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Luis Suarez became Uruguay's all-time leading scorer with two versus Tahiti to book a place in the last four of the FIFA Confederations Cup.
The want-away Liverpool striker climbed off the bench to score twice in the final 10 minutes and take his tally for his country to 35, one more than team-mate Diego Forlan, in a comfortable 8-0 victory for the South Americans.
Both sides had a man sent off but the night belonged to the 26-year-old Suarez and to Uruguay, who will now meet hosts Brazil on Wednesday.
Tabarez made 11 changes to the side that beat Nigeria, as Suarez, Edinson Cavani and Forlan had to contend with places on the bench, while Tahiti's starting line-up included four new faces from the selection that lost 10-0 to Spain on Thursday.
It was one-way traffic from the very beginning and Uruguay had a 4-0 lead by half-time, with Palermo striker Abel Hernandez scoring a hat-trick and Diego Perez adding the other.
The South Americans continued to dominate after the break, and even Andres Scotti's missed a penalty and subsequent dismissal could not halt them, as Hernandez, Nicolas Lodeiro and Suarez added the other goals.
There was no expectation that Tahiti would offer any resistance against the CONMEBOL champions and Tabarez's men had the lead inside the second minute as Scotti flicked on Lodeiro's in-swinging corner and Hernandez nodded it in at the far post.
Uruguay continued to dominate but had to wait until midway through the half to double their advantage. Lodeiro lofted a pass over the Tahitian defence and Hernandez fired into the goal after flicking the ball over a covering defender.
Within three minutes they had an even more comfortable cushion as defensive midfielder Perez took a rare opportunity to trudge forward and he headed Alvaro Pereira's left-wing cross against the far post before tapping in the rebound from close range.
Tahiti kept it tight at the back until the dying moments of the half, but Hernandez completed his hat-trick with seconds left as he collected Walter Gargano's pass into the left side of the area before finding the bottom far corner with an exquisite finish using the outside of his boot.
The second half followed a familiar pattern as Uruguay dictated the tempo, monopolising possession against the minnows, but Tahiti soon had a reason to cheer as goalkeeper Gilbert Meriel saved Scotti's penalty after Matias Aguirregaray was brought down.
Scotti's night got even worse a few moments later as the 37-year-old picked up his second yellow card of the match for tripping Steevy Chong-Hue just outside the area, but Tahiti's numerical advantage did not last long as Teheivarii Ludivon followed the Uruguayan just shy of the hour mark for his second bookable offence.
Uruguay added a fifth goal through Lodeiro in the 61st minute as the Atletico Mineiro star tapped in Gargano's low cross from the left, while Hernandez scored his fourth six minutes later, burying a penalty after Chong-Hue pushed Aguirregaray to the floor on the byline.
With three points and progression to the semi-finals effectively confirmed, Uruguay began to look a little disinterested at times, but Suarez's introduction from the bench soon injected some life back into their attack.
The controversial star spurned a glorious opportunity soon after coming on but quickly made amends as he turned Nicolas Vallar inside out before slipping a calm finish into the bottom corner.
That drew him level with Forlan's national record and in the final minute he surpassed that milestone with a cool finish from the edge of the box.
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The first court appearance was Thursday for a man accused of Alaska Permanent Fund dividend fraud.
Kenneth Wilson Comfort II, 49, was indicted by a Juneau grand jury last month on charges of unsworn falsification and second degree attempted theft.
He called into court today from on-board a ship near Mobile, Alabama. Comfort said he'd be back in Coopers Landing, Alaska in early April. His arraignment will be continued on April 19.
Both of the charges are felonies and specifically focus on Comfort's alleged untruthful disclosure of his absences on his 2011 PFD application. He faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $50,000 fine if convicted.
Comfort did not enter a plea on Thursday and he said that he planned to hire his own attorney in his case.
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Woman and child fell from Cairnryan to Belfast ferry.
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Following an extensive search operation involving several agencies and volunteers and after enquiries with the 37 year old woman and her family, police now understand the report of a baby going into the water was incorrect.
Police do not believe there was a baby in the woman's care on the ferry. The woman, who is from Belfast, remains in a stable condition in hospital. Police enquiries are continuing.
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I noticed you only list two Pokémon on the image in your sig.? There should be a third?
I know that. But since I found Kyurem, I felt like catching it. I mean, why not?
You know you were able to leave the Chasm after the snow fell, right? I know you can't catch Ditto that way for a while, but you could have left and returned with a more prepared team. Snow stays there from the point it appears until Kyurem is defeated, and you can wander anywhere on the map without ledges hindering (trees are even all covered).


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Conspiracy Theories Debunked ...
People in the United States feel under threat, both from beyond our borders and within them and as Reuters reports, when asked about both U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin, it was a pretty darn close call. A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds a third of Republicans believe President Barack Obama poses an imminent threat to the United States, outranking concerns about Russian President Vladimir Putin and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Meanwhile, the world is certainly worried about America with about one quarter (of respondents from 65 countries) naming the United States as the greatest threat to world peace.
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QUESTION:Can I eat one nightshade berry and live? I am 18.
There are lots of plants with nightshade as part of their common names; but if you mean Solanum americanum (American black nightshade), I wouldn't try it if I were you. You might not have the chance to say "I am 19!" [Please note that Solanum nigrum is a synonym for Solanum americanum.] See the links from Poisonous Plants of North Carolina, Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System and the University of Pennsylvania Poisonous Plants Database for information about Solanum americanum. Most of the other nightshades are also in the Genus Solanum and most are noted for some degree of toxicity. Here are other nightshades that occur in Oklahoma:
S. citrullifolium (Watermelon nightshade). Native. Here are photos. I could find no record that it is toxic.
S. dulcamara (Climbing nightshade). Non-native. Here are photos and more information from Noxious Weeds, King County, Washington. Charecterized as HIGHLY TOXIC by Poisonous Plants of North Carolina and it is listed in the Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System and University of Pennsylvania Poisonous Plants Database.
S. elaeagnifolium (Silverleaf nightshade). Native. According to Southeastern Arizona Wildflower these plant, especially leaves and green fruit, are poisonous. However, the Veterinary Medicine Library of the University of Illinois says that for S. eleagnifolium it is the ripe berries that are more poisonous than the green unripe berries—this is in contrast to most other species of nightshade. They also mention that silver nightshade can be poisonous at only 0.1% of the body weight. The Veterinary Medicine Library of the University of Illinois lists all Solanum species and says that risk of poisoning depends on the species, the maturity of the plants and other conditions.
S. interius (Deadly nightshade). Native. Here are photos. I could find no source listing S. interius as toxic.
S. physalifolium (Hoe nightshade). Non-native. Here are photos and more information from Montana Plant Life that lists it as potentially toxic.
S. ptycanthum (Eastern black nightshade). Native. Here are photos and more information from Michigan State University Extension Service. Listed as toxic in the Plants of Texas Rangelands.
S. rostratum (Buffalobur nightshade). Native. Here are photos and more information from Southeastern Arizona Wildflowers. Listed as toxic to cattle in the Plants of Texas Rangelands.
S. triflorum (Cutleaf nightshade). Native. Here are photos and more information from Montana Plant Life which lists it as mildly toxic.
University of Illinois Plants Toxic to Animals lists several of the species of Solanum.
Another plant with the common name of nightshade, not in the Genus Solanum, that occurs in Oklahoma is Circaea lutetiana (Broadleaf enchanter's nightshade). This plant doesn't appear in any of the poisonous plant databases that I accessed. It isn't "especially toxic" according to this Wikipedia article.
There are notable exceptions to the toxicity of the Solanum species—the very edible Solanum tuberosum (Irish potato), Solanum melongena (Eggplant) and Solanum lycopersicum (garden tomato) are in the Genus Solanum. However, even the Irish potato can have some toxicity. Potatoes that grow too near the surface of the soil and are exposed to sunshine sometimes turn green. The green portion is potentially toxic.
So, if I were you, I would forego eating the berries or leaves of any of the species of Solanum with the common name of "nightshade". You might not be able to distinguish between the more deadly ones and the only mildly toxic ones and that would be a risk I certainly wouldn't want to take myself!
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Chinese fashion and textiles major Shandong Ruyi Technology Group has acquired a majority stake in UK luxury fabric mill Taylor & Lodge.
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As much as I love eating Nutella straight from the jar, I also love cooking and baking with this addictive chocolate-hazelnut spread. My favorite combination with Nutella is bananas and strawberries inside these sweet vanilla crêpes, topped with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Serve them for breakfast, brunch, or dessert and your family and friends will smile with joy.
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1 cup all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1¼ cups whole milk
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
4 tablespoons (½ stick) unsalted butter, melted
1 cup Nutella
2 cups sliced fresh strawberries
3 bananas, sliced crosswise into ¼-inch thick rounds
¼ cup confectioners' sugar
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¼ cup Nutella
1. To make the crepes, blend the flour, sugar, eggs, milk, and vanilla in a blender or food processor until the batter is smooth. Heat an 8-inch nonstick skillet over medium heat. Brush a generous coat of melted butter over the bottom and sides of the skillet. Pour ¼ cup of the batter into the center of the skillet, twirling your wrist in a circular motion so the batter spreads out evenly. Cook for 30 seconds, until the crepe pulls away from the sides of the skillet. Gently flip the crepe over with a rubber spatula, and cook for 5 seconds more. Remove the crepe from the heat and transfer it to a plate. Repeat with the rest of the batter.
2. Spread a few tablespoons of Nutella over one side of each crepe. Evenly place a few tablespoons of sliced strawberries and bananas on top of the Nutella. Fold the unfilled side of the crepe over the filled side. Sprinkle with a dusting of confectioners' sugar and top it off with additional strawberries and bananas.
3. Finish the crepes off by melting the ¼ cup Nutella in the microwave for 15 seconds and then drizzling it on top.
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