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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:17am
STONY BROOK, N.Y. - For the second time in three years two America East student-athletes will share the conference's top honors, as Stony Brook senior Demmianne Cook and Albany senior Rachael Burek were named Co-Players of the Year at the annual awards reception held on Thursday on the campus of Stony Brook University, the site of the 2013 Women's Lacrosse Championship. There also was a tie in the Rookie of the Year voting as New Hampshire's Laura McHoul and Albany's Rachel Bowles share that honor, and Albany head coach John Battaglino earned Coach of the Year. The awards were decided in a vote by the league's seven head coaches who were not permitted to vote for their own players.
Cook, a two-time first-team all-conference midfielder, enters the championship leading the nation with a 4.75 goals per game average. The senior enters the America East Championship with 76 goals, the second-most goals in a single-season in league history and only 15 behind the all-time record. Cook has also been a major part in helping Stony Brook to the No. 1 national ranking in scoring defense, ranking third in the conference in caused turnovers per game (1.44), third in draw controls (4.81) and fifth in ground balls (2.00). In league play, Cook is the only player to total at-least five points in all six conference games and led the league with 27 goals.
Burek set a new America East record with 24 assists in six conference games and became the third Great Dane to earn Player of the Year honors. A native of Rensselaer, N.Y., Burek ranks second in the nation with 3.50 assists per game entering the championship. She has been the catalyst for an Albany offense that is second in the conference with 14.40 goals per game. The senior led the league in points per game with a 5.64 average, totaling 30 goals and 49 assists. The 49 assists are tied for the second most in conference history and is only 10 behind the all-time record.
Bowles is the first Great Dane to be named Rookie of the Year in program history after leading all freshmen with 33 goals in 14 games. A five-time Rookie of the Week selection, Bowles is fourth on the Great Danes with 35 points and second in goals scored. She started her career with a goal in her first eight games and has scored at-least once in 12 of her 14 games this season. Bowles has registered 10 mult-goal games.
McHoul is the first Wildcat since Cristina Covucci in 2004 to earn Rookie of the Year accolades. The freshman ranks third in the conference with 2.00 assists per game and ranks second on New Hampshire with 44 points (14 g, 30 a). McHoul had 14 assists in five conference games, which ranks second in the America East, while her 20 points were tied for fourth in conference play.
Battaglino earned his second Coach of the Year award in the last three years after leading Albany to an 11-4 overall record and a 5-1 mark in America East play. He has captained a Great Danes squad that has just two seniors to their fifth-straight appearance in the America East Championship and a two-win improvement from 2012.
Burek was joined on the first-team attack by Boston U. senior Danielle Etrasco, Stony Brook senior Janine Hilllier and Vermont junior Sydney Mas. Etrasco is second in the nation with 3.80 goals per game and earns her third-straight first team selection. Mas is also making her third first-team appearance, while Hillier earns her first all-conference nod. Cook headlines the group at midfield and is joined by albany senior Jess Antelmi, Binghamton senior Katherine Hunsberger and UMBC junior Kristen Bilney. The first-team defense features Albany junior Kathleen Lennon, UMBC senior Jamie Fahey, Stony Brook senior Melissa Rotante and Vermont junior Karlie MacKendrick. Stony Brook junior Frankie Caridi is the first team goalkeeper and is on-pace to set the record for lowest goals against average in a single season at 5.60.
The second team attack has a pair of Wildcats with sophomore Laura Puccia and senior Jenny Simpson to go with Stony Brook senior Claire Petersen and Vermont sophomore Jessica Roach. Albany junior Ariana Parker leads off the midifield and is joined by UMBC sophomore Alyssa Semones, Stony Brook sophomore Michelle Rubino and Vermont freshman Vanessa VanderZalm. The defense has two freshmen in Boston U.'s Jill Horka and Stony Brook's Alyssa Fleming to go with Vermont sophomore Taylor Pedersen and New Hampshire senior Casey Doyle. Vermont junior Charlotte Lyons is the second-team goalkeeper.
Four teams placed two players on the All-Rookie team including Albany, Binghamton, Boston U. and New Hampshire. The team is highlighted by Co-Rookies of the Year in Albany's Rachel Bowles and New Hampshire's Laura McHoul. Also included on the team is Albany midfielder Christine Johnson, Binghamton goalkeeper Erin McNulty and midfielder Allie Rodgers, Boston U. defender Jill Horka and midfielder Sofia Robins, New Hampshire attacker Nicole Grote, Stony Brook defender Alyssa Fleming and Vermont midfielder Vanessa VanderZalm.
In addition to the all-conference and major award winners, 13 student-athletes earned all-academic honors, led by four from New Hampshire including Jamie DePetris, Kayleigh Hinkle, Laura Puccia and Jenny Simpson. Albany was next with three selections including Jess Antelmi, Rachael Burek and Ariana Parker. Stony Brook had a pair honored in Kaitlyn Harrison and Jusyne Passarelli. Rounding out the team is Binghamton's Katherine Hunsberger, Boston U.'s Sydney Godett, UMBC's Jamie Fahey and Vermont's Jen Madsen.
First Team
Position Name Cl. School Hometown/High School/Previous School
Attack Danielle Etrasco Sr. Boston U. Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa
Attack Rachael Burek Sr. Albany Rensselaer, N.Y./Columbia
Attack Janine Hillier Sr. Stony Brook Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale/Florida
Attack Sydney Mas Jr. Vermont Bedford, N.Y./St. George's School (RI)
Midfield Jess Antelmi Sr. Albany Bridgeport, N.Y./Chittenango
Midfield Katherine Hunsberger Sr. Binghamton Cortland, N.Y./Cortland
Midfield Kristen Bilney Jr. UMBC Ellicott City, Md./Mt. Hebron
Midfield Demmianne Cook Sr. Stony Brook Nesconset, N.Y./Smithtown East/Adelphi
Defense Kathleen Lennon Jr. Albany Sea Cliff, N.Y./North Shore
Defense Jamie Fahey Sr. UMBC Baldwin, Md./Loch Raven
Defense Melissa Rotante Sr. Stony Brook Norwalk, Conn./Brien McMahon
Defense Karli MacKendrick Jr. Vermont Whitby, Ontario/Anderson C.V.I.
Goalkeeper Frankie Caridi Jr. Stony Brook East Northport, N.Y./Commack/Adelphi
Second Team
Attack Laura Puccia So. New Hampshire Fairport, N.Y./Fairport
Attack Jenny Simpson Sr. New Hampshire New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan
Attack Claire Petersen Sr. Stony Brook Wantagh, N.Y./Wantagh/AdelphiAttack
Attack Jessica Roach So. Vermont Scituate, Mass./Notre Dame Academy
Midfield Ariana Parker Jr. Albany Port Ewen, N.Y./Kingston
Midfield Alyssa Semones So. UMBC Westminster, Md./Westminster/Penn State
Midfield Michelle Rubino So. Stony Brook East Setauket, N.Y./Comsewogue
Midfield Vanessa VanderZalm Fr. Vermont Pelham, Ontario/Notre Dame College
Defense Jill Horka Fr. Boston U. Westborough, Mass./Westborough
Defense Casey Doyle Sr. New Hampshire Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock North
Defense Alyssa Fleming Fr. Stony Brook Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River
Defense Taylor Pedersen So. Vermont Nyack, N.Y./Ridgewood
Goalkeeper Charlotte Lyons Jr. Vermont Darien, Conn./St. Luke's
All-Rookie Team (regardless of position)
Attack Rachel Bowles Fr. Albany Cicero, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse
Midfield Christine Johnson Fr. Albany Reading, Mass./Reading
Goalkeeper Erin McNulty Fr. Binghamton Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem North
Midfield Allie Rodgers Fr. Binghamton Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin
Defense Jill Horka Fr. Boston U. Westborough, Mass./Westborough
Midfield Sofia Robins Fr. Boston U. Stevenson, Md./McDonogh School
Attack Nicole Grote Fr. New Hampshire Ellicott City, Md./Marriotts Ridge
Attack Laura McHoul Fr. New Hampshire Westwood, Mass./Westwood
Defense Alyssa Fleming Fr. Stony Brook Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River
Midfield Vanessa VanderZalm Fr. Vermont Pelham, Ontario/Notre Dame College
All-Academic Team
Jess Antelmi Sr. Albany 3.31 Mathematics
Rachael Burek Sr. Albany 3.54 Business Administration
Ariana Parker Sr. Albany 3.32 Psychology
Katherine Hunsberger Sr. Binghamton 3.65 Integrated Neuroscience
Sydney Godett Jr. Boston U. 3.67 Communication
Jamie Fahey Sr. UMBC 3.32 Psychology
Jamie DePetris Jr. New Hampshire 3.91 Finance
Kayleigh Hinkle So. New Hampshire 3.47 Communication
Laura Puccia So. New Hampshire 3.63 Neuroscience
Jenny Simpson Sr. New Hampshire 3.56 Sport studies
Kaitlyn Harrison Sr. Stony Brook 3.32 Health Science
Justyne Passarelli Sr. Stony Brook 3.52 Health Sciences
Jen Madsen Sr. Vermont 3.77 Statistics
*13 members due to a tie in voting
Co-Rookies of the Year: Rachel Bowles, Albany; Laura McHoul, New Hamsphire
Co-Players of the Year: Demmianne Cook, Stony Brook; Rachael Burek, Albany
Coach of the Year: John Battaglino, Albany


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A South Jeffco man arrested after he barricaded himself inside his foreclosed home in November was sentenced Dec. 17 to six months in jail on an unrelated charge stemming from an alleged peeping-tom incident.
David Rothe pleaded not guilty to the original peeping-tom charges, including an attempted count, which allegedly occurred in 2009. He was acquitted in August on all counts but convicted on a lesser charge regarding the attempted-peeping-tom allegation.
Elves, a gingerbread man and a small family of Dalmatian puppies inhabit South Jeffco resident Bernita Behounek's yard every year between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.
The festive group of hand-painted wooden figures is a 25-year tradition at her home, one that along with thousands of twinkling Christmas lights reliably draws a steady flow of onlookers in the days leading up to Dec. 25.
Students in Dakota Ridge High School teacher Jenny Lippiat's market class were grasping desperately for an idea.
Nearly halfway through the semester in Sports and Entertainment Marketing, the class of 18 needed a platform to showcase their event-planning skills. A previous attempt to organize a disc-golf tournament fell flat, and the students were at a loss for how to make the most of a challenging class.
Then came a bit of relative stardom for senior Graham Stookey, a singer-songwriter whose YouTube video garnered more than 200,000 hits.
"This is a quarter of a billion dollars in stimulus we can't pass up," exalted County Commissioner Kevin McCasky in a story last week. "It's going to be a great Christmas."
Commissioner McCasky clearly has caught the holiday spirit and envisions a joyous Noel at the Taj Mahal. In fact, he's even provided the snow job.
Jeffco school board member Laura Boggs was censured by the board Dec. 16, the first time such an action has been taken in district history.
The censure, on a unanimous vote, came after board members characterized Boggs' behavior as erratic, disrespectful and inconsistent. District Superintendent Cindy Stevenson accused Boggs of "attacking the school district that she was elected to protect" during a conversation between the two.
A South Jeffco man was killed in a single-car accident early Monday on South Kipling Parkway near U.S. 285, closing the road for several hours as emergency workers cleared the scene.
Alamo Onak, 37, was headed south on Kipling when his SUV struck a median, a Lakewood police spokesman said. The vehicle went through the intersection at West Girton Drive, eventually colliding with a street lamp.
Onak, the only occupant of the vehicle, was pronounced dead at the scene.
LAKEWOOD — To say Columbine's boys basketball game at Lakewood was just another game on the schedule would be a gross understatement.
That's because it marked the return of Rebels head coach Clay Thielking to his old stomping grounds as he brought his new team in to Lakewood High School to face the team he coached last year
Taylor Markowski couldn't put his finger on one specific thing. The Dakota Ridge junior captain had no answers for the Eagles' play in an 8-0 loss to Standley Lake on Dec. 17 at Edge Ice Arena in the team's Foothills Conference opener.
"I don't really know. We just weren't playing good position. We weren't working the puck around well," Markowski said. "… We weren't having good chemistry. Our lines weren't working well together."
LOVELAND — What do you get when you invite almost 30 swim and dive teams from all over Colorado? You get an amazing showing of swimming and diving talent.
The CHSSCA Girls CO Invite was held at Mountain View Aquatic Center on Dec. 18. The Invite showcased swimming and diving talent from both 5A and 4A schools.
"I thought the competition was excellent today," Chatfield's head coach Ron Johns said.
Three blind Littleton residents were hit by a car Nov. 17 when a driver lost control of her vehicle, killing one man and seriously injuring two women as they waited for a bus.
David Alan Nanney, 47, died at Littleton Adventist Hospital from injuries suffered in the accident, which occurred shortly after 7:30 a.m. near West Mineral Avenue and South Utica Drive. Nanney and the two women were on their way to a Christmas party at the Colorado Center for the Blind; all were students at the school.
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Helena Bonham Carter Springs Into Action
Goth-tastic Helena Bonham Carter and her Johnny Depp-prone husband Tim Burton were snapped walking in London.
Or rather, Tim was walking. Helena was pogo-ing on her Z Coil shoes. Who knows—maybe the English thespian is suffering from foot pain?
Or perhaps she and Burton just get up to some freaky jazz, and she forgot to take off all the naughtywear before leaving the house.
Anyway, the black-clad couple were on
their way to pick up their son Billy Ray from school. That kid just oughtta be happy mom and dad didn't look like this again.


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Onyx in a big bowl 2002 Ser Jacopo Delecta Fatta A Mano R1 sandblast Rhodesian.
Onyx in a big bowl 2002 Ser Jacopo Delecta Fatta A Mano R1 sandblast Rhodesian.
Petersons Sherlock Holmes in a Savinelli Spring Bent Bulldog. (Im loving the Sherlock!)
1Q in an Edwards coachman
GL Pease Lombard in a GBD straight pot
Angler's Dream in a smooth 1998 Parker 489 three quarter bend Billiard.
Peterson's Irish Oak in a Peterson 302.
H&H Mohawk River in a 1979 rusticated medium bend Italian Sir Jeffrey Dublin.
Pembroke in a Venini 1/4 bent billiard.
The last smoke of the evening/morning is Old Companion in a three quarter bend big bowl grain relief 1970s Savinelli Autograph 5.
Bedtime smoke : SG Grousemoor in a fresh new MM Original Cob
Happy Friday,
GH Brown Flake, in a Radice.
A 5100/Latakia mixture in a blasted full bent for the TGIF smoke.
Black House, in a Preben Holm Fancy Celebration
Old Companion in a medium bend 2002 MM Diplomat cob.
Nitecap in a Dave Neeb Cherrywood with Mimo Briar. The old cajun
John Patton Virginia Squire in a black 1997 Brebbia Jubilee 925 silver banded grain sandblast briar calabash.
McClelland Christmas Cheer 2008 in my Peterson Grafton 999 Rhodesian.
Escudo in a Grand Duke with coffee. Eggs and bacon. Plotting my next move.
Sextant in a Pioneer black meer.
PS LNF in a meer
Piper's Pleasure in a Storient
Northwoods in a no-name big bent saddle bit billiard...MMmmmm
McC. "Blue Mountain" in a Tom Eltang's sandblast Eskimo from "The Danish Pipe Shop".
Mac B Vanilla Flake in a MM Cob.
Beacon Extra in a cob
GL Pease Meridian in a MM corncob "General" with Walker's forever stem.
Current tinned version of Three Nuns in a 2002 black short shank grain relief straight Caminetto 6.L.17.
Escudo in a Stanwell 242
Vintage 1945 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed in an old grain relief, partly smooth full bend "V" shape bowl Ben Wade Prominence freehand with the letter A and the numeral 2 in circles.
Troost Special Cavenish after lunch today, in an Astley dublin.
1947 Sir Walter Raleigh in a beater 1979 Aalborg natural freehand made by Nording.
Stave-aged Virginia 35 in a Nording Signature.
SG Skiff Mixture in a Comoy's Blue Riband, pot ( #126 B) , from the 60's.
Cairo in a cob
Just finished a bowl of Solani 633 in a Rad Davis Billiard.
Currently smoking Wessex Brown Virginia Flake in a Rad Davis Lovat.
sutliff private stock blend no 5 in a Cellini calabash
yenigje highlander in a meer
Peretti Royal in an Il Ceppo Dublin.
Stonehaven in a smooth 2002 medium bend flame grain Rinaldo Collection Silver Line 10 Egea 03 Titania.
On to my favorite Haddo's. In a Bjarne Nielsen tomato.
1391 flake in a stanwell bent Dublin
HH MV after dinner tonight, in an old Savinelli twin-bore billiard.
BlackHouse in my Storient Lattice meer...
Mac Baren HH Old Dark Fired in a Rad Davis Dublin.
Uhle's 00 in a medium bend straight grain 2000 Winslow C silver spigot.
P&W Nut Brown Burley in a 1983 medium bend, mostly smooth, bottom rusticated Butz-Choquin Maitre Pipier 3 Fait Main. This is the first time I have smoked this and I must say it's one of the best Burley blends I've ever tasted.
McClelland Navy Cavendish in a mid-70s slight bend black sandblasted English Rustic 120 billiard.
Haunted Bookshop in a straight 2012 MM Pony Express cob. To be followed by Burley Flake #3 in a 1990 Peterson Irish Second Oom Paul natural.
GL Pease Piccadilly in a GBD poker .
Good Morning,
Krumble Kake, in a Squatch.
1Q in a Sav 606
C&D's Epiphany in a MM Fifth Ave.
Chrstmas Cookie in a meer, trying to get it gone.
Rattray's Hal O'The Wynd in a Ser Jacopo Picta Van Gogh hawkbill.
Baked Erinmore in a Large Bent Coral Tinsky. The old cajun
Morning. Peter Heinrich Special Curly in a bent apple. Coffee.
Getting ready to take baby girl to gymnastics.
McCellands Navy Cavendish
McC. 3 Oaks Syrian in a Dunhill. bruyère, brandy shape ( #5201) , saddle stem (1989).
A rubbed out, broken flake kind of morning. Previously, Fillmore in a Baraccini prince. Currently, Beacon Extra in a Capri prince.
H&H "Black House" in a Dunhill. cumberland ( # 4110) Crosby ( 2010).
Erinmore Flake in a Beraldi.
Black House in a Doc Grabow Royalton
Cairo in a Peterson Shannon billiard.
CH in a pot
SG Sam's Flake in a Pete Tankard
Current Three Nuns tinned version in a 2003 medium bent straight grain Ardor Venere Extra signed by Dorelio Rovera.
PS Luxury Navy Flake in a Aldo Velani Apple.
Butternut Burley in a Grabow 1812 Freedom
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|Jury sentences Walters to 32 years in prison
|Faith Huffman | News-Telegram News Editor
Oct. 16, 2004 -- John Arlin Walters was sentenced Friday to serve 32 years in prison for the fatal shooting of his brother in January.
A Hopkins County jury reached the sentence shortly after 8:30 p.m. Friday following more than three hours of deliberation.
During the punishment phase of the trial, family and friends of both the defendant and the victim, Russell Lowell Walters Jr., testified to their general character and their opinions as to what kind of sentence John Walters should receive.
Defense attorneys called several witnesses who all testified that they knew the defendant to be a law-abiding man, known for walking away from conflict, especially with his brother, and no known history of violence.
Prosecutors called Joanna Day, who testified that she was afraid of her ex-husband, John Walters, who had frequently emotionally and psychologically abused her during their marriage and whom she divorced due to his violence.
"Yes, he got angry with me. All the time he was angry with me. he was mad at little things. He didn't like me to question what he did, where he was," Day testified.
She also stated that John Walters took his anger out on her by pinching her arm so hard it left a bruise the size of a baseball on one occasion. She also testified to instances in which Walters pulled the hair out of her head; woke her up burning her head with a cigarette lighter after finding a package of cigarettes in her purse; knocking her on the bed and "choked met'til I was almost unconscious," then striking her on the side of the head. She also said that on one instance the defendant was abusive toward her son.
After admitting she didn't want to even be at the trial because she was so afraid of John Walters, she asked the jury to send him to prison so he could not be released on probation and be free on the streets.
Walters' son and two daughters -- Jason Walters, Julie Erhardt and Jamie Lennon -- all testified that the defendant was moody and on medication, and that none of them had ever seen their father exhibit any signs of violence or abuse toward their former stepmother.
John Walters' current wife, Ellen Marie Walters, testified that not only had she never witnessed her husband exhibit violence toward her or anyone else, but that he "doesn't use degrading language. He never has."
"He loved me when I didn't love myself," Ellen said. "He loved [her daughter from a previous marriage] like his own child. He loved all my children. My children love him. He's the father they never had. ... I understand probation. I know what it is. I ask you give it."
When asked if her point in testifying was to ask the jury to give her father probation instead of a prison sentence, a very emotional Jamie Lennon said, "Please yes, I would beg you please."
When the punishment verdict was read, the defense counsel had the jury polled by name, during which all 9 women and three men on the jury affirmed the sentence was their decision.
Defense attorneys Scappy Holmes and David Moore agreed to stay on the case to begin working on an application for an appeal to the court's decision.
"I hope you die in prison a sad and lonely death. That you are not comforted by your family. You took a life and there's no reason," Russell Walters' daughter Russann Dean told her uncle following the verdict.
"My pappy was the greatest man I've ever known," the victim's granddaughter Jordan Fout said to her great-uncle. "He was always there for me, he taught me more in life than anyone else. He wanted me to be a successful woman, and now he'll never see. All I have left left of my pappy are memories."
Russell's daughter Renee Allen called her uncle a "coward" for shooting his own brother in the back.
"I'll never get over the way I lost him," Allen said. "It broke my heart not to be able to tell him goodbye to give him a hug and tell him I love him one last time. He had to die with strangers. ... I hope you never have a day of freedom the rest of your life. Your parents would be ashamed. Granddaddy [Walters] was so proud of the Walters name. You shamed it. You made the last months of your mother's life a nightmare."
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Another crash:

While only having KDE available, and using KDE, I opened the control panel. On a whim, I tried the DE/WM switcher. It allowed me to choose Gnome, but this dimmed the icons in the panel then eventually caused the control panel to crash.

If a DE/WM is *not* installed, it should not be visible as an option, or display a message "this DE/WM is not installed", or even just display the dimmed-out panel items for that unavailable DE/WM.

It seems like a bug :( DE chooser should not be visible if only one DE is installed. And of course if Gnome is not installed it should not be listed in chooser. ĀI'll try to fix it ASAP. Thanks for report.

PS Sorry for long silence. ĀI was on vacation.

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Gazpacho Shooters
Joe Vitale adds apple cider vinegar to his garlicky, jalapeño–flecked gazpacho as a nod to Napa history. He explains that Napa was planted with apple trees, as well as peach and plum trees, before anyone thought to grow wine grapes.
Slideshow: More Cold Soups
- Total Time:
- Servings: 12
- 2 1/2 pounds Brandywine or other flavorful beefsteak tomatoes
- 1 garlic clove, smashed
- 1/2 small jalapeño, seeded
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1/2 small red onion, finely diced
- 1 large celery rib, finely diced
- 1/2 medium European cucumber—peeled, seeded and finely diced
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for drizzling
How to make this recipe
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, fill a large bowl with ice water. Using a sharp knife, make a shallow X in the bottom of each tomato. Add the tomatoes to the boiling water and blanch just until the skins begin to pull away, about 20 seconds. Using a slotted spoon, immediately transfer the tomatoes to the ice water. Drain and peel the tomatoes.
Halve the tomatoes crosswise. Squeeze the seeds into a sieve set over a bowl. Press on the seeds to extract the juice; discard the seeds. Cut the tomatoes into large chunks. In a food processor or blender, puree the tomatoes with 1/2 cup of the strained juice. Add the garlic, jalapeño, vinegar and half each of the diced red onion, celery and cucumber and process until smooth. Transfer the gazpacho to a bowl. Stir in the remaining diced red onion, celery and cucumber and season with salt and pepper. Pour into small glasses, drizzle with olive oil and serve.
Make Ahead
The gazpacho can be refrigerated overnight.
One Serving 22 Calories, 1 gm Total Fat, 0.2 gm Saturated Fat, 3 gm Carbohydrate, 0.5 gm Fiber.


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Download IM Fell Double Pica SC Font by Igino Marini
About IM Fell Double Pica SC
Creator: Igino Marini
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STANLEY MORISON, in his "THE ROMAN ITALIC & BLACK LETTER bequeathed to the University of Oxford by Dr. JOHN FELL" (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1951), began this way the description of the FELL TYPES: "The Oxford Printing house holds the oldest punches and matrices surviving in England, material not only treasured but used; types cast therefrom being employed for the composition of books and other printed matter."
It's essentially the inheritance of the will of John Fell, D.D. who died on 10 July 1686, aged 61, Bishop of Oxford and Dean of Christ Church. Since 1668 he spent his life creating a 'learned press' in Oxford, endowed with invaluable equipment, setting a high standard for the future of his publishing.
He wrote: "The foundation of all successe must be layd in doing things well, and I am sure that will not be don with English letters" (to Jenkins, 2 Dec. 1672). So he collectected types available in the foreign market: mainly France, Holland and Germany. Fell decided to develop types in its own 'workhouse' too.
Peter De Walpergen became his personal type-founder. Says Harry Carter in "THE FELL TYPES. What has been done in and about them" (Oxford University Press, New York, 1968): "He was born at Frankfurt am Main, descended from a Protestant refugee from Antwerp. He was engaged by the Dutch East India Company in 1671 to work as a type-founder and printer in Java. The comparative crudity of his letter design makes it seems unlikely that he had been trained to cut punches."
John Fell entrusted him with the cut of the larger bodies: Great Primer Roman and Italic; Double Pica Roman and Italic; French Canon Roman and Italic; Three Lines Pica Roman. De Walpergen cut other types and letters for existing types to be harmonized with the larger bodies. Commented Morison: "The design of these large Fell Types is difficult to characterize and impossible wholly to approve. It has some affinity with the Dutch work of the second half of the seventeenth century, especially with the bigger size of type shown in the Widow Elsevier's specimen-sheet of types attributed to Christoffel van Dyck; but De Walpergen went much further in the contrasting weight of thick and thin strokes and his design has crudities about it of which Van Dyck would not have been capable."
In 1686 John Fell died. In his "will" he bequeathed the entire collection of type to the University of Oxford. Remembers Morison: "This entire collection of 'founding Materialls of Punchions Matrices Moulds' was 'got together' by John Fell 'and others at great expense'. Fell's instructions that they 'be carefully kept together' by his executors were duly observed. The Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Oxford honourably played their part in sustaining the interests of 'learning and printing' and thus the collection was not dissipated but manteined entire."
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"Tessa Taylor arrives in 1870s Upper Peninsula, Michigan, planning to serve as a new teacher to the town. Much to her dismay, however, she immediately learns that there was a mistake, that the town had requested a male teacher. Percival Updegraff, superintendent and chief mine clerk, says she can stay through winter since they won't be able to locate a new teacher before then, and Tessa can't help but say she is in his debt. Little does she know that Percival will indeed keep track of all that she owes him. Determined to become indispensable, Tessa throws herself into teaching, and soon the children of the widowed lighthouse keeper have decided she's the right match for their grieving father. Their uncle and assistant light keeper, Alex Bjorklund, has his own feelings for Tessa. As the two brothers begin competing for her hand, Tessa increasingly feels that someone is tracking her every move, and she may not be able to escape the trap that has been laid for her."
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The training camp battles on defense are over after defensive coordinator Vic Fangio defined a pair of key roles Thursday ahead of Sunday's season opener against the Cowboys.
Fangio confirmed Michael Wilhoite will be starting in place of the injured NaVorro Bowman, who will begin the season on the reserve/physically unable to perform list missing at least the first six games while recovering from ACL and MCL tears in his left knee. First-round pick Jimmie Ward will be the team's nickel corner, likely to play more than half the defensive snaps while teams have three receivers on the field.
Wilhoite earned the job over third-round pick Chris Borland, who had a good showing in the preseason, but didn't do enough to overtake Wilhoite and his experience.
In 2013, Wilhoite replaced Willis with the first-team defense in training camp and two games early in the season while Willis recovered from a broken hand and groin injuries. Wilhoite will play the Jack, although that inside linebacker position is interchangeable with the Mike, which will be handled by Willis. Bowman played Mike last season.
"(Willis and Wilhoite) have a good working relationship," Fangio said. "When Mike did play last year it was for Patrick. So he's never been in a real game with Pat...They hadn't had a lot of history together in games but on the practice field they obviously do."
Ward has been taking the majority of snaps at nickel with the first team since the start of training camp. Although Fangio never confirmed the news prior to Thursday, it comes as little surprise the former safety at Northern Illinois was given the job. There was a vacancy left by Carlos Rogers when he was released by the team in the spring saving more than $6 million in salary cap space.
Fangio also confirmed his starting corners will be Chris Culliver and Tramaine Brock, giving the team four new faces in the secondary from last season. Tarell Brown and Rogers were the starters in 2013, while Nnamdi Asomugha subbed in to play the outside in nickel situations. Strong safety Antoine Bethea is poised to make his 49ers debut in place of Donte Whitner.
"Hopefully they'll be able to play as good as those guys did and hopefully a little bit better," Fangio said. "Two guys (Culliver and Brock) we've talked about before have played a lot of football for us over the last three years.
"So it's not like they're rookies or new guys out there. They've all played a lot. We're confident in both those guys and we'll see where they take us."
On the offensive side, coordinator Greg Roman was noncommittal about the right side of his offensive line, which has been in flux leading up to the opener. Anthony Davis was absent from practice Thursday working out in the weight room after sustaining a hamstring injury since returning to the field prior to the third preseason game. He missed all of the offseason program and most of training camp while recovering from shoulder surgery.
Right guard Alex Boone returned from his holdout this week, but Roman was undecided if he would play after missing all of training camp.
"He missed some time but looks good. I think he's jumped back into the offense. We cut way back on some stuff so the stuff we're doing is pretty manageable for him," Roman said.
"We just got to see, evaluate it and make the best decision at the appropriate time. To sit here and say 'Hey, we're going to do this and do that,' without all the information is not very prudent. When a player rejoins us we have to consider where he is physically as well as fundamentally and see where that goes at the appropriate time. Anything else would be probably unadvisable."
Defensive lineman Ray McDonald was late to the practice field for the second-straight day this week for reasons unknown. McDonald was arrested for alleged domestic violence over the weekend and his status for Sunday's season opener remains up in the air, and highly debated.
Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday he would let the facts of the situation make his decision on wether or not to play McDonald against the Cowboys.
"There's two very strong principles at play. Number one is, we will not tolerate domestic violence and the second principle is the respect for due process," Harbaugh said.
"It's something we all know, we all live in America, we all understand that sometimes that patience is required when it comes to due process. But I think we all owe that. We all owe that to everybody that's involved, is the respect for due process, in my opinion."
Fangio said a potential contingency plan to replace McDonald is in place, and would likely consist of mixing and matching players along the defensive line based on the situation and the offense's personnel.
Tony Jerod-Eddie played in McDonald's place last year while he was dealing with ankle and a biceps injuries. The team also has Demarcus Dobbs, Quinton Dial and Tank Carradine at its disposal.
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Girls Trip
Screenwriters Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver know how to get the party started and keep it lively.
Screenwriters Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver know how to get the party started and keep it lively.
It's a film filled with humor, charm, excitement and so many memorable images that many viewers will find themselves struggling to keep from blinking so…
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
An article about Roger Ebert's induction into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame slated for August 19th.
An article about the exciting Chicago Public Library Foundation's Summer Learning Challenge to prevent brain drain, and an appeal to donate to the program.
An article about Roger Ebert's induction into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame slated for August 19th.
Wednesday, July 18, is the 20th anniversary of our marriage. How can I begin to tell you about Chaz? She fills my horizon, she is…
Far flung correspondent Seongyong Cho celebrates one of the best South Korean films from last year, "The World of Us."
PBS' American Masters has a special four-hours for foodies, with docs on James Beard, Jacques Pepin, Alice Waters and Julia Child.
On three of the best films from this year's Fantasia Festival in Montreal.
A review of the new drama series "Ozark," now streaming on Netflix.
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
Celebrating a lasting beauty of French cinema on her 100th birthday.
Just a glimpse at the massive program for this year's Chicago International Film Festival, running from October 13 - 27.
A news brief on Saturday's Ebert Tribute event, which celebrated director Agnès Varda.
Reflections on the women-directed films released over the course of the 25th anniversary of Sony Pictures Classics.
Roger's Favorites: Agnès Varda in honor of her Ebert Tribute with Cameron Bailey at the Toronto International Film Festival, September 10, 2016
The latest and greatest on Blu-ray and DVD, including Room, The Big Short, Carol, and many more.
A review of "Agnès Varda in California," the new box set from Criterion and Eclipse.
Agnès Varda will receive an honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes 2015.
A holiday gift guide compiling RogerEbert.com's reviews of Blu-ray/DVD releases and boxed sets and a few more books from 2014.
An interview with Damien Chazelle, writer/director of "Whiplash".
A piece on the best releases new to streaming services and Blu-ray in the last two weeks, including "Noah," "Scanners," and "Life After Beth."
A ranking of the ten best winners of the Palme d'Or before 2014 adds a new film to the exclusive club.
Walter Biggins defends Armond White, the City Arts critic and editor who was recently expelled by the New York Film Critics Circle, as a provocative but necessary voice in movie criticism.
In France, the afternoon hours from five to seven are known as the hours when lovers meet. On this afternoon, nothing could be further from Cleo's mind than sex. She is counting out the minutes until she learns the results from tests she believes will tell her she is dying from cancer. Agnes Varda's "Cleo from 5 to 7" is 90 minutes long, but its clock seems to tick along with Cleo's.
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Cannes has become hot and uncomfortably muggy in a way that has me thinking longingly of the blankets and socks of earlier in the week. As the festival closes in on the final days, I'm hoping for some big excitement on the screen.
When the stiff, futuristic Brandon Cronenberg film "Antiviral" played a few days ago, it gave me cause to look forward even more to today's premiere of "Cosmopolis" by his father David Cronenberg, anticipating that the contrast between generations would also point up the difference between a wannabe and a seasoned master. Boy, was I wrong. I'm sorry to say that they're both among the worst films I've seen here this year. I've never been this disappointed in a David Cronenberg film.
"Cosmopolis" opens with a shot of a row of white stretch limos parked on a city street. The interior of one of them will become a primary location in this film, functioning as the office away from the office for mega-millionaire money manager Eric Packer (Robert Pattinson), an arrogant and powerful 28-year-old. Seemingly inspired by the Occupy movement in the U. S., the story is set in New York in the near future (although what we see of the urban landscape never looks like anything but Toronto; even the CN Tower is seen in the background). The president of the United States is due at any moment, a situation tying up the streets with blockades and large-scale protests.
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Above all it was her personality. Pauline Kael had an overwhelming presence in a conversation. There will no doubt be many discussions of Kael's work and influence and with the publication of Brian Kellow's new biography Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark, and the Library of America's forthcoming collection of her work.
She was the most powerful, loved and hated film critic of her time, but her work cannot be discussed objectively by simply reading it. She challenges you on every page, she's always in your face, and she functioned as the arbiter of any social group she joined. She was quite a dame.
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UPDATED 01/28/10: 2:25 p.m. PST -- COMPLETED!: Thanks for all the detective work -- and special thanks to Christopher Stangl and Srikanth Srinivasan himself for their comprehensive efforts at filling the last few holes! Now I have to go read about who some of these experimental filmmakers are. I did find some Craig Baldwin movies on Netflix, actually...
Srikanth Srinivasan of Bangalore writes one of the most impressive movie blogs on the web: The Seventh Art. I don't remember how I happened upon it last week, but wow am I glad I did. Dig into his exploration of connections between Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" and Jean-Luc Godard's "History of Cinema." Or check out his piece on James Benning's 1986 "Landscape Suicide." There's a lot to look through, divided into sections for Hollywood and World Cinema.
In the section called "The Cinemaniac... I found the above collage (mosaic?) of mostly-famous faces belonging to film directors, which Srikanth says he assembled from thumbnails at Senses of Cinema. Many of them looked quite familiar to me, and if I'm not mistaken they were among the biographical portraits we used in the multimedia CD-ROM movie encyclopedia Microsoft Cinemania, which I edited from 1994 to 1998, first on disc, then also on the web. (Anybody with a copy of Cinemania able to confirm that? My Mac copy of Cinemania97 won't run on Snow Leopard.)
Some of the best documentaries of 2009 hardly seemed to exist. "What's the matter with Kansas," based on a best-seller, is still awaiting its fifth vote at IMDb. "The Beaches of Agnes," a luminous film by the New Wave pioneer Agnes Varda, grossed $127,605. "Of Time and the City," by a great British director, grossed $32,000. "Anvil! The Story of Anvil," a hit in terms of buzz and critical reception, brought in $666,659. "Tyson," $827, 046.
Such figures come from IMDb, which may be wrong, but if it's $1 million off, we're still not talking big numbers. What we're really talking about is eyeballs, or, as old Jewish exhibitors used to ask, "how many toochis on the seats?" The audiences for these films were found first at film festivals, and will now be found on DVD and video on demand. None
Dear Agnes Varda. She is a great director and a beautiful, lovable and wise woman, through and through. It is not enough that she made some of the first films of the French New Wave. That she was the Muse for Jacques Demy. That she is a famed photographer and installation artist. That she directed the first appearances on film of Gerard Depardieu, Phillipe Noiret--and Harrison Ford! Or that after gaining distinction as a director of fiction, she showed herself equally gifted as a director of documentaries. And that she still lives, as she has since the 1950s, in the rooms opening off each side of a once-ruined Paris courtyard, each room a separate domain.
That is not enough, because her greatest triumph is her life itself. She comes walking toward us on the sand in the first shot of "The Beaches of Agnes," describing herself as "a little old lady, pleasantly plump." Well, she isn't tall. But somehow she isn't old. She made this film in her 80th year, and she looks remarkably similar to 1967, when she brought a film to the Chicago Film Festival. Or the night I had dinner with her, Jacques and Pauline Kael at Cannes 1976. Or when she was at Montreal 1988. Or the sun-blessed afternoon when we three had lunch in their courtyard in 1990. Or when she was on the jury at Cannes 2005.
During the Nazi Occupation of France, when the country was governed by the German-controlled Vichy administration, 220 films were made by French filmmakers. Bertrand Tavernier is fascinated by this fact: "None of them was anti-Semitic, pro-German, pro-collaboration, or pro-even Vichy. Except for one film which has two dubious lines, you never had a anti-Semitic remark in the films of that time--even though you had plenty in the 1930s. I wanted to try to understand why."
Q. I thought "The English Patient" it was a great film, but something about the central romance really bugs me. By coincidence, I'd seen "Casablanca" at a revival house just the night before. In that film, Bogart gives up the woman he loves for the higher purpose of defeating the Nazis. In "The English Patient," the Ralph Fiennes character deals with the Nazis in order to get back to the woman he loves. Some of my women friends are captivated that Fiennes's character subordinates everything to his passion for this woman; that includes her husband and the fate of the free world, to name two. Am I a wet blanket to be totally turned off by this? Are some women actually leaving the theater wondering "Would my man sell out the world to the fascists to be with me?" (John Miller, 73407,2032)
The Festival International du Film, held annually in Cannes, France, has become the world's most prestigious film festival—the spot on the beach where the newest films from the world's top directors compete for both publicity and awards.


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Despite the weight, the restomod handled fantastically. Fun occurrence: On the skidpad, where we drive as fast as we can around a 300-foot-diameter circle, the tires were nearly turned to glue circling tail-out. It was hard to resist because few cars today are so willing to oversteer, and this one lets you control it and play professional drifter. Without the tail-out antics, the XV pulled a maximum of 0.90 g on the skidpad.
The stock T/A, on the exact other hand, understeered horrendously. Any turn of the wheel simply caused the front tires to plow. Mad provocations of the throttle, which in other rear-drive cars can sometimes flick the tail out, had no effect. It's as if the goal of the Dodge engineers were to guarantee that this car couldn't get loose, lest someone tap the gas midcorner and end up fishtailing onto someone else's lawn. With the unmodified car, you'd simply go straight on in. It gripped about as hard as a jumbo SUV, at 0.68 g.
The old T/A isn't without its charms, which, by and large, have been successfully transferred to the restomod: the lack of wind turbulence inside the cabin with the windows rolled down (try that in a modern car), the lope of a big V-8 coupled to free-flowing mufflers, and, of course, the big, bold shape. What you don't get is the 1970s laundry list of Achilles' heels. If all this sounds good to you, XV can do a similar treatment on convertibles, Plymouth Barracudas, and Dodge Chargers.
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Inquiry into organ scandal
An independent inquiry has been ordered into allegations that doctors at a Merseyside hospital stripped children of their entire organ systems during post mortem examinations.
The wholesale removal of hundreds of organs is believed to have taken place at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. It is alleged the organs were taken for research purposes and parents say they were not asked for their consent.
The announcement comes as parents of children involved in the controversy met to set up a pressure group.
Health Secretary Alan Milburn issued a statement on Friday afternoon, which said: "It is essential that we now seek to restore public confidence in health services at Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
"No-one hearing the details of the events at Alder Hey Children's Hospital can be anything but concerned at what has happened.
"I want to ensure that the parents of these children are able to make their views heard and that these terrible events are not repeated in the future."
"Given this, together with the continuing concerns of parents, we welcome this further inquiry. We are confident that this will address the outstanding issues."
Mr Milburn said the events at the hospital were "obviously distressing" for the families concerned, and added that relatives would be able to make their views known directly or in writing to the inquiry.
The government's action follows growing pressure from parents for an investigation.
About 200 people, including many of the parents involved, packed into Liverpool's Oakdale United Reform Church on Friday evening for a meeting on the issue.
Solicitor Ian Cohen, who represents about 70 of the families, said the announcement of a public inquiry was "a welcome step forward", but that he remained guarded.
Many grieving parents fought back tears as they addressed the gathering and told of their own personal tragedies.
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John Wheelan said he was initially told his daughter's organs had been retained and then informed that this in fact was not the case.
He claimed to have seen cuts on her body at the undertakers.
"We feel extremely isolated. We have been told we are in a unique position."
Another father whose son died of acute liver failure learned only recently that he was buried without his heart.
"If they had approached us and asked us about organ donation, we would have agreed," he said, close to tears.
The independent inquiry comes after an announcement by Liverpool coroner Andre Rebello that he is to re-open inquiries into the death of one of the children - baby Kayleigh Valentine who died nine years ago at the hospital.
Mr Rebello believes the hospital may have acted illegally by retaining organs after death.
He said: "It is absolutely outrageous that any organs were taken, and that the family now have to go through the loss process again and re-build their lives again.
Kayleigh's mother Janet said: "How could he (the pathologist) butcher my daughter and take all her organs?
"Those organs have just been sitting in Alder Hey for nearly 10 years, and why? What have they gained from doing that?"
The retention of hearts is standard practice at hospitals around the country.
But in October, Alder Hey admitted it had learnt that organs as well as hearts had been stored at Liverpool University by a senior pathologist, also employed at Alder Hey.
Mr Cohen says he has evidence that, in the case of most of those who died between 1988 and 1995, every organ may have been removed before burial.
Mr Cohen said: "Most of the parents I have consulted, whose children died in that period, have learnt that the entire organ system was retained - including brains, lungs and kidneys."
He is now in Holland, declining to talk to the British media.
Many medical specialists believe there may well have to be a case to test the legality of retaining organs.
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Rebecca Daley's mother always joked that her daughter was destined to be an Eagle - an Ellison Eagle.
She was right, but it took a while.
Daley will finally wear green and white routinely this coming school year. She was recently named Ellison's head softball coach, replacing Carrie Erskine-Biels, who stepped down after six seasons.
"Enthusiam, organization and knowledge of the game," said Ellison athletic coordinator Buddy McBryde on what made Daley the right fit. "She seems very enthused and just can't wait to get after it."
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"I was supposed to go to Ellison," said Daley, a two-time District 17-4A first-team selection. "But I opted to go to Harker Heights because it was closer and that's where everyone went. So my family joked that I was destined to be an Eagle after all."
Daley spent the last school year as a special-education aide at Brookhaven Elementary, and said she's gone back and forth deciding if she wanted to stay in elementary education or move up and teach high school.
It came down to getting back to softball.
"I really wanted to coach," said the 25-year-old Daley. "I played all through high school and played in college before my shoulder gave out. I just really wanted to be involved in that and be that type of influence in these girls' lives like the coaches I had in the past that influenced my life - at least while I was still young and agile."
Daley played both softball and volleyball for Cisco Junior College, before she transferred to Stephen F. Austin and later to Angelo State and eventually gave up softball.
Her role models and experiences are what Daley said she hopes can jump-start her coaching career.
After college, Daley came back to visit Lady Knights coach Tiffani Walker and she still talks with her former Hotshots travel-team coach (Darryl Brunson) whenever she gets a chance.
"It's someone who knows you, but is still very knowledgeable of the world," she said. "That's what I loved about it. They were just such great people. Even to this day, I can call them up and talk to them, and ask questions and they'll answer them for me.
"Those are memories that I have with those two teams and those coaches."
Ellison went 4-21 last year and finished at the bottom of District 12-5A with a 1-12 record. The Lady Eagles did have a trio of 12-5A second-team picks, including sophomores Alyssa Castro and Rayven Jones.
As a player at Heights, Daley helped lead the Lady Knights to consecutive playoff appearances (2002-03). She's played in many rivalry games against the other city schools, including a 14-7 Heights win over Ellison in 2003 where Daley went 3-for-5 with three RBIs to lead the Lady Knights back from a 7-3 deficit in the fifth inning.
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is this THE Rich Gibson? - You know, Vesco was looking to land in Grenada one time; also he worked a way to funnel funds to support an ill relative in the US.
- June 08, 2008 12:19 PM
- Richard Gibson said...
From what I read in that obituary in The Economist he seemed to lead a very interesting life, if indeed he is dead.
Pirate - I'm not sure how to answer that question but I sincerely doubt I am the person you are looking for, although someone did email me once about a film maker called Richard Gibson.
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National Australia Bank has moved to discredit rebel director Catherine Walter by releasing a new report into her attacks on the integrity of the investigation into January's $360 million in forex losses - but she's showing no signs of giving up her one-woman crusade for board accountability.
Sources close to the board claimed the second probity report by lawyers Blake Dawson Waldron represented a "comprehensive rebuttal" of all of Mrs Walter's criticisms of the integrity of the bank-commissioned PricewaterhouseCoopers report since it was released on March 12.
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The board is set to receive legal advice at its meeting today as to whether Mrs Walter's resolutions are valid under the law and the bank's constitution, setting the scene for a seemingly inevitable showdown with her colleagues in front of shareholders in early May.
The new Blake report sought to address almost 50 separate issues raised by Mrs Walter but found no new "probity concerns" in relation to all matters.
But Blake partners Elizabeth Johnstone and Anne Dalton said there were some matters raised by Mrs Walter that either predated its appointment, were outside the scope of its engagement, or were a matter for others.
Mrs Walter said in a statement she had been unable to review in full the new Blake advice because she was attending the two-day NAB board meeting in Sydney.
However: "On an initial overview, it would appear that the [Blake] advice is focused on the process of the PwC report rather than testing all the facts and questions which have been emerging.".
NAB also turned up the heat on Mrs Walter by announcing that she had "written directly to Blake Dawson Waldron claiming it would be improper for them to provide further advice concerning the legitimacy of the PwC report because certain allegations made by Mrs Walter are now in the public domain and will be considered at a general meeting".
NAB released the new report, effectively an inquiry into an inquiry into an inquiry, anyway.
There were headaches for NAB elsewhere yesterday because its cardholders faced a 45-minute outage, and the bank admitted to receiving a $NZ57 million ($50 million) amended assessment from the New Zealand Inland Revenue Department relating to three structured finance transactions in 1998 and 1999.
NAB also admitted it could get more assessments worth up to $NZ212 million for post-1999 back tax, though the bank is challenging the rulings.
Mrs Walter has made a number of damaging allegations in letters to chairman Graham Kraehe subsequent to the March 12 release of the PwC report - mainly relating to PwC being significantly conflicted, in part because of internal audit work it conducted for NAB.
Mrs Walter has also implicated the then Kraehe-led risk committee, which received a presentation from the bank's markets division at its first meeting on November 21, including the issue of monitoring forex losses.
Like the audit committee, which was then run by Mrs Walter, the risk committee failed to detect the problems that led to the forex losses.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority also dealt with this matter in its report, saying that "it is apparent that these [risk] issues were not elevated as a serious concern by executive management at this meeting".
The PwC report reported firstly via NAB's board risk committee, and later the full board, according to Blake, though Mrs Walter complained that it should not report via the risk committee given it may have been implicated in the forex trading saga.
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Notable FactsThe largest sub-AVAs of Sonoma include Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley and Sonoma Valley. Each sub-AVA, with its own micro-climate, is unique in its grape varieties and styles of wine. Dry Creek makes a mean Zinfandel while Russian River produces stand up Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The Alexander Valley makes some of the better Cabernet Sauvignons in the county and Sonoma Valley creates excellent wines from all the above varieties. Other grapes found throughout Sonoma include Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Syrah.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Buchu belongs to the genus Agathosma, in the family of Rutaceae. These plants are native to the southern parts of Africa. A crenulata and A. betulina are endemic to the Western Cape.
Buchu is a compact shrub with scented leaves, flowering from autumn to spring. The numerous oil glands on the leaves produce an aromatic scent which deter pests. By releasing these oils on hot days a vapour layer is formed which helps with water retention, reducing excess transpiration.


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Monday's WWE Raw Supershow Scores High Rating
This week's WWE Raw Supershow scored a 3.44 rating, which was up 8.5 percent compared to last week's 3.17 rating for the MITB lead-in.
The 3.44 rating topped Raw after WrestleMania, which scored a 3.43 rating, and topped Raw after No Way Out last month, which scored a 3.42 rating. Monday's Raw Supershow ranked #2 for the year, trailing Raw after the Royal Rumble, which scored a 3.55 rating.
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Possibly swayed by its northern-border state Washington, Oregon is making strides to make recreational cannabis use legal. The northwestern state already has both medical and decriminalization laws in force.
Oregonians are due to vote on the Control, Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act in November 2014. If passed, the law would allow for cannabis to be sold and used by adults over 21 beginning July 2015.
A recent report by ECONorthwest estimates the state will generate $38.5 million in excise tax revenue over the first fiscal year of recreational sales.