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Translation of warrant in Spanish:
- 1 countable (written authorization) (Law)also: search warranta warrant was issued for his arrestse expidió una orden de arresto or de detención en su contra
se ordenó su arresto or detenciónExample sentences
- On receipt of the authority to proceed the metropolitan magistrate may issue a warrant for the arrest of the person specified.
- He then failed to answer a summons from the examining magistrate, and a warrant for his arrest was issued on 28th January 1997.
- Police issued an arrest warrant for bigamy and John, who now lives on the Isle of Man, turned himself in last week.
- 2 countable (voucher)(Finance)
warrant (masculine)
derecho (masculine) de suscripción de nuevas accionesExample sentences
Example sentences
- These warrants entitle the holders to sell shares of the common stock to the Company on certain dates at specified prices.
- While it's not required that the government receive warrants in return, that's one suggestion to compensate it for the credit risks being taken.
- In a card of this type, the issuer warrants to the payee that a cheque, drawn by the card-holder for not more than a stated maximum amount, will be paid on presentment.
- Other things being equal, for every €1 fall in the share price, the warrant price falls by five times more.
- Based on the current warrant and share price, the warrant gives gearing of 1.8 times.
- The buyers negotiate favorable terms, such as price discounts or warrants to receive additional shares should the stock hit a target price.
- 3 uncountable (justification) [formal]Example sentences
- There is no warrant for the claim that he became anti-Christian or antireligious after coming to power.
- There is as yet no warrant for ruling out an arithmetical set that is not decidable, or for ruling out a decidable set that is not arithmetical.
- There can be no warrant for the cold-blooded execution of a surrendered terrorist.
transitive verb
- 1 (justify) the case warrants/does not warrant further investigationel caso merece/no merece que se continúe con la investigaciónExample sentences
- Young people aged 10 to 17 who plead guilty to their first offence will be sent to new youth offender panels, providing their crime is not serious enough to warrant a custodial sentence.
- It's serious enough to warrant immediate action.
- Of course, the generals' categorical denial of a conspiracy simply serves to underline that the rumors are serious enough to warrant their attention.
- 2 2.1 (assure) [formal] I'll warrant you (that) they'll acceptte garantizo or te aseguro que van a aceptarhe'll be back, I warrant youvolverá, te lo garantizo or te lo aseguro2.2 (guarantee) (often passive) these goods are warranted for one yearestos productos están garantizados por un año or tienen un año de garantía
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A luxurious, spacious, 5 double bedroom, detached villa with a private pool, close to beach and local amenities. Entering through electric gates the property has ample parking and garage facilities. Stunning entrance with glass spiral staircase. The ground floor has large open plan lounge, dining, and fully equipped kitchen areas, excellent furnishings throughout, 42' plasma screen, DVD and satellite TV. Patio doors lead from the lounge out onto a large south facing sun terrace overlooking the swimming pool. There are 2 double bedrooms on ground floor, both en suite, one caters for wheelchair access. A further 3 double bedrooms on the 1st floor, one with luxury en suite, and further family bathroom. The lower floor has a 6 person jacuzzi, sauna, steam shower and full gym, with separate laundry room. The Bang & Olufson sound system can be activated in the garden, patio and BBQ areas. Alarm system and safe.
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Well the name really does say it all. A wonderful villa, pure class. Nine of us went a mixture of family and friends and we had a fantastic time.
To give you some idear of the standard my wife and I flew from the villa then we went straight on to New York staying in a Five star hotel in Times Square. When we got to our room we both said its ok but not brilliant. This was because we had been spoilt in the villa, thats how nice it really is.
The pool was wonderful was like getting in a lukewarm bath combined with the speakers around the garden made it a great area for relaxing. The doors from the living area onto the patio are a fantastic feature. And the staircase is the showpiece of it all brilliant.
The villa was very clean and the gardens and pool also well maintained.
All in all a wonderful villa and we have already made plans to
return next year, also a big thank you to Peter the manager, who was first class when a problem arose and a very nice man.
Well thats all folks book now you wont regret it, Im hoping returning guests recieve a 10% discount :)
Andy, JIl, and Seven Others, Ages 53 - 28.
The villa was everything that we expected and more, it definitely surpasses the description given on the website. We stayed with our adult children and their partners for a week in June. The villa with its pool and great facilities was excellent and its location is in La Cala is perfect for a family holiday. We were given a great welcome by Raffa the local manager and the villa was presented spotlessly clean. There are great local amenities, including a nearby beach, local supermarket, snack bars and restaurants. We would definitely stay again and would highly recommend it to our friends.
We stayed at the villa over Christmas and New Year's Eve - three generations of a family. The villa was a cosy and classy "home" for this time. We simply loved it!
The sleeping rooms have fantastic views. The complete kitchen equipment and cooking utensils allowed us to cook great food.
There was one not so good memory though - I lost most of my billiard games!
We had a brilliant time!
We are in september in this super villa. Here was missing nothing. Kitchen supplies very sufficient. The stove would be something bigger, for so many people. The rooms and bathrooms are super. The village itself, which is against for us. No dike to walk (too small). The way down from the villa was not heavy. But to beautiful walks you have to take the car. The villa was super.
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We were a party of eight consisting of 3 generations. The villa was (as stated) luxurious and catered for all our needs. It was very spacious and allowed us all to have our own space when required, whether it was in the pool or the gym or lounge. It was clean and well maintained. The local facilities were very good, especially the Lidl supermarket which enabled us to stock up the two fridges quite cheaply. Both the manager Raffa and Marie (the owner) were extremely helpful (from start to finish). We would definitively recommend it.
Initial impressions of the villa on arrival were muted, but as soon as the front door is opened...wow! Huge openplan living area, leading onto patio area. The pool was a nice size, tad too warm for me ( 31 degrees), but easily accessable for the elderly & young. The spiral staircase id the centrepiece of the villa and a great photo opportunity. Hidden in the depths of the villa resides a large hot tub, steam room and 'games room' - converted garage. The local ameneties are a short walk away, but do require an uphill walk back to the villa. The local area is stunning iwth great beaches etc.As 10 of us went the villa represented great value for money, and i'll almost certainly book again, the owner Marie is very co operative and communications throughout were outstanding
Amenities are right on your doorstep. A few minutes stroll away are restaurants, local bar and a supermarket, and 5 minutes to the local beach. A short drive to La Cala, where you will find a good selection of bars and restaurants and a twice weekly market. Golf courses are within 3 min in either direction. The main bus route east and west to Marbella and Fuengirola are within a 5 minute stroll away. Aqua park and Zoo are a 10 minute drive. Main Train and Bus Station are situated in Fuengirola.
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"Because of the situation, trust has broken down so we are trying to find other ways of doing it (funding)," another western development official said.
"If they cancel the budget support they have promised, it will have (an) insignificant impact ... on the budget," Sufian Ahmed Ethiopia's minister for finance and economic development Source: Reuters
Donors plan to withhold $375m from Ethiopia
By Andrew England in Nairobi
Published: December 29 2005 02:00 | Last updated: December 29 2005 02:00
Financial Times
Donors are to withhold direct budgetary support worth about $375m (€317m £218m) from Ethiopia following the government's brutal crackdown on opposition supporters last month, western development officials said yesterday.
Until the situation improves, the donors - which include the World Bank, the European Union and the UK - will look to disburse the funds in other ways to continue tackling the country's massive poverty challenges, Ishac Diwan, the World Bank's country director, said.
The move is a further blow to the credibility of Meles Zenawi, Ethiopia's prime minister, who was once regarded as a visionary African leader and was appointed to the UK's Commission for Africa.
"Because of the situation, trust has broken down so we are trying to find other ways of doing it (funding)," another western development official said.
At least 46 people were killed and thousands detained during several days of politically motivated violence in the capital in November. Some 40 others were killed in similar clashes in June, which erupted after disputed elections in May.
More than 100 people, including opposition leaders and journalists were charged last week with treason, genocide and other offences, despite calls from donors that political detainees should be released.
Opposition groups made unprecedented gains at the elections, but later alleged the process was rigged and called for peaceful protests. The government blamed the opposition for the violence and used extreme force to put down rioters, deploying huge numbers of police, as well as soldiers armed with sniper rifles, on the capital's streets.
The heavy-handed manner in which the supposedly-reformist government handled the crisis shocked many and raised serious concerns about Mr Meles's democratic credentials.
The quandary for donors, who pump about $1bn in development aid into the country annually, is how to be seen to be taking a tough stance towards the government while at the same time continuing to work to alleviate poverty in the impoverished nation.
"We are very concerned and have taken principled positions, along with our development partners, on the recent disturbances," Mr Diwan said. "It's a very important issue today in several African countries: how to at the same time get good economic growth and improvements in governance in order to achieve sustainable development."
Despite the crisis, Ethiopia was one of 19 countries the International Monetary Fund approved 100 per cent debt relief for last week - part of an agreement reached by the Group of Eight nations to cancel multilateral debt to the world's poorest nations.
The IMF, to which Ethiopia owed $161m, makes its decisions based on macroeconomic stability, not governance issues. The World Bank, to which Ethiopia owes about $3.5bn, is due to announce its decision on debt relief next year.
Some Facts
Ethiopia owes 3.5 Billion to The World Bank
Ethiopia owed $161m to IMF which was cancelled last week
Foreign donors finance about one third of Ethiopia's annual budget
Ethiopia is ranked the seventh poorest country in the world
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i am happy with the donors decision
because the money goes direct to the
poor rather than melese's account to
kill innocent ethiopian
Who should be responsible for such punishment of our country?
A.The dictator (Kids killer) Example Meles or
B.The democrat (debate winners) Example Dr. Birihanu
C.The people who vote for Democrats
Example Addis Ababa
D. The people who vote for dectator
Example: Adewa ( of course they didn't get alternative candidate)
Congratulations to Shabia, the dirty diaspora who have been working hand in hand with shabia to get the world stop aiding Ethiopia.
Congra to Shabia websites particulary Ethiomedia and Ethiopian Review, rather Eritrean review.
Congra to the dergists who escaped from justice and now doing the same crime from abroad.
BUT, don't delude yourselves into believing that the decisions will destroy Ethiopia from map. Nothing will happen and life will continue as usual.
Sitotaw from Home, Addis
Posted from Ethiopia
Thank you Donners for taking this bold action on the jungle minded albanian comminist trained brutal meles zenawi.
thanks to anti-ethiopia party CUD
and its master SHABIA for this news.
the time come to get rid off this banda PARTY out of ethiopia and dump it where it belong [TO drug addict street, little ethiopia in washington DC]
If the aid comes through NGOs to ETHIOPIA ,from the point of view of the poor Etiopian has no problem.
This is good news for those fugitives who disguise themselves as Ethiopians and working against the country's national interest.
It is neither good nor bad for us at home. If we work hard, we can overcome the difference that might be created by the stoppage of the aid.
We should also learn that we should never remain slaves to the white people's donations.
Hell with the enemies of Ethiopia including the so called diaspora. Wushoche.
Well, I have to congradulate the diaspora for their effort to stop aid to Ethiopia.
Perhaps we are the only people in the world who beg donors not to help our country.
It is sad really for the poor and mostly rural people of Ethiopia who would suffer the consequence.
Aid cut will surely heart EPRDF, but it would take time, but meanwhile it is the ordinary Ethiopian who would suffer.
Shame, shame and shame
CUD is working with SHABIA to destroy ethiopias economy.
there is a planned demonstration against CUD in addis very soon.
the anti democratic and anti-eth. forces must be by now very happy.
it is allways the same old story
anti-ethiopian forces are acting once more togeater to put us down.
Shabia, the dirty diaspora who have been working hand in hand with shabia to get the world stop aiding Ethiopia.
it is time for all ethiopian democratic forces to work hard and show the world that what ethiopia need is only its peopel to overcome poverty.
we must fight the media against the democratical movement of the ethiopian ppl.once and for all.
long live the democratic movement
peace for ethiopian ppl.
see you soon by anti schabia derg,esepa demonstration in addis
Peace for the ethiopian peopel
long live the ethiopian peopel democracy
The Amhara elite will not stop their struggle to regain power and they willing do that by any means necessary. They belive that it is thier God given right to rule Ethiopia. They don't trust any other ethinic group to do the job. There cult like false admiration and misguided love for the country is killing our nation.
I use to think the problem was that people were brain washed by previous rulers but now i start to think it is more than brain wash… is more like demonic.
I call on 0n all the Amhara elite (as Moses called on Pharone)……..LET THE PEOPLE GO GO!!!!
"Joe" you make a mistake
you mine;
"i call on all eprdp elite ( as Moses called on Pharon ) LET THE PEOPLE GO GO GO !!!!
no more money for your killer kommando!!!!
meles is responsible for every thing happen in Ethiopia for 31 years.
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PORTAGEVILLE -- Larry Allan Prince, 53, died Nov. 12, 2007, at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston.
Born Nov. 26, 1953, in Hayti, son of the late Haggard E. and Lillian Marie Bivins Prince, he was employed at the Missouri State Highway Department for 19 years.
On July 14, 1993, in New Madrid, he married Carole Newman, who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: one stepson, Ryan Barks of Carthage; one sister, Virginia (Bivins) Hitchcock of Portageville; and three brothers, Charles Henry Prince of Huron, Ohio, Billy Gene Prince of St. Charles and Garry Don Prince of Memphis, Tenn.
Visitation will be at 6 p.m. tonight at DeLisle Funeral Home in Portageville, where services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday. The Gerry Anderson and Ed Thomason will officiate.
Burial will follow in the Portageville Cemetery.
Employees of the Missouri State Highway Department will serve as pallbearers.
Memorial contributions may be made to:
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Research shows that giving back is important to small business: 89% of entrepreneurs donate money, both personally and through their companies, according to a study by Ernst & Young and the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund. What's more: 62% say giving back makes their companies more successful in the long run.
But it's not always easy for small businesses to give back to their communities. Owners and their employees are often short on time and low on funds. However, there are meaningful ways to give back that don't involve shelling out lots of money or spending days working on pro-bono projects. Here are some ideas.
1. Organize an employee volunteer day.
You might lose a day of productivity, but coordinating a day or two each year when employees can volunteer together—perhaps to build a Habitat for Humanity house or cook for a homeless shelter—can be more cost-effective than writing a check. Bonus: Group activities outside the office often boost morale and camaraderie.
2. Keep a collection close by.
Own a storefront business? Keep a collection for your favorite local charity at the front desk or cash register. Both employees and customers can drop in their spare change to effect change locally.
3. Upsell on charity.
Customers might not have any spare change, so why not offer them other ways to give? Ask each customer if they want to round up their purchase (or donate a specific amount) to donate to the local animal shelter. Or announce storewide events where during certain times—say, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.—a certain percentage of sales goes to a local charity. Bonus idea: Advertise that your business will match every contribution.
4. Get on a nonprofit board.
Offer your business or industry expertise to a local nonprofit by sitting on their board. This way, your contribution can be time (after work hours) and not money.
5. Create a contest.
Ask other small businesses of your size—perhaps on your block or within your office building—to compete with your business in a donations race. The company that raises the most money through their employees (and partners and friends) wins the contest. Collectively, you'll be able to donate more to a local charity.
6. Donate to silent auctions.
Churches and schools often need gift certificates or merchandise they can sell for fundraising efforts.
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A little late on the draw, but Chuck Palahnuik fans have yet another book to fawn over, and this time it's probably a little more familiar than the others. Invisible Monsters Remix is the "director's cut" of the novel from the author and includes new chapters, extended sections, and an innovative interactive format for the reader. The innovative formatting allows the reader to skip around the chapters for a bit of the 'choose your own adventure' reading.
Anyone excited for the upcoming movie, "ParaNorman", (coming out August 17th in the US) should be lining up at the stores this week on July 5th for which the book the movie is based. The book is only a Grade 3 reading level - but hey, don't act like you aren't going to see the movie. I'm also a huge advocate of reading the literature before the seeing the film, and who doesn't enjoy comparing the two, only to gripe or rejoice in the similarities and differences?
We all know and love him as the grandfather of the zombie genre, and in typical grandfather fashion, George Romero is letting us know he's still around and we should give him a call. Set to be released on July 1st, 2012, Romero has penned his first solo book: "The Living Dead: The Beginning." If you want to check it out, it's available for preorder with all major book dealers.
Any of you feeling nostalgic for those tingling chills you fought off while reading Goosebumps under the covers of your prepubescent bed armed only with a flashlight, need to wait just a handful of months for R.L Stine's first adult horror novel.
Red Rain will be released by Touchstone Publishers on October 9, 2012. It is already available for preorder all major book sites.


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SIKESTON -- Richard Lee Hale, 45, died Dec. 26, 2009, near Dudley due to injuries sustained in a car accident.
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Announcing Little Crown Interiors Online Boutique!
For the past few months, we've been hard at work designing a new website for Little Crown Interiors. One of our favorite new aspects to the site is the newly designed Little Crown Interiors Boutique, which features our own line of nursery decor as well as an offering of some of our favorite products. […]
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Investigators are not saying if anyone was injured.
It happened late Monday night at the plant in Corydon.
According to dispatchers at the Harrison County Sheriff's Office, a small amount of ammonia leaked out.
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Bullet shot into Oak Cliff home hits teen sitting in recliner in living room
A teenager was shot in the back Wednesday night as he sat in a recliner in the living room of his Oak Cliff home, police say.
Eonte Jenkins, 17, was found on the floor of his Ewing Avenue home about 8 p.m., "with a small gunshot wound in the middle of the upper back close to the spinal area," according to a police report.
The teen told police he was sitting in a "big light brown colored chair" with his back to the home's picture window when he was shot. Police believe the bullet came through the front wall, just under the windowsill.
A witness was in the living room when Jenkins was shot, and a second person in the home ran in after hearing the commotion and called 911.
Neighbors did not see the shooter but reported hearing four or five gunshots. Officers searched the area outside the home but found no shell casings.
Investigators spoke to Jenkins again at the hospital, but he was unable to shed any light on a possible suspect.
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Premenopause or Perimenopause- What do these menopause symptoms mean? This is a very real question.
Some people refer to premenopause as a specific incident when a woman experiences menopause at a much earlier age than anticipated. Usually the cause would be some sort of ovarian failure or perhaps cancer related surgery or chemotherapy. Using this very specific definition, a young woman may experience menopause symptoms in the form of premenopause as early as age fifteen.
Not only would this precipitate major psychological upheaval in a young woman's life, it would mean an exceptionally long time for her to live with post menopause symptoms and its related signs. She most likely will require counseling and support and probably hormone replacement therapy or some sort of variation of these for most of her adult life.
However, most people consider premenopause to be the time preceding menopause when the woman's body begins to gradually exhibit menopause symptoms. Like a warning light or a wake up call to pay attention, the real thing is coming your way. In this sense, premenopause is considered to be a part of perimenopause.
And perimenopause is more broadly defined as the times before and after, the pre and post of menopause. Or as some have stated the times when one set of menopause symptoms begin and another set of menopause symptoms end.
All of which is somewhat vague for the woman who is looking for answers. All of which is directly related to "the change of life".
When reading about menopause symptoms you will most likely notice that pre-menopause is a term that has been in use for a much longer time and it was not limited to very early medical cases. It simply meant the time leading up to menopause when a woman does begin to have hormonal changes at a gradual rate.
The more recent term perimenopause is beginning to assume a broader acceptance and become more widely used to encompass before and after menopause. Today, the term perimenopause is more popular to embrace all menopause symptoms. That does not imply it is any more accurate.
In my humble opinion it is a euphemistic way of deferring any reference to age in the menopausal process. If we say PERIMENOPAUSE we could be referring to someone as young as 30 or as old as 60 and therefore it is a more loosely defined point of reference. Somehow that seems to be more politically correct and less physiologically accurate.
You see it is not like turning on a light switch when one minute it is dark and the next it is light. Menopause is a process that does take time. And it does mean the same thing. Menses is finished. Fertility is finished. The next phase of a woman's life has begun. Attitude and information really make all the difference in the world for every female. How each woman handles menopause symptoms will differ as much as each person differs from another.


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Tuesday: Funk-hoppers tour their first LP in six years through the Cabooze.
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Oakland, Calif.'s the Coup went six years between albums, in which time lead MC Boots Riley paired up with New Orleans funksters Galactic and Rage guitarist Tom Morello on various projects and became active in the Occupy movement. His acidic funk-hop group's new album for the Anti- label, "Sorry to Bother You," carries on with radical politics and anti-capitalism themes but has a pretty fun time doing so, with songs ranging from the warped, kazoo-laden "Your Parents' Cocaine" to the wall-punching rocker "You Are Not a Riot." They also achieved something of a coup with their local support acts, Villa Rosa and Greg Grease.CHRIS RIEMENSCHNEIDER
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Pete Townshend is back on tour. Roger Daltrey reportedly received medical treatment to help the voice that sounded a bit ragged live last year. And the Who -- well, "the Two" plus drummer Zak Starkey and bassist Pino Palladino -- are performing 1973's "Quadrophenia," arguably the band's better but less famous rock opera. There's no narration or guest singers, but such album sounds as a boiling tea kettle and squawking seagulls are included. And there is an encore featuring a handful of the Who's biggest hits. Opening is Vintage Trouble, a Los Angeles punk-soul quartet that's retro cool in sound and look. JON BREAM
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Mumbai: Mumbai Police has claimed to have cracked the murder case of Navraj Kwatra, the celebrated writer-poet Amrita Pritam's son, with the arrest of four persons, including the victim's young female assistant Savita Gupta, her boyfriend and her minor brother.
According to police, Vinay alias Vipul, Savita's boyfriend, was in need of money when Savita, who had been working as assistant to Kwatra for the past three months, told him that her boss would help them. With the arrest of Vinay, Savita and two others, police claim to have cracked the case.
Police said they got the lead from call records of the Savita Gupta. During investigations, police said, 300 female contacts were found on Kwatra's phone.
Savita had made 60 calls to her boyfriend Vinay alias Vipul Bose (24) on the the day of the murder. Vinay alias Vipul along with his neighbour friend Gaurank, who works as a courier boy and also needed money for his bike repair, conspired to rob Kwatra.
On September 13, Savita accompanied Vinay and Gaurank till Borivali railway station. Vinay and Gaurank then went to Kwatra's house, posing as courier boys but the door was locked. The next day, the duo came accompanied with Savita's brother, who stood outside the house while the two got access to the victim's house by claiming to be courier boys. The duo then demanded money from him, but when Kwatra raised an alarm, they gagged him and tied his hands. "The duo then strangulated the senior citizen before decamping with cash of Rs 55,000 and a camera," a police officer said.


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Gorgonzola pasta
Spinach tortelli with gorgonzola in tomato sauce
Gorgonzola pasta is a classic combination that regularly acquires a twist. This recipe has been adapted from a Gorgonzola Recipe Book, where it is attributed to the cook Paolo Viviani, who works at a restaurant in Novara. His version is jet black from the use of vegetal charcoal. An alternative could be squid ink, I presume, but neither of these two additives could be found in my cupboard, so I made the green spinach version instead. The colour shock on a plate is quite effective. Especially in winter when most foods are dull brown.
If you want to sample gorgonzola and other Italian cheeses you could try this Italian cheese primer, but I suppose gorgonzola is available in most supermarkets throughout the world.
For the pasta
100 g pasta flour
3 egg yolks
50 g spinach
For the filling
200 g gorgonzola
50 g ricotta
1 tbsp grated parmesan
Salt and pepper
For the sauce
200 ml tomato puree (passato di pomodoro)
salt and pepper
1 candied lemon
Make a volcano of flour on a clean table.
Blend spinach with egg yolks and pour some of the mixture into the mount of the volcano.
Use a fork to amalgamate spinach and egg yolk with the flour.
Gradually add more spinach and egg, till you have a tough dough.
Use the heal of your hand for kneading, when the fork is no longer useful.
Keep kneading for at least 10 minutes or use a pasta machine.
Run the dough through the pasta machine once.
If the edges are frayed, add more water, and if the dough seems sticky, add more flour.
Roll the pasta through the machine at least ten times at max width (to make up for ten minutes kneading) until the dough turns workable and elastic.
Decrease the width of the pasta machine gradually, one step at a time.
Cut the pasta out in even squares.
Leave the pasta on wire rack covered by a clean tea towel.
Mix gorgonzola with ricotta, parmesan, salt and pepper
Place a spoonful of filling on each pasta square
Fold the squares to make a triangle and unite the ends.
Heat the sauce
Cook the tortelli in boiling salted water for 3 minutes
Place the gorgonzola pasta on a circle of sauce and decorate with strips of candied lemon peel.
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CONCORD -- The last time the Carondelet High volleyball team reached the North Coast Section Division II finals was 2006, and since then, the program has had some pretty good teams.
But maybe not any that have been this good.
A year after going 13-17, the Cougars return nine players, seven of them seniors, as they hope to contend for the East Bay Athletic League and NCS Division II titles.
Carondelet entered the week with a 7-1 record, and begin EBAL play on Sept. 24 at Livermore. The Cougars beat Northgate, the defending Diablo Valley Athletic League champion, 25-9, 25-21, 25-19 on Sept. 12.
"I'm very excited about this group," Carondelet coach Jerry Mix said. "Talent-wise, it's one of the best I've had in my nine seasons here, but attitude and camaraderie, it's tops."
Despite the sub-.500 overall record last season, Carondelet was still a No. 6 seed in the section playoffs, mainly because the Cougars compete in one of the toughest leagues in the Bay Area. Carondelet and Livermore are the only Division II schools in the EBAL.
A year ago, Carondelet had just a 4-10 record in league play, but that included three five-game losses.
"I think we could be one of the top four teams in Division II," Mix said. "And we'd like to be in the league title hunt throughout the season.
"I had a pretty good idea of what we had," said Mix of who his returning players would be. "But it comes down to finishing and we couldn't multiple times last year. We can't let that happen this year."
The EBAL has as many as six teams that could realistically win the league title, and three or four losses could still earn a league championship. California is the defending champion, and went on to win the NCS Division I title as the No. 1 seed.
But if the Sept. 7 Deer Valley Tournament is any barometer, look for Carondelet and Monte Vista to be fighting at the top after besting the other four EBAL teams in the field and reaching the finals.
"After playing Monte Vista and seeing the other schools, they're probably the team to beat," Mix said. "But every time we play them it's a battle and it brings out the best in both teams, so if we're both in the hunt it'll be that much more exciting."


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WashWire Daily Brief: Unrest Roils Eastern Ukraine, Putin Tests Obama, Senate GOP Seeks Truce With Tea Party
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OBAMA STRESSES DIPLOMACY IN UKRAINE: As Ukraine's eastern region becomes increasingly unstable, the U.S. is stepping up efforts to dissuade Russia from intervening. In a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin—their first since Russia's annexation of Crimea last month—President Barack Obama stressed that a diplomatic solution to the crisis is possible, but warned against any further escalation. The phone call, requested by Russia, appeared to be more of a discussion over their differences than a breakthrough resolution.
Their talk comes ahead of a high-stakes meeting this week between Secretary of State John Kerry and officials from Russia, Ukraine and the European Union. Vice President Joe Biden also plans to visit Kiev next week. Today, U.S. Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove will issue recommendations on Western military support from Ukraine. He's privately advocated upping strategic intelligence-sharing, which he's expected to recommend to NATO leaders. Carol E. Lee, James Marson and Lukas I. Alpert report: http://on.wsj.com/1iMwzJ9
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What do you do when the person you seek to punish is willing to endure more pain than the person doing the punishing? That may be the odd question President Obama is about to confront in the showdown with Russia over its behavior toward Ukraine. Read Jerry Seib's full post in Washington Wire: http://on.wsj.com/1eDtPkw
GOOGLE ACQUIRES DRONE MAKER: Google has bought Titan Aerospace, a maker of solar-powered drones that rival Facebook had also considered acquiring. Google didn't disclose how much it paid for the New Mexico company but said the technology could be used to collect images and offer online access to remote areas. Its purchase comes as the two technology giants are battling to extend their influence and find new users. Alistair Barr and Reed Albergotti report: http://on.wsj.com/1iOM8jJ
SENATE REPUBLICANS SEEK TEA-PARTY TRUCE: As the stars seem to align for Republicans in this year's midterm elections, one crucial one has been overlooked: Party leaders have used quiet diplomacy to sway the GOP's tea-party wing away from crowning primary candidates who appear odd or extremist and have poured in financial support to back more conventional candidates. Gerald F. Seib reports in Capital Journal: http://on.wsj.com/1iOLse5
CBO FORECASTS SHRINKING DEFICIT: The Congressional Budget Office forecast the U.S. deficit will shrink by $23 billion more this year than it had previously expected, reaching $492 billion—the smallest deficit since 2007. The estimate was driven partly by reductions in near-term military spending and falling longer-run costs associated with the Affordable Care Act (more on that here: http://on.wsj.com/1eqEH4Z), and comes during a brief period of rapidly shrinking budget deficits. That's forcing both parties to rethink their approaches to taxes and spending. Damian Paletta reports: http://on.wsj.com/1m2mWcc
ALSO IN THE NEWS: Regulators are weighing curbs on trading fees, a major source of revenue for exchanges and some high-frequency trading firms: http://on.wsj.com/1iQ6tFl … China is holding its breath as its property balloon deflates: http://on.wsj.com/1erNFyU … Victims of last year's Boston Marathon bombing struggle with whether to attend again this year: http://on.wsj.com/1eri5Bs … Why we keep losing our keys: http://on.wsj.com/1iQ7mOf
–Compiled by Rebecca Ballhaus
After a long and difficult rollout of the Affordable Care Act, Democrats can breathe easier. Improved enrollment numbers and lower-than-predicted expenses allow those who voted for the law to put up some defenses against Republican attacks. VIDEO: http://on.wsj.com/1nnWVEk
–Vice President Joe Biden attends a memorial service marking the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing. President Obama is marking a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m. in the Oval Office.
–Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen delivers remarks at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's 2014 Financial Markets Conference.
–President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama mark the beginning of Passover with a Seder at the White House.
Robert W. Patterson, writing in National Review, argues that social conservatives have made a mistake by casting their lot with Republican economic policy, which benefits economic elites and the financial community rather than the many less-prosperous citizens who are drawn to the social-conservative message. http://bit.ly/1eDwzOS
Political scientist Larry Sabato, in Politico, provides a useful guide to 11 important primary election dates that lie just ahead, starting with an important one in the North Carolina Senate race on May 6. http://politi.co/1m4SQax
At last, a point of bipartisan agreement: A new Washington Post/ABC News poll shows that 67% of Americans approve of the way the federal government handled the Boston Marathon bombing investigation as year ago, including more than six in 10 of both liberals and conservatives. http://wapo.st/1m4SQY2
The rising cost of nursing-home care for baby boomers is a sleeper political issue but starting to rise, and here's why: Richard Eisenberg in Forbes writes that "the number of Americans needing long-term care services and supports is expected to mushroom from 12 million in 2010 to 27 million in 2050, according to the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. http://onforb.es/1m4ST68
Ron Brownstein of National Journal cites what he calls a key shortcoming of the American education system: While it serves well those at the top of the society well, it does much less well for those down the socioeconomic scale: "The flagship U.S. colleges and universities, which still recruit disproportionately from affluent white families, spend at least twice as much per student and produce far better results in graduation and employment than the less-selective public four- and two-year institutions that enroll most of the growing numbers of minority students." http://bit.ly/1m4SUXS
Major U.S. pension systems in 2012 had net assets of $2.67 trillion and net liabilities of $3.63 trillion, according to a survey sponsored by the National Association of State Retirement Administrators and the National Council on Teacher Retirement. http://on.wsj.com/1m4TViA
@JohnJHarwood: Progress for humankind, noted on college visits: students now eat somewhat better than attendees at most political fund-raisers. http://bit.ly/1eDwjPU
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Each year, computers grow more powerful, and we use them to solve increasingly complex and important problems. In this issue, we explore some limits to this growth.

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Roger Staubach will be the keynote speaker and Brad Sham the emcee at the Dallas Furniture Bank CHAIRity Friendraiser honoring Hearts for Home honorees Debbie and Howard Freed of Freed Furniture at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 19 at the Belo Mansion, 2101 Ross Avenue in Dallas.
DFB works with social service agencies to provide furniture that meets basic living needs, serving seniors, veterans, women and children of domestic violence, and others in need. Visit www.dallasfurniturebank.org for sponsorships and tickets at $125.
Howard's father, the legendary Joe "No Interest" Freed, died in 2011 during the week of the Super Bowl that was almost crashed by cataclysmic weather. Speaking at the funeral on Super Bowl Sunday, Howard provided the answer to what had caused the weather gods to turn their wrath on Dallas: "Dad knew I would close the stores in his memory, "he deadpanned, "And he didn't want anyone else to get the sales we were missing."
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At its Annual Meeting/Plano First Quarterly Luncheon, the Plano Chamber of Commerce celebrated outstanding members of its Ambassadors Club with awards presented by new chairman of the board Olin Jaye, owner of the commercial real estate brokerage, Olin Jaye & Associates.
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Jaye was later joined by Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere and other city and chamber officials in kicking off the Chamber's eight week wellness challenge, Live Healthy Plano, at an indoor walk at The Shops at Willow Bend. Visit www.livehealthyplano.org for more information
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BOSTON � With Red Sox relievers pitching on fumes, Boston scratched knuckleballer Steven Wright from his scheduled start at Triple-A Pawtucket and called him up to provide bullpen depth on Sunday afternoon.
To make room for Wright, the Red Sox designated outfielder Corey Brown for assignment.
A 10-inning game on Friday and a short outing by Rubby De La Rosa on Saturday necessitated the move. Particularly in games with diminishing significance for the last-place Red Sox, it�s not worth overworking the likes of Junichi Tazawa and Koji Uehara � or even Burke Badenhop, who had pitched four times in a five-day span, including 21 pitches in 1 2/3 innings on Saturday night.
It was the second call-up for Wright, who did not appear in a game when he was called up for a single day two weeks ago. He came on in relief in the sixth inning on Sunday, and he threw four strong innings, striking out four without issuing a walk and allowing only a solo home run to Jon Singleton. He threw 38 of his 51 pitches for strikes, carrying over the strong strike-throwing ability he�s shown in his 13 starts for the PawSox this season.�He had a 2.76 ERA in 13 starts for Pawtucket, and he�d walked just 19 in 84 2/3 innings.
Called up two weeks ago to replace the injured Allen Craig on the roster, Brown appeared in three games and struck out in his only plate appearance. Brown has hit 16 home runs in just over 300 plate appearances with the PawSox this season, his first in the Red Sox organization.
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A year-long project run in partnership between Spire Homes and Energy Action Rutland has resulted in savings of nearly £13,000 on energy bills for 55 Spire households.
Since March 2013, the Spire households identified as being at risk of fuel poverty have been visited by Energy Action Rutland to help them cut their fuel bills. From changing supplier, checking their tariff, to providing 'warm home packs' and access to grants, the 55 households have saved an average of £236 on their energy bills.
As part of the savings provided, over £6,400 worth of grants was awarded to 39 households to reduce fuel poverty. Grants of £150 were received from Rutland County Council on behalf of the Department of Health and Department of Energy and Climate Change towards bills, and 6 household received a £250 grant to reduce debt, in most cases this meant they could reduce their debt enough to switch to a cheaper supplier or meter type.
Energy monitors were also lent to some residents, resulting in an average reduction in electricity use of 5%.
"Working with Energy Action Rutland has proved to be a really beneficial project for our tenants", said John Farrar, Chairman of Spire Homes. "From switching energy providers and tariffs alone, there was an average saving of £138.65. We will be continuing to help the Spire households we have identified that could benefit from this kind of support later on in the year."
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Why do our churches put more emphasis on water baptism than on "Spirit" baptism?.... Baptism
Five emails debating a controversial doctrine known as "universal reconciliation".... Universal
What (or who) was the "anointed cherub" of Ezekiel 28:14?.... Cherub
In Romans 9:6 did Paul mention another kind of "Israel" other than the old covenant physical Israel?.... Israel
What did Jesus Christ mean when He spoke of "Gehenna Hell-Fire"?.... Gehenna
What is the spiritual significance of the Lord's Supper and Holy Communion?.... Communion
The problem of evil demands the question; does God interfere with man's will?.... Freewill
What does the Bible teach about our greatest enemy known as Satan the devil?.... Satan
Why is the sovereignty of God generally not discussed by our modern churches?.... Sovereignty
What is the so-called "second coming" and the "return" of Jesus Christ all about?.... Coming
Just what are these evil mysterious spirit beings known as "devils" and "unclean spirits"?.... Devils
What happens to us after we die; so the question is, what is "death" and the "resurrection"?.... Death
Our churches believe in the kingdom of God, but just what is the function of this "secret" kingdom?.... Kingdom
We have all heard the term "Lucifer", but just who is this mysterious "being" spoken of in Isaiah 14:12?.... Lucifer
Our churches truly believe in salvation and the need to "get saved", but what truly IS salvation?.... Salvation
Most Christians believe in immortal "angels", but what does the Bible truly explain about angels?.... Angels
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What causes you to head to the refrigerator and indulge in unhealthy foods? Is it a bad day at work? A fight with a close friend? Or perhaps having too much time on your hands?
Recognizing the emotions that trigger overeating is the first step toward overcoming emotional eating, or eating in response to feelings rather than true hunger. One way to increase your self-awareness is to start taking note of the reasons you eat: Keep a log for a few days of what you eat and the emotion you feel just before eating.
To get you started on this task, try to identify whether you are experiencing some of these common triggers of emotional eating:
- Stress and anxiety: Whether they're reacting to a hard day at work or experiencing anxiety about an upcoming change in their lives, many people use food to provide comfort and relief.
- Loneliness: It's common for people to try to fill the emptiness they feel with their favorite unhealthy foods.
- Anger: Whether they're angry or frustrated with themselves, another person, or a situation, some people try to stifle their feelings with food rather than confronting an issue or a person head-on.
- Sadness, depression, or hopelessness: Instead of facing feelings of sadness or depression, people often overindulge in unhealthy, "comfort" foods, thinking that will make them feel better.
- Boredom: When people have nothing to occupy their minds or their time, they often pass the hours by eating.
Remember, being aware of the emotions that trigger your unhealthy behavior will help you learn how to better deal with them. When you feel an emotion arise that you know will tempt you to overeat, try a healthier activity instead — go for a walk, call a friend, or take a bath. Make a list of the healthy activities you are most likely to do on a note card or Post-it so you can easily consult it when needed.
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Kent -- With first place in the Metro Division of the Portage Trail Conference well within their sights, the Streetsboro boys basketball team continued its strong play Jan. 29 at Kent Roosevelt.
Looking to avenge a 58-55 home-court loss to the Rough Riders Dec. 14, the Rockets started strong and finished strong in defeating Kent 52-37.
The victory allowed the Rockets (9-6, 8-2) to remain one game behind Metro front-runner Norton with four divisional games remaining, the biggest of which being Feb. 15 when Streetsboro travels to Norton, perhaps with the Metro crown at stake.
"The guys are hungry right now," said Streetsboro head coach Nick Marcini after his team's fifth straight Metro victory. "It was the same thing the other night with Ravenna, start out hot and have a lull the second and third quarter. I don't know if you can develop that killer instinct in a week, two weeks or three weeks. We've been preaching it. Hopefully, we can string together four quarters here. If we do, I think we have something special.
"At the end of the day, a win is a win is a win, and we'll take it. I've been telling the guys if you want to win championships, you have to win every game. That's how we've been taking it, one game at a time."
After outscoring the Ravens by 15 points in the opening quarter of a win Jan. 25, the Rockets, behind the long-range shooting of senior Jordan Matusik, soared to a 19-7 lead after one quarter. Matusik drilled a trio of three-pointers in the frame as Streetsboro led by 15 points late in the period.
"I thought it was going to be a long game," said Kent coach Ben Dunlap of the opening moments. "But I told the guys, we gave up three open threes to Matusik and other than that, I thought our defense was good in the first quarter. But when you spot the best shooter in the league three open shots, that's nine points.
"Other than that, I was very, very pleased defensively."
The Rough Riders (4-11, 4-6) clamped down defensively in the second stanza and used a 6-0 quarter-ending run to reduce the Rockets' advantage to 28-17 at the intermission.
Kent, behind Joseph Watts' seven points, outscored Streetsboro 13-10 in the third quarter to pull within eight points through 24 minutes.
Watts then opened the final frame with a layup at the 7-minute, 11-second mark that drew the Rough Riders with 38-32.
However, as has been the team's Achilles' heel throughout the season, scoring became a problem, and the Rough Riders' rally came to an immediate end, thanks to a scoring drought that elapsed 5:34.
"Any time you hold a team under 40 points, you've done a good job," said Marcini of his team's defensive performance.
"That's been the story of our season," said Dunlap. "Sometimes, I feel like their is a lid on the hoop. We got shots, we just didn't knock them down."
The Rockets scored the next 10 points before Corey Mitchell hit a jumper to get Kent on the board again.
Matusik finished with 16 points, including four threes. Junior Devin Rencher had 13 while Paul Jenkins and Brandon Gency each supplied eight. Watts ended the contest with 13 points; Mitchell tallied nine. Streetsboro lost a 47-42 decision in the junior varsity contest.
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In other words, what is your ambitions?
And oh, by the way, if that is your ambition,
here's what it's going to take to achieve it.
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God's Grandeur
by Gerard Manley Hopkins
Stanza II Summary
Get out the microscope, because we're going through this poem line-by-line.
Line 9
And for all this, nature is never spent;
- Ahh, this line is a breath of fresh air. The natural word can't be used up (or "spent").
- "Spent" also connects this line to line six (think "trade"). In addition to meaning "used up," spent is also what continually happens to our money, sometimes before we even get it.
- The speaker seems to believe that no amount of dirty "trade" can truly hurt "nature." The natural world can "never" really be traded, not for money or anything else.
- Nature, as a work of God, is beyond all this.
- This is a relief to hear, but seems to contradict the previous lines where it was suggested that everything is very temporary.
- This departure could be a change in the way the speaker is looking at things. It could also signal something more complicated, like the idea that nature is both eternal (because it's "charged with the Grandeur of God") and temporary, because the planet is temporary.
- This line makes us feel as if the speaker has been traveling through a bleak and polluted city and has finally arrived in a land unspoiled by human intervention.
Line 10
There lives the dearest freshness deep down things;
- This train of thought continues, in what we think is one of the loveliest lines in all of poetry.
- In nature, the lines says, all the sweetest, cleanest, things are living.
- In the previous stanza the speaker laments what people have done to the world. In this stanza, the speaker has now discovered that below the surface nature thrives.
- This idea also meshes well with the earlier concept that the earth is seared and calloused on the surface.
- What a refreshing drink of cool water these first few lines are, after all that harsh images of the first stanza.
Lines 11-12
And though the last lights off the black West went
Oh, morning, at the brown brink eastward, springs--
- This is a fancy way of saying, even though the sun sets in the west, and the night comes, morning always follows, with moving lights and fresh energy with the rising sun in the east.
- This line reminds us of the title of a famous work by a man who came before Hopkins, St. John of the Cross. This Saint John (not to be confused with other Saint Johns), was a Roman Catholic mystic and a poet. His work is called The Dark Night of the Soul, and is about the struggle to find light in the darkness of existence.
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Because the Holy Ghost over the bent
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The founder of the Haxby's Bears program proudly calls himself the "bearer" of good news for kids. John Haxby is a Lincoln man who's mission is to help children in time of need.
Haxby has no doubt in his mind that this is his calling. Eight years ago, he was told by a priest that he would meet someone in the near future that would change his life. That someone turned out to be a police officer that alerted him of a need. Since then, he's collected more than 20,000 stuffed animals for traumatized kids.
Haxby says he is by nature, a giver, "It feels great. It's something I really love to do."
Helping traumatized children has become his passion, "There's something about giving teddy bears and stuffed animals out to little kids. They're the innocent victims in all this and if it helps them out of a trauma situation so be it."
As a former firefighter and paramedic, Dennis Bauer knows the power of the teddy bear in a crisis situation, "It would help that child to calm down. It would help the parent to calm down it helped us because now we could communicate better with the child."
Dennis and the members of his Curves Fitness Center collected more than 3,000 stuffed animals for Haxby's Bears, "He's found a program that is very needed for the community and for the state."
Many of Haxby's Bears go to the People's Health Center in Lincoln. And the Center's Executive Director is Deb Shoemaker. She says the stuffed animals are very important tool in calming kids, "It makes a world of difference in a child's life when they come in to see a doctor or a dentist, they're scared, they don't know what's going to happen and they get one of these little guys."
The People's Health Center is just one of the 700 agencies that's served by Haxby and his program. Shoemaker is appreciative of John's work, "John to me is Mr. Teddy Bear himself. His heart is a heart that's filled with a lot of love for kids."
Haxby loves to makes kids smile, "This feels so great. It's a blessing. Every single day, it's a blessing. I get such a wonderful feeling to be able to do this for people and for kids."
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Fight like Ghosts
On the plus side, this failure to sustain a coherent narrative allows the campaign to jump to a different exotic locale for every mission. And the Ghosts' MO—to kill quietly, achieve goals efficiently, and get out before anyone knows they're there—provides for some of the most tense stealth gameplay this side of Metro 2033. The fact that they're aided by technology like sensor grenades that light up enemies behind cover and UAV drones that let you mark targets from the skies makes them feel like well-equipped superheroes, like a squad of Batmans.
The campaign's highlights come from stalking targets through crowded camps, going prone and letting your camo kick in to avoid detection, and taking enemies out with slickly executed synchronized shots. Marking targets for your allies from the ground or in the air and taking them out simultaneously is arguably the campaign's finest innovation. And the game's smart AI is almost always up for the task.
Sadly, those stealth segments, which hearken back to the series' past, constitute only about half the campaign, while balls-out firefights, on-rails shooting galleries and far-fetched set piece battles take up the rest. It's not that the gunplay is bad (it's exquisite in fact), but these sections don't feel fresh. If anything, they come off as slightly dated.
Manning a jeep's rear-mounted chain gun, you can't help but wonder how you can possibly take out a dozen other identically-equipped vehicles in a span of heartbeats without taking any damage yourself. And when you're forced to restrain a target with one arm and fight off waves of reckless enemies who can't help but run in front of your bullets, the dual feelings of helplessness and infallibility are incongruous and off-putting. That's the negative side of the Michael Bay-ification of blockbuster games over the last half-decade; as if every scene without an explosive fireball is seen as a missed opportunity.


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TO: Kenny Hunt, Convener
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FROM: Joe Heim, Chair
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RE: Committee Charge for 2008-2009 Academic Year
This memo is intended to serve as the initial charge letter to the Graduate Curriculum Committee for the 2008-09 academic year.
In response to concerns that, frequently, committee member turnover each year tends to slow committee work, the senate executive committee is working to find better ways to orient new committee members. Additionally, we would like to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of committee work. To that end, we will be trying several new ideas.
- The SEC will be holding a meeting of Chairs during the week before classes in January. The purpose of this meeting will be for committee chairs to report on progress on charges to date and discuss any problems committees may be experiencing.
- I am including a copy of the 2007-2008 Graduate Curriculum Committee end-of-year report with this charge letter. The SEC strongly encourages you to review their work.
- All members of your committee will receive an electronic copy of this charge letter.
Per Faculty Senate Bylaw II. (s): "Each faculty committee shall hold an organizational meeting and report the name of the chairperson to the senate office by October 1. (Joint Chairpersons are not permitted.)"
Therefore, as the convener of the GCC, please arrange, as soon as feasible, an organizational meeting. In addition to a chairperson, please also elect a secretary.
Primary responsibilities of the chairperson include:
o promptly informing the Senate office (5-8018) the results of the election of officers and any changes in committee membership.*
o organizing and conducting meetings.
o completing a year end report on the GCC activities to be submitted to the Senate Office no later than May 31, 2009.
*The committee chairperson should carefully review Faculty Senate Bylaw II, "Faculty Standing Committees" for information on committee attendance and the role of alternates.
Primary responsibilities of the secretary include:
o recording minutes of each meeting.
o promptly sending meeting minutes to Sibbie Weathers (email@example.com) so that the minutes can be posted on the faculty senate website.
In the event the committee chooses to rotate secretarial duties, please designate one person to be responsible for e-mailing the meeting minutes to Sibbie Weathers.
According to Faculty Senate Bylaw II. J. The Graduate Curriculum Committee, the duties and responsibilities of the committee shall include:
1. Receiving, reviewing and acting on proposals for curricular changes from the various academic departments and graduate programs.
2. Initiating, developing and recommending changes in the design of curricula for experimental and research purposes.
3. Informing department chairpersons/program directors, in writing, of proposals being considered that relate to experimental curricula or their programs, thus providing adequate opportunity for departments/programs to be heard prior to committee and senate action on such proposals.
4. Evaluating various curricular proposals by an established set of criteria, taking into consideration the needs of students and of society, the mission of the university, the necessity for quality programs, and the ability of the department and college to meet the resource needs of the proposal.
5. Coordinating the various curricula through formal consultation with the academic departments, graduate programs, and the Academic Program Review Committee.
6. Publishing the agenda of regularly scheduled meetings in the university newsletter.
Although no special charge is being given to the committee this year, the committee is asked to work closely with the Registrar on policy changes that are associated with the new Student Information System (SIS) to ensure a smooth transition from the old to the new system. Whenever possible, policies should be made effective consistent with the start of the new undergraduate catalog, Fall 2009. Also, should the membership wish to bring any policy issues to the attention of the senate, it should certainly do so. Any recommendations that the committee would like to make to the senate should be submitted to our office in a timely fashion.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact me at any time during the year. Finally, if the Senate Executive Committee or I can assist your committee in any way during the year, please do not hesitate to ask.
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text: Miroslav SatanMiroslav Satan was drafted 111th overall in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft by the Edmonton Oilers. Prior to his entry into the NHL, he played in the Czechoslovak and Slovak leagues and he had scored 9 goals in 8 games representing Slovakia at the 1994 Winter Olympic Games. After two seasons with the Oilers, the highly skilled winger was traded to the Buffalo Sabres for Craig Millar and Barrie Moore. He firmly established himself as a top-line forward and one of the key players of the Buffalo team. Satan's best hockey was played in Buffalo, including his best season in 2002-2003 in which he scored 75 points in 79 regular season games (26 goals and 49 assists). After playing in the Slovak league during the NHL lockout, he signed as an unrestricted free agent with the New York Islanders. His 35 goals during the 2005-06 season were his highest goal-output since the 2001-02 season, with the Buffalo Sabres. Almost half of his 35 goals came on the power play, also a career personal best. On March 24, 2007, Satan missed the Islanders' game in Philadelphia for personal reasons, ending a streak of having played in 305 consecutive games. It was the fourth longest active streak at the time and marked the second time in his career that he has played over 250 consecutive games. He had a 256 game streak as a Buffalo Sabre that ended in November 2002. Besides being reliable, Satan is offensively talented and has enough high-end skill to make him a very talented player for any team in the league. He'll likely continue to lead the Islanders in goals. Satan has proven to be good for about 65 points a season and is one of the most consistent players in the NHL. He has one of the most accurate shots in the game.


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To His Coy Mistress
by Andrew Marvell
To His Coy Mistress Time Quotes
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Quote #4
Rather at once our time devour (line 39)
Until the late 1800s and early 1900s, time is thought to be "absolute," or the same for everybody. Now, we know that time is different for everybody, depending on where each person is in space. By using the possessive "our," the speaker suggests the idea that takes another two hundred years to become "common knowledge." Marvell is way ahead of his time. (See "Symbols, Imagery, Wordplay" for more on this line.)


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By Terri Wischmann-Oracle on Oct 08, 2008
Today the first issue of the OpenSolaris Newsletter was sent out! The newsletter will be distributed on a monthly basis with great insight to OpenSolaris with tech tips, news, how-to-articles, cool events and much more. Subscribe to the newsletter today- Join the Community!
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