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- Line a 20cm round pan (with removable base) set aside.
- Combine crushed digestive biscuit crumbs and melted butter together in a mixing bowl. Press the biscuit crumbs onto the base of the prepared pan. Chill in the freezer compartment for at least one hour.
- Measure water into a bowl and sprinkle in the gelatin (without stirring with a spoon). Set aside to allow the gelatin grains to swell (10mins) before setting the bowl over a pot of simmering hot water. Stir with a spoon and once the gelatin melts, remove the bowl from the pot and set aside to cool to room temperature.
- With an electric mixer, beat cream cheese and icing sugar together until smooth. Add in gelatin solution and yogurt, beat till the mixture turns smooth.
- Divide mixture into two bowls, one with 250g cream cheese mixture and add in 125g apple syrup, mix well with a spatula.
- Spoon 4 tablespoon of the plain cream cheese mixture into the middle of the prepared pan, then 3 tablespoon of the apple syrup cream cheese on top.
- Continue alternately the cream cheese until you finish them. Don't tilt the pan, it will spread by itself. You can change the lines to zebra design if you wish (refer here).
- Chill cheesecake in refrigerator for at least 4 hours or till next day before serving.
Non Bake Cheesecake with Green Apple Syrup
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- Joelyn2678March 14, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Sarah-JaneMarch 14, 2011 at 9:17 AM
wow - that looks absolutely fantastic ! I love the swirls. You come up with some really special things :-)ReplyDelete
Did you get my reply email btw last week ?
- Belinda @zomppaMarch 14, 2011 at 9:22 AM
Um. YEAH I think it's impressive!! Ooo... it must be neat with Ribena - I love Ribena!!!ReplyDelete
ohh man love the beautiful swirls. think this recipe is very versatile, can add different flavorings to the swirls. you're really patient in the scooping! think mine will end up like a marbled cake instead, given my butter fingers hahahaReplyDelete
This is a gorgeous cake, Ann.ReplyDelete
Your disqus seems to be working well :)
Beautiful swirls!ReplyDelete
Wonderful lady!ReplyDelete
Amazing Awesome Job.
Love it.
Truly the lines are very pretty :)ReplyDelete
I love the beautifully done swirls! So neat and tiddy! Ann, you are really a perfectionist!ReplyDelete
It's most definitely IMPRESSIVE! I love the pastel green and lines, I bet this will blow everyone away! Thanks for sharing the step to make this wonderful cake :)ReplyDelete
I'm sure you can do this too! 加油!ReplyDelete
Thank you dear :)ReplyDelete
Impressive! Very impressive. The green swirls can even be seen inside the cake :)ReplyDelete
- Cathyng_24March 14, 2011 at 12:22 PM
Awesome cake ;)ReplyDelete
beautiful swirl! and i love green alot!ReplyDelete
- mei tengMarch 14, 2011 at 12:39 PM
Beautiful cheesecake with the light green swirl.ReplyDelete
So nice. I haven't hands on to make any cheese cake yet. Book-marked this recipe and hopefully i can make one soon.ReplyDelete
wow the cake looks really really gorgeous - brings it one level up from normal cheesecakes! and your photography is so clean and beautiful :DReplyDelete
How creative..I thought that was a plate on a first photo..looks absolutely amazing! I am totally speechless!ReplyDelete
yes Ann, definitely an impressive, simple looking, yet beautiful cake. i love the pastel colour of the green and when cute, it just looks so beautiful with the line throughout. i'll bet this tastes as great as it looks too. great pics!ReplyDelete
- CheweepengMarch 14, 2011 at 3:11 PM
yooh! This is very nice. The swirl is just perfectly done. Well Done Ann :)ReplyDelete
Ann, I spent about 10 mins trying to get this comment box. lol! Phew...Hey, the cheesecake looks so pretty. Thank you for posting this scrumptious treat. I'm drooling here!ReplyDelete
Hope you're enjoying the day.
Blessings, Kristy.
Ann, the lines look so distinct and it looks really tasty and healthy too :) Thanks for sharing, Ann :ReplyDelete
Oh wow...this is such a beautiful cake! Just stunning! I love the zebra design as well, that one is so elegant. This pale green is so perfect for spring! :) Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
- Lia ChenMarch 14, 2011 at 4:35 PM
OMG Ann! This cake is so pretty! How did you make such a neat circular lines?ReplyDelete
- neyeelohMarch 14, 2011 at 4:50 PM
The swirls effect so beautiful, this cake looks eleganceReplyDelete
OMG looks so lovelyReplyDelete
Beautiful cheesecake! Love the swirls, YUM!ReplyDelete
- Christine ChoyMarch 14, 2011 at 6:24 PM
Ann, your cake really looks gorgeous ! 2 thumbs up to UReplyDelete
Dear Ann, you made such a simple no-bake cheesecake look so wonderful, so elegant. Amazing! You rock! ;-)ReplyDelete
- junglefrogMarch 14, 2011 at 7:40 PM
That looks so impressive Anncoo! I love how the lines all show up beautifully!ReplyDelete
- JeannieMarch 14, 2011 at 8:44 PM
Wow! Your strips are so neat! I did the zebra cake with this method before and made a mess of it:P full of spills and dots on the top! Yours is simply too gorgeous to eat!ReplyDelete
That's awesome!!ReplyDelete
- gertrudeMarch 14, 2011 at 9:12 PM
I think it is a BEAUTIFUL cheesecake. Love how the stripes look.ReplyDelete
very pretty but love the ribeena idea with digestives he he so BritishReplyDelete
Ann, this is really impressive, I love the green lines. Do you think I can find strawberry syrup to bake one with pink lines. I love pink colour, hehe!ReplyDelete
Ann, this is so gorgeous and I can't blame you for just staring at it. I'm doing that right now. I love the swirls and it makes a plain old cheesecake really stand out. I am really tempted to make this now.ReplyDelete
Min, I think no problem but you don't have to use 125g because the strawberry syrup is sweeter than the apple syrup. The apple syrup is quite sour. Like HBB, she only used 75ml of Ribena syrup...have to adjust it yourself.
Thanks for your guide. So happy it works. Only my last post seems like not linked properly. Will check with disqus.
Thanks Sarah.
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Sorry Kristy, I think the new comment system don't well in my blog. Must be some code is not properly linked. Hope someone can help me.
Anyway thanks for your compliment on my cheesecake :)
Ann this is such a beautiful cake!! I'm having a baby shower this weekend and think I'll make this but with strawberry flavoring for baby girl colors!!ReplyDelete
Wow!! That has GOT to be one of the most beautiful desserts/foods I've ever seen! the pics are gorgeous and so is the presentation. :DReplyDelete
I think this looks beautiful. The cake is even prettier when you slice it open. Never thought of attempting the zebra cake on a cheesecake before. What a great idea!ReplyDelete
yes i do think this cheese cake is impressive!! i like the simple line, it's so beautiful! you're so talented Ann. i like all your baking!ReplyDelete
This cheesecake looks sensational!!! Love the colour and flavour of the apple syrup. Totally blew me away! Love it!ReplyDelete
Very beautifully done. I love the patterns inside too!ReplyDelete
All I can say....this is soooo pretty! I'm in love and am so making ithis this weekend. IN fact if it was a mint syrup it would make a beautiful St Patricks dessert. I love the stripy look to it and the pastel green with the white cheese. Just beautiful!ReplyDelete
What a masterpiece! A wonderful summer sweets.ReplyDelete
This is very beautiful and sounds eady to make.ReplyDelete
SO BEAUTIFUL !!!ReplyDelete
Pretty beyond words!!! Really perfect!ReplyDelete
This looks so incredibly pretty!! I love the soft colours and you have done a very neat job with the cake :)!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you Rebecka. Would love to see your post :)
ann, that's amazingly LOVELY! look not just nice but smooth and yummy! (:ReplyDelete
Definitely a stunning cake and I am sure very delicious as well :)ReplyDelete
Lovely swirl on your cheesecake, looks yummy!ReplyDelete
I am speechless. That is soooo beautiful! I can't wait to make it. Sleek and unusual. What a show stopper!ReplyDelete
I love the pastel colours in this! So so pretty!ReplyDelete
Ann this cheesecake is stunning! I would love to taste it!ReplyDelete
Wow...this is such a lovely cake! I would like to attempt this sometime. I always wondered how the layers are achieved. Thanks for sharing the recipe and method.ReplyDelete
that is super pretty! love the lines..ReplyDelete
Wow, so beautiful! And yay, non bake, which means I can try it out! Thanks for the sharing!!ReplyDelete
Ann, this cheese cake very beautiful and attractive. Thanks for sharing . Will try this.ReplyDelete
Impressive! The green swirls are the magic lines, turning the cheesecake into an artistic piece.ReplyDelete
OMG! The swirls look gorgeous!! Have never seen such a pretty cheesecake before. Ann, you're so talented!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! That's so beautiful :)ReplyDelete
It's so pretty!!Bookmarked!ReplyDelete
i'm late here but i have to say this is an incredible looking cake. I might probably know how to do the zebra lines but i know for sure i cant do as neat and pretty as yours!!ReplyDelete
Your cake is just mesmerizing. I love those pretty green swirls. Thanks for linking this up to Sweets for a Saturday.ReplyDelete
I saw your cheesecake on Baking is Hot blogs - its beautiful! I wonder if vegetarian gelatin would work for a no-bake cheesecake? You make some very cool things, I'm going to add you to my Google Reader!ReplyDelete
Hi Misty, Thank you for coming to my blog. I think no problem to use vegetarian gelatin to use on any cakes as long as it is gelatin. Have a try and feedback to me after trying it.
err .. I cannot remember where I came from .. but am reading your blog backwards ... the cake very nice design .. I love it. Thanks for sharing the design too :)ReplyDelete
Thank you Sherlyn for stopping by. Please visit often :)
Hi Ann, I just wanted to let you know that you inspired me to make this delicious cake for my daughter in-laws baby shower. I had to make a few adjustments when converting grams to cups etc. so my cake turned out a little less than perfect. I'm posting pics to my blog and a link back to your site with the originla recipe. Thanks for the inspiration Ann!!ReplyDelete
Rebecka, So glad you made this cheesecake. The color is so pretty with raspberry in it and CONGRATULATIONS, you're a happy grandma now...Amber Lynn is so adorable :)
Oh Ann, this cheesecake is a work of art. One I want to devour. I can't wait to try this. So glad I found you at Nancy's.ReplyDelete
Thank you very much for stopping by, Gina :) Nice to meet you.
Ann everything you share is impressive and beautiful. This is another great recipe that is making my mouth water. I have a weakness for cheesecake. Thank you for being a part of March's YBR.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness. That looks absolutely stunning! Such a great effect with a relatively small amount of effort.ReplyDelete
And your photos are mouth-watering!
Stunningly beautiful! I can't wait to give this a try.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 2:42 AM
why i know how much you bought the green apple syrup from phoon huat?ReplyDeleteReplies
Sorry I don't quite remember about the price. Probably less than S$7.Delete
Hi, Thanks for the receipe. I had made the cheesecake with Ribena. It turns out very good, My husband and myself like it very much. The design turns out very nice.ReplyDelete
Thanks Wendy. The original of this recipe was using Ribena. Actually we can use any flavour we like :)Delete
- Jong Belegen KaasOctober 26, 2013 at 3:08 PM
beautiful swirl....easy and no fuss, thanks for ur recipe again ^_^ReplyDelete


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GOSHEN - Cindy Warner Baker noticed that there were very few summer program opportunities for teens on the autism spectrum and decided she needed to do something about it.
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February 4, 2013, New York, NY: With the success of last year's event, JNTO and JTA will collaborate again to bring back Japan tourism promotion event Japan Week from March 19-21, 2013 at Grand Central Terminal. In addition to celebrating Japanese culinary culture, this year's event will also recognize the "sister station" relationship between Grand Central Terminal in New York City and Tokyo Station in Japan. Grand Central Terminal will mark its 100th anniversary this year, and Tokyo Station is anticipating its centennial anniversary in 2014. Japan Week's event programs will be tailored to highlight Japan's characteristic attractions: food, train travel, traditional culture and contemporary art.
- Ekiben is a carry-on bento box (boxed meal) for train travel in Japan. Sold at major train hubs around the country, ekiben serves regional Japanese meals with local ingredients. It reflects Japan's profound culinary culture, and introduces travelers to Japan's dynamic regional culinary diversities. Japan Week will introduce actual bento boxes for visitors to sample, and to experience a different aspect of Japanese food culture.
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Michele says
I know exactly how you feel and the organzation, cleaning and projects will get done in time. Nothing is more important than family. glad you enjoyed your summer.
Suburban Stitcher says
great quote. i need that posted really big in my sewing room…
ga447 says
I am glad to took the rode of family first. They grow up so fast, and your children will remember. I am in Vail, CO and will return home today. Need to organize, family is coming into town.
DeeRoo says
Hmmm….I don't think you were flaky….me thinks you are too hard on yourself! We are patient readers and you had a post almost every week…what more can we ask for?:)

Wowser….baby going to kindergarten….I think you need to take this first week for yourself…don't worry about the floors….sit on the couch with a nice cup of something and read a book!:) DO IT!!!:)
Marianne says
You can never go wrong by putting your family first. It sounds like you had a great summer!
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Lovely photo.
Quite poignant–one to treasure.

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Suzie says
My children are both adults but that picture took me right back to that feeling in the pit of your stomach when you watch them step out and you feel such a responsibility for them but know that the right think to do is stand back and watch….I'm so glad we did. We have two beautiful young women in our live that constantly amaze us with their depth and wisdom.
Dree says
My older son starts junior high on Thursday. I cannot believe it, and I am terrified. Shhh–don't tell him! The younger starts 3rd tomorrow.

I have a huge list of projects to finish too. And a couple to start, but I MUST finish some of these things. They've been haning over me all summer!
I don't suppose you'd like to come and practise on my floor, just to remind you what to do, before you tackle yours??! No, didn't think so but it was worth a try! I'm glad you had a lovely summer, I don't think you can go far wrong if you prioritise your children!
ritainalaska says
great picture! your kids are on the threshold of a bright future! and you have a great rule of thumb – one can do anything, but not everything! holds true through the years. keeps one trying all these new things these days.
ScissorsandThread says
Lovely pictures from the summer especially the secret garden and the interest pin is so true. Hope September is a good month for you.
bethanndodd says
Yay for a great summer and to new beginnings! My baby started K just over a week ago and my oldest started 6th (with the middle one in 3rd). My emotions have probably been much like yours. If it helps, it is getting better each day 😉 Smiles~Beth
a little bit biased says
Sounds like you had a great summer! I love the pictures in this post too.

Wish we could have talked more when we ran into each other the other day outside Just Sew 🙁 Maybe we can get together sometime now that school has started!

Amber
leigh says
I love that quote! (Just repinned it). Good luck with the work load. Hopefully you take some nice naps or reading breaks too in there.
angela says
great job on a summer well done!
Lei Lei says
I agree wholeheartedly, as a Mother of one small one, who works, sews and generally tries to do everything I am enjoying spending a few days at home with my beautiful daughter. I love being her Mum!!! It's so nice to put them first.

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Estela says
I love that phrase I'm going to put it in my cube at work!
Kate @SwimBikeQuilt says
The hardest thing for me to learn, always. You can do anything but not everything. I try to do everything. I hope school goes well for you. My oldest goes to kindergarten. I'm overjoyed and scared to death. He is excited. 🙂


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Fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD) is a condition that causes narrowing (stenosis) and enlargement (aneurysm) of the medium-sized arteries in your body. The areas of narrowing and bulging occur next to each other and can cause the artery to narrow so much that organs that receive blood from the artery are damaged.
Fibromuscular dysplasia can cause a number of complications, such as high blood pressure or tears of the artery (dissection), if left untreated.
Fibromuscular dysplasia appears most commonly in the arteries leading to the kidneys. Fibromuscular dysplasia can also affect the arteries leading to your brain, abdomen, arms and legs. While there isn't a cure for fibromuscular dysplasia, it can be treated effectively.
Most people who have fibromuscular dysplasia don't have any symptoms. Still, it's possible you could have some signs or symptoms of the disease, depending on what artery is affected by fibromuscular dysplasia.
If the arteries to your kidneys (renal arteries) are affected, you may have:
If the arteries to your brain (carotid arteries) are affected, you may have:
If the arteries to your abdomen (mesenteric arteries) are affected, you may have:
If the arteries to your arms or legs (peripheral arteries) are affected, you may have:
Some people with fibromuscular dysplasia have more than one narrowed artery.
If you have fibromuscular dysplasia and have any sudden changes in your vision, ability to speak, or new weakness in your arms or legs, seek medical attention immediately.
If you have any of the other signs or symptoms listed and are concerned about your risk of fibromuscular dysplasia, see your doctor. Because fibromuscular dysplasia can be hereditary, tell your doctor about your family history of the disease, even before you show any symptoms so that he or she can be alert to changes that might suggest you have fibromuscular dysplasia. There's currently no genetic test for fibromuscular dysplasia.
While the cause of fibromuscular dysplasia is unknown, it's believed that several factors may play a role.
Although the cause of fibromuscular dysplasia is unknown, there are several factors that appear to increase the risk of developing the disorder, including:
Fibromuscular dysplasia can cause a number of complications. These include:
If you have a family history of fibromuscular dysplasia, tell your doctor. Because most people who have fibromuscular dysplasia don't have any symptoms, it's unlikely your doctor would first check for fibromuscular dysplasia unless you have a family history of the condition or he or she hears an abnormal sound in your upper abdomen.
To diagnose fibromuscular dysplasia, your doctor may order one or more imaging tests to see your arteries. You may need to fast for several hours before the tests, depending on where the narrowed arteries are in your body. Ask your doctor if you need to do anything specific to prepare for your test.
Because appointments can be brief and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and know what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important, in case time runs out. For fibromuscular dysplasia, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment at any time that you don't understand something.
It's never too early to make healthy lifestyle changes, such as quitting smoking, eating healthy foods and becoming more physically active.
Before you're tested for fibromuscular dysplasia, your doctor may also want to check for atherosclerosis, another condition that can narrow your arteries.
Tests for atherosclerosis usually include:
The tests you'll have to diagnose fibromuscular dysplasia could include:
The most common form of fibromuscular dysplasia looks like a "string of beads" on imaging tests. Other, more-aggressive forms of fibromuscular dysplasia have a smooth appearance.
Once you've been diagnosed with fibromuscular dysplasia, your doctor may repeat a Doppler ultrasound exam, a CT angiogram or an MRI angiogram from time to time to see if your condition is getting worse.
Treatment for fibromuscular dysplasia depends on your health, the location of the narrowed artery and other underlying conditions you have, such as high blood pressure. Treatment options include medical procedures, surgery and medications.
For otherwise healthy people with fibromuscular dysplasia, repairing the affected artery is often recommended. The procedures to improve blood flow can include:
Percutaneous transluminal renal angioplasty (PTRA). This procedure is usually preferred over surgery. It is often performed at the same time as a catheter-based angiogram. Once the dye from the angiogram shows the narrowed area of the artery, a wire is threaded to the artery and a catheter with a balloon is inserted in the narrowed area. The balloon is then inflated to open the narrowed part of the artery. Unlike the angioplasty procedures performed on people with heart disease, a stent may not be necessary to keep the artery open.
PTRA is usually performed while you're awake, although you'll be given a sedative to relax during the procedure. The procedure takes about one to two hours.
If your doctor finds serious damage related to fibromuscular dysplasia, such as an aneurysm, he or she may recommend placing a metal mesh tube (stent) inside the weakened part of the artery to help prevent it from rupturing.
Treatment with high blood pressure medications is recommended for most people with fibromuscular dysplasia, even if you also have a procedure to correct your condition. These could include medications from several categories:
Because some of these drugs can affect the way your kidneys work, your doctor may recommend blood tests and a urine test (urinalysis) to make sure your kidneys work normally once these medications have been started.
Your doctor also may suggest you take a daily aspirin to reduce your risk of stroke. But don't start taking an aspirin without discussing it with your doctor first.
If you're a smoker, another part of your treatment plan is to stop smoking. Smoking may make fibromuscular dysplasia worse.
Generally, fibromuscular dysplasia isn't preventable. However, if you're a smoker, quitting smoking may reduce your likelihood of developing fibromuscular dysplasia.
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
At Mayo Clinic in Arizona, doctors trained in diagnosing and treating diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular diseases) as well as diseases of the kidneys evaluate and treat people who have fibromuscular dysplasia.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in diagnosing and treating diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular diseases) evaluate and treat people who have fibromuscular dysplasia at Mayo Clinic in Florida.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in diagnosing and treating diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular diseases) work with doctors trained in heart surgery to evaluate and treat people who have fibromuscular dysplasia at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
For appointments or more information, call Cardiovascular Diseases at 507-284-3994 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday, or complete an online appointment request form. You don't need a physician referral to make an appointment. Cardiologists generally can see most people within two weeks after their appointment requests, and often cardiologists can see people within a week or less after the appointment request. If you have urgent issues, you usually can be seen within 24 hours after your request. In emergencies, you're directly transferred to inpatient hospital care.
See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
Mayo Clinic is a leader in fibromuscular dysplasia research. Mayo Clinic's fibromuscular dysplasia clinic performs basic research into the causes of fibromuscular dysplasia and best care practices.
Research efforts underway at Mayo Clinic on fibromuscular dysplasia include a biorepository that includes DNA, serum, plasma and other tissue samples, which are used to study new methods to diagnose and detect fibromuscular dysplasia.
Learn more about research on the research website.
See a list of publications by Mayo Clinic doctors on fibromuscular dysplasia on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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My wife has just got a tablet. I'm jealous because I can't justify using one!
I had seen the Sky Go adverts that make out you can watch Sky on your tablet/smartphone. It turns out that you can only watch Sky Go on Apple devices.
Sky says that they hope to have Sky Go available on Android devices by winter - I bet that means mid March 2012!
It seems like advertising people have no shame.
It also..
... seems to be only a few select programs. From memory it was the sports channels and live footage of a couple of other channels.
Given it seems to have replaced Sky Player (which was a catalogue of programs to watch for free) I am very annoyed.
Doesn't worry me ...
... Hell will freeze over before I subscribe to Sky!
that is just how I think of Apple
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... same goes for Apple with me too. Can't stand touchy slidey mousey screeny type things, they set my teeth on edge, in much the same way (for those old enough to know) as finger nails down a blackboard, that's aside from the lemming factor.
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You know my views on football but my husband has always been a sports supporter (which is why we have sky). To be able to buy cheaper services would be great. The satellite services I watch tend to be available on digital tv anyway.
Talking of which my reception is far worse than analogue ever was
and to rant on I agree with CC, Sky Player was far better. My mobile is just a phone with camers, no internet or complicated functions, but I used to be able to watch my sky on 4 registered computers/laptops so whichever daughter or event I was visiting I could watch. Now I only get to watch on 2!!!
... I swear I used to be able to watch Sky programs for free 'on demand' on my pc. In fact I used to tease my sister that she had to pay BT to watch their catch up service.
Now I have to 'rent' the first episode of the latest series of Futurama (I missed the first 2 eps but recorded the rest) and pay for the privilege of watching something that was shown for free weeks ago.
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... when all the teams played at 3pm on a Saturday and if you wanted to see the match live you had to get off your butt and go and watch?
Personally, MoTD is fantastic, you get to see all the bits worth seeing and don't waste your life watching hours of dross. I get on with my life on a weekend, I don't have to know blow by blow how the matches are going, it really isn't that important - and settle down with Gary and pals to find out the scores, secure in the knowledge my chores are all done!
I had to reregister to get the system to recognise my package - but some programmes they do now seem to charge for so I stopped watching!! I pay enough on my main subscription. I think that may be to encourage you to move to phone services too and anytime+ - but I could be completely wrong
The only bit of football / rugby tv I enjoy is on Saturday afternoon I think - it is a line of commentators watching a different match each on a monitor and their reactions - whilst I don't understand many of the semantics - is priceless entertainment. Although my dad used to always watch with the sound off as he said the commentators got in the way
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... watching the results come in on the tele printer, none of this i-phone malarky (now thats a good one for the word thread!)
I had to reregister to get the system to recognise my package - but some programmes they do now seem to charge for so I stopped watching!! I pay enough on my main subscription. I think that may be to encourage you to move to phone services too and anytime+ - but I could be completely wrong
Which would be all well and good, but I already HAVE telephone, broadband and HD+ with them! Our router is the other side of the house and I don't want to pay £60 for a wireless bit for the Sky box to give me Anytime, so I assumed using the laptop program would be a work around.
Sadly not :(
All the programs get repeated
All the programs get repeated any on 5 USA or 5* eventually so why bother paying sky it is not like any of the programs are that great. Makes no difference what you see them on. For the record I do like my Apple products as well as MIcrosoft .
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- "So anyways, I got this friend, only the friend ain't my friend no more 'cause he ain't getting me the vig he owes."
- ―Ray Boccino, about Teddy Benavidez.
A Long Way to Fallis the first mission given by Ray Boccino in a restaurant in Little Italy, Liberty City. Ray asks Niko to do him a favor, kill Teddy Benavidez in East Holland.
Niko comes in to Drusilla's and meets a waiter who asks if Niko wantes a table for one. Niko explains that he wants to meet Ray and he tells him that he's upstarirs. Niko goes upstairs and meets Ray. He asks Niko if he's reliable and whether he can be trusted. He then asks him about why's he doing all the jobs for people. Niko explains that he needs money, he's good at it and that he is looking for someone. Ray says that he will help and gives Niko a task to kill a person that doesn't respect the Waste Management Business and that is not paying Ray. He tells Niko that he can be found on Galveston near U and that his name is Teddy Benavidez. Niko walks out from the restaurant and receives a text message from Ray showing a picture of a man wearing a #72 jersey. Niko goes over to the projects and looks for the man. When he finds him, he can either kill him to avoid trouble or let him live and get in trouble. Niko goes in the elevator and takes a lift to 20th floor. He meets 2 goons that attack him. Niko kills everyone on his way up and goes into Teddy's Apartament. He searches for Teddy around the apartment, whilst killing some more of his men. When Niko goes to one of the locked doors, Teddy slams the door into him and then runs off. Niko gets up and chases Teddy to the rooftop. Teddy gets trapped at the edge so Niko shoots him off. Teddy falls down to his death. After that, Niko calls Ray saying that "Ted is dead" and Ray replies that he doesn't know any Ted.
After the initial cutscene, head over to the projects in Northern Algonquin. On the way, Boccino sends you a text message with a picture of a man with a sports jersey. Remember the number on the jersey (# 72) and arrive at the projects.
Get out of your car, if you took one, and find Alonzo, the guy with the sports jersey, that knows where Teddy is. Target Alonzo and after his conversation is complete, either kill him or let him go and head to the nearby apartment building. The elevator can be used to get to the 20th floor. If you let Alonzo live, he'll go to phone Teddy and warn him that Niko is coming for him. The thugs will immediately attack Niko once he gets out of the elevator.
If you kill Alonzo, a pair of Alonzo's goons notice the open elevator and ask Niko whether he is moving in. Kill the two thugs before they get their weapons out and go outside of the elevator room. Gain cover and shoot all of the thugs on the way to the stairs. Take the stairs up to the next level and kill Teddy's men on that level. After you climb a few floors and kill Teddy's guards, Niko will notice Apartment 151K and break in. Get a weapon and shoot Teddy's bodyguards. To continue with the mission, walk into the kitchen, and then return to the hall of the apartment.
Teddy smashes a door in Niko's face and makes a run for it. Chase him to the roof of the projects, killing Teddy's goons on the stairs and the roof, and corner him at the edge of the building. Use any weapon to make Teddy slip off of the side of the building and scream through a twenty-five-story fall. Benavidez will hit the ground far below, dead. Niko appears at the front door of the projects and the mission is passed with a call to Ray.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to the projects on Galvestor
- Use Ray's text message to help you find Alonzo
- Intimidate Alonzo
- Go inside and look for Teddy Benavidez's apartment
- The elevator can be used to reach the 20th floor
- Get into the elevator
- Go to Teddy Benavidez's apartment
- Search the apartment, he must be here somewhere
- Take out Teddy Benavidez
Video Walkthrough
- Teddy Benavidez - Killed on orders from Ray Boccino.
- Alonzo (optional) - Niko can kill him so he does not warn Teddy of Niko's arrival.
- Many of Teddy's Goons - Killed by Niko.
- Any weapon at any angle will kill Teddy. Even if Niko shoots at Teddy at an angle to the side or even behind him, he will still fall back.
- If Niko kills Alonzo after getting the location, there'll be a couple of gangsters that'll shoot at him.
- Teddy doesn't even need to be shot to kill him. The player can unequip their weapons and just walk into Teddy and he will stumble back and fall.
- If you equip a Molotov or a Grenade, you can execute Teddy, sending him falling down the building on fire, a rather amusing death.
- If you go back to the same apartment building, Teddy's apartment is still enterable and the bricks on the roof which Teddy falls through are still loose. It's worth pointing out that if you go up the ladders on the water tank, it will offer spectacular views of the Alderney City skyline.
- If you re-enter the building right after you complete the mission the elevator doors will be open where you got off, but no elevator will be there so if you walk in, you will fall right down the shaft and die.
- If you killed Alonzo while intimidating him,you will fail the mission and a message will come up saying "dead people can't talk!"
- Though Teddy's name is spelled "Benavidez", when Ray tells you his name, it is spelled "Benavides" in the subtitles.


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As the Texas Longhorns get knee deep in trying to finish off the 2008 recruiting class, we at Orangebloods.com thought it was time to break down the current commitment list, while also providing a very extensive look at what needs the Longhorns still have to fill.What positions do the Longhorns need to continue to seek? What are the strengths and weaknesses of the current class? Here's a full position-by-position breakdown of UT's recruiting class with just over two months until signing day. Today we look at the defense. Defensive tackles Players currently on scholarship: Roy Miller (2008), Ben Alexander (2009), Brian Ellis (2010) and Tyrell Higgins (2011) and Michael Wilcoxon (2011)Needs for this year: Two or threeCurrent commitments: (2) Cedar Hill's Jarvis Humphrey and Beaumont Kelly's Kheeston RandallPlayers still on the radar: None.Overview: It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that this position could be a problem spot down the road, possibly as soon as next season. While Miller gives the Longhorns an All-Big 12 caliber talent at one spot, there's not a sure fire difference maker in the rest of the group, although Ellis has the potential to be a breakout performer. While the Longhorns have four players that are scheduled to remain on the roster for at least two more years, this group needs a boost in talent and landing Humphrey and Randall will help considerably. The Longhorns are rumored to be looking for another defensive tackle, but no names have popped up as strong targets. Don't be surprised if a name or two shows up in the next week or two. This could serve as protection in the event that Randall leaves for LSU or they might simply feel like they need another player to add to the mix. Regardless, they reportedly aren't standing pat.Current recruiting grade: A-Defensive ends Players currently on scholarship: Brian Orakpo (2008), Aaron Lewis (2008), Henry Melton (2008), Lamarr Houston (2009), Sam Acho (2010), Eddie Jones (2010) and Russell Carter (2011)Needs for this year: One or twoCurrent commitments: NonePlayers still on the radar: Denton Ryan's Josh WilliamsOverview: The goal each year should always be to land as many edge rushers as possible. If you see a potential difference maker at defensive end, you take him regardless of the numbers. This year the Longhorns are in a position of having great young talent in the program, so the need for a dynamic talent is extreme, but it always exists. Adding Williams would help offset the loss of five-star R.J. Washington because he probably has the second best set off edge skills in the state. Current recruiting grade: BLinebackers Players currently on scholarship: Rashad Bobino (2008), Roddrick Muckelroy (2009), Jared Norton (2009), Sergio Kindle (2009), Dustin Earnest (2010) and Keenan Robinson (2011)Needs for this year: Two or threeCurrent commitments: (2) Dallas St. Mark's Emmanuel Acho and Nederland's Dravannti JohnsonPlayers still on the radar: NoneOverview: This has been a position that has haunted the Longhorns for the last two decade, but the program would appear to be in great shape, at least in the starting line-up, for at least the next couple pf years. However, the overall numbers in the program need a boost, so adding several players to the mix was a must. The Longhorns landed their top two targets in-state, but neither is a national top 100 player. Also, Johnson is going to start out at linebacker, but he might eventually become a guy that spins down to end. If that's the case, the coaches might be undersigning at the position by one or two. Of course, it's not as if elite linebackers grow on trees in this state and the staff is unwilling to test the waters too much out of state.Current recruiting grade: B-Cornerbacks Players currently on scholarship: Ryan Palmer (2008), Deon Beasley (2009), Chykie Brown (2010) and Curtis Brown (2010), Needs for this year: TwoCurrent commitments: (2) Angleton's D.J. Monroe and Round Rock McNeil's Aaron WilliamsPlayers still on the radar: NoneOverview: You'd be hard-pressed to find a position where the Longhorns have recruited better in the last couple of years. Williams is arguably the state's top player/prospect and Monroe is a consensus top ten guy and a slam-dunk national top 100 choice. You won't find a school in the country that landed two better corners.Current recruiting grade: A+Safeties Players currently on scholarship: Ishie Oduegwu (2009), Ben Wells (2011), Christian Scott (2011), and Earl Thomas (2011) Needs for this year: Two Current commitments: (2) Denver Mullen's Nolan Brewster and Leander's Blake GideonPlayers still on the radar: Los Angeles (Ca.) Dorsey's Rahim MooreOverview: This is a bit of shaky position right now because there's a strong vibe out there that Brewster will soon change his commitment from Texas to Minnesota. If that happens, the Longhorns will be in a tight spot because their only other safety commitment isn't as highly regarded as Williams or Monroe at corner. The word on the street is that the Longhorns are looking very hard at possible safety prospects and you can pretty much bet the house that the team will make a very strong attempt to bring in another safety into this class. Current recruiting grade: Incomplete ...More... 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Mpanda-Urban legislator Said Arfi yesterday urged the government to halt forceful eviction of petty traders, commonly known as 'machinga', from unauthorized areas before allocating them alternative sites for doing their business.
In a supplementary question in Parliament, the lawmaker said government operations to evict the traders in different parts of the country had caused some families many problems.
Answering the question, minister in charge of Regional Administration and Local Governments George Mkuchika said the government was ready to support the petty traders, but they should follow laid down laws and regulations for conducting their business.
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Against the objections of 84 victims in the Aurora theater shooting, a judge granted the defense's request to delay James Holmes' arraignment until March 12.
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SANTA ANA – When a proper constitutional test is applied, the "threat" by a former Fullerton police officer to a homeless man that he would "f---" him up with his fists if he did not "start listening" was not unlawful and did not give the transient a right to self defense, the attorney for the officer said Friday in court documents.
It was not "readily apparent" to Manuel Ramos – the first police officer in Orange County history to be charged with murder while on duty – that the homeless Kelly Thomas suffered from a mental disability, nor could Ramos react in time to forestall the use of a Taser on Thomas by fellow officer Jay Cicinelli, Ramos' attorney John Barnett said in a 12-page reply.
"The district attorney's case is based entirely on the false premise that the defendant made an unlawful threat of violence to the alleged victim, who then lawfully fled from that threat," Barnett wrote.
"The district attorney argues that when an arrestee believes the officer might use excessive force, the arrestee is entitled not only to flee but to use force against the officer," Barnett said in his response to prosecutors' opposition to his motion to dismiss murder and manslaughter charges against Ramos.
"The district attorney's contention that in the circumstances of this case, Thomas was entitled to use deadly force against Officer Ramos, because Thomas was in reasonable fear that Officer Ramos would use deadly force, is absurd," Barnett said.
The Fullerton police officer instigated the confrontation that led to the death of the mentally ill Thomas in July 2011 with an unlawful threat of excessive force and then did nothing to prevent the peril he created, Orange County prosecutors said in their opposition filed in November.
"There was no justification for any threat of violence," Deputy District Attorney Keith Bogardus wrote in his response to the defense motion to dismiss charges.
Bogardus also wrote that victim Thomas, 37, acted in lawful self-defense when he attempted to escape after Ramos threatened to "f--- you up" during the encounter July 5, "and was killed in the process."
The prosecutor said Friday that Thomas was entitled to use "reasonable force" but he never argued that the victim "was entitled to use deadly force," a defense characterization Bogardus said was a misstatement of his position.
"If excessive force is used or threatened against an arrestee, then the arrestee has a right to self-defense," Bogardus said.
A surveillance video shows Ramos and fellow officer Joseph Wolfe questioning Thomas about 15 minutes before the encounter escalated into violence. Four other officers, including Cicinelli, arrived and piled on, prosecutors said. Thomas is heard on the videotape screaming for help, yelling that he couldn't breathe and calling out for his father.
Thomas died July 10, 2011, when life support was turned off five days after the confrontation with six Fullerton police officers in the parking lot at the Fullerton Transportation Center. The confrontation was captured on surveillance video.
Susan Kang Schroeder, the district attorney's chief of staff, said Friday there is nothing in the brief filed by Barnett "that is new or worth commenting on."
Orange County Superior Court Judge William Froeberg has set a hearing date of Jan. 18 on the defense motion to dismiss the charges.
Ramos faces second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter charges.
Co-defendant and former Fullerton policeman Cicinelli was charged with involuntary manslaughter and excessive force under color of authority for his role in the incident that began with a call about a man pulling on the handles of locked cars and ended with an unconscious and bloody Thomas being rushed to a hospital.
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