months only. During this period the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) will complete a costing exercise and review the future of call termination rates.
Later this week Icasa would communicate the steps it would take, Pieter Grootes, the general manager for markets and competition, said yesterday.
The ruling means smaller operators Cell C and Telkom Mobile will be entitled to apply an asymmetric rate. They can charge 44c a minute to receive calls from Vodacom and MTN but they will pay less to these operators.
Asymmetry is an intervention available to operators whose market share is below 20 percent.
The regulator's main intention in dropping the rates is to foster competition, which is expected to lead to lower communication costs for consumers.
Vodacom and MTN went to court to challenge the validity of an earlier set of regulations, which Icasa proposed in January. At the time Icasa suggested the base rates would decline from 20c this year to 15c next year and 10c in 2016.
The matter was heard over three days last week, during which time Icasa published amended regulations that abandoned the later two rates. Vodacom amended its notice of motion to reflect the amendment.
Nkateko Nyoka, Vodacom's chief officer for legal and regulatory affairs, said the operator would apply its mind and study the full impact of the judgment. The operator would consider an appeal only if it deemed it necessary after reviewing the judgment.
Zunaid Bulbulia, MTN South Africa's chief executive, welcomed the ruling.
"MTN has been vindicated in its decision to take the matter on urgent review and request a final order. MTN now awaits a copy of the written judgment whereafter it will consider its options."
Jose dos Santos, Cell C's chief executive, acknowledged the judgment was "a step in the right direction" and said it was positive for consumers and the economy but he dashed hopes that prices for consumers would drop dramatically.
"Unfortunately, Vodacom and MTN have managed to frustrate the long-term process envisaged by Icasa to increase competition in the market, which would have resulted in lower prices for consumers in the long run."
He argued that uncertainty over the rates over the next three years would continue to make it difficult for smaller operators to confirm their business plans beyond October.
"It also negatively impacts smaller operators' ability to bring down prices to ensure all South Africans have access to affordable communications."
Telkom, the largest fixed-line services provider, welcomed the ruling. The company's Telkom Mobile subsidiary stands to benefit from the new regulations.
"The company believes that the ruling is in the best interests of the industry and will go far in reducing the cost to communicate for consumers and stimulating competition in the industry… Telkom will support Icasa in completing the [costing] process effectively and efficiently," it said.
Arthur Goldstuck, the managing director for technology strategy firm World Wide Worx, said the ruling created an opportunity for four-year-old Telkom Mobile to compete "even more aggressively and start clawing back part of that huge gap between itself and the other operators".
It was an opportunity for Cell C to leverage the rewards from asymmetry to invest in its infrastructure, which was lagging behind other operators.
The asymmetry was large enough for Cell C to pass on a price reduction to customers of between 5c and 20c a minute while still having the margin to spare on infrastructure.
He said the major networks could tweak their prices and packages but it was unlikely they would compete on price.
"They have the quality advantage for now, and will probably emphasise that. MTN is less nimble in responding to changes in market conditions, so there's a good chance it will shed more prepaid users to Telkom Mobile and Cell C than will Vodacom," Goldstuck said.
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This is Grace. She is a 12 year old 16.2h Thoroughbren mare. Please tell me what you see. What you like and don't like. I am going to Event her.
I don't have great pictures, but I think they are good enough. I don't have many of her in this good weight. She has gained probably 200lb in 5 of 6 months.
She's the most hideous thing I've ever seen.
You must send her to me immediately!
Just kidding! she's really gorgeous. She makes the same pissy face as my mare. Grinds her teeth and basically says "I don't wanna stand still, stupid human!"
she gorgeous :) sorry not much critique, im not that good at it. i want to see pictures as she progresses in eventing though!!
Very pretty mare! Her coloring is wonderful, I think she'd be a great eventer. :)
Is it just me, or does her back seem to have a very slight roach?
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Drew - no way! She is all mine!
Rider - I will definately be posting eventing pics. It will be a while, though, because I have to wait till spring to do any eventing...
I love the yellow on her :D
haha thats about all the crit you can get from me, I'm no good, her trot looks really nice though
She looks to be slightly cow-hocked, but I wouldn't know for sure unless I saw shots from the back. [Don't take my crit to heavily, I'm no professional ;)] Other than that suspicion you have a gorgeous mare! I am not the biggest fan of TBs, but I'm afraid she might have just won me over. ^-^
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TIGARD, Ore. - Tigard police said an advisory for Tigard residents to boil their water due to E.coli contamination has been lifted.
Tigard Police rescinded the advisory Thursday morning after tests showed the water was safe. "As of 8:30 a.m., Tigard water customers no longer need to boil their water," police said in an email. "The boil water advisory issued Wednesday, November 21, has been lifted. Test results obtained this morning showed no signs of bacterial contamination. Tigard tap water is now safe to drink."
Police initially issued the boil water advisory Wednesday after two routine tests showed the water was contaminated. "The positive tests indicated the drinking water may have been contaminated with human or animal wastes," police said.
The advisory included the communities of Durham, King City Bull Mountain and some unincorporated areas of Tigard. Tigard city officials issued reverse-9-1-1 calls and emails telling residents the water was safe.
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"The City of Tigard regrets any inconvenience the boil water advisory has caused, especially during the Thanksgiving holiday. While the health risks were extremely low, the city's top priority is to safeguard the health and safety of its water customers," police said Thursday.


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100% the first time! Who would have known that all those years of lifeguard and cpr training from all the summer camps I worked at would come back to me.
I disagree with the water question. People have gone up to a week without water, including myself, rather not say why, so technically 3-4 days can be wrong and 5-7 days can be right.
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I have issues with the question about the "SAFEST" way to drink water. The question implies that there is one right answer, but the "correct" answer is all four. While I agree that all four are safe ways to ensure a safe water supply, I would still choose boiling over the other answers.
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Cape Town – I woke up in a pool of sweat last night.
It wasn't because it was still 30 degrees at 10pm, because even the mosquitoes have been wiping their brows over the last few days in Paarl.
It was because I had a bad dream. In fact it was probably the worst nightmare I have ever had, other than the time I dreamt that there was no more beer available in the world ...
Last night I dreamt that I was married to Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula.
It was terrible.
Firstly I was called a "loser" after I forgot to pick up the Cape Times with his morning coffee, and then I was called "totally useless" after I burnt his toast and overcooked his eggs.
It went on for the whole dream, and luckily my wife woke me up before the minister and I entered his bedroom. Phew ...
I'm sure the minister doesn't behave like that at home. I'm sure he has never called his wife a "loser" and that she is not "totally useless" when it comes to issues in the kitchen. Actually, I would be surprised if Mrs Minister is not an excellent cook.
But Mbalula had a lot of tongues wagging this week after his attack on Bafana Bafana. Some people welcomed the roasting of the national team, while others cringed after every word that came out of his mouth.
Some people say the minister had said what most of the country has felt about Bafana over the last few years. Having watched the national team perform since the Confederations Cup in 2009, I must admit that some of those words have made it into the odd match report from time to time.
Let's face it, the performance of Gordon Igesund's team at the African Nations Championship was pretty mediocre. And this came from players who still demanded bigger bonuses before the start of the tournament.
Mbalula, who is brash and quite outspoken at the best of times, probably didn't need any invitation to put Bafana away when he entered a press room that for the first time was filled to capacity with journalists and cameramen.
Nobody really knows if Mbalula's attack was out of frustration or if it was a planned move to attack the players for their lacklustre display. In the end, everybody got the message loud and clear. Especially Moeneeb Josephs, whom the minister singled out.
I thought that was a bit low-class and tasteless, even worse than his public outburst. Football is a team sport, and to single out Josephs was wrong and disrespectful on so many levels.
Josephs is one of the few characters in the South African game, a player who leaves everything out on the football field for club and country – sometimes even his teeth!
Mbulala has not apologised for his outburst, which is fair enough because of the man he is. But he does need to phone Josephs and say sorry, otherwise it's the minister who will be viewed as the loser.
@GaryLineker (the former England striker loves a bit of sarcasm): Manchester United have reportedly agreed a fee of £37m with Chelsea for Juan Mata. Can't see why they need him, personally.
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Washington lawmakers are poised to authorize a boot-camp-style academy in Bremerton for the state's high school dropouts, a last-ditch opportunity for struggling youth to get back on track.
Dubbed the Washington Youth Academy, the military-style proposal is a pet project of U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Belfair, and is embraced by Gov. Chris Gregoire, state School Superintendent Terry Bergeson, the head of the Washington National Guard, Maj. Gen. Timothy Lowenberg, and community leaders.
The governor is seeking about $6 million to build and operate the academy, which would serve about 300 dropouts each year — two intensive five-month sessions of 150 kids, drawn from around the state.
About a quarter of the state's ninth-graders fail to graduate with their classes. One recent count showed 16,000 dropouts each year — the equivalent of a whole town, Lowenberg said.
That has Olympia scrambling for a way to reach kids who have quit or are on verge of quitting. Gregoire said dropouts typically have a struggle making it in their adult lives, and often saddle society with welfare and jail costs.
The dropout academy isn't for everyone, given its no-nonsense military environment and the academic rigor, but it's one excellent option for some, with a proven track record in other states, said Dicks.
After scouring the state for possible sites, sponsors selected an 80-acre parcel already owned by the National Guard in Bremerton's West Hills neighborhood. The property has armory buildings that include a large new commercial kitchen, portable classroom buildings and other facilities that can be adapted for academy use.
The state's proposal would build a three-story coed dormitory and the other improvements.
The academy would be part of a successful national system of bootcamp-style schools operated by National Guards and financed by the federal and state governments, Dicks said.
"We're in 26 states now, with over 70,000 graduates so far," Dicks said. "The great news is that about 95 percent of them are not falling back. They just turn their lives around. This has an amazing impact on people, how it saves people from a life of drugs and prisons and so forth."
Presuming lawmakers approve the idea, something the congressman and governor expect, the plan is to start construction this summer and begin screening applications a year later. The first class would begin in January of 2009.
Rep. Kathy Haigh, D-Shelton, chairwoman of the House Appropriations education subcommittee, included money for the project in her proposed budget.
"We have learned that kids drop out of school for all kinds of reasons, and what we're trying to do is meet the kids where they are at," she said. "This program allows us to scoop them up off the street and really offer them something."
Lowenberg said local guidance counselors and community leaders will spread the word and that 150 dropouts will be selected for the five-month intensive plunge into academics and the work ethic.
There are strong parallels to boot camp, he said. The teens will leave their home communities and the peer pressure of wayward friends and a sense of failure, he said. Once at the academy, they don uniforms, typically a T-shirt and military camouflage pants, and have almost no time to themselves. They're highly regimented, marching to meals, spending heavy hours in class and doing mandatory jobs around campus and community service.
"It's very Spartan. All they're doing is learning," Lowenberg said. "No cell phones, no IPods, no TV, just an opportunity to recover their lives."
The dropouts must apply for the openings, and are screened for drugs and criminal history. Twice as many boys as girls are the norm.
The first two weeks in camp are an orientation that includes military indoctrination, heavy exercise, discipline and structure. If the student stays, and most do, they commit to 20 weeks of intensive academics. They typically make dramatic strides in reading, writing and math.
The student can earn a high school diploma or equivalency or eight credits toward graduation back home. Some get hooked up with community college or other training. A few enlist in the Guard or other military, although Lowenberg said that's not the Guard's motive in sponsoring the academies.
During the stay, the student must devise a follow-up plan. Each is given a community mentor for a full year after he or she leaves the academy.
The program is free to the student and family. The federal government pays about 60 percent of the cost, including room and board. The state's per-student grant, about $4,000, follows the youth, and the Legislature's appropriation fills the remaining $1,000 gap per student.
"It will give them a life they don't have and can't imagine aspiring to," said an enthused Lowenberg, who has taken the congressman, Bergeson, key legislators, and the governor's husband, Mike, to see a similar academy near Bend, Ore.
"For the community, it will give us productive, law-abiding, taxpaying, contributing citizen, almost the opposite of the path they're on right now."
The last academy class in Bend contributed a collective 13,000 hours of community service, the general said. Students jumped several entire grade levels in math, reading and language, and most got back on track to graduate, he said.
One 2006 student, Adam Dezwart, 18, told a reporter for The Mail Tribune in Medford that the switch from partying to buckling down was stark, but rewarding.
"I didn't want to work at a gas station for the rest of my life," he said.
Linda Jenkins, assistant superintendent of the Bremerton School District, said the academy is a perfect fit with the community, which has a big military population and will appreciate the emphasis on discipline and rigor.
"This is just a gift for the kids," she said. "They could thrive in a very secure, stable structure 24-7 and get to redefine themselves, who they are."
Bergeson, a former Central Kitsap School District administrator, agreed.
"It's very cool. For a narrow niche of kids, kids on the edge, the tough cookies, we may see fire in the belly under the right circumstances for them to turn their lives around."
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To see how Oregon's boot-camp-style academy for dropout teens works, go to the Oregon Youth Challenge Program site at www.oycp.com.
The state's top politicians are lining up behind a $6 million academy that would bring up to 300 troubled teens around the state to West Hills.
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Game Masters' Conrad Bodman on the exhibition, Molyneux, Spector and Schafer
Conrad Bodman, Head of Exhibitions at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), has held his position since 2007. Before that, he worked as curator at the prestigious Barbican Centre in London and served as the original curator of the Game On exhibition, which Australians were treated to at ACMI in March 2008. Bodman's latest exhibition is the upcoming Game Masters event, opening next Thursday 28 June at ACMI. We were lucky enough to speak with Mr Bodman about the upcoming exhibition that will have the eyes of gaming industry pointing squarely at Australia.
Bodman has a history with video game-related exhibitions. "I curated Game On [at the Barbican in London] in 2002 and it's been travelling the world ever since," he reminisced. "I didn't have anything to do with Game On coming to Melbourne," he continued. "It was just a happy coincidence."
"This is an entirely different show. Game On is about the history of video games, looking at a whole range of themes and genres. Game Masters is more of a focus on the individuals who make video games," Bodman explained.
Bodman is adamant that the exhibition is a perfect fit for both himself and ACMI. "Video games are an interest of mine, and working at ACMI, we really focus on digital culture. Video games and TV are a part of that," he explained. "Games have always been a part of ACMI, and now's a great time to do Game Masters; it has a focus on the indie games space, and we really didn't do much of that in Game On," Bodman continued.
Bodman acknowledged the indie game industry is on the up in Australia, and Game Masters will reflect that. "The indie industry has been really blossoming in the last few years," he began, pointing out local success stories such as Melbourne's Firemint, a former indy studio recently acquired by EA after successes like Flight Control and Real Racing.
"IGDA [International Game Developers Association] Melbourne advised on the project. When putting the show together, we really went out to those in the industry to ask who the key figures were and who we should focus on," he said.
"The whole reason for curating Game Masters [was because] I was thinking of legendary game developers who are big in the industry. Apart from E3, there's not much name recognition in the general public, and we wanted to reveal these figures – these key international developers – so people know who they are," Bodman said.
Game Masters is certainly doing its best to put those developers directly in the spotlight. While the exhibition itself will feature the works of stars and teams like Hideo Kojima, thatgamecompany and Harmonix, Warren Spector, Peter Molyneux and Tim Schafer will be on hand in Melbourne from this week to discuss their works.
Game Masters has been two years in the making. Bodman was happy to discuss what that period has entailed. "It doesn't seem like a tough job; we have to play a lot of games and we talk to a lot of people and travel around," he laughed.
All that game playing isn't just for fun. "We have to think through some practical issues of the show – it'd be hard for someone off the street to come and pick up Metal Gear Solid 4 on PS3 and understand what's going on," he said. "We need to find ways to make [the games] topical and accessible."
"The Smithsonian has an exhibition called The Art of Video Games, and they've got 5 playable games in the show," he explains. "We've got 125 playable across consoles, iPads, arcade machines…so there's a lot of work, logistically, that goes into that to ensure it all works smoothly." The exhibition will keep a full-time technician on hand to ensure that old-school arcade cabinets are functioning at peak performance, for instance.
I joke that gamers would kill for the responsibilities of his job, and Bodman smiles and agrees."We've had people off to the States to meet Tim Schafer. I've been to Japan to talk to Konami and Hideo Kojima about the exhibition as well," Bodman says as he makes it a big point to stress just how lucky he is.
"We've been very lucky with Tim Schafer coming along; he's showing a lot of original artwork," said Bodman. "Double Fine [Tim's company] has been great to help us showcase their beautiful works."
Schafer recently took to Kickstarter to continue creating classic adventure games, and inadvertently started a trend that's sweeping the games industry; he's indirectly assisting other creators like Leisure Suit Larry's Al Lowe to continue creating games that put them on the industry's map. "I know Tim's going to be talking about what's been happening with Kickstarter to some extent," promised Bodman. "Though I can't possibly say if he'll be showing anything from the new work."
Bodman and Peter Molyneux have a bit of a history as well. "When I originally did Game On all those years ago, we were lucky to have Peter to come to the show," Bodman said. "He's great for video games and it'll be great to have him out for the video games industry. He's a big promoter, out in centre stage – like Warren Spector to a certain degree – really advocating beyond the industry into the wider cultural sphere."
Bodman stops for a beat. "I guess that's what we're trying to do as well," he muses.
"There's a big forum taking place around the opening, so we'll have Peter, Warren and Tim speaking and appearing at events and panels. I expect Tim Schafer to tell us about narrative and comedy and storytelling. I love that he can create a game that's fun and interesting and full of humour."
Every story leading up to the exhibition isn't a happy one, sadly. "We've got a segment with Sonic Team, and they don't have a lot of original artwork that they've kept, unfortunately" he says with a pained look on his face. Comparing the wealth of content from Double Fine to the lack from Sonic Team, you can almost literally see his heart sink. "You just have to work around it," he asserts. "That story is focusing on the games themselves, and their narratives."
As part of the exhibition, Game Masters will feature over 40 interviews from developers talking about their work, and those will be in the exhibition and on the website. "We're also making what I think is the first eBook from a cultural institution in Australia," continues Bodman. "It's the antithesis of a trade show; it'll be an open, accessible space to play video games…a bit reminiscent of old arcades."
After the chaos of E3, Game Masters seems to be just what Australia — and the industry in general — need.
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My neighbor just bought one of those neoprene ipad covers and wants me to embroider something on it. Has anyone tried this yet? I have no idea if I can even get it into the hoop. If I try this will I need a special needle? I'm still new to embroidery and this one scares me.
I haven't tried it and I'd be worried. I notice you have a Sailrite, I have one of those too. That's what I use when I want to do any kind of sewing with neoprene (EG Kindle cases) because my regular machine can't get through neoprene.
What I have done for neoprene is embroidered on felt and then glued the patch on with Aleene's Fabric Fusion
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Do the patch and forgo the possibility of knocking the machine out of time.
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I've sewn on neoprene a few times, and embroider, I agree with the patch option. Even if your machine might cope with the neoprene, that fabric is not all that forgiving if something odd happens, so a patch would be more apt to work.
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go to embllibrary.com, under help, Fabrics 101. Read Kennie's instructioins for neoprene. I have Bernina and did wine bottle gift bags and had no problem. You can't hoop, I used 505 spray but you could also use a sticky stablizer. Just don't use a dense design.
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I'd be doing a patch, too.
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I think I'll just skip it altogether and save sanityperhaps some old fashion crayons would be best!
Yes, I think even assuming Kenny is right (and he hasn't steered me wrong yet) it is still a different proposition to do a case versus a flat piece of neoprene. The case probably has another layer at least behind the neoprene, maybe even cardboard or foam; and depending on the design of the care you're unlikely to be able to get it flat so you don't wind up sewing through the whole case. Discretion is probably the better part of valor on this one
People do neoprene things but not me. I have heard some say their machine was actually smoking after stitching on that stuff a while. I really don't like the fuss of taking the machine in and paying for fixing whatever is wrong so I just stick to the normal type of things people embroider. An acquaintance wanted me to do a heavy throw rug on my 6 needle that has commercial features. She said a shop where she went did them all the time to which I told her take it to them. I can look at a machine sideways doing normal stuff and get an issue so I don't need to ask for trouble. IF you screw up your machine doing weird things it is never ever a cheap fix at least at the dealership I use and a real pain to take them on a road trip and go back to get them. I would so do a patch and gorilla glue or better yet send them to some monogram place.
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Colin Abbott, 42, of Randolph entered no-contest pleas to third-degree murder in the 2011 deaths of pharmaceutical executive Kenneth Abbott and his wife, Celeste, at their western Pennsylvania home. The deal allows him to avoid the death penalty.
Authorities say Colin Abbott dismembered the bodies and scattered their charred remains on the family property in Butler County, about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh. Abbott then claimed they had perished in a fiery New Jersey car crash - a ruse that prompted the stepmother's family to post an obituary in her hometown newspaper.
Authorities had suggested Colin Abbott sought to inherit the bulk of his father's estate.
A Pennsylvania State Police complaint said Colin Abbott accompanied his father to the First National Bank in Slippery Rock to retrieve a safe deposit box on June 6. An employee of that bank signed as a witness to the changes Kenneth Abbott made to his will the previous month, according to estate records.
Police believe Abbott killed his father and stepmother shortly after the bank visit because by June 8 or 9, 2011, he was telling Celeste Abbott's relatives about a bogus car crash involving the couple.
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This careful contextual and empirically grounded analysis contrasts with high-spirited but largely a priori promotions of technologies that may occasionally work well for some people and may occasionally be valuable, but are sometimes abandoned or unusable, and thus incur needless waste and inspire misplaced hopes. In this article I have discussed a variety of ICTs, including local government information systems, computer networks, electronic journals, and the Internet.
I described two exemplary cases in which ICT professionals and managers relying on the standard Tool Model devised systems that were underused relative to their expectations or potentials. These are not just isolated examples, but rather, represent a widespread phenomenon. Various studies 40 have shown that utilization of the conventional Tool Model can result in considerable losses of various kinds (e.g. money, time, productivity, ef ciency).
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Social informatics research has produced some useful ideas and findings that are applicable to many kinds of information technologies and shed interesting light on these dilemmas of Internet use. The concept of "computerized information systems as social technical systems" is one such idea that helps us understand the character of e-journals, as well as other e-media.
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A major reason for the big turnaround in Pella softball this season was the improved play of their defense. The team cut down on their errors considerably committing just 65 errors on the season and ended the season with a .929 team fielding percentage. Coach Krista Demeulenaere says the main reason for that is the belief and confidence they have in each other which is something they haven't had so much in the past. Another area of success for Pella according to coach Demeulenaere was how much they improved in the bunting area of the game, both fielding and laying down a bunt at the plate when needed. She says in past years Pella struggled fielding bunts but this year made vast imporovements and she notes that when asked, every player at one time or another laid down a successful bunt at a crucial time of a game. Pella finished their season with 20-10 overall record and they lose just one senior, catcher Whitney Pavlat.
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@Chris720 - I definitely not talking about just you, many people are doing that and it annoys me. Oh well, Sticker Star was getting negativity along with the hype before its release anyway. Dream Team looks fantastic and is getting nothing but praise. I think it'll be a great game to say the least.
At least the negativity was quite small compared to the hype, but I think everyone felt disappointed when the whole sticker concept felt held back. Dream Team is looking mighty fantastic though, it'll probably be the best Mario & Luigi game to date.


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Pasta with pine nuts, broccoli, sardines & fennel
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Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 6
A typically Sicilian flavour combination - sweet raisins, spicy olive oil, crunchy pine nuts and salty fish
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- 4 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, plus a splash
- 500g bucatini or long pasta, like spaghetti
- 500g purple sprouting broccoli, stalks halved if very large
- 2 red onions, sliced
- 4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1 small fennel bulb, very thinly sliced
- 50g salted sardines, or good-quality canned sardines in oil
- 25g pine nuts
- 25g raisins
- juice and zest ½ lemon
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- Bring a large pan of water to the boil, with a splash of oil, then add the pasta. Cook following pack instructions, adding the broccoli for the final 5 mins.
- Meanwhile, gently heat the oil in a large pan. Add the onions and sliced garlic, and cook slowly for 2 mins. Add the fennel and cook for a couple more mins, until softened. Flake the sardines into the pan and stir around for a few more mins to break them up.
- Tip the pasta and broccoli into the pan with the pine nuts, raisins and lemon juice. Toss together to let the pasta absorb the oil, season well and serve immediately, scattered with lemon zest and chilli flakes.
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- Day trip to Orangutan Island, Taiping Lake Gardens, Zoo Taiping, and Perak Museum from Penang with a private guide
- See endangered orangutans at the conservation center on Orangutan Island
- Visit the highlights of Taiping, a well-preserved colonial city with a gorgeous mountain backdrop from the Bintang Range
- Stroll through the tranquil Taiping Lake Gardens and learn how it was once a mining area
- Visit the Taiping zoo and see a variety of exotic animals
- Check out the extensive and unusual natural history collections at the Perak Museum, Malaysia's oldest museum
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After spending time on Orangutan Island, hop back in your vehicle for a visit to the nearby city of Taiping, one of the best-preserved colonial towns in Malaysia. After a stop for lunch (own expense), you'll head to Taiping Lake Gardens, former mining grounds that have been transformed into a stunning 160-acre (64-hectare) park dotted with lakes, trees and flowers. Stroll along paths lined by tall leafy angsana trees and take in the tranquil beauty of the gardens and lakes.
After a refreshing walk in the Taiping Lake Gardens, check out the Taiping zoo to observe elephants, otters, and stump-tailed macaques (monkeys) among many other animals that can be seen. After an hour at the zoo, take off to find more Malaysian natural history at the Perak Museum. It is the oldest museum in Malaysia, located in a beautiful Art Deco building that was built in 1883. Its three galleries boast nature dioramas, animal skeletons, weavings, handicrafts, pottery work and tribal artifacts.
When you return to Penang, you'll cross the 8-mile (13.5 km) Penang Bridge, one of the longest bridges in the world. Your guide will return you to your hotel to conclude your tour.
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yep you know the drill about removing the space from between the domain name and the .whatever
Yep I know it's supposed to be about Vista but the directions still apply to whatever Windows OS you are using.
I personally wouldn't trust any software to do something as possibly devastating as this but do it manually but then again that's just me and I've had this OS giving me trouble after doing a M$ Survey where I couldn't get IE to stay open and no other browser allowed me to post a reply so maybe right at the moment I'm more cautious than normal.
Just a note here.
Windows remembers every hardware device you have used with your computer.
Yes, these "ghost" devices use a little space in the registry, but they don't really use system or hardware resources.
There are also a few "System" devices that show up as ghost devices. These you either should not, or cannot remove.
On a laptop, most of the "ghost" devices will be USB storage or other devices. If you remove the ghost device and then plug in the same device, Windows will take some time configuring the driver and setting up the registry settings.
I use the manual "Remove Non-Present Devices" instructions from Microsoft when I need to clean up a system. This is usually a rack mount system with 10 or more plug-in cards that during software development and integration have had the cards moved around.
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MASON CITY, Iowa—Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa has scheduled resumption of medical helicopter service following a fatal crash.
The service was suspended following the crash on Jan. 2. The helicopter had been headed to Emmetsburg, about 80 miles west of Mason City, to pick up a patient when it slammed into the ground just north of Ventura.
The crash killed flight nurse Shelly Lair-Langenbau, of Hanlontown; paramedic Russell Piehl, of Forest City; and pilot Gene Grell, a native of San Antonio.
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As the world awaits for the newest royal, Queen Elizabeth II abruptly exited a cricket match at Lords earlier today, which led everyone to come to the one conclusion: that her grandchild is on its way. One can only imagine the pressure that Kate Middleton is feeling as the entire world waits for her to give birth to the royal baby! And besides the pressure to finally deliver her first child with Prince William, the world, including special interest and women's rights groups, is looking at what kind of mother the Duchess will be to her son or daughter. When Kate Middleton gives birth to the royal baby, some Brits will be celebrating his or her arrival--and their own personal monetary gains! Nearly $1.5 million has already been bet on the child's future name, gender, weight and, of course, the date on which the little prince or princess will be born.


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