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[First look + plans] Construction has begun on this 1,200m² private house in Highgate, London featuring a giant water slide designed by SHH
Due to complete in summer 2012, the partially-glazed and timber-clad Fitzroy Farm project includes a curling stainless steel water chute and indoor and outdoor swimming pool.
SHH chair David Spence described the project as 'a spacious, contemporary family home of an exceptional architectural design quality, which will provide privacy, be in harmony with its surroundings and enhance the character of the Highgate Conservation Area.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Jacobi of Oxford announce the engagement of their daughter, Leah Rachael Jacobi, to James Corey Faust of Dawson., son of Melanie and Todd Kegler and Jim and Valerie Faust, all of Dawson.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shellhouse of Oxford and Sharlene Jacobi of Atlanta and the late Ed Jacobi. She is a 2010 graduate of Eastside High School. She is attending the University of West Georgia School of Nursing and plans to graduate in April 2014 with a bachelor's degree in nursing.
The future groom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Faust, all of Dawson. He is a 2007 graduate of Terrell Academy and a 2011 graduate of the University of West Georgia, where he received a bachelor's degree in marketing and business management. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity and was the president of the Interfraternity Council in 2011. He is employed with the Furniture House as general manager in Carrollton.
The couple plans to wed June 1 at the Dawson United Methodist Church. A reception will be held at Timber Greene Farms.
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Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise you can participate in for back and neck health. It can reduce inflammation, improve mobility, and provide relief from pain. Water counteracts the pressure of gravity on your joints and vertebrae and encourages relaxation. For the best results, try entering a swimming pool until the water level is up to your neck. Then, slowly ease into gentle stretches. Next, squat in the water until the level reaches your chin and move upwards and downwards.
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A lot of your neck's health depends on how you sleep. In order to get rid of aches and pains, try using a feather pillow that easily conforms to your neck's shape and weight. However, because feather pillows collapse over time, make sure you replace your pillow every year or so.
Tip #4: Watch Your Diet
While you may think that diet is a strange thing to mention when discussing neck pain, it is actually directly related. A healthy diet can reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and help you lose weight. All of these things positively impact your neck's health.
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Yes, you knew that a visit to the chiropractor was going to be included on this list. That's because it is one of the best ways to address neck pain and provide relief. An experienced chiropractor can discover the source of your pain and manipulate the area in a way that will ease your discomfort. Be careful to avoid any chiropractor that won't look at the whole picture, though. It is important to address everything that may affect your pain, from diet and rest to chiropractic care and physical medicine.
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The combination of ice and heat applications can help reduce inflammation and encourage healing. You will want to start with ice, applying a cold pack to the source of pain for 15-20 minutes. Immediately after removing the ice, switch to some form of heat. This could be a heating pad or hot shower. This combination reduces swelling and improves circulation.
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If you sit behind your desk all day, a high quality office chair can make a world of difference. The most important thing you can do in this situation is buy a customizable chair. You should be able to adjust the backrest, height, and angle. All devices – like keyboards, phones, mice, etc. – should be within easy reach. Also, make sure the top of your monitor is at eye level. This keeps you from twisting and craning your neck.
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Even if you don't do yoga, it is important to incorporate regular, daily stretching into your lifestyle. Your neck, back, and joints need flexibility in order to have full range of motion.
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Existence of positive solutions to a non-positive elastic beam equation with both ends fixed
1 Department of Teachers Education, Suqian College, Suqian, Jiangsu 223800, P. R. China
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Boundary Value Problems 2012, 2012:56 doi:10.1186/1687-2770-2012-56Published: 14 May 2012
This article is concerned with the existence of nontrivial solutions for a non-positive fourth-order two-point boundary value problem (BVP) and the existence of positive solutions for a semipositive fourth-order two-point BVP. In mechanics, the problem describes the deflection of an elastic beam rigidly fixed at both ends. The method to show our main results is the topological degree and fixed point theory of nonlinear operator on lattice.
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I know you're supposed to use all your dailies but how do weeklies work? Are you meant to use them all or can you use some/none/most?
Just wondering what everyone else does.
I know you're supposed to use all your dailies but how do weeklies work? Are you meant to use them all or can you use some/none/most?
Just wondering what everyone else does.
I've never used them but some people swear by using them, I think it varies for most people, some peeps use them for their weekly takeaway/ alcohol etc so it's really up to you, it's nice to know they are there as a back up :-) Xxx
I have used mine for a weekly treat and for extras every day... it's up to you really! They are there to be used
When I did pro points I always used all my weeklies, sometimes more oops! And I always lost!
I think it's just trial and error and seeing how many work for you. Don't think I could survive on just dailies though I'd go insane! Need treats xx
Oh and I'm planning on using them all on my first week on simply filling! Fingers crossed for a loss in Monday or I'll have to reevaluate haha! Xxx
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I never use mine I would just gain weight kx
I use them as a buffer.
So I never plan on using them but they sit there waiting and then if/when I do want the slice of chocolate Swiss roll that is calling my name from the kitchen right now I know I can as I have my weeklies to point it with
I've never used them all up but do get pretty close some weeks. I don't count exercise points etc though.
I use all of them every week and I still lose, I don't think I could stick with it if I didn't have them they are great for a bottle of wine and some chocolate, but I don't eat my activity points although I don't really earn much anyway!
im same, always used them (sometimes more) and always lost. even as an old-timer ww'er - i soooooo wouldnt cope if it wasnt for weeklies. i try to split them, enough to have treats/extra wine over weekend and then some extra for dailies for that curly wurly n cuppa before bed makes a real difference i think. x
I use them as a buffer. I'm usually fine just sticking to dailies but I do eat quite a lot of fruit and veg and at the moment I'm not very active. I love having weeklies there though for those hungry days or meals that I cannot count due to a variety of reasons. I have spent approx 0-10 in the weeks I have been doing it so far.
Do people who use all of the 49 weeklies each week still attain good losses?
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I'm voting for Kerry/Edwards because I'd like a change from all the meaningless rhetoric and lack of plans for the future.
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I'll be voting for Kerry, for all the reasons you'd expect to hear from a liberal, artsy, underpaid member of the "reality-based community"—but particularly because my reality is a secular one and I don't want to see our government further colonized by the fundamentalist Christian right.
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If Bush gets re-elected, I might have to change citizenship and move to another country. I believe Kerry has what it takes to put this country back on track with respect to both foreign and domestic issues. There is also a high probability that the next president will be selecting a chairman of the Federal Reserve and several Supreme Court justices, and I don't want George Bush making those choices. The only downside (in my opinion) to not re-electing Bush would be no more "Bushisms"on Slate.
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I will vote for John Kerry for president. I suppose my reasons are typical: I think Bush's polices, both foreign and domestic, have been spectacularly bad for the nation. The Bush administration exploited the tragedy of 9/11 in order to pursue a war in Iraq that was entirely unrelated to that event. In its zeal to invade Iraq, the Bush administration has alienated many of our allies and tarnished the reputation of the United States. It misled the American people and our allies about the rationale for the war and it radically underestimated the difficulty of the post-invasion occupation. Domestically, Bush has cynically used 9/11 to create a domestic security bureaucracy that invades the civil liberties of Americans while doing little to make us safer. He has ruined the finances of the nation, running up one of the largest deficits in history. Again, Bush points to 9/11—the scapegoat for every bad decision the administration makes—but in fact the cause of the deficit spending is the war in Iraq and the administration's tax cuts—questionable even in a time of peace but staggeringly irresponsible in a time of crisis. We need a change.
David Greenberg, Contributor: Kerry
I'm voting for Kerry. He's intelligent, honorable, able, hard-working and (shh!) liberal, which means I agree with him on most of the issues that matter. But politics aside, I'd vote for practically anyone instead of Bush, because I don't think he really believes in democracy. Why do I say this? Let me refer you, if I might, to what I wrote about Bush over the summer in The New Yorker and the Washington Monthly.
I am assuming for now that this is a single-issue election. There is one's subjective vote, one's objective vote, and one's ironic vote. Subjectively, Bush (and Blair) deserve to be re-elected because they called the enemy by its right name and were determined to confront it. Objectively, Bush deserves to be sacked for his flabbergasting failure to prepare for such an essential confrontation. Subjectively, Kerry should be put in the pillory for his inability to hold up on principle under any kind of pressure. Objectively, his election would compel mainstream and liberal Democrats to get real about Iraq.


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Date First Elected
Date Term Expires
Position on Committee
Committee member
Professional Background
Main professional activities
Oct. 99 - Dec. 99
- Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs for International Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt.
Sep. 94 - Oct. 99
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Republic of South Africa.
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Republic of Botswana (non-resident).
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Kingdom of Lesotho (non-resident).
Jan. 93 - Sep. 94
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Czech Republic.
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Slovak Republic (non-resident).
Sep. 92 - Dec. 92
- Ambassador of Egypt to the Federation of the Czech and the Slovak Republics.
Oct. 91 - Sep. 92
- Director, The Department of North African Countries, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt.
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- Consultant on International Cooperation, The National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, Egypt.
Jul. 89 - Oct. 91
- Deputy Director, The Department of Arab Countries, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt.
Jan. 85 - Jun. 89
- Consul of Egypt to Melbourne, Australia.
Dec. 81 - Jan. 85
- Counselor, The Department of International Economic Relations in Charge of Relations with EU and Arab Countries.
Jan. 79 - Jun. 81
- First Secretary, and then Counselor, The Egyptian Embassy, Budapest.
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- Member of the Cabinet of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.
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- Alternate representative of Egypt to UNIDO.
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- Member of the Cabinet of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Oct. 66 - Sep. 68
- Studied at the Institute for diplomatic and Consular Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt. Graduated Valedictorian.
Other main relevant activities:
- Chaired the official delegation of Egypt to a number of international conferences:
- International Conference for the Information Society and Development, South Africa.
- African Conference on Anti-Personnel Land Mines.
- African Conference on the Declaration of Africa a Nuclear Free Continent, South Africa.
- Summit on Women organized by the International Organization of the Francophone, Luxembourg, Feb. 2000.
- Seminar on Bio-ethics and the Rights of the Child, Monaco, 27 April - 1 May 2000.
- Sessions of the Preparatory Committee of the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on
- Children, New York, 29 May - 1 June 2000, and 11 June - 14 June 2001.
- Egyptian delegation defending Egypt's report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child, Geneva, 15 January 2001.
- Arab Regional Seminar of NGOs Working for Children, Rabat, Morocco, 16-18 February 2001.
- Third World Summit on Media for Children, Greece 24-26 March 2001.
- Arab African Conference on the Prevention of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, Rabat, 24-27 October 2001.
- Second World Congress on the Elimination of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, Yokohama, Japan, December 2001.
- Egyptian delegation to the Technical advisory Standing Committee on Children, League of Arab States, elected twice as Chair of the Committee.
- Member of the Egyptian delegation to a number of international conferences:
United Nations General Assembly, 1968 - 1970.
- Ministerial Conference of the Non-Aligned Countries Movement, Georgetown, Guyana, August 1972.
- International Parliamentarian Union on the Arab European Inter-parliamentary Dialogue, Lisbon, October 1991.
- DAVOS Seminar, Prague 1993.
- Summit of the Non- Alignment Movement, Durban, South Africa, 1998.
Supervised and participated in the preparation of the following studies:
- National Strategy for the Protection and Rehabilitation of Street Children in Egypt, July 2002.
- National Plan of Action on the Welfare and Development of Childhood and Motherhood, incorporated in the F- ifth Egyptian Five-Year National Plan of Social and Economic Development (2002-2007), March 2002.
- National plan of Action on Girls Education, March 2002.
- Egypt's report to the Secretary General of the United Nations on the Follow-up of the World Summit for Children, November 2000.
- Situation Analysis of the Egyptian Children and Women, 2002.
Educational Background
- MA International Relations (1971), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.
- BSc. Political Science (1965), Cairo University.
- International Law Commission Seminar, Geneva, 1973.
- International Court of Justice Summer Seminar, 1972.
- Salzburg Summer Seminar, Austria, 1990.
- Seminar on Foreign Investments in Egypt, Harvard University, 1978.
Current occupation
- Dec. 99-present Secretary General, The National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, Egypt.
- Personal Representative of the President of Egypt on Children.
- Expert on the International Commission on the Rights of the Child.
- Member of the Board of Trustees of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU).
- Chairperson of the Committee on Family and Children (ERTU).
- Member of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Pre-university Education.
- Board member of the Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Agency of Egypt.
- Board member of the Institute for Higher Studies on Childhood, University of Ein-Shams.
- Board member of the General Federation of Non-Governmental Organizations.
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November 29, 2015
A Cottonwood man has been sentenced to more than a century in prison on multiple dog-fighting charges.
42-year-old Johnny Ray Lewis was convicted in September of training pit bull dogs to fight.
He was arrested in August of 2005.
That's when authorities raided his home in Cottonwood and confiscated nearly 20 pit bulls.
Dog training videos were also seized.
All of the dogs were less than a year old.
They eventually ended up at the Dothan Animal Shelter.
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William Whitehead, PhD., Co-director of the UNC Center for Functional GI & Motility Disorders and faculty member in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology was named a Master of the American College of Gastroenterology on October 16. This award is reserved for senior investigators who exhibit excellence in clinical research. He was 1 of 5 people to receive this award at the 2010 ACG Annual Scientific Meeting in San Antonio, TX and is the 1st non-physician to be so honored since the inception of the award.
- Leslie Scheunemann, M.D. and Michael LaMantia, M.D., M.P.H., who are both fellows in the Division of Geriatric Medicine/Center for Aging and Health, received Presidential Poster Awards at the American Geriatrics Society 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting on May 14 for their outstanding academic presentations. Amy Weil, M.D., F.A.C.P., (GIM) received the Clinical Preceptor Award for Excellence in Teaching from the UNC Academy of Educators. For more information about Dr. Weil and the other award winners, click here.
- Hyman Muss, M.D., (Hem-Onc) is co-author of the case study, "Case 15-2010 — An 85-Year-Old Woman with Mammographically Detected Early Breast Cancer," published May 20 in the New England Journal of Medicine.
- Charles M. van der Horst, M.D., (ID) is co-author on two notable articles published in the past week. The first, "Maternal or Infant Antiretroviral Drugs to Reduce HIV-1 Transmission," was published on June 17 in the New England Journal of Medicine. The lead author is Dr. Charles Chasela, a former UNC trainee. Other DOM faculty on that grant are Mina Hosseinipour, M.D., Francis Martinson, M.D., Irving Hoffman, M.D., and Peter Kazembe, M.D. (all ID). The second publication, "Nurse versus doctor management of HIV-infected patients receiving antiretroviral therapy (CIPRA-SA): a randomised non-inferiority trial," was published in The Lancet on June 16.
- James Evans, M.D., Ph.D., (Hem-Onc) discusses the recent US District Court gene patenting ruling in a video interview on the UNC Lineberger/NC Cancer Hospital Web site.
- UNC has been awarded $1.7 million from the CDC for a large study to detect and manage acute HIV infection. Cynthia Gay, M.D., Lisa Hightow-Weidman, M.D., M.P.H., and Peter Leone, M.D., M.P.H., (all ID) are co-PI's on the grant. For more, click here.
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Quick now, who was the last Charleroi quarterback to make the Mon Valley Conference (Big 10) team two straight years?
The answer is Tom Sukel.
A 1971 graduate, Sukel was an all-Big 10 pick as a junior and senior.
Coached by Rab Currie, the Cougars went an impressive 15-4 with Sukel calling the signals in the 1969 and '70 campaigns.
As a junior, Sukel led the conference in touchdown passes with 13 despite averaging only 10 or 11 passes a game because Currie stressed the running game with Phil Hughes and Jack Davis carrying the ball.
Hughes, also a junior, ran for 13 touchdowns and won the Big 10 scoring title with 93 points.
Charleroi went 7-2 in 1969 and 8-2 in 1970 when the Cougars shared the Big 10 title with Monessen and Clairton.
Sukel, who was also the team's punter, said the Cougars should have had only two losses.
"In my junior year we lost 12-8 to Thomas Jefferson when they scored a touchdown on a 90-yard pass in the last minute," he said. "My senior year we lost 8-6 at Monessen on some questionable calls."
Charleroi's other blemishes were a 16-0 defeat to Monessen in 1969 and a 28-12 setback at Laurel Highlands in a contest played on a Saturday after being rained out the previous night.
"For some reason we didn't come to play against Laurel Highlands and they had a pretty good team," noted Sukel.
Sukel's best game was probably as a junior with four touchdown passes in a 36-8 victory over Clairton that was deadlocked 8-8 at halftime. Brian Carlock, Sukel's favorite target, and tight end John Howard both had a pair of touchdown catches.
In 1970, Hughes and fullback Bob Petroka gave the Cougars the conference's top one-two punch on the ground.
Sukel's last game as a Cougar was a 20-7 triumph at Western Conference runnerup Baldwin in the first interconference game. He completed seven of 11 passes for 144 yards and a 22-yard touchdown to Mike Maytas.
"Baldwin finished second to No. 1 ranked Mt. Lebanon in their conference and their coach was quoted as saying we had a better team," recalled Sukel.
Sukel played two seasons at California State College as a quarterback and punter under coach John Katusa before calling it quits.
After college Sukel was self-employed for seven years in concrete work before going to Specialty Printing in Charleroi, where he was a pressman for 12 years. He's is his 14th year as a metal forger producing tools for the railroad and construction industries at TAMCO, a manufacturing company in East Monongahela.
In 1992 Sukel married the former Cindy Robbins of Speers.
"With Cindy working at Washington Steel, I quit my job and became Mr. Mom for four years, staying home, raising two kids and doing the cooking," he said.
Both of his daughters, Jillian and Maggie, are Charleroi Area High School students. Jillian is a senior and National Honor Society student who will attend California University, while Maggie is a junior and a Cougarette. He also has a 29-year-old stepson, Sam Stockton.
Brian Herman is a freelance writer.
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Rolling Back the Nanny State
One red-light camera at a time
Aug 1, 2011, Vol. 16, No. 43 • By JONATHAN V. LAST
Already prone to suspect the worst about camera companies and local governments, a ring of anti-camera activist websites went to work ferreting out other bits of Astroturf. (They followed in the footsteps of anti-camera activist Richard Diamond's invaluable TheNewspaper.com.) They noticed that a particular line in favor of cameras kept appearing in the comments sections of stories about camera bans: "Seriously, you don't hear non-smokers complain about cigarette taxes so why should we believe these whiners are anything but reckless drivers who don't want to get caught?" The exact same wording and punctuation appears on dozens of websites, from the Washington Post to the Newark Star-Ledger. Other camera company fronts are slightly less bald-faced. The "National Coalition for Safer Roads," for instance, is a nonprofit dedicated to showing that red-light cameras save lives. It's actually staffed and run by a former Bush appointee. The organization is also, as the website demurely puts it, "supported by" ATS.
There's nothing new or shocking about an industry lobbying for itself, standing up fake grassroots support, and spending money to influence elections. But the fact that the camera companies behave like any other rent-seeking business tells you everything you need to know about them. Except that in this case, the rent they're seeking doesn't come from private-sector competitors. It comes from you.
And like other rent-seekers, the camera industry doesn't stoically accept the strictures of law and elections. It fights back. In 2009, voters in College Station, Texas, killed the town's camera program. A week later, an organization called "Keep College Station Safe" sued the city, claiming that the petition leading to the referendum was invalid. "Keep College Station Safe" is a political action committee with $67,100 in total funding: $30,000 from ATS, $5,000 from an ATS consultant, $8,000 from a contractor who works for ATS, $5,000 from an ATS subcontractor, and $16,600 from a company that prints the tickets for ATS.
Voters in College Station then ran up against another obstacle: When "Keep College Station Safe" sued College Station, the city government—which was pro-camera—was eager to roll over and lose the case. It was only after citizen pressure forced the city to hire outside counsel that the lawsuit was defeated and the cameras came down.
Houston has the same problem. After voters approved a measure to get rid of cameras earlier this year, ATS filed suit on similar grounds. In the case of Proposition 3, they maintained that the city could only cancel the program via a "referendum," but that the vote was put on the ballot as a "charter amendment." In this case, ATS won. The judge told the city to turn the cameras back on. And it wasn't at all clear that Houston's politicians were unhappy to lose in court—the mayor and her city attorney are both camera supporters who didn't even feign reluctance when they started the cameras running again. Only this time, they no longer pointed to safety as a reason for the cameras. Now the mayor said that she had to keep the cameras running because ATS was holding the city hostage. "Realizing that we have already laid off nearly 750 city employees through a very difficult budget process," she said, "I can't in good conscience allow millions of dollars in exposure to ATS under this contract."
If anything, the case of Houston shows how remarkable it is that the public has made any progress at all against red-light cameras. Because the government is usually more foe than friend. For example, earlier this summer the California assembly took up a bill that would allow cities to reduce posted speeds in certain areas by 5 mph. The reason: cameras. In many intersections, a lower posted speed limit allows traffic lights to have shorter yellow-light intervals. And shorter amber times mean, well, yes, more accidents. But more camera citations, too.
Such are the minutiae of the menace cameras pose to the American system of governance: tenths-of-a-second on yellow-light times and the legal distinction between referendums and charter amendments.
None of it—not shorter yellows or the cameras or the $400 tickets—represents a grand, existential threat to the Republic. But it's a threat all the same. A threat to the idea that government should be a tool of the people. Not a ratchet.
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(Also a fun way to serve left over Thanksgiving turkey by substituting turkey for the chicken)
1 ½ cups finely minced cooked chicken (boiled thighs work well)
¼ cup mayonnaise (made with olive oil) or vegenaise
3 Tbsp. finely chopped raisins
2 Tbsp. finely chopped tart firm green apple
1 Tbsp. light brown sugar
2 Tbsp. dried onion flakes
2 Tbsp. dry bread crumbs
1 tsp. lemon juice
¼ tsp. Tamari Sauce
½ tsp. curry powder
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 cup dry bread crumbs
Mix the first 10 ingredients and shape into 24 balls. Dip ball in egg then roll in crumbs to coat. Place 12 pieces at a time in a circle on a microwave or paper plate. Cook at highest power level, uncovered for 3 minutes or until heated throughout. Serve with curry-flavored mayonnaise or vegenaise and garnish with cherry tomatoes and parsley. (I use about ½ cup mayonnaise made with olive oil, ½ cup grape seed vegenaise and 1-3 tsps. curry powder for the curry-flavored mayonnaise.)
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Years of conducting blind tastings taught me perception can have a big influence on how we taste things. It's just our nature and I'm as subject to the influence as anyone else. If you hand a four year old a piece of broccoli he may taste it and say 'yuck' which is a true assessment because he has no perception of what broccoli is or how it should taste, he just knows he doesn't like it.
Yet I've handed an experienced grown up a glass of 12 year old single malt and have him say the adult equivalent of yuck because he was going on taste alone without knowing what was in the glass. This opposed to the fact he has a bottle of this same stuff in his home bar where he considers it to be a first rate choice.
I choose single malt as an example because those canny Scots have made an art of overaged, limited issue, specially finished, very expensive whisys (some of which can be truly dreadful) but they're not selling higher quality rather they are selling exclusivity. Not a bad thing in and of itself and serves the role of corporate gift giving during the holidays, but may not my first drinking choice. Anybody remember the 15 year old Canadian Club limited bottling they came out with some years back? Beautifully packaged in a fancy box it made an impression but in truth was a very lightly flavored dram that I would just as soon mix with ginger ale as drink straight.
I've found price, packaging and the exclusive factors don't guarantee that either I or my guests will like it any more than a regular offering and in fact may like it less because overaging can easily throw a whisky out of balance, yet if it has the 'right' label guests will gush over it because, well, they think they should, it's just instinct to follow the lead because no one wants to be thought of as unable to appreciate what they have been told is the good stuff. We are all the World's greatest expert on our individual preferences though and blind tasting is the best way to separate out the members of the herd.
My son is grown now and he still won't eat broccoli no matter how finely you mince and try to hide it in a casserole.


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Draft Water Quality Review of impacts of deicing fluid application at JFK Airport on Dissolved Oxygen and other parameters in Jamaica Bay.
Summary: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (Port Authority) has submitted a Draft Water Quality Modeling Report (WQMR) for the receiving waters surrounding the John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), pursuant to requirements of State Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permit (SPDES) Permit # NY-0008109. The report is available for public review at the locations listed below. A Public Information Session to present the results of the report and receive comments will be held at the Sheraton JFK, JFK Ballroom, 132-26 South Conduit Avenue, Jamaica, NY, 11430 on September 14, 2011 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Written comments on the Draft WQMR should be submitted to: Marc Helman, The Port Authority of NY & NJ, Environmental Engineering Unit, 2 Gateway Center, 14th Floor, Newark, NJ 07102 and received by no later than October 14, 2011.
Background: NYS DEC issued a State Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permit (SPDES Permit # NY-0008109) to the Port Authority for wastewater discharges at JFK on September 27, 2007. The permit authorized discharge of wastewater, including but not limited to, stormwater runoff from runways, taxiways, paved aprons, roadways, parking fields, and landscaped areas into receiving waters (Jamaica Bay, Head of Bay, Bergen Basin, Thurston Basin) surrounding the airport.
Special Condition 1 of the permit required the Port Authority to "
This notice provides information about the availability of the Draft WQMR and the Public Information Session. After receipt of comments, the Port Authority will prepare and submit a Response to Comments to NYS DEC and consider comments in modifying the WQMR.
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Zola Jesus
"Diamonds (Rihanna Cover)"
Zola Jesus is largely indebted to 80s icons like Kate Bush and the Cocteau Twins, but she's recently come out with a cover of Rihanna's recent (and sort of underwhelming) single, "Diamonds." Her throaty wails have a lot more heft than those on Ri's original take, while the instrumentation and effects are decidedly trippier, draping the mid-tempo anthem in gauzy atmospherics. As usual, one of the most intriguing aspects of ZJ's vocal is how it manages to be so rough around the edges — and at times, even slightly out-of-tune — but also so potent and affecting. Those looking for a spot-on rendition of the more polished original might not like this goth-ier cover, but they're missing out — the New York chanteuse continues to intrigue.
• Zola Jesus: http://zolajesus.com
• Sacred Bones: http://www.sacredbonesrecords.com
Featureless Ghost
Out now on Night People is the fresh new Featureless Ghost's album, Personality Matrix, here poppin' off they's video for "Flash" (directed by Fantastic Lands). And vibes is rattling in the most snot-dead form of dance-floor gaze. Not only is the entire LP as catchy as this song, but it also feels like that steamy drive home from the city-sway club in negative-colored anticipation of sleep or sex. Maybe the track is contemplating how long these moments happen, but when the situation occurs (whether it's sex, sleep, or making it home or even to the car), it's just as fast as recalling it as a memory. Personally, the "Flash" is referring to itself as a track that demands to be put on repeat since it's only 2:48 in length. Yet, it is poised and self-sustaining, constructed around subtle snare and hi-hat drumming dissonant from that deep, heart-pounding beat. Harkening vocals that demand attention through catchy anti-harmonized grace and mope brawn. Them pensive scale-changing-key melodies. Mmm. Scope out Featureless Ghost's Personality Matrix on Night People ASAP. There's a sale involved too, so hurry before they gone!
• Featureless Ghost: http://www.featurelessghost.com
• Night People: http://raccoo-oo-oon.org/np
Chocolate Grinder Mix 67
Amazing Maze
I had a hard time figuring out what to call my mix this time around, but I'm going with "Amazing Maze." The "maze" theme works two-fold, first named for the wonderful artwork Mr. Brandon Locher so graciously donated to these sounds and to this post, an entry from his new series of intricately meandering line drawings called "Mazes to the Motherlode" (which should be online at the end of the month). But it also works because the music found within these 31+ minutes is of the generally puzzling, lost-journey variety. This music represents the real nomads out there, the explorers of groove and texture. Structures are all but out the door for this one, with many of these cuts excerpts of even longer voyages, endless twists and turns you think are going somewhere definite, but may in fact lead you right back where you started. And like going through an especially tough maze, you'll have to be patient, the longer sections lining out an overall trajectory that's still fixed on the end goal, which in this case is MV & EE's brutally real blues to close out the mix, "Shit's Creek." Because we're all always there in the first place aren't we? It can be quite difficult to find your way out of a good maze. But then again, why would you want to leave?
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[05:43] The Weird Weeds - "Side 1 Track 4"
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[19:00] BEAK> - "Yatton"
[23:40] Venn Rain - "Pussy Willow" [excerpt]
[27:00] Apollo Vermouth - "Orange Cream Dream" [excerpt]
[28:50] MV & EE - "Shit's Creek"
Eternal Tapestry
"Sand Into Rain"
Portland-based psych quintet Eternal Tapestry are one prolific, exploratory bunch, having released music on Not Not Fun, Digitalis, Three Lobed, Night People, and several other labels since 2007. Last year, they signed with Thrill Jockey and have already released three full-length albums and a collaboration with Sun Araw. Their latest is called A World Out of Time, the follow-up to the vinyl-only Dawn In 2 Dimensions, and it's easily their most accessible. Which also makes it an anomaly in their discography: while previous releases saw the band scraping albums together from hours of various jam sessions, their new joint results from a deliberate recording session that sees a refinement in their Meek retro-futurism aesthetic filtered through psych-/Kraut-/prog rock from Cale and Riley's Church of Anthrax.
"Sand Into Rain," A World Out of Time's closer, is perhaps their oddest (read: most normal) track yet, a psych-folk stumbler that for the first time foregrounds the vocals/lyrics that the group so sparingly employs (no other track on this album has vocals). Like their psychedelic video for "Apocalypse Troll," the accompanying video for "Sand Into Rain" — directed once again by guitarist Nick Bindeman — is one for heightening the senses, but it also seems to have somewhat of a narrative, one that is welcomingly absurd and surreal. Check it out here:
A World Out of Time is out now on Thrill Jockey.
• Eternal Tapestry: https://facebook.com/pages/Eternal-Tapestry/130663863669064
• Thrill Jockey: http://thrilljockey.com
Captain Murphy
Duality [mixtape]
Who this is? I know that's Earl. Found him. Well, TMT and IRL pal Samuel Diamond passed Captain Murphy's Duality mixtape along to me today with this: "There's no tracklist or anything. It's all very mysterious. NSFW, there is going to be fucking on your screen. I'm sure if you Google who is Captain Murphy you'll find a bunch of theories as to who [comprises this mixtape]."
Hit this up ASAP right here. And fuck your work, as I just clicked on this video's window and a negative art asshole spread covered my screen… here on the fourth floor of RXR Plaza.
[Update: download the "standard version" of Duality here]
• Captain Murphy: http://www.youtube.com/user/CaptainMurphyVillain
Prince Rama (channeling I.M.M.O.R.T.A.L.I.F.E.)
"Those Who Live For Love Will Live Forever"
Prince Rama have been spending a lot of time in the spirit world. I don't know if they are messing around with Ouija boards or some kind of spirit drug, but they've been communicating with some serious spectral entities. This time they've managed to channel the apocalyptic exercise video vibrations of Inner Messages Morphing Over Resonant Time Always Loving Infinitely Free and Everlasting (I.M.M.O.R.T.A.L.I.F.E.). The video for "Those Who Live For Love Will Live Forever," directed by Julian Bozeman, runs that energy through some very outdated sci-fi effects, like watching The Last Starfighter on that old television in your parents' basement. It's a real retro-achievement, celebrating the hopefulness imbued in the idea of the end of the world.
You can tap into the spirit world above and then buy all of the Top 10 Hits of The End of The World from Paw Tracks in preparation for next month's end-of-days.
• Prince Rama: http://princerama.tumblr.com
• Paw Tracks: http://www.paw-tracks.com


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A multitude of spelling variations characterize Norman surnames. Many variations occurred because Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England also had a pronounced effect, as did the court languages of Latin and French. Therefore, one person was often referred to by several different spellings in a single lifetime. The various spellings include Luttrell, Loteral, Lutteral, Lutterall, Lutterell and many more.
First found in Lincolnshire where one of the first records of the name was Sir Geoffrey de Luterel I (11601222), courtier and confidante of King John. His son, Robert Luttrel was Lord Chancellor of Ireland (12381245) and his great grandson Sir Geoffrey Luttrell III (12761345) held a family seat at Irnham Hall at Irnham in Lincolnshire.
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Changing the size of the dock connector would be insanely stupid - instantly rendering the new device incompatible with the entire ecosystem of products. There are unused pins that should be able to accommodate new technologies, and some pins that are already used could possibly be repurposed (such as those for firewire or composite video).
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Let's do the remainder of the HoH Competition. The elimination order:
1. Kevin (after 21 minutes)
2. Lydia (after 25 minutes)
3. Ronnie (after 46 minutes)
4. Natalie (after 49 minutes; she felt ill for most of this competition)
5. Jordan (after 1:37)
6. Chima (after 2:22)
7. Michele (after 2:41)
BTW, each of the first five contestants to get eliminated here get to pick a graduation present.
Kevin: #5- $5,000
Lydia: #2- 42" flat-screen TV
Ronnie: #4- DUD
Natalie: #1- DUD
Jordan: The right to be a Have for the week, as well as the right to choose the week's three Have-Nots
The two left are both former members of the Athletes clique- Jeff Schroeder & Russell Kairouz. The winner and new Head of Household, after a final elapsed time of three hours and 38 minutes, is...
Elsewhere, Russell decides to keep his recent evicton vote to Jordan Lloyd a secret. Jordan then decides to write down the names of the remaining houseguests on small pieces of paper and put them in a graduation hat. She then draws these three names to become the week's Have-Nots...Natalie (but she will use her Slop Pass at this point), Kevin & Jessie (who gets POed afterwards). And Kevin & Jessie's special menu this week, as decided by America, will be...squash and squid.
1. Jeff
2. Jessie
3. Jordan
4. Chima
5. Michele
6. Natalie
Final pick: Kevin
Ronnie Talbott & Lydia Tavera are nominated.
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Mindy Rude:
November 26, 2012 at 6:56 am
Autocorrect was going with the holiday spirit since I'm sure there were some Turduckens on tables this Thanksgiving.
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November 24, 2012 at 9:46 pm
autoturdrucken? lol!
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