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- 3 breakfast turkey sausage links, casings removed
- 1/4 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 4 fat-free flour tortillas (6 inches), warmed
- In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, salsa, chili powder, cumin and pepper; set aside.
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In an August 11 Washington Times column, Jeffrey Kuhner called President Obama "a campus radical" who is "inflicting severe, almost irreparable damage" on the country. Kuhner went on to call Obama "the most arrogant, self-absorbed and self-obsessed president in U.S. history." Additionally, Kuhner encouraged Americans to "forge a mass grassroots movement" in order to "[d]rive him from office." From Kuhner's column:
Mr. Obama, however, is a campus radical in the White House. He is inflicting severe, almost irreparable damage. His administration is so inept it can barely perform basic functions. Lifting the debt ceiling - something that was routine for presidents from Ronald Reagan to George W. Bush - was turned into a national nightmare, as Mr. Obamaplayed a game of brinkmanship. In the end, the borrowing limit was raised, the reckless spending spree continues, and more unsustainable debt has been saddled upon future generations. The president's demagoguery - his false warnings of a default, his threats to withhold Social Security checks, his inflammatory attacks on Tea Party Republicans - only served to unnerve global economic markets, fostering an atmosphere of immediate panic and crisis.
Mr. Obama is the most arrogant, self-absorbed and self-obsessed president in U.S. history. Nothing is ever his fault. He blames everyone and everything for America's economic woes - Tea Partyers, Wall Street, Japanese earthquakes, insurance executives, oil companies, millionaires and corporate jet owners. He lashes out at imaginary enemies without ever taking personal responsibility. In his mind, he is - and always will be - the Anointed One.
There is only one solution: Drive him from office. Americans should forge a mass grassroots movement demanding that Mr. Obama step down - immediately. Through bumper stickers, picket signs, posters, T-shirts and rallies, tens of millions of citizens should express the same message: Leave. It is highly unlikely he will step aside, but such a movement would cripple the president's authority and possibly blunt him from doing further harm. It also would puncture his boundless ego. A widespread manifestation of no confidence would break him - politically, morally and psychologically - in order to save America. Mr. Obama is out of his depth. He lacks the character, intelligence, skills and experience - the basic competence - to be the leader of the free world.
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In a dappled dash to the wire, Highland Cat held on to win the $35,000 Grey Ghost Handicap by three-quarters of a length on Friday night at the Meadowlands. Ridden by Jose Lezcano, Highland Cat covered the 1 1-16 miles in 1:38.48. Lightning Power rallied four-wide in the stretch to finish second, while it was three lengths back to Raynicks Fan in third. Highland Cat paid $8.20, $3.20 and $2.20. Lightning Power returned $3.00 and $2.20, while Raynicks Fan was worth $2.60 to show.
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Just some pics of my STi from our local fall meet. I have spent the last two months working on my car taking the entire car apart and repainting it. Let me know what you think and I will try to post up some more pics. I did not take the pics and I am not in any of them.
wow those pictures are hella small.
They did come out small I will try to fix that... FIXED
lol, I was about to say you need to wash your car and not take close ups of the dirt, until i realized it was a reflection of leaves :D nice
much better... car looks hella good. are you a painter by trade?
I work at a shop at night helping a friend...but I did all the work to this car.
I think I have a staring problem :o
Outstanding pictures and hella clean car. Nice work my friend.
Thanks for the positive feedback.!Thumbs Up When we pulled up at the meet I was there about 5 minutes and a tree limb fell and hit my roof and dented it leaving a quarter sized dent for me to fix.!Cry!:mad: I was mad..but I couldnt do anything about it. Everyone standing around my car knew I had just got done with it that morning and was absoluty speechless when it happened.
I'm jealous my friend....jealous. My car is stone chipped in the front and cleaning it helps...but, it makes me want to !Cry! seeing your front compared to mine. Nice work, I'll probably limp her through the winter and see about getting mine touched up or something in the spring.
Yeah my front bumper looked like it had been sand blasted before....Subaru paint is really crap and thin.
nice pics and props on the paint
BMW 2000 in WRB next!!!!!!
wow! that's really a hot car! gorgeous!
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Pinche Tacos needs a tamer title for its 16th Street Mall food cart -- and the incentives for the chosen name are huge
Kevin Morrison thought he was onto something when he created his new Mexican street food venture, but naming it "Pinche Tacos" -- "pinche" is Spanish slang roughly equivalent to the F-bomb -- hasn't exactly struck a positive chord with everybody.
The Downtown Denver Business Improvement District was so uncharmed, in fact, that it recently withdrew its earlier approval for Morrison to hawk his gourmet tacos, Sonoran hot dogs and other Mexican street fare on the 16th Street Mall pending the switch to a more G-rated name. "Some people can't take a pinche joke," deadpans the Pinche Tacos website.
Sarah Neumann, the district's public relations and communications manager, says the committee responsible for approving new vendors at first didn't realize what the word meant. When the committee responsible for approving new vendors recently revisited Morrison's application, she says, "a Spanish-speaking member ... noted that the name 'pinche' could be offensive to some."
"The committee looked into the matter, and learned that the slang definition of this word does not uphold the standards for commercial speech that we have set for the Mall," says Neumann.
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To make a potentially sour situation into an infinitely sweet one, Morrison decided to get family, friends and the community involved. From today until Friday, June 4, Morrison is seeking suggestions for a new name for his 16th Street cart via Pinche Tacos' Facebook page.
All you've gotta do is become a fan of Pinche Tacos and then start naming away. Morrison says he hopes to see people "like" and make comments on others' suggestions to get a feel for what people like and want.
Vote now, and vote often, because to enhance the fun, Morrison's turned the naming game into an all-out competition. Whoever pegs the winning name will get free weekly lunches for a year (!) or a $500 Pinche Tacos catering package, which Morrison says would involve having one of the carts come to your house or party and feed up to 30 people.
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It was almost two weeks before President Obama visited Louisiana to see the effects of the spill firsthand. When he arrived May 2, the White House already was being accused of being slow to respond. Already the specter of George W. Bush's tardiness in the Katrina disaster was shadowing his successor. Already there was talk of "Obama's Katrina."
The New York Times reported that day: "Mr. Obama had initially not planned to visit the region until later this week at the earliest, White House officials said Friday afternoon. But by late Friday night, with criticism mounting that the government's response was too slow, White House officials decided that the president needed to make the trip to the gulf on Sunday [May 2]."
Speaking in Venice, in southeast Louisiana, Obama called the spill a "potentially unprecedented environmental disaster" and went on to say, "It could jeopardize the livelihoods of thousands of Americans who call this place home."
Near the end of the month, on May 28, the president was back on the Gulf Coast in what The Washington Post called "part of a concerted White House effort to push back against critics who have called the administration's response lacking."
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Late last week the president made his third trip in response to the spreading oil that some experts warn could reach the Eastern Seaboard. The Voice of America reported that he blasted lease operator BP by saying: "They have got moral and legal obligations here in the Gulf for the damage that has been done and what I don't want to hear is when they are spending that kind of money on their shareholders, and spending that kind of money on TV advertising, that they are nickle and diming fishermen or small businesses here in the Gulf who are having a hard time."
The report quoted a Grand Isle woman as saying: "I think he is down here to help us. I really do."
Are these presidential visits political theater? To be sure. There is little done by American presidents that does not involved public relations and political calculation. Politicians have been self-serving creatures ever since some primitive man first supplemented force with argument to establish himself as a leader.
But presidential theater of the right kind is not without value. It is of huge worth especially in times of desperation, and especially in this cynical day. The people of the affected parts of the Gulf Coast are grieving for great losses and are in need of attention from the nation's leader. (No reader will be faulted for seeing a paternal image here.) Under these conditions, large groups should be assured that the federal government understands their fear and shares the soreness in their hearts.
All this comes at a point when Americans are intensely suspicious and distrustful of their leaders—at the local and state levels and in every branch of the federal government. The notion is that greed rules public life, and that political leaders understand only the Language of the Buck and the whispers of those who pour money into political coffers. Divisions between the leaders and the led are deep and wide. The "little guys" feel that officialdom has scant understanding of their problems and next to no empathy. Although such a sentiment is nothing new, public disdain for government, and those who inhabit it, seems to be extraordinarily common and passionate. Fuel for negativity continues to gush from the Wall Street fiasco, the banking collapse, the mortgage and housing crisis, the Great Recession and assorted scandals great and small. The ill-informed tea party movement is but one sign of anti-government fervor.
Amid such separation, amid such public demoralization and anxiety, it is the human duty of the president to be at the scenes of major disasters, at the earliest possible time, and to communicate to ailing masses that the central government cares and is acting to help them in their moment of crisis.
I won't get into the matter of whether Obama was late in making his first visit to the disaster area, but I will say that the May 2 trip was laudable. And that it's good he went again May 28. And that it's good he went still again Friday. If all these trips are symbolism, they are symbolism that reaches deep, all the way to the ties that hold us together as a people. If massive plumes of heavy oil in the Gulf cause ecological, economic and aesthetic ruin at Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and eventually the East Coast, the president should go to those places too. American cohesion demands such visits.
Of course, as Ruth Marcus says, presidential visits are not enough. Comforting words and promises must be matched with fast and strong actions. Obama must not allow BP to wriggle out of its responsibility to plug, as soon as possible, what the president has called the "damn hole" in the ocean floor. He must see that the company fulfills its promise to make whole all the areas and people damaged by this accident (not that that could ever be accomplished completely). He must ensure that the full knowledge and capabilities of the private and public spheres are brought to bear on the problem.
There are times for a president to be on the scene, looking appropriately grim and talking to scared people. Showy symbolism? Cool, as long as it's backed by genuine interest in healing and by unrelenting resolve to act with the ample force and resources of the government.
The drama in the Gulf threatens to have a long run, Mr. Obama. Quickly go wherever this calamity calls you. Strive to truly understand the public's plight and then speak freely of that understanding. Be unstinting in delivering help. And don't forget that many of the presidents who left the brightest legacies won their special places in history by serving both the physical and psychological needs of their people.
T.L. Caswell was on the editing staff of the Los Angeles Times for more than 25 years and now edits and writes for Truthdig.
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Determined to project both command and compassion, President Barack Obama is returning to the Louisiana coast for a fresh reality check on work to stanch the oil spewing into the Gulf of Mexico and the spiraling effects of the nation's worst environmental disaster. The president underscored his focus on the Gulf by abruptly canceling plans for a trip to Indonesia and Australia later this month.
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The budding ceramicists both completed degrees in fine arts, served in apprenticeship, and wanted to make a living doing what they loved. According to Noelle, in one year, the couple graduated, got married, started a family, and jumped into the professional art world.
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She says they were, understandably, "super bummed" about the situation, so they decided to watch The Nightmare Before Christmas to lift their spirits. Encouraged by the jack-o'-lanterns in the film, the couple started sculpting clay pumpkins without glazes or attachments.
Although the couple now glaze their pieces, and use a dark chocolate clay, which they say is "inspired by our love for dark chocolate," their pieces still reflect the feel of the attachment-free jack-o'lanterns.
Like those first pumpkins inspired by a classic stop-motion animation film, Eric and Noelle's new designs are motivated by the little details in daily life. "The world inspires me and humans intrigue me," says Noelle.
Eric says he's inspired by the material itself.
Once they have the design down, the couple focuses on reproducing it. Although each Bucket of Joy and Love and Comfy Nudge Mug is handcrafted and unique, the basic shape and style must be recreated.
"The more you do something the better and more efficent you get at doing it. We've been making many pots for quite sometime," Noelle explains. She says it's important for emerging designers to showcase their work. "Just get it out there and see what happens, and learn from whatever may happen."
Eric adds a bit of advice that, when executed, can prove both challenging and rewarding, "Create and keep creating."
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Lower oil and gas production caused the country's economic growth to come in lower than expected at 0.1 percent in April, according to Statistics Canada data released, matching March's rise but below the 0.2 percent forecast.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average e-mini futures were down 0.04 percent at 0845 ET, while S&P 500 e-mini futures were down 0.03 percent. Nasdaq 100 e-mini futures were up 0.07 percent.
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LOWELL, MA – In its first season of competition, the Merrimack men's outdoor track and field team placed ninth out of 11 teams at the Northeast-10 Championships over the weekend.
In all, Merrimack totaled 30 points for the championship, four behind Bentley for eighth place. Southern Connecticut won the title, with Stonehill second and AIC third.
Jesse Fowler (Lynn, MA) placed third in the 200 meters, earning six points for the Warriors and finished sixth in the 100 meters, scoring three points. Fowler also placed fifth in the triple jump in 12.9 meters, earning four points for a total of 13 points individually on the day.
The 4x100 relay team of Fowler, Ian Weaver (Brooklyn, CT), Ethan Weaver (Brooklyn, CT) and Peter Early (Ward Hill, MA) took third in 42.85, picking up another six points.
Harry Mullin (West Hartford, CT) finished sixth in the 3000 meter steeplechase in 10:40.77, while the 4x400 relay team of Ethan Weaver, Ian Weaver, Mullin and Brendan Mormile (West Haven, CT) was sixth in 3:35.43.
Ian Weaver and Early finished seventh and eighth respectively in the high jump, earning a combined total of three points. Anthony Baccini placed seventh in the triple jump for two points.
On day 1 of the Northeast-10 Championships, Fowler led the way for the men's outdoor track team, qualifying for the finals in the 100 meters. Fowler finished second in his heat in 11:29 to qualify for the finals, which will take place Saturday. Fowler was sixth overall in the 100 meters, with the top eight earning points in Saturday's final.
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The state of Colorado selected downtown Mancos as a candidate for Colorado Creative District designation last week.
The Mancos Valley Cultural District will receive funding, new signage, professional assistance, training and will participate in networking that will help develop creative industries and tourism.
The core downtown area of Mancos is designated as the official district and is one of seven in the state to be selected. It will remain a candidate and part of the state's incubator program for two years.
Representatives from the town of Mancos, the chamber of commerce, the arts council, the historical society and other groups all worked together to get the town into the program, said Rena Wilson, president of the Mancos Valley Chamber of Commerce and member of the steering committee that put in the application.
"It'll put Mancos on the map," she said.
The candidacy will help Mancos qualify for grants to fund public art, pocket parks among other improvements. The increased signage and promotion through the state will also encourage more tourists to stop in town, she said.
"There are so many possibilities that we didn't have before," she said.
The value of program benefits averaged $32,000 per creative district from 2012-2014, according to Colorado Creative Industries.
"The goal of this program is to help Colorado Creative Districts achieve the administrative structure, funding streams, community engagement process, strategic plan and staff structure that provide both opportunities to grow the creative economy," said Margaret Hunt, director of Colorado Creative Industries. She heads the office that runs the program.
The officials with the state did not say what set Mancos apart for designation, but they were very excited and positive during their visit, Wilson said.
"They were very impressed by the quality of the local artisans. Not just the fine artists like photographers and painters and jewelry-makers, but the folks making items such as western hats (Nathaniel's), saddle-making, blacksmiths, etc." Town Administrator Andrea Phillips said in an email.
As one of the first steps in the program, representatives will be sent to training in August.
The other newly selected candidates are Manitou Springs Arts Council Creative District, Crestone Creative District, Crested Butte Creative District, Downtown Fort Collins Creative District, Carbondale Historic Downtown Core and the Evergreen Creative District.


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Assessing Coronary Heart Disease in Multi-slice Spiral Computed Tomography Angiography Datasets using Post-process Segmentation and Direct Volume Rendering
Mueller, Daniel, Slaughter, Richard E., Maeder, Anthony J., & O'Shea, Peter J. (2006) Assessing Coronary Heart Disease in Multi-slice Spiral Computed Tomography Angiography Datasets using Post-process Segmentation and Direct Volume Rendering. In The Austrialasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine (ACPSEM) - Queensland Branch - Local Symposium, 8/05/2006, Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital Education Centre.
Introduction. Coronary heart disease is the primary cause of sudden death in Australia, and is predicted to become the single leading health problem for the world by 2020 [1]. This disease results from an accumulation of plaque (consisting of cholesterol, calcium, and other substances) on the interior surface of arteries supplying the heart. Multi-slice spiral computed tomography angiography (MS-CTA) is emerging as a non-invasive alternative to the current "gold-standard" -- catheter-based coronary angiography (CCA) [2]. To effectively employ MS-CTA as a diagnostic tool, cardiologists use a variety of post-processing software algorithms to measure the degree of artery blockage (known as stenosis). Currently a number of algorithms exist including: oblique sectioning, curved sectioning, thin-slab maximum intensity projection (MIP), and surface rendering [3].
Methods. Unfortunately the current algorithms are inherently limited for providing insight into the complex three dimensional nature of diseased coronary arteries. These limitations stem from the two dimensional nature of these methods and/or their inability to clearly distinguish the vessel lumen from calcification artefacts. This work proposes the combined use of vessel segmentation and direct volume rendering (DVR) as a post-processing technique for more easily assessing stenosis within MS-CTA datasets. We present an initial investigation into a tracking-based vessel segmentation algorithm, coupled with direct volume rendering for visualisation.
Results. A number of synthetic datasets were generated for the purpose of developing and verifying the tracking-based segmentation algorithm. Visual inspection of initial results from these synthetic datasets demonstrates the usefulness and potential of the proposed method. Further, we discuss a number of issues and present preliminary results for applying the segmentation method to real MS-CTA datasets.
Conclusions. An initial investigation was undertaken into the usefulness of assessing coronary heart disease by applying vessel segmentation and direct volume rendering. Preliminary results using both synthetic and real datasets were presented and discussed. This method shows potential for allowing cardiologists to more easily visualise the complex three dimensional nature of diseased arteries, as well as providing a means to assess the true vessel lumen in the presence of calcification artefacts.
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Sandman's Year End Picks: Top 5 Rock Songs of 2013
Overall it's been a banner year for rock. Newer acts have come along with some great music and established acts have returned to the scene with brilliant efforts as well. I play these songs every day on 103GBF, but my picks, while based on songs we've played, are not an indication of how successful the songs actually were on the charts. So, here are my top 5 rock songs of 2013 based on nothing but my own opinion. You're welcome to comment too with your faves.
#5 – Heaven's Basement "Fire, Fire"
This UK band scored a minor radio hit with this song from their album Filthy Empire. To me, this track has everything that's good about hard rock. We played it for a bit, but it never got any traction making it difficult to justify keeping it on the playlist. Personally I love it!
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#4 – Five Finger Death Punch F/Rob Halford "Lift Me Up"
True, the band's drummer Jeremy Spencer is from Boonville, but that's not why I like the band or their music. It's radio rock with a big crunch behind it. Ivan Moody is a great hard rock vocalist to begin with. Make things better by pairing him up with Judas Priest's Rob Halford and you've got a kickass song from the album The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell. This song cranks me up everytime I hear it!
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#3 – Korn "Never Never"
Hardcore Korn fans found this one a bit soft for their taste, but what many don't realize is as band members grow older and mature, so does their musical vision and their songwriting ability. Metallica was an example of that, and so is Korn. Their album The Paradigm Shift came out in October, marking the return of guitarist Brian "Head" Welch to the band's lineup. This song has a great hook, a lil dubstep break and great backing harmonies. Huge hit for this band that helped to found the nu-metal genre.
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#2 – Stone Sour "Tired"
Corey Taylor is a genius, simple as that. Stone Sour was his first band, then Slipknot. He now has both bands in the spotlight with Stone Sour having released two albums this year The House Of Gold And Bones Part I and II, and Slipknot looking poised to pop back up in 2014. "Tired" is the biggest gem on the two Stone Sour albums. Jim Root's guitar had a lot to do with that!
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#1 – Alice in Chains "Hollow"
At the beginning of this blog I mentioned 2013 saw some legendary bands make a huge return to the radio charts. Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains, all giants of the 90's grunge scene are the bands I was thinking of. My #1 of 2013 though comes from Alice In Chains. Their album The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here came out in May and in six months has spawned three big hits in "Stone", "Voices" and my #1 "Hollow"! That's my Top 5. What's Yours?
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Encanto Bishop Pays Tribute to Mandela in Sunday Sermon
Speaking from the pulpit, Bishop George McKinney's message was clear. "There was a transformation in his mind and in his spirit," he said.
McKinney had the opportunity to listen to Mandela twice. The first was at a church leadership summit, and the second was when he was invited by the South African government, which was a moment he will never forget. "Knowing that one was in the presence of greatness," said McKinney. "He was a man who was used by God to make peace."
On Sunday, as the world said goodbye to Mandela as he was laid to rest, McKinney paid tribute to him in his own way during his Sunday sermon.
"What happened in South Africa, what happened in Alabama, what's happening in southeast San Diego is happening all over the world," he said. "Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere."
Using examples from Mandela's life and struggles, he taught the congregation at Saint Stephen's about forgiving others and fighting for equality. It is a message that has inspired many to continue living as Mandela once did.


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A Muslim man arrested in Bolton and accused of involvement in bombings against Hindus in India two decades ago today lost a High Court battle against extradition from the UK.
Two judges in London rejected challenges brought by Hanif Mohammed Umerji Patel.
The Home Secretary ordered his extradition to India in June last year.
Patel, who is also known as Tiger Hanif, was arrested in Bolton, in February 2010 after an extradition request was received from the government of India.
Mr Justice Kenneth Parker, who dismissed Patel's case along with Lord Justice Moses, said he was "accused of being involved in two bombings which led to loss of life and extensive property damage" in Surat, Gujarat, in 1993.
The judge said: "The information provided in the request describes how, following an attack on a mosque in December 1992, internecine hostilities broke out between the Muslim and Hindu communities in Gujarat.
"The requesting state's case is that the appellant was part of a Muslim group which obtained explosives, guns and other weapons and then carried out revenge terrorist attacks on the Hindu community, including two explosions which resulted in loss of life, injury and damage."
The first explosion was in January 1993 in a market on the Varacha Road in Surat which killed an eight-year-old girl and "caused many injuries".
The second explosion was in April 1993 at Surat railway station and "caused many injuries and significant property damage".
He said: "The appellant is alleged to have been a principal conspirator in relation to these two bomb attacks, and to have been part of the Muslim group which acquired firearms and ammunition."
Part of the unsuccessful action brought by Patel was a challenge against the May 2012 decision of a district judge at Westminster Magistrates' Court - he rejected the grounds advanced in opposition of extradition and sent the request to the Home Secretary for her decision on whether he should be extradited.
Arguments put forward at the High Court by Patel, who is in his 50s, included claims that the continuing pursuit of extradition by the Government of India "for the purpose of an unviable prosecution" was an "abuse of the process of the court", that there was a real risk his trial would constitute a flagrant denial of justice and that there was "a real risk of torture" in the light of new evidence.
Dismissing the challenge against the decision of the district judge, Mr Justice Kenneth Parker said in relation to the torture ground that there was "nothing" in the further material relied upon by Patel that would "tend to undermine the conclusion reached by the district judge that the appellant has failed to provide substantial evidence that he would be at real risk of torture" if extradited.
The judge also ruled that Patel could not rely on the passage of time to avoid extradition.
He said: "There is nothing to suggest that the appellant is now no longer able to recall the events in question, or that the court in India would be unwilling or unable to consider the extent, if any, of any prejudice to the fairness of the criminal trial by reason of the passage of time."
Patel's action in relation to the decision of the Home Secretary also failed.


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There are zillions of dance styles! With so many to try there's bound to be one that's perfect for you. Whether by yourself, or busting some moves with your best friends - why not try them all out?
Ballet dancers seem to ignore the law of gravity as they float through the air in long slow leaps. They keep perfect balance while they spin like tops without becoming dizzy.
Ballet is a great way to tell a story or express a mood. Try drifting around like a princess, or stomping through the forest like an angry king. For a fun challenge try dancing on your tip-toes, or try leaping gracefully through the air as if you're a feather or leaf in the wind.
Don't worry about perfect positions, have fun with these beautiful ballet basics.
Every ballet movement and pose begins and ends with one of these positions. It's a good idea to hold on to the back of a chair or a banister when you're practising. Make sure you're nice and warmed-up before you start and be careful with socks and tights on slippery floors.
With just a bit of practice you'll be graceful as a gazelle!
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Create a scene when you step out onto the dancefloor with some simple ballroom moves. You can choose from the waltz, foxtrot and tango or go for some of the lively Latin dances - the samba, rumba or the cheeky cha-cha-cha.
Imagine yourself spinning under the spotlight when you try out these moves. It doesn't matter if you accidentally step on some toes, practice makes perfect!
You'll need 2 people for this dance.
Get those twinkle toes warmed-up before you get started. Then, stand straight with your feet together, facing each other. Support each other with one hand on the other's shoulder, and the other arm outstretched with the hands clasped together. One person will need to be the lead, and the other person follows.
The follower just mirrors the lead's moves, so when the lead steps forward, the other steps back and so on.
Try the foxtrot to any type of music, and most importantly have fun!
If you want a way to let out all the joy you feel about your favourite things, cheerleading is perfect! It's a dance style full of jumps, springs, and twists, and a chance to shout and sing too. You can do it solo, but it's much more fun to grab a gang of friends and make up your own moves. So if you've got attitude and are full of bounce - then bring it on!
Before you get into the team spirit make sure you've warmed up with some stretches, and you've got enough room to jump around. Clear lots of space around you, or go outside. As you make the moves, try calling out the letters of your favourite thing - for example D - I - V - E - R - S - I - T - Y!
Try these moves, and you'll have everyone cheering for you!
Shake it, spin it, and swing it all around - rock 'n' roll is all about being wild and free. It's a groovy dance that's easy to learn and full of life. Perfect for twirling around with a friend, or you can just boogie down by yourself with a few kicks and twists.
The beauty of rock 'n' roll is you don't have to worry too much about learning moves, just feel the rhythm and have some fun.
So, rock around the clock with these cool moves!
Before you start to swing make sure you've warmed up and there's plenty of room to twirl around.
Find a friend and start with feet together, facing each other and holding right hands.
Once you've got the hang of it, try turning out to the side as you kick and spinning your partner round.
Remember, there are no rules with rock 'n' roll, just have a good time!
There are so many cool moves to try in street dancing, from body popping, break dancing, or freestyle for those who want to do their own thing. Imagine yourself in a Michael Jackson video clip, and try to do the moon-walk - watch a great video tutorial to get started. Or get a some friends together and move around like robots in time to the music.
Funky beats are a favourite on the dancefloor, so bust a move!
Make sure you warm up before you start, and clear plenty of space around you.
Choose a single body part to start with. Most dancers begin with the arms.
Check out our Diversity dance tutorials for more street dance steps.
Tap dancing is brilliant, because as you heel-step and hop about you also get to make some great rhythms with those tapping toes. A good introduction to tap dancing is to watch a classic film like Singin' in the Rain, or the recent Happy Feet.
You don't need tap shoes, you can tap and shuffle your feet against a hard floor, so any shoe that makes a noise against the floor is fine.
Music with a good beat works best, but anything from jazz to pop music will work well. Don't turn up the music too loud though, you'll want to hear your feet tapping!
Here are some basic tap movements that can be put together to make a fun routine. Make sure you're warmed-up and there's plenty of room to move around:
You can even dress up these moves with a top hat - you'll feel like Fred Astaire!
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Henry Holt emigrated c1730 from Ireland with his new wife, Dorcas and her parents William and Jane Armstrong. This information is from Dorcas's obituary, however, it did not name either Henry or her parents, saying just, "with her husband and parents." A Mrs. Vashti Seaman, a descendant through their grandson, John Holt, gave data to the DAR suggesting that Henry came from Thames, England and was the son of Rowland Holt (and Priscilla Ballow) brother of Sir John Holt, Lord Chief Justice of the British Supreme Court, both sons of Sir Thomas Holt. There are two christening's recorded for the Henry Holt who is definitely of the the English family: Source, IGI Index c302, Event: Father: Rowland Holt, Mother, Lucretia, Christening 12 Oct 1701, Saint Botolph Without Aldersgate, London, England. #2: Event: Father. Rowland Holt, Mother, Presca or Persca, Christening, 12 Oct, 1701, Charterhouse Chapel, Finsbury, London, England. I have no explanation for the different names cited for the mother. There is no firm documentation linking our Henry to this Henry, but the circumstantial evidence is exceptionally strong.
Rowland, Henry's father, had Estates in both London and near Dublin, Ireland. The Armstrong family lived in County Monaghan, Ireland, so there was no more than 40 miles between them. And, as the story handed down through successive generation's goes, Dorcas was either working for the Holt family or living nearby when Henry and she married. Some believe they eloped. At least that story is extant within the family lore of their more modern descendants. Dorcas must have been both exceptionally beautiful and bright, as she could neither read nor write and Henry, wealthy and educated, had attended prestigious Cambridge University, and according to University records, matriculating there in 1720 at age nineteen. There is no record of his graduating, however.
Several family researchers, over the 280 years since their arrival in Colonial America, have made the statement that Henry was indeed an English gentleman. He is also supposed to have been a silversmith in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The first documentation I have of the family in America was the 27 September 1733 Christening of Henry's and Dorcas's son, Thomas, in the Episcopal Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As an interesting aside, Benjamin Franklin and his family were attending members of that church then. Franklin and wife are buried there.
Family lore indicates that, sometime between 1733 and 1735, Henry disappeared while on a business trip. There is no confirmation of that either. Another speculation is that Henry might have gotten tired of the frontier and looked for greener pastures elsewhere. It has also been speculated that he learned of his brother's death and realized that the home estate in England was now his and headed for England but his ship was lost at sea. Who knows. All we know is that in 1735, Dorcas was hauled into court in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and scolded for beating up a male who had beat up one of her female friends. Henry was not mentioned.The next documented incident in her life was her marriage to Arthur Buchanan, another Irish immigrant, in 1738 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.
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Henry and Dorcas Holt to America--1730
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JUst found this site. I am a member of the Dorcas Holt family. I have the research completed many years ago by a Holt in MIchigan on the Holt family. They were completed years old. I was born in Tyrone, PA and passed through Lewistown, PA many times and have visited her grave there and Buchanan's. She is very famous for drowning many deer in the Juniata River that runs in the area. From Kenneth Walter Holt firstname.lastname@example.com
Dorcas is related to my father's side of the Buchanan side. I would love to have more info on her.Delete
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Public Function ProcessCommand(CMD As String, frm As Object) As Integer Dim iniFile As New ClsIniFile Dim CommandName Dim DisableScreenName As String Dim i As Long iniFile.FileName = App.Path & "/settings.ini" iniFile.ApplicationKey = "SETTINGS" CommandName = Split(iniFile.GetValue("cmd", ""), " ") Select Case LCase(CMD) Case "testds" MsgBox "This is a test", vbOKOnly, "by pierrotm777" ProcessCommand = 2 End Select For i = 0 To UBound(CommandName(i)) - 1 If CMD = CommandName(i) Then CMD = "load;myskin.skin" ProcessCommand = 3 End If Next i End Function


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If you are looking for a Geelong website design company that you can trust, look no further. We are a small, friendly web design company that takes the time to understand your business website needs? All of our sites are technically sound, quick to load & ensure excellent experience that will convert visitors into customers. Download our website design comparison table to view the work we include in our websites.