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wikiHow to Remove a Coffee Stain from Carpet
Nothing wakes you up in the morning like that first cup of coffee. Before the caffeine does its job, however, you're likely to still be half asleep, and that can lead to accidents--like spilling your coffee on your carpet. Don't worry. Follow these instructions to remove coffee stains of any kind--black, or with cream and sugar--from your carpet.
1Blot up the coffee with paper towels. Time is of the essence to prevent stains, so blot up as much of the coffee as possible as soon as possible. Remember: blot, don't rub.
2Decide how to treat the stain. It's essential to use the right stain-removal techniques for a type of carpet. For example, natural fibers, such as wool or grass, can react badly to liquid stain removers (see the warning below concerning these chemicals), and you should always think twice before cleaning antique carpets or valuable rugs. If in doubt, call a professional carpet cleaner.
3Spray some water on the stain. Put some lukewarm--not hot--water in a spray bottle and lightly dampen the stain. You can also dab some water on the stain with a sponge.
4Prepare the cleaning solution. Add ¼ teaspoon mild, non-bleaching detergent or carpet shampoo to 1 liter (0.3 US gal) of warm water. Stir the solution in a bowl to mix thoroughly.
5Test any cleaning solution in an inconspicuous spot. Before you apply any cleaner--including the one in these directions--to your carpet, test the cleaner in a small patch where no one will see it. Wait a few minutes. If the cleaner discolors or otherwise adversely affects the carpet, remove it immediately with cold water and a sponge. If it ends up causing permanent damage, at least it won't be right in the middle of the room.
6Apply the cleaning solution to the stain. Moisten a clean, white cloth liberally with the cleaning solution, and simply lay the cloth over the stain.
7Massage the cloth with a spoon. Use the bottom of a spoon to gently press down on the cloth. Gradually work your way all over the cloth, starting on the outside and working your way toward the center in a spiral to prevent spreading the stain. This process works the solution into the carpet without rubbing the stain in or damaging the carpet fibers.
8Rinse the stain. Lift the cloth off of the carpet, and spray warm water onto the stain. Alternatively, you may moisten a clean sponge with warm water and gently dab the stain.
9Remove excess liquid. Blot the stain with a clean dishtowel or sturdy paper towels. Blot, don't rub.
10Dry the carpet. Place a clean, dry dishtowel or sturdy paper towels over the damp spot. Place a plastic bag over them, and then place a heavy object, such as a large book, over the bag. Wait several hours or overnight before removing the towels. The stain should be gone and, because the drying process lifts even deep stains out, it won't reappear.
Community Q&A
How to get fresh coffee stains out of carpet?
- Using white vinegar helps with the water quite a bit!
- The longer you wait to remove a stain, the harder it will be to get it out, so act quickly.
- A wide array of carpet-cleaning chemicals are available. As a general rule, these should be avoided whenever possible, as they can easily damage carpets and may contain caustic ingredients that are not necessary to remove your specific stain. Most of these products are also harmful to the environment, and may cause allergic reactions or poisoning of the user or of children and pets.
- Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands. While the cleaning solution you should use with these instructions isn't as harsh as most chemical cleaners on the market, it's still a good idea to be careful.
Things You'll Need
- White cloths
- Paper towels
- Spray bottle
- Teaspoon
- Sponge
- Water
- Rubber gloves
- Mild non-bleaching detergent
- Bowl
- A heavy weight, (i.e. a book)
- Clear or white plastic bags
Sources and Citations
- VideoJug.com A video on how to remove coffee stains from carpet. The original source of this article. Shared with permission.
Article Info
Categories: Carpet Stain Solutions
In other languages:
Español: remover una mancha de café de tu alfombra, Italiano: Rimuovere le Macchie di Caffè dal Tappeto, Português: Remover Manchas de Café em Tapetes, Français: enlever une tache de café sur la moquette, Русский: очистить ковер от кофейного пятна, Deutsch: Kaffeeflecken vom Teppich entfernen
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Terrorism: Tamerlan Tsarnaev was apparently too dangerous to be allowed to go to Mecca, but not Boston. Saudi Arabia unofficially says that if Janet Napolitano read her mail, the Boston bombing might have been prevented.
Britain's Daily Mail reported Tuesday that, according to a senior Saudi Arabian official, the Saudi government last year issued a written warning to our Department of Homeland Security about the danger of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the dead lead suspect in last month's Boston Marathon bombings.
Separate from Moscow's now-famous multiple warnings about Tsarnaev, the Saudi alert "was based on human intelligence developed independently in Yemen," according to the U.K. paper, and the Islamic kingdom's concerns were serious enough that the Chechnya native was reportedly denied a visa in December 2011 for a pilgrimage to Mecca.
The Saudi warning, also received by the British government according to the Mail, "did name Tamerlan specifically," as well as three Pakistanis, as potential jihadists, and "was sent to the Department of Homeland Security at the highest level."
While both the DHS and the White House deny receiving such written communication, the paper says a Homeland Security official anonymously confirmed Tuesday that the letter does indeed exist.
And records say President Obama met in the Oval Office with Saudi Interior Minister Mohammed bin Nayef 3-1/2 months ago.
An aide to a Republican congressman on the House Homeland Security Committee suggested to the Mail that DHS might not have passed the Saudi communication onto the White House "because of a turf war" in which "they sometimes jealously guard the very intel they should be sharing the most freely" — reminiscent of the communication wall erected during the Clinton administration between the FBI and CIA that prevented the 9/11 attacks from being foiled.
But why should Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano bother opening mail from Saudi Arabia? Osama bin Laden is dead. And, according to Obama, "working with Joe Biden and our national security team, we've been able to decimate al-Qaida."
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The Hand Off: Ratatorte with Cashew Garlic Sauce
by Brianna Bain
Beets are a personal favorite of mine. Although, I am aware that there are many in the world who feel just the opposite. For those who do not share my love for beets they can easily be substituted with eggplant or any other vegetable you favor for this recipe. Ratatouille and vegetable tortes don't necessarily call for beets, but the wonderful thing about both of these dishes, is the freedom to adapt the recipe to your personal liking. For me the deep earthy flavor of beets can help bring out flavors in other ingredients when strategically put into the mix. In this recipe, I feel they bring out the sweetness of the tomato and onion for a flavorful and satisfying vegetable meal.
My inspiration fueled by the layering action in Sarah's Kabobs, blended with the reality of a huge inventory of vegetables in my refrigerator; lead me to an image of a torte fashioned creation. Initially not impressed with the vegetable torte recipes alone, due to the lack of herbs and spices, I found a happy medium in combination with a ratatouille. I decided to "beef up" the call for herbs and create a savory purée of mushrooms and leeks to carry them, for what I am calling a "Ratatorte".
Ratatorte With Cashew Garlic Sauce
Prep time: 30 minutes
Cook time: 1 hour
Total time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Yield: 6 to 8 as an entree (8 to 10 as a side)
- 1 egg
- 2 cups chopped mushrooms (I used Cremini and Portabella)
- 1 large leek
- 3 tablespoons white wine
- 2 tablespoons oil (safflower or olive)
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 1 tablespoon (combined) fresh marjoram basil, rosemary, and thyme
- 1 cup raw cashews
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup water
- 8 cloves of garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme
- 3 beets (medium)
- 4 to 6 zucchini (medium)
- 4 to 6 yellow squash (medium)
- 3 tomatoes, or 12-ounce can chopped (drained well)
- 2 sweet or mild onions
Cooking Directions
- Begin with preparing the layer purée, you may prepare this the night before or earlier in the same day and keep in the refrigerator. Coarsely chop mushrooms, leek, garlic and herbs. Add oil to pan and sauté garlic first to give it a head start. Add the mushroom, herbs, leeks and white wine; stir to coat with oil and wine. Add salt and pepper to taste, then let sit at medium-low heat for ~8 min. Stir as needed to be sure there is enough moisture and avoid burning or sticking.
- Set mushroom and leek mixture aside once leeks are translucent and aroma from mushrooms is strong. Let cool while you begin to prepare your vegetables for the body of the meal.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees, parboil beets with skins and 1 inch of their stem for 35-40 min. Once beets are soft enough to poke deeply with a fork, move to a cold water bath, peel and slice into 1/4 inch or thinner. If you have a slicing mandolin, it is recommended for even cutting throughout.
- Slice zucchini and yellow squash into 1/4 inch slices and place on a baking sheet, brush with oil and sprinkle with salt. Bake for 15 min at 350 degrees. This will allow for more pliability of the vegetables to form the round shape of pan and bring out some of the water before layering. May need to use two baking sheets to accommodate all squash.
- While Beets and squash are baking come back to your cooled, probably still warm mushroom leek mixture. Add mixture to a food processor or blender and blend. Beat 1 egg separately in a bowl and add to mushroom leeks mixture, blend again until smooth. This will be your layering purée between vegetables.
- Cut onion into disks and place in the bottom of an oiled 9 inch spring form pan or cake pan to start you first layer. Brush or spoon and spread on a thin layer of purée evenly across the onions, begin layering with remaining vegetables alternating with purée. My sequence: onions, zucchini, tomato, beets, yellow squash. If using canned tomatoes drain well and place in a strainer to allow excess water to drip out before adding.
- Brush top layer with oil and bake for 35- 40 min. at 400 degrees. If using a spring form pan, use a baking sheet underneath to catch drips of juice.
- While Ratatorte is baking prepare the cashew garlic sauce: Coarsely chop garlic and Thyme and sauté on med-low heat with oil. Add cashews and stir intermittently for 3-5 min. Salt and pepper to taste.
- Blend cashew mixture in food processor or blender adding water and additional oil until sauce is smooth. You may want to add more water, oil or optional lemon juice to achieve desired consistency.
- Remove Ratatorte from oven and let cool for 15-20 min. Remove form, cut and serve with a dollop of cashew garlic sauce and a sprinkle of freshly chopped herbs. Enjoy!
This recipe is not only versatile in creation, but also in use. It can be made as an main dish, side dish, served warm or cold and can be blended a day or two afterward for a vegetable tapenade for dipping or spreading on sandwiches. I will warn that this recipe can be a bit consuming, it takes timing and a willingness to chop. It is a great recipe to make if you have helpers, it can be broken down into smaller tasks. If you allow it, it could make for a lovely party in the kitchen.
There are many substitutions for this recipe, if you desire a more rich and creamy meal add your favorite cheese as a topping or right into the layers of the torte. You may want to choose a harder cheese for this recipe to avoid a melt down though. There are also many recipes for a cheese or milk based duxelles sauce to use as your layering purée. Feel free to omit the Cashew sauce and add a dollop of sour cream or come up with your own yummy creation.
Happy Cooking!
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The striking depiction of the Weasel by Lucinda Rogers that illuminates this column on a weekly basis is, of course, an impeccably accurate likeness of the author. But if compelled to make a criticism of my likeness I might point out that the specs are wrong. I went through my John Lennon phase over two decades ago. Though fine for the sardonic Scouser's beaky nose, they didn't do much for the Weaselian features, even with the oh-so-cool (or so I thought) amendment of a blue tint to the lenses. After that, I had a brief flirtation with contact lenses. This was even less of a success since the soft lenses failed to correct my astigmatism. "Have you ever considered wearing glasses with your contact lenses?" inquired the ophthalmologist. Whenever I've told the story to opticians they find nothing amusing in it at all.
After ditching the contacts, I continued with metal frames in various shapes, none of them entirely successful. There is a distinct danger with these spectacles that, while believing you look like Eric Clapton, you actually bear a strong resemblance to the nasty SS bloke in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Eventually, I decided to return to plastic frames. I'd worn various types of these in the distant past. Most were fairly conventional in shape, akin to those worn by Superman's alter-ego Clark Kent, Cary Grant in Bringing Up Baby and, come to think, the big band leader Billy Cotton. At one point I sported a pair with hexagonal lenses purchased when I fell under the potent influence of Vivian Stanshall. (Ageing zanies may recall that his idiosyncratic giglamps featured as a cut-out on the cover of the Bonzo Dog Band LP Tadpoles.)
The only trouble about returning to plastic frames is that they are rather hard to find. Though high-street opticians sell a vast range of styles, they are almost all metal frames. I had a moment of optimism in a local specs shop when I saw the manager was wearing a rather flash pair in green plastic. He was amused when I asked if the shop had any in stock. "Oh, no!" he trilled. "You can't get these here!" Occasionally, I would see desirable plastic frames, but always perched on famous noses rather than in opticians' windows. The provenance of such cool correctives remained a mystery. Where, for example, did Dr David Starkey get his stylish tortoiseshell specs?
Eventually I was given the chance to resolve this quandary when I interviewed the celebrated historian. Here is the full text of our exchange. Weasel: "Where did you get your specs?" Dr Starkey: "From a shop called Opera Opera on Long Acre in Covent Garden." Leaving a Roadrunner-style trail of dust in my wake, I vamoosed for WC2. The shop in question turned out to be a fabulous repository of optical plastic. Speccy wearers can choose from the Hank B Marvin, the Johnny Depp, the Austin Powers or even the heart-shaped Lolita. I tried the Dr Starkey but they were not quite me. Instead, I went for the Jonathan Meades in clear plastic and matching sunglasses in tortoiseshell. They were fine in every respect except price. Two pairs of varifocals cost the wrong side of £800.
That was four years ago. Since then, my prescription has changed due to the effects of aging augmenting my familiar astigmatism. Returning to Opera Opera for two new pairs of glasses, I traded up to some slightly more expensive frames. The bill came to £1,200. This was more than a little knee-weakening, especially since many folk seem quite happy with ready-made reading specs from the chemist for £7.99. On the other hand, when I told my culinary friends Fergus Henderson and Jeremy Lee, both of whom wear distinctive plastic-framed glasses, of my stupendous outlay, their response was reassuring. "A bargain!" they exclaimed. Well, they might be a bargain if I actually wore them. There is a tendency for spec purchasers to stick to their old, inefficient glasses rather than take the plunge with a new prescription. "Make sure wear them!" was the parting adieu from Opera Opera. Yes, I promise I will do one day in the foreseeable future.
eas and beans are great for getting kids involved in real food," announced Mark Hix in these pages recently. "It pays to have extra pairs of hands to get the podding done." I'm sorry to break it to Mark, but such leguminous education has been singularly lacking in this neck of the woods judging by Mrs W's recent experience at Sainsbury's. On three separate visits, she was asked at the check-out to identify an exotic vegetable she wished to purchase. "There're peas," she explained. Eager to provide enlightenment, she shucked a pod for the baffled cashiers.
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A leading food producer has come to the assistance of Britain's bewildered youth by revising the name of another legume. The product sold as Heinz Baked Beans since 1886 and, more recently, as Heinz Baked Beanz is to be labelled Heinz Beanz from next month. A company spokesman explained the contraction was required since the current appellation is "a bit of a mouthful to pronounce". Though peas in pod are an unfathomable mystery to the jeunesse d'orée of south London, my friend Mark may be gratified to learn that they can manage a mouthful of beans – or, at any rate, beanz.
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Hi, I am working with the South African Demographic and Health Survey in Stata. The dataset is broken into various files which I need to merge - the only problem is that merging by hhid and pcode won't work as they haven't put an hhid in every file. Instead, some files have a caseid which can be constructed in one of two ways and I cannot tell which way they created it because I cannot merge the files!! Catch 22. Anyone working on this (or other) DHS dataset(s) who has found a way around this problem, please let me know. Thanks Jolene Jolene Skordis Worrall Centre for Social Science Research University of Cape Town Tel: 650 5785 * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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I've lost 90lbs within the last year and a half with diet and exercise. I've dropped 4 pants sizes from a size 20 to 14. However my belly seems to be at a stand still and not going down anymore. I haven't had any children so nothing else caused this but poor eating habits as an adolescent and young adult. After doing my research on here I'm unsure on whether laser lipo will help me with the stomach fat.
Will Laser Lipo Get Rid of the Belly Fat? (Photos)
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Will Laser Lipo Get Rid of the Belly Fat?
A tummy tuck with liposuction of the sides and back will you the best result. Liposuction will reduce your overall size of your midsection but will not improve the loose skin. If you want to have children in the future, a tummy tuck can be performed in the future. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of tummy tucks and body contouring procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Liposuction.php
Laser Liposuction for abdomen
Thanks for your question. Based on your photos I recommend a full abdominoplasty with liposuction of your flanks. Due to your 90 pound weight loss, you have excess skin on your abdomen and flanks and the only way to correct this is with a full tummy tuck, possibly even a circumferential abdominoplasty or lower body lift (goes all the way around). In addition, an abdominoplasty will correct muscle laxity or looseness above and below your belly button. You will be disappointed at this point with Laser Liposuction alone. However, after your tummy tuck, you can get your Laser lipo for the flanks and back for further contouring and improve your results even more. Take care and good luck!
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Will Laser Lipo Get Rid of the Belly Fat? (Photos)
As a trainer in SmartLipo I would recommend traditional liposuction secondary to weight loss by diet and exercising. Large volume "liposuction" (not laser lipo) can remove greater than 4 liters of fat but recovery is 3 weeks or more. Please seek in person evaluations.
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Liposuction for abdominal debulking is a reasonable approach for some patients
You appear to have a fair amount of intra-abdominal fat (not accessible with a liposuction cannula) in addition to a lot of subcutaneous fat and some skin laxity. I think your abdominal contour could be improved somewhat with liposuction (I prefer power-assisted lipo using tumescent technique, no lasers). You will likely have some skin laxity post op. Perhaps your goal is not to have a perfectly flat and sculpted abdomen - if this is the case, then its reasonable to offer liposuction, as long as you are aware of the limitations in your particular case.
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Laser Liposuction and Belly Fat
Unfortunately liposuction will not help you due to the excess skin that you have. You are a candidate for a full abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). It will involve an incision that will go from hip bone to hip bone. However, it will make a drastic difference in your appearance. There are three parts to a tummy tuck: tightening the abdominal muscles, removal of excess skin and fat and a modest amount of liposuction. You have to be comfortable with the scar because you can't take it back but it's the only way to get you drum tight.
Good Candidate for Liposuction Surgery of the Abdominal Wall?
Congratulations on your significant weight loss; you should be proud of this accomplishment. I would suggest that you continue on your current diet/exercise program and achieve a long-term stable weight, if you are not there already, prior to undergoing any type of body contouring surgery.
In my practice, I would not offer you abdominal wall liposculpture surgery of any kind, given that you will be left with "loose" and irregular (unsightly) skin. be careful because there are a lot of different sexy sounding micro suction techniques out there…
On the other hand, you may be an excellent candidate for tummy tuck surgery at some point. The "ideal" patient for tummy tuck surgery is one who has completed pregnancies, is psycho socially/emotionally/financially stable, has an excellent social support system surrounding him/her, is capable of arranging enough recovery time and who has reached a long-term stable weight.
I hope this, and the attached link, helps.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_tummyTuck.htm
Laser Liposuction and Tummy Tuck
Web reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q616PraGFA0
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BOSTON, Mass. — This morning, Boston Mayor Tom Menino is meeting with a Harvard think tank to talk about ways to make the city more of an environmental leader.
Menino wants a greener image to make the city more competitive in attracting so-called "Green Collar" jobs in the fast growing clean energy industry.
One way Boston is trying to set itself apart is by harnessing more renewable energy from a local resource: New England's famous fall foliage.
WBUR Business and Technology Reporter Curt Nickisch explains.
CURT NICKISCH: Those fiery leaves from last fall, well, they ended up here: in a mucky clearing in Roslindale, dumped onto drab, decaying mounds.
SUSAN CASCINO: Most of it looks like it's come in in large leaf bags.
NICKISCH: City recycling director Susan Cascino is climbing up one pile that's as big as a house, and she's carrying a huge thermometer. It looks like the kind you'd plunge into a roasting turkey, except this one's about three feet long.
CASCINO: So I am pushing this thermometer into this leaf pile.
NICKISCH: Cascino steps back, and watches the gauge rack up the degrees Fahrenheit, even on this cool March day.
CASCINO: There we go! We're at a hundred degrees. Hundred ten. Hundred twenty. So it's cooking!
NICKISCH: The high temperature shows that microbes are hard at work breaking down these leaves into what the city will later sell as fertilizer.
NICKISCH AT THE SCENE: So right now it's at 133, something like that, which is basically twice the temperature it is in my house. I would love to have some of this heat!
CASCINO: Well yeah, it's a form of energy that we can capture. The heat. I think it's very cool.
NICKISCH: That's exactly what Boston wants to do — move this whole operation indoors. A multi-million dollar facility would harness the energy emitted by this rotting yard waste, and use that to heat greenhouses on-site — maybe even on the roof. That would cut costs for the city parks department. Burning the compost byproduct methane gas would generate electricity for fifteen hundred homes, says city environmental and energy services chief Jim Hunt.
JAMES HUNT: People think it's really cool that we can be more efficient with our wastes and put it back to productive use. It's that old Yankee ingenuity here in New England and in the city of Boston.
NICKISCH: The technologies to do this have been around for years, but no city has ever put all the pieces together.
BRUCE FULFORD: Composting is an art and a science.
NICKISCH: Bruce Fulford is a clean energy consultant based in Boston. He says high-end composting is almost like baking bread. Get the recipe a little bit wrong and it's not going to rise.
BRUCE FULFORD: So the same thing, you're not going to get compost, if you don't add the right ingredients and also bake it properly. Put it in the right oven, even.
NICKISCH: And hire the right bakers. This new facility would need microbiologists, soil chemists, engineers. High paying jobs like those are one reason the project's got the support of Mayor Tom Menino. It's part of his bid to make Boston more competitive in the clean energy sector.
MAYOR THOMAS MENINO: We're really turning Beantown into Greentown. (CROWD LAUGHS AND APPLAUDS)
NICKISCH: If Boston pulls this facility off, it could turn other cities green with envy, says Nora Goldstein. She edits the composting magazine BioCycle. She says most major cities truck their yard waste to compost at remote sites. But now rising fuel costs that's making the economic case for building such a novel facility in the city.
NORA GOLDSTEIN: People have sort of fantasized about this. So I think, if there were ever a time to give it a go, this would be it.
NICKISCH: Boston is giving it a go — but it's also got a long way to go. Figuring the financing, settling on a site. But city officials say they're confident the economic and environmental benefits will pay off… that Boston could soon reap a richer harvest from its fallen leaves.
For WBUR, I'm Curt Nickisch.


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Modi aide Amit Shah to visit UP today
This is his first visit to the state after being made the party in-charge of Uttar Pradesh.
Lucknow: Amit Shah, a close aide of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and the National General Secretary of the BJP is expected to be in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. This is his first visit to the state after being made the party in-charge of Uttar Pradesh.
Amit Shah is one of the accused in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter and is currently out on bail. As part of his daylong engagements in Uttar Pradesh, Shah would interact with grassroots workers and hold deliberations with the top brass of the party, including state president Laxmikant Bajpayi.
Shah's visit assumes significance as it comes days after the BJP's national executive in Goa. State BJP spokesperson Vijay Bahadur Pathak said that Shah would be engaged in meetings that would have significance for the state organisation of the party.
"The June 12 meeting will be a high-level one, involving regional presidents, general secretaries and state presidents of all wings, and is likely to strategise on many things, including the Lok Sabha polls," Pathak said.
Observers say Shah could be a polarising factor in Uttar Pradesh, where the BJP positions itself as the principal opposition and attempts to corner the Akhilesh Yadav government on issues like power tariff hike and appeasement of minorities.
Shah was Gujarat home minister at the time of the killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh in a staged shootout on Nov 26, 2005. He is an accused in the case and is out on bail. The Supreme Court had barred him from entering Gujarat since he could influence proceedings in the case; that bar was lifted after the case was shifted from Gujarat to Mumbai last year.
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Island dwellers do just fine with desal
Most Caribbean islands have desalination plants, their marine life continues to flourish, their water is clear, and they somehow manage to deal with the "factory look" of a plant and the high cost of energy to fuel the plant.
— Nicholas P. Barthel, Santa Cruz
SLVWD a real water waster
The San Lorenzo Valley Water District's outrageous statement of its June 5 meeting: "Probation tank leaking recharges aquifer." So why don't their streetside signs say: "Wasting water recharges aquifers"? The district is wasting tens of thousands of gallons daily while telling us to conserve. This leaking increases exponentially with increased rotting. Their policy is to let it leak three more years. The district never got competitive bids for lining the Probation tank, yet claim a pool liner costs $100,000 installed. Bids for a liner, with strengthening sleeves, would reveal it's pennies per gallon of precious water we could save. The SLVWD is a major conservation offender.
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Owners must take initiative to keep pets safe
Thank you for the dogs and fireworks article. I have a 3-year-old German shepard mix that had a very hard time last Fourth of July. Unfortunately, in Santa Cruz, fireworks aren't just on one day. They go on and on for weeks and so it can be a very long and stressful time on our furry loved ones. There are some good herbal remedy solutions that have worked for us, such as Pet Ease and Happy Traveler. Also, I have heard that the Thunder Vests work great. Shampoo Chez and Pet Pals carry some helpful products. While I would hope there would be more respect regarding setting off fireworks, we as pet owners need to take the initiative in keeping our pets safe. A safe pet is a happy pet.
— Maria Boutell, Santa Cruz
Why not let the Navy handle desalination?
I will admit I am not completely up to speed on all the rhetoric regarding desalination. But one question comes to mind that I don't see being addressed. Will the desalination plant be a continuous operation or used only to refill groundwater levels when drought conditions require? Given that many years Mother Nature provides us with our necessary water needs, I would think the "to be used to refill or stabilize the groundwater" is the answer. If that is the case, then has contracting with the Navy to put an aircraft carrier or other such vessel in the bay for a month or as needed to do the desalination been considered? Not to mention the shot in the arm to the local economy the visiting sailors would bring.
— Gary Patterson, Watsonville
In defense of predictability
Erica Aitken characterizes the letters written by Gil Stein and me as "predictable." It is an honor to be insulted along with Mr. Stein, whom I believe to be a man of consistent principles. I stand with him against all forms of anti-Semitism. For the record, I do not hate the homeless, nor am I angry or dissatisfied. I doubt that people who know me would characterize me as generally predictable, although I do predictably stand against socialism, Marxism, Nazism, Islamic terrorism and predictably in favor of adherence to the U.S. Constitution.
— David Emberson, Santa Cruz
Thanks heavens for a free press, letters to the editor
To Erika Aitken, who faults Gil Stein for being "predictable": So long as there are bullies picking on Israel, I am thankful I can expect Mr. Stein to step up and eloquently defend Israel. I wish he had more company. For some of us, fair treatment of Israel in the media is a big concern, even if it might not be for Ms. Aitken. And another thing — it is a whole lot better to be getting our ya-ya's out with words in the opinion section of the newspapers than hashing out our differences violently such as people do and are doing in the countries who don't have free speech and freedom of the press. Ms. Aitken may not be taking away anything constructive from the letters that the Sentinel chooses to publish — but many of us readers are. God bless America (and Israel, too!).
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Shortly after you began running Carolyn Hax' column, I wrote to complain of her wordiness and of her failure to enlighten a correspondent who claimed to know no victims of sexual assault. She soon corrected the omission by publishing another reader's critique, and I have come to value her wise and thoughtful insights.
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I can't have them in my house....nope.... not going out to buy a bag....maybe. LOL.
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I can't have them in my house....nope.... not going out to buy a bag....maybe. LOL.
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I eat the whole grain ones (a whole bag) with my homemade hummus (a whole batch) and fool myself into thinking I'm eating healthy!
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Don't know if these are the same as what I use to make. Cut pita bread into chip size pieces, then sprinkle with whatever herbs/seasoning you like and bake for 15 minutes @180 degrees C. These kept for ages in a screw top jar.
Love them!! Plain or with a wonderful roasted carrot dip (no it's really good and healthy)!! Can't open a bag cause I'll eat them till it's empty!
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Dear All
Thanks to Kit Baum an update to -tabout- is now available from SSC archives. For details type: "ssc desc tabout" from inside Stata. To install -tabout- just type "ssc install tabout" or "ssc install, replace" if you already have -tabout- installed.
-tabout- is a complete table-building program which produces publication-ready tables from inside Stata. Users can send their output to text files for inclusion in Word or Excel, or as LaTeX files.
-tabout- comes with an extensive tutorial with many examples of different types of tables. The tutorial is available from SSC archives by typing: "net get tabout", which also downloads some other auxiliary files, including complete example do files. The tutorial is also available from http://ianwatson.com.au/stata/tabout_tutorial.pdf.
The latest version is 2.0.6 and includes a new feature, a sort option, for sorting the values of a oneway table in descending order. (Thanks to Thomas Odeny for this suggestion). The `Tips and Tricks' section of the tutorial now shows how to mimic -tabstat- using -tabout (thanks to David L. Eckles for the core idea behind this). The tutorial also contains Stata code for dealing with the problem of file locking (false `file is already open' messages). There is also a bug fix for multiple panel tables where users may have had variables with entirely missing values. This is now reported to the user and -tabout- exits, whereas before incorrect results were produced (thanks to Richard Fox for alerting me to this).
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The Japanese car giant said that the switch on the driver's side did not have grease applied evenly during production, causing friction in the switch and sometimes smoke.
No crashes or injuries have been reported in connection with the problem.
In Europe, the models being recalled are the Yaris, Corolla, Auris, Camry and Rav-4.
In North America, the recall involves the Yaris, Corolla, Matrix, Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Tundra, Sequoia and Scion models xB and xD. In Japan, the Vitz, Belta, Ractis, Ist, Auris and Corolla Lumimon have been recalled.
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Gilberto believes some 'first-night nerves' may have affected Arsenal's performance on Saturday.
The Brazilian's 84th-minute equaliser rescued a point after it seemed that Aston Villa may sneak a surprise victory in the opening Premiership fixture at Emirates Stadium.
"It was difficult," he admitted afterwards. "They marked us very tight and it was difficult to pass through them.
"But being the first game at a new home, maybe we were a bit anxious. After the game, we were a bit upset not to have gotten the result, which is normal because we wanted to win our first match here.
"It was not strange [to be here], but just a little bit different because we were so used to playing at Highbury where it was a small pitch with less people watching.
"Now, we all realise this is our new home and so we need to play like we used to at Highbury and transfer the atmosphere we had there."
Although Olof Mellberg will go down as the first goalscorer in a competitive fixture at Emirates Stadium, Gilberto grabbed a little piece of history himself by hitting the opening Arsenal strike.
"I am very proud to have scored the first Arsenal goal at our new home," he said. "We were 1-0 down and it was a bit of a lift for us. Maybe we were a bit anxious to score and they made our job very, very hard."
The 29-year-old is making a habit of scoring late equalisers. After Doncaster and Bolton last season, this was his third in nine months.
"I do not know [why that happens]," he said. "I think maybe God chose me to do this kind of job!
"But I am very proud to help Arsenal over these last four years, and hope I can do more each day in training. In the end I just scored a goal, and it helped the team."
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Bangalore: More than 1900 detonators were recovered on Thursday by CISF from Kolar district of poll-bound Karnataka after a bus was intercepted along the state's border.
The seizure was made when a bus coming from Pummur in Andhra Pradesh was intercepted at Baipelly checkpost and two unattended bags were found inside the vehicle.
The CISF troops, deployed as part of poll duties in the state, immediately took the bus to Nilanjee police station where it was seized and 1,983 detonators were recovered, a senior official said.
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Silva Zamora Leads Georgia To Another Top-20 NCAA Finish
The No. 15-ranked Georgia women's golf finished, appropriately enough, in 15th place at the 2009 NCAA Championships at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mill, Md. The Bulldogs slipped one position on the leaderboard from the start of the final round.
"We struggled with the putter early, and we just couldn't seem to get it going," head coach Kelley Hester said. "I'm proud of them. They represented Georgia and themselves well. This is sort of where I thought we'd be. It would've been great if we could've moved past a few people, but 15th is good with a blue-collar group of golfers."
Senior Mallory Hetzel capped her collegiate career with an even-par 72 to lead Georgia.
"Mal played very well in her final collegiate round, and I was very pleased she was go able to got out with a strong effort," Hester said.
Overall, Marta Silva Zamora finished tied for 25th at 300, Hetzel finished tied for 48th at 305, Carolina Andrade finished tied for 75th at 312, Tess Fordham finished 118th at 329 and Leigh Crosby finished 123rd at 335.
Georgia failed on its attempt to record a 10th top-10 finish in the last dozen years. Still, the Bulldogs recorded their 25th top-20 performance in the last 31 years.
A record-breaking performance Georgia broke its school record for a 54-hole tournament score and wrapped up a wire-to-wire victory at the College of Charleston's Cougar Classic on Sept. 16.
The Bulldogs' 6-under 858 bested both the relation-to-par and gross score school records. The previous marks were 4-under at the 1999 Liz Murphey Collegiate and an 862 at the 2006 Stanford Intercollegiate.
Individually, Marta Silva Zamora finished third at 6-under 210, and Mallory Hetzel, the first- and second-round leader, placed fourth at 5-under 211. Silva's effort equaled the fifth-best relation-to-par performance in Georgia history, while Hetzel tied the ninth-best mark.
Silva Zamora captures SEC title Marta Silva Zamora earned individual medalist honors at the 2009 SEC Championship at Cobblestone Park Golf Club. She fired an even-par 71 in the final round to finish at 3-under 210 and secure a four-stroke victory.
With the win, Georgia has now produced eight SEC individual champions all time. That tally ties Florida for the most in conference history. All told, the Bulldogs have captured a league-leading 19 SEC titles in women's golf - 11 team championships in addition to the eight individual crowns.
Silva Zamora joined Shauna Estes and Reilley Rankin to become the third Bulldog freshmen to secure the SEC individual title.
"I came here to play like a normal tournament, and I just played very good," Silva Zamora said. "I wasn't playing with other girls who were close so I just went out thinking 'Play your game, do the best that you can and don't get nervous.' I couldn't control what the other girls were doing. I didn't even know what the other girls were doing."
Silva Zamora, Hetzel headline slew of honors post-season honors
Freshman Marta Silva Zamora and senior Mallory Hetzel led a plethora of accolades accumulated by Georgia golfers.
Most notably, both Silva Zamora and Hetzel were tabbed as All-Americans by both Golfweek and the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA). Silva Zamora was a third-team pick by Golfweek and an honorable mention selection of the NGCA, while Hetzel was an honorable mention choice of both.
In addition, Silva Zamora was tabbed the SEC Freshman of the Year. She and Hetzel also were named first-team All-SEC, while Carolina Andrade was tabbed second-team All-SEC and also was honored on the league's Community Service Team for women's golf.
Silva Zamora is Georgia's league-best eighth SEC Freshman of the Year honoree in women's golf. She joined Tina Paternostro (1989), Luciana Bemvenuti (1991), Vicki Goetze (1992), Erin O'Neil (1994), Shauna Estes (1997), Reilley Rankin (1998) and Taylor Leon (2006).
Hetzel was named All-SEC for the second time in her career. She was a second-team choice as a freshman in 2006.
Andrade was the only Georgia golfer to produce counting scores in all 31 rounds played during the 2008-09 campaign. Andrade, the team's representative on UGA's Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), was named to the Community Service team for the second consecutive year.
An emotional win for Hetzel
Mallory Hetzel shared medalist honors with teammate Marta Silva Zamora after birdieing three of the last five holes in the final round of the UNLV Spring Invitational on March 11.
The victory completed an extremely emotional six-day span for Hetzel. She traveled to Las Vegas a day after the unexpected death of her uncle, Patrick Hetzel, the younger brother of her father, Doug.
"Mallory played with a very heavy heart," Kelley Hester said. "The first thing she said when she won was that she wished her dad could have been here to see it. She dedicated the win to her uncle in the awards ceremony and I know it meant a lot to her to play well here in his honor."
Hetzel was playing in the group ahead of Silva Zamora, the first- and second-round leader, and battled down the stretch.
Hetzel moved into a tie after consecutive birdies at 14 and 15, but Silva Zamora birdied 15 moments later. Silva Zamora bogeyed 16 to fall back to a tie; however, she birdied 17 to regain an edge.
Hetzel knotted the score with a birdie at 18 before Silva Zamora's eight-foot birdie putt on the closing hole that would have secured an outright win lipped out.
Everyone gets a chance to play The surprise departure of Krystle Caithness in October left Georgia with only five scholarship golfers for the remainder of the 2008-09 campaign. The sophomore from St. Andrews, Scotland opted to return home and turn pro.
"Krystle has been a valuable member of our team and we will certainly miss her," Hester said. "We wish her the best as she returns home to pursue a professional career."
Caithness attended qualifying school for the Ladies European Tour (LET) in January and placed seventh overall.
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These cookies are decorated and flavored with fresh bee pollen, which is available at some farmers markets. It is soft and melts on the tongue, unlike the shelf-stable dried pollen available at health food stores.
A light dusting of cinnamon may be used instead, or you can serve the cookies with the plain lemon-cream cheese frosting. The frosting will remain soft, so this decorated cookie is not suitable for packing and shipping.
Servings: 14 cookies
- For the cookies
- 1 1/4 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Finely grated zest from 1 medium lemon (about 1 1/2 teaspoons)
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- For the frosting
- 2 ounces cream cheese (do not use low-fat or nonfat)
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon honey
- Fresh bee pollen, for garnish (see headnote)
For the cookies: Preheat to 350 degrees. Have ready 2 ungreased baking sheets.
Whisk together flour, baking soda, salt and lemon zest in a medium bowl.
Combine the butter and brown sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer or hand-held electric mixer. Beat on medium-high speed for several minutes, until the mixture is pale and fluffy. Add the egg, honey and vanilla extract, mixing well. Reduce the speed to low, then add the flour mixture in one or two additions, mixing just until combined. Do not overmix.
Drop 7 heaping tablespoons of dough, spaced 2 inches apart, on each baking sheet.
Bake the sheets one at a time for 12 to 14 minutes, until the cookies are golden. Let the cookies cool completely on the baking sheet. Repeat as needed to use all the dough.
While the cookies are cooling, make the frosting: Combine the cream cheese, butter, lemon juice and honey in the bowl of a stand mixer or hand-held electric mixer. Beat on high speed for 4 minutes to form an icing that is white and thickened.
Use a rounded or offset knife to frost the top of each cookie, then sprinkle with the bee pollen.
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These days it will cost you at least £600,000 to sit in a Clapham classroom. With their atriums and high windows, Victorian schools are fast taking over from pubs as the must-have conversion. But such buildings are also the perfect symbol of 21st-century London. On one hand they speak to the city's transformation into the global capital of aspiration, with a nod to the importance of our Victorian aesthetic.
Yet they also represent the two biggest threats to London's status: a property market that has become a global reserve currency for the one per cent; and a crippling shortage of primary school places, threatening both social cohesion and future competitiveness.
Lately, there has been much angst about the effects of rising house prices on London's cultural ecology. But it is the crisis in primary school places that is sure to wreak the greater havoc. After all, even the lucky families who own their homes will soon have to move if their children have no local schools to go to.
The statistics are chastening. By 2016, two-thirds of all English councils are expected to have more children than places. And the National Audit Office has warned that we need 240,000 extra primary school places by 2015. But the crisis is far more acute in London — where more than one-third of those places are needed. Nervous parents are already wondering not just whether they will get their first choice — but if they will get a school place at all.
The situation at Gascoigne Primary School in Barking, where 1,200 pupils are heroically taught in temporary classrooms on every inch of available space, could soon become the norm.
All of which makes the Education Secretary's complacency on this matter puzzling. Last month, Michael Gove told an audience in Birmingham that: "We haven't had what Labour predicted, which are problems with primary school places." With his trademark flip-flop, schools minister David Laws did yesterday finally admit that London's booming birth-rate was "a massive challenge for the department". But ministers are playing catch-up: in Croydon, Newham and Wandsworth there is already a places shortfall. Ministers' complacency is the product of an ideological conviction that the free market can solve all problems. This Government does not believe in planning — and the result is a terrible failure to co-ordinate extra classes across the capital.
The situation is all the more frustrating since when London's kids actually get into the classroom, they are learning like never before. Great teachers and a strategy of collaboration among schools have transformed the prospects of a generation. As Alan Milburn's recent report on social mobility put it, "concerted policy effort in the capital, including the London Challenge, and the efforts of high-quality school leaders and teachers, have made a difference. London is proving that deprivation need not be destiny".
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House leaders to Palestine: seek U.N. recognition, forget foreign aid
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The top Republican and Democrat foreign aid leaders in the House of Representatives are warning the Palestinian Authority (PA) that U.S. aid will be withheld if the Palestinians seek recognition of a Palestinian state at the United Nations in September.
"We write to reiterate our serious concerns about your intentions to pursue recognition of a Palestinian state at the United Nations," reads a July 11 letter sent to Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas by the leaders of the House Appropriations State and Foreign Operations subcommittee Kay Granger (R-TX) and Nita Lowey (D-NY), obtained by The Cable.
"It has been the longstanding belief of the United States government that the path to a true and lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis will come only as a result of direct negotiations. We write to reaffirm that belief and warn of the severe consequences of abandoning it."
The Obama administration has been clear that it doesn't support the Palestinian plan to seek a vote on statehood at the United Nations in September, but it so far hasn't spelled out any consequences for the Palestinians if they should choose to do so. Congress, on the other hand, is doing a lot to make those consequences known. On July 7, the House passed a resolution opposing the statehood plan by a 407-6 vote. The Senate passed the same resolution unanimously.
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The House plans to mark up its fiscal 2012 appropriations bill on July 27, and several foreign aid accounts are under scrutiny. And following the apparently fruitless meeting this week of the Quartet members here in Washington, the path back to direct negotiations remains unclear — a fact that will only further endanger U.S. assistance to the PA.
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"American assistance has always been predicated upon Palestinian leaders' commitment to resolve all outstanding issues through direct negotiations," the congresswomen wrote. "Current and future aid will be jeopardized if you abandon direct negotiations and continue your current efforts."


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Inflatable chair is one of the new furniture concept you should consider. It has some differences compared to the traditional chair. While the traditional chair is commonly made from heavy and solid materials and is intended for permanent installment, it is usually much lighter and is intended for more temporary installment.
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Easy to move/portable
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