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If protocols were human beings, NNTP would be a kind and slightly confused person that always believes the best of other people – even if they drop trash in the mailbox. Postfilter gives NNTP a watchdog.
Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) has been written off many times, but Usenet will probably still be around when the last Web 2.0 forum bites the dust. This wouldn't be such a bad thing if the protocol had some kind of protection mechanisms. As things stand, people on Usenet tend to misbehave. As an admin, I once infuriated the Usenet community (firstname.lastname@example.com: Mailbox full), and then the disbelief of the offender: "Wadya mean crossposting is bad?" Postfilter adds spam and abuse protection to your server. I won't go into the installation steps here, as the homepage has a fantastic guide.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) ? Ben Roethlisberger stopped by Heath Miller's locker and decided it was time to throw his tight end's hat into the political ring.
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- Eiffel Tower
- Paris City Centre
- Louvre Museum
- Stade de France
- Galeries Lafayette
- Paris Opera
- Champs-Elysees
- Arc de Triomphe
- Notre Dame Cathedral
- Marais
- Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre
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- Palais des Congres de Paris
- Place de la Bastille
- Moulin Rouge
- Place de la Republique
- Bercy Village
- Luxembourg Gardens
- Place Charles de Gaulle Etoile
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Hotels in La Défense
La Défense dominates the Paris skyline with soaring structures and most of the area's hotels are located in stylish high-rise buildings. The 5-star hotels in La Défense are some of Paris' finest, like Pullman Paris La Défense, which boasts sleek décor and a lively cocktail bar. As one would expect, business hotels in La Défense such as Novotel Paris La Défense are among the best Paris has to offer. This stylish 4-star hotel features a 24-hour business center and a stunning location on the Esplanade. You can also find more affordable 3-star accommodation in La Défense, like Citadines La Défense Paris, which offers rooms in keeping with the neighborhood's modern character at great rates.
Things to see in La Défense
The bustling streets of Paris' commercial hub offer a myriad of interesting sights, the most striking of which is probably Grande Arche de la Défense, an iconic work of modern art resembling a hollowed-out cube. It marks the end of the Historical Axis and is well worth visiting at night for a stunning illuminated view of the Arc de Triomphe from afar. In the nearby Les 4 Temps mall, once the largest shopping center in Europe, you'll find big-name brands and an array of great eateries. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the 60 avant-garde outdoor sculptures and contemporary art pieces dotted around La Défense, while a stroll down the Esplanade takes you right to the River Seine. Afterwards, a visit to the famous Apogé is a must. This exclusive wine cellar is a favorite with locals and offers over 100 wines available by the glass; let yourself be guided by expert sommeliers and enjoy delicious vintages on the beautiful terrace.
Good for business travelers
La Défense was built for business, and the area is centered around work and unwinding once you've put in your shift, making it the ideal base for a business trip to Paris. Most business-friendly hotels in La Défense are located next to the convention centers and important commercial zones, and if you fancy a lunchtime walk, the Esplanade and the River Seine are also at your disposal. Afterwards, an abundance of restaurants, trendy bars, health centers, and gyms combine to make this neighborhood the perfect spot for some post-work relaxation.
How to get to La Défense
From Charles de Gaulle airport, take the RER B to Châtelet-Les Halles, where you can change to the RER A and travel onwards to La Défense. You can also reach Châtelet-Les Halles from Orly Airport by taking the Orlyval shuttle to Antony station and hopping on the RER B. Taxis are available from both airports and are worth considering for larger groups. The neighborhood itself is quite large, but is served by 2 metro stations, and getting from La Défense to downtown Paris via line 1 takes just 15 minutes.
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Snowboard BigAir: freestyle.berlin Oct 11, 2009, Berlin, Germany We had the freestyle.ch in the last episode. This year the event got a little brother: The freestyle.berlin in - you guessed it - Berlin, Germany Welcome to shralp! episode 135 from October 18th 2009. shralp! ignores again all that other sports and concerts and gets you snowboarding only. Here are the winners of the first qualification round Friday night and Saturday. Like in Zürich, the crossover.champ Berlin is a snowboarder. Elias Elhardt, who didnt make it in the regular finals, impressed crowd and judges with this Double Cork, beating FMX-rider Mat Rebeaud in the playoff. Sunday was a busy and confusing day with all the finals. Last seasons TTR champion Peetu Piiroinen, who won the finals with this trick, became 3rd in the Superfinals. Ero Ettala, who won Zürich and became only 4th in the finals, made 2nd place in the Superfinals. And the winner is: Current TTR tour leader Sebastien Toutant. Big Air Qualification Friday 1 Peetu Piiroinen 2 Eero Ettala 3 Sebastien Toutant 4 Iouri Podladtchikov Big Air Qualification Saturday 1 Colin Frei 2 Werner Stock 3 Marco Grilc 4 Stefan Gimpl Winner Crossover Superfinal: Elias Elhardt Superfinals Sunday 4 Iouri Podladtchikov 3 Peetu Piiroinen 2 Eero Ettala 1 Sebastien Toutant Music: The Nicotine Fits / SoakedSullenandLost ( musicalley.com ) Hotzone.tv Park Opening Hintertux, Austria / Oct. 2-4 2009 Early season snowfall in the States and now here in Europe give us hope for a long and gnarly season. The Park Opening in Hintertux did not benefit from these snowfalls, but weather and park were remarkable and attracted some famous names. See yourself. Music: Simple & Demographics / mprom.info From ROMANIA with LOVE by Blickinsfreie We had the teaser for From Romania with Love in episode 129. Now René finished the movie and before the film will be available for free download in January, he is on tour visiting countries like Poland, Germany, Romania, Russia, Hungary, The Netherlands, France and even Costa Rica. Check out the website for detailed tour infos. Music: Scott Sullivan / Eyes to Jeels / scottsullivanmusic.com Snowboard Technology: The Membrain Topsheet supported by Ride We had some tech talk in the last episode. This time, Paul from Ride explains top sheet design and technology. Thats it for this episode of shralp. Go to shralp.com for older episodes and to subscribe. Join the shralp! network on shralp.ning.com and become a fan on facebook. Next episode will be online November 1st.


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Q: I am a tall (6'4" tall and 225 pounds) male. Early 30's. I work in a factory that requires climbing stairs, ladders, and stepping up on top of high platforms (2-3 feet above my feet). I have recently felt knee pain. Mostly on the inside of my knees. Mostly on my right knee, which is the side I most frequently use. I am fairly certain that it is due to my height, and may be related to the fact that on ladders and such, my knees will often hit the next step up if I take them straight on. So I often turn my feet to the inside, so that my knee tracks out from my center-line, and won't bump the steel of the next step. I suspect that I have weakened myself on a crucial muscle, and it has injured me because of this. When I take the larger steps, where bumping myself is not an issue, I still revert to a weird angle on my foot, because I'm not strong enough to just take the step straight on. The other thing that I have done recently and might have aggravated or caused an injury, is working at a low height, I often squat down and rest my body weight on my bent knees, instead of bending at the waste. Doing this now hurts, and it is next to impossible to stand up without extreme discomfort. I was under the impression that bending at the waist is bad for the back, and I already have back pain because nothing in this world is built for a tall person (cars, chairs, tables, etc), so I have been squatting. What can I do to get better? This is my job, and I can't just stop doing these things. What can I do to prevent this from happening again? I suspect doing strengthening exercises for a certain muscle, or muscle group?
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Knee pain can be very troubling - especially when it interferes with your job. The first thing I recommend is to eliminate factors that may make your knee pain worse. Smoking and excess weight are the leading contributors of knee problems that one can control.
I also recommend you wear the most comfortable shoes you can afford. A good pair of shoes can go a long way in reducing joint stress. Custom orthotic inserts also help to relieve joint pain.
When pain tends to occur in very specific positions as you described, it is usually attributed to a muscle imbalance. An appointment with your local physical therapist can isolate the muscle imbalance and he or she can suggest the appropriate exercises for your situation
I hope this helps
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Murder On The Nile
Directed Jim Cheesley
It's full steam ahead for the Highlands Theatre Group in April, when they present one of Agatha Christie's best loved,classic mystery plays, ' Murder On The Nile'Adapted from her original work, ' Death On The Nile', this production, under the direction of Jim Cheesley, will maintain true Christie style, with more than its fair share of hidden motives, red herrings and airtight alibis, all ready to be unravelled.
What begins as a scenic cruise aboard a paddle steamer, down the ancient waters of the River Nile, soon becomes anything but plain sailing. The treacherous undercurrent on board, is about to make itself known in spectacular fashion. A passenger is found dead in their cabin. Who is behind this? Will the perpetrator be brought to justice, or will the tranquil waters of the Nile be forever muddied with the stain of passion, jealousy, love and betrayal?
There's only one way to find out. Come along and be part of the audience at the Mittagong Playhouse, when the Highlands Theatre Group showcases our extraordinary local talent, in 'Murder On The Nile' a murder, mystery play, written by Agatha Christie.
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Directed Ebony Hope
At a large, tastefully appointed Sneden's Landing townhouse, the Deputy Mayor of New York has just shot himself. Though only a flesh wound, four couples are about to experience a severe attack of Farce. Gathering for their tenth wedding anniversary, the host lies bleeding in the other room and his wife is nowhere in sight. His lawyer, Ken and wife Chris must get "the story" straight before the other guests arrive. As the confusions and mis-communications mount, the evening spins off into classic farcical hilarity
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One Door Closes. Another Door Opens!
Oklahoma took it's final bow on the night of Saturday 18th July. Audiences braved the cold weather to see this fun and vibrant show and they weren't disappointed. They left the theatre singing and laughing having spent the evening reliving some fond memories or learning new songs to take home with them. But as the final notes faded away on 'Oklahoma', preparations for HTG's next prduction 'Quartet' went into high gear. With not much time in between the two shows Quartet open to audiences on Friday the 7th of August at the Mittagong Playhouse.
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By Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein
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Set in a Western Indian Territory just after the turn of the century, the high-spirited rivalry between the local farmers and cowboys provides the colourful background against which Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm girl, play out their love story. Although the road to true love never runs smooth, with these to headstrong romantics holding the reins, love's journey is as bumpy as a surrey ride down a country road. That they will succeed in making a new life together we have no doubt, and that this new life will begin in a brand-new state provides the ultimate climax to the triumphant OKLAHOMA!
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After a great turn up to the auditions for Oklahoma on Sunday the 15th of March the cast has been decided on. Thanks to all those who came and auditioned and to everyone who helped out on the day.See Auditions page for casting information.
A Murder is Announced
Imagine you get up one morning, make yourself toast and a cup of tea and sit down to read the paper. You leisurely turn to the classifieds and scan down the For Sale ads, the Garage Sales, the Public Notices ……. and then you see it. An obscure little entry ……
A murder is announced and will take place on Friday October 13th
at Little Paddocks at 6:30pm. Friends accept this, the only intimation.
At first funny, then a little odd you begin to wonder – Is this a joke, perhaps a little macabre, maybe it's a themed party, it couldn't be a threat ….. could it? It's probably just nothing ….. then again?
This is the set up for the Highlands Theatre Group's latest offering, the Agatha Christie mystery A Murder Is Announced. Fortunately Miss Marple happens to be around to help the characters work it out.
Ironically the play opens in 4 weeks on Friday 13th at the Mittagong Playhouse. Given how busy the holidays can get, why not book it in now so you can just forget about it until the silly season is over! A little bird tells me that this has a very strong cast and that rehearsals are going very well indeed so you should be in for a real Agatha Christie treat! As always, opening night tickets are a steal at just $18* so get in quick! Just call Tourism Southern Highlands 0n 1300 657 559.
WHERE: Mittagong Playhouse, cnr Old Hume Hwy & Bowral Rd, Mittagong
WHEN: February 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 &28 at 8pm
February 15 & 22 at 2pm
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Adults: $22, Concession: $20, Family Tickets $69 (2 adults and 2 age
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Tickets are now available for the Agatha Christie thriller Ä Murder is Announced" Dates are Friday 13th, 20th and 27th February at 8pm, Saturday 14th, 21st and 28th February at 8pm, and Sunday 15th February and 22nd February at 2pm. Venue is the Mittagong Playhouse. See you there! For bookings follow the link


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By MICHELE JEWETT, CMAJuly 23, 2009
While Sgt. Maj. Ricardo Soto-Acevedo is new to the U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency, his return to Aberdeen Proving Ground is a homecoming. The San Juan, Puerto Rican, native has been stationed at APG throughout the past two decades.
"I really enjoy coming to work here at CMA. It's a great atmosphere," Soto-Acevedo said. "To think that I joined the military to gain stability and here I am [at APG] almost twenty-five years later is incredible."
He credited his father with being his role model for choosing a military career.
"My dad is a retired master sergeant who served twenty-seven years in the Army," he said. "If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be the man I am today."
The man he is today is a member of the U.S. Army's Noncommissioned Officer Corps, which comprises a distinguished group of professional enlisted leaders. Education is an important part of his leadership role, and he not only advocates education for his Soldiers, but for himself.
While traveling around the world, Soto-Acevedo graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, attending college the first two years in Munich, Germany. He is currently working toward a master's degree in homeland security.
"A Soldier's knowledge is what gives him credibility," he added.
Reputation is the other part in becoming a good Soldier, Soto-Acevedo said. He retells the story about when he asks Soldiers what is more important, doing the right thing or doing what's right.
"Usually, ninety percent respond, 'Doing the right thing.' But, this is situational. If a Soldier always does what's right then he won't have to do the right thing," he said.
In his previous roles at APG, Soto-Acevedo worked at several organizations, while also becoming a certified counter proliferation instructor with the Department of Defense, the FBI and the U.S. Customs Service.
At CMA, Soto-Acevedo said his role is to support the director.
"I am also an extension of the employees within the organization, both Soldiers and civilians," he added. "I will gladly assist anyone who needs my help."
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"It's awesome the opportunities that I've had. The people in my life have been incredible. I've also been to some amazing places - Korea, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Baghdad," he said.
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Zbikowski pointed out the fan to Colts first-year head coach Chuck Pagano, and the former Ravens defensive coordinator worked a deal to get Zach Simmons to change into an Andrew Luck jersey.
"It took some prying, it wasn't easy," Pagano said, via the Indianapolis Star.
Simmons, who has a tattoo on his right shoulder and had a Terrible Towel in hand, wanted to catch the eye of offensive coordinator Bruce Arians, who had the same job with the Steelers, and former Steelers running back Mewelde Moore.
"For an ex-Raven, I was surprised, he was a real nice guy," the fan said of Pagano.
It's nice to see that the Ravens-Steelers rivalry doesn't go away even when you leave one of those teams. Remember in March when former Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson said he couldn't go to the Steelers in free agency because "I would've had to throw up on my jersey every time we played."
As far as Pagano, it took some moxie to approach a fan, especially one wearing a James Harrison jersey. But the fan was lucky that he wore his jersey to watch the Colts and not the Jets. My guess is Rex Ryan, another former Ravens defensive coordinator, would have used a few expletives in his chat with him.


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I was raised in Atlanta during the heyday of the civil rights era. I went to high school with some of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s children. And I didn't know there was a racial problem in my city. Because for me and my people there wasn't. It was somebody else's problem. Across town. Somewhere else.
The black maids and gardeners rode a tidal wave into my white neighborhood each morning, tended babies, fried chicken, and manicured lawns. And then the tide washed them back out again. We didn't often ask where they landed for the night and whether it was as sumptuous as our digs, or whether their neighborhoods were even safe. We just dropped our bath towels on the floor and figured that somebody would pick them up again in the morning. Life was good.
From the remove of 40 years and 600 miles, I see it differently. But it took more than time and distance to reckon with my own cluelessness about race. It took what it always takes for barriers to fall between "us" and "them" — getting to know some of "them." I've gotten as far as being able to name that I am on one side of many different divides, including the dinner counter at the Mission, and I'm usually on the less-shitty side. And it's through no merit of my own. In fact it's where people like me, white and privileged, have long been and have little questioned.


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"Brad Friedels don't grow on trees." Those were Blackburn Rovers chairman John Williams' words in announcing his club would not part with its 37-year-old American goalkeeper. Famous last words, they were. Friedel looks to be headed to Aston Villa in a move that could result in his salary being doubled to $5.2 million a year.
Blackburn issued a statement on Wednesday that it had agreed to a deal for Friedel and it was only conditional on its finding a replacement for him.
That replacement should be Paul Robinson, the England goalkeeper who lost his starting job at Tottenham to Brazilian Heurelho Gomes.
Blackburn's need to cut a deal with Tottenham could spur it into completing a deal -- estimated to exceed $30 million to send young England winger David Bentley from Rovers to Spurs.
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Canadian actor Taylor Kitsch doesn't mind that people still ask him about his five years playing Tim Riggins on the NBC TV show "Friday Night Lights."
"That's part of who I am," said Kitsch, who played the lead in 2006-11 after moving from British Columbia to New York to model in 2002. "It was an amazing opportunity for me and I'm proud of it."
Kitsch is hoping people soon will be talking about his three current projects, starting with this week's opening of the Disney movie "John Carter." (Check out the extended clip.)
Kitsch plays the former Confederate captain John Carter, who is transported to Mars and is engaged in the conflict of the planet's various nations.
"I loved the challenge of this movie. I love how this is a character-driven story. It's truly an escape for me," said Kitsch, who played hockey as a teen before getting injured but still loves working out. "This is going be a huge year for me, no doubt about that."
That's because right after "John Carter," Kitsch stars in "Battleship" -- directed by "Friday Night Lights" director Peter Berg -- in May, and then "Savages" -- directed by Oliver Stone -- in July.
"I've been working for two years on these movies and they will all hit in five months. It's quite insane," Kitsch said. "But what are you going to do? When Oliver Stone calls, you answer. When Peter Berg calls, you pick up."
Kitsch thinks his age has helped him handle Hollywood these days.
"Being 30, I can understand all that is thrown at you, with the parties and everything. If I were 17 or 18, I probably couldn't handle all of this," Kitsch said. "Talking with Hugh Jackman on 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine,' he just told me to keep it simple and stay on the tracks. And get a good sense of who you are."
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Posted June 30, 2011 at 8:55 AM
What do you think Disney needs to announce at the D23 con? This isn't necessarily what you want them to do, but what you think they practically need to do.
Here's what I think:
-more small details about the Fantasyland Expansion(like the water play area or what is being put in the circus tents)
-a new ride or show or walkthrough at DHS
-a new ride at AK
-a world showcase pavilion at EPCOT
-more details about the Hyperion Warf at DDD
-A new attraction at DL
-more last minute details about Carsland(like a new shop or more details on the rides)
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Posted July 1, 2011 at 12:10 AM
I don't think Disney will announce many announcements but the one I'm hoping for is a new World Showcase pavilion at Epcot with a moderate or major scale attraction. Another one would be a new attraction for DHS(maybe that long rumored Monsters, Inc. attraction).
Anthony Murphy
Posted July 5, 2011 at 8:07 PM
World Showcase Pavilion sounds like the most sensible.
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Yeah a E-ticket weilding new world showcase pavillion. I think Disney saved any new "big" announcements for WDW untill WDW's 50th anniversary so they can do a Happiest homecoming on Earth type thing in FL only
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That's easy, Dole Whips sold on every corner in every Disney park.
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A CCAD student has joined the glitterati of the fashion world after being named Clothes Show Young Designer of the Year.
Cleveland College of Art & Design fashion student Charlotte Wood triumphed over 50,000 other entries in the prestigious national competition to find the best emerging talent in the UK.
Charlotte, 18, was presented with her trophy, £1,000 prize money and one week's work experience with a top fashion designer after showcasing her design on the catwalk in the final of the Clothes Show Live at the NEC Birmingham.
"I still can't believe it," said Charlotte."I'm shocked and overwhelmed. It's just amazing. I'm absolutely thrilled.
"I was at the Clothes Show last year and saw other designers entering the awards but I never imagined seeing my dress on one of the catwalks, let alone winning.
"And as I was the only non degree student amongst the final ten it makes it all the more incredible."
Charlotte's full length gothic evening gown, made to fit the competition brief of producing an A-list celebrity red carpet dress, was inspired by the dark trends for autumn and winter, combined with religious architecture.
"I've always loved drawing and creating and even at primary school my teachers all said that I had an artistic flair," said Charlotte.
"I wanted the design of my dress to conjuror up images of light falling through church windows so I created a pattern cut, velvet fabric, which I had to cut, sew, steam and tailor to a model, all in nine days.
"As well as making my dress, I also produced a tailored white shirt. This was a challenge but made me aware of what would be expected of me when I work in the fashion industry.
"Seeing my design on the catwalk was absolutely incredible exactly what dreams are made of."
Judge and stylist to the stars Karl Willett, who presented Charlotte with her award, said: "I knew that Charlotte's dress would be something special just from seeing her sketches.
"Her design was beautifully executed well made and sleek. It completely stood out and fitted the brief more so than any of the other finalists, being understated but edgy at the same time."
Charlotte must now wait until after Christmas to find out which couture design house she will be working in as part of her prize.
"I'm currently applying to Central St Martins to study a fashion degree while working part time in Topshop which has been great for getting to know the business side of the industry," said Charlotte.
"It's always been important for me to pursue a creative career with realistic job opportunities in a fast paced and lucrative industry.
"Fashion is a way that I can release that creativity by designing wearable clothes and making people look and feel fabulous."
Course leader of the extended diploma in fashion and clothing Naomi Austin said: "The whole of the fashion team at CCAD are absolutely thrilled that Charlotte has won this competition.
"I have to admit that we all let out a rather large scream when her name was announced. She really deserves the recognition so much and has been an absolute pleasure to teach.
"Charlotte is very professional in everything she does and is also very unassuming; a quality which I think will see her go very far.
"For her to win this award is testament to the quality and standards that we expect on the course from tutors, who are still very much involved in the fashion industry, to the top class industry standard equipment and machinery that is available to the students.
"Charlotte has had the full support of the team and her classmates since day one and the world is definitely her oyster now."
Charlotte returned to her previous school, Teesside High School, to talk about her award during a school assembly.
She said: "I am delighted to visit my previous school. I loved studying design technology and art at school.
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Principal Martin Raby said: "Charlotte's achievement is marvellous and the result of a lot of effort as well as design talent. As a further education student who has succeeded ahead of degree students from all over the country, she demonstrates the obvious benefits of attending the North East's only specialist art and design institution. Our excellent facilities and highly experienced staff mean that our students make outstanding progress."
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About Posh at The Scranton Club
POSH At The Scranton Club is a full service restaurant and Event facility located in beautiful downtown Scranton in what was formerly a private club. Open to the public for the first time in the building's history, POSH offers classic American bistro cuisine in a refined yet casual setting, as well as the latest cocktails in the Fashion Lounge, and Oak Bar. Enjoy classic and affordable American cuisine in an elegant and historical setting. The City Hall Bar overlooks the impressive municipal building of the city of Scranton. Daily specials and farm to table offerings from our Chef de Cuisine Jourdan Azevedo and Sous Chef Damien Miseo and Banquet Chef Ken Heater are available. The elegant second floor event space can accommodate up to 300 guests for a sit down event. Menus are customized to the needs of the client by our on-site event planner.
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Contemporary American, American, Comfort Food
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Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm;
Monday and Tuesday - Private Events of 20 or more
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Serving salads and sandwichs between 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm
Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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THANK YOU to all: Everything about our ...
THANK YOU to all:
Everything about our evening at Posh was superb: warm welcome, excellent service, very fine menu, good wine and spirits, delicious meal - artistically presented, dessert and coffee - a tasteful finale. Keep up the good work!
My husband and I stayed overnight in Scr ...
My husband and I stayed overnight in Scranton on our way up to the Poconos. We were by ourselves, so we decided to take advantage of a "nicer" restaurant in the area, and we are glad we did. Even from the entryway, we were impressed with the decor and ambiance of Posh, and were greeted warmly as we made our way down the hallway toward the main dining area. We were promptly seated, and attended to throughout the meal. The service was first-rate, and the food was perfection in both presentation and taste. We shared the lobster mac & cheese and the flatbread as appetizer, both had the tri-colored quinoa salad with perfectly cooked/seasoned salmon, and a warm cookie cup filled with melted chocolate ganache for dessert. If back in the Scranton area for any reason, we will certainly be back!
The entire staff was friendly and extrem ...
The entire staff was friendly and extremely accommodating. We had a few friends that were running late and it wasn't a problem at all. Our waitress was welcoming, knowledgeable and made sure all of our needs were taken care of. Thank you so much for making our friend's birthday dinner so wonderful!
The food is amazing, you can't go wrong. ...
The food is amazing, you can't go wrong. The Margarita is one of the best in the area and it has only natural ingredients (no syrup or soda). It has its own parking, which is key to start a great night!
Also they give you complementary pretzel bread with dipping sauces, it is excelent.
This was a family get together (5 adults ...
This was a family get together (5 adults). We were not hurried or rushed, were able to talk to each other and visit as well as enjoy excellent food. We were not in a hurry, and spent the afternoon following lunch at Steamtown National Historic Site.
Great restaurant
This place is wonderful. I decided to take my girlfriend on a date here, we got all dressed up and ate an amazing dinner. The waiters are nice and the food is good. I would recommend wearing nice clothes, like a dress shirt, tie, and Khakis. Overall, I would definitely eat here again.
My family and I had a wonderful experien ...
My family and I had a wonderful experience at posh it was delicious and our waiter was wonderful he really made the meal excellent. We and the zucchini fries to start and they were light and crispy the scallop with the bacon jam was amazing. I had a wonderful time and it was a good time. The only thing was it was super hot in there because the air conditioning wasn't on.
The table for nine was long making it hard to talk
The restaurant was accommodating with nine people. The food was good but it was very noisy and we couldn't talk unless we got up and walked over to the person. This was a family reunion so it wasn't idea for us catching up.
Attention to Detail
Your establishment would be described as "attention to detail." Almost everything was in place which created a great experience. Two areas to work on: As a new customer, when I walked in the door it was confusing on where to report to be seated. I stood holding my ladies' jacket and was never asked if it could be hung up for me. So I just hung it on the back of my chair. The food was very good but I was surprised by the salad. I ordered the "classic" mainly because I love dried cranberries. To my surprise, there weren't any in my salad?
Had drinks and dinner with a friend last ...
Had drinks and dinner with a friend last week. Appetizers were delicious. We had the Charcuderie Platter and Shrimp. I had the Pork Loin with Mustard Sauce and Bacon Potatoes. My friend had the Penne with Beef Tenderloin Bolognese. We had a lovely bottle of Chardonnay and all wine is half price every Wednesday. Great meal as always. I also highly recommend the Lobster Mac & Cheese. It is one of the best I've had.
Party of 3 for Mother's Day brunch, dis ...
Party of 3 for Mother's Day brunch, disappointing, no personal service except when the waiter came around for ipad payment. Tip percentages suggested, for what? I prefer individual table service with select menu choices compared with buffet. Buffet was okay but at $49 per person clearly not what I had in mind. I love POSH for it's menu and wonderful service so the buffet brunch was not a great experience. The buffet was in the upstairs dining room which was nicely decorated and had a great keyboard player.
First experience was not the best. This made it up
Our first time dining here was not the best first experience. Hostess needs customer service training. This time hostess was the same. But our waitress was much better, very personable, told us the specials, kept us informed of meal timing. Asked several times if we needed anything. How was our meal. One of the owners asked us how everything was. Over all this was a better experience. We would go back again!
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text: You are here: Home > Course > Desserts > Fruit Based Desserts > Strawberry Sponge Roll Strawberry Sponge Rollby Tarla Dalal 20 Aug 2012 Tweet Added to 617 cookbooks This recipe has been viewed 41147 times A Swiss Roll presentation with strawberries and custard rolled within thin lightened sponge cake. Add your private note Strawberry Sponge Roll recipe - How to make Strawberry Sponge Roll Tags Western PartySweet TreatsSnacks / StartersFruit Based DessertsWeight Gain RecipesWraps & RollsRolls Preparation Time: 20 min.   Cooking Time: 10 min.   Baking Time: 20 min. Total Time: 50 mins     Serves 4 to 6. Show me for servings Ingredients For the sponge cake1/4 can condensed milk (full can is 400 grams)70 gms plain flour (maida)1/2 tsp baking powder a pinch soda bi-carbonate30 ml melted butter or margarine1/2 tsp vanilla essence rind of 1 orange or 1 tsp orange marmaladeTo be mixed into a soaking syrup3/4 cup water3 tbsp powdered sugarTo be mixed into a strawberry filling 1/2 cup strawberries, washed, hulled and chopped coarsely6 tbsp powdered sugarFor the custard1 cup milk2 tbsp custard powder1 tbsp sugarFor the garnish1/4 cup fresh strawberries2 tbsp castor sugar Method For the sponge rollPreheat the oven to 200 degree C (400 degree F).Line a 200 mm. into 300 mm. (8" into 12") Swiss roll tin with grease-proof or waxed paper and set aside. Ina bowl, mix the ingredients with the orange rind and 30 ml. of water and beat well.Spoon the mixture into the prepared Swiss roll tin and smoothen the edges.Bake in the preheated oven for 15 to 20 minutes until the sponge is golden brown and springs back when lightly pressed with the fingertips.For the custardDissolve the custard powder in a little cold milk.Boil the rest of the milk with the sugar.Add the custard powder and simmer for a few minutes.Cool and keep aside in the refrigerator.How to proceedSoak the sponge lightly with the refrigerated soaking syrup.Spread the cold custard on the sponge.Spoon the strawberry filling evenly over the custard.Carefully lift one end of the greaseproof paper and roll up the sponge.Transfer to a serving dish. Arrange the whole strawberries over and around the roll. Sprinkle the castor sugar over it.Serve chilled. TipsThe baked sponge should be rolled while still warm as other wise it could harden or crack and become difficult to roll. Other Related Recipes RECIPE SOURCE : Eggless Desserts


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Nobel Peace Prize 2014 goes to an Indian and a Pakistani
"Kailash Satyarthi, the child rights activist from India, and Malala Yousufzai, the activist for girls education in Pakistan, were announced as the joint winners of this year's Nobel Peace Prize by the Norwegian Nobel Committee on Friday."
Nobel Peace Prize goes to OPCW, citing Syrian conflict
The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has been awarded the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize, with the Norwegian Nobel Committee saying, "Recent events in Syria, where chemical weapons have again been put to use, have underlined the need to enhance the efforts to do away with such weapons." [more inside]
Aung San Suu Kyi's Nobel Lecture
21 Years Later, Aung San Suu Kyi Receives Her Nobel Peace Prize. After two decades spent mostly under house arrest, Aung San Suu Kyi has finally delivered her acceptance speech in Oslo for the Nobel peace prize she was awarded in 1991.
Let's sit down and talk this over.
President Martti Ahtisaari wins the Nobel Peace Prize. A former Finnish President, an UN envoy, a social democrat, a school teacher and founder of Crisis Management Initiative has negotiated for peace in many troubled areas for three decades. Last fall and last summer CMI (without Ahtisaari's presence) called former Northern Ireland and South African militants to use their experience for finding Iraqi factions a way out of bloodshed. A plan for Kosovo. Negotiations ending 30-year conflict in Aceh, Indonesia. Negotiating Namibia independence. Got conflict? Mr. Ahtisaari is your man.
"For their efforts to create economic and social development from below"
In 1976, a young Bangladeshi economics professor named Muhammad Yunus founded Grameen Bank to implement microcredit — lending small sums to the very poorest members of society. Today, he and his bank share the Nobel Peace prize. Grameen, a profit-making company with social objectives, has lent $5.3bn to 6.4m people. 97% of borrowers are women, as Yunus believes [video] "men will do whatever they could to enjoy for themselves personally [but] women looked at it for the children, for the family and for the future."
The Peace Prize
Mohamed ElBaradei and the International Atomic Energy Agency have won this year's Nobel Peace Prize. (previous)
Crackdown in Burma
Aung San Suu Kyi, the democratically elected and rightful leader of Burma (Myanmar,) and the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was arrested by Burma's military government 9 days ago after a premeditated attack on her motorcade. The U.N. representative visiting Burma has not been allowed to see her. There has been a crackdown on the democracy movement, and Suu Kyi's arrest may signal a split within the military government. [More inside.]
UN wins Nobel Peace Prize.
UN wins Nobel Peace Prize. Discuss
"Soccer" has been nominated for the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize.
"Soccer" has been nominated for the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize. No, really.
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Rocky Mount, N.C. – In honor of National Criminal Justice Month, North Carolina Wesleyan College is proud to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Lieutenant Colonel Mike Morgan's awarding of the Silver Star. A 1989 Wesleyan graduate and criminal justice major, Colonel Morgan was presented the nation's third highest war-time medal for valor by Secretary of Defense Robert Gates on Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan last March.
Serving with the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, at the time of his heroism, Morgan was the commander of 1st Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment (Task Force Saber). He earned recognition for his part in repelling an insurgent ambush directed at a U.S. Army Engineer unit while they were performing a route clearance patrol.
Morgan was air mission commander for a team of two OH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopters that arrived in support. According to his citation, Morgan repeatedly maneuvered his aircraft between rocket propelled grenade and heavy machine gun fire, enabling him to fire on and destroy enemy positions.
"I'm honored that the Secretary of Defense recognized the accomplishments of Task Force Saber, Task Force Talon, and Task Force Pegasus in southern Afghanistan," said Morgan. "Although there were singular, decisive acts that led to the receipt of this award, the incredible contributions and teamwork displayed by the 4th Engineer Battalion, aviation mechanics, armament technicians, forward arming and refuel personnel, and fellow aviators cannot be overlooked."
Morgan grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia and was a self-described "average, undersized kid." A graduate of Kempsville High School, he came to North Carolina Wesleyan in the mid-80s and proceeded to join and participate in the College's ROTC and men's soccer programs.
Morgan returned home from the yearlong deployment last April with his Silver Star, as well as two Distinguished Flying Crosses and an Army Commendation Medal with Valor. He joins a wealth of NCWC alumni who have proudly served our country.
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Via communications through pm, another mama told me about some great science experiment books. I ordered some used and they just arrived. They are so amazing that I wanted to share them with everyone here.
Most of the books by Neil Ardley are subject related. We got the books on motion, water, and weather. There are several others. We also got the one I linked to above. It is a collection of experiments on different subjects. Instead of being a whole book about water experiments, it has maybe 5 or 6 such experiments (or however many, I haven't counted.)
What is great about these books is there are photographs for each step of the experiment. The problem I had with all the other experiment books we have is my son is only 4 and does not read. I just never had the motivation to read through the experiment books to see which interested him. With these books he goes through and asks me to help him with different experiments. Today we did an underwater volcano and we are making stalactites at this very moment. We bought cheap (imitation) maple syrup and oil for an experiment on density. He wants to make the crane, but since it involves banging and we were doing experiments during the baby's nap, pounding wasn't an option. There's also an experiment for a battery operated merry go round that looks really interesting, if not more work than I'm willing to do right now.
The experiments range from simple--do water and oil mix or making a flat cardstock boat then putting it in water and using dish soap to make it move--to coloring white flowers to the above mentioned merry go round.
Amazon says for ages 9 to 12. My almost 5 year old loves the books.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II
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- why do people buy the same game every year?
The same reason I don't get the same hooker every time. I like variety.
yea dude those new hookers, they are only re-skins man, still got boobs and a butt....
Any Goat on a cliff would tell you that..
The_Mighty_KELP 4 years ago#62
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Thank you.
Jogurt attacks! Inflicts 1 point of damage on the Goblin. Goblin is defeated! Jogurt gains experience.
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both sides of this need to just give it up. the game does have a sparse couple of minor changes and additions, and if people feel adding an additional mute function and changing the names of kill streaks is worth 60 bucks then good for them.
what it boils down to, is what other option do you have? the people you play with are going to move onto the new game, and if you want to keep playing with them you have to flush 60 bucks down the toilet. and honestly i wouldnt mind that if the map packs were included, but of course they are not.
games like madden with cult fanboys have gotten away with doing the same thing for years, making a new game instead of a $15 update to add this years players and stats in, people have gotten used to it. large companys are generally very greedy and as long as people keep paying it, they are going to keep doing it. same deal for day 1 patches and DLC, or the fact that a digital copy with no disc doesnt cost any less. as long as people put up with it, it will only get worse.
the real question is, how long before they just abandon the "new" game + 4 map packs every year routine, and just start charging you $15.99 a month to play and doing a yearly update (which will prob cost more money) like an MMO.
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The_Undying_84 4 years ago#64
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Not to mention, the core game play is exactly the same and no features are ever added. Every "different" thing is something that can be done in an expansion/map pack/patch, none of it is actual sequel material.
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tommy290 posted...
Then what IS sequel material? I have yet to see anyone respond to that piece.
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WILD_CHARIZARD 4 years ago#66
Established formula, don't try and fix what isn't broken, play a different game then, etc.
Wild Charizard ran away.
I just farted, so I just changed as much as this game has.
It's a freaking $110 map pack. 60+50.
Recognize it. Deal with it.
Lots of people are perfectly happy with it, good on them.
The question should have been: Why does the haters always keep coming back every year to complain and troll about the game?
sodakid1919 4 years ago#69
so because 2 or more games are similar you shouldn't get both?
they aren't copies of each other that much is obvious unless your blind and def.
skyrim, morrowwind, and oblivion from the Elderscrolls franchise are very similar yet they are all fun, the only serious difference there is graphics. besides 50% of the reason i get the game is zombies and that has a HUGE amount of differences between the maps and mechanics.
MacrossSpecial 4 years ago#70
I always figured it was because there really isnt any alternative, but now I just think that the familiarity is comforting.
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My real name is Thomasina but most people just call me Tammy.
I've loved crochet since I was a child, when someone bought me the Ladybird Learn to Crochet book for Christmas. I tried to teach myself, and failed, so many times before it clicked. But, when it did, my parents couldn't have been happier!
No longer did I moan about having nothing to do.....a copy of Golden Hands and I was no trouble for days.
As I got older, I worked my way through most of the crafts in those magazines, (which I still have today), but crochet and sewing were the only ones to capture my imagination completely.
Back in the 80s, pregnant with my eldest daughter, I suddenly had a reason to crochet again - bonnets, booties, matinee jackets and no end of blankets awaited her arrival; it was something I picked up and put down many times over the years that followed.
It wasn't until the birth of baby number 5 (last year), that I started writing patterns for the things I made - I guess being teased by my family that I might get old and forget them was the prod I needed ;)
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